13 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9871559b77ca30dd83f86e8f0b90db4d.pdf 8f85cfdcf8ba1ca777f4595fdcff2b58 PDF Text Text W EEKEN D April 11, 1999 91st Year. No. 163 (407)3222611 Sanford, FL S e rv in g Lottery Sanford. Casselberry. W inning Lake Mary, Longwood. Oviedo. W inter S prings Numbers and Seminole C ounty 3A Longwood candidates share views of city issues Lm h > l w t t k t k « i M M a# pointless dent removal, plraae Page 7A. □BRIEFLY will present ■ half-hour spe­ cial. Take Stock in Children. on Wednesday at 5 p.m. on the Sunshine Network. Cre­ ated In Pinellas County In 1091 by a former school teacher to provide mentors and community-sponsored scholarships to students from low-income families. Take Stock In Chlldrrn Is now af­ filiated with 51 Florida coun­ ties with 20 corporate spon­ sors. For more Information, call (8501 224-6070. Bays and Olds Ctwks o f C a s ­ u a l Florida this week o b ­ serve National Boys and Otrio Club Week. April 1 1 - 1 7 . with a record-breaking March for the T h re e M il­ lionth Youth* to benefit from the clubs nationwide. Base­ ball superstar Ken OrtfTey Jr., who Joined the National Board of Governors o f the youth service organisation In 1998 Is the national spokes­ man for the March. Each o f the 950 clubs In the country will submit a Most Valuable Player (MVP) from their ‘ roster.* A final drawing will be held at national headquar­ ters In Atlanta on May 7. with the winner to be Invltrd. along with a chaperone, to Seattle to attend a Mariners' game as Griffey's guest. Boys and Girls Clubs of C en­ tral Florida serves more than 7.500 youth In 14 locations In Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties. For more Information, call (407) 841­ 6855 or visit the website at www.bgccf.org. STAFT WRITEH LONGWOOD • The two can­ didates for Longwood’s City Commission seat have similar visions for a city with im­ proved communication, paved * and full commercial sewage. Judy Putx. 51. and Dan An­ derson. 29. both said they want to Improve Longwood'a Image and bring Improved communication to the City Commission. They both said the City needs a sense of com­ promise and long-range plan­ ning. with less micro­ managing o f city officials. The special election for the commission seat left vacant by the resignation of Ron Sargent will be held April 27. "We have a very negative Im­ age as a City with businesses and surrounding communi­ ties.* Putx said. ’ It's worse than I thought when I first started campaigning. The way w r conduc; our affairs needs to change.* Anderson said there Is a “As a rule, there Is no surer way to the dislike o f men than to behave well where they have behaved badly." -LEW WALLACE □ INDEX B u sin e ss . . . . . . . . 7 A C la s s ifie d ........... 4 B -6 B C o m ic s .................... O B C r o s s w o r d ............... 6 B D e a r A b b y ............... B C S c h o o ls ................... S B H e a lth k F it n e s s . .2 C H o r o s c o p e ............... B B O b i t u a r i e s ................3 A O p in io n ................... 4 A P e o p le ............... 3 C -B C S p o rts ............... 1 B -3 B T e le v i s i o n ............... S C W eass s n C it y . Fog s B A By M l Kerns STAFF WKfTKM SANFORD O rrtchrn Schapkrr. w ho was recently named Seminole County's m c ondaiy school principal o f the year by the school district, to retiring from Seminole High School (o spend more time with her grandchildren. Tt was a really hard deci­ sion.* Schapkrr said. *My husband and I agonized over this for a year. This has been a painful drrislon.* Schapkrr has been the prin­ cipal of Seminole High School for right yeans. She will move to Falrhopr. Alabama with her husband o f 37 years. Dom Schapkrr. The rtnjple has two chlldrrn. Dom Jr. and Gall, and four grandchlldrrn who range In age from two to six. Gall and her two children live In Falrhopr. Schapkrr grew up In Mobile. Ala. *My husband and I married young.* Schapkrr. who mar­ ried Dom when she was 19 and hr was 20. said. *Wr put each other through school, and then we workrd. W r want to spend som e more time to­ gether with our children and grandchildren.* Schapkrr said she lias not decided whether site will r e ­ turn to education In Alabama. "I'm the type of person that needs to stay active.* Schap­ ker said. T U do some commu­ nity work, and see what's available.* For II yrurs prior to being named principal of Seminole State-of-the art High School. Schapker was as assistant principal at Lyman High School In Longwood. She was a teacher the previous four years In Fl. Lauderdale. ‘ Being here ut Seminole has been a wonderful experience for me.* Schapkrr said. 'It's been rewarding and fulfilling. HI never forget It. I've been privileged to work with a great staff, a groat communities, and I have memories that win al­ ways stay with me.* Seminole High School, with 2.200 students, established an Academy of Health Careers In 1993 that has been recognlxed as a Best Practices Academy R e n ts STAFF W UrtEH ‘ Air Rescue 3* mads its way to the Seminole County Sheriffs hanger at Orlando Sanford Airport Thurs­ d ay after a brief facelift in Panama City. Acquired through the military surplus program from the CaJtfomia Division of Forestry, the Bod 205 1071 UH-1H heavy-lift helicopter includes a 420-gallon capacity wa­ ter bucket for fire suppression, 5,000-lb. lift capacity, dual medical litter kits and rescue hoist. Al­ though its three primary missions are to firefighting, Emergency Medical Services transport and rescue missions, the helicopter seats to passengers, which could include SW A T members, bomb technicians, firefighters or evacu­ ated victims from disaster scenes and traffic accidents. A second helicopter w as not retrofitted for service, but instead set aside for parts. Loading the water bucket are (L-R) Aircraft Commander John Stewart. Phil Buster and Chief Me­ chanic John Ramoutar. Model for the state for p r e ­ paring health care profession­ als. The academy, with 309 students currently enrolled, provides a curriculum for stu­ dents planning health careers. About 99 percent of the academy graduates continue with post-secondary educa­ tion. according to Mhooi r e c ­ ords. Seminole High School also hao programs for at-risk stu­ dents. Operation Yearn Is a •pedal program designed to Increase students' reading lev­ els by using a multi-sensory computerized reading p ro­ gram. Sanford airport tops in the state B y Bm Internal Raves ns Barries personnel will be available for free last minute help on Thursday. TAX DAY, at North Branch Library -- Sanford. 150 North Palmetto Ave.. from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. E m ­ ployees and volunteers will help prepare extension form s and answer questions as well as provide needed tax forms. Taxpayers will be granted a 4-month extension, until August 16. by filing Form 4868 by April 15. □QUOTE ■pressing** nerd to Improve the quality of government In the City. "That means circumventing personal Issue*.* Anderson said. Putx said that while she to pleased with growth in city's historic district. It "needs to be brought up to par with the rest of the town.’ She said there needs to be Improve­ ments to the streets, right-ofways, sidewalks, sewers, and storm drains. "The sidewalks are In terri­ ble condition and the streetlights are dilapidated.* Put*, a member of the Historic Preservation Hoard. said. "This Is ou r downtown. It should be a source o f pride.* Anderson, a member of the C ode Enforcement Hoard, said that although lie opposes giv­ ing city money to private property owners, the city needs beautification projects along the streets and aidewalks of the historic district. He said he would not oppose creating a special taxing dis­ trict for the area. Schapker will retire SANFORD • The Orlando Sanford Airport lias the most general aviation In the state, thanks to Its bustling pilot training programs. The airport also has the fifth largest general aviation In the country, according to the Fed­ eral Avtutlon Administration. General aviation Is all (lying except for commercial airlines or military traffic. General aviation operations made up 375.227 of the 380.981 total takeoffs and landings for 1998. according to the FAA. Sanford Airport Authority Executive Director Victor While said the airport’s activ­ ity levels arc primarily due to the large amount of pilot training activities at the facil­ ity, Including the Comalr Avia­ tion Academy. T h e Comalr Aviation Acad­ emy Is one of the largest pilot training centers In the world.* White said. "Their business greatly contributes to the su c­ cess and growth our Airport has been experiencing.* The airport's overall aircraft operations have Increased 8 percent since 1997. More than 600 students en­ rolled In academy courses in 1998, according to Comalr Aviation President Mike Yocum. •Airlines are hiring record numbers o f pilots.* Yocum sold. Million Air Orlando contrib­ utes to general aviation traffic by leasing aircraft, generating charter flights, and engaging In pilot training. SunJet Aviation Is con­ structing new facilities, with plans to open Its own fixed P to s s s e s s A ir p o r t . P e g s $ A County trail needs $20,000 for restroo By Ross White S T A F F W RITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - The City of Winter Springs wants Seminole County to toss In an­ other $20,000 for the con­ struction of a restroom at the county's Black Hammock Trallhead. Apparently, there’s a mis­ understanding about the funding for the comfort faclltty. Winter Springs manager Ronald W. McLemore said the city requested $60,000 for the project based upon Us “experience wtth bathroom design standards.” The county commission In February authorized $40,000 rather than $60,000. "W ere not sure how this happened." McLemore said, requesting the additional $20,00 be approved when the commissioners meet on Tues­ day. The additional $20,000 • If approved - would come from moneys transferred from the county's general fund contin­ gency to Its professional serv­ ices fund. *We better be sure this doesn't drain our funds." Commissioner Randy Morris said. T h e Air Force will have nothing on us." 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So don’t let your business be left out in the cold, call our advertising specialists today. Seminole Herald (407) 322-2611 I �Police Loc . a* IV fottouIng Itpotu am? m* County SherifTt Office lor taddenta reported through AprU 9tk M ALTAM O m April 8. 8:32 p m .. Orange Drive. Marc A. Pamp. DOB 3/19/86, arrested by Altam onte Spring* Police officers, c h a ffe d with msttr Injunction, Agg r o i r i h l l a y . Burghuy and fA, April 8. 8 p m .. Osceola A lttfft J. Bertrand. Jr.. 74. Baltim ore Avenue. Deltona, died TTiuraday April 8, 1999. B om in Newton. Maas, he moved to C entral Florida In 1991 from W ayland. Mass. Mr. Bertrand waa a Chemical Technician for Polaroid In M aas, for 22 years. M r. Bertrand served hi the U 3. Army durin g WWII. He waa a 32-Degree Mason. He DOB 8/31/88, w as arrested by 8c errs, charged w ith Battery and Resist / Obstruct /O ppose O f­ ficer Without Violence. •AH FO R D. April 9, 11:44 p m . West 5th H aircut Joe* Mobley. D O B 10/1/56, w as w rested by Police officers, charged w ith Aggravated Assault, t a c m / th e Drug Paraphernalia and Concealed W om an Law Violation. HARFORD. April 6. 3:43 a m .. Stats A sad 800. Christopher Dokh. DOB 9/7/64. waa arrested by Seadnate County S h eriffs officers, charped with Battery (Domestic Violence). A L T A M O tm H Armando Antonio Crack Cocaine. Sale » n l 8. 0:45 p m , Helen S tm t, Charles C M * ------- " -----------Ihllcs offh /8/7S. daughter. D ianne Com aro. BUtcrtca. M aas.; daughter, Oad D ra in s. W altham . Maaa.; daughter. Elisabeth Shot). Del­ tona: daughter. Sandra Ber­ trand. Fram ingham , Maaa.: brother, John Bertrand. Fas­ tens, M ass.; slater, Ethel Beecher. W inter Spring*: Ha­ ter. Elaine Cowles. Waltham. M aaa.; eight grandchildren. iU n iH iiif Family Funeral Hom e. Deltona. In charge of X* i o f Drug P ara p h e rn a lia A pril 8. 2:30 p m . South County Sheriffs officers arrested the on chargm of Poeseseton of Cocaine: Saasantl) DOB 2/18/75; of CoCameha Rhw. D O B 8/30/801 on 8. catne and Possession o f Drug Lankford. DOB 1/7/69; Adrtaa K. of of Cocaine. Poeieselon of D rug Cannabis Under 20 Oram a: Vi DOB 2/9/58; Demlan J. Oeffen. D O B 7/8/7% Donald R. McCray. DOB 5/13/47: and Benjam en Rovtto, D O B 10/13/74. LOROWOOO, A pril 8. 4:30 p a . State Road 800, Christopher Paul Daigle. D O B 6/10/75, waa arrested by Longwood Police officers, charged with Poaacsnlon o f Drug Paraphernalia and Possession or C annabis U n der 20 Orama. LOROWOOO, A pril 8. 12:18 a m .. West Marvin S tm t. Ocorge Theodore Sand land. D O B 2/14/81, w as arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession of Con­ trolled Substance (Rophynol). Sale o f Controlled Substance (Rophynol) and S ale[ of Cannal C an n abis. LOROWOC IOWOOD. April 8. 12:18 a.m.. Kingston Road. Nicholas An­ thony Koval. DOB 3/17/81. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs ofltcrrs. charged with Possession o f Controlled Sub­ stance (Rophynol). Purchase o f Controlled Substance (Rophynol) and Purchase o f Cannabis. LONOW OOD April 8. 8:42 a.m.. State Road 434. James Mi­ chael 'Rebel Dog* Bohn II. DOB 7/15/80. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession of Cannabis Under 20 Orama and Driving While License Sus­ pended. ■AHFORD, April 9. 12:57 a.m.. Academy Avenue. Daniel Brad­ shaw. DOB 4/8/61. was arrested by Sanford Police officers, cliargcd with Possess Cannabis Under 20 Orama Without Valid R/X sod Resist WUh Violence Officer. BARFORD. April 8. Time Unknown, 12th Street. Cedric Jerrod Church. DOB 10/20/781 w aa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possess Cannabis Under 20 Orams Without Valid R / X Plee / Attempt to D ude an Officer and Tampering W ith Evidence. ALTAMORT8 SPR 1R08. April 6. 3:08 p.m.. State Road 436. AM n Kenneth Stllabower. DOB 7/28/63, was arrested by A l­ tamonte Springs Police officers, charged with Driving While Li­ cense Suspended / Revoked. ALTAMONTV 8FR IH 08. April 6. 5:50 p m.. East Altamonte Springs Drive. Michelle A. Pantano, DOB 2/18/80. waa ar­ rested by ASP officers, charged with Retail Theft. Possession o f Cannabis Under 20 Orama and Possession of Drug Para­ phernalia. SANFORD. April 6. 11:47 p.m.. 8th S tm t. Freddie Lee Wil­ liams. DOB 8/15/68, waa arrested by Sanford Police officers, charged with Robbery - Unarmed. Adda A. Chadwick. 4fl. Cypreaawood Court. W inter Springs, died Thursday April 8, 1989. B om in Ole ben. Oerm any she resided In Cen­ tral Florida fo r 24 yean . M n . Chadwick w aa a secretary. Survivors include husband. Ronald L Chadwick. W inter Springs: son. Steven L Chad­ wick. W inter Springs; stater, B arbara Crenshaw. Cheyenne. Wyo. Banfleld Funeral Home, W in­ ter Spring*. In charge of service*. Ocorge A . Frederick. 91. Hastings Drive. Deltona, died April 9. 1999. Bom In Brook­ lyn. N.Y. he moved to Central Florida m 1968 from Brook­ lyn. M r. Frederick waa a D e­ sign Engineer for the U.S. Department o f the Navy. He waa Catholic. Mr. Frederick enjoyed woodcraftlng and metal craft­ ing. Survivors Include niece. M arlon RuaacU-Ptcraor. Plcaaantvllle, N.Y. Bauloatiff Family Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of services. Richard Spoonhour. DOB 12/2/74. was arrested by Altamonte Springs Police officers, charged with Restating Without V io­ lence. SANFORD. April 6. 1:07 p.m.. West 13th S tm t. Reginald Donnell Jones, DOB 1/26/80, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession Altered ID Card / Other's ID Card. SANFORD, April 6. 5:52 p.m.. Sanford Avenue. Patsy Ann Beall. DOB 1/16/40. was arrested by Sanford Police officers, charged with Disorderly Intoxication Help fight crime In your community. If you hove Infor­ mation on a crime cull 423-TIPS. You can remain anony­ mous and may be eligible for a reward April 11, 1999 April 10, 1999 Today is the 104th day o f 1999 and the 22nd day of tpring. of 1998 and the day of tpring. TO D AY’ S H ISTO RY: On this day In 1M4, the A m erica Society for the Pre­ vention of Cruelty to Animals w as In­ corporated The society was founded by Henry Bergh. On this day in 1*53, “ House o f Wax,* starring Vincent Price, premiered In New York City. It was the first featurelength 3-D movie. * On this day in IM9. the musical group Alabam a was nam ed artist o f the decade by the Academy of Country Music. TO D A Y’S B IR TH D AYS: Matthew C. P erry (1784-1838), U.S. N avy com ­ modore; William Booth (1828-1812), social reformer, Joseph Pulltaer (1847•1111), newspaper publisher, C lare Boothe Luce <1»43-I987>, writer. Harry Morgan (1815), actor, Is 84; Omar Sharif (1932 ), actor, is 17; Paul Ther­ oux (1941), writer, la 38. TO D A Y’ S H ISTO RY: On this day In 1814, Napoleon Bonaparta abdicated the throne of France. On this day In 1921, KDKA, a radio sta­ tion in Pittsburgh, Pa., broadcast the first liv e description of a sporting event to be broadcast on the radio, a boxing match between Johnnie Ray and Johnny Dundee. On this day in 1948, President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1988, a week after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. TO D A Y’ S B IR TH D AYS: Christopher Smart (1722-1771), poet; Charles Evans Hughes (1882-1848), U.S. Suprem e Court Justice; Dean Acheson (18931871), U.S. secretary o f elate; Joel G rey (1S33-), actor, Is 87; Lou ise Lasser (1838-1. actress, is 60; B ret Ssberhagen (I884-), baseball player, is 33. Today ie the 101* M r*. M illard w aa a m em ber o f the Welcom e W agon and of the Fairway. Survivors include aen. Joe Your In vestm ents Give You Borrowing Power anything you need. And if you*vn already Bill Kirchhoff 201 S. h rk Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-1558 E d w a r d J ia s s W e m ake pinner Clayton Lavrm e Oehr. 87. Airport Bhrd.. Sanford, died April 8. 1999. Bom In Albion. Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1948. Mr. Oehr waa a Laundromat owner. He was a Unitarian Universalis!. Mr. Oehr served In (he U.S. Navy. He was a member of the Elks Lodge o f Port Orange, the V.F.W. Post o f Port Orange, the Moose Lodge of New Smyrna, and the American Le­ gion In New Smyrna. Survivors Include wife, G er­ trude B. Oehr. Sanford. Beacon's National Cremation when it o m s hi inn ounce pnxecrssi. Gam ier to avJLiy fir nudity h tu n e* pnxecun fhan Ac tn*-Owner* liMir.ince Gunpiny. Writ r.ike one Funeral Director handles ail details all preparation Is done at this facility service tim es will m eet your needs no Interest Is charged on trusted prearrangem ents, which are 100% refundable the fam ily selects cremation services m arkers designed to specifications ytair htstiw* Mxir.uKL- while you take curet/ Airport ALTAM O N TI SPR IN G S. April 6. 10:17 p.m.. Wcstmontc Drive. Dorothy A . M Ulard. 84. Augusta Road. O rlando, died W ednesday A p ril 7. 1999. Bom Oct. 30. 1914 In Rack Island. 01. she moved to Cen­ tral* Florida in 1978 from 111. Mrs. M illard waa retired from the International H arvester Com pany. She w aa a m em ber o f St. Joseph Cathode Church. O rlando. Koine**! base operation In the early summer. Commercial airline opera­ tions at the airport Increased between 1997 and 1998. Air­ line fllghls rose from 4.800 to more than 5.200. Airport offi­ cials said this Is due primarily to business from European holiday travelers. In 1998 (he airport waa the fourth busiest International airport in Florida with 1.1 million International passen­ gers. It wus the 19th busiest international airport In the United States. The airport was the fastest growing airport of the top 150 commercial service airports In the united State, according to the Airports Council Interna­ tional. The airport was the fastest growing of the top 570 worldwide airports, with 80 percent growth In airline pas­ sengers between 1996 and 1997. F uneral H ome since 1956 500 E. A irport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 for you! 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Dress casual. �•tA Semtnote Herald Sanford Honda • Sunday Apnl 11. 1999 Editorial & Opinion Our Views C o m m u n it y V ie w s Both candidates would Soup kitchen is not good fo r Sanford benefit Longwood By Tom Beck No m a tte r tin* ou tcom e In the April 2 7 L on gw ootl special ele ctio n fo r the City C om m ission , a ca n d id a te w ill b e e le c te d w h o Is dedicated to Im p rovin g co m m u n ica tio n betw een com m issioners an d residen ts, and to Im provin g the City Itself. T h e C ttv w ill benefit from the service o f eith er J u d y 1‘ut/ or Dun Anderson. Hotji c a n d id a te s say that Im proving th e city's lin a ge Is a top p riority , and that a key Is to Im p ro ve co m m u n ica te a n d com prom ise with tltc lr fellow’ co m m is sio n e rs. A n d erson . 29. is a relative new -com er to L on g w ood 's p o litical scene, currently s e r v in g on th e C ode E n forcem en t Hoard, fills Is a plus fo r a c ity co m m ission som etim es mired In personal con lh cts. Put/. 5 1 . a m em ber o f the Historic P re serv a tio n Hoard, h a s m ore experien ce serving the c ity . T h is ex p erien ce Is In valu ab le training for th e p re s s u re o f serving o n the C ity Com m ission. W hen l* u u looks five years Into the fu tu re , she secs a b u stlin g dow n tow n , m ore paved streets, ce n tra lized city s e rv ic e departm en ts, and a city w ith Im p roved com m u n ica tion a n d a b etter im age. S h e n o dou b t w ill p la y a n im portant role In m aking th is Im age a reality, o n o r oil the com m ission. A n d erson 's vision for th e city five yea rs from n o w is to see an Im proved qu a lity of life and m o r e a ttractive places to d o business. Anderson wants to see im p roved p u blic parks, more reason ab le co d e en fo rce m en t, and m ore rlty sew er lines. A n d e rs o n Is a self-em ployed com p u ter p rogra m m er. H it/ Is a local bu sin ess owner. Doth a re co llege e d u c a te d . Uoth candidates would make skilled commissioners and Longwuod wins either way. O t h e r V ie w s FOCUS ON By the way Jean M etis and Irene Blown have been c a r r y ­ ing on about Ihelr volunteer activities you would think lli.it we arr In the m iddle of the great depression. Excuse me. but the economy Is die best that It lias lx-en In decades and virtually anyone who wants a Job and Is willing to work can have one And for those people who are having temporary financial problem s, food stamps and welfare eon lliuie to Ih- available, l or those who arr disabled . supplem en­ tal social security benefits have always lx-en available. Jean Mrtts. never the less, finds It necessary to open a soup kitchen In the middle of the Sanford Historic District during these Ixxtmlng times. I'm sorry . but If Jean M rtts llruls it necessary to warm the cockles of her heart fry op en ­ ing a soup kitchen, why doesn't sfir open a soup kltchen where she lives In Dike Monnx*' There are plenty of poor people In Dike Monroe. Ojx-nlng a soup kltclm i In the area o f Elm Avenue and Fourth Street In tin- Sanford Historic District will virtually guarantee that no one would lx- willing to restore a home anyone near that area. I have watched what fias gone on In that area when Jean Mrtts was handing out tier tree food to go. Scores o( cars harked up In lines down Elm Avrnur all lire- way to Eighth Strrrl I watched many of the occupants of their cars throw tbrtr cigarette buttes. lx-er cans and otlirr litter In homeowners yards. Jean M elts and Irrnr Brown like fo refrr tn people as Ihr h.ivrs and have riots. Irrnr Brown posed the question.* Have you ever lx-en down on your Hick, b e ­ tween Jolts or lived pay day to pay day?* Yes. Irrnr most of us have, hut we quit klv learned to not spend money wr did not have and not In produce ch il­ dren tli.it we could not **ipport. I find it ridiculous tluit you seem to think that anyone who works hard, saves their money ami avoids addictive substance is some kind of evil person. tern How ran thrse developers and engineers continue to tie Issued permits when they never finished our storm water system? Deny the llarllng-Locklln townhouses. To do otherw ise could result In millions o f dol­ lar* of damage when these townhouses fiood. was on thr way out. In spite of his secretary have this tim e blocked on tier calendar for a meeting Wr Itvr In tine of the smallrst counties In thr state and are ranked among one of thr more .diluent counties I Ilave not seen my tax trill go down lalrly Iri spltr of th r transportation nl myriad bust nesses into the county l|x-rhaps liecause wr rush to give them relocation lax brraks (or 1 to 5 years) In th r | m h I few years I have srrn our street system become d o gg e d tiy traffic form all tills busi­ ness. neighborhoods lurried Into traffic arteries, green a r­ eas with houses and apart­ ments Janimrd on reduced lot sizes and our once pristine lakes Ix-lng drilled I now am a witness lo ihr complete d r- Advice for supermodels fm very worried about the supemiodcls. Because rimes are tough for the ultra-beautiful these days. Newsstands are no longer dominated by the glowing visages o f famed models like Cindy Crawford. Christy Tu r­ lington and Naomi Campbell. Instead, we re seeing m ovie stars like Susan Sarandon and Sandra Mullock, television personalities like Oprah Winfrey, and public llgures like I Hilary Clinton. The New York Times reports that magazines with celeb ri­ ties on the cover sell more copies than those with models. Magazine editors also tell the paper of record that celebs are easier to work with and generate more Interest because readers have a sense of thetr entire personality. I guess you could say that when tl comes to cover m odels. Americans want more than Just a pretty face. Hut what will become of the pretty faces? Connor Ken­ nedy. a booker at Company Models, Is concerned. ’ It s very frustrating right now." Kennedy told the Times. “If m aga­ zines are making such an effort to feature Gwyneth P.dtrow over and over again, well, what happens to the next gen era­ tion of Linda Evangelistas? That generation Isn t coming Into Its own.* The prospect of a world without supcrmodels Is certainly a troubling one. Still, one must adjust to the times. So here are some alternative career suggestions for Clndv. Linda and the gang. — Members of Congress. Once a upon a time, a public offi­ cial had to be well-versed In matters of state In order to properly lead the country. But these days the Issues d e­ bated In tfu- hallowed halls of Congress have about as much substance .is a bag of rice cakes. Whether It's the Senate impeachment trial or the breaking sex scandals o f oncesanctlmonlous Republican politicians. Congress Is making C-Span look more and more like El's "Gossip Show.* The trouble Is. the proceedings lack Hair All those pasty white men In o il-rack suits make for tiresome viewing. So I say we let the supermndels lake over. Then the House of R epresen­ tatives i an become a House of Style! —Rock Stars. The supermodels should be Inspired by the careers o f arilsts like Michael Bolton. Mariah Carey and Mill! Vanllll. Indeed, these brave souls have trlutnph-overadverslty stories that will bring tears to the most hardened among us. They have after all. managed to rise to the top of the i harts without having any musical talent! All they did. really, was lit the suit. And we all know tli.it supcrmodels know bow to do that! —Department of Motor Vehicles Clerks. Wanted: Individu­ als experienced In giving off all manner o f negative vibes— sulky glares, vacant stares, etr. Ability to m ake others wait all day without ever considering their needs or feelings a plus. So take heart, supcrmodels. You may not be able to find work In the fashion, but that's all right. Th ere are plenty of other Industries that value style over substance. L e tte r s Deuv town houses in O viedo Deny lire llarllng-Locklln Townhouses on West Calm Valley Drive. Oviedo. Tills p r o ­ posed project Is next to RivrrWalk. It Is to lx- built try the Little Econlockhutchcr River on land that was un­ derwater during Tropical Storm Gordon In 1094. T rop i­ cal Storm Gordon, not even a 10 year event, brought only 7.1* of rain In five days to this area. Itrr f EMA maps which are used lor the Burling Ian kiln townhouses are bused on Information which is from 15-40 years old. Th e AJufaya Trail. 4.14 Bridge Is very close to this projected project. A c ­ cording to the old FEMA maps the 100 year fioodplatn Is at JH feet by thr bridge . Tfie river gauge on the bridge was at :IG. 14 feet on Dec. 28. 1997 alter a .'I day total of 4.5* of rain (see USGS data for the Alafaya Bridge). This Is less than 2 fret fnnn the IOO year lloodpluln and It was only a lew Inches of rain. (Not even a 10-year event which Is 7* of rain In 24 hours). On Sept. 25. 1998. the river rose to .15.29 feet after a 10 day total of 4.7* of rain. At the March SJKWMD board meeting It was brought up by your st.df. according to Gov. Bush, you arc also to look at the secondary and cum ula­ tive Impacts of a project. There Is concern that tills project will have a negative secondary Impact on River Walk Tile water run-off from ibis land already drains to ­ wards our neighborhood. Also, bow will tills project Impact the Little Econ River? (Outstanding Florida Water 1991). Surely. It will add to the cumulative w ater quantity and quality problems which ul ready plague tills river. Mr. Marling of MarlingDu kiln, was the engineer for River Walk. According to SJRWMD our developer. Derry White, from Whltcmurk and Mr. Hurling never com pleted River Walk's stormwater sys- Susan E berle O v ie d o Demand more of county leaders I am writing this letter to e x ­ press my recent ex perien ce with Seminole County gov­ ernment and the constant ab­ sence of top managers In the county. I recently required some Information from the county on an alleged Investiga­ tion made l»y the county building department. Ilils in­ vestigation does not personally Involve me. so this not a sour grajx-s letter. My concern was tire- money and manpower e x ­ pended In a frivolous investiga­ tion by the county building department and thr county at­ torney's office. 1 scheduled a meeting September 1998 to discuss tills Investigation and supply Infonnallon th.it would slop this waste of time and money. I arrived on time for this scheduled meeting only lo have the then building official tell me he dldn'l know any­ thing about any meeting and L e tte rs to the e d ito r and guest c o lu m n s a re S e m in o le H e ra ld both e n c o u ra g e d an d a p p re c ia te d . "Sen wy Seminole County Since I'MIH" Sunday. Aprill 1. 1999 • Vol 91. No 163 E - M a il u s : C all u s : (407 )32 2 -2 6 11 Advertising umkilllc 0 iol.com Publisher. ttmdoug 0 sol com Published Daily Except Monday. Saturcay. Thanksgiving Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 (407) 831*9993 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax (407) 323-9408 Tail Fr* Frta OrtaeX* Periodical Postage Pa u l ac S a n lo rd Florida and additional m ailing o ffice s Editorial: Uoditor 0 Ml.com Fax us: (4 0 7 ) 323*9408 mlsr of any courtrsy or com moil sense try our county managers and ihr continued willingness to squander our tax money it:,necessarily due to lac k of leadership I would urge the taxpayers ol Seminole Comity to arise and demand full time leadership and srnsl tile government. Wr have a majority of county employers who arr working rxtrrm rly hard to overt orne thr slac k left try those who work a three day w rrk In up|x-r management. Thrse are not lair working conditions lor those who glvr 110 percent daffy. Wrc.cn and should expect more for our leaders and managers D o n a ld lla u n L a k e M a ry B erry's W orld "It seems like only yesterday that our main fight was against SUBURBAN SPRAWL * W e invite readers to submit their thoughts in writing on county issues regarding people, places and things to Com m unity Views. T o g iv e more resident* a chance to express their views, w e ask that individual guest writers submit nu than one column a month and try to write no more than 700 words. There are no limitations on letters to the editor. Writers should include their address and telephone number with all correspondence. The views expressed on this page are not necessarily those o f this newspaper. Please mail to ihc Seminole Herald, Editor. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FI. 32771 W e n e ed y o u r input a n d o p in io n s. Sanford. FL 32771 Torn Ih rk llivs In Sonfonl Dear Mr Dean, St. Johns River Water Management D is­ trict executive director: W OM EN W rite to u s : 300 N. French Avenue I have lived In the Sanford Historic District Inr 10 years now and have watched over and over again how do-gooders have fought for such things in thr allowance of weekly rent­ als. day lalxir offices, prostltulr/dnig dealer rights and now soup kitchens In I he Sanford Historic District And guess wliat? Most of ihr pro pie who light for these things In the Sanford Historic Dls trlcts don't live here Those who do Itvr here and light to have these- things in their nrlghtxirliiMKl soon movr some place rise because the quality of life here Is not up to Ihrtr standards Could you Imagine Ihr city of Orlando allowing a soup kite hen In its Thornton I’atk or Delaney Bark neigh­ borhoods? It would never luip pen. Hut guess what? Orlando politicians would think that It was a great Idea lo |>ul such a place m downtown Sanford U S P S 401280 Postm aster S e n ] a d d ress ch a n g e s lo t»i« SEM IN O LE H E R A L D P O Don 1067 Sanlord FL 32772 1667 Subscription R ates (Daily & Su n day) 3 Months 6 Months I Year Home Deiivury 519 SO C M 00 $78 00 M a il $24 0 0 $48 0 0 $96 0 0 Flooda H eudents add 7% s a le s la x lo above rates AD M INISTRATIO N Doug Fet/er Putdisrer Margaret Hose hen • Business Manager Jom iee Mailm Lmda Spiegel A D V ER T ISIN G Kellie Werner • Manager Jcftn Coffman Peter F Kalela JmJitf* la tfirc p Cheryl Slone C L A S S IF IE D Arvjrva Mufti Tod Walker Republic C IR C U LA T IO N Ed w ard A K ram arcik C ircu la tio n M a n a g er W anda K ou rpa m dis M elinda M o rn s E D IT O R IA L M ana O re m - Editor Jolt B ertim cke D ons D ie ln c h ti.il K e rn s Dean Sm ith Tommy V in ce n l R u s s W h ile Vivtan G a ik m o re Betty Bennett P R O D U C T IO N Fran* Vbttohne Manager Peggy Beeftner G en a Buhur Operations Freda M e lm en Cheryl Sm ith P R E S S A STRIPPIN G fkjfcert Skip Co*.in Mark Savore Bui E g a n Jack E f it c h e H*«n Tyrrell ir M ead Pressman LEG ALS •spupers, Inc. I �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, Apnl 11, 1999 ■ 8 A Do You Need A Wireless Phone? Is Your Current Cellular Phone Bill Too High? R \ s s \ \ n rn If you answered yes fo either question... here's a deal for vou! Atrial Offers "TVue per second bQUnjT First Incoming minute always FREE MMHHi All plans include free mice mail, numeric paging, caller ID, Free local calls anywhere in Fla. from home cotvrage area. Local retailer mail-in rebates on Aerial products are honored during rebate periods B H n W H i Bellaire Telecommunications A u th o rize d A e ria l Representative C o p j o b g e ls ( lie m o st ca lls A1 .1 Uni.try Ctut» inerting hr attrndril. Carlton llrnlry rn .ilh Ihr *peakrr asking ilir KotarlunH what |oh tliry wonlil have held If not Ihr nnr Ihry wrrr doing. llrnlry, Ihrn a pilnilp.il at l.yman I Ill’ll School, nrrdrd only a second In answer. "I'd have hrrn an animal traln rr." Itils was ihr anm lolr Seminole County (Timinlsslon chairm an llrnlry nsrd Friday when asked whrihrr hr would apply rilhrr for Ihr Comity Manager's position or lor Ihr Sanford roller C h iefs |ol> TTie two varain les wrrr advertised pisi about Ihr same lime, and twlcr tin* m u n lrr of l andldalrs have applied tor the chiefs jolt than ttie manager's 'It (fluid lie." llrnlry said, ‘ that the nianagrr's jot) Is loo complex. Mow many Itropic know all alxml land Issnrs. water and srwrragr, pul.Ik safety and a whole lot more? How many are quail tied io run a $.171 million business with 2,000 employ rrsT ' As ol today. .17 men and 5 women say they ran do the )oti At die satnr time, 100 or so men and women sav they a ir qualified to tie Sanford's top I lip Ilir m anager* |oli may pay as milch as $120 (100 The polli e c hiefs Is probably going to tie ♦70.000 to $mo.ooo Sanford Mayor lainy Dale laughed altoiil which one hr would lake T d no lur the our that paid the most and III tills case Ilir onr I Iwllrvr I would la- incur c|ll,llll!rd to do A |*ou11 Id like* lo makr Is dial S a n fo rd w ill hitvr lo pay tan buck* to net ihr first p,issiliU |>cc|ti r i hlrl 'I'm plrasrct dir way Ihr clly staff lias nonr alniut ad vrrtislnn iibnut dir national srarch that has attrartrd inorr than 100 ( andldatrs," Dale said 'W r had I.TOGIy maiianer i andldatrs a yrar ano Ihose arr nood mini hers Sure. It lakes lime lo sill through the applications ‘ W r ended up nrlliun man.iner funy VanDerworp wtio was unlit here, hur it was important to do die naUonat search And then to determine, wr had rxac tly who wr wanted nntit here." Had Vanderworp not Irlt Seminole County tci surcerd the well rrsprctrd Hill Sim­ mons as Sanfind’s maiianer. he iiunhl have been the natural c hole r to he the county ni.inaner, Seminole County t boose an mdeprudenl recrullmenl firm Irom Nan rnss. 0a.. lo advertise and collect resu tries of mananertal raiulldates. T he county Is p.iytnn the linn S IS .000. The Human Uesourtes D e­ partment in Sanford did Its own advertising ond pren esslnn of c andidates (or $ 1.500. County Commissioner (Irani Maloy suggested ads to run in the VV'nfl Street Jourtmf and Soudcii/ New Fork Time’s. The county nixed die Idea. ‘ Wr didn't want to he In­ undated with applications," Henley said Friday, They weren’t. We Include • A Free Cigarette lighter adapter 150% OFF the purchase of a leather case. • Pricing Plans to fit every need Melbourne • 407*960*5803 Orlando • 407*929*2271 Daytona • 904*334*7024 m u supplies last Certain City f o r a n i n c r e d i b le t r i p to the Continued from Pi|t IA "We should foe us on building pride and <rrutllig a sense of f-otnmmtlly.' Anderson said Although iMith candidates said they want to prrsrrxr a budget surplus and contain government costs, they also said dial I on g wood needs to address commercial and rest drutl.il sewage concerns 1*111/ sale! (hr City nerds lo gel all commercial arras on sewage r.ithrr than septic ( y v trm s to rui outage growth and development Fill/ also said that It would Ice a good in­ vestment to lav III rrslilrnll.il sewer lines while paving dlrl roads *ll may take It) years, tint it can be done.' f*utx said 'Part ol tills money will c cime from the husinrsses dirtnsflvrs with Impact fees and addl t tonal Income Imm taxes.* Anderson said he Is con­ cerned that there is no com ­ mercial sewer troni County Road 427 to U.S highway 17along s t a l e Koad - K M "Wr need lo go after com ­ mercial sewer with all haste," Anderson said 'Hustncsses contribute to our cpialliy of life." Installing residential sewer lines will be more 'Irtrky." since many residents would resist sewer till(>.««'t Ires, both « andldatrs said They agree dial die chnlrr should be- left up in residents. "Cher the long-term our sewer and road Infrastructure ts important." Anderson said "Residential sewer Is a long­ term goal It will probably not happen in two to live years." Moth candidates said there needs to be Improved commurilc.itloti between the remindsstern and residents, citing die anger and confusion of numer­ ous residents toward the city's code enforcement policies on Isiats and commercial vehi­ cles. "Why do we have these rules with boats that most people don't agree with," Anderson said "Code enforcement Ls the legal way that we enforce reasonableness. We c an't have people feeling unfairly tar­ geted. That's another busi­ nesses we lose." Until candidates favor re ­ forming code enforcement regulations to Improve the city's relationship with resi­ dents and businesses. Put/ said that while die rlty should ease code enloreeiiient, home­ owners associations could then have require merits that exceed those of the city. W h at’ s eoinfi on in Sem inole County Schools? I’ll!/ Is concerned about dumpsters overflow trig In die commercial district. She wants to see Increased cen­ tralization of the City's gov­ ernment. with die permitting department located closer to the building department for example, to the government "more user friendly." Anderson wants to lower taxes, and Invest Longwoods current government surplus, Interest froin investing the surplus would thru pay for capital improvements to the city. Anderson said. 'Except for dellutte causes and project* such as road paving, w r should give the money back to tfie people." Anderson said Put/ s*»d the City needs to attract and retain businesses through beautification efforts and Infrastructure improve­ ments. Including pacing proj­ ects and Installing commercial sewage lines. "We need to take a good look at getting sewers Into com ­ mercial areas." Hit/ said "Ulghl now. It Is about 50 per­ cent sewer and 50 perernt septic tanks What you can do on a septic tank Is limited." Put/ said new businesses would increase the city's tax base, and prevent costs lo cur­ rent residents from Increasing. Doth candidates agree that ttie Ctty commission should srl goals fur the city and act as a governing body, but not grt Involved in day-to-day affairs as a managing body. The candidates also agree that .ls commissioners, they would seek to Improve rela­ tionships with neighboring cities and the County to bring more Joint efforts that would benefit the city. ■"Hip County Is widening Lake Krnma Road." Anderson said. "What If the Improve­ ments could be done to mini­ mize noise. W need to cummuniratc and work with them." Hit/ holds a bachelors d e­ gree in business administra­ tion from Governors State Uni­ versity In Illinois. She ro-owns a doll simp and a plumbing business with her husband. David. The couple have one daughter. Jenn. who Is 20. Put/ ts treasurer o f the Cen­ tral Florida Society for His­ toric Preservation. and a member o f (he Longwood So­ ciety for Historic Preservation. She Is a member of the Greater Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Leadership Semi­ nole Class of 2000. and the Republican Executive Commit­ tee. Anderson holds a computer science bachelor's degree from the University o f Southern California, and Is a computer programmer. He is on the city’s Code Enforcement Ikiard, and Is president of the Home Owners Association of Columbus Harbor. Anderson and his wife. Robin, do not have a child. W hat’ s going on with the youth today? C h eck out our new fo u r page section H AN G IN ’ OUT N a tio n a l D a n c e C o m p e titio n In N a s h v ille , T e n n e s s e e : • Protective Systems, Inc. • Brian ami Peggy Pung • Caroll’s Electric. 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Good with d o gs and adults She is available at the Humane Society ol Seminole County located at the interaection of County Home Road and U .S Highway 17-92 next to Flea World in Sanford For more infor­ mation. call (407) 323-0685 tley High School with a senior category award at the inaugural Orlando S cien ce Center Science Challenge. Bob Koch, vice president ol manufacturing tor Cirent Semiconductors, presents Alcifia Wali|i of Lake Bran­ G a rd en club offers gifts to co m m u n ity Local students win science awards, recognition ORLANDO Luke Brantley High School studrnts were Among the winners In the Inaugu­ ral OSC Science Challenge at Orlando Science C enter. Winners of the seven science categories In the senior division (high school students) In­ cluded Chemistry. Altfla Walljt. Lake Brantley High School: Computer Science. Timothy Thom as Palm Bay High School: Earth and Space, Jay Michaels. Cocoa High School; En­ gineering. Jayson Clifford. Astronaut High School; Environmental. Justin Coran. Palm Bay High School: Mathematics. Jennifer I'clka. lukr Highland Preparatory: and PtiysIrs. Touchton Camthers, W ildwood High Scltool. Each student received a $400 cash prize. Category winners in the Junior division (m iddle school students) won a $400 US. Savings Bond. These students w ere ChrmlsIrv Stacy Stutts. Si Teresa Catholic; Com­ puter Science. Naman Shall. Southwest Jun­ ior Earth and Space. Matthew Sobteskl. St. Joseph's Catholic: Engineering. Jason Carry. Stone Middle School: Environmental. Carrie Miller. Stone Middle School: Mathematics. Susan Thomas. St. Marys Catholic: and Physics. Christopher Kotnanskl. Lake High­ land Preparatory. Three special awards were given to students by ASCK lAm encan S w ir ly o f Civil Engineers) for outstanding civil engineering projects. The students were Story Sherwood. Like tlrantley High School; Stephen Emery. Edgrwatrr High School: and Kandy Thompson. Oak Park Mid­ dle School. The Invitees to the Inaugural OSC Science Challenge were middle and high school win­ ners of their county scirner and engineering fairs The com petition, held Iasi month fea­ tured the best and brightest science projects from the seven county Central Klorlda area consisting of Brevard. Luke. Mahon. Orange. Osceola, Seminole and Volusia counties. Three local corporations dunalrd money to fund Ihe S cience Challenge. Cirent SlmlConductorLucenl Technology gave $10,000. while Lockhred Martin Electronics and Mis­ siles and Ihe Florida High Tech Corridor Council contributed $f>.000 each. Hie Orlando Science Center ts a non-profit lifelong learning center that reaches people of all ages and backgrounds through general admissions, continuing education programs, school visits, teacher programs, community out reaches and membership programs. G e t t h e la te st i n f o r m a t i o n o n l o c a l b u s i n e s s a c t i v i t y in e v e r y W e e k e n d e d i t i o n o f the S e m in o le H e ra ld . 20 yeah! T lie lx o ru Garden Club will provide a new gardrn hose for and the planting of a new tree at every Habitat for Humanity house built In Sanford. The group p re­ sented a fruit-beadng or­ ange tree to the Lane family when their Cedar Street house was dedicated on Val­ entine's Day. Lora wilt do­ nate trees and hoses for three more Cedar Street houses to be built by Habitat fur Humanity. Lora Garden Club o f Sanford Is currently coordinating unolher beau­ tification project with the city's landscape architect. Howard Jeffries. Other plans include the group's bi­ annual fund-raiser, sched­ uled for October 2000. titled “ Making Spirits Bright.' 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SOO f a i l Michigan Street • T u t c a w tlla 695 5000. 5030 Bed Bug Lake H o ad * U n lv e r t lt y B lv d . 657-171 I, ■ W e lt C o l o n i a l . In 5 5 2 7, 7 4 ,’ W e ll Ct, i t J n y c • W i n t e r C a r d e n 656 3633,14075 W e i t C o lo n ia l D r i v e • W in t e r P ir k 740 6222. 220 W e i t f airbanki Avenue • 17-92 629 1900. 925 South O rlando Avenue I �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida * Sunday. April 11. 1999 * 7 A Business Dent removal is painless for ‘ artist9 T h e to p U .S . c o r p o r a t i o n s B j V iv ia n O a lllm o re STAFF w u rre it AI.TAMONTK SPRINGS - O f­ fering a body shop alternative for Irss Ilian thr cost of an aulo detail. Deni Trk In Allamontr Springs provide* a lowcost. time-saving alternative for the rrpalr of minor dents, often In about an hour. Just about every ear on th r road has met with dam age hunt hall, shopping tarts and ta r doors, Jent Trk repairs usually run $100 jut ear. Available s m ite s slart at $50 for thr llrst dent and Inrludr touch up and chip rrpalr. Owner l-ury Trolls found his nit lie try opening a rrtall shop to make the servlrr available to lhe general publlr. while Ills lew Im.iI competitors provide (h r servile only to auto d e a l­ ers and Industry Insiders. Trolls and two mobile techni­ cians work six days a week, their motto, *lf you've got a ding, give us a ring * Using specialized tools to sculpt the body shape from the reverse side. Trolls c o n ­ siders himself an artist. Cus­ tomers ottrn watch the p ro c ­ ess with awe. he says. ’ I had a brain surgeon watch with fas­ cination" and even ask (jurelions. Trolls, an Allamontr Springs resident. Iranted the rrchnltpie tn California and say* hr prarllrally starved thr first General Motors is the biggest com pany in the United States in terms o f revenue. It took in $178.2 billion in 1997. Let us know Larry and Laurla Teolls give customers prompt eervice while repairing minor car dente. year. He thinks the retail op­ eration and mobile technicians put him at thr cutting rdgr of this servlrr. His customers are often Invited to make use of his wife, Laurie's, hair styling service while they wait for their drill rrpalr*. She and her parents own Hair Visions, next door to Dent Tek State Hoad 436. Just west of I4. Hours are Monday through Friday. 9 a m. to 6 p.m. ant* Saturday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Seminole Herald wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to thr general publlr. We'd like to have the (nformallon for your announcement at least a week In advance, All Items should be typed or written legibly and include Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your evrnt t» taking place. Be sure to lnchtdr your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the Infor­ mation. Dent Trk (407-682*66641 ts located at 104 Jay Drive, olf o f Citrus ‘M iss’ will judge local contest OVIEDO Miss Florida Citrus. Candy Griffin. will be one ol seven celebrity Judges at the Citizens Hank of Oviedo Cit­ rus and Celery Conk-Of! In-lug held May I al 10 a m on A1 rxandrta boulevard In Oviedo. The rooking mutest is a part ol the Taste of Ovlrdft festival now In Its nitli year. GtlfTln. 23. o f Frostproof, was selected to represent Flor­ ida's ettnis industry as a goodwill ambassador and to hel|i educate consumer* on thr health benefit* of citrus prod­ ucts As the oiltrla) ambassador for thr industry, Grtflln will travel around Hie world and provide Interviews on television and radio and also make appearance* at rrtall and trade shows. For more information, rail (407) 365-0500. A nnual aw ards H n u esolo by Torn* Vincent Tn-Cily Eloctncal Contractors of Altamonlo Springs was among 12 com­ panies recognized by Turner Construction Company lot outstanding porlormanco, excellence in communication skills and partnering proficioncy on Turner projects Other local winning subcontractors include Masters Unlimited of Casselberry; Interstate of Florida Inc.; and FinIrock Industnes Inc. of Apopka. Pictured from left are Frank Cardinal. Tumor Conslruction; David Beasley, Michael Cornelius. Ed Banas. TriCity Eloctncal. Mark Holden, Turner Construction, Dave Carlson. Roy Campbell, Tri-City; and Chuck Brandt. Turner Conslruction rote brings it nil within jv u r n\uh. V ie kitchen wnoeation. Ihe m u- car. the dwam tucaiion. Vie college eifucation. Our .Am-w f / lomc Etiuity l ine also gjiivs >x*n i/inv i w i t w m rcpujim ur apmoii. View's the Hevohbng l ine of Credit, ideal for etvt)%Liy punlutses. Vvtv's Interest ()nly, where }im pity only the intewst on luhitnces for the f irst three years. Ami tlwre's lixed Rite/Cvceil Term, ideal tor major purchases. ( .'/iouvs like these giiv jin f/it- u/fimah- freedom in Trail nutrutging )vur finances Hut hurr}' Hits intmlttctory rate nvrr'f stay this low for long. To find out how much mono)’ Continued from Page 1A stroom Is to be contingent on thr City of Winter Springs agreeing to a long-term main­ tenance and dally openIng/closing of the restroom fa ­ cility. The Job would not be done until the paper work was complete typc-of-thlng. County Commission Chair­ man Carlton Henley said F'rlday lh.it the restroom Issue could provoke a good debate. County Planning Director Frances Chandler said Friday that there have been a number o f calls from the trail users for a facility. "Many o f 11use people have small children and they've asked that a restroom be built.'* Chandler said. Tlte facility would be con­ With ii rate this low, there's r i m r been a better time to hike luhuntage of tlw eifuity in tvur home. SunTrust s new. low structed within Winter Springs corporate limits on the 3 1/2 mile trail that runs through both Oviedo and Winter Springs. Chandler said that the county staff is presenting the Issue to the commission with­ out a recommendation. "We received the request and we put In on the agenda." she said. "We have not made an analysis. If we are directed to do so by Hit* board, that Ls what will he done." "We are extremely proud about the trull , the time It look to build and the costefficiency." Chandler said, "W e don't have the funds at this lime lo extend the trail as we hope to In the future. As It Is. many are using the trail." p it can itccess, stop by one of our branches or call one of our experts toll-free at I-S77-7S6-2222. i /. S un T rust Ik ' IxL-adv F o r 1 lic­ it it v it ft r r u > r , .r m l £ j Eq u a l Housing le n d e r Introductory artor en ds April 30, 1999 Inlrodttclory annual percentage rate based on on im rreiiu ie S10 0 0 0 draw, and clo sin g co sts w i bo wowed with the immediate J 10.000 draw A m inim um C a la n to ot S'* 000 needs to rem ain outstanding tor ISO d a y s II dr.iw c l p a d tuck Bo tore this limn, B a n k m ay reveil to standard pricing Introductory ra!o will m effect tor st* m onths after your account is opened Introductory ra te does not apply to the F ired Rate, F u e d Term repaym ent option R ata alter this time will Be Based on your line amount and toon-to-value ratio Properly insurance required For M a sterC a rd ca s h advances. ATM -ee is SS 00 New custom ers only Otter good only in Orange Sem m ola Sumter. O sceola. Brevard. Lake Vulusia and Flagler counties M em ber FDIC / C t 9 9 9 SunTrust is a le gisla te d service m ark belon gin g enclusivefy to SunTrust Bonks. Inc v* * 11 v % t c"s J3r*". i. vt 7 .a �HA SormfM^f* Sanford FUi» «1»l Stif'<U»v April 11 19‘W M W lix p o s u r e In lo u d o r c o n s ta n t n o is e o rcr a p e r i o d o f tim e , a m id d le e a r in f e c t io n , o r e v e n th e n a t u r a l a g in g p r t n ess t i r e o n l y a f e t e n a y s a p e r s o n 's h e a r i n g m a y t> e p e r m a n e n t l y d a m tille d . H a re you been p u ttin g o f f h a r in g your h e a r in g c h e c k e d b e c a u s e y o u a lw a y s th o u g h t a h e a r in g a id te a s f o r “s o m e o n e e l s e D i d yon k n o ii' y o u re n o t a to n e ' Abril 12. 13.14 ACCURATE HEARING TECHNOLOGY, INC. 5 2 6 8 W E S T S A N F O R D , P H O N E : A O f B^ J % S.R . 4 6 FL. (40 7 ) 52771 528-4540 LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES (PUBLIX) 1 MILE WEST OF 14 (Past Auto N ation) . • M e d ic a re A p p ro r e d U e Accept M ost M e d ic a l /d a n s ►'« lA K F tO K L S T V I I 1 M.K MIOPHKS * (r’ublii Stopping Coo!oi) ai i\ j_ r “ , . ; ' . - g '- V MON -FRI: 10:00 AM.- 6:00 PM SATURDAY 10:00 AM.-1:00 PM. >|pfC5S l N * N | *■ 1 Auto Nalon SR 46 1______ 1 Seminole Town Conte. Luhu Mary • 52(>H NAcM S.R. i(> • S a n fo r d . P L 3 2 7 7 1 - ( » 0 7 ) 328-1540 �I Seminole Herald , Assistant Sports Editor Lyman to celebrate 75 years of sports LONGWOOD • Hm It really been 75 y e a n now for Long* wood*! Lyman High School? The school la celebrating tta athletic history tonight at The Clarion Plaza In Orlando. Pew school* are so long overdue for this kind of celebration. Lyman wtB induct 10 memb en into Its n ew H all o f Fame. Few schools can boaat o f 75 yean of tradition. In fa c t when Lyman Ant opened tta doors. Seminole wma the only other high school in the county. Other schoola can boaat o f recent succeaaea. bu t Lyman has the tradition to back It up. The Greyhounds haven't won a state title in an y sport atnee the baseball team brought home the trophy In 1005. b u t the history that w ill come out to­ night la amazing. Some of the nam es aren't go­ ing to be too fam iliar. W hen you have 75 yean o f history, things go back a lot longer than a lot of But here's a few that might ring a bell. * Lake Mary athletic director Doug P rim , once one o f the state * beat wrestlers, la one o f the honorres. He's at-a different school now, but S e m in o le' County sports fans know ex­ actly who he la and might even remember when he w as the quarterback o f the Qreyhounds. * Carlton Henley has to m em a mention. He Is a member o f the county commission now. but he was Lyman's principal for over 30 year* and presided over the school during the building of new schoola and the Integration of the county schools In the late *60* and early '70a. * One of the new Hall o f Fame members who won't be able to make It will be BUI Scott. But he won't be forgotten. He coached and taught at Lyman for nearly 30 years and even coached golf untU his death last fall. He was responsible for state championships In bowling and golf and led the football program for 15 years. Other Inductees Include star soccer player Karen Abcm ethy. all-around assistant Jtm Bac­ chus. former band director John Blair, all-America football player Ricky Browne, who made It all the way to the W F L when there was a WFL. Richard Copeland coached football, track, g o lf and both boys and girls basketball. Herky Cush covered Lyman as a sportswTlter and Percy Entzmlngcr. back when Lyman first opened Its doors, was Ly­ • Pretty good company for a school that Is Just getting around to Its Ural Hall o f Fame ceremony. The next few years should be equally Interesting. O ff the top of the pen. pitchers Danny BogeaJIs and Tom m y Dixon, who led the Greyhounds to the 1995 tide, longtime coach and Please see Jeff, Page 2 B _ F lo rid a A ir d u m p s fla t O v ied o Falcons hand Lions third loss; Silver Hawks outscore Patriots OVIEDO * O m the course of * ven most dis­ ciplined team s will have let«>wna. Som etim es, depending on the bounces, a team can es­ cape wtth a wtn despite a tubper effort. Moat o f the time, nowever. a letdown means a It did for th e Oviedo Lions on Friday afternoon. Playing without the Are that carried them to 30 wtns In 32 starts, the L ion s suffered a 0-2 setback to th e defending Class 3A state cham pions, the Florida Air Academ y Falcons. Friday afternoon at M lklrr Field. "You expect to have days like this once In a w hile,’ said Oviedo coach K oin e Brown. T h at doesn't mean you hove to accept them . Championship teams show u p ready to pUy every day a n d And w ays to wtn. "With the district tournament Just two w eek s away, it upsets me to see u a play this way against a quality opponent. Florida Air m ay not b e the same team that w on the 3A state championship last year and they may ionly g _ be a few games .500. but they're a good The Falcons, who were the victims o f a no-hitter by Paul Lubrsno on F eb. 26. struck for ■oio runs In the Arst. fourth. AAh. and seventh Innings and scored twice In the sixth In­ ning. W in n in g pitcher Juan Figueroa ended the Falcons' hltleas streak against the lions when he hit a one-out single In the top o f the Arst Inning. Andy Oonzalrz followed wtth a fielder's choice that scored Danny Oonzalex with the Arst run o f the game. Oviedo tied the score In the bottom o f the third Inning when Lubrsno doubled home Brett M urphy. The Falcons went ahead to stay w hen Figueroa walked to lead oft the top o f the fourth In­ ning. stole second base, and scored o n a single by Andy Oonzalex. *W e weren't ready to play and they w ere.* said Brown. 'W e were playing at home while they had to m ake the trip over from M elbourne and they were still more ready to play than we w ere.’ There were several rraaons that could explain the lions' lackluster effort • perhaps It w as the wtn over the Falcons In M elbourne in February or the loss Florida A ir suffered to W inter S prin gs (which has been outscorrd by Oviedo 28-3 In two gam es this season) on Thursday. M aybe It was an em otional letdown aArr clin ch ­ in g the No. 1 seed In the BADistrict 3 tournament by beat­ ing Lake M ary Wednesday. ’ None o f that matters.* said Drow n with some heat. *W hen w e step on the Acid, we have to forget all that and take care o f bu sin ess. That may sound u n ­ reasonable or even Impossible, bu t cham pionship teams stay focused on the business at h an d .* Figueroa Anlahed wtth three singles, an RBI. and two runs to lead the Falcons f 11-0). Prince Fielder, son of m ajor-leaguer C ecil Fielder, added a double, sin gle, an d two RBI. Danny O onzalrz h ad two singles, two ru n s, and an RBI while Andy O onzalrz chipped In with two sin gles, a run. and two RBI. M ark Tollen hit a single. Jose C ru z scored a run. Providing the offrnsr for the U o n s |20-3| were Justin H ol­ m es (two singles and an RBI); Brett M urphy and Jercd Ooodwtn (each wtth a single and a ru n ): and Lubrsno (double. RBI). Holmes extended his h it­ ting streak to 15 games while M urphy's streak reached 10 gam es. T h e Lions play again Monday In a 7 p.m. GADt strict 3 and Sem inole Athletic Conference gam e at Lake Brantley. Ovtsdo head coach Kama drown was not oiaasad a t i ffta effort N a No 3 stata-ranked Lions' pm forth In a km to Florida Ah Acadsmy Friday nltf*. Last inning outburst dooms Seminole softball team SANFORD - A fast pitch soft­ ball team wtth designs on a state title ta o n the right track If It has an ace pitcher on whom It can depend. One with tw o ace pitchers can go anywhere. Seminole loot to Class 6A power Colonial. 4 -1 . Friday night at Alum ni Field, but the Sighting Semi notes got i Warty 'pitching from sophomore Glnny Came*, the number two pitcher In a rotation that Includes sen­ ior Marla Duvall, one of Central Florida's best hurlers. Carnes (4-5) kept the Grena­ diers at bay with the score tied at 1-1 until giving up three mna In the top o f the seventh Inning to drop Seminole's rec­ ord to 10-10. The Fighting Seminole* are 6-2 In district play and will moat likely face Mainland In the Arst round of the Class 5A- Dtatrtct -6 Tournament w hich - M tUa Fighting S em in ole* h i start kmtar Might T h ursda y b e g h n in a week-and-a-half. and routed Lyman, bu t D uvall Seminole coach Dave Rogers Amanda Witte, the only fovrs having two strong arms seniors on the squad, were the heading Into the crucial part o f only ones recognized. the season. Seminole has everyone e lse T h e y are both such good coming back next year on a pitchers and they work harder team reminiscent of the one two and harder every night.* he years ago that graduated no on e said. and had the best Fighting Rogers also has lire founda­ Semlnoles softball season o f tion for a strong learn next year. Red Sox pummel Pirates in Minors n v m —v**_________ SPORfS EDITOR man's first true superstar. Unless you want to count Lucky Entzmlnger who was an all-state swimmer In the early days. Dave Huggtns. now deceased, was a track standout and bas­ ketball star In the ‘60s. and Billy Lemmons shares the school record fo r strikeouts in s game with 19. R.T. Mllwee, a fam iliar name In these parts, was a longtime principal and athletic sup­ porter. and Jim Payne shares Lemmons'* record for strike­ outs. Patsy Roberts was one o f Ly­ man's first basketball stars, Carl SwofTord led the school's first football team and Schowanda Williams was a track legend. 9 Mamtwrs of tha F.C. Amarica Kumba Undar-19 girts soccer team: (back row, M l to right) Coach Jay Gaddy, Patty MacDowell, Jack!# VanLoovan, Kriatin McMillan, Brooke Aaby, Aly Benitez. Carol Lawk, Coach Jose Be­ nitez. Jamka Castro, Coach Lynn Bazile, (front row, left to HaKbarg. Adhenna Efcsr, Sarah Cockrell. Allison Weber, Jennifer Leebar and Kristen Hoyle. Kumba brings home Easter gold ■peda l ta th a H erald CLEARWATER - The Under-19 F.C. America 'Kumba' glrla soccer team won the Countryside International Easter Tourna­ ment held A pril 2-4 in Clearwater. The team defeated Plantation 7-1. Pensa­ cola 3-2, Jacksonville Kyx 2-1, and West Florida 3-0 to advance to the finals to face the Harrison Cobras from Ohio. At the end o f regulation play the two teams were tied 1-1 and after two overtime periods It was still 1-1 as the Kumba d e ­ fense held strong. The game then went to a shoot-out where Aly Benitez. Janey Hallbcrg. and Brooke Aaby made their shots and goalie Carol Le­ wis made two Incredible saves giving Kumba the wtn. This will be the last Easter Tournament for the team os all but three players gradu­ ate from high school this May. The roster reads like a Central Florida All-Star team with members from the two Class 6A High School State Final Four Seminole Athletic Conference teams. Lake Mary and Lake Howell. Target Tourney win­ ner Lake Brantley and powerhouse trams from Oviedo und Bishop Moore. The tram Is coached by Lynn Bazile, Jay Gcddy and Jose Benitez. Members o f the squad Include Brooke Asby. Jumlllc Castro and Jennifer Lcbar from Oviedo High School; Carol Lewis and Patty MacDowell from Lake Howell High School: Sarah Cockrell. Janey Hallbcrg and Megan McMillan from Lake Brantley High School; Adrienne Elkcr. Aly Benitez. Kristin Hoyle. Jackie VanLooven and Allison W eber from Lake Mary High School: and Sissy O'Rrardon from Hlshop Moore High School. Eight o f these girls lu«ve already signed to play college soccer next year and the rest are being highly recruited. VfJL SANFORD - David French was the star again as the Red Sox upaet the previously u n ­ defeated Pirates. 10-4, In Bam­ bino Minor League action In the Ctty o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Babe Ruth Baseball League at Roy Holler Junior Field Friday night. French hit a two-run home run to key a four-run top of the first Inning as the Red Sox took the quick lead. The Red Sox Increased the lead to 6-0 In the opt o f the second Inning before the P i­ rates scored their four runs In the bottom of the second In ­ ning. The Red Sox then put the game away with French ripping a triple during a three-run fourth Inning uprising. Powering the Red Sox to v ic ­ tory were Davtd French (one home run. one triple, two runs scored, two RBI). Danny Cohen (one single, two runs scored). Chris Vergara (one single). M i­ chael Hummel (two runs scored) and Matt Underwood. Alex Kean. Caleb Polk and Matt Lewis. Providing the offense for the Pirates were Brandon W illiam s (one single, one RBI). Jimmy Sellers (one single) and Cam­ eron Thompklns. Lome Merthie. J. Casey and Brandon Bostlch (one run scored each). 420 4 0 . 10 4 040 00 _ 4 a 1M « Baba Ruth, P age 3B �W W M w Sem inole Harfod. Sanford. Honda • Sunday, April 11,1999 Legal N otices . . ; • ; . l . • I li -■ • ■ a o T ie a o p C M AN O I O P LAND V I I NO T I C ! IS H E R E B Y O IV IN that to* C ity o» L a k e M a ry lo c a l P la n n in g A g e n c y writ hold a p ub lic h a a n n g to d io c u t * a •man i c a la am andm an t to tha C ity -* C o m p re h e n e iv a Plan Future L an d U ae M a p Thia moating wdt b e hold A p ril I t . I M S at la k e M ary C ity Halt. 104 N orth C o u n try C lu b Hoad, la k e M ary F lo rid a at 7 0 0 P M Tha p ro p e rly to be coneldered tor true am endm ent approal* mately S I t a c re a m e ita The a p p lic a n t la re q u e s tin g a change m fu tu re land uae dee* g n a tio n from t a mm o le County industrial to C ity ot la k a Mary In d ustrial T h e p ro p e rty la tocatad ap p roa im atsty o n tha northern a id e o t l i m a Oaks Hail, ap o rosim ataty 1.700 tool w att o l Laka Cm m a R oa d , mare particu la rly d e s c rib e d t a toftowsThe so uth 0 7 3 I fe e t e l the north 1070 7 fe e l o l th e weal 251 1 7 fast o l th e e a s t 7 IB 3 7 o l G o v e rn m e n t l o t 2. Section 24. T oernsN p >0 South. Range 2S C a s t S e m in o le County. Florida A c o p y o f th a Com oro ho name Plan. Future L a n d U s e M a p and proposed am endm ent a re avail­ able lo r in s p e c t io n In the C om m u nity D ovotapm oni Office. L ake M a ry C ity H all. ISO North C o u n try C h ib R ead , la k a Mary. F lo rid a M onday through Friday, horn S 0 4 A M u n M IS O P M . o r you m ay c a ll 334-344S tof in fo rm atio n co ncern ing this amandmant Interested p a rtie s m ay appear and b a heard reg ard ing the propose d am e n d m e n t o r o ntten com m ents m ay be M ed with the D ty C le rk at 100 North Country Club Road, la h o Mary. Florida N O TS P E R S O N S APS A 0 V ISS D THAT A T A P I0 R ECO R D OF TH IS MSSTINO IS MADS DT TH S CITY F O R ITS CO N V E N IE N C E THIS R E C 0 R 0 MAY N O T C O N S T IT U T S AN ADEQUATE R E C O R D F O R THE P U R P O S E S O F A P P E A L FROM A O E C IS O N M A 0 E MV TNI CITY A N Y P E R S O N WISHING TO E N S U R E THAT A N ADE­ QUATE R E C O R O OF THE PRO ­ CEEDING S IS M AINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPO SES IS A 0 V IS E 0 TO M A R E THE NEC­ E S S A R Y A R R A N 0 E M E N T S AT HIS O R HER O W N EXPE N SE P erso n s w ith d is a b ilitie s needetg a s s is ta n c e to p articipate in any o l thee# p roce ed ing s should c c n ia c l the C ity 's ADA Coordinator a t least 4S hours in advance o l th e m eeting at (407) 124-3024 City o l Laka Mary. Florida C a ro l A Foatar C ity Clerk P u b lish A p ril I t . I t H DEB-10T IN Y N B C I R C U IT C O U R T O F Y N B 1 B Y N JU D IC IA L C I R C U IT IN M O F O R FLO R ID A C A B S N O . M - t t l l O R 14 F N A T IO N E BA N C M O RTO AO E C O R PO R A T IO N . Flaintllt. vs. BENNIE E. P A Y N E . J R . at u s . a t at.. O slendanN tl. N O T IC S O F S A L E NO TICE IS H E R E B Y OIVIN pursuant to o n O rd er or Floe! Ju d g m en t S ch ed u lin g F o re c lo s u re S a le en te red an M A R C H 2S. I M S In th is case now p en d in g in said C o u r t the style o l w h ic h to in d ic s ts d above I w ill s a il to tha hig h est and bast b id d e r lo r cash In SEMI­ NOLE C o u n ty C o urth o usa. Waal Front Door. 301 N P ark Avsnue. S a n lo rd . F L 32771. a t 11.00 A M o n lh e 3 7 th day o l APRIL. IM S . the fo llo w in g described property ao s e t forth In said Order o r F in a l Judg m ent, lo -w it LO T 4. B L O C K 0 . WASHING­ TON O A K S S E C T IO N ONE. A C C O R O IN O TO T H E PLAT TH EREO F. A S R I C O R 0 S 0 IN PLAT B O O K IS . P A O SS T AND S OF THE P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF SEM IN O LE C O U N TY. FLORIDA a/k/a 10S M A C K A Y B LV O . SAN FO RD. F L 317T1 ORDERED AT SEM IN O LE COUNTY. F lo rid a , this 30th day ot M A R C H . I M S M A R Y A N N E M O R S E .C LE R K A s Clerk. C ir c u it C o u rt SE M IN O LE . Florida By Ruth K in g A t O eputy C le rk S P E A R A H O F FM A N . P A. 70S South D taie Highway C o ral O ab les. F lorida 3314S Telephone (308) 944-2249 P erso n a w ith d isa b ility who need a s p e c ia l accom m odation to p a rtic ip a te In this proceeding sh o u ld c o n ta c t A0A C o o rd in a to r at 301 N Park A ven ue S u lla N . Sanlord. Florida 32771. a l laaal live days p rio r to th e proceeding Telephone (407) 323-4330 Eel 4227. 1 IOO-SSS-E771ITOD). or I 800-93 5-S 7701VI. v ia Florida R elay S e rvice /aa P u b lish A p ril 4. I I . I M S D EB-33 IN TMC CIRCU IT COURT CO UNTY, F L O R M A PRO BATE DIVISION File Ne. P M -4 9 -2 M -C P IN RE ESTATE OF GWENDOLYN SUE WOOOARO Oeceased NOTICS OF ADMMISTRACnON The adnwiistrabon ot the estate of GW ENDOLYN SUE WOOOARD. deceased File Number PR-99-293CP. is p an ting in (he Circuit Court tor Sens note County, Florida. Probate Dunoon. the address ol which is Poet OtSce Drawer C. Sanlord Florida 32772 Tha names end addressee o l the Personal Representative end die Personal Representatives attorney are set turth betow Any interested person upon whom Shs notice is served who intends to chelenge me vaivlify o l the w4. die quelifica lexis of die personal rvprotentative venue, or junodebon oI tie C o u rt an d a l persons hevsig clem s against this estate who are served with a copy of this Nonce we regured to He with due Cowl such obfBCbon or claim widen die later ot three months after die dew of d ie 8rtl pubkeatnn of due NoSea or 30 days after the date ol service of a copy of due Nonce on diet per­ son Persore having cleans agamai die estate who are not known to the personal represen tatare and whoea nanws or addresses ere not rea­ sonably ascertainable must Its a i cleans a g u n st the estate widun three months alter the dew oI the tost pubkeabon o l dus Notice A L L C L A IM S ANO O B JE C ­ TIONS N O T SO FILED WILL BE Legal N otices Ltgal N otices FOREVER B A R R E D Tha d a le o l th e first p u b lic a ­ tion o l IMS N o tic e la A p ril I t . IS M P e rso n a l R ep rese ntative R O N A L D ST E P H E N W OOOAMO. JR Attorney tor Personal R ep rese n tativ e JOHN L T H O M A S . II Attorney at L aw 930 HiScreat S tre e t Orlando. F lo rid a 33901 (407) 943-17SO Florida B ar N o 0S0S3S Publish A p ril 11. i s . t S M DEB-SS N O TICS O P N 0TI0B O F H ^ i T O ^ t h . , , am angaged M buainooo a t O S i . Church Asa . Lon gerood. FL 32730. Sem inole County, Florida, under the Fictlttou O Name o l TH E N O U S ! O F R E STO R ATIO N , a n d th at I Intend to register v o id name trlth the D lv to lo n ot Corporations, T allah a ssee. Florida. In accordance w ith the provisions o l the F ic titio u s Noma Statutes, T b -W lt Se ction M S OS. Florida Statutes 1991 Donate A le p e i Publish April 11. 1 9 M 0 S B -IM am angaged la b u sin ess a t SOI Celery A v e . Sanford. F L 3 3 7 ft . Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nom e o l B A B B WAY, ond Ihsl I Intend to rogiator sa id name w ith tha D M e ion ol Corpora Hons T allaha ssee. Florida. In sccordonco w ith the provisions o l tha F ic t itio u s Name Statvtss. 1b-W lt S e c I ion 948 M , Flonda Statutes I M 1 Raceway Corp Qua Rahal Publish April I t . I S M DSB-104 S A M N O .S O -B A B B I M M BANKERS T R U S T C O M PAN Y, as Trustee lo r th e R eg istered Holders o l S a lo m o n B rothers Mertgege S e c u ritie s VII. Inc., Mortgage P ass-T h ro u g h Certificates 1 M M . Plain tiff. VS EMIL W. H A KIM a n d M A N HAKIM, at e l. Defendants Notice to h e re b y given th a t pursuant la th a t F in a l Judgm ent of Foreclosure da tad M arch 31. I S M and en te re d in cim i caee number 9 9 -3 4 S 3 -C A -1 4 -0 . o f the Circuit C o u r t ot the tSth Judicial C ir c u it In an d far C o u n ty . F lo rid a . BANKER! TRUST COMPANY. A S T R U S T E E FOR THE R E G IS T E R E D H O LD E R S OF SALO M O N BROTHERS MORTOAOE S E C U R IT IE S VII. IN C . M ORTOAOE PASSTtiROUOH C E R T IF IC A T E S 1994-1. to F la in tllt. and S M IL W HAKIM. IMAN H A K IM . BJUICO POPULAR. N A T IO N A L A SS O C IA T I O N - ( F L O R I O A ) , la / a r a Detondantsfs). I w ill sett to tha lughes! t a d b o a t b id d e r tor cash at tha w o o l front d o o r at die ‘ Sem inole C o u n ty c o u r t­ house In S a n fo r d . S o tn in o la County. F lo rid a , a t 11:00 A M . on tha 4th d a y a t MAT. 1 0 M . ty a t *ot fo rth In sa id F inal Judgm ent to witLOT ITT. SPRINGS OAKS ACCOROINO T O T N I P LA T THEREOF R I C O R O I O IN PLAT BOOK IS. P A O S B 04 A N O OS. OF THE P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A NOTE: P U R S U A N T TO THE FAIR D IE T COLLECTION F R A C T IC I0 A C T Y O U A R E A0VISED THAT T H IS LAW FIRM IS D EEM ED T O R S A 0 « B T COLLECTOR A T T E M P T IN G TO CO LLECT A D E B T A N O ANY ••FORMATION O B TAIN ED WILL BE USED FO R T H A T P U R P O S E . 0sted the 31 • ! d a y o l M A R C H . 19M MARYANNS M O R S E Clark o l C ir c u it C ourt By Jana E. Je eew tc Oeputy C le rk COOIUS S STAW 1ARSKI 4010 Boy B e a u t B ou le vard Suite 4 30 Tampa. F la n d s 33407 Telephone - (113) 477-400# Publish A p ril 11. IS. I S M £ £ ! ! ________i f O F T N I 1 B T M JU D IC I A L C IRCU IT , M l , JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N < §i»i COMPANY F /K / A CHEMICAL M O R T G A G E COMPANY PLAINTIFF re JERRY L C O R N E IL IF UV IN a. A N O IF OSAO. THE U N KN O W N S P O U S E . HEIRS. O IV IS S S S . O R AN TEKS. ASSIGNEES. LIE N O R S. CAIDITO RS. T R U S T E E S . ANO A LL O T H E R PARTIES CLAIMING A N IN T E R E ST BY. THROUGH, U N O S R OR AGAINST J E R R Y L CO R N SIL. SUI ANN C O R N S IL IF UVING. ANO IF D EAD, TH E UNKNOWN S P O U S E . HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R A N T E E S . ASSIGNEES. U S N O R S . CREDITORS. T R U S T IE S ANO A L L O T H E R PARTIES CLAIMING A N IN TER EST BY. THRO UGH, U N O SR O R AGAINST S U E A N N C O R N E IL BANKERS T R U S T C O M P A N Y OF CALIFO R N IA, N A A S CUSTODIAN O N TRUSTEE; JOHN DOE A N O JA N E DOE AS UNKNOW N T EN ANTS IN P O SSESSIO N N O T , c r c r AHT" ’ PO NEO LO SW RS S A L E NOTICE IS H S R I B Y OIVIN pureuanl to a Sum m ary Final Judgment o l lo re clo e u re dated March 31. I S M . entered in Ctvd Cate No ( I 304C C A 14 O o l the Circuit C o u rt o l the tSTH Judicial C irc u it In and tor SE M I­ NOLE C o u n ty . SA N FO R D . Florida. I w ill t o ll to tha higheet end beet b id d e r lor c a sh AT WEST FRO N T D O O R OF C O U R ­ THOUSE o l Ih e S E M IN O LE County C o u rth o u s e lo c a te d at 301 NORTH P A R K A V I N U t In IA N F 0 R D , F lo n d a . a l 11:00 am on the 4 th day o l MAY. l i f t tha fo llo w in g d e sc rib e d property ae t o t forth In said Summary F in a l Ju d g m a n L lowit. LOTS 3 M A N O 4 0 t, F R A N K L W 0 O 0 R U F P S SU BD IVISIO N OF LAN0S. A C C O R O IN O T O THE PLAT T H E R E O F A S R ECO R O ED IN PLAT B O O K 3. P A O E 44. PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S iM I NO LI COUNTY. F LO R ID A Datod this 31 a t d ay ot M A R C H . 1949 {CIRCUIT C O U R T S I A l) MARYANNS M O R S E Clerk ot the C itc u it C o u rt By Jena E. Jao o w ic Deputy C la rk THE LAW O F F IC E * OF DAVID J S T E R N . P A ATTORNEY F O R PLAIN TIFF 101 S U n ,varsity Drive Suite 300 Plantation. F L 33324 1934) 233-1000 9S-29S4S(SNW) In a c c o r d a n c e w ith Ihe American w ith D isa b ilitie s Act. persons with d is a b ilitie s needmg a sp ecial acco m m o d atio n to participate in lin e proceeding should c o n ta c t the Clerk o l the Circuit C ourt a l Ihe Sem inole County C o u rth o u se at 407-3234330. not la lo r than aevon daya prior lo Ihe p ro ce ed in g If hear­ ing im paired. 1 -800-933-9771 (TDD) or 1-S 0 0 -9 SI-S770. via Florida R elay S e rvice Publish A p ril i t , IS. |ggg DEB-90 NOTIOS O F B A L B OF MOTOR V E H I C L E B M W A B T TO M . B YTES# To b a n d Rausch 1 103 Kosper Or Oriando FL 32404 Ne 1M 4 C L A R K T R L YIN 1 C D 2 1 K I2 1 A O O I921 You am hereby Inform ed that Ihe above d e sc rib e d v e h ic le which you own w ill b e s o ld In Pubito Auction lo r c a s h to the highs 11 bidder a l 9100 H w y 49 West Sanlord F L O n A p r il IS. I S M at 1000 a m Publish April 11. 11. I S M DSB-104 m THS OINOUfT C O U N T PRO BATS O tV IS IO R F ile N um ber 0 9 - S S 4 - C P IN RS: (STATS OF WSTA MARY I C H I A F I N . D e ce a se d OF A O M M S T R A T I O N The odm lntotrotion o l Iho os t ile ol W ETA M AN Y •CH EATER, d e c e e to d . FSe Number M -S94-CP. to pending In the C ircu it C o u r t lo r County. F lo rid a . of which is 301 N P o rk Avenuo. Sanford. FL 31771. T h e names end addressee o l th e Poreonef Reprvssnlalhro and the Personal R e p re s e n ta tiv e 's attorney are set forth b elo w ALL INTERESTBO P E R S O N S ARE N 0T IFII0 THAT AS persona on w h o m this notice to te n te d w h o hove obtechons that c h a lle n g e the validity o l tfw Writ, the q ualifi­ cations Ol th a P e rs o n a l Representskvo, venue, o r fortedwlton o l Ihw C o u r t ore rBQUwsa so in t i r o d |• c ikj n b with this C ourt W IT H IN THE LATER OF T H R E E M O N T H S A F T IR T H I D ATE O F THS FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NO TICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS AFTER THS OATS O F SER V ICE OF A CO FY OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM AS creditors o f Ihe D e ced en t and other p a rs o n s having claim s o r d e m a n d s ag ain st D ecedents •sta te on whom a copy o l this <ipt*co to served within three m onths s lie r the dale o l the first p u b lic a tio n o l Ihtt N olle* m ust Id s their c le m s with thia C o u rt WITHIN TH I LATER OF T H R E E M O N TH S A F T IR T H I 0 A T I O F T H I FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIB NOTICE OR T H IR T Y OATS AFTER T H I OATS O F S S R V IC t OF A CO FY OF T H IS NOTICE ON THEM ___ __ - « - W H r » i e d i * o iw * claims or dem ands a g a in st Iha Decedent's o tta to m u st lila their claim s w ith Ih ie C o u rt WITHIN T H R EE MONTHS A F T IR T H I 0 A T I O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. D I M A N O S ANO 0 B JIC T I0 N S N O T S O F l l i O WILL BS FOREVER B A R R E D . The data o l the l i n t pubricabon o l Ih-a N otica to A p ril 11. IS M R atio nal R ep rese n tative HARRY A . S C H E A F IR 17202 I Street Omaha. N e b ra sk a . M I S S Attorney lor P erso n al Representative JA M S ! A. B A R K S 1120 W. P in t ■ tract. St* ■ Sanlord. Florida 32771 (407)221-1224 Florida Oar No 197344 Pubitoh April 11. 19. 1 9 M OEB-104 t h i e iR e u r r c o u r t OF THS S M N T B I N T N JU D ICIAL IN A N O FO B • S N IN O L S C O U N T Y , F L O B IO A CIVIL A C T IO N C A S S NO .I 9 4 - 4 S S NORWIST B A N K M IN N ISO T A . NATIONAL ASSO CIATIO N AS TRUSTEE Plaintiff. m MICHAEL PARKER. at a l. Oetendanf(s) N OTICE O P B A L B Notice it hereby g iv e n that, pursuant lo a F in a l Judgm ent o l Foreclosure o r O rd e r d eled March 3 1 .14M . o n le ro d In C iv il Cat* Number S S -49S. In Ihe Circuit Court lot S E M IN O LE County. Florida, w h e re in NORWEST BANK M IN N E S O T A . NATIONAL A S S O C IA T IO N A S TRUSTEI i t the P la in tiff, and MICHAEL PARKER, e l sL. are Ihe Defendants. I w ill t a ll the property situated in SE M IN O LE County. Flonda, d e s c rib e d at: Lot 22. STILLW ATER. P H A S E ONE. acco rdin g to the p lo t thsrsol. a t re c o rd e d In P la t Book 33. P a g e t 41 through 41 o l the P ublic R e c o rd * o l Seminole County, F lo rid a . *1 public tale, lo th e highest and beat bidder, lo r c a s h , a l lh a WEST FRONT D O O R . 301 NORTH PARK S T R E E T . S A N ­ FORD. Florida, a l I t 0 0 a m on the 4th day o l M AY. 1 M 9 Datod April 3. I S M Maryann* Mora* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Oeborah C o n a n t William M Oolson A A ss o c ia te s 1230 South M yrtle Avenue. Suil* 103 Clearwater. Florida 33714-1443 Published In Sem in o le Herald NOTICE AM ERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES A C T O F 1990 Administrative O rd er N o 97-3 II you are a p erso n w ith a d is ­ ability who needs any a cco m ­ modation in o ld e r to p articip ate In this proceeding, you are enti­ tled a l n j co al lo you . lo Ihe provision o l certain assista n ce . Pleat* c o n ta c t C ourt Administration at 301 N Park Avenue. Suil* N 30I, Sanlord. FL 12771. (407) 32304330 eat 4227 wilhm 2 w o rk in g daya o l your receipt o l Ihra notice, it you are hearing or v o ice impaired, call I 800-953 8171 Publish April I t . IS. 1999 OEB-94 L*g«l Notlcoo no tt o ^ T O W ^ n IN T N I CIR C U IT C O U R T OF TU B 1BTN JUDICIAL C IR C U IT , ■ AN O FO R S I NM O LS COUNTY, S E N S U A L JU R IS D IC T IO N C A S S B D iS T -O d M C A M L FIRST NAT10NWI0I MORTGAGE CORPORATION . PLAIN TIFP VS •HILTON N BERGSR. SARA-LYNNI BIRGER. NELSON FINXLI. M A R C IA S FINKLE. JOHN DOE ANO JAN E DOE AS UN KN O W N TENANTS IN P O SSE S SIO N D E FE N D A N T !!) B E. N O T W I O P P O R IB iO B M B B B A L B NO TICE IS H E R I B Y GIVEN pursuant lo an Order G ra n tin g die Motion lo Roool Forecloture Bole d o le d M arch 31. IS M , entered In C h ril Coo* No ST-0419 C A 141 o f th a C irc u it Court o t th o t i T H Ju d ic ia l C ircuit in a n d fo r • I M l N O LI County. S A N F O R D . Florida. I wiS aott to tho higheet and boat bidder for ea ch ot tho W EST FRONT DOOR O F T H I COURTHOUSE lo c a te d a l 301 N P A R K A V I. S A N F O R D . F L 32TT1 o l tho S IM IN O L E C o un ty Courthouse in SAN FO RD . Florid*, at I t 00 o 'c lo c k a m on the 4th day o l MAY. I 9 M lh a tohowing described p rop erty as M l forth in to ld Sum m ary F in a l Ju d g m tn l to-w lt LO T 1. S L O C K H. H O W t l l CO VE. SECO N D S IC T IO N . ACCOROINO TO T H I P LA T THEREOF A l R E C O R D E D IN PAT BOOK 11. P A G E S4 A N O IS . PUBLIC R E C O R D ! OF SE M IN O LI COUNTY. FLO N ID A D eled Hut Ith day o l APRIL. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE M O R S E .C L E R K Clark e l the C irc u it C o u rt By Deborah C onan t Deputy Clerk IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS W ITH D IS A B IL I­ TIES ACT. persons w ith d is a b il­ ities needing a sp e c ia l o cc o m m odelien sh o u ld c o n ta c t CO URT ADMINISTRATION, a t the SEM INOLS C o u n ty Courthouse at 407-321-4110 EXT 4217. 1-IOO-99S-S771 (TDD) or 1-SOO-993-S7TO. v ia Flo ride Raley Senric* 0AV1D J STERN. P A SOI S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE E U lT f MO PLANTATION. F L 33134 (M 4) 223-4000 Publish April t t , I I . I 9 M DEB-22 M T N I G M Q U IT D O U B T OF T N B IS T N JUD ICIAL C M O U r r , IB A N D FD D •S N IN O LS C O U N T Y , B B B I S A L JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISION D A M N O iM I S C S D A M A NORW IST M O RTG AG E. INC PLAIN TIFF VS JA IM I OUZMAN. JR . IF LIVING. AND IF OSAO. THE UNKNOWN SP O U S E . HEIRS. OIVISSSS. O R A N T I iS . ASSIGNEES. U S N O R S . CREDITORS. T R U S T IE S . ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TER EST BY. THROUGH, UN O SR O R AGAINST JA IM I O U Z M A N . JH.; U S A M GUZMAN A/K/A U S A M COWART IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. T H I UN KN O W N SPOUSE. HEINS. O IV IS S S S . OR AN TIIS. ASSIG N S I S . USNORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTIES. ANO A U OTHER PARTISS CLAIM IN G AN INTI REIT BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST U S A M OUZMAN A/K/A U S A M COWART. ALAFAVA WOODS HOM EOW N ER'S ASSOCIATION. INC . NEWPORT SHORES FINANCIAL. INC.: JO H N DOS AND JANS DOS A S UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION O f FEN 0AN T (S) • O T I C ! OF F O S IC L O S U R B B A L B NOTICE IS H IN S B V O IV IN pursuant lo a Sum m ary F in al Judgment o l F o re clo su re d e le d March 21,1199. entered in Chril Case No M 1291 C A 14 A o f the Circuit Court o l the 11TM Judicial Circuit in and lo r S E M I­ N O LE County. 9 A N FO R O . Florida. I will t e ll lo th* highest and best bidder lo r c a sh AT WEST FRONT DOOR O F C O U R ­ THOUSE o l lh a S E M IN O L E County Courthouse lo c a te d at 201 N. PARK AV EN U E in CAN FORD. Florida, a l 11 00 am an tha 4th day o l MAY. 1999 Ihe following described property aa M l forth in said Sum m ary F in al Judgment, lo -w il LO T 24. ALA FA V A W O O O S PHASE XIIA. A C C O R O IN O TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R ICO R O IO IN PLAT B O O K 34. PAOSS 32. 34 ANO S3. O F THE PU01IC R ECO RD S O F S I M I ­ NOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A Dated this Sth day o l APR IL. 1999 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYAKNE M O R SE Clark ol Ihe C ircu it C o u rt By: Deborah Conant Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FO R PLAIN TIFF M l S Un vsrsily Drive Suil* 300 Plantation. FL 33324 (934) 23)1000 94-2S434(NCL) In accordance w ith th e Americans with D isa b ilitie s Act. persons with d isa b ilitie s needmg a syrcial accom m od ation to participate in this p ro ce e d in g should contact the C le rk o l the Circuit Court a l Ihe S E M IN O LE County Courthouse a l 407-3234330. nol later than seve n daya prior to the proceeding II h e a r­ ing unpairtd. I -100-933-4771 (TDD) or 1-900-981-9770. v ia Florida Relay Sarvice Publish April I I . IS. tggg DEB-43 Jeff m m Poga I B current athletic director Larry Baker and thia aeaaon'B entire girts w restling team deserves mention. And don't forget current principal Sam Motnary who might be the biggest fan of n l B school In Seminole County. It's a proud tradition at one of the great schools In Seminole County. U r t ftacoEBd Shot: The Sanford Optimtst Invitation track meet may atU be going on oa Ltqal Notlc— M T N I C M C M fT CO U R T IS • A B B N S . 0 S - S 9 9 4 -O A -I 4 -P COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC . 9 Now Y ork corpora Hon. Plain tiff. MARRY BRYANT ( S I* m -U -S 3 4 S ). UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NANNY BRYANT. ROBERT B. JORDAN (4 •< UNKNOWN). UNKNOWN SPOUSS OF NONSNT B JO R D AN . UNKNOWN TSNANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT It; •E M N tO lB COUNTY, a poHltealsukWritten o f th# E ta la o l Florid*; d tr iM a s . grant***, crvrhtor*. and ether unknown • pause* c laim ing by. through and under any at tha abate nam ed Da fondant*. b i lh a M M k H a t P m Adoption o f (ADOPTION PROCEEDING) TO: AM Y JO HOWINQTON Y O U ARE H EREBY NOT7FIIO W at a pa trite n to* adaption o f outcry ta lha highest a n d b oo l fodder for cash, tha ten ow ing described property situ a te M Lot 73. PALM POINT, a* pot Plat Book M . Pag** 9 9 through T1. Inclusive Pubb* Record# o f len vn ol* County. Flonda. pursuant to to* Fm el Ju dg m ent entered In a c >M pon d in g In sard C o u rt th* styl* o l w h ich to ndteatod above WITNESS my hand an d o ffic ia l •eel a t M id Court thro f t l h d ay at March. 1199 M you aro a person w ith a dmability who needs any acco m madetten m order la p a n ic ipata in this proceeding, you aro t a b ­ ued. a l no cast la you. la lh a provision ol certain aaetetanc* P IM M con test C ourt adnunraH ila r. 301 N P ark Avenue, t w l* N 30I. la n ia r d . F lo n d a 21771. (407) 232-4230 a i t 4227. withm t working day* o f your receipt ol this Nolle# o f Foreclosure Sato, it y e u aro h M rin g Impaired, c a ll t -SOO944-9 7 71. It you a re v o ic e knpairod. c a t 1 400-943-9770 (COURT I I A l) Maryann# M e na CLSRK OF TNI CIRCUIT COURT By Jsn e I Jtsew ic Deputy Clerk ATT0RN IV FOR PLAIN TIFF Jana K Band Butler S Notch. P A 2113 S Conway Rd . B t* I Oriando. Flonda 22912 (40F) 2(1-3200 BAHS9S1714 Publish April 4.11. IS99 DEB-23 SI T N B e u tc u iT C O U R T OF T N B ■ tSN T B BN T M JU D ICIAL C IR C U IT C A M B O . • T -0 S I4 -C A -1 4 -W SHIRLEY A M ACKIR LEV. Plain tiff. CH ARLES H BRUCE A N D SHERYL BRUCE. Husband and Wife, and U N IT I0 STATES OF AM IRICA. Defendants NOTWI OF CALB Notice to hereby g ive n that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure d e le d the 20th day of M AR CH . 1M 0. In the above-alytod cau se. I w ill tail to th* highest and b a st b id ­ der tor cash at tha S iM I N O L S COUNTY CO U R TH O U SE 201 HORTH PARK AVEN UE. S A N ­ FORD. FLORIDA a l i t 00 A M on tha 27th day o l AP R IL. 1 #99. AT W S IT FRONT DOOR, lh a fo l­ lowing described property Begin 30 feel West s n d 147 00 tost North o l the Southeast c o r ­ ner o l Lot 29. Stock 9. A M E N D ID FLAT OF W IL D M S R I. according lo lha plat thereof aa recorded In Piet B ook 1. page 90. o l tho Public R o c o rd t of ■ermnol* County, F lo rid a . Ihenc* run North 90*00'00* west 90 00 feet; th e n ce run South 24*19-20* W est 229 00 feet lo lha shoreline o f Laka Wildmere. Ihenca run Northwesterly along s a id ahorakne lo lha centerline of C redo ilr e s l; thence run N orth 00*00’40* la s t along c s n la rlin o •10 00 tael lo Ihe S o u th e rly nghi-ol-way a l M olnar Avenue, than run Itsle rfy a lo n g sa id nghl-of-way 22 00 le a f lo Ih* Sisterly right-of-way o l C red o Street; lhanca run Sou th 00*00*30* West a lo n g s a id nghl-ot-wsy 100 00 foal; thonc* run South 14*42 01 * E a st 209 11 tael, thence run (o u th 00*02 20* East 101 00 ta el la lha Point o l Beginning DATED this 20th day o l MARCH. 1299 IN ACCO R D AN CE W ITH THE AM ERICANS WITH D ISA B ILITIE* ACT Perrons w ith d is a b il­ ities needing a sp e cia l a c c o m ­ modation lo participate in this proceeding should co n tact: COURT ADMINISTRATION. SEM INOLE COUNTY C O U R T ­ HOUSE. 201 N ORTH P A R K AVENUE. SUITE N-201, S A N ­ FORD. FLORIDA 22771 PH O N E (407) 222-4220 X 4227 N O T LATER THAN (E VE N (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE P R O C E E D IN G IF HEARING IMPAIREO (TOO) 1900-933-4771 OR VOICE (V) 1900-933-1770 VIA F LO R ID A RELAY SERVICE MARYANNE MORSE. C lark Circuit and County Court* By Ruth King Deputy Clerk W THOMAS LOVETT 200 E Robinson S t . *300 Oriando. FL 22101 Publish April 4. 11. 1999 DEB-20 ------------------------------------------------ ---------------------- -------- MAGIC WHEELS AT 8CC TODAY SANFORD • The Orlando Magic Wheels, a wheelchair basketball team, win take on the *Dream Team.* made up o f faculty and staff from Seminole Community College, at Ihe SCC Health and Physical Education Center this Saturday (April 10) from 5 p.m . to 7 p m Among the guest celebrities expected to be on hand a it Stuff, the Magic maacot. and for­ mer Harlem Globetrotter great Curly Neml. Admission Is free, but donatio n s are being accepted to benefit the SC C (USABILITY S u p ­ port Services Student Scholarship Fund. There w ill ah o be drawings foe petses. Ind u d li* an autographed Magic T-shirt to be given away during halftime festivities. No m the C ira u il C o u rt o f the Eighteenth Jwdtotof Ctrsw ri In .........— I County. Florida a* M arsh S. 1BSS by C h artro B Hawing ton an d l a r i A H aw ing ten Ysa sro rs sa lts d to saro* a co py *1 ywwr writs an defenses. M any. ta N a n th* pa title net an d la r i A Haw ingsan. _ C lairm an t Ave. S anford. F L SE773 aa *y batoro M A Y S. 1SBB d a r k * f N t eaurt b atoro *#»a la ly NOTICE to hereby green deal lha unders igned C la rk *1 th* C v su it Court a t S e m m o la County. Florida, writ a n th a STNl day of A P R IL 190S. a t 1f:DB o'clock A M al th* W o o l b o a t door a t th* lam in a te C o un ty you read this, but theJblka at Semhole did a whakqfajob coordinating over 700 athletes /horn ail aver the state. Ihere# tier. ag atost y e s t o I k s roltol -4------- a- -a W *_E BIB a^_-eu i--PBIIUBN W ITN ISS my kand an d Mto gaol o f tkta aawrt an M A R C H S B IS# * fCirosrit Court Seal) M ARYANNE MOUSE C L E R K OF THE CO UN T B y Luann* Woodley Deputy Clerk Ptrh b ah A p r d 4 . t t .t E .E S . 1 S E E D EB-2S • a b b g g . g g - ig g - B A - 1 4 - w G REGORY STEVEN C O CK M AN and GLORIA AN G E LA COCKMAN. C H B E T IR O MILTSW M T E R N A L RSVSNUE SSNVtCS. NATION I S A M . N A Uh/a SOUTHERN BANK OF CEN TRAL FlO A lO A . N ohee is foven pursuant la a Srsal ludgmant dated Ih* It W d ay *1 March. 1*44 in Caaa Na ■W-10C-CA-I4-W ol Urn C r i e l C o urt at tha Eighteenth JwM sH I C irc u it in and tar l i g l M l t C o u n ty Flonda. to w fu a h G R E ­ G O RY STEVEN C O C K M A N and O LO RIA AN G ELA C O C K M A N aro pi am bits and C H E S T E R 0 M tL T IN S IR G E R . IN T E R N A L REVENUE SERVICE. NATIONS­ BANK. N A (SOUTH) ANO COLONIAL BANK l/h/a SOUTHIN N SAN K OF C IN T K A L FLORIDA at* Defendants. I writ salt la th* highest and boat b id ­ d er tor cash st th* W est Front d o o r at th* I errvne te County Courthouse to tha C ity of Sanford. Semtoat* County, Florid*, st 1104 A .M a n th* 20th day e l A p r il 1999. Ns* lo t­ towing described proparty M l fo rth to th* Order a t Ftoal corner ol the Northwest 9/4 of th* Northwest Ouartav at •a ctio n 13. Township SO Soudi. R ang* 20 l a s t Sem inal* County. Florida, run W est 220 teat, thane* North 3SS.19 te a t thane* run |**| 449 S2 foot, thane* run South 20 degrees IT minutes l a s t 1ST 47 feat; thane* run SeuPiwasterty along a curve concave Northwactoriy having a radius c l 44 44 fo ci, a central angle c l 110 degrees 27‘ . and an arc d ista n c e e l 123 14 feat, thence run W eel • • S3 fe e l Ihenc# run South SO 1**1. thence run W est S3 • foal to Ih* Point o l Beginning being all of Tract SA and part o l T rM l 4A. ISLAND SICTIO N . IV A N S D ALE NO 4 i t per m ap record­ e d in O fficial R eco rd * S a ab 4*3. Fag* MO. together with Ih* rights of ingrss * an d agroaa over EVANSOALI R O AD rooorda d In O fficial R eco rd * B oo k 179. Fag* 494 of lh a Pubii* R ecords ot Scatinal# County. Florida Datod Ihic JOlh day o f March. 1999. c l Eantord. Florida. MARYANNE MORBE Clerk of dm C ircuit C o u rt By Jen* E. Jccawto Deputy Clark Frank 0 Finkbetoer. Attorney Flonda Bar No 144T39 IOC E Robinson «t -Bull# 301 Oriando. F L 32901 (40T) 422-0012 Attorney tor Flaintllt* Publish April 4 ,1 1 .1 0 0 9 OSB-2F C M A R L IB H B R U C S c n d SHERYL B R U C E , at a t . b a r t 7 - r 2 3 - C A .il. of the Crow d C o u rt a t th* tS th Jwdtotof C fra a lt to an d tor Samtoafa Counts. Florida. a he ram ■ A M I R S TRUST CO M PAR T. A S TRUSTBB FOR THE R EO iST S R I0 H O LD ERS OF SALO M O N B R O IH SH b M ORT­ G A G E SECU RITIES VH. IN C . M O R T G AO B PASS-THRO UG H C B R T IFIC A T SS 19*4-14 BT OPTION O N E M O RTG AG E. A C A L IF O R N IA CORPORATION A S ATTORN EY IN FACT, to Mwtdt a rid C H A R I 14 M. lUCB. 8N ERT L BRUCE. SH IRLEY A M A C K IR LE V , UNITE0 STATES OF A M E R IC A to/ar* PetowdahEa). I t M B t a B M V)# Ib ^ N fl |||| in e a c h at to o weal b oat d ea r af Be* l ewd w ale County courthoue# to Sanford. ■ammato County. F lorida , at I t 09 A M a n to* 27th day *1 A PR IL.! 999, ty *• o o lt o r t h to H i d Final BEGIN M P U T R E S T ANO 147 P U T N O RT H OF THE SOUTH­ E A S T C O R N E R OF LO T 19. B LO C K I . A M E N 0 ( 0 P U T OF W I L 0 M I R I . ACCOROINO TO THE FLAT THEREOF AE R IC O R O IO IN P U T BO O K 2. P A G E 14. OF T H I PU B LIC RSC0K09 OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. F L 0 R I 0 A T N I N C I N U N N O R T H SO D IO R E E E 00 00* W I S T I E E E FEET. TH ENCE RUN SOUTH 24 O f O K IE S 4920* W S IT 239 09 F E E T TO T H I E N O R I U M OF L A K E W tlO M S R I. TH ENCE N U N NORTHWESTERLY ALONG BRIO I MO RB U N I TO THE C E N ­ TERLINE O F CREDO STREET. TH ENCE R U N NORTH 00 D EG R EES 00*14* EAST ALONG ■AID CEN TS RUN E 110 00 F IS T T O TN I O O U T H IR LV RIGHTOF-WAY O F MOLNAR AVSNUE. TH ENCE RUN EASTER LY A LO N G E A IO RIOHT-OF-WAY •S O S F I S T TO T H I EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY OF CREDO OTR IIT, TH ENCE RUN SOUTH 0 0 D I G R E S S OO'SO* W IS T ALO N O SAIO RIOHT-OF-WAY 300 M FE E T ; TH ENCE RUN SOUTH SO DEGREES 42' O f E A S T 209 19 FIST. T H I N C I R U N ( O U T H 00 0 E Q R E E S 03*90* I A S T 111 00 F IS T TO T H I POINT O F ESGINNING NOTE P U R S U A N T TO T H I FAIR DEBT CO LLECTIO N P R A C T IC E S ACT YO U A R I AD VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM 10 D E E M E D TO B I A D IE T C O LLE C T O R ATTEMPTING TO C O L LE C T A M E T ANO ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL B S U I I D F O R THAT FUR F O I L Datod Ih* SOto day *1 MARCH. IS M MARYANNE MORSE Clerk a f C ircuit Court B y Ruth King D inutv C la rk COOIUS A STAW1ARSKI 4010 Boy Sco ut Boulevard Suite 4(0 Tempo. F lo rid a 22447 Tai*phene (112) S77-440S C A S 127-40172 Pubiieh A p r il 4, I t . 1944 DEB-11 N0TW S T N I ST JO N H S N IVEN W ATBN M A M A A E M B N T DISTRICT ha* rwcatvad an application for Conaum pliv* W afer Uee from M r Don*id Weaver. P O Boa 434044, Ovtodo. FL 22742. applicalton 110244 Th# ap p lica nt propoeee to withdraw 0 02 RUHion gallon* par day o l water tor 10 aero* el fru it crop*. 0 03 million gnllon* par day of w afer for 20 aero* of vagetabto crop*. 0 0003 m illion gallon* par day o t water tor watering a n waahrng. 0 01 m il­ lio n gallon* par day a f wafer tor 20 aerte a t froaVfroai* proto*. Uon. and 0 07 m illion gallon* par d a y at w ater for 10 23 acre* o l food crope-eheilheh. Tha w ithdraw al* weed b y thi* propoaad protael will coneiet o l ground water fro m th* F loridan aquitor via 41 active well* to Seminote County loe ata d in ( a c tio n 3 Townahip 31 South, Rang* 31 B a a l Th* site location nama I* known a* -Pappy e Patch* Should you be tolaraalod to any o f Ih* k a lo d application*, you th o u id contact th* St. John* R iv e r Water Management Ototriet. 4049 Reid S t . P O B o i 1429. Paiath a. Florida 32 1 7S-1429 Written objection* o r a requael to ba Inform ad regarding Board action on Ih# application may b o made, but • how Id bo received within tw en­ ty-one (21) daya from date o f thi* publication. Written obfoebone ahouki identify th* o bfeclo r by nam e and addreet. and fully d a te rib* th* objection t0 p,* application A il timely tiled written Obieclione will be-preeeniod lo th# Board tor coneidaralton to if* deliberation on tho ap p lication p rio r to Board faking action on too application Filing a written o b jectio n do** n o l anbll* you to a Chapter 120. Flonda Statute*. edminiet/etiv* hearing N ofica o l Intended (propot*) O ittric l O e o e io n will bo provided to poraono w ho have requeued individual n o tic e Peraona who** eubetanttel m ieratle era affaclad by lha ap p lication an d who HI# a poblion Within too timelramoe protenbed b y Choplor 2S-194 and rule 40C1 1007. Florida Adm inialraUva C o d * ( F A C ) , which moat* to* requirement* of C h op lor 21-104 F A C may o b ta in an admintetralive hearing Pubiieh April I f , I S M DED-103 T O MAY SO O N ALSHAOUF 4*4 Cro*ten Drive Ttoy Mtehfgan 4 S 0 M YOU A R E N O rtFlEO M af an aat l an bap bean htod agamai yww and fb n l you aea required ta P a a p y aJ y e a r written M any to H nn th* M w kaal Fender, a l l i t EautN Mnritend . )uM* I M . M aitland. F lo r id a 2 2 T I1 . an ae batoro A F H U 22. 1 9 M an# Ufa tha ■a tto rk ot torn p a bttonar'a attorney o r |, rd a n tote 14th day ot IB M rA N R E MORSE C la rk a f A a Crrtvri C ourt M a ro k 21, SB. and Apr# 4. 11, I M S D B A - I ll . BOO F B S JB BT B l I. Protaat 4A /B -3I9-M /O G P i a ir 11 Tilt* Water Mater* E A a c a te a r.e e O pening 0*1* Apr# 31. 1 9 M *1 2 44pm. teeai iian an any af ton County S C C prefect*, ptaaa* r a t Interm atte* an Demand. Inc . (447) 474-0029 P ukkah A p n i 1 1 .1 9 M D A B -142 ________ ta t u b O M te v rr c o u r t R F T U B E tA R T B B R T N • A B B RB. M 444 CA B2VM IO B 1 4 -K R O U S S E A U MORTGAGE CORFORATION. FtatotiN. LOUIS E JA N S S IK . at a l B O T M E OF A O T tO R TO LOU1B E JA N S S IK L A S T KN O W N RSSIOSNCS 24 Swaahaater C irc le Ovtedo. Florida 22741 C U R H IN T RSSIOSNCS UNKNOW N ANY ANO A U UNKNOWN R AR T ISE CLAIM IN G BY. THROUGH. U N D IN . ANO AG AIN ST THE H IA I IN NAMED IN D IVID UAL D IFIN O A N T (S ) WHO A N I NOT KNOW N TO E l 0 I A 0 O N ALIVE. W H IT H E R SAID UNKNOW N par tu s MAY C L A IM A N IN TER EST A l • P O U S S E . HEIRS. DEVI l i l t . GRAN TEES, OR OTHER C LA IM A N T S LAST KNOW N RSSIOSNCS R SS IO SN C S UNKNOWN C U R R S N T RSSIOSNCS UN KN O W N YOU A R S NOTIFIBO to il an nation lo to recto** a mortgage o n th* follow ing property to S IM IN O L S County. Florida: LOT 30 SW SITW ATSN CREEK. A C C O R O IN O TO T H E P U T T H S R IO P AS R IC O R D I D IN P U T B O O K 20. P A O IS S3 ANO •4. P U B L IC R IC O R O S OF SE M IN O LE COUNTY. FL0R I0A h a t boon htod againel you and y o u at* required to aarva a co p y ot your written datanMC. if any. w ithin 20 day* afttt Ih* K ra i publication o l thi* Nonce o f A a lio n . on Eehovartia. M c C a ll* . Raymer, B arralt 4 F ra p p i or. PIctotiff'a attornay. whoa* addraee ie SOI Beythore B oulevard, Suite (0 0 . Tampa. F lorida 33404. and hi* Ih* orig­ in a l w ith tot* C o u rt aithar before aervica on P la in litr* attorney o r immediately there­ after, o th arw iM a d e le u ll will b a entered agamai you tor tho ro llo f dem anded to Ih* C o m p la in t or poblion. Thi* n o lle * ehall b o pubiithod one* ea ch week fo r two too•wcubve weeke to lh a iom in ola Herald W ITNESS my hand ond Ih* to o l of thi* Court on thi* M to d ay o l M AR CH . 1 M 9 M aryann* M on* Clerk o f to* Court By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCaNa. Reymor. Barralt S Frappiar P O B O X 3410 Tampa. F lorida 33SOI-3410 If you are a pereon with a dieability w h o naedt accom m oda­ tion to o rd er lo participate to thi* proceeding, you aro enti­ tle d a l n o coal to you, tor Ih* proviaion o f certain ** tie lance P le a t* contact Court Adm m ietrabon a l 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, te lep ho ne number (407) 3234330, w ith in 2 working daya of your re c e ip t of thi* document; If hearing impaired. (TOO) 1-400944-3771. Pubiieh A p n i 4. 11. I N I OEB-24 �S o ftb a ll said. ~U we w ant to be better, w e have to beet the best and we could have done that.* Rogers' tenure. Seminole hung tough agstnet Colonial (IB -7 ) which has a strong pitching staff o f Its own. The game meant nothing, being non-district an d non-conference for both schools, but. at this tim e of the year, everyone la looking far momen­ tum heading into the district tournaments. Even with the loss. Rogers said he w as p a d to have played Colonial. The tw o team s meet again next week. T h e se are the types o f gam es w e need * he with a single run. but Seminole bounced back in the second timing. W ith one out. H u n an Sleep laid dow n a bunt and reached on a catcher's throw ing error. She stole aecond and scored on another error to knot the acorn at 1-1. C arn es settled down and allowed only two hits until the fateful seventh Inning. First, though. the chance to tahe the k vatt bunted h er over to second an d Joelene U j i M a ■w aaW a*! ss a a m a Mu He icaCfirci on a■n c i• After both runners moved to second and third on a passed ball, however, the next two Sem inole batters struck out to end the frame. In the seventh. Colonial cautfit u p to C arn es and scored three times to make It 4* I . Seminole then went down without a tight tn the bottom half o f th e seventh Inning. *We had ou r opportunities tonight,' Rogers ■aid. *! w as su re w e ’d score In the sixth.’ Seminole win h ave a few days'to recover from the lose aa It d o e s not play again until next Thursday when the Fighting Semlnoka head to p rtn ^i far a 7 p.m . Seminole Athletic battle w ith Lake Brantley, w ill then close out Its Class 5A unpalgn with an Important game In Inst P in e Ridge at 4 p.m. on Friday. r MissionPine Standings _ Nobles Com m u­ nication W hile Sox (8 -0 ), Knights o f Colum bus Expo* (5 3), Elks Lodge 11341 B raves (3 -4 ). Klwanis Club Indiana (3 5|. Dean. Ringers. Morgan an d Lawton PJL Diamond Backs (3 6) and Rotary Club Athletics (2 71. Schedule _ Tuesday at H is­ toric Sanford Memorial S ta­ dium . Knights of Colum bus Ex­ pos vs. Rotary Club Athletics, 0 p.m . and Etka Lodge f ! 2 4 l 11* Virginia ^ iX-Jl te a ? . I “WLS?/ H y ... 10 at Roy Holler Field. Mariners vs. Athletics, 2 :3 0 p m . and f399 *299 m. •f Ssfa *799 craw *599 Grasp •elsM ute* panto tat 1 Fiaon. Cover tens, Briefs FIREFIGHTERS FOOTBALL TODAY WINTER SPRINGS - T h e 3rd annual Firefighters Charity Bowl w ill be played Saturday ut 7 p.m. at Winter Springs High School. The game features firefighters from Seminote and Orange counties facing off in a fullcontact NFL style football game. All proceeds from the event go to the M iss­ ing Children's Center. Inc. Tickets are $0 for adults. 03 for children threr-lo-12. and children under three free. SYFA-JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP SA N F O R D -T h e Sanford Youth Football and Cheerleading Association (SYFA) will hold two pm -registrations for the First Annual Jeff [Make Football Cam p and the 1000 Pop W ar­ ner Football and Cheerieadlng Season. The registration* will b e h d d on Saturday. April 10th at the Just Fbr Feet In the Semi­ nole Towne Center MaD an d Saturday. April 17th at Champs In the Altamonte Mall. Times will be from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m . Jeff Blake, from the Cincinnati Bengafo. ttnd Robert Jones, from the Miami Dolphins, will be on hand to sign autographs on April 10th and Stephen Braggs, a former Miami Dolphin, will be here on A pril 17th. The Football Cam p, for boys and girls ages 7-to-17. will be held May 22-23 at Seminole High School with present and form er NFL players, the Seminole High coaching staff and the SYFA coaching staff providing instruction. All p roceed s from the camp win g o toward youth aporta programs. For Information, call (407) 324-5400. ASA SUK K -SLO PITCH QUALIFIES ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Sem inole Softball Com plex tn Altamonte Sprtngs w ill host as many aa 15 of the best Am ateur Softball Association (ASA) men’s Super Slo-Pitch team s this weekend trying to earn points to­ w ard gaining one of 10 slots open for the S u ­ per M en’s National Cham pionship Finals. The double elimination tournament will b e held o n today and Sunday. SANFORD ADULT SPRING SOFTBALL SANFORD • The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parka Department la offering Adult S prin g Softball. S p a te la limited since only Plnehurst Park Is available. Leagues are Co-Ed on Monday. W om en on Tuesday, Men on W ednesday and Thursday, an d Industrial on Friday. The SRD is also offering a M onday Night C hurch League that will play at the Lake Mary taking the lead for good with a run in the bottom o f the fourth Inning an d then adding two runs in the fifth tnnirqp Lake Brantley mounted an­ other rally in the top of the sixth Inning, scoring two runs to cut the lead to 7-0, but the Silver H aw ks answ ered wtth three run s in the bottom of the sixth Inning to put the game out of reach. Chad Parsons (4-2). rounding into shape after a stellar bas­ ketball season, w as the winning pitcher, while Luke Lockwood came on to relieve tn the sixth inning an d earned a save. Rosa Decker paced the Lake Howell offense, going 3-for-4 and driving In four runs. Chad and Charles Parsons were both 2-for-3 an d Lockwood wma 2 for-4, while Jimmy Blood good added a double. Doing the dam age for the Pa­ triots were Adam Klinger (3-for4|. Justin H an ts |2 -br-4 wtth a triple and a double) and Bryan Smith 12-for-31.__________________ 'j F U T O N S /l LESS H ig h School C h a m p io n L a k e M arionettes D an ce Team P re s e n ts 1999 L ak e M ario n ette Review Dance R ecital F rid ay , A p ril 2 3 rd - 7:00 pm Lake M ary H igh School Auditorium S5.00 Advanced Tickets. . . JT W JrU . la k e [ $6.00 A t D oor C a ll 320-0723 for f I. / 1) d. Ticket Information AL Central: Tribe holds onto power By aw . Mate The Cleveland Indiana, winners of the American League pennant in INS and tWT, have captured the last four Central Division lilies. Going into the INI season, this is how the division shapes up 1. CLEVELAND INDIANS: Man­ ager Mike Hargrove's Indians of "M became only the seventh lesm to lead a divisionor league hemstart tofinish. The lineup stars RFManny Ramiros l.«H. « IIKs, 14) RSIs. IN runs). 10 Jim Thome i3W. JO. I)), SB Travis Fryman (.2*7, 21. Mi and LF David Justice (NO. 31. U ) . Gold Glow S B Roberto Alomar (.2*2, M runs for Bal­ timore) joins his older brother, Sandy, an ei-Gold Glove catcher who slumped Cleveland's tack of a starting ace hurts in the postseason. But Charles Nagy (15-101, Dove Burba US-10), Bar tolo Colon (14-0) andJaret Wright <1310) were regular-season winners. The Tribe was fifth In the AL In ERA. Closer Mike Jackson UJU ERA, 40 saves) carried the bullpen. 2. DETROIT TIGERS; Young and talented, the Tigers are hungry to Imp ro v e* New manager Larry Parrish would be lauded for a finish at sbouDOO. Pacing the attack are IB Tony Clark ( 291.34,103), Import SB Dean Palmer (34 HRs, 111 RBIs for Kansas City), Starters Brian Moehtar (14-12. I N ) and Justin Thompson Ul-iS, 4.05) emerged as workhorses. But they were theoahr pitchers la win in double digits for the Tigers. Todd Jones notched 21of Detroit's peltry 33saves. 3 CHICAGO WHITE SOX. After the All-Star break, Chicago won more AL games (45) than say teamexcept New York. But two of the best three White Sox hitters have departed. Now man­ ager Jerry Manuel has to scramble First baaeman Frank Thomas had been the top slugger in the league. But “The Big Hurt’ <245.39,100) tailed to post his avenge numbers last season. For the Chlsox, SB Ray Durham (215, 19, 17, with 30 steals and 124 runs) is a do lt-all type. SS Mike Caruso (J00) stole 23bases and scored SI runs. Pitcher James Baldwin went 14-3 with a 344 ERAduring the second half! He was 13-4overall. Mite SirotJu Oi­ ls) was Chicago's top winner. 4. MINNESOTA TWINS: It seems as If the on(y star left is Tom Kelly. He's managed the Twins since 1946, the longest tenure in the big leagues. Closer RickAguilera (34 saves, 424) staff last season. Eric Milton (S-14, 5.64) and LaTroy Hawkins (7-14,525) also started for the Twins. RF Matt Lawton (27*. 31, 77, with •1 runs) was a pleasant surprise. So was 3B Todd Walter (210, t) ruaa), who replaced the departed Chuck Knoblauch and tad the AL la batting for a while. LF Marty Cordova (10 HRs,« RBIs) and C Terry Steinbeck <14HRs. 54RBIs) didn't do very much. I. KANSAS CITY ROYALS: No wonder the Royals are blue. Ttejr were 33 games befow SW at home in IMS Closer Jeff Montgomery (34 saves, 4Jt) was the most effective pitcher. Setupman Scott Service 0.41) pitched well in spots. But ex-ace Kevin Appier was stymiedby shoulder surgery. Next best Is Jose Rosado ( S - l l ) . First baseman Jeff King (243.24,93, with 13 runs) and LF Johnny Damon (277, It, M . 144 runs, 24 SBs) were Kansas City's best on offaaae. Look lor three rooHcs — CF Carlos Beltran, 3B Carlos Febles and DH Jeremy Gtamfai — to start. TEAM RECORDS In I H i CLEVE­ LAND 99-73; CHICAGO 90-93; KANSAS CITY 7294. MINNESOTA 7093; DETROIT 45-97. PACKAGE INCLUDES IN S P E C T IO N Expires 5. PITTSB U R G H P IR A T E S : Man ager Gene Lament's revamped Pirates might start a lineup with only three reluming batters. T h e trio: All-Star catcher Jason Kendall (.337,12,75,95 runs, 24 steals), IB Kevin Young (27 HRs, 104 RBIs) and R F Jose Guillen (14 HRs, 44 RBIs). SS Pat M ean s (70 RBIs for Minnesota) and L F Brian Giles (IS HRs for Cleveland) top the new arrivals. Pittsburgh was terrible on defense. So the pitchers — led by starters Francisco C ordova (13-14, 321) and Jason Schmidt (11-14, 4.07) — had better watch ou t 1 M ILW AU K E E B R E W E R S: This bunch doesn't remind anybody in Mil­ waukee of the old or new Braves. RF Jeroiiw Burait* (39 HRs, 125 RBIs) is the only power hitter. But 3B John Clrillo <211,14,99,97 runs) is underrated Second baseman Fernando Vina (211, 101 runs) and SS Jose Valentin helped the Brewers lead the majors with 192 double plays. CF Marquis Grissom Is fading. Manager Phil G am er has pitch­ ing woes. Closer Bob Wickman (IS saves, 172) is OK. But (op starters Scott Karl (10-11, 4.40) and Steve Woodard (10-12,4.19) are just so-so. TEAM RECORDS in 1999: HOUS­ TON. 102-60; CHICAGO, 90-73; ST. LOUIS. 83-79; M ILW A U K E E , 74 88; PITTSBURGH. 69 93. Ciwt NEWSPAPEH CNTEHPH1SE ASSN C uupun lop OHBrafca FhmJ rispsd Ads Boot CondOon Utottwt W*urtf on One Pxh or Shoes I 'l l V V M ost Cars Coupon Exp. 4-12-99 OIL & FILTER CHANGE C o u p o n Required Most Cara Inspect and Test Radiator Fbr Leaks * Drain Radiator - Install ONE GALLONANTI FREEZE Oil Change Includes Up To 5 Qts 10W30 - New Oil Filter $1 noo I_ V_ M ost C ars Coupon Exp. 4-12-99 I______ S.____________ I -4 ^ 1 L H Mark McGwire belted 70 homers for St. Louis. Sammy Sosa hit 44 for the Chicago Cubs. But Houston wears the 1999 National League Central crown. Going into the 1999 season, this Is how the division shapes up. 1. HOUSTON ASTROS: For man­ ager Larry Dierkcr, the Astros won a dub-record 102 games and Houston's third division title. They’ve got enough to beat the crowd again. The kilter B '» ore IB Jeff Bagwell (204,34 HRs, t i l RBIs. with 124 runs), 2B Craig Biggio (.325,20,99.123 runs, 50 SBs) and R F Derek BeU (214, 22. 109, l i t runs). They can overcome the loss of Motaes AJou, who's out this lesson with a torn knee. Starting pitchers are Shane Reynolds <19 9, 321 ERA), Jose Lima (14-8, 3.70), Sean Bergman (12-9,3.72) and Mike Hampton I I 1-7. 3.34). R e ­ liever Bifiy Wagner (30 saves, 2.70) is the No. I stopper. 3. C H IC A G O C U BS: Slam m in’ Sammy's imitation of R oger M aris earned the N L M VP Award. RF Sosa's Cubs won the N L wild card. He hiL306 with 151 RBIs and 134 runs. Manager Jim Higgle man also relies on IB Mark Grace (209,17,99,92 runs), LF Henry Rodrigues (31 HRs) and 3B M icky Morandini (294, 93 runs). N L Rookie of the Year Kerry Wood <134,3.40) is out for 1999 with a bad elbow. So Kevin Tapani (19-9,4.95) and Steve Trachsei <15-9, 4.44) must get by without him. Closer Rod Beck (51 saves, 3.03) could be wearing out. 3. ST. LO UIS CARDINALS: Big Mac’s Ruth like spree set the all time H R mark. First baseman McGwire’s other totals;.399, 147 RBIs, 139 runs, 147 RBIs. But the Cards barely fin­ ished above.500. Don't blame CF Ray Lankford (293,31,105). Manager Tony La Russa will miss departed Ron Gant (34 HRs) and Brian Jordan 135 HRs). But LF Eric Davis (.327,39 H R s In Bal­ timore) helps. Designated ace Matt Morris (the St. Louis ERA leader at 2.53) Is out for 1999 with an elbow Injury. Oft injured Donovan Osborne must step up. Juan Acevedo Is the closer. 4. CINCINNATI REDS: T h e Reds pitching should be OK when imported ace Denny Nesgle (14-11, 3.55 in At­ lanta) gets over his sore shoulder. Pete Haroisch (14-7, 3.14) and Brett Tomko (13-12. 4.44) look solid. Steve Avery (10-7 with Boston) might help. 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FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR ELECTRICIANS G E I H oi paopto. location ( benefits' Lsndscap*1 LABO R ER S N EED ED 19 0GT* Mtoat M acre to carry 6 tore* large banquet bay* W1 Tua slkrVBB boar b* req’d Unto and Onrer Cal Wh M today* 425-4555 Opan house MorvFn 9-1 caE w Lcm iM w eA/C Duel seeking mature, qualified, and tratoabto taamptoyere to to n IrtkiM to our growfhl G reat prnqr WorkFromHome! Juat Cad Navar a Faa* wttltiMt ’ n 6 W wan good, tocrto nutraon LOCAL UOKIWQ COMPANY vanaty ol openings lor man and woman workers C al Right Hand Man. 601 Dogtrack Rd. I comprehensive h b j »i LO S E IrHastlon Laborer III PlMMIMwl P V bW W * MFI LAUNDRY PCMON FT. Apply m person 201 N. Sunear Drive. Caiaatoarry 699 PT. 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FL 32771 Prion* |407) 3312990 Fax (407) 3304771 to* n a m _________________ CURTTY OFFICER JO* f f lf f 8f.ftA4fffeH » yH 4_ i Fu* 6 Part Tan* tor Appry Ramada ton Norfo. M 6 434 i 162-4000 162No Caa 332-7574 pm hour*. Ol change, lube. 8 vanoua toon duaaa. ww Train Uu*t be aoto lo worti indapandaney Caa Oan. 324-19M T*o Poamona: PT Teacher tor lead* and PT Naaap(6Mux*) 407-322-6222 ___ Daevery Adva opportunaia* tor lria ngftl v Looking tar mat rdwd ual wftria data* to tucceed Comptoto banal* package 4 mot* Raqum ctoan Cleat D kcanaa Apply M-F to W)i S Santord Avw pos 1 - 8 0 0 - 4 8 8 7 3 6 4 LEMNTODRnE TRACTORMEBS m an understand some bngjish, pass a drug screening, complete a ten year work/school history.Tor 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; * N EW H IG H E R ST A R T IN G W AGBI $6.50 p er hour for Ram p Services $6.00 p e r hour for A irc ra ft C leaners • 15 Day CDL Training • Day A Waakaad Clanas • Financial AssIttinea • Carrlara Hiring On Site .Truck Driver l institute 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 + Free U n iform s * + * + Free Parking C om p reh en sive industry train in g Learn valu ab le Job skills O p p ortu n ities for ad van cem en t ATTENTION Small Business Owners We a n P ayroll S p e d a lla ta ll W ithholding, Social Security, Medicare M e d ic a l We C a n Save You Money!! M&M A c c o u n tin g Services (407) 321-8307 nx(407] Taam ary hiaiory lo PO . Bo* 746. Pwrton. FL 32110 Alin. Hxnan Raaourcaa D y n A ir S e rvice s, Inc. is experiencing phenomenal growth in our second year of operations. 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Tpji . * OF 1 I u . *» * : ORLANDO 1 v ’ . �Lifestyle □ INSIDE Health & Fitness, 2C People. 3C - 5C Seminole Herald Semlnols HmU, Santort, Florida • Sunday, April 11, IfM • 16 Longwood’s historic sites chanjfirisitors STAFF WHJTEH •y t LONOWOOD - On Friday, the Museum of Seminole County History will be pre* aented for designation as a slate historic site, and will hopefully later attain national distinction an well. Once the designation la approved, the Sanford-based museum would Join portions of downtown Sanford and Longwood which have been nationally re c o g ­ nized as historic landmarks. Longwood leaders achieved the area's designation as a Na­ tional Register Historic Dis­ trict on Oct. 5. 1000. accord­ ing to city clerk Oerl Zambrl. In order to apply for the honor, city leaders sponsored a project survey conducted by Yelldlng A Provost, presented to the city In August o f 1080. Zambrl provided to Seminole Herald a ropy of the study for this article. The comprehensive study at first focused on an area g en er­ ally bounded by State Road (SR) 434 on the south. County Road |CR) 427 on the east. Magnolia Street on the north and Mllwce Street on the west. These boundaries specifically concentrated on the older structures In the Im m ediate vicinity of the old Longwood Hotel. Built by Kdward W. Ilenck In 1883. the first 'Longwood Hold.* which burned In the 1890s. was set Just east o f the rullroad line on the south side of Fast Wamrn Avenue. The physical study wus con­ ducted by driving all streets within the boundary urea and recording all building thought to be 50 years or older on a map of the area. Researchers found the major concentra­ tions sf oMw structures al­ ready within the existing his­ toric dlstrtct and modified their boundary toward the Seaboard Railroad line on the cast and Palmetto Avenue on the north. SR 434 and M llw ee Street remained as the south and west boundaries, resp ec­ tively. Researchers also gathered historical data from city staff; the city’s Comprehensive Growth Management Plan consultant at that time, Ivey. Bennett. Walls and Hants: tax assessment records from both Orange and Seminole counties (Seminole County was form ed from a northern portion o f O r­ ange County In 1913): local historical museums and public libraries: census data; maps; newspaper articles: and Inter­ views with current and form er residents. Seminole County Historical Society lllstohan Arthur Francke, Longwood building 1F - * i 1 ! i| Thsss stnatures represent a sampang of Vw many histone b u M n g s te u id jn th s vldntty of downtown Longwood Tht Culinary Cottaga, 141 West Church Ava., Is a gift shop open Monday - Saturday. 10 a m. to 5 p m. Our Boubque 4 M ChsSw Cason Photography. 250 West Church Ava.. features uniqua fashions and is open Monday - Saturday. 10 a m to S p m. Listed on toe National Registar of Hwtonc Places. BradtoeMcJnlyra Housa, 130 W as! Warren Ava.. is a muaaum open to toa pirNr Axing vartad hours. For Mormstton. c a l (407) 332-0225. official Buford Helms and from Spain In February 1821. Jameq Payne, whose family It was divided Into two coun­ came to Longwood In 1915 ties - Kscambta and St. Johns. and whose mother served an In December or 1824. St. Postmaster, were among the Johns County was subdivided locals Interviewed for back­ Into several counties. Includ­ ground Information. ing Mosquito County. The Of the 120 primary stru c­ name was changed to the tures Initially Identified to more pleasant Orange County meet the 'h istorical' criteria. following Florida's entry Into 45 were deemed to be at least statehood In 1845. SO years old and 18 were d e ­ Volusia County was carved termined to have been co n ­ out in 185*TLakr and Osceola structed prior to 1900. Only counties In 1887 and Seminole 47 primary structures and County In 1913. In 1870. the four garages made the cut In Longwood Post Office was es­ the final boundary recom m en­ tablished with an Initial plat dation. Including the original covrrlug the central arra filed 18 considered to be about 100 In 1880. Longwood was Incor­ years old. porated as a Town In 1883 and The study then addressed as a City In 1923. Longwood topography, soils The town's first elected offland vegetation and related the clals were Kdward W. Ilenck. Information to the area's natu­ Mayor; Samuel M. Brewster, ral tendency toward ugrlClerk; W J . Russell. Marshal; Industry. Citrus grew well In and Aldermen Jostah 11 the sandy soil with some fe r­ Clouser. Samuel F. Gove. A. tilizer and Irrigation. Hansburgh. John S. Ball and Other vegetation Included Henry Hand. longlraf and slash pine, w e t­ Hund was u Wheelwright land hardwoods and cypress wlto ran the Longwood Hotel and water-tolerant grasses. A and whose son. Charles M. large swampy area at the Hand, was the first sheriff of southwest end of Lake Jesup. Seminole County. Charles Spring Hammock Is home to Hand served as Sheriff from Big Tree Park and T h e Sena­ 1913 to 1917 and subse­ tor Cypress.* believed to be quently from 1920 to 1928 the largest In the country to ­ and again from 1930 to 1948. day. Other notables are John When Florida became a U.S. Neill Searcy, who arrived on Territory after Its acquisition March 23. 1873 at age 31 rnd ti ± L ---------------- «>• M settled northeast of 'downtown* where the Skylark subdivision Is today. Searcy, who stopped tn Longwood while walking from Sanford to Maitland, built • 2-story Vic­ torian home at 593 Church Avenue, today known as Mag­ nolia Acres. Kdward Warren Ilenck. the eventual founder o f Longwood. arrived shortly after Searcy. Ilenck hud been part of the Honor Guard entrusted lo ac­ company President Abraham Lincolns body on the train ride from Washington. D.C. to Illinois following his April 1865 assassination. He wrote an early account o f the area, which he named Longwood af­ ter a suburb of Boston (today wllhtn Brookline) which ilenck helped to lay out as an engi­ neer. Ifenck settled first Just south of Fast Lake (then known a Myrtle Lake) and became the first Postmaster on May 19. 1870. w ith the establishment of the Longwood Post Office, lie held the position until spring o f 1885. Frederic II. Rand served In the Arm y of the Potomac dur­ ing the Civil War. Though he found him way to Sanford, he first lived tn a house near l-sh* Searcy and was reported to own 40 acres o f citrus, making him one o f the area's most rignlflcant grove owners at the time. Itenrk. Searcy. Rand and their fam ilies joined others In founding the Episcopalian Christ Church on West Church Avenue on Easter Sunday -­ April 19 ~ o f 1882. Christ Church to considered the old­ est existing church In Semi- note C o u n ty . ORLANDO - The world's first permanent Titanic attraction. Titanic - Ship o f Dreams.* will open here April 10th. ex­ actly 87 years to the day the ship set out to sea In 1912. The exhibit will Immerse visi­ tors Into this timeless story In a way never before ex­ pen e need. The MasterCard Broadway Series of Orlando w i pre­ sent from May 11-16 SU N SE T BOULEVARD for eight performances only, Tuesday-Saturday evenings at 8 p m.. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tick­ ets ($32.50 • $49) are available for purchase at the Broadway Series Box O ffice, Orlando Arena, and all Ticketmaster Ticket C enters. Ticket service charges vary and wd apply to all purchases except those at the Orlando Arena. Hours of operation vary for each location. To Charge-By-Phone call (407) 639-3900 or (904) 3533309. Groups of 20 or more should phone (407) 423-9999. Order tickets online at www.tickatmastar.com. International recording artist Petula Clark stars as the fading film star Norma Des­ mond. along with Lewis Cleale as Joe Gillis. Additional cast members include Sarah Uriarte Berry as Bethy Schaefer. Allen Fitzpatrick as Max, Michael Berry as Artie Green and George Memer as C ecil B. DeMille. This all new production of SUNSET BOULEVARD is di­ rected by Broadway veteran Susan H. Schulman and has music by Andrew Lloyd Webber with book and lyrics by Don Black and Christopher Hampton. Presented for the first time through state-of-the-art scenic environments. Including authentic artifacts and movie memorabilia, this unique and Innovative presentation will allow visitors to re-live the drama as It unfolded. With the assistance o f actors In period costume, they w ill share the Inspirational stories o f those aboard and marvel at the un­ paralleled magnificence and Edwardian splendor that made Titanic the finest ship ever built. Titanic Ship o f Dreams will exclusively feature: •The only full-scale Titanic room re-creations In exis­ tence, including her worldfamous Qrand Staircase. •Over 200 priceless artifacts and historic treasures from some of the most prestigious private collections In the world, many of them on public display for the very first time. Included among them are a deck ch air recovered from the Atlantic following the sinking; first class china and dinnerware; personal letters on Ti­ tanic stationery that survived the sinking; and a life Jacket. During the 1880s. access to Central Florida steadily Im ­ proved. The Drat ten years In­ cluded the high point of steam boat traffic on the St. Johns River. B y the end o f the d e c ­ ade. and Into the turn of the century, the railroad became th e principal travel sourer for th e area. �- Smrtntto HtraU. Sanford. Florida ■ Sunday. Apr! 11,1009 Health & Fitness United W ay names hoard of directors Orlando, PL. Heart o f F lorida United Way (HFUW] voted In new board members a t their Annual Meeting held a t Uni* versa! Studios Escape re * cently. The luncheon w a s an opportunity to present United W ay's Annual Report. Intro* duce the 1999 Board Chair. Jim Dunlap. The Huntington National Bank, announce the Alexis de Tocquevllle aw ard winner. David Siegel o f Central Florida Investm entsNVeatgate Resorts and recognise H FUW ’a volunteers and contributors. The prestigious A lexia d e Tocquevllle Award la bestow ed upon a member o f the Alexia de Tocquevllle Society that haa m ade substantial c o n trib u ­ tions to the community. Siegel and his volunteer com m ittee Increased the society mem­ bership of Individuals giving ■*» $10,000 or more to H F U W from 51 contributors to 78 this past year. ’David h a s been dedicated to taking the A lexis de Tocquevllle Society to a new level and haa su cceed ed ,” said Brian Quail, presiden t • and CEO of HFUW . *W e ap­ preciate his hard w ork ." The 83-member Board o f Dl* ' rectors was approved a t the meeting. The executive com ­ mittee members for 1990 In­ clude: Christopher B rockm an. Holland A K night-M aguire \/oorhta A W ells: G ary Cain. Boys A Girls Chibs o f C en tral .Florida. Inc; Deborah A . d e ­ ments. Sprint: Lee C o ck erell. W alt Disney World C o.; Doug DeOraaf, Winter Park -m ore Memorial Hospital: Jim Dunlap. The Huntington Na­ tional Bank: William D ym ond. Lowndes Drosdlck D ostcr Kantor A Reed PA; Gary E a rl. Cen­ tral Florida Jobs - Educational Partnership; Phil Fretw ell, A r­ thur Andersen LLP; Pete Olacalone, Universal Studios Escape; Peter G orm an. O ran ge County Public S ch ools; R obert Henderson, W estley Associates Inc.: Jerry HUbcich. U n ited Aits o f Central F lorida Inc.; Christine Hill. P rteeW aterhouaeCdotw i LLP; K athryn Hoeek, Axem an Senterfatt 8 Eldson PA: Tom H u n t B ell­ South Corporation: BUI Johnston . City o f St. C lou d: Boh lOettner, com m unity vol­ unteer. Nona Levine. Lock­ heed Martin: John Lord. N a “ ‘ E dw ard M cR ey— w B t n k ; K enneth ---------- - fheakThrougho Inc.; Daniel S. Parker. Iron w ork ers Local 808; Wendy Perdue, W e Care Crists Center. K atie Pbita. Quest Inc.: John Puem er. Orlando Sentinel Communications: Rodney R a­ gland. NationsBank; Jacob Stuart. Orlando Regional Cham ber of Com m erce; Sutherland, O range County School Board: D r. Jack Trifta. Rollins College; B ob VandeT W eide. RDV Sports; Lee Watko. St. Cloud Police D e ­ partment; Tom W ern er, F lor­ ida Hospital: Thom as Yochum . SunTrust Bank C entral F lorida NA: and Brian T. Q u ail. H eart o f Florida United W ay. ■ B .Q L a m w m III X* \ lv I Find out why 250,000 of your fellow Floridians choose H u m an a G old Plus.® HFUW Is a local n on -profit organisation that raises hm ds through a single, an n u al cam ­ paign to help a w ide variety o f local health and hum an serv­ ice organisations in O ran ge, Osceola and Sem inole cou n ­ ties. United W ay u se s volun­ teers .and staff to b rin g Indi­ viduals and groups together In a community-wide effort to help people. Risk o f diabetes can be serious The American Diabetes Association Is distributing diabetes risk tests through­ out Central Florida as part o f its American Diabetes Alert campaign. The Alert, held each year, on the fourth Tuesday In March. Is a na­ tionwide, public awareness effort to reduce the S .4 mil­ lion people with undiag­ nosed diabetes. Diabetes is a serious dis­ ease that affects th e way your body uses food I f left untreated, it can slow ly d e­ stroy the blood vessels and nerves with no warning” said John Riddle. Executive Di­ rector. Central Florida 75 percent of people w id e dia­ betes have no symptoms. Al­ though there is no cu re for diabetes, people c a n live ell If It Is diagnosed early and properly treated. Our goal 15 to spread th e word about diabetes risk factors to as many people as possi­ ble In Centra] Florida. 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Proceeds help provide: tummer ca m p fo r kids with asthma • tmoking prevention program s for students • patient assistance in your area Mumwifl H m W) Plan, Inc. Full Margar/ConsoHdation Paviaw Panting • C ; ill An H M O with a Medicare* Choice contract available to all eligible for Medicare through age or disability. Members must use plan providers and continue to pay Medicare Part B premium and Part A premium, if applicable. Limitations and copayments apply. 1 -KOI)-1 l N<;-l Y \ (1 - 80 0-5 K6--IN72) GH-5532 0 1998 Humana Inc. 3/98 �H appy 75th Jones honored at a formal tea on her birthday at MrthOy tea MU The afternoon w u perfect for a form al tea to honor a native Sanford daughter. Joyce Adam e Jones, on her 7Bth birthday. And ahe doesn't look a day over 391 Site o f the afternoon affair on M arch 31 w aa the charming a n d quaint Rose Cottage Tea Room tn Sanford. Hoatesaea w ere: Suzanne McKenzie. Pam R ieger and Robin Welle, daughters, and Lori Butler, granddaughter. Q uests arrived all dolled-up In thetr Sunday best for the w arm an d fun-RHed afternoon. Several added a touch of n os­ talgia left over from the good old days by showing up In sp ark lin g white gloves. Joyce received her friends wearing a fash ion able print spring dress o f muted purple and green tones complemented with a corsage o f mixed spring flow­ e rs. T ables for four were set with beautiful heirloom china and appointm ents. Ouests were served a variety of Iras and each table waa centered with a three-tiered tidbit server filled to capacity with dainty tea fare. The A nt tier featured a variety o f finger sandwiches a n d heart-shaped homemade aconra. An aaaortmmt of dream y mini dessert m orsels lined the second tier with a medley of fresh fruits arranged on the top tier. Joyce needs no Introduction to the Sanford area. She w aa bom here on March 31, 1034 and la the daughter of the la te Mr. an d Mrs. Prank Adams. A 1042 graduate of Sem inole High School. Joyce has lived here all of her life. She w aa employed a s a telephone o p ­ erator. tn Insurance and In re­ tail sales and la a lifelong m em ber of the First Untied Methodist Church. The viva­ cious 75-year-old enjoys life and h er children and g ran d ­ children. Joyce's three daugh­ ters are nearby to add to h er many blessings. She has fou r grandchildren Including h o st­ ess Lori of Longwood. who d e ­ livered a bouncing baby daugh­ ter. Lilly Anne Butler, on March 23. to make two great grands for Joyce. Among Joyce's gifts was a com puter from daughter Suzanne and her husband. Jim McKenzie, who marched In an d act up the equipment against Joyce's protests who thought she would never learn, at h er age. to operate a computer. Senior Editor Now. she wonders how she ever got by without It. Tve learned to do oil kinds of things already." Joyce said. One of her Instructors Is Emily W ells, her 6-year-old grand­ daughter. Joining the honoree and hostesses for the m em orable birthday celebration were: Do­ rothy McWhorter. Betty Cannavtno. Patty Swann. Clayda Jones. Jean Tamm, Judy O rernsteln (Winter Park), Mar­ jorie Zeola. Selma W illiam s. Rose Payne. Patty Oatchcl. Louise Austin. Catherine Spencer and Barbara Brorup. B EN EFIT LUNCHEON Linda Robb wtll be the guest speaker at a Honduras Benefit Luncheon on Saturday. April 17. In the parish hall o f Holy C ross Episcopal Church. Honduras was blastrd by two killer hurricane B u t destroyed about HO percent of the Infra­ structure : roads, bridges, w a­ ter treatment plants, electric utilities, telephones and public works. This luncheon will h elp to rebuild a nation and save a people tieloved by God. Linda and her husband. Leroy, know what survivorship la tall about. They survived the deadly tornadoes that struck Sanford tn February 1998. Linda will tell those attending the luncheon all about the h ar­ rowing experience and how the ordeal has changed their lives. *1 learned through that experi­ ence." Linda said. The luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m.. at the church lo ­ cated at Park Avenue and 4th Street. Sanford. To reserve the tickets, at • 10.00 each, please call Mildred Nicholas. 3221750. ■ E T A tlO M A PH I TO FOR REUNION There's gonna be a hot time tn the old home town on April 13 when more than 20 Beta Sigma sisters plan to gather to renew friendships at a lunch- N.C.: Betty Kkppe. W inter Springs; Pat Largen. Deltona; Kay Lee. Longwood: Betty Le­ wis. RocUcdge; Betty Rathe!. Lake Mary; Helen Ham ner, DeBary. Betty Erickson Tom slc. Longwood; and Flo W ln sa. The squadrons' civilians employed at Sanford Naval Air Station during 1943-1960 w ill gather for a reunion In Sanford June 35-27. Far Information. caB John Otrtler. (407 )3 22 - 8346 i TO O M T A LL eon ran t' Expecting to attend (he re­ union from Sanford are: Eleanor Butler. Sherron Davis, Joanne Gardner. Peggy Law­ rence. Nancy Reynolds. Fran Rivero. Polly Smith. Paulette White and Mona Walker. Expected from out-of-town: are Claudia Blythe. Edgewater; Sherry Bohr. Sumter. S.C .; Jan Cahill, Ptneola. N.C.; Faye Stetson Clark. West Cheater. Pa.; Joyce Sammct. Franklin. They're atm raving about the beautiful centerpieces Lxora G arden Chib for the re­ cent Am erican Cancer Society fimbloa shear, am i luncheon. a t ) ? O o M t a d ta h e a b o w as chair of the project. bu rn will Install Its new; offi­ cers when the season ends with a luncheon an Mat U at Cappuccino in Lake New officers are: Qerry Weldon, president: Sally Green, vice president; Kathy K rashoff. recording secretary: Mary Cole, corresponding secretary, Debra Adam s, treasurer and B arbara Chapm an. Immediate p a st president. ‘Linkage to a Global Experience’ presented Tim othy Jam** Planar Casselberry youth to sing at Carnegie Timothy James Rlsner will ng with The Boys of St. nomas Choir In the Acadny or St. Martin In the Iclda performance of lendelssohn's "A Mldsumirr Night's Dream" at am egle Hall on April 24 at p.m. Sir Neville Manlncr 111 conduct and Christopher lummer will serve os narratr. T m really looking forward » the concert, because It will e my first time at Carnegie all," Rlsner said. "What I ke best about this partlcuir music la that there Is a lot o f layering of voices to create a smooth harmony." Eleven-year-old Rlsner la the son of Steve and Teresa Rlsner. of Casselberry. Rls­ ner waa previously a member o f the Orlando Deanery Boychoir under the direction o f Mr. Ben Lane, Canon Musi­ cian at the Cathedral Church o f SI. Luke. "When we got the news about the concert we were unuued. excited and so proud o f our son." said Mrs. Rlsner. who sings with the Cathedral Choir at St. Lukes. M* Choir, Figs 4C The Altamonte Springs Chapter o f The Links Incorpo­ rated-International Trends and Service presented Its Annual "Linkage To A Global Experi­ ence* recently at Mead Garden In Winter Park. Through an effort of the offi­ cers and members of the or­ ganization. cultural diversity waa pronounced from the beautiful setting with artifacts from different countries on display to the linkage In spo­ ken and visual arts by program participants. demonstrating that love, family, and commu­ nity In various cultures share similarity In needs and desires. The conductor for the Journey was Carolyn Fennell, director o f public affairs for the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. Program participants included Link Gall Morrell, Unk Sherry Grace, and Unk Vivian Tlndal. The audience was enter­ tained and Informed through International Student organiza­ tions representing Seminole Community College. Rollins College, and Valencia Commu­ nity College. Instrumental and Folk Dance waa presented by ANGKLUNQ Ensemble. This ensemble’s goal Is to reach youth o f today and let them know about J e­ sus. They have members from ages 6-18. Their Instruments were made and refined In the Philippines from miniature bamboo's. A pageant of Global Unkage was presented with students from Brazil. Tlnldad. Tobago, Nigeria. India. Morocco, and Russia. These students con­ veyed the Importance o f Family and National Pride, but most of all expressed their gratitude for coming to America to better themselves through education. Presence, a group o f five young ladles from Forest Lake Academy who love the Lord, provided two beautiful musical selections. Unk Adelle Baker Introduced the Speaker of the hour. Dr. Altam onte Springs Chapter, Tha Linka, Inc. _ International Trands, Sarvlca Mlckel Du Klngur. Dr. Do Kingilt* Is a retired under secretary General of the United Nations who served from 1983 to 1992. Dr. l)o Klngue continues as an International Consultant to advise govrmmrnts. Interna­ tional organizations, and oth­ ers on International m ailers and on the promotion o f trade and development In the Third World, especially In Africa. A rendition of (God Bless A f­ rica) Nlxosl Slkelcl I Africa was sung by Dcvonn Baker and Er­ nest While III. After the Ceremony o f U n k­ age by Chairperson Unk Eliza­ beth Saunders, participants Joined liands and hearts using song to express "Love In Any Language." A reception followed with Food from Around the World. Unk Celeste D. Hurley Is president of the organization. The Unks Inc. Is committed to educational, cultural, und civic activities. STAR-STUDDED SHOW Tajtrt School of Performing Arts and Academics Inc. re­ cently presented the TaJIrl Nlglu of Stars First Annual Benefit. £ The Benefit featured Crtttral Florida's Finest Talent, durtls Rayam. Harry Bumey, Vdirton Jones. Roslyn Burrough. ;-God Sent, and The Young Perform ­ ers of ThJIrt Arts, and other stars. > On Saturday April 24. frpm 7 to 9 p.m. at New Ufe Word Center on 13th Street and;Oak Ave.. Dressey o f After Ftv^; will be presented. Tickets are J425. and they ore available at- the school. For more Informalion. call (407) 324-9140. £ Burrough Is u broadwaj* s o ­ prano singer and actress. •-Her Interest In the performing^ arts began In public school In Jacksonville, After earning her undergraduate degree ifrom Morris Brown College. Atlanta, she knew her destiny. She studies at the Jullllard School P Is s m M S Hawkins, Psgs 4C �4 C - Serrarwl* Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. Apnl 11. toon Scouts need high school volunteers Honest, Dependable. G uaranteed and D edicated © M - ^ n s lu O ld \ 1 \ rt Ron k m , S e rv ice w ith a Personal C o n c e rn lo r Yo u r R e p a ir Needs. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions L ik e Man Repairing and Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions 209W. 25th St., Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 C orrespondent • 1 To be considered for many ! scholarships. high school slu* I denis need In be volunteers In their community. The Stardust i ServfTc Unit o f Girl Scouts In ■ Lake Mary Is looking for high • school girls to help with Kin* ! drrgartrn through 3rd grade I Girl Scouts. ; Opportunities are available ; for students to serve as assls; tant leaders to elementary school age troops. This would ! Involve helping plan and earn’ [ out meetings on a weekly or ; twice monthly basts. Stardust ;also needs volunteer to help • with monthly workshops for ’ troops. It s a fun and easy way to earn your community service ; hours while providing a much* ; needed servlet- and serving as a • role model for younger girls. If you're Interested In volun' tcem g . call Maty Rowell at 1321 .1498 % Since 1959...Snme Location n me* m Gid Scout workshop Students are needed as assistanl leaders High school student Katie Mechler with Btowmes Beth Duncnn, Fmily lo e nod Samantha Coitese at a recent TEAM SPORTS ARE GREAT FOR ALL AGES Sports are a very healthy nc tivtty for rhlldrrn ot all ages, especially team sports l hit drrn team how to I m* a team player, they team how to win and how to lose Tire Lake Mary YMCA Red Team basketball showed ev c ryone Just how well they learned their lessons when they won the championship game for boys 9 and 10 years old. The team consists ol Rob­ ert Trnvllleger. Nicholas Pavgouzas. Michael Prusak u » r ttm Trevor Halt. Leon Armstrong. Lincoln Gager, Uigau Bailey, Jason Paolucci and Johnny Herbert Basketball season m ay be over, bill you can si 111 involve ytUit child in a team sports. Ihe YMCA Is cuirenlly holding sign tips lor their Seminole Youth Soccer There arr three divisions. Division I Is for agrs 3 lo 4. Division II Is for ages 5 lo 7 and Division III Is for ages H to II. Hie registration dead­ line (or youth soccer Is Satur­ day. April 17. There w ill also In* a player's clinic that day. You can sign up any lime I k *fore April 17 al Ihe Seminole Family YMCA on Izmgwoml Lake Mary Rond. The clinic, practices and all the games will he held ut Reiter Park In Longwood. Arr you an adult who would Ukr to get lurk Into a team sports? The YMCA Is currently holding registration for Adult 4 on 4 Basketball. Men and womrn ages 18 and up can choose one of three divisions. Division A ts Pros (competitive). Division B Is Semi-Pros (Semi-competitive) and Division C Is Golden O ld ­ ies (ages 35 and up). Tire regis­ tration deadline ts Friday. April 16. Thr games will be held on Sundays. Corporations are e n ­ couraged to field Dietr own trams. For the uquutlr-minded, the Super Sharks Swim Tram Is open for youths agrs 5 and up. Thr main season for thr train nms March through August. Swim Team practices year ’ round and new swimmers ran Join at any time. Swim meets arr scheduled for Saturdays. For more Infontiullon on any of Ihe team sports offered by Ihe Seminole Family YMCA. rail 321 8944. BUSINESS•AUTO•'HOME•LIFE•HEALTH] COMPLETEINSURANCECOVERAGE ThelMvetersT i; © MTtCO GMA HI PROGRESSIVE Sihle ** i C S ian land 333-9377 3697 la k e Emma Rd. Since 1974 la k e M aty /tVidoHhA <?{■ 7(Hi ttn kn j4 tto V \t\f a t i ’ iv 590 TO. $ u tt 4U $uiir 1 ’ ’ .-1 : 7 5 0 J 2 e*fict> 0 4 , J - C .J O 7 f id (HIHT.ll I.IW I'l.M I I I - IIH lll'lni. Kamil), Civil. ClIMlilUl.lllVrmli'.uni l.li»M<t'! I iu .imI I ....... 1 M L UusInoiNN jiihI t nnlr.M 1 i.m li >1■«t ] h>■.a i mm rnrni.ilhmi Will* Ini-.! • funv TTie hiftne "I a t n )r r /> ,m ii/i/. rr.t taunt \ith l) ufutn m< 1 f > g A ■/ i)n.ihln .umm uni "NUNIENM* COMING h k Lake Mary YMCA red Team includes. Iron! tow Lin­ coln Gager. Logan Bailey. Robert Terwrlleger and Nicholas Pavgouzas. Back row: Assistant Coach H a w k i n s -----Continued from Page 3C and the Jazz Museum In New York. Bumuigh Is a well rounded performer. She has prrfonned on Broadway In the produc­ tions of T h e \VU," "Bubbling Drown Sugar.* "Purlle. I’orgy and Bess." "H ie Sound of Mu­ sic.* and "Cornin' Uptown,’ She lias been featured on trie* vision in Sesame Street and llie puiding Light. *# ANNUAL SERVICE Soaind Doctrine Church of God; where Elder Israel Black Jr. is Pastor, will hold an an­ nual Worship Service at 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon at Del­ tona Middle School. 250 Enter­ prise Road. The Sanford Min­ ister leads the congregation In welcoming all family and friends, 'Du* Power of God will lie present to Heal. For more information, call (-1071 32315C9. v INSPIRATIONAL CHOIR E.vrl E. Mtnotfs Inspirational Chotr will be composed of all Chofr members of his classes, lb* taught at Grooms Aradctny. Seminole High School, and all members of Si. Paul Mission­ ary Baptist Church. Rehears­ als ir e in April. R o s ly n M r w o Hr Wayne Gager, Michael Prusak. Jason Paolucci, Johnny Herbert. Leon Armstrong, Trevor Hart and Coach David feiwilleger B u rrou gh CHOIR PROGRAM The Morning Glory Mission­ ary Baptist Church Choir will give an appreciation program in honor ol llieir musician Cynthia Cuss,iimva Blown on Saturday. April 17 at 7:30 p.m. For more Information, call Diane Whined at ( I(I7| 328 0573. Alin White at (4071 .I2.I5979 or Gladys Hall at ||t)7| 330-2932. CELEBRATION The celebration of Pastor Al licit J. Covington will be held Sunday. April 11, at I t a.m. at the Providence Missionary Baptist Church, with Pastor Emiultt Thom as. The first anniversary worship message will la- held ut the 5 p.m. service with Ml. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church. Orlando, Pastor Walter R. I’rlner. Jr. T h r community ts Invlicd. GOSPEL F E S T Gospel Fest In the CountryLike Monroe, at Hookrrtown Park. Saturday April 24. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. C om e Ik* a part of Gospel Fest s]Kiusorcd by Providence Missionary Baptist Church. All churches are In­ vited to participate In this great musical event. Each participating church's Pastor will I k- asked to bring greetings or words of wisdom and Introduce their singing group. Videos and CD's will he made ol the performances, and can he purchased. All musical equipment. I’.A. System, mlcs. drums, keyboards, guitars, and bass amps will Ik* provided. I here will Ik * plenty o f food, games, rules, ami lots o f enlerlalnment. Come and spend Ihe day In the laird. For Informa­ tion. contact Gerald Cassanova at 682-2877. Cynthia Cas­ sanova Brown at 328-8270, or In Ihr rumh! for a little* amusement'.* Dike Mary High will present "Nunsense" ut 7::iO p.m. on Friday and Saturday. April 16 and 17 In Ihr high school auditorium. The cost Is a mere *4. The slightly Irrevrr rnl comedy trlls the tale o f a group of nuns putting on a v a ­ riety show lo raise money for Ihrlr convent. There Is no assigned seating In the auditorium, so get there rarly for a good seat. A three- day Crusade will he held at the House o f Refuge Ministries. Inc., 1001 C elery Avenue, with services April 141C at 7:30 p.m. Prophet R ich­ ard Mlscus of Wliltngshoro. N.J. will minister. 49TH A N N IV E R S A R Y Frank and Bernice Bellamy recently celebrated their 49th year of marriage. They were married In March. 1950. Granddatighlrr Dana Walton served as Mlstrrss o f C erem o­ nies. Daughter Jacqueline Walton welcomed the guests. The rrh’bnitlon Included a biographical narrative by daughter Harriett Fossltt. Tributes of love were given by the couple's grandchildren. A beautiful solo was dedicated hy Akelsha Ragan to her grand­ parents. A delicious meal was then served. Words o f love were given by daughter Gwendolyn Alexander. CongratulalIons to tile Dellamy's on their 49th Wedding Anniversary. The Bellamy’s are members of the New Bethel Baptist Church. They are owneroperators of Southwest clean ­ ers. 3 2 3 -9 0 1 5 m Mo ml a ) • ’ music, although they learn Ibis an very well, "said Dr. tierre Hancock. Organist and Master of Choristers. T h e special dividends they enjoy arr the abilities to sing In other languages, such us Latin. French, and German, team play—much the sam e In Bports. self-reliance and, above all. self-responsibility under the pressure of per* fomilng.” \ o .tp/mhitmcnl S tn u n ry ! Closed Smul.iv ~ fjj “ 9 /W d ffm euet S e r g io s jim^Gxttrut Opciwa1 Elegant Dining • Authentic Italian Cuisine • • I.iiik Ii llam - I pm • Dinner-I inn • 10 pm • Reservation welcome • Conference - Meeting Room \vallable 1ull l ii|hhi r Sports li n ll.ippv floin t pm b- 7 D.iilv Drink. < li.il.s itig b i itiih r\ 2 lot i Well Drink in II hiI fahl lid t karaoke • DJ i- Sill. I he Music I titII I HI Mug Snake K e m d ln g M ils! Flunkluu Crnlhil ' Florid.1for 10 Successful lears! J ? a For more Information, contact Admissions Director Sarah Bottoms at (212) 247 3311. Thursday Experienced Stylists To Serve You Specials • Premier Service weekly services at St. Tho­ mas Church on Fifth Avenue, tile chofr presents four an­ nual concerts of major Cho­ ral works with full orchestra. The choir, under the dlreci Ion of Organist and Mastrr ol Choristers l)r. Gerre Han­ cock. has also performed with opera star I’lacldu Do­ mingo In the premier o f An­ drew Lloyd Webber's Req­ uiem, as well as singing with artists Judy Collins and Carly Simon for various re­ cordings, "In Die course o f their work. Die boys learn more V74.I Senior Discount • O.iilv I,uni'll and I linnet "St. Thomas Is the kind of school am! experience ihoi parents dream ol fur their children," said Mrs Rlsner. "We never guessed when itm audlllom-cl for the Orlando Deanery Uoycholr tliat It would lead to such an uppnr Utility. Ben Ume gave Tim a wonderful start arid now our son Is able to study some o[ most beautiful music ever writ ten—all the while excel ling academically in a hiving family atmosphere. In addition to pn-purfug more than 400 piece* ol sa errd must' eat It v. i foi i . 4>J! i Hi// Mini VUr.it >•n> north nft.oki‘ '/«/* |* /> CRUSADE C h o i r ---------A t a chorister. Tim Rlsner attends the St. Thomas Choir School, an all-boys boarding school, grades 4-8. The only i hutch-affiliated hoarding ch oif school in the United S ta ffs and one of three re­ maining in the world. St. Thorpas Is not Just a "music school.* hut also a fully ac­ credited academic institution with an outstanding aca­ demic program. Graduates have attended such prepara­ tory schools as Andover, Choate Rosemary Hall. Grolun. St. Paul's and Taft. S a n fo rd • IIw \. r ITovldencr at 323-398-1. i1 C o n tin u e d fro m Page 3C cfim tastic S a n is V 792 s D llr«n l Mark Dim i ( III.iml \ r u I m at loti Lot aled I Mile \o rlh ol I akr Man lllul llrlilinl MIC I l |in 21P)~i lb lamb. I Sanloid .12.1 II) Id LM'IOI 1 �Sem inole Herald. Santord, Florida - Sunday. April 11, 1999 - B C SUNDAY Morning, Afternoon an d Prime Time MORNING 6 00 I 6 30 | 7 00 | 7 30 | 8 00 | 8 30 | 9 00 " T r i a i S 5 E a i |,'*,,,', v B Q fiS 9 30 | 10 00 i — i ■! 10 30 i 11 00 ■! i 11 30 ii — House may be filled with clutter due to wife’s unknown illness D E A R A B B Y : I'm 72 a n d m y wife is 74. She has alm ost entirely quit doing nny housework. She w ill gru dgin gly cook a m ea l now and then. I do th e laundry, scrub floors and help w ith the dishes, hut I'm not a homemaker. H er bnck is very bad but she won't have it looked at. She just complains all the tim e and says she can’t do anything. I wanted tn hire som e clean in g people to come in and help, hut she won't have t h a t W e huve so m a n y c lo th e s th e closets are jam m ed . N o th in g e v e r gets thrown out. so everyth in g gets piled on the furniture o r the floor. T h e k itc h e n c u p b o a rd s a r e ja m m ed fu ll b e c a u s e w h e n sh e wants some canned food, instead o f using what w e have, it's ea sier to run out and buy som e m ore. T h e countertops a re load ed w ith cans and packages o f food. She w ou ld rather eat out, which w e do three or four times a week. Abby. there isn’t a surface in the house that doesn't have stu ff piled up on it. T o w rap a Christm as pack* age. the had tn lay it on the kitchen stove I h ave suggested m oving to an apartm ent w here there isn't so muen w ork to do, hut she w o n 't accept that, either. Are th ere a n y solu tion s to m y dilemma? ADVICE COLUM NIST w v friend) told us about th e oppression o f women in Afghanistan,i. W e we so happy to see your column about their plight, and also the telephone number we could call to become a part o f the protest against the rigid restrictions on these w om en. Abby. your a rtic le m u s t h ave been a great success. 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If your wife is unwllling-or unable to discard items you no longer uae or need, an inspection by the local fire (or health) department should be scheduled to be cer­ tain that the clutter haen't become a danger to both of you. Please don't wait. Your wife needs help, and it’a time you took charge. It may not be pleasant, but il’a necessary for her sake and your*. D EAR A B B Y : O u r p rie s t lan d a t s i r i U t - and a o a l fr e q u e n t ly req u ested — poem s a n d a s s a y s . a aa d a b w l a n M l i n i aalf-add r a— a d a n te lo p e , p lu a r h a c k o r M o n e y e r d a r f o r U . M ( ft .S O In C a a a d a l la : D a a r A b b y 'a -K ee p e rs." P.O. Boa 447. M o u n t M o rris , 111. SI00M M t7. ( I W - g e la I n c lu d e * ! DEAR ABBY: This is in response to the le tte r fro m “ A p p a lle d Cousin,* concerning th e g ra n d fa ­ ther who was d isin vited from his granddaughter ‘ Icnorv'a* wedding M y new est d a u g h te r -in -la w 's wedding look place last Ju ne in La Jolla. C a lif Janrne had planned for her ‘ P u p - Pop’ and grandm other to attend, but her grandm other passed N ow Janene was ready. A a i f on cu e, th e sun broke th ro u g h th e gloom y overcast, the sky tu rned a vivid blue, the waves turned a bril­ liant white and the wedding began W h en the vow s were ex ch a n ged , th ere was cheering and a p plau se e v e n from th e sidew alk g a lle r y . Pop-Pop was as radiant aa Janene. H e ia in all o f the wedding pictures. Pop-Pbp died recently, but h e was th rilled to be in the w ed d in g and h a p p y th a t his g ra n d d a u g h te r delayed it just for him. I'm a fraid Lenore ju s t d o e s n 't understand what a perfect w edding ia all about I'm overjoyed to have such a ter­ rific daughter-in-law come in to my fam ily. This girl is a real keeper. P r e g n a n t w ith her fir s t c h ild . J a n e n e gra d u a ted fro m c o lle g e ■umma cum laude this J u n e. T h e baby (lik e Pop-Pop) a r r iv e d la te. Some things are well worth w a itin g for. PAULASGEIRSON. PROUD F A T H E R -IN -LA W . PORTLAND JbRE. D EAR PA U L: Thank y o u for ■ n u p p e r o f a le t te r . Y o u r d a u g b te r -ln -la w , J a n e n e , la in d e e d a p rise. Len o re c o u ld have learned from her < M ay all o f you enjoy happy, healthy and y ear* together. Whmi Im m U I d r u g * . A I D S , a n d f a t t in g t l a a g w it h p e r n a a d p a ren ts le In "W k-4 K r e r y T a m a la n d , a a lf-a d d r e a a a d s a t t l a p a , p l a a r h a c k o r m ooey an d w M r f B J * (S A S S ba C a a a d a l lo t D a a r A b b y, T a r n B o o k le t . 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NY I0IM Be aue to stale y o u Zodiac sign TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Any objec­ tives you establish today cou ld bo accomphahed boner i you keep them to yourtell This is bacauso il you don't have to lustily your intentions and you N perform more effectively GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Nawly acquired knowledge you've gamed might B E D E O SO L have an opportunity to be uMzed effec­ tively today, not only to better you lot m C A N C ER (June 21-JUy 22) Apply you leadership qualities today to revrUkzs • lomt effort that has been tosmg stamina lately It s possible that things can be suc­ cess futy tunedVound under you drecbon. 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I t) AH your com m enti and suggestions today will receive serious consideration by listen­ ers. because you ’ll not only be last on your teat, but you'M eipreaa yourself m eloquent, effective terms P IS C fS (Feb. 20-Starch 20) Eiptnmenl today with a you're working on. because by using a slightly drfferont approach to things, it could turn into a financial win- WWWc u t oow owe by J im m y J o h n s o n [JUtTVU&DTOtoCdZ f AM 6U M lX x DOWN/ AWUTHftBOATAJJDrr «XJW06«ALLYGaAr VJUJTWHKiAJWTttU V U % aD T0 6tfU tii ABOUTTHePeAU I'M OFF TO CONQUER THE W0RL7/ JTm CWV?5 *10 A sm id g e n o f c o m p e n s a tio n Just in caie you felt I was harsh on Alan Sontag in yesterday's column (never intentionally!), here is a deal he played brilliantly, while winning the 1978 Cavendish C alcutta with Peter Weichsel. To teat yourself, cover the Eait-West hands and pick your line in four hearts. West cashes the di­ amond ace: three, jack, queen. West continues with the diamond two: four, 10, ruff. What next? After struggling for a while, look at all 32 cards and see if you can find a way home. Sonty — as he i i known by his friends — is one of the most amiable of bridge experts. He is hyperactive, n ever sitting still for a second. Perhaps this explains why he plays so quickly; he cannot bear to wait. But he wisely took tome time before playing to trick three here. Judging that West had four spades (no one-spade opening) and E ast th ree (no one-spade resp o n se), Sontag decided he needed East to North m is w * A • V 10 3 2 * 8 7 43 PHILLIP A LD ER * J 10 S 3 East Teel ►J » 4 3 a K 10 1 V J 9 8 « J 10 11 S Q 71 »5 * A K 52 kA 984 South * have the spade king. If so, he could es­ tablish his queen with one ruff in the dummy. Yet he also required a dum­ my entry to finesse the club jack. So, at trick three, Sontag ducked a spade completely. East returned a trump to declarer’s ace. A spade to the ace was followed by the club jack, passed to West's ace. 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Juna 7-18 and July 8-18 T h is workshop combines basic principles of historical research with the elem ents of theater. Children will research, script and per­ form their own work of history theater. r« A — d i e aamptaUatad — te rtyktoi — M 8 8 1 - 8 SSO The Orange County Historical Museum Is member supported and funded In part by the Orange C o u ity Health and Community Services Division, the O range County Historical Society. United Arts of Central Florida, Inc., and with Historical Orants In Aid Program assistance provided by the Bureau o l Historical Resources, Florida Department ot States, Katherine Harris. Secratary of Stale. "•* *»*•«•» * »• • • < rw - M �Summed A nti IMi nil worli m Head projects hi a Im I U , (aitfaceJ creative eaainiMwat. Morning.s will bea Mast with exciting art projects, short films andfun exerciselgames during breaks/ 9 AM • 1230 pm with extended hours 8:30am‘ 1pm. Grades K - 8th, $95jweek (S80/xvksibling rate). Extended hours 830 - 2pmonly SSfaeek. 1 • 8 tco-Artl June 22 • July 3 Create wild m asks, anim als and decorethre bowls B eck to nature projects usina twtos. rocks, leaves, etc. •fluHt-CuMurtel Artml TMte IMtel Souvenirs from Japan , Mexico, Africa, France and Egypt! G roups w i plan, design and create a scenic tHe mural. I iw h iili Cautetryf M y IS • 17 K-2: spoon, day, m acfw , pullstring puppets. G rades 3 • 8th; popup, mache and marionettes. Chock Us Out! J im 22 - 2 i Masterfuriy handm ade checkerboards. Sem inole indten artifacts; in d . 4' tee-pee with bamboo. taper Msehe, Agafnl M y 90-24 MuHMVtosaice! M y 27 - 21 Bean, eggshell and trial For more info call 786-8816 Located in Shoppes of Sweetwater (Comer of Wekiva Springs Rd. and Hunt Club Blvd. S u m m er Stock 1999 M U S IC A L S & C O M E D Y i \\|( M Hi " *1 1ll I til \1 lil \K IN 1999 SUMMER PERFORMING ARTS CAMPS MntifctMfert PERFORMANCE PLUS! 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W ED N ESD A Y June 2, 1999 91st Year, No. 200 (107) 2222011 Sanford, FL 50 C e n ts S e r v in g W e a th e r Learning Sanford, Casselberry. Lake M ary Longwood. Oviedo, W inter Springs and Seminole County Lake Mary’s Sarah Smith signs with Emory University. Since 1008 C h a p in h a s County ponders sales tax increase s o m e t h in g to s a y to th e D e m o c ra ts Ye*, there are Democrats in Seminole County - and the We*t Seminole Democratic Club will be meeting at 730 p-m. on Ibesday, June 8 at Congregation Beth A m , 3899 Sand Lake Road In Longwood. Linda Chapin, immediate past Orange County Chairperson and present Cleric of the Courts, will speak. Her topic The Democratic Party in Central Florida - On the Doorstep of the 21st Century. All interested are invited to attend • bring a Republican if you desire. Refreshments will be served, no RSVP needed. Call 260­ 2377 for more information. On Thursday, June 10, the Seminob County Democratic Executive Committee will meet at 7 S A N F O R D - Voters in Seminole County may get to vole on a proposed 1/2-cmt sales tax increase to fund improvements to the county's school facilities. In a joint meeting o f the Seminole County School Board and the County Commission on Tuesday, county leaders discussed a possible referendum on the l/2-cen» tax increase. School officials estimate the levy the ninth county in “ This Is g o in g to be a hard would generate S21 (lie state with a million per year, s e l l ... W e will have a hard voter-approved based on the cur­ time convincing p eop le how sales tax to fund rent Seminole school im prove­ much w e need this m oney." County tax base*. ments. Orange H ie tax would County voters fund improvements rejected a similar Sundru Robinson to school facilities tax proposal. Seminole County School Board and campuses, "Tills is going to land acquisition be a hard sell," and land improvements. school hoard member Sandra Robinson If approved, Seminole would become said. "Our facilities are in pretty good Shape. We don't have the type of emer­ gency problems that other arras do. We w ill have a hard time convincing people how much w e need this money." School officials said there are a number o f issues that need to lx* addressed, par­ ticularly concerning increased student population. Using projected growth cal­ culations, school officials said the county w ill rant! five to six new elementary schools, one middle schtxil and one high school within five years. See Increase, Page 5A ETA in August? courtTbssdsy and wert ordered held without ball at tha Seminole County JalL Central Florida Regional HoepltaL Radio Day* Radio amateur* aw going to have a couple of Held Days and fun an June 26 and June 27 at Lake Golden Park aaoaa from thi Orlando Sanfoad Airport HorsM photo by Tonwny Vtnconl Sanford city employees Nancy Jermys, who works in the utility department, and Kris Strive, who works In the public works department, take a 'power walking’ lunch along Lake Monroe. SA N FO R D - Pan American Airlines officials announced they are delaying the start date for reg­ ularly scliedulcd domestic ser­ eastern ami mid western US. "Tluit's absolutely still on the drawing board," Nadolny said. "W e're definitely looking into getting out to the midwest, and cities like Atlanta, in the near future." vice out of the Oi lando-Sanford Airport until August. The airline had planned to start domestic flights out of Sanford this month. Jolui Nadolny, senior vice president o f Pan Am. said the delay will allow the airline to continue setting up its online computer reservation system. "W e want to get everything per­ fect and ready to go before we start flights," Nadolny said. "W e don't want to jump in premature­ ly." The airline's service w ill likely start with flights connecting Sanford to Philadelphia, Pa., Portsmouth, N.H., San Juan and Aguadilla Puerto Rico, Nadolny said. Pan A m could also establish ser­ vice through Sanford to Atlanta, Chicago and other cities in the Pan Am officials have discussed establishing minihub service through Sanford to Portsmouth, San Juan, Newark, N.J., Atlanta, and Chicago. "W e'll expand the flights as the nurket demands," Nadolny said. The airline will provide Uie Orlando-Sanford Airport with its first regularly scheduled domes­ tic service. Pan Am will have fre­ quent service from Sanford, with flights leaving from the airport |x*rhaps five to six days per week, Nadolny said. I he airline established its main­ tenance facility at tire OrlandoSanford A iqxirt in March. Ilu? Orlando-Sanford Airport handlist about 1.1 million pas­ sengers in 1998. Tire majority o f the passengers were British arriv­ ing on charter flights. Sidewalks near county schools T h e b a rb e r learn s h is trade o n the o rp a n 's chin. A ra b ic P ro v e rb □ INDEX Little Wekiva River clean-up stalled Staff Writer W E K IV A • Efforts to clean up Little Wekiva River suffered a setback last week. County commissioners Carlton Henley and Randy Morris said they are unsure what effect G overnor Jeb Bush veto last w eek o f $1 million for Little W ekiva River restoration w ill have on the Wekiva River Study. Henley said Bush's veto could lead to delays in the Wekiva River Study. The commission is perform studying the feasibility o f developm ent along the Wekiva River. "This w ill cause us to back o ff and take another look at the financing," Henley said. Morris said the clean-up efforts at Little Wekiva River could be put on hold. "The county w ill not pay for the cleanup on its ow n," Morris said. "I can't speak for the entire commission. But, I can't imagine the county funding this on its ow n." The Wekiva River restoration funding vetoed by Bush would have paid for surface water improvements. The river is heavily clogged with sand from upstream runoffs, according to environmentalists. See River, Page 5A S A N F O R D — Have we got sidewalks for you, County Engineer Jerry McCollum assured members o f the County School Board at Tuesday's joint meeting o f the School Board and County Commissioners. McCollum detailed the coun­ ty's $3.5 million sidewalk pro­ gram for the next seven years. "The safety o f mu children is the No. 1 priority," McCollum said, stressing the responsibility to have sidewalks wherever there are children. When the county commisxinn- ers last met, they approved plans for a number o f new side­ walks including those along Oxford Road near the Indian Hills Elementary School. This not only pleased the School Board members but resident/activist Stan Bessmer, who lias lobbied for the sidewalks and a park in the area. H e waif successful in both efforts, and smiled throughout Tuesday's meeting. " lids is right, this i ; the way it should he," Bessmer said. McCollum said the county was committed to an extensive side­ walk program • not only buildSee Sidew alks, Pag* SA �2A - Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. June 2, 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY www.accuweather.com Florida Weather U V Index Tom orrow P en saco la 7CVB9 Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Thursday Sunday F rid a y T a lla h a sse e * .8 4 /9 0 - H z . Fanam a C ity 68/87 11 U» » SWvwST. lAdrrN IS tvt to. VryHm VttAS n jctu to eaposur* to hs m i’i J n * * t rtyt Shown is tomorrow's wsadwr TrnpanW as art tonight* low’s and tomorrow t highs Partly sunny; p i thunderstorm Partly cloudy. possible. 80' Almanac R egional W ea t lie r Sun and M oon Flo rid a : Showers and thunderstorms across the south Sunsat tonight ....____ Sunrise Thursday ..... Moonrisa today .......... Moonset today ........... la s t New tonight, parity cloudy elsewhere Tomorrow, woi in Iho south, parity sunny and warm north G eo rgia: A thunderstorm in spots this evening, other­ w ise, partly cloudy tonight Tomorrow, partly sunny and warm with a thunderstorm possible M ississip p i: A thunderstorm in spots this evening; oth­ erwise. party cloudy tonight Tomorrow party sunny, hot Sanford tfrrough Yesterday Tem perature High _________i tow . _ Normal high . . Normal low and humid A labam a: A thunderstorm in spots this evening, other­ Precipitation Yesterday Month to date Normal month to date Year to dale Last year to data Normal year to data wise, party cloudy tonight Tomorrow, party sunny and warm with a thunderstorm possible So uth C aro lin a: A shower or thunderstorm across parts ol the state tonight Tomorrow, party sunny and warm with a shower or thunderstorm possible L o u isia n s: A thundorstorm in spots this evening, other­ wise. party cloudy tonight Tomorrow, party sunny, hot and humid All maps, forecasts and data provided by National Cities A ccu W sathar, In c. O IB M Tom. F rl HI Lo W HI U W City 88 67 S 88 69 s Grand Rapids U a tc C*y 81 58 pc 71 50 8 Battmoro 86 60 sh 80 58 S HonoUu BAngs 69 50 sh 66 51 f Houston EVTrvngham 91 6S s 88 87 S Bone 64 44 c 67 SO r Boston 63 57 c 69 56 sh Kansas C ly Charleston, SC 68 69 s 87 69 s Las VSgas Charleston. 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Lo W 88 a 75 pc 55 pc 45 s 84 a 78 pc 56 ■ 52 pe 78 1 54 e 51 pc 64 pc 88 pc 88 pc pc 69 c 58 9 55 pc Fit HI 17 90 69 55 94 •0 79 64 93 79 75 « 96 82 Lo 72 71 50 43 as 79 53 52 7* 56 57 52 69 88 imom M aki s Y ou W T an i B uy A H o 7* 70 pc 88 48 pc 71 54 c o u s e .) • » I| iI *& ■ »« i « "I -«r .e4 i LX277AWSLaum Tractor • Alkvheel steering • / 7.V VTivin • 4flinch mower deck • Automatic tmnsmission 345Lawn and Garden * 1* { I Tractor t 4* 1 455 Lawn and Garden Tractor • 20hp • 54-inch monvrdeck • Automatic tmnsmission • 22-hp diesel • Automatic tmnsmission • 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 o f 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 tn the mortgage business. 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I le was charged with DIM, reckless driving, and violation o f driver's license restrictions. Altamonte Springs • May 31. Daniel Jewell Hodge, 27, o f Apopka, was stopped by deputies near Jackson St. and SR 4.16 in Altamonte Springs. I htdge was charged with DUI while riding a bicycle. Sanford • May .11. Dennis N j Ij I, 42, of Deltona was stopped by deputies at Dunbar and McKay street's in Sanford, lie was charged with DUI or driving under the influence of drugs. Assault/Battery Sanford - May 31. Cecil Williams, 47. o f Sanford, was charged with aggravated assault and battery for strik­ ing a neighbor during a front (Kirch confrontation in Sanford Altamonte Springs - M ay 31. Wanda Thibodeaux, 41, o f Altamonte Springs was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer. The Altamonte Springs Fire IX*partment responded to a rejnirt o f a passed out female at the lakeside North Apartments. Officer Neal Stewart aided in the response when Thibodeaux struck him. Springs, was stopped by deputies at Blake St. In Sanford for initially riding a bicycle without the required lighting equipment. He was subse­ quently charged with posses­ sion o f less than 20 grams of cannabis. O v ie d o - M a y 31. Joseph Edward Roger, 47, o f St. Petersburg, and Karen W. Skcnes, 37, also of St. Petersburg were stopped by deputies at SR 434 in O viedo. The pair was charged with possession o f a controlled sub­ stance-crack cocaine, posses­ sion o f a controlled substanceDiazepam, and possession o f a controlled substance-less than 20 grams o f cannabis. Sanford - M ay 31. James Ellis Brown, 37, o f DeBary, was charged with possession o f a controlled substancePohypnol, possession o f a controlled substance-cocaine, and possession o f drug parapher­ nalia. Deputies stopped him at 6th Street in Sanfonl. Disorderly Intoxication Lake M ary - May 31. Timothy James Walsh, 30, o f Sanford, was charged by deputies with disorderly intoxication follow ing a response call to the West Lake Mary Boulevard area in Lake Mary. Lake M ary - May 31. Jackie Dawn Henderson, 35, o f Lake Mary was arrested by deputies and charged with disorderly intoxication follow ing an altercation with other patrons at a bar on West Lake Mary Boulevard in Lake Mary. N o brush-back pitches at ‘inter-league meeting Hi \\ O v ie d o - M a y 30. David M. Dickson, 19, o f Chuluota, was stopped by deputies at CR 419 and Barr St., Oviedo. He was charged with possession o f less than 20 grams o f cannabis and possession o f an open con­ tainer at a public park. Sanford • June 1-Randy J. Davis, 27, o f Sanford, has been charged with filing a false report o f the commission o f a crime and a false stolen vehi­ cle report. 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False Crime Commission TTY/TDD Users H oro oro I ho w inning n u m b o rs so lo cto d in tho Flo rid a Lo ttery: Government TV, offering county residents <i close-up look .it 9 of the 10 commissioners they voted into office. For this glori­ ous occasion, no one batted out o f order or threw any brushback pitches. It had to be that way - there may have been children watch­ ing. The county commissioners and ss hi i school commissioners had a joint meeting on Tuesday. It was just like inter-league baseball. The school commissioners asked if they could use Bob G off as a designated hitter. The county commissioners were without one o f their starters - District 5 stalwart, Daryl McLain. He was vacation­ ing in the Florida Keys. His pal, left-hander Randy Morris, cov­ ered for him. unmet, non-funded monies to The school commissioners build five elementary schools. quickly made it clear to the "You folks probably know county commissioners that what's coming," Furlong said, Yankee Lake wasn't a suitable looking at County Commission site for an elementary school. Carlton Henley. "W e could use It wasn't the name - Yankee - as some o f that sales tax money to much as the fact the proposed build schools. We're finding that school site is next to the county funding is getting increasingly sewerage treatment plant. more difficult. So is finding 12“That's not appropriate," School acre sites for schools." Board Commissioner Barry Henley, a retired Lyman High Furlong said. 'Take it back. School principal, said he wanted Thanks, but w e don't want it." to help Furlong and his board. Furlong seemed to enjoy "W e have needs, too," he said. Tuesday's Joint session o f com­ "Roads, sidewalks, the zoo, a missions. He's been on both bigger jail, a courthouse. That's a sides - and knows how to play. lot o f needs and wants." Bold Barry was a county com­ Sandy Robinson, the tiniest missioner until he lost much of school board member with per­ his hair. Now , he's raising eye­ haps the sharpest mind, remind­ brows in school board skirmish­ ed the other commissioners that es with Goff. the residents o f the county will Anyone expecting some need to know how critical it is to Furiong-Goff sparks Tuesday build more schools. The citizens went away disappointed. of Orange County nixed a sales tax to fund schools in that county. Neither raised much fuss. G off only spoke on a couple o f occa­ When the two-hour joint ses­ sions, once to say, "Creative peo­ sion ended at 4 p.nv, both ple find creative solutions." boards agreed they needed to go The biggest solution the two face-to-face again in October. It commissions are looking for is a seemed absurd that it had been w ay to gather $200 million. 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' GRILLED B A N AN A S AND PINEAPPLE WITH RUM MOL ASSES GLA/F 1 4 cu p dark rum 1 4 cu p m o la s s e s t 4 cup unsalted butter 2 tablespoons tresfi hn»e juu e (Abonl t lime| 4 bananas unpeeled r*aive<J lengtr* wise 17 rq»* p*r*eapple ur*|ieele<) sltcetj I ? tnch th»ck I tablespoons y#‘t|eiahte oil I pint of your favorite ic e c ream || *'.1, C hi ah"' r. t , tirillrit l*meii|i|)le .out I'numti .ikt uilti k.ililll.t I mine S ju ir thmty sliced 1 tablespoon chopped tresh pars ley I tablespoon chopped tresh thyme 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper hi (in(I f *ri>(J Ifii «if 1it hiiiki‘** -it M'illv iui'1 hit’}; tir.il luffitiu" ih i .i MOfi.»lt\ until Md-v ,ir* tin • l\ 1 tu » minuti N s* rvi vt«»n» \ 1* l«t 4 iinti I'reheat men to l ai degree* Cut each artichoke iriln quarter* lengthwise, dropping them immedi ately into a bowl of water mixed with the juice of 1 lemon to avoid disco! oration With a small sharp knife scoop out and discard the hairy "choke " In a large *uute pan mix the olive oil vinegar wine garln par*ley thyme *alt anil |wp|H-r \rr.uigc ttu artichoke quarters in one layer with one cut side hit mg down m tin saute pan I'lacc the pan on the slovetop and iiring the mixture to a Imil over high heat for atmut to second* Mien pl.n (tie pan in the oven and toast the at Itchoke* turning once *o that the other cut sides lace down until golden brown and barely lender .ilmui I.', min utes total Tlie artichoke quarter* may be prepared to tin* point several hour* ahead and set aside at room temper ature Prepare a hot fire tn the gnll or (ire heat a gas gnll to high Pick up the artichoke quarter* wilh tongs, if hoti and allow any excess oil ltm|H (mm V\riH*r * \n ••( tii* i tinmii i* |i»*..k-*. r * * ' * CHOPPED GniLLED VEGETABLE SALAD 2 m e d iu m e g g p la n t* (a b o u t 2 pounds total) trimmed and cut c r o ie w n e on an angle into 1/7 mch slices .1 medium largo /ucchtm («?bout t 1/4 p o u n d * tot.it) qua rtere d lengthwise 3 m e d i u m large yellow s q u a i h (about 11/4 pound* total) quar­ tered lengthwise 4 large bell pepper* ideally 2 each of red and q r e e n cut into wedge* 1 targe red onion peeled and halved horizontally 1/? cup plu* 1 tablespoon olive oil (9 tablespoon* total) 3 tablespoon* balsamic vinegar 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper iVipar* a tt • dim fit * a. i (lit) nr prehiMl a c.n gnll tn in* d.iifti In ,t xit t.tij %.«tii r|Mil *Mlllllltll4* lt>» rum rti*iil.i " i " r.uiii F .If Itt finis' fun • 1 <R>k Milif Ui**!.uifi hc.it sfi» riiiij tf I qit*-nlU urShi M.« t»u1ttrt **• lit* !*• it ir i flu irir rv ill* fits .t! 1 A 1 II hi* till i •! ii* ruin * If •if!I th* fin.it Kit?* tr (i.lfl.tti.l ft. 4»h*l )**»(* •»P flit" *•III * - 1‘kllillv wilt . th* .1*1 1'Lu« M|» Hm- uni; Xll h ttu 1MfUlfl ........ -Ilh tltlVAfi .IfIII gnll met ,i mi fhuffi fir* fur ale nil ffiimdi’s nr until liana na* a** Jtikt gohii'fi and ttu pinrappli slut ha\»" at quu» *l ng)i! gnll marks Hip thr fruit nsi*f paint Yuth 1h«* mm m»» gla/i and gnll fur an addition al I minuti Kmuiu fr«»rt* tin grdl l-hiide the tiltrutn«is and priiiappli Slurs among four dishes |Vrl thru, first if you vsar.t *n sjhmI # vour guests I np each dish u th a sc nop of ire t ream It there »s any leflmer glare clrirzlt »f iivrr fhr nr t rran Yield 1 rv img*. fC« * i|w (rmn |n » fi'* t«i Cinll f»v < fir is St tdr*vingi*r and .f«•tin iliongf.hv VVi. larti \|*ii fMWk j ti S4 v i u > it » i f i.cnixr v\ss FOOD Light a tint (ire m .i <harmal gnll m Snubbed bride has several options K n t a r \ C’ l u h Hut ary (Tuh nl Hike M ary unit* Thursday iiiom lu gs. in n 30 a m . .it ih " Marriott 1 ..tun-aril oil West h ik e M ary Hotili'v.ud. C unt.u t M ike Mi Li-ati ]*irs|d"lll. al 32-1r>(ii»2 ♦tllllli'N ■tn tor SriM* al rn*»iii ti-ruper.i tun- ^ i.*M tu set\mgs (rtini \lf tjii the f irill hv Mu l»a«‘ l Mi t^ingtillh iflisr] m r< nllmI'I1*i tB ch u n k s ( t - 1/2-m ch cs acr oss) Ircsh pineapple 11 c u b e s It and 1/2-inch ea ch ) crustless pound cake 3 t a b l e s p o o n s unsalte d butter melted and slightly cooled 1-1 /J cups prepared fudge sauce t /4 c u p Kahlua or other coltee liqueur persons (O n siT M ilio n ami jiepjN'f GRILLED PINEAPPLE AND POUND CAKE WITH KAHLUA FUDGE SAUCE n o t . i r e tuvtteil r i M-niMt- gnm p i ur v tl.i el mi; .il tin ( )| llln ' I 11 h . ■! ''I Stephen iki I nun.i lul I* '( ll'.ll lutli llei.li .It • I: Weil h\ Mihle • I)..ii ship ..■<*' Ip me. Is III) III. ' it .’ 1 u til U e illie s il.il it] • . -iit 11 1■>i m ine m in im .i i .nil.H t M.irv Hutke .it . i.. i . i ' i i iilo u cd pteluMt .I c »■* gntJ ii* mi tlinrn high i ".il th«- \fgrt.sliU* pm cs hghtls with t. f.ibl*-*-|Mnim n( the nil \Nh* n fin in hid un* king lit h.il ■hi*' I.tv tin- vi*g •d.iliii*! (ill Ih* r.ii k i uvid «ifui gnll lurinng Hu tn i »im #■ until Hn*v an* (imil t ami vu II mar Led h\ the fin* almill tu ftMfmlrv tntal (m tin plantv /lit i lam MpMsh ami r»**| unum aIMillt JH i rill nut* - tur fhr I***11 (»#■ -111n*( > tt«mi lu .it and allttvk tn **»*») t i»at h * h»»p ttu- krgi tahli s into ) im ti pin * Ii. a large I>«•vsI toss th» v* gi lablr* and th** n thaillitig I t,t Idr "piNtn *v id ii*1 M'il 1hi* %rfit*gut sail Mniast .itnatte who nuns a gtlll kneuv him in "imk burner* Mc.ik elm ken an.! net h*tl llul I am ili-itl eating ttu* column to Hie ather lomh tti.it no well on tlie gnll seit*■tattles Irillt even .1* W ii l| see lirliiu cake I to mi **,ige lien- ii II urn like a lootl eookeil on a stole under a tinnier or m tin1oien no ahead and try it "it the itnll In liiet mu might hi"l that the grilled taste make* mu partial to some limit* ion never liked Imfiirc rite*i ret i]>*■* i nine (null a variety m u n vi Michael MeLiughiiti * All mi die drill a lieu book from Wetter ailed Weber * Art nl the Itnll. and i 'hn* Si hloMiiger and John Willnugh hi * l.ieense tn (irill' Note Weber run* a hut line tor con sumers who tune grilling question* iHbft1 3 471 .'i.oiH H am to f. [i rn CST through l-abor hay Caller* will re reive a free Imoklrl lleynnd burgers Itarheeue s i t it 's ■ i- S r v c* | | "Steam ing" should think twice about marrying someone who would do nothing in a situation of this sort, and il she does decide to go through with it. she should exclude the law partner and his wife from the wedding If she doe* relent and invite them, the invitation should l>e addressed to the husband only A lib i, a m arriage should and must come before any business arrangement If it doesn't, beware the future. It will lx- filled with sim­ ilar "snubs" and a husband who sac­ rifices his life partner’s feelings iri favor of his working partners'. HKKN TIIKKK 1JKAH B E E N TIIKKK: A l ­ though the fiance could have been mure sensitive tu the treatment “Steam ing" w a s receiving, I'm nut sure the inci­ dent is a dire preview of her future with the man. The host­ ess showed appalling laid man­ ners. However, I do not agree that “Steaming” should stoop to the same level by excluding the couple from the guest list, or by im p r o p e r ly a d d re s s in g their Invitation. Read on: DKAH AHHY I have tlie perfect solution for "Steaming in S H " Ml course she must invite that dreadful woman to the wedding' Her hus­ band’s career will lx1 the casualty ll she doesn't However, she can get some revenge in a subtle yet satisfy­ ing manner if she's having a sitdown dinner at the reception A t every wedding, there’s one table where the hostess seals those guests who just don't seem to hi in with the others Usually, at least one of tlie peojile at tins table is a distant relative who never shuts up and has an opinion about every­ thing Heut "Mrs X” next to tins guest. M aybe sh e'll even lea ve early! NOBODY'S Vl( TIM ANYMORE. AT’IA N T A (tu* hi kf i it I H c r n r . I l t r m i lilt* f o r t l i u l tu li li * in “ S i I m t i i i ." Y n t i ' r r n o t (lit* o n K r t ' u d i ' r w h o i t lr n t i* w i t h “ S t r j i m i r i u in S .K ." A D V IC E C O L U M N IS T < Ih tu ( Vikint I *»r * vfi %Hi Iit|f >iiij rit-i-il in know •«l»itii s n liliiit i pUnmitif. o n lrr "H**u tn ll+ikt .• In irh 'Hrfilling.** Srii'tl n 11u■i- *I,,M ■*!/* *1. w lf .otilri Hii il fnsrlifiH*. pluii 1'In * U D K A K N O B O D Y 'S V IC T IM : S p n k i n likt* ii trill* v H r r tin o f m*inf% t»n1«*r fm i'lHI ifl.Vi (n I .tllHil.t» fir ((• .If .\lll*> \\i tlalinu IUm*W|**|, I ' 11 II"* i**. MdiiiiI Morn*. II. K|u5| i* M 7 ' I ' l i H U i g r i% i rtf I u i i i aI i O IL C H A N G E FOR ALMOST NOTHING 00 YO U G E T • S12.00 Cash Rebate • 2 FREE M ovie P a sses • Chance to Win 4 Day Vacation • Full Synthetic Oil • 23 pi. Safety i Inspection A d d it all H P. Requites purchase ol regularly priced lull synthetic oil change a gre at s e r v ic e for a lm o s t nothing! al S37 99 O R A N G E C IT Y 1130 S Volusia Avo (Next to Quincy s) (904) 775-7557 SANFO RD 27th St & 17-92 (Nuxt to Popeyo's) AUTO C EN TE RS, INC, (407) 323 6G84 B rin g t h is a d to r a d d it io n a l 50£ O F F P r o m o t io n 6/1/99 • 6/30/99 o n ly �Seminote H«ra I Increase I h r s *Itm il liis lr n l is I.u ju g $2U ) imllmn in « .ipil.il m ills n\vi tin* next live u'.irs Ivvm u l w lw l It,is i**vn tumlril, ,n m u lin g to Di.inne Ki.imrr, ilinxlur ol l.mlitics lor the s* IumiI ilistru I I 111’ m o s t it r e f il l rttv tls , u r fo r sch o o ls in n o rth w e s t S 'lt it n o lo C o u n ty s» Ito o l I.u llllv I tic n o w h ig h 1*0 p l. iio d w ill I .a v io n ( lu lo s in ( K iix ln ^ lK lr* s . m n |; o « |' o iis .- on M i, K ilo th e v lio o l ir o u n il th e ’I U I . u t ilit y th e o l I 'm illin g ,i n o w h ig h ■« In s >1 l. ll l l l l \ I .avion Llulos Mi.Kllo Sxhunl w in iliI l*o Ion oil lo rvlov.ite I ho now iin.1iIK* s. In h*1 l.i, ihtv wimKi *osl $»’ll million Kr.imot s.iiit W o h .iv o .i lo t o l tin lu tn lo .1 unmet m v ils ,' siliool H u n t » h.itr man D im I urlnng sm l ( >no ol those unmet needs is shrinking school t .ip.it ity to van not .h i om m odate smaller i lass y SI/ON It w o don't get fu n d in g lo r b u ild in g s , i lass s i/e s w i ll h a v e lo go up s c h o o l h o a rd lo an no M i a ils s.ud m o rn h o r I tie ■* h i * >! I s v u d w a n ts lo in ve st m now ila s s rtm rn lt \ h n ii| i* g \ tu r lu tu r o and o v |u ip m o n t re p L u r m in t la n d a, i|iu s itio n to r liit u r e la .ilit io s an d lo r m ip r o v is l a ,,o s s to u t ie n t la o ilitio s a n d p a rk in g im p r i iv o m o n ts In a.KIlllon tile s»hi«*l H u nt wanls lo expand v IhhiI sixurity and monitoring systems ronovale ri-stiiiom fa* ililies lo mis t reouire ments ol the Am ericans with I hsabililics Ai I, and expand trails {nidation I.u ilities and hits park *nvi atoas L4K 1 » man koptioi *OT»Cl 09 PUflLlC HMMiNQ '■ **l HI o* . • I N I , l,|Xv'*.-t%.-l»* 1» •» , * | *• r M* *| * 1*••1* 1'* *• fe*..I « 1 to. *> lid I-|| c «T f 444 * 1 Mr *< ' ■J 99 J rx ' •* ,rt C - 9 •T*W. » .** • im *' * M. 'J * '” * '" Ai j.'•'>9* hf* $«*.»#» ri .1# • I* «t , M , | , 1' J • T* * lu »h* land In ihr -shtHil hoards nirtonl live year plan, VI jH*rcont ot all ** hool expondiltires w ou ld go Inward servicing the distn« t's debt 11 l he s, his ,1 Is *ard adopts a res olution imposing the lew , i t , mild Is1pl.n isl helore voters as early as We are finding it increasingly difficult lo flint si liool sites \ ovom lsT I lowevet oliu tals slid the lax would not lake ctfix t until Ian , 21M2, alter the cmtntv’s one ion! la» tor road improvements oxpm*s Iksird meinlsTs did not d iv id e how Inny; the proposed s ilts tax would last Die tax must U' passed bv voters at least U ) days Iv lo rr it would Ihecnuntv commissioners have not d ivid ed whetfier to ask voters tor an extension of the penny ta» Ihe levy, adopted iti I‘M1 expires in N 'p l 2i»>l County ( ommtssion L hatrman Carlton Henley said stall will report whetfier the 1 minty needs an extension ol tfie tax in |uh or August It tile county ills ides to ask Vot ers tor an extension of tin- ones n il ta» tor transportation pn*|«sts, the s» tnxil ts slid 1 oil Id ns|ilest In split tfie funds with the county take otto t lletore volets are askixl lo approve the ta» Ihe s h is il Isiard w ould detail Ihe tyjx- ol pro|*x Is the tax would fund \ <ominittee ol parents business leaders, real estate agents and one s Iliad Issint inemls i is studying the mss) tor the 1 out la*, and w ill report to the hoard in ‘s-ptemhel ft.I* f»t m '* * nM'Mf !»•*•<} wnl- I* 1 K0 * f i t.«.l abofc iafutt* •(*«■ butt#!1 Ab.ny Sa a] |**-*1 f'ty Ml 5 * *'1'»U>I* A.# ilrn n l K * Tti# v . '*■!-:#lr tig11;f t'|»"1'cm « Hall " ' > «*l ♦«*- d n| ’ Ml * 1 <,tk tH TmAT A »| kOAt M hj I |<«|.n l-ullioi ifi lh» 0 f*1 0 It' T !m t-# all '#*»* 10 f*#t (h# lfut,,Af»l as : MJW POHPOSI tM| MA- M I t f M| 1 ’ m| t♦«a ? »■; I*: f ICDIN01 ( MA * *♦ *1 UHL N l Pf ‘r tm| ti «, 1 u o s * as: 1 vt PIN 1 I JP S Mb m * m| AIA'IA; I IS TO 01 0 ASi D |» ,t 1 » 1 t i ' 1 m ,**< *•>< • *Mir»i ( f f I f , 'f f t l # h f t * *■ d ' l f tT.fl 1 !i4 U * ’ v, .1 * ' ai o l th # Cunt* tih#t i r | i i t f t I f 11 ft it f«* u l a n i l ks at* I h 1 11 : s ph C l, ip«*. * . #i>urx« adiK^nt ih* &c nrtu. f I* **| A h N A n S IID A M r#rpe'f - i oi (*i«i 4 oiling fijMt f *afi I*# irubn>«*'l In 14 h#HI ,4 f M* umu. «|mr< H Ch*4*«b»*« : <i-i* 11 •■ M*r | * * r IM t *4>. ’*•! •• t i f »--* i Lf 1 '*• 4 • "U ,,l* f T>* UinKnufeil i., »n# »#, llrtl# |,i«r. • »»n*f W- IM. fe «M*rJ# tl v r» # (. t , Cor urn**. N Tl « A |»f ti *, •S £)l 01 S T APMf A. AN • : t *• MAM *M t*M$ li - ARJ. H| f 1 | * ' AN * MA* *| H *. I I •♦» P A» f f. Ml I * ■H a Ip#;*«• |.»»h*m( to It fi '**«»'* t*'M P * utlh 'f t# I u rlo n i; said p h o to b y Toflw ny VtAC-rMl ; nr t m m .iture t>r*‘ »'■ th e.r w m r,v Tuosrtay on tne p ilin g s m l ak e M onroe n ea r S a il P o in te ap artm ents ’ ' oiigti ft •• yr irg < .'.prey. w ere jettin g .i ta ste t freedom Mom and Pop O sp re y w ere keep in g a w atchful e y e a on tne duo from a noart)y piling DeSantis joins Herald Ih e tw o h o a rd s a s k is f th e ir s ta ll m i'n ih c r x In s«-t a n o th e r jo in t h ix tr d m e e tin g up Prom Staff Reports in l V In fe r fUQA STAfUti I I *•? SS A 'H NM S . At 1All | ’ IS AS* PAP T PATf IN ASV Cr *M| PHO l i t N fi* 8HUUIP ( t.s TAC T Th | Clf t AL A :0 «P SA" *• A' ♦ A | «- »* ,.jRS 1H A TAN I ut r m( MICTINO AT 1: • 7 (9^4 R -a 1 i «•» Wti f'» # P« 'i * ( l| t t 4# t * f •• » j CIT t Of LA A l MAH* 9 IOH i DA HOTICI Of PU-llIC HIARINO #fe (HIM 1-'* f' l »nfei*1 *» 4 , 0» 9 M*'| f*|i#»1 '■ Tfe *'T 1 *•..» :...... lH>r*if .%** AI *• #fx!f fi# J,* 1 unbn,i«<1 »*” •# Tlr T n * f Ih# . K1*Jt' (|t flh* • 1r « *99 m l»oU * D*i *ftM-»*r»T A|t| D...i 1 ny #r«cj L-l, ■ • f* « •AM*ftt # in Ms* Lfehd D ***" 1 r* # f*l t in il* In •"* w A** In t>« t**M*»r.*t*«t 1*4. »fx m 1*a t #f».i »ImI* * * t u1 ij • • #■ I Kifft M11,* • I a I a «* 11aIH #• In aNiMI a ' 1 a' * 1, j ni fe| m #»■ in l i « i i III ff># *• *ilfJ'H• "I 91 Pah ? 's .pat 1 s i| a *>« S«ir| |if1 i|t*ftf tocnt»<| r*r-,r*-’ C'llti* tafc* A«« A Life* •■• « A** anil t* ’ a**n 2 F ‘1 R u fed t li# a*' ‘i O il l afe# Mafjf lu t u p lf l* 1a 1J * 1 if#«i r’li'w.rx it on # *1 C'fp f t .# A*upi v W i i i m y 'ff." I ■» c*. ,i,j m m fir# Cnftim ttMJrn Chf r*if,*.*fe 1 00 N Cfni»*I1*f C*mt> ,|f*1 1 : •* * 1 Avn a n * of S a l e s T a x In c lu d e d look forw ard to w orking with |oe and know our readers w ill enjoy reading his art ivies." . Jf / DeSantis IA'Santis has also si-rvevl as a radio n e w s program din s tor in Morula 1'ennsvhania and New H am pslute and a co llege instructor at Hdinboro Lntverstty of IVnnsylv.ini,i and Florida Southern College. Orlando He holds a Bachelors I Vgriv* in Speech Communications and a Masters Degree in Communication Studies from F.dinboro University of I’ennsy Kama It's exciting to be back in Central Florida and back into print journalism, said the veter­ an reporter DeSantis and his wife. 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Florida • W ednesday, June 2. 1999 OBITUARIES M A R IA DEVEAULT Maria lA ’veault, 68, Archer Boulevard, Orlando, diet! Monday, May 31, 1999. Bom in Dorfen, Germany, sire moved to Central Florida in 1971. Mrs. Devcuult was a homemaker. She was a meml>er o f St. Joseph's Catluilic Church. Survivors Include husband, Joseph Di-veault, Orlando; son. Morgan Urveault, Nkvville, FI.; s*>n. John Deveault, Orlando; son, Michael IX*veault, I lawaii; broth­ er, Frunze! Fenk, Gemiany; sLster, Rni Ix-nk, Germany; six grand­ children. Bald win-Fairchild Funeral I lome, Oviedo, is in cturge of service*. Sidew alks -------------------------------- Continued from Page 1A ROBERT L BERRY Robert L. Berry, 86, East Hampton Circle. Winter Park, died Tuesday, June 1 ,1999. Born in Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, he moved to Central Florida in 1974. Mr. Berry was a salesman for Otto Milk Company. I le was a member of the First Methodist Church in Belle Vernon and an active memher o f the M.isonk lod ge. Belle Vernon Survivors include daughter , Lorraine Hundley, Winter Parksister, Violet Hotchkiss, lorain, Ohio; tw o grandchildren. Baldwin-Fainhild Funeral Home, O v ie d o , Ls in clurge of services. Orlando-Sanford A irport and $I25,(XX) for Sanford's Ritz Theatre, he vetoed Seminole County requests such as $1 m il­ lion for drainage projects on U.S. highw ay 17-92, and $200,000 for Cross Seminole Trail. Bush vetoed a record-setting $313 million in funding for pro­ jects statewide while signing the $48.6 billion state budget. He said he vetoed projects with a localized impact that did not benefit residents regionally. Local attorney H u gh TVees, 46, dies after stroke Attorney Philip “ Hugh** Trees, who in recent years chal­ lenged Seminole County's anti­ nudity laws on behalf o f adult club owners, died Tuesday after suffering a stmke Monday. Trees, 46, specialized in First Amendment cases ami helped Orange County write its anti­ nudity ordinance in 1983. lie defended the law and help keep a topless bar out o f Eatonville. A meticulous and dedicated attorney. Trees was well respect­ ed by his peers although many wen* disappointed when he began defending the adult clubs rather than fighting them. Trees taught Sunday School at Sanlando United Methodist Church and coached a number o f boys hockey and baseball teams. He was a president o f the Orange County Bar Association and the Orange County Legal A id Society. He lived in Apopka and had Ills office in Maitland. Trees is survived by tw o sons • ing new sidewalks but renovating or replacing those that were not safe. McCollum listed 39 projects that were begun or under design for the county. Airport Blvd, was completed, Markam Woods Rd. was under design, Zinnia Drive was to be constructed by August, Oxford Road was under design. The Board o f County Commissioners directed the sidew alk program, a reversal placed most o f the responsibility on neighborhoods, owners asso­ ciations and individual property owners. The Board said that it was the county's responsibly to main­ tain the sidewalks just as it was to maintain roads. There have been complaints and several suits because o f bad sidewalks. "W e're taking care o f business," McCollum said. "The childrvn w ill be safe on our sidewalks." \ \ \ N \ \ \ \ \ N \ \ \ X \ \ \ \ S N \ W N \ \ \ \ \ \ \ N \ \ \ \ \ v \ i “ H e was trying to instill disci­ pline in state spending." Morris said. "For that he should be s ^ s s salu ted." \ \ \ \ \ W Enroll Now for Fall! from the previous policy that \ | /— s ( ) \ \ \ A Get great ideas from the Seminole H erald People Section. 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Some new responsibilities at the paper, but. to the couple of people who check me out every week. I'm back. Anyway, there's a lot to catch up on. especially the end o f the Seminole County sports season. There's a few comments we need to make about the spring sports year. so. on a personal You know. 1 never realized how much athletic directors do on the high school level until talking with a few o f them re­ cently. They deserve an awful lot more Ink than they get. Rick Trlblt at Winter Springs, maybe, more than any of them. Not only Is he In only hla sec­ ond year at Winter Springs, a brand new school, but he has to deal with a travel log that re­ quires an atlas. While other schools In the county play dis­ tricts close to home, the Dears are usually off to Cocoa Beach or somewhere else In the m id­ dle o f nowhere* Ahd that tkn*t all. Assuming th*3fc-jfffc SdVitice through districts, and it's'on ttt regionala.‘ Winter Springs Is U su ally' off to the Miami area. Still, with all o f the travel. Winter Springs found a way to win state titles In girls basket­ ball and girls track. It took some great efforts from the Idda and coaches, but give Trlblt a lot o f credit for arranging a brutal travel Itinerary. As sportswrltero, we con only do so much. StlD, there are no excuses for not giving more coverage to the Lake Mary boys tennis team and Seminole boys track team, both o f whom won state titles. The baseball and lacrosse players get the press, but we forget sometime* how hard the so-called minor-sports battle It out and how much the kids and coaches put Into their programs. , Seminole County saw some great baseball this year even though It ended a bit early as Oviedo and Lake Mary, the teams that made it through dis­ tricts. didn't fare well in the state playoffs, but we still hod some highlights. . -Oviedo's Paul Lubrano and Larry Orayson. for starters, are sure to be among the beat In Central Florida next year, and Lake Mary’s Jose Tbrxnos was the best player In the county this season. Look for him to be drafted somewhere during to­ day’s major league draft. And If any team wants to take a shot ah the beat defensive catcher to dome around in a long time, they’ll take a shot at Lake Mary’s Brandon Haney. He has a cannon. Also, keep on eye on Justin Harris at Lake Brantley, a big hitter who Is already signed at Austin Peay. but should go somewhere today. While we're on the subject o f baseball, how about the contri­ butions o f some key freshmen this year? It says a lot about the Little League and Babe Ruth aysterns In Seminole County that fresh­ men ore able to come In and start right away. Keep a special eye on Lake Mary shortstop Mott Horwath and Oviedo outfielder Brett Murphy who ore sure to be the standouts In the Class o f 2002. Curt's Alleycats had the golden opportunity to keep Its very slim championship hopes alive ns II hnd n doubleheader scheduled against the top two teams In the league. And the challengers pul up a super effort, taking both the Sharks and Sunniland Corpomtlon down to the wire before railing 14-13 nnd 18-15, re ­ spectively. The upset came In the late conlest ns Carol Gardner ripped a two-out. two-run Inslde-the-park home run In the top o f the eighth Inning as Don Pablos o f Sanford won lls first game of the season. 10-8, over Vuughun Incorporated. With the slim victories the Sharks (8-1) maintained their half-game lend over Sunniland Corporation (7-1) nnd now are the only teams with n chnnce to win the league title. Completing the standings are Vaughan Incorporated (3-5). Curt's Alleycats (2-7) and Don Pablos of Sanford (1-7). Next Tuesdny at Plnehurst Park, Vaughan Inror|sinited takes on Curt's Alleycnts at 0:30 p.m. nnd Don Pablos of Sanford gets the opportunity lo be the spoilers ns It plays the doublehender against the Shnrks at 7:30 p.m. and Sunnllund Corporation at 8:30 p.m. Today nl Plnehurst Park, the Wednesday Men's League takes the field with league-lending Tennessee Country Saloon bat­ tling co-second plac e Courtyard liy Marriott of la k e Mary at 0:30 pm .: co-fourth plnrr AAA Services challenging co-second plac e Pebble Junction ut 7:30 Please see Women. Page 2B softball running i'ORTH Knrroit LAKE MARY - l.S. finally tasted defeat and now five of the six teams In the City o f Lake Mary Department o f Parks and Recreation AAA Polar Hear Slow Pitch Softball League are within a game o f the league lead. On May 19th, Cross/Dones scored 11 runs In the filth In­ ning lo pull out a 13-10 victory over Map Attack, the Dombats did a little ’bombing.* clubbing Liberty Mutual I. 23-0. and l.S. Improved to 3-0, scoring five runs In the fifth Inning to edge Liberty Mutual II. 17-13. Last Wednesday night (May 26th) at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Liberty Mutual I scored four runs In the bottom o f the sixth- Ipntng to upset .Qross/ponqs, 8 :7; the Dombats ■cored three runs In the bottom o f the sixth Inning M upend I.S. for the first time. 6-3; and Lib­ erty Mutual II scored at least three runs In every Inning to even Its record at 2-2 with a 2 1 -2 i o f Map Attack, The standings after four weeks are I.S. and Dombats (both 3-1), Cross/Dones, Lib­ erty Mutual I and Liberty Mu­ tual II (all 2-2) and Map Attack (0-4). The AAA League plays a tri­ pleheader every Wednesday night at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane starting at 6:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: MAT IB Cross/Dones: three hits _ Jim Dowen (one double, two runs scored, three RBI): two hits _ Eric Violland (one triple, three runs scored). Jimmy Oonsalez (three runs scored, two RBI). Steve Chapman (one run •cored, three RBI). Clarissa Ro­ driguez (one run scored): one hit _ Steve Meyers (one triple, two runs scored, one RBI). El­ len Engle (one run scored, two RBI). Sheryl Stock (two RBI). Map Attack: three hlta _ Mike Mouser (two doubles, one run scored, four RBI). Todd Cronson (two runs scored, two RBI); two hits _ Moreclo Aqui (two runs scored, one RBI), Ellse Hulroe (turn runs scored). Mickey Pope (one run scored): one hit _ Jim Hulmc (one run scored, two RBI), David DelleDonne (one run scored). Bombata: four hlta _ Jason Back (one double, four runs scored, one RBI): three hits _ Bob Markoa (one triple, one double, one run scored, six RBI). David Lambert (two dou­ bles. three runs scored, one RBI). Dana Roach (three runs scored, four RBI), Clarissa Carmona (three runs scored, three RBI). Vic Paacucci (one run scored, two RBI). Lorry A l­ len (three runs scored, one RBI). Jennifer Rengel (three runs scored): two hits _ Kathy Storells (one double, two runs scored, one RBI). Liberty Mutual I: two hlta _ Nehomar Torres (one triple, one double, one run scored). Tom Ramsey (one RBI): one hit _ Aaron F red and Wayne Hoyle (one home run. two runs scored and two RBI each); one run •cored _ Nancy Dtvtta; one RBI Richard Notaro. 1.8.: three hits _ Wally Wlland (two runs scored, two RBI). Er­ nest Dorsey (two runs scored, one RBI); two hlta _ Jim Lassiter ' i JacMa Crisps! (lop photo, ssatod in csntsr) and 8ar*h Smith (bottom photo, osalsd In cantor) wars recently joined by took parents end Lake Mary High School officials whsn thoy signed Lsttsrs-oMntent to play soft be! at Yale University end Emory University, respectively. Crispell, Smith join Lake M ary teammates on college decisions EDITOR LAKE MARY • The softball season st Lake Mary High ended a little bit too soon for the Roms. The defending state champs went out early in the state regfonsls, but the softball careen o f the seven seniors who tasted so much success In their four years will go on. At least six o f the even seniors have now signed college letters-of-lntent and the other Is expected to walk on. The latest signings at Lake Mary were Sarah Smith who Inked with Emory Univer­ sity. and Jackie Crispell who will attend Yale. Yale doesn’t offer athletic scholarships as an Ivy League School, but Crispell la sure to make the team. Crispell earned Summa Cum Laude hon­ ors at last week's graduation and achieved a grade point average o f over 4.0, so Yale was Interested, but not Just In her brain. *1 sent them a letter and a video and I a l­ ways wanted to go there,” Crispell sold. T h e coach was Interested and I stayed on the campus during my visit In January and loved It.' Smith heard all about Emory University, In Atlanta, from Crispell. "Jackie told me all about It.* she said. "I loved the campus and It Just went on from there. I liked It u lo t* Both players were surprised the year ended so suddenly. Last season, the team started plnylng average ball but picked up the pace us the season moved ulong. The opposite was true this year. After Jumping out to a strong start, Lake n — ......... Signings, Page SB �2S • Seminole Herald. SanfoW, Florida - Wednesday. Juno 2,1999 A A A ----------Continued from Page IB (one double, three runs scored, three RBI), Dave Noble (two runs scored, four RBI), Rick Dlinmick (two runs scored, one RBI), McLeod Glass (one run scored, two RBI). Lisa Campbell (two runs scored): one hit Stephanie Sterputowskl (one run scored, one RBI). Jessie Gauntz (one run scored): one run scored, one RBI _ Colleen Lassiter. Liberty Mutual II: three hits _ Mike McClelland (one grand slam, two runs scored, four RBI). Skip Bowen (three dou­ bles. two runs scored, one RBI); two hits _ Katie Solomon (one triple, three runs scored, one RBI), Bill Powell (one double, one run scored, one RBI), Mike Melster (one run scored); one hit _ Scott Keena (one double, two runs scored, one RBI). Pa­ tricia Vetro (one run scored, one RBI), Karen Fanelll (two RBI), Steve Passwater. Donna Cannavlno: one run scored Errtn Wilson. M AT 26 Liberty Mutual I: two hits Aaron Freel (one triple, one double, one run scored, three RBI). Rich Natnro (one double, two runs scored), Sam Sopcland (two runs scored); one hit _ Paul Blrchflcld (two runs scored), Andrew Wilson (one RBI). Kathy Castro: one run scored, one RBI _ Tom Ramsey. Cross/Bones: three hits Steve Chapman (one double, two runs scored, one RBI); two hits _ Jimmy Gonsalcz (one tri­ ple. two runs scored, one RBI). Earl Canfield (two RBI). Valeric Stolz. Randy Rupert mid Eric Vlolland (one run scored each), Steve Myers (one RBI): one hit Jennifer Renge] (two RBI). Bombals: three hits _ Danny Johannes (two RBI): two hits _ Dave Plltnlk (one double, two RBI). Knthy Storolls (one run scored, one RBI). Vtc Pascuccl mid Jennifer Rrngcl (one run scored each). Jason llosaflook; one hit _ Brandon Storolls (one triple, one run scored). Dona Rasch (one run scored), Clarissa Carmona, David Lam­ bert: one nin scored Allen Hall. I.S.: three hits _ Steve Dono­ van (one double, two RBI); two hits _ Jim Lassiter (one run scored): one hit _ McLcaod Glass (one double, two runs scored). Rick Flcsch. Colleen Lassltrr. Wally Wlland. Liberty Mutual II: four hits Steve Passwater (one double, three runs scored, one RBI): three hits _ Skip Bowen (one triple, one double, four nms scored. three RBI). Mike CroM/Sonr* scored), Scott Keenn (two RBI): one hit _ Enin Wilson (one run scored, one RBI), Patricia Vetro and Billy Oatzcmeyer (one RBI each). Mnp Attack: two hits _ Tom Royal; one hit _ Marcello Aqul (one RBI), David DelleDonnc and Mike Mouser (one run scored each), Connie DelieDonne, Melinda Ragland, Mickey Pope, Chrla Ragland, Brett Vanderhrlnk: one RBI _ Todd Cronson. Sunnlland Corporation scored eight runs tn the bottom o f the first Inning and after Curt's AUeyrats scored s run In the top o f the second Inning. Sunnlland Corporation came up with a six-run third Inning to take a 14-7 lead. Curt'a Alley cut s closed to within 14-13 with a six-run fifth Inning only to see Sun­ nlland Corporation get a run back In the bottom o f the frame. Curt's Alleycats made the comeback complete In the sixth Inning, scoring two runs to tie the game at 15-15. Sunnlland Corporation was not ready to give In though, scoring three runs In the bot­ tom o f the sixth Inning to take an 18-15 lead. Curt's Alleycats tried to rally again in the top o f the seventh Inning, loading Die bases with two out, but could not push the runs across the plate and dropping a disappointing dou­ bleheader. champions, seven weeks to get Its first win, and It made It e x ­ citing. Vaughan Incorporated look a 3-0 lead In the bottom of the first Inning on a three-run home ran by Cindy Giles. Don Pablos o f Sanford came back to take a 4-3 lead by scoring two runs In each of the second and fourth innings. Vaughan Incorporated an­ swered by plating five runs In the fifth Inning to regain the lead, before Don Pablos of Sanford replied by scoring two runs In the sixth and seventh Innings to tie the game at 8-8 and force extra Innings. Vuaghan Incorporated looked like It would have a chance to win as the ftrst two batters of the eighth Inning for Don Pa­ blos o f Sanford grounded out. But Carol Pcndarvte kept the game alive by reaching on an error and Gamer smacked her home run to win the game. Pacing the Don Pablos o f Sanford attack were Hunt (four singles, one rap scored, sns RBI). Carol Oaragr (one home ran. one single, tap runs scored, two RBI). Dawyi Orimes (one triple, one singly, three runs scored, two RBI) aryl Marie Byrd (one double. ot|e single, two runs scored, one RBI). Others. Lynette Barkley (tap singles, two RBI), Keri Albritttgi (two singles, one RBI), Shar Brown (one single, one! run scored). Kelly Otero (one slit gle). Sue Hunt (one RBI) ani Carol Fendarvla (one rui scored). Hitting for Vaughan Incorpo rated were Bree Davis (threi singles, one ran scored). Clndj Giles (one home run. one sin gle. two rana scored, four RBI Bonnie ChspUn plin (two singles two runs scored), aco___ _ _______ D ebbl Doming (two singles, one RBlf, Lynn Webb (one single, one m s scored, one RBI). Pam C om et and Sunnle Mulkey (one singly each). Liz Turner (two runs scored) and Luanne Maclssac (one RBI). T MAY 19 101 0(11) _ 19 14 300 0 1 _ 10 14 Map Attack Donbala Liberty Mutual I i.s. loo as . 17 is Liberty M utual II 341 S I _ 19 17 MAY 36 Croaa/Donca Liberty Mutual I 103 303 0 . 7 IS 0 I3 1 0 4 X . 8 9 LS. Bombata 003 010 0 . 9 9 300 019 X . 9 17 Map Attack Liberty Mutual II 100 1 0 . 3 10 708 3X . 31 30 of a putting contest. The cost will be $45 per person and In­ cludes green fees, a cart and hors d‘ocuvres. IN BRIEF SOLAR BEARS ALIVE IN TURNER CUP ORLANDO - The Orlando Solar Bears made thetr final home game o f the season a good one. scoring three goals In the third period and then scoring the game winner early In overtime to defeat the Houston Aeros, 5-4, In Game Five o f the IHL's Turner Cup Finals Tuesday at the Orlando Arena The victory keepd the Solar Bears alive In the Best-of-Seven aeries which Houston leads the Best-of-Seven Series 3-2. Game stx will be shown by Sunshine Net­ work on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. from the Houston Summit. FAMILY FUN DAY SANFORD - The Sanford Pop Warner Foot­ ball/Cheerleading Association will be holding a Registration and 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 Moon walk. You can also register to play for the Sanford Semlnoles and on beautiful Autumn Satur­ days play against the Lake Mary Rama, Oviedo lions. New Smyrna Beach Barracudas, Deltona Wolves. Orlando-Dr. Phillips Lions and many more....The season la Gut apS.P.W .FA. la (or boys and girls 7-to-15 years o f age who live In the Seminole High School district: * .... .t t ... For more Information call coach Carl Tipton at 330-9016 or coach Marcus Kendrick at 324-2447. MAYFAIR GOLF SANFORD • The Mayfair Country Club will be holding an old fashioned Golf Tournament on Monday. June 7th. The tourney will use a scramble format with teams o f four. Competitors are asked to be at the Club by 2 p.m. for the 2:30 p.m. shotgun start. Prizes will awarded to firs t second and third place teams, u well as for the longest drive, closest shot to the pin and the winner Call 322-2531 Tor information. Entiy dead­ line Is May 31st. SANFORD SOCCER SANFORD - The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department presents International Soccer for children ages 3-to-6. Player Placement Day and Clinic will be Saturday, June 12th at 9 a.m. at Zlnn Beck Field (next to Historic Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium). There will also be a coached meeting for all Interested In coaching at the Downtown Youth Center (Ftrst Floor o f Sanford City Hall) on Monday, June 7th at 6:30 p.m. Games will begin on Saturday, June 19th. For more Information coll the Sanford Rec­ reation Department at 330-5697 or Bennie Shaw at 330-9731. SPERAW HOOP CAMP ADDS DATE , ORLANDO - Due to the overwhelming re­ sponse. the Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp at the University o f Central Florida has added a third week o f Day Camp for Boys and Girls. There are also a few openings led for boys and girls (ages 7-17) for upcoming Day Camp sessions and the Shooting Camp. Day Camp (June 14th-through-18th and June 2 lst-through-25th) _ $160, Includes lunch dally, a basketball to each camper, a camp T-shirt, professional Instruction and 5on-5 games. The added Day Camp will be for four days only; June 28-through-July ! and * each camper will receive a dally lunch and camp T-shirt. The cost will be $125. Shooting Camp (Saturday. June 26th from 9 a.m.-to-3 p.m.) _ $40 per camper Includes leaching the basic fundamentals oT shooting, advanced shooting drills and shooting com­ petitions. All events are held Inside the airconditioned UCF Arena. Please call the Men's Basketball office for a free brochure at (407) 823-5605. AAU TOURNAMENTS LAKE MARY - Florida AAU will be conduct- Orlando’s Harpring, Doleac make N B A All-Rookie teams NEW YORK - Schick Rookie o f the Year Vince Carter o f the T o ­ ronto Raptors la Joined on the 1998-99 Schick All-Rookie First Tteam fay Orlando's Matt Harpring. Boston's Paul Pierce, Sacramento's Jason W illiam s and Vancouver's Mike Blbby, the NBA announced on T u es­ day. The voting panel conaiated o f the NBA’s 29 head coaches, who were asked to select five players for the Schick A llRookie First Team and five players for the Second Team. regardless o f position. Coaches were not permitted to vote for players from their own team. Points were awarded on a 2-1 basis. Carter and Pierce, with 56 points each, were unanimous McClelland (two doubles, two runs scored, five Rill). Mike Melslcr (two runs scored. Tour Kill). Hill Po ut II (three runs scored); two lilts _ Katie Solo­ mon (one double, Tour runs scored), Sheri Com es (two runs selections and were followed In the voting by Williams (54 points), Bibby (51 points) and Harpring (50 points). The Schick All-Rookie Sec­ ond Team consisted o f Hous­ ton’s Michael Dickerson (33 points) and Cutttno Mobley (26 points). if f Oriando'i ' b'i Michael Do(esc (30 points), Los Angeles Clipper Michael Olowokandl (22 points) and Oolden State's Antawn Jamison (21 points). Carter, from Daytona Beach Mainland and the University o f North Carolina. Williams, from the University o f Florida, Pierce and Blbby were the only play­ ers named on the maximum 28 ballots. Carter and Pierce received 28 First Team votes each, and Williams, Blbby and Harpring finished with 27. 19 and 10 First Team votes, respectively. Women------Continued from Page IB p.m.; and Wells Contracting playing M.T. Muggn at 8:30 p.m. Co-fourth place Nobles Communication has the week ofT. Curt's Alleycnta took a 1-0 lead tn the top o f the first In ­ ning. but the Sharks took a 6 - 1 lead after three Innings and a 9-T lead aficr four Innings b e ­ fore tile challengers started to make a comeback. Both teams scored five runs tn the fifth Inning keeping the margin at stx runs. 14-8. but Curt's Allrycnts refused to quit, scoring four runs In the lop o f the sixth inning on the strength o f a two-run single by Barbie Bart ell and then closing to within a run, 14-13, In the top o f the seventh Inning and hav­ ing the tying and go-ahead runs on second and first when the game ended. Leading the Sharks to victory were Deborah Manfredl (one triple, two singles, two runs scored, two RBI). Gall Ross (one triple, two singles, two runs stored, one RBI), Teresa Howdy slid I (two singles, four RBI) and Tanya Geiger (one tripie. two runs scored, one RBI). Also contributing were Sheila Sanders (one single, three runs scored, one RBI), Debbie Huas (one single, one run scored, two RBI), Gloria Eflrd (one single, one run scored, one RBI), Robin Bishop (one single, two runs scored) and Jenny Blowers (one run scored). Providing the offense for Curt's Alleycals were Leah sparrow (one triple, two sin ­ gles. two runs scored, three RBI). Sue Nlckell (three singles, two nm s scored, one RBI). Becky Simpson (three singles, one run scored, three RBI), J u ­ lie Knecht ftwo singles, two runs scored, one RBI). Barbie Bartel) (two singles, three RBI), Dee Walden (two singles, one run scored). Mary Swift (three runs scored) and Kim Curtis and Sharon Ritchie (one run scored each). Curt's Alleycats got o ff to a fast start tn the second game, scoring six runs In the top o f the Aral Inning, but as It would do the whole evening. Sunnlland Corporation would an­ swer with big Innings o f Its Doing the damage for Sun­ nlland Corporation were Barb Martin (two singles, three runs scored, two RBI), Ann Laras (two singles, taro runs scored, one RBI), Kim Myers and Dtno Wilson (two singles, one run scored and one RBI each) and Teresa Flnck (two singles, three runs scored). Other hitters were Shell! Walters. Carol Cimnick and Becky McCaman (one single, one run scored and one RBI each), Belinda Anderson (one single, two runs scored) and Mlcki Lewis (three runs scored). Doing the hitting for Curt's Allcycata were Sue Nickel) and Leah Sparrow (three singles, two run* scored and two RBI each), Sharon Ritchie (two sin­ gles, two runs scored, two RBI) and Kim Curtis (two singles, two runs scored, one RBI). Also. Becky Simpson (two singles, one run scored, two RBI). Julie Knecht and Joctta West (two singles, one run scored and one RBI each). Dee Walden (two singles, two runs scored), Barbie Bartel] (two singles, one ran scored). Kathy Kllngcnsmith (one single, one ran scored) and Jennifer Hem­ phill (one single). It took Don Pablos o f Sanford, the defending Polar Bear CM'S B94 1 . IS 411 S S S X . 14 OMS IM M I. M S O il I . --------------------------- 1 • TABLOIDS • BOOKS i NEWSPAPERS On Specialty Grade Paper & Newsprint Call Frank Voltoline i 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 For Quotes * Seminole j Herald i 4 f ( Malt Haipring was ssisdsd to the NBA AD-Rookls First Taam on Tuesday. Joining the Magic toward on tha First Taam warn Daytona Baach's Vinca Caitar, Florida grad Jason WHama, Paul Piarca and Mika Blbby. COMMERCIAL PRINTING j �Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Wednesday, Juna 2,1999 • 3B D I1 C 1 9 Continued from Page 3B Ing a Stale Champtonnhtp Tournament for 18year-old baseball trams the weekend o f June 1 lib-through the-13th. For more Information, please call the Flor­ ida AAU ofllcc at (407f 302-7670, SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL LAKE MARY - The 20th annual SEMINOLE SOCCER SCI!OOI, offers summer soccer In­ struction. The two weeks arc June 1*5 at Lake Maty High School and July 10-23 at Lake Howell High School. For registration brochures and Information, contact ramp director Larry McCorkle at 3209557 or 320-070H during the day or 095* 2131 at night. Continued from Pag* IB Mmsy storied being challenged by the rest o f the county and crawled Into rrglonals after a toss In the district finals to Oviedo. After losing Just two players lost year. It was a struggle to accept. It was hard to accept,* Crtspell said. *1 wanted to crawl into a hole alter It was over.* Smith added. 'Hopefully It can be a growing experience for us. I really wanted to win.’ Now It's on to bigger things. Doth Smith and Crtspell had other options as college* kept a close eye on the Rants. Smith, who sharrd mound duty wtth Halle Sowards all year white not playing In Ihc field, also looked at Valdosla Slate, Florida Tech and the University o f Central ICE LOOKING FOR PLAYERS LAKE MARY - The Seminole Ice U -I5 boys team (U-1G for 1999-2000) Is looking for a few serious soccer players for advanced (raining and state and national level competi* lion. The learn, coached by Lake Mary's Larry McCorkle, will have tryouts on Tuesday and Thursday. June 8 and June 10, at the Semi­ nole complex. Call McCorkle at 095-2131 or Ron Fulmore at 323-3500 Tor details. OVIEDO ATHLETIC PHYSICALS 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.in.-lo-8 p.m. Signs will be posted around the school on whrre the physicals will be administered. Florida. Crisped talked ta other Ivy League schools such as Penn and Cornell. *1 was recruited the most heavily by Yale,’ Crisped aid. *They needed a middle Infleldcr and they seemed to want me the most.* Coach Jrannlc Fisher had Smith and Crisped for four years. Doth played varsity as freshman. T h e s e kids came In and they didn’t have the sense to be afraid.’ Fisher said. T h e y had 11 straight wins as freshmen and were part o f the group that ready startrd our program.’ The seven seniors are gone, but a strong Jun­ ior varsity crop figures to make next year an­ other banner year for the Rams. "What these players did Is only a atari,* Fisher said. *Wc can .be the best In the state because next year's tram might even be better." Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FON BSMINOLS COUNTY. FL. CASS NOi SS-IBIS-DR.St-R IN RE Thu Mantag* of CIERK OF THE COURT OY Daeid L Doaty Depute CUrk Pubkah May It. IS. 2*. and Juna E. IMS »h»»r o ruck AND otc-rs Pftilunrr JiKiff W FUck Raapondanl NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MAMNIASt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a* action tor dittolwhon ol morttog* hat baan Mad agaml rou and you ara raqwrad la aarva a c opt of your w,titan b la m tt. if any. la it on (Sally Flack, Patitvnaf. aftoia addrata ta 1033 Waaaai Dr. Otnarta. FL 3ITM an of balnea JUNE 16 IMS. and ItU tha ongmat with tha cUrk ol Ihft court balora tartrtca on Falittonar or unmadialaty tharaatur It yaw lad to do aa. a dalaull wtM ba antarad agoutcl you lor It* rakal damandad hi tha pa IdK* WITNESS my hand and tha aaai at tme court an MAY I. Th e Scinm ole Ile ra ld is a v a ila b le at tlie following stores: Jeff Continued from Page IB Don’t fault the Lake Maty softball team for not repeating. It’s tough to go through the season as eveiyone's favorite target after winning a state championship. And to have seven seniors ready to play col­ lege bad next year says a lot about a program that shouldn't skip a beat next year. Also, give Oviedo a thumb's up for recovering from a slow start to take districts. While we're at It. how about kudos to a Lyman softball team Dial lost over 50 consecutive games before winning Its last o f the regular season and battling Lake Howell In the districts? It took a lot to still have confidence at the end o f a streak like that. Last Second Shot: What credentials does Doc Rivers bring to the table as the probable new head coach o f the Oriando Magic? H e has television experience and som e train­ ing camp advisory experience wtth the San A n ­ tonio Spurs. Scott SkOes is the man. HeJust doesn't have the name. Legal Notices Legal Notices oiNeurr count Bl TNI OWCUfT COURT, BMNTBBWYN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR MMMOLB COUNTY, in t n i OP TNI SIOHTSINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO PON •IMINOLB COUNTY, PLONIDA CAR I NO. ■■•laaS-CC.SO-l SPRINGWOOD VILLAOS CONDOMINIUM AIIOCIATION Of LONOWOOO. INC . * not lor prallt Florida corporation, Plalnlifl, MARK A SAROVICH and UNKNOWN SPOUSE; UNKNOWN TENANT(S). Dalandant NOTIOS OP SALI NOTICE IS HEREOV GIVEN ttial on ttia *»lh da* ol JUNE. IMS at 11:00 am al M l N. Park Avarua, al rha Waal Front antranca, ol lha Saminola Gouty Courthouaa, in Sanlord, Florida, tho undaraignad Clark will oNar lor.aala lira following daacrtbad raal proparty: THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT HID. 8PRINOWOOO VILLAGE. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF SPRINGWOOO VILLAGE. A CONDO­ MINIUM. AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1UI. PAGE I04t OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA togatkar with all atrucluraa, Inprovamanla. Raturaa, appilancaa. and apportanancaa on aaid land or uaad In conjunction tharawllh Tha atoraaald aala will ba mad# purauant to a Summary Final Judgmont antarad In Chrd No. SS-IS4S-CC-M-Z ponding In lha County Court ol tha Eightaanlh Judicial Circuit In and lor Saminola County. Florida Datad thia Sith day ol May. CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT CASE NOi M -407CP EKVNWNr FREE MAN IN RE tha Fatal* ol WINFRED MITCHELL FINK, known at WINFRED M FINK. Dacaatad NOTICE OP AOEHMsnumoN Tha admmittralion of tha Mtatn ol WINFRED MITCHELL FINK Oteaatad. Cat# Numbtr #9-401CP N Pending n g* Drcut Court tor SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida Ptobau OMtkm. lha addmtt o l whfch U PO DRAWER C . SAN­ FORD. FL . 33772-06M Tha nama ■xl addmtt ol tha partonai rnprn- AAhdaraalad paraona ara raquaad to NawKh thacourt WtTHM THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUOUCATJON OF THIS NOTICE (1| all Natna agamal lha aatata and ® any oblaciton by an kitaraalad par- REPRESENTATIVE WALTER H TEDFORt MSI Bonklrk Dr. Oaltona. 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Absolutely stunning vicwal Private secluded setting. Access u> state parks. Prices starting at $17,900 w/excellcnt financing. (336)9311312. T A N N IN G W OLFF TANNINO BEDS. T m at home. Buy DI­ RECT and SAVE! Commerdal/Home Uniu from $199.00. Low Monthly Payments. FREE Color Cala- ’ log. Call Today (I00)I42-I3I0. TRA VEL LOW EST AIRFARES (R/T) TO EUROPE. London. Germany, Spain, Belgium Tram $375. Hotels up lo 50% o(T. 30days unlimited travel across Europe from $249. (100)141-1222. V A C A T IO N R EN TA LS ATLANTIC OCEANFRONT. AAA APPROVEDFLORIDA. Ft. Lauderdale area, Pompano Beach. 2 pet rooms. Pool. Cable. 10% discount with this ad. Friendly family owned Inn. (100)331-4666. eat.10. FCAN Week of May 30,1999 �Y , CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald 322-2611 or Toll tree from Orlando 631-9H3 You can fax your ad to 407-323-9406 300 N. Franch Ave„ Sanford 32771 • P. 0 . 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Shud PE AN U TS SORRY I M ISSED THAT 0ALL.MANA6ER.. THE DANDELIONS 6 0 T IN MY EYES.. WHEN THE SUN REFLECTS OFF THE 0RI6HT YELLOW DANDELIONS, I CAN' T SEE THE B A LL.. BE PATIENT.. I HAVE TWENTY-THREE m pu n u c c THAT'S THE WORST EXCUSE I'VE EVER heard; Because of the influential contact* you r* about to rnaka m tha y*ar ahead. a look* kka you* ba moving up mto O u ia t or* d a* of triant)* Than associations will prove vary hatpM to you GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Paopta w ho fnd themselves at your company we ba truly btaasad today, because your enthu­ siasm and warmth upktt* tha tprrrt* ol those who are down and need a note ol good will. Know whore lo look for romance and you'll find it Tha AstroQraph Matchmaker inilantly reveal* which *ign* are romantically parted for you Mae $2 75 to Matchmaker, do this newspaper. P O Boi 1750. Murray He StaUon. New York. NY 10150 CANCON (Juno 21-Jufy 22) Owing and halpvig other* I* a natural inafcnd tar you. Whan you do to today, it* turn out lo ba wir more of a joyous experience than normal than seam more Mia a compkmem than aa you witnesa tha happy rest** cnucasm LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Whan other* tea CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan It ) Today is you ara trufy tanou* and earnest about a the day to concentrate on a meaningful new endeavor you're underieiung today, career goal, because whan you apply chances are may II (ump on board and you efforts and energy on tru* important anthusiastcaty support your cauae target, you woo l rrvsa you mark VIRGO (Aug. 23-Kept. 22) Whan ptafhng AOUARNIB (Jan. 20^ab. it ) In a social your strategy today aa to how to aeqewa situation where the progress has not a malarial obtadrva. ba aura to incorpo­ bean up to you satisfaction, step n and rate bold, prompt actions in order to personally taka control You're the on# insure success Your goal can ba roal- who can bnng « at together tor everyone ired P M C U (Fab. 20-March 20) It there is LIBRA (Sept. 23-Od 22) There ts far aomatfsng construct** you can do today more sunshine m tha world than shad­ which would baneM everyone in your ows You * quKtdy tkscovar Its* today by tarrtfy. man by at means do so Oont ba stappeig mo the kghf where you can look so shy mat you don't gwe a a try probtamt m the aye and watch them be A RKS (March 21-Aprtf It ) Act together defused / as a una today when a coma* to dakbaraSCORPIO (O c t 2*-Nov. 22) If an asaoo bons thaI are important to bom you and ate with whom you anjoy a pennersNp you mala Whan you mnds ara n har­ arrangement w doatg as good of a )ob as mony. favorable results can occu you could do. don't jump n and rock tha TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) Today a boat Sit back and er*oy the nde aspect* favor hnanaaJ daakng* mat ar* BAOITTARtOS (Nov. 22-Oac. 21) What geared towards matong a profit If you get a tkptomat you ara today4 You have the an tnkkng of ytafds in tha maiung. do at ability to say something painful that mat M raqUrad to earn you fa* share naada saying, but you a do so *1 a way CUSSby NTA tor A T BRIDG E Scotland 17. This was the (Inal deal, at which point England had a small lead The English East-West pair had bid and made six dubs. By P h illip A ld e r On the Vu-Graph, the auction began ss shown. East's four no-trump asked B rid ie is an unusual game in (hat for specific aces. (For example, a re­ the players don't know the exact situa­ ply of five diamonds by West would in­ tion. In other sports, everyone knows dicate the diam ond a c e .) F iv e n o ­ the score, so participants can actual trump d escrib ed the b ig m in or strategy in “ real time." Bridge players two-suiter. Now North, Jon G reen, cannot always be certain who's ahead started to think. Three times the com­ H ow ever, if th ere is a Vu-Graph, mentator said that North was doing which displays the deals on a screen, the right thing in taking his time. As the spectators can live through the you can see, if he had passed and led tension of a photo finish. the “ obvious” (according to the r e ­ This deal was the final one in this porter) ace and another diamond, he year's Junior Camrose, an under-23 would have beaten the slam. But tak­ even t betw een E ngland, Irelan d ing the prudent course, he sacrificed (Eire), Scotland and Wales. (Northern in aix spades. East doubled and Ireland didn't compete for some rea­ scored both his aces: one down. son.) With one round to go, the score­ T h is fa vo ra b le resu lt a llo w ed board read lik e thia: England England to eke out a two-point victory. Scotland 97, W ales 95, Irelan d 30. Walea won 19-2 against Ireland, ao England needed IS fo r victo ry, CMS tpNEA 1st North • *«*» • K 942 • 10 9 13 2 A nail-biting finish THE BORN LOSER by Art Ssnaom 7 IK GOING TO FIX OUR SCREEN r FRE YOU SURE YOU CNN HANDLE THAI SORT Of HANDY WORK, BRUTUS T HANCNOPEAR' A t KOTO ONCE, CUT " TWICE*! L-J by Mori Wslksr BEETLE BAILEY YOU'RE SO • A 0 *9 5 West East * A V ... * K Q J 9 42 * A K Q J 73 *7 5 V 7 5 4 • 10 7 5 * 1 0 19 * Q J 10 I • 1 V A K Q J 0 * a * 4 Vulnerable: Both Dealer West South SO Past West Pass Pass a* North Pass l*ass East 4 NT 5 NT O pening lead: ?? Butter-vs.-margarine debate rages on ARLOAND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson b o ty o o c a m ’t AFFORD IM Ib U m t DREAM Of YUUK0, CAU1 O il *1* GARFIELD 60 Y00 COME, TD06 FOR THEAOJCY, 60 YOUCAU JM T& A 'C AWAY/ SiR, flUff ftORtUKt'fOU/ by Jim Dsvis DEAR DR. GOTT: I regularly read column and alm ost feel that I you. I particularly like your ten­ dency to speak out when the situation requires I t As a result of your writing. I have been able to keep up with — and occasionally scold — my various doctors. Now to my question. Which is more healthful, butter or margarine? K l. O O T T PETER QOTT, M.D. DEAR READER: Thank you for the compliments. Keep reading and scold­ ing. Although there is some disagree­ who follow a prudent, low saturatedment in the medical community, most fat diet au thorities recom m end m argarine To give you related information, I over butter for people on low-choles- am sending you a copy of my Health terol diets. Butter is rich in saturated Report “ Understanding Cholesterol." (at; corn-oil margarine Isn’t. It’s true Other readers who would like a copy that some milk-free spreads contain should send 92 plus a lon g, aelfsubstances that we could do without, addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. but — on balance — thia drawback Is Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, New not a serious consideration. Butter is York, N Y 10159. Be sure to mention OK fo r people with low cholesterol the title. levels (200 milligrams per deciliter or DEAR DR. GOTT: About two y e a n less). Unlike the preacher who, garlic ago my heart sounded like it was play­ on hia breath, p rom ises life a fte r ing the obb ligato to " A L it t le death, I am not suggesting that the Rosewood Casket.” T h ree separate butter-margarine debate is over. But doctors were unable to help me. I selfin today's nutrition-conscious dimate, treated with zinc and vitamin B and the consensus is that butter should be have been fine ev e r since. What do used sparingly If at all by those of us you make of this? DEAR READER: I make of this that you a n musically sophisticated. Other than that, you may have been d efi­ cient in sine or vitamin B. Aa long as your heart doesn't mimic the percus­ sion section o f a Stravinsky sympho­ ny, you a n probably OK. D EAR DR. GOTT: U AIDS can be spread by contaminated blood trans­ fusions, why can’t it be carried by a moaquito from one person to another? DEAR READER: This is a fascinat­ ing question that baa puzzled me for y ea n . I have never been able to back down an answer. It makes sense that if a mosquito bit a person with AIDS and then su bsequ ently nibbled on another victim, the AIDS virus could be transmitted. Moreover, the disease is said to have originated In tropical Africa w h e n mosquitoes a n endem­ ic. P erh a p s an e n te rp ris in g AID S researcher will skim this column, s e n in on the question, and come up with (Pelsr Oott, a sysdtcolod colMist tor Naansagar Enterprise to al AO. lex 911 OH 44101-SMA) 01 �•* i l ____ <1 . _ x 4"" ’ 1 le l T i t So — m Check Us For Hwatd Photo* by Tommy Vncanl Millennium Middle School celebrated it’s final day of echool laat week. Pinecreat and Midway are the only echoole etill in aeealon. W W W thelatest in news involving the youth o f Sem inole County. �2C - Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. June 2, 1999 Hangiii’ Out The ?Whv? Stress piles up on everyone By Amy Guenther HERALD STAFF WRITER Stress Is an everyday word, for any student (who tiappens to care about their future). It Is the b lu est problem that teens today face. 1 have tremendous stress problems, and It doesn't end when Uie final bell rings for the last day >o f school. It simply lessens. During the school year, stress piles up and being a tri-sport athlete probably doesn't help my situation much. However, tn the last weeks of school. between golf conference and district championship tournaments to AP tests and final exams, my stress level overflows. 1 think that once I began attending high school the purpose of my summer vacation altered. 1 think that the main purpose o f the summer Is to allow me to recover from the last weeks o f school. If all my stresses could be spread out a little more 1 wouldn't need to spend weekends at the beach and days at Kelley Park and the mall. I would still want to, but It would no longer be an absolute necessity that Is vital to my sanity. Don't take this the wrong way. summer vacation Is very important. It Is mostly a recovery time and a time for “kids to be kids.* However, now my summer vacation Is being hampered. Summer sports and summer Jobs, thwart my fun. Lucidly I have been able to have fun In between activities. 1 also am currently In love with my Job and l love the sports I participate In over the summer. Loving what 1 do does subside some o f my stress, however. I am still affected by unusually high levels of stress. The main reason for this stress, over-achievement. I can't just do something, or even Just try something, I have to push myself to be the absolute best that I can be at whatever it Is I am trying to achieve. Whether it Is the sports I love, the academics l condemn, or my Job that has Its ups and downs, I have to exceed expectations, to the best o f my ability. I basically stretch m yself to the point that I can't take on anything else, and then I wonder why I always have something to do. Finding entertainment that will not drain my purse. Is also a chronic problem that plagues me all summer long. I want to go off and do a hundred awesome things. I'd like to go to Universal Studios, Disney, and Sea World. Those places are much too expensive for my little budget. Over Spring break a friend o f mine and I spent an entire day, doing things down on International Drive. W e had buy one get one free admission coupons for several attractions, and we each spent about 30 dollars. The admission price to any one o f the large theme parks Is approximately 45 dollars, plus we ate two meals on IntemaUonal Drive. It Is in my opinion that as my purse's friend. I should avoid the theme parks unless their prices drop. Trying to balance my family with my extra curricular activities has become a stress In Itself. I love spending time with my fondly, but I Just don't have the spare time. 1 do try to make spare Ume though, and I often spend time with them In between activities. I feel that I could do without the last two to three weeks o f school, because they Just get me all stressed out over everything. Just In time to start my summer vacation and a whole world o f other problems. Summer is supposed to be a ‘ down time* for school aged children, but It has evolved into a whole new theater o f Btress. Amy Guenther w ill be a senior next Jail at Lyman High School. Prisdlla Ratanavong Is the winner of this year's Disney Dreamer and Doer Award from Midway SM I Elementary School. Someday she hopes to dance choreographer. Midway’ s amazing grace B y J e f f flertln lefca HANQIN' OUT EDITOR Amazingly graceful, In and out o f the classroom. That’s how Midway Elementary School principal "Sharon Tanner describes rn nfthgrader Priscilla Ratanavong. the winner o f the school's Disney Dreamer and Doer Award for the 1999 school year. The award is given to a student who epitomizes the four C's of curiosity, confidence, consistency and courage. She. along with students from all over Seminole County, was presented with a medal during a special ceremony at Walt Disney World earlier this month. Priscilla said she was about the last person to know she won the award. ‘ All o f the teachers saw It In the newspaper,* she said. *1 didn't know I was the wtnner, but 1 was really happy when I found out." Priscilla earns all A's and D's and loves to take dance and ballet classes when she isn't in school. She wants to be a dance choreographer when she gets out o f college and loves the chance to pick her own classes at Midway, a place she says sh ell miss when she moves to Millennium Middle School next year. Ms. Tanner may miss her the most. "We have a young, graceful lady who know exactly how to achieve her goals,* Tanner said. She is all about style and grace.* Teens Today s p e c ia l r a t h e HERALD At Millennium Middle School our symphonic band class went to Oviedo High School and played against other bands. Our band got superior and I asked some band members questions and these were their responses. I asked Justin Edwards, ‘ How hard did you have to work to achieve a superior?" He responded. *We worked very hard and practiced very long. The whole band put in a lot o f work and it paid o ff* Then I asked Christine Barrett. ‘ If you could change anything you did wrong or right at the festival, what would It be?" Christine responded, *1 think it would be tn a sightreading room when I played when 1 was supposed to.* Next 1 asked Tommy Oliver, ‘ Do you think your bandmates try as hard as they can?* His answer was, "Some play hard every day, but others don't because they are lazy.’ When 1 asked Jessica P., ‘ i f she could change a good thing Mr. or bad thing about 'jmgBton’s teachings, what would It be?* She answered. ‘ I don't think there is anything wrong with the way Mr. Langston teaches. He pushes us and challenges us and where others don't like that, 1 do * The last person I Allison Feldman. I ■ asked her i f she liked the music Mr. Langston picks for them to play, her response was, ‘ I like most o f the music he picked, especially now that the festival is over. We are playing ‘ Zoot Suit Riot* and music from *Star Wars." These statements were made from the Millennium Middle School symphonic band class. 1 would also like to give credit to Amanda Seda, Andrea Poloche, Andrew Barbanera, John Pullman, Jennifer Banett, Ashley Woufle, Kyle Ricker, Kyle Hortck and Jason Regan for playing the best that they could for our school! Special thanks to Amanda Seda for helping me with the interviews and helping me get organized. Jamie Bowlin will be an eighth-grader at Millennium Middle School next JalL the Mind competition and re­ cently participated on the state level. dra Babb, Moats Mats, Hobart Williamson, Billy Robano, Vincent Masse01, Jasmoan Doris, Borah McWhorter, Solomon Hardy and Baal Ba­ Lyman High School hnd sev­ eral students from Its V1CA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) win first-place hon­ ors at the state skills champi­ onship. Winners Included Highlands Elementary had several classes recognized by the SAME (Seminole Associa­ tion o f Media Educators) or­ ganization at Winter Springs classes High School. Winning cl were Mrs. Morrison's rSm lley's Great Adventures*), Mr. Roger's ("HI Be Drug Free*), Mr. Bem osky's (‘ Highlands School Store*). Mrs. Spoon's ("Highlands Field Day*) and Mrs. Morrison's pA ll About Friends*). Sterling Park Elementary School teachers Joanna Stopp k and Kathy Bfaachtan re­ ceived a reading grant from Southland Corporation. They were awarded $648.40 as part o f the ‘ People Who Read Achieve* program and the money will be used to finance a third-grade book club. Tusks wills Middle School won second place in the C en­ tral Florida Region Odyssey o f Robert Btacbow. Kyle Halpin, Kyla Connor, Jon Harper, Tony Jordan and Bryan Rey­ nolds who will compete next month at the national competi­ tion tn Kansas City. • • • _______ At the_____I_____ Seminole County Teachers o f Mathematics High School Math Contest, the A lge­ bra II team from Seminole High School featuring Karin Chan, Andrew Loo, Mike Hypeo and Andrew Colombo won first place while the pre-calculus team o f Aaaoon BaT Grasakow and Win finished second. ________ i placed first In calculus. of Sanford, was named to the King College 4.0 honor roll for the spring semester. i, o f Casselberry, was named to the Dean's list at Maryville College in T e n ­ nessee. She is the daughter of Jim and Nacy Studman. The Semmole IleraId is available at I he following local ions: W e had a great time in band class By Jamie Bowlin Throughout the school yenr, a number o f Goldsboro Ele­ mentary students won school, district and state recognition for outstanlng art projects. 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SR. 434 PHYSICIAN'S BUILDING 515 W. SR. 434 R4B FOOD MART 1405 S. HWY. 17-02 LONGWOOO RAMADA INN NORTH 2025 W. SR. 434 LONGWOOO TOWN HOUSE 0E. BROADWAY ST. OVIEDO COIN LAUNDRY 200 GENEVA DRIVE What’s cooking Semlnol# High students celebrated Iasi week with a cookout for Ernie McPherson's workshop class. The students built sheds which wore displayed throughout the campus. Healing ip some burgers here are Seminole students Jason Kramarcik and Robert Wtlgs. CRUAM IA GROCERY 7TH ST. OSTEEN DINER POST OFFICE WINN 0IX1E12237 2 N. US HWY 17-02 �SeminoJo Herald. Santord. Florida *Wednesday, June 2,1999 •3C llangin Out Da’ Bomb hears all... Da B om b wants to congratulate the Semi­ nole County high schools for what seemed to be classy and fun graduations. Let's face It. with everything going on in national high schools recently, every­ one had to be It con­ cerned. But the schools had extra security and everything went off without a hitch. PM* fry■** Check out some writing talents from the kids at Mid­ way Elementary School next week In Hsngm' Out The kids st Midway scored their highest total ever during the Florida Writes program. Da B om b doesn't have enough room to list eve­ ryone of the seniors he'll miss next year, but they know who they arc. The seniors at Lake Mary have been particularly friendly, but so many seniors went out of their way to meet with us so we don't want to single anyone out. Good luck next year, gang. little bit bad about the kids at Pine Crest and Midway Elementary Schools but, according to Ms. Tanner over at Midway It really gives the kids a great chance to do some special proj­ ects that have been set up for them. But when you have a brother who goes to Millennium which got out last week, and his sister goes to Pine Crest, imagine the conflict in th:it family! Speaking of showing lots of class, on the lust day of school, the kids at Millennium were great. They were ex­ cited. of course, but no one trashed the place. Bom b remembers when you were almost supposed to trash the school on the last day. What do you think about school uniforms? Thai's what Da B om b needs to know, so give us a call at 322-261 1. Da Da Bom b says It's really great to sec won­ derful assistant princi­ pals get promoted top a top Job. There are a lot of deserving assistants out there waiting their chances all over Semi­ nole County. Wilson Elementary made a great choice In pro­ moting Ms. Cummings to principal. Da B om b luis to feel a Everything you need to know about cliques Am r Ouonthor IIE R A U ) STAFF WKJTKK Sticking together and Imping fur thr best, that la what high school cliques h i t all about. Multiple groups form the student body o f moat high schools. Nrarly all clique* arc stereotyped. and the overall large group* that are formed by multiple dlques are stereotyped even more. Thinking o f all the cliques In schools now, ten group* Immediately came mind. The Maafca." the 'p re p *,' the .... *skater*,' the ‘ nerd*,* the ‘Tvskkiss.* the ‘ Gothics," and the ‘ rednecks' ■Jocks' are the main athlete* at the schools. They are the klda who seem to have 'everything.* Ideally they are the kids who are Idolised to some degree by the other students. The Jocks are the ones who can cause problems In class and get bad grades and no one notices. In some cases though, Jocks are held to the highest standards. Of course they arc often stereotyped as the clique that skips school the most. The "preps" are the ones who act and dress more professionally than everyone else. They are usually the ones who are considered to have on unlimited supply of money. Having after school Jobs Is another common thread among "preps." this maybe why they always have money. The "Jocks" and the "preps* currently seem to be merging. It seems that they are going lo form the absolute largest conglomeration o f people. The largest number o f conform ist* are (bund within these two ps. along with a few era. The "bond geeks," are Just what they sound like, the band kids. All the member* g f thr l « q d seem tg font! their _______ HU die ones with musical talchls lhal they use tti 1 play Instruments. They participate In marching band, mostly bceausc It Is for a grade In band. Many enjoy marching season and they have their own table at lunch. The chorus forma another social - group. They are the other kids with musical talents. They sing In the chorus. The "Drama kids" are the one* tlrat can act. They are die ones who can not only perform on the stage, but also In the classroom. Convincing teachers that diey had Just too much to do. and getting deadlines extended are characteristics of 'drama kids." The smart "know It all" kids, nre the "nerds." They are the K ones who often fall wtthln the top 20 perrent o f their class. They are the one* who don't do anything, but go home every night and study for hour* on end. hence why they seem to "know It all.* "Skaters" are the die hard rollrrbladers and skulerboarders. Typically, "skaters" get bad grades and are deemed stupid. However, most of them are not stupid, they are simply uninterested In school. Baggy clothes such as Jeans are the everyday uniform o f the "skaters." Tight Jeans and btg belt ■S ^'arV • n » only. Their appearance Is generally enough lo ward ofT all otlirrs. and to cause themselves to be mocked. They are rrully the only group Hut la not accepted as part of the high school scene. However, whether the other groups like It or not. they are definitely a clique. Basically the conformists. In high school similarly to the rest o f society, are the most accepted. The non­ conformists are the ones who not only do their own thing, but they do It alone, or In small groups that do things similarly to themselves. drive pick-up trucks with big wheels. On the weekends, they go "muddlng" In their trucks. Science fiction Is the main focus o f the Trekkles," Often time* the Trekkles* are not Just Star Trek fans, they are also big Star W an fans as well. Reading science ftctlon, such as The Complete Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the Trekkles" are also among the brightest kids at the schools. Marilyn Man son followers are referred to a* the "Gothic*.* They usually wear all black, complete with fingernail polish and eyeliner (both guys and girls). Ordinarily they are considered social outcasts. They are accepted within their circles v r y i y *T. M „ Wilson Elementary School assistant principal Marian Cummings became the new principal ol the elementary school last week. Shell take over for Suzie Crook. B9I * if Devon Charter School Pittsburgh Stsstor running back John L. Williams addrasssd ths students st Devon Charter School In Sanford last week tor their graduation. Hera he is with Michael Sheldon, Jeremy Watson, TWsny Griffin, Dietrick Hsfl, Marvin Bargnan# and Chris Mutvaney along with Principal Maria Caahlon. GetWet'nWildWrttartGetti Now Honda residents can enjoy thr biggest water park thrill ever • $J worth of savings! That means you can get totally Wet 'n Wild. Without gening totally broke. And you get every ride we're famous for • the Fuji Flyer, the Black Hole and many more. So, for an attraction that's worth the drive, head io Wet 'n Wild. You supply the Florida ID • we'll sup­ ply the thrills! sasvsqasn ast-isoo $5 OFF ^ ^ F L OFLORIDA R I D A RESIDENTS Driving away a winner 8ev*n Seminole County high school students drove away new cars last weak attar winning their school's ___ adrwscnwmprod d Honda rwxJerxyNavakd Good Student Incentive Award Program. Sheriff Don Esllnger was thsra to hand over the toys. varyctweAs ordtemoonprtangNolvMd onManorial Day. S3ifl9 or ^■31/»Vrddlori4Jfc6pMp6»TOJ(p120l». m k S t^ d . �4C • Somlnolo Horald. Sanford. Florida - Wodnosday, June 2 .1 9 9 9 Y outh A th le te s in A ctio n : The S p o rts c a rd P re v ie w --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- n Saan Roberta Jab Blaka Football Camp Tommy Bowila Jab Blaka Football Camp M attJonaa Jab Blaka Football Camp Chaaa DaMayo J a b B l*k * Football Camp Nick Krttaky Ja b Blaka Football Camp Kavln E lliott Joahua Ward Jab Blaka Football Camp Damatrlua Wllliamaon J a b Blaka Football Camp Hair today, gone tomorrow Idytfwikto Elementary School Principal Dave Scott m ade on e o f the ultimate aacrificee last week, allowing N s own students to cut off N s hair (or achieving their goals on a statewide last. 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Casselberry, Lake M ary, Longwood, ra in Oviedo. W inter S prings H igh: 92 and Sem inole C ounty Low: 71 Sines 1908 □ BRIEFLY Commission OKs student housing C fttlK W O O O -T h e reel<tonts of Creefcwood no lo n g * think the Seminole County Commleelonefs have left toem up • crook with no paddto. Moot embraced toe unanimous decision TUeedey night to stow a 160-unit otudont housing in too neighborhood. The vote was 4-0. Commissioner Dick VtotOwWoidB woo not at too ovoning aooaion that iaotod to 10 p m David 8hMdo. roprooonOng too Craotcwood Homo Owners, aaid too county hao had a bod poicy toot ought to bo changed but toat too approval tor tho housing unit woo probobiy tho Sum m er tra ck s e rie s ru n s Monday IB A fternoo n 2A P o l i c e n a b 8 in d r u g r o u n d u p Mu Bill V a m . ALTAMONTE SPRIN GS — Drug agents investigating the self-named "Forest City Mob" made eight arrests Tuesday in Seminole and Orange counties. Six of those arrested were at their homes in Seminole and Orange counties when agents started the sting at 6 JO a.m. A seventh was already in the Orange County Jail, and an eighth turned himself in to Orange County deputies. Drug agents issued 13 warrants Tuesday, and are searching for .l . a . . . tho five who eluded arrest. This is the third phase of an Investigation into the street gang that law enforcement offi­ cials claim sold the majority of drugs to area schools. The first phase resulted in the arrest of 16 key members of the gang on Sept. 4. Officers made 32 addi­ tional arrests on April 14, for sale and possession of narcotics. Nine were Seminole County high school students. The people arrested Tuesday were dealing primarily in cocaine and marijuana. Sgt. John Negri of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office said they were mid-to-high level local drug dealers. "A few have been a problem in Seminole and Orange coun­ ties for years," Negri said. "Hopefully, those we haven't arrested yet are running scared." More arrests are expected, as investigators question those nabbed Tuesday. "Phase four will, quite frankly, depend on the cooperation we receive from the people we just arrested," Negri said. "We have other people to identify, and you never know where an investigation can reach." Playin’ possum A The arrests since September have essentially shut down the Forest City Mob, investigators said. Although loosely organized and plagued by internal prob­ lems, the gang once controlled the most territory in Seminole County, according to the Sheriff's Office gang suppres­ sion unit. The gang was responsible for distributing large quantities of marijuana, cocaine, crack cocaine, and various designer drugs including LSD and ecsta­ sy, investigators said. See Police, Page 2A Might people arrested by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. C o u n ty O K s fu n d s f o r A IG Lake Mary vies with Baltimore for corporate headquarters B y tw e e W h ite S A N F O R D — It appears Lak Mary can be a winner over Baltimore. The two cities are competing to have AIG Warranty Services, Inc. build its corporate head­ quarters in its location. AIG, a subsidiary of the insur­ ance giant American International Group, could make a decision between the two cities with the next twoweeks. AIG officials told Seminole County Economic Development Director Bob 1\«rk the support from Seminole County officials. O r Tbeeday, four o f the five Seminole County Coounissioners approved $165,000 in county funds to match the city of Lake Mary's $165,000 investment School board approves stricter policies on drugs Winded Cam pbell, a professional storyteller from Tam pa, incorporates the art of storytelling with the art of puppety to entertain the children a t the north branch of the Sem in ole County Library in Sanford. C a m p e r s visit, which included the story "Playing P o ssu m ," w as part of the library's sum ­ m er scho o l a g e program . F ire fighters give the ‘b o ot’ to M uscular D ystrophy think the machines we worship make aU trie chief appointments, promoting ■■ the human beings who seem riosatt to thorn.” SANFORD — Seminole County fire fighters will be out in force this weekend to give the boot, literally, to Muscular Dystrophy. On the line are brag­ ging rights between the state of Florida and Texas and a bet between the gubernatorial Bush brothers is also at stake. "We missed the fund drive last year because of the torna­ does and brush fires," said Tim Nicholson of the Seminole County Professional Fire Fighters Association. "We're really looking forward to hitting the streets again and knocking Texas from the top of the heap." This year's annual "boot" drive is scheduled for Friday through Sunday, June 25 - 27. About 150 county fire fighters are expected to split collection shifts at two locations: Highway 434 and Wekiva Springs Road; and Red Bug Lake Road and Tuskawilla Road. "Our big visibility push comes about 7JO each morning, lunch time, and of course afternoon drive time," Nicholson said. "But depending on the avail­ ability of off-duty fire fighters, we'U be collecting just about all day long over the three day period." Efforts by local fire fighters have resulted in steadily increasing funds for the Muscular Dystrophy ' .. Association. Regional spokesperson Carol Burkett -■ ru* -'ey*:'- i i IH B B B t a t a t a t a t a iiu ! iinn mammi indicated Seminole County efforts yielded more than $2^00 in 1997 and more than $3,600 in 1996. . "Our goal in Seminole County this year is to hit $5,600," she said. State-wide, Florida's fire fight­ ers raised $13 million for MDA a year ago, ranking Florida as this second best fund raiser behind Texas. "We've got a healthy competi­ tion going between Florida and Texas." explained Nicholson. "And now with a Bush brother as governor of both states, its our challenge to be number one again It's my understanding the Bush brothers have a bet on which state raises the most money." See Firs Fighters, Page 4A SANFORD • Seminole County middle and high school students will face more rapid expulsions next school year. Students next year wUl receive automatic expulsions for possessing even a small amount of marijuana, cocaine, or other controlled substances. The school board on Tuesday approved a change in the Zero Tolerance policy relating to drugs in schools. Students will be subject to expulsion for a minimum of one semester horn attending Seminole County public schools for possession of a controlled substance, such as narcotic or hallucinogenic drugs, ampheta­ mines, barbiturates, and mari­ juana. Santoro Mayor Larry Data and Douglas Foreman were on hand tor the unveiling o f a a i g n o n t o e s i t o o f s revenue oantor of Habitat tor Humanffy in Bamlnoto County. The location la at toa IntanaoMon of 17/02 end Americana Boulevard. , �2A •Seminole Herald. Sanford, Flonda •Wednesday. June 23, 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY F lo r id a W e a th e r w w w .B C c u w 8 a t h 8 r .c o m UV Index Tomorrow F iv e - D a y F o r e c a s t f o r S a n f o r d t a Telia haaeee A . 70/89 n Sunday S a tu rd a y 8am. loam Noon 2p.m. 4p.m. td low «S un>«87iUodr*.M. W t 74/98 Shown it tomorrow'* weather. Tamperaturea are torughTi low'i and tomorrow’! highs Some sun, hot; p.m tslorms possible. Partly sunny, p.m. showers and : Partly sunny, p m showers and tslorms. Showers and I storms, then partly cloudy. l storms. Regional Cities Orlando, 71/90 Vera Beach 72/88 A lm a n a c Sanford through Yesterday W. Pali Beach 73/88 Temperature High........... ...................... . 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GA Coral Springs Cretivtew FI Laudsrdaia Fort Myers GanesviSe Kay Weri Klealmmee Latali no Matbouma Naples Orlando Tomorrow 11:33 a.m. 5:18 a m none 603 p.m Tomorrow’s National W eather » »>£T___ j 1 Frl. HI Lo W PS 75 t 92 73 a Bfl 68 pc 100 83 • 66 49 r 82 63 pc 64 65 r 92 58 pc M World Cities _ •0a'— !% ■ y Buenos Ara* Cara Hong Kong Jerusalem Sydney Shown are noon position* of weather syslam* and high* tor the day Forecast hrgMow temperature* Yettarday’s National HlghAow : (for the 48 cot Tokyo ------- Continued from Page LA In the early 1990's the gang began with people dealing in stolen property and selling small amounts of marijuana in the Forest City area. "They were just punk kids ini­ tially," Negri said. "In lime they became strong and really dan­ gerous." One key to the Forest City Mob’s growth was its location at the edge of Seminole and Orange counties, centrally local cd near Altamonte Springs and Apopka, Negri said. Those arrested Tuesday and charged with conspiracy to sell cocaine include Walker Newton Hobbs, 26, of Altamonte Springs, who is also charged with solicitation to traffic in Murphy, 22, of Winter Park. Henry Richards, 27, turned himself In to Orange County deputies, and is charged with conspiracy to sell marijuana. He was transferred to the Seminole County jail. Also arrested for conspiracy to sell cocaine were Jason A. Cichon, 23, who is being held in the Orange County Jail waiting transfer to Seminole County; Ullokalani M. Rivera, 29, of Winter Park; and Timothy W. cocaine; Robert R. Frilsch, 22, of Sanfoni; John Richard Yohman, 19, of Altamonte Springs, also charged with conspiracy to commit armed home invasion; and Jonathan J. Williams, 21, of Sanford. 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Each m eal Is served with salad, choice o f potato and fresh baked bread. Appetizers aren't ordered very often due to the huge por­ tions and m any extras. >11 IIII*. AM) AM Hours Sundjy-Thurtdty 5:00 p.m.-9:45 p.m • Friday 4 Saturday 5 0 0 p m • 10:45 p.m. Advertise Your Restaurant On This Page Speaking o f large portions, is anyone brave enough to tack­ le the six pound challenge? If anyone can finish the six pound steak (yes, six pounds!) in o n e sitting, the m eal is free and F o r a s little a s I 2Q Ifp V F V a s s t ‘K t ^ /<>/t i n S A .t i.sti i c Bottle of wine (your choice) with 2 dinners, limit one per table, with coupon. Not valid with any other offers or discounts Exp. 7-1 7 -9 0 v in e * * fcpure Lake M aty Florida Honrs: M on. thru Wad.' 1 1 a.m . to 9 p.nr. T h a r*. Thru Sat. 11 a.m . to 1 0 p.m. Shirley K obcrts M P hillip R oberts - O wners / ] c h I t a C ia n ‘ M i ) / i i i u h ti* « Stu,,- (4 0 7 ) 8 2 0 -9 1 0 0 • f a s : (4 0 7 ) 8 2 0 -8 0 0 9 F r e n 330-1299 3600 N. Hay 17-92 \ lfci_Ju d *o< £id Se| ^ Hours Lunch: 1130-£30Tusi-Fri Oinntr 480 •10 Tuss •Sun $ 3 0 /w e e k l Your ad will appear on this page, highlighting the best local restaurants. We will do a review story for you Featuring all o f the great things your business has to offer. '’Don't Walt... Call Today! Seminole Herald 322-2611 �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Wednesday, June 23, 1999 •3 * A warden once was asked how many inmates at his jail admitted to the crimes of which they were charged. He said that all but one claimed innocence. The warden imme­ diately released this man. It wasn't right, the war­ den reasoned, for hundreds of inno­ cents to be corrupted by an obvious nut case. On Tuesday, Sheriff Don Eslinger told the Seminole County Commissioners that he is concerned dbout the number of mental­ R uss ly ill prisoners arriv­ ing daily at the county jail. The sheriff wants • • • to contract a mental health team to screen the Jail's new residents. This inmate mental health service will cost $250,000 annu­ ally. The money is available from revenues the sheriff col­ lects from inmate telephone calls. The office collects more than $700,000 per year in pris­ oner phone calls. (Haven't the inmates heard of 10-10-321?) Eslinger said he wants to know who’s mentally ill and who isn't. He said studies show that 10 percent of those who commit a crime are men­ tally ill. The sheriff continues to seethe over a deadly shoot-out last July between a Geneva man and half the law enforce­ ment officers in the county. "Alan Singletary (the armed man) shouldn't have been on the loose," the sheriff said. "He shouldn't have been able to purchase guns and ammuni­ tion. He had mental problems and was dangerous but no one did anything." S n g lttaiy killed Deputy * . Eugerle Grvgoryand- wounded two others before being shot; down a ftirV 13-hour debacle? "Many law enforcement agencies perform mental health testing on each inmate. Los Angeles has been doing it for sometime. Orange County has begun its testing. More than 16,000 come to our Jail each year. We want to know more about them. To know how dangerous they really arc." It took the sheriff more than a half hour to arm wrestle the commissioners into submis­ sion. Yeah, they said he was right about finding out which prisoners arc mental­ ly disturbed. But for the sake of being Just nasty, some of the commissioners hemmed and hawed. They wanted to know why he also wanted to beef up Jail security by updating cameras and wiring. "Why are you giv­ ing the sheriff so much trouble?" > • • • District 5 Commissioner Daryl McLain finally demanded to know. "Why this micro-management? w While This caused Chairman Carlton Henley to bristle. "I'm not trying to micro-man­ age anything." Commissioner Randy Morris had tried to break the tension with a quip that the 10- percent of inmates who might be men­ tally ill was nothing compared to the percentage of county commissioners. "That 10-per­ cent is lower," he said. In the end, the sheriff came up with an annual appropria­ tion of $250,000 for a mental health team at the Jail, and $300,000 this current year to lighten security at the facility. The commission voted, 5-0, for each measure The sheriff wanted $180,000 more to replace or repair a number of deputy's vehicles again, all the money being taken from the telephone rev­ enues from calls by the inmates. Outeld* the Commission Chambers, Eslinger took a deep breath .': 1 "You know," someone told him, "your 10-percent estimate may be low. Isn't Just about anyone who commits a crime a little nuts? The sheriff did not disagree. f a n Waite's rale— if |!Mn to the I n l M b HmM I M i ) r ISteeRlI Saturday. P o l ic e Lo g DUI Arrests Oviedo - June 22. Patricia Jean Melton, 33, of Geranium Avenue, Orlando, was stopped on CR 419 in Oviedo by Seminole County deputies. She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Altamonte Springs •June 22. Carlos Luis Rios, 25, of Eden Park Road, Altamonte Springs was stopped by Altamonte Springs police at Westown and Laurel Streets. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Sanford - June 22. Richard Allen Settle, 46, of Ramblewood Drive, Sanford was stopped on North Palmetto Avenue, by Sanford police. He was charged with driving under the influ­ ence of alcohol. Altamonte Springs - June 21. Sheny Humphrey, 42, of North St. John Street, Orlando, was stopped by Altamonte Springs police on Jamestown Boulevard. She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Drug Arrests Altamonte Springs - June 19. Terrell Lavlne Dennison, 23, of Salem Street, Altamonte Springs, was stopped at Magnolia Street and CR 407 by Altamonte Springs police. He was charged with possession of cocaine. Oviedo - June 18. Mohamad Imran AIL 24, of Sandpiper Ridge Drive, Orlando, was stopped by Seminole County deputies on McCulloch Road, Oviedo. He was charged with possession of cannabis with Intent to distribute, possession of cannabis within 1,000 feet of a place of worship, and posses­ sion of drug paraphernalia. Winter Springs •June 18. Donald Paul Brown, Jr, 34, of SR 415, New Smyrna, was stopped by Winter Springs police near the Winter Springs Golf Club. He was charged with pos­ session of cannabis. Altamonte Springs - June 18. Scotty Dean Tate, 35, of Drake Drive, Orlando, was stopped on West Highway 4 36. by Seminole County deputies. He was charged with possession of less than 20 grains of cannabis, and carrying a concealed weapon. Schools Continued from Page 1A Suspension for possession of controlled substances had been at the discretion of school administrators. Students were automatically expulled for the sale, purchase, or distribution of a controlled substance, but not for possession. In addition to the changed Zero Tolerance policy, the school board took an addition step to crack down on student discipline. Under the student conduct code for secondary students, which received final approval Tuesday, any student suspended out-of-school for a third time in a school year will be recom­ mended for expulsion. Students were previously allowed four out-of-school suspensions. Students who are expelled after three suspensions must appeal to the school board to be admitted back to the same school on a behavior contract. The school board made the change in the Zero Tolerance policy while reviewing final adoption of the Secondary Student Conduct and Disciple Code for 1999-2000. The code was adopted without changes. "We should say point-blank that you do not bring drugs to school, period," said board member Bob Goff, who pro­ posed the policy change. Out of 65 middle and high school students found in posses­ sion of controlled substances this year, 67 percent either went to an alternative school or received full exclusion from school, said Ron Pinncll, execu­ tive director of secondary edu­ cation. "The principals do take pos­ session very seriously," Pinnell said. Jeanne Morris voted against the policy change, saying that expulsion for possession of a controlled substance should be left to the discretion of princi­ pals. The change was approved 4-1. Students will still be able to appeal expulsions to the school board. The change in Zero Tolerance policy will take effect after it is advertised. In other news, the school board also named the new ele­ mentary school in Oviedo John W. Evans Elementary School. The school Is planned to open in time for the 2000-2001 school year. The board voted 3-2 to name Oviedo's new elementary school on Chapman Road after the Oviedo community leader and businessman. Evans, who died in 1982, helped to establish the Seminole County Hospital and served on its board for 23 years. He also helped to organize Boy Scout troops and taught Sunday School for a Methodist Church. For eight years, he served on the Seminole County School Board. He also served in the US Army during WWII. The 800-student school is planned to open in time for the 2000-2001 school year. It will be located on Chapman Road, east of State Road 434. The school board is using Highlands Elementary School in Winter Springs as a prototype for the new school. Board members Sandra Robinson and chairman Larry Furlong voted in favor of nam­ ing the new school Century Elementary School. On the first ballot. Century and Evans were tied with two votes, while Morris initially voted to name the school after Everglades environmentalist Marjorie Stoneman Douglas. In other action, the school board also: • Approved raising the base salary for Superintendent Paul Hagerty from $112,728 to $135,000. In comparison, last year's salary for the President of Seminole Community College was $132,500. Last fall's average Superintendent's base salary nationally in districts of more than 25,000 students was $133,702. • Approved final adoption of the revised Citizenship Standards for participation in extra-curricular activities, the tentative budget for 1999-2000, the Elementary Student Conduct and Discipline Code, the Pupil Progression Plan, and School Improvement Plans, without amendments. LO TTE R Y Haro aro the winning numbers aetocted in (ho Florida Lottery: Fantasy 8 (June 23) 2-3-7-13-22 Lotto (June 10) 18-20-21-22-40-48 Mega Money (June 22) 0-10-28-28 — Megaball 0 Obituaries 88, Hemingway Drive, Deltona, ELIZABETH A. ASH Elizabeth A. Ash, 93, Sheridan died Monday June 21,1999. Bom Avenue, Longwood, died in New York, N.Y., he moved to Monday, June 21, 1999. Bom in Central Florida in 1974 from Ringoes, N.J., she moved to Brooklyn. Mr. Goldstein was Central Florida in 1976. Mrs. Ash Head Cantor and Spriritual was a Seamstress. She was a Leader of Temple Shalom, member of Faith Baptist Church, Deltona, for 20 years. He was a Orlando. member of Temple Shalom, Survivors include son, Robert Deltona. W. Ash, Bellevue, Wash.; son, Mr. Goldstein was a member of Donald R. Ash, Bordentown, B'Nai B'Rith, and the Federation N.J.; daughter. Betty A. Ash, of Jewish Philanthropy. He was Longwood; sister, Kathryn Buck, Choir Leader for Temple Shalom Remington, N .Jj sister, Eleanor and Initiated Choir. The Choir An&cp p n. Safety. JJarbgr; sister, went .to Nursing..Homei_ and. « , N.J.; sang at Bannitzvah’s. He was an •grand­ honorary Chaplain for- theAmerican Legion. Mr. Goldstein children. Wood lawn Carey Hand was a semi-professional baseball Funeral Home, Longwood, is in player for the New York Colonials. He was also a band charge of services. leader in 1930. He enjoyed play­ PAULINE ECHOLS BRADLEY ing violin and singing. Survivors include wife, Dora, Pauline Echols Bradley, 90, Deltona; son, Manning Farms Court, Atlanta, Goldstein, Ga., died Tuesday June 22,1999. Lawrence H. Goldstein, Bom June 27, 1908 in Pinkaid, Merrick, N.Y.; daughter, Sheila Ala., she moved to Sanford In Rashy, Altamonte Springs; Emil Goldstein, 1925 from Alabama. Mrs. brother, Bradley was a Homemaker. She Middleton, N.J.; sister, Hilda Kirschenbaum, Brooklyn, N.Y.; was a Presbyterian. Mrs. Bradley was a member of five grandchildren, three great­ a pioneer family of Sanford. She grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral lived in Sanford from 1925 until moving to Georgia to be near her Home, Deltona, is in charge of daughter in 1994. services. Survivors include daughter, CHARLES E. TOOLE, Sr. Dorothy Richeson, Atlanta, Ga.; Charles E. Toole, Sr., 84, son, Frank Bradley, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale; sister, Evelyn Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Hansen, Ft. Lauderdale; brother, died Monday June 21,1999. Bom Kenneth Echols, Sanford; two in Lockhart, Ala., he moved to grandchildren; five great-grand­ Central Florida in 1956 from Alabama. Mr. Toole was an children. Brisson Funeral Home, Insurance Salesman. Mr. Toole was a veteran of the Sanford, is in charge of services. US Army Air Corp. He was a member of Life Underwriters ABRAHAM -DAVID* Association. GOLDSTEIN Survivors include wife, Abraham "David" Goldstein, Jessieneal Toole, Sanford; son, Charles Elliot Toole, Jr., Tallahassee; step-son, Hunter Toole, Marianna; step-son, Bill Toole, Orlando; six grandchil dren; two great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild-Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary, Is In charge of services. Funeral BRADLEY, MRS. FRANK E. (PAULINE ECHOLS) Funeral terrkea lot Mn. Bradley will be Thursday (6/14/ISW , al 2JO p m In the Bnaaon Funeral Chapel Interment will follow In Evetpaen Cemetery. Friend, may call at the Funeral home Thursday, from 100 pm until trine oFaarrke ■SISSON FUNERAL HOME, 4ff7.SU .m i, SANFORD, IS IN CHARGE OF SERVICES. A2Z Janitorial Sujiph Co. ^REMODELING SALE Save 10* to 50* a ii Stocked Items Tfer Abre Ymt Mug Tk* L**s W* Hmt* T » Ate* C uttr fall Towel*. *36*95 A Case 9* J m W Roll TIsmm...*3 6 * 9 5 A Cam Purchase of 95.00 or Moro...Qot FREE 2 oz. Bottle of Air Freshner Concentrate _____ While S u p p lies L a s t (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -4 0 1 5 ...,— Finding out m ore about those in ja il ■ivWiaT �I 4 A •So mi note Herald. San lord. Honda •Wednesday. June 23. 1993 Editorial & Opinion Our View Kudos to Bronson Don't like our point of view? Do something about it. Write us a tetter to the editor. All letters to the editor must be signed and, for verification pur­ poses, include an address and phone number. Letters should also be limited to 500 words. Letters to the editor will be accepted by: • U .8. MaH - 3 0 0 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771 Ray Bronson could have kept the status quo when he took over as interim Sanford Police Chief. He didn’t, and Sanford is much better for it. Sanford streets w ill look the sam e on Friday. N o crim e sp ree is likely to break out. But, looks can b e deceptive. T h e C ity w ill not be the sam e. A cting Sanford Police C h ie f Ray Bronson is retiring Friday. Sin ce the fall o f 1998, Bronson g u id ed Sanford 's once-em battled police d ep artm en t through difficult tim es w ith the poise that co m es from 25-years o f service as a co m m an d er and investigator. Since taking ov er as actin g police ch ief, Bronson im plem ented m any recom m end ations that a private consultant said w ould m ake the d ep artm ent m ore effi­ cient. T he departm ent has stepped up its com m u nity policing efforts, m ost notably in the G old sb oro area. T he dep artm ent has increased its C om m u nity O riented Policing program throughout the city. T h e pro­ gram is designed to increase police visibility throughout the city, and to help rebuild neighborhood w atch pro­ gram s. Sanford police officers now m ake a tw o-year co m m it­ m ent to their com m unity service areas to form a rela­ tionship w ith th e people in the neighborhoods w here they serve. T he d ep artm ent's D .A .R.E. program in elem entary schools continu es to flourish. C rim e is d ow n in m ost m ajor categories for 1998. A rrests for "victim less" crim es such as prostitution have increased, but com m u nity p olicing has a w ay o f increasing the nu m ber o f arrests. The departm ent is regaining respect and credibility that had been degraded by years of poor reviews. Regrettably, Bronson felt unappreciated w hen his application for Chief of Police did not receive stronger consideration. H e lacks a college degree, and the search com m ittee w ants a chief w ith m ore education. Bronson earned respect throughout his 2 5 years with the departm ent. H e certainly earned o u r gratitude. A t 47, Bronson is too you ng to leave law enforcem ent. H e will serve as a volunteer reserve dep u ty with the Seminole C ounty Sheriff's Office, investigating drugrelated cases. The departm ent is in good hands. C om dr. Mitch Tindel will serve as acting chief until a perm anent chief is chosen. C ity M anager Tony V anD erw orp said the search is likely to last into late July. Bronson said he expects the transition to be sm ooth. T h e cred it for the sm ooth transition lies w ith Bronson. As the new chief continues to m ake im provem ents in the future, Bronson w as th e o n e w ho laid the stable groundw ork for the im provem ents. F ir e F ig h ters •E-fneN • shedttorOeol.com •Fax -3 2 3 -9 4 0 6 columnists who appear on views of t o Seminole Speaker Hastert wants reinforcements The rap on Speaker Dennis Hastert is that he's not Newt Gingrich. For conservatives, that's a shame. For moderates, that's just fine. For those who like a politician to be some­ thing he is not, they have Dill Clinton. A visit with the Speaker last week reveals a kind of princi­ pled pragmatism. It is founded on Republican core beliefs, but tempered with the realization that, given a six-seat majority with no philosophical unity on which to construct a voting bloc, there is a limit on what he and his majority can do with­ out reinforcements. "We'U have a tax cut bill on the Poor of the House by the 26th of July. We'U have a tax cut bill out of the Senate Finance Committee by the 26th o f July. I think that's what the people want. I don't know what the formula is, but we'U be looking at the marriage penalty and inheritance and death taxes which hurt small business and farmers." Hastert suspects the reason for the angst among his critics is the difficulty in getUng the Republican message through the post-Monica, post-impeach­ ment and now post-Kosovo and a staff that met in Washington. About secret were attempt­ criticism of his lead­ ing to nationalize ership, the former health care. "In June, wrestling coach and 1993, we had a din­ teacher of the ner," Hastert recalls. Constitution says, "It was Mrs. Clinton, "The only way to win Rep. John Kaslch, four is to bring people or five other people, together. Whether and me. I was the last you're a moderate or one to ask a question. conservative, our Cal I said, 'Mrs. Clinton, margin is too small have you thought not to pull together to about medical savings get things done. We accounts (MSAs)?* don't have the luxury She said, T h ey won't work.' I to be fractionalized so that 15 said, 'Why not?' She said, or 20 people can go off at their 'Well, for two reasons. People leisure and do their own thing. are greedy. They'll want to take But in order for us to add to that money and won't get the our majority, the people are going to have tqsee.that this .services for tfceit fomily, — the Congress and the Republicans . screenings', preventive care.'" arc doing good for the country Hastert says he told Mrs. It's to the advantage o f our Clinton that part of it is an adversaries not to let us do educational process to Inform anything. Their game plan wUI people that if they do certain divide us, drive wedges, slow things they'll be healthier. He recalls her saying, "No, no. The us down. They'll pick off six peotle whenever they can." government will tell them The Speaker offered new when to get the screenings, details about his dealings with when to get the preventive Hillary Rodham Clinton which care. That's how we're going to might be of interest should she do it in my health care plan." decide to run for the SenateHastert says he thought to from himself, "That’s dictatorial." New York. Asking her the second reason Six years ago, Mrs. Clinton for her doubts about MSAs, he says she responded, "All that money goes to the private sec­ tor and the federal government will spend that money better than the private sector w ill" For Hastert, this crystallized the difference between the par­ ties. Democrats believe govern­ ment can spend people's money better than the people who earn it. Republicaas think "the individual is at the center of the decision-making process and we are accountable for our decisions, not gover,mcn$." Hastert plans to take that message national and ask for additional Republica. troops. To do what? To do more of what he p"omlses his limited majority has planned fur the t ■ current aesslo.. Many conservatives confuse loudnesO with Idadership and personality with policy, whether one wins or not. Speaker Hastert says he knows the House and how Democrats play the game. He's betting that not making himself a tar­ get and staying focused on what is doable will be enough to widen the GOP majority next year. We'U know in 16 months. 5-0 vote in Lake Mary was great." Maloy, who is opposed to what he calls "corporate wel­ fare," was the nay vote on Tuesday. "I still don't believe we should pay for a corporation to come here when growth is as fast as i t ' is," Maloy said. The other commissioners agreed with Turk that AIG Warranty Services, Inc., satisfies the requirement for a target industry and satisfies the quali­ fications for inclusions in the incentives program. County officials say the poten­ having more strip malls and industrial parks spring up in Seminole County but was all for corporations such as AIG setting up their corporate head­ quarters. "Without our incentive pro­ gram, there would be those who were not as desirable." Turk was pleased with the result. He said that AIG proposes to add 212 jobs in the next two years and a total of 550 within the next four years. The total capital investment for the 140,000-square-foot Class A facility is $ 1 U million. Thomas • •••••• (<) IW , Lo t Ang rin Time* Syndic*!* Funds 1A Page 1A This year's fund drive takes on added emphasis from a his­ torical perspective as well. "This marks the 45th year that the International Fire Fighters Association has been in our cor­ ner," said Burkett "That's the longest commitment MDA has ever had from any organiza­ tion." Seminole County commission­ ers passed a proclamation Tuesday, dedaring this week as "Fire Fighters Appreciation Week." Fire fighters will be giving out commemorative 45th Anniversary stickers this week­ end to those who contribute. Funds raised by Are fighters give MDA the means to contin­ ue providing direct services to Seminole County children and adults with neuromuscular dis­ eases. Free medical services are available at MDA's Clinic at Lucerne Medical Center and at Nemours Children's Clinic for individuals diagnosed with any of the 40 neuromuscular dis­ eases covered by MDA. Seminole fire fighters also lend a hand at Camp Challenge located in Sorrento by visiting MDA summer campers for recreational end fishing outings. The combined local match of £330,000 represents 20 percent of the $1.65 mUUon grant expected to be given by the State of Florida. "Is it a done deal?" Turk said. "Not yet. But we're very opti­ mistic and so is A1G. We ought to know in two weeks. The state has to act, and then AIG make its decision. "The fact that 9 of 10 commis­ sioners in Lake Mary and the county approved the incentive measure is a huge plus," Turk said. "AIG was forewarned that Commissioner Grant Maloy would be opposed. The Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908” Wednesday, June 2 3 ,1 9 9 9 • Vol. 91, No. 215 Pubkahed: Dotty Except Monday, Saturday, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Santord, F L 32771 tial impact upon employment within Seminole County is favorable. AIG will hire as many as 550 people at salaries averaging $36,000 a year. "This is exactly the kind of business we've been eager to attract to Seminole County," Commissioner Daryl McLain said. "If we did not have the incentive program like this, we would not get the select corpo­ rations. This helps eliminate tax increases for our residents. Instead of their paying higher taxes, the new businesses chip in " McLain said he was against AOueesTtunoM CncULADON A ovuneeM Ken Hokrtnger - Mmsgsr John Cabman Peter F. 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Florida •Wednesday, June 23, 1999 - 8 A People Nothing beats barbecue on July 4 C a le n d e r Blood Bank R otary Club C entral Florid a Blood B an k Is a sk in g d onors o f all types blood - esp ecially O-typc d o ­ nors • to d o n ate at Its Sanford bran ch , 1 3 02 E. Second S t. For Inform ation, call 3 2 2 -0 8 2 2 . Rotary Club of Lake Mary m eets Thursd ay m orn in gs, 7 :3 0 -8 :3 0 a.m „ a t th e M arriott Courtyard, off W est Lake Mary Boulevard. C o n ta ct Mike M cLean, p resid ent, a t 3 2 4 5662. R ecovery, In c Recovery. In c ., Is a self-help m ental h ea lth organization for people who su ffer from panic a tta ck s, d ep ressio n , fears and general nervous sym ptom s. For inform ation, coll 6 6 0 -2 0 0 3 , or 8 9 6 -5 9 0 6 . TO PS Local C h ap te r 2 3 2 of TO PS in Longwood (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) m eets every W ednes­ day a t 6 :3 0 p .m .. In the gym of Sou th Sem in o le H ospital, 555 W. S ta te Road 4 3 4 , Longwood. W eighing b eg in s at 5 :3 0 p.m . For inform ation, ca ll (407) 3 3 2 -7 1 5 6 or 5 3 9 -9071. A l-A n o n Al-Anon Is an anonym ous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who is a relative or friend o f an alco h o lic. Seren ity Won Al-Anon m eets ea ch Monday at 7 p.m. and T hu rsd ay a t 7 p.m . Meetings are held In th e back room of the S a h a ra Club. 2 5 8 7 South Sanford Ave., Sanford. All m eetings a re non-sm oking. For m ore Inform ation, call 2 9 1 -1 9 0 0 . N ar-A n on Nor-Anon m eets every W ednesday a t 8 p.m. at Or­ lando Regional South Sem in o le H ospital, 5 6 5 W est State Road 4 3 4 , Longwood. Nar-Anon la a support group open to fam ilies an d friends o f ad d icts. J o in for support in coping with your ad d ict: gain serenity to m oke d ecisio n s and p u l your live b o ck In focu s. C all (407) 3 2 2 3 4 3 4 , 3 3 3 - 9 2 0 4 , or 2 9 4 -6 5 0 4 for m ore In form ation. Sertom a Club T he Sertom a C lub of South Sem inole County, dedicated to the advancem ent o f sp eech and hearing children, m eets every T hu rsd ay m orning, from 7 :3 0 to 8 :3 0 a.m ., a t the Florida H ospital Senior C itizens C en ­ ter, 1097 Sand Pond Lake Road w hich co n n e cta to Lake Em m a Road, one m ile south of Lake Mary Boulevard. P oten ­ tial m em bers are Invited to a t ­ tend. For Inform ation, ca ll G ene P restera, (407) 7 6 7 -1 2 3 4 . A Fourth of July celebration calls for an old-fashioned American feed. It calls lor food — plenty of it that can be eaten outdoors by people wearing shorts and T-shirts and flip-flops, who don't care a hoot about whether they make a mess. It calls for piles of com and biscuits and hot dogs and burgers and watermelon and ice cream. It calls — nay, screams — (or barbecue. So, In honor of the Fourth of July, try making your own barbecue sauce. You can get as fancy as you want: Dig a barbecue pit, bum only pecan wood and onion skins, hire a pit boss. Or you can go the simple hlbachi or oven route. But when you slather your meat with your homemade sauce, everyone will think you were bom In barbecue country. R B M0 MSAUCE T o astm asters T he Omni T o a stm a ste rs C lub •6861 will m eet a t 5 :3 0 p.m . every Thursd ay a t the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. G u e sts and p ro sp ec­ tive m em bers are w elcom e. Call J im O cque, 9 4 2 -5 2 2 7 for Inform ation. R eco v ery F resh S ta rt Recovery p ro ­ gram s offers 12-step support groups for th o se exp erien cin g life-controlling problem s. T h e groups m eet every Thursday, a t 7 :3 0 p.m ., at D estiny C hurch, 3 1 1 0 Howell B ra n ch Road, W inter Park. For Inform ation call 3 8 2 -3 2 3 2 or 3 8 4 -8 1 3 5 . ToughLove support ToughLove O rlando, a p a r­ ent support group, m eets every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. a t S t. Step hen Lutheran C hurch. 2 1 4 0 Hwy. 4 3 4 , Longwood. ToughLove Is a self-help, a c ­ tive. parent support group for p are n ts troubled fay th eir c h il­ dren's behavior. H ie group Is open to p aren ts o f p reteen s, teen ag ers and ad u lt children, and grand p arents. 1/2 1/2 cup 1/2 cup cider r lepeadeace Day backyard scene, starring chicken and beef grilled with maple-pepper flavored Rfl "Q" Sauce, of July, make yonr own crowd-pleasing, easy-to-prepare barbecue sauce. i i 1 1 i balsamic 2-1/2 dash hat 1 Mix the Ingredients in a cast-iron sldllet and cook over low heat, partially covered, until sauce Is thick enough to coat the back of ■ metal spoon. Store, covered, in the refrigerator. Yield: about 3 cups. Note: Maple pepper can be pur­ chased bom Vermont Highland Prod­ ucts, Aina, Maine. A 3-ounce ja r is $4. plus shipping and handling. Call (207) SM-53M to order. It can also be pur­ chased at specialty food stores and through the Mo Hotts — Mo Betts cat­ alog, which you can obtain by calling <•001 m 3230 — Recipe from “Barbecue Ameri­ ca,” by Rick Browne and Jack Bettrldge (Time-Life Books, IN I) SUN RISE B B O SAUCE INSTITUTE BA R BEC U E SAUCE LONE S T E E R B R ISK E T SAUCE fo o d MARIALISA CALTA 1/2 cup \ 1 ami 1/4 n y purood tomatoes 2 tabfc 2-1/2 teaspoons Hungarian paprika 1-1/4 teaspoons salt 1/2 iBBftooon around mtiita i 1/4 teaspoon ground rad Mix ingredients in a saucepan and simmer over low heat (or 30 minutes, stirring regularly to blend flavors. Cook until the onion pieces are very tender and liquid has been reduced by half. Cool and serve. This sauce can be kept for 2 to 3 weeks, if refrigerat­ ed Yield: 1-1/2 cups. — Recipe from “Barbecue Ameri­ ca.” by Rick Browne and Jack Bettrldge (Time-Life Books, IMt) About 3/4 pounds beat fat, cut from steak or briakat 2 cud* katchup 1/2 cup lemon Juice 1/2 cup lima |ulca 1/2 cup bourbon, boor or water 1/2 cup packed brown eugar 1 medium onion, pealed and 2 1/2 1 tablespoon Hungarian paprika 1 iMspoofi certify silt 1/2 teaspoon ground red psppsr (cayenne) Chop fat into large chunks and place in a cast-iron skillet over medium heat until there is 1 cup of (at in the pan. Discard any unmeltcd (at and fiber. Add remaining ingredients and cover, simmering for 45 minutes to 1 hour. BotUe or put in a sauce boat for the table. Store, covered. In refrigerator. Yields: 3 to 4 cups. — Recipe from “Barbecue Ameri­ ca." by Rjck Browne and Jack Beltridge (Time-Life Books, im > NEW ENGLAND CULINARY cNH posts (availsupsnnsriwts and wts, often as* This can be made several days before you plan to use It Melt the butter in a heavy-bottomed saucepan or skillet Add the onion and simmer 3 to 4 minutes Add garlic and saute a few more minutes. Add the coflee, Worcestershire sauce, larirf»y.vrieBW. and brown w jr . Skis: h for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Season with ta li and pepper, chili powder and chill paste. Cool. Store, covered, in refrigerator. Yield: 3 cups. — Recipe from New England Culi­ nary Institute, Montpelier, Vt. Swift response does not guarantee life DEAR A B B Y : T he le tter from "Eileen in Port Angeles” about CPR ' pnd the people who judge the careI givers hit home. As a volunteer Areg h te r and em erg ency m edical clin icia n for 18 y e a rs, 1 have lowered many calls where a pern has died from cardiac arreat. it’s hard when a stranger dies in your hands, and even harder when It’s someone you know. The evolution of CPR and defibrilla tio n h as made it poaaible to ‘ save” a percentage of these people, bu t It's a very amall percentage. Most cardiac arrests reault In the patient remaining dead. Therefore It's Important th at anyone render­ ing care rem em ber that once the heart itopa, the person ia clinically dead. Nothing they do ia going to make that worse. If all of the resus­ c ita tio n e ffo r ts fa ll, th e ca re provider has not “lulled* the person, nor contributed to his death, and it is never the provider’s fault that the person died. If more people got involved and learned CPR and other basic firstaid skills, they would have a better understanding o f life and d eath , and they wouldn’t be so quick to criticise and look for blam e th a t Isn’t there. BO B QAJEWSK1, WALES CENTER, N.Y. D EA R B O B : I hav e a s ta c k o f m ail from re a d e rs ech o in g y o u r Rend OQI DEAR ABBY: Aa a 30-year vet­ eran em ergency medical eervicea te c h n ic ia n an d c u rre n t C P R instructor, I can empathise with the overwhelming feeling of guilt expe­ rienced by “Mary Helen, who per­ formed CPR on ner brother. In our so cie ty , we a re con d itio n ed to b eliev e th a t a n y th in g le ss th an “winning” ia failure. But to encour­ age th a t guilt by oaying someone failed or Tost” a cardiac-arrest vic­ tim is reprehensible. Potential rescuers must have the motivation to learn CPR. Second, they must be willing U> get involved and take control in an emergency. Third, they m ust be ablo to exert the physical strength and emotional stamina. These challenges must lie met before the actual CPR process begins. Most individuals are not prepared to go this far. Thankfully. “M ary Helen’ was. Heroes never plan to be h ero ic; they ju s t u n­ selfishly give of themselves. “Mary Helen,” please recognize that you exhibited the courage, exe­ cuted the skills and performed hero­ ically. Remember, the ultimate deci- W E D N E S D A Y PRIM E TIM E sion was never yours to make. That load is not yours to bear. We are excited by the entry o f new technology and improved CPR skills that will allow us to substan­ tially increase resuscitation rates. I am referring to the introduction of the Automated External Defibrilla­ to r <AED) and new ly en h an ced courses offered by national training en tities for the general public. In the near future this device will be readily available in stadiums, air­ ports, shopping centers, husinetCses, churches and homes. The challenge is to train as many people us possi­ ble in the operation o f this userfriendly medical marvel. I encourage your readers to con­ ta c t th e ir neurest C PR tra in in g facility and inquire ubout the AED and the latest courses available in its application. HILL CARTER. CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Enroll Now for Fall! Seminole Christian Academy D E A R B IL L : T h a t’s ex cltlm n e w s . A b o u t f iv e y e a r s ago, h a d m y s t a f f c e r t i f i e d In a “h ea rt-sa v e r” co u rse o ffered by t h e A m e r ic a n H e a r t A s s o c ia ­ tio n . T h a n k h e a v e n s w e h a v e n e v e r e n c o u n te re d an e m e r­ gen cy , b u t it's b e tte r to b e sa fe th a n s o rry . 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HE SAY5 THE DUMBEST PLAYER alw ays pla ys RIGHT FIELD.. /THIS c o u l d \ o ( tu rn r e a l l y ; i y U 6 L Y ..^ / ^ •i i i { ner's circle should not have influence 2 H u he become Irksome? Straining your patience a bit mom? You're probably seeing too much o f him . And yourseN caught up In a wSd scheme Astro-graph la a syndicated column written b y B am ka Bade Oaoi tor Nawspapar Enterprise Association. . ORTUNATELY. HE STINKS. J CHS!by MCA. lac WIN AT BRIDGE The no-win play that appeals YDO'KOO, GLADYS L'M HOME.! , WRKttfOK DIN-DIN 7 C U V C fc AND ONIONS! STILL MAD NT M £,A K .Y O O ? \ Wf CANT but not two. There Is a natural Inclina­ tion to lead the queen (or jack) for a fi­ nesse. No problem If the five mining cards are dividing 3 2. but what hap­ pens when there la a 4-1 break with a singleton king? Then, taking the fi­ Back in 1275, this graffito was spot­ n esse condem ns d ecla re r to two ted in Balliol College, Oxford: “One trump loeers, whether West coven or hundred thousand lemmings can’t be East scoope up the trick with the stiff monarch. wrong.” The right play is lew to dummy’s Well, there are some plays at the bridge table that remind one of lem­ ace. When the king appears, declarer mings, and ail 100,000 who make them claims, conceding one spade trick. But if the king doesn’t drop, South contin­ are wrong! You are in four spades. The defend­ ues with dummy's remaining spade ers begin with three rounds of dia­ and hopes for a 3-2 split. The key guideline is to lead an hon­ monds. After ruffing, how would you or for a finesse only If you are happy continue? South’s two-spade rebid promises at - and will at worst break even — for least a six-card auit. With only five the n e it opponent to cover with the spades, South ought to be able to higher missing honor. Here, when show another suit, raise partner, or West covers the spade queen with his rabid in no-trump. (Never rebid in a singleton king, It coats South a trick, five-card suit unleu you have nothing making the play incorrect else sensible to do.) So, North’s raise on a doubleton is recommended. e QJ 7 5 4 2 • KJ 2 • is a AK Vulnerable: Both D ea le r South Weal Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: ♦ K by Jimmy Johnson PETER OOTT, M.D, should have a bone scan — a specific teat that will show tiny fractures, which are often nearly Invisible on regular X-ray fihna. la your situation, a bent scan Is not vital to your health and independence. I believe that the North 2* 3* Pau “*“ u *bout M u ra therapy. I don’t believe th at your ortkopedist’a W * ? * 4* * " la any way an attempt U>mislead you. . DEAR DR. OOTT: My M-yoar-oid a ister baa had a rth ritis for many fi& s m E Pi p P �S e m i n o le Herald B r ie fs TEN N IS TO U RN A M EN T OVIEDO • Oviedo Hccrcntlon and P arks Departm ent will hold a R ecreational T en n is T bu m am ent on S a t ­ urday. J u ly 3rd at Riverside Park. 1600 Lockwood Ooulevard In Oviedo. T h e tournam ent will b c Rln at 9 :3 0 a.m . and will b e a Round Robin, sin g le elim ination format. T h ere will be a prize for th e first place w inner. Tb sign up. you must register at Riverside Park by 5 p.m . on Ju ly 1st and there Is no fee to p a rtic i­ pate. For Info call 9 7 7 - 6 0 8 1 . G e ttin g o ff th e d e c k Altamonte Springs All-Stars rebound from opening game loss to win Bambino Commissioners Tournament title By D ean S m ith 's f o lTTS E W K ih ------------------------ striking d istan ce th e rest o f the game, bu t an oth er hom e tu n by Tbrm os and a round -tripper SANFORD - W hen the Longfrom C asey Fren ch kept Long­ wood A ll-Stars clobbered Alta­ wood at buy a s Altamonte monte Springs 1 0 -3 In Its Sprin gs rem ained alive, 1 1-6. opening game on Saturday T he first four Innings o f the there probably w eren't many w tnner-take-all final was a people that gave Altamonte pitcher’s duel with Altamonte Springs a ch a n c e to win the Springs holding a 3-1 lead on Babe Ruth B a seb a ll Bam bino file strength of a ru n -sco rin g Com m issioners Tbu m am en t ut double by T bnnos and a solo Toy Holler J u n io r Field. home run by Daniel Kava. But Altamonte Sp rin g s kept Altamonte Springs then broke the faith and battled b a ck to the gam e open In th e fifth In ­ win four gam es. Including ning. scoring five ru n s with a sweeping a d oublehead er from two-run double by Fren ch and Longwood on T u esd ay, to claim a ru n -scorin g single by M ike the Cham pionship. M ono being the big hits. Longwood had scored sev en Longwood tried lo com e b a c k , ru n s In the third Inning to halt scoring two ru n s In the bottom Altamonte Sp rin g s in the or the fifth Inning, bu t It w as loo opening gome for both team s little, too late a s Altamonte and advanced to th e finals by Springs claim ed th e title with a scoring stx ru n s in the lop o f 9 - 4 victory. Ihc sixth Inning to b reak a 7 - 7 Tbrm os had a huge tou rn a­ tie and hold off Sanford 13-8. ment for the cham p ions, going Altamonte Sprin gs then began 10- f o r - l7 with six home ru n s Its com eback, holding Ovtedo to and two doubles, scorin g n in e two h its while Ricky Tbrmoa ru n s and driving In 15 in the and Kevin C atanzaro hit two . five gam es. home ru n t. e a ch . In a 1 4 -2 . Altamonte Sprin gs w as m an ­ four-inning trium ph. aged by Rudy C allahan and the The tram s then returned on co ach w as Ken Newman. M ak­ Sunday and Altamonte Sp rin g s ing up th e ro tte r were Kevin stayed hoi. holding Sanford to Catanzaro. J a s o n H ein rich s. one hit and getting home ru n s M ichael Motto, P J . Peterson. from Tbrmos. Jim m y Rodriguez Ricky Tbrm os. Roy M orse. C a ­ and P a). Peterson to advance to sey F ren ch. D aniel Kava. the cham pionship round with a Shaw n Newman. Jim m y Ro­ 14-0, four-inning romp. driguez and Kellh Wlsalg. Rain then ended the day and Providing file offense In the the field was still unplayable on Saturd ay-through-Tuesd ay Monday, forcing th e finals to gam es were: Tuesday. Longwood over Altamonte Altamonte Sp rin g s proved Springs: two h its _ Mark C ah ill right off the bat that It w as g o­ (double, run. two RBI). A nd er­ ing to challenge Longwood a s son S ch relb er (two r u n s ):’ one Torino* blasted a tw om in tm p v - kiC i . Darmy C la rk (home ru n . run In the bottom o f the first ru n . RBI). Patrick C ahill. Gary Inning an d th e .’ home team * Odlett an d B ria n Am berg (one added four n u n tn th e seco n d ru n an d one RBI ea ch ). Robert Inning to build a 6 - 0 lead. S tra d er and M ark Koto's (one Longwood tried to rally, run each ): one run scortng four ru n s tn th e fourth Devon B a rn es. Inning and staying within MAGIC DANCE TEAM TRYOUTS SATURDAY MAITLAND - T he O rlando Magic D ance T ram will hold auditions th is Saturd ay. J u n e 2 6 th . at 9 a.m . at the Magic P ractice Court at the RDV Sp ortsp lex In M ait­ land. T h e D ance Team a u d i­ tions are for en th u sia stic Individuals, 18 y ears and older, who are highly skilled tn all form s o f d an ce. All ap p lican ts m u st bring a resum e and photo and should w ear d an ce ntttre and proper d an ce sh o es. T h e RDV Sportsplex Is lo ­ cated at 8 7 0 1 Maitland Sum m it Boulevard off o f W est M aitland Boulevard. For Information call (4 0 7 ) 9 1 6 -2 6 7 5 . STAY IN SCHOOL BASKETBALL CAMP SANFORD - T h e first Stay In School B a sk e tb a ll Cam p will be held at Sanford Middle School th e week o f J u n e 2 6 -th ro u g h -Ju ly 2nd . S tu d en ts m u st bring their own lu n ch to cam p every day. C oach es and co llege players will talk to cam p p articip an ts about staying In school, drugs and a lc o ­ hol. P articip ants will also learn the b a s ic fu n d am en ­ ta ls along with shooting. . satng and drill te c h ­ n iq u es. T h e cam p beg ins at B ■ m. every m orning, with lu n ch from 1 1 :3 0 a.m . to 1 2 :3 0 p.m . and th e cam p en d s a t 1 p.m . T h e p rice to attend Is $ 4 0 . F or m ore inform ation ca ll co ach B ru ce M cCray at 3 2 8 -1 1 4 0 . Sooty Rodman and «w Oviedo Al-Stars gave a thalr bast shot, but they wars aimlnated In two games a s the Akamonle Springs and Longwood AS-Stars battled to Bombats, I.S. widen lead in AAA Softball SCW IN SANFORD SANFORD Sou thern C ham pionship W restling retu rn s to the Sanford C ivic C en ter th is Friday. J u n e 2 5 th . for an o th er night o f professional w restling. T here will b e six s u p e r­ sta r m atch es on th e card th at begins a t 8 p.m . C heck o u t ‘ Mr. H ardcore* AI B lno a s h e ch a lle n g e s cham pion 'H an so n R eject* C.O . AD for th e SC W Heavyweight C ham pionship tn th e headline m atch o f the evening. In a confrontation o f the big boys. T h e S la sh e r will Iace B a la a k T h e O enle.* A nother top m atch will pit veteran Bryan Austin a g ain st O .G . Scarface. Also In action will b e ‘ B la c k N ature Boy* Scoot Andrews ag ain st Shank Devlin. plus F ra n k ie C apone. Elvis W esley and m any o th ers squ aring off. As a b o n u s, th e SC W will > featu re th e d ebu t o f T h e Ladles o f th e 8C W .‘ whom will b e perform ing for the first tim e at th is event, a s well m any o th e r s u r ­ p ris e s !!! T ick ets tn ad vance are only $ 7 and at th e door $ 9 . F o r m ore Information and tick ets call Billy Boys at (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 0 8 3 3 . A portion o f th e p ro ceed s from th is event will benefit I T h e Sanford Police Explorera. LAKE MARY • League lead ers B om bats and I.S . romped to victory a s th e two team s r e ­ malned Ued for first p lace „in the City o f Lake Mary Depart m ent o f P arks an d R ecreation AAA Spring Slow Pitch Softball League a t th e Lake Mary Sp o rts Complex la st W ednesday. I.S . w as down 2 - 0 in th e top o f th e first Inning, bu t took the lead for good by scorin g five ru n s In the secon d Inning to break a 3 - 3 Ued an d cru ised to A I A*Q IHlimnH OVCr four RBI night from Steve D ono­ van. T h e B om bats had a n even ea sier time o f It. taking a 3 - 0 lead tn the top o f th e first In ­ ning and then tackin g on 11 ru n s In the top o f the seco n d Inning before co astin g to a 2 0 - 6 victory over third place Liberty M utual II behind a six RBI gam e from Danny Jo h a n n e s . No score w as received from th e oth er sched uled gam e b e ­ tween Map A ttack and Liberty Mutual I. T he B om bats and I.S . are both 5 -1 . while Liberty Mutual II fell to 3 -3 . Com pleting the . RAINES GAUGE Tim R aines Is a Sanford native and Sem inole High School graduate now playing for the O akland A thletics. Hla sta tistic s for the 1 9 9 9 season Is In the first colum n, p erso n al-b est season totals tn the second colum n and ca reer totals (Including 1999) In th e third colum n. R aines led off the ninth inning with a p in ch hit single and later scored th e tying run and Miguel T ejad a ripped a two-run triple a s the A’s raw ed for three ru n s In the top o f th e ninth Inning o ff relief a ce J o h n W ettd and to knock off th e American League W estern Division leading T e x a s Rangers, 5 -3 . Tuesday night. W ith (h e win O akland, w hich la In seco n d place (n the division behind T exa s, moved to w ithin three gam es o f th e division lead. RA D IES GAUGE *8 $ G a m es.................................................................................... 40 40 A t-b ats.................................................................................. 101 101 R u n s................................................................................. 15 lilt s .................................................................................... 22 R B I..................................................................................... 14 D ou b les............................................................................ 2 T rtp les............................................................................... 0 Home ru n s...................................................................... 3 S te a ls ................................................................................ 1 Average......................................................................................2 218 h o st 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .3 3 4 e a rs o r 2 .3 2 6 8 .6 4 7 1 .5 4 0 2 .5 5 6 956 415 112 166 804 .2 9 6 Lake Mary Summer Track Series rained one chance left tum — SPORTS EDITOR GIRLS FAST PITCH SOFTBALL QUALIFIER ORLANDO • T h e Metro O rlando Am ateur Softball A ssociation will b e hosting the So u th ern Region Ju n io r Olympic G irl's F a s t P ilch National Q ualifier, starting Friday, J u n e 2 5 . 1 9 9 9 , at th e Sem inole C ounty So ft­ ball Com plex in Altamonte Sp rin g s. T h e tournam ent opening iHTOiiQ fun avtnts Nka tha high Jump, but ndn took , In 0! this up— iimiawy— ■ l | M— I waste's action. Th# final night oflhaL aka Mary Summar Track Sariss wM b t naxt Monday starting at 5 JO p m LAKE MARY _ You have on e ch an ce left. T h e final night o f th e 19th Annual Lake Mary High Sch ool Sum m er T rack S e rie s will take Place next M onday evening (Ju n e 28th ) at th e Lake Mary High School T rack Complex at Don T. Reynolds Stad iu m . After two very s u cce s s fu l evenings, the third w eek in the scheduled four w eek series was washed out on Monday by the thunderstorm s an d rain that have plagued the a re a over the p ast week. T he m eets are open to airy and afi age groups, both male and female, and h a s becom e a regular family affair with s e v ­ eral m em bers o f a family taking part. Field events (long Jum p and high jum p) will begin at 5 : 3 0 p.m. and running even ts ( 6 0 - yard low hu rd le*. 1 0 0 -m eter d ash , mile and 4 0 0 -m e te r run) will sta rt a t 6 :3 0 p.m . T he co st la $ 1 p er perso n , per meet and ea ch com peutor m ay en ter four ev en t* (1/ 8-lnch o r 5MM spikes allowed). Ribbons will b e awarded to th e top three fin ish ers and top th ree m ale and top th ree fem ale finishers in each age group in each event. Following are the age groups and Individual ev en ts offered In each . All categories a re offered to both m ales and fem ales. c a w -- 100-m eter d ash , 1 .6 0 0 -m e te r ru n (mile). 4 0 0 - m eter d ash . 9 — d 1 0 _ long Ju m p , high Jum p. 100-m eter d a sh , 1 ,6 0 0 m eter run (mile). 4 0 0 -m e le r d ash . H - M $ - i a _ long ju m p , high ju m p . 100-m eter d ash . 1 ,6 0 0 m eter ru n (mile). 4 0 0 -m e te r d a sh . �2 S •Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Wednesday, June 23, 1999 C on tin u ed fro m P age I B Altamonte Springs: one hit Ricky Tormos (home nin. nm. two RBI), Daniel Knvn (home nm, nm . RBI). Shawn Newman (double). Mike Mono. P J . Pe­ terson: one run scored _ Jason Heinrichs. Longwood over Sanford: four Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FRa No. VS-4S6-CP NOTICE OF ADMMSTRABON IN RE ESTATE OF SHELLIE D COOBURN Tha admnalraaon of Vto e tu te ol SHELLIE B COGOURN dacMMd. Fla Nunttar J9495-C P. ■ panong In Vto CaciR Court lor SarmnoN County. Flonda. Probata Danaon. tha addraaa ol « h ch la M l N Pam Avarua. Santord, FL 32771 Tha namat and addrata ol tha Paraonai Rapratantativa and tna hlts _ Patrick Cahill (4-for-4. home nm. double, four runs. RBI); two hits _ Kevin S ta n (two home nins. two nm s. four RBI), Danny Clark (double, nm . Tour RBI), Mark Cahill (two nins): one hit _ Brian Ambcrg (two nms). Devon Barnes (RBI); two nm s scored _ Mark Kolofa. Sanford: two hits Kevin Legal Notices CASE NO. VM 1T C A 14 8 CHASE MANHATTAN MORTQAOE CORPORATION PtaatMl. BRIAN J MILLER. GLORIA 0 MILLER. And — . AN UNKNOWN FERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, Lowe (double, mn. RBI). Kevin Kropf (double, nm). Tim Acree (nin); one hit _ Brandon Hampton (home run. nm. RBI). Richard Nelson (RBI): Iwn nins scored _ Bncnrte Mitchell; one nm scond _ Dekywan Dcbose, Kddle Hogan. Altamonte Springs over Oviedo: three hits _ Jimmy Ro- Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT f o r fti w h o l e c o u n t y . FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FHa Number H-4AO-CP IN RE ESTATE OF J LEE STENSTROM a V a JULIUS LEE STENSTROM. J LEE STENSTROM. daaaaad. Faa Number W 400 CP. n ponding n Iha C k n * Cowl tor Sommoto County Florida. Probata DMfton, tha addraM ol which a 301 N Part Avenue. Santord. FL 32771. The NOTICE OF ACTION TO: GLORIA D MILLER Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SCUNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA SROSATt DIVISION CASC NO SSAVSCV IN RE EtNMol ELDCRT l MURPHY, Dk m h i I NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The D m m M hon oI *w E lla * ol ELDEST L. MURPHY. D K U H d . FAi No M 4 M C P Mpadding in V » CreuA Court of SamnolA County FKwhU. Probata Dfvtotor, Iha K k **U ol wNch ta Gamnoto County Courthouta. 301 North Part Avanuo. SantorO, Florida 32771. Tha namai and addraiM t ol tha Panonal driguez (two nins); two hits _ Ricky Tonnos (two home nm s, two nm s. six RBI), Kevin Cntnnznro (Iwo home nm s. two nms. four RBI): one hit _ P.J. I’ctrrson (two nins, RBI). Shnwn Newmnn: two nm s scored _ Keith Wlsslg. Jason Heinrichs; one nm scored _ Daniel Knvn. Mike Morra. Oviedo: one hit _ Corey Hobbs (home nm. nm. RBI). Mntt Williams (double); one nin scored _ Michael Lavoie. Altamonte Springs over San­ ford: Hirer hits _ Jimmy Ro­ driguez (home nm. two dou­ bles. three nm s, two RBI), P.J. Peterson (home nm . double, three runs, three RBI), Shawn Mtaabv*. «anua. ot lunadcbon of M Court at* raqund to tto btoo otyocOotM a p t Vim Cowl 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 •Mtowtng propofty m SEMINOLE Courtfv. Flood* LOT ! H WYNOHAM WOODS. PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED IN PLAT BOOK 26, PAGES 41 AND 42. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; aV i 461 Swtdown TraA, Canacatry. Honda 32207. Continued from Pag* IB festivities on T h u rsd a y , J u n e 2 4 In the U niversal Stu d ios area, will fo cu s on th e H onda Sp o rts F o u n d a ­ tion anti-sm oking cam paign •Sports for L ife' program . In support of th e on tlsm oklng cam paign, th e Dot Richardson Softball A sso ­ ciation. local high sch o o l stu d en ts, celebrity a th letes, an author (Ms. B u n n le Straub) o f ch ild ren 's b o o k s from Boca Raton, and p o s ­ sibly MIbb Florida Pageant co n testan ts will s tre s s to th e young softball players the need to never sm oke. An estim ated 5 0 tram s from Florida and Alabam a will converge on O rlando over the four day period. Any girls' fast pitch tram ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. thw Cowl at* roquood to Mi Vm p obRCbont w«t th * Court W ITH* 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. Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THSITV OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. stand in gs are Liberty Mutual I (2-3). C ross/ B o n es (2-4) and Map A ttack (0*5). Th e league plays a trip le­ header every W ednesday night at the Lake Mary Sp o rts C om ­ plex on Rantoul Lane, betw een C ountry C lub Road and State Road 4 6 - A. a cro ss from the M ayfair Country C lu b b e g in ­ ning a t 6 :3 0 p.m. Also on tonight's adult so ft­ ball sched u le a re two btg gam es tn th e City o f Sanford ttecrea - FOYE MAE RUSSELL 210 H tyi Drum SantortL FL 32771 Santord. FL 32772-4S4S TbMWtqnr 407/322-2171 FV bM tJioto 1 6 .2 3 .1W DCD-142 A ttend A m eric P resented by Peter Sanfoni: one hit _ Kevin Lowe, Allnmontr Springs aver Longwood: three hits _ Casey French (home nm . two nm s. two Rill); two hits _ Ricky Tor­ mos (two home nm s. three nm s. three RBI); one hit Kevin Cntnn/aro (double, two RBI). Shnwn Newman (two nms), Jimmy Rodriguez nnd Keith Wlsslg (one nm scored each): one nm scored _ P.J. Peterson . Jnson Heinrichs. Longwood: one hit _ Danny Briefs-------- RMAtonc* UnKnowi If t » n . and I (Mad. al partai Claming an Moroci by. through, undw cm agamii GLORIA 0 Newman (run); one hit _ Ricky Tormos (home nm. two nins, three RBI). Daniel Knvn nnd Mike Mono (one nm scored each); one nm scored, one RBI _ Kevin CuUm/nru; one nm scored _ Keith Wlsslg, Jnson Heinrichs. t s M ost Popul.tr Dusiih Featuring AU S peakers L ive And In Arson Low e International- A N on -P rofit E ducational O rganization lion and P a rk s D epartm ent M en's Spring W ed nesd ay Night Slow Pitch Softball League at P lnehu rst Park. Courtyard by M arriott o f Lake Mary and Nobles C om m u n ica­ tion are both 3 - 3 and tied for third place and need a victory In th e 0 :3 0 , p.m . gam e to k e e p alive th eir slim ch a m p io n sh ip h o p es. T h e 7 :3 0 p.m . gam e is a m onster a s undefeated T e n n e s ­ se e C ountry Salo on (6-0) i« h w a n o n ce-b esteh P eb b le J u n c ­ tion (6-1). Pebble Ju n c tio n only setb a ck was a 1 2 -5 defeat at th e h an d s of T e n n e sse e C o u n ­ try Saloon b a ck on May 5 th . T h e final gam e o f th e evening h a s AA S e rv ices (2 -4 ) b attlin g M.T. Muggs (0-7) a t 8 :3 0 p.m . W ells C on tractin g (2 -4 ) h a s th e week o(T. Powering l.S . were Steve Donovan (4 -fo r-4 . In clu d in g one triple and o n e double, two ru n s scored, four RBI). McLeod G la ss (3-fo r-3. Inclu d ing o n e hom e run and one double, two ru n t scored, o n e RBI), E rn est Dorsey (one triple, on e sin g le, two ru n s scored, th ree RBI) and Wally Wlland (one triple, one single, one ru n scored , two Also contributing w ere P ete F ou m ler (one d ouble, one s in ­ gle. three m n s scored , two RBI), Scott Rodrigues (two s in ­ gles. three m n s scored , one RBI), J e s s e G auntz (two sin g le s, two m n s scored). R ick F le s c h (one double) and L isa C am pbell (one m n scored). C ross/Bones w as led by David Stock (3 -fo r-3 , in clu d in g three d oubles, th ree m ns scored , one RBI). Andrew W il­ son (one triple, on e sing le, one m n scored, two RBI) and B ill Wen and E ric Vlolland (two s in ­ gles, one m n scored an d one RBI each). O thers, Jim m y G onzales (two singles, one RBI). R ichard S to ck (two sin g les, on e ru n ■cored). Sh eryl S to c k (one s in ­ gle, one m n scored , o n e R BI). M elissa L a n a (one single) and Ellen Engle (one ru n scored ). Doing th e dam age fa r B om b a ts were Dave P lJtnlk (one d ouble, three sin g le s, th ree ru n s scored, two RBI), J e n n ife r Rcngle (four sin g les, two ru n s scored , one R BI). Ja so n Hosaflook (three sin g les, two Z IG ZIG LA R Discounted Prices for the Readers of THE SEMINOLE HERALD Seating is reserved, an d sp ecia l discounted rales m ay en d at anytim e/ Seats start as low as $49* for the entire day! lill Y At the door-S 22S and up. Ask about the special VIP packages which include breakfast with Zig Ziglar "* or lunch with other guest speakers, and additional seating options, riuhap “Plus i minimal proccuinj charft per order. Discounted Prices Offered to The Seminole Herald Readers by Calling this TUI Free Number 1-877-926-8896 Clark and Anderson Schrelbcr (one nin and one RI3I each). Patrick Cahill. Brian Ambcrg. David Oder and Devon Barnes (one tun scored each); one RBI Mark Cahill. C H A M P IO N S H IP G A M E Altamonte Springs: three hits _ Ricky Term os (two doubles, run. RBI); two hits _ Daniel Knvn (home run, two runs. RBI); one till _ Kellh Wlsslg (home run. run, RBI). Casey French (double, run, two RBI). Mike Mono (nin, RBI), Shawn New­ man (two runs), P J . Peterson; one nin scored, one RBI Jimmy Rodriguez. Longwood: one hit _ Patrick Cahill (nin, RBI). Anderson Schrelbcr (RBI). Danny Clark and Gary Glllelt (one nin scored each). Kevin S ia n : one nin scored _ Mark Cahill. registered with th e Amateur Softball A ssociation (ASA) In the two s ta le s, from ages 10 A u nd er through 18 A under, may e n ter th e to u r­ nam ent. For more Inform a­ tion, please co n tact Rocky Elllngsw orth J r . ot (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -7 3 8 0 or ( 4 0 7 ) 0 3 3 8773. T he tournam ent-form at will b e a com bination o f pool play and d ouble e lim i­ nation. T he top fin ishin g team In ea ch age category will advance to the USA Sollball National Champi­ onship Finals In August. C heck-In time, re g istra ­ tion and a m andatory m an­ agers' m eeting Is T h u rsd ay. J u n e 2 4 , at I p.m . at the “Sp o rts for U fe Ja m b o r e e .' ru n s scored, two RBI) and D anny Jo h a n n e s (one d ou ble, one single, th ree ru n s scored , six RBI). Also. Davtd Lambert (two s in ­ gles. five ru n s scored , one RBI), C h ristin e M ilne (two sin g le s, one run scored , two RBI). Kathy Storolls (one sing le, two ru n s scored , o n e RBI). Larry Allen (one single, on e ru n sco red , one RBI) an d Nancy S c h a e fe r (one single, o n e ru n scored). Providing th e offense for L ib ­ erty M utual II were M ike M cClelland (one triple, one s i n ­ gle. one m n scored , th ree RBI). Katie Solom on (one triple, o ne single, one m n scored , o ne RBI). J a s o n Proodlan (one d o u ­ ble, o n e single) an d B ill Powell (one hom e m n . on e ru n sco red , one RBI). O ther h itters w ere M ike M etster (one single, two m n s ■cored), Errtn W ilson (one s i n ­ gle. on e ru n scored ), B illy Oatxemcyer (one single, one RBI). S co tt K een s (one single) and K aren Fanelll (one RBI). 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Ron Jemlgan. 330-3255 nnnnnn nnnan nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnn nnn nnn n n nnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn □nnn nnnnnnn mmnnnmn nnnn nnn nn nn □nnn nnn n n nnn nnn □nn nnn □ □ n n n n nnnunni nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnn nmnmnn 21 Fight with s words 23 “Cartalnfyl 24 Held in 253-A ddition s k R emodeling 278-H air S alons 300-Pressure C leaning 279-H a u u n g "I 'T T trffT f T P I Itotoye, reeawtoaSi m CWI M S 4 1 4 1 JU B B U 11 14 IB 275-D rywali C all Tb See I f you Can Qualify For This Housing Program �k. •i I L - J �C •Seminole Heiaki. Sanlord. Fkwida •Wednesday, June 23. 1999 Hangin’ Out /'/!<■ .’ W h y ? Raise in parking fees is just a reaction By Amy Gue n th e r ’ HcniUI Stall W riter Parking fees a rc scheduled to sky nH'ket. The school board of Sem inole County recently approved an Increase In parking fees to $ 5 5 per semester, the m oney will go toward paying lor a n extra security guard. I'm sure that ou paper this looks like a good Idea, lei me personally Inform advocates o f this raise In fees, this Is a bad Idea. Why do schools need extra security guards to patrol the [larking lot w hen they already have 2 -3 that arc supposed to patrol the parking lots and usually don't. What good ts th is going to bring? None. It Is simply a knee Jerk reaction to Columbine and o th er school shootings. Sch oo l o fficia ls arc terrified, hut an extra security guard Is not going to be any more effective than the current num ber of security guards. The support for the extra security guard Is that school officials are m aintaining that violence typically starts in the parking lot. Tills Is untrue. Fights and other violent a cts an- plotted long before stu d en ts arrive In the [larking lots. Oden times lights start in th e classroom and migrate out Into the hallways and parking lots. Som e teachers arc oblivious to student sculllcs that occu r while they arc in class. At that point [x*cr mediation may help, hut Ju st becau se a teach er breaks up a scuffle it doesn't m ean th at the problem h a s been solved. The next time the individuals come across one another they are bound to light. Raising parking fees and hiring additional security Is not going to help anything. Most people an* quick to Jum p to the conclusion th a t schools need more security and th at gun laws need to I k* tougher. The problem Is deeper than that. If a weed grows In the (lower bed, and som eone pulls of Us leaves, the weed still grows, hut if th at person [Hills It out at the root, the weed dies. T1»e root o f the problem h as not been touched. No one h as even gotten close to It. hut adding more security is Ju st like [Hilling oil a leaf. It does not affec t the problem. Knee Jerk reactions an* boundless at this day and age. and a perfect exam ple of a knee Jerk reaction law that h as affected thou san d s an* the bicycle helmet laws. They arc essentially useless, besides preventing many chlldn*n from having or rather from being able to use their bicycles, sun* the upper class parents thought It was great. They never stopped to think about the parents who had to save for m onths to buy their kid a hike for their birthday, and then the kkl has to wait until Are you ready for some football? Tho Sanlord Rocroatlon Dopartmonl roconlly hostod Its annual play-day in cooporatton with tho sign ups C hristm as to rick* it so that their parents can afford the helmet. H its hill will [>ut jx-ople In a sim ilar predicam ent. Teens who saved for years to buy their cars, and then use m ost o f the money they m ake every m onth to pay lor ca r Insurance, and then use the n*st to pay for gas. can n ot alfonl to i»ay $ 7 0 a year to be able to park on cam pus. That Is a good tiling right, keep teen drivers olT the nxid. wrong. That also h« - p*— lor Pop Wnrnor football A group ol kids gathorod at Sanlord Middle School to slarl a littlo early. [in ven ts teens from playing sports and participating in clubs after school. After school study groups would die out completely. Many disgruntled parents would have to drive their kids to s c I k h i I at 7 :0 0 AM because they live two miles from the school and in order for a bu s to come they m ust live at least two and a h alf to three miles away. It sounds like a hitter reality, hut the school probably wouldn't make enough money to pay their new s e c u rity g u a rd s b e c a u s e n o t e n o u g h s t u d e n t s w o u ld lx* a b le to afford th e n ew foes. O h a n d by th e w ay, did 1 m e n tio n that a tt e n d a n c e R ite s w ou ld d rop, so m e s t u d e n t s w o u ld re fu se to pay llie o u tr a g e o u s fee a n d Ju st w o u ld n 't Ixithcr to c o m e to s c h o o l. A $ 7 0 [larking fee Is not only outrageous and unfair to stud ents. It ts unfair to parents too. Amy Guenther is n senior at Lyman High SchooL V L jn jlo j# Told? Tiling ATTEMTIOH APOPKA: DEUW). DELTONA LAKE MABY AIM SANFORD CORESTAFF HAS OVER 100 IMMEDIATE JO B OPENINGS! • Machine Operators • Telemarketers • Clerical/Data Entry • Assemblers • EM Assemblers/Technicians • Warehouse • Production Workers A nd many, m any more! 100 Waymont Court, Suite 110 • Lake Mary, Florida 3 2 7 4 6 on Lake Mary Blvd. West of Post Office (407) 323-3200 CO R ESTAFF W ILL T R A IN Y O U IN P R O D U C TIO N , ASSEM BLY A N D M A C H IN E O P E R A TIO N A T N O C O S T T O Y O U II We offer greet pay, Medical Insurance, Paid time off, 401K plan, and much morel Contact CORESTAFF For mors Info ats 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -7 7 8 9 Dr. Willie Newman and The Staff At Newman OB/GYN Group, P.A. Wish To Welcome Our New Physician JUAN E. REINOSO, M.D. New Patients Welcome Same Day Appointments 521 W. SR 434, Suite 200 Longwood • (407) 260-0818 Sanford • (407) 324-2SOO i Healthcare For Generations To Come I > �Seminote Herald, Sanford. Florida *Wednesday. June 23. 1999 •3 C P le n ty to d o a ll s u m m e r lo n g S u m m er C am p s: Casselberry Recreation Center 2 6 3 -3 9 2 8 L ik e Mary Recreation Center 3 2 4 -3 0 1 7 Longwood Recreation Center 2(30-3447 Oviedo Recreation Center 97 7 -6 0 8 1 Sanford Recreation C enter : 130-5697 WcHtmonle Park (Alt. Springs) 8 6 9 -2 5 1 6 Winter Springs Recreation Center 3 2 7 7 1 1 0 P u b lic P o o ls & S w im L esson s: Casselberry Wlr/. Park 2 0 3 -3 9 2 8 ’ Oviedo Recreation Center 97 7 -6 0 8 1 West monte of Alt. Springs 8 6 9 -2 5 1 6 C lin ic s & S p o rts : Wlr/ l\uk- Karate 2 6 3 -3 9 2 8 Swim Team West monte- Basketball 8 6 9 -2 5 1 6 Uuscball O u td o o r R e c r e a t i o n : Adventure In Florida 3 3 1 -0 9 9 1 (horseback riding, blrdtng, historic tours, nature excu rsions, alrlxiat tours) G ator Ventura o f Sem inole 9 7 7 -8 2 3 5 (alligator displays, alrboat rides) Katie’s Lm dlng canoeing 6 2 8 -1 4 8 2 Kelly Bark 8 8 9 -4 1 7 9 (lilklng. tubing, swimming, suorkellng. camping, nature present') St. Jo h n s River C m lse 3 3 0 -1 6 1 2 (two hour wildlife tours) Weklva Marina C anoes 8 6 2 -1 5 0 0 (short and long canoe trips) Weklva Resorts 8 3 0 -9 8 2 8 (tunnel flumes, fossil hunting, natural springs, tube m il. t>enrh. canoeing, tlsliing. swimming) Fun in the Sun at Oviedo Recreation Center Tlic city o f Oviedo h as found a cure for your sum m er time blues! Feeling tired o f the sam e old summertime stun? Are you hot and bored? Well listen up to the fun that Oviedo Recreational Center h as plunned to perk up your hot days o f summer. I li e city of Oviedo’s public pool Is pul to great u se to help you stay cool and have fun this sum m er. The pool Is open to nil swimmers at varying hours, depending on the day. for an adm ission fee of $ 1.5 0 for Oviedo residents and $ 2 .5 0 for n on ­ residents, or you can buy a * [ k k )1 p ass’ , good for two or six m onths. If you arc not the strongest o f swimmers, then perhaps swim lessons would be a great way for you to pass the sum m er time. Sum m er swim sessions m n throughout the sum m er, at varying times. The fees arc $ 2 0 .0 0 city residents and $ 3 5 .0 0 for all non-residents. For the experienced swimmer, perhaps a morning o f water aerobics Is more your style, every Tuesday through Friday. 8 :3 0 -9 :3 0 a.m. The pool fun docs not stop when the nun goes down. Friday, Ju n e 25th . the pool will host a middle school dance, poolside, from 7 - 10 p.m. The center will host two more poolside dances In August, a fifth grade dance Friday. August •20th. and a middle school dance Friday. August 2 7 th . Each dance Is $ 3 .0 0 per person to participate. If dancing Isn’t your bog. then the city h as planned nights o f family fun. Saturduy, Ju ly 2 4 Is Family Fun Night at the poo] from 7 -1 0 p.m ., tills night Is a fun-filled time of D J d an cin ’, gam es and prizes! On Saturday. August 2 1 . the city sponsors Family Movie Joshua Pika, 3. receives somo swimming help in the Oviedo pool from his mother. Tracey. The Oviedo pool It packed every day and a great place to enjoy a few months out of school. Admission is only $1.50 (or residents of Oviedo. Night at the pool; bring you rafts nnd float around while you w atch n movie on a big outdoor screen. All Family Night activities arc $ 3 .0 0 per person. The City o f Oviedo Is also planning a big boom celebration on Saturday. Ju ly 3rd. free of charge. The city h as planned n day o f fun-fllled events Including C assanova’s Band (poolside), Moxic the Clown, moonwalk, cake and Ice pops, and activities (tennis, racquctball. board games, art. and more). Food will be for sale, so m ake It an all day family outing. For more Information about sum m ertim e activities at the Oviedo Rccrcutlon Center, call 9 7 7 -6 0 8 1 . Jared Zeller wonts to look out for the sun rays at tha Oviedo pool and his mother. Coda . takes care ot him. Summer swim lessons residents are welcome. are available and TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A. NARINDER S. AUJLA, M.D. Bringing You, Our Patients, The Best Quality Care Through Our Continuing Growth. Orthopaedics Is the treatment of bone and tissues of the extremities and back. Broken bones, torn or sprained ligaments, hand and back problems, arthritis, and sport Injuries are commonly treated by the orthopaedic surgeons at TriCounty Orthopaedics. JOHN SCHAEFFER. M.D. Specialising $ n 0 0 tad int Replacement • Knee and Ankle Injury • General Orthopaedics • Foot Problem s • Sports Injuries 317 N . M a n g o u s tln e A v e . S a n fo rd , F L 32771 P h o n e : ( 407 ) 323-2577 MICHAEL SMIGIELSKI M.D. 1133 S axon B lv d . O ra nga C ity , F L 32763 P h o n o : ( 904 ) 775-0222 non- �4C *Seminole Herald Sanford. Florid* •Wednesday. June 23. 1999 % City of Altamonte Springs hooks kids on golf Kids of all ag ea have b ean making the trip to th e Diamond P layera B y S u m m e r C o p e la n d Herald Intern The City of A ltam onte Springs, jxilrvd with the Diamond Players Club. Is helping local kids leam th e game of golf, absolutely free. Jo h n Robb, the A ltam onte Springs coordinator of “Hook a Kid on Golf." arranged this N ational I’rogram into three summer sessions th at util lead Into a Golf League In Ju ly . The program Is based on heavy sponsorship through local bu sinesses, Taylor Made and a three th o u san d dollar grant from the tobacco Industry. The "golfers" will receive, free of charge, a week long clinic taught by K JA pm JelT Jo n e s o f the Diamond Players Club. They will nlso receive a complimentary set o f Taylor Made starter golf clubs, a golf shirt, golf balls. Instructional video and magazine, all provided by Taylor Made. ’ Individual spon sors o f the new golfers will have the opportunity a t the end of the clinic to tec up w ith their sponsored student for a golf outing. "Hook a Kid on Golf." gives sports loving kids, who would not usually get to leam golf, a ch an ce to tec up and take a swing at the little white ball. The clinic Is being tau gh t a t the THEALLNEW m&smaiiED B FG oodrkzh A l l - T e r r a i n T / A ’ K0 FEATURES: Club In A l t a m o n t e Springe to take golf leaao n a thla aummar. Many area eluba o ffer youth clln lca . Weklva Golf Club, who Is donating their golf course for the clinic. Jo h n Robb spoke o f the clinic as. "We are excited about die opportunity to host this program. Most youngsters have unlimited opportunities to play sports such a s baseball, basketball nnd football but only a select few get the opportunity to leant about golf." The Weklva G olf Club. In partnership with the City of Altam onte Springs will begin a golf league In Ju ly for children who love to play the game of golf. C on tact Jo h n Robb for golfing Information at 8 3 0 -3 8 8 3 , playera. often a eummer program designed to teach kids the game of golf. 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June 23, 1999 • 5 C 4-H: It’s not all about raising chickens The 4-H Club Isn't all about milking cows nrul and raising chickens. The Sem inole County ch ap ter o f die club Is actually nbout teach in g leadership and organizational skills and has over 5 0 special programs designed to teach Sem inole County kids all about things ranging from agriculture to m ost any other skill atm osphere. atm osphere The Tire highlight o f the year Is the 4-H Sum m er Camp which Is open to kids ranging from 8 -1 3 . Spots arc limited hut It’s a traditional sum m er ram p setting with canoeing, gam es, archery, arts and crafts and cam pers will stay In block cabin s while meeting with kids from all over Sem inole County. The club also m aintains Us focus on kids during the summer.There Theretire arc summer. workshops for the kids covering a variety o f topics. U's not who you expect from a typical 4-H club. Is It? "We meet the needs of the entire enm ity." W llkcns said. "We knowwe werereInInan anurban urban 'W e know areaand andthere thereJuJuststaren aren't area 't aa lot o f cows and ch icken s around here." Wnnt to take a stab at what the 4-H ‘s represent? "My head to clearer thinking; my heart to great loyalty: my hands to larger service and my health to better living for my community, my country and my world." imaginable. Kids come from all over the county to m ake the 4-H C lub a big [>art of sum m er and year-round activities for everyone. It Is designed for kids aged 5 -1 8 and no mcmlK-rshlp fees are required although there may be small dues for certain programs. For everyone, It's a great way to m ake friends and team new things. Kids can learn new skills and better ways of doing things they already know. On som e projects, kids go out on field trips, compete In con tests, give speeches and work with anim als. In fact, the m ost popular o f all 4-H aetlvHIcs Is the pm jeel Involving horses where kids m aintain and enre for their horses. "We're not all about cow s.' said 4-H Coordinator Shelda W llkcns. "We develop leadership and citizenship skills. It provides an opportunity o get along with kids from various backgrounds." Tire 4-H also Involves families. Parents and children are given the ch an ce to learn and share their talents with each other and the rtu b always encourages kids to have family members participate and help with transportation. Plenty of volunteers - over 2 0 .0 0 0 nationwide - help out with the program to provide supports and guidance to en su re a friendly and safe Tommy VMKom e v e n le end field trip s ev ery day of the sum m er. Vou ca n ca ll B 6 9 - 2 S 1 6 fo r d e ta ils. The A ltam onte S p rin g e R ecrea tio n D epartm ent o ffere a aum m er p ro g ram ce lled ASAP (A ttam onte Su m m er All day Program ) which o ffere d i f f e r e n t S u m m e d rf-u st June 28 through July 30 E N R O L L M E N T NOW IN PROGRESS Jo in Us For A Fun Filled Sum mer With Weekly Themes • • • • • JUDY’S DOLLS Swimming Lessons With Certified Instructors Computer Classes • Arts & Crafts Music & Dance • Cooking Sports • Field Trips 1 1/2 Hours of • Hot Lunches Optional Academic Review For More Inform ation, Call The Campus N earest You. DOLL SHOP 6 HOSPITAL LARGE ASSORTMENT O F S T E IF F Ih{ STOCK. INCLUDING BEARS IN ALL SIZES. OWLS. R A BBITS. DOGS. CATS. ELEPHANTS. HEDGEHOGS. LAMBS. RAVENS. 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Call 263-3928 tor details Head to Wirz Park for a summertime whirl By S u m m e r C o p elan d I i iT .i lr ! Intern Kii if.iiiun Department lias C asselberry (part nt the R ecreation C en terl o ilers a variety ol ac tivities to en tertain the su m m er c rowd ol v acatio n in g stu d e n ts i re a ter l a su m m er proiiram in In .ill tastes anil ti iei e s ts Wit / Park In T h e park pool is open to the public tor a sm all tee. Hie I ’aSsellK‘rTV and swmtinltui le sso n s are av ailab le In two week se ssio n s . C ost hn the lesso n s are S 2 5 loi resid en ts ol C asselberry and S .lb ten non resid en ts. The pal k also ollet s a swim team loi experienc ed sw im m ers Hie team Is open to ch ild ren 5 and tip, and m eets at 7 do p lit.: they will he panic ipallnu In a swim m eet, d u n e 2 6 Wlr/ Park and C asselberry icc realtnn oiler K arate c lasses loi all ol those .ispirtnt* martial artists. The classes meet every Monday and Thursday at 6 :0 0 p m and 7 :0 0 p m Throuuhoiil the su m m er Wir/ Park o ilers variou s ‘kci tou clh ers". sue h a s a mid duly pool party with pl//a. I id, and ol c oui si’ swimming To line! out m ore about W hy Park or to u nistei lot Its c la s se s nr sum m er cam p, c .ill 26:1 d't2H tor liu thci inform ation Vo ^ *? .Ssts 6 years old and up MOriDAV - FRIDAY 9am - 4:30pm $ 15.00 per day Cost: $35.00 m onthly plus registration COMPETITION TEAMS B E C O M E A P A R T OF T H E N A T IO N A L L Y R A N K E D L A K E M A R Y A L L S T A R S !!! Ch£s/f$ h 8 3 1 -4 5 0 0 2 2 8 0 M . C o u n t y Rd. -4 2 7 , L o n g w o o d �Seminole Hef.ild Sanlonl Flre-fla W wln-.-M y “ • 7C Handin’ Out It All Went Wrong By Dana Om ey_______________ _ Special to the Herald -fc fftk One day I was walking and passed an unlocked door 1 cannot wall In tell you about II Every time I passed It. II was locked, hut now II was not First. I went through the big green heavy door 1 was not sure 1 wanted to go. I laid c Jv t rlRL: - v fc * ■' -v 't Meeting My Star By S a sh a G o lston _____________ Special lo the Herald M#ra(d Ptvoto b> Arch Booth* Stepping it up Kostin Loshinski and Bnttnle Bury woio among the Midway F-iomontary School sludonts who washed cars to raise lundr, tot the Stop Club last G ene A. Houck, a senior .it Knanoke College, received Ins (lai lielor ot S e lr lu e d egree Iasi weekend Me Is tin- son ot Mr and Mrs Gene W. Houck .Jr ot DingWood He majored in physic s • • • Ie » llc Stlleci. ol I a sse llien v was named to the lien n 's l ist at Maryville College- in Ten lies see. Sh e Is the daughter ol .Jim and Naey Sim lm an "ITii- Duke University Talent Iclentllleatlnn Program Is sport soring a series ol recognition ceremonies to honor some of tile most talented seventh graders In the United States 'Iliev are Invited to attend the TIP cerenionles alter they earned sc ores Dial would he the envy ot many graduating high sc hool seniors Seminole County students Included: Greenwood Lake* Middle Sc hi Mil N icole H ennett. Katy B o ck sta ll, K ath erin e B o o th . T racy Bridge. J e n n ife r Chiu, Hock Like Middle Si hoot R on A adourlan, Je n n ife r B lank. R ecan n a B rad ley. R a­ ch el B rlakinan. Lauren Brow nell, Je ffr e y D iets, R a ­ ch e l D oaln, E lisabeth D orfm an. S ta c y D rolahagen. N icholas Father, J a m e s Gray. Daniel G un ter, Megan llo ak , Bhlrln K haki, Zachary Levin. Je n n ife r LI, Giada M archetti. C h risto p h er M esseroff, W esley N eum an. C harles Nowell, J e s s i c a Olah, Ashle Pinsons. David P erk in s. 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J e n n y Lebron, David Lee. C asey M cK enzie. C h ris­ tina M echler, Andrew Palm er. Allison P arkin, J e s s i c a Penrod, T y ler Powell, Elizabeth Quinn. J u s t in R cfl, J o s e p h K esnlk. Sarah R osenberg, Tkt ___ Middle* Kookend The ovont took place on the Shonoy's Restaurant parking tot in Santord Once there were two girls that were listening to a radio station in a cold and windy hll/.zard too see if they had won the Iniio. Their names were Keesha and Meesha Their mother was at work and their father was In jail because of being a drunk driver and had almost run over an Innocent child. The child was a twin, she was happy no harm was done. TTie poller Jumped and pushed the children out of die road then he flattened one ol the tires The next day a llmo stopped in front ol the sister s house Die girls wen I outside to see who and what honked the horn. When they got out they started shouting saying 'Who, what, when, why. and how did this limousine gel here. The girls looked at their mom Their mom said. "You gel tickets lo see Destiny's child." The girl's were soo-oo excited they Jumped Into lin­ ear. It was time lo go home, so they waved good-bye. Then when they got to school the next morning they said In there report card. "We got lo see our favorite singing group yesterday." There were the same two girls listening lo a radio station dlls time they were for the Destiny's child song. Smshri GoLsfon fs ri .siuderir a t MHlu'ay Elvmvntant School. never been in there helm Next I went in tiler- n misty. <old and damp It ■ the door slammed shut turned around in see it 1 - out-: gel through tin- small blnwindow bta rI,-; . w as alien with ihrri heads lout leet and ii was blue When In grabbed me hard <>u niv arm I was outside ay.on “Finally," I s.m! in rny-si it I ni out "ti regular ground l an I’m still shaking 1mm the experience Im glad Im mil fin thanklul That was my scan adventure I'm glad I m oul S>never g<> in an unloi ked dour I now know I m tmi going again 5 "Over 10 Years in Business" tl P.0 Box 1202 S A N FO R D , FL 32772*1202 fa IMSttAi ^5© FOOD S E R V IC E E Q U IP M E N T • S U P P L I E S Phono (407) 321-8647 SAM DUNN, JR . President Fax (407) 321-8760 s«o filch E - [U S ]A"Credit N1a,3f Cards Accepted j/lnliques, Gifts, at id C •I* Early Attic •J* Plurals •t* Victorian Lines [’yesteryears 205A t . 1st Street • Sanford, I L .12771 Sharon Huggins (407) 323-3457 A IR M ASTERS Enroll Now for Fall! Spiniiiolo U iris lia n A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G • H E A T IN G A p ih Ip i i i v 323-2990 K -3 & 4 (P re sc h o o l) State Certified #CAC046916 Em ploym ent Opportunities Available MENTION THIS AD Receive 00 off of a 15 point maintenance inspection K -5 (K in d e rg a rte n ) n i i i i C all 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -5 5 7 7 or 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -0 9 8 0 Located near Seminole Tow tie C enter Mall Member school ^ Association of Christian Schools International * �BC •Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Wednesday. Juno 23. 1999 Youth Athletes In Action: The Sportscard Preview Kristen Johnson All-Star Chaar Gym Lindsay Flaagla All-Star Chaar Gym Alliaon Jamaa All-Star Chaar Gym Molly Crawa All-Star Chaar Gym Morgan LaGate All-Star Gym Pine Crest Field Day Aryka Turner All-Star Qym Aahton Alexander All-Star Chaar Gym Emily Crawa All-Star Chaar Gym Jenalla Paatarchlk All-Star Gym � 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 23, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Nn. NO (107) 322 2011 Sanford. FL 50 Cents Mimosa Circle or Ihc Sanford Carden Club brings cheer to nursing home. Weal her Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary Longwood, ( h ieiIn. Winter Springs ami Seminole County THURSDAY liOtlcry Winninti Numbers HoHdR Lo ttery 2\ H n m m M M B □ INSIDE Airport hires new terminal director Grace Marie writea about the Spurting fam ily, please see Page 2A. OOPS! A caption waa In ­ adverten tly left ofT a photo­ graph that nui In the March 17 edition of the Herald. Please see Page 4A for the caption with photo. □BRIEFLY Sanford Main Street will host a progress party today at 5:30 p.m. at the Willow Tree Cafe, downtown First Street, to celebrate the street renovations o f Second Street, new businesses opened on First Street and Magnolia Square and the re­ tirements of Jane Marshall from Kustom Krafts In Mag­ nolia Square, and Kathy and Don of Kathy's Baby Shop on First Street. Both stores have been In downtown Sanford for about 18 yrars and hare t»een Involved In many activities promoting the area. Friends or Patrons o f these downtown m er­ chants are welcome to a t­ tend. A SIO donation Is r e ­ quested per person. Please RSVP before March 15. Sharon (407) 322-1532 or Linda (407) 322-5000. T h e C u t e r E g g s tr a v a g s n u h o tte d b y th e Sanford Rec­ reation Department will be held March 27. beginning at 9:30 a.m. at Lee P. Moore Park. The Faster Bunny will be there to greet ybungsters age 0-12. Bring nn B itter Basket to nil wtth Faster Eggs and surprise*. There Is no charge for the event. Lee P. Moore Park In located on Sweet Bay Drive, In the Hid­ den Lakes subdivision. For more Information, call the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment at (407) 330-5097. A Free Used Textbook Giveaway w ill be held March 23-25 at the Seminole County School Board's Text­ book Warehouse at 1211 Mellonvllle Avenue In San­ ford from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day. The used books are no longer used In Seminole County schools, and ore appropriate for stu­ dents from kindergarten through twelfth grade. School ofTlclals make the books available for use In homes as supplementary reading and study materials. For more Information, call (407) 320-035] or (407) 320-0352. T h e La k e M ary H igh S ch o o l D ram a C lu b's p ro d u ctio n of the Jerry Merman musical Hello. Dolly! will be per­ formed March 24-27 at 7:30 p.m. In the LMHS Audito­ rium. The seating Is general and tickets are S3. Call (407) 320-9550 Tor more Information. The show Is centered around flamboyant matchmaker Dolly Levi, and how she single-handedly takes several unfulfilled lives. Including her own, and helps each o f them to find the love they have been missing. QQIJOTE “H ow m an y really cap ab le m en are ch ild ren m ore th an on ce d u rin g the day! •Napoleon □ INDEX C l a s s i f i e d ............ 4 B -S B C o m i c s ...................... S B C r o s s w o r d .................S B D e a r A b b y ................3B H o r o s c o p e .................6 B O b i t u a r i e s ................3 A P e o p l e ....................... .... P o lic e B r ie fs . . . . 3A •p o rts ................. 1 B -2 B T e l e v i s i o n .................3 B a new 23.250 square-foot fa­ cility that will he home to n S T A F F W R IT E R terminal building wllh a firstclass passenger waiting area, flight planning room, pilot* SANFORD - Official* at thr Orlando Sanford Airport c e le ­ lounge, and a small business conference room. Tlie struc­ brated the hiring of a new ture also will house a 15.500 company president nnd the square-fool hangar. expansion of one of Its carriers on Wednesday. Construction on Sunjet's new facility began at thr Deny Gouldthorpe. 40. is Sunjet cur­ the new President and Man­ groundbreaking. rently lias four hangars with a aging Director for Orlando total of 34.000 square fret of Sanford International. For the space at the airport. past (lve year*. Gouldthorpe Tlie new facility will allow was Director of Aviation Serv­ Sunjet to fuel general aviation ices at tlie Southwest Florida aircraft from Its own fuel farm. International Airport In Ft. Myers. Sunjet Is the largest supplier of Jet aircraft charter* b e ­ "There's a lot of np|>ortuntty tween Ft. Diuderdale and A t­ In this community." lanta. olfhlal* said. Gouldthorpe said. "That's really what brought me here. A Tampa native. The Grlando area Is Just a Gouldthorpe hits l>een Involved powerhouse. It's going to con­ In airport management for tinue to grow. We're going to more than 10 yrars. He holds capitalize on (fiat to the Nth a bachelor of science degree In degree." Aviation Management from Sunjet Aviation held a Embry- Riddle Aeronaut leal groundbreaking ceremony for PUs m m « A ir p o r t. P lg i 3A By B1U Kerns Henry Doan, director ol tho St. Johns River Water Managomont District, Carlton Henley. Sommolo P*0$Rby Tommy County Commission Chairman, and Rood Hughos at the St Johns colobration conference. It’s cleanup time on the St. Johns River By R u m W h ite STAFF WRITER ST. JOHNS KIVKK - So determined to make the 1999 St. Johns River Celebration and cleanup the beat ever, a crew of atute and Seminole County ofhclala talked on w a ­ ter Wedneaday. A preaa conference to promote Saturday'a volunteer cleanup o f the 310-mllc St. Johns and Ita major thbutatlea was held on the bow of the Klverahlp Romance as It made a sun-kissed afternoon crutae. Tlie Rlverahlp management allowed the ahlp to l>e used free of charge. •More than 17.000 volunteers have r e ­ moved more than a million pounds of g a r­ bage from the St. Johns and Its tributaries In the first three years of the Celebration." said Henty Dean, executive director of the St. Johns River Water Management District. The Celebration Is co-sponsored by Dean's group and by Keep Florida Beautiful. More than 70 communities along the river spon­ sor cleanup sites and educational programs. Volunteers will begin the cleanup duties ut 8 a nt Saturday. U S Secretary of the Interior Bruce Bab blit calls the Cleanup one of the most en­ thusiastic endeavors anywhere In America. *1 hope lean boitle up this spirit and sprin­ kle it across the landscape." he said. Carlton Henley, the Seminole County Commission Chairman, said the event wasn't Just a cleanup hut an opportunity to "encourage othrrs not to litter" the w ater­ ways. "We don't evrr want thrse waterways to end up like l-»ke Apopka." said Reid Hughes, a board member o f the St. John's River Water Management District. Reid said that students from Winter Springs High School are part of a Legacy envlronmenlal program, lie showed a school stencil that read: Dump No Waste - Drains To Lakr." Those Interested In being pari cleanup on Saturday, should call 208-4850. Judge rules in favor o f county in Suber case By R o m W hite STAF F WRITER of the 1-800­ Seminole ja il site o f offbeat crimes By BIB Korns STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Deputies at the John E. l*olk Correctional Fa­ cility In Sanford Wednesday arrested one man on the Jail's roof who was wanted for deal­ ing in stolen properly, and an­ other man in the Jail's lobby who was smoking what ap­ peared to lie u marijuana ciga ­ rette. Ned Stevens III, 19. wns ar­ rested for possession of m ari­ juana Wednesday when depu­ ties searched him because he was smoking what appeared to lie a marijuana cigarette in the Jail's lobby, police said. Stevens walked up to a con­ trol window at about 1 p.m. In the Jail and nsked a detention deputy If tie could speuk to "Dave." Wlule talking with the detention deputy he began smoking what appeared to be a marijuana cigarette, pollre Mid. Tlie lobby was filled with the odor of murljuana. according to police. Deputies confronted Stevens when he rxltrd the lobby. He told deputies that he was smoking a cigarette In the lobby, which Is against state law. When Stevens emptied his pockets, deputies found a small hag of marijuana. Stevens Is charged wllh pos­ session of under 20 grams of marijuana. Gregory Kendricks. 42. was Ptoasa aaa Crimes. Pag* SA Listen U p Fort Myers. Conway re­ sponded by throwing out the trial completely. Seminole County ofTlclals said they expected the Judge would make such a ruling. They said Suber was suing the county In retaliation for her firing, which they Insisted r e ­ sulted from Suber's "regrettable, but proven m is­ conduct." SEMINOLE COUNTY - A ttor­ ney John Head said today that Joyce Suber "Is not going to fold-up and walk away" from her law suit against Seminole County. A Judge ruled late Thursday that there was no "factual ba­ sts" for Suiter's claim that she A release Issued by tlie had been discriminated county read: T l i e fact that. In against because of her age or today's litigious society, a dis­ gender or o f being sexually ciplined employee can turn harassed. The county con­ against his or her employer tended she was fired for her and file u multitude of un­ own misdeeds. founded claims Is unfortunate. Suber. 54. was fired In Oct. "The costs that are Incurred 1996 from her Job os the by the public as u result of county's land acquisition coor­ such frivolous actions are slgdinator. She sought $14 m il­ . nlflcunt. Nevertheless. Semi­ lion In damages. "Joyce Suber nole County aggressively d e­ lias valid claims she was badly fends against cases when we mistreated." Head said, "H er are right, such as in the Suber life has been ruined." case." U.S. Federal District Judge Deputy County Attorney Lon­ Anne C. Conway issues a nie Oroot said he was confi­ Summary Judgment In favor of dent that Conway's Summary Seminole County with regard Judgment would be held up In to all the claims by Suber. The Federal Appeals Court. "The Judgment said that Suber ruling speaks for Itself." he "take nothing on her claim s." said. Head said that Suber most definitely will appeal the ru l­ Since losing her $50,000- aing to the 11th Federal Circuit ycar county Job. Suber lias lost Court In Atlanta. Head made a a number of lesser paying motion two days ago to have Jobs. She has also moved sev­ the Suber trial held In Orlando eral times, most recently to rather than being shifted to Texas and then to Oregon. I Operation Right Track Drill Instructor Bill Gosch of the Seminole County Sheriffs Office gets the attention of a recruit at the Juvenile Enforcement Center in SanSeminole County citizens observed Juvenile Justice Week. March 14 • 21. wtth numerous events. The week began with tours of the Ju­ venile Enforcement Center. Boys Town shelter. Juvrnllc Assessment Center and the GUYS (Excel) program. A demonstration by drill In­ structors was a highlight of the tour. HnM mew fry Tommy Vtncem lord during a tour ol events held over Juvenile Justice Week, A Common Sense Parent­ ing workshop, sponsored by Boys Town of Central Flor­ ida. was held Tuesday. On Wednesday, local humorist and motivational speaker Lany D. Veal was keynote speaker at u Provider Fair focusing on local resources for at-risk youth and their caregivers. A Juvenile Jus­ tice Council District 7 meeting and celebration lunch on Friday, held at Leu Gardens in Orlando. Citing a 19 percent In­ crease In the 10- to 17-year old age group since 1987, and a 70 percent rise in Ju­ venile Justice system cases, Seminole school officials earlier this month endorsed the activities wtth a procla­ mation. �2A i!e Herald, Sanlord Florida *Thursday March 16.1999 Spurling family history is revealed Hill Strmpor included fur­ ther Information on the Spur­ ting Fondly when tie sent me the vintage views that were published lost July. Occupations of the husbands o f the Spurling sisters were given. Ralph Cowan was the founder of Cowan’s Depart­ ment Store which was located in First Street for many years. Harold D.uifnrth was the foun­ der o f WDBO Radio Station In Orlando which later becam e the first television station In the area. Edward Keene was an early executive of Winn Otxtr while George Wells was a machinist with Chase and Company. E.A. Monforton was a furniture dealer and Ivev Stringer, a clothier. Jessie Spurling. the father of the six daughters, was a San­ ford Realtor and pioneer hav­ ing moved to this area In 1910. According to Hill, he d e ­ veloped two early housing sites In Sanford; Flora Heights, named after his second wife, and Highland Park. Flora Heights ts ofl Sanford Avenue |ust south o f Airport Boule­ vard. Highland Park is located south o f 20th Street, also bor­ dered by Oak Avenue. 24th Street and French Avenue. Earlier I had found Informa­ tion on several subdivisions In the Chamber o f Commerce publication 'Sanford, the C'lty Substantial* which was pub­ lished tit 1925. It states in this publication that Highland Park was being developed by W.M. Young, a New York capitalist. Some of the unique features being planned for this subdivision were an open air swimming pool and recreational park. There was widespread till crest In the development which would not be placed on the market until various contem ­ plated Improvements were completed. If Mr. Spurling were Involved In Highland Park, lie probably did not sec many Improve­ ments as he was killed In an automobile accident January 3. 1929. I always understood from my parents that this d e ­ velopment 'went bust* during the Depression. 1 have lived In Pine Heights all of my life, just south of Highland Park, and the only house 1 rem em ber being there when I was a child was (he former Slenstrom/SallsIniry home on C or­ dova Drive. Tile entrance markers were there and till o f the winding streets, but a few of them, such as Rrvona Court, were not paved. G race S tineciimier Tlu* W a y W r W e re S.O. ShlnhoU cr Revisited 1 recently received a letter Irnm Edwin Shtuholser who corrected an error and added some Information about Ills fa­ ther. S.O Slnnliiilser. who had been the subject of one o f the recent 1933 biographies. S.O, Shlnholsrr's lirst wife was Alma Eugenia Philips, daughter o f A.E. Philips for whom A. Edwin Shlnholscr was named, She was the mother o f the four children and died suddenly o f a c e re ­ bral hemorrhage June 15. 1920. S.O.'s marriage to Lily Farnsworth nunc two years later. Among the structures that SO . Shlnholscr built during pre-World War I era were the First Presbyterian Church, the First Baptist Church and First Methodist Church. H ie latter was Ills own church in which he was active all his adult life. Commercial buildings In­ built included the red brick fated building on the north­ west com er of Magnolia A ve­ nue and Third Street and ttie yellow brick faced building just north o f the one formerly occupied by Scnkarlk Glass and Paint. The last two residences he EXTENDED OUTLOOK TODAY F r id a y S u n n y 81 5 8 S u n n y 8 0 5 8 SATURDAY P t.c ld 7 8 5 8 SUNDAY S h w r 77 56 LOTTERY Horo aro tho winning numbors soloctod on Thursday In tho Flori­ da Lottory: F a n ta sy S 3-7- 21- 22-23 Lotto (M a rc h 13) B -13- 25- 28-47-48 Play4 7*4*2*1 Cash3 2-3*6 20. " H ie clay lentils courts men­ tioned on March 4 were lo ­ cated on French Avenue on thi­ stle o f the present tire station, according to G om el t W hile and Hcnuy Austin. Itolh Sonny Rabnm and Don Kulght Identified the man In Hie October 14 Vintage View as Jeno Pauluccl. i K Dorlinda Varga H ouse, MD Director ? ' 2 5 0 0 W Lake M a ry Blvd. Suite 204 Lake M ary, FL 32746 PEDS % /. (407) 3 2 8 -0 8 4 4 Fax (407) 3 2 8 -0 8 2 2 w w w p e d s e n d o com . o f C c tA ^ D e l j i i k I (V o lu s ia C o u n ty ), M o r u la S u n d a y , M a r c h 2 1si, 2 : 0 0 p .m , o n h i k e llc r c s fo r d NV a c re s - 16 L o is 5 + a c re s B its n n d P iece# ll was mentioned In the bi­ ography of E.D. Price ihitl he was manager o f the A A F Store at Edgrwood. a suburb of Sanlord. I asked where Edgewood was and John Sauls, local real estate agent, sent me a copy of the plat of Edgewood, It Includes only 21 lots on the southwest comer of Sanford Avenue and 25th Street. Thr subdivision only goes seven lots north on San­ ford Avenue and both sides of Pnlmrttn Avenue. All of the houses on those lots are simi­ lar in construction so I ussnme that the same builder was r e ­ sponsible for developing Edgrwood. The A A F. or Price's Grocery, was on the com er of 25th nnd Sanford as noted before. The subdivision that Edgewood abuts In Pine Heights (93 lots) which Is bordered by 24Ih Street. Oak Avenue. 25th Street und Sanford Avenue. Hits is my neighborhood; I now live on lots 1 nnd 2 and previously lived on lots 19 and Water & Non-Water Lots (2) Homos. Pool. Darn. Private Dock Financing Available • Call For Terms Classic Autos, Boats, Farm Equipment, 1965 Rolls-Royce Phantom V. 1957 Corvette. 1959 & 1970 El Cammo, 1962 Impala Convertible. 1993 Stretched Suburban Limo, 1995 Land Rover. 1929 Elco 39 ft. W ood Boat JD 3 IOC. 4x4, JD 5400, & Othor. FI.Au.Lic. @ #356 The Auction WayCompany Gerald A. Bowie 1931 West Point Road LaGrangc. Ga. 30240 Information: 4 Color Brochure 7064184-3062 www.theauctkmway.com Youth markets What kids spsnd thstr money on Food and M ovies/sportaM deotapes Last year, kids aged 5 to 14 earned more than $31 billion In Income, and they reportedly spent 90 percent of these wages, mostly on food and play­ things. LOCAL FORECAST Today: Sunny. Highs In the :nUl-HOs. Lows In the Iow-50». Friday; Sunny. Highs In thr mtd-HOs. 1-ows In tile upper50s. Saturday: fficld. Highs In the mld-70s. Lows In the 50s. Sunday: Showers. Highs In the 70s. Lows 111 the upper 50s, built were Ills home at 1408 Oak Avenue and his mother's home next door. During thr Depression years, he served several years as a City Commissioner and at least one term as mayor. During his term ol office, Inwas active In the refunding of Sanford's municipal bonds, Mr. Shlnholser’s favorite sport was fishing, period! He went for tarpon on only one occasion, relum ing from Florida's west const with one lied to each running hoard and one across the (ront bumper: 50. 75 and 100 pounds! He was sore for a week and said that he never cared about catching llsh that big again. tacrine * TIDES______________ TH U RSD AY: SO LU N AR TAB LE : min. 1:40 a.til., tnaj. 8:00 a.m.. min. 2:10 p.m.. maj. 8:20 p.m. TID E S: D ayton a Beach: high: 4:44 a.m., 5:06 p.m.. low: 10:57 a.m.. 11:09 p.m. N ew S m yrna B e a c h : high: 4:49 a.m., 5:11p.m.. low: 11:02 a.m., 11:14 p.m.. C o co a B each: high: 5:04 n.m.. 5:26 p.m., low: 11:17 a.m.. 11:29 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n a B e a c h It N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : S e a s a re 2- 3 feet w ith a light chop. W ater tem perature at D ay­ tona la 61 degrees and at New Sym rna, 62 degrees. W inds are from the north at 10-15 ni.p.h. STATISTICS Tba high temperature In Sanford Friday waa 77 degree* and tha overnight low waa SB degree#. Recorded rainfall fo r the period ending at lO a.m. F ri­ day waa a 0.00 lnchae. •Sunrise..................6:B3 a.m. M a rch 18, 1999 12x12 A 13x13 Spanish and Italian Tilts Brucs Laminate Floors Installed Grade 4 & 5. Starting From (excopl Floor Prop II Noodod 16x16 618x18 Indoor/Outdoor Carpet 12 or 15 Widths Available 24 Colors. Grade 4 & 5 In Slock. Per Square Foot. Reg. $2.19 Starting From Today is Hu- 77th day of 1999 and die Mth any of winter. Direct Glue Installed 16x16 T O D A Y S HISTORY: On this day in 1850. Henry Wells and William Fargo founded the American Express com­ pany. Installed With Luxury Pad 12x12 ft 13x13 d Spanish ft Italian Tiles q Installed W/Cement and Grout Horizon’s “Destln" Berber 12 or 15 Widths Available 12 Colors Installed with Stone Look 16x18 1 Grades 4 Installed W/Cement and Grout Starting From Heg 11/99 Sq Yd Beautiful Stalnmaster plus 65 Colors To Choose From Installed With Luxury Pad m Starling From T O D A Y S BIRTHDAYS: John C. Cal­ houn (1782-1850), U.S. politicianlawyer; Grover Cleveland (1837-1*08), U.S. president; Nikolai Rimsky-Kor­ sakov (1844-1*08), composer; Peter Graves (1925 ). actor, is 73; John Updike (1B32-), writer, is 67; Charley Pride (1939-), singer, is 60; Wilson Pickett (1*41-), linger, la 58; Bonnie Blair (1964-), speedskater, Is 35 V Beautiful Stalnmaster plus 65 Colors To Choose From Grade 4 In Stock. 10 to choose from Starting From On this day in 1931, Col. Jacob Schick invented the first electric razor. On this day In 1965, Soviet cosmonaut Aleksei Leonov became the first man to walk In space. ,7, •g ft n u iM Luxury Pad iq ft malaxed Horizon's “SanI be!” | Pattern Berber i 12 or 15 Widths Available Installed Wilh Luxury Pad Cobblestone Look 16x16 Beautiful Patio Tile Grade 4. Starting From w Sq Yd ar Ml w I n M KIM NEW l nr AT ION T O D A Y S SPORTS: On this day in 1*72, Carolina’* Larry Miller. In a game against Memphis, scored 67 points — an ABA record. 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DOD 3/2/81. was arrested hy Winter Springs P o­ lice Department officers, charged with Batlery (Simple) and Resisted Arrest wltyhout Violence. DRUGS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. March 17. I:2<1 a.m.. East All.minute Drive. William Rutland, DOD 4/1/55. was arrested Ijy Altamonte Springs Police Department officers, charged with Pos­ session o f Cocaine. Petit Theft and Attaching Tag not Assigned. OVIEDO. March 10. 0:30 a.m.. Stillwater Drive. Omar Lauren llaughton. DOD 0/2/80. was arrested hy Seminole County SherlfTs of­ ficers. charged with Possession of Cannabis • L*ss than 20 Grams. SANFORD. March 10. 10:21 p.m.. Sipes A ve­ nue. Drenda Sue Hughes. DOD 0/27/62. was arrested by Seminole County SherlfTs officers, charged wtth Possession of Crack Cocaine. WINTER SPRINGS. March 10. 4:40 a .m . George. Daniel Frank Dargrr, DOD 5/0/80. was arrested by Winter Springs Police D e ­ partment officers, charged with Possession of Cannabis • L-ss than 20 Grams and Posses­ sion o f Dm g Paraphernalia. RKTAII. THEFT LONQWOOD, March 10. 3:50 p.m.. Ohio Street. David Tyronr Gnymon. DOD 10/28/54. was arrrsted by Seminole County ShrrtfTs officers, charged wtth Retail Tlirft. SANFORD, Marrh 15. 7:30 p.m.. Grove Drive. Jean Marie Dennett, DOD 7/2/07. was a r­ rested hy Seminole County SherlfTs officers, charged with Detail Theft. OTHER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, March 10. 4:50 p.m . SD 400. Larry (tushy. DOD 10/28/54. was nrrested hy Altamonte Springs Police Depart ment officers, charged with Unlawful Solicita­ tion. LAKE MARY, March 17. 11:45 p.m.. Like Mury Doulevard, David Ortiz. DOD 8/2/00, was arrested by L ik e Mary Police Department officers, charged with Habitual Offender (Driving on Suspended / Revoked License), lie was also Issued citations for Speeding and E x­ pired Driver's Ucense. SANFORD, March 10. 2:43 n.m.. 13th Street. Wayne Wilbur Montgomery. DOD 5/8/72. was nrrested by Sanford Police Department offi­ cers. chnrged with Habitual Offender (Driving on Suspended / Revoked License), Flee / A t­ tempt to Elude Police Officer and Resist / O b ­ struct / Oppose Officer without Violence. Airport------- OBITUARIES Continued from Page 1A University In Daytona D racli. DELPHIN R. HASTY DELPIIIN R. HASTY. 74. of Tallahassee. died Tuesday. March 10. 1000. Dorn In Sinford. he moved L ick to Central Florida fmm Nebraska In 1073. A retired U S. Air Force lieutenant colonel, he was a lYesbylcrlan. Mr. Hasty served In WWII. Korea and Vietnam. Hr Is survived by his mother. Olive Hasty. Sanford; brother. Robert Hasty. Port St. Lucie; sister. Pauline Madden. San­ ford; and son. Craig K. Hasty. Tallahassee. -* ‘.j Funeral services/ m u lct'.IU c direction of D;Jdwin-Fairchild• baklawii Park Cemetery and Funeral Home In L ik e Mary. FRANK 8. KISH Frank S. Kish. 70. Quaker Ridge Avenue. Sorrento, died Monday. March 15. 1090. Dorn In Farmington. W.Va., he moved to Central Florida In 1007. A Pearl Harbor survivor. Mr. Kish was an aerospace electric englnrer and a P res­ byterian. lie was a member of the U.S. Army. Disabled American Velerans. Velerans of Foreign War. American Le­ gion and Dasstrackers. He Is survived by a son. Paul M. Kish, Sanford: a daughter, Teddle K. Stuart. Sanford; sis­ ters. Elizabeth Dullnt. Idumuy, W.Va.; Helen lloryath, M or­ gantown. W.Va.: and Margaret Kuznlar. Rlvesville. W.Va.; and two grandchildren. BaldwinFalrchlld-Oaklawn Park C em e­ tery and Funeral Home In Lake Mury Is In charge of ar­ rangements. tired sales manager, lie was a Catholic. Mr. Whitman served In the U.S. Amiy. He was a m em ber of the American Legion, and formerly a volunteer fir e ­ fighter. Survivors Include wife. Beverly Wliltman. Sanford; son. David Wliltman. Sanford; son. Linnon Wliltman. San­ ford: son. Peter Wliltman, W in­ ter Park: daughter. Kathleen Marriott. Richfield Springs. N.Y.: daughter, Liurel D e ­ laney. Sunford; (laughter. Jacqurllur Wliltman, Jacksonville; brother. Paul Whitman. Cazemnia, N.Y.: four grand­ sons. four granddaughters. Drtsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. EUGENE WRIGHT Eugene Wright. 61, Depugh Street, Altamonte Springs, died Thursday, March 11. Horn Oct. 10. 1933 In Jen ­ nings. he moved to Altamonte Springs In 1941. Mr. Wright was a brick mason. He was a Methodist. Survivors Include daughter. Denise Alexander, Rochester. N.Y.: daughter, Coreatha Johnson. Rochester. N.Y.: daughter. Theresa Wltker. Rochester. N.Y.; son. Eugrne Wright. Jr.. Rochester. N.Y.: sister. Mary Lee Wright. Alta­ monte Springs; brother, Louis Wright. Altamonte Springs; twelve grandchildren, seven greut -grandchildren. fF O N S H A L S BRADLEY G. KOHR Bradley G. Kolir. 80, Haven Drive. Oviedo, died Frlduy, March 12. 1099. Bom Muy 28. 1918 In York. Pa. he moved to Central Florida In 1997 from Sarasota. Mr. Kohr was an aeronautical engineer. He was a member of St. Lukes Lutheran Churrh. Oviedo. Survivors Include wife. D o­ rothy Kohr. Oviedo: son. JefT Kohr. Danville. Calif.: sister, Evrlyn Cacclola. York. Pa.; two grandchildren. Baldwtn-Falrchtld Funeral Home, Oviedo, In charge of ar­ rangements. GESINE J. KUCK Qestnc J. Kuck. 94. of O re­ gon. Ohio, died Tuesday. March 10. 1999. She and her late husband. Michael, lived In Sanford for 18 years before moving to Oregon. Ohio In 1988. She Is survived by her brother. Theodor Wendclken. Bremen. Germany; son. Edwurd Kuck. Port Clinton. Ohio; and daughter. Eleanore Sheronlck. Oregon. Ohio. Arrangments under the direction of Eggleston • Melncrt Funeral Home. Oregon. Ohio. JOHN B. WHITMAN John S. Whitman. 64. Pucer Court. Sanford, died W ednes­ day. March 17. 1999. Bom Dec. 13. 1934 In Rome. N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1981. Mr. Wliltman was a r e ­ I Crab your Friends and join us For the largest river cleanup ever organized in Florida 1 KUCK. OEEINE J. Gt-ftliic J. Kuck. 04. died Tuesday, March IG. 1000 at the Oregon Nursing mid Rehabilitation Cen­ ter, Oregon. Ohio. She wan the widow of Michael Kuck. She and her husband lived In Sanford for 18 years before leaving for O re­ gon. Ohio In 1088. Surviving arc Ikt son. Edward (Nancy) Kuck of Port Clinton. Ohio; daughter. Eleanore (Mike II.) Sheronlck of Oregon, Ohio: and brother. Theordor Wendelken of Bremen, Germany. There will be no visita­ tion u n i services arc private. The family suggests contributions to the Church of the Holy Redeemer. Arrangements being handled by Ijy EgglMtoa-MslBsrt Funeral Home. Oregon. Ohio. WHITMAN, JOHN Funeral services for Mr. Whitman will be Saturday (3/20/1090). at 5:30 p.m. in the Mrlssoii Funeral Chapel with Rev. Fr. Richard W. Traill officiating. Cremation will follow services. Friends may call ut the funeral home Salurtluy from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. tmlll 8 p in. BRIMON FUNERAL HOME. 322-2131. SANFORD. IS IN CHARGE OK SERVICES. WRiattT, EUOENE Funeral Services for Mr. Eugene Wright, will be Salurtluy. Murch 20. 11 a.m. ut Zanders Chu|x-I wtih Elder Vernon Woolrtdgc, offi­ ciating. IHibllc Viewing ut Zanders Cliupcl on Friday from 3 p.m.- 0 p.m. Interment will follow In Kern l*ark-Allumonte Comm ti­ nny Cemetery. Allumonlc Springs, under the directions of Manrla C. Zandsr* Funeral Homs. Apopka. "The IVopIc's Choice.* Gouldthnrpr moved Ills fam­ ily to Winter Springs this weekend. 12 minutes away from the airport. Gm ildlhnrpr and Ilfs wife. Clierl have u nine-year old daughter named Slephunle and a six-year old son named Deano. Gouldthorpe said OSI will aggressively pursue charter carriers, especially carriers serving Europe. Littn America and Canada. *We‘re going to aggressively market our International fa­ cilities,*' Gouldthorpe said. “We're going to bring c a r r ie d In here who ran help us m ore fully utilize the facilities dur­ ing the off season.* Tlie Orlando Sanford Airport handles about 1.3 million pas­ sengers per year. The m ajor­ ity of the passengers are Brit­ ons arriving on charier flights from England. The greatest traffic comes In the summer, when the British take vaca­ tions. Sanford Mayor L irry Dale said he expects Gouldthorpe will be active In the com m u­ nity. "He's young enough to be full of energy and old enough to have experience." Dale said. "He's going to be great for the airport and the community.* In February. Britannia A ir­ lines moved front the Orlando Sanford Airport to the Orlando International Airport. The air­ line accounted for 20 percent of the airport's customers last year. Pun American airlines plans to move Its Florida base from Fort Lauderdale to Sanford and begin the first scheduled domestic passenger service from the airport by late spring. The airline plans to rent a building to use /is a line maintenance facility. Initially, Pan American A ir­ lines plans to offer non-stop flights three times per week to Newark. N.J. continuing to Portsmouth. N.H. If the flights arc successful, officials say that domestic service will expund. Help Rescue the River Saturday. March ZO. 1999 Far m ar* lafarmatlaa call I-BO O -298-4B SO A N H tU U t HflCM GOMf A‘ VU AWT E3 W a& 1C J b L J . l . . We Don't Ask A Lot For A Home Loan. Crimes------Continued from Pag* 1A arrested on the Jail roof for an outstanding warrant from Du­ vall County for dealing In sto­ len property. He apparently sold stolen goods to a pawn­ shop In the arra. police said. 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Miith 18.1Mg •I B Assistant Sports Editor The best show up for Arnie SANFORD • There * only one reason why this w eek's PQA Tbur stop In Orlando Is differ­ ent than any other. Normally, this would be an off-week for most professional golfers. Th e Florida swing started tw o weeks ago at Dora! and most players don't like to go three weeks without a break, especially with the Players Cham pionship and the greatest field In g o lf next w eek tn Ponte Vedra Beach. T h is should be an o ff week except for one thing. Th is Is Arnold Palm er's tour­ nament and to tu m down A m le Is like turning dow n a private audience w ith the Pope. Every year, despite the extra two w eeks o f play w ithout a break, the best com e to O rlando lust for A m le. S o do som e o f the biggest galleries on the tour. I t s all because o f Palmer. A f­ ter all. he built the tour to what It Is today. lie turned g o lf glam orous. He sms one o f us. A nd he never showed It. Linda T ripp aaid she Is Just like us. Arnold Palm er proved he Is lust like us. H e hitched up h is pants, had an ugly swing, and If you 're a true g o lf historian, he blew a l­ most as m any leads as h e had wtna. charging from ffVtlllHl U te tn the fin alR H ind. n't w on on the regular tour since 1B73 • h as It really been 36 years? - but If you m ake It to his tournam ent this week, and I f you care about g o lf you h e ll still draw a bigger crow d than T ig er W oods. H e also brings In a respect unseen on the tour. . Ja ck Nicfclaus esn be overly opinionated. Sam e w ith Tom W atson, the tw a legends w ho still show u p som ewhat regu ­ larly on the tour, although Jack hasn't been around for a while. T ig er W oods Is kind o f an Is­ land unto h im self In the tour locker room and m ost o f the other superstars tend to spend their time with their agents and hangers-on. Not Palmer. Several years ago. as famous aportawrlter John Fetnstetn pointed out, the players all had a f « l i > marir * for * Palm er wtn he m ade the cut at the B ay HID. T o a man. the players cam e In lust to thank Palm er for aU he had done and fo r the courtesy shown at the Bay Hill each win. Palm er cried. H e felt like ope o f the guys. It's a tribute to Palm er that the place will be packed again this week. Shoot, even Michael Jordan showed u p to play in the Pro-Am Tuesday along with singer A m y Grant and a couple o f gu ys w ho w ear ties when o ff the g o lf course. Head an out to the course. From anywhere tn Sem inole County It's a half-hour to 45 m inutes and the hospitality is p e a t . Palm er w ouldn't have h is tournament any oth er way. S top b y for som e autographs a t the signing tent n ear the IBtb green. Most o f them sign they'll actually look a t you w hile they do. T ty to get your typical NB A or N F L play lyer to do the same. Good luck. And i f you get a chance, say hi and thanks to Palmer. He signs every autograph and gives you a sm ile In return. Palm er h as won tournaments aU o ver the world and he still holds out courtesy fo r those o f us o n the outside o f the ropes. Say hi, not for the recogni­ tion. but for the class he has given back for so long. He has brought a lot o f love to Orlando and this la o u r one w eek to give him som e thanks tn return. By the way. how m any people realise that Palm er's first pro- Turnabout is fair play Pebble Junction returns favor, hands crown to Nobles Communication SANFORD • Last w eek P eb b le Junction denied Nobles Communlratlon a chance to clin ch the title and gave W ells C o n ­ tracting a golden opportunity to force a playoff. Last night at Ptnehuret Park. Pebble Junction turned the ta­ bles and knocked o ff W ells Contracting handily, to give Nobles Comm unication the Cham pionship o f the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department M en's W edn esday Night Polar Bear Slow Pitch Softball League. Nobles Communication had token care o f Its own bu sin ess earlier In the evening as Jamie Pltzer and Tony Taylor com ­ bined to drive In 13 runs In a 24-9 Run Rule thrashing o f Scientific OUas. ADAPCO then earned at least s tie for third place, scoring six runs In the second Inning and going on to best Scientific Glass. 13-2. That set the stage for the Pebble Junction-W ells Con­ tracting matchup. A W ells C o n ­ tracting win would have forced a w inner-lake-all playoff with .tables Communication next w eek for tire cham pionship, while a Pebble Junction victory would secure a tie for a third place fin ish . W ells Contracting led 4-3 a f­ ter two tim ings, but P eb b le Junction started to lake control In the top o f the thin ) Inning, scoring four runs, and then added five runs In the top o f the fourth Inning to take a 12-4 lead from which W ells C o n ­ tracting never recovered, finally falling 17-5. Nobles Communication fin ­ ishes the season with an 8 -3 record, w hile W ells Contracting ends up 7-4 and AD APCO and Pebble Junction both at 7-5. Scientific Glass ends the s e a ­ son at 0-12. Trophy presentations will b e made at the OrangUatlonal Meeting for the Spring Softball Leagues which will be held on W ednesday. April 7th at 6 :3 0 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center In Sanford City Hall. Jam* PiUsr was 4-for-4, Including two horns tuns and a trpie, scored thrss runs and drove in sight to ' " Nobios Communicatoon to a tins winning Z4-» tnumprng of Scientific Glass at Plnshurat Park Wednesday night Pirates, Royals romp in Bambino Minors Baseball after three Innings. But the Pirates u nleashed their bats in the top o f the fourth inning, scoring four SANFORD • Th e Pirates and runs, and then scoring the Royals both m oved to 2-0 on maximum five runs In the fifth the season as the Bam bino M i­ and sixth Innings to take a 17­ nor League took cen ter stage In 1 advantage. the C ity o f Sanford Recreation, and .B a r k s ..D r y r fm m i Italic . ' Th e Devil Rays mounted m i­ nor rally in the bottom o f the Ruth Baseball League on W edn esday evenin g at Hoy 17-5. to m ake the final H oller J u n ior Field. T h e second In Bam bino M inor League a c ­ , especially o ver the tion (left o ver from Tu esd ay's firat two Innings, with the Ro>story), the Pirates topped the als holding a 5-3 lead o ver the Red Sox 16-8 an Saturday a f­ Newsome Hardwoods Athletics. ternoon: and the N ew T rib e s But the Royals cam e u p with Mission Indiana ddged the Red the m axim um five runs o ver the Sox. 8-7. on M onday night at final three Innings, w hile the Roy H oller Ju nior Field. T h e first gam e w as very com ­ A thletics could only answer with seven runs as the Roymla petitive with the Pirates h oldin g prevailed, 20-10. a 3-1 lead o ver the Devil Rays SMmslunmr Don Pablos of Sanford wraps up Woi en’s League ■ v P a a n — iitk s TW cT s e DIIIW SANFORD - Lori Poe contin ­ ued h er amazing hitting a s Don Pablos o f Sanford wrapped up the regular season cham pion­ ship in the City o f Sanford Rec­ reation and Parka Department W om en's Polar B ear Slow Pitch Softball League at Ptnehuret Park Tuesday night. Tw o w eeks ago Poe had s tri­ ple and a double as Don Pabloa o f Sanford m oved Into first place for the first tim e and then followed that effort up with a m ind-boggling 7-for-7 perform ­ ance last w eek that Included a hom e run, two triples and double. Th e righthanded pow er-hitter kept up the pace Tu esd ay night, going 4-for-4 with a hom e run. scoring three runs and driving In three (giving h er a streak o fa t least 11 con secu ­ tive hits) as Don Pablos o f Sanford mashed Paul's Tru ck and Auto Repair. 18-4 in five Innings. . A victory by Paul's Tru ck and Auto Repair would have forced a playoff between Don Pablos o f Sanford and the Sharks, which had already finished their s e a ­ son. next week. But Don Pablos o f Sanford took control Immediately, sco r­ ing 10 ru n * In the top o f the first Innlita. Tw o-run triples b y both Paula Sotiger and Lucy Sellers and a two-run single b y Diane Colangelo w ere the b ig Standings _ Am erican D iv i­ sion: Royals (2-0). New T rib es Mhslon Indians (2-1). Mariners (0-2) and Red Sox (0-3); N a ­ tional Division: Pirates (2-0), Devil Kays (2-1) and Newsom e Hardwoods Athletics (1-2). Schedule _ Friday night at Roy Holler Junior h e ld . Red Sox vs. Mariners, 5:45 p.m .; Saturday afternoon at Roy H o l­ ler Junior Field. Devil Rays vs. Royals. 2:30 ‘ p.m.: and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics vs. Pirates, 4 p.m. Providing the offense were: Pirates: four hits _ Lom e Mrnhle (triple, two doubles, two runt, four RBI). C h ris S e ll­ ers (triple, three runs). C am ­ eron Thompklna (three runs); three hits _ Jerm aine Casey (two runs). Brandon W illiam s (run): two runs _ Brandon Boatich (two doubles, run. RBI), Nicholas W illiam s (run. RBI). Khars Jones and Skyler Cow hig (one run scored each). Jimmy Sellers; one hit _ M ark Layton (double, run). Okaye Manley (run). Devil Raya: three h its _ Traverses McGill (triple. RBQ; two hits . Roy Valentine (run. RBI). Jason Faith (run); one hit _ Matt Kearney (triple, run). John Salco (double, run). Jam es Kearney (run). John V a l­ entine. Royals: four hits _ Eric Jenkins (triple, double, two runs, two RBI). Bryan Hope (four runs), A lex Daleaaanoro (two runs); three hits _ Rudy H eckle (double, two runs). Gregory Belmont (three runs). Brent Coffer (two runs), Shane Moore (run); two hits _ Brandon W elty (double, two runs). Har­ old Daniels and Erik I tall (one run scored each). Newsome Hardwoods Athlet­ ics: three hits _ D'Andre Adams (triple, double, two runs). Den M cGhee (triple, two runs): two hits _ Corey Brooks (double, run). Nick DanUla (run). Travtus Mathis. Ton y W eil: one hit _ Justin. Smith. Jerem y Murphy. David O r Ik and Edwin Maldonado (one run scored each). Ju lian Pearson. H S I.M IS Raiders deep in romp ■ vP ssw — rttk________________ sroK raE ilnuH SANFORD - Th e ball w as ftylng out o f Raider Field on W ednesday a s the Sem inole Community C ollege base ball team continued Its outstanding play o f late with a 2 2 -7 o f W estern New Engfrom S prin gfield, Christian Corvoa ho me red twice, w hile Kareexn M orton and Oviedo's Rich Rodrigues blasted one round-tripper each to lead a 20-hit Raiders attack. 8C C scored tn six o f the eight Innings In w hich It batted, scoring fou r runs in four d iffe r­ ent Innings and three runs tn each o f two oth er frames. T h e Raiders took a 4-0 lead In the bottom o f the first inning, but W estern New England (1-2) got a grand slam from S m irk owsld In the top o f the third In ­ ning to tie the gam e at 4-4. But that would be the last hurrah for the O olden Bears a s 8C C came right back w ith four runs In the bottom o f the third Inning and then scored 14 o f the next 15 runs tn the gam e to take a 22-5 lead before W est­ ern New England plated a pair o f ru n * tn the top o f the ninth Inning. Jason Meier, a freshman righthander from W est Orange High School, was the b e n e fic i­ ary o f the run support, givin g u p five runs (four earned) on sta h its o ver the first seven in ­ nings. He also struck out sta In evening hts record at 2-2. sss 8CC, Pag* SB’ �2B ■Semnole Herald. Santord. Hooda •Thursday. March 18.1999 see Continued from Page IB Sean Si alt mi gave up two u n ­ earned runs on one lilt In oneplus Inning of work and Enri­ que Sosa gave up one hit In getting the final three outs for the Raiders. Corvos. a freshman d e sig ­ nated hitter from Carcns. Vene­ zuela, ended the day 3-for-3. Including the two home runs, scored four times and drove In six runs. Morton, a freshman outfielder from Spruce Creek, also had a big day. going 2-for 2. he also had a double to go with his home run. scored three runs Men- Continued from Page IB Providing the offense were: Nobles Communication: four hits _ Jamie In zer (4-for-t. two home runs, triple, three runs, eight RBI). Tony Taylor (triple, double, three runs, five RBI): three hits _ Jason Muslck Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TUI CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB BMMTBBHTtt JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TUB BTRTV OF FLORIDA. IN ARO FOR SRMIHOLB COUHTT CIVIL ACTION C. . . N.t 88-848-CA-14 Dhrlatom A OCWtN FEDERAL BANK. FSB. Pi.Mim. n. CESAR V OCAMPO. PERLITA P OCAMPO. •ml AMBERWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.; O. lMKl.nl. AMBNDBD NOTtOR OF SALB None. Is haroby given Pul. pursuant Is a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure and an Ovder Seecheduling Foret loiure Sat# •M end In the above-»tyled cawaa. In Wiv Circuit Courl ot SanUnola County. Flood*, I writ mall lh* proparly allual. in Sammola County Florida daaenbad a. Lot 41. AMBERWOOD UNIT ONE. according to tha Plat lharaol. aa recorded In Plal Book IT. Pag* I 7. ol tha Public Racordi ol Sammola County. Florida. .1 public tala, to tha hlghaal and bast brddar. lor cash, al tha Waal front door ol tha Sammola Courtly Courthouaa. In Santord. Florida at II 00 A M on APRIL s. tsot DATED THIS 3rd day ol MARCH, tsso Maryann# M o n a Clark ol Circuit Courl By: Jano E Jasaanc Deputy Clark IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN OROCR TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING. YOU ARE ENTtTLEO. AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THB PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CON­ TACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT 301 N. PARK AVENUE. SUITE H30I, SANFORD. FLORIDA. 13771. |40T) 313-4330 EXT. 4217 WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARING OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CALL 1#04-444 17M . if - NOTE. THIS COMMUNICATION. FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Gibbon*. Smith. 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ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dal* ol tha Ural publica­ tion ol thta Nolle* la March It, IMS Paraonal Rapraaantathr* JOHN WILLIAM ALLEN 1170 Flaldgraan Court tlona Mountain. Qaorgka 30044 Attorney tor Paraonal Rapraaantatty* LARRY H COLLETON Florida Bar #: C7SS14I 1300 Eaat Concord Straat Orlando. Florid* 31103 (407) S0C-1 ttS Publish March 11, IS. IMS OCA-tit M THE CMCUrr COURT OF TNK LiAblbuNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ARO FOR Tha OUJS R FLOYD. No SA-1S3-CP, I* CacuA Court ol in lh* ootady ol Mfcb M Samba Cowdy Courthouaa, SSI North Park bnda 31771. 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Tha data ol lh* lint pubbeabon ol thra Nolle* ia March It, IMS BARBARA J. FLOYO ai Panona! Rapraaanlalhr* ol tha Eatata ol OLUC R. FLOYO Attorney lor Paraonal Rapraaentattv*: KENNETH F MURRAH Ol Murrah. Doyto and Wrgi*. P A *00 Waal Mora* Boulevard PO. Boa l i l t Wintar Park. Florida 32780 Tatophon* (407) 444 *401 Florida Bar Number 00474*4 Pubbah March ! 1, It. IMS DCA-M FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. SS-1ST-CA DIVISION 14-A MELLON MONTOAQE COMPANY. Plaistlfl, M. MARSHALL JENKINS. •I al. Dafandantla). NOTICE O f fONBOLOSUM SALE NOTICE IE MEREST OWEN purauasl lo an Order ■•scheduling Foreclosure tala dated March 2. ISM. and asi*rad in Caaa NO. M -I37-CA ol Ow Circuit Court ol tha EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. Flo* edwrein MELLON MORTGAGE COMNUIY la tha Plaintiff and MARSHALL JENKINS; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MAR­ SHALL JENKINS N/R/A SHIRLEY JENKINS: BARNETT BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION SUCCESSOR BV HEROES WITH BARNETT RANK O f CEN­ TRAL FLORIDA. N.A. are fog Deltndanla. I *r!U sad lo the hlgheal and baal bidder let car h at tha Waal IronI door el tha Saminol* County Courthouaa. Sanlord. Florida al 11:00 a m . on tha Sth day al APRIL, t m . tha foltaatoa deavrtbad property a* aat forth In aaU Final Judgment: LOT 4, BLOCK M. NORTH ORLANOO RANCHES SECTION 7. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. MOC 3. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND and tha aaal el Ihi* Court on MARCH t. IMS. <«Alj Maryann* Mora* Clark ol th* Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jaaawtc Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCall*. Raymar. Barren t Frappiar Peal Olfic* Boa 341D Tamp*. FL 33401 FM0I01M II you «r* a pan on with a dtaabtlily who rvvada accommodalion in ordar lo parliclpat* In thra proceeding. you ar* anillied al no coal lo you, lor lh* proriaaion ol certain aaaiaUrea. Plaaay contact Court Adtramatralion al 391 N. Park Avanua, Sanlord Florida 337M. lalyphone number (407] 123-4339, within t working day* ol your receipt ol Ihi* doc­ ument: II hearing impaired, (700) t-SOO-SSS-1771. Pubiiah: March It, IS. IMS 0EA-S0 and drove In three. Rodriguez, a freshman who played for former SCC star Kenne Brown at Oviedo last year and was a member of the American legion Post 33 squad that won the State Champion­ ship last summer, enterrd the game late to lift a three-run (double, two runs, three RBI), Brian Jones (double, run. Rill), Hill Cogbum (Ibree m il*, lw» RBI). Jimmy Otima (two n u n . two RBI). Lorry Chunnt (two runR. RBI): two hltH _ Mickey Cogburn (double, two runs), Mike Taylor (four runs): one hit _ Jon 1.tigering (two runs. RBI). Tom Wilks. Scientific Glass: two hltH _ Mark Randall (home run. run. three RBI), Luis Rodriguez (run. RBI): one hit _ Norman Bowles (triple, thrrr RBI), Jimmy Reynolds (m n. RBI). Robbie Comey (two runs), William Carvel) (run); one run. one RBI _ Randy Irwin: one nm _ l>. Rivera. ADAI’CO: two hits _ Matt Kuelnskl (home nm. double, nm . two RBI), Bobby Brown (double, two nms. RBI). Mike Clark (double. Iwo nins. Will: one hit _ Duvc Blakey (home nm . nm. two Will. Chris Bryson (triple, two nins. two RBI). Danny Hewitt (double, nm . four RBI), harry Dillon (double, run. RBI). Manny Silvia (run). Bnire Sellers Inm); one run _ Donny Cerce. Scientific Glass: one hit _ William Can’cll (home nm. nm. RBtli Robbie Comey (triple, run). D. Wvent (WJI). Jimmy Reynolds, Randy Ir­ win. Nonnun Bowles. Pebble Junction: three lilts _ Bob Markon (triple, two nms. RBI). Bluke Murray (two dou-^ bles. run. two RBI). Brett Molle (double, two nins. four RBI). Jerry Camus (two runs, three RBI). Davr Coss (two runs. RBI); two bits _ Kyle Unibakrr (doublr. three nins. RBI), Dave Karberleln (double, RBI): one bit _ Vic DlBartoln (triple, nin. two RBI). Davr Bennett (two runs). Knit Brubaker: two nms. one RBI _ Mike Miller. Wells Contracting: two bits _ Troy Hickson (home run. mn, RBI). Kenny Brown (double, two nins. RBI); one hit _ Robert Htrt (home mn, run. RBI), Tim Cooper (double, m n). Matt Kalasnlk (RBI). Mike Plpttone (RBI). Ray Hartsfleld. George Porzlg. Mark Whitley. 1 S 22 . * a 1( 19)110) OX . 34 2* •fkatU to QAtM Nobto* C M a a a lta tto * ADAFCO k k a t U lc O lm MO 1 4 .1 3 13 11000 . 3 0 3 1 4*0 1 4 . 1 7 33 390100 0 . B i t rr tt ti fo in tm M k O o a tfsc tta g BRIEFS SANFORD _ Th e City o f Sanford Rrcrealton and Parka D epartm ent will be offering the follow ing adult program s. CHURCH SOFTBALL Gam es in the m en's slow pitch league will be played at the Lake M aty Sports Complex on Ranloul Lone o n Monday night's and will begin play around April 1st. homer In lit* only at bat. Also mulllple bit games for the Raiders wrrr freshman Carlos Vera (2 Tor-3, Iwo dou­ bles. three runn scored), freshman Todd BablJ (2-for “ I, Inrludlng a double, three m ns scored, one RBI), sophomore Johnny Gulseppr (2-for-3. one RBI), freshman Jose Martinez (2-for-B, one m n scored, two IBM) and sophomore Josh Rho­ des (2-for-B. three m ns sco rn l. one RBI). Ollier contributors were freshman Bryan Bubl| (l-for-2|. KlHsImmee-Oscrola freshman Ben Johnnnlng (l-for-3. tlirre mns scored), New Smymn Bench sopbomnrr Kent relic Kvnns (one single, one RBI), freshman Adam Shorts (one single, one RBI), KlsslmmeeOsreola freshman Malt Baker (one m n scored) and freshman Justin Thompson (one RBI). Jollroaiir went 3-for-4 and scored three m ns to pace the Golden Bears, while Luce was 2-for-4 with n n m scored and Snurkowskl was l-for-3, In ­ cluding Ills grand slant, and drove In live m ns. SCC. which Improved to 1320 on the season, will host Daytona Beach Community College In a Mid-Florida Con­ ference contest at Raldrr Field starting at 3 p.m. lodny. road for an M-FC doublehead^ In Lessburg against Ln) Sumter Community Colled starting at noon on Saturdti before returning home nc Tuesdny to play Hagcrstnv Junior College from Mntyland 3 p.m. at Raider Field. ---------------- n A f t m A l ------------GOLDEN BEARS 7 WNEC 004 010 002 . 7 8 SCC 404 430 43x . 22 20 t'riKiiwn. limit HI. Krone CM. [k>mln| gur/ IHI uixt Krli ham Mrtrr. Staltcm |m S k i PMtuxI Ouiwtipc. Ilulrlpiri pq W| Mrtrr (2-21 IJ* . I'rtstiaon K) II Sutr (Huu- 211 _ SCC. Vrra X Mnrttm T ILiU 31 _ tumr. lilt . Wralrm New Kn SniiilunmlU: SCC. CnnvM X Mortiai. Mivi dilpiu Hrriinl* _ Wralrm Nrw Lily CuDny 1-2. SCC 13 20. Th e Raiders w ill then bit the Women C on tin u ed from P a g * IB hits in the outburst. Paul's Truck and Auto Repair got a pair o f m n s back In the bottom o f the first Inning, but Don Pablos o f Sanford a n ­ swered right b a rk with another six m n s In the top o f the s e c ­ ond on the strength or a threem n hom e m n by Colangelo and a solo hom e m n by l*oc. In the nightcap, Curt's A lleycats and Vtiughau Incorporated got booked up In a shigfest. Curt's A llryeats took a 7-4 Irnd In the top o f the third In ­ ning. but Vaughnn Incorporated cam e back to take a (2 -7 lend after four Innings. Curt's A llryea ts refu srd lo give In however, and regained the Irud for good by scoring six m n s in the top o f the fifth In ­ n ing to go up 13-12 and then capped o ff the scoring with a pair o f Insurance runs In the sixth Inning to com plete the 1512 triumph. Don Pablos o f Sanford fin ­ ishes the regular season with a 7-1 record, edging the Sharks, w ho had the bye Tuesday night, w ith a 6-2 mark. Com pleting the stutidlngs are Paul's Tru ck and Auto Repair (4-4), C u rt's A llryea ts (3*5) and V au gh an Incorporated (0-8). T h e league w ill hold a sin gleelim ination tournament next Tu esd ay night at Ptnehuret Park, T h e schedule and lim es wilt b e set on Thursday. Pow ering the Don Pablo# o f Sanford offense w ere Lori Poe (one hom e run. three sin gles, three runs scored, three RBI), Diane Colangelo (one (tom e run. tw o sin gle*. Mtrec five RBI). Carol U u in rr (one tri­ ple, two singles, two m n s scored, two RBI) and Lynelle Barkley (one double, two s in ­ gles. tw o m n s scored). Also contributing w ere Paula Songer (one triple, one sin gle, one m n scored, three RBI). Lisa Show (one double, on e sin gle, on e m n scored, two RBI). A n ­ gela W hitney (one double, one single, three m n s scored), Lucy Sellers (one triple, one m n scored, three RBI) and K rill O trro (one single, two m n s scored). Providing the offense for Paul's TTuck and Auto K rpalr were Barb Martin (three s in ­ gles. one RBI), M lrkl Lewis (two singles, two m n s scored). B e ­ linda Anderson (one single, on e n m scored, one RBI), Ttunmy Japes (one single, one RBI), Kim Myers. Becky M cC am an and Dtno W ilson (one sin gle each) and Teresa Flnck (one m n scored). Carrying Curt’s Allrycata to victory w ere B ecky Sim pson (four singles, one m n scored, two RBI). Barbie B artel* lone double, two singles, two m n s scored, one RBI), Ju lie Knecht (one double, two singles, one mn scored, two RBI) an d Sharon Ritchie (three singles, one ru ff scored). O ther contribu tor* w ere Leah Sparrow (one hom e run. one ■ingle, three runs scored, two RBI), Kim C u rtis (two doubles, three runs scored, one RBI). Sue Nlchol (two singles, one run scored, on e RBI). Dec W a l­ den (two singles, two RBI), Kathy KUngenamllh (one d o u ­ bts. tw o runs scored, two RBI). Jodi Johnson (one sln glr) and S u r Mohr (one m n scored, one Hill). Doing Ute dam age for Vaughan Incorporated w ere LuAnnr M aclsaac (one dou ble, three singles, three m ns scored, on e RBI). Lynn W eb b (one double, three singles, one m n scored, three RBI). Cindy G iles (one dou blr. two singles, one m n scored, three RBI). Bonnie Chaplin (th rrr singles. Hirer m n s scored, two KB Ik Sandolu M ulkry (two singles, two m n s scored, one RBI). Ltx Tu rner (one single, one RBI), Debbie lle m ln g (one sin gle) und B rer Davis (two m n s scored). FlH n SastotS Foal's Troth a Agio Cart's ARayaola Jeff- ( 10)00 SO . IS St S 00 02 . 4 IQ SOOOOSO.il S3 404 4 0 0 0 . IS IS IB Cessions) win w as at Mayfair Country C lu b In Sanford when It was a regular atop on the POA Tour? He m ay tic from Latrobc. Penn., but he has brought an awful lot to Central Florida. L o t SscoBd Shot: la a too cariy toJust go ahead and name Seminole's Dave Rogers as the Seminole Athletic ConJetvncc softball coach of the gear? FLAG FOOTBALL Th e league will follow all Florida R ecrea­ tion and Parks A ssociation (FRPA) Flag Football rules and regulations and w ill play Ita gam es on Saturday m om tnga. A ny questions about the leagues or further Inform ation can be obtained by calling the Recreation Departm ent at (407) 330-S097. L e g a l N o t lc s s N o i S O T S R W f ? dial 11 an engaged In buatnaaa a ll SS4 flmoeuon Way, Langwood. FL 32784, Samtnota County, Florida, under tha FlcItUoua Noma ol OAR SXPRESS, and that I inland to ragtaiar told namo with lh* Oivtaton ol Corporation*, Tallahaaeao. Florida. In accordance with the provlalona ol th* FtcIHlou* Nam* Statutes, To-WII Sac1ton SSS.SS, Ftortda Statute* 1M 1. E.M.P. Ora up. In*. Oaoa Pea aralla Pubbah: Match It. ISM OCA-ISt le g a l H o tte s t Auto ■ u -S O T S W ..,, » « W 4 to Duals*** al 7M **MSa St, Saotoid. FL 12771. Sinusoil Coast*. Ftortda. i Mg FtoiKiaua Nam* el TNI- Corporation*. TaHahaaaog. Flo.Id*, in accordance wHh th* pravlalona el th* Fkimoot Socllgg F A C T O R Y T R A IN E O T E C H N I C I A N S \ k U I~ *~ A L L L IF E T IM E W A R R A N TIE S - OAKS- C O M P E T IT IV E : - G IV E U MS St, Ftortda Statuta* 1M 1. OSA-ttt l It. II BRAKES UNLIMITED PACKAGE INCLUDES IN TNS CIRCUIT CAM NO. SS-ISM-OA-14-K COUNTHYWIOC NOME LOANS, INC , A New York Corporation. INSPECTION BARRY L STEVENSON CSS*223-1S-OS89); ANGELA 0 . STEVENSON (SOr»a U— N-v KNOW a— ^ywwwNfL, UNKNOWN TENANT 1: arid any unknown hob*. V V Most Cars Coupon Exp. 3-20-09 NOTIC* i* I th* undarilsnad Clerk ot th* Circuit Court ol Somtaol* County. Ftortda, wUI on tha Sth day ot APRIL,! EM. ot 1t:M o'clock a m. at th* r door ol th* laodM la County Courthouaa In Sanford. Florida, olfor tor tato and a*H at public outcry to Sn Mghaal and boat bidder for daoertbod property allual* to loniooll Ccmfity rtefidi' Lai 4SS. WmNWOOO. UNIT THREE. FOURTH ADDITION, according to Plal recorded in Plal Booh IS, Pago* M and M . ol th* Public Record* ol Saminol* County, Ftortda. purauanl to Um Final Judgnwnl entered In a caaa pooding in told Court, lh* otyto o l which to indicated obey*. WITNESS my hand and otileLai aaal ol aald Court thii Sth day ol MARCH. ISM. (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mora* CLERK OP THB CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana £. Jaaawtc Deputy Ctork CUTLER S HOSCH, P.A. 3ISS I. Conway Rd., Sulla E Orlando. Florida 32*12 1407) SSI-S2M Pubiiah March II. It. 1M9 DEA-St Defendants. to n e s NOTICE to hereby gtoeo Utel too undersigned Ctork ol th* Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Ftortda. wW on St* SSi day of AFRIL.IStS, *1 11:88 o’clock a.*# *1 th* w**t Itool door ol the Saminol* County Courthouaa in Sanford. Florida, olfor for sofo and **N ot putalto outory to Sw highoal and bool Mddor tor ca*h. Hi* toSowto*droribod grojMrto allual* to Saminol* County. Florida: Let IS. Block 0 , MALTBIB SHORES SEOONO AODtTlON, according to lh# gtol Storool as ncerdsd In Ftol Rook IS. al FotNd M. Fubito Record* g* Samtoot* Couaty. Ftortda. purauanl to th* Final Judgmwal entered in a ** ** pending to ••id Court, lh# alyl* ol which to indicated ahoy* WITNESS my hand and olftctol aaal of aald Court SUa 4ih My of MARCH, ISM. (COURT SEAL! Maryann* Mora* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By; Jano E. JaaoMc Deputy Ctork BUTLER E HOSCH, PA l i s t S Conway Rd . Bull* E Orlando. Florida S2S12 (487) 381-1200 Putdith: March 11. IE. ISM 0EA-S3 OIL & FILTER CHANGE Oil Change Includes Up To 5 Qts 10W30 •New Oil Filter ONEGALLONANTIFREEZE E x p t a * 3-_20-_99_ % $ iI n_ « Most o Cars Cara Coupon Exp. 3-20-99 �____________ Sflminol# Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Thursday, March 18,1909 __ _ ■ ______________________________________ ______ CALENDAR Weight Watchers A local ch apter o f W eigh t W atchers m eets at the Lake M ary Com m unity D u lldlng every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m . Toastmasters Th e Omni Toastm asters Club *6861 w ill meet at 5:30 p.m . every Thursday at the AAA Dulldlng. 1000 AAA Drive, Heathrow. Ouests and p ro s p e c ­ tive m em bers are w elcom e. Call Jim Ocque. 042 -5227 for in form ation . Recovery Fresh Start Recovery p r o ­ gram s oifers 12-step support groups for those e x p e rie n c in g life-con trollin g problem s. T h e groups meet every Thursday, at 7:30 p.m .. at D estiny Church, 3110 Howell Branch Road, W inter hark. For Inform ation cal) 382-3232 or 384-8135. ToughLove support Tough Love Orlando, a paren t support group, m eets every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m . at St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2140 Ilw y. 434, Longwood. Ttough Love ta a self-help, a c ­ tive. parent support group a ttve. for parents troubled by th tl eir ch il­ r. Tne dren's behavior. Th e group Is open to parents o f preteens, teen agers and adult ch ild ren , and grandparents. For m ore Inform ation call (407) 324-0724 o r visit th eir w eb site at toughlove.org. Pol Luck dinner W idow ed persons a re Invited to atten d a pot lu ck din n er at 5:30 p.m. every th ird Th u rsday o f the m onth at th e C asselberry S en ior C en ter, 200 Lake T rip let D rive, C asselberry. Alanon, Alateen ALANON and ALATEEN m eetings are held eve ry Thuradny, at 8 p.m ., st San­ ford Christian Church. 7 3 0 laitu B s ng— F or to­ r s i) 3 83 -8824 . ,V r r * Blue Grass Picksrs Sanford Blue G rass P ick ers m eet every Th u rsday, from 610 p.m .. at the G re a te r C h am ber of Pickers and welcom e. For inform ation, call John Shaffer, 829 -4931 . Order of Eastern SUr Sem inole C h apter *2 0 m eets on the first and third Th u rsday o f each m onth s t 7:30 p.m . at the Sanford Lodge *6 2 FAAM . T h e lodge la located at 2 12 Park Ave. North, Sanford. For m ore Inform ation call (4 0 7 ) 322 -2616 . Submarine veterans The United States Subm arine V eterans. C en tra l Florida Base, m eet at 7 p.m . at the Fleet Reserve Club, 3040 W est S R 46. the first Thursday o f the m onth. A ll subm ariners, both active or otherw ise, are w elcom e. For Inform ation, call Dud Sim pson, 330 -4445 . S a n fo rd H is to r ic T r u s t Th e Sanford H istoric Trust m eets the first Th u rsday o f the month, at 7 p.m ., at the First Presbyterian Church, c o m e r o f Fourth Street and Park A v e ­ nue. Sanford. For m ore In fo r­ mation. please cal) 321-6734. The public Is Invited to attend. Amateur Radio Th e Lake M onroe A m ateu r Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m .. at th e S enior Center, Lake T r ip le tt Drive, C asselberry. For In fo r­ mation, call Karl Lam bert. 695-8764, or A1 Kirk. 322* 448 7. University women Am erican A ssociation o f U n i­ versity W om en m eets the first Thursday o f each m onth at 7 m. at the R olling H ills oravlan Church. State Road 434. Longwood. Inform ation, ation. call Linda For inform Polonua, 644-4094. 6 . LWJ, Contesting a will requires Back In Ju ly w e discussed the form al requ isites o f a will. Although the requ irem en ts discussed then are essential In order for a will to be valid, Just because a will com plies with them does not n ecessarily m ean that a w ill m ay not be successfully contested on oth er grounds. In order to con ­ test a w ill, how ever, the p er­ son or persons con testin g the will must have standing, or In laym an term s, the right to contest the will. (U iriTH pondcnl U nder Florida law. any In­ terested person may. before An U discharge o f the personal representative, petition the Court In w hich the will was adm itted to probate fo r revo­ cation o f probate. A n In ter­ ested person Is deAned by statute as any person who may reasonably be expected to be affected by the outcom e o f the particu lar proceedin g In­ volved. Th erefore, som eone left out o f a Will o r w hose Interest has been dim inished by a will m ay seek to contest a will. Beneficiaries o r w ould b e beneActarles are not the only persons who m ay contest a w ill, however, in any p r o ­ ceed in g affecting the estate or the rights o f a ben eficiary In the estate, the personal r e p r e ­ sentative o f tiie estate shall b e deem ed to be an In terested person. Additionally, In any p roceedin g affecting the e x ­ penses o f the adm inistration o f the estate or certain claim s, the tru stee o f a trust m ay b e People’s Law an Interested person. H ow ­ ever, the term Interested p e r ­ son does not Include an h eir at law or a devisee w ho has r e ­ ceived his or her distribu tion . Regardless o f w h eth er a p e r ­ son or persons seeking to c o n ­ test a w ill have standing, a w ill m ay not be contested until the testator has passed away. Naturally, this Is because the testator may, at any tim e p rior to his o r h er death, revoke the w ill and execu te another w ill thereby renderin g the w ill contest moot, or the testa to r m ay sim ply revoke the w ill and elect to dispose o f his or h er personal and real property through the use o f the Intest a w statute. I f a person or persons seek ­ ing to contest a w ill have standing, then he. she, or th ey m ay petition the Court for revocation by filin g a p etition with the Court and stating his, her, or their Interest In c o n ­ testing the w ill and the grounds for the contest. Th ere are a few grou nds un­ der which a w ill m ay be c o n ­ tested. Th e will m ay be c o n ­ tested In whole on the grounds that one o r m ore o f the form al requisites o f a w ill w ere not com plied with. A ddition ally, the will m ay be contested ei­ ther In whote or In part on the grounds o f in com peten cy, In­ sane delusion, fraud, duress, undue Influence, and/or m is­ take or. the petition er or pell* tloners m ay seek a ruling tg from fror the Court that the will had been revoked b y the testator. A person or persons m ay contest a will for a num ber o f reasons However, before a person o r persons m ay seek the revocation o f a w ill, he. she, o r they must have standmg. In the com in g w eeks we w ill discuss the grounds for contestin g a w ill as well as other aspects o f probate taw. Mtsa? A M n it Is s | m H il»| S t a r BSf l « S w M l C t M t f BSS S M S ' 1 Cousins quarrel over baby’s name American Legion Am erican Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second T h u rs ­ day. at 8 p.m .. at the Post Hom e. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Inform ation, call 3221652. Pigeon Fanciers Central Florida Pigeon P a n d ers A ssociation m eets the third Th u rsday o f each m on th , st 7:30 p.m .. at the S em in ole C ounty A gricu ltu ral C en ter. 4300 O rlando Drive, S an ford. For m ore Inform ation, con ta ct D ick Kelly at 291-4348. r r n c itn ic r n o i y A free clinic to in clu de b lo o d pressu re check, blood su gar screen in g and Im m u n isation s w ill be held every Friday, from 9 to I I a.m., at th e O cncva School in th e old T h e clin ic la ^ o n a n r e d b y th e B rU n a ln C ou nty H ealth D e ­ partm ent In co»\)unct*on w ith th e B im tn o lf C ou nty S h eriff's O ffice and O eneva E lem en ta ry School. F o r Inform ation, ca ll 3 49 -9284 . DEAR ABBY: My cousin “April* re cen tly lea rn ed from s fa m ily member th a t'I sm pregnant. She was also told that if w » have s hoy, I intend to name him “Frank* after ■ dear uncle who pawed sway recent­ ly A p ril Im m ediately telephoned me and told mo I couldn't name my rhild after our uncle because she'* trying to get pregnant and Intends to use the sam e nam e. She d e ­ manded I choose s different name so she couU honor our uncle in this way. Abby, April is not pregnant, and my baby Is due in June. M y huebahd w u very upset by what she •aid. and told me never to speak to h e r a gain . M y fa th e r aaya that when It comes to naming s baby, the first one bom ta the first one named. April thinks I'm being rude end selfleh by “doing this to her.” M y -n s M e r • s y r T r l s M s l m a tter t w i n s we Use 1000 m ilw M art. Is there a tactAil way to handle this without stirring up a feud with my cousin? IN A BIND SAFE, Substance A bu se F am ily Education, la conductin g a 'F a m ilies in Crisis’ o u trea ch program . Interested o rga n isa ­ tions w anting to contact th e Life Savers Club o f SAFE m ay call Libby Kuharake a t 291435 7. LAKE M ARY _ A sen ior's grou p m eets for lunch the s e c ­ ond Friday o f each m onth at Lake M ary C hurch o f the Naxarene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. T h e noon m eeting is held In the Fellow ship Hall. For m ore inform ation, c o n ­ tact Bill at 322-1006. THURSDAY PRIME TIME much-admired woman lived her lift. I don't know who the author Is, but perhaps you'll find it worth sharing with your readers. MORTON WR10HT. G RANADA H ILLS. CALIF. DEAR MORTONi Thera’s some Inspiring philosophy la tbs poem, and It's well worth Beauty Secrets i TJ t For attractive “ I have lived through a sim ilar situation. When I got married, I cer­ tainly did not have my father give me away or even attend my wed­ ding, for that matter. I f her father is sincerely sorry for the way he has acted, he should understand her feelings and tell her that he com­ pletely understands snd agrees that her grandfather deserves the honor. After all, the grandfather was the one who was part o f her life when the father chose to walk sw ay. I also disagree with your suggestion that she could w alk slune. W hy should she? 1 have never regretted my deci­ sion snd I’ve been married tft years. Even after my father's death three be his friend thani permanent pario e r . Y o u a d vised h e r to break things off, so that both o f them may be free to find “true love.* Abby, that helps perpetuate one o f tbs saddest lias o f human exis­ tence. “Chemistry” snd ”msglc” — ss you cell thorn — h svs alm ost nothing to do with lows. Passion snd lust, os such, are Illusions that hold em pty promises and feds quickly. W h y do you th in k th o ro a re so n foiled and broken refoi then happy, lifelong ones? ________ people believe these lies are Indicators o f lore, snd search the fathers w ere the adults and ItofoUUL Lore is stomal and to Lews is also more d ca h r frien d sh ip than passion. I f you polled successful m arriages, you made their own adult decisions. Now It'S time for her father to act like thM adult he is and lake what is handed to him. p a rtn ers c la im th e y w o re b a st M e a d s f ir s t Passion Is certainly ex c itin g and p a rt o f th e shared -v. --------' s, but years sou, 1 had no regrets. In this situation and my own, M-A-OJf.. DOUULAK8V1LLK. PA. ft fcj BPf D E A R M A J X N .I l / y e o for a slim figure, share your food with the hungry- ’ For basutifUl hair, let e child run his fingers through It once a day. For poise, walk with the knowl­ edge you never walk alone. We leave you a tradition o f the future. Th e tender loving care o f human beings w ill never becomr ■yon mode UwriSghi ooo yea. I was surpi bar of readers who disagreed r — although not w ith m ty i BRUCE CULP, VKRO BEACH. PfJL DEAR ABBY: You printed a lat­ te r from *K ,a a wom an w ho has been doting a wonderful man for 18 obsolete. DEAR ABBY: I recently received a copy o f a wonderful potm. It's supto be one that Audrey Hepi shared with her family during h er la st C h ristm a s, ju s t w sske before she died. I f that's true, it ■ays a great deal about how that People, even more than things h s v s to be restored , ren ew ed revived, reclaimed, redeemed and redeem ed and redeem sd. N s vsi throw anyone sway. Remember, i f you ever need i helping hand, you'll 11 find one at thi end af your arm. As you grow older, you’ll diecovei that you have two hands: One foi h elpin g you rself, the second foi helping others. You have great days still shorn o f you. May there bo many o f thorn. Haired1 Beverly D E A R A B B Y : I disagree with klifonila' your advice v______( to ‘ Lisa_ in Califo that she should have her grandfather and father walk her down the aisle. H er father gave up any rights or honors o f being a fathei when ho walked out on tier when iinnual CAPTAIN’Sa LICENS Klwanls Pancake Day Saturday, March 27, 1999 Sanford CMc Cantor Serving; 8:00 a.m. to 2;00 p.m. Donation: $ 3 .0 0 at the door Benefit Sanford Area Underprivileged Youth Hourly Door Prizes charge*. 5tt>4• �4B ■Seminote Herald, Santord, Ftonda ■Thursday, March 1B.1999 Legal Notices 71— H Legal Notices GIRLS'" LIVE!!! NO TICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* It h*r*by given tti«l I »m engaged In business at 705 Ughthaus* Cl , Attamont* Spring*. FL 32714. Samlnol* County. Florida, undar Ih* Fictilioua Nam* ol E X T E M I P O t llD I L IT K S , and that I Inland to tagltlar tald nam* with th» Division ol Corporabona, Tallahaataa, Florida, In accordance with the provision* ol Ih* Flclltiou* Nam* Statute*. To-Wit Section 8S6 OS, Florida Statute* ISS1 Cindy Sill* Publish March IS. 1MS OCA-ISO NOTICE UNDER FIC TITIO US NAMS A C T Nolle* i» h*r*hjr givtn Sna» lh« und*«m»gnod pursuant tha "Fictilioua Nam* Statu!#.* Chapter H6S 09 Florida Stilly tail, will regular w»»th 1’h# Divition ot Corporation*. Department of Stale, Stale ol Florida upon receipt of proof of the publication of fhia nollea, the fictitioum name, to wii; BOOLS 4 SCHUIM AM , PA under which we are engaged In butin**i al 706 Turnbull Av* •203, Altamonte Springt, FL 32701 That th* corporation int*r*«t*d IN THE CM CUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLS COUNTY. FLOR0A PROBATE DIVISION FA* Ne. SS-tta-CR IN RC ESTATE OF ANTHONY F YAKIMA Deceased NOTICE OF follow* The adrmnittration ol the estate ol Anthony F Vakena. deceased. FA* Nier*ier 99-221-CP, I* pvndng In tv* Circuit Cowl lor Semmoi* County Ftonda. Probate Dnrwion. the address ol winch tt PO Drawee C. S*ntonl FT. 32772-OSSB The neme* and eddiessea ol the Personal Representetlv* and Ih* Personal Repmsentetsre s attorney ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AAE NOTtFBD THAT All persons on whom thrs notice It served who here otaecbone that chaSenge theveteMyolth*wi*. to* gratification* ol the personal repreaentabv*. venue, or tm dehon ol N * Court are required to Na thee □byscBont with thrs Cotal WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Al ceed turs ol St* decedent and other persons having clean* or demands agseist decedent's estate on whom a copy ol thrs notice is served wither three month* after the dele of the test puMcehoo ol this nohe* must til* their claim* with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of Ih* dece­ dent and person* having claim* or demands against Ih* dece­ dent's estate must file their claim* with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dale ol the first publica­ tion ol this Nolle* te March 16.1999. Personal RapraaanUUva: Michael W Yakima tS East Ascension CL Asheville. NC 21004 Attorney tor Personal Reprstentauvs L Dannar Hiers t i l l Burning Tree Lana Winter Parte FL M TS2 Telephone 407-U7-S3SO 104 542 Florida Bar iii.t s .m t DiA-fSS IN TRS CIRCUIT CO URT OF T N I IW N T U M T H j u d i c i a l c tR c u rr Bl AND FOR •■M M OLS COUNTY, FLORIDA O A M NO. B B -ttB CA DiVIBMN 1*.B FT MORTOAOE COMPANIES (VB/A F IB MORTOAOE SERVICES SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO SUN M LT NATIONAL MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Plainlin, v* TERESA D FONT, at aL D*t*nd*nl|s). NOTICE O F ACTION TO: OAVID A FONT LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 1403 La Patom* Circle Winter Spring*. Florida MT0S CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO BY. THROUOH. UNDER. AND AOAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT!!) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD ON ALIVE. WHETHER •AID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARK NOTIFIED that an action lo lorectos* a mortgage on Iho following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: LO T IIS . SUNRISE VILLAQE UNIT S. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ST, PAGE!SI SS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, htot been filed against you and you are requlrsd lo sarv* a copy ol your wrtnsn dalansa*. if any, within SO days altar lha hr*I publics bon ol this NobC* ol Action, on Echevarria. McCalls. Raymer. Barralt E Frappfer, Plainlin'* attorney, whoa* address is SOI Bayshor* Boulevard. Suit* S00. Tampa. Florida 33404. and liia Ih* orig­ inal with thi* Court either belora eervlce on Plelntltrs attorney or Immediately there­ after. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor Iho 1*11*1 demanded in Ih* Complaint or petition This nolle* thall be published once each week lor two con­ secutive weeks In the 4 anlord Herald WITNESS my hand end Ih* seal ol Ihia Court on this Sth day ol MARCH. 1SSS Maryann# Morse Clark ol lha Court By: Rulh King As Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalls Raymer. Barrel! S Frappter PO BOX 3410 Tampa. Florida 33401-3410 II you are a person with a dieability who need* accommoda­ tion In order lo participate In this proceeding, you are emi­ tted at no cost tu you, lor th* provision ol certain assistance Pleas* contact Court Administration st 301 N Perk Arenue. Sanford. Florida 32771, telephone number (407) 3234330. within 2 working days of your receipt ol this documsnt. II hearing Impaired. (TDD) t-300SSS-0771 Publish March t t , I I . 1SSS OCA-02 Talk one cm one 24 hour* a day CALL NOWI' 1-200-320-0052 t i l . S347 53 99 f*r run, rrvjtl bo 10 yn ouvsm Oirti n v waiting to tii'ti to you 1-SOO-32S-OOS2XS1SO 13 SSi'mln. Must be IS yrs. IER V-U U S -4 5*4434, Longwood Massag* Studio Wan ins welcome 7 days Prrvato rim Female Stall Lite *MM0007785 ________ 407-332-5300_________ 23— L o s t & F o un d in a aid P u tin * •• enterprise it a t Bogle, Schulman A At tact alet 'PA PO Dos 151356 Altamonte Springt. FL 32715 Dated at Aliamonie Springt. Semmoi* County. Florid*, February 23. 1995 Pl With March 18. 1999 DfA-114 M T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF SSMNtOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION CASE NO.: SS-1BS CP IN RE ESTATE OF SOLOMON JOSEPH. N O TK 4 OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admeiwIrskDn at th* estate ot SOLOMON JOSEPH, deceased. Case Number SS-ISS CP. I* pend ng m the Cueist Court lor Serrsmle County Ftonda. Probata Division, th* address ot wtveh I* 301 North Perk Avenue Post Otic* Drawer C. Sanford. Ftonda 32777-0652 Th* iw ie and addraaa ol the Personal Representative and the Personal Representative', attorney are set ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AX person* on whom IN* nolle* is served who hive obyeebon* that chaleng* th* valrddy ol lha wil. th* Qurhfratana ot Ih* personal rspre* tentative, venue, or (unsdelran ol Sue Court ere recyueed to Me the* abjections with this Corel WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST FUBUCATtON OF THIS NOTICE OH THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AX cnet ton ol th* deoedant end other person* having derm* or demands against decedsut's astale on whom a copy ol IN* notice is sensed wrtlwi thee* month* alter dr* date of tfw N il pubteabon ot thrs note# must Me their 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 AX other creditors ol the dece­ dent and parson* having claim* or demands against Ih* deca­ dent's estate must III* Ihelr claim* with this court WITHIN THREE M O N TH ! AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* date ol iho first publica­ tion ol this Notice is March IS. '9SS Carolyn Myrna Sprung Personal Represenabve (04 San Sebastian Prado Altamonte Springs. Ftonda 32701 Richard I . Taylor. Jr Attorney lot Personal Representative SI1 Dog Track Road Poet Office Bos 1117 longwood. Florida 31713-1117 Publish: March IS. 21. IM S 0CA-1 St M T H I C IR C U IT CO URT OF T U B 1STN JUDICIAL C IR C UIT M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIOA C A M NS. S S -M S C A IS N WASHINGTON MUTUAL HANK, FA. tuccaaaor by corporate merger to OREAT WESTERN BANK, a Federal Sayings Bank. PlalnliN. KEVIN M. OULHAQEN. at us.. *1 a l. Defendants) N O T M I OF ACTIO N TO: KEVIN M. DULHAOEN and UNKNOWN SPOUSE. II married M ekv*. and/or deed hi* (their) unknown heirs, devisees, lega­ tee* ot grantees and ail pertons or parti** claiming by. through, under ot against him (them). Residence unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Action lor foreclosure ol a mortgage on th* following property in SEMINOLE County. LOT 10S. TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION IV. UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AE RECORDED IN P U T ROOK 3B. PAGES 41. 4S. 47. 4S ANO 4t. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, he* bean tiled against you ond you ara required lo sarvo a copy ol your written defenses, il any. lo it on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN. P A .. Attorney*, whose address Is 70S South Dial* Highway. Coral Gable*, Florida S314S, (30S) 444-2220. within 30 day* altar the first publication ol the notice and to ■to th* original with Ih* Clerk ol this Court cither beloro service on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. P.A., attorney* or immediately thereafter, otherwise e default will be entered against you lor Ih* rebel demanded In Ih* Complaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and eaal of this Court on Slh day ol MARCH. 1IS9. (SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK As Clerk ol th* Court Dy: Ruth King A t Deputy Clerk DISABILITIES A C T OP 1SS0 Adnslnlatratlve Order No. BT-S II you arc a person with ■ dis ability who needs any accom­ modation in order lo participate m this proceeding, you are enti­ tled. el no cost lo you. to Ih* provision ol certain assistance Pleas* contact Court Administration al 301 N Park Avenue. Sulla N301, Sanford. FL 31771, (407)-323-4330 **t 4227, within 2 working day* of your receipt ol this notice: il you are hearing or voice impaired, call 1-200-SSS 1771 Jdca Publish March 11.13. 1SS* DEA-12 elp W an ted 21— P e r s o n a l s REWARD lor return ol mato Dai metun, neutered, tost Sal Mar Q. Country Club Rd X Lake Mary BNrd area named Oreo. 321-4004______________________ 2S— S pe cial N otices Adopt: Chadless. loving Chris­ tian couple pray for a newborn to cherish in a stable, canng home Legairconfidenbai Please contact Attorney Patrcia Slrowbndge FL Bar No. 776452 Ann Manila al I-S00-338-3821 Adopt OUR WISH 14 te share our love and lives win a baby Beautiful hum*, tlabto environ­ ment. coaege education, chanc­ es to bevel, and a large loving tarrvly PiecSe raO Attorney Pa tricia Slrowbndge FL Oar No 776458. Alien non Manna 0 1800-339 3S2I 27— N ursery & C h il d C are Day Cara: Loving Christian home, Pre K programs 3*. Crafts Tnpq Fun 321-6948 “ •People person*' mfl Co seeks dynamic fun. indi­ vidual w'greal people skill* to *“ help local espansion 265-7060 ••Cracker Barrel" Dishwashers, Cooks Servers 200 Hickman 0* (i-* A Hwy 46) 407-324-1020 120 unit apt comptes In need ol Mtlnl. Supvsr. S PT house­ keeper. Supvsr m ult be A/C certified, pool cere a plus Fes resume lo 322-2431. Activity aatlitanl PIT, Iieubte hours, apply in person el 950 S Me*onv*to Ave. Sanlord Fc* a* sfwft* AUbeenet Factoy Musi enjoy working with the el­ derly Apply n person al Eastbrook Oardens. 201 N Sunset Drive. Casietoerry, FL 407-600500?_________ Animal Cara/Kannal* FT/PT. Benefits, own car ________ *07-322-227»________ Working partner needed no tit* vestment 321-6712 »■-----« a _ toiI, rlMG wOf,1miI__llartnae fry Karina r For Pressure Washmq Business 407-321-4712 70— Ed u c a t io n it T r a in in g ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA/TA Apprv Job Assist Wkend desses National Truck School 1-0OO-4SS-73S4 Jobs jo b s jo b s if you want to work, than we mil pul you lo work Right Hand Man hat been m the la bor Outness tor oral 25 yrs today and get Paid to deyr we offer a variety ol job* t the industrial field Pick up and dekvtry service is avalebto m ih* Santord area Asst Mgr.- FT lor Ihtol Storage Benefits, vacation, bonus in­ centives. AT). KP. leaking col­ lections, computer home type maintenance E»p desired WA tram right parson Apply 2S03 N O B T , Ortanttt. M F 1-4pm Call RHM Longwood (407) 26Q-8106 LABORERS NEEOEO FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Brighton Gardens Assisted Liv­ ing A Skilled Nietmg FaoMte*. lood A beverage terver*. dithweeher*. and cooki. Pan time and lull time.Hurting CHA'tAM shift* 407-645-3090 apply within Church Sacratary: PT 25 tm l week Send resume to Grace United Methodist Church 499 N Country Club R d . Lake Mary 37746________________________ Bia MONEY WORKING AT HOME! Lei u t show you how. CaM I54-723-7SS0. Ho l m Cleaning - Parted Job* Low stress. 7 5 days/wk 57 hr fiMespd, car reqd S34-5505 irrlgsllon laborer, FT. eiptri enc* prelerted Vacation pen­ sion Cak 322 4131 AIDES P/T l o s e - W e ig h t now with good, sound nutntion with­ out going hungry. IneipensrveNo D'urj, No Shmulanl* No Side Eftoct* 1D0N MONEY BACK OUARANTEE. Free Intormahon and Morutormg Cal Spantsn 634-1164 or Engksn 625 9742 Ton Free 888 302-4042 . p p o r t u n it ie s Hiring data entry A Inal produc­ tion tor mama canvas operation . computer eip req'd. 327-1125 For non-profit agency in Long wood office. Esceiienl commu canon and Microsoft ski** Resume to American Red Cross. PO Boa 536776. Orlando, FL 37853____________ Car Detatter: SAOCVweek Need truck EQiepment tuppked Ca* 407-463 2539_________________ O 71—-H elp W an ted ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. 33— W eig h t M anagem ent 55— B u s i n e s s 322-2611 TO PLACE YOUR AD A B E TTE R JO B FOR YOU I Just Cal' Never a Fee' HELP Personnel S22-SSSS HEALTH MtUHAMCS ANO M IX HAW Drug tree atertptece . Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IM H TBER TN JUDICIAL ONM Urr SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA O A M NO. BO-IBB C A DIVISION 14-P NORWSBT MORTOAOE, INC PlalntlN, ANTHONY VALENTI. *1 al. Defendant!*}. NO T I O I OF NOTION TO: RIOINA 0 VALENTI LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: I32f Via Villa Neva Winter Spring*. Honda S27M CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO BY. THROUOH. UNDER. AND AOAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL D E F E N D A N TS WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER •AID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISES*. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN VOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to lofectos* a mortgage on the following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: LOT SO. SUNRISE UNIT 1 A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAO I 31 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, hat been tiled against you and you ere required lo serve a copy ol your whiten delenses, it any, within 30 deye after the first publication of fhie Notice ol Action, on Echevarria. McCalla, Raymer, Barrett E Frappter, PlalnllH'e attorney, who** address le 401 Bayshor* Boulevard, Suit* 000, Tempo. Florida 33000. and III* th* orig­ inal with Ihto Court ottbor belora aarvic* on Plalntltr* attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a default will be entered again*! you lor Iho rebel demanded In Ih* Complaint or petit ton. This nolle* shall be published once each week lor two con•ecutire weak* In Ih* Sanlord Herald. WITNESS my hand and Ih* eaal ol lhi* Court on this Slh day ol MARCH. 1020 Maryann* More* Clerk ol lha Court By. Rulh King As Deputy Clerk Echevarria. UcCelle, Raymer. Barrel! E Frappter PO BOX 3410 Tempa. Florida 33001-3410 If you are a person with a dit ability who need* eccommoda lion in order to participate in IM* proceeding, you era enli tied el no coel lo you. lor Ih* provision ol certain assistance Pleas* contact 1Court Admlnit'nUoe al 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanlord, Florida S2771, telephone number (107) 323' 4330. wllhln 2 working (toy* ol your reoeipl ol this document II hearing Unpaired. (TDD) 1-000904-07 71. Publish: March I I . IS. IO N DEA-7S W 103— H ouses - a n ted U 93— R oom s Fo r R FT 4 PT Apply • Flyers Wings A GrUI 3609 Lak* rnvna Rd. Lake Mary 333-4655 CLERICAL PERSON Orgtrtuatonal Stoll*, soma computer stoat and general clerical du­ ties rrt S 30-600 M F Contact Sharon. Lake Mary 302-0004 Construction Cleaner eipanenced it importation a must. 407-330-1701 leave message 20 people to south San­ ford for avonmg warehouse work, neat day pay avakabi* Why wa* to work 2 IDs e aa you need no t ip req C al R d l Hand Man t Longwood at 760 EtOS. Ask about our Sanlord E<*»_ D E N T A L R E C E P T IO N IS T w a Sam Work Santord Orlan­ do office fittest have ptaatmg personalty Trart«tortabon and b* computer btartto 3 7 hrs'*k 41 |7/hr Sand resume to 217 S Oak Ara. Santord. FL 37771 Now rwtrg FT poomon tor deBv*»y E acccount mgr. reqd Ctats 0. mutt ktt 75 X * . tom* phone tkXt. ptet mo bonuses. 401K plan. <Sug hoe. EOE. Ca* 3025509 or lav 302-5502, 1522 5 French Ara, Contact Mark Mgr Long wood Door E Trail Company FT Mon-fn. 6am-2 30om a overkm*. Ctesi 8 COL. good (tonrig record fitting r*qd, esc bene­ fit*. IS SOmr. nog to eip DFWP.EOC. 407 321-4410 It FART T M E POBTDON8: Lot Dnrar Stock Clark Computer Check In Person Counter Ctort T i w i u e c* m rmwoin Drivers COLA. Company E OWNiQP. mm on* year a ip . 40 Su m s e Canada. Justus Transport. East Orlando. 1-000587 5470____________________ Apply at parson or cal lor ap- 123 N. High B L Lak* Mary. 3/2 C H A garage fenced yard. 1232 sq ft. 5650/mo 'st. last. E se­ curity 51200 move at C al 3232190 between 3-9pm ~ EFFICIENCY Mart wrv ■convenient location 321-49QQ ________ Furnished Room for Rant. San­ ford Are*. Al uti me Phono t section us* sisantt Cal 3070067 Aval Now FURNISHED ROOMS-AI util*, net Laundry, phono, and Ut us* $65-100 a week. 3244055 Naad temate to rent room w/prtvaW entrance 1700mo and 1/3 otubktws 373-7006 ___________ Sanford/Lk Mary area I lg bdrm. ml prrv be laundry Ut* tw*. TV tnctu, mate preferred 5780mo 307 7166 or 372 2360 5590 D O W N -. WHY RENTT When you can own the 3 tx*m horn* ml C.HA new para E car­ pal T Aak about HUD homes' The HIKImen Oreup, Inc. ___ 4214333 Bate eon 9AM-4Pm MondayWMnoettoy. 3095 S»R 46 Exit Sartore (corner of 4> and 415) 407-323-4000 DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH •REAL YELLOW PAO ES­ IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOO OR VtONTTY e O EA A T/iw ' ’ ORUO TjS TtN Q EMPlOVER m M ori Sates rep. comrresaton. P/T. F/T Poaithre kmag*. 771-4112_______________ PAW T PREP needed Must have trantp to Santord 3-4 wetka of work SSOOhr cseh Sort now 407FUt or part smo 1FiXer i esiM ft* t l years n nweed tuo or eucs m M iraucto 4 o>mew nom I BEOM CALLMQ TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA 1-4S7-S22-470S » ■ 00 am -4 X p m MONDAY THROUOH FTNOAY 0 D A . PIC. EOE commte*icn baaw graphic kitnatodas s ptes are tram VETERP4ARUN HOSPITAL H 86pm 107-322-6465 2515 W25th I N K Bintort FM Raaumo 407 3236461 t w y knowtedgo of conmanagamoni, ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE Unmade!*. M tim * employ msnt tor anyone reeraslad m rldng towards a career as an atoctncisn unto or no s r i to necessary Some Out at town travel to rsq Fu*y comp*sera eage A benetes package C al K S lK Electric, tic-Santord. a m s s n s s M io o ______________ a 32772_____________________ SU C TR K U N B raaid t comm TO P FRY, BENEFITE, DFWP Apply Sanlord EMetric 2522 S. Park Dm* 322-1M2 117— C o m m er c ial R entals Oood tor car Ul or otoer Ore*! location. • eat garage. 1 offices fenced property E ax concrete For ntoeax l*c* 0951442 Jernlgan MARINER S VILLAQE Office e apace. 1009 1090 ea R. town Santord Ten 400 eq ft cl he* teiac* urvtt Ron Jermgan. 3X73755 DELTONA 10 xcret Ideal lor mob** homes**, horses, cam* lanrvng or nursery* Zoned agnC(Rural 51.000/AC RE 8m down wtowner (inane* *04-7871771 or 204-7274022 L A K IF IH W T L f in Lata loch Artnrprrvate 80s300 575000 LA RE FRONT LOT-Stono It tend, latio Monroe. Reduced now 5)4 200 VACANT LOT- Loch W o 532 000 to. pnv wooded LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded 575 000 WYNNE WOOO-Santard Adorned WoodedU Sit.000 321-BOSS le i p r o p e r t ie s , in c . LAKE A S a t SO«M 5470540 1 BOBU 5450540 ANO uto 3230670 R O tC L fA VRLA6 Steve In special, 2/1 let Mo. Rent I ISO Hew Sprinktored ah** 26000 eq n.. dock hgr t t ft eating Dvietote bays 407434 4642 1 BORM as *Metre 157— M obile H om ls For S ale •0 Uborty. 14 X 7D. 3BR 2BA. Skdmg g is t door, appkancet mckrtted Must move 53.000 352 7354*00 Offices ir . retd ares. 637S/mo. 5300 pets 3734010 1000* IQ X. /MC. room 54SOmo 3774169 lif t— O -1 0 3 — H O U S E S ' f f ic e Space Fg s Rent n f u r n is h e d Home For Sale 2421 OrMflC An. 8infor4 A MOVE fi4SPECMA.il *00 sq « Stp* 5766 A MONTH Olfiee3214170 «» 418-3606 ■ml 1 Stone house • 5600-mo 6 5600/ltep l M M apt • H TV m o a 5425/dep C M 372-0063______ 141- H pMM Fob S aar 7, tertLsd yard, on qtoef cal-da aka. s- i x c t ubtomiy r e ~ a a " 'e r b a u t i U ' i w sq ft CeMomte efyte 2 story pool, a m cl a duced to 1123.000 end March 5*4Vrno 774-7071 ___ Both Ava* 4/1. 2M 8400 A 1/1 apt 5350 ftats reqd 3214757. b '30 yr, loan 7% (bad APR 7.30% 9TEN9TVRSV RENTALS MaySter Aam S N A D ip k i. W/ OHocR Up. CHA Wrt) M o t tip. NICE lake Mary 5/1. 2 story, an dKk owriooks pend, eouney kvtng spacoua 20710064 ■tekitef k ) wv La comer Lot Outside Storage Shad. ComnftftKNttMd JIM DOYLE Brtetoto 8 AkOOC- 834-TS44 Seeking oaperwncad. antoisou* lawn m*lnl#n*n<te pereonneb Good pay A a*nates C*x Lawn (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 * 2 4 0 5 RENT WE NEED HOUSES TO TO R 2 n » e n l5 e l ol|tt r t Sstorm syawrite, access comroi »Y»Mm*. burglar altetn eyttema. oxtin- W JXTSMS Jpply to person at: Flretronca. InC. 1036 P M Motow Pont Dr, Mamonw Bprtrtg* or l u re- te te w m O T M W k li! ’ lawtei veTteuM . on canto to ton lak*. pool on 1/2 ac. H M JfiO «1SJ>rar 1600 tq ft . Kv/dtiV am. tiplc. tned. 905660 LK Mary CuMom BLT 5 bad. 2 5 be. Ur. Dm. F*n. eapooL ?c gar on 2/3 acre ( ’A m t » *. 11< » i <r j i Alarm System---------4425/5425 2 Wareheusa Bay* 1600 Square Feet...........I M M M Nowiy RanodsM Thrat Bodtoom, With Porch. Ctmral Air. Rwo* And Rtirigrttor. Y o u r* f o r - 2 WE NEED YOU! P f M on th M O tM U S — tfY m C m Q m *& N rn u •ELECTRICIANS•PUNMERS •WILOIXS*HV«C ★ THIS JOB IS FOB YOU ★ (4 0 7 ) 786-8800 C A L L A T S T O D A Y A N D S T A R T R IG H T AW AYI 4 0 7 -3 0 2 -5 3 3 4 W Ctoan parson, clean dmrmg record. Apply M-F. S-Spm at: AXtartl Towing. 2420 Okf lake Mary Rd. Sardont a r m io u s f T R e n ia l Efficiency 8 II renovated in histone downtown Santord 54005*75 w't mo de Wat*' turnithad 2476670_____________________ •ECURTTY OFFICER JOB TtoMhS AhkwB 8 Unarmed soma asp., trsacte ♦. C al Dobbw |M-S/S*m-5pm) 374-903* Aid* A 1 Year old Teacher E (penance pretorred ptaaae cak 407-37S-0113_______ Setralsry tor denial Jyptofl. g. Tuee-fn. Salaried PartLC 15ft— A creage Lo t For S ale Office Warehouse Spec* for Leas* Near Semmoi* Town Center. 14 4 Rt 46. meted 6000 3000. 4 7300 *q R. Ce* Doug Hu* 1400-7904971 81172 .SR OARAGE APT, qutet area neat i t ■ pa. no smoker* no pets 5450*10 Jamgan Procter be*. 330-3255 needed day etefl rnrat be depandad* 8 relabte, xpphr to parson at too Marina Hotel. 530 N Patownc Ara. Sanford ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need ad NOWI Covenant Transport hai immediate openings lor driver train*** No eiperwnc* needed. Earn 44SK to I S M plus b*n#*t* COL vetoing avaAabto •00-435-5503 2 BR mobile eomptetaty furntthed West SR 48 near Semi note Town Center Mai No dtSttan. no pat* 321-2943 S pace 99— A p a r t m e n t s U N T L H M S Iltt) tenfold: 32. new AC. L A FR. DR. Lika new 51500 down 5WOmo T tt 7022 OREENBRIAR: 1173 Sq ft. 17 •pkl plan Oourmet tut. 5<05K DoCJerrvgan Prop, 373-3165 W en tals Eryoy toe :t*Ou>n ol condo tir­ ing [a * new* I • „ 7 7 oatnroom. screened porch Gated Assigned parking, plus storage unit Pool 2nd Club­ house Overlooks lake end tMtoUm New paml and carpet End un* Pm* Rtoge 552.500 (407) 666 9667 ntF* person Cotery 322-2SS1 ■ RECCmONItT-E/T NO JORSttt W* have 11 openings lor Hug* long Prgisctt. Up to StS/hr * tl Ca* 407 302 5334 4 BR, pool, (nrplace, lanced hug* kX. great area, only (Rax“tor) 593.500 337 9695i (‘ 107— M obile H om es Fo r R ent 11*— family would like le 3 or 4 betmt home. 2 batlte, in Sanlord/Lake Mary area, doubt* car 0*r*92- mground swimming pool pteas* cal 7)44347 U 141— H omes Fo r S ale 1»tiv8 Con** Furnished en i WEEKLY RENihb.8 Starting • fT/rwk ISktoWC Downtown. 3104423 9ft— R For Medical group Lake Mary/ Sanlord Etc benefit pkg Fas reswne to 030-1116 n f u r n is h e d Tetemarkatlng Salt*: Part Tim* Salary plus commusion Ple*tH cak 1 800-2040514 Memarat Spring |*»* Medical Aaslalanl or Nureing Attlstanl tor MDs oft<e 3 daysWeek Apply to 134 Bed tortl Ct Senior: , FL 32773 ktedtoat Receptionist. MA. LPN: ROUTES FW ODARV 4 ! elp Aaeryet. tacHuterOnw EARN EXTRA — 71— H b n e e d B xp e ria n ca d , a k llB d tredesptooplto. A S A P I C o m e woffc wtth th e t e s t c re w in tow n. 8tan on|oytng grsai pay, t w l bonoEta, paid hafidaya 6 \ vacatiorta. 4 0 1K. Toote 8 ReEabte TranaportMion req'd. j Shop Sominois Hsrsid^ Ootoffledo EvNydayl I eunte lo 407-774-7074. Attn Tanker Driver must have Hum us, cal tor *ppomtritont 313-3441. Pars. Mgr FTiPT opentogt tor Cook, CNA, ft PranTbaak CNA Lonmrood Retirement VAag* Cal 7W7-0600 ad 22 PfT SALES POBfTION: Ladtot epparal. No era* or Sun Apply at 212 E. IN 81 Bantoid. si Semmoi* ibeto Canter kt me Exstar Pho­ to Promotion Helper* 6 bun nas. nsjat b* over 15 C*I 1 100-2*5-6723 Tranaportation Co. naad* **• J 3 a n f t o 8 4 t e t y Oopt Must have knowtedga ol drrrar Mas 1 Ortrar toga 200-001-00*0 HAM STYLIST wantod tor busy Sanlord salon, loti of piuses.cal 321-2447 or 321-6750 WELOCR8/WELDER » HELPERS kbg for M S /8 8 te*l. Msnut Ca to NW Ori. Good “— *“ Factory Worirert. bob . O iati Cutter, Metal Procvsstog. Bate Operator, DFWP, Benton. Wa­ ter BortnaL 350 lAnchor Rd . Casaatoarry. FL [>FMtP 290-1502 La** w*<(ptt and aam a great m com* teA8*rt ante, xs ten 8 CELEBRITY CIPHER Helpwanted Web Site Sales People needed immediately. toy Lula Campoe Tootys eve: X •O C E I ' H XZUB WMETH O NHWJH OH. LWKKWPU W I E N 8 UW J - O WI C ZUCN CUWHZ HE HZOI V CJCUJ OH ... W PEUK DWLWJJ P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : H o d made tho grsss, the sir snd Ww rain; and tho grass, the sir and the rain made the Irish.* — Sean O'Faotain 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 Gina_lnfinityShotmail.com �Geminol# Herald, Sanford, Florida •Thursday, March 18,1999 •SB Paying for your classified ^ ! Seminole Herald We gladly accept Mastercard VrM. Discover and American L(press We also will lake cash or a personal check. 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Please check your ad on the first day of publication II you find an error, please can us immediatciy and we will coned ne error for the nert publication We are responsible for (tie first insertion only and only tor the cost of the firsl insertion CLASSIFICATIONS EM PLO YM ENT 117 Commercial Rentals M E R C H A N D IS E 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Warned To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storage/Ofhce For Rent 67 Career s fjj Consultants y 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment 91 Apartments/ To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roonvmte Wanted 98 Rabrement Homes 97 Apartments • Furnished 99 Apartments * Unfurnished 100 Condommum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duptes/Tnpiei 107 MOM* Homes For Rent l i t Reiotl Vacations 114 WarehoutarflentAi Space 115 Industrial Rentals 181 Appliances A ^ Furniture For Sale 183 Television A Slereo-Radio 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Bukkng Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equ^imenf 141 Hornet For Sale Q j j j 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Loti For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 1St Investment Property For Sale t S3 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House tSA Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobde Homes For Safe f 59 Raal Estate Wanted 180 Butmess For Sale 183 Waterfront Property For Sale t65 Duplex For Safe MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Livestock. Farm Supplies 2 2 1 Good Things lo Eal 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive GEm P Accessories 235 TruduBusesJVans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 MokxcydeVBrkes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec Vehicles. Campers For Sale 243 Traders For Sale 245 FarmEquipment 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery SERVICES 209 W aarng Apparel 211 AnbqueConertttes 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted lo Buy 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 C e ra m c Tile 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 DrywaJI 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakefront Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving & Storage 293 Oil, Lube A Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 Piano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Ca anmg 301 Roofing 302 Screen & Glass Work 303 Secretanal 8 Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 Stamed Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Tra v . 3 Tree Service 5 . TVi"Radio 314 Upholstery 316 Welding A Sheet Metal 318 WeN Dotting 319 Window Washing A Tinting K I T 'N * C A K I . Y I . K 9 h ) I urrs W rljjltl 160— B usin ess F o r S ale 181— A m iA N C E S it 221— G Furniture For Sale oo d 235— T h in g s t o T ruck/Buses/Vans Fob Sale Eat D O N T WONDER HOW TO G E T RID OF TH A T OLD CARI LET US SELL IT FOR YOUI! «U 5T 163—Wateriront Property For Sale up motor lot* or chrome end goto, double ask springer front M l hrke w heeutiM. $7000 o e o . Cal 323-5499 Looking for a job? •7 Dodge Caravan 7 pass. V-8. cord a*, runt great Needs wt tetl I t 500 321*2129 238— V e h ic l e s W a n ted 181— A ppliances it F u r n it u r e Fo r S a l e 205— H eavy M achinery 219— W a n ted to 243— T r a il e r s S Fo r ale Bu y U te ri for )wir yard sale la Ibr Srwtealr MrraM for only S J I/p cr Hue Call by > M m fo rtit) an) ywur M a r ai ran run for tim e fe y * In thr NrraM for aaty S 8 .lt! 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Frtdev/Seturdey, Illustrator IB Aetor Steiger 21 Japanese* • American 22 Bear witness 28 Lump of gold 24 Waited herd 28 Mend a eock 28 Cookie 2400 Key Awe. 264-Carpet is I n stallations 279-Ha ir S a l o n s \ 35 268-Ch il d C are C enters 280-Hom e Im p r o v e m en ts &HAMLIB a(Den) HILLER. Bidder. C8C0672S5. PmJ FOX35 Nem Omndo h looking tor n*»itn eta cm 9bl tl. If yen an report, moat video, tat md mo So lundwpt ind tot »**I you'd i cintktute. Wi n using DVC-Provtoeotodillng TOTAL PWJ* Clean ups, pressure d..hauling teem care 407*302-7711 Uc/tne 294-Pa in t in g AUCTION \to % 31 Lease 37 Condition or fabrication leed-in 38 Orated 40 Beleet group 41 “By the Time 32 300-Pressure C leaning 269-Cl e a n in c S ervices 301-Roofing t n iio Blritttry Uw Ad tptcMf $30 p*r month........3 llnet/3 m« “1* $40 par month....... 4 linea/3 me ,'hs $50 por month.........5 llnea/3 months 4U 57-| 50 11 253-A d d it io n s i t J �'F if M V r j ’* V "Fi •Semnota Herald. 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About two weohi after returning homo, 1 tuddsnly hemorrhaged and required eight transfusions. Tha doctor diagnosed me with “disseminated intravascular coagulation.” My son and 1 am now * \ S L -S l\ ran ( L k * M A TH I fXCEPf SOU THAT .JW sara, which w ort subsequently removed. ^ hsm & qgsa S S t l m e T DEAR READER: Dlsaaminatad intravascular coagulation (DIC) is a serious Mood disorder characterised by two phases: Disease or Injury trig­ gers d ottin within blood blood vessels; vossols; ............ itlngg within then this mechanism cascades into the production of snti-dotUag sub­ stances. The and result is inability of ths blood to d o t, resulting in lifethreatening hemorrhage. Treatment cooatata of transfusing dotting lectors to replace tha deficiency. Childbirth can cause DIC in young mothers. No one can predict with certainty if, after another delivery, you might again develop DIC. The risk is always there. 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In my opinion, you aood an examination by an oar-noseend-throat specialist, u d *— perhaps — a CT scan of you sinuses. Ask your � 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, March 18, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 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 18, 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/2bc61f39b29f68a894796d334976d855.pdf 7d9ee273fd2cab92e41befa18b4d3696 PDF Text Text TU E S D A Y June 1, 1999 91st Year, No. 199 (407) 322-2611 Sanford, FL 50 C e n ts Weather S e rv in g Sanford. Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County Isolated Showers High: 90 Low: 68 S in c e 1908 Russ White writes about local issues, pa3 « 3A. □ BRIEFLY Sign ups for youth library programs are being held in local county library branches. Seminole County is leading this year's Florida's Library Youth Program. All manuals and workshops for the state will be produced and conducted by staff from Seminole's library system. The county is being reimbursed for Its expenses. The focus of the program is to provide summer reading for children through a structured environment that facilitates mom leading, and more fun. The program, biled as JUairrs on Mr Prowl, helps guide Idds through summer reading. Parents interested in signing their children up for the pro­ gram may call 339-0140. The Central Florida Community Chorale will pre­ sent its 3rd Annual Pppsl Concert on Saturday, June 1* at 2 pan. at S t Stephan Lutheran Church. The pstfannsnoe will include — j f om Freeman speaks to Longwood Historical Society 3A Lottery Winning Numbers Hurricanes: 1999 could be volatile for storms From sta ff rep o rts The hurricane forecast for 1999 is scary. Experts are predicting a volatile season with as many as four major hurricanes. Florida may get 14 tropical storms this year, of which nine could become hurri­ canes and four of them become very dan­ gerous. The biggest concern for areas such as Seminole County are inland winds, and if a storm stalls, the potential for flooding. Hurricane forecaster Bill Gray, a profes­ sor at Colorado State University, said that hurricanes that threaten the Southeastern United States are the worst national haz­ ard - worse than tornadoes, more danger­ ous than a global warning. Gray said that a Category 3 hurricane could cause $50 billion damage in a vul­ nerable place such as Florida's Gold Coast, Tampa, Houston or New Orleans. Gray was in Florida last week to discuss the hurricane situation with state weather officials. He said that his warnings do not mean that a hurricane will necessarily strike Florida but it would be wise for res­ idents to be aware of the damage one could do. Chief Terry Schenk of the Seminole County Fire/Rescue also serves as the area's chief meteorologist. His tracking abilities have helped prepare county resi­ dents for storms of any kind. Since the beginning of the year, Schenk has been telling everyone to prepare for B y Dan Ping ___________________ the camel's back," Thompson Never Editor Cameiot My Fair Lady Aspects Lyric Opera's aAcas at (407) 292-2143. The GED Tests, leading lo a Stele of Florida High School ment June 1-3 at 11 a m or 7 pm. and June 4 at 11 tan. To sign up for the test or legMsr for the free GED etudy pro­ gram, cell 9CC Student Service at (407) 328-2153. The Children's Home Society nA gM in jatA n m n n y raznuan s tm in o v Community Resource and Jifl ® * i _. - i , — —»—— - * - — —* n t r M p ro to * Dy lOmriTy Vincent Several hundfJb epecatators turned out for the Sanford Memorial Day parade to remember those Americans who have eetwd in the armed forces. Among those aliening the parade were (top) 3-year-old Raymond LaReau, who apt a boost from his grandfather and namesake Raymond LaReau. Sanford pokes officer Mike Taylor (bottoelplayed Tape with David Ogden (not pictured)) For more photos from the parade, see Page 7A. Police busy over holiday By Bill Kemq_______________ Staff Writer 1 □ INDEX iW &.h See Storm s, Page 5A Neighbors take back area streets of Love, Care, W it fids Story, Carousel Guys and D ole, and other favorites. The duuch is located at 2110 W et SJL 434 in The soldier, above all other people, preys for peace, for he must ntffar end beer the deepest wounds end scare of war. Douglas MacArthur hurricanes this summer. "We're at risk and should take precau­ tions," he said. The obvious preparations include stock­ ing up on canned goods and bottled water, securing outdoor furniture and flower pots and having flashlights, blan­ kets, clothing and emergency equipment on hand. Battery operated radios offer major assistance. Remember, too, to secure important papers. Winter Springs • A checkpoint in Winter Springs on Saturday yeilded 160 citations, including nine DU1 arrests. The Winter Springs Police Department and the Seminole County Sheriff's Office held a DUI checkpoint starting at 10 p m. on State Road 434. Captain Kevin Brunnelle of the Winter Springs Police Department said that while traffic was busy for the checkpoint and for the overall Memorial Day weekend, the lumber of citation* was typi*1. "We normally have about 10SO arrests from this type of >peration (on Saturday)," imnnelle said. "It's pretty nornaL" Brunnelle said there were no raffle fatalities in Winter Springs during the Memorial Day holiday. "We did have a very busy weekend," Brunnelle said. "It was about average for us for a long three day weekend." Police conducted saturation patrols throughout SR 434 area in Winter Springs on Saturday. in addition to the nine DUl's, two people were arrested for driving with a suspended license, and two people were arrested for having outstanding warrants. One of the warrants was for domestic battery, One person was alsp stopped for wreckless driving, . One person was arrested for possession of under 20 grams of marijuana in Saturday's patrol police said. Through the saturation patrols on Saturday, (here were 44 equipment violRon citations, and 39 people were cited See Police, Page 3A Patsy Thompson and her neighbors are fed up with crime in their neighborhood and have decided to do something about it. They have formed a group named Operation Clean Sweep and have organized a neighborhood watch to help rid the area of crime. "We're putting the drug dealere and prostitutes on notice," Thompson said. "People are sick and tired of being afraid. They're tired of having their children not be able to play in the neighborhood without fearing for their safety." Bounded by West 8th Street on the north. West 11th Street on the south, French Avenue on the east, and Cedar Avenue on the west. Operation Clean Sweep is focused on providing a safe atmosphere for families. "Families are what we are all about," Thompson said. "When you come to our meetings, you'll see it's usually in somebody's front yard. All the kids arc running around playing. Sometimes we have to shout to be heard above the kids, but that's We want them to be able to feel safe in’their neighborhood." Feeling safe in the neighborhood hasn't always been possible, according to ThompsonDope peddling and prostitution were normal activities, and a double drive-by shooting in Match put everyone on edge. "That was the straw that broke said. "We knew we had to do something. We didn't know what to do, but we knew we had to try to stop this mess." It hasn’t been easy, Thompson said. For starters, she wasn't sure how many of her neighbors would be willing to invest time to create a neighborhood watch group. "All the programs in the world won't work unless the people are receptive and willing to make it work," Thompson said. "This is not easy. Some of these people are having to stand up to their brothers, their sisters and sometimes their own children." The group set its first meeting for April 6 and 23 people attended. Since then, 19 families have joined Operation Clean Sweep, In addition, individual residents are providing money to erect neighborhood watch signs in the area. "These folks are digging into their own pockets to pay for these signs," Thompson said, "We haven't had a fund-raiser yet because we are too busy cleaning up the neighborhood." Though she's an ardent supporter of Operation Clean Sweep, Thompson shies away from taking any credit for the early success of the group. "This is not my doing," Thompson said. "There is no way I could have done this. It was all of us working together, and we got a lot of help from many people." One person who was instruSee Streets, Page 5A N ad eau earn s S h e riff’s hon ors SA N FO RD • A high school student in Sanford received a graduation present from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office on Friday. Bobbie Nadeau, 17, received the $750 Sheriff's Office Good Student Incentive Award Scholarship. She graduated from Seminole Community College's Adult High School this month with a 3.13 grade point average. Nadeau plans to attend Seminole Community College in the fall and pursue a degree in history. She said she wants to be a history teacher. Working part-time at McDonald's while attending school, Nadeau transferred to the adult high school nearly two years ago. S m Honors, Page 4A HnHpholob)f%ffViy Vto»n( Bobbie Nadeau receives the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Good Student Award Scholarship from Sheriff Don Ealinger Friday. �2A •Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Tuesday, Junn 1, 1999 A C C U W E A T H E R ” F O R E C A S T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y www.accuweathar.com Florida Weather UV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Tonight Wednesday Thursday ra_ ■ am 10 ■m. Noon 2pm 4pm 14 lor. 44 Urani. 97. UgdHt Ml Ndt 10*. M* S’town is tomorrow'l -earner TemperatLiet are tomghrt low’s and tomorrow's highs Mainly dear and Sunny to partly cloudy and very warm mM. Almanac Precipitation Yesterday_________ Month to data..... ...... Normal month to data last year to d ate_______ 19-2T Normal year to d ata___ ... I 5. t r National Cities i = o = 6M4 AHmaps, forecasts and data provided by Accu Weather, Inc. 01999 Partly sunny, a pm thunderstorm possible. Clouds and sun, maybe a pm. thunderstorm Regional Weather Sun and Moon Florida: A stray shower along the east coast tonight, otherwise, partly doudy. Some sun tomorrow; thunder­ showers In the far south and the panhandle. Georgia: Partly doudy tonight with a shower in spots Intervals ol clouds and sunshine tomorrow with a stray thunderstorm, mainly north and west Mississippi: An evening shower or thunderstorm in spots, then partly doudy overnight. Parity sunny tomor­ row; a thunderstorm or two possible Alabama: An evening shower or thunderstorm in spots, then pertly doudy overnight. Partly sunny tomorrow; a thunderstorm or two possible. South Carolina: Clear to partly doudy and mild tonight. Partly tunny, vary warm and humid tomorrow A thunder storm is possible Thursday. Louisiana: A coup's ol evening showers and thunder­ storms. then party doudy overnight. Some sun tomor­ row; chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. Sunset tonight .... .. Sunrise Wednesday Moonrise today Moonset today Last N< Juno 7 June 13 Partial sun. p m thunderstorms possible VW umnicM ve e^nen to(v wis ummm riyt Regional Cities Tides 4:49 am . 10 SO a rt. 4:37 p.m. 11.11 pm June 20 June 2B Second Low Second High Thursday 8 2 8 am. 11:31 am S '17 pm. 11:60 pm. Tomorrow’s National Weather Veto Beech W PatmBch at 7 99 7 World Cities jr T I Shown are noon positions ot weather systems and Nghs lor the day Forecast Nghtow temperatures Yesterday’s National HlghAow: (tor the 48 co High 1 01 * m Bulhead C*y. AZ Low 23* in Drurtync F in a n c in g i M a k i ■. Y o u W a n i T o B u y A H o u s i .) 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Frsnch Ava., 8antord. FL 32771 ktonlha 919.80 92400 dorsha * $3900 94900 ifear 97900 99600 Florida Oaildann add 7% safes tan to sbovs ratss. Republic Newspapers, Inc. �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, June 1 . 1999 • 3 A Police Log Thefollowing reports were com­ piled from the Seminole County Sheriffs Department for arrests reported through the morning o f May 28. Jr., 19, of Zepherhllls, and two others, were arrested by Lake Mary police at the intersection of Intcrstate-4 and Lake Mary Boulevard. TEEN A R R ESTS Police said they stopped the vehicle when it was reported that beer bottles were being thrown out of a window on M . Hurlbutt was charged with LAKE MARY - May 27. Logan D. Hurlbutt, 19, of Lake Placid and David Robert Graf possession of an alcoholic bev­ erage by a person under 21 years of age. Graf was charged with possession of under 20 grams of cannabis. Charges against the other two were not immediately available. All four were taken to the Juvenile Detention Facility. SEM IN O LE CO U N TY - May 28. Francis P. Harmer, 48, of Apopka, was stopped by sher­ iff's deputies on SR-436 near Altamonte Springs. Harmer was charged with driving under the Influence (DUI). ALTAM ONTE SP R IN G S - May 28. Christopher Diloigi, 26, of Apopka, was stopped by DUI ARRESTS Freeman speaks to Longwood group B y E ld a N ich ole______________ S p ecia l to the Herald m onths old , is a m em ber o f the H istorical So ciety and attended the m eeting. Freem an and h is fam ily lived for m any years in the house now occupied by a b u sin ess at th e en tra n ce o f P lan tatio n E states in L on gw ood . H is brother, Dr. Brad Freem an, and p arents, M r. and M rs. H arold •Bud" Freem an, a lso Uved in the house. T h e bu sin ess m eetin g w as cond ucted by Sharon W rig h t p resid en t. C aro ly n B iatlin e, chairm an o f the stu d en t tou rs of th e h isto ric B rad lee* M cIntyre H ouse, reported th at they w ere su ccessfu l th is year and w ill resum e in the FalL T h e B istlin e broth ers, Fred and Joh n , are activ e m em bers o f the H istorical grou p, and are d irect d escend an ts o f the ea rli­ est settlers o f Longw ood. The b ro th ers p rovid ed Freem an w ith a v ariety o f facts and p ic­ tu res fo r h is p resentations. LON GW O OD - H istorian Hal Freem an w as the gu est speaker at a recen t m eeting o f th e C en tral Florid a S o ciety fo r H isto rical P reservatio n in lo n g w o o d . Freem an has gathered sto ries and pictu res from fam ily m em ­ bers o f the earliest Longw ood fou n d ers. Each slid e he show ed at the m eeting had a d etailed story. A fter doing a cla ss paper w hile a student at Lym an H igh S ch o o l, Freem an d ed icated him self to researching history. H e h as p h otograp hed old stru ctu res and search ed fo r a rtifa cts w here m any old build in gs on ce stood. Freem an w orks at LockheedM artin. Freem an's great-au nt. Lib B o th el, w h o h as liv ed in Longw ood sin ce sh e w as six :h w t:U 'w ii> Cwt s ! * I HH8 fi()8 H 6 G ? N U R S I N G H U M M ARVIN C U RRIE JO N ES M arvin C urrie Jon es, 55, Pacasso D rive, D eltona, died Saturday, M ay 29,1999. Bom in — U c f d on Monday in tha Florida Lottary; Fantasy • May *1 4 4 -1 M I-1 I Latte (May M ) •4-11-174041 - . * •/J to t DEBO RAH KAY M AN N IN G Deborah Kay M anning, 44, Tangelo D rive, San ford , d ied Sunday, May 30, 1999. Bom D ecem ber 18, 1954, M rs. M anning w as a lifelong Sanford resid en t She w as an office m anager for a refrigeration service, She w as a m em ber o f the First Baptist Church o f G eneva. • Survivors include husband, Leslie M anning, Sanford; son, David M agna, D eltona; daughter, K ate M anning, Sanford ; daughter; C h ristin a M anning, G ain esville; brother, D ale rainbow travel Since everyone he was retiring. He was out of there. The d ty gave him his gun and badge and said thank you. Bronson becam e act­ ing chief. W hen the national search began for a permanent chief, Bronson threw h it hat into the ring. A good many of the Sanford cops cheered. So did other law enforcem ent leaders in the area. They called Bronson and **4 -**^ him welL Three or four •who were inter­ ested in the Job * asked for Bronson's blessing. Part o f the blue w all tradition. A courtesy to good cop. Bronson told them to go for i t Definitely go for it Later this month, Sanford will nam e its new chief - and his nam e w on't be Bronson. H e's out o f the chase. The new chief will be an "outsider." The new chief w ill be embraced warmly. Everyone w ill know h it (maybe, her) name. W hat happens 31 / 2 years from now is anyone's guess. • Commit a Specialist Harrell W esson, Sanford; sister, Cindy Evans, Sanford; one grandchild. Gram kow Funeral H om e, Sanford, is in charge o f services. . „ 1M . .Hi Beverly T ra n sm issio n s 209 W. 25th S t, Stafford Since Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained If youre a Medkare beneficiary in Orange, Osceola or Seminole County and wart the most out o f life, get a heakh benefit plan that gives you more of what you wart. 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Policy Form *'s: 85648-R1197 Al/98. I4199-79KMM00S)BSU A199 •TABLO ID S • BO O KS •NEW SPAPERS On Specialty Grade Paper & Newsprint .1972, Noefa r prom where you aret Domestic Travel, Foreign Travel, Groups ft Cruises 4 2 6 B .h w y .4 J4 W inter Springs, FL (2 M iles E o f 17-92) (407) 327-2777 em ail; rt4sb osr9U u .n et Them art some qfthepUcm when rainbow ristW lu s font.. u A H U 5 L 1 8 0 0 255-5070 Dillard had troubles enough, receiving a knee transplant He hobbled in one day, and told Rochester, New York, he moved to C entral Florida in 1965. Mr. Jones w as an am bulance m anufacturing salesm an. H e w as a N orthern B ap tist Survivors include w ife, M artha Jon es, D eltona; son, Jam es C . Jones, D eltona; da ughter, Tkaha K. Jones, W inter Park; m other, Sarah H. Jon es, W ickenburg, A i; sister, Jeannette Jones, W kkenburg, Ax; sister, Sharon C onners, Roanoke, Va; four grandchildren. Baldauff Fam ily Funeral H om e is in charge o f services. E THE CALL IS FREE. P rincipal O ffice in Tampa — ELIZABETH M . TH O M PSO N Elizabeth M. Thom pson, 68, Riverbend D rive, A ltam onte Springs, died Tuesday, M ay 25, 1999. Bom in Brooklyn, New York, sh e m oved to C entral Florida in 1997. M rs. Thom pson w as a seam stress. She atteneded M acedonia M issionary Baptist Church. Survivors include husband, Franklin E. Thom pson, A ltam onte Springs; daughter, Renee Sim pson, Longw ood; Linda M ills, C asselberry; JoA nne W are, Spangdahlem , Germany. G olden's Funeral Hom e, W inter Park, la in charge o f aarvices. Service Family Member Injured In A Nursing Home? ATTORlEYSAriAMf *You seldom hear o f a manager making it past five years/* said Bab Sa v in , the search guru the county gave $18,000 to relocate > II ?-l Hr virtv i f p r c . J* . W c H W f f lL R A » pfOOCSS. <y. * " Or . i n q e (illy BtueCruu BkieSNctd / FERN PARK - Lance David Dye, 20, of Fern Park, was arrested by deputies at his resi­ dence, as the result of a report­ ed altercation with a female. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. SA N FO RD - May 28. Robert William Stepen, 31, of Sanford, was stopped by deputies at 25th Street and Mellonvillc Avenue. He was charged with o f Florida <4 BA TTERY 385 Grace. “Som e go a year or two. Okie guy was out before he began. 'T h ere was this one fellow - Wes McClure in San Leandro, Calif. • he was county manager for 28 years," SUvin said. T h e y had the sam e mayor just as long. N o one fussed much about things in San Leandro. They liked their mayor and they liked their m anages." Polka chiefs are Isas U M y to serve as long as m anager*. The average top cop lasts three and a half years. Some retire, som e are n iw , o w n in o u v r )w . W hen Joe Dillard w as elevated to Chief of Police in Sanford, he had visions o f at least five years an the Job. He had a good record, had moved up the ranks and earned the position. A ll o f a sud­ den there was m iping in the ranks and a consultant saying the Sanford Folioe Department w as a ty 's ex-deputy m anagec does save a bundle cn moving expens­ es. If Grace does the Job w ell he can expect a t many as five years in the position. That's the average life span for a d ty or county administrator. Five years. B v e years before they go to a bigger munidphUty. O r five years before they get canned in the political DUI and reckless driving. D ir e c t C r e m a t i o n The meaning of search and employ The county found its manager before the City of Sanfbcd could begin to whittle its long list of police chief candidates. Believing that haste makes waste, Sanford City Manager Tony VanDerwotp is m aking no apokgies for the extended top cop m uch. M id i than 100 top ranking law enfotrem ent officials are lined up to command a farce that two years ago was found to be “dys­ functional'' City leaders are looking for some­ one from outside the present ranks. This outside preference, no m at­ ter how well intentioned, elim i­ nated Acting Police Chief Ray Bronson from the search. Pridefuliy, Bronson withdrew his application. H is watch te in its Anal hours. By selecting Kevin Grace as the county's top adm inistrator the county commissioners looked no further than to Grace's residence in Longwood. Rehiring the coun­ Altamonte Springs police on SR-436. He was charged with DUI, possession of a controlled substance, and violation of a drivers license restriction. Call Frank Voltolina 322-2611 For Quotes Seminole Herald COMMERCIAL PRINTING �I 4 A •Setnmot* Herald, Sanlord, Honda . Tuesday, June 1, 1999 Ping named Seminole Herald editor From Staff R ep o rts and design changes and hired an experienced staff writer. Dan is Sanford — Seminole Herald going to make a lot of changes at publisher Doug Fetzer has hired the Seminole Herald. We are on Pan Ping as the newspaper's our way to becoming a much editor. better local newspaper." Ping, a native of Hast Ping graduated from the lennessce, comes to the Herald University of Alabama in Irom the Press Enterprise in 1991 with a degree in Farragut, Tennessee. Both cne Criminal Justice and a minor in Herald and the Press Enterprise English. He worked as a are owned by Republic probation officer before taking Newspapers Inc, headquarted in a job in the newspaper industry Farragut. in 1993. Since that time he "We are really fortunate to have has won numerous firstsomeone like Dan to run our edi­ place awards in state and profes­ contests, including torial department," said Fetzer. sional "In his first week on the job, he honors for editorial writing, fea­ made some much needed layout ture photography, page design and breaking news. "I’m excited about living and working in Seminole County," said Ping. "There's a lot of hard work that must be done, but this newspaper has unlimited poten­ tial. We have some good reporters on staff, and I look for­ ward to working with them as we build the Seminole Herald into a great community new spa­ per." Ping began his newspaper career with the Clinch Valley Chronicle in Like City, Tenn. before joining the staff of the Roane County News in Kingston, Tenn. While working for the Roane County News as a beat reporter, Ping oversaw pro­ duction of the Harriman Record, a zoned newspaper that was named the second best weekly paper for General Excellence by the Tennessee Press Association. "1 look forward to meeting folks here in Seminole County," said Ping. "My first week here has been focused primarily on learning the Herald's in-house processes. However, beginning this week. I’m concentrating on getting out into the community and meeting as many people as possible." To contact Ping or any other Herald reporter, call 322-2611. H o n o rs ---------- C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1A Nadeau said she enjoys drawing and listening to music in her free time, when she lias it. "Free time doesn't come very often," Nadeau said. The adult high school's depart­ ment chairs and Resource Deputy Victor Hardy selected Nadeau to receive the scholarship. "She takes her studies serious­ ly," Susan Wymaa an adult high school department chair who mentored Nadeau in career prep programs, said. "She'll make a great teaclier." Nadeau's parents, Jerry and Candy Nadeau, said they are proud of her "She work'd for it (her suc­ cess)," Jerry Nadeau said. "And slie got it. I enjoy history myself." Ping B usin ess Focus T his W eek: Don't be fooled, Tire City offers a lo t more than Just tires. While Ores are certainly the specialty o f Tire City, don't let the nam e fool you. In addition to offering the highest quality tires and tire service, the business located a t 2921 Orlando Drive (Sanford Center) can take r a r e o f any au to need. Opened in 1968, T ire City h as had the sam e m anagem ent far over 11 years. T h ai m eans th at not onfy do the people a t Tire City u n d e r­ s ta n d the needs and concern s o f the people o f the com m unity, but (h e y have dedicated themsetvea to keeping the community happy, s in c e they have been su ch an integral p u t of It for s o long. Owner Jo h n Sellers h as a lot o f experience In th e lire b u s in e s s . He was raised In a fam ily th at was also In th e au tom otiv e In d u stry an d c o m e s by not only hta m echanical s k ills, b u t a ls o h ls p ro fessio n al s k ills honestly. , T ires and custom wheels o f all s h a p e s , sizes a n d b ra n d s a r e a v a il­ a b le a t Tire City. W h e th e r y o u need a new tire for y o u r a u to m o b ile or a co m p lete p a ck a g e for y o u r new c u sto m tru c k . S e lle rs a n d h ls s ta f f c a n ta lk to y ou a b o u t y o u r n e ed s an d d e s ire s an d d eterm in e exa ctly w h at b e s t s u its you . 8 everyone k n o w s e x a c tly w hat.they, need o r w h a t b e s t fits th e ir v e h icle . S e lle r s ta k e s th e tim e need ed to get th e Jo b V u J j J L±UlfZr iUOMOTt BRAHES iw r n r jp TIME-UPS n i l . SE R V IC E T IK E A AUTOM OTIVE UK PA IRS o| ft BRAKE CHECK L ---- -------- 1 ---------- i - r i 3 m v a i w jw jjr r y js z t i < ■<: <M I 7 H VVrrt End Gallrrla • (Old Sanford Pla/a) 2921 Orlando D r.lllw y. l7 S f> S IS S » Sanford, E l .31773 P E S T C O N T R O L • L A W N S P R A Y IN G T E H M I T E S P R A Y IN G W EED C O N TR O L Even though the name says tires, Tke City Is a whole lot more. From tune-ups to tad lights, this Sanlord business can taka care ot the entire car while taking ca rt of tha customer. d o n e right a n d m eet th e d e sire s o f h ls p atro n . T tre s a re n 't th e only th in g T ire C ity c a n d o fo r y o u r veh icle, (h o u g h . E veryth in g from b ra k e s , a lig n m e n ts, s h o c k s , s tr u ts to tu n e -u p s a n d everything In b etw een c a n b e d on e b y th e e x p e ri­ e n ced . know led geable staff. It’s n o t e a sy to find a m e ch a n ic (h a t y o u c a n like a n d tru st. G ive T ire C ity a ch a n c e ...y o u ’ll find you c a n like an d tru s t th e ♦ s ta ff. Sanford Pest Control “O v e r 10 Y te r t In B u t in e t t ’ P O Box 1202 SANFORD. FL 3 2 7 72-1202 SAM DUNN, JR. Phona: (407) 38: Fax: (407) 22 M Presidonl It’s th a t p e rso n a l to u ch th a t s e ts T ire City a p a rt from so m e o f th e o th e r b ig n am e lire c h a in s a ro u n d . Not i l i n n s » m v it i 1 0 1 ) 1 1 *^ 1 1 X 1 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (323-6787 TRIIIV Free Inspection / N o obligation <1 , m i ( it I ,V11f i He- i< “Offices Coast to Coast” B uy a S e l l • New a Used Hubcaps . Wh e e l s , Tik e s , Trim kings , c e n t e r s & P arts S HUBCAP CITY CENTRAL | 8 ......... 2 2 1 9 * . HWV. 17-92 HANFORD, PL 3 2 7 7 1 322*1760 ar 374*3002 ASE CertifiedAuto Technicians" If you’re a homeowner, we can help with a low interest bill consolidation loan from Q UALITY USED CARS 699*0778 Major to Minor Repairs • Guaranteed Service TowingAvailable 4 6 5 N .H w y . 1 7 -9 2 Longw ood, FL 327S 0 Mastar A u to Technician Master Collision Technician H.D . Truck Technician YOUR HANK l O H N i l ) DO WN ' Apply by phone: ( 407) 874-9022 Caring and Trusted Service Since 4990 DENTISTRY • BOARDING Dr. Phillip L. C u rry 322-8465 Appointments Preferred 2515 W. 25th Street, Sanford ) y Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford Our 114-bcd forilily offers a secure, supixirtlw environment, com­ bining medical treatment with cum|>assioiiuu* rare for shortterm rehab, longterm and respite care. Our residents enjoy flexible visit­ ing hours with loved ones In our "Pel Friendly' environment nhlch is home to our birds, fish and cats. Bcauty/Hurticr shop. jxxliairy. den­ tal and iwychologlcal services are available. We invite you fur a lour of our Medicare, Medicaid. VA certlfk*d farillty. 950 Mcllonville Avenue Sanrortl. Florida 32771 (407) 322-8500 (407) 322-0121 Fax PROVIDING SOLUTIONS FOR AMERICA'S LONG-TERM HEALTHCARE NEEDS. SI C IM II s 3420 Iroquois Avonuo • Sanford, FL 32773 (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -1 6 6 0 M OM •■ I U l ill* \ 1 1 \ I TROPIC PARK BUSINESS CENTER Need k Small Office? Warehouse? Showroom? 1 W hy Pay M ore? GUANO OPENING SPECIAL ornmkmtm** TMh b m i Ie 1 JM jrw it IWURin | Cell Ed Dorm 0 311.9*44~~ space Is limited f lM N C iM M iw ief PernBy - T - U e e n e e d Hoot Mmtate Seeker I. «> n i t V I A II SEMINOLE VETERINARY HOSPITAL ii s S.E., INC. MONEYTREEi WE DO I ( J ANS THAI i »i * i RflTAIMMNT tUPPUfS SHOWROOM NfW A USf0 iOUtPMINT l O m i S I H V I I I KINGSAUTOSERVICE si CENTRAL SYSTEMS PROM ORLANDO PROM DELTONA Owners: David Lebeds Steven Lebeds since 1954 CRAIG S. SMITH j > J It M I I) (, I *, I O tvj | I BLOWOUT SALE! CHOOSEFROM OVER 4000 13” * 1 4 ” * 1 5 ” Mounted ft Balgmcod *1 8 “ Similar OfMt Dm Io On UreorTkMl • 90 Days Same As Cash • We accept all mqjor credit cards C.M.C. TIRE ft AUTOMOTIVE Y o u r F u ll S a r v ic a A u to 215 (407)1 0x2 m . I �> • Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, June 1,1999 • B A Streets -------- Storm s C ontinued from Page 1A mental in assisting the group was Tom Carpenter. "We would have gotten started anyway, but his help really got us going," Thompson said. Carpenter helped the group by providing them plenty of infor­ mation and Ups on how to start a neighborhood watch group. Neighborhood businesses have been supportive of the group, as well, Thompson noted. Chuck Bceghly at Classic Graphics Aiken Printing Co. has reproduced the group's newsletter at no cost and offered the use of his Fax number so the group can receive incoming faxes. Dean Kay of Ray's Appliance has offered the group his parking lot for fund-raising projects and also supplied the meat for the April 20th barbecue. And Thompson said Matt Coleman at l-arues Bar was the first business to purchase a crime watch sign. Thompson also received some help she had not counted on. "To be honest, I hadn't hear much positive feedback about our city police department," she candidly admitted. "In years past, they were not very sup­ portive." However, Thompson said she has been pleasantly surprised by the aid the department has pro­ vided. "They have been big support­ ers of the neighborhood watch," she said. "We could not have got anywhere without them. During our first meeting, they sent offi­ cers. They were stopping people in the streets letting them know that we weren't going to put up with this drug selling and prosti­ tution any longer." Helping residents start neigh­ borhood watch groups is just part of a day's work according to CpI. Rick Poovey of the Sanford Police Department. "We're really just doing our job," said Poovey. "I'm happy that we arc building a good rela­ tionship with the neighborhood. That's what it’s about, and the residents are doing a great job in organizing this effort." Becoming more involved in neighborhoods is part of the C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1 A department's community polic­ ing philosophy that began sever­ al years ago. "It makes us proactive instead of reactive," said Poovey. "Any time you can be proactive and prevent a problem, you have a greater chance for success." Operation Clean Sweep holds meetings the first Tuesday of every month. The June meeting is today at 6:15 p.m. at the Springfield Missionary Baptist Church, located at the comer of Cedar Avenue and 12th Street. Michael O. White, a member of Teen Challenge, will speak to the group. For more information about Operation Clean Sweep, call 3222301. The American Red Cross warns residents to know their area's weather risks, to understand the meaning of WATCH and WARNING, to create a family disaster plan nd to prepare a dis­ aster supply kit. A hurricane watch means a hurricane is possible in your Police C o n tin tied from Page LA for speeding. In addition, 15 people received speeding violation charge of violation of a traffic control device, carrying a lesser fine, and 15 people B u sin ess F o cu s T his W eek: ■ ■ l l a ! that moat f g s R H R WIBMASTKRS Specializing In B u sin n a W eb Design W E W ILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!! C om plete G rap hic f t C ontent Support "YOUR BUSINESS.COM* Dom ain Support vuL Or. JBo4oott Sot Owner President B u sin ess: (4 0 7 ) 3 2 7 -3 0 6 7 _____________ NEAT4TBYALL CLEAR,m. House Cleaning Special fern Conffdmnom a n d kn ow vour Inform ation la ■ IM V B IN Vl Sanford.* Let Sanford Pest Control handle all of your pest control needs. Not only do they know everything about bugs...they know every­ thing about Sanford bugs. A C M E L L IJT T H S E R V IC E C O ? P o rt f o lio o f y o u r i Inventory Specialist • Lake Mary. PL * ______ * ?f IX C . u p^juy|2fl!B^W Bllia A Ik^^N StildhM w yu yea to ft ■ l Smut Upe m m ft OSer Chhft r e h q i l Dm tad RaBaMOeteftas far Cara. Tracks A4 8 # * 401 South Louftl AvocMio Phone: (407) 322-7141 • H O P >44 4104 • Fax: (407) 322-477B Fire Prevention • Restaurant Hood Fire Systen Spedafst \ • Fire Dept Citation Corrections >' A tf H r . n ; l h i t \ S f t t u / ,l/ < sfs R 3 k L - d van ce* 111 t . Laurel Ave., le n to rd JS 1 5 3 W S R . 4 3 4 • W in te r S p r in g s ft R ; (WITH ACTIVATION) MOTOROLA PAGER V Sndtf Saa^fU, Itk sodoittf Smimlt gtmtfAm j I T In SANFORD EXPRESS LUBE, INC. A NICE PLA CE...FO R A CHANGE WORLD COMM 321-7699 Of 324*1177 M 407-327-3344 12 Mo. warranty on refrigerators 1 a yr. warranty on R ebel* W/D W H Bring your old phone to be activated — WE DO WINDOWS----- q 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -1 4 4 9 A Month Air Spidai Rates for CofiMNrdalClBBning f t n "SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO CHURCHES A SENIORS" And you don't have to thtnh shout the h u p and how to or them. S ( 7 g ALL TYPES O F ROOFING SINCE 1928 3rd GENERATION O F RO OFERS d o n 'tliw u Sanford Peat Control Is owned by Samuel Dunn. J r . who was born and raised m Sanford. He begin nothing In the pest control business m 1MB. and developed an Interest tn entomology, the study Insects. He soon received aO of the required slate licens­ ing and now has appraahaataQy 9 0 years experience n the field. Sanford t a t Control Is not only locally owned and operated by a lifetim e resident, both employees. Donald Bally and C edi Crews are also native SantadRes. Dunn Is happy to have spent his life tn the community where he now ru ns a business. ‘Sin ce Sanford Is my hometown, a lot of my cu s­ tom ers are people I have known ail of my life so we sU share a special fondness for Sanford and the people.* Dunn aafcl. "And. for my cuatom era who are newcomc n to the a m . 1 c m a t u i. a IHt1* o# the h ltto y mbout were cited for not wearing seat belts. Two drivers were stopped for running red lights in Saturday's patrol of SR 434, police said. F R E E ESTIM A TE L IS. i R C 0 0 2 2 B 9 0 Locally Owned and O perated Pest control la i about. It Is. however, a < area, a hurricane warning means a hurricane will occur soon in your area. You may be told to move to a shelter or evacuate an area. Do so immediately. Call the Red Cross center In Longwood at (407) 332-8200 for more hurricane preparation information. y o u r f u l l s e r v ic e -------AUTO CENTER WIRELESS COMMUNICATION CENTER 4 0 7 -3 0 S -M + B p T IR E S 1542 8. French Ave., Sanford (Winn Dials Morisot Place) 8 407-323-FAST (3278) AUTO A A/C fttPAM LU BES M IS »• French Ava. ( 1 7 * t) 1/4 M N. of SSth B t R ELO C A TIO N SALE ' I R O M I S " . . Ill 111"., m I ______________________ i SA VI WhereCustomarSstfifactionb *1 S ow in g ^ f i l l S lots J M f M -fx rT • Birds • Cages & Toys Sanford B eauty Supply • Small Animals & Reptiles • Tropical Fish & Aquariums • Premium Pet Foods • Bulk Foods & Books Formerly qfBJ.'t in Lake Mary 3 0 4 3 O rlando Drhre (W aknait Plaza) OtSCOURT ORAU STORE ITEMS SAW FROM T 1O40 % 322-7455 • Hair Care Products • Wlgo • Extensions • Purses & Wallets • All Accessories • Salon Equipment M — — i r TA K E AN E X TR A 5 % O FF ] ^ ---* ----a 1 WWITOFO, rL, (4 0 7 )3 3 3 -4 0 3 0 O ur StaffHm 63 Mars GmnMm * BxprrUm* i b a m a m q r n w r r o w n *h u Sprtag Vi Km Bldi K sv IaiC M s t No pereonal checks accepted. ATM, Debit. Oder Expiree 6-31*90 O l B H B M R J �6 A •Sominde Horn'd Sanford. Florida •Tuesday. June 1, 1999 People CALENDAR Nar-Anon N ar-A non. a s e lf-h e lp g ro u p for re la tiv e s a n d frie n d s o f a d ­ d ic ts . Will m eet T u e s d a y a t H p.nt. a t O rla n d o G e n e ra l H o s ­ p ita l. F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 8 6 9 - 6 3 6 4 . TO PS M e m b ers o f T a k e O ff P o u n d s S e n s ib ly . TO PS. Invite th e p u b lic to Jo in th e m on T u e sd a y e v e n in g s from 7 to 8 p .m . at th e F ir s t C h r is tia n C h u rc h . 1 6 0 7 S a n fo rd A vc., S a n fo rd . F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n about th e c lu b , ca ll K a re n D la z tn a . 3215982. Toastm asters Night O w ls T o a s tm a s te rs m eet every T u e s d a y o f th e m o n th , at 7 :3 0 p .n t.. a t th e l-a k r M ary C o m m u n ity U u lld lng. 2 6 0 N. C o u n try C lu b R oad In U ik r M ary. C o n ta c t R o s e lla B o n h a m a t 3 2 3 - 8 2 8 4 for in fo r m a tio n . V is itin g K lw a n la n s w e lco m e . F o r In fo rm a tio n W alt S m ith . 3 2 3 - 5 0 8 8 . a re cn ll By Coastliners T h e C o a s tlin e rs m e e tin g s a re h eld at 10 a .m . th e first W e d n esd a y o f e a c h m o n th a t th e S a n fo rd S e n io r C e n te r. 401 E . S e m in o le B tvd . All In te re s te d ra ilr o a d e r s , b o th a c tiv e an d re tire d , a re In­ vited to a tte n d . F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll H o ra c e G re e n . 3 2 2 - 5 4 9 3 . Woman’s Club T h e S a n fo rd W o m a n 's C lu b m e e ts th e first W ed n esd a y o f e a c h m o n th . O c to b e r th rou g h J u n e , a t 1 0 :0 0 a .m .. a t th e c lu b h o u s e . 3 0 9 S . O ak A ve., follow ed liy th e p ro g ram a t 1 1 :0 0 a .m . R e se rv a tio n s for th e n o o n lu n c h e o n a re n e c e s s a r y th ro u g h th e te le p h o n e c o m m it­ te e. Recovery, Inc Lions Club T lie L ongw ood -L ake M aty L i­ o n s C lu b m e e ts th e first a n d th ird T u e sd a y o f every m o n th , at 7 p .m .. at th e R a m a d a In n . S t a t e R oad 4 3 4 In L ongw ood. V is ito rs a n d p ro sp e c tiv e m e m ­ b e r s a r e w elcom e to a tte n d . R ecovery . In c .. Is a s e lf-h e lp m e n ta l h r a lih o rg a n iz a tio n for p eop le w ho s u ffe r from p a n ic a tta c k s , d e p re s s io n , fe a rs an d g e n era l n e rv o u s sy m p to m s. F or In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 6 6 0 - 2 0 0 3 . or 8 9 6 -5 9 0 6 . TO PS Pilot Club T h e S a n fo rd Pilot C lu b m e e ts th e first an d third T u esd a y a t 7 p .m . In th e R S V P b u ild in g on th e c a m p u s a t S e m in o le C o m ­ m u n ity C o lleg e. All In te re s te d a re w elco m e to a tte n d . Musons C e n tra l F lo rid a B lood B a n k Is a s k in g d o n o rs o f all ty p e s b loo d e s p e c ia lly O -ty p c d o n o rs - to d o n a te a t Its S a n fo rd b ran ch . 1302 E. S e c o n d S t . F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 3 2 2 - 0 8 2 2 . Rotary T h e R o ta iy B r e a k fa s t C lu b m e e ts every W e d n esd a y a t 7 : 3 0 a .m . a t th e C o lo n ia l Room R e s ­ ta u r a n t o n F ir s t S tr e e t in S a n ­ ford . F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c a ll R ick R u s s l a t 3 2 2 - 0 2 8 5 . Optimist Club T h e S a n fo rd O p tim ist C lu b m e e ts ev ety W e d n esd a y at n o o n a t th e c o lo n ia l Room In d ow ntow n S a n fo rd . V is ito rs a re w elco m e. C a ll 3 2 3 - 2 1 9 4 o r 3 2 2 0298. Kiwanis Club T h e K iw an is C lu b o f S a n fo rd m e e ts w eekly W ed n esd a y a t n o o n fo r a lu n c h e o n m e e tin g a t th e L a k e sid e L a n d in g a t th e M a­ rin a M otel o n L a k e M o n ro e. Al-Anon A l-A non Is a n a n o n y m o u s, n o n -p ro fit o r g a n iz a tio n , o p en to a n y o n e w ho Is a re la tiv e or friend o f a n a lc o h o lic . S e re n ity W on A l-A non m e e ts e a c h M onday a t 7 p .m . a n d T h u rs d a y a t 7 p .m . M e e tin g s a re h eld In th e b a c k ro o ln o f th e S a h a r a C lu b , 2 5 8 7 S o u th S a n fo rd A ve., S a n fo rd . All m e e tin g s a re n o n -s m o k in g . F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 2 9 1 -1 9 0 0 . Nar-Anon every m e e ts N ar-A non W e d n esd a y a t 8 p .m . a t O r­ la n d o R eg ion al S o u th S e m in o le H o sp ita l, 5 5 5 W e st S t a t e R oad 4 3 4 . Longw ood. N ar-A non Is a su p p o rt g ro u p o p en to fa m ilie s a n d frie n d s o f a d d ic ts . J o i n fo r su p p o rt In c o p in g w ith y o u r a d d ic t; g a in s e r e n ity to m a k e d e c is io n s a n d p u t y o u r live b a c k In fo c u s. 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The next time you return from the concession stand with an armload o f goodies, announce what each of them owes you for the items they requested. To do so is not considered Impolite, and It's better then going broke in the bleachers. D EA R A B B Y : I saw th e letters about cla ss projects in which atud en ts wrote som ething nice about the other students, and how appre­ ciated those comments were. Let me tell you about a project with unfor­ tu nate results. I h a v e a a w e e t, i n t e llig e n t daughter III call “G ina." Two yearn ago, her fourth-grade teacher asked th e s tu d e n ts to w rite so m e th in g n ice ab ou t each o f th e o th e r s tu ­ d en ts, th e n gave th e m essages to th e s tu d e n t to w hom th e y p e r ­ ta in e d . T h e te a c h e r did not look over th e meaaagea before sh e d is­ tributed them. Abby, while G ina received many c o m p lim e n ts , th e y w e re i n t e r ­ sp e rsed w ith p a in fu l, cru el com ­ m e n ts s u ch a a , "G in a h aa a b ig n o se ,’ ’ G in a ia fa t,” ’ G in a w ears ugly c lo th e s ,” ’ G in a ia d u m b .” I didn't cry in front o f my daughter when I read them , but I broke down later. W h en G in a ’s te a c h e r le a rn e d th ere were hurtful rem arks on her paper, she tried to erase them , but the words were still faintly visible. Sh e made the guilty students apoloize, b u t th e dam age had alread y s e n d o n e . I a a k e d G in a i f s h e w a n te d m e to k e e p th e p a p e r b ecau se o f a ll th e nice com m ents w ritten th ere, but she said, “No, I don’t ev er w ant to see th a t paper again.” I know the teacher m eant well, bu t sh e should have reviewed the co m m en ts b efore ahe d istrib u te d them. Abby, please remind teachers to do th a t, becau se even w ith the moat positive exercise, ugliness can show its face. MOM O F A WOUNDED DAUGHTER S DEAR MOMi Y ou 're rig h t. Children can be cruel, and the te a c h e r wee tbougbtleea end n aive to have circu la te d th e p ap ere w ith o u t fir a t h avin g checked them over. The kind of h u rt y o u r d a u g h te r e x p e r i­ enced can linger for years. Help Gina explore and devel­ op h e r ta le n ts In a n a re a In w h ich sh e ca n sh in e and receive positive reinforcement. And please reassu re h er th at very few people are universally p o p u la r. I t is u n r e a lis tic to e x p e ct every one to liko you. Some people require more time th an o th ers to develop th e ir \>1 th J e a n an d w ith thin p r o ­ gram ." h e sa id . “W h en you give b a c k It m a k e s you th a n k fu l for w hat you do h av e." P a rrish h a s b e e n m arried for sev en y e a rs to h is w ife. C o n ­ n ie. T h ey have tw o ch ild re n ,* L a n ce and Jim m y . 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T h e s p o r e s a re cov ered w ith a slim e re sid u e und re m a in t o ­ g e th e r a s a m a s s o r b all o f s p o re s . T lie sp ores are. th e re fo re , n ot read ily d is s e m i­ n a te d In th e a ir co m p a re d to o th e r fu ngi. H ow ever, w h en th e fu n g u s an d s u b s tr a te d ries an d is d istu rb ed b y m e c h a n i­ c a l m e a n s o r a ir m o vem en t, co n ld la c a n b e c o m e a ir b o r n e . A sim p le w ay to grow th e d in ­ g u s is to s tr e a k s o m e s p o r e s o n to wet (liter p a p e r In a p e ril d ish a n d w ithin a w eek s p o r e s will b e p ro d u ced . M yco toxin s: T h is fu n gu s p ro d u ce s m y co to x in s an d o th e r b io lo g ica lly activ e c o m ­ p o u n d s. th a t Is w hy th is d in ­ g u s Is o f c o n c e rn to h u m an h e a lth . 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Su sn n Stall Writer i m The S a n fo rd Lodge #62 F&AM - S ta te d C o m m u n ic a ­ tio n s a r e held o n th e first an d th ird T u e s d a y s o f e a c h m o n th a t 7 :3 0 p .m . D in n e r is served a t 6 :1 5 p .m . T h e lodge Is lo c a te d a t 2 1 2 P a rk Ave. N orth . S a n fo rd . F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n c a ll (4 0 7 ) 3222616. Volunteer of the Week P a r r i s h g iv e s b a c k to th e c o m m u n ity I I KKI K Gardening S y m p to m s: C o m m o n s y m p ­ to m s In h u m an s u rc d c r m u tl-. tls. p ain nnd In flam m atio n th e m u cu s m e m b ra n e s o f th e m o u th (uid th ro at, a burning-, s e n s a tio n o f th e n a s a l p a s ­ s a g e s , tig h tn e s s o f th e c h e s t, ro u g h , bloody rh in itis , fever, h e a d a c h e , and fatigu e. D etectio n and C o n tro l: D e­ te c tio n o f th e fu n g u s Is u su ally by In s p e ctio n and /or a ir an d s u r fa c e sam p lin g . B e c a u s e th r fu n g u s Is not read ily a i r b o r n e .. a ir s a m p lin g In a c o n ta m i­ n a te d en v iron m en t m ay show low lev els o f sp o re s In th e a ir. In s p e c tio n o f p o te n tia l s it e s o f co n ta m in a tio n , e s p e c ia lly In cov ered / p ro tected p la c e s . Is n e c e s s a r y to d eterm in e w h ere th e fu n g u s o c c u rs an d th e level o f co n ta m in a tio n . T lie fu n g u s Is m ost co m m o n ly found In h o m es o r b u ild in g s w h ich hav e su s ta in e d flooding o r w a te r d am age from b ro k e n p ip e s, ro o f leu k s, sew ag e b a c k u p , co n d e n s a tio n , e tc . S p o re s a re found tn th e s o li an d Introd uced alo n g w ith floo d w n trrs or d u st nnd d irt e n te rin g w ith w a ter from a ro o f le a k , e tc . It Is m o st c o m ­ m on o n tlie p ap er co v erin g o f s h e e tr o c k . bu t c a n b e found o n w allp ap er, c e llin g tile s , p a p e r p ro d u cts, c a r p e ts w ith n a tu ra l fib e rs , p a p e r c o v e r in g ! on in su la te d p ip es. In I n s u la - ! (ion m a te ria l, on wood, a n d : o n g e n era l o rg an ic d e b ris. I f a r e a s co n ta m in a te d w ith th e fu n g u s a r e d isco v ered , do n o t j a tte m p t to solve th e p r o b l e m : w ith o u t follow ing re c o m -: m end ed sa fe ty p ro ce d u re s fo r ; w o rkin g w ith to xic m o ld s, c s p e cla lly if heavily c o n ta m i­ n a te d (re sp ira to r an d p ro p e r cov erin g o f th e s k in a n d e y e s m ay b e needed). G et ad vice I f • th e re Is a se rio u s p ro b le m , | D isin fe ctin g tlie s u r fa c e o f c o n ta m in a te d m a te ria ls m a y ] kill tlie fu n g u s on tlie s u r fa c e , ; b u t o ften It will survive u n d e r th e s u r fa c e and grow a g a in . j 7TUs a rticle im s ex tra cted fr o m on article by llcrlln N elson J e a Hint! l/i th e w eb site o f th e A m ert can 1‘hu topatlu jloyku l S o ciety . I �- Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. Juno 1 . 1999 • 7 A Everybody loves a arade Women on the Web C L IM A T E CONTROL (t | J I’ll Meet or Beat All Written Estim ates” H IM photo* by Tommy Vmcant Sunday Cain and Donna Dondanville of the Ladies Auxiliary, DAV present a wreath during M onday's Memorial service. Save 20-30% On Your Utility Bills INSULATION Insulation Saves You $$$ Know W hat I M ean, Vern? photo* by Tommy Vmcar* H w U photN by Tb*fW|f V ta M Patrick Lyons presents the U .S. flag a s a momber of the color guard. 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BOCK" flNANClAL AMlSOR m o n ey s e t, MONfY 00/ KXHEXMCY YW.TSTWS lUmKHW 'ftWU/ATBt WklTTli Rtv^BEB JlHtKCOWCftTW® HOT ItTTVS TkBBY WCTTVWE »S ■^CHKXIH6 VOUCUT TO TAKE ITSION 7 W E BEFOPfc 'too STWT SN^FOKS b •4 by H ow l* S ch n eid er E E K & MEEK by Jim M eddlck ROBOTM AN' ANNIE by L aonard Starr cauahl flat looted LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Furry arrange­ ments or instructions could be misinter­ preted and cau sa you complications down the kne today Make cerfaat a* par* bee vtvotved tuSy understand the coned information VIRGO (Au*. 23-Sept 22) Leave we* enough atone today 4 thmgs are rumng smoothly It could prove to be oounterproductrve to make changes merely for the sake of being afferent LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) AS decisions concerning issu e s important tu you should not be left up to anyone but your­ self today, even if that individual is a trusted partner The end results may not please you. SCORPIO (O ct 84-Nev. 22) Ignore any something for-nottung promises you get today, bacause they ! a* be hoSow and empty- It you want something, be pre­ pared to gal ■ me sure way, earn * SAGITTARIUS (N a *. 22 -D ee. 2 t ) Optimism is a wonderful quality whan slanted corredfy. M2 la miapiaced today, howavar, thars's a good chance you could go out on a kmb that a about to bo loll. Wednesday. June 2. 19*9 by C h a rt** M. S h u ll PEANUTS THOMAS PAINE SAID. •“THESE ARE THE TIMES THAT TRY MEN'S SOULS " by T.IC Ryan TUM BLEW EEDS The year ahead could hold more than the usual fair share of opportumiies you m ^ iteip ect However, nottvng w* come of any them unless you're prepared lo take the mtiatrve GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Everything w * go a lot smoother for you today 1 you don't try to alter who you are. so |ust be youne* By attempting to meals another, you wJI cast yourself in an unsuitable rote Oemmi. treat youraed to a bulhdey gift Send lor your Astro-Graph predic­ tions for the year ahead by marling $2 and aaO-artteaaed stamped anvetopa to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P O Boa 178*. Murray H* Staton. New York. NY tOIM. Be sure to stateyour rouse sign CANCER (June It-duty 22) Bo prepared to )ump in and taka over 4 someone who proneeod to help you wNh a critical career lasua ren eges on the fob Oon't gal CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 -Jan . 12 ) Don t start any protects todey whore you know gomg m a wodd be anpoestote lo fenwft The clutter you create could severely impede your progress tor longer nan you could hands AOUAStU* (Jan. 20-Feb. 12) Any sen out or importer* work should be double checked instead of assumng Vangs were done conectfy die first feme It on error is made today, ■ ooukt be a tag one PtaCCS (Pa*. 20 March 20) Condtone ere auch h at pronseei made rrssht turn o d to be promwas broken Ba eapeoaty carafd 2 your daakn0S have anydsng to do w«h money or a warranty ARMS (March 2 1 -April 12) Alow others to have died te y from feme to feme today and W * W ^ * W W bo V W joitfint W ^ ^ d r W r vs aAma ^lactmn v t t w n * Syou iW S have your'fe. Being loo demanding wdl turn everybody o*. TAURUS (April 20-M ay 2 0 ) A falsa sens# of security eoutd bo your worst enemy today. Every tote you ptinh.you have an aoa up your sis mm. you'd bettor watch your back, because chances are you! get dumped. C IS H b yK K A .to wiri AT BRIDGE by Art San so m THE BORN LO SER On a first-name basis only By P h illip Alder DO YOU DO YOO D K A A I N O O U ^ T bTfclCTLY B L K JC AMD B L O C 1 KKEMBOL YOUKCSEN^ B F O T U 57 by M ori W alker BEETLE BAILEY WWW CAS TOON bad Certain famous people are known by only one name: Madonna and Pete, to take two fam iliar e ia m p le a . In the bridge world, there are Omar and Zia. But there la only one pair that fits the category: Lily and Maud, who are the m ainstays of the Egyptian women’s team. In this deal from a pair tournament In Syria, they defended beautifully. It must be admitted that South's bid­ ding la out in the moat optimistic of all optimistic twilight zones. Probably, he should p a ts over two spades, but to raise to four hearts is, well, select your from the auction expecting her part­ ner to be short in diamonds, switched to that suit. D eclarer won with dum­ my's king and called for a trump. LUy continued the good work by winning with her ace (why did she do that?) and returning her last diamond. When Maud won the second round of trumps with her king, she gave Lily a diamond ruff to defeat the contract and score a complete top. (This means th e y 1 the only East-W est pair to register a plus score.) How did Lily know to win with the heart ace? WeU, for Maud to switch to diamonds, she surely had trump con­ trol: a quick trump winner. If so, it had to be held back until LUy could receive the diamond ruff. H ence her play of Uta heart ace. T h e re Is so m e th in g e ith e tlc a lly pleasing about two piajmrs working to­ gether to produce the killing defense. winning the dummy's spade king, declarer played a club to the queen and ace. Now Maud, tMi-e* North A A K I 2 *2224 ♦ A K 2 2 A 7 East West A J 10 7 3 A Q • 1 4 • A J 2 • K S • 24 e 12 7 2 A K 10 2 3 A A 2 2 2 a « Q 1 0 7 I • Q J 8 I A Q J 8 4 a V ulnerable: Both D e a le r E a s t Seeth West North Pass 19 2 • 49 Pass 1* Pass Pass 1» 2* 3* Pass Opening iced: CINI to IMA fct a East Pass Dbl 2A Pass Pass J ASK DR. GOTT Can diet help me avoid costly test? ARLO AND JA N I8 by Jim m y Jo h n so n rrtftu ttri ir GARFIELD TIME TO OCT BO M B * V J* * DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm 33 and can­ not gain w eight. I'v e alw ays baan about 20 pounds underweight, despite a high-calorie nutritious d iet Over the y e a n , I've been tested for parasites, diabetes, thyroid dlaorden, and celiac disease — all negative. Howwver, mul­ tiple stool specim en! have bad 8 high fa t co n te n t. One d o cto r urged an intestinal biopsy, but I currently have no health insurance, so this is not an option. Is there a diet that will help me with this problem? DEAR REA D ER: From your brief description, I suspect that you have malabsorption syndrome: Something by Jim D avis in your system is preventing the prop­ e r absorption of nutrients. B ecau se fat is the least digestible dietary com­ ponent, you are losin g ex ce ss fat In your stools. The causes of malabsorption would BU an entire printed page; they range from prim ary in testin al d isord ers, such aa sprue and p an creatic defi­ ciency, lo vascular and endocrine dis­ eases. The treatment depends on the cause. I hesitate to give you a blanket endorsement of any dietary therapy. However, some are helpful. For exam­ ple, avoidance of milk products may ? ***' reduce stool tat In lactose-intolerant — DR. O O T T PETER OOTT, M.D. individuals; ftopto-Bismol and peseta* atic-enxynte supplements can likewise assist patients with infections or a pancreatic Insufficiency. Despite your lack of insurance, you may have to bite the bullet and under go d efin itive te s tin g . Y o u r d octo r apparently believes that you may have a prim ary in te stin a l d iso rd er th at could ba d iagnosed w ith a biopsy. Therefore, such a procedure may be your best b a t you on i re«u w «iiB ymjumu* m ule — who will review all your previ­ ous testa and then ait down with you AlUtoujhyour health jusapparently b re d yet, I think you would bq sm art to address your problem in a timely i DEAR D U GOTT: Is m asturbation pleasurable far a man even though ba i orgasm? My bu and cannot *§ fllita itr and seem to have relations, y et ba asks to pleasure ki«« Nothing u—— ■»* we get Hied aad go to sleep. A m i ju st making him more miserable? Should 1 put k in off until he forgets about m r D EA R R E A D E R : Sexu ality often e n co m p a sse s m ore th an o rg asm . Intimate touching, p ittin g cuddling, kissing and hugging may aatiahr many p eop le, e sp e cia lly th o se who a r e •Idsriy and ™ q n Such non-orgasmic activity could well be appropriate for u r husband. Spaaking in g en eral rma, however, I can te ll you th a t prolonged g e n ita l atim u latio n In maUf without ■**»»( n / s iie , H g g hf leads to unplaaaant pelvic rongeetlon and a feeling o f unresolved tension. T h e re fo re , if your husband can no longer dim ax, you're probably doing him no favors — or yourself either — (him. C I ¥ �'* -> 7 . t____ 3 r ~ ‘I T ’J f ' T F Ft * . •{ Srm innlr u'Jji. 'jV?v;i w?jn3<‘.A llnald Sports Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Tuesday, June 1,1999 • 1 • ____ SOLAR BEARS HOST TURNER CUP FINALS ORLANDO • G a m e s five o f th e T u rn e r C u p F ln n ls v e r ­ s u s th e H ou ston A eroa will b e p layed o n T u e sd a y at th e O rlan d o A rrn a a t 7 p.m . H o u sto n le a d s th e B e st-o fS e v e n S e r ie s 3 - 1 . T ic k e ts for th e O rlnndo S o la r Ile u rs T u rn e r C u p F i ­ n a ls G a m e s *G * an d *H* a g a in st th e H ou ston A ero es a re s till o n s a le . T h e re Is no tick et lim it. IHL M ayoff tic k e ts m ay h e p u rc h a s e d at th e O rlan d o A ren a b o x office. a n y T ic k c tM a ste r ou tlet In F lo rid a an d S o u th G eorg ia. T ic k e tM a s te r's p h o n e r e n te r b y c a llin g (4 0 7 ) 8 3 9 - 3 9 0 0 nr on th e In te rn e t nt w w w .T Ick etM aster. S in g le gam e tic k e ts r a n be p u rc h a s e d through T lr k c tM a s tc r . w h ile g ro u p tic k e ts sh o u ld b e d lr e c tr d to th e S o la r D e a rs tic k e ts o ffice nt (4 0 7 ) 8 7 2 -P U C K . FAMILY FUN DAY SANFO RD • l i r e S a n fo rd Pop W a rn e r Footb a ll/ C h e erle a d ln g A s s o c ia ­ tion will b e h o ld in g a R eg ­ istra tio n an d F a m ily F u n Day nt th e p ra c tic e field on Highway 1 7 -9 2 at 1 0 th S tre e t (a c r o s s from S a n fo rd M iddle S ch o o l) o n S a t u r ­ d ay. J u n e 5 th from noon to 3 p.m . T h e re will b e food, d rin k , p rizes a n d a M oonw alk. You c a n a lso re g is te r to play fo r th e S a n fo rd S e m im ile s a n d on b e a u tifu l A u tu m n S a tu rd a y s play a g a in s t th e L ak e M aty R am s. O viedo lio n s, New S m y rn a B e a c h B a r r a c u d a s . SA N FO RD - T h e C ity o f S a n fo rd R e c re a tio n and P a rk s D ep artm en t p r e s e n ts In te rn a tio n a l Soccer fo r ch ild re n a g e s 3 - to - 6 . F la y e r P la ce m e n t D ay a n d C U nlc will b e S a tu rd a y , J u n e 1 2 th a t 9 a .m . a t Z in n B e c k Field (n e x t to H isto ric S a n fo rd M em orial S ta d iu m ). T h e re will a ls o b e a co a ch e d m e e tin g fo r a ll I n ­ te re ste d In c o a c h in g a t th e Dow ntow n Y o u th C e n te r (F irst F lo o r o f S a n fo rd C ity Hall) o n M onday, J u n e 7 th a t 6 : 3 0 p .m . O a m e s will b e g in o n S a t ­ u rd ay . J u n e 1 9 th . F o r m ore In fo rm ation c a ll th e S a n fo rd R e c re a tio n D e ­ p artm en t a t 3 3 0 - 5 6 9 7 o r B e n n ie S h a w a t 3 3 0 - 9 7 3 1 . SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL LAKE MARY • T h e 2 0 t h a n n u a l SEM IN O LE S O C C E R SCH O O L o ffe rs su m m er s o c c e r In s tru c tio n . T h e two w e e k s a r e J u n e 1-5 a t L ak e M ary High S c h o o l a n d J u l y 1 9 -2 3 at L ak e Howell H igh S c h o o l. For re g istra tio n b ro ­ ch u res an d Inform ation, c o n ta c t c a m p d ir e c to r Larry M cC orkle a t 3 2 0 - 9 5 5 7 o r 3 2 0 - 9 7 0 8 d u rin g th e d ay o r 6 9 5 - 2 1 3 1 a t n ig h t, o r on th e w eb s ite a t a c tlo n ln te m e t.n e t/ u a e rs / m c c o rk le . --------- Undefeated teams fall to previously struggling clubs at Pinehurst ’ Dean Smith sPoW flEim uu------------------------SAN FO RD - W licn a full m oon o c c u r s . H tniugr lliln g s u su a lly happen. S u c h w as th e c a s e Inst F rid ay night at P ln r h u rs l P a rk a s D atam ax and liiv a e n rr. w h ich c a m e Into th e night w ith a c o m ­ b in ed 5 0 re c o rd , su ffe red th e ir first lo s s e s o f I h e s e a s o n to th e W ayne D e n sc li B - 5 3 's an d M y­ e r s T re e S e rv ic e , w h ich e n te re d th e n ig h t's a c tio n w ith a c o m ­ b in ed 1-0 m n rk . And ev en m ore stra n g e w as th a t n e ith e r g am e In th e C ity o f S a n fo rd R e c re a tio n a n d P a r k s D ep artm en t S p rin g In d u stria l Slow I’ltc li S o ftb a ll la-ague w as c lo s e . In fa c t, b o th g a m e s w ere stop ped early try th e ru n n d e . T h e evening got off to nn odd s ta rt w hen a n e x p e c te d tough b a ttle b etw een VnnlHre and D uu d y/S ft II C o rp o ra tio n . b o th 2 -1 b eg in n in g th e n ig h t, n e v e r c a m e off n s V nntnre co u ld not field a tea m . T h e m iddle g a m e sta rte d w ith th e W ayne D e n sc h B - 5 3 's In k ­ in g a 2 0 lend In Ih c lop o f th e R first In n in g . D atam ax. w h ich w as lea d in g th e lea g u e with n 3 - 0 re c o rd , a n sw e re d w ith five ru n s In th e b otto m o f th e first In n in g . B u t D atam ax w ould not s c o re ag ain a n d th e W ayne D e n sc h B - 5 3 's sc o re d nl le a s t two ru n s In rv ery In n in g , k n o c k in g off Ih c p re v io u s le a g u e -le a d e rs an d In th e p r o c e s s w in n in g th e ir first g am e o f th e s e a s o n , 1 6 -5 , In five In n in g s. T h e la te g am e follow ed som ewliat o f n sim ila r p a ttern n s In v a rn re . w h ich w a s 2 -0 , sc o re d n n m In th e to p o f th e first I n ­ n ing a n d s till led by 1-0 e n ­ terin g th e bottom o f th e se c o n d In n in g w hen M y ers T re e S e r v ­ ice exp lod ed fo r s ix n tn s . M yers T re e S e rv ic e n e v e r stop p ed sc o rin g , e v en tu ally en d in g th e g am e In lire bottom o f th e fifth In n in g w ith a 1 7 - 6 triu m p h . W ith th e w eird h a p p e n in g s . D u u d y/ S A II C o rp o ratio n an d D a ta m a x a r e b o th 3 -1 and Invac u rr Is 2 - 1 . C o m p letin g th e sln n d lu g s a r e V u n tare ( 2 - 2 ). M yers T re e S e rv ic e (2 -3 ) and B ria r/ B B M C o rp o ratio n nnd th e W * W ayn e D e n sc h B - 5 3 's (b oth 13 ). T h is Frid ay nt P in e h u rs t P a rk . Datmtrox ta k e s on Drinr/DDM C o rp o ratio n a t 0 : 3 0 p .m .: V nntnre c h a lle n g e s In v ac a re nt 7 :1 5 p .m .: D u n d y/ S ft II C o rp o ratio n fa c e s th e W a y n e D e n sc h B - 5 3 's nl 8 :3 0 p .tn .; nnd M yers T re e S e rv ic e h a s th e w eek off. W ith M onday b e in g n h o lid a y , n e ith e r th e C o -E d o r C h u rc h le n g u r's w ere In a c tio n . A ction resu m es today at P in e h u rst P a rk w ith th e W o m en 's le a g u e ta k in g th e field. At 0 :3 0 p .m .. C u rt's A lley cn ts (2 -5 ) c h a lle n g e s th e lea g u e-le n d in g S liu r k s (7 - 1 ) and th e n s lic k s aro u n d to piny S u n n lln n d C o rp o ratio n (6 -1 ) nl 7 :3 0 p .m . S tru g g lin g D on P a ­ b lo s o f S a n fo rd (0 -7 ) b a ttle s V au g h an In co rp o rated at 8 : 3 0 p .m . T h e W ayn e D e n sc h B - 5 3 's tied lls gam e w ith D atnm ax b y sco rin g th re e r u n s In th e top o f th e se c o n d In n in g , o n th e stre n g th o f a tw o-ru n trip le b y T rey B r a s s e u r , a n d th e n to ok (h e lend for good b y p la tin g th r e e m ore r u n s In th e third I n ­ n in g . th is tim e w ith a W nyne Kelly tw o-ru n trip le b e in g th e b ig blow . T h e W nyne D e n s c h B - 5 3 's th e n clo se d out th e gam e b y sco rin g fo u r r u n s In e a c h or th e fo u rth nnd fifth In n in g s. Pow ering th e W ay n e D e n sc h B - 5 3 's to th e u p se t w ere T re y B r a s s e u r ( 3 f o r - 3 w ith th r e e trip le s, th re e r u n s s c o re d , fo u r R B I). W nyne Kelly (3 -fo r -3 . I n ­ clu d in g n trip le nnd n d o u b le , two ru n s s c o re d , two R BI) a n d J e f f C ooley (2 -fo r -2 w ith n t r i ­ p le. two n i n s s co re d , o n e RBI). A lso c o n trib u tin g w ere G eorge S lm k a n lc h (one hom e ru n . th r e e n r n s s c o re d , o n e R B I). R ob ert U llianu (one d o u b le, o n e ru n s co re d , o n e R B I). Howard Jn r r r t t (one d o u b le, o n e R B I), (ton H u m m e r nnd J e r r y R ohr (one sin g le nnd two R B I e a c h ), D an iel V au gh n (o n e s in g le j. Kelly P ettit (one ru n sco re d , o n e R B I). J o n C h ris tia n nnd E lm er G ould (two r u n s sco re d e a c h ) nnd Cory M ann (one R B I). D oing th e h ittin g for D atam ax w ere R obert L aF o u n tn ln (two s in g le s , o n e ru n s co re d ). C h ip S m ith (one d o u b le, o n e ru n sco re d , two RBI). C h ris B ry s o n (one d o u b le, o n e ru n s c o r e d , on e R B I), D ee R ic h a rd s (o n e d ou b le, o n e n in sco red ) an d Ron W ojln szek (one s in g le , o n e ru n sco re d , one R B I). Jo h n n y S c o tt's tw o-ru n d o u ­ b le and a ru n sc o rin g trip le b y D en ny M iller w ere th e b ig blow s In th e s ix -ru n se c o n d I n ­ n ing for M yers T re e S e r v ic e , who th e n added th re e r u n s in th e third Inning, six r u n s In th e fourth In n in g an d a g a m e ­ en d in g tw o-ru n hom e ru n b y S co tt In th e fifth Inning. Doing th e d am age fo r M y ers T re e S e rv ice were Jo h n n y S co tt (3 -fo r-4 w ith a h o m e ru n an d two d o u b les, th re e r u n s s c o r e d , five R B I). Larry lllr t (one trip le , on e sin g le , two ru n s s c o r e d , o n e R B I). Gnry M u se (two d o u ­ b le s . two ru n s sco re d ). B ra d Hawver (one d ou ble, o n e sin g le , o n e ru n sco red , o n e R BI) a n d B o b b y K rien brln g (two s in g le s , th re e r u n s sco red , o n e R B I). O th e r h itte rs w ere D en n y M iller (one trip le, o n e R B I), i s m Indostrial. Fag* 28 Huge weekend for big names in auto racing Jr II •foetal to Um Harold MAYFAIR GO LF SANFORD SOCCER 1' 1 Industrial flip D elto n a W olves, O rla n d o D r. P h illip s L io n s a n d m an y m o re ....T h e s e a s o n Is fast a p p ro a ch in g . S .P .W .P .A . I s fo r b o y s a n d g irls 7 - t o - l B y e a rs o f a g e w ho live In th e S e m i ­ n o le H igh S c h o o l d is tr ic t. F o r m o re In fo rm atio n c a ll c o a c h C a rl T ip to n a t 3 3 0 9016 or coach M a rc u s •K endrick a t 3 2 4 - 2 4 4 7 . SA N FO RD • T h e M ayfair C o u n try C lu b will b e h o ld ­ ing a n old fa sh io n e d O o lf T o u rn a m e n t o n M onday, J u n e 7 th . T h e to u rn e y will u s e a s c ra m b le form at w ith te a m s o f fo u r. C o m p e tito rs a re a s k e d to b e a t th e C lu b b y 2 p .m . fo r th e 2 : 3 0 p .m . sh o tg u n s ta r t. P rizes will aw ard ed to firs t, se co n d and th ird p la c e te a m s , a s w ell a s fo r th e lo n g e st d riv e, c lo s e s t sh o t to th e p in a n d th e w in n e r o f a p u ttin g c o n te s t. T h e co st will b e ( 4 5 p e r p e rso n a n d In c lu d e s g re e n fe e s, a cart and h ors d 'o e u v re s. C all 3 2 2 - 2 5 3 1 fo r In fo r­ m ation . E n try d e a d lin e i s M ay 3 1 s t . 1.■■■ ;■■■■■- g « ff w e e l / a l u z * --------------------- icjxu Nnd VT»-*■s-as= K enny B r a c k (show n at D aytona In F eb ru a ry ) gave A J . Foyt h is fifth In d ia n a p o lis 5 0 0 , first a s a n ow ner, ta k in g th e lead on Lap 1 9 9 w h en lea d e r R obby G ordon ra n ou t o f g a s to win. In d ia n a p o lis 5 0 0 on S u n d a y ol th e In d ia n a p o lis M otor Speed w ay. SA N FO RD - O n th e b ig g est a u to m o b ile ra r in g B r a c k to o k th e lead on la p 1 9 9 o f Die 2 0 0 - l a p w eek en d o f th e y e a r, so m e o f th e b ig g est n a m e s ra c e w hen O ord on w a s fo rced to pit fo r a s p la s h In th e sp o rt step p ed forw ard to s h in e . o f fu el In h is G lld d rn -M e n a rd s D allara-A u rora. A J . Foyt. a fo u r-tim e w in n e r a s a d riv e r, B r a c k w ent o n to b e a t J e f f W ard b y 0 . 5 cla im e d h is first In d ia n a p o lis 6 0 0 a s -nn ow n er s e s o n d s fo r h is first v icto ry in T ir e G re a te st Kenny B ra ck look, a d v a n ta g e j f t . . R f i b b y v ^ S p e c t.c U v , i n j u r i n g - .a n d fir s t W U t o f th e 1 9 9 9 G o rd o n 's m isfo rtu n e to w in th e 8 3 r d ru n n in g o f P ep B o y s Indy R a cin g L eag u e s e a s o n In th e A J . th e ‘ G re a te s t S p e c ta c le In R a c in g .' Foyt P o w e fT ram R a cin g D aH ars-A urora. B r a c k s It w a s a b ig d ay a ll-a r o u n d fo r Foyt a s h is a v e ra g e sp e ed w aa 1 5 3 .1 7 6 m ph. th re e c a r s c a m e hom e fir s t, th ird a n d s ix th . B illy B o a t fin ish e d th ird In th e A J . Foyt O n S a tu rd a y , a n o th e r b ig n a m e In op en w h eel R a cin g D allara-A u ro ra. w h ile th e th ird Foyt ra cin g . M ldiacI A n d retti, w on h is first ra c e In d riv e r, R o b b ie B u h l, fin ish e d six th In th e P u re x ov er a y e a r, d riv in g h is S w ift-F o rd to v icto ry In D allara-A u ro ra. d ie CA RT/FED E X M otorola 3 0 0 at S t. L outs on It w a s th e first victory a t Ind y fo r a Foyt-ow ned S a tu rd a y . c a r s in c e h e w on In 1 9 7 7 , th e la st o f h is re co rd II a ls o proved to b e a very good w eeken d fo r fo u r v ic to rie s . B r a c k led s ix lim es fo r 66 la p s , J a c k R o u sh R a cin g a s D ayton a B e a c h 's M ark m o re th a n a n y o th e r driver. M artin won S a tu rd a y 's NASCAR B u s c h O ran d T am h ap p y fo r b o th o f u s .* B r a c k s a id . *1 N ational Auto P a rts 3 0 0 at L ow e's Sp eed w ay In th in k m o re for m e. He (Foytl h a s w on it fo u r C h a rlo tte In h is W in n -D ix ie F ord T a u r u s a n d tim e s alread y . It h a s b e e n v e ry sp e cia l to m e.* J e f f B u rto n d o m in ated th e C o ca -C o la 6 0 0 T h e 1 9 9 8 P ep B o y s Ind y R a cin g L eagu e S u n d n y night In h is E x id e B a tte r ie s F o rd c h a m p io n sta lk e d O ord on o v er th e la s t 1 0 la p s , T au ru s. c u ttin g th e lead from 4 .0 6 4 s e c o n d s o n Lap 1 9 3 T o n y Stew art a ls o b e c a m e th e firs t d river to to 1 .2 7 1 s e c o n d s o n Lap 1 9 7 . >ull o ff th e d o u b le-d o u b le , g oin g th e d is ta n c e In pul W h e th e r B r a c k co u ld c a tc h O ordon w a s J u s t txitth th e In d ia n a p o lis 5 0 0 (fin ish in g n in th ) a n d o n e o u e s tlo n . W h e th e r O ord on had en o u g h fu el th e C o ca -C o la 6 0 0 (fin ish in g fo u rth ). w a s th e o th e r. O ord on h a d p itted la s t o n Lap 1 6 4 , ta k in g th e lead w h en all o th e r lead c a r s p itted b etw ee n L a p s 1 6 9 -1 7 1 . B r a c k to o k fu el an d tire s o n Lap 1 7 0 , h is la s t stop . T h e re s u lt b e c a m e a ca d e m ic w hen G ord o n INDIANAPOLIS • K en n y B r a c k p a s s e d R ob b y p u lled In to th e p its o n L ap 1 9 9 . O ord on w ith two la p s re m a in in g w h en G o rd o n 's fu el g am b le Galled a n d w ent o n to w in th e 8 3 r d BRACK TAKE8 LEAD ON LAP 1 9 9 , WIN8 A FTER GORDON'S FUEL GAMBLE FAILS LONG W OOD - T h e Legacy C lu b a t A laq u a L a k e s w a s p u t to It's first re a l te s t In front o f a n a tio n a l a u d ie n c e , a n d p a s s e d w ith flying c o lo rs a c c o rd in g to p a rtic ip a n ts of th e U .S . W o m en 's O p en Q u a lifie r. T h e Legacy C lu b played h o st to th e ev en t May 1 1 , d raw in g th e la rg e st field o f th e 12 s it e s a ro u n d th e co u n try . 1 5 7 p a r ­ tie tp a n ts com p ete ted to fill 1 2 p o sitio n s a n d fo u r a lte rn a te s p o ts In th e 1999 U .S . W om en 's O p e n , b e in g h eld at Old W averly O o lf C lu b In W ea t P o in t. M S . J u n e 3 - 6 . T h e L eg acy C lu b 's ro le In th is even t c o m e s o s a s u r p r is e to m o st, b e c a u s e th e c o u r s e h a s only been o p en fo r n in e m o n th s. *It w a s a g re a t c o u r s e to p lay a q u a lifie r o n b e c a u s e It's v ery ch a lle n g in g and a ls o v ery s im ila r to U .S . O p en c o u r s e s .* sa id Kelly L ea d b ettcr. *1 am am azed a t th e c o n d itio n s o f th e g re e n s fo r on ly b e in g o p en for s u c h a s h o rt period o f tim e. T h is c o u r s e will h a v e g reat p o ­ te n tia l fo r o th e r e v e n ts a s It m a tu re s m o re .” T h e Legacy C lu b w a s c h o s e n by th e U n ited S t a t e s G o lf A s s o ­ c ia tio n (USGA) b e c a u s e o f It's c e n tra l lo c a tio n a n d ch a lle n g in g layout. *W c c h o s e th is c o u rs e b e ­ cau se wc a p p re c ia te Tom F a z io 's w ork, a n d feel h la c o u r s e s a re a tough c h a lle n g e th a t e n a b le th e b e s t p la y ers to sta n d o u t ab ove th e re s t,* s a id M arcia M lletl o f th e USGA. T h i s c o u r s e Is a good U .S . O pen c h a lle n g e .* sa id S u e F o g lrm u n . 'f t w a s s e t u p lo play very lon g w h ich I th in k w a s a to u g h b u t fa ir t e s t.” M ardi L u n n a n d K atie P e te r­ so n w ere th e top two q u a lifie rs sh o o tin g 2 -u n d e r -p a r . 7 0 . L u n n a n d P e te rs o n w ere th e only two p la y e rs to b re a k p a r. *lt‘a a g rea t o p p ortu n ity fo r u a to h o s t a n ev en t lik e th la ,* s a id J e f f H u d so n . Grom th e Legacy C lu b . ‘ C e n tra l F lo rid a la a w ond erful lo ca tio n to a ttra ct good g o lfe rs a ro u n d th e s ta te , a n d w e h op e to c o n tin u e to serv e th e USGA a n d o th e r o r ­ g a n iz a tio n s In e v e n ts to co m e.* T h e L egacy C lu b a t Alaqua L a k es, a se m i-p riv a te c lu b lo ­ ca te d J u s t w eat o f L ak e Mary a n d H eathrow , i s ow ned an d o p era ted b y T a y lo r W oodrow C o m m u n itie s. T h e Legacy C lu b re ce n tly b e ­ c a m e a m e m b er o f th e A u d ubon S ig n a tu r e S a n c tu a r y Program for i t s w ork o n p ro te ctin g e x ­ istin g w etla n d s a n d Its u s e o f c o n se rv a tio n m e th o d s. F o r m o re inform ation ab ou t th e Legacy C lu b a t Alaqua L a k e s , c a ll 4 0 7 4 4 4 - 9 9 9 5 . r Acosta a star at Legacy Club impresses USGA during qualifier ffpactol to tha Harold m E m b ry - Riddle 8 f P e— Braith SPOHTS EDITOR DAYTONA BEACH - The re a c h of S e m in o le C o u n ty b a s e b a ll ta le n t c o n tin u e s to prove th a t It h a s n o b o u n d s . F o rm er S a n fo rd R e cre a tio n an d S e m in o le H igh Sch ool b a se b a ll sta n d o u t A lexis A co sta re ce n tly h elp ed E m b ry -R ld d le A ero n au tical U niversity to re a c h Its first NA1A (N ational A s s o c ia ­ tion o f In te rco lleg iate A th le tics) W orld S e r ie s . T h e E a g le s ( 4 5 - 1 2 - 1 ) e n te re d Hie to u rn am en t held In J u p i t e r o s th e No. 4 ra n k e d te a m In th e n a tio n a n d No. 3 s e e d e d team In th e e v e n t, b u t co u ld n e v e r th e ir o ffe n se u n tra c k e d a n d t two stra ig h t g o m es to b e e lim in a te d . A co sta grew up a n d le a rn e d th e g am e in th e S a n fo rd R e c ­ reatio n D ep artm en t le a g u e s b efo re g oin g o n to b e a v e ry good p lay er a t S e m in o le High S ch o o l a n d fo r th e P o st 6 3 A m erican Legion team b e fo re C Former Seminole High School and Sanford Recreation League star Alox Acosta (shown above as a Sanford All-Star) woe the starting shortstop on the Embry-Riddta Aeronautical University baseball loom that odvanood to the NA1A World Striae In Jupiter last wook. & CV.V �1 •S*n*nole Harald. Sanford. Florida •Tuasday, Juna 1. 1999 Racing' IV R A IN E S G A U G E C o n tin u e d fro m P * g e I B "W h e th e r I w ould h a v e b e e n a b le to o v erta k e h im . I w ould hav e tried my h a r d e s t ,' B r a c k s a id . "I th in k we w ould h a v e d o n e I t .' Pole s itte r Arle L u y en d y k led fo u r tim e s fo r 6 3 la p s In h is (Inal a p p e a ra n c e at In d ia n a p o lis . In clu d in g th e firs t 3 2 la p s . In th e S p rin t P C S M c ljc r Q F o rce-A u ro ra . B u t L u y en d y k c r a s h e d on Lap 1 1 7 w ith a b ig lead w h en b e s p u n w hile try in g to p a s s th e lapped c a r o f T y c c C a rls o n . 11c w a s u n h u rt. *1 h a d so m u ch fu n d riv in g to d a y .' L u y en d y k s a id . 'I t w a s lik e , really co o l. It's b e e n great th ro u g h o u t th e y e a r s ' G reg R ay led fo u r tim e s for 3 2 la p s In th e G lld d c n -M e n a rd s D a lla ra -A u ro ra . B u t h is ra c e en d ed on Lap 1 2 0 w hile h e w a s lea d in g d u rin g th e c a u tio n for L u y e n d y k 's a c c id e n t w h en h e co llid ed w ith M a rk D lsm o re w hile e x itin g th e p its . T o n y S tew a rt fin ish e d n in th In T h e Home D epot D a lla ra -A u ro ra . fo u r la p s dow n. Me th en (lew to C h a rlo tte , w h ere h e fin ish e d fo u rth In th e NASCAR W in sto n C u p C o c a -C o la 6 0 0 . ■ * • * ;.- A y £ Tim R n ln rs Is n S a n fo rd n n tlv r nnd S c m ln o lr High S c h o o l g ra d u n te now p laying for th e O a k la n d A th le tic s . I ll s s ta tis tic s fur th e 1 9 9 9 s e a s o n Is In th e first co lu m n , p e r s o n a l-b e s t s e a s o n to tn ls In th e se c o n d co lu m n nnd c a r e e r to ta ls (In clu d in g 1 9 9 9 ) In th e th ird colu m n . " Carqueat Auto Parts 3 0 0 •i * CART Motorola 900 MADISON, IX • Results of Saturday's Motorola 300 CART FedEx Championship Series rare at Gateway International Rarcwcy, with starting position in parentheses, driver, type of car. laps completed and reason out. tf any. 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S t e a l s ....................... beat 160 652 133 104 71 38 13 18 90 .3 3 4 :n 75 11 16 11 2 0 2 1 211 I. t i l l Michael Andretti. fin d Swift. 238 2. (3) Hello C astroNrvca. M r r m l n ln la . 2 38 ; X (5) Dario F ra n th llll. H ondaRrynard. 2 J0 : 4. IIH I Itutirrio Moreno. Mcrrcdra-Rcynard. 230. 3 (131 Max Papte. Font H rynanl. 236; 6 |G) Oreg Moure. M rrrrtlra Ik-ynard. 236. 7. 1141 T i n y Kanaan Honda-Reynard. 230. 8 l t d P J . Janes. Fbrd-Swtft. 230. 9 (Bl Christian Fittipaldi. Ford-S w ift. 230 10. HOI Jim m y V aster. Honda-Reynard. 230: II. Ill J u a n Montoya. Honda R rynard. 230; 12 (241 Al Unscr J r . M errcdesLola. 2 3 8 I X (251 R k h lr Hearn. Toyota-R rynard. 234: 14. (201 s c o ii ITu ctt. Toyota-Reynard. 234. Ift (26) Shlgrakl llattori. Mctretles- K ry n m t. 229. 10. (23) Alex llenon . Toyota Eagle. 212 electrical; 17. (12) Cristtano A l Malta. Tbyota-Hrynard. 108 engine: 18 (21) Maurirto O u g rlm ln . M m rcd ra -R e yn a rd 101, fuel pressure. IB (21 P u d TTary. H ond a-R ryn ard. 147. contact; 2 8 (22) Michael Jo u rd a ln J r .. Fivd-U ila. M l . elertrical. 21 (7) Adrian Fcm andcr. Fonl-R rynard. 132 transm ission: 22 141 Patrick CarpcntleT. M crredcs-Rcynard. 114. wreck; 23. 117) B ryan l i m a . Ford-Swtft. I I X ro n ta rl: 24. (27) D e n n is Vltolo. Ford-R rynani. 02. luuidllng: 2 8 (151 OU d r Ferean llo nd a-R ryn ard. 30. pH (n rk icn l. 20 (IS ) Tarto Marqtirs. M errcdes-Pcnskr. 31. con lart: 27. |9| Bobby Gordon. Toyuta Swift. 10. conlart. csreer 2 .3 1 7 8 .6 2 1 1 .5 3 6 2 .5 5 0 953 415 112 165 804 .2 9 6 Tim Rain** J m y Nedrm i. l i n t D u n n . 300. 21. 140 Wally Halh-nbarh. C I k-v tu IcI M reilr Cuilo. 306; 22 (17) Brett Bodlne. fieri Taurus. on 2 3 (21) T r d M usgruvr. Font Tauroa. 308 24 (3 3 Chad Lit Ik . l i r r i T m m u 306: 25 |3U| Rich Ite M r. P m lla r G rand Prtx. 398 26 |4I) Krvtn Ford Ta u ru s . 308 27. 132) David O r r r n . Chevrolet Monte Carlo. JUa. jn u-M rut ay i w u . ru iu .auiuw. 305. 20 (IH ) I luck*) lot Jo . le v P m lla r G rand Prtx. 368 30 Kyle IVtty. P m )ta r G ra nd P ru. 3fQ. 31 113 R m ly Wallace. Furd T a u r u v 3V3: 32. (43) Jo e N rm rch rk . Chcvm lrt. 392. 33.131) H u t Strt. kiln. Ford Ta u ru s. 301. 34 (M l K k k Mint. F o p rd T a u n u . 391; 3 5 0 4 ) Robert llra a lc y. F o n t 378; 3 8 (201 K n u r E rvin. Planter G ran.! Pita. 375. 37. OG) M k h a rl Waltrtp. Chevrolet Monte Carta 367; 38 (351 Jim m y Spencer. Ford Taun t*. 348 39 |I0I Jeff Gordon Chevrolet Monte Carlo 341; 40 (38) Sterling Mai tin. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. 338. 41.125) G n illr r y Ikxtinr. Chevrolet Monte Carta 240. 42 |5| Steve Pute Chevrolet Monte Carki 248 4 3 ( 3 » D a m II Waltrtp. Ford Taunt*, pnwtaiunal 32 Legal Notices Legal Notices SUNDAY’S R E SU LT S PEP BOYB/INDT RACING LEAGUE INDIANAPOLIS 5 0 0 at * p 11 4 ssy, h i I. (HI Kenny Brack. Dallara-Aurora. 2 0 8 2 (14) Jeff Ward. Dallara-Aurora. 200: X (3) Billy Boat. Dallara-Aurora. 208 4 (41 itobby Gordon. Dallara-Aurora. 198 8 07) Bobby McOehee. Dallara-Aurora. 190; 6. (321 Knbbte Buhl Dallara-Aurora. 199. 7. (221 Buddy Lazier. Dallara-Aurora. 198; 8 (17) Bobby Unscr. Dallara-Aurora. 107; 9 (241 Tony Stewart. Dallara-Aurora. 198 10 (101 11kies hi Matsuda. Dallara-Aurora. 198 II. (Ill Davey Hamilton. Dallara-Aurora. 106. 12. (33) Rani Dorset. Riley 8 Scot I-Aurora. 108 IX (12) Jo h n llollansworth Jr.. Dallara-Aurora. 102 14. 119) Tyre Carlson. Dallara-Aurora. 198 18 O il Je rri Schrordrr. O Force-lnflnltl. 178 18 (5| Mark Dlsmore. Dallara-Aurora. 108 17. (38 Stan Wattles. Dalian-Am ora. 147; 18 (16) Eddie Chrrvrr Jr.. Dallam-Infinite 130; IB. (26) Huzx Calkins. Dallara-Aurora. I3X 20. (23) Roberto Mareno. O Force-Aurora. 122 21. (21 Greg Ray. Dallara-Aurora. 120; 22. (I ) Arte Luyendyk. Dallara-Aurora. 117. 2 8 (29) Wkn Eyckmana. Dallara-Aurora; 24. (28) Jimmy Kite. O Force-Aurora. 118. 28. (28) Roberto Querrero O Force Inftnlll. 108c 2 8 113 Steve Knapp. O Forte-Aurora. 104: 27. |9) Scott Ooodyrar. G Force-Aurora. 101; 2 8 (6) Scott Sharp. DallaraAurora. SX 20. (IB) Dannie Ueechler. Dallara-Aurora. 74: 3 8 (7) Sam Schmidt. Q Force-Aurora. 62: 31. (31) Ja c k MOter, DallaraAurora. 2 8 3 2 (30) Johnny Unscr. Dallara-Aurora. 18 3 2 (INI Ellseo S alazar. O Force-Aurora. 7. NASCAR WINSTON CUP COCA COLA 000 •‘a Motar Bpaadsm 1. a Jeff Durton. Ford Taurus. 408 2 HI Bobby Labontr. Pontiac Grand Prtx. 400. X (7) Mark Mania Ford Taurus. 408 4 0 7 ) Tony Stewart Pontiac Grand Pru. 408 8 (23 Dale Jarrett. Ford Taurus. * 0 8 8 (1 3 Dale Earnhardt Sr.. Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 4 0 8 7. 13 Ken Schrader, Chevrolet Monte Carta. 4 0 8 8 112) Ward Burton. Pontiac Grand Prtx. 399; 9. (Il l Mike Skinner. Chevrolet Monte Carta. 309; 18 (9) Jeremy MayOdd. Ford Taurus. 399; 11. (37) Terry Labonte. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. 398. 12 (3 Kennny Wallace. Chevrioet Monte Carta 398 IX (13 Dabby Hamilton. Chevrolet Monte Carlo. 397: 14.1291 Bill Elliott. Ford Taurus. 397; 18 0 3 Kenny Irwin. For Taurus, 397; 18 13 Dale Earnhardt Jr.. Chevrolet Monte Carla 397; 17. (4) Elliott Sadler. Ford Taurus, 397; 1 8 (42) Johnny Denson. Ford Taurus. 307; IX (221 John Andretti. Pontiac Grand Prtx. 398 2 8 (13 “OUR GOAL IS TO G IV E YO U TH E BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE EV ER Y DAY” AcostaPag* IB h e a d in g to W in te r H aven to play fo r P olk C o m m u n ity College. A co a ta did fa irly well In th e W orld S e r ie s , d riv in g In ERALTa firs t ru n o f th e to u rn am en t. B u t It w aa fa r too-lltU e. to o -late a s th e E a g le s fell b e h in d s ix th seed ed B irm in g h a m -S o u th e rn ( 4 7 - 1 6 ) 7 - 0 a n d fe ll 7 -3 . A c o s ta , a Ju n io r ah o rtsto p , th e n w en t l - f o r - 5 . b u t ag a in ERAU fell s h o rt, d rop p in g a 9 8 , 1 2 In n in g m a ra th o n to d e ­ fe n d in g N ational ru n n e r-u p I n ­ d ia n a T e c h (5 1 - 2 1 ) . N ext y e a r lo o k s very b rig h t fo r A c o sta a n d th e E a g le s a s th e r e w a s on ly o n e s e n io r In th e s ta rtin g lin e -u p th is y e a r a n d fo rm e r S p ru c e C r e e k s ta r J o h n U zzllln la e x p e c te d to ste p Into th a t s p o t In th e lin e -u p . C irc u la tio n M a n a g er If you are having a service problem that you are unable to resolve, please contact me. If your service is terrific I’d like to hear about that tool O ur carriers and entire staff at Th e Seminole Herald appreciate your business and are here to serve you. A IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y , FLO R IO A C IV IL A C TIO N C A S I NO. S S -t S S S -C A -t a * FIRST DANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A 0 T 0 S/1/SS (EQUICRCDIT FUNDING TR U S T D M A). Pfalnllt JUAN P RIVERA, at a l . SATURDAY'S R E SU L T S NASCAR BUSCH GN CltAKLOTTE • Results Saturday from the NASCAH llusrh Series. Grand National Division CARQUEST Auto Parts 300 at Lowe * Motor Sperdway. with startlnc position In parentheses, driver, car make, laps completed, reason out Ilf any) and money won: I. (21 Mark Martin. Fond. 200. *5 8 8 0 8 X (221 Dale Earnhardt Jr.. Chevy. 200. *4 X 1 5 8 X (9) Matt Kenaeth. Chevy. 300. *37.975: 4 O il Jeff Durton. Font 200. •19.000c 6. (20) Michael Waltrtp. Chevy. 300. *19,700. & (61 Brett Bodlne. Chevy. 300. •I&450: 7. (7) Chuck Sown, Chevy. 200. *20.473; 0(38) Elton Sawyer. Font 200. * 1 8 6 2 8 a 1401 Todd (iodine. Chevy, lea *16.700. 10. (37| Jeff Green. Chevy. 19a *10750. II. (391 Jason Keller. Chevy. 199. *19.8001 IX (23) Ken Schrader. Chevy. 199. *10.665: IX 1411 Randy LtaJole. Chevy. 199. *16.370; 14. (11 David Green. Chevy. 199. *17,500. IB. (36) Kenny Wallace. Chevy. 190. •0 550. 18 (271 Mark Green. Chevy. 19a *1X880. 17. (191 Jeff Purvts. Chevy. 199. *17.100 18. 08) Tony Raines. Chevy. 19a *18960. l a (31 Dave Disney. Pontiac. 19a *11.523. 2 8 (28) Stanton Darren. Chew. 199. *11.008; 21. (IS) Gary Bradbeny. Chevy. 198 *8X80; 2X C2SI Hank Parker J r . Chevy. 198 811X00. 2 8 142) PM Parsons. Chevy. 1 9 8 *11.170; 24. (38) Ulaiac Alexander. Chevy. 197. M .14S; 2 8 1301 I te m * Sadkr. Chevy. 197. *18128; 2 8 (31) Qua Wesson. Chevy. 198 * 8 1 0 8 27. (4) Mike McLaughlin. Chevy. 188 *1 3 8 9 0 2 8 (8) EUlott Sadler. Chevy. 161. *10.123: 29. (101 Mike Skinner. Chrvy. 149. rear end. *8 0 8 3 ; 30. (161 Wayne Grubb. Chevy. I4X axle. *8 2 7 0 . 31. (17) Dick Trickle. Chevy. 138 *11.030 3 2 (21) Jo e Netnechek. Chevy. 113. * 8 .0 1 8 33. (3) Je ff Gordon. Chevy. IOX rear end. * 8 0 7 8 34. 113) Casey Atwood. Chevy. 8 8 accident. 810.988 3 8 1431 Johnny Denson. Chevy. 8 8 accident. *7.970, 3 8 (121 Kevin Schwanta. Chevy. 70. accident. *79 6 8 37. (33) Shane Halt Chevy. 8X accident. *0 X 4 8 3 8 (24) Tim Fcdewa. Chevy. 27. accident. *10.938:39. II l| Jimmy Spencer. Chevy. 23. accident. *7.938 4 8 (2SI Kevin Lepaffe. Chevy. 2X Accident. *7 X 1 8 41. 114) Kelly Denton. Chevy. 2X accident. *7 X 0 8 42 1201 Kevin Grubb, Chevy, 2X accident *1 8 8 0 8 4X (32) Adam Petty. Chevy. 14. accident. *11.080. Legal Notices •• BURTON OUTRUNS LABONTE CH ARLOTTE - J e f f B u rto n u se d a tre m e n d o u s la s t p it s to p to get th e lea d , th e n h eld ofT B o b b y L a b o n te 's pole w in n in g G ib b s R a cin g P o n tia c to w in th e C o c a -C o la 600 a t Low e's Motor S p eed w a y S u n d a y even in g . W ith th e v icto ry B u rto n c la im e d a $ 1 -m illio n b o n u s by b e in g o n e o f five d riv e rs elig ib le to win th e *No B u ll B o n u s ' offered by W in sto n . D a y to n a B e a c h 's M ark M artin w a s th ird In h is F ord , followed by NASCAR W in s to n C u p P o in ts le a d e r D ale J a r r e t t In a n o th e r Ford a n d T on y S te w a rt, w ho s ta r te d d ead la s t o n th e field. In h is P o n tia c . D ale E a rn h a rd t S r . c a m e h om e s ix th In h is G oo d w rcch P lu s C h ev ro let. S te w a rt h a d to s ta r t 4 3 r d a fte r m issin g th e prera c e d river’s m e e tin g b e c a u s e h e w a s o n rou te from In d ia n a p o lis w h ere h e fin ish e d n in th . Je fT G ord o n , w ho h a d w on th e r a c e th e p rev io u s two y e a r s , m is se d a n o p p o rtu n ity to 3 * p ea t w h en h is pow er s te e rin g u n it fa ile d , se n d in g h im to th e g a ra g e fo r 4 0 la p s an d d rop p in g h im to 3 9 t h p la c e fin ish . Legal Notices Seminole Herald Call Us When You Need Us For Home Delivery Call: (407) 322-2611 or visit my web site at: http://SeminoleHerald.Virtualave.net To Speak To T h e Circulation M anager (407) 322-2611 Cellular 492-5790 Industrial Pago I I G re e n (one d o u b le , two r u n s sc o re d ). Tod d B u s h (one sin g le , o n e ru n sco re d , th r e e R B I), J i m R y an (one s in g le , two R B I). Luke D u n n in g (two ru n s s c o re d , o n e R B I), B ra d e n (o n e R B I) a n d W est (o n e ru n sco red ). P rovid ing th e o ffe n se fo r In v a c a te w ere S e a n S u m te r (two s in g le *), D a lla s D avl* (o n e h o m e ru n . o n e r u n sco re d , fo u r R B I), C h r is B ro o k s (one s in g le , two r im s s co re d , o n e R B I). A n ­ gel F ig u e ro a (o n e sin gle, two r u n s sco re d ), S e g u n d o O on r a le s (one sin g le , o n e R B I), Tom G ils o n a n d J u s t o D elgado (o n e Blngle e a c h ) a n d E d S a n to s (one ru n s c o r e d ) ._____________________ H O TIO * O F A U C T IO N TM* auction will be h«ld an Jun t 22. I M * *1 Noon. *1 H i Aulm Av* . Ovtado. FL Protpoctiv* bidder* may In* pec I Hie vehicle* on 18* day be Ior* 18* auction tram * AM until • PM Term* arc ca*h or certified lundt only Oviedo Tbwing retervet 18* right lo accept or re lute any and ell bide The following vehicle* are ottered lor bid*: •0 FORO CSCONT lFAPP*t*OLWI37**3 M FOND T-aiRO 1FABP44F10H222M1 Publish Juno I. I M * 0CD -* H O TIO * OP a p p l ic a t io n p o a r a x o** o NOTICK IS M IR K B T QIVKN. that FUND A* C USTO DIAN FOR CASI. INC the holder ol the fol­ lowing certilicale(t) he* Med toid ceriilicele(t) lor a la* deed to be Ittued thereon The cer­ tificate number)*) and year)*) of ieauence. the d**crrption of I ho property, end the nam e(i) In which It wet assessed l*/sr* follow* CCRTlFICATK NO t * t f YKAR OF IS IU A N C K IM S D«*crtpnon ol Property LEG LO T 3 DLK F SPRINO LAX* HILL* SKC I P * IS P O M Name* in which aaaaeaed. Dorothy Smith AM ol M id prop­ erty being In the County of Seminolo. Stale ol Piorida. Unlee* *uch certificate)*) *h*ll be re d e em e d according lo law. the property deeonbed In such certificate)*) wM be M id to the hrgfi**l bidder *1 the weal front door, Seminolo County Courlhou**, Senlord. Florida, on the 13th day ol July. I M S . al 11:00 a m Payment ol Sal* tee, applica­ ble documentary stamp taaaa and recording lee* are required lo be paid by the successful bidder el the tale. Full payment ol an amount aqual lo tho higheel bid It due within 34 hour* altar the advertised lima ol M l*. AD payment* a hall be cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable to th* Clerk of the Circuit Court. Deled this 3*lh day o l May. IM S . (*aa* MARYANNS M O R IS CLSRK OF THK CIRCUIT C O U R T SKMINOLK CO UN TY. FLORIDA by: Ihlrtey C. Hargari Deputy Clerk Publtah Ju n e 'I, *. I I . S 3 .1*M DSD-4 M T N * C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R • ■ ■ IN O L * C O U N TY , 0 A M N O . M - d S O - C A -l d - H KMC M 0 R T0 A 0 K CORPORATION. Plaintiff, C H I L I S A M. MURRAY, at al Dalandante. N O TIO * O F S A L * Notice I* hereby given that, pursuant lo the Order or Final Judgment entered on May *, I M * . In Ih lt cauaa. In lha Circuil Court of Sem in* I* County. Florida. I will aaM lha proparty situated In *amlwate County. Florida, described as: LOT *4. L O N O D A U EUB0IV1•ION, A C C O R D IN G T O TH S P U T THERKOF AS RKCOROKO IN P U T BOO K 13. PAOK M . O F THK P U B LIC R EC O R D S OP SEMINOLE CO UN TY, FLORIOA. al public sate, lo lha hlghaal and bast blddtr. lor cash, al lha areal front door ol tho •emlwete County Courlhou*# in Sawfard. Florida, at 11:00 a m . on JUNK I . 10M . Dated al * autoid . Florida Ihlt •th day ol May. 1*M . MARYANNK M O R IS CLERK OF THK C IR C U IT C O U R T By Jana K. Jaiew lc Or put / Clark Barry M Elkin. Esq. M 03 Roger Bird . Suits *104 •I. Patera burg. FL 33103 Publish May I* , and Juna 1, IM ) DEC-77 *3 3 4 4 . 1 8 19 10000 . 0 0 M y ra T ra * * i r r tn M D» 1 iooi 4 _ a a o s * a s . 17 i s . 1 i Shop S*mlnot* H a n k f i C U M H a d t E v w y d iy l N O TIC E OP A U C TIO N This auction will be hold on June I I . I M * al Noon, al 3 ) t Aulm Ava . Oviedo. FL Prospective bidder* may mepecl the vehicle* on I he day before th* auction from • AM unte • PM Term* are cash or certified fund* only Oviedo Towing reserve* th* right lo accept or refuse any and aM bids The following vehicle! are offered for brdt *4 ISU7U AMIGO JA C C 0 0 7 K S R M 0 4 M I Publish Juno 1. I M * DEO-1 TO W4LUAM (OWtN BURRRJ. SUMMER RENKA CRAWFORD OURRILu v* WILLIAM EDWIN B U F M A C IW l ACTION N O *30*3 M THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR KNOX COUNTY. TENNESSEE. Oftfl•ON IV In M s cauae. I appaarsig from tee COMPLAINT Mad which la pawn la. F<*l r»e dafsndsnt. W4ham idwsi Bur*. N a non randan! of Si* Steie ol t i m i x r N , ov v^lrar whereebouta cennol be eecertamed upon dAgenl le m k and Inquiry, so that Fia orWnary prat*** of law cannot be aanrad IT IS OROSACO dial terd date tea an answer wNh tie Ctark of Fie Knca C ounty CfrcuM Court. Dm Won iv at KnoevOta. Txnneeen M Foley T IE Walnut Street K ro n fb . Txnneaeae 37*03 w4Fun twty day* of tw last data of pubheeaon or a rudyiwnt by dMauR wN ba taken agafnel you and Fw cauae sat for heating EX AARTE as te you This nobos wN b* pubSahad In THE •EMFfOLE HERALD tor tow eonPutriah May 1*. 3S. and June 1. S, IM F 0CC-14F Cawwfy Oawrt S *m In ate C arm t y, Florida Ose* # F t -S F t -O O Sun Bank National Aetoctaticin. Ptainliff v* Anthony Dorrloa. Defendant N O TIO * OP •NBA IF F ’* * A i l NOTICE IE H EREBY GIVEN that by vlriu* ol that cartain Will of Eeacutmn Iveued out of and undar lha M a i of th* County Court ol Sominol* County. Florida, Cae* * *1-2*1CC upon a final ludgmanl ren­ dered In lha aforesaid court on the 3Sth day of April A 0. 1 M I In that cartain cat* entitled Sun Bank National Association. Plaintiff vs Anthony Barrios, Defendant which aforeMld Writ of Execution we* delivered lo me a* Shariff of Bamlnola County. Florida and I have •avied upon aM th* right, till* and interest of th* defendants In lha following described prop­ erty said proparty being localad in S nrw w le County, Florida, more particularly described a t follow*: On* Sid* Arm -Qloak* Modal M Hangun and lha undersigned a* Shariff of Sarrinota County, Florida, will at tt:0 0 A M . on th# 31st day ol June A D . I S M offer lor seta and sail lo lha highest bid­ der. FOR CASH IN HAND AND S U B JE C T T O AN Y AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al lha Front (West) Door, al lha atop*, of th* •amino'* County Courthouse In •enlord. Florida, lha above described property. Successful bidder must meal th* Florida •1*1* Statute criteria for pos­ session of a handgun. That said sate Is balng mad* to satisfy th* term* cf this Writ ol Elocution Donald F. EtUngsr. Sheriff Seminole County, Florida N O TIC E R EG AR DING TH E A M E R IC A N ! W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES A C T O F 1SS0. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEOINQ SP EC IAL AC CO M M O D ATIO N S TO PARTICIPATE IN TH E P R O ­ CEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E E N FO R C E A B LE W RITS S ECTIO N OF TH E CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT TH E SH ER IFF'S OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVO. S A N ­ FORD. FLO R IO A. A T L E A S T FIVE O AT* PRIOR T O TH E P R O ­ CEEDING*. (407) 330-8*40 T T D (407) 333-3333 Publtah May 1*. M . June 1, 8 IM ) With Sal* being held on June t f . IM S D C C -1 0) Defendant* N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A L* NOTICE IE HEREOV GIVE* pursuant to a Summary Fine Judgment of Foreclosun dated th* ISth day ol May I S ) ) , and entered in Cast No ) ) - ! M ) - C A - t 4 0 ol lb Circuit Court lor Seminoli County. Florida wherein FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A 0 T 0 S/1/SS (EO UIC R ED IT FUNDING TR U S T D S S -A ) H th* Plaintiff and JU A N P RIVERA and R E O E C C A 0 RIVERA are th* Defendant*. I will sell lo I ho highest and besl bidder for cash at the Weal fro rl door ol Ih* Semmolt County Courthouse, Senlord. Florida at I I 00 a m . on Ih* 1 flh day ol JU N E. IM S . tho fol­ low.ng described properly a* •el forth in M id Summary Final Judgment LOT S. OLOCK A. PINE VIEW. AC CO R D IN G TO TH E PLAT TH ER E O F AS R E C 0 R 0 I 0 IN P U T HOOK S. PAOE 73 OF THE P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF SE M IN O LI CO UN TY. FLORIOA W ITNESS my hand end ■he M el of Ihit Court on May IS. IM ) (SEAL) MARYANNS M O R IE Clerk ol th* Circuit and County Court Dy Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Ctark U t s B Dodge. Esq HOLLAND S KNIGHT LLP P O Bos 171) Tarrpe. FL 33*01 In accordance with the American* with Diaabilri-ee Act. person* with dreatxlitie* r red mg a •pec i*l eccommodel-on lo panicipete In Hue proceeding Should con lacl Court Administration al 301 N Park Sanford. Florida 3377t. tele­ phone number (407) 333-4330. not later than seven (7) days prior lo the proceeding II hear­ ing impaired. (TO O ) 1-SO O -SD •771 or Vote* (V) 1100-SIS• 773. via Florida Relay Ssrvic* Publtah May 3 ). and June 1, IM S OEC-1SO IN T N B C IR C U IT O O U R T OF TN B B M N TB B N TN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT M A B B FO B S B M M O iS C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N C A S E N O . S S -IS S S -4 A DIVISION I S -B FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF N O NTH CAROLINA. SUCCESSO R B T MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA FflCTR C O R AL — Q A O L IS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. PUmliff. VS. BAR NET F GRIGGS. Ill AS TR USTEE OF THS TR U S T AGREEM ENT DATED AS OF JU RE IS . 1M 7. AND AS AN HEIR O F THE (S T A T E OF WANDA LEE HUNTER . DECEASED, at al. Defendant)*) N O TIO * O F FO R E C L O S U R E S A LS NOTICE I* H EREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ot Mortgage Foreclosure dated May 1*. IS M . and entered m C o m NO M -I3 0 S -C A of the Circuil Court ot tho SIGH TEE NTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida whtrein FIR ST UNION NATION AL BANK F/K/A FIR ST UNION NATIONAL BANK O F N O N TH CARO LINA. S U C C E S S O R BV M ERGER T O F IR S T UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA F/K/A CORAL GABLES FEDKR AL SAVINGS AND LOAN AEEO CIATION It ih* Plaintiff and B AR N E T F G R IG G S . Iff AS TR U S TE E OF TH E TR U ST AG R E E M E N T OATEO AS OF JU R E IS . 1M 7. AND AS AN HEIR OF TH E E S TA TE OF WANDA LEE H U N TE R DECEASED ; B R EN D A O REUTER. A t TR U S TE E OF THS TR U S T AOREEM ENT DATEO AS OF JUNE I t . 1SS7. AND AS AN HEIR OF TH E ( I T A T E OF W ANDA UE H U N TE R DECEASED ; TH E UN KNO W N HEIRS AND/OR DEVISEES OF TH E (S T A T E OF W ANDA LEE H U N TE R . D E C EA S E D ; TH E UNKNOWN PERSONAL R EPR E­ SENTATIVE OF TH E ESTATE OF WANOA LEE H U N TE R O ECEASEO; TH E UN KNO W N CLAIM AN T* OF TH E E S TA TE OP WANOA LEE H UNTER . O ECEASEO; NATIO N SBAN K. N .A : TE N A N T f t N/K/A OAVIO HIEZER. are the Defendant*. I will tell to the highest and beat bidder for cash al lha Waal fro rl door of th* Samlnolo C o in ty Courlhou**, Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 a m., on th* 1 Till day ol JU NE. 1M S . Ih* fol tearing described property aa Ml forth In said Final Judgment: L O T IS . B LO C K C . S O U TH PINECR EST, A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT TH ER S O P At RECORDED IN P U T B O O K 10. M Q E S • AND 10. P U B LIC R ECO R DS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA a/k/a 110 U U R E L DRIVE SANFORD, FL 33773 W ITNESS MV HAND and the m * i of this Court on May IS, IM ). (C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNS MORES. CLER K Ctark of th* Circuit Court By. Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Ctark ■chavsrria. McCalta, Raymsr. Barrett A Freppter Poet Office Box S410 Tampa. FL S3S01-34t0 If you are a person with a dis­ ability who need* accommoda­ tion In order to participate In tMa proceeding, you are enti­ tled at no eoal lo you, lor Ih# p rovlttio n ef cartain oasistone*. Pleas* contact Court Administration at SOI N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida SE771. telephone number (407) *21-4314, within t working «tey* of your receipt of Pita do c­ ument; If hearing Impaired. (TO O ) 1-SOO-SM -I771. Publish May t l , and June 1, IS M D C C -IS t (Seal) M ARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THK CIR CUIT C O U R T SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIOA by Shirley C Merger! Deputy Clerk Publish June 1. • t l . 33. IS M D ID ) N O T IC E O F A U C TIO N Thie auction wilt be held on June 2* I M S at Noon el 32* Aulm Ave . Oviedo FL Prospective bidder* may inspect the vetuctos on the day before the suction from • AM until • PM Term* ere ceth or certified fund* only Oviedo Towing retorvea tho right lo accept or refuse any end ell bids The fallowing vehicle* ere offered lor bide • f OUICK LE SABRE f G4HPI43XHH477004 •7 HONOA AC CO R D IHGCAIS37HA077S7S •4 HONOA ACCO R D JHMAOS324EC0774M •3 HONOA ACCO R D JMMS2733S OCOS37/S •S FORO AEROETAR VAN 3FM 0A I1 4 0 IB 0 3 3 7 1 3 Publish June 1. I M S OEO-7 IN T N B C IR C U IT C O U N T OP T N B I S T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N D FOR ■ SM M 04.B C O U N T Y , F LO R IO A ( N I L BNWSfON • A S S N O .I N - I M 4 A « 4 N THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF C HICA O O , AS TR US TEE. Plemliff, VICTOR A U M E D A . E T AL . Defendants N O T IC E O F A C T IO N C O N S T R U C T IV E SBRVICS TO VICTOR A U M E D A UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF VICTO R A U M E D A erhoee residences re 1 M Georgetown Drive Casselberry. Fla S2I07 who are unavailable lor ser­ vice of process and Ih* unknown defendant* who may ba apouaoa. hair*, daviaaaa. grant***, assign***, lianora, creditors, truateea. and all par­ ties claiming an internal by. through, undot or a gams! the Defendant)!), who at* not known to bo dead or site*, and alt periie* having or claiming lo have any righ t till* or Interest In the properly described hi the mortgage being foreclosed V O U ARE N O TIFIE D Ihet en action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described property Unit No I M . LAKE HOWELL ARMS C O N D O M IN IU M . a Condominium according to th* Declaration o l Condominium and Kihibite annexed thereto, recorded February 10. 1SS3. tn Official Record* Book 1377. peg* 1144. Public Record* ot Semfnol* County, Florida, as •mended, together with end undivided interest in the com ­ mon olemanta and limited com ­ mon element* declared in said Declaration of Condominium unit. Together with the exclu­ sive right lo use Carport Number S3, aa deaignited on the property attached lo said Declaration ol Condominium a/kra I0S G EO R G E TO W N DRIVE, CASSELBERR Y FL 33T37 hat been tiled against you and you are required lo servo a copy of your written detenses. If any. on MARSHALL C W AT­ SON. P A Plaintiff's attorney, trhet* address it MOO NW 31*1 TER R AC E. FO R T U U O E R D A L E . FLCRIOA 3330* no talar than 30 days from th* date of Ih* Ural publication o l Ihi* Nolle# of Action and fit* Ih* original with th* Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff'* attorney or immodiately there­ after; otharwla* a default will ba entered against you lor th* relief demanded In the com ­ plaint or petition filed herein W ITNESS my hand and th* teal of this Court al Sanford. Baminol* County. Florida. Ihit ISth day ol May. 1M * (C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNS MORES. CLERK CLERK O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T BY: Ruth King D EP U TY C LER K In Accordance With Th* Americana With disabilities Act. Persons W ith Dlsabilittea Needing a special Accommodation* to Participate In This Proceeding Should Contact Court Administration at M l N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida *3771, Telephone Number (407) U 8 - 4 I M , Nol Later Than Seven (7) Days Prior lo Th# Proceeding if Hearing Impaired (TO O ) 1 -M D -B M -t 771, or Itete* (V) 1-*0*-***-*770, via Florida Relay •enrke*. Publish: May t l . and Juna I , IM * DEC-117 �^ Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad G E T H th e J O B D O H E ! Seminole Herald. San lord, Florida •Tuesday. June 1.1999 ■ 3 B 12— Elderly C are Aaalalod Living In my home with someone who ceres. 407-3M-191S IN TNI CINCUIT COUNT OF THI IITM JUDICIAL CINCUIT, IN AND FON •IMINOll COUNTY, FLONIDA. CAM NOi s a -ia ia -c A M -a JO B W ANTED: Licenaed C N A Home Health Caro W.n lake cars ol your loved ones whde you work 407-322-1SS0 IRWIN MORTOAQE CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLAND M ORTOAQE CORPORATION. Plaintiff 21— P e r s o n a l s Long wood Massage Studio. Waai ms niLcome 7 days Private rma Female Sufi Use FMM00077SS 407-3394300 a succestful switch to the ultlmsts wsy of meeting Cell 2ST-3S09 to gel 23— Lost & Found Found Shar-peldog Ten wf [Keck mask 322-13E3, no c al after 9 p m L O S T NCADfNQ O LA S S Brown ceee with cerda inside 33I-S3SO 27— N ursery Ac C hild C are CFNLD CARE M MV HOME Civtaken Mother / Teacher A aat m SarranoW Co Looking to [La byiS over summer Mtha fleeaoneUe Rates Meals Prov Smoke free In a . Cell 22S-M09 Child Cere n dean Chnshan home 7 yrt a«p 0 wka and up Maatonatae rate* 330 5714 C M L O C ANS M M Y HOSM D ay Ndea. Summer Actrvibea 372-1779 or Pgr 7*3 7313 ItS- 101» II you ar* a paraon with a diaabrlity who no ad a any accom ­ modation hi ordar to partKipala m thla procaading you ara antiHad at a t coal to you to tha prouiaicn ol curiam aaaiatancu Plaaaa contact ADA Coerdmator al 301 N Park Avanua Suita N30t Sanlord Florida 32FFI. Talaphona (40F) 323 43)0, aat 422 F within two (21 trorkHig day a ot your racaipl ol thra Summona. il you ara haa-lng or yoica impairad call 1-800 M S SFFI Pubhah May 21 and Juno I. IN I Looking for Employment Opportunities? Read the Seminole Herald Classifieds everyday for up to date job listings occ-tts A-1 TEMPS INC. Clerical • Light Industrial • Assembly A«1 T rd p k , In c . • Administrative • Data Entry • Receptionist Inquire About Our Money Making Bonus Program 0111 A N D O A V I S O I 11 /4 1 • W IN I I 0 I’AMK 647-8010 C E LE B R ITY CIPHER by L uis C sm pofl Catabray C%tm cryptogram* ara cmatad hum euoukona by lamoua ------------ m and pri l l Each laaar ai eta aphar Manda tar snowier e o d r.ic k ie " ' H O L C ' l l X NZ B E P 8 K L EZB N M 8 V H V J W L B I C , O J A L N' W Q 0 L Z HOLC { I I V VHNII NH. ' Immstor nosdsd lor start up mu tic production company i star quality producers under contract SI00k required Con tact J W 0 407 370 1619 VENDING La/y Persons Dream Few Hour great income. Priced to See Free Brochure 900-020-43E3 59— F inancial S ervices PROBLEMS PAYING MILS Financial aid avaiiabM tor con sohdabon ot home. auto, or butmesa Free oontuUtnn w«h good or bed u e <34 Cad nowf 1 077 715-7196 67—C areer C onsultants Assisted Lrwig- FaciSty Con sukant A Management Service Start up. rules Regutatons Surveys or StreamMie Operarnn •WLCoftjutttog^Jto^TT-WI^ 70—Education Ac T raining ACCRCOfTEO TR U C K SCHO O L COL VA/TA Apprv Job Assist Wkend classes National Truck School 1-000-400-7364 71— H elp Wanted “ Cracker l i r n l ” Servers. Cooks. Oshwashers 700 Hckman Dr (i4 6 Mwy 46) 407-324-1030 A B E TT E R JO B FO R VOUI Just Can Never a Fee* H ELP Personnel 02*4000 Arc Duct Mechanics We want a lew moovtwd duct mechanics S TA R T W ORK IM MEDIATELY! No lay offs' Oiack benetts. 407-302 4230 ALUM M UM RE C Y C LE R If you tryoy meeSnq new laces Working outdoors, being boss. Wise IMcyckng hat y a a JOEP •GREAT 9TAR T04O PAY rN f Jrmfw Vic/HoMdiyt “Benefit Pfcg. wF 401k match *Tua0-> BoL 40 hrsT « * . U p to I40QT rwth. Bonue Qreal potenkaf lor Vw rght per son) Ca> Type: 407403-7174 A AM Dish W ash er Top Wages FT Apply Lake Mary Coutyard. 135 International Parkway. Mary 444-1000 NOW HIRINO C.N.A '8 ONMNUt* F T Shdts 3 11PM wnkflerantiali P T : PRN Aval Fkgfier Pay lor E m i *PTO. VAC^HOUOAV H T or pay in hauof Benekts JOB* O U R TE A M OP C A N E OfVERS Apply in person at H EA LTH CARS ANO REHAB. C EN TER OP EAHFORO 950 8. MaSonvS* Ave E08 C ABM EN S N EEDED Naw Ratal Store Opanng FT/PT. Sanlord Locakon 904-730-1»03 C H IU ) CARE PT/ F T Positions Available Otadcafe Teachers F/T4YT. Energetic, happy AS ages, pto* school age CO/U Experienced prelerred Benekts _____ *SLX9J?M_____ Clean Homes with ust Surt 57/ hr a mSsags. No rates No wasksnds Car raqd 834-5595 DLKL XNZB A E H N L Z H ) ' P E H X N Y D * 55—B usiness O pportunities NEW HIRING R ATES Short Term/Long Term Temporary, Temporary to Hire Assignments Available ‘>01 N You don’t havs lo llvs with tho pain ot fibromyalgia. Call 407 699-0907 or 1 4 M 3I2-4042 for If** Information. s t a r e n t e r t a in m e n t A LO N E? Seniors Dating Uureeu R ES P ECTED tmee 19771 Ages (SO 901 000 977-4477 (?4hra) R0I1ERT L CARVER. •I al . Qalandanl* N O TIC E Ol DF F O N tC L O S U N I SA LE NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pursuant lo an Ofdar or final Judgmanl anlarad In C a i t No t i - I f l t - C A - M - B ol Iha Circuit Court ol Iha I I T H Judicial C irtuil in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida raharaln IRWIN M O R TOAQE C O R P O R A TIO N . FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLAND M O R TO AQE CO R P O R A TIO N Ptaintill, and ROBERT L CA R V ­ ER al al ara dalandanta. I anil M il lo Iha highatl tnddar tor cat i at tr.a Waal Front Door ol Iha Sammola County Courthouaa. Sanford Florida, al Iha hour ol I t 00 a m . on Iha I f f . day ot JUNE. I M S tha follow « g daacnbad proparty Let I I S SANFO R D P LACE, according to tha plat tharaot at raenrdad n Plat Oook 31 Pagaa 33. 14. 31 Public Nacordt at Banana** County Florida OATED Ihia ttth day of May. IM > Maryanna Moraa Cltrk Circuit Court Oy Dorcthy W Oollon Dr only da rk ROOER D BEAR P A PO BOX 4 tM ORLANDO FL 12102 Alter nay a lor Ptaintill • General Labor • Warehouse • Manufacturing 33—W eight M anagement — MNW D S Z H L K PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘ Tha one nice thing about egomaniacs It that they don't go around talking about other p#opto* — Tom Freeman CNA9 FT/PT For atsoted Dy­ ing laciMy F a i 323-7336 or Re­ naissance. 300 W Airport Btvd. Sanford________________________ TELEM AR K ETER S , A U TO MECHANICS. APAR TM ENT MAVET. LAW N M AM T. Needed ASAP TEMP to PERM Top Pay cal Aon or Judy B 302-1939 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W ainted 71— HELr Wanted 71— H elp W anted Computer Clark: P T or F T Knowledge of Windows neces­ sary Oood salary 3230096X537 or 000 290 7099 housekeeper $6 hr Increase after 90 days Fuii bene. 2 wks vac Exp preld Club E spirit Apartments 331-3131 M D i office needs P T back of fee asst Send resume lo 113 N Scon Ave, Sanlord. FL 32771. or lax to 322-7763 P T NURSES Nurats Aid FT/PT A l Shifts Ap pry Dt person Easlbrooke Gar dans, 201 N Sunset Dr C at sal berry 899-5002 SOL0ERERS:Sur1ace mount needed, exp preferred, depend ability required UeneM* me medicat/dent*l/401K Call Mag natone Hearing Aid Co 0339 2477 C U S TO M E R SER VIC E R EP Part tune lot/ Car/Truck rental agency Front desk eq> a plus Vakd FDL A background check Apply In person: 3099 Orlando (1742) O f- Sanford.____________ Customer Service Representa­ tives: Need professional tele­ phone voice A good spelling skins Must be able to type 30 wpm •FT A P T [JOUhont •Pad trawng •fle»«jfct schedules •AD shifts a v a l. eve A wkend •No MHUng involved To apply ca« Access America/ XACT Tate solutions I 800 859 0900___________________________ ■toumeymen Needed anmerkaMy lor Dayto­ na area Eiceaem pay and benefits 407-3024334. Embroidery Uechne Operator Part Tana Experienced PoeKhre (mags, 7714183 ENTR Y LE V EL DRIVERS need ed NOW! Covenant Transport has immediate openaigs lor dnver bamees No experience needed Earn H 5 K to 655K plus benefits COL tranng avakaUe 800-435 5593___________________ F u « or P T uMBet payment cotlecbona Cash haraPng exp a plus Pis ca l 3304)458 lor appt Full Tune Clerical-Customer bar m Sent M F Exp useftj in Windows. Oust Relations 4 kne ph system Can Dft up to 30 l x C a l O v N al 3224897 G EN ER AL LABOR Cent ft Fl p i 4*1 Recyder is lootung tor Honest.Hard wortung Individuals axp w/ Pneumatic Tool*. Saws. A Forklift Exp a plus w a bam the right md H O y i Bene C a i 321 7575 G EN E R A L M A P «Tf NANCE Lawn/ PafwBwg. imst nave car A tools 18 hr and up 338-1911 H E Graduates, Es-APitsseel Make money oRoem g local H S sports ItOftv up No asp raq and tree bammg Ca* to* free 977-299tor wwwctoacom InstallersI W ILL TR A IN ' Vertical bknds Banefitsl Call (407) 030- 4700 Irrigation/ Refers A Insuieri needed anmorkatefy Vacation and Pension Benefits (407) 3324133 LA B O R ER S NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR ertuMMCf ano 4*ik FLAN! Orue tree wnikptert h ia l t h Apply M HO laser Drt«e. Landscapers/ Tractor Operators needed Exp Tractor operators lor knal grarkng ol residential homes- Pay commensmaie with exp Vacation and Pension OeneMs (407)3334133. COL 2S LAW N MAM T. ForemarVhetpers Exp Res/Ccxnm Ettol com­ pany year round work, great staring pay. Longwood are* 83*4434 LAWN M AINTENANCE W AX TR A M 3491233 leave Message learn the heavy duty/automoIrve Clutch mdulby Flywheel grmdmg. some deuvery ACME CLAch 4 Service Co 322-7141 L E T U 8 HELP TO BE EM PLOYED SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT 407-323-2044 ^ a a ilA e la l Anorwy i BrwcspDoriii Tram From Desk 5288 wk Counter Bates Cross Sales He**/ 5440 wk ppreowtot posaesamg manage­ ment SAP* A potonkai Jom a grpweig team. benr'ls pronded For an appomenent caA Lettn Easy Job. FuS Ben 5200 *4. Basic Wmdows 5280 wk Office Greeter Tram to Asaxl Oftce P-T Keep Co Rimnmg Th e Sem inole H e rald has an Immediate opening for a newspaper carrier in the 8anford area. O u r papers are delivered each afternoon Tuesday through Saturday. Delivering the S em inole H erald \s 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 at the: Seminole Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! 510 r». PARTIAL U S T. IN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Salasman to Esbmata Jobs m Landscapmg A Lawns-323 3481 OFFICE ASS ISTA N T N EEDED FuS time. Maitland Area. Recap boras! fang computer tu ts Req Fax Resume to: 3314498 Office A w letent F T lor manul company Genera! office dune*, computer tkB* necessary, some accounting assistance Knowledge of Oiackbook*. Excel. A payrol a pkia Salary commensurate w«h experience Fax resume to 407307-3001 D T / W P Own a Computer"? Pul a to work! 825-571 ear hr. PT/FT 87344040 8 0 www work ■trorrvhome*tree net LABOR READY c bnmedate Openmgs" A l SkKt/Tradek/Srafts Worker* arfear* earn extra IS CompeMwe wages pad Oa*y*t in Person B S French Ave Sanlord 373-4343 S3 S Samoran Bftrd Ortando (281-4111) Receptionist lor retirement cantar F T day* on only Must enp>y working with seniors Renais­ sance. 300 W Airport Btvd. Sanlord. R EC EP TIO N IS T POSITION For Skilled Nursmg Fact! Exp pref In directing caXi on a MuiB- kne Ph Syst Mamt Office Supplies. Typing. Filing. Com ­ puter Literate Ab*fy to work m Mufti Faceted Pos Will also a u -»t n AP A AR function F-T W/Oreat Benehts A REALLY G R E A T FO LKS TO WORK WITH* H EALTH C A R E A REHAB C EN TER O F SANFORO 950 S Makonvilla Ave. Sard Fas Resume 407-322-0121 or 407-3224566. lor ntervww TR UCK LOADER Glass warehouse P T eves ITTv.Longwood. 7674100 UNDER NEW MOMT. 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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 01, 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/c30f576029cd0b9d0daecca37c70ba50.pdf a83852e4713753d7236e44c030d88960 PDF Text Text FRIDAY April 9. 1999 91st Year, No. 162 (407)3222611 Sanford, F I SO CanU ■ Weather 1Sunny 1 High 8 8 1Low 66 Serving Sanfbrd, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood. Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County State# IfOi 1 L Jk 2A Maria Duvall ,'ol,rrv V a K Winning throws no-hitter ' , .JR Numbers at Lyman. IB a □INSIDE th e p u nishm ent for boom b o n e , please see Page 3 B . Q BRIEFLY _ STAFF WRITER . W ill cond u ct driver's license and vehicle in sp ections the week o f April 9 through IB at the following altes: Bunnell Road. Celery Avenue. C hap­ m a n Road. Dodd Road. E .S . W illiam son. O eneral H utchinson. Old Lake Mary Road. O range Boulevard. O sceola Road and State Road 4 2 0 . OTHIHM ^ R H I Y OS S I R r ■ala C a— I f will hold *Bet R ocks.* a two-day m usic fe s ­ tival on Satu rd ay and S u n ­ d ay at Sem inole Oreyhound P ark. 2 0 0 0 Sem inola Bhrd. In Cas s e lb e rry. On Monday, th e Society sponsors the 9 th an n u al celebrity golf tou r­ nam ent. ‘ Putting for Pets* at 8 :3 0 a.m . a t Rock Springs Ridge O olf C lub. 6 2 5 Rock Ridge Bhrd. in Apopka. T ick ­ e t s for the concert at $ 2 0 in advance, available at most T ick et m a ste r locations. For inform ation, call (407) 9 9 9 ­ 2 6 0 0 or (407) 3 2 3 -8 6 8 5 . I Longwood will help with w ater leaks LONGWOOD - R esid en ts o f Longwood w ith a w ater le a k will soon receive help from th e City. The City Is ad opting a new •rater leak policy to provide relief to cu sto m e rs with a le a k that ca n lead to excessive w a ­ ter and sewer b ills. T h e purpose la to re co g n ise that from tim e to tim e peop le do have legitim ate w ater le a k s on th eir property.* City Ad­ m in istrato r J o h n Drago said. T h i s will g ra n t them som e r e ­ lief.* l b be eligible for relief, c u s ­ tom ers w ith a leak m ust have b een In good standing a t th e aam e ad d ress where th e leak h a s o ccu rred for at least th e previous 12 m onths. T h e leak m ust be repaired within one m onth. The city will review th e c u s­ tom er's previous 12-m on th STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - T h e Humane Society o f Sem inole County wlH hold a n expand ed fund raiser th is weekend w ith the addition o f a two-day c o n ­ cert and expo festival. *Pet Rocks.* at Sem inole O re y ­ hound Park in C asselberry, to the 9 th annual golf to u rn a ­ ment to be held at R ock Springs Ridge O olf Club In Apopka, near Wekfva Springs. Featuring nationally-know n m usic groups an d a few local celebrities, th e th ree-d ay event Is *A little bit co u n try , and a Uttle bit rock-n-roll* and includes ap p earan ces from The Fabulous T h u n d crb lrd s. Mad finger of liad flngrr. W ade M o atal H ealth A sso ciatio n o f C ontrol F lo rid a will co n ­ d u ct free G uardian Training on Saturd ay from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m . at 6 0 8 M ariposa Street in Orlando. Guardian Advo­ c a te s serve a s volunteers for D istrict 7. working with m ental h ealth cou rt officials. Individuals and treatm ent facilities and hospitals. To register for the cla ss, call (407) 8 4 3 - 1 5 6 3 . □QUOTE “The public have neither sh am e nor g ra titu d e .” -W I L L I A M H A Z U T T . □ INDEX C la s s if i e d .............4 B -5B C o m ics ........................6 B C r o s s w o r d ................. 6 B Donr A b b y ..................3 B O b i t u a r i e s ................. 3A P e o p l e ...........................3 B P o lice B riefs . . . . 3A R e l i g i o n .............4A-SA T elev ision . . . Pullout due to a leak on the cu sto m er side o f th e m eter or serv ice line a maximum of once per year, or twice within ten years. T h e City Commission ap­ proved the water leak policy on Monday, making it r e tr o a c ­ tive for Ja y n e Sim s, who had an $ 8 2 0 water bill In Febru ary that sh e claimed to be th e city's m lstak r. S im s said there Is no way Haves. T ra c y Byrd and local ting for P rts celebrity golf idols Ron B iso n (K92-FM ) and tournam ent, but will be out of ‘ Monsters o f the M idday* town a t a law en forcem ent (W IKS 1 0 4 .1 - Real Radio). con feren ce. Also scheduled to According to event o rg a n ise r appear during the expand ed Al Brodle. rebuild ing th e Hu­ fundraising activities a re mane S o c ie ty of S e m in o le new spaper rartoonist Ja k e County fa cilitie s following a Vest. meteorologist M arty Are two y e a rs ago has b ee n a StebU n k (WES1I - Channel 2| painstaking effort. *We only and th e D u ke* o f H ojziirxt'* got to build o n e new bu ild in g. Roscoe B. Coltrane. J a m e s We ran o u t o f money an d stlU Best. Som e personalities will need a c a tte r y (cat k en n el) appear a t the expo festival amt and adm inistrative o ffices.’ at the golf tournament too. Brodte's event will fe a tu re vendor te n ts and full c o n c e s ­ During an on-air Interview sions. In clu d in g b eer and for th is article on Tuesday. wine. O ates open al 10 a.m . 'M o n sters of the Midday* p e r­ both S a tu rd a y and Su n d a y , sonality Bubba talked about •nth b an d s startin g a t that other efforts made on behalf of tim e. Sem inole County organization* while colleague Dtriy J im Don E a lin g rr. S e m in o le County S h e riff, was sch e d u led pfoyed straight m an to lu» to play In th e 9 th Annual P u t­ m M a s u a s . Pag* SA Street paving m oves ahead Ctwk will conduct Its April m eeting on Tuesday at 7 p.m . at Congregation Beth Am. 3 8 9 9 S an d Lake Road In Longwood. Friends of the W ekivs s Fred Hardin Is the featured speaker. Call (407) 2 6 0 - 2 3 7 7 for Information. W aaasa’s A sso c ia tio n Sem i­ nole S u n rise C hapter will hold Its m onthly dinner / m eeting on Tuesday at 6 :3 0 p.m . at Holiday Inn. 2 3 0 W est Highway 4 3 6 in Alta­ m onte Springs. Call (407) 8 3 0 - 3 2 7 9 to reserve a space for the $ 1 6 .2 5 dinner. the previous 12 m onths. If the cu s to m e r's sew er bill is excessive d ue to th e w a te r consum ed b y the leak, th e City win provide an a d ju s t­ ment equal to the d iffe re n c e between th e excessive b ill and the cu sto m e r's average se w e r MU for th e previous 12 months. Custom ers wtU be provided with a cred it ad ju stm en t for a maximum o f o n e bUUng perio d per o ccu rren ce . C u sto m ers can apply for an a d ju stm en t Pets w ill b en efit from song Fair Fun >will hold its April pro­ gram and plant sale at the Sw eetw ater O ak s C om m u­ nity C enter. 8 1 0 Fox Valley Drive, on Monday at 9 :3 0 a .m . ‘ M aking your garden bright w ith Hummingbirds and B utterflies* will be pre­ sented by San d y T y n er from th e Country Garden Nurs­ ery. For d etails, call (407) 6 8 2 -0 9 6 7 . U a itsd C ereb ral P alsy Early Prevention and Pediatric Therapy C en ter will sponsor a monthly support group for p aren ts o f children with special n eed s on Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m . at First P resbyterian C hurch. 201 O ak Avenue In Sanford. B aby-sittin g and a light d in­ n e r are provided free of charge. Advance registration Is available by calling (407) 3 2 2 -0 2 2 2 . consum ption h isto ry to d e te r­ mine the average water c o n ­ sumption. T he City wtU use the average consum ption ra te to determ ine th e cu sto m e r's average consum ption. If the cu stom er's bill a fte r the leak is w ithin 10 p e rce n t o f th e cu stom er's average to confirm that th e leak has b ee n repaired, the C ity will provide a credit ad justm ent equal to the difference betw een the e x ­ cessive consum ption and th e average consum ption rate for STAFF WHITER This student rscsntfy enjoyed a carnival rids al tbs CMedo High School Faiz of March 27. Students enjoyed rides, food and games LONGWOOD - The City o f Longwood is moving forward with a street paving p ro ject and renovations on the Com­ m unity Building. The City will renovate Its Community Building, at 1 9 4 Wilma Street next to City Hall. The cost of the renovations will be determined by design plans selected by city officials, a c ­ cording to City A dm inistrator Jo h n Drago. The City’s H istorical P re s e r­ vation Board selected a plan for renovating th e Com m unity Building that lias parking on both sides of W ilma S tre e t. According to th e Board, th e u se of the bu ild in g should b e limited to so cia l and p ro fe s ­ sional a ctiv ities, and lim ite d recrea tio n a l activities. *Wr haven't decided on a d e ­ sign.* Drago said . T h e y have decided on a footprint th at shows more parking on b o th sides of th e stre e t, and m o re u se of the C om m unity B u ild ­ in g * The next s te p In renovating th e Com m unity Building will b e to request design proposals. Drago said people p ro b ab ly won't see th e new renovations ta k e effect u n til O ctob er. The H istorical P reservation Board unanim ously rcco m mcridrd th at th e City C o m m is­ sion seek a rch ite ctu ra l p r o ­ posals for a new com m unity building In the Historical D is­ trict. *We a re planning to rrnovalr the existing Community Building.* Drugo said. "U nless wr find a n alternate site.* The City Commission on Monday also approved a street paving design with truffle calm ing and speed reduction tech n iqu es. 'S o m e o f the streets will be modified.* Drago said. 'W e ll put th e designs out for bid.* East W an en Avenue from Lake View to Myrtle Avenue wlU b e paved al an estim ated cost o f $ 7 2 0 ,0 0 0 . The p ro ject Is expected to start Aug. 2 . and to b e complete on Feb. P lss a s in U n t i l . P ag* 3A Maloy disappointed that only 42 apply for manager’s job By Kaos W h ite__________________________________ STAFF WHITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - R esu m es from 3 7 men and 5 w om en seeking th e Sem inole County M anager's position have b een given to the county atto rn ey from a n independent r e ­ cruiting Arm In N orcross, Ga. T h e re has b een no screening o f th e cand id ates. Jim Marino, th e county's D irecto r of P ublic Works and J a c k W ert, the co u n ty 's Tourism Development D irecto r are am ong the appli­ cants. So ts Kevin G race, who lives In Long­ wood and w as o n ce the cou nty’s deputy m an­ ager. Other a p p lica n ts Include W in ter Springs manager J im M cLem ore and Henry Dollve. an Ohio ad m in istrator who m ade th e sh o rt-list for the Sanford city m anager’s Jo b a year ago. Applications also were received from officials in Paducah. K en .: O akland. C alif: M ission Viejo. Calif.; Y u m a. Art*.: Grand Rapids. M ich, and Las Vegas. Nevada. County C om m ission er G ran t Maloy said h e was disappointed th a t only 4 2 n a m es were r e ­ ceived. *1 an ticip a ted double th a t." he said. "You would th in k there would b e many m o re applicants for a Jo b paying $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 a year." Maloy said th a t h e consid ered th e appoint­ ment of a s u c c s s o r to Gary K aiser was one o f the chief d uties th e Board o f C om m issioners has before It. K aiser left public service on April 2 to becom e president and C EO of HTE. Inc. In Lake M ary. T h e board c a n h ire or Ore two people - th e county m anager and the cou nty atto rn ey ." Maloy said. *We cou nted on th e Ind ep end ent recruitm ent form to sufficiently advertise th e position. I've b een concerned ab o u t how many qualified people would be reach ed .” Com m issioner Randy Morris said that h e wasn't concerned about the nu m ber of ca n d i­ dates. *My understanding was th at this was a selective search. That all the applicants will o f lop rank. It's quality we're after - not quan­ tity.” The next step In th e process Is for County Attorney B ob McMillan, who Is ofT this w eek, to arrange a meeting by a three-m an com m it­ tee consisting Altamonte Springs m anager Phil Pcnland. Orange County ad m in istrator AJIt Lalchandanl an a retired executive Owen W entw orth. T h r com m ittee will recommend the top h alf dozen can d id ates to the Board o f Com m is­ sioners. Those candidates will b e brought In for Interview s. The p ro cess will take a m onth or two. In that tim e. Cindy Coto Is serving a s the Acting County Manager. Coto did not apply for th e perm anent position. Coto and G race were deputy m anagers a t the end of Ron Rabun's tenure as county m anager. Not long after Kaiser moved up from Public Safety D irector to Manager, he elim i­ nated Q race’s position. Upon leaving Sem inole, Grace becam e th e Edgewater, Fla. manager, and Is now In p ri­ vate b u sin ess In Orlando. 'Having been a dep­ uty m anager for Seminole County ought to help m e.” 39-year-old Grace snld Thursday. T m fam iliar with the people and the Issues. *1 pride m yself on not being a politician but that doesn't mean I'm not politically a stu te .” Grace said. T h e r e will be som e politics In­ volved In the process • that's a given. In two years the present politics could change. An­ other given.” Gazebo facelift Workers from the Sanford Building Department are beginning renova­ tions to the historic gazebo at Lakeview Cemetery. Repairs to the ga­ zebo, which is 48-feet In diameter, ars expected to be complete in one month. The structure w6 be designed to withstand 100 mile-por-hour winds. The gazebo was built In the HCffe. or earlier____________________ �•I- ■ ■ T’» 1A •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday, Apnl 9. 1999 ACCU W EA TH ER *8 F O REC A ST FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY Florida Weather wwwjccuwaithif.ooffl Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Tonight Shown i« lomorowi Tu«r*day S n tu rd u y Marty daar with a Amts oldouda i»yrt Dreeze MoaSy tunny R egio n al W e a th e r Almanac Florida: Marty doai tonight talfi a to w n In moat pioral Mostly tunny tomorrow a d i incraaalnQ hundOfy. j'" ’ Sanlord through Yesterday Temperature .90* Low 64* .61* normal f■yn »N ■OmTUM »vw *- .. Fort M yaraJuL Caoa Coral ^ o .r a 3ia Oaorgta: Party lo moafy cloudy tonight wlfirtwwaraln ■poo. 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DOB 4 / 17/ 88. w m arrested O D ^ Q ^ I i wilCt OnlC C Tlt C fU U p M W iul KMltCflfi b y W in te r wBTS* MBMIi A p ril 0, 3 4 t p.n.. Dunbar Terrace. Laura Jean Forgtonr. DOB 0/ 1B/63. wm amated b y Winter b e p a re d a t a n eattm ated coat of $ 4 7 9 ,0 0 0 . T h e project la ex p ected to atart May 4 . an d to b e com p leted Aug. 2 3 . f o u r te e n th Avenue from 13th A venue to Plrat M ace will ofllcera. charged with Possession a t C ann abis U nd er 2 0 G ram s. I A B B M A RT, April 6 . 10 p m .. South T h ird S treet. J o s h u a C ayne 'Jo s h * W hitm an. DOB 7/ 15/ 65. w aa arrested by S a n ­ ford Police ofllcera. charged with P ossession of C on tro lled S u b s ta n c e (Oxycodone), ftossrsaion o f C ann abis U nder 2 0 0 n u n s and Posse s s ion of Drug Paraphernalia. 8A B V O B D . April 8 . 5 :1 5 p.m .. B ush Boulevard. Kendrlcli Lee Shoem o (a k a . T e n e ll D ennison), DOB 7/ 14/ 78. w as a r ­ rested by Sem inole County S h e riff* officer*, charged w ith Pnsarsalnn o f C ocaine. W n rV B B BPBD fQ tl. April 8 . 1 0 p.m.. S ta te Road 4 3 4 . R yan N icholas Nlppes. DOB 2/ 7/ 80. was arre ste d by W in te r Sp rin g s Police ofllcera. charged with Itoaseaalon of C on trolled S u b sta n c e (Cannabis) and P ossess / Use D rug Paraphernalia. Water Jo s e p h W illiams. J r . . Longwood: daughter. Evelyn Young. Savannah. O a.; sister. J u b a Humane hum orous ranting. W hile extensive efforts to stave off wild (Ires were un­ derway throughout C entral Florida last year. th e ’ M onsters* provided w ater and O atorade to firefighters on b e ­ h alf o f thair S c ml n g ls County law e n fo rrsa trn t ofDqrrs. T hey have also made ap p earan ce* on b eh a lf j A R o n a ld ,Ih D a n a ld House and have b een In stru ­ m ental In legislative efforts to benefit abuacd and n eg le cted ch ild ren In th is sta te, under Ihe direction o f ’ M onsters* lead er R u ss Rollins. liu b b a said th at efforts a re also underway to set up a fishing outing for Inner city kids. T ju s t m et with an o r­ ganizer In South Carolina* who oversees sim ilar events. W hile h e la ’ D rlnkln' b eer and alia k in ' hands.* B u bba, who will b e Joined by his m u sical p a rtn er Savannah and o th er ’ M o n ste r*' insid ers, will au to ­ graph pictu res and com p act d iscs. O ubba's ap p earance will also take on political u nd ertones regarding Inhum anity at dog tracks. *1 want to dispel th e rumors th a t dogs are tre a te d badly th e re.* Politics a sid e . Brodlc said that local a cta J il l Tow ers o f Apopka an d R e a l Cool T ra d e r* of Orlando en jo y a healthy following. W ith 1 0 bpnds a day, he th in k s th e re will be plenty to ch oose from . Scheduled a cts Include S o n g s for Fey. T h e Alleys. F o rest O r ­ ange. B u c k Thirty-Two, A ver­ age Jo e , Wendy B en so n . T h e Jim m y M iller Band. Audra Jo u st an d Rolling T h u n d e r Band. T ick ets are available a t T lck rtm a ster outlets for 8 2 0 In advance. Putting for Pets entry fe e s are 8 1 0 0 per person o r 8 3 5 0 for a foursom e. Fees In clu d e lunch a t about 1 p.m . an d player an d door prizes. T o p a r ­ ticipate in Putting for P e ts, golfers m u st register n o la te r than today by calling. R o c k Springs Ridge (407) 8 1 4 - 7 4 7 4 . J e f f C ash ett at (407) 3 2 3 - 2 3 2 7 or Brodlc a t (407) 0 0 9 - 2 6 0 0 . March 17. 1888 sfoa Bead in Lake City a ll h e r life. S h e Is survived b y h er rten fs. C h ris and T a s h a . ke City, broth er. C a leb . Lake City: p atern al gran d p ar­ en ts. C harlie and Pat M iller. Lake City, an d Ronnie and J a n H arris. W hite Sp rin g s, Fla.: m atern al g ran d p aren ts, Jo h n n y A E lisabeth Ntms. Lake City: p atern al g reatg randp arents. Inez H a n ts . Lake City, an d Art and Ire n e H an ts. San ford : and m atern al g reat-gran d paren ts. Bobby and M yrtlce M onts. E lo lse Ntms and H orace W illiam s, all of Lake City. Services a re en trusted to Biggs F u n eral Homes o f Lake City. C H elp k eep S a n fo rd c le a n SANFORD - T h e City of Sanford Scenic Im ­ provem ent Board In cooperation with th e Sanford/Sem inole County C ham ber of C om ­ m erce h as organized the second com m unity Utter control drive, which Is part of a c o n ­ tinuing com m unity enhancem ent cam p aig n called ‘ Project P rid e*. Every citizen of Sanford Is encouraged to Jo in the aC lean Team’ and help out on Satu rd ay from 0 a.m . to noon. V olu n teers will m eet at 9 a.m . at the c h a m ­ ber. 4 0 0 East F irst S tree t. Sanford . T ir e goal o f ’ P ro ject Pride* Is to effectively com bat the growing Utter problem In our c ity , said Ron Rose, erjecutlve director of th e ch a m b er. "All a cro ss the country sim ilar Ut­ ter reduction cam paigns have been Im p le­ m ented and have been proven to be very s u c ­ ce ssfu l.* T h e ch am b er's Utter control initiative. Rose said. Is designed to rejuvenate the c ity ’s A dopt-A -Street program , to encourage litt e r prevention o u treach program s where re s i­ d en ts ca n take a pledge not to Utter, and r e ­ cru it volunteers to pick-up Utter throughout th eir neighborhoods on a regular basis. O u r aim Is for 100 p ercen t com m unity p a rtic ip a ­ tton an d en couragin g any civic-m inded p e r­ son. com m u nity group, ch u rc h , b u sin ess and a sso ciatio n to Join In th is Im portant co m m u ­ nity cle a n -u p cam paign, h e said . T he stra te g y o f ’ Project Pride* provides for a sy stem atic, com prehensive and resp o n sib le approach to ad d ressing the Issu e o f Utter In San fo rd . ‘ L itter la the m ost visible sign o f en v iro n ­ m ental poUutlon.’ Rose said. ‘ It u n d erm in es San ford 's Im age and com p rom ises the a m e n i­ ties o f th e com m unity. We m u st rem em b er. Iltterbugs c a n be found am ong people o f every ugc. sex . race and geographic location, a t every level o f society and In all geographic lo ­ ca tio n s.’ U tte r m ay not b e the moot d ram atic o r e x ­ citing o f th e m any problem s th a t th reaten th e quality o f th e environm ent or the eco n o m ic stabUlty o f a com m unity, b u t It Is a p ro b lem that a ffe cts everyone, he said. Individuals or groups In terested In h elping with th e ’ P ro ject Pride* or adopting a s tr e e t should co n ta ct the C ham ber o f C om m erce a t (407) 3 2 2 - 2 2 1 2 or th e City o f Sanford a t (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -5 6 8 1 . It’s a given t o r s are the winning numbers ■elected on Thursday In the Flori­ da Lottery: gallon * o f w ater for two people In h e r 1 .4 0 0 square-foot G eo r­ gia A venue hom e. S h e has spent 8 4 . 0 0 0 In legal fe e s trying to flght th e w ater bill. The com m ission gran ted Drago f c M l dispensation to review th e disputed portion and w aive p a rt o f Sim a’ F e b ru ­ ary w a te r bill. Drago sa id th e m e ter h as been ch eck ed and te ste d twice. H e sa id tt w as n o t m is­ rea d . Sim a' a cc o u n t a t 8 4 0 O eo r- c N ight p reced en t �4 A •Seminole Herald. Sanford Florida • Friday April 9 1999 4 At Easter, hope is reborn Something was bothering the women as they made their way to Je s u s ’ tomb on Easter morning to anoint the body with spires. "Who will roll us away the stone?" they asked among themselves. It was a good question. Mary Magdalene had been at the tomb on Friday afternoon when the huge stone was placed In front of the grave. She could vouch for the fact that It was too big for three women to move. The surprising thing Is that these friends of Je s u s , know­ ing what they were up against, made up their minds to take the Journey anyway. Of course, when they* got there, they found that their worries were needless. Some­ body --was it an angel?-- had rolled the stone away. They never would have known this, however. If they had decided It was no use. under the circum stances, to make the tnp and had stayed home Instead. They would have missed being the first to hear the greatest news ever to reach the ears of mankind; ‘He Is not here; he ts nsen.' Easter Is our best reason for not gtvtng up -- no matter how unpromising the outlook In our lives. A huge stone may be blocking us lrom what we most desire in life. As we look at our situation "realistically.* there may seem to be no pos­ sibility that tt can change for the better. /Vs far as we can see. there Is nobody who can ‘roll us away the stone." But those who know ihe Easter story- will remind themselves that there Is an angel presence In our lives which can not only "roll us away the stone" and unmask our fears as faithless fancies. It can also grant u s even more than we wished for. The women were willing to settle for an open tomb. When they got there, they found an empty tomb as well. He who gave meaning and Joy to their lives and was the fulfillment of their highest dreams for themselves was no longer dead but alive. The same glad Easier tid­ ings are ours today: "He lives, our kind. wise. heavenly Friend." And there Is more. "Because 1 live, ye shall live also." says Christ. Tills can mean many things. But It surely m eans that the God wtio raised Je s u s to new life will do the sam e for us to ­ day — that the God who re­ stored the broken hopes and broken dreams of the women will restore our broken hopes and broken dreams. Surely It means that If we, like the women, never lose sigh I of our highest dreams and pursue them resolutely -In good limes and bad, through thick and thin, even in ihe absence of any encour­ aging signs *• we will sec those dreams, though they may sometimes appear lo be dead -- come lo glorious life. Covenant C o m m u n ity Church MX’im ***HO«Ol frf I'CHfMNf VlTMMMl celebrates Easter Covenant Community Church in Lake Mary hosted its annual Easter egg hunt at the Lake Mary City Hall last week Nearly 4 000 kids were evpected lo attend the event which offered contests for the kids with the most finds Left the kids take oft running at the start and, right Katlelyn Callaway loads up Longwood church to minister to abusers The Spirit of Freedom Minis­ tries. an outreach in family alcoholism and drugs, based In New O rleans since 1978. has brought their programs to Longwood and llir surround­ ing area. Freedom Line 2-1 and the Christian Intervention Pro­ gram will be worked and a d ­ ministered by Pastor Ja m e s V Coombs and the members of the First United Pentecostal Church located at 561 East Orange Avenue in Longwood. Tile Rrv. Fred K. Hyde, founder and director, states that 75 percent of all Ameri­ can adults drink. 111) percent of teenagers are heavy drink ersi 20 to 30 million Ameri­ cans are alcoholics, and their ranks are Increasing al a rale ill 500.000 every year Hyde further states that 23 million Ament .ms Imy Illegal dnigs on a regular basts, and 20 million are hookrd on Vallum, The sptrli ol Freedom Minis­ tries' Christian Itit erven Iton Program has been welcomed wilti almost opened arms by Ju d g e s , probation and parole officers In many stales Mi­ chael Hauer. Christian Inter vcntlun Program Coordinator of the Ministry, stairs that Ju d g e s and Judu lal officers orr desperate tor solutions to ihts growing problem They have hern more than willing to make time for him to present hts program to them Hauer also states that the programs do not |ust "get .i (verson oil of alcohol or drugs." but "takrs them out ol the court system completely" by giving them a new direction, a new identity, and a new motive lor living t»v bringing them to thr new birth In Jesu s Christ Ih e C hristian Intervention Program presen ts powerful lessons which help III! voids and gaps In the chemically dependent person's life In ­ cluded are lesson s such a s "Who Am I." ‘ Devrlojitng Christian C h aracter,' "What Alcohol and Drugs Docs lo the Family." Parenting.* "Firm Steps Toward Financial Free­ Bowling night SANFORD - First Baptist Church of Sanford will host Its next youth activity night April 9 at the Deltona Lanrs. The cost Is $ 6 per bowler Super sale spective churches and every­ one will have a chance to sign a declaration known as the Orlando Proclamation on April 15 at the Peabody Hotel starling al 7 p m Trombone Knights CASSELBERRY The Westminster Presbyterian Church of Casselberry will host a rummage sale April 10 from H a .m. - 2 p in Members have been collecting house­ hold goods to raise money lor the church. Call 3 3 9 -1100 for Information. ORLANDO Hie University ol Central Florida Trombone Knights will perform April 15 at St. Josep h 's Church at 8 p in The performance will in­ clude renaissance to modem Including Gabriel. Bach. Hacob and Belbl. Parking and admission are free. Music at Markham Woods Classes offered LAKH MARY Markham Woods Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary Invites tin- public to attend the fourth and final concert In this season's se ­ ries. "Music at Markham Woods." The event will be held April 11 at 3 :30 pan. with the Chancel Choir Joining the Seminole Community Chorus in presenting Gabriel Faure's "Requiem." Admission Is free. Call 3 3 3 -2 0 3 0 lor details. Orlando proclamation ORLANDO - Tile C hristian churches ’ in the Orlando community will untie in a Iratemal em brace with the Je w ­ ish community to denounce and remember the atrocities committed during the Holo­ caust, The perpetrators of those crim es have not been excommunicated of their re­ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Young Married and Singles c lasses and lellowshlp Is b e­ ing otlered at St Mary Mag daleiie Church. Hfj| Maitland Avr . In Altamonte Springs. The activities are offered on Wednesdays at 7:30 p m Speakers, social and service events are held throughout the month For Information call Frank at 202*2774 or lor lo ca­ tions call H-13-5266. Women’s Day SANFORD - The House of Refuge Ministry will host Its anrui.il Women's Day Service at 1 1 a.in. and 7 p m on April 25, Call 324 -1711 for Informa­ tion. powerful program consists of 20 lessons taught over a 20- Seminole Towne Center (ilK L S ’ M K K M A C A Z IN K will tv hosting a fashion chow sponsored by Hie Limned Too and Keds at Noon Angel t aria. sisier 10 Aaron ( arler and NicA Carter, will be our celebrity model in the labium show Immediately billowing the 12 bit lashion show at Seminole fownc Center, Aaron Carter will perfonn his number one hit. "t Kl Ml ON YOU” as well as a lew ol his up and coming songs Hien at Ipm. Ians ol all ages vsill lv able lo meet and greet Aaron lor a one hour autograph signing event Aaron's books, "Backstreet Hoys. Aaron Carter" and "Unauthorized Biography. Aaron Carter" will also he available al Waldonhooks and Aaron's laicst CD available at Sam Goody with 2b'! of ihe proceeds going lo the SIMON youth foundation I ails ol all ages are invited out to this incredible event GIRLS' LIFE MAGA­ ZINE will be providing tons of giveaways and prizes to the audience including free magazines, Jonathan Martin baby tecs. Disney items and more! Free Goodie bags to the first 1.000 fans LONGWOOD - First United Pentecostal Church In Long­ wood Is offering a Christian Intervention Program for the chemically dependent. The Seminole Herald “S en in g Sem inole County Since IVtJfi" E-Mall us: w iim kallla 0 to i.u a tintdoug 9 aot.ua Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fat: (407) 323-9408 Toll f t , , fro* Otianfo Periodical Peerage Paid al SantijnJ Florida anti atjej-ttonai mailing offices Editorial: giad ttor <* M l.u a Atfvwttaia|: Published Oatly E«cept Monday. Saturday, Thanksgiving Chnstmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers. 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French Avenue Sanford, FI 32771 Christian intervention P ro­ gram the First United Pente­ costal Church lit larngwood and trained thrlr stall to set up and start the classes This program is art ongoing outieat h lor those In the court system, and also lor those who may have alcohol or dnig p ro b le m s and ate not yet, or no longer involved with the ecnirts Should you know someone, or have an alcohol or dnig jtrohlem in your own life or family you may get help by calling 4U7 830 5385 locally or I-800-535-66II Someone will respond and give you any additional information you may need RELIGION BRIEFS We need your Input and opinions. Letters to the editor and guest columns are both encouraged and appreciated. Write to us: dom." Christian Morals and Values.* ‘ Developing Itcsprc I for Authority and Lew Eli lore rttlelit." 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J o h n 's R i c t n i d e < Adult Home I t 'm y o u r da y. We p ic k u p a n d d ro p of[ y o u r love d one. # 4 0 .0 0 per day. » V (407) 349-5033 y f �WILLIAM T. MORRIS. •L *1. Datondanta M TN B M M U N o n c i ia N U i i r o i v i n Ihal pursuant I* • Final lummsry Judgment •! Fortcioiurs dated Marat) N . t l H and antarad in CM t Action No 4I-2420-CA-14P In the Circuit Court In and toe •anunola County. Florida, wherein FIDELITY SANK OF FLORIDA la ttia PtalntlN and WILUAM T. MONNia and ZAN­ DRA C MORRIS at a l. ara IDo UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LI I PAUL. PtiOIAN. IF ANT. JOHN DOC AMO JA M 001 AS UNKNOWN TINANTS W POSSESSION ^ IM F E N O A N T tB ) • * 0 * 1 a* FNNaUNNMU N o n c a m H iR ia r o i v i n Berry's World aaaD at IDo Waal Irani doo* al U10 leeMisi# CowM| CourWauaa. tanlard. Florida al It M am ., an IDa HD day al MAT. I MO. ID* tattooing lurtalM Cta ara alar Florida u rM -1 4 4 1 FuODaDad In l amm ale Harold I n aaaordanaa oitD IDa Amarican* With DriaMMm* Act persona m naad al a special accommodation H participate M IDc* proa aadm* shaK. aridun in a n (TJ day* prior to any pro­ ceeding contact IDo Adnunialratnra Office of ID* Court. *01 N Part Aeanu*. Sononela County CaurWoua*. laniard. FL J i m . tatapDono 140n 223-4220 TTO 1-tOO444-47 71 or 1I40-444-0770. cta Florida Relay Sarvica* P u b lish April >. » I I H M I-1 1 a* a epecioi aooommododon to pertKipete in 0ws proceeding mould contact IDa ClerO of IDo Circuit Court al IDa Sammola County CourlDouaa at 40 7-2$»O lO not talar IDan teean day* ur Best Foot Forward A t A m S o u th « T N i CM OIffT COUNT o f TN O to r n j u d i c i a l CMKSUrr . M ANO FOR M M IN O ta COUNTY. know F L O R ID A small business owners BENERJU. JURIS01OTtON o t z ir n t L ? OF AM INICA p l a in t if f NOBUKO B BRANDT. IF UVINO. ANO IF D U O . THE UNKNOWN SPOUSI. HEIM. DEVISEES. ORANTIIS. ASSIGNEEt UINONS. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES ANO A U O THIR PARTIII CLAIMING AN M TERIST BY. THROUGH. UNOIR OR AGAINST NOBUKO S. SRANOT. UNKNOWN BPOUSI OF NOBUKO B BRANOT. IF ANY. WILDWOOD HOMES. INC . JOHN O O I ANO JANE OOI AS UNKNOWN TINANTS M P O IIIB S IO N * * * & " " " FOR BO LO SUM B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure dated March 2*. tSSS. antarad In Civil Cats No M 2410 CA 14 P of the Circuit Court ol ID# ISTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMI•ANFORO. NOLI County. Florida. I will salt to IDs Dighoal and beat biddar tor caah W EST FRONT DOOR OF C O U R T­ HOUSE of ID# SEMINOLE County Courthouse located al J01 NO PARK AVENUE In EJLNFOKO. Florida, al 11 00 a nt on tha 2201 day of APRIL. IM S IDo fallowing described property as sat forth In aald Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT T. CLUSTER U. WILD­ WOOD. A P U N N E D UNIT DEVELOPMENT. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK f t . PAGE 2 THROUGH 10 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIOA.. Oalad Ibis 2«th day ol MARCH. IMS (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK Clark ol IDs Circuit Court By Jana E Jatawic Deputy Clark THI U W OFFICE* OF OAVIO J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PUINT1FF M l I . University Drive Suita 100 Plantation. FL 13324 (454) 2 )J -0000 44-321044NATR) In accordance with tha American with Disabilities Act. parsons with diaabibltaa flood­ ing a special accommodation lo participate In Una proceeding should contact tha Clark of tha Circuit Court at tha Sammola County CourlDouaa al 407-323­ 4330. not talar than aavan days prior to tha proceeding It hear­ ing impaired, 1-400-444-0221 (TOO) or 1-S00-46S-E270, via Flonda Relay larvics Publish April 2. 0. 1444 DIB-12 dared on January IS. IM S, and Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sola antarad on April 1. IS M . In trial certain causa ponding In IDa Circuit Court in and far Sammola County. Florida. wharain SunTrust Bank. Canbal Florida. National Association. la Plamlift. and R O BIN T GOMEZ LOUROEE G O M E Z U N ITIO STATE OF AMERICA-INTERNAL REVENUE S IN V IC I and BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIOA ara dslandants. Civil Ac bon Causa No. 40-244I-CA-14-B. I. Clark of lha aforesaid Court. wiH at 11 M a m . on MAY 4. IBM . otter tor sale and sail to IDa Earnmole County Courthouso. Watt Front Door. 101 North Park Avanuo. Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, tha toSowmg described rati prop­ arty. aituats and bamg In •sminols County. Florida towit LOT 12. BEAR GULLY POINT!, according to ths plat lharaof. recorded in Plat Booh 04. Pagaa 2. • and t ol tha Pubho Aecordi ol Eammole County, Florida. Bald aala will ba made pur­ suant to and in order to aatlafy tha terms ol aald Final Judgment and Ordar Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale DATED this ts l day ol APRIL. 1444 MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jaaawtc Deputy Clark Attorney tor Ptainliri Joseph E. Foster. Isguirs Florida Bar No 212041 Aksrman. Sanlorhtt E Eidson. PA Citrus Cantor. 10th Floor 244 louth Orange Avenue Pool Office Boa 231 Orlando, Honda 32402 (407) 443-2440 IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ACCOMMODATION IN OROER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING. YOU ARE ENTITLEO. AT NO CO ST TO YOU. TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE C O N ­ TACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT M l NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIOA 32721. TELEPHONE 407/322-4330 WITHIN TWO (2) WORKINQ DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS DOCUMENT. IF YOU ARE HEARING OR VOICE IMPA1RE0. CALL 1/400-444-4771 Publish April 4. 1 *, 14*4 DAVID ARTHUR BARNIS ARUA0AV10A SAADIS IF LIVINO. ANO IF OIAO. TMI UNKNOWN SFOUSC Hf IRS. DCVISIIS. ORANTIIS.ASSIODKIS LIIDORS CRIDiTORI TR U STItS ANO A U OTHSR PARTUS CLAIMING AN MTEREST BY. THROUGH UNOIR OR AGAINST OAVIO ARTHUR BARNIS A/K/A OAVIO A SARDIS. UNKNOWN fPOUSI OF OAVIO ARTHUR SARDIS A/K/A OAVIO A SARDIS. IF ANY SAUSALITO IMORIS HOMIOWNIRS- ASSOCIATION. INC . S I Ml NO L i COUNTY. FLORIOA. JOHN 001 ANO JANK O O i AS UNKNOWN TINANTS IN F O S H IIIO N M FIDOANT(S) ■ o n e s of FO R IO tO S W R ISALS N0T1CI IS HIRIBY OIVCN purauant to a Summary Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated MercD IS. tSSS. entered In Civil Cate No. SS M l CA 14 P of IDa Circuit Court ol IDa ISTH Judicial Circuit In end lor SEMINOLI County. Scnlord. Florida, wherein OCWiN F ID IR A L BANK. FSB la Flamtift and OAVIO ARTHUR BARNiB A/K/A OAVIO A. BARNIS. IF LIVINO. ANO IF DCAO. THI UNKNOWN SPOUSI. HIIRS. O iV I S I ll. O R A N TIIS . A ftia N S IS . LIIDORS. CRIOITORS. T R U S T ItS ANO ALL O TH IR PARTUS CLAIMIDQ AN IN T IN 1ST BY. THROUQH. UNDER OR AQAINST OAVIO ARTHUR BARNIS A/K/A OAVID A BARNIS. UNKNOWN IP O U I I OF OAVIO ARTHUR BARN 11. A/K/A OAVIO A BARNES. IF ANY. SAUSALITO SHORES HOMEOWNER!' ASSOCIATION. INC.; SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA. JOHN OOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TEN­ ANTS IN P O IIIIIIO N are Defendants. I will tell to IDa highest and bait biddar lor caah the Watt Front Door ol IDa Seminole County Court Roues In Sanlord. Florida, at 11.60 •'dock a m on the I f ID day ot APRIL. IM S . IDa following described property aa aal forth In aald Summary Final (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS M0R4E. CLERK Clark ol Ois Circuit Court By: Jsno E. Jasaartc Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICE! OF OAVIO J STERN. F A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 401 B. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 400 PLANTATION. FL 13324 Publish: April 2 .1. 1144 DEB-17 • OAWNV PADILLA A/K/A DAWN M PAOULA IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN IP O U II. HEINE. DEVISEES O R A N TIIS. A IE IO D III UINORS. CRIOITORS TRUSTIES ANO ALL OTHIN PARTIES CLAIMING AN N T IR E S T BY. THROUGH. UNOIR OR AGAINST OAWNV PAOILLA A/K/A DAWN M PADILLA. THE UNKNOWN IP O U II OF OAWN Y PADILLA A/K/A DAWN M PADILLA. IF ANY. M IN RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ft T INC. M IR RUN PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION St. INC . U N IT IO STATE OF AMERICA. JOHN OOI ANO JANK DOE AS UNKNOWN TINANTS IN PO SISIIIO N shoes and walked around in them PRIME forward with FlexLine CURRENTLY a line of credit with M m tflR T A N ™ F 0 R B C L 0 4 U M SALS NOTICE IS HIRIBY O IVIN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of loradoauro dated March IS . tSSS. antarad In Civil Cats No SS 2**4 CA 14 P ot ID* Circuit Court ol IDa IS TH Judicial Circuit M and tor SEM IIAN FORD. ROLE . Florida. I will tail la tha highest and bast biddar tor caah AT THI W EST FRONT DOOR of tha UM IN O LE County Courthouse located al 301 N PARK AVENUE m EANFORO. Florida, al 11:00 a m on tho 22lh day of APRIL. 1444 tho following described proparty aa aal forth In said lummery Final Judgment, towit LOT 3f. O I I R RUN. UNIT I F . ACCORDING TO T H I P LA T THEREOF A l RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 31. PAOII 41 ANO 44. PUBLIC RECOROS OP IIM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TO O ITH ER W ITH RAHOE/OVEN. VINT FAN. DIS­ POSAL. 0I3HWASHIR. SMOKE DETECTOR. CARPET. REFRIOERATOR. Os lad this 2401 day ol MARCH. 1444 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ot tha Circuit Court By Jana E. Jasawic Deputy Clark THE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P.A ATTORNEY FOR PUINT1FF M l I University Driva Suita 400 Plantation. FL 33324 (444) 233-BOOO 4B-3t04t(PNCK) In accordance uith tha American with Oisabditiaa Act. parsons with disabilities naadmg a special accommodation lo participate In this proceeding should contact tha Clark ot tho Circuit Court at ths lamfnola County Courthouso at 407-323­ 4330, not lator than savon days prior lo tha proceeding It hear­ ing impaired. 1-400-4SS-*77t (TOD) or 1-SOO-444-I220. via Florida Relay Sarvka. Publish April 2. 4. 1444 OEB-14 # Check Access I n t r o d u c t o r y i 1 10 for s i* I hi- fi r st m o n th s g Overdraft Protection in t r o d u c t o r y r a t e a n d we'll waive the annual The Flexible Line of C r e d i t f o r S m a l l B u s i n e s s . Just stop by any branch or call I -8 0 0 -A M S O U TH Because we JWSOUTH BANK THE RELATIONSHIP PEOPLE I loam (u b|«(t lo ertdit approval F la ilin t ■> d a nf i t d for small i s l d0 ‘ if i Rats accural* at of dale ol publication and sub|«ct lo change X f i i �□ Sports Seminole Herald 8«nlnato HmM, Sanford, Florida •Frida* April », 1 f t * •I B Lake Mary powers past Tribe MAGIC WHEELS AT , SCC SATURDAY SANFORD - T h e O rlando M afic W heels, a w h eelch air b ask etb all team, will tak e on the 'D ream T e a m .' m ade up o f faculty and s ta ff from Sem inole Community C o l­ lege. at th e SCC H ealth and Physical Education C en ter th is Saturday (April 10) from 5 p.m . to 7 p.m . Among the g uest c e le b r i­ ties expected to b e on hand are Stuff, the M agic m ascot, and former Harlem G lo b e­ trotter great Curly Neal. Admission la free, but donations a te b ein g a c ­ cepted to benefit th e SC C (Us a b i l i t y su p p o rt s e r v ­ ic e s Stud ent S c h o la rsh ip Fund. T here will a lso b e dra wing s for p rises. In ­ cluding an autographed Magic T -sh irt to b e given away during halftim e fe s ­ tivities. No p u rch a se n e c ­ essary to win. Call Disability Su pport Services Office at 3 3 0 ­ 3 1 1 0 for more inform ation. ■i 3 FIREFIGHTERS TO PLAY FOOTBALL WINTER SPRINGS - T h e 3rd annual F irefig h ters Charltv Bowl will b e played Saturd ay at 7 p.m . a t W in ­ ter Springs High S c h o o l T h e game featu res fire ­ fighters from Sem in o le and Orange cou nties facin g off tn a frill-contact NFL style football game. All proceeds from the event go to th e M issing C hikiren's C enter. In c. T ick ets are 0 0 for ad u lts. $ 3 for children th r e e -to -12. and children u n d er three bee. For inform ation call B ru ce W illiam s at (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 - 9 5 2 9 or get tick e ts here at the Herald. Corrao, Tormos, Macchione lead Rams e n rw H LAKE MARY • Even (hot 3ugh Oviedo pretty m uch h a s C lass 6A -D istrict 3 race wrapped u p. don't be su rp rised to hear from Lake Mary before the sea so n 's over. Last year, th e Rams cam e out o f now here to win th e regular season an d th e district tourna­ ment with a young team that shocked a lot o f people. T h is n. th e Ram s poso f C entral F lorid a's powerful lineups and proved It w ith a convincing 7 -1 win over visiting Sem inole. T h e state-ran k ed Fighting Sem tnoles have been playing outstanding o f late, but th at was before ru nning Into la k r Mary a ce Tony C orrao on Thursday. Corrao h a s struggled recently bu t w as tn top form last night. T h e Rams will need th eir a re against som e o f the other county stan d o u ts com e district time, su ch a s Oviedo's Paul LuL akr Howell s Chad ParLym an's Kevin G raves and any o f th e host o f p itch ers Lake B rantley h a s available. T o n y cam e b a ck strong from bad outin gs.* Lake Mary Allan TUttle saJd. *lle b a c k at the right time. W ell need him b ecau se ev ery­ one In th e d istrict ra n play.* At the o u tset. It looked like Corrao might be tn for another struggle. He surrendered a first Inning hom e run to C tuu Lytle (2 -for-3 for th e night) and had two ru n n ers on before escap in g further dam age. sroKraED ruJtt SANFORD - T h e Sanford Youth Football an d C h e e r­ leading A ssociation (SYFA) will hold two pre ­ registrations for th e First Annual J e f f B lak e Football Camp and the 1 9 9 9 Pop W arner Football and C heerleading S e a so n . T he registrations will b e held on Satu rd ay . April 10th at th e J u s t F o r F e e t In the Sem inole Tow ne C enter Mall and Saturd ay. April 17th at C h am p a In th e A l­ tam onte Mali. T im es will b e from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m . ; J e f f B lak e, from th e C in ­ cinnati B cngals. and Robert Jo n e s , from the M iami D ol­ phins. will be on hand to sign autographs on April 10th and Stephen B raggs, a former Miami D olphin, will be here on April 17th . T he Football C am p, for boys and girls a g es 7 -to 17. will be held May 2 2 - 2 3 at Sem inole High School with present an d former NFL players, th e Sem inole High coaching s ta ff and the SYFA coaching s ta ff p ro ­ viding Instruction. ' Coat Is 0 9 0 for two d ays or 0 5 0 for one day. Football and cheerleading prospects for th e five SYFA team s ca n also p re -reg iste r for a 0 4 0 no n -refu n d able fee. T he b alance o f fees (070) will be due J u l y 1st. Cost for both cam p and season Is 0 1 5 0 . All proceeds from the cam p will go toward youth ■ports programs. For Information. call (407) 3 2 4 - 5 4 8 5 . ASA SUPER-SLO PITCH QUALIFIER ALTAMONTE SPRIN G S • T he Sem inole Softball Complex In Altamonte Springs will host a s many a s 15 o f the b e st Amateur Softball A ssociation (ASA) m en's Su p er t lo-P ltch team s th is w eekend trying to earn points toward g ain ­ ing one o f 10 slo ts open for the Su p er M en's National C ham pionship F in a ls. On Friday. April 9 th . the top four ranked team s will open the weekend com p eti­ tion by playing two e x h ib i­ tion gam es at 6 p.m . The double elim ination tournament will b e held on Saturday and Su nd ay. A special w eekend p a ss Is available for 0 5 . For more inform ation, contact Tom Farnsw orth at (407) 3 3 0 - 5 6 9 2 . |9| and D a m Corrao and Haney. WP _ Corrao 0 0 IP . Matant IS 3) Save . non*. X I . Lata Mary, TM aot X Morrison*. 3B . non*. 101 . Srasrmir. LylW Mrrarda . StaSnot* 108c Infer Mary 17-0. ) 4. FALCONS 8 MO0 0 0 0 . 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .1 0 1 . m and and Bhdkaryvr. Tn0m (51 WP e - a IP . HWera. Bora ~ now. » . matt. I IK _ I arksrr Sprtnw l(M I: riortda Air 100. wsstonage o n o io x . Cnaa. Wytrr HI and Kansr nrdy. hutmiruOrr H and On Kmnrdy tS -ll I P . Cmaa “ m . Wrml Orartsr Mux 30 . Wral Oran#r Wtar I IK _ non* It* rorda . Lyman S-IBc Wtat Orange »»•» After that h e settled down and Lake Mary look advantage. After s walk to freshm an Matt Horwath In the bottom o f the first. Jo a e Torm os ripped a double off Sem inole's B ryan Nielsen to tie the score and the Rama went ahead to atay when Torm os scored on a d ouble from Brandon Haney. The Ramn scored four more In th e second, with key h its b ein g on RBI doubles from Rob M ac­ chione and Torm os (2 -fo r-3 . two doubles, two RBI), and an Kill single from Matt Alfegre. Macchione (2-for-3. d ouble, two RBI) singled In Chad Legate tn the fourth Inning and C orrao SANFORD • It was b ack to normal for th e Sem inole and Lake Mary softball tram s, while th e Lake B rantley and Lake Mary boys lacro sse tram s co n ­ tinued th eir winning ways on Thursday in SAC action. The Fighting Sem inole's M aris Duvall ovrrram e a couple of recent se tb a ck s to hurl a no- h itter as the T ribe blanked Ly­ m an. 10-0 In a five-inning mercy rule victory at Sem inole. The victory got Sem inole, w hich h osts Colonial tonight at 7 p.m. at the Sem inole Softball Complex, b ack over the .5 0 0 m ark at 10-9. *Wc have got to continue to work and get better before d is ­ tricts.* said Sem inole head coach Dave Rogers. Hitting for the Fighting Sem i- slv K iiJ km m u SANFORD - Freshm en Kat C lrcarone and Sabrin a H arris both pitched excellent games a s the Sem inole Community College softball team swept a doublehrader from Lyndon State College at Raider H eld Thursday afternoon. H ants, from C allahan-W est Nassau High School, hurled a four-hitter tn the first game to raise h er record to 8-1 a s the R aiders topped the H om ettes. 8 -1 . C lccarone. from M iam i-Sunset High School, toaacd a five-hit shutout in running her record to 10-5 a s SC C com pleted th e sweep. 3 -0 . The R aiders are now 3 0 -1 9 -1 on the season and will get b a c k Into Mid-Florida Conference play on Saturd ay, welcoming S t. Jo h n s River Community College from Palatka to Raider Field for a doubleheader startin g at noon. SCC will also be at home next Tuesday, h o st­ ing G ainesville's S a n ta Fe Community College In an M-FC doubleheader starting at 2 :3 0 p.m. Contributing to a 13-h it Raldera attack in the first game were Misty B arber (3-fo r-4. two runs). Oviedo's D anielle Sequlno (2 -fo r-4 . three runs). Lake Howell's J e n Ollleaple (2 -fo r-3 . two RBI), Adrtanne Reddltt (2-fo r-4. ru n ). T ra d Miller ( I ­ fo r-1 with a double). Lake M ary's Je o n n le Manx (l-fo r-4 . two ru n s. RBI). Amy Faxlo (I-fo r-3 . RBI) and C andice H ays (l-fo r-4 , R BI). Providing th e offense for SC C In the nightcap were Tiffany M artin |2-for-4). Adrtanne Reddltt (l-fo r-1 , two ru n s). Kelli V etter (l-fo r-2 , RBI). Misty B arb er and J e n O illespte (both I-fo r-3 ) and Candice H ays (one run scored). RAID ft-3, HORNETTES 1-0 Lyadsu Out* Cottage 0— lasls PsoiMsalTy Cattsaa 010 000 0 . 1 4 4 009 1108 . 0 19 0 K »try and llm ilt. llarUs and OlUmptr WP . llama 011 IT . Kralrjr Save . non*. 2U . SCC. Miller. 3D . non* IIH . non* 0000000 . 0 8 9 000 901 a . 9 0 9 Craft and Ihruft. Ckrarone and Rrddut. WP . Ckrarone (10­ SI. LP . Craft. Save . non*. 2D . 3D . none. IIR . non* Krttaxla _ SCC 30-10-1. SANFORD - They look differ­ ent routes b u t First Baptist Church o f Sanford and Sanford First C hu rch of the Nazarcne Team 82 rem ained undefeated in the City o f Sanford R ecrea­ tion Department Spring Adult C hurch B a sk etb a ll League on Friday. M arch 2 6 . The league took last Friday off for the E aater Holiday. First B ap tist used a 13-polnt second h a lf effort from David Tindall to b reak away from a slim 2 5 -2 2 hulfUme lead to stop Hickory Avenue C hurch o f God. 6 0 -4 6 . while Nazarene Team 82 won a battle o f u nb eaten s the easy way as C.H.O.P. (Community House If Prayer) did not have enough players. In the oth er game at Sanford Middle S ch o o l's Gymnatorium, New Covenant outscored Provi­ dence M issionary Baptist Church o f Lake Monroe 4 9 - 2 9 in the second half to win Its first game of the season, 7 3 -5 0 . First Baptist and Nazarcne T ram 82 are both 3 - 0 and are being followed by C.H.O.P. ( 2 ­ 1). Nozarene Team 81 (1 -1 ), New Covenant and Hickory Avenue C hurch of God (both 1 2). Church of God of Prophecy (0-2) and Providence (0-3). Tonight. Providence plays C hurch of Ood at 6 :3 0 p.m .; C.H.O.P. b attles Nazarcne 81 at 7 :3 0 p.m.; and Ood o f Prophecy challenges First Baptist at 8 :3 0 p.m . Nazarcne Team 82 and New Covenant have the byes. •*.- «n • •* - •-ujrt r fr * !i: ;.V - : OO 0 Charles Edwards 3 OO 7. Titus Joshua 2 0-0 8. AntIre Collier 4 0-0 S To­ tals 29 11-10 7 3 llalfttm* . New Covenant 24. Provi­ dence 21. Thrce pcSnl Add Kuala _ Provi­ dence 2 (Kelli. Alexander!. New Covenant 4 (Davis. Dayman. Edwards Joshua). Team fouls _ Providence 10 New Cove­ nant 9. Fouled nut . none. Technicals _ New Covenant. Edwanfc. Colltrr Records _ Provldmre 0 - 0 New Covenant 1-2. F IR S T B A PTIST 6 0 . CHURCH O P OOD 4 6 1st Baptist a t SaaJord (40) Jeremy Stlraway 8 4-0 10 Denny Clay­ ton 3 OO 0 Tom Kelly 4 2-4 II. Hub Fuaadlua 4 OO 0 Dadd Tindall 8 0 1 0 21. Totals; 24 II 20 00. Hickory Av. Church of Ootf (40) Vince Duller 0 0-2 0. Norman lleverty 2 OO 0 Larry Druglaa 3 l-l 0 Lawrence Taylor 2 1-2 0 George I taker 3 l-l 7. NEW COVENANT 7 9 . tlryan Grlland 3 1-2 a Derrick Cooprr 0 PROVIDENCE BO 0-0 10 Totals; 19 4 H 40 Provides*# Mlssloaary (SO) Halftime . 1st Ilaptlsl 2 0 Church cl Chutes llayrs 3 0 0 0 Tim Williams 1 God 22. Three-potnl field coals . 1st Ikrp0 0 2. Kinnun K*m 4 3-4 12. Ganlale 1 Sake I OO 2. Mono Ktekb 0 1 2 19. Mario llsl I (Kelly). Church of God 4 (Grlland 0 Douglas. Cooper). Team (mils 1st HupAlexander 3 2-2 9. Tutak: 2 1 0 8 BO. llst 10 Church of God 17. Fouled out _ N*w Covenant ( 79) Church of Gtxi CunprT Technicals . Km MllrhrU I 3-4 B. Ma/rus Williams 2 Church of Cud. Tayke Records _ 1st 2-3 0 James Sanders B OO 10 Tony Ilaptlsl 3 0 . Church of God 1-2. l>uvt* 0 4-4 17. Mike Lockhart 3 2 3 & Charles Daynsm I OO 0 Richard Kke 2 L*1' i vj"* — rloirs were L akrita Bryant (2 for-4. d o u b le. RBI). Jo e le n e Moore (2 -fb r-4 . two RBI). M elissa W itte (single, three RBI), Mandy Priddy (single, two RBI). Duvall an d Tam ara S lee p (one single a n d one RBI each) an d Angela K eefer (single). T he C lass 0A No. 10 stateranked Ram a bounced b a c k from b a c k -to -b a ck defeats with a big 8 - 0 victory at Ctaaa 3A state-ran k ed W inter Springs. Duo tops in Adult Church Basketball ’F n -". h« Nts a s Halle Sowards (8-2) was the winning pitcher, arattrring five h its In hurting the shut out. Lakr Mary (17-3). which c o l­ lected 12 hits, was pared by Nicole White (4-for-4. two RBI). Kelly Harbour (2-for-4. double). J il l Wolcott (2 -for-3. Rill) and Yarah Ofrro (2-for-4). Mandy Pinkston was 2 -fo r-2 for the Dears (I3-8|. • In another SAC softball game. Lake Brantley upset Lakr How­ ell. 2 - 1 . tn n in e Innings. T h e P atrio ts (10-3) claim ed th e Sem in o le Athletic C o n fer­ en ce ' la c ro s s e ch am p ionship with a 2 2 - 8 thum ping o f Lake Howell at R ichard Evans Field. Lake B ran tley , which Is 5 - 0 in the co n feren ce, will conclu de th e regu lar season w ith home gam es a g ain st West O range and Sem inole n e x t Tuesday and R t Dosa Sm ith ■. , Tony Corrao bounced back from two bad starts to t---------T. Laka Mary trippad sUta-rankad Samtnofo. 7-1. Thursday night. SCC sweeps softball doubleheader Babe Ruth baseball * - - 't id* n* • Ricardo M ontalvo was also 2 fo r-3 for th e Fighting S e m i­ notes, who will b e at Lyman for a 7 p.m. SAC gam e tonight. In other b a seb a ll action: * S co tt R an kin drove In a pair o f ru n s d uring a four-run top of th e first in n in g and C hris Ma­ h er and B obby Bleriey co m ­ bined on a th ree-h itter aa W in ­ ter Sp rin g s topped Florida Air Academy 4 - 2 in Melbourne. * Hoot W est Orange Jum ped out lo a n early 3 - 0 lead and Lyman could never recover a s th e■Waj W arriors defeated the G rey­ hound s. 0 - 2 . In W inter Oarden. .t ittBr Duvall hurls no-hitter; Lake Brantley wins lacrosse title By Paaa Qmiih____________ SYFA-JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP 7 ’ w i o w o ” 1* 7 • S40100B . 7 0 0 coaated from there. On the n ight, h e su rren d ered sev en h its bu t w alked only one. T h e lo ss w asn 't too hard on Sem inole ( 1 0 -5 an d ranked No. 5 In th e S ta te 's 5A poll) which h a a finished Its district s c h e d ­ u le and preparin g for playoffs. C oach M ike Powers h aa a l­ w ays em p h asised th e d istrict sch ed u le over Sem inole A thletic C on feren ce play and h e w as pleased w ith th e effort o f sen io r J o s h B lan to n , who cam e In to relieve in th e fou rth inning. B lan ton warn a key m em ber o f th e Sem in ole s ta ff during h ia fresh m an an d sophom ore years, b u t h a sn 't s e e n m uch action the paat two s e a s o n s b eca u se o f p h ysical p roblem s. *1 thought it w as really good to see J o s h B lan to n com e b a c k for u s to n ig h t.' Powers said . B lan ton w ent three Innings without allow ing a run. ’ H e's done a great jo b for u s trying to com e b ack a n d w ell need him in d istricts (w hich are Ju st two w eeks asray).* -?!' sA >7risT nriolT SANFORD - Jo tm Adkins hit a grand slam and Richard Nelson also homrred and drove In four runs as the Sunnlland Corporation Mar­ lin s clobbered the Sanford Electric Athletics, 19-6, In Bam bino Major League action in the City of Sanford R ecrea­ tion and Parks Babe Ruth Baseball League at Roy Holler Ju n io r Field Thursday night. Providing the offense were: Sunnlland Corporation M arlins: three h its _ Richard Nelson (home run. triple, three runs, four RBI): two h its _ Sean Macher (three runs. RBI): one hit . Jo h n Adklps (grand slam. run. four RBI). Tyler Markovttz (three runs. RBI). Brittany Marlin (two ru ns. RBI). Brantley Brumley (five runs): one run _ Casey Mullln. Phillip B a sil. Sanford Electric Athletics: two hits _ Stephen D ennis (double, two runs): one hit _ Jo n ath an Mangum (triple, two runs), Pat Bowers (RBI), J o n McGowan. Brandon Hampton: one run _ Ravin Lawson, J a ­ mie Lamb. M ulls* 204 17 . IS 9 031 1 1 . • 9 B A B E RU TH LEAGUE Standings _ Nobles Com­ munication White Sox (8 -0 ). Knights of Columbus Expos (5-3). Elks Lodge 8 1 2 4 1 Braves (3-4). Kiwanls C lub Indians (3-5). Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Lawton P.A. Dia­ mond Backs (3-6) and Rotary C lub Athletics (2-7). Schedule _ Saturday, April 1 0 . at Historic Sanford Memo­ rial Stadium. Knights of C o ­ lum bus Expos vs. Nobles Communication White Sox. 9 a.m . and Kiwanls Club Ind i­ a n s vs. Rotary C lub Athletics, 11 a.m .: at Zlnn Beck Field. Dcun. Ringers. Morgan A Lawton P.A. Diamond B a ck s vs. Elks Lodge 812 4 1 Braves, 9 a.m. Stan d in gs _ American D ivi­ sion: San fo rd Lodge 8 6 2 F . A A. M. Y a n k ee s (7-1-1). R ln k er M aterials Devil Rays (5 -4 ) and Sanford Electric A th letics (3-6); N ational Division: R ail­ roaders C u b s (6 -2 -1 ). S u n ­ nlland Corporation M arlins (3-6) and Rotary B rea k fa st C lu b E xpos (2-7). Sch ed u le _ Sa tu rd a y . April 1 0 . at Roy Holler Ju n io r Field, S u n n lla n d Corporation M arlins v s. Sanford Lodge 8 6 2 F. A A.M. Yankees. 8 :3 0 a.m .; San ford Electric A th let­ ic s vs. Rotary B reakfast C lu b Expos. 1 0 :3 0 a.m .; and R lnker M aterials Devil Rays vs. R ailroad ers Cubs. 1 2 :3 0 p.m. Stan d in gs _ American D i­ vision: R oyals (5-2). New T rib es M ission Indians (2 -4 ). Red Sox (2 -5 ) and M ariners (0-6): N ational Division: P i­ rates (6 -0 ). Devil Rays (4 -2 ) and Newsome Hardwoods A thletics (3 -3 ). Sch ed u le _ Friday. April 9 a t Roy Holler Ju n io r Field. P i­ ra tes vs. Red Sox. 5 :4 5 p.m .; Saturday, April 10 a t Roy Holler F ield . M ariners vs. A thletics. 2 :3 0 p.m. and Devil R ays vs. In d ian s. 4 p.m . B A M B IN O T -B A L L Sch ed u le _ Saturday, April 10 at L akesid e Field. Crown Trophy v s. B o ris Homes. 8 :3 0 a.m .: Su n n llan d C orp o ­ ration vs. San fo rd C am pbellLoosing A m erican Legion Post 5 3 . 9 :3 0 a .m .: and JT H E n ­ terp rises v s. R ich Plan. 1 0 :3 0 a.m. B A M B IN O R O O K IE S Sch ed u le _ Saturday, April 10 at L akesid e Field. Play It Again S p o rts Diamond B a c k s vs. D ean, F ish e r and Law­ ren ce P.A. Royals, 1 1 :3 0 a.m .; S u n n lla n d Corporation Red Sox vs. Network E lectric C u b s. 1 p .m .; and Sanford Lodge 8 6 2 F . A A.M. C a rd i­ n a ls vs. S h u tte r B ugs M ar­ lin s. 2 :3 0 p .m . .t • 5s $P ■• ■ . .1 «i Vi �• SemtnolB Herald. Sanford, Florida • Friday. Apt* 0 .1 0 0 0 l*q «1 Notlctt roa Nolica la haraby given McConnall Towing win tall at Public Auction for Eahrogo tor Co ah an demand to Mghoal biddor. tho to Roaring daaenbad vehicle* 4-IS-SS SSInt ST Vohr •3 Cod. 4ISM 0HS3ISSII W t FXSS41H11E10S7 IOSAOSSS7DS331SS4 SS Jaap SS Pfym 1 J 4 FT 7SS 3TL 334(10 4-1S-SS 1P3BS4IOSJNISII7S 4-17-S# M Chary I04E03(HSQ7137II4 S4Suba JF I AC4S30JC3334(3 4 -IS -S S B B W ______ ” JYA3UJE04TA041470 MO , SI Hand IB T F O I4731333S31) JHMBA4333MC0K4M Th* Auction will ba hold SI IB 00 pm on said dataa abova McCannalt Touring A Hacovory *•00 Sanford Ava . Sanford, F I 31773 Prospective btddara may to aala Terma ara cash or Cortiftod Funda McConnall Timing raaaryaa tha right to aecopt or r*(*«t any and at bad*. Publish Aprils. ISSS DSB-S7 B O TW B T O TN B PUBUO Nohco ra haraby ghron that a Public Hairing will ba hold by tho Planning A Zoning Commiaaion In tha City Commiaalon Chambora. City Hall. Sanford, rtorida al 7 M p m. on Thwraday. April I t . ISM , lo conardar tha following chongo and omondmont to lha Zoning Ordinance ol tha City ol Sanford. Sondnoto County, Florida Ratoning hone M - 1 . Indua trial (Sammola County) 1b that ot OC-3. Oonoral Commercial LEGAL DESCRIPTION THAT PORTION OF LO T 30. LANE MINNIE ESTATES. ACCORDm a TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RICOROCD IN PLAT BOOK A PAOE S3. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. LOWS0 *" " i ,, ,a ^ * " T,CULA« - T DESCRIBED AS FOLCOMMENCE AT THE INTERSECTION OF THA WESTERLY RIOHT OF WAY OF U S HIOHWAV 17-St (STATS NOAO IS A SOS) AND THE AOUTHARLY LINE OF THA AANFONO LAN0 ORANT LYINO IN SECTION 11. TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. RANOA 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. THENCE RUN MONTH M *M 'M * WEST ALONG THE AOUTHENLY UNA OF THA SANFORD ORANT. A OISTANCE OF 374 M FEAT TO T H I NORTHEAST CONNER OF LOT 30. OF THE AFOREMENTIONED LANS MINNIE I STATES AND THE POINT OF BBOINNINa THENCE CONTINUB NORTH 44*00*00* WEST. ALO N a SAIO ORANT LINS AND T N I NORTHERLY UNE OF LO T 30. A DISTANCE OF 34S.00 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LO T 30; THENCE DEPARTING EAI0 ORANT UNE RUN SOUTH 14*3000- W EST ALONO THE WEST UNS OF LOT 30. A DISTANCE OF S3.T3 F i l l TO T H I NORTHERLY RIOHT OF WAY UNC OF IA K I MARY BOULEVARD PER SEMINOLE COUNTY ENOINEENINO DEPARTMENT RIGHT OF WAY MAPS SHEET 10 OF 13; SAID POINT LYINO ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY HAVING THE FOLLOWING CLEMENTS A RADIUS OF IS33 S i F IS T, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 01*30 0 4 A CHORD LENGTH OF 43 I T FEET AMO A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH tS*SS‘01* EAST; THENCE FROM A TAN­ GENT BEARING OF SOUTH 44*34 03* EAST, NUN SOUTHEAST­ ERLY ALONO THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 43.73 FEET TO THE POINT OF TANQENCY. THENCE NUN SOUTH (S M S -S t- EAST. ALONG SAID NIGHT OF WAV LINE A DISTANCE “ ■ ZST-tAJSST TO. THE EAST U N E OF T H I A F O M M E N M N E D T 30; THENCE DEPARTING SATO NORTHERLY NIGHT OF WAV OF LANS MARY BOULEVARD NUN NORTH 34*40-04* EAST A INSTANCE OF (t 07 FEB T TO T H I POINT OF HO INNINO . CONTAtN'NO 31.313 14 SQUARE FEET/ 0 41 ACRES M ORI OR -s- The property being more generally daaenbad aa 300 W Lika Mary Bl Tha Planning ( Zoning Commiaalon will aubmit a recommendation to tho City C o rn m u o n in favor of. or agamat. tha requeu­ ed change or omondmont Tho City Comrmtaion will hold a Public Hairing in lha Commiaaion Room in Cily Hall. Sanford. Hondo al 7 00 pm. on May 10. IM S . la conardar sold recom­ mendation All partiea in mieratt and citiiana ahall have an opportunity lo ba haard at aald hearinga. Jama a R V» lari no. Chairman Planning ( Zoning Commiaaion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a poraon dacidaa to appeal • daciaion mada with raapact to any maltar conaidarad al tha abova mailing or hairing, ha/aha may need a verbatim record ol the proceeding* including tha taatimony and evidence, which record •a not provided by the City ol Sanford. (FB 344 0104) PERSON* WITH OISABJUTIEB NIEDINO ASEIETANCS TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 3 3 0 -IM I 41 HOURS IN A0VANCE OF THE M IETINO. PUBLISH March 31. A April S. IM S DEA-34B NOTICS OF CNABBB OF LAND USB Tha City ol tanlord proposed to chongo tha uca ol tho land within tha araa ahown in tha map ol thia advartlaamant A Public Haanng on the propoaal will ba ha Id on Thuraday, April is 1(49 at 7 00 PM or aa aoon tharaattar aa poaaibla, by lha Planning and Zoning Commiaalon ol Sanford. Florida In tho City Commiaaion Room. City Hell. Santoid. Florida Tho Planning and Zoning commiaaion. acting aa the City of Sanford's daaignal*d local Planning Agency will consider tha amendment to in* Comprwhwntiva Plan Inlaratted parties may appear at lha masting and ba haard regarding tha transmittal ot the proposed plan amendment lo tha City Commiaaion Capias ol lh* proposed amendment to lha Comprehensive Plan ara available in lha Department ol Engineering and Planning at City Hall. Santoid Florida and may ba inspected by lha Public Further inquiries may be directed to Jay R Mardar. AICP. O.rvctor of Engmtaring and Planning at 330-SS70 ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a parson dacidaa to appaal a daciaion mada with raapact to any maltar considered at lha abova mealing or hairing*, ha/aha may naad a vsrbatim record of the proceedings including tho (•alimony and evidence, which ricord * hot provided by tha City ot Sanlord (FS 3SS 010S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-SS3S 4S HOURS IN A0VANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH March 30. S April 9. 1999 0EA-23I PrepsIB CITY OF LONG WOOD, in t n i circuit count JCM IN O LI CO UN TY, FLORIDA prorate oiviaioN File Number 44-94S-CP IN RE ESTATE OF MARIE P DANNEAMAN DKHMd NOT1CI OF ADMINItTNATION Th* ad mini* (ration ol the •elate ol UARIt P BANNERMAN, d*c«a**d. Fit* Number M-944-CP. It pending in lit* Circuit Court lor ■omlnolo County Florid*. Pro bit* Otviaion. th* address ol which ir P O D i h i i C. Sanford. Florida 31771-MSS Tho namoa and addresses of lha poraonal representative and tho poraonal raproaanlatnra'a altornoy aro aal forth below Alt intaraatad paraerta aro required to Me with thia court, WITHIN T H R U MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. (I ) all claima egatnet lha aatala and (3) any ohfactma by an interested panon on whom thia notico la aarvad trial ehallangaa tha validity al lha wiS. lha qualification* ol lha paraan al ropraaanlitiva. vanuo. or mnadktion ol lha court ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC ­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BS FOREVER BARRED. Publication ol thia Nottca haa bagun on APRIL t. IB M Poraonal Rapraaanlahva ROBERT H BURROW Sulla 1400 M l N Chartaa Straot Baltimore. Maryland 31301-4tot Attorney for Paraonaf Raproaantaliva KENNETH M BEANE. ESQUIRE (70 N Orlando Avanuo Suita 1004A Maitland. FL 337S1 1407) M S -tS It Publith April 3. S. 1SSS DEB-10 Legal Notlc»» NOTTOS OF PUBUO MAAMIN4 TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED TO W HO lW Um CEKN NOTICE It HCNC8 Y OIVEN by tho City of longwood. Florida that the City Commiaalon will hoM a public hairing to consid­ er enactment of Ordinance No 94-1410 ONDlNANCE NO. (4-1404 AN 0 NOINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONaWOOD. FLORIDA. AMEN0IN0 THE BUOOCT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR DEOINNINQ OCTOBER I. ISIS AND CNOINO SEPTEMBER 30. IS M , PROVID­ ING FOR BUDGET AMEND­ MENTS Said Ordinance was placed on first reading on April S. IM S. and lha City Commiaaion will consider aims for final passage and adoption altar lha public hearing, which will bo hold in tho Cily H id ITS W Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida, on Monday, tho Itth day ol April. A O . ISM , i l T N p i s , m i aoon thereafter aa poaaibla At lha mealing. Intaraatad parties may appear and ba haard with raapact la lha prapoaad Ordinance This hearing may ba continued Ham lima la lima until final action i* taken by lh# City Commiaaion A copy el lha proposed Ordinance lo posted al tha City Hall. Longwood. Florida, and copras aro an Me with lha Clark al tha City end *ema may ba in*pectad by lha pubbe NOTICE A l parson* ara advised that It they decide to appeal any decieione mada al those moetlwga/hoartnga, they will need a record al tha pro­ ceedings and tor such purpoaa*, they may need la insure that a verbatim record li made, which record la Inahrda tha tes­ timony and evidence upon which tha appeal la to ba made (par Baa. IM B IB E , Florida tlalutof) al their own eapence Parson* with disabilities need­ ing assistance to participate in any ol iheao proceeding*, should contact lo A D A Coordinator, al (407) 1M-3401, 41 last I 4S hours to advance ol the masting Dated Hus Tlti day ol April. A D . 1IM CITY OF LONGWOOD OERALOINED ZAMBRI. CITY CLERK PUBLISH FRIDAY. APRIL S. DEB-103 IR T N I C IR C UIT CO U R T OP T N I H G N T B IH T N JUDICIAL CIR C U IT, IN AND FOR BIM1NOLB B O U N TY, FLORID* BABB NO. S S -S t-O O M -Z BPRINOWOOO v il l a g e CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION OF LONQWOOO, INC., a not tor pratit Florida corporation. Plaintiff. VO. KEITH MALACHUCK and UNKNOWN EPOUES. Defendant* NOTIOB OF B A L I NOTICE It HENEBV GIVEN that on tha tllh day ol APRIL 1*44 al I t 00 a m at tha wail front door el tha Seminole County Courthouse In Santoid, Florida, tho undersigned Clerk will otter lor sale tha tot lowing deacribed real property TH A T CERTAIN CONDOMiNlUM PARCEL KNOWN A l UNIT 11T-D. SPRING WOOD VILLAGE, A CONDOMINIUM PURSUANT TO THE DECLANATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RSCONDB BOOK 1331. PAOE 1044. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA together with all alruclurs*. Improvement*, datura*, appli­ ance*, and appurtenance* on •aid land or uaad to conjunction therewith A aforesaid sale will be mads pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment antrrad in C M I Ne M -53-C C -14-Z pending to lha County Court ol tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit to and lor Seminole County. Florida Dated this n th day el MARCH. 1t it MARYANNS MORSE, CLERK CLERK OF THE CO UNTY COURT By Jana B Jaaawtc Deputy Clark NOTICE AMERICANS W ITH OISABIUTIES ACT OF 1340 Administrative Order No (7-1 It you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who naad* any accom­ modation in order la participala to thia proceeding you ara enttttod. at no co*l to you. to lha prevision al certain assistance Ptoaas contact Cowl Administration ol 301 N Park Avsnua. Suita N301. Santord. FL 33771 (447) 333-4330, a it 4337 within I working days Ot your receipt ot thro nohco. il you ara haortng or vow* impaired, can T-I44-4M-4771 TAYLOR AND CARLE. P A ATTORNEY* FOR THE PLAINTIFF 1400 EUMMIT TOWER ROUIEVAAD. SUITE 400 ORLANDO FLORIOA 33414 Publish April 1 .1. 1 I M 0 C B -I4 * l o NOTICE T O T N I P U B LM Notice la hereby given that a Public Hearing will ba held by tha Planning E Zoning Commiteton in tha City Comnweeien Chambirt. City Hall, Santoid. Florida at 7 00 p m an Thursday. April IE. 14M, to consider the following chongo and omondmont to lha Zoning Ordinance ot lha City ot Santord, Seminole County. Florida Nanning tram; AO. Agricultural To tool a t : OC-3. General Commercial LEGAL DESCRIPTION. PARCEL *A* Begin on too Eoutherty lino ol Lot 34. LAKE MINNIE EBTATEE. according to too plat thoraol ao recorded in Plat Booh E. Page M ol Public Raaorde ol tammala County. Florida Al a pomi 314 feel Weetoriy Item oeutoooaforiy corner at eeid Lai M . thence run Westerly Hong Northerly lino of Lake Mary Boulevard 3M toot lo (outhwiaiarty corner ol aald Lot I t : than Northeast on Westerly Una ml aald Lot M . a distance ol 1433 leal lo Mo Northwesterly comer of said Lol 33. thence Northeast porotlal with right-el-wiy ol E.R. 3 a distance ot 740 feel: thence Southeast paroilal with ioutharty hna ol Bantord Qrant Lino a <k*lane* of 304 tael, thane* Southwest to beginning, aald land being in Section 11. Townahlp 30 South. Range 34 East, lea* nghl-ol-way of E.R. E-414. ANO ALSO PARCEL'S* (agin on to* South lino ol tho Santord Oronl Lino. 1.334 30 tool Northwesterly from the East comer of Oovornmont Lot 3. •action 11. Townahlp 30 South, Rang* 30 Bolt, (aminoI* County. Florida, run N1(*30'04*E. 340 00 toot; thanco S ( t ’ M ’OO* I . I M OO feet: thane* 414*30'OO'W 140 00 laat. thane* Northwan on said Government Lol 2. a distance ol 1M M leal to tha Point ol Beginning ANO LIES AND EXCEPT That port ot Tho Westerly 100 tool ol the Easterly 314 tool ol Lol 30, LAKE MINNIE ESTATES in (action it and 14. Township 10 Soutn. Rang* 30 East, according to plal recorded in Plat Bock 0. Page 32. Public Records ot (aminola County. Florida, lying North ol and within (0 foal ol toe survey Un* ol Elate Rood (-410. taction 7713. said survey line being described A* fol­ lows' beginning on too Was I lino ol too SB t/4 ol (action 10. township 30. Rang* 30 Iasi lo a point IS loot North From tho •outhwssl comar of Southeast quarter ol said lection 10 , run thonco South M*10'1(- East 1114 0 tool to tho Beginning ol a curve concave 10 too Southwest having o radius ol 1144 20 teat; run thence loutheeelerly along said curve Through a central angle ol 1(*1T' a distance ol 312 33 leal lo tha and ol sold curve, run thanes south 74*03-11* oa4l M 43 te4t lo lha begin­ ning ol a curve concave to to* Northerly having o radius ol 1140 20 l#4t. run Thanco aouthaastarty. (a a l and Norihoaaterty along aald curve through a central angle ol 30*27'l0* o distance ol 400.00 1*41 to tho Seal lino ol (action t l : township 30 Bouto. Rang* 30 laat to a point M SI teal South tram lha Northeast corner of sold Section 11, continue thanco along told curve tram a tangent bearing ol North IS'30’24* oasl through o central angle of I0*4E'43* a distance ol 304 34 loot to the and ol said curve, run thence North t(*4r4t* last 133.M laat to tho begin­ ning ol a curve concave lo tha Southerly having a radius ol 1410 01 feet: run thence Northeasterly. East and Eauthaaateriy along said curve through a central angle of 40*01' a distance ol 1(17 32 fast to the and ol aald curve, run thanes South (4*17-14* sail 437.11 faal lo a point 30 loot Northeasterly from the Northeast comar and on tha Northeasterly aalanalon ol lha Easterly line ot Lol A LAKE MINNIE ESTATES, according lo lha Ptal recorded in Plat Book I, Pago 33. Public Records ol 4*mmol a County. Florida Containing 0 04 acre*, mors or leas, eacluaive ol area in ailslmg right ol way ol Lake Mary Boulevard. LE44 THE FOLLOWIHO PARCEL 114 A parcel ol land lying In taction 11, township 20 South. Range 30 East, being a portion ol Lot 20. LAKE MINNIE ESTATE*, according to the Plot thoraol aa recorded in Plat Book 4. Pag* 13 ol the Public Record* ol Sammola County. Florida, being more particularly daaenbad as follows From too Point of Baginring being toe Southwesterly corner of sold Lol 2* and said point lying on the Northerly right o l way Un* ol Lake Mary Boulevard; thanes north TO degree*. 44 min­ ute*. M seconds East along lha Waatarly In* ol said Lol 33 a Distance of 43 13 fast lo a Point on t curva. thanco 133.41 fool along lha arc of a curva to tho right having a radius ol 1.433 44 Fool, o central angle ol 04 dograoa, 03 minulst. 44 seconds, ■ chord length ol 1*3.44 leal and a chord bearing South 7$ degress. 49 minutes. 24 aaconda East, thanes South 1 1 degree*. M minutes. 23 aaconda Wool ■ distance ol 43 42 fool lo aald Northerly right ol way lino and a point on a curva. Ihonco 143 SS leal ilo ig to* arc ol a curve lo tha loll having a radius al t.MO 3* last, a canlral angle ol 09 degrees. 3* minute*. 34 sec­ onds. a chord length ol 193.47 loot, and a chord bearing North 74 dagraaa, 44 minutes, 13 aaconda Waal lo the Point ol Beginning ANO ALSO PARCEL IS* (No description Furnished) (Sea Sammola County Right ol way Map ol Lako Mary Boulevard) Tr.s proparty being more generally daaenbad aa 10( A 312 W U k* Mary Blvd Tha Planning 4 Zoning Commission will submit a recommenda­ tion to the City Commiaaion in favor ol. or againil. lha request­ ed Chang* or amendment the City Commission will hold o Public Hearing in tha Commission Room in City Hall, Sanford. Honda at 7 00 pm. on May 10. 1449. lo consider said recom­ mendation All partis* m interest and citiiana shall have an opportunity to b* haard at said hearings Jamas R Valanno. Chairman Planning t Zoning Commiaaion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC its parson dacid** to appaal a deci­ sion mad* with raapact lo any maltar conaidarad *1 to* above masting or hairing, ha/aha may need a vsrbatim record ol the proceedings including tha taatimony and evidence, which record is not provided by to* City of Sanford. (FS 244 0104) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT T H i PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-4424 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ PUBLISH March 31, A April 9. 1999 DCA-2S0 Thursday at 7 p.m. Providing the offense for the Shellhammer (six goals, three (four goals, five asslsta). Quinn La q ilN o ttct Assist■), Gordon (two fORls). L e ith (one f o a l, two a ssists), E llis (om Jo e l, o n e assist) e n d B le a k Icy, Anderson. Loewi a n d A lte (one g o a l each ). Hummel had IB saves In g oal for Lake B ran tley . Leading Lake Howell (fr-7) were S u m n e y and S a m s (two goals each). W ydra and P e tro ff (one goal each) an d Ddaney (on e aaalst). S h ile a had 12 saves for th e Sliver H aw ks. T h e Ram s o f coach Jttn M arino (8 -3 ) w on (heir eight game in their leaf n in e trim . clu b b in g W inter Sprin gs (3-7). Lake Mazy, which led 1 l - t a t helfU m e, got g oals from Brian Montgomery (seven). Ken Ho (live), Adam Kurir(two) an d Bobby L in k . D errick Devcau and Ryan McLane (on e each). T h e Rama win conclude th e regular s e a s o n by hosting undefeated W inter Sprin gs o n T u esd ay an d then going to Lyman n ex t T h u rad ay. Both gam es begin a t 7 p.m.____________________________ eJttHflfttawii™*4 * MORTOAOE CORPORATION. cabs noi ta isaa oat* COLONIAL MORTOAOE COMPANY VS CARMEN J SORRENTINO IF LIVING ANO IF DEAD. th e unknow n e f o u e e . HEIRS, D IV K S IS GRANTEES ASSIGNS I t LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHIR PARTTIE CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. T H R O U G H , U N P IN O N AGAINST CARMEN J BORRENTINO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CARMEN J SORRENTINO IF ANY. EUNNIEE OWNER! GROUP4. INC . ME GO MORTOAOE CORPORATION JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE A l UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFf NOANT(i) HE- NOTICE OF FONSeiOEVM BALI Nones IE HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo an Order Granting to* Melton to Ratal Foreclosure I si* dated April I, 1333. entered in Criril Casa No M I E l l CAI4 of tha Circuit Court ol too 1 IT H Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE Ceunfy. in tanlord. Florida. I will tad to to* highaal and beat bidder lor cash ot tha Weal Irani door ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida at II M o'clock am on tho llh day ol MAY. 1933 the following daaenbad property at •si forth m said Summary Final Judgment to-wil LOT St. SUNRISE VILLAOE UNIT 2. ACCORDING TO THI PLAT THCRSOF. RiCOROSO IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAGE I t OF T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OF MMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated liua lot day ol APRIL. 194* (CIRCUIT COURT SEAU MARYANNE MORSE CLERK Clark ol too Circuit Court By Jan* E Jatawic Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. parton i wilh diaabilKM* naading a special accom­ modation should conlaci COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Couithouto at 407-121-4310 EXT 4317. M 0 0 -IS I-a 7 M (TDD) or 1•400-444-4770. via Florida Relay Sarvica OAVtO J STERN. PA SOI • UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 PLANTATION. FL 33334 (3S4) 233-1000 Publish April I . t*. 1493 DEO-SO IN IN S COUNTY COUNT OF T H I ■I0NTSBNTH j u d i c i a l oiN eurr, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OA3B NO.) •■-47S-OC-79-R COUNTRY CREEK MASTER ASSOCIATION, a Florida nol-for-protit corporation. PUintllf. v*. GARY E BLACKMON, at al. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that tha undersigned will ollar th# following daaenbad proper­ ty In Sami note County. Florid* LOTS l i t S 123. O U N S AT COUNTRY CREEK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK it . PAOE 13. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOOETHER, with all lh* improve manta now or haraatlar •reeled on lh* property, and all aaasmant*. right*, appurte­ nance*. rants, royalliaa. miner­ al. oil and gat right* and prof­ its. water, watar rights and water stock, and all futurai now or thereafter a party ol property, including replace­ ment* and additions thereto. The oI to* A J Number 94-311-CP. I* toe Circuit Court toi Count)* Flood*. Probate Onwioiy i of wNcfi M Pool Olka C. tanked Florida 33771. The ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AN parsons an d a n ttae aonteBva, venue, or pmadtoden of tow Court aro latyjaad to IN* toad obfeettona wWi tow Court WITHif THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THB FAST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER T H I DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AN creator* al to* dacedsnl and estate on whom a copy of tote notice is aarvad within tor** month* alter lh* date of toe te»t publication ol ton notice must fii* Ihair claima wilh this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER T H I DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All olhar creditor* ol th* deca­ dent end parson* having claim* or demand* again*t the deca­ dent'* aatala mutt file lh*lr claims with Ihi* court WITHIN THR EE M ONTH! AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND O B JECTIO N S NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date ol tho first publica­ tion o l Ihi* Holies is April 3, 1444 Personal Representative Yard* L. Rustarholi (004 TWIn Lakes U n* Ovlado. Florida 337(S Attorney for Personal R* press n la lira Rosemary O'(has Florida Bar No 33S9IE Baker A Hotlatter LLP Peat Office Boa 112 Orlando. Florida 33403 Telephone (407) (44-4000 Publish April 9. 1(. 1449 DEB-73 FlUKCUEHUL*'tetm n *^te •harbor 33-134 CR I* pan** too Crawl Court, for (la u la wto. Probes* Oweron. of wrath is PestOSM Ftonea 31771 al tor ALL INTERESTED PERSON* AM MOTIFS 0 THAT on whom towno*ca M «9ty of to* WA of to* Fwioraf •on of toil Court aro iniw ODyecnofis wiwi liwi mmvi WITHIN THE LATER OF THRU MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUSUC ATTON OF TME NOTICS OS THWITV DAVE AFTER THE DATE OF EBRMCS OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICS ON THEM AN crodior* ol too dacodanl and publication of Mo nottoo met fiio tooir claim* with toil Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 1HREE M ON TH ! AFTER THE DATE OF THB FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COFY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All otoor creditor* of Ihe dacedant and parsons having claims or demand* agamat to* dacadant'a aetata m u«l At* Ihair claim* wilh this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMAND! ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dal* ol the First publica­ tion of this Notice la April 4. 1449 Personal Raprasanlattva; ROSA NIEVES (3 4 W Orange Blossom Trail Apopka. Florida 13711 Attorney lor Poraonal RopreaanUtiv* Edwin L- Williamson Florida Bar No. 0144740 Glas A Robinaon. P.A. 340 N. Orange Avenue Suite 000 Orlando. Florida 33403 Telephone (407) 434-34(1 Publith April 4. 14. 1441 0CB-74 Tirol MARY J HAYNES. I Nrortoer 14 221-CP. w toe Crau* Corot tor Coroiry Ftomte. toe adtoeao of wtecA to Pool OGce Drawer C. tenfard. FL 33773 The of toe parmproranteto* end to* perALL M TERUT1D PERSON* A M NOTtFWD THAT ta served who hove oteecBon* tool Mrolange too iwkduy of too wW. toe W kAceaona of »w personal repre rantetoro. venue or pwwdkean of Mo Court ara roqroad to No toot obfeekono well tow Corot WITHM THE LATIN OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE GATE OF THE FRET PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OS THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICS ON THEM AS ciecthor* ot Bro decedent end other person* having dawn* or ol to* Ant of Me nolica must file their clslm* wilh this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTH* AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH IS NOTICS ON THEM. All other creditor* a l the dece­ dent end person* having claim* or demand* again* 1 toe deca­ dent* estate must fit* Ihair claim* with tot* court WITHIN THR EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM*. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The date al the tin t publica­ tion of tola Notice la April 4. 1349. Personal Representative: M. JEAN MSTHVIN 104 Eileen Drive Altamonte Spring*. FI 33714 Attorney tor Personal A* presents Inra: Florida Bar No 441434 LAWRENCE W. CARROLL, JR.. P.A. 704 Turnbull Are.. *303 Altamonte Springs, FI 33701 Telephone (407) 340-4444 Publish April*. IE. 1444 DEB-43 �BfWE y g r *> Snoring may be more than just noise reappeared In hla cou rt. How reassuring. h e said, th a t even tone-death th u n d rrh ead s know w hen to cool It. f o r the record. I’m a past offender. Way pnat. In the 1900a when others my age were sm oking pot an d proteatitw th e war. I u n ­ asham edly cruised th e s tre e t* of the Matron's C api­ tal In s Chevy Impala co n ­ vertible that had powerful h eard the Suprem e* singing ‘ Baby Love” s good 10* m in u te* before 1 arrived at h e r apartment. As you m ust know , neither a m an 's co ­ logne nor hi* m usic should m ak e an entrance before he d o es. Today. I realise how Inconalderale I waa sharing 'B a b y Love" with the world. I don't know what ever possess ed m e to be ao brazen. To u se my H-track ao sinfully. I should have kepi D iana Rosa a n d th e Suptem es to myaelf • n o m atter how good they w ere . 1 Having said th at. I want to m ak e It clear th at I appreci­ a te th e efforts o f any judge o r law enforcement officer who w ants lo gel tougher with the new breed o f nolaem akrr*. Play them ele­ vator music for a few hours. Play Drbby Boone. O r Bnya. them suffer. O u r good friend. Sg t. Dar­ rell Presley of the Sanford Police Force, laughingly said th e Judge who m akes thund rrh ead s listen to mellow m u sic might be dishing out a ‘ cru el and unjust pu nish­ m e n t." Presley said that when San fo rd patrolmen hear som e really loud otuflf from a n o th er vehicle that the n o ise disappears by the time a police car moves alongside. *We u se to say that people hud black A white fever th at they'd wise up when they saw the black A white police car.' C h ief Deputy Sh eriff Steve H arriett said he had to warn a n offender this week. *You'd be surprised how frequently we get com plaints," he sola gravely. The law says sound ca n 't project more th an 100 feet from vehicle. If It does, it's stop (he m usic and r e ­ ceive a ticket. ‘ Good citizens want their neighborhoods to quiet and p eacefu l," Harriett said. T h e y treasure the tranquil­ lity. They feel that others should respect that • and be m ore consid erate." I didn't have the heart to tell th e chief about having played ‘ Baby Love" while driving along Pennsylvania Avenue. He'd have been s u ­ prem ely disappointed. Daughter’s ban of < dog peeves parents o r a l Urns* a y ea r for w eeks s t a U m e. At f i r s t .ws sccep ted ib is a rrsn g fm e n t despite allorgios to W s rocantiy purchased a now homo and have invested in now car­ peting. Ws have been honest with m y p a re n ts a n d told th e m th a t while wo welcome them anytime, to p lease make o th e r arrangem ents fee* their pats. They are furious about our deci­ s io n , c r it ic is in g us for valuing too much of us, ly changed the iy claim? IN RICHMOND mts to a toy at a motel or I thot aeeopts pete. Even If meet share the ceet of their [lag, It w ill probably be iper t h a n carpel cleaning esasnllally and le g a lly based on th eir individual free-w ill ch o ice. They give themselves to each other. It’s not s matter o f giving away a female piece of property. In 18 ytoro I performed m ore than 25,000 c iv il cervm oniee fo r couples from SO sta tes and 81 coun­ tries. I rarely permitted the giving away of a bride, making exceptions based on foreign practices. To me, th e ‘ giving away waa sim ilar to selling a pine of te a l estate. I could not, and do not, accept the practice among contemporary brides born in th elL & A ‘ MARRYIN* SAM * FROM NEVADA DEAR -M ARRYIN' BAM” : Yowr latter la su re to rales Ike although It may not diminish their dtslre to be “given in asar* rlag e” by th e i r fath ers. A l­ though th# contemporary bride In reality gives herself to h o r husband, o n * lo o k th ro n g h a bridal m agaslno abould bo a clue to how eh e cllnga to 1 I i 1 i DEAR ABBY; M y 21-yoar-old daughter, *Cammie,‘ has been see­ DEAR ABBY: For many yean 1 ing a 21-year-old m arried man for h av e regarded your colum n as a three yean. They m et a t work, and n eu tra l observ er of hum an prob­ a fte r only a few m o n th s becam e le m s . One re c u rrin g to p ic th a t lovers. He was still In collage and appears concerns ‘ giving the bride had been married only a year. He told Cammie h e was going to away" at a wedding ceremony. The custom exists worldwide in various treat hi* wife indifferently ao she’d leave him. He ju s t couldn't be th e ethnic groups. bad guy. Hs's a n o n lv child an d Historically the custom is based depends on hla parents for support. on th s centuries-old concept o f a Ha’s afraid of th e ir reaction to a woman (daughter) being the proper­ divorce, financially ant! emotionally. ty or chattel of th e male head ortho He promised Cammie he'd move fam ily (fathor). I t precedes sven out after hla wife graduated from Biblical practice*. college. Then h e s a id he’d lea v e In our contemporary strides for a fter he graduated. T hen he said gender equality, the practice hardly after he gets out o f debt and after seem s necessary a t a wedding. In he gets a Job. W ell, ho moved a ll a ll a ta te e , a m a n and a woman right — into a b ig g er ap artm en t e n t e r into a c o n tra c tu a l union with his wife after sh e got pregnant. Cammie found o u t about t h * pregnancy after I saw his w ife'a name in s newspaper ad for the gift reg istry of a lo ca l b ab y sto re. I called and confirmed the informa­ tion and was told h e r duo date is hist two weeks away. This man had tIO IJ I kept the pregnancy a secret th e Chicago entire Ume. Ciunmie waa going to end the affair, but relented when he s io a m } New Orleans cried on her s h o u ld er about n o t wanting children y e t, and what a |New York nightmare this is. Abby, his d is r e g a r d for my |7M 3| |Orlando daughter’s feelings and future are astounding. It's te a rin g my h eart *117. |San Francisco o u t I want Cammie to find a soul mate and build a life, not live like a *100.541 prisoner, waiting to see a married |Washington, D.C. man a couple o f hours a week. I f '-■A 7’VwO this affair was revealed to the wife or hie parente, he'd be forced to be | Furon Furnirure Sale! } DEAR AfifiY: Maybe my experi­ ence w ill keop other hearts from being broken as m ins was. I waa involved with a married nun. Ha •wore ha and his w ilt ware break­ ing up; it was taking ao tong only because o f the children. How could I have bean so stupid? It happened two years ago, but only now am I seeing dearly. Now Pm finally able to talk about I t fin ■hocked how similar my experience has been to that of other women. Them men all say practically the sam e th in g ; ‘ You m a k e mo feel a l i u s ag a a aain l n .*!) * f V si nans n a n lU m that i k a f how li nans alive now realist you feel about yourself comae from within.) ‘ I can talk to you and you really listen .* (I didn’t have three (mall children underfoot demand­ ing my attention.) *My wife and I have a lousy sox life.* (Some even claim it 's nonexistent, but thalr wives seem to get pregnant anyway. Immaculate conception, perhaps?) T ake It from me, ladiss, what your married lover Is tailing you la what they all zay - and what hall no d o u b t to ll th e n e x t gullible woman who comes along. I was a fool I feel guilt and eadnees for the pain my actio n s ca u sed my ex* lover's w ife when sh e found out about our affair. 1 can only offer my heartfelt apology. To those of you who are having affairs — please learn from my mis­ takes. T h e pleasure is dwarfed in comparison to the pain that's inflict­ ed on so many people. It’s Jiut not worth It. EX-MISTRESS IN MASSACHUSETTS F U T O N S 4 1L E $ < > O H l A N l) O # t *— JHU M / / At I A M U N I t i 1T 10(1 “OUR GOAL IS TO GIVE YOU THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE EVERY DAY” E d K ra m a rctk Circulation Manager If you are having a service problem that you are unable to resolve, please contact me. 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Sontag1* two-no-trump rebid showed a balanced IS 24 point* True, he had only 23 high card points, but that good five-card suit and all those aces and kings made the hand noticeably DEAR DR GOTT: I wish to inform you that masturbation Is harmful. I find that medical doctors are poorly informed about the consequences of thfc act, which can lead to mental and physical destruction. 1 practiced vet­ erinary medicine (or M years before taking a Job In a stats hospital for the Insans. I saw talsnted ad ults and healthy animals bacoma skin and hones became they used a ll their antrgisa masturbating. DEAR READER Nonsense. I hope you were taking care of insane ani­ mals, not humans. Otherwise, you should have been a resident, not a DEAR DR GOTT. I have been diagnoted with painful calcium deposits in my Achilles1tendon. I'm 73. What can DEAR READER You have at least five options: t. Ignore the condition and use heat, heel pads and cushioned shoes. 2. Try over-the-counter pain med­ ication, such as ibuprofen. A few days of treatment may reduce your discom­ fort and allow you a fr e e r range of motion. In my experience, however, you will eventually need professional Altar winning with tha haart king, dadarar cashed his top diamonds, get­ ting tha bad news. Ha caetiauad with th a elub king: I t , thraa. a c t. Back cama a heart. Watt correctly unblock­ ing the I t to heap communication with hia partner. Sontag lad a apadt to dummy * a ct. called lor a club and, playing tha odda, flneaaed hia nina. West won with hi* Jack, cubed tha di­ amond quean, and reverted to hearts: two down. Unlucky, yet auppoaa declarer pUya a apada to dummy1* act at trick two, followed by a club toward hia hand. Here, if EaM win* with the ace. South unblocks the nine and baa 10 tricks: two spades, two heart*, two diamonds and lour clubs. If East ducks, declarer switches to diamond*, building nine tricks via two spades, two hearts, four diamonds and one chib. Finally, If the clubs are unfavorable, the contract still makes if diamonda are 2 2. P E TE R Q O T T , M .D attention. 3. Ask your doctor to prescribe anti­ inflam m atory drugs — such as Motrin. Lodine or Voltaren — that may reduce the pain and irritation. 4. Have a cortisone injection into the painful deposit This procedure is considered routine by most orthope­ dic surgeons and is usually quite effectiv e when oral medication doesn't work. 9. Have the calcium removed. This form of surgery is ordinarily the last resort because it is expensive, a nui­ sa n ce and tfor awhile) painful. N onetheless, removal of calcium spurs may enable you to remain inde­ pendent. active and pain-free for many more years North Masse a A to v •a * 78 9 4 * a7 a 4 a East Weal * Q 719 3 a J a a 4 f Q J 10 2 9 71)41 a 3 * QJ • * A 3 * J to Berth a K 2 « A X # A K 10 a 2 S K Q I 1 Vulnerable: N orth South Dealer. South flaaik 2* 2NT West Pass Pass Narth 2a 3N T East Pass AD p us Opening lead: w Q DEAR D R COTT: I am periodically bard of hearing. At these times. I hold my nose, dose* my mouth and blow bard. This causes an audible click — and my hearing returns. What should Ido? DEAR READER v nur periodic hearing lots teems to be due to a malfundion of the ears’ venting mecha­ nism. the two liny Eustachian tubes that conned the middle-ear chambers to an area behind th e nose. T h ese tubas aarve to e q u a llit p ressu r* between the outside world and tha closed compartments of the middle ear. Whan the E u stach ian tu bas remain closed, pressure alterations make hearing difficult, as happens during decom pression in airplane Bights. I urge you to see an earnoaeand throat specialist; hia or her advice would benefit you tremendously. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “Ear infections A Disorders.” Other readers who would like a copy should send 23 p lu s a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray HUl Station. New York, NY 10IM. B e su re to mention the title. O IWNEWSPAftH ENTERPRISE ASSN � 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 09, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 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 09, 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/c423e1346f5fa771ecd7817b42b4a064.pdf 1ba9d24b9292469ca2dff88dfda9264b PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY March 17, 1999 91st Year, No. 145 (407)3222611 Sanford, F L SO C«nU Serving W eather Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs All Souls students prep for March 23rd Science Fair Sunny High: 78 Low: 54 and Seminole County S in c e Lottery Winning Numbers 1 0 0 0 □INSIDE W hatever happened to Rocheeter?, please see I’nge 2A. □ BRIEFLY and Com m unity Education Volunteers will hold a Spring Fling Fashion Show and Luncheon on Friday. March 10 at 10 a.m. To be held at the Cooperative Extension Service Auditorium . 250 West C ounty Home Road. Sanford, the 96 cost In ­ cludes the fashion show, benefit raffle and lunch. Proceeds go to adult and youth educational scholar­ ships. For more Information, call (407) 665-5550. Lake Mary V r a ta 's C h* will hold a Spring B runch and Plant Sale on Saturday. M arch 20 from 10 a.m . to 1:00 p.m . at the Lake Mary C om m un ity Building. 250 North C o un try C lu b Road. Lake Mary. Th e $5 donation proceeds will benefit the Seminole C om m unity C o l­ Scholarship Fu n d . For nnaUon. please call (407) 3 23-6953. sinter a Society will meet at the Sanford Garden C lu b , 200 Fairm ont Drive. Sanford, on Saturday, M arch 20. from 2 to 4 p.m . A planning event for the April Plant S to w and Sale, the program features a Show and Tell of members* three favorite bromellads and a Pup Exchange, where members can exchange off­ set plants and obtain new Second baby dies; driver arrested STAFF WRITER SA N FO R D - Th e Sanford man who ran a red light and caused the death of twins a woman w ar carrying when he struck her car on Rhlnehart Road In Lake M ary on M onday has two p rior D U I convictions, a num ber of charges for drug possession, and has lost his li­ cense six times. Kenneth Hinson. 48. Is In custody on two counts of ve ­ hicular homicide, following the death of Violetta Bem auer's twins a little more than 24 hours after the accident. *He said he kind or took his eyes off the road, and by the time he saw the light It was too late.* Lake M ary Police Department Lt. David G u ild ­ ford said. ’ He showed r e ­ morse. He was sorry for what surrendered ___________ peacehilly f t about 5 p .m . Tuesday when police received a tip that he was staying at a friend’s house at 705 Wiley Ave. In Sanford. “We think he waa kind of t-1-*'-g — * **-—r * nmlrtfaril In seven traffic accidents, and his last D U I was In 1966. Po­ lice at the scene did not be­ lieve he was Intoxicated In Monday's accident, although the results of the blood tests are not yet available. Hinson's crim inal record In­ cludes charges for cultivating m arijuana, possession of co­ caine. and multiple charges for forging d rug prescriptions, police said. Police traced the phone num ber of the house on W iley Avenue with help from a W KM O , channel a U repo rte r who had been Interviewing Hinson's son. Hinson struck Bem auer'a 1991 Honda Prelude In the driver's side door Monday when he ran a red light in his 1984 full-sired Dodge pickup. Bem auer. 30. had a green light aa she was turning onto Rhlnehart Road at 10:57 a.m . from the Manderley S u bdivi­ sion. police said. It look rescue workers about 30 minutes to remove Be rnaueFs car roof so she could be airlifted to Orlando Re­ gional Medical Center. She suffered a ruptured uterua and ’ Hinson at Ms friend's house Tuesday at around 5 pm . Hinson Is weeks pregnant with twin boys. Baby Brian died just before m idnight Monday, and baby Joshua died shortly after noon Tuesday at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children ft Women, hospital spokesman Joe Brown said. Tire twins were delivered by Caesarian section Monday at the neo natal care unit of the Arnold Palmer Hospital. Brian weighed * pounds, five ounces, and Joshua weighed two pounds, nine ounces at b ln h . ’*" -The twins Wi r t in extrem ely critical condition due to the trauma of the ruptured uterus. ‘A Fair to ffawssaahse,* 4 p.m . Woven Heart and Clare Bridge are assisted living residences specializing In care for the elderly and Alzheim er's patients and hoot a combined 100 resi­ dents. T h e lair, free to the public, will feature a raffle, m usic, face painting, clowns. games, arts and crafts and facility tours. For more In ­ formation. call (407) 977­ 8 78 6 . STAFF WRITER W IN TE R SPR1NOS • After five years of planning for a To w n Center on about 200 acres of property, the W inter Springs Commission entered Into an agreement with a developer to conduct feasibility studies for developing 900 acres. Th e agreement with Jo shl and Associates of Florida for • o a t i a f Tha Am erican Cancer Society w ill prese n t’ a Luncheon and Fashion Show Th u rsd a y. M arch 18 at the Heathrow C o u n try C lub. Th e reception la at 11:30 a.m .. followed by lunch and the fashion show at 12 p.m . T h e show la presented by Michelle Neu. Fo r ticket res­ ervations call Beverly Boothe (407) 321-3576 o r Je a n Fowler (407) 3 23-9564. County Chamber o f C o m ­ caisfuiy sots firs to fas uodertxiah aa part of a oon- Wednesday by county officials. Suber wants trial in Orlando sltions coordinator for the county wants $20 million in □QUOTE "The First Amendment is In terested in the truth." Drown said. B e m a u rr Is recovering In stable condition In (he Inten­ sive care unit of OR M C. ’She’s recovering well.* Brown said. ’ She'll probably stay a few more days.* Th is was the first pregnancy for Violetta and David Bernauer of Samantha Lane In Lake Mary, who have been married for a year and a half. Brown said. ’ Everybody (in the family) was otn-lously quite concerned and upset.’ Brown said. "There’a no way to measure what's going on In the heart and mind.* lllnson was Interviewed al the Lake M ary Police D epart ment Tuesday before I transported to the J o h Polk Correctional Facility. Is being held without bond. Hinson Is scheduled to m s h r his first court appesrance to­ day at 1:30 p.m . Th e accident la a tragic ex­ ample of why police warn drivers lo never ru n a red light. Oulldford said. “What difference 1s 3 0 sec­ onds or a m inute going to make.* Oulldford saidL ^ N h y take chances? T h is is one hard lesson for him (Hinson) to learn.* W inter Springs will develop Town Center over 900 acres hosted by Woven Hearts and Clare Bridge, w ill be held at the facility at 395 Alafaya Woods Boulevard. Oviedo, on Sunday. March 21. from 1 to merce mem bership lu n c h ­ eon of A p ril 30 will be held at Seminole Volunteer E n ­ terprises. 407 W . Fourth Street at 11:45 a.m . Jea n Metz, executive director of Seminole Volunteer E n te r­ prises. will be the featured speaker. charged wNh two counts of vehicular homicide, and la being held In IhsSamlnola County Jal. S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y • T h e trek to Fort Myers for the Joyce Suber vs. Seminole C ounty trial may not be neces­ sary. Buber's attorney has filed an emergency motion to r e ­ consider location. If the m o ­ tion Is successful, the trial most likely would be held In Orlando. ’ It’s a location request not a delay," said Orlando attorney Jo h n Head. *We are seeking a financial hardship for Ms. Suber. ’ It will be m uch less burden on her to have the trial in the Orlando Central D is ­ trict." Suber. a former land acqul- false termination. She haa also charged age discrim ination and sexual harassment by two county commissioners and other officials. Th e county says Buber's termination was ju sti­ fied. Deputy C ounty attorney Lonnie Oroot conferred w ith Orlando attorney Jeff Monde), who la representing the defen­ dant In the trail that was originally scheduled to be heard In U.S. District Court In Orlando before Judge Anne Conway. Conway's fUU ached- gency motion at Its face value.** a root said Tuesday. *We have not taken a position on the motion that would r e ­ turn the trial to Orlando. We're discussing the Issue and awaiting Jud g e Conway's d e ci­ sion." Buber's motion begged the court to allow for the abrupt decision on M arch 10 to change the site where the m o ­ tion was Died to a site m ore than 150 miles away and to begin in leas than three weeks’ time. Since being fired by Sem i­ nole County and a $50,000 ayear-job. Suber says she has mode from $7 to $9 an ho u r in a variety of jobs none of w hich lasted more than six months. residential and entertainm ent uses. Developer Rohit Josh! said the project will Include hotels. city offices, libraries, park o rcas. retail development, and residential development far single families and m ultlole families. *We want to be with the W n te r Pkrta of Central Floe_ Wln.ter Springs M ayor Paul Partyka said. -Right now m any people don't know where W inter Springs is. T h a t won’t be the case 10 years from now.* Th e estimated cost of devel- �t 2A •Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Rorida •Wednesday, March 17,1999 Too many ads spoil the sale TTie Sem inole Herald w an ts to publicize y o u r ev en ts, c lasses a n d sem in ars th at ore available to th e general public. We’d like to have th e Inform ation for y o u r an n o u n c e m e n t a t le a st a week In advance. All Item s sh o u ld be typed o r w ritten legibly a n d Include Infor­ m ation about who. w h at, w hen, w here nnd even w hy y o u r event Is taking place. Be su re to Include your nam e n n d a daytim e ph o n e n u m b e r In case we have sam e q u estio n s a b o u t th e Infor­ m ation. ___ K * I was In the grocery store the other day. picking up some chips, kidney beans, lean ground round. Mexican beer and cheese — you know, repre­ sentatives of the essential food groups. Grocery stores have little oblong bars that you use to separate your items from the person in front of you. You know, that little black rubberized bar? I know it's not something you gen­ erally think about. It's one of those anonymous items that you take for granted in the modem world — like staples, those tittle rings in the bottom of blenders and bloated software. But the other day. as I took my place in the “12 Items Or Less" lane, I picked up the bar to place between my little pile and the sugar free canned fruits and green beans of the little old lady in front of me. 1 noticed that the bar, instead of being one solid color and covered with the nicks and finger­ prints of the generations of consumers that had stood In line before me, was gleaming, white and laminated. And it had a little picture on it. Picking ft up, I discovered that the little bar waa, in fact, an advertisement for a movie cur­ rently showing at a theater near me. Essentially. It was a banner ad, a miniaturized version of a billboard. Of course, you had to rotate the bar and squint to see what movie it was push­ ing. which kind of diminished Us pro­ motional effect. Was this supposed to induce me to drop my groceries, dash down to the multiplex and aee this movie Immediately, chili and beer be damned? Was that really going to happen? I don't think so. So who came up with this idea? Didn't advertising used to have an actual effect? One had a product, and one picked the adver­ tising campaign that would convince the maximum amount of consumers to buy it. The strategy now seems to be to achieve desired results through massive incrementalism. Any blank surface Is a canvas upon which ad­ vertisers can splatter copy. Match­ books, municipal buses, the sides of blimps, walls, Web pages, refrigerator magnets, unblemished foreheads — all are sites for messages. My ATM displays ads. I’ve heard commercials while on hold on the tele­ phone. Once, while pumping gas at my local gas station, 1 heard a commer­ cial over a loudspeaker at the pump, promoting the very gas station I was standing at. What waa the point of that? I mean, I was already there, wasn't IT Did they want me U> drive around the block,'and come back ■gain? What about s lo n s that promote themselves with in-house announce­ ments? You're already in the store, ■hopping, yet you're bombarded with audio messages telling you what a treat It la to shop in that store. And product placem ent. Jam ea Bond uses a certain brand of cell theme. Harrison Ford raises a Coke nto the shot. Teens fighting aliens make sure that their Tommy jeana labels are clearly visible at all times. Jeff Goldblum and Tom Cruise save the world with Apples. Cary Grant never ordered a Pepsi at the bar, and Garbo never appeared on screen in Calvin KWns. If you want a classic, it has to have some timeless appeal. Who knows what products are even going to be around 10 y ean from now? Tommy Jeana, Pepsi or Nokia phones could be things of the past, making your ultra modern up-to-date entertainment package look hopeless |y old-fashioned. Besides, docent there seem to be something a little bit des­ perate about ail this relentless adver­ tising? There’s a fine line between seizing a promotional opportunity and plastering your product on anything that moves. We've crossed that line. I thought the free market had taken over everything. 1 thought capitalism was top dog. So why are the agents of our world-beating economic aystem acting like bratty little sweaty, needy children, tugging at our sleeves, drool­ ing on our shoes, whining a t us from every corner? Maybe capitalism needs a time-out. Ju st settle down, OJLT A nap in the corner, maybe some Rital­ in — don't make me come up there. 1 mean it f ^oiii q is <3"o» “dfiic \ 3 5 th A n n u a l K iw anls Pancake Day Saturday* March 27, 1999 Sanford Civic 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 What has become of Rochester? Q. What happened to Rochester, who was on "Th e Jack Benny Show?" Did he retire (or die) before Jack Benny died? — Ralnsville, Ala. DICK & CHICKI KLEINER A Eddie "Rochester* Anderson died in 1977, three years after Jack Benny passed away. Q. Since we are boob approaching the new millennium, 1remember my mother telling me of a movie about the year 2000. There waa a young couple standing la freai sf a ma­ chine where you could select a boy or girt. A gentleman tuned to the camera and said. "Give me the good old days." Any info ou this one? — J .P - Rock Falls, 111 A It wasn't the year 2000 that was featured In the movie, “Just Imagine." That film waa mode in IBM and looked at what the world would be like SO years ahead — IBM. It featured El Brendel and Maureen O'Sullivan. Q. My wife of U years and 1 have A. You may be thinking of “Hell Divers,” a 1922 film that had Gable and Beery, but no Tracy, or "Test HJot" from IBM, which had Tracy and Gable, but no Beeiy. We don't know of any World War I film that had all three. Of My daughter la Interested In playlog the drama and I would love to have her see this movie. — A L A ., Sierra Vista, Arts. Wy n u ll ; ;< P y .,,. Entertainment All Day By Local Youth Croups Fresh Produce Silent Auction ft) Merchandise Matt ^ Bake Sale Tickets Available At Sanford Chamber A Our sympathy to your neighbors. You can let the dear girl see that film, which is available on both video and User disc. am having with my hnaaand. Has Maria, the wife of Niles, on "Frasi­ er.” ever appeared In any episode? 1aay no. My husband says yes. Who’s right? - WJ*. Windham, N.H. A You are right as ruin. Thai is a gim­ mick on the show, that Maria has never appeared but Is always talked about Q. I’ve gotten hooked an reruns af "Medical Center.” Where are Pernell Roberts, Gregory Harrison. Marge ghtolnlr and ether members of the cast? — D.B„ Oswego, N.Y. A YouYe got your doctor shows con­ fused. "Medical Center” starred Jsmes Daly and Chad Everett The ooe with Roberta, Harrison and Sinclair waa “Trapper John, M.D." Of three three, Ms. Bbdalr died la IBM. but Roberta and Harrison are still active actor*. Q. I remember a movie la Uw IMS* With Sol Mlaee called ”1 % Gene Krapa Store.” I have never When you buy $.99 Tile... Do you really know what you're buying? WeBuy FromEuropeanCompanies Direct! Left FeoeK, Belyend SpainMakeThe Beet! And You DeserveThe Beet! Let U» 8how Yod fltaWtf • Save O n C a r p e t •rre*- W EA TH ER real |i : m ld-70s. Lowe In the low-BOe. T h u di y i Sunny, Highs in the m ld-70s. Lows In the u p p c r-5 0 s. Frida y: S u n n y. Higha in the mld-SOe. Lows in the 50a. Satarday: Ptcld. Highs In the 70s. 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Peterson), D O B 0/13/60, was arrested by Sernlnolr County Sheriff's officers, charged w llh Sell / Purchase / Manufacture / Deliver / Traffic In more than 28 grams and Resist / Obstruct / Oppose O tllrer without Violence. LONOWOOD. M arch 15. 3:28 a.m .. G ra n t Street. Tim othy O'Neal. D O B 9/24/08, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's officers, charged with Possession of Cocaine and Possession / Use of D ru g Paraphernalia. D U I LAKE MART. March 15. 1:37 a.m .. Longwood - Lake Mary Road. Linda Noreen Manchester. D O B 5/4/00. was arrested by Lake M a ry Police Department officers, charged with D U I. Manchester refused administration of a Breathalyzer exam. SANFORD. March 13. 11:11 p.m .. French Avenue. Donald Bernard Newman. DOB 12/3/70. wns arrested by Seminole C ounty Sheriff's officers, charged with D U I. His Breathalyzrr results w rre .134 and .144. Oil PIAIMCIIS IUIIT ACCEPT Fags 1A J J u l a M M H ollis jliE S E MAX HOLLIS • Lizzie Mae Hollis, 86. West I Washington Street, O rlando, [died Tuesday. M arch 16, ;1999. B o m on Dec! 25. 1912 •In Balnbrldgel Qa.. she moved Uo Central Florida 70 years ago. She was a -hom em aker and a Baptist. She Is survived by a son, •Robert McGill. Orlando. Fu !neral arrangements fay Sunrise ; Funeral Home In Sanford. JA M E S E. O 'l Jam es E. O To o lc . 41. C in ­ nam on Oak C t.. Lake M a ry, Idled on Sunday, M arch 14. B o m In Brooklyn, N.Y., he Btoved to Central Florida In ;IB93. He was a records cle rk i n telecommunications and a •Catholic. ; He waa active In the C om ­ m unications W orker of A m e r4ca. N.Y. and Florida, T e le ­ phone Ploneera. Lake M a ry Home Owners Assn., and United W ay and United Arts of Central Florida. Survivors Include wife, G lo ­ ria O To o lc ; step-daughtera. Denise Torreo-Fagan of Long- ...... ofTorres Xlwood and Erika tamonte Springs; mother. Lil­ lian Patterson of H ull, Mass.; sisters, Colleen Clacclo of C ran b u ry. N J . and C ynthia O To o le of Staten Island. N.Y. He had 2 grandchildren. Arrangements by BaldwtnFalrchlld.Oaklaw n Park C e m e ­ tery and Funeral Home, Lake M ary. Under the agreement, the city cannot negotiate w llh other developers on the town center project for 90 days. "The exciting thing here to llial when M r. Jo sh l came here It was concerning the Tow n Center property.* Partyka said. *Now, It b e ­ comes one big massive p ro j­ ect.* Th e agreement was an­ nounced before Jo shl has p u r­ chased any properly In W inter Springs. Joshl said he hopes to begin negotiating with landowners and purchasing properties in the next 90 days. If a landlord decides not to sell. Jo shl said the company can develop Sept. 1. 1916 in Kincaid. W .Va.. he moved to Central Florida In 1958. A retired coal m iner, he was a founding pas­ tor of Lake Monroe Chapel. He la survived fay his wife. e. Zella L Ray, Lake Monroe; brother, Eddie McQueen, Page. W .V a .; sons, Roger Ray. Altam onte Springs; and G ary Ray and David Ray, both of Lake Monroc: daughters. Linda Lorraine Manley. Lake Monroe; gnd Ju n e Mays. Sanford; 14 grandchildren and 26 'great­ grandchildren. Brisoon Funeral Home, San­ ford, Is In charge of arrange­ ments. ' A t it MARTHA T. VIHLKN F lU SERVICE PHARMACY Tuesday. M arch 16. 1999. B o m Feb. 18, 1907 In Raycon. QA. he moved to Central F lo r­ ida 70 years ago. A retired la­ borer, he was a member of Mount Sinai Missionary Bap­ tist C h u rch . Sanford, and M a ­ sonic Lodge 79. Sartford. He to survived by daughters, Ella Flowers, Palatka; and Jereline Johnson. Sanford; son, C la r­ ence W illiams. New York; 2 7 grandchildren and 24 great­ grandchildren. i RAT. JACK Funeral services for Rev. Jack Ray will be Friday, March IS, 1999 al 3 p.m. in the Brtason Fu­ neral Chapel with Rev. David Ray, Rev. Willard Eld ridge and Rev. Jam es Cooper officiating. Inter merit will folio follow In Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. RRMRON FUNERAL HOME. 322-2131. SANFORD. IS IN CIIAROE OF SERVICES. ••• SANFO RD C (L J 13th STREET 4 M artefjm cr w 25th STREET. §mdngtmtmtOeunty ! i ft • PHARMACIST: Dana Wynn PHONE: 407 -321-6626 HOURS: Mon-Sat 9 amto 7 pm State-licensed and registered pharmacists Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept most major insurance plans including Humana, Prudential. PCS, PAID. Medimet. MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options Computerized prescription records We carry a full line of quality generic drugs Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and we'll contact your physician and take care of all the details. " Sanford, FL 32771. In lieu of dow­ els, i m r t r r r t f u n e r a l h o m e . Robert Williams, 92. South­ 382-2131. SANFORD, IS IN west Road. Sanford, died CIIAROE OF SERVICES. W H im U M tW CELERY AVE. m S. FRENCHAVE. - SANFORDI Martha T . Vlhlen. 78. E s ­ cambia Drive, Sapford, died Monday. M arch IB . ii. 1999. Bom M arch 27. 1920 In Thonotosassa, she movHO to Central Florida In the 1920’s. Mrs. Vlhlen was Depute C le rk for Seminole Cbounty's o u n ty ! Civil Law Olffce. She waa a m em ­ ber of First United MctKodlst V n U M , MARTHA T. C hu rch of Sanford. Oravcaidc services for Mrs. Vl­ Survivors Include son. W .E . hlen will be Friday (3/19/1999). Vlhlen. J r .. Okeechobee: at 11:00 AM. in the Lakevtew daughter, Duane Dlabrow. Cemetery with Rev. Beth FogleBrandon; slater. Ellen Doaaey. Miller officiating. There will be no public colling hours. For friends Sanford; three grandchildren. Brtason Funeral Home, San­ who wish, the family suggests memorial donations to: Health ford, In charge of arrange­ Care and Rehabilitation Center of ments. .Sanford. 950 MeUonvtlie Avenue, DOCTOR Moor PHARMACY m around the property and •make him a homogenous part of the whole development.* Most of the area being con­ sidered for development Is va ­ cant. except for about three or four homes and 10 properties, McLemore said. “We've been planning to d e ­ velop the town center land for years.* M ayor Partyka said. McLemore said he does not expect that Jo shl’s negotia­ tions with property owners will be a source of serious dif­ ficulty in moving forward w ith the development. A comprehensive plan for the City of W inter Springs five years ago said there should be a Tow n Center. 4- > /M L 1 rw m s a a L S Q U A N TITY NtOKTS FRENCH AVE ; oping 200 acres for a town •center was around $200 m il! lion. Th e cost of developing 900 ucres would be consld;erably more. City Manager ■Ron McLemore said. •You're looking nl more than [four limes the scope of the ; original project.* M cLem ore ; suld. Future studies will show 1how m uch money will need be [Invested In the project, and [how many Jobs will be created, Jo shl and city officials said. Final planning on the project d rd by ! Is expected to be conclude [Ja n . 1. 2000. Th e feasibility phase Is expected to take ut 90 days. Jo s ^ l said. » a respectively. He was also Issued a citation lor Reckless Driving. SANFORD. M arch 13. 2:04 a.m .. SR GOO. Robert Sojka. D O B 9/30/52. was arrested by Seminole C ounty Sheriff's officers, charged with D U I. His Breathalyzer results were .058 and .054. respectively. SANFORD. M arch 13. 11:39 p.m .. SR 417. Paul Tim o th y W yatt, D O B 0/16/63, was arrested by Florida Highway Patrol officers, charged with D U I. His Breathalyzrr results were .293 and .289, respectively. He was also Issued citations for Safety Belt Violation and Failed to Pay To ll. SANFORD. M arch 14. 2:26 a.m.. 8th Street. Frederick Frank Lynch III. D O B 7/8/74. was arrested by Sanford Police Departm ent officers, charged with D U I and Possession -20 grams Cannabis wtthout valid R/X. His Breathalyzer results were .213 and .217. respectively. He was also Issued a citation for Reckless Driving. SANFORD. M arch 15. 1:48 a .m .. Richard, Bart Lee Collins. D O B 3/8/72. was arrested by Seminole C o unty Sheriff's officers, charged with D U I. H is Breathalyzer results were not attached to the arrest report. SANFORD. M arch 10. 1:02 a.m .. SR 417. Donna L McKenzie, DOB 9/0/62. was arrested by Florida Highway Patrol officers, charged with D U I. Her Breathalyzer results were .138 and ,140, respectively. She also received a citation for Speeding. C e n te r Coatlaasd * SMS ---- MfPtJAY YA90 ww Hey. 1748-MaMetf PkMHM « RsNgTlMiefctefl^Sealte DOGSHUR INSURANCE U STIH E WEWYttJOE PHARMACY ASAN/UnHORIZEDIIlESCRIPnONFM M DER? M l L WMIamI tMm II4-17-M Dad, it h a t been i i yuan. Mother, April 17th will be one year. Wk miss you to much, but will neverforget youf To answer the question the poet a th t * ‘it My Team StUI HowingV 1bnixlouutalkU)a\V1ni>OixIePhannacIsLQianoesare0wdthatyou*Ubea)veredatWlnn4)ixIe. JACK RAY Ja c k Ray. 82. Orange Boule­ vard. Lake Monroe, died Tu e s ­ day. M arch 16, 1999. B o m • ^ T'UsV ■*i* & « * ' .!; i,. it ■I il t|' Pn.-vi, •■ ,V rrV: -(Has iu �4A •Sermnote Herald. Santord, Ron da - Wednesday. March 17.1999 People A w aken to trad ition al E aster breads oven and place loaves on racks to cool. Discard the eggs once the bread is cut. Yield: 2 large loaves. — Ited pc from “Flavors of Greece," by Rosemary Barron (William Morrow.* 1991) What better way to Rrect Easier morning than with some traditional Easter breads? Home baked bread is always a treat, and with Easier breads you can link your meal to the cen­ turies old traditions with which Chris­ tians around the world have marked the holiday. H O T CROSS BUNS G R E E K E A S T E R B R EA D 3/4 cup warm i 1 tebteeooon active dnr yoest 1/3 cup auger 1 cup warm mMk • tabiespoona uncalled b u tter,’ 3/4 cup packed light-brown sugar 1/2 cup warm water 2 tabtetpoons activa dry yaast 3 cups unbltachsd. all-purpose Hour 2 tablespoons oil vs oil 3 to 3-1/2 cupa unbleached pastry hour 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons warm S large eggs phis 1 agg yolk |ulce ol 1/2 an orange (about 1/4 cup) 1-1/2 tabtetpoons orange extract 1/2 teaspoon vanilla aitract 1 teaspoon fine-grained ass sail 4 tablsspoons unsaltsd butter, Former Florida District Gov. Jim Crum (tell) with Dave Liddell at Daytona conference awards presentation. Kiwanis honors Liddell V At th e la st regional Klw an ts C lu b co n feren ce held o n th e D ay to n a B each c a m ­ p u s o f E m ery Riddle A viation School, th e S an fo rd K lw anls C lu b a n d Its tw o-term p re s i­ d e n t Dave Lldcll received m an y h o n o rs for service to llie co m m u n ity la st y ear. Tlie local c lu b . In s t a t e ­ w ide co m p etitio n b etw een th e o th e r 350 c lu b s In F lo r­ id a. received h o n o rs tn fol­ low ing categories: A chieve­ m en t. c lu b grow th. W orld­ wide Service Project on Io ­ dide Deficiency D iso rd ers. C om m unity Service. C arin g C o m er, a n d D istin g u ish ed C lub d e sig n a tio n . Im m ediate p a st p re s id e n t Liddell, m ln tstc r of G race U nited M ethodist C h u rc h In Lake Mary, e a rn e d th e h o n o r of b ein g n a m e d a D istin ­ g u ish ed P resid en t for h is le a d e rsh ip of Ills K lw anls C lub th is p a st year. A lso honored w as clu b S ecreto ry Don C olem an, w ith the S em inole C ounty S ch o o l B oard, who w as d e sig n a te d a s a D istinguished S ecreto ry for h is se c re ta ria l p e rfo rm ­ a n c e of h is d u tie s. T he Rev. Liddell c o n tin u e s h is service to c e n tra l F lorida K lw anls a s D ivisional L ieu­ te n a n t G overnor for 18 Ki­ w an is C lu b s. Liddell Is a ls o recipient of th e Hlxon m e­ dallion for h is com m unity service lead ersh ip . Dave, along w ith o th e r S anford Klw an to n s. Is w orking to farm a n o th e r K lw anls C lub in th e H eathrow a n d Lake Mary a re a In th e n e a r future. CALENDAR Rotary Club 6:45 p.in. Rotary C lub of Lake Msuy meets Thu rsd ay m ornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m .. at the M arriott Courtyard. ofT West Lake Maty Boulevard. Contact Mike McLean, president, at 3245662. * Sertoma Club T h e Sertoma C lu b of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every Th u rsd a y m orning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m .. at the Florida Hos­ pital Senior Citizens Center. 1097 Sand Pond Lake Road which connects to Lake Em m a Road, one mile south of Lake Mary Boulevard. Potential members are Invited to attend. For Information, call Gene Prestera. (407) 767-1234. Weight Watchers A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Com m unity Building every Th u rsd a y from 4:45 to aiergeeggo 4 to S cupe unbleached, ad-purp flour, plua a few eextra ilra tel ta epoone for flouring work to r 1 cup dried currant* 1/2 cup flnefy chopped dried i Toastmasters Th e O m n i Toastm asters C lu b 46861 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thu rsd ay at the A A A Building. 1000 A A A Drive. Heathrow. Guests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call J im Ocque, 942-5227 for In­ formation. Recovery Fresh Start Recovery p ro ­ grams offers 12-step support groups for those experiencing life-controlling problems. T h e groups meet every Thu rsd ay, at 7:30 p.m .. at Destiny C hu rch. 3110 Howell Branch Road. W inter Park. For Information call 382-3232 or 384-8135. American Legion American Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second T h u rs ­ day. at 8 p.m .. at the Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Avc. For Information, call 322-1652. 1/2 teeapoon ground U w 1/2 toaepoon pure vanilla as oMor eofld vegetable ehortonln greeetng bowls and baking 4 to 6 hard-bolted Easter agga lor decorating the broad, dyad with food coloring and rubbed with a bit of ollva oil 1 1/4 cup sesame seeds or 1/2 cup btencbsd silvered almond* In a small bowl, dissolve I teaspoon of the brown sugar in the warm water and sprinkle yeast on it. Set aside in a warm place until foamy, about 10 minutes. In a large bowl, sift 2 cups of the ail purpose flour. Make a well in the center, and pour In the yeast mixture. Mix and gradually add the 1/2 cup warm milk. Flour a work surface with some of the remaining cup of the all­ purpose flour, and knead, working in the rest of that remaining cup, for 10 minutes, until firm and eliutic. Brush a bowl and the dough with olive oil and set the dough in the bowl. Cover with a dean. warm, damp kitchen towel and set aside in a warm, draft free place for about t hour, or until doubled In bulk. Beat 5 eggs in a bowl until light and frothy, and beat in the rem aining brown sugar, the orange Juice, the orange extract, vanilla and salt Add' this mixture to the dough with 3 ta­ blespoons of the melted butter, and mix in enough of the pastry flour to make a soft dough. T ransfer to a floured surface ana knead 3 minutes, working In eny rem aining fleer tomake a slightly stiff dough. Divide the dough into 6 pieces. WUh the palms*of your hands, roll each piece into a 9- or 10-inch rope. Brush a large, heavy baking sheet with the remaining tablespoon of melted butter. For the sugar glaze: IM cupi 1/2 cup i Photo tr f W O fkMvwt tof Nee CngUnd Cdtntry WMUr 1 1- 1/2 Celebrate Easier wKh traditional Easter bread recipe* from aroend the world. ro o D MARIALISA CALTA Lay three ropes on the baking sheet, side by side, and braid loosely, luck­ ing the ends underneath so the loaf ends are rounded Itcpcat, making a second braided loaf with remaining 3 ropes, spacing the loaves well apart Loosely cover the loaves with plastic wrap and set aside in a warm, draftfree place for 2 hours, or until doubled in bulk. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Place the oiled, dyed eggs in be­ tween the braids, using 2 or 3 Mgs per loaf, la a cup, mix together the egg 9 equal portions. Form each portion into a round bun. and place each bun about 1-1/2 inches apart on the baking sheets Let rise, uncovered, until dou bled in bulk, about 30 minutes Twenty m inutes before baking, center a rack in the oven and preheat oven to 373 degrees With a sharp knife, cut a cross no mofc than 1/2inch deep in the surface of each bun. Rake each sheet separately. IS to 2o minutes, or until buns are browned and sound hollow when tapped While first pan is baking, make the glaze Combine the sugar and water in a heavy saucepan. Boil, uncovered, for 3 minutes. When buns are done, remove them to a cooling rack and brush immedi­ ately with glaze. Let cool Make the icing: Combine all ingre­ dients in a bowl and whisk until smooth. When glaze is dry. place the icing in a pastry bag fitted with a small, plain , Up,' and pipe a cross over the top of lifr i poon »"of^nUl^Tnd*brofh* the each bun. following the imprint of the ioauas with this costing. SpriaMe with incision. Let stand 20 minutes until seL sesame seeds or almonds and bake 10 Yield: IS buns. minutes. Reduce heal to 330 degrees — Recipe from “The Bread Bible," and bake 20 more minutes or longer, by Beth Hensperger (Chronicle Books, or until golden brawn. Remove from 19991 ment, 1 let him have her. Big m istak e! To m ake a long stoiy short, Mr. W. took Chelaey out to a rural area and dumped her. Mr. W. didn’t want Iter — hie ju st want­ ed to get in one last dig at me. So there I was, blindly thinking Pour the w arn water in a small bowl and sprinkle the yeast and a pinch ol • sugar on top. Stir to dissolve and let . stand until foamy, about 10 minutes , In a large bowl using a whisk at first land then switching to a wooden spoon . when dough gels hard to stir) combine the remaining sugar, milk, butter, salt, eggs and I cup of the flour. Beat hard for I minute. Add the yeast mixture, dried fruits, mace, vanilla and I cup more flour. Meat until well-mixed, about I minute. Add the remaining ' flour, 1/2 cup at a time, until a soft dough form* Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured work surface and knead until soft, smooth and springy, about 3 min­ utes, dusting with flour — only I ta ­ blespoon at a time — when needed to preveat sticking. Push back in any fruit that falls out during kneading. Place the dough In a deep, greased bowl. Turn once to coal the top and cover with plastic wrap. Let rise at room tem perature until doubled in bulk, I to l-l/2mour*. Gently deflate the dough. Turn the dough out ra)o,a (lobfol work surface Grease two baking sheets or line them with baking parchment. Divide the dough into 2 equal portions. Roll each portion Into a 10 inch log and cut into beloved pet ‘Mr. Wonderful’ not so great D EA R ABBY: A s a n a n im a l lover, I’d like to share my story so t h a t o th e r s m ay le a r n from my mistake. I have had the best companion of my life, my dog Chelaey, lor alxmt seven years. Two years ago, I met "M r. W onderful," we fell in love, moved In to g e th e r, and th en th e honeymoon started to deteriorate. I learned th a t Mr. Wonderful had a m ean s tr e a k in h im t h a t I w as u n w illin g to live w ith . As we a r ra n g e d o u r b re a k u p (s e ttlin g bank accounta, dividing up furni­ ture, etc.), Mr. W. made a very big issue out of how close he’d grown to C helsey, and he in sisted th a t he keep her. Against my b etter judg­ For the lemon Icing 1 cup afltod 1 th a t th e two of them w ere living h a p p ily e v e r a f te r . M ean w h ile, som e kindly co u n try folks found Chelsey and took her to the city ani­ mal shelter, where she was chosen "Pet of the Week." For this Itonor. she mode u short appearance on one of the local TV stations' news broad­ casts. I almost had a cardiac arrest w h en ( saw my C h e lse y on TV described as a "stray" found eating out of trash cans. Abby, let this lie a lesson. When you're breaking up with someone, don’t let him have your beloved pet! PAT IN FIRCREST, WASH. D E A R P A T ( Y ou and Chelaey are both v e ry lu c k y — first to h a v e b e e n r e u n it e d a g a tn a t t odds, and second, to have pathological "M r . W o n d erfal" out of y o u r Uvea before b r j - Is to D o A agsr la AU W sad Hew to O m I W Uh IL* To order, m akestosmetsed ~~tfsSSfi^d«e»il<i piss ehsch or Money order for I I IM JO (M Canada) to. Over AUn-, Am BeehlH, Rtt. Boa *47, Meunl WorriT *10*4-0417. 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March 17,1999 •SA J im Sin n H ornets rally, deal Lions first loss Lyman rallies, Lake Mary rolls inPaul Mikler-Reebok Classic B y T o u r P — o tm la r____________ LO H H fcSP O N D t.lV I Wayne is Wildlife Officer of the Year SA N FO R D •Th e Florida Oame and Freah Water Flah Commission (G FC ) has selected Wildlife Officer Stephen D. Wayne aa the state’s 1990 Wildlife Officer of the Year. Wayne. 31. lives In Lake County and works In the OFC*s 12-county Central Region. Wayne was b o m and raised In Hollywood, Fla., and graduated from South Broward High School tn 1989. He was IS years old when he decided he wanted to be a wildlife officer. Th e revelation came at a remote take In South Florida during a fishing trip with his Uncle H arry. *We were out In the middle of nowhere bank fishing all alone •at least that's what I thought fwhen all of a sudden Uncle H arry whispered. 'Here comes the man.' 'Who's the m an7 I asked him . a little alarmed. He told me. T h e man la the game w ardenr* At first I thought maybe we had done something wrong, but I couldn't figure out what. B u t by the time that wildlife officer left us, I was so awed by how m uch he knew about hunting and fishing, and how to get to all the remote areaa around. I knew I wanted to be wildlife officer with the Florida Oame and Fresh Water Flab Comm ission." Wayne said, Wayne win be the OFC*a last Wildlife Officer of the Year tor the G F C . which will become part of the new Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Wayne joined the G F C in 991 after being accepted to he Commission's 21st Wildlife H ik e r Train in g Academy. He Mended the academy after anting an associate of arts In Iberal arts, an associate of ctance in law enforcement rom Broward Com m unity folkge and a bachelor of d e n c c In criminology from lorida State University. After completing the academy. Vayne was assigned to Mccechobee C ounty aa a fulllitre water patrol officer on Lake Ikecchobee and the Uaalmmeee River. D uring his tearly five years in that xMttion. he became a leader tn Mating safety enforcement, Mtnmerclal fishing mforcement. boating accident nvesUgatlona, and search and rscue details. He also took advantage of any opportunity to nake major resource cases on and. In 1995. Wayne transferred o his current position tn Lake dainty. H is caseload Includes urrests for night hunting deer; aldng turkey over bait and out >f season; taking migratory itrds over bait, out of season ind over the limit; killing protected species such as litigators, bears and gopher tortoises; illegal commercial tthing; boating under the influence: driving under the influence; narcotics; Uttering; trespassing: cultivation of marijuana: and apprehending fugitives. Wddltfe officers have tough bs. They are spread too thin id are responsibleJbr huge rrllorfes. Their lives are also i the Une as they encounter ■med poachers, and other imtnais. Expect good snook action at B ^ a a ^ ^ Live shrim p la hard to beat tor anook when eaented on a bare lead-head and worked slowly around cky structure. Redflah. flounder, trout and Jack O V IE D O • One of the capti­ vating qualities of baseball Is that there's no time clock to kill and, aa a result, no way to stall to try and protect a lead. As B ill Veeck once said, you have to throw the ball u p there and let the other guys take their hacks. Th e Oviedo Lions, leading 8 1 In the top of the third Inning, had to do Just that. And the Bishop Moore H or­ nets, on the short end of that score, did Just that. Th e result was an astonishing 12-8 come-from-behind victory by the once-beaten Hornets (IB -1 ) In Tuesday's nightcap of the second day of the Paul Mikler-Reebok Classic being played at Oviedo High School's M lk lrr Field. It waa the first loss of the season for Oviedo (12-1). In other games Tuesday, both the Lyman Greyhounds and the Lake Mary Rama rebounded from extra-inning losses Mon- day to score wins. Lyman scraped by the Boone Braves, 4 -3 . In eight Innings before Lake M ary held off the Colonial Grenadiers, 10-7. W ith two-thirds of the tour­ nament complete, Bishop Moore (2-0) Is the sole undefeated team while Oviedo. Lake Mary. Lyman, and Boone are all I * I In tournament play. Colonial haa lost both of Ita games. plate." said Oviedo coach Kenne Brown of the Hornets. T h e y go up their swinging the bats." Brian Slcenson (three-run home run. a single, and three runs scored) and Craig Stcmpkowksl (home run, sin ­ gle. two runs, two RBI) led the attack for Bishop Moore. Also contributing were Rich Wallace (double, Bfngle, three RBI); C hris Richardson (double, two runs); Kyle Colton (double, two RBI); Pat Malatino (double, run. RBI); Om ar Serrano (single, run); Jo h n Martinez (two runs scored); and Tito A l­ fonso (one run scored). Th e tournament conclude?* with a trirecta of games on Thu rsd ay. At 2 p.m ., Lyman takes on Colonial; Bishop Moore can clinch the tourna­ ment championship with a win over Lake Mary In the 5 p.m. Doing the hitting for Oviedo game; and Oviedo and Boone were Jeff Knapp (home run, will conclude the nine-game three RBI); Larry Grayson (home affair at 8 p.m. run . two RBI): Ju s tin Holmes Trotting 8 -1 , Bishop Moore (two doubles, one run . three scored four run s tn the home RBI); Blaine Schulte (double, half of the third Inning then single); Pat Slrm ryer (single, llcd ahead. 9-8. by scoring two runs): Paul Lubrano ir runs tn the bottom of the fifth Inning. Three runs In the (single); and Kenny Starting. bottom of the sixth Inning com­ Jered Goodwin, and Bobby Mellor (each with one run pleted the rally. scored). "They don't get cheated at the E Richie Brantley (3-0), who relieved starting p itc h e r Joe Sapp In the third Inning for the Hometa, allowed Just one run on three hits over the final 4 2/3 Innings to earn the w in. Oviedo relieve J .C . Blass (3 -1 ) suffered the loss. Th e Lyman Greyhounds (6 -9 ) milled from o 3-1 deficit In thetr win over the Boone Braves (8-5). Lyman scored both the game-lying run In the bottom of the seventh inning and the winning ru n In the home half of the eighth Inning without the benefit of a hit. Providing the offense for the Greyhounds were Kevin Graves (two singles); Billy Hess (double, RBI); J .T . WlUlamson and Joe Santllll (each with a single and a run scored); Chase Rosell (single): Kit Kaminski (RBI); and Dave Milton and Jo n Slmonclll (each with a run scored). Williamson (1 - 1) pitched four Innings of hitless, scoreless re ­ lief to earn the win while J e r ­ emy Pittman (1-1) waa hung Baker’s arm key in SCC victory WELL DONE -■>1 V'.. •••'. ' -.- •‘ - V - .r"** win on road asms PA LA TKA - T h e resurgent Seminole Com m unity College baseball team picked u p a c r u ­ cial M id-Florida Conference road victory on Tuesday, d u b ­ bing St. Jo h n s River C om m u­ nity College, 9 -2 . In Palatka. Kissimmee's Matt n i i a r , • g . foot-5, 290-pound b f i m M L sPEBTraEnTTW r D E L TO N A • T h e Fighting Seminole offense came to life Just In time and Chax Lytle and JermmJe Meyers combined on a two-hltter as visiting Seminole edged Deltona. 2 -1 . tn a n d g h tinnJng Class flA-Diatrtct 5 baseball game Tuesday after­ noon. Th e game was scoreless until the Wolves (7-8) broke the Ice with a ru n In the bottom of the fifth Inning. B ut the Trib e (12-3) rallied for single ru n s in the top of the and......... eighth Innings to renth a pull out the victory. Meyers picked u p the win in relief to even his record at 1-1. Lytle led the Fighting Scm tnoles attack, going 2 -fo r-4, double. m Ihad ai < while Eric Larson ru _ a ■ o ooooiooo. l a > Lytle. Meyws (St and Davis. Prtroaky. m . Holland M and M api*. i (l-I L U » . OariwaL Sam . SILVER HAWKS WIN OPENER O R LAND O • C had Parsons, Rosa Decker and Bred Holler combined on a six-hitter and the Lake Howell offense ex­ ploded for four ru n s In the sec­ ond Inning as the Silver Hawks defeated Second Baptist from Texas. 7-3, In the Orlando Classic at Cypress Creek High School on Tuesday. la k e Howell (7 -5 ) joined Dr. Phillips (3 -0 over McCalUe. Tennessee) and Edgewater (10* 2 over O a k Ridge) In the w in ­ ner’s circle on Tuesday. O n today’s schedu le, at 9 a m _ University vs. West O r ­ ange; Second Baptist vs. with the loss. Lake Mary (12-3) came fright­ eningly dose to suffering the same rate aa Boone and Oviedo (both of which saw leads transformed into losses). T h e Rams scored seven runs In the top of the second Inning but were unable to put away the Grenadiers. Colonial (7-5) came back with three runs tn the third inning and one In the fourth Inning. The n , trolling 10-4 In the bottom of the seventh inning, the Grenadiers added another three runs and had the poten­ tial winning ru n at the plate before Ram reliever Brett Nuas finally got the last out of the game on a strikeout. Doing the hitting for the Rams were Jose Torm os (home run. double, two runs, three RBI); Rob Macchione (double, single, two runs); Jose Rosada (two singles, one ru n , one RBI); and Matt Allegro (double, two RBI). Also chipping In were Matt Horwath (single, two runs, two SANFORD • Saminoii High 8chool vanity softball plsyar Jostona Moon was aslsctsd aa tha Optimist O u b of Sanford's Athists of tha Waak. Tha frashman M .036 (7 -fo M I) wttt two doublss and a tripto and 'sight RBI In har Ural waak of varsity action. Hsr coach, DavM Rogsrs, said Moon, a studant- McCalUei and Charleston. T e n ­ nessee vs. Northside. Te n n e s ­ see; Iltf iO vs. D r. 2 p.m . _ Edgewater vs. Cypress Creek. Decker (1-3), who relieved Parsons in the third Inning, was the winning pitcher, to ca m his first vlcloiy of the sea­ son. Hoffer worked a scoreless seventh Inning. Pacing the Silver Hawks 13hit attack were Pace (3 -fo r-3), Roberto Santana (2-for-3, two RBI). Larry Cum m ings (2 -fo r-3). C hris Gace (2-for-4. two RBI) and J Unity Blood good (2-for-4. RBI). Qreaacr was 3 -fo r-3 and Rone drove tn a pair of runs for 2nd Baptist, w hich fell to 6-6. \ 7 ,‘ 0010060. 6 0 S 0 4 1 0 0 0 a . 7 18 O I lin k . C M . husona. Decker 13). ItoOer C7) and Pace. W P _ Decker (1-3J. IP - WSaon Q -2L Save _ none. 30 _ HR _ none. Record* _ ; take Howell 7 5. mm atttsts in Ssminoit t t y School's prodigious ProInternational Baccalauraata Program who cantos a 3.8 grads point avaraga, has a aupar attitude and it vary competitive. Moon is shown receiving hsr sward from Optimist mamtMf Adoipho Nunez. on the hill for the Raiders, g iv ­ ing u p one earned ru n on eight hits, while atriJdiig out 14 I d raise his record to 4 -3 . S C C scored single ru n s in the first and second Innings, then took control of the contest by plating four ru n s In the third inning. Th e Raiders added three insurance runs tn the seventh inning. Spruce Creek’s Kareem Mor­ ton waa 2 -for-5 with a solo home run, while Adam Shorts 2-for-4 with a triple Liberty M utual, Crossbones w in -&8tS 5B8t----------------- - LAKE MARY * Liberty Mutual rallied for seven runs .In the bottom of the fourth Inning to edge Map Attack. 11-10. and Crossbones ou tacored Traffic Safety to become the moat recent winners in the C ity of Lake M aiy Parka and Recreation Department A A A Spring Slow Pitch League at the Lake Maty Sports Complex last Wednesday night. Th e league plays a doublehesder at the Lake Mary Sports Complex, located* across from the Mayfair Country C lub on Rantoul Lane, every Wednesday night starting at 7 p.m. M ap Attack scored seven runs In the top of the first inning and Increased the lead to 10-1 with three run s In the top of the second Inning. B u t Liberty M utual started Its comeback In the bottom of the second Inning, scoring three runs before pulling out the win with the seven-run fourth inning. Liberty Mutual did moat of Ita damage with two out In the fourth Inning, getting a double, a single, a home run , a want and two more singles, with A n d y Wilson’s tw o-run single capping the rally, In succession. Contributing for Liberty Mutual were Doug Pritchard (one triple, two singles, two run s scored, one RBI), A n d y Wilson (one double, one single, one ru n scored, three RBI), Neal T o m a (one double, one single, one ru n scored, one RBI), Sam Copeland (one double, one single, one ru n scored) and Paul Burchfield (two singles, one ru n scored). Also contributing were Skip Bowen (one home run . one ru n scored, two RBI), Erica Free! and Aaron F re d (one single, one ru n scored and one RBI each). T o m Ramsey (one single, one ru n scored), Nancy Dtvata (one single, two RBI) and Mellaa Rutxebeck (one ru n scored). Doing the damage for Map Attack were Jeff Baldwin (two singles, two runs scored, two RBI), Carey Hayes (two singles, one ru n scored, one RBI). Doyle Kirkland (two singles, two RBI). Sandra Adkins (two singles). Other hitters were Mila Belghle (one single, one ru n scored, two RBI), Mike Mauser (one single), Renee Hayes and To m Royal (one ru n scored and one RBI each) and Brett Vandetbrink. Ruth Stone, Brad Holme and E l lee Holme (one ru n scored each). Defending champions romp in Babe Ruth Baseball mum * SA N FO R D > It waa U g day for the defending C ity Champions as Bambino Minors' Railroaders Cuba and Babe Ruth Nobles Communication W hite Sox both Improved to 4 -0 tn the C ity of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball League on Tuesday. In m m U n n M inor League s c Sen deft o ve r.fro m Tuesday’s story), the Pirates topped the Red Sox 18-8 on Saturday af­ ternoon; and the New Trib e s Mission Indians edged the Red Sax. 8 -7 , on Monday night at Roy Holler J u n io r Field. In Bambino Majors League action, the Railroaders C ubs got a grand slam from Tim othy Acree and three-run homer from Freddie Howard In besting the S u n n i land Martins. 10-3: and Bruce Hlpsher singled In G k n n Lee, who had doubled, In the lop of the sixth Inning to break a 9 -9 tie as the Sanford Lodge #62 Free & Accepted Ma­ sons Yankees won their third straight game. 10-9. over the Sanford Electric Athletic* at Roy Holler J u n io r Field. In Babe Ruth Baseball League action at Historic Sanford Me­ morial Stadium. Loomis hurled a one-hitter and the Noblea Communication White Sox scored In every Inning In a 12* 2 thum ping of the Klwanis C lu b Indians; and the Knight* of Colum bus Expos took the lead In the second Inning and held on for a 10-7 vlctoty over the Elks Lodge #1241 Braves. Standings _ Nobles Com m u­ nication White Sox (4 -0 ), Knights of Colum bus Expos (3 1), Rotary C lub Athletic* (2 -1 ), Elks Lodge #1241 Braves and Klwanis C lub Indiana (both 13); Dean. Ringers, Morgan and Lawton P-A. Diamond Backs (0 3). Schedule _ Thu rsd ay at H is ­ toric Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium. Dean. Ringers, Morgan A Lawton P.A. Diamond Backs vs. Rotary C lub Athletics, 6 p.m . Providing the offense were: Nobles Communication W hite Sox: two hits _ O . Hutchins (two triples, two runs, two RBI); one hit _ Regs (two runs. RBI), Loomis (three runs), Scott (RBI); two ru n s _ Robertson; one ru n _ Pearson, Couraey. Woodley. Klwanis C lu b Indians: one hit _ W hite (double, run ); one ru n _ Gathers. of Colum bus �I 6 A - Seminole HeraKJ. Sanford. Honda •Wednesday. March 17,1999 Legal Notices N O T IC I OF AUCTION Thli auction will ba heM on April I I . 1099 al Noon al SIS Aulm Ava . Oviado. Ft Proapactiva hkfrfer* may tntpecl Ih# vehtcte* on lha day before lha auction from SAM until GPU Tarnu ara cath or cartlllad lundt only Oviado Towing reserve* the ngtit to accapt or ratuia any and alt tnd* Tha lollowmg vehicle* ara ottarad tor tmti 99 00006 ARiES I03BD4GD7JF122790 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 99-313 CA DIVISION 14-0 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalnlltt. vl CHRIS LAVON SIMS, at al. Datandantlil NOTICE OF ACTION TO DARDARA A CHRISTENSEN LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND A IL UNKNOWN PARTIES CIAIUIN Q BY. THROUGH UNDER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL DEFENOANTISI WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. OEVISEES. GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE ' RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toracloia a mortQaga on tha following proparly In SEMINOLE County Florida LOT S. FOXMOOR EAST. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3$. PAOE5 S. f. AND 7. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA hat baan filad agamil you and you ara raqulrad to aarva a copy ol your writtan datanaai. II any. within 30 daya altar tha tint publication ol Ihia Nolica nl Action, on Echavarna. McCalta. Raymar Barralt A Ftappiar, Plaintiff* altornay. who*a addrata la SOI Baylhora Boulevard. Suila S00. Tampa. Florida 33S0S. and file tha orig­ inal with Ihtt Court either before service on Plalntilfa attorney or immediately there­ after, otherwise a default will ba entered against you lor the rellal demanded In the Complain! or petition This notice shall be published once each weak lor two conoecubve weaka in lha San lord Herald. WITNESS my hand and tha seal ol this Court on this 3rd day ol MARCH. IM S Maryanne Morte Clerk ol the Court By Ruth King As Oeputy Clerk. Echevarria. McCalla, Raymar, Barrett A Frappier PO. 00*3410 „ T*mpa. Florida 33901-1410 Legal Notices AG CHEVY 1G1JCGGP7QK12292C Publish March 17. t M0 OEA-tSO Softball C o n tin u e d from P age BA C m sslto ttfs |um|x*(l out to u .'1-0 Intel after two Innings, b u t it took n five-run bottom of th e llftb Inning, w ith Wally W llnnd‘8 th re e -ru n , two out Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C UIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASS NO.:S9-35S CA 14 a CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Pleintilt, PATRICIA M FAITH e/k/a PATRICIA E FAITH. JOHN DOE. Wila nl PATRICIA M FAITH.e/h/e PATRICIA E FAITH DONALD R FAITH ALAFAVA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC end UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNER8. Defendant* PLAINTIFF'S N O T IC I OF ACTION TO PATRICIA M FAITH a/k/e PATRICIA E FAITH DONALO R FAITH And all parties claiming inter­ est by through, under or against PATRICIA M FAITH a/k/a PATRICIA E FAITH DONALD R FAITH and all patties having or claim­ ing to have any right, title, ol viteiesl In the properly herein described LAST KNOWN ADORESS OF PATRICIA M FAITH IS 10SS CORKWOOD DRIVE OVIEDO. FL 327GS. THE LAST KNOWN AODnESS OF DONALD R FAITH IS 9196 POINSETTA AVENUE. WINTER PARK. FL 33792 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo foreclose mortgage on the following described proper­ ty in Seminole County. Florida LOT GG. ALAFAYA WOODS. PHASE KX11. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 39. PAGEiSI 19 AND 19 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and having a commonly known address as I0S9 Corkwood Ave . Oviedo. FL 32TGS has been filed against you end you are required to serve an original ol your written defens­ es. it any. with the Seminole County Clerk ol this Court with­ in 30 days Irom the tirst date ol publication, end In serve a copy on Plaintiffs Attorney. Jennifer S Ebanke, ol lha Law Firm ot MASON A ASSOCIATES. P A , whose eddiess is 177S7 U S Highway 19 North. Suds S00. Mangrove Bay. Clearwater. Florida 337G4. within 30 days from the first dale ol publica­ tion. otherwise a detaull will be entered against you tor tha rebel demanded in the com­ plaint Dalvd March 9. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Ruth King As Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Americana With Disabilities Act. persons with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to parliclpela in this proceeding should contact court Administration at lalaphona number 1-40r-321-433O. pot abilCtM M A e U d lV e c O T l^ Ja -' to lion 4n order So participate In - impaired. (TO D ) ■ 1-900-99*•\ - w r -.* (hie p M lM dMg yo u 'ire atittt r r t , or Volte (V) 1-S00-9G9tled at no coat to you. lor lha S770.yia Florida Relay Service. provleion ol certain assistance Macon I Ateoclelet Ptaaea contact Court 17757 US I t North. Admmlatration at 30t N. Park Suite GOO Avanue, Sanford. Florida 32771. Clearwater FL 3S7S4 telephone number (407) 313Attn. Jennifer S. Ebanke 4330. within 2 working diya ol (727) 339-3100 your racalpl ol Rita documanl. II Publish March 10. IT . IM S hearing Impaired. (TDD) 1-300OCA-SI SSS-S771. Publish March 1 0 .17, IM S M THE CMCUIT COURT OEA-73 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORDA IN TU B CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Ufa He, W -I90-C P FLORIDA. Li Re Estate ol C A M NO. B T-S S S I-e A -1 4 -0 VIOLETTA J WILLIAMS. SUSAN PINS. Plalnlltt. NOTICE OF ve. JUANITA MULUNS. The aWrwvstrabon ol tha Eeteta ol an unmarried woman. VIOLETTA J. WILLIAMS, decerned. TOWNHOUSE ASSOCIATES, File Hunkier 99-1GO-CP, ■ parsing a Florida general n the Cacurl Court tor Semnote partnership, and COACH Com he Florida. Probate Dtvwion. LIGHT ESTATES SECTION II. tie adWaee of which la- Probate INC., a Florida corporation Dineion. Poet Office tyis *C*. (not lor profit), SarJonL Florida 32772. The namee Defendants ot the Personal AMENDED end the Personal NOTICE OF S A M Notice It hereby given that pursuant to the Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Slie ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AAE and the Final Judgment entered NOTIFIED THAT In thlt cause. In lha Circuit All persons on whom that Notice Court ol Seminole County. is served who f i n obfectajn* that Florida, the undersigned Clark chalenge the vakhfy ol the WII, will sail lha property situated in tie quaiications ot the Personal Samlnola County, Florida, Representstrv*. venue, or funedcdescribed as bon ol Hue Court are reqrated lo Me UNIT 41, BUILD!NO K. COACH Owe objections with this Court LIGHT ESTATES. SECTION II. a WITHIN THE LATER Of THREE Condominium, according to the MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF Declaration ol Condominium as THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS recorded in 0. R Book 1272. NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER Pege 1330. end all amendments THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT thereto. Public Records ol OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Seminole County, Florida; AMcredtors ol the decedent end together with an undivided other persona having ctarma oe there in the common elements demands agsintl decedent's and limited common elements estate on whom e copy ot this declsred In said Declaration ol Nobce is served within three Condominium lo be an appurte­ month* alter the date of the test nance to the above pubkeabon ot thie notice mutt tile Condominium Unit, their clsime with this Court at public tala, lo tha highest WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE and best bidder, lor cash, al MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF 11:00 o'clock A M on tha ISth THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF day ol APRIL. 10SS. on lha THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Waal front step ol tha Semi noli AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE County Courthouse. In Sanlord. OF A COPV OF THIS NOTICE Florida ON THEM DATED March I I . IM S All other creditors ol the dece­ MARYANNE MORSE dent end pereon* having cJeime Clerk ol the Circuit Court or demands sgsinst the dec*By: Jane E Jasewic denfe estate must file their Deputy Clerk claims with this Court WITHIN OCAROALL AND THREE MONTHS AFTER THE BLANKNER. PA. OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ 37 North Orange Avenue, TION OF THIS NOTICE. Sulla 100 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Poet Ollico Boa 3431 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO Orlando. Florida 32S02 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED (407) S4S-44S4 The dale of the lint publica­ Attorney! lor Plaintiff tion ol this Notice le March 17, In accordanca with lha 1999 Amartcani With Disabilities Act. M J. Hunter, persona with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation lo Co-Peraonal Representative Billy F Willie me. participala In this procaeding Co-Pereonel Representative should contact ADA Attorney lor Personal Coordinator al 301 N. Park Reprefen la live*: Avenue, Suite N. 301. Sanlord. O CHARLES WOHLUST. ESQ. Florida 31771, telephone (407) Florida Bar *121390 323-4330. Eat. 4227. not l4l»r Drtlmer, Wohlust, t Wilkin*. PA then seven (7) day* prior lo the 230 Lookout Piece proceeding. II Hearing Post Oflict Boa S4II90 impsued. (TOO) 1-900-959Maitland. Florida 12704-1GM 0771, or Voice (V) 1-300-935(407) 93S-0009 0770, via Fkrida Relay Service Publish March 17. 24. IM S Publish March 17. 24, IM S DEA-1S2 DEA-143 IN THE CIRCUIT CO URT OF THE IBTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR ■ EMIMOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. ••-22S0CA-14P CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEMICAL MORTOAGE COMPANY Plaintiffs VS JOSE R TORRES and LI00RIA TORRES IRMA PADUA. DOMINGA LOPI2. It living end etl unknown parties claiming by. through, under and against lha above named delendent(s) who are not known lo be deed or aliv*. whether said unknown parties may claim an interest es spouses, twin, devisees, gienlees. . unknown parsonfs) in possession of the «ub|ect reel property. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO Liborie Torres it living, and ail unknown partiee claiming by, through, under end against the above named detendant(s| who an* not known to be deed or alive, wb.ilhor said unknown partial may claim an Intereet ae spouses. heirs, devisees, grantees, or other claimants, whoss rssKlence is unknown and whose last known address li G9G1 Curry Ford Road Orlando FL 32*22 Dommgs Loprf rl living, and all unknown parhes claiming by, through, under end against the above named defendant!!) who are not known to be dead or alive, whether aaid unknown parties may claim an intereet ee spousee. heirs. devisees, gienlees, or other cleimantt. whose residence it unknown and whose last known eddrese It; 933 Della Villa Way Orlando. FL 32S2G YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor forvclosura ol mort­ gage on the following described properly LOT 3. HIDDEN LAKE PHASE III, UNIT VI. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3E PAGES 70 ANO SO OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* been bled againet you and you ara requirad lo earva a copy ol your written delenees. it any. to !L on KIMBERLY A. MATULIS. Attorney lof the Plalnlltt. whose address ia 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard. Sulla 419. Tampa. Florida 33907 on or belora thirty daya Irom Ihe dele ol the first publication ol thia notice end life the original with tha Clark ol this Court either before service on Plainlllfa attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a dataull will ba anlered against you tor lha relHtl demanded in the com- PRACTICES „ A C T YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS U W FIRM IB DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT1NO TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITNESS my hand and I he eeal ol said Court on MARCH 3. (SEAL) Maryann# Mona A* Clerk ol the Court By: Ruth King A* Oeputy Clerk COOILIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Bulla 410 Tampa. Florid* 33907 Telephone: (S tl) S77-SOOS CSS #9* 03*94 Pubbth: March 10.17. IM S DCA-7S M TNS C IR C UIT CO URT OF T N I IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND PON SSMUtOLB COUNTY A1NBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. SA-1BSSOAI4K WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. F A ., auccaaeor by corporal# merger to Oraet Western Benk, A Federal laving* Bank, Plalnlltt, VS JOSEPH P. CONNOR; al at.. Delandanls NO TICE OF FORBCLOSURB SALS Nolle# i* hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgmant ol For*cloture dated March 10, IM S, and entered in ehril case number 99-13l2CA14lf ol the Circuit Court ot the ISth Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnola County, Florida, wherain WASHINGTON MUTU­ AL BANK. F A . SUCCESSOR BY CORPORATE MERGER TO GREAT WESTERN BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, la Plalnlltt and JOSEPH P. CON­ NOR. JOAN C. CONNOR. IF LIV­ ING AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING BV. THROUGH, UNDER AND AQAINST THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN DAN TIS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. SWEETWATER SPRINOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., la/ara Defendant)*). I wilt ltd lo tha high**i and best bidder lor cash al the watt Irani door of the Seminole County courthouee in Sanlord. Samlnola County, Florida, at 11.00 AM . on lha 13 th day ol MAY. 1M0, tha folk)wing described proper­ ty aa aat forth In aaid Final Judgment, lo wit: LOT SO, SWEETWATER SPRINOS. P U D . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 31. PAGE S2. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. 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 Legal Notices INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oaled Ih* 1917* day ol March. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court 0y Jan* E Jasewic Deputy Clerk COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Ooy Scout Boulevard Sulla 430 Tampa. Florid* 33*07 Telephone 1*13) *77-*OOI CHS 49* 03194 Publish March 17. 24. 1999 DEA-143 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THS IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CORPORATION. PlainliM. v* ARTHUR C OARIA. *1 us , at a l, Defendant) t) NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauenl to in# Final Judgment anlered In true case now pend­ ing in sard Court, the elyl* ol which it indicated above I will eell lo Ih* higheel and best bidder lor cash m SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 301 North Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florid* 32771. at 11 00 e m on Ih# 30th dey ot MARCH. tM f. the following detcubed property at eel forth in eeid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 5. LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSSINGS UNIT THREE. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T OOOK 3*. PAGE SO ANO S t. IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY A/K/A 141 HOLBROOK CIR­ CLE. LAKE MARY. FLORIOA 32749 ORDERED AT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, th>* 9th day ol MARCH. IM S MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk. Circuit Court SEMINOLE. Florida Dy Jan* C Jssewrc Aa Deputy Clerk SPEAR ■ HOFFMAN. PA 70S South Dial* Highway Corel Gable*. Florida 33141 Telephone (SOI) 999-22*9 Publrth March 10. 17. I t t t OEA-St IN TN S C M O U rT COURT OP T N I tS TN JUDICIAL C M C U IT M A N D PON S C M M O II C O U N TY OSNSNAL JURIS M OTION CASS NO. S S -ttS S O A -IS P CHASI MORTGAGE COMPANY F/K/A CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, Ptainbtta VS JOSS N TORRIS and UBORIA TORRES. MMA PADUA; DOMINGA LOPEZ. II bring, • ' ' and aR unknown ptrio* claiming by. through, and again*! rise abas9 named defendant)*) who ara not known lo ba dead ot alhra. whether aaid unknown perllee may claim an interest a* i ___ _ unknown naraonfa) In pot* e*sion at tna sub) set real property; Defendant*. NO TICE OP ACTIO N TO; LIto r la Torre# It Using, and all unknown parllit claiming by. through, under and against the above named defendant!*) who a n not hnown lo ba daad m ally#, whather aaid unknosm parties may claim an Intaroat a* spouaes. heir*, davlaaaa, grantee*, or other claimant#: whose residence it unknosm and tshoto lest known address la; 9991 Curry Ford Road Orlando. FL 31S2I Doming* Lopei It Using, and alt unknown perl let claiming by. through, under and against tha above named defendant!*) who are not known lo ba daad or alive, whether aaid unknosm parlies may claim an intaroat aa apouaas, heira, devisees, grin lees, or other claimants; whose residence Is unknown and whose last known address la: S3I Bella Vista Way Orlando. FL 12S2I YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor loreclosura ot mort­ gage on tha tallowing described property: LOT I . HIDDEN U K E PHASE III. UNIT VI, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDID IN P U T NOOK SB PAGES 7S AND SO OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. hat been tiled against yog and you are raqulrad lo ears* a copy ol your written define*#. H any. to It. on KIMBERLY A. MATULIS, Attorney lor the Pleintilt, whoa* address it 4010 Ooy Scout Boulevard, Sulla 430, Tampa, Florida 33307 on or before thirty day* from Ih* dale ol tha tirst publication ol this notice and lit* the original with lha Clark ot this Court either belora service an Plaintiffs attorney or immediately there­ after, otherwise a dataull sriff ba entered against you lor (ha raltet demanded In Ih* com­ plaint NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE AOVISEO THAT THIS U W FIRM IS DSSUEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A D IE T AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL WITNESS my hand and the •oat ol eeid Court on MARCH S, »W f, (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* A* Clerk ol the Court By: Ruth King A* Deputy Ctert CODILiS S STAWIARSKI AO) 0 Boy Scout Boulevard Suit* 430 Tampa. Florida 33307 a R S ig S ? m ~ * M A-71 IM V home ru n being the big hit. before It could secure the win over Traffic Safety. Powering Crossbones to victory were Wally W llnnd (two home runs, one single, three runs scored, six RBI), Earl Canfield (one triple, one Rlngle, two run s scored, one RBI). Eric VotlBnd (one double, one single, three run* scored, one RBI) and J n y Witherspoon (two singles, one RBI). Also hitting were Steve Chapm an (one double, one RBI) and Randy Rupert, J im Oonsalex and Jennifer Rengel (one single and one run scored each). Providing the offense for Traffic Safety were Joe) Kean (one triple, one double, one single, three runs scored, two RBI). Steve Mayer (two doubles, one run scored, one RB1|, Bill Coar (one double, one single, one ru n scored, one RBI), Jason Beck (one single, one ru n scored), dreg Stuff and Sandy Stuff (one single each), Kevin Kwas (one ru n scored, one RBI), Jason lluebner (one run scored) nnd Je n n y Huebner (one RBI). .10 to Map Attaafc U b a rty Mwtoal 1 9 0 7 .1 1 10 001000 . Traffic Safety 0 10 100 9Ne .1 1 19 Babe Ruth— C ontinued from Pag* BA two hits _ Adam M undy (triple, run, two RBI); one hit _ Victor Blue (double, two runs. RBI). W nync Watts (run ); two run s _ O lrn Williamson, Eric Biyant; one n m _ Keith W right. James Prnrnnn. Elks Lodge *1241 Braves: two lilts _ Micks (run . two RBI): one hit _ Holller (two runs); Poloski (run). Erickson (RBI). R. Q u in n : one ru n _ Leshlnoki. Heckle, Reed. IsAlasa 000. I 1 A O N .I S E W hit# Saa 191 S O I . 10 t 100011. 7 O Standings _ American D iv i­ sion: Sanford Lodge *62 P . 4 A. M. Yankees (3 -1 ), Rlnker Mate­ rials Devil Rays (2-1) and S a n ­ ford Electric Athletics (1 -3 ); National Division: Railroaders C ubs (4-0); Rotary Breakfast C lu b Expos (1 -2 ); Sunnlland Corporation Marlins (0-4). Schedule _ Wednesday eve­ ning at Roy Holler J u n io r Field, Rlnker Materials Devil Roys vs. Rotary Breakfast C lu b Expos. 5:45 p.m . Providing the offense were: Railroaders Cuba: two hits _ Freddie Howard (home run . three runs, three RBI), Terrance Q u in n (two runs): one hit _ Tim othy Acrce (grand slam, run . four RBI). Danell H icks (double, run), Larry Thom as (double, three runs); two ru n s _ Larry Thom as; one ru n _ M ar­ cus Leonard. Sunnlland Corporation M ar­ lins; one hit _ Sean M achcr (run); one run _ Tyle r M arkovttx, Kevin Lowe. Sanford Lodge *62 Free ft Accepted Masons Yankees: one hit _ Luke Klmmlg (triple, two runs). Olenn Lee (double, two runs), Joslah Klmmlg (double), Jo h n Campos and To m Q uinn (one ru n and one RBI each), Bruce Htpoher (run); two runs _ Shawn Byrd; one ru n . Andre Redding. Sanford Electric Athletics: one hit _ Ravin Lawson (double, two tuns. RBI), Dale Dykes (double, three RBI). Jonathan Mangum (double, two runs), Brandon Hampton (double, runs); one ru n _ Dekywon D e booe, Stephan Dennis. Jeff Bird sail, Jam ie Lamb. m mi . to a m i to o . o t too to o . to o Standings _ American D iv i­ sion: Royals (1 -0 ), New Trib e s Mission Indians (2 -1 ). Mariners (0-2) and Red Sox (0-3): N a ­ tional Division: Devil Roys (2 O), Pirates (l-O ) and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics (1-1). Schedule _ Wednesday night at Roy Holler J u n io r Field, Devil Kays vs. Pirates. 5:45 p.m . and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics vs. Royals, 7:15 p.m . Providing the offense were: Pirates: four hits _ Lome Merthle (two home runs, three runs, four RBI), C hris Sellers (double); three hits _ Mark Layton (home ru n , double, three runs, three RBI), Brandon B o b tlch and Sykler Cowhlg (two runs and one RBI each), Jim m y Sellers and Brandon W illiams (two runs each), Okaye Manley: two hits _ Cameron Thom pklna (two runs), Nicholas W illiams: one hit _ Jerm aine Casey and K. Jones (one ru n each). Red Sox: two hits _ Matthew Underwood (two home runs, two runs, five RBI). Danny Cohen (double, two runs); one hit _ Jacob H om er (triple, run , RBI). T im Barkley (triple, run ). Alex Kean (run , RBI). Michael H u m ­ mel (run), Nathan H o m e r one RBI _ Jam es Ireland. New Tribes Mission Indians: two hits _ Cody Fields (home run . two runs, two RBI). C a m ­ eron Bailey (double, run . RBI). Matthew Snyder (double, run). A ndy Hedvoll and Andre Debooc (one ru n each); one hit _ Mathew Hayes (double, run. RBI), Ben Lopes (run). Jarvis Badger, Ju s tin Stonsell. Red Sox: two hits _ Tim Barkley (RBI). Jacob Hom er (run) David Hench, Michael Hummel; one hit . Jam es Ire­ land and Caleb Polk (one run and one RBI each), Danny C o ­ hen and Alex Kean (one run n h in M 0m tod tan foOfeas SATURDAY AM S3 . IS m •*000. a o MONDAY oos ooo. 7 ia 000 too. 0 IS ClassicRBI) : Mott M ain (single., ru n . two RBI); E ric Otero (single, run ): Daniel Sanford and T ra v is Stoat* (each w ith a single): and To n y C o m o (one ru n ). Leading the Orenodlers were Mike MttcheU (hornc.-fun, rlou* ble, single, three runs, three RBJ) : Nolan Oermanoa (home n m ); Mike Mlnervlnl (double, •Angle. RBI); David Pringle (double). Tyson Malik (three ■Angles, RBI); Dennis Covllla « n a Ryan QulreUo (each with a •Angle and a ru n ); and Eddie Diaz (one tun). B y making the early lead stand up, Lake Mary's Brandon Haney (3-0) was Tuesday's only starting pitcher to be credited with a win. Nuos notched his third save of the season. Covllla (3-2), Colonial's starting pitcher, took the loos. 090 100 0 _ 7 I t 1 IT) and Oanfenl Cm EU. M) and tkartna Wp . Han*? CKE LF. Cwdfe 0-31 Bar* . Nuaa PI Maty. Tncmos. AM*si*- and QainlaL Pm**. MNrhrtL none. MM _ * Outdoors good numbers. Bass action continues to be good In the river. Concentrate from Puzzle Lake south to Lskc W ind e r tor the best actlonTTooh lor Irregular features to hold fiah. Deep bends, sandbars, creek and slough mouths, etc. Use tiny Ropalos and light spinning tackle for fast action. Captain Ja c k at Port Canaveral reports nigh seas offshore. W hen seas subside, expect cobta to be on wrecks arid off the beach. King mackerel will be scattered on Pelican Flats. Sheepahead and bounder a O T be biting inside the Port, while reds and trout will be scattered on the flats of the Banana and Indian Rivers. Sheepahead, Dluellsh, flounder, redflah, d rum , and Jack crevaUe will be thick at Poi :- Live or dead the top ball. Redfiah and trout are rated aa good In I it M arch la traditionally a very windy month. Listen to the marine forecast before each fishing trip. raenm g in n n ic u r R on'L ofty'R siunii la g r o la r o ia l^ r o see RBI and New Sm yrna Beach's Kentrelle Evans drove In three ru n s to pace the S C C 12-hlt attack. Also contributing were Ben Johanning, like Baker a fresh­ man from Osceola High School (2 -fo r-4, double, n m , RBI), Jo h n n y Outseppe (2 -fo r-4, double, two runs), Christian Corvos (double, two runs), Jose Martinez (single, n m , RBI), Jo sh Rhodes (single. RBI) and To d d BabiJ (two nuts). Th e Raiders improved to 1 220 overall, but more Im por­ tantly are now 5 -6 in the co n ­ ference. Th e Vikings fell to fi­ t s and 0-11 in the M FC. S C C will be at home today, hosting Western New England College from Springfield. Mas­ sachusetts at 3 p .m .________ ____ t. 114 000 900 OOO 100 100 ■ 11 0 • • ifthnr and GuiBtppc. Owens, B ffliw u tt ■nd Wilson. WP . Baker (A * . l> _ Owens (M L Save _ none. SB _ ACC. Jo hanntnz. Conroe. Outeeppe; BJN C C , Bur* rm ey 1 X 1 . SCC. S ta rts. HR _ SCC. Morton; SJH CC. Wilson. tfeconfe _ SCC 13-90 oven*. 0-0 M -fC ; 0 L Jartos Rteer a-taoM Tss.o-11 u -r c Hwy. 427, Longwood 834-3615 I M fe ' a Call Today For Prices r~ $ £ o i£ . 6tfM uTch 1 OfUVfMO OK F1CK10 UF•UPT0100YARDS | = L — JOTWTmCOUWJm.M 144^ _ J j �Seminas Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. March 17,1009 • 7A Da’ Bomb! ;Da’ Bomb !hears all... Students learn about human beings from frogs Da Bomb wants to know w hat everyone's • up to Tor Spring Break. If you have anything In* ■ tercstlng going on. * Da Bomb a call. T h e y have 16 In ch es of sm all In testin e b u t It d o esn 't look like It can hold th a t m u ch .’ Robbie said . 'W e re te a m in g a b o u t th e ir o rg a n s a n d th ey have a lot th a t arc like h u m a n s .’ Robbie a n d C h ris h a d no p ro b lem s show ing off th e th in g s they learn ed a b o u t th e frogs, b u t som e of th e ir c la s s m a te s w eren't q u ite so e n th u s ia s tic . A lot of people d id n 't w ant to w atch w hen we did It.’ > Da Bomb says thanks r to Rays of Hope C h arter • School in Sanford for *■their letter on ; going on around school. We learned a lot ; and will definitely be out to check it out. Prom time Is * around the com er we’ll be out to chccl : as m uch as we can. . Lake Howell checked in with Da Bomb, now Just need some others call. It's Just about time for our annual Disney Do­ ers and Dream ers ru n ­ down. Da Bomb w rote about Just about every one of the winners last year and w ell try to da It again. Da Bomb hopes eve­ ryone in Seminole County can get a chance to get to the Making the ’ Grade Jam with the Orlando Magic because Tuesday, about 14.000 kids had a blast hanging with the NBA. All Sods students Chrla Moore and Robbie Bryan show off their skills si frog dissection as they prepare for the achoofs annual science fair. All Souls School science fair set for March 23 ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR T he event Is op en to th e public a n d will b e Judged by th e sc h o o l's S th -g rad ers. Tim es will be from 8 :3 0 a.m . • 2:30 a.m . a n d 6 • 8 p.m . o n T uesday. You w o u ld n 't th in k by lo o k ­ ing a t a frog how m u ch they re p re se n t h u m a n s . T he k id s a t Ail S o u ls C a th o ­ lic S chool a re le a rn in g a b o u t Two o f th e p a rtic ip a n ts In th e fair a re Robbie D ryan a n d C h ris Moore w ho e x p lain ed how th e ir d issected bu llfro g s Ilave o rg an a th a t re p re se n t a n a c tu a l h u n a in . O f J e f f l e iU e t e h s ___________ * Da Boosb wants to start hearing from some ■private schools and what's going on. Give us a call a t 322-2611 so we can come on out. th a t a n d lo ts of o th e r In te r­ est Ing scientific d e ta ils a s they p re p a re for th e an n u a l science fair next week. C h ris said . *A lot of p eo p le k in d of w anted to b arf.’ It's b een a real learn in g ex­ p e rie n c e . ’It's been a lot o f fu n .’ R ob­ bie said . "We a re learn in g a b o u t w h at we look like In ­ sid e .’ T h e c la ss, led by te a c h e r A nne Sentlff. will be th e o n e s h o stin g th e scien ce fair next w eek. T he s tu d e n ts s ta rte d w orking on th e ir pro jects so o n o ile r C h ristm a s a n d w ent th ro u g h b o oks to get Id eas. O nce th ey cam e u p w ith th e ir p ro jects, they h a d to u se a t le a st four different referen ce bo o k s to b ack u p th e ir fin d ­ in g s. Robbie Is doing h is project on p o llu tio n . *1 w ant to find o u t how m u c h Is In th e a ir a n d o n th e lan d .’ h e said. ’ I c o m p ared th e po llu tio n a t th e beach to th e p o llution in O rlando.* 1 b d o cu m en t h is evidence, h e co n tacted en cy clo p ed ias, h is scie n ce book, w ent to th e lib rary a n d also w ent o n -lin e. C h ris ch o se to do h is p ro j­ ect o n th e building of a te r ­ rariu m . *My d ad Is a law n ca re s p e ­ cialist.* C h ris sa id . ’ H e a n d I talk ed a lot a b o u t It a n d I sp e n t a lot o f tim e a t th e li­ b ra ry looking in to It.* T he fair is o p en to th e p u b ­ lic a t b o th tim es. nothing can conipai «• to the _ value of hearing. Ths PfenningandZving Commfeitonsd holdapublichaaringonthachangaof te Sanford LandDavaiopmanl Regulationson ThundayApril 1,19Mat 7:00PJl IndiaCRyObnaniaaionChanters, Cly Hal. Santad, Florida Tha PtertnoandZoningCommfeaioawfl holdi publichaaringconcerningandOnmancaarttlad: Exposure to loud or constant noise w *r a period o f torn, a mtddte ear infection, or even the nat­ ural axing process a rt onfy a few u a yt a person's hearing m ay be perm anency damaged. Have you been putting i f f having your hearing checked became you always thought a hearing aid w ot f i r ‘someone eiteK Did you know you're not alone? 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R. 32771 PHONE: (407) 328-4540 LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES (PUBLDQ I MILE WEST OP 1-4 (Past Auto N ation) N O W O P L N mating asifetancetopartapNa Inanyof teaa procaadngs shouldcontact thePenonnal OlfcaADA w . •i * w . | », V - — �‘~v pnFSSfir Serrano^ Herald. Sanlord. Florida ■Wednesday. March 17,1999 Casselberry now has two of the best Chinese restaurants in the county. Since everyone likes Wah Yoan Chinese Restaurant in the Publix shopping center in Casselberry so much, the owners decided to open another. Now the city has two of the best Chinese restaurants in the county, since the opening of Daily Lunch Specials Oyster Bar Crab & Shrimp v f ‘ iss fre n ch K ‘E a t Ita C ia n f it Open 11am till 2am 7 Days a week (407) 302-6337 ( Corner of 2Slh St. & Park Ave. ' In Sanford N u m b e r . Bottle of wine (your choice) with 2 dinners, limit one per table, with coupon. Not valid with any other offers or discounts Exp. 4-17-99 Hours 330-1299 ■ Lunch 11 30 - 2 30 lues-Fri Dinner 0 0 - 1 0 Tues •Sun 3S00N. Hwy 17-92 One China Jua toutfi o< Semmow County Co»*Qe WE SKRU. SIMSIM KMIRYDAY!' III Ja One China Wok offers the in & A & t c d e . 1 R c < yt< u v t< * M £ 3 0 2 K. S rm o ra n UUd. • CatMelbrnry 8 3 4 -2 8 0 0 , 834^2808 Open .7 Days § Delivered To Home, 1 Office, Workplace \ 7 Days a Week! From 8-11 bunch Buffet $4,95 Dinner Buffet $6.95 Mon - Sat. jl i;*3°° O ff M inim um P urchase 9 1 $ 2 0 .0 0 Dlne-In or | 1 Takc-Oul W /coupon 1 D in n e r Although the meals are prepared quickly, that doesn't mean the chefs scrimp on quality. In fact, only fresh vegetables are used to pre­ pare the many delicious menu Items and you will never find any MSGF In any of the selec­ tions. One of the things that Number One Chinese Wok prides Itself on Is its sparkling clean kitchen. When you enter the restaurant, you can inspect the kitchen for yourself as the entire room Is open so you can see the chefs preparing dishes. Eveiyday, there are fresh lunch specials that offer a quick, hot meal at a reasonable price to those on-the-go business people. There are also diet luncheon specials which consist of various steamed entrees for those health con­ scious eaters. Dinner time Is more of the same great meals and values, Including spare ribs, pepper steak, sesame chicken and every Chinese dish Imag­ inable all the way to dumplings for dessert. B u ffet p e r |M*rMoii \V/coti|M »it 2101 S. FRENCH AVE., SANTORO, FL OPEN 7 DAYS 5 A M - 8 P M * HOLIDAYS TILL N O O N C H IN A S T * R A SUPER BUFFET R | ALL DAY BUFFET - O PEN 7 DAYS LUNCH 11-4 * DINNER 4*9 * SUNDAY DINNER ALL DAY Turkey & Roast Beef Fresh From Oven D olly a t 4 PM • Over 60 Itenu • Salad Bar • Deaaert SOME OF OUR BUFFET ITEMS INCLUDE: • Sweet A Sour Chicken ■ Beef w/Broccoli • Sauteed Mushroom, • Singapore Rice Noodles • Egg Roll • Oven Baked Chicken * Vegetable Lo Mein • Shrimp Cocktail • lea Cream • Pepper Steak • Sesame Chicken • BsrB-Qu* Ribs • Leg Of Lamb • Fish • URruc Gsrlic umewn Chicken Wing • tnuui Much muai Much mure Mora • • mcrau Menu mmj May Vary w nuif w ww/ Try * < (407) 328-8554 •Fax (407) 324-1008 2511 Sanford Ava. Sanford, FL 32779 EatfftaiaiMitt Batf U d tt NifM k Turn Un l g a a f C a a a la la unci! aO Difinntf aptctut I jaa.jfc A . J m, 11jfc.lLI m. U ilO T lf t J n V l I l l v l i l ivf This Wrpk at Wolfyt MIKl G A I I O W A 1 . u u l B l u r s lor S o u l 6 H IN A W 0 K Check out Number One China Wok and see for yourself that the short drive to Casselberry is well worth some of the best Chinese take-out In the county. Y o rk S ty t iff RESTAUR AN V f a M .S .C . • 32M 7M * 2806 8. FrenchAw. »Hwt. 1742 4 25th St., Sanford l a 'Jjw um Formerly Downtown Sub-Station Full Service Catering Offand On Premises FULL BR EAKFAST BAR Public and children welcome. (Children under 10 •S2.50) Includes: Eggs. Home Fries, Biscuits and Gravy, Bacon. Sausage, Fresh Fruit. Assorted Danish, CofTee £ MF Sergios Ita lia n V lestaurant K g l ••9 X 1 Specialty orders from the kitchen extra Elegant Dining Authentic Italian Culsln Dally Lunch and Dinner Specials Premier Service Lunch Ham -4 pm Dinner 4 pm -10 pm Reservation welcome Conference • Meeting Room Available Full Liquor Bar • Sports Bar Happy Hour 4 pm to 7 pm Daily Drink Specials Big 64 inch TV 2 for 1 Well Drlnks/Draft Fool Tables and Darts Karaoke DJ. 32-1 5147 * 324-1341 • FAX 324 4 4 / 2477 PARK AVE ‘ SANFORD C O M B O MEAL Hours; Mon. thru t a t 10:10 u n . to 3 p.m. Phono: 220-10)0 or Fax: 228-10)1 M IN C H SI H VI II M i l l DELIVERY AVAILABLE Free Delivery To Downtown Sanford Any T Sub- f Q M chlpjjan4 drink _ _ O This media feature; Eggs IW t— ear M i l > 3 8 0 w / ts lM H O U R S; MooThur* (MO pm •Fit 4 Sst B am-11 pm * Sun 2 00 pm -10 pm (Comer d 44A S Park Ave} Subs • Soups • Salads Thank Yon C en lraf\ Florida for 10 SBcccssfol Years! J Brand NewUcallta located 1MUeNorth if LakeMaryBhd. • ^ 209 West First Street Sanford, FL. 32771 M The Bem le Lee Trio Appearing at I Historic Downtown Sanford Jazz Club & Music I Gift Shop 107 S. Magnolia I V Sanford. FL 3277 407.302-2256 J 407.302- i** 2823 �Legal Notices 21— P e r s o n a l s 71— H elp W a n ted 71— H elp W Seminole Herald. Sanlord, Florida •Wednesday. Mnrcli 17,1999 •9 A a n ted Irrigation laborar, FT. experi ence preferred Vacation, pan' won Call 377 8133 PLORIDA C A M MO. •••IOH.OA. 14-R SUNTRUST DANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A a* Truttee for Crown Home Equity Loan Trual I S H -t . Plaintiff, NANCY OONZALEZ and EMILO OONZALEZ. Dafandanl(t). NOTICE OF SALS OUVSItl dirts are waiting to talk to you IpyQ 1-MO-HS-OOS1XS1SO _________Mutt uil ba tl.W/mln. be 11 tlyyrs ra . Longwood Maaaage Studio. Walk mi welcome 7 days Pnvale rm* Female Staff Lite »MM0007785 407-2J9-M00 NOTICE IS HEREOV QIVEN 23— L o s t & F o u n d that, purauanl lo tha Final Judgmanl ol Foraclotura anlarad In this cauaa In lha REWARD lor return of mala Dal­ Clrtuil Court ol Samlnola matian. neutered. to»t Sal Mar County, Florida. I will tail tha 0 Country Club Ftd A Lake property altuatad In Sammola Mary Bird area, named Oreo. County. Florida daacribad aa 371-4004_____________________ Lot ItQ,. Longdate, Flrtl Addition, according lo the plat 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o t ic e s thereof a* recorded in Plef Rook IS, Pege 84. ol the Public Adopt: ChikHe** loving Chris Racoida of Seminole County, han coup** pray lor a newborn to Florida Chenah in a ttabui caring kt public aale. lo the higheet home legalkonfidenttei •nd beet bidder, tor caeh, ef Pirate contact Anomey Patricia It 00 A M . on APRIL I I . 1H8. Showtridge FL Bar No 776459 •I the Watt Front Door of the Attn Manfu at t -800-339 3871 Seminole County Courthoute. SOI N Perk Avenue. Oentord. Adopt OUR WISH ■* to share Florida ou» love and We* with a baby *■ M you are a peraon with e dieBeautiful home staple enveonability who needt any iccommem coAeoe educabon. chanc­ Ihodation In order lo participate es to navel and a targe tomng k this proceeding, you ere enti­ family Please cal Attorney Pa­ led el no coat to you. to Ihe tricia Strowbtidge, FL Bar No felon of certain at atelance 778459 Attention Mi/rsa t Ite conlacl Ihe A0A 800-339 3871 rdinator. >01 North Perk Avenue. Suite N -M I, Sanlord. 27— N u r s e r y & C h i l d Florida, telephone |40T) 1114U0. within I working daya ol C are your receipt ol true notice. If you are hearing Impaired, cell t .s o o -f is -s r r t ; It you ere voice impaired, call 1 -8 0 0 -H t- E •770 " DATED thle 11th day of MARCH, m t MARTANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court Oy Jena I Jetewrc Oepuly Clerk Peter N SnUlh. Esquire Ourney A Handley. PA P O Doa t i l l Orlande. FL 12902-12 TJ Pubbth March 17, E4. I H S ■ O TIC 8 OP AUCTION Ttua auction writ be held on April 8. 18M It Noon, at 121 Aulrn Are , Oviedo FL Prospective bidden may mspec I the vetuclee on the day before the auction from 8AM untri IP II Term* are cash or tenihed fund* only Oviedo Towing reserves the right to accept or refuse any end ett Day Care: loving Christian home. Pre K programs ]> Crafts Tnpa Fun 321-8948 A/C Duct Mac hank a Wa iust opened our brand new Sanlord oHiee and are looking lor people 10 begin working im­ mediately' Cal Now (407) 302- 950 S Meaonyke A re , Sanford Animal Cars/Kennela FTiPT, Benefit* own car 407-JJ*-?:7l_____ A lt). Mgr - FT lor mint storage HeneMa. vacation, bonua in­ centive*. A/R. A P leasing col­ lection* computer home type maintenance Ekp detned Wil train right person Apply 7803 N O B T Orlando, M-F 1-4pm ATTENTION WORK FROM HOME Earn an Ertra tSOO SISOOmo PT 12 00014 ,500/mo FT 1-888-821-0977 www wfhtot# com 150017500 p i 1700014500 M www work trom-home nrrlpayt WEIQHT 55— B u s in e s s O t t o r iu m t il s lord lor evening warahouaa work neat day pay available Why w*4 10 work 2 ID* rt el you need no erp req Caa Rgr t Hand Man i Longwood at 760 6108. Ath about our Sanlord Front Desk, Breakfast Server, House keeper*. House Men 8 AM Dish Washer: FT Apply Lake Mary Courtyard 135 Inter­ national Parkway. Lake Mary 407-845-3090 appty wWn Car DetRSar: |40Oweek Need truck Equpment tuppked Caa 401482-2539_________________ Church Secretary: PT 25 hrit week Send return to Orace United Methods! Chuch. 499 N Country CtoO R d . Lake Mary 141— H om es 153— A Fo r S ale Sanford/Lk Mary area, t Ig bdrm, ml prrv ba. laundry, utwI**. TV melu. male preferred 12BOmo 302-7188 or 377-7369 IrchhofT 98— R e n t a l s S Of 4 bdrm home, > belht, Christian family looking to rent or tease n Sanford or lake Mary area, double car garage. <nground swimming pool please cel 774-4347 Efficiency 8 1BR apt* Newly renovated m histone downtown Sanlord 1400-1475 wit rm de­ posit Water furnished 747- Bunk Bed*: Mod tub.jt.ir with boards A mattresses Like r . n1 $175 0 0 0 8040500 Dey Bed; wh-tn iron V’ i ■ n tfyle. 7 twin orthrpruhc r it tresses Irumfin Nrw m tx/» 1775 407-668 9376 IrchhofT '>Qssociatcs RENOVATED L*e new 12. on over 14 acre, comer tot I I I K X MINT COHO Lrv A Fam rma. Workshop set pen gar t i t . 500 LAKE MART 42. U v lM F a m 7 car garage fenced HM .tOO 4/2. 1/3 acre, hr A r*n. tned 7 car gar.over 1800aq ft 182.800 157— M o b i l e H Fo r S a l e OETTWQ MARBIEO MUST SELL vanety of furniture and pnee* Couches, love seats, coflae A and tables, queen bed om es n Liberty 14 X TO 3BR 7BA Slid-ng glass door, appliances included Must move 13 000 357-735-6000_________________ 371 881? MATTRESS SALE • Fun <rc used bos springs A matin .. 165 00 Larry a Mad 3274132 205— H r A W ale M Snicker* Bara 50 Location* 1800-11200 *ohf monthly income Cost 12995 www venbngroute* com 1-800-9636123 4 BR. pool fireplace fenced, huge tot. great area, only 191500 33? 9695 (Realtor) PRUQ testin q c m p l o y ir _ prey 9Q4 774 M Z i Brand new black vmulated Leather Love Seat 150 00 C.Vi 377-4575. Santcrrl 321-5065 E O tA A T O V Jon a winning team with *• trades Brand new ottce tar Sanford* A l that level* tmme (Ml* work' cm Now* (407) 307- 181— A r r u A N C i s & F u r n it u r e Fo r S a l i Fo r Sit 000 A f r O R B A B I f HO MF S V l N T U R l 1 I’ ROf’ l R I IF S S Construction Cleaner arperianted transportation a mutt 407-339-1781 leave message Data Entry Clerk; P/T must know Windows 95 t Microsoft 0*fce Must be • prohownt fyp t 160— B u s i n e s s F o r Detlefs Auto Aucoon Of Sanlord Between 9AM 4Pm MondayWednesday 3895 S>R 46 East Sanlord (comer of 48 and 4tSl 407 373-4090 Immediate Start Salat rep commission P T. F/T Poedivs kwaBa. 771-4112______________ PAINT PREP needed Musi have Irantp 10 Sanlord 34 weeki of work 16 00tv cash Had now *07-839-8838 Lo LAKEFRONT LOT ■Bma-ie Lake. Loch Arborpnvate 90i300 175.000 LAKEFRONT L O T-Stone laland. Lake Monroe. Reduced, now S74.B00 VACANT LO T- Loch Arbor 132 000. tg. prrv wooded LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded 125 000 WYNNE WOOO-Sanford Adam* Cl Wooded lot [pool, tanms ct amerutie* Re jdreed 10 *173 000 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n e u r n is h e d Apply n peraon o' cal tor appomtment creage S ale Brigh'on Oardens Assisted in mg A Steed h u in g Faahhe* food A beverage eervers, dithwaahera. end cooks. Part lime and lu« lime Nursing NOW •nth good, touvl nulreion with­ out going hungry. Ineqienvv* No tJruga-No Samuants No Sd* Effects 100N MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. Free lntomwt«yi and Wonkung Cel Spanish 834-1164 or Enghih 895 974? To* Free SM 187404? 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t vale entrance STOtVmo and 1/3 of ul'ktie* 373 7996 - ....... 1-80M»_7424_______ 33— W e i g h t M anagem ent LOSE Madlcal Atalatant or Nuralng Aaalatant lor MO* office, 3 days-week Apply to 134 Bedford C t Sanford. FL 32773 Medical Receptionist' MA. LPN: For Medical group Lake Mary/ Sanlord Eic benefit pkg Far resume toS30-tt1S____________ Nationwide reeking PT/FT med­ ical billers Up lo 35K/yr No medical erpenence neceiiary SANFORO t BDRM al ewetne nr. retd area, 1375—10 1300 dap. no kkHpetS 373 8019 Pres• Brake: Mi-igra Wncr. incat H ga X tOr capacity $I7K OBO MuSISek'799 I5 U_______ 215— B o a t s & A cclsso kh s 163— W a t l r i r o n t Pr o p e r ty F o r S a le BOAT DETAILIflO Interior/ Eiterior Buffing waring pmstrpmg deC4kng fiberg'av. A geteoat re­ pay 10 yr* erp Cal tor ouf c« pert tve Days 407-371-1419 Eves 407668 7769____________ 103— H o u s e s * U n iv r n is h e d 153— A creage L o t Fo r 219— Wanted to Buy 181— A p p l ia n c e s & F u r n it u r e F o r S a le Sa le IbMfS The following vehicles a n a c h i n i ry BED: QUEEN 1IZE, triack wrought eon canopy and promtnun omopedc a r ’Mve- used sW bored Cost 11700 Se* 1325 C a ff«7 J-7 m UR tW ARD FOR OLD riSHINQ TACKLE, old lures tackle bo« as nets, o*d duck decoys, hunt­ ing antiques, ate Pay up to 11,000 I pay mom then anyone 1 wil pay 11000 iust to w e you okt tackle 941859 3530 g m Il* -7 n -7 8 t9 , 2. lanced yard on guwt eal-de sac m tree su U v a w i. ava* and March 1845/mo 774-7071 Wommg partner needed, no m- fWmut 321-17t2 Adecca H IIR A l awRigoscTtoN m v in h I8DIT UNION PLAINTIFF lenferd: Both Avail 4/1. 2/1 1400 1 t/l apt 1350 Rale reqd 3218757 70— Education k. T raining IT f H S T O ir Euzra 71— H elp W Receipts. Deductions. Facts. Figures. 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Call Gina at infinity Marketing (407) 808-6021, or Fax resume to 407-349-1488 or Email G in ajn fin ity @ hotmail.com N o b / . T O ? S ,J ! r i l t o « w . •re engaged In bualneaa al TT3 Creekwatar Terr *118, Lake Mary, FL, Asminol* County, Florida, under tha Flctilloua Nam* ol K O A U -fle d 0 L8A N BIB, and Ural wa Intend to foglater aaid name with tha Dh/lalon ol Corpomtiona. Tallahatse*. Florida. In accor­ dance with the provisions ol Ihe Fictitious Nome aielule*. ToWit: 8#etlon 881 08, Florida Save You Money 11 FM i Initial Consultation ENTRY LEVEL DRtYERE need rd NOWI covenant Transport h*S immetUta opening* lor driver t/anees No aipertence needed Earn 14SK to SSSK phi* benefits COL training avaSabte 8004355583_________________ il jE u P L yri minimum experience resi­ dential EsceMni pay E bene­ fits C«a between 2-3pm only. 904-774-9373. ■latutaa IM t . Constance Coopar-Bchnelder 1 �10A Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. March 17.1999 CLASSIFIED Sem inole H erald 322-2611 or Toll Irea from Orlando 831-9993 You can (as your ad lo 407-323-9408 300 N. French Av#., Sanlord 32771 • P. O. Bo* 1667. 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Thora’s MMtostton since you'ra In a torlunola cycle whara dosiraa can bacoma ' 50KICV U/ERE A UTTIE LATE,MA'AM WE WALKED ALL THE WAV TO 5CHOOLTMI5 . M 0RNIN6.. J A 6 AIN 5 T THE W IND.. PNOM (Pah. 90 North 99) Tha bands ara Barring m your tavor today, so make ■W M U U b J U ii d U lu M k A i J U k H M inf MR mow oiI irty Jopponuomy uiai comii your wsy. Evan somathing good you hava going for you can ba improved. Know where fo look for romanca and you'll find II. The Astro-Graph CAMCCA (June 21-Juky 22) Do a good job today at things you’re managing tor otoars and not Just lor yoursab. and you! ba rewarded handsomely. Tha beoelili might be higher than usual LCO (July 29-Aug. 22) lt‘a Important todav lor vou aooradata that a ooablva ara romantically perfect for you. Mall attitude far outweighs a negative one. 22.75 to Matchmaker, do this newspa­ because tha more phSoaophicaf you ara, per. P O Boi 1769. Murray HR Sisson. the luckier you'll gat at achieving sueNow York, NY 10156. b y T I L R y a n ARMS (Marsh 21-April 10) You'ra much VMOO (Aug. 29-BepL 22) A pleasant a a a f w i w p s n oi n r a n g n w ip vw i i n W nG L O S TO u T * NO APPLAUSE. SON. AHMOVHMOOREOI ERE HAS INSPIRED nwpng itni moil win m youfswn. U H U (Sag*. 22-O ct 22) Cupid hasn't forgotten you and ha might prova it to you today aa conditions in tha romanca dapartmant auddanly taka a major turn for the better. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today's happenings might ravaal to you that a now intarast yoo'va boon involved with has far grsatar potarmal than you raalHad Tha avidtnea w i ba overwhakning. tAOITTARtUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Bocausa of your Imala abitoes to deal wlto othars. youl ba astramaly effective today and wA qufctdy bacoma tha catalyst tor any group wth which you'ra Inwlvod, CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-J m . 19) Don't pul oft anything that could bo matoriaSy maarvngful to you untl anotwr <toy. Your chanoaa ofMMng yaw expecMtone ora at a high point. AOUARRJR (Jan. 2b Pah. 19) What you iM i of yourtoi ami tion you bshiw vrti hava a Bract ratabonaNp to menls today. N you aaa youraaR aa lucky, 99a wR man- M M SUSa a AmtHi rilMl flkuK iu iJ b k m A •urpnB# COHO M mi fueVI onifiQ toosy W i n grind in scope than you ara to tailing you a e w n y stove to ba of ssswtsnrs to AT YVI CROTCH, This way or that? OMCKTDYOUK IC A H T F IN D yTHEOPULVOO f U G T t * O K '\ NOW l KNOW WHY THC PROS GO SOUTH F0^ JUG! H IT! NOT IN w e , SPRING TRAINING! iNDWWsNK., IN TH A I 616 SNOWDRIFT! (fa key opponent has Lbs missing high honor, you gain aa extra trick. But sometimes you ariU ba faced with a two-way finesse, one you can taka through either opponent. Then, you muat etther use the available Infonnn- pick? Why? North’s raise to two spades doesn't guarantotfour trumps. WH h a m h U you should raise partner, not rabid two diamonds. (Never rabid la a fivecard suit unless you have absolutely nothing atoa to do.) Even with J - l - H It is bettor to raise partner than to m* "bid two clubs. So, South's Jump to thrse no-tramp describes a balanced hand with game valuta end only four spades. North, with four-card support. The key due is West's Initial pass. Ha has produced tha dub ace-mag, You ctu Im into lour ifodti* Wot! bo- and you must assume be has the dia­ gins the defense by cashing the chib mond king. So, If he has the spade ace-king; then, is answer to e come-on queen as well, he started with 12 highsignal Ee plays a third round to East's card points. These days, meet players m. Beat comes a haart You need open with that count True, it’s not a rest of the tricks. So, along with certainty, but It's bettor then nothing. requiring the diamond finesao to suc­ Play East far the spade queen. ceed, you must decide which opponent OIMtoKkAtoL holds the tramp queen. Whom will you r DEAR DR. GOTT: I road with inter­ est your column about a woman who suffered migraine headaches whenev­ er she bad se*. H ie reverse is b riefer neck and scalp muscles to contract; headache la a common consequence. Obviously, any stress-relieving tech­ nique — be It mUd tranquillaers, hot pirii« n m i « of orgasm — can get rid of thaheadaebe by releasing mus­ cle spasm. Your situation Is not unique but your solution won't work DEAR DR. G O TT: Why would any doctor in hla right mind operate on an •l-year-old woman to remove her •pfamT Th a organ was supposedly manufacturing too many blood cells, but th e p a tien t d idn't su rv iv e th e surgery. DEAR READER: W ithout m ore IfifrfmjUnii | f y f u »4 form an "pfoton about th is d ifficu lt situ a tio n . Tragically, the patient did not survive th e procedure. H owever, if th e had been active, alert and Independent, the operation may have been approprlate. 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Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longw ood, Portly Su nn y Oviedo. Winter S p rin g s High: 92 11 □ INSIDE % Ru m White write* about the due Whltey Eckstetn. pafle BA. at 2A Talk turns to action on Lake Mary boating □BRIEFLY tn Lake Mary win have Its grand opening ceremony Sat* urday at 9 a m There win b e muaic and a bleaatng of the building. The ribbon-cutting win be at 11:18 a m . fol­ lowed by a free lunch. Activi­ ties such M storytelling will be held throughout the day. The film A Bug’s Life win be ahown at 8 p m Visitors can tour the 33.000 square foot renovated fadhty at 888 Longwood-Lake Mary Road on Saturday, “ ' ‘ f. For more tnform atkm. can I(407) 321 -8944. playtng the quM ‘ People and Events That Shaped . the World: Prehistoric Times Through the Middle Ages * from May 3 through^ June SO. The quilt was made fay a third grade class from Carillon Elementary School. It Is an display In the Children's D e ­ partment at the Jetn Rhein Centra) Branch tn Cassel­ berry. For more Information. caU the Central Branch at (407) 339-4000. r* wlU be held May 18 from 11 a m to 4 . Sponsored by the SanHistoric Trust, the Semi­ nole Student Museum and .M aster Oardeners of SemiI note County, the event will b e held tn front of the Student Museum on Seventh Street. Oardcn vendors will have demonstrations along Seventh Street from the East of Elm Avenue Intersection to the West of Myrtle Avenue Inter­ section. All proceeds from the Oarden Tour are dedicated to a parks related project. K la awal July 4 parade. This year It win be Saturday. July 3 at 9 a m The theme will be Honor Your Hero. Everyone Is Invited to enter. Decorate your bUte. wagon, horse or Just want Floats. cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors, and other vehicles are w el­ come. For more Information. caU (407) 349 0040. by members o f the Central Florida Stamp Chib at SUNPCX *99 at the Maitland Civic Center. SUNPEX TO wUl run Saturday May 18 from 10 a m to 0 p.m. and Sunday May 16 from 10 a m to 3 pm There will be fre e stamps for children, free ad­ mission. and free parking. For more Information, call Publicity Chairman Paul Percha at (941) 728-3829 or President Tom Mtzak at (407) 389-9604. IdySwBds Elementary ■sheet's PTA wM csteheata Its year with Its annual Fam­ ily Fun Night this Friday from 4-8 p.m. There will be co m ­ munity displays, a p ettin g zoo. street dancing, gam es and a hay ride. □QUOTE “The word 'now' is like a bomb through the win­ dow, and it ticks." Arthur Miller □INDEX sees eeeeeeee ' Ahfay « • • • • • see*** O b it u a r ie s ............. S A P e o p le ............... ... 4 A P o lic e Briefs . . . . 3 A •ports ............. 1B -2 B T e le v is io n ............. 4 A May6.1999 91st Year No 181 (407) 322-2611 Sanford, FI Lake Mary soccer stars Ink letters-oMntent IB Low : 71 and Sem inole C ounty TH U R S D A Y LAKE MARY • The Lake M ary City Commission In s previ­ ously discussed a draft ordi­ nance dealing with boating regulations on the city’s many lakes. It was never officially adopted. Now. City Manager John Litton wants to know If the commissioners wish to pur­ sue It or not. *We really haven't had many complaints, only a few.* Lit­ ton said. ‘And Police Chief Beary wants to know If he should consider any enforce­ ment.* A request for the Informa­ tion Is scheduled in the City Manager’s Report during to­ night’s city commission meeting. The ordinance proposal has been prompted by a few d tlsen complaints, Litton said mostly from people Uvtng along lakefronts. *We haven’t had any serious Injuries re ­ ported though.* he added. City employees have moni­ tored activities, especially on Dig Lake Mary. In some case*, where problems have been observed, owners and/or op­ erator* of the boats Involved have been contacted directly, but guidelines are still said to be needed. The new ordinance draft follows the guidelines estab­ lished by state statutes and the Coast Ouard regulations. It applies to any water vehi­ cle. regardless of whether or not It la mechanically pow­ ered. Most of the require­ ments deal with public safety. Under the ordinance, if ap­ proved by the city, children under the age of atat will be required to wear a Coast Ouard approved hfe saving vest or apparatus at all times, as must persons water skiing The only exemptions would be for alders participating In sanctioned water-aid tourna­ ments. or persons who aid barefooted Consumption of alcoholic beverages Is also prohibited, as Is possession of an open container S an ford considers 50-year lease Hotel and conference center up for Monday dis­ cussion Be — Karas s Ta p T w k H z R SANFORD - The Sanford City Commission on Monday w ill consider a proposed 50-year lease agreement with the company that wants to d e ­ velop a hotel and conference center on nine acres o f Fort Mellon Park. Under the lease. PRA devel­ opment would pay the city 9780.000 per year tn base rent, plus a percentage o f ho­ tel revenues. The 50-year lease would have two auto­ matic. 10-year renewals. From the 13th month o f operation through the 36th month. PRA development would pay the city 1 percent o f hotel revenues minus base rent. After that. PRA would pay 3 percent of hotel reve­ nues for the remainder o f the lease. *1 think It's a good a gree­ m en t* Sanford Mayor L a r r y , Dale said. T h e commission hasn’t had a chance to review It yet.* The hotel’s completion deadline Is Dec. 31, 2002. al­ though the city can grant ex- tensions due to delays. There would be a 120-day period In the lease for the de­ veloper to prepare a feasibil­ ity study and financial analy­ sts. and for the city to per­ form environment .................. I K ate) I and title work. Millard Hunt, chairman of Th e Society for the Preserva­ tion o f Fort Mellon Park, said that without a feasibility study the City Commissioners lack a critical basis for mak­ ing a decision about the lease. T h e re is no way to evaluate the proposal that's been made without a feasibility study,* Hunt said. There would be a 1-year contingency period to obtain agreements tor public find­ ing. permitting for piers and to execute operational agreem ents. PRA development Is pro­ posing to build a 300 room full service hotel, and 15,000 to 20.000 square feet of con­ ference rooms. There would be commercial and retail space, a pier restaurant and concessions. There would also be a 35.000 to 50,000 square foot multi-purpose center for banquets. City officials are seeking Tourist Development funding from Seminole County to as­ sist with the public portion of the conference center. PRA development would pay the city 83 million to­ ward the public portion of the project. Fags 8A J B U U to M — STAJT wfijTEh I t 9 m SANFORD • A group o f 28 students and two teachers a r ­ rived several weeks ago from France to not only sample a bit o f the American culture but see a few sights along the way. Several families In the community as well as mem­ bers o f the Sanford and Del­ tona Churches of Christ served as hosts to the young people. Over 15 families from Qeneva, DeBary, Lake Mary. Sanford and Deltona opened their homes and their hearts with a little hospitality. The high schoolers arrived In America by plane and were shuttled about by E.Y. Fry and Ronda Galloway to their many destinations. The English teachers, or schoolmasters as the French youth would say. Monique Zibi and Nathalie Lesaure. also accompanied them to such locations as Disney World. Cape Kennedy. Uni­ versal Studios. Busch Gar­ dens. the YMCA In Lake Mary, a local bowling alley In Longwood and numerous a r­ eas for shopping. Ronda Galloway, In coopera­ tion with Monique Zibl from France, assisted with travel, Itinerary, housing and other activities. Galloway shared that one o f the most Inter­ esting things about the boys and girls was learning about the difference In the cultures o f the French versus Ameri­ can. She mentioned that French students go to school some six days a week without fre­ quent breaks or liberties. — —— SANFORD to Ths Sanford Cky Commisaion wB consider a proposed Is s m agreement with PRA devetooment lor ths hotel and conference center otarmed on Fort Msfion Park. Sanford Mayor Larry Dais dfocusssd the project last year at ths Sanford Chamber of Commercs. Red Cross on alert mI r a l ^ ^ ^ w r it e h Even though the tornado disaster occurred In Okla­ homa. there are still local connections. According to the American Red Cross, over a dozen calls have been r e ­ ceived from families here In Central Florida In search of French find open arms in U.S. Stair Writter Hotel proponents not givin g up fight much freedom American schools have. They told how they are not allowed to talk, they have no breaks and the rules are so much stricter. They were horrified when they heard about the shoot­ ings In Colorado. They said that something like that would never happen in France because kids couldn't even think o f buying guns. They have a very high respect for their teachers (schoolmasters).* Oalloway added that the group was overwhelmed by the 'k in d acts that everyone showed to them. They were all excited about being here.* In particular, the mentioned that she was most Impressed with the ‘ great community support received from the 8*s Preach, Fag* SA Information on loved ones tn the affected Midwest areas. According to Rebecca Tho­ mas. manager o f the local Red Cross Chapter. Informa­ tion to being taken from call­ ers regarding persons who may be missing, and they are being encouraged to continue trying to contact their family n n u . The he group a hotel and center proposed far Fort Mellon Park Is con­ tinuing to fight against the project. Millard Hunt, chairman o f the Society for the Preserva­ tion o f Fort Mellon Park, said developing a hotel and conference center on the pork Is a gamble with tax­ payer assets. T h e basic concepts, the the location, and the funding plana are flawed.* Hunt said. Hunt said the proposed 80-year lease, with two 10year extensions, will tie up public land for too long. Sanford officials are seek­ ing Tourist Development Council funding from the county for the conference center. The county has not decided how much funding to provide. Hunt said he wonders If the county will provide funding necessary to support the conference center. ’ A s far aa I can tell the Sanford project is dead,* ■ A group of 28 French students Journeyed to America and ended up In Sanford, touring Central Florida locations and experiencing the differ­ ence between cultures. Most of the students stayed In Sanford or Del­ tona during their visit. �2 A - Setnnoto Herald. Sanford, Florida •Thursday. May 8. 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida Weather UV Index Tom orrow Five-Day Forecast fo r Sanford Tonight Monday1 Sunday Saturday • am. 10am. Noon 2pm. 4 pm I I lor i l l M W . I U M H I f r t Wv.lW*Hp VMMntaMtaaooannn anTiArwewrtyi MaWy dear to parity cloudy. Regional C ities Regional W eather A lm anac t£3p.m. Sanford tro u g h Ytstarday Temperature 726 am. \2 M am. 724 pm 133 p.m. coufdba quite strong. Thunderstorms tomorrow wWhew teas punch to turn ■ ■ M p p InunOEfSiOfTTIS Win WlnQ OOwi lOntynV U H igh ... ................................. .... 88L o w ................ ...................... ......BO* Norm al N g h ......................... ....... 85* Norm al lo w ..................... ... . a t - t a in .' thty mow oft to tot m l Sorot nm ker thunderstorms may develop tornofrow. 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So head on over to your John Deere dealer’s store before July 5 and bring home some truly remarkable family values. g R u n s L i k e A D e e r e uuicdccrc.com S599FL23H 1 A , j j c JS rtlt.J T-iici, freight, setup, and deliver)- not included. Available from participating dealers. -Offers end July 5.1999. Seminole Herald B (#7) fit-tlll (417)OHM "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Thursday, M ay 6 ,1 9 9 9 • Vol. 91. N o. 181 Published: Daily Except Monday. Saturday, Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sanford, F L 32771 P h o n e : (4 0 7 ) 322-2611 F ax: (407) 323-9408 A O S M M a TfU TK M Doug Faber - Pubtsher Maigarat Boachen • ffrUJpm MlMQBf JonUaaMaJSn Unde Spiegel A D V E R TB M Q KeUe Wamar - Manager John Coffman Patar F. Kelt la JudrthLaffvop C U 9 IF K D Terry Kjrvwfl Tad Walter C n C U L A TIO N Edward A Kramare* Circulation Manager Wanda KouipanNSa Meknda Morn* EO fTO M AL Jeff BarSnicka Acting Edloi Dona Dwtnef. EM Kama Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Ruse White L E Q A L5 Q^iai, tlwmi ■ii D© try do noon PRODUCTION Flank Vottokna ■ kknagar Peggy Baehnar Dana Elukur •Opaalona Frada Haimara Cheryl Smith PRESS • STR PFW Q Rotwrt Skip' Co«an Mark Savoie EM Egan Jack E. Rilchw Ehnn Tyrian. Jr. • Head Prauman Subscription Rales (Daily A Sunday) R epublic N e w sp a p ers, Inc. It’s not too late to become a w eather page sponsor. Your ad will be seen by thousands o f perspective clients daily. So don’t le t the sun go down before you call a Sem inole Herald Advertising specialist for more details on this exciting offer. (407) 322-2611 I �*% « 1- btnunoit *« t-i A- -- A- S* ------- P o u c r Loc --------7he following reports were compiled from the Serntnoto County Sheriffs Office fo r arrests reported through May 5. 1999. t . • ........ grand TB K PT GENEVA. May 4. 9:16 p.m.. E.Oanon Cove. Richard Lee Cowan. DOB 3/28/80, arrested by Seminole County S h eriffs Office deputies, charged with Grand Theft o f an Auto. •A N PO R D . May 3. 10:32 p.m.. Court St. A Palmer Ave.. Ronald Wayne Adkins. DOB 07/24/88. arrested by Sanford Police Department officers, charged with Orand Theft (14-ft. fiberglass boat). Adkins allegedly waa towing the boat with a riding mower. A LTA M O N TE 8PRD908. May 4. 2:30 p.m.,. Lordtrme Dr.. Michael Oerome Johnson. DOB 7/38/77. arrested toy Scmtnolr County Sheriffs deputies, charged with Orand Theft o f Property. Burglary of Structure. ■AN PO RD , May 3. 8:92 p.m.. Summerlin Ave., Latana Patrice Butler. DOB 4/10/70. arrested by Sanford M i c e D ep art­ ment officers, charged with Possession Crack Cocaine. O b ­ struction by Disguised Person. ■ANPO RD , May 4. Bush Blvd., Paul Jones Rogers. DOB 3/10/ 97. arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs Officers, charged with Possession o f Cocaine. Drug Paraphernalia. ■ANPO RD . May 4. 3:19 p.m.. Donald Oliver. DOB 2/1B/78. unrated by Sanford Police Department officers, charges wtth l*osNcsHlon of Cocaine. Cannabis. •A N PO R D . May 3. 11:33 p.m.. 11th A Cypress Awe. Harold Charles Duvls. DOB 10/22/61. arrested by Sanford Police Department officers, charged Purchate/P aasraalon Controlled Substance. Obstruction by Disguised Person. A LTAM O N TE EPBOfOS. May 9. 0.07 s .m . State Road 438. Tnd Anthony Daniels. DOB 7/23/80. arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs Deputies, charged with M a n s i o n 20 grama Cannabis. A TTE M PTE D EUEOLART SANFORD. May 4. 2 p.m.. Bush Ave.. Frederick Grubbs. DOB 5/2/76. arrested by Sanford Police Department officera. charged with Attempted Burglary to conveyance. s ■a tte r t A LTAM O N TE SPEDKM . May 3. 9:40 p.m.. Alahambra Awe.. William llarvcy Wlllmctt. DOB 7/8/29. arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs Department Officers, charged with Battery. DU ■ANPO RD . May 4. 9:07 p.m.. Bush Ave.. Loren George Baker. DOB 10/21/94. arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs O ffice deputies, charged with DUI. LONGWOOD. May 4. 0:19 a.m.. State Road 436. Ryan Chris­ topher Morrison. DOB 3/30/79, arrested by Florida Hospital Patrol, charged with DUI. OVIEDO. May 3. 3:40 a.m.. Mitchell Hammock. Adrian John Briggs, DOB 1/2/70. arrested by Oviedo Police'’ Departm ent officers, charged with DUI. ■ANPO RD . May 3. 11:49 p.m.. 1200 block. 13th St.. Richard Lronnrd Wells, DOB 8/8/97. arrested by Seminole County Sheriff's Office deputies, charged with DUI. LONGWOOD. May I, 1:98 a.m.. Central Parkway A Palm Springs John Douglas Youngman. DOB 10/4/46. arrested by Longwood Police Department officera, charged with DUI. C A88B LB B RRT. May I. 2:37 a.m . Normandy Rd.. Michael Anthony Schenk, arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs depu­ ties. charged with DUI. reckless driving. OVIEDO, May 2. 2:14 a.m. Florida A Deleon. Michael Andred Creel. DOB 9/29/66. arrested by Seminole County S heriffs deputies, charged with DUI. ALTAM O NTE EPEDV08, May I. SR 436 A Essex. G regory Si even Hitts. DOB 9/19/92, arrested by Altam onte Springs Police officers, charged. DUI. SANFORD, May 3. 10:27 p m.. Richard W ayne Davis. DOB IO/B/41. arrested by Sanford Police Department officers, charged with Trespass Property After Warning. Davis was al­ legedly accepting goods from the Goodwill drop. Help riuhl crime In your community. If you have Infor­ mation on n crime call 423-TIPS. You can remain anony­ mous and may be eligible for a reward. French---------Continued front Page 1A bowling ullcy In Longwood to the Lake Mary YMCA and the families that participated. She was also very touched by the respect for authority, good behavior, polite and helpful manners that the French youth demonstrated. Tony Black also helped with I lie endeavor. He said, r e ­ garding the students visit. T think It provided a wonderful opportunity for the young people and those families that helped. It was great for the group to experience the lan­ guage and culture firsthand its well as the recreational LOTTERY H o rn a r a th o w in n in g n u m b e rs s o lo c io d o n M o n d a y In tb s F lo rt- ts. They benefited from Soteir ell 10 day trip and so did U was a positive experi­ w e, ence.’ Lake M ary According to the document as originally written for commission consideration, it shall be the duty o f the C h ief of Police or members o f the police department to Investi­ gate Incidents and when ap­ plicable, Issue m isdem eanor changes which would include a fine not to exceed $900 or Imprisonment not to exceed 90 days, or both. The Lake Mary City Com ­ mission m eeting to scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. this even­ ing at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Debbie Dean. Atlanta. Oa.: Dorothy Roderick. Titu sville: Debbie Stone. Sanford; Kim Knack. OalnewrtBe; Tina Maler, Winter Park; Tam ! Ackerson. Lake M ary; brothers. Burrell. Port Pierce: Webb. Hlawaaoee. Oa.; Coleman, V eto Beach: BUI. West Monroe. La.; stolen. Owynneth C ream er. Atlanta. Oa.; Agnes Kendrick. Lakeland: Luefla Shepherd. Plant City: Betty Hicks. Lakeland; 13 grandchildren: one great­ grandchild. Baldwin-Fairchild Puner Home. OaMawn Park Chapel. Lake M ary. In charge o f services. I T EMST T EUnbeth Jackson Everett. 84. Wlllage Place. Longwood, died Tuesday. May 4. Mrs. Everett was a hom em aker. Bom In St. Paul. Minn., ahe moved to Central Florida In 1964. She waa a m em ber o f First Presbyterian Church. Maitland. She was a member o f Friday M orn ing Music Chib. Washington. D.C. Survtvon Include husband. William W. Jr.: d a u gh ten . Elizabeth Reiter. Ocala; Lola Brown. Washington. D.C.: am. William. W aynesvtlle. N.C.: brother. Prank. Altamonte Springs: seven grandchildren: three great­ grandchildren. Baldwtn-Fairchlld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge o f services. Roberson. 90. der Court. Longwood. died Wednesday. May 5. Mrs. Roberson a retired registered nunc. B om In DeLand. ahe waa a lifelong resident o f Central Florida. She was a member o f Trinity United Methodist Church. DeLand. Survtvon Include daughter. Faye M lttlem an. Longwood: one grandchild. Lankford Funeral Home. DeLand. In charge of services. Cop catches curious cats ■ s — Earaa_________________ STAFf Writer SANFORD • A Sanford police officer brought a you ng boy a new cat last week. Officer Mark R aybom r e ­ sponded to a call in the Highland Park area o f San­ ford last Tuesday concerning a woman whose cat died after being run over by a car. Th e cat belonged to h er young am. Lucidly, a cat belonging to Raybom’s brother-in-law had Just given birth to kittens. *1 salted whether she’d be interested If I could find her won another kitten.” Raybom said. ‘ And she said yes.’ The next day, Raybom r e ­ lumed with a gray striped male kitten, it waa hla day off. ‘ I Just kind o f thought It would be nice to do.” Raybom said. Raybom serves In District 1. Community Service Area 13 of Bravo Squad for the p o­ lice department. Raybom said he did not want to disclose the woman’s Identity. L R L A R D P . TORO I .Hand P. Todd. 90. died on Thursday, April 29. In the VA Medical Medical C enter in Fayetteville. N.C. Survtvon Include three daughten, Nonna Weever. Winnebago, H; Sandra Bullock. Pukton. N.C.: Ethel E. Keener, Longwood: 13 grandchildren; 21 grea t­ grandchildren. Reeves Funeral Home, tn charge o f sendees. M IC H AEL ’ ’ W OLF’ M SD LO CK. JR. Michael -Wolf” Med lock. J r.. 20. Bungalow Bhrd.. Sanford, died Saturday. May 1. Mr. Medlock waa a student. Bom In Rochester. N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida In 1986. He was a member o f New Bethel Baptist Church. Sanford. Sunrtvora Include parents, Michael Sr., and Adrienne. Sanford; brother, Brian. Rochester. N.Y.: sister. Mary Frances. Sanford: greatgreat-grand mothers, Phobic Andrews. Johnston. S.C., and Mercedes, Apopka. Marvtn C. Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka. In charge o f services. She was a member o f P in t United Methodist Church. Is w a t s ~~~~1 daughters. Judy Stevenson. Oenevs: Joan May. Hershey. Pa.: Shad Kirby. Oviedo: slater. Jane Parley. Oviedo; four grandchildren. In her name. In beu o f flowers, memorial gifts go to: P in t United Methodist Church. 383 King Street. Oviedo. PL 33768 Baldwtn-PalrchUd Funeral Home. Oviedo, tn charge o f B p to p 33714. 3. Mr. Brawky waa a m old maker. Bom In Dial. Oa.. he moved to Central Florida In 1987. He was a Christian. Survtvon Include wife. Lovle E; son. Robert Edward. Winter Springs: daughter. Jeanette Heaton. Ravenna. Ohio; brother. Harrtaon. Winter Springs: slaters. No matter which road you take, Surilhist has a mortgage for you. SMOOTH ROAD AHEAD Fi xed R iite A d ju s ta b le R a te Jum bo C o n s tr u c tio r v / P e m is Shopping for the right mortgage is like driving through traffic. You have to know how to read the signs to get ahead. 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May 6. 1999 People Parents shocked at daughter’s tattoo CALENDAR W eight W a tch ers A local chapter of Weight Watchers m eets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. T o a stm a ste r s The Omni Toastmasters Club *6861 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building, 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Quests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Jim Ocque, 942-5227 for In formation. R ecovery Fresh Start Recovery pro­ grams oilers 12-step support groups for those experiencing life-controlling problems. The groups meet every Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., at Destiny Church. 3110 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park. For Information call 382-3232 or 384-8135. iT o u g tiL o ve su p p o rt • ToughLove Orlando, a par­ tem support group, meets every £Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at >St. Stephen Lutheran Church. ?2140 Hwy. 434. Longwood. ToughLove Is a self-help, ac•tive. parent support group for •parents troubled by their chllfdren's behavior. The group Is open to parents o f preteens. ; teenagers and adult children. •and grandparents. ■ For more Information call (407) 324-0724 or visit their web site at toughlove.org. Al a non, A la tee n ALANON and ALATEEN meetings are held every Th urs­ day, at 8 p.m., at Sanford Christian Church. 730 U psala Road. . Sanford. For nformatton. ran 323-8524. B lue G ra ss P ick ers Sanford Blue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p.m.. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Pickers and grinners are welcome. For Information, call John Shaffer. 829-4931. S u bm arine v e te ra n s The United States Submarine Veterans. Central Florida Base, meet at 7 p.m. at the Fleet Reserve Club. 3040 West BR 46. the first Thursday o f the month. All submariners, both active or otherwise, are wel­ come. For Information, call Bud Simpson. 330-4445. Sanford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic Trust meets the first Thursday o f the month, at 7 p.m.. at the First Presbyterian Church, com er of Fourth Street and Park Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, please call 321-6734. The pub­ lic Is Invited to attend. A m ateu r R ad io The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society m eets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Crnlcr. Ltkr Triplett Drive, Casselberry. For Infor­ mation. call Karl Lambert. 6958764. or Al Kirk. 322-4487. University women American Association o f Uni­ versity Women meets the first Thursday of each mouth at 7 p.m. at the Rolling Hills Moravian Church. State Road 43-1, Longwood. For Information, rail Linda Polonus. 6-14-4094. Su n rise K lw an is The Seminole’ Sunrise Kl­ wanis Club meets every Friday, at 7 a m., at Shonry’*. US 1792. south of Airport Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For Infor­ mation, call Tony McDaniel at 324-0469. 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 a.m.. at die Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, corner of First and Main Strret In Geneva. The clinic Is sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County S heriffs Office and Geneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349-9284. Substance abuse SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conduct­ ing a 'Families In Crisis" out­ reach program. Interested o r­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Savers Club o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. DEAR ABBY: Our IH-year-uld daughter is a freshman in college. O n e morning we received a call from her roommate's mother, who is a friend of ours, letting us know that her daughter visited a tattoo parlor near the college and had got­ ten a tattoo on her hack. Worried and shocked, we called our daughter and discovered that she had gone too, and also had one! W e diicu ssed it w ith her and explained that in our countiy, peo­ ple with tattoo* are usually individ­ uals who have been or still are in prison, and thnt tattoos are not r e fle c tiv e o f our cu ltu ral back­ ground. W e love our daughter and respect most of her decisions. She has been a role model for her DONALD R. JOHNSON III Army 2nd Lt. Donald U. Johnson III lias graduated from the 61 day Ranger train­ ing course nt the U.S. Army Ranger School, Fort Henning. Columbus. Ga. Johnson, an Infantry officer Is the son o f retired Army Col. Donald R. Johnson o f Oviedo and grandson of Domthy C. Camp o f Columbus. Ga. Tile lieutenant In u 1993 graduate of Portsmouth High School, RJ. and a 1998 gradu­ ate of The Citadel, Charleston. S.C. LYNN M. 8M O LIN S K I Army Cadet Lynn M. Sntollnski wax placrd on the Dean's List at thr U.S. Military Aradciny. West Point. N.Y. To qual­ ify for the honor, the cadet was required to maintain a 3.0 gradr point average. Sinnllnskl's parents are Henry J. and Diane Smollnskl o f Casseltierry. She Is n 1995 graduate of Like Howell High School, Winter Park. WORRIED PARENTS IN WASHINGTON DEAR WORRIED PARENTS: Although I would never consid­ er having a tattoo, m a y popu­ lar Am erican m usic atari, acton and sports figures now X getting ■ younger sister and brother. Our daughter agreed to go to i dermatologist and nave the tattoo removed, but we are concerned that being nway at school and having so much freedom, she may moke other decisions that are against our prin­ ciples. Your opinion, pit High School, will report to Fort Henning, Columbus. Ga., for baste training on July 27. 1999. lie Is th r son of Vickie lllrrs o f Orange City, Fla. MARK A . CARTER marine Gunnrty Sgt. Mark A Carter, w hose wife. Angela. Is the daughter of S trvra 0. and Shirley Swaggelty o f Sanford, recently rrporled for duty with 2nd Radio Battalion. II Marine Exprdlt binary Force. Marine Corps Base. Camp Lrjrune, N.C. the 1980 graduate of Lake Brantley High School or Altamonte Springs Joined the Marine C orps In March 1983. JARRED M . LANG Army Cadet Jarred M. Lang was placrd on the Dean’s List at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. NY. To qualify for the honor, the cadet was re­ quired to maintain a 3.0 grade point average. Alzheimer’s L in g Is the son o f Larry and A support group for adults stepson o f Aggie Lang o f North caring for patients with A lz ­ Miami Beach. Fla. heimer’s Disease meets the PHILIP M. WOODCOM Philip M. Woodcom hits I Its mother und stepfather are first Friday o f the month, from 2 to 3:30 p.m.. at All Souls Joined the Untied States A rm y. Honey nnd Lt. Col. Vance the Delayed Hntry» Daeseherof ovM o. Catholic Church. 30.1 W, Eighth under .. •-' Street.*Sanford. Tills service Is Progrtun in xpe Y-S- A rm y) 1 Rri rultlng Slatloin Altamonte < DORSET A . SALMON sponsored by the Greater . Or­ Springs. F1A. ■ * Air Force Airman Dorsey A. lando Alzheimer’s Association. Woodcom, a student of Salmon has graduated from Alzheimer’s Support Lyman High School, will report basic military training at to Fort Jackson. Columbia, The Alzheimer’s Support Lackland A ir Force Base. San S.C., for basic training on July Group for Spouses meets the Antonio. Texas. 14. 1999. first Friday o f the month, at 10 Salmon Is the daughter of He Is thr son of Christine S. Anna J. Salmon of Longwood. a.m., al the Behavior Health Department. South Seminole Splnlcrlll of Casselberry. Hospital. In Longwood. All In­ GILBERT A. ACOSTA JAM ES A . SWAIN terested spouse o f Alzheimer's Marine Pfc. James A. Swain, A ir Force 2nd Lt. Gilbert A. patients arc Invited to attend. Acosta has graduated from son of M arine Corps Gunnery Cecilia Pally, a certified geron­ undergraduate pilot training at Sgt. James A. Swain o f San­ tologist and social worker, Sheppard Air Foree ford. recently completed basic Base. leads the discussion and an­ Wichita Falls, Texas. military training at Marine swers questions. For Informa­ Acosta Is the son of Gilbert Corps Recruit Depot, parris tion, call 843-1910. Island. SC. and was meritori­ and Bella Acosta of Oviedo. ously promoted to hla present Fla. Bromeliad Society In 1992, he graduated from rank. The Seminole Bromeliad So­ Swain Is a 1998 graduate of Bishop Moore High School. ciety meets the third Sunday of Orlando, and In 1997 received Seminole High School o f San­ the month, a l 2 p.m., at a bachelor’s degree from the ford. Sanford Garden Club. U.S. 17U.S. Air Force Academy. EUGENE T . MACKEY 92 at Fairmont Avenue, Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Colorado Springs. Colo. Sanford. All aspects of Eugene T. Mackey, son o f Betty bromeliad culture are covered JUSTEN D. ROBINETT I I and Eugene T. Mackey Sr. of during the meetings. The Justcn D. Itnl illicit has 1206 W. U t h St.. Sanford, society is affiliated with the Joined the United States Army recently reported for duty at Florida Council o f Bromeliad under the Delayed Entry Air Station, Societies and the Bromeliad Program at the U.S. Army Naval Jacksonville.. Society Inc. For Information, Recruiting Station. Deland. Fla. Tire 1998 graduate of call Bud Martin. 321 0838. Roblnctt. a student at Deland Seminole High School of Sanford Joined the Navy In June 1988. > Im p'd**, which is proba­ bly why aha so quickly agreed to have It rem oved at your VfQMlt As a young adult, she will - 01 m her parents, m ay not agree with au of them, they are hers As far the tattoo fad, I pre­ dict that eei “ “ Air Forre Base, W ichita Falls. Texas. Students w ere taught the inspection, maintenance, and repair of aircraft ground equipment. Included In thr training were pertinent administrative tasks and safely procedures. Wood Is the son o f Barbara J. Swank o f 3048 Donklrk Drive. Deltona, and Ralph D. Wood of 451S Boggs Road, Zanesville. Ohio. He la a 1998 graduate of Trinity Christian Academy, Deltona. NICOLAS C. KAYLBR Nicolas C. K aylcr has Joined tiie United Slates Army under the Delayed Entry ITo gram at the U.S. A rm y Recruiting Station. Deland. Kayler, a sen ior at Pine Ridge High School. Deltona, will report to Fort Jackson. Columbia. S.C.. for basic training on July I . 1999. He Is Ihe son o f Cindy L Cruz of 2916 N. Covington Drive, and John J. Kayler of 2462 Greenwood St., both of Deltona. IAN D, GARDNER Marine Pvt. Ian D. Gardner, son of Michael J . and Patricia A Gardner o f 118 Woodridge Trail, Sanford. recently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Pants Island. S.C. Gardner successfully completed 12 w eeks o f training designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally. He Is a 1998 graduate of Winter Park Technical High School of Winter Park. Fla. o f gravity converge, la ser su re tons w ill d o a b o o m in g busln C O N F ID E N T IA L TO “ A P ­ PRECIATIVE IN ALBANY*: T h e beet way to repay the kindneee o f others Is to follow John W es­ ley’s Rule: D o all the good you can, By ail the means you can. In el) the ways you can, A t al) the times you ran, T o ail the people you can, Aa long as ever you ran. To order *Ho» to Writ* M a n for All O r r u lo n i.' trad a hu*inr**-*liril. aolf■ddn— d rnwtopo. ptus rhrrk or m o w y ordsr h r *LSS iM JO to Cansdsl lot Door Abb*, L r lt r r Roohlrl, I’ .O. llo « 4 «7 , Mount MarrU. ttl. f 10M-04IT. MARCUS L BURR Army IVt. Marcus L Burr has been assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division al Fort Bragg. Fayetteville. N.C. The new member of the division became airborne qualified after completing training at un Anny airborne school. Each m rm lxr of Ihe 82nd performs duties according lo Ihe soldier h military Job of duty title. IJunr, a heavy construction equipment operator. Is ihe son o f Gwendolyn Speed of 1413 W. Valencia Court. Sanford, and Samuel J Burr of St. ITtershurg. lie Is a 1998 graduate o f Seminole High School. Sanford. PATRICIA M. MANDY Patricia M. Mandy has Joined Ihe United Slates Anny under thr Delayed Entry Program u» the U.S. Anny rem itting Station. Sanford. . The program gives young men Ihe women the opportunity lo drl.iy rnieriug active duly for up to onr year. Many will rrport to Fort Jackson. Columbia. S.C.. f o r ’ basic training August 3. 1999. She Is thr d.iuglitrr o f Sharon A. and David W Mandy of 151 Clyde Avr. N., Longwood, Fla. 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Joby o f 305 Tangerine Drive, Sanford, recently departed on a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea and Arabian Gulf while assigned to Sea Control Squadron 24 (VS24), aboard the aircraft currier USS Theodore Roosevelt. Tile 1978 graduate of Seminole High School of Sanford. Fla., Joined the Navy in July 1978. His wife, Patty. Is the daughter o f Ruth Lee o f Sanford.. j p N J. W OOD Air Force Airman Jon. J. Wood has graduated from the aerospace ground equipment mechanic course ut Sheppard Hi i p P ” drawing at participating merchants! TURNBULL BAY GOLF COURSE n *taiO taK i NocMr (heart <(**« Eipm Uiy 3a 1999 I Plus tax ... G o o d before N O O N only ... | with this a d ... no other discount applies. | Expires May 30, 1999 YOU MAY PAY LESS BUT YOU W IU. NOT HAVE MORE FUN �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Fkrida • Thursday. May S, 1999 - SA starr W riter A glimpse into Whitey’s class Tire nun's given name is Herbert, but ll's been a long, long time stare anyone called him that. Ever since he was a low ­ headed Wundrrklnd at Arrhblshop Malloy High School In New York City, he’s brrn "W liilry" Eckstein. Eckstein said he was given the nickname "Whltey’* by basketball roach Lou Camesecru who went from Arrhblshop Malloy to become one o f America's best college roarhes at SI. John's University. At 54. Eckstein Is completing his 30th year as a teacher In Sanford. He has brrn a City Commissioner for 13 yrara. He and Patricia Eckstrln have five grown children, each educated at the University of Florida also his alma mater. A man who has taught as long as Erkitrln learns a lot nbout himself and the hundreds of students he encounters. Eckstein says he Is fascinated at how smart high school students have brromr. Hr Is aware, also, . that they ore very sensitive and want to be respected. "We wrnt to school," he said, "we luid no cholre. We gave our teachers respect. Today, the kids will not give you respect unless you give them respect. They don't want to be put down, laughed at or criticized. "You can'r con throe kids, you can't make yourself out □ to be more important or better than they are. They're not Impressed easily. They've seen loo many (lawn In people - In the president, their own parents, their heroes. They've seen a lot o f people who have lied and cheated. They do understand right from wrong, and I believe In their future." Eckstein said he suspects most o f today's young people have llllle fear o f anything. "When we made mistakes, we had to go to Confession Immediately," he said. *1 don't hear any Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa. Mea Culpas anymore. Again, these kids will change. Like I said, they’re smarter and more mature than other generations." Eckstein said that students gain knowledge not available ra ago. This Is Important ause. he said, they probably read much less. He said he tries to make history relevant to what's happening today. When he teaches about W orld W ar II. he has the students talk about what Is happening now In Yugoslavia. When Whltey Eckstein was educated by Marist Brothers at Archbishop Malloy he wore a suit and tie to class. Today, he frequently wears blue Jeans when teaching History or geography at Seminole High School. He's earned space In the comfort cone. In addition to his teaching and City Commission duties, Eckstein ts an avid sports fan - especially baseball. Mickey Mantle was his childhood hero. The Yankees were his team . When school closes In two weeks, Whltey and Patricia Eckstein are headed to Trenton. N J . to see the Trenton Thunder play. Their son. David, la Trenton's second baseman. Whltey said Wednesday that David was hitting .289. One day. Whltey expects to see his son play for the Boston Red Sox. Surely. Whltey and David played catch frequently when the boy was growing up. Som e dads never find the lim e to play catch with their sons. Eckstein was one dad who took the time. E Hunt said. "No statement has been made to that effect. We'd like to see that state­ ment." The County Commission has designated Sanford at the site o f the county con­ ference center. T h e board voted to use tourist devel­ opment tax revenue g en e r­ ated from the hotel to help pay for the project. Red Cross members directly. "We had two local volun­ teers waiting to be called to Oklahoma for a few days." Thomas said. T h e y got the call yesterday morning, and were gone within 10 minutes. Since that time. weVe had two other area volunteers called from the local area, and they will leave by plane later today." The first two traveled in the local chapter's Em ergency Response Vehicle (ERV). Thomas said they w ill be d e­ livering meals to residents o f the disaster areas as well as workers. The second group, to leave later today, trill op­ erate a welfare Inquiry unit, helping locate persons who may be unaccounted for by relatives. To date, the Red Cross has opened over a dozen fin e r- i « c j r shelters in Oklahoma and Kansas, housing ap­ proximately 1,800 residents. In addition to providing emergency food and bever­ ages. basic first aid and crisis counseling for those in need is also being offered. On a nationwide basis, 13 EKVs, including the o n e from Central Florida, have now been dispatched to affected neighborhoods and shelters. ment teams have also begun Inspecting the areas and compiling a detailed report of the damages. Persona wishing to contact the local American Red Cross, to Wfer assistance, are urged to contact the main office In Orlando at (407) 894-4141. or the Seminole Service Cen­ ter In Longwood. at 3328200. Meanwhile. Pizzutl Devel­ opment plans to build a 300room hotel with conference capabilities In the booming lnterstate-4 corridor o f Lake Mary. In 1995. before there was a proposed Sanford site, the County Commission chose Lake Mary as the preferred site o f the county conference center. Hunt said that plans for a hotel/conference center will fall If the Lake Mary project Is approved. "We need to develop some more things downtown." Hunt said. "What Is there downtown to draw people to conferences and spend their vacation time here?" The Society for the Preser­ vation of Fort Mellon Park has been granted a hearing with the state's Department o f Community Affairs con­ cerning the city's com pre­ hensive plan amendments In preparation for the devel­ opment at the park. The date o f the hearing has not been set. The city w ill defend the plan amendments at the hearing. The Society ts challenging a decision by the Depart­ Lease A parking garage and a ir face parking would provide at least 600 parking spaces. The company ts proposing to build a 200 aeat ampi l heater. The lease also calls for a fishing pier, street and park Improvements, seawall reha­ bilitation. and an amusement pier. According to a I d le r from an attorney representing PRA development to the d ty , Sheraton hotels have agreed lo be the project's flagship. The agreement has not been released. Dale said the agreement depends on the results o f s feasibility study. The drat lease proposed by PRA development, rejected by the City Commission, would have given the developer first rights to build any hotel or similar project on city ow ned land, including the Orlando Sanford Airport, for 70 y e a n . The city would h ave r e ­ ceived 81 per year fo r the lease for 70 years, w ith two optional 20-year renewals. PRA> would have paid the city I percent of gross reve­ nues from the 13th m onth of operation through the 21st month. The d ty would have received 2 percent o f gross revenues from the 22nd month through the 36th month, and 3 percent fo r the ment o f Community Affairs saying that the city’s amendments meet state regulations. The Society said that If the hotel/confercnce center falls, the com prehensive lan amendments would still e In effect, leaving the door open for other development proposals. The Society said the city has not adequately planned for the traffic and urban sprawl that will come with the proposed development. The Society also objects to the city's plan to (111 In Lake Corolla, a children’s fishing pond In Lake Monroe. Voters approved a re fe r­ endum to allow "a city park and hotel-conference cen ter on Fort Mellon Park" by a 55 to 45 percent margin In No­ vember. 1998. The Society Is hoping to force a second ref­ erendum. The group needs 2.700 signatures o f registered w lera to force the City Com ­ mission to either adopt an ordinance to preserve the park or call for a second ref­ erendum. T h e Society so far has more than 2.000 signa­ tures. Hunt said. E TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Haired&.Beverly Transmissions 209 W . 25th St. Sanford 322-8415 iw M L fa lM h /r$not too tobtoom a NMfurpgp tpomor.Yburtd wffte m m ty V M M of pnnpncffvv ctinntB dwy. 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WATERS AVE. • TAMPA O PEN REGULAR STORE H O U R S FREE REGISTRATIO N o n M A Y 8th DUE TO THE NATURE O f THIS 5AIE CIRCULAR RIMS & PRICES DO NOT APPtY • * CANDY IS 10% OfF A ll SALTS HNAl • WE ACCIPT VISA. MASURCARD & DISCOVER • SORRY NO CHECKS OR COUPONS �The W a y W e W ere: 100 years at Holy Cross Church Tills Is a continuation o f a history of Holy Cross E p isco­ pal Church taken from the 1073 booklet 'H oly Cross Church, the First Hundred Yenrs*. In 1686. the rector o f H oly Cross was Rev. S. B. C arpen­ ter. Rev. L TUrgntnd was As­ sistant. B. F. Whltner. S en ior Warden: and John King. S e c ­ retary. Ulshop Young had died In 1885 and the diocese met In special counsel In M arch 1886 at which time the Rev. Edwin Gardner Weed was nominated and confirmed as bishop. Under Bishop W eed 's guidance, the Church in Florida made rapid progress. It had grown from seven churches In 1838 to 80 p a r­ ishes and organized missions with 54 ministers in 1888. An Interesting note m en ­ tioned In the booklet which was found In Teouesta. Vol. 24. 1964. tells o f the trip that President A. Arthur made to Florida. The President. S e c ­ retary of the Navy. W illiam E. Chanceller. and the Presi­ dent’s private secretary and his chef left Washington on April 5. 1884 and arrived In Jacksonville on April 8. B e ­ cause of an outbreak of smallpox there, they contin­ ued on to Sanford arriving on the 7th. The President e x ­ pressed surprise at finding such a beautiful place as Sanford and accom m odations so admirable. After dining, the presid en ­ tial party was driven to the Belalr Orange Plantation o f Oeneral Henry Sanford, where, much to the delight o f the visitors, some o f the fruit was still on the trees. S e c r e ­ tary Chandler shucked his coat and gaily climbed a tree to pick some oranges. On Monday. April 0. Presi­ dent Arthur left for Kissim ­ mee. Having spent Sunday In Sanford. It could be assumed that the group attended church services here, quite possibly at Holy Cross. While In the Kissim m ee area, the President visited with remnants o f the Sem i­ nole Indians. There he was quite successful as a fish er­ man. catching 16 fish weighing a total * o f ten April 11. the President r e ­ turned to Sanford, badly sunburned, but In good health. Though not eager to leave Sanford, he embarked April 13. The Oeneral Convention of the Episcopal Church o f 1892 divided the diocese Into two separate ones: Holy Cross was transferred to the new diocese, the Missionary Ju­ risdiction o f South Florida. The Right Reverend William Crane Oray waa Its bishop and the organizational con­ vention was held at Holy Cross Church. Sanford. Holy Cross expanded and grew during the 1880’s and community ’ center. Along w ith a library, billiard table and,bow ling alley, a moving picture machine was in­ stalled. During the same p e ­ riod. Holy Cross fielded a baseball team. A t this peak period o f growth and community ac­ tivity. disaster came again. On Nov. 27. 1923. the church Pariah House, Ri club rooms and all rt destroyed by fire. The congregation soon b e ­ gan plans for the construc­ tion of a new church to be built In the Spanish style. Father Peck exerted a m ajor Influence in the building of the new church, but he r e ­ signed effective January. 1925. Holy Cross was in cor­ porated on March 27. 1923. The first service was held in the third church o f Holy Cross Parish on Easter Sun- day. 1025. It la this building and Parish House that c o n ­ tinue as the home o f the par­ iah. Services were held by Rev. James 0 . Glass, retired Dean o f St. Luke’s, until N o­ vember. 1925 when Rev. Mortimer Olover became r e c ­ tor. The pariah house waa com ­ pleted In 1027 and the church school began to grow rapidly. A large residence waa purchased next door on Park Avenue, but soon after Mr. Olovet's arrival, this property, on the site o f the present McKinley Hal), was sold and the rectory at 818 Palmetto Avenue w as built. Actually the site o f this new rectory had been deeded by What Is believed to be the first Negro church In Sanford had been erected there in 1870. At thetr request. Mrs. Sanford had donated a bell which had been dedicated on April 17. 1871. In the 1020’s It seemed advisable that the Negro congregation butkl a new church on Locust A ve­ nue. Holy Cross defrayed the purchase price o f the land for this new church which Is still In use today. The Palmetto Avenue property was then deeded to Holy Cross for their new rectory. (In the research done by Brenda Elliott a few years ago. w e find that the first black church was New Salem Baptist Church which dates from 1867. According to this reference. Oeneral Sanford deeded two lots on Palmetto Avenue far a colored church erected in 1870. Unfortu­ nately. the church was de­ stroyed by fire, for the sec­ ond time. November 14. 1091. and the bed. donated by Mr*. Sanford, waa taken to the city dump. It waa report­ edly discovered by Mr. A. V. French who returned it to the congregation. The bell is on display at Mt. Moriah Prim i­ tive Baptist Church at 1100 Locust Avenue. Thetr prop­ erty an Palmetto Avenue waa sold to Holy Cross In 1026 and the church relocated to 1500 W. 12th Street In Goldsboro. It was reported in a news­ paper article o f unknown date that when the church burned, the congregation split Into two groups. New Salem relocated to Goldsboro and Mt. Moriah to G eorge­ town). those remaining were left without means o f livelihood. The church waa unable to r e ­ tain regular rectors so serv­ ices were held by the lay readers and visiting clergy­ men. One o f the tatter waa Rev. Samuel Day who acted aa rector from 1900-1904. He also maintained missions at Lake Mary. Sylvan Lake, and Enterprise. He used a naptha launch to cross Lake Monroe to Enterprise. Holy Cross waa finally able to en­ gage a regular rector in 1913 when the Rev. Arthur Searing Peck came from Galesburg. 111. In 1914. Bishop Gray at­ tended the dedicaUon o f the first Parish House. Senior and Junior Chapters o f the Brotherhood of SC Andrews Thera must have boon a band performance fast day of this group have on uniforms. Kaye atxi J.D. are nor can Idonllfy foe unknown person, contact Grace M leave a message at 323-2411. M iC h e lle C a s o n P h o to g ra p h y a .. 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They were surprised to find there were no sources In this area for qual­ ity reproductions. Realizing there was a real need for that type o f shop. The Apple Basket was opened In 1967. With a few exceptions, everything Is made or created by Americana and purchases for the shop are done on a per- ■M i Cottage >y The Apple 8— tost co-owner Linda Johnson. Root 4t Yankee Candles • Scentchips * Pat Richter Cats M eow Village I t Custom Pieces Lefton Colonial Village many are one-of-a-kind. Only the finest craftsmanship and materials are good enough, but in addition It must be affordable. Joan and Linda consider their work a labor of love and sun up their feelings by saying. 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Owners, players, (ana, televi­ sion executives and everyone else constantly talk about the n4ed to bring the game back to a level playing field and. once again, nothing Is being done. Whether the players like It or not, there has to be some sort o f revenue sharing plan. First o f all. there's too much money for everyone not to get filthy, disgustingly wealthy. Secondly. If they don't share the wealth, the players will lose everything they've worked for since the first labor agreement over 25 years ago. Jf they don’t share the wraith, major league baseball Is going to! eventually consist o f about to.evrniu ani eighth-team eighth league made up of(all-star all-stai teams. [That's! >kind o f the way It Is ndsr-— Look at the pennant In the American League East. New Yprk (wealthy) leads the way o m two small-market teams, Boston and Baltimore (a wealthy team that doesn't know liow to spend). Cleveland (new stadium) should have the central clinched by Memorial Day over Chicago (tight owners). Detroit and two teams with absolutely no chance o f winning (Kansas City. Minnesota). In fact, the Royals former first baseman Jeff Contne was quoted In Sporta Illustrated at the start of the year as saying the Royals knew they had no chance o f winning the division and were Just playing for fun. In the west. Texas (new sta­ dium) Is leading Anaheim (Disney) while Oakland floun­ ders In last. Let's examine. The first place teams are money moguls New '<j York. Cleveland and Texas, printing their own currency. In last are Baltimore. Minne­ sota and Oakland. One of them Is a Joke and the other two can't afford to compete. In the National League. A t­ lanta (new stadium) leads the cost over New York. Florida, which chopped Its budget by nearly 300 percent last year, has baseball's worst record. Just In front o f Montreal. There really Isn't much eco­ nomic disparity in the central, ulthough Houston and St. Louis which lead the way. are In bet­ ter financial shape than bottom­ dwelling Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and Milwaukee. Out west. San Francisco and Los Angeles lead the way while the budget-slashing Padres struggle. First place: Atlanta. Houston. San Francisco. Last place. Florida. Cincin­ nati. San Diego. Is baseball so blind to not re­ alize that it will lose fans from more than half o f the teams In the majors If they don't do something to give them hope? Baseball’s solution Is to rec­ ommend that cities build new stadiums and give them to the owners for no rent or economic guln. In other words, baseball Is holding the small markets hos­ tage. It's already told Montrrul to butld a new stadium or lose the Expos. Detroit. Milwaukee. Pittsburgh. Minnesota. Seattle. Cincinnati. Philadelphia und Sun Diego are all boltomtec Jeff, Page 2B SANFORD - Mark Layton homerrd and Chrta Sellers doubled In a pair o f ru m aa the Pirates topped Ihe Red Sox 13­ 5 to even Ita Besl-of-Three Bambino Minora semifinals a e ­ ries In the Sanford City Cham ­ pionship Series In the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Rullj Baseball League Wednesday evening. In the other game, the Royals took advantage of eight walks and two hit batters to eliminate zero with a 9-6 victory. T h e Bambino Major Division and Babe Ruth Division will continue their playoff aeries' today at Roy Holler Junior Field, Zlnn Deck Field and Historic Sanford Memorial Sta­ d iu m . The playoffs will continued today (Thursday, May 6th) with games being played at both Zlnn Beck Field and Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium b e­ ginning at 6 p.m. Final regular season standNobles Communication s « i 113-1). Knights of M arriot pulls out another victory SANFORD - Courtyard by (Harriot likes to play them dose. For the second straight game one o f the newest entries In the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men’s Spring Wednesday Night Slow Pitch Softball League pulled out a one-run victory, edging Nobles Communication. 15-14. But what makes this victory even more Interesting was that It took eight Innings to com­ plete. with Steve Woodley’s twoout single driving in Jack Castclow to cap a three-run rally In the bottom o f the eighth Lake Mary boys Jamie TopeMd (i coach Larry McCorlde (M ated, let!) is shown w *i center) and CMe Frank (seeled, right) Mien they Intent w « i Stetson UniversNy to piey soccer. Also on hand tor the signing were (standing, left to right) Stophainis Stephenie Frank. modier at Jamie. Mtahaet Frank, letter ol Chris end MepMher of Margie Frank, modter of Chris, and Lake Mary principal Ray Qainee. Seven win Dustin Garber Scholarships LAKE MARY • Seven Lake Mary High School soccer players have been named as recipients o f the first annual Dustin Garber Memorial Scholarship. Four male players. Don McIntosh. Chris Frank. Jamie Topelskl. and Tim Haney, and three female soccer stars. Adrienne Elker. Kristin Hoyle, and Allison Weber, will re ­ ceive a $1,500 scholarship each. This Is the first year the scholarship has been awarded In the memory o f Dustin Garber, a Lake Mary soccer standout who passed away In on uutomoblle accident In January o f 1998. The purpose o f the scholarship, accord­ ing to his mother Judy Clarber Jennings, was established so that Dustin's goals and dreams of completing his education and competing colleglately might be achieved by other students from his high school. Ill future yeare. one $1,500 scholarship will be awarded to one m ale and one female scholar/athlete. but this year, according to Mrs. Garber Jennings and her husband Lynn Jennings, there w ere so many out­ standing applicants that nil knew and played with Dustin, that w e could not pick Just one of each — that's why seven were selected this year. Shortly after Dustin passed away, while going through his things, his mother found a paper written by Dustin for a philosophy class In which hr hod to list his top five core values to live by. In that paper. Dustin highlighted religion. ' education, and personal friends happiness as his core values. Mrs. Oarber Jennings, who felt that It was more than Just coincidence that she should find this paper after his death, decided to establish the Dustin Garber Memorial Scholarship with these five core values as the primary criteria for selecting the recipi­ ents. teams had scored six runs tn the first Inning setting the tone for a battle that would see the lead swapped several tng the si times and seeing score tied at 12-12 after seven Innings. An error and an RBI double by Mika Taylor had given Noblea Communication at 14-12 lead tn the top o f the eighth In ­ ning. but singles by Brantley Bnimley. Ronnie Wlrth. Castclow and Craig Appel tied the game at 14-14. setting the stage for Woodley’s heroics. The other new entry. Tennes­ see Country Saloon, won Its Initial game, taking an early 8-0 lead and going on to post a 12­ 5 victory. AAA Tree Service also won Its Drat game o f the season, over­ coming a 6-0 deficit by scoring right runs In the fifth Inning and scoring five runs tn the sixth Inning to win by the run rule, 15-5. Courtyard by Marrlot is now 2-0 and leads. Tennessee Country Saloon (1-0). AAA Lake Mary to host softball regional 'SroRTs kurroit LAKE MARY - Someone upstairs must be look­ ing down on the Lake Mary High School softball team. By all rights the Rams, the runners-up In Class 6A-Dlstnct 3. should be headed to the Jacksonville are to face 6A- District 2 champion Orange Park in the Regional Semifinals. But because o f a money and travel saving plan by the Florida High School Activities Association. It has been decided to have the semifinals and finals o f the rrglonul tournament at one site to­ night and Friday. And Lake Mary was the lucky winner when It was decided on Thursday to send the four trains to the local high school. In tonight's semifinals, Orlando-Colonlul. which upset Oviedo 1-0 on Tuesday, will take on Tampa-Chamberlaln ut 5 p.m. and the Rams will host Orange Park at 7:30 p.m. The winners o f tonight's games will return on Friday for the Championship Game at 7:30 p.m. The Oviedo High School baseball team was not as lucky ns It will have lo travel to Panama City to play Mosley High School on Friday. Mosley defeated Jacksonvllle-Sandalwood on Tuesday, forcing the Lions to make the long trip to the punhandlc. Gam e time is expected lo be at 7:30 p.m. (CDT) or 8:30 p.m. locally. In other Regional Semifinal baseball games on Friday. Seminole will welcome Sickles High School from the Tam pa area to Alumni Field at 7:30 p.m. and W inter Springs will make another long road trip, heudlng to Miami lo face Gulliver Preparatory School at 4 p.m. BASEBALL CLASS SA-NORTH I QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAY 4TH at AtOmni rtold. Scmissis High School Seminole High Sctiool 3. Klsslmmee-Gateway High School 0 SEM IFINALS, FRIDAY, MAY 7TH st A laaal Field, Scmlaolc Hick School Tampa-SIckles II.S. vs. Seminole H.S.. 7:30 p.m. CLASS 6A-NORTHI QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAY 4TH st Fssl Mlhlcr Field. Oviedo Hich School Oviedo High School 12. Apopka High Satool 6 SEM IFINALS. FRIDAY. MAY 7TH at Mosley High School, Fsaoou City Oviedo II.S. vs. Panama Clty-Mosley H.S.. 7:30 p.m. (CDT) CLASS SA-NORTH B QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAY 4TH st Dr. Phillips High T -h n 1 Orissda Dr. Phillips High S ch ools, Lake Mary High School 2 Miracle on Sunshine Network Special to the Herald ORLANDO - The WNBA O r­ lando Miracle and Sunshine Network today announced a multi-year agreement providing the network with the rights to televise a minimum of six Mira­ cle games per season to Its statewide audience of more than 4.6 million homes. The Ortundo Miracle become the 10th professional team lo Join the Sunshine Network family. During their muchanticipated inaugural season, beginning this June. Ihe Mira­ cle will receive unparalleled visibility on Sunshine Network, enabling' Ihe tram lo Introduce Ihe state s first WNI1A franchise to fans throughout Florida. Under lerms of the agree­ ment. RDV Sports Broadcasting will produce the telecasts and select the announcers. RDV Sports Is the parent company of the Orlundo Miracle. Talent for the Sunshine Net­ work telecasts will be David Steele, who currently serves us the Orlundo Magics play-by­ play announcer, and Leah Secondo. who will serve as analyst. Secondo Is one o f Sunshine Network's premier collegiute analysts |FSU. UF women's events, high school football und morel and brings a wealth of experience and talent to her role with the Miracle. Secondo will also serve us radio analyst for the Miracle gam es broadcast locally on WDBO-AM. WDBO's Scott Anez w ill provide sideline reporting for Ihe three home games tele­ vised on Sunshine. Th e Orlando Miracle are led by General Managcr/Hrad Coach Carolyn Peck, who led Purdue University to the NCAA Women's Basketball Champi­ onship this past season. Nykrshu Sales, u 6-foot guurd/forwurd. und Shannon Johnson, a 5-fool-6 guard, were allocated to the Miracle. Sales holds the University of Con­ necticut school record for ca­ reer points (2.178) and John­ son brings with her two Ameri­ can Basketball League Champi­ onships. Please see Miracle, page 2B C L A S S 3 A -S O U T H □ QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAY 4TH st Palm Beech Commesity College, West Fobs Bosch Winter Springs 4. Palm Beach-Cardinal Newman 2 SEM IFINALS. FRIDAY. MAY 7TH st Qsilver Preparatory School. wl»—1 Winter Springs II.S. vs. Gulliver Prep. School. 4:30 p.m. SOFTBALL ' C L A S S B A -N O R T H I QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAY 4TH ot Oviedo High School Edgewatcr High School I. Oviedo High School 0 C L A S S B A -N O R T H □ QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAY 4TH st Apopka High School Luke Maty High School 2. Apopka High School 0 SEM IFINALS. THURSDAY. MAY 8TH at Lake Mary High School Colonial II.S. vs. Tumpa-Chambcrlutn II.S.. 5 p.m. Lake Mary II.S. v ». Orange l*urk II.S.. 7:30 p.m. FINALS. FRIDAY. MAY 7TH Colonial ll.S./Chambcrlaln II.S. winner vs. Lake Mary H.S./Orungc Park II.S. winner. 7:30 p.m. . T — Zi �[ i J V - V - " l — V.v.--. 2S * Semnoie Herald. Sanford. Honda ■Thursday May 6. 1999 Babe Ruth— Continued from Page 1B Three scries will be played to­ day (Thursday. May 6th ) at Roy Holler Junior Field with the Sunnllnnd Corporation Marlins (0-1) playing the Rotary Break* first Club Expos (1-0) at 5:45 p.m. and the Sanford Electric Athletics (0-1) battling the Rlnkrr Materials Devil Rays (10) at 7:45 p.m. II a third game Is needed In either series. It would Ire play on Saturday. May 8th at 9 a.m. and/or 11 a.m. The Semifinals will begin on Tuesday. May 11th at Roy Hol­ ler Junior Field with the Devil Rays/Athletlcs survivor taking on the Sanford Lodge *62 Frre ft Accepted Masons Yankees at 5:45 p.m. and the Expos/Marlins winner facing the Railroaders Cubs at 7:45 p.m. Came two will be on Thurs­ day. May 13lh. at 5 :4 5 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. and th e ‘If nec­ essary* game being played on Saturday, May 15th. nt 9 a.m. and/or 11 a.m. The survivors w ould then meet In the Championship F i­ nals beginning on Tuesday. May 18th. at 6 p.m. Game two would be on Thursday, May 20th. at 6 p.m. and the ‘if necessary’ gam e set for Saturday, May 22 nd. at 9 a.m. Final regular season stand­ ings _ American Division: San­ ford Lodge *62 Free & Accepted Masons Yankees (10-2-1). Rlnker Materials Devil Rays (67) and Sanford Electric Athlet­ ics (3-11); National Division: Railroaders Cubs (12-1-1). Ro­ tary Breakfast Club E xpos (6-9) and Sunnlland Corporation Marlins (5-10). BAMBINO M IN O R S The Pirates (1-1) scored five runs in the bottom o f the first Inning and the Red S ox could never recover as th e Pirates forced a wlnner-takc-oll game. The Royals (2-0) scored four runs In the top o f th e first in ­ ning and held olT a serious challenge by the Devil Rays (02) before putting the gam e away with a Ulree-mn top o f the fourth Inning. The Pirates (1-1) an d Red Sox 11-1) will meet in the “wlnnertakc-alT game on Friday at 5:45 p.m. at Roy Holler Ju n ior Field. The Best-of-Thrcc Bambino Minors City Championship F i­ nals will start on Monday. May IOth at Roy Holler J u n ior Field at 6 p.m. with the Royals facing the winner of Friday's game between Sox. the Unites nnd Red Game two would be played on Wednesday. May 12th at 6 p.m. and the ‘If necessary’ game would be played on Friday. May 14th at 6 p.m. Providing the ofTrnsc were: Pirates: two hits _ Chris Sell­ ers (double, nm. two RBI): one bit _ Mark Layton (home nin. three nins. RBI), Brandon B oh* Itch (double, run). Camrmn Thompktns and Skylcr Cowhlg (two nins scored each). Jimmy Sellers (RBI). Okayc Manley: two runs _ Greg Hardy: one nin Jermaine Casey. Loren Mcrthle. Red Sox: one hit _ Tlin Barkley (RBI). Mlrhael Hummel and Jacob Homer lone nm scom l each): one RBI _ James Ireland: one nm _ Matt Under­ wood, A lex Kean. Caleb Polk. Royals: one lilt _ Roddy Heckle Irun. RBI). Bryan Hope (two m ns): two nm s _ Gregory Belmont; one nin _ Alex D'alessandro, Brandon Welly, Harold Daniels Jr.. Eric Hall. Devil Rays: one hit _ Travar­ ie s McGill (triple, nin. RBI). Jessica Dickey (triple, nm), John Salcn. Milt Alverado and Davie Perdue (one run scored each); one run _ T.C. Kinney. M t a P ln tM Sayik D rills 002 3 . 8 S M i l . 11 8 4118. • a 0408. 8 8 Final regular season stand­ ings _ American Division: Roy­ als (8-41. Red Sox (5-6). New Tribes Mission Indians (2-B) Jeff------------Coatinned Cron Pag* IB dwellers that gave In to the ran­ som. Florida, which has had a team for only seven years Is al­ ready angling for a new ball­ park. A city shouldn't have to pay for a new stadium when Its tax money and resources should be funding education and crime prevention. Baseball Just doesn't seem to get It. In football. Jacksonville and Green Bay compete right up there with slckenlngly wealthy teams like Dallas and New Y ork.- — — . In basketball. Portland “and San Antonio are battling fcr the best record. In hockey. Detroit. Pittsburgh and Mariners (1-10): National Division: U rates 19-2), Devil Rays (9-3) nnd Newsoinc Hard­ woods Athletics (G-6). BAM BINO T-BALL Schedule _ Saturday, May 8 at Lakeside Field. Bovls Homes vs. Crown Trophy. 8:30 a.ni.: Rich Plan vs. JTH Enterprises, 9:30 a.m.: Sanford CampbellLosslng American Legion Post 53 vs. Sunnllnnd Corporation. 10:30 a.m.: Saturday, May 18 at Lakeside Field, Sanford Campbell-Lossing Am rrlran Le­ gion Post 53 vs. Bovls Homes, 8:30 a.m.: Crown Trophy vs. Rich Plan. 9:30 a.m.: Sunntland Corporation vs. JTH Enterprises. 10:30 a.m. The league will hold a sea­ son-ending picnic nt a date and time to be drtennlnrd. BAM BINO ROOKIES Schedule _ Saturday, May S at Lakeside Field, Dcen, Fisher & Lawrence Royals vs. Play It Again Sports Diamond Backs. 11:30 a.m.; Shutter Bugs Mar­ lins vs. Sanford Lodge *62 Free ft Accepted Masons Cardinals. 1 p.m.: Network Electric Cubs vs. Sunnlland Corporation Red Sox. 2:30 p.m.; Saturday, May I S at Lakeside Field, Network Electric C ubs vs. Deen. Fisher and Lawrence. PJ\. Royals. 11:30 a.m.; Play It Again Sports Diamond Backs vs. Shutter Bug Marlins. 1 p.m.; Sunnlland Corporation Red Sox vs. San­ ford Lodge *62 Free ft Accepted Masons Cardinals, 2:30 p.m. The league will hold a post­ season picnic at a dale and lim e to be determined. and Dallas are among the leading contenders for the Cup. Small to medium-range mar­ kets that have a chance due to revenue sharing. The baseball players and owners live In a different world on another planet and don't live In the reality o f you and me. They’re destroying the game and they don’t even realize It, Psycho Softball gets first win By Dean Smith ' gf o mgm>ni>rf SANFORD • Jamie llt z r r und Matt Kucluskl drove In two runs each during n dvr-run third In­ ning as I*sycho Softball broke a 2-2 lie and went on lo a 13-3 nm role victory over Celeste Industries before the rains came last week. Clancy Wallace had hit a grand slam during an right-nin bottom of the first inning as Wolfys built an 11-3 lead after two innings. But with Steiistrorn Realty butting In the top o f the third inning min hit hncluirat Field forcing a suspension o f the rest o f the night 's art Ion in the City of Sanford Recreation and Barks Department Men’s Spring Thursday Night Slow Pitch Softball League. Wolfys. Wlgglnton Fire Sprinklers and Stenstrom Reulty are all 1-0, while Psycho Softball la 1-1, Kenny's Klan Is 0-1. Celeste Industries Is 0-2 und Ihe Regulators have not played ns yet. M iracle' IB Tart Phillips. hometown product from University of Central Florida, was selrcted by the Miracle In the first round o f the 1999 WNBA Draft. "We are extremely pleased that Sunshine Network and WDBO have partnered with the Miracle lo provide the Florida community first-class sports programming and an opportu­ nity to follow the team In Its in­ augural season.* said Peck. "We are very excited to be part o f the Orlando Miracle's Tonight at Ptnchurst Park. Stenstrom Realty plays Kenny’s Klan at 6:30 p.rn.; Celeste In ­ dustries faces the Regulators at 7:30 p.m.; W olfys lakes on Ft*as* m * Thursday. Pag* SB Inaugunil season,* said Jim Libcratorr, Sunshine Network corporate vice president and | general manager. T ills agree rnrnt Is an extension o f out | long-standing relationship w it) the Orlando Magic and RD\ I Spoils nnd we look forward tc Introducing this exciting new | professional team to sports funi j across Flohdu. Sunshine Net work Is committed to showcas Ing women's athletics year round and the Miracle wll make on excellent addition u our programming lineup.* Lost Second Shot: Let’s hope that C al Ripken follow s th e lead o f M ichael Jordan. W ayne G retzky and Joh n Elw ay a n d g ets out w hile he’s still on top . The O rioles are so bad right now . It could be years before they contend again. R em em ber W tille Mays In his last y e a tf Protecting yourself from sun and heat SANFORD - Florida is nicknamed the Sun­ shine State for good reason. Th e dally dose of sun may be good for tourism, but overexposure to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays Is not good for your skin. Anglers should take a few precautions to pre­ vent sunburn and reduce their risk of skin can­ cer over the long haul. Remember to protect yourself from UV rays reflected off the water as well as from directly overhead—you can suffer sunburn even while standing In the shade o f a boat awning or other cover. Also be aware that sunburn can occur even on cloudy days. Use a good sunblock lotion with an SPF (Sun Protection Factor) o f at least 15. If you're going to be fishing all day and there are no places to get out o f the sun, or tf you have very sensitive skin, use a sunblock with as high a rating as you can find. Some lotions a re sweat or water-proof, on advantage In most angling situations. To obtain the maximum benefit, apply the lo­ tion to all exposed skin about twenty minutes before going outside. Don't forget ears. nose. . face, back of the neck, and—If wearing sandals or going barefoot—tops o f feet. During the day. reapply as necessary esp e­ cially tf you've been swimming or are perspiring heavily. Overuse o f sunblock Is seldom a prob­ lem. Some people also use lip balm with sun­ screen In It. Consider wearing long pants and a longsleeved shirt lo m inimize exposed skin. A hat (preferably with a w id e brtm) and sunglasses are­ as essential as a rod und reel. Many anglers swear by polarized sunglasses, which allow you to see beneath the surface of the water. Hot and humid w eather also places people at risk of heat exhaustion or life-threatening heat stroke. Symptoms begin with thirst, weakness, dizziness, headache, and muscle cramps. If left untreated these symptoms can quickly lead lo collapse, unconsciousness, and even death. Drinking plenty o f walrr Is the key to pre­ venting hcal-rcLiled Illness. Fruit Juices and sports drinks help, but avoid alcohol and caffe!• nalcd soli drinks (these tend to Increase urina­ tion. hastening dehydration). Limit exposure to the sun and avoid strenuous exercise, particu­ larly during Ihe heat o f midday. Ileal stroke—when the body's cooling mecha­ nisms no longer w ork—Is a medical emergency. Symptoms Include red. hot. dry skin (or. con­ versely, pale. cool, and damp skin): lethargy: confusion or anger: dizziness, fatigue: und col­ lapse. Move the victim to a cool, shady spot and re­ move or loosen tight clothing. Bathe the victim with cool water and wet cloths, especially around O utdoors MUhelle Kwan Todd £Idiedgc [Ms Stojko C o fT t’ s p o iid c n t the head. neck, armpits, and groin. G ive sips of water If the person Is conscious. Heat stroke cannot be fully treated In the field: seek Immedi­ ate medical help. SHUPE'B SCOOP Nothing beats a B im ini top to h elp prevent overexposure to the sun. FISHING FORECAST Bass action continues to be good In the river with cooler temperatures and Tow water levels. Bass are concentrated In the main channel, where they are more easily located. Look for irrrgular features to hold bass. Tiny Rapalas fished with six-pound spinning tackle is the key for fast action and a lot o f fun. Bream and speckled perch will also readily strike this small lure. Sebastian Inlet has good action with snook, redflsh. Iloundcr, trout and Jack crevalle. Live shrimp or finger mullet are top baits, while swimming-minnow lures will also produce their fair share of fish. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral has little to report In the way of offshore action due to high seas. A predicted cold front this weekend will also keep the ocean stirred up. When seas sub­ side. expecl dolphin to show from 160 feet on out. Wahoo will also be scattered in these depths. King mackerel will be roaming Pelican Flats and 8 A reef. Inside the Fort, expect floun­ der und sheepshead. Trout and redflsh are rated as fair on the fiats of the Banana and Indian rlvers. Pay attention to the marine forecast before taking on the rocks at Ponce Inlet. Drum, redfish. small bluefish, sheepshead. Jack crevalle. und a few flounder will be ready and waiting. Live or dead shrimp Is bait o f choice, while fin­ ger mullet are also popular. Trout and redflsh are ruled as good In Mosquito Lagoon. Oksana Baiul Philippe (andeioro Surya Bonaly A n d N icola B oba k. Body G a lin d o , Victor Ratrmnko, Michaml W t i n , K o z a k o v a A D m itrio v a nd P u n i a i o n A J v o l/ o w MMZFAfF/M//SrS Monday • May 17 • 7:30 PM C H A R G E BY PHO NE: 4 0 7 -8 3 9 -3 9 0 0 Tickets on sale N O W at the ORLANDO ARENA BOX OFFICE and all Locations. C o il of ftkatirt m a y change dua to Injury or etkar unf^raioan u itu in tla m a t. w w w .c K o m p to n to n U a .c o m I �Stminoto MtrakJ. S*rtord, Rorkto- Thursday. May 6 . 1 9 9 9 - 3 0 Sharks first four-game winner in Sanford Women’s Softball fv D w x fa llk . SI'OKTS EDITOR SANFORD • Robin Bishop and Tanya Geiger both hometed as the Sharks occame the first team to win four games in the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Women’s Spring Slow Pitch Softball League at Plnehurst Park Tu es­ day night. The Sharks scored four runs in the first Inning and eight runs In the second inning and led 14-0 befare Curt’s AUeycata put a two-spot on the board In the top of the fourth inning. B ut Curt's Alleycats would get no closer aa the Sharks scored two runs in the bottom o f the fourth Inning to close out a 18* 2. tu n rule victory. And while the Sharks have gotten off to a great start, things nave not gone welt for Don Pa­ blos of Sanford, the champions of the Polar Bear League. Tuesday night Don Pablos o f Sanford dropped a double- header* 10-4 to Vaughanjncorporated and 9-4 to Sunnlland Corporation, to see Its record fall to 0-4. Vaughan Incorporated broke a 1-1 tie with a run In the third Inning, then started to pull away b y scoring four runs In the fourth inning. Sunnlland Corporation took a 2-0 lead in the bottom ofl the first Inning and D on Pablos o f Sanford could get no closer than 4-3 in the fifth inning b e ­ fore Sunnlland Corporation Softball » Services. Nobles Communication and Pebble Junction (all I-1), Wells Contracting (0-1) and M.T. Muggs (0- 2). Next Wednesday night at Plnehurst Park. No­ bles Communication challenges Tennessee Country Saloon at 6:30 p.m.: Courtyard by Marriot takes on AAA Services at 7:30 p.m.: Wells Contracting plays Pebble Junction at 8:30 p.m.: and M.T. Muggs has the week off. Prodding the offense were: AAA Services: three hits _ David Huddlck (double, run, three RBI): two hits _ Brad Hames (double, three runs), Bobby Brown (two runs, RBI). Jeremy Bint (run, two RBI). Jason Jordon (run): one hit _ Chip Snath (double, two runs, RBI), Larry Dillon (two runs, three RBI): one run _ Cart Langley, Matt Mehalko, Hank Tboke. M.T. Muggs: two hits _ Lewis H eller (triple, run). Bob Walker (run. RBI). John Bartlett! (RBI): one hit _ Bryan Fenner (run. RBI). Hal Fountain and Dave Riley (one run each), Roland Orotl; one I RBI _ Grant Lorenrie. Tennessee Country Saloon: three hits _ Jfen Kenny (triple, double, two runs, two RBI): two hits _ Kevin Julian (double, run. two RBI); one hit _ Manny Silvia (run, RBI). Fish Crain (two runs), Sam Raines. Jay Otero, Dan Dougherty and Bob Shaw (one run each): two runs _ Tom Sabo. Pebble Junction: two hits _ Dave Kaberictn (run), Mike Miller. Dave Bennett: one hit _ Brett Molle (two RBI). Dave Coas (RBI). Kyle Brubaker. Kent Brubaker and Blake Murray (one run each): one run _ Vic DlBartolo. Courtyard fay Mairlot: four hits _ Jack Castelow (double, two runs, two RBI), Nell Dougherty (run, RBI): three hits _ Ronnie Wlrth (double, four runs). Craig Appel (run. two RBI), Steve Woodley (run, RBI): two hits _ Brantley Brumley (three runs): one hit _ John Barmne (triple. Don Bastl (double, two runs), Don Macher, Frank Sorrentlno. Nobles Communication: four hits _ Mike Taylor (two doubles, two runs, RBI): three hits _ Jeremy Churut (home run, two tuns, four RBI): two hits _ Bill Cogbum (double, run, two RBI), Richard Stewart (two runs, RBI). Jason Flannigan (RBI); one hit _ Tony Taylor (triple, two runs), Tbm Wilks (double, run), Brian Jones and Jan Laagering (one run each): one run. one RBI __ Steve Paines; one run _ Mickey Cogbum. pulled away. The Sharks are 4-0 and ore being followed by Sunnlland Corporation (3-1), Vaughan In­ corporated (2-1), Curt's Alleycats (0-3) and the Sharks (0-4). Next Tuesday night at Plnehurst Park, the Sharks take on Vaughan Incorporated at 8:30 p.m. and Curt's Alleycats plays the doubleheader against Don Pablos o f Sanford at 7:30 p.tn. and Sunnlland Corporation at 8:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: Vaughan Incorporated: three •hits _ Bonnie Chaplin (triple, two runs scored, four RBI); two hits _ Lynn Webb (double, three RBI). Lix Turner (two runs scored, two RBI); one hit _ Sondala Mulkey (three runs scored), Bree Davis (two runs scored), Jana Booker (one run scored), Pam Cornell, LuAnne Msdsaac. Don Pablos o f Sanford: two hits _ Marie Byrd (one run scored, one RBI); one hit _ Cathy Lynn and Diana Colonlo (one run scored each). ula Songer and Kelly Otero (one RBI each). Shay Brown. Sunnlland Corporation: hits _ Shelll Walters (double, three runs scored), Dino Wilson (double), Carol Cranick (two runs scored, one RBI). Kbn Oakley (one RBI); one hit _ B e­ linda Anderson (two runs scored, one RBQ. Glenda T o ­ bias. Becky McCarnan; one ran scored _ Mlekl Lewis, Ann Larua. Don Pablos o f Sanford: two hits _ Marie Byrd (triple, two RBI). KeOy Otero and Sur nn Hunt (one run scored each); one hit _ Shay Brown and Lucy Sellers (one double each), Cathy Lynn (one RBI). Lynette Barkley (one run scored), Diana Colangelo, Paula Songer; one ran scored _ Nina Byrd. Sharks: three hits _ Teresa Howdyshell (three runs scored, one RBI): two hits _ Robin Bishop (home run. two runs scored, four RBI). Tonya Geiger (home run. three runs scored, two RBI). Debbie Huss (two runs scored, two RBI): one hit _ Deborah Manfrrdl (one ran scored, three RBI). Sheila Sanders (three runs scored), Gloria Eflrd (one run scored), Betty Browne (one RBI): one ran scored _ Jenny Blowers. Curt’s Alleycats: one hit _ Barbie Bartels (one run scored, one RBI). Kathy Kllngensmlth (one ran scored), Julie Knccht. Jennifer Hemphill; one RBI _ Sue Nickel). gleo, one ran scored). Also contributing were Jamie Pltser (one double, one ran scored, two RBI), Brian Jones (one double, one run scored), Jeremy Chunat and Tom W ilks (one single, one ran scored and two RBI each), Mickey C ogbum (one single). Rick Bam es (two runs scored) and Brian Cronin (one single). Providing the offense for C e ­ leste Industries were Ton Lemond (two singles). Tony Duncan (one home run, one run scored, one RBI), James Mon­ crier (one trlpte). Eddie Smith (one single, one run scored), Tommy Gracey (one single) and Kenny Floyd (one run scored). S 101 4M O . 10 IS too ora i . 4 ■ 001 000 1 . 4 IS MO014X _ O il OMM. X 4 40i ax _ 10 is T l w t i c i l n s f 1 n U f iH lt lY " Psycho Softball at 8:30 p.m.; and Wlgglnton Fire Sprinklers has the week off. Doing the damage for Psycho Softball were Jason Flannigan (three singles, two runs scored, one RBI). Tony Taylor (three singles, two runs scored). Matt Kuctnskt (one home ran. one single, one ran scored, three RBI) and Mike Taylor (two sin- w in , lo s e & * '* * ’ **' to-T m m '.i i u N im i. tn M O 0 0 4 X .it I t tOt M l Ot . 14 IT MO 101 M . I I B Legal Notices ST. JOHNS RIVER HATER MAHASEHENT 1 RTRSST •IVES H RITTER ROTIOB OP HITE ROES B ISTM O T MOMtOH TO AMHIX A PORTION OP THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BCTMtEN SWEET OUM COURT EXTENOEO EASTERLY AND LAKE MARY SOULEVARO AND BETWEEN U I MWY 17-43 ANO LIVE OAK BOULSVARO. AS SHOWN ON T H I MAP BELOW Tho D alnel ghrao wntton nolroo of lla INTENT T O ISSUE a parm l to Iha loltowtng apphoantfal on May I I , ISPP CFO R IA L ESTATE OROUP. IN C .. ATTN: ALLAN O O L O S E M . TOE TURNBULL A V I . SUITE 101. ALTAMONTE IP R IN O S . FL 31701, application M -117-0347AM 3-ER P Tha project to Ioca I ad In Sammoia Courtly, I action 31, Town chip 11 South, Range 11 (aat. Tho IR P application ia tor CONSTRUCTIO N OP A SURFACE WATER M ANAQ I M IN T SYSTEM CONSISTIHO OP A 11S-ACRI SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT KNOWN A t A L O M A WOODS, PHASES 1 7 1 1 too rotonring wolarbody ia LAKE JE S U S l ho filejsj containing aach ol I ho above-hated appltoottonfa} are ova labia tor inspection Monday through Friday aacopl tor legal holiday!. • 04 a m. lo I N p m a| iha El. Johna Rhror Water Management Diatrtet Haadqusrtora or to# appropriate Service center. Tho Oietnct will lake action on aach permit application Sated above unloaa a petition lo r an adnvnlatrailvo proceeding (hoaring) la Iliad pursuant lo tha proviwoni ol Eectione H O M S and 120 ST. Florida Statutee Chapter 2S-10S and 40C-I.104F, Florida Admmielrattve Coda ( F A C ) . A parson whose subs tantiai inl ares 1 1 are affected by any of the Oral nets proposed permitting decisions idenlified above may petition lor administrators hearing in eccoidance with Section# 130 SIS and H O S T or an parties may reach a written agreement on mediation as on alternative remedy under Section 120.373 Choosing mediation writ not adversely altect the right lo a hearing II mediation does not result in a celtiemeni Tha procedures tor pursuing mediation are set tortn In Section 130 S73. F S . and Rules 3 S -10S 1 I1 and SE­ I M 401- 401 F A C Pelittona m ust comply with the requirements ot Florida Administrative Code. Chapter 1S-1M and be filed with (received by) the District Clark, located al District Headquarter*. 4041 m id Street. Palatks, Florida 111 77. Pebtlona for administra­ tive hearing on tha above appttoation(a) must be tiled within twen­ ty-one ( I I ) days ol publication ot this notice ol within twenty-ala (I f ) day* o l the D ltlrk t depositing notice ol Osip Intent In the mail tor those persona to whom to* District mail* actual node*. Failure to Me ■ petition within tola lima period than constltut* ■ waiver ol any right such parson may have to request an adminlstratfva da termination (has ring) under Sections 130 M l and 110.17. F .I., concerning the subject permit application Petition* which am not tiled in accordance with toe above provisions era subfeel lo dismissal Because Iha administrative hearing process I* designed to formulate Hnal agency action. Ihe tiling o l e petition mean* that to* District* total action may be different horn the position lthan by II in tola notice ol intent Persona who** sub­ stantial Intareals will be affected by any such linel decision ol too District on Iho application have the right to become a party to the proceeding, in accordance with the requirement* set forth abov*. Gloria Lewis. Director. Division o l Permit Data Service* St Johns River Water Management Oil triet Publish May S. I M S DEC-4E NOTICE OB FICTITIOUS N A M NOTICE Of FICTITIOUS NANS Nolle* I* hereby given that I am engaged In buslnaaa at 1S1 Lake Sid* Circle, Sanford. FL 31773, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nome ol PRO AUTO DETAILMO. and that I intend lo regis­ ter said nam* with to* Division ol Corporations. Tallaha***#, Florida, in accordance with the visions ol tha Ftatilioua n* Statute*. To-W it (action M 3 H . Florida Etatutaa 1M1. Timothy Lae Cardinal Publish: May I . I M S DEC-44 Node* is hereby given that w e are engaged in business al 1B1 Qlendal* Dr.. Longwoed. FL 33710. Sem inole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol CPC SYSTEMS, and that w# inland to regiatav said nam* with tha Division o l Corporation*. TalUhs****, Florida, in accordance with the provision* o l Iho Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Wit: lection Its OS, Florida Statutes tW t Johnathan J G en I Barths M. G ant Publish May « . I M S DEC-4S _____________ C •nd* copy of Iha onSnonco I f n i bo n i b t e of Po olfico of ItM C«y Cbik ko al ponono dMOing to ojumino Oro um o All peite* n m h n tl smt citoono ifw l have on opportunity to bo taoid of said hoanng Uy onler ol too Ctly Conrnnwui ol too Cify of SontonL Ftondo. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE T O PARTICI­ PATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3304*24 a HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If« peioon decideo to oppeel • deceion mode M ill foopocl to w y molior constoersd ol too ibovo moobng or tU N lrj. ho moy nood a vorbotun rocord ol too proceedings. InchMSng too Mottro n y and ovidonco. which rocord • not proiridad by too Cify of Swilont (fs m 01os) Jam ! R Doughorty. CMC CnyCbrh PutHiah Apnl 29 S May S. ISM DEB-373 R O TIO B OP FI0 TIT1 O U E NAME Nolle* i* hereby given that I am engaged in businea* al P O. Boa 1410. Golden rod, FL 12733, Seminole County. Florida, under to# Fictitious Nam* ol JU IC E D RIOMT. and that I inland to reg­ ister said nam* with the Division ol Corporation*. Tallahassee. Florida, in accor­ dance with the provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statul**, ToWit le ctio n M S Ot. Florida Statute* 1M I The Karand Corporation Bobby Brook* Publish May f. IM S DEC-43 N O T IC B OF F IC T IT IO U S HAMS Notice ia hereby given that I am angsgad in business at SOT East S t. Longwood. FL 337S0. Semino a County. Florida, under to* Fictitious Nam* ol O A K HAVEN A D U L T O A TC A B B . and that I nlvnd lo reglslar said nam* with the Division ol Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with the provision* o l the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-W it Section M S Ot. Florida Statute* l t t l Jama* L Fulkerson Publish May E. I M S DEC-47 IN B R IE F Al) events are held inside the airconditioned UCF Arena. Please call the Men’s Basketball office for a free brochure at (407) 823-5805. MAGIC PLAYOFF TICKETS ON SALE FLORIDA AAU TOURNAMENTS Orlando - Orlando Magic playoff tickets are on sale. Tickets arc available through the Orlando Arena Box Office (cash, MasterCard, Visa. American Express, and Discover) and all TIcketMaster outlets (cash only). Tickets can also be charged by phone through TIcketMaster by calling (407) 8 3 9 ' 3900 (American Express, Discover, Master­ Card and Visa). In addition, tickets can be ordered via TIcketMaster Online with a major credit card. The internet address Is www.tlcketmaster.com. There Is no limit on the number o f tickets a customer may purchase. LAKE MARY - Florida AAU will be con­ ducting State Championship Tournaments in Baseball and Boy's Basketball. Teams have an opportunity to represent Florida In National Competition. Boy* ■ratsttisll M ata Tournament dates SYFA-JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP SANFORD • The Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) will be registering for the First Annual J eff Blake ch arity Football Camp over the next two weekends. Registration Tor the camp will be held at the 'CHAMPS’ Sports at the Oviedo Marketplace Mall on May 8th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Locally, sign-ups will be held at the ’Just For Feet’ In Seminole Towne Center Mall In Sanford on May 15 horn 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Blake, the quarterback of the Cincinnati Bengala. will make an appearance to sign autographs from 11 a.m. to noon. The Football Camp, for boys and girls ages 7-to-17. will be held May 22-23 at Seminole High School with present and former NFL players, the Seminole High coaching staff and the SYFA coaching staff providing Instruction. Cost Is $90 for two days or 950 for one day. All proceeds from the camp w ill go toward youth sports programs. For Information, call (407) 330-9016. KIRK SPERAW BASKETBALL CAMP ORLANDO • The Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp at the University of Centra) Florida Is now accepting registrations for boys and girls (ages 7-17) for upcoming Day Camp sessions and the Shooting Camp. Day Camp (June Uth-through-18th and June 21st-through-25th) _ $160. Includes lunch dally, a basketball to each camper, a camp T-shirt, professional Instruction and 5on-5 games. Shooting Camp (Saturday. June 26th from 9 a.m.-to-3 p.m.) _ $40 per camper Includes leaching the basic fundamentals o f shooting, advanced shooting drills and shooting com­ petitions. art: •A ges 9. 10. 11. 12. 15 _ May 7-through9. • Ages 13. 14. 16, 17. 19 . May 14through-16. Baseball State Tournament dates are: • Age 12 _ May 7*to-9. • Age 9. 10, 11 _ May 14-through-l6. • Age 13 _ May 21-to-23. •A g e 14. 15. 16 _ May 28-through-31. •A g e 18 .J u n e 11-to-13. For more Information, please call the Florida AAU office at (407) 302-7570. ICE LOOKING FOR PLAYERS LAKE MARY - The Seminole Ice U-15 boys team (U -I6 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 Larry McCorkle. will have tryouts on Tuesday and Thursday. June 8 and June 10. at the Semi­ nole complex. Call McCorkle at 695-2131 or Ron Fulmore at 323-3500 for details. SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL LAKE MARY - The 20th annual SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL offers two weeks of sum­ mer soccer Instruction. The two weeks are June i-5 at Lake Mary High School and July 19-23 at Lake Howell High School. For registration brochures and Information, contact camp director Lany McCorkle at 3209557 or 320-9708 during the day or 6952131 In the evenings, or check the web site al aelionintcmet.net/uscrs/mcrorkle. SRD TENNIS LESSONS SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Is offering Tennis Lessons at Qrovcvtew Park (off Lake Mary Boulevard). The lessons, taught by Greg James, costs $20 for each four-week session. Students must register at City Hall. For more Information call 330-5697 or 682-6086. �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Cla88lfied Dept. To Place Your Ad 4 B •SoerdnoM HofoM. RgnAurt FYvkJs •Thursday, May 6,1980 Legal Notices U N C L A IM ID V S H IC L I A U C TIO N Removal ot lh . below rt«*cr.b*d vehicle* a a t c on due lad M> compliance with F 6 713 TO Notic* tb it Dutch . Towing will M il .a id ».hicl*a al Public Auction lo r each on May 17th at 10 00 am at 200 P*r»im m cn Ava , Sanford. Florida W* r . . . r v . th* right to withdraw any vahicl*. from thia auction All vahicl*. M id AS IS No till* guaranteed Butch . Towing r***rv*« th* right to bid on any v*hicl* Vahicl*. may b* v>*w*d on* hour prior to .al* 1SS1 Honda Black JH2SC010I8M000740 l i l t Plymouth Sihr*r 1P3BM44C4QD264472 I M S Pontiac Sifrtr G F2 FS iTS tQ L2 t4 7 0 0 P u bh .h May S I M S D EC-33 N O TIC E OP A U C TIO N T in . auction will b* h*ld on May 27 tS9S at Noon at 32S Aulin Arc Ovrodo. FL Pro.p*ctnr* bidder* may in .p * c l th* **hici*. on th* day b*for* lh* auction from S AM until S PM Term , at* c a .h or certified fund* only Oviedo Tow ing r*.*rv*a th* right to accept or r*fm* any and all b id . Th# tallowing Mhictaa ara offered tar bid* SI C H IV Y CAVALIER ia tJC l4 a 3 M Jt2 S 7 S S SS HONOA C M JHMEDS3S1KS007S04 Pubuth May § I M S DEC-40 IN T N I OINOUrr COUNT OP T N I 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND PON SININOLB COUNTY, PLONIOA O B N IR A L JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISIO N CASS NOiSR S its OA t « N S O UR CE O N i M O R TQAOE SERVICE* CORPORATION F/K/A FIREMAN S FUND M O R TQ AOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS FREOERICR T H ALL A/K/A FREDERICA HALL. IF LIVINO AND IF DEAD. T H E UNKNOW N SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES. O R A N TE iS . ASSIGNEES LIENORS. C R ED ITO R S . TR U S TE E S AND A LL O THER PARTIES C LAIM IN G AN IN TE R E S T BY. TH R O U G H . UN D E R OR A G AIN ST FREDERICK T HALL A/K/A FREDERICK HALL. UNKNOW N SP OU SE OF FREDERICK T H ALL A/K/A FREDERICK HALL. IP ANY: NATION6CREOIT M O RTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORUJA JO S E NUNEZ. A L L E N E M ROBBINS. SW EETW ATER OAKS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC . CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA JO H N DOE AN0 JA N E DOE AS UNKNOW N TEN A N TS IN POSSESSION OEFCNOANTIS) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY OIVEN pur.uanl lo a Summary Pinal Judgment ol loreclosure dated Apr l 23 IS M entered in Civil C a M No »S 2622 C A 14 B ol th* Circuit Court of lh* 1STH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEM I­ NOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. I will M il lo lh* highett and bear bidder lor caati W E S T F R O N T DO O R OF C O U R T ­ HOUSE ot th* S EM INO LE County C ourlhou.e located al 301 North Park Avanua in Sanlord Florida, at I t 00 a m on thia 23th day ol MAY. IM S . lh* following daaenbed propar­ ty aa tal forth in aaid Summary Final Judgm ant to-wit. L O T 4 B LOCK C. SW EETW A­ TER OAKS. S E C TIO N II. A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT TH ER E O F AS R EC O R DED IN PLAT 1 0 0 K 23. P A 0 IE I . 10. AND 11. P U E U C RECORDS OP SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA Dalad thia 21th day ot April, 1IS1 (C IR C UIT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Circuit Court Oy D oothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk TH E LA N O FFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTO R NEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S UNIVERSITY 0RIVE S U ITE 300 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (3*4)233*4000 33*3*173 (SNW) In accordance with the American with OiMbililie* Act. prra o n i with dt.abildie. Hand­ ing a apacial accommodation to participat* in thia proc**ding ahould contact th* Clerk ol the Circuit Court at th* SEMINOLE County c o u rth o u M al 407-3234333. not lalar than .even day* prior to th* proceeding II hear­ ing impaired. 1-S00-SSS-S77I (TO O ) or l-tO O -tS S -3770 . via Florida Ralay S e m e . Publiah April 2S. and May S. 1333 OEB-276 Legal Notlcta IB TN I CIRCUIT COURT FOR •EM IRO il COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S E RO.I 3 S -S 4 S B -C A -1 4 onrisiOHi B NATIONSBANK. N A . Euccaa.or by Margar with NATIONSBANK. N A (SOUTH). S u c c .ito r by Merger with NATIONSBANK OF FLORIDA. N A Plaintiff. n A D N A N F CHAADAN UNKNOW N SPOUSE OF A0NAN F CHAABAN K/K/A NAWAL CHAABAN. ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . PREFERRED CONSUMER CREDIT CORPORATION A/K/A PREFERRED CREDIT CORPORATION. FIDELITY FUNDING MORTQAOE CORP Dafandant(t) N O TIC E OP S A L E N O TIC E I t HEREBY GIVEN THAT. PURSUANT TO THE JUDGM ENT OF FORECLOSURE EN TE R E D IN TH E ABOVE C A USE. I WILL S I L L THE PROPERTY SITUATED IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. DESCRIBED AS U N IT f 47, ALTM O NTE H EIG H TS. A CONDOMINIUM . AND AN UN 0IVI0ED tilt IN TE R E S T IN TH E COMMON E LEM E N TS APP U R TEN AN T TH ER E TO . IN AC CO R DANCE W ITH TH E DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM FILED FEBRU­ ARY 14. 1I7S IN O FFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1 I M . PAGES 170S TH RU 1730 INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC R IC 0 R 0 S OP SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AT P UB LIC SALE. TO THE H IGHEST AND M E T II0 0 E R . FOR CASH. AT 11.00 A M . ON MAY 2 t. IS M . AT W E S T DOOR OF TH E SEMINOLE C O U N TY C 0 U R T H 0 U II , SANFORD. FLORIOA. IN ACCORDANCE W lTN THE AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS W ITH OISAEILI T U S NEEDING A SPECIAL -ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING (H O U L O CONTACT TH E A 0 A. ADM INISTRATOR FO R THE CLERK OF THE C O U R T NO T LATER THAN 7 OATS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING, A T 301 N PARK AVENUE, SUITE N 301, SANFORD FL 32771 (407-3234330. E X T 4227 IF HEARING IMPAIREO, (TO D) 1-S00-SSS•771. VOICE (V) t-SOO-SSt•770 THIS IE NOT A CO UR T INFORMATION LINE DATED APRIL EE. 1SSS MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK C LER K OF THE C O U R T By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark NIXON t A SSO CIATE! 310* W WATERS A V t . SUITE 104. TAMPA. FL33S14 (113) S33-7722 FILE NO FC-203S Publiah April 3S. and May S. IM S CEO-27* NOTICE OP PROCEEDING POD CLOEINB, VACATING AND ADANOOMIND A UTILITY BASEMENT Nctic* it hereby given the I th* City Conwmaaion ol lh* City of Sanlord. Florida, will hold a Public Heenng at 7 00 P M on May 24 133*. in th* City com■nation Room. City Halt. 200 North Park Ayanuo. Sanlord. Florida, to contidor and dalarrrvna whether or not lh# lh* City I do**, vacate and abandon any r*ghl ol th* City and th* Mic in and to a portion ol that certain proparty lying balwaan Kndar Road and McVay Ortv* and botwaan McVay Ortva and Matthow Ortv* (203 McVay Driva). lurthar dansnbod at tallow* Th* t a il I leel ot Lot 20. Block F Replat of Sanora Unit* 1E2. a t recorded in Plat Book 17. Public Record* ol Somlnolt County. Florida, laaa tha aouihaiiy I fail paraHal to MeVay Onva tharaof; and Ida waal S li f t al Lot I I . Block P, R apid ol lanora Unit* 142. a* racordad in Plat Book 17. Public Record! ol Sermnol* County. Florida, lata lh* aoulhatly S 1**1 paraHal lo McVay Drive tharaot Al partita in ml tree I and eitile n t thall hav* an opportunity to t o hoard al aaid hearing By order of lh* Clfy commteaion ol th* City of Sanford. Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a paraon decide! to appoel a deciaion mad* with reaped lo any matter coneidarad al lh* above meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record of th* proceeding!, including th* leibmony and avidanc*. which record it not provided by th* City o l Sanford (FS 2SS 0101) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEED IN G ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEOINQS SHOULD CO N­ TA C T THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE A0A COORDINATOR AT 330-SS2S 4S H OUR S IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Janat R Dougherty. CM C Cily Clark Publiah MayE. IM S OEC-S2 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lulo Cam pos Cewtvry C*Xwr cryptogram* art ervetod from W U O V by lamou* peopw pau and prater* Even wrier n me c«rwr Hand! tor moawr Joatytctut rvequMK P R E V I O U S S O L U T I O N * Th a v io lin is t is th at . .. h u m a n phenom enon distilled lo a rare potency — half tiger, half poet * — Yehudi M enuhin Lagal Nolle— NOTICE DP AUCTION This auction will b* hold on Juno 3. I M S at Noon al 32E Aulin Av* . Oviedo. FL. Proepeclivo bidder* may im p a ct the vehicle* on th* day before the auction from • AM until E PM Term* are caah or co rlifw d lunda only Ovlodo Tow ing rvitrv a * th# right to accept or refute any end *H bid* Th* tallowing vohictoa are offered tar bid* •7 CHRYSLER LEBAR O N ICIB CS S D O H P t E3S2S SS H ONDA CIVIC 1HOE JS14SXL04374S ■S FO R D ESCORT 1FAPPSIS3KWIS333E S3 MERCURY TO P AZ IM E P M lt XSNKI3SSS7 Publiah M ayE, I N S DSC-41 N* T N I CINCIMT COUNT OP T N I ISTN JUDICIAL CINCUIY OP FLORIDA HI AND POD ESNINOLI COUNTY 21— P e r s o n a l s elp W anted 71— H e l p W a n t e d » 13771 (S0-S0). 100-*22-4477 (24Nn) 1000* 115—O vnci Space For Rent Uac 4MM00077S9 4DN 23— L o s t 4 F o u n d with rad Found Dog Btoch/Tin EM ■Cowboy* and ttU M <07-3214712 H o ra n ) 3330003 I 23— S p e c i a l N o t ic e s ran a ih • t a li and nukewg en­ vironment by beconkng foster parent* N you have two at yo u 27— N JU N IS D IC T IO N D IVIS IO N C A S E NO. E C - t M C C A 14 D H O M E SAVINGS OP AM ERICA. P E 0 . f/k/a Ham* Saving* ol America. P A . Plaintiff. VS H ER B ER T H HAAN, 71— H 4 C h il d ursery C are 99— A p a r tm e n ts Day C a n : loving ChrtsMn homo. Prb-K programs 3* Craft*. Trip*. Fun 3214B4B U n p u r n e s h id ol a l. Defendant* AN ERO ID NOTICE O P P O R E O L O f U R E B A LE Nottca la haraby ghran that purauant to an Order Roachaduimg Poroctaaura lata dated April >3. I N S . and an la red in ehrU cat# number SS1E0ECA 14 O . ol tha Cireuil C o u rt ot th# I t t h Judiaiol C ircuit In and for la m m o la County. Florida, wherein HOME SAVINGS OP AM ER ICA. F.S.B. P/K/A HOME SAVINGS OP A M E R IC A P .A . lo Plaintiff and HERBERT H. H AA N . TH E A R D O R S AT H IO D IN L A R IS HOM EOW NERS ABBOCIATION. INC . — . U N K N O W N P IN S O N (E ) IN P O S S E S S IO N OP TH E S U B JE C T N E A L PRO PER ­ TY. II.N /K /A TAM AR A M. E T O C K W I L L . i a / a r a Delendent(t). I will aeH lo Iha lug heel and bee I bidder for caah al lha waal front door ol ffio Semmoie C o u n ty sourth ou te in San lard. Seminole County. Florida, ol H OC A M on Iho ISth day o l MAY. 1 S N . M o to bowing doeenbod proper­ ly as aal forth in sold Final Judgmant. to w it L O T 401 C . T R A C T *0*. THE A R D O R S AT H IO O IN L A R I S E C T IO N 1 REPLAY. A C CO R D ­ ING T O THE PLAT TH ER E O F AB RECO R OSO IN P LA T ROOK » . P AG E SS. OP T H E P UB LIC R IC O R O S OP S EM INO LE C O U N TY , FLORIDA N O TE : P U R S U A N T TO TH E PAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE AO VISED TH AT TH IS LAW FIRM IS D E iU E O T O B E A D I E T C O LLE C TO R A TTE M P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AN D A N T INFORM ATION O N T A IN ID WILL BE USED FOR TH A T PURPOSE Oalsd lh* 23rd day ol April. IN S MARYANNE M ORSE Clark ol Circuit Court B y Dorothy W Boilon Deputy Clerk C O D IL I! E STAWIAREKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Sulla 4S4 Tampa. Florida 33*07 Publiah April I , IS . I N S OEB-2S7 LAKSaOAt a*K)i> 33— W e ig h t M anagem ent 100— C o n d o m i n i u m R entals EandMwMB irt MDacm paa o .7 i0 a q R p c * 0 D C i 1; Dump Truck Driver S 3 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s mart what I named working from homo Part-tenet I an* PDMCRBBTi 4/3. 2100 sq A corrm JoL H O K Doi IpndO Or Of cal 324-1741 149— C o m m e r c i a l no at- P r o p e r t y Fo r S a u C p L h gy. f H g l l 53 — F i n a n c i a l WANTED r People tt! S e r v ic e s We“S PAT you lo loao up to 29 c*ue pounds CALL Tol FREtl400-754-5470 1 Car now to fagfiT Past dua car payments? I CAN HELP,CALL 153— A c r ia g i Sa L o t Fo r u 70— Ed u c a t io n 4 T r a in in g mT N I OM CUIT COUNT OP T N I tSTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIOA IN AND PON REMIND LB COUNTY JUNISMOTION DIVISION OASB NO. §0-1064 OAI4D H OM S SAVINGS OP A M IR IC A . FSB l/k/a Home Barrings of America, P.A., Plaintiff. V I. PRITAM SINGH G R IW A L And S AR BJIT K AU L GNEWAL A/K/A S AR BJIT G R IW A L . al a l. COL. VA/TA Apprv Job A u W Wkand ciasin. National Truck 71— H e l p W anted Thafs pfiM I aamad wonung Eumnviv P8n-XiWf VS/ ABETTER JOB FOR YOUI 105—D uplex/Triplex Juat Call Navar a Paa1 Oalandants. AMBROID NOTWB OP FORECLOSURE SALE Nonce it hereby given that, pursuant to an Ordar Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated April 23. I N S . and entered In chril ca t* number SB1S34 C A I4 0 . of lha Circuit C ourt of lha 1§th Judicial C ircuit In and lo r Saminola County. Florida, wherein HOME SAVINGS O F A M E R IC A . PEB P/K/A HOME EAVINQS OP AMERICA. F.A.. I* Plaintiff and PRITAM SINOH OREW AL. S A R ­ B J IT KAUL O R EW AL A/K/A S A R B JIT O R EW A L. CROW N BANK. SEMINOLE CO UN TY. A P O LITIC A L S U B D IV IS IO N OP TH E STATS OP FLORIOA. W IK IVA COVE H OM EO W NER S AS S O CIATIO N . IN C , It/ar* Oalandant(t). I will tall lo lha high**! and b a il bidder for caah al lh* weal front door ef th* Sammol* C ounty court­ house in Sanford. Saminola County. Florida, al t t M A M on th* t l lh day ol MAT. I N S . th* following described proper­ ty a t te l forth in aaid Final Judgment, lo wit L O T 23S. W IK IV A COVE PHASE FOUR. ACCO R DING TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F AS R ECO R 3EO IN P LAT BOOK 32. PAGES 40 TH R O U O H 43 IN C LU ­ SIVE, P UB LIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLORIOA NOTE P U R S U A N T TO THE FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE ADVISED TH AT TH IS LAW FIRM IS 0 E E M E 0 TO BE A D E B T C O LLEC TO R A TTE M P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANY INFORMATION O BTAINED WILL BE USED FOR TH A T PURPOSE O jted lh* 23rd day ol April. 1333 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court □ y Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk C O O IIIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 4*0 Temp*. 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These types are ueuaey looking out for th em selvee Y ou donT n N d Born m y n o y l t l O Mu(y X M m . t t ) Conduct youree* I'M ON MY OWN ONC-VAKP LINE ..THE COUNT 15 TH R U ANDTW0..TH* EIGHTEENTH HOLE 15 A PAR FIVE WITH WATER IN FRONT-ONE SECOND L IF T ON THE SHOT CLOCK..THE FACE-OFF 15 IN OUR ZONE..FORTY-LOVE, MATCH POINT... HAVIN6TR0VELE WITH THE FIR5T QUESTION, 5lR 7 ANP A SEVEN-TEN 5FUT IN THE TENTH FRAME i j you befcevs would please othor* Your •florin could g o unappreciated Oat a lump on M « by under-starving the mnuan caa that'll g o v e rn you In the year ahead Sand the required refund form and for your Astro-Graph preOceone by madng S3 to Astro-Graph. c/o N news­ p a p e r. P O Boa 1790. Murray Hill Stakon. N ew York. NY 10199 Be nure to stale your Z od ac ntgn. THERE IS NONE. SNAKEEYE.. YOU CLEANED US OUT TUESOAY. by T.K. Ryan CHEER UPI YOUSE MAY QUALIFY FOR ME IASY-PAYMINT LOANS! cm amp whore botoermg you edh otoore today, find a peaceful com er and non A Greek gift fromanAus by Art Sansom ;Wll&e*fOFCt. WHAT FF£ I THtGOULDi* CAlCUHCep WELL. WHY DONtYOUGEAfi [ CLIFABCD U ? H E R E , B U T kou KXNfaUP IHTHL TK C TU P WWE* BOX IT TOOK TH C O IW D COME DOWN? l TOOK*ONE LOOK.DOWN.. — _ _ ----- ^O N E. LOOK DOWN Ml'FYQZC1 WHAT FFE. YOU NNTlNft FOR? •TOW THAT OR I'L L TURN YOU IN FOR RTARTING RALAC RUMOR*/ j iNURg/ TH f RE'S ANOTHER ON6 Tim Seree is ooe o f the world's most gifted players. H e waa bora in Vienna, Austria, in 1929 (a great year far bridge p la y ers ) to Hungarian parents. They fled Europe before World War U, even tualiy arriving in Sydney, Australis, in IM7. E leven months later, Seres won his first national championship. P la y in g in his usual g a m e a t the Double Bay B ridge Centre, Seres was in fou r spades. H ow ever, given that W est had the diamond ace-qucen hov­ e rin g o v e r the king, be seem ed d es­ tin ed to lo s e four tricks: two spades and tw o diam on d s. D o you s ee any chance to m islead the opponents? With the diamond king e debatable value, S e re s' four-spade raise was op­ timistic. but they pay extra for making a game. D eclarer ita r te d with hia d u b Un& a dub to dununy’a ace. and a club run in hand. H e continued with a heart to dum m y’! q u e e n a n d th e h e a r t a c t . both op p on en t! follow in g h igh-low to •h o w an e v e n n u m b e r o f c a r d * . Truetlng th eir plays, decla rer deduced th at W e i t h a d b e g u n w ith a -l-9 -3 shape. A n d h e a p o tte d a b e a u tifu l ruse: Scree c a lle d fo r the sp ad e two, and when E ast p la y ed th e aeven , he covered with the eigh t! A fter W est w on with the 19. b e had to open up the diam onds, con ceding a trick to d e c la r e r * ! king. S e r e a won three spades, th r e e h earts, on # d ia ­ mond, tw o c lu b s a n d a h e a r t ru ff In the dummy. O f course. It is e a s y to say th at East (h o u ld h a v e p la y e d hie k in g on the firs t round o f tru m p s , o r th a t W est should have won w ith the ace, not the 10. But honestly now, would you have found either o f th oee plays? I ’m sure I wouldn't have. * Q J • 9 4 f KlOit SKI * K 1 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: West W e a l North l e P s »» so 3a Pass Pats E Pi Pi Pi Opening lead: * Q medical news by Jimmy Johnson W V tK lN UttKlMHATO VMY PONT YOU TAKtABREAKT ■— iw A u n o a c T M b F1MI6H&D. ■ JUX6 JU6T TRYING lAK&Mt FECI GUILTY AAKlUGYOUDOTHfc . / ■— 1 p — j£ - d e a r d r . g o t t t w o physicians I know claim that they receive e lot of u s e fu l in fo r m a tio n fro m re a d in g ta b lo id n e w s p a p e r s . W h at is you r opinion? In o o e Issue o f the National E nquirer I read about an herbal drug c o s tin g 9200 a m onth, which is sup­ posed to cure patients who have suff er ed strokes. D oes a pregnant woman's d iet affect the unborn child? PETER G O T T , M .D D E A R R E A D E R : In the opinion of - r -* e*P*rts, the Information contained in by Jim Davis A A N N P ...V O U W E R E G O IN G SOMEWHERE W IT H T H I S ? tabloid newspapers is — to put it kind­ ly — tain ted . I f you w ant to b elieve that Elizabeth T a y lor is really a man o r th a t t e e n s in N e w M e x ic o have rgnated by extraterrestrial beings. id luck to you. Such claims . sensations) fantasy cooked up to s e ll new spapers. F o r this re a ­ son. I b elieve that any tabloid informa­ tion is su sp ect acceptable level o f function. W h ile we a ll y e a rn f o r ‘‘ m a g ic ” c u r e a fo r m ankind's a ilm e n ts , such a d va n ces are more likely to originate in medical la b o r a to r ie s th a n in th e p a g e s o f tabloid publications. Save you r money. T o g iv e you r e la te d in form ation , I am sending you a copy o f m y H ealth Report “ Fads II: H erb s and H e e lin g Fads." Other rea d e rs who would like e copy should send $2 plus a long, selfaddressed, stam p ed envelop e to P.O. Box 2017, M u rra y H ill S tation , N ew York, N Y 10199. B e su re to m en tion the title. T h e m ost valid m ethod o f evaluat­ in g d ru g s — both p re s c rip tio n and over the-counter — is to test them in rigorously controlled scientific experi­ m ents that are ordinarily reported in rep u tab le m edical Journals. In most cases o f stroke — when there is per­ m anent d a m a ge — n erve and brain D E A R DR. G O T T : M y p reg n a n t tissues have d ie d T h ere is no proven g ra n d d a u g h te r c r a v e s d ill p ic k le s . w a y l o r e s t o r e su ch tis s u e s to an Could too m an y o f th em h a rm her? T D E A R R E A D E R : In many respects, a baby’s h ealth directly re fle c ts the pregnant m other's diet. F or example, a d e fic ie n c y o f folic acid m ay cause n erve defects in the unborn, too little ir o n can s tu n t fe ta l d e v e lo p m e n t, s om e p esticides and petrochem icals o fte n lead to stillbirths. T h e list is a long one. Y ou r gran ddau ghter's c ra v in g for d i l l p ic k le s is p ro b a b ly h a rm le s s . N onetheless, the high salt content o f th e pickles could certainly aggravate hypertension, leading to eclampsia, a m edical condition that can be ratal to m oth er and c h ild In my opinion, your g r a n d d a u g h te r should r e p o r t h e r cra vin g to h e r obstetrician, w ho will m on itor the situation and g iv e guid­ an ce when n eed ed A s a r u le o f thumb, p re g n a n t w om en m ust follow ■ nutritious and healthful diet that contains adequate amounts o f protein, vitamins end min­ era ls. T o do less is to Jeopardize the m o th e r 's (a s w e ll as th e b a b y 's ) health. o iws n e w s h a h e h D f r a m u s e ASSN. � 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>, May 06, 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/a56b4d92922f02be0e52c47fa9ee0f5d.pdf 667ea1a62c1e2879d66423c4e1af5ee1 PDF Text Text THURSDAY April 8, 1999 91at Yoar, No. 161 (407)3222611 Sanford, FI a •OCawta Serving Weather Sanford history, please Piafe 4A. □BRIEFLY a Healthy Kids Day on Sat­ urday from 10 a m . to 2 p.m . at the family center. 665 Longwood-Lake Mary Road In Lake M ary. County Bre •nd police officials will be on hand, along with Block­ buster Kid Print. T h u e r V i r ­ tual Reality Exercise Chal­ lenge. sidewalk art contest. •nd prise* from Prp*l Cota C o.. C h k k -F U A. T C B Y . Florida Hospital and other vendors. Persons joining the Y M C A that day will save $50. For more Information, call (407) 321-0944. E.B. Slone original goes to Sanford Museum. Portly Cloudy High 84 Low 64 Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County Lyons wants to supervise elections Lottery Winning Numbers Helmet law can prevent injuries, save lives SANFORD - A former San­ ford City Commissioner la running for public office once vehicle while vie without cates serve as volunteers for District 7. working with mental health court officials. Individuals and treatment facilities and hospitals. To take a 6 -mile birdwatching hike on Saturday, starting at 9 a m. from the Lake Woo­ druff National Wildlife Ref­ uge. 2290 M ud Lake Road. Olenwood (Juat north of DeLanding and lunch over­ looking Spring Darden Run i round out the day. Although no reservations are required, directions to the Refuge arc available on the Wilderness Trekker InfoUne st (407) 351-9966 or on their web page at w w w .geocltles.com /-w lldtrek. host Southern Gospel group “T h e Voyager* on Saturday at 7 p.m. at the church. 499 North Country C lub Road. For more Information, call (407) 322-1472. ADDITION Th e State Attorney’s OfAce Commission O n Ethics Is re­ questing accountings from the City of Longwood from 1995-1998 provided by the Center for Youth Diversions, Inc. of Its use of forfeiture trust funds which It receives from the City for a weekly teen dance at the city’s Teen Center. According to City Adm inistrator Jo h n Drago, the city does not currently have an accounting of the confiscation account funds used by the Center for Youth Diversions from 1995-1998, even though state law re­ quires an accounting of the funds. The C ity Is request­ ing an accounting of the funds from the Center for Youth Diversions. The Teen Dance Is fully funded through the end of the year. □Q U O TE “Glory b u ilt on selfish p rin cip les is sh am e an d guilt." -W IL L IA M C O W FX R □ INDEX C l a s s i f i e d ......... 4 B -S B C o m i c s ...................6 B C r o s s w o r d .............5 B D e a r A b b y .............3 B H o r o s c o p e .............6 B O b i t u a r i e s ............ 3 A P e o p l e ...................... 3 B P o lic e B rle fk . . .. 3 A • p o rta ...................1 B -2 B T e l e v i s i o n .............S B *1 have a strong co m m itm e n t to public service.* Lyons aakL *7)110 Is something I'm very In ­ tent on doing. I want to use my experience as a c o m m is ­ sioner to Improve voter tu rn ­ out in the county* For the M arch 2 city e le c ­ tion In which A A 'M a c* McLanahan was chosen to r e ­ place Lyons on the commission and the public safety d e p a rt­ ments were placed under the d ty manager's supervision, only 10 percent of the city's registered voters cast ballots. Lyons did not ru n for re ­ election to the commission. In Sanford's District 3. the only district where voters could cast ballots In the comm ission race. Just 8 percent of the registered voters turned out. In the general election of N o ­ vember. 1998. 4 6 .6 percent of the county’s registered voters cast ballots. T h is Is a ne arly 15 percent drop from the g e n ­ eral election of 1996. w hen 61.5 percent of the county's registered voters went to the poles. In the general election of 1994. 64.4 percent of the registered voters cast ballots. In the 1992 election. 8 5 .7 percent of the registered vo t­ ers turned out. In 1990. 60.1 percent of the registered vo t­ ers cast ballots. FMasa sss Lyssa, Psgs BA helmet. The Sanford Police and Fire Departments arc working w ith the Safe Kids program to en­ sure that children can afford Lake Mary gives fire STAFF WRITER L A K E M ARY • lake M ary city com m ission ers voted unani­ mously last night to amend the city’s alarm ordinance and al­ low Bre chief Craig Haun the same power now granted po­ lice chief Richard Beary to waive false alarm fees and prohibit occupancy of a stru c­ ture cited for disconnection of a required Are alarm or sprin­ kler system. Chief Haun said the am end­ ment 'addresses ihe specific Ity of adherence.* because In the past It only addressed the power of the police chief for both burglar and Bre alarms. s Th e commissioners also voted unanimously to amend the Are ordinance: to make b u m perm its vakd for one day and not be Issued for more than two consecutive days. No more than two burn p e r­ mits may be Issued for any one location within a 3 0day period. C urre n tly, there la no time Umlt and no fee assessed for the permit; to authorise Issuance of a Fireworks sale permit and giving Are officials Ihe ability to revoke the p e r­ mit In drought scenario. It Is now Issued as a lent permit with fire officials verifying the tent perm it and Are extinguisher a c­ cessibility: to amend the Installation and use of key lock boxes and tamper switches on new structures. Key lock ore power - f? currcntjy In psoas, c k s f H sus said th at cess to a structure artthout waiting for a key from the owner - will eventually be required In all existing buildings ss well. Accord­ ing to Chief H aun. this hm been addressed In building plan reviews In the past and relates to alarm s snd power shunts (electrical cut-off). 'Now as an ordi­ nance. It makes standards enforceable.* to amend InstallaUon standards and supervision of Are sprinkler systems to clarify the code for renovations of existing structures; to details charges for standby Are protection or rescue service. Th e re Is no In the past charges .w e re assessed on a case-by-case basts. 'N o w we have a set standard.* He explains that the fee Is not a reve­ nue source for the d e ­ partment. It serves to off­ sets additional costs and could be waived If needed; • to make Standard Fire Prevention Code. 1997 Edition, published by the Southern Building Code Congress International. Inc., the city's official Are prevention code. The commission meeting be­ gan with commissioners hon­ oring AreAghter / Emergency Medical Technician Flann Waldorf with a leather helmet for 10 years of service to the city. C oto is a breath o f fresh air in tran sition tim e Coto tak es c a re of county b u sin e ss, b u t will gladly h a n d over the b a to n o n ce th e county p ic k s a new m an ag er. single contribution but a com ­ bination of all the Jobs I have performed.* she said Tuesday. *1 pride myself on being ready to take on any project or Is­ sue.* As the daughter of Air Force Master Sgt. Ralph W. Adams. Coto learned many cultures and lessons that have helped he r In a career she never ex­ pected. T m from an era when girls like myself thought they would be houaewtves and mothers.* she said. Bom In Watsonville. Calif, (outside San Francisco), she grew up In Japan. Texas. Colo­ rado. Germany and Florida. She went to high school In Deland and graduated from the University Central Florida. Coto Is married and has two children • Sean (20) and Chandler (19). Chandler ts going Into the Coast Ouard. Sean attends Seminole Com ­ m unity College. ■y Rasa Whits STAFF WRITER SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y • O n his last day of work. C o u n ty Manager Gary Kaiser said 'Good Luck* to Acting M a n ­ ager Cindy Coto and gave her a can of aerosol B.S. R e p elle n t A little something for Coto to squirt when the county a ir gets too thick. 'G a ry told me that Ron Rabun gave It to h im - that It’s one of the rites when passing the manager's torch." Coto said she hopes to pass the aerosol can to a new m a n ­ ager in the next m onth or so. Coto declined offers to be an applicant for the perm anent manager's Job. *1 am happy where I’m at." she said. “Cindy Coto is extremely knowledgeable with a good overview of the county's total operation." The county has received 6 0 or so applications as the result of a nation-wide search for a successor to Kaiser, who left public service last week to b e ­ come president and chief ex­ ecutive officer of H T E . Inc. In Lake Mary. County Chairman Carlton Henley. I Assuming the Acting M an­ ager's Job this week, she said he r duties are Just as she ex­ pected. The key to doing the Job well to to Interact with the various d lerits. the d t lzens and the Board of County Commissioners. 'I ’ve seen the county grow enormously," Coto said. 'F e w of us expected all the changes. A ll the new departments since I Arst came here. It’s a model county for others, who like what they see here." �■ i»-*>jiV U - Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. Apnf B. 1999 ACCU WEATHER05FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COI wwwjwcuwathar.com UV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Florida Weather Thursday * .TV Panam^CKy (M O Shown a tomorrow'! wettoer T m tv ik m are tonqM'i towi and * It Temperature H u h ............ ..........._.... ... 88* Low ................ ..... ..6 7* I|n„„ ,1 hinh . 80* Normal tow .. . 56# Tom. City HI to W as 57 Aaw* AtoracOty s Cam Adw eekxa Sunsattonlght ..... 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Sanford through Yeiterday 4 f 64- Regional Weather A lm anac 4 < 2 0 humkL tomorrow's hght s ‘v Parity aunny, breaxy, A mix of aunahina and ctouda; humid. w Sunday Saturday L A i k e D e e r e * ivwu: d em .com S599F123H [ A J ( HAH } fi*o. freight, tetup. and delivery not miludal. Available from panicipjtingdcalcrt. 'Offcncmijuly 5.19*3*1. 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 today. A Sem inole Herald (407 ) 322-2611 —TT*-~*■*■*.> +.* VLf rv ff r- ' *- ■*** , , . �Survivors include son, Rich­ ard Culver. Jr.. Deltona: son. Paul E. Culver, Deltona; daughter. Patricia Smith. Del­ tona; daughter. Donna Knope. Deltona: daughter. Susan O e rard. Pittsfield, Maine; nine grandchildren. two great­ grandchildren. Bauldauff Family Funeral Home. Deltona, tn charge of n t llB U , April 5. 10 old. DOB 7/27/00. charged with ftisams TVnkha Moran. DOB 6/0/78. was a m i ofbeera. charged with Contidhd Bubal Manufacture. ■ABTOBD. April 0, 11 p.m., Cypress Oalfoway, DOB 9/2/70. was amatcd I cera. charged with Corrtrolhd Bubatan With Intent to Sell. EARPOMD. April 0. 12:30 a.m., State Ri Belaer. DOB 12/14/47. was arrested ALTA M 0N 1I 0HUBOB. April 0. 2J S am.. State Road 430. James L Obver. DOB 72/24/00. waa amatcd by Altamonte Springs Police officers, charged with DUI. r i 0 M I B g | T , April 0. 12:51 a.m.. U S. Highway 17-02. Lawrence Michael Zeh. DOB 1/13/04. was arrested by Caaaelbmy Police officers, charged with DUL LABS MART. April 0. 2:47 am .. State Road 400. William Burnett Washington J r.. DOB 3/12/71. was arrested by Lake Mary Police officers, charged with DUI. LONOWOOO, April O. 1:44 am .. State Road 434. Joseph Brian "Joe* or "Tiny* Biggs. DOB 7/10/71. wss arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. BAMTOBD. April 0. 0:00 p.m.. State Road 40 A. Dennis Rich­ ard Lambert. DOB 12/14/03. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. ■AEPORB, April 0. 1:10 am .. Joseph Henry Moby* Oorman m. DOB 1/23/00. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs I M B S . A p ril 0. 12:27 i Ortmes, D O B 0/13/74. Sheriffs officers, charged Iyer's License Suspended p .m .. Tangerine Road. Alan was arrested by Seminole w ith Operate Motor Vehicle / Revoked. A L T A M O N T E 0PRDVO0. April 0. 12:28 a.m.. Palm Springs Drive. Frederick V . Jo rd a n . D O B 8/20/71, was arrested b y Altamonte Springs Police officers, charged w ith Fleeing / E lu d in g . A P O P K A . April 0. 0 :2 0 p.m ., Redflsh Cove. Michael Anthony Slade. D O B 3/10/77. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Home Solicitation / Sale W ith­ out a Perm it. C A i B E t B E R E T , A p ril 4. 0:40 p.m .. Reedy Cove. Christine Dianne Zetgler, D O B 7/20/00. was arrested by Seminole C o u n ty Sheriffs officers, charged with Throw Missile at O c ­ cupied Vehicle / Domestic Violence. F E R N FA R R . April 0. 1:13 a.m.. South Highway 17-02. John Doe (a .k .a Jam es Tho m a s San borne). D O B 12/20/46. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Trespass Property O th e r Than Structure and Resist Officer W ithout Violence. L A R S M A R T . April 5. 8:35 a m .. Hidden Lake Drive. Luis Eduardo Delgado. D O B 7/14/60. waa arrested by High Inten­ sity D ru g Trafficking Agency officers, charged with Forcible Rape and Abduction. 0 A R F O R D , April 5. 11 p.m .. Cypress Avenue. Kendra Latonya Fettles. DO B 3/17/81. was arrested by Sanford Police offi­ cers. charged w ith Resist / Obstruct / Oppose Officer W ith­ out Violence. 0 A N F O R D , April 4. 12:05 a m .. Summ erlin Avenue. Durran Dm ond Daniels. D O B 12/14/80. was arrested by Sanford Po­ lice officers, charged w ith Resist / Obstruct / Oppose Officer W ithout Violence. B A ffPO KD , April 4. 0:0 4 p.m.. Myrtle Avenue. Sandra Perez Penalosa. DOB 11/3/73, was arrested by Sanford Police offi­ cers. charged with Breach of Peace and Resist / Obstruct / Oppose Officer W ithout Violence. 0BM UVOLB C O U N T Y . April 6. 12:50 a.m.. Street Unknown. Kyle Jam es Phillips, D O B 3/0/68. was arrested by Seminole C o u n ty Sheriffs officers, charged with Disorderly Intoxica­ tion. W I N T E R 8FBDVO0, A p ril 3. 8 :10 p.m.. Slate Road 434. Obispo Antonio Paxtor (a.k.a. Miguel Lopez). D O B 10/0/78. was arrested by Sanford Police officers, charged with Resist­ ing Without Violence and Unauthorized Possession of Ficti­ tious Driver's License. Help fight crime In your community. If you have Infor­ mation on a crime call 433-TIPS. You can remain anony­ mous and may be eligible for a rem rd bam T . Norman. Oulfport. Mka.: rtangh k r. Barbara For­ ster. Apopka: daughter. Sumn Frasier. Ldand, Mias.; 10 grandchildren. 11 great- of 8*. Jam e s A.M .E. C h u rc h . Mrm. Williams-Norton at* joyed cooking far her fam ily and ftlenda. She aka e n jo ye d p ending peaceful n n a w n t i g u d e n in g . , Surrtvora Include **«— »— f WUUeaw. Jamestown; aan. Jamaa Norton. Jam eatoem ; aon. Anthony W Uham a, Jamestown: aon. Marshall W E Mama. J r . , J amestown; son, O a ry WUhams. Jam estow n: aan. Edw ard Norton, B e th ]a hem. Fk.: daughter. B a rb ara Lomax. Oeneva: d a ughte r, D m ly Stewart, Jamestown: brother. Sylvester Redding. Jamestown; IB grandchildren. S u rrtvo m Include ton. F r e derlck Vaccaro. Deltona; aan. Peter V . Vaecaro. Deltona; m , N daon ’ Ray” Vaccaro, Deltona: daughter. Diana Bentkowskl. Carm el, N.Y.: daughter. Linda Vaccaro. D e ltona; brother, T b m Sclortina, Ta m p a: brother. Tony Sciortino. Lakeland; slater. M ary Sciortino. Ybor C ity; seven grandchildren. four g rea t-g ran d child ren , Bautdauff Fa m ily Fun e ra l Home. Deltona, tn charge of aenrlcco. f — — — — Court. Winter Springs, died Tuesday April 0. 1099. Born Feb. 7. 1010 In Jacksonville, she Hired in Central Florida for 13 yean. Mrs. HaQ was a re ­ tired waitress. She was a Bap­ tist. Survivors Include son. Je f­ frey M. Mara. Winter Springs: three grandchildren. Danfield Funeral Home. Win- Cleon T. Oran!. 70. Douglaa Are.. Altamonte Springs, died Sunday April 4. 1000. He waa bom In Rochester. N.Y. M r. Oranl waa a retired child care worker. He was Protestant. Survivors Include niece. Mary Lacounl. Oladsden. Ala.: caregiver. Ronald Kincade. Al­ tamonte Springs. Woodlawn Carey hand Fu­ neral Home, Longwood. In charge of services. Matilda Arm Lamprecht. 03, Kiwi Court. Oviedo, died Mon­ day April 6. 1999. Bom Nov. I. 1910 tn Brooklyn. N.Y. ahe moved to Central Florida In 1970 from Cahfon. N J. Mrs. Lamprecht waa a homemaker. She waa a member of St. totes Lutheran Church. Oviedo. Paul Lam precht. Oviedo; daughter. Isabel Swanson. Kennett Square. F a : d a ughte r, Paula Crooke. Long V a lle y. N J .; daughter. M argaret Shishim. Prairie Village. K a n .; daughter. Anita Davis. R ich lands. N .C .; 12 g ra n d ch ild re n , eight great-grandchildren. “ Old F u n e ra l Home. Oviedo, tn charge of services. Is Your H om etow n Bank R eally Local? Is Local Banking Important To You? Do You Have A Long Distance Relationship With Your Local Bank? Tired of Dialing a 1-800# To Reach Your Local Bank? Virgil D . Morgan. 75. Lau rel Avc.. Sanford, died A p ril 8 . 1999. B o m Ja n . 22. 1924 In Planklngton. S. Dakota he moved to Central Florida In 1956 from Jacksonville. M r. Morgan was a retired C h ie f Petty Officer In the U .S. Navy. He was a member of the W e stview Baptist C hu rch. Sanford. Mr. Morgan was a C o m m is ­ sioner for the Boy Scouts. Survivors Include wife. Leno Morgan. Sanford: son. M ichael Morgan. Loulsburg. N .C .: son. Patrick Morgan. Sanford; son. Tim othy Morgan. Loulsburg. N.C.: sister. Sharon Edw ards. Sanford; sister. W ilma Beam , Ionia. Iowa; sister. T h e lm a Vance. Belvldere, 111.: sister. Amber Mott. Plymolh. In d .; sister. Imogena Bye. O a rd e n Prairie. 111.: sister. H a rrie t Olass. Belvldere. 111.; b ro th e r. Dale Morgan. Bclvtderr. 111.: brother. Ju n io r M organ. Belvldere. 111.; eight g ra n d ch il­ dren. nine grea t­ grandchildren. Baldw ln-Falrchlld-O aklaw n Park Cemetery and Fun e ra l Home, Lake Mary. In charge of services. Then Come See The Professionals at First C om m unity Bank ■ 1 First W m Community Bank Banco Popular |Flrst Union / * Huntington Bank D*Und-0mL Orangt City-Oml. WALTER HUR0T NORMAN JR. M to n a -O m l. Walter H urst Norman. J r ., 83. Algonquin Avc.. Deltona DtBary - 0 mL Puerto Mco -1600 m l Dodging the d en tist H srs ars the winning numbers selected on Wednesday In the Florida Lottery: — Is ^ m d s M a l Local Decision W ith An Emphasis «*On Service P e rc e n t ol A m e r ic a n s w h o p o s tp o n e or a v o id d e n ta l c h e c k u p s C o n v o m o n t L o c a tio n s North DaLand Offlca Opening June 1999 - 17-92 N. DeLand DiLand Dtltona 140 S. Spring Garden Ave. 1661 Providence Blvd. 904-736-3115 407-860-3115 DiOary — fa > v%m *■ 21 Charles Richard Beall Blvd. (17*92) 407*666*6440 0 2240 90 �4 A ■ Seminole Herald, Sanford, Honda - Thursday. April 8, 1999 A Work of Art Lynn Thompson. Elaine Thomas, and George Chapman attend a ceremony during which a painting by local artist E.B Stone is pre­ sented to the Sanford Museum. HmM Whs*#ky Tommy WwoM STEP A B O A R D A N A R C H E R Y E X PR ESS! Cooper was a farmer and a biology teacher R.F. COOPER Ruby F. Cooper, a young Sanford m an. divided h is tim e between teaching biology at Seminole High School and farming. He was a North Carolinian who stated th a t he had ra th e r live In Sanford that anyw here else because of th e trem endous possibilities. Mr Cooper was raised on a farm n ea r Salem burg. N.C. He had to assum e Its resp o n sib ili­ ties at the age of 12 w hen his father died, leaving him as th e only boy In a family of five people. tte graduated from M ars Htll High School and th e n w orked his way through the U niversity of Florida from w hich h e was graduated with a BSAE d e ­ gree. In August 1922 he ca m e to Sanford w here he ta u g h t agri­ culture at Sanford High School from 1922-1928. While he w as there, he was in stru m e n ­ tal In getting the football team well established by assistin g as coach. From 1928-32 h e w as a c ­ tively engaged as a farm er: during the past year he had re tu rn ed to SHS as biology teach er as well as o p eratin g his farm. D uring 1925 he did some research work at Cornell Uni­ versity in New York; while th ere h e traveled aro u n d the area which com prised the ex­ tent of h is travels. Mr. Cooper w as a n active m em ber of First B aptist C hurch where he h ad been S u p erintendent of th e In ter­ m ediate D epartm ent since 1922. He resided at 610 P alm etto Avenue with his wife, th e for­ serving on sevrm l local a n d slate co m m u ters. Mr. Nix was b o m In Jack so n C ounty. Georgia, an d atten d e d schools In Com m erce. He g ra d u ated from th e U nlvrrslty of Georgia with AB and LU) degrees. When he had c o m ­ pleted schooling, he had b e ­ com e an assistant bank c a sh ­ ier a n d later clerk of circuit court In J a rk s o n County. From 1915 to 1921 he w as county prosecuting attorney and later an atto rn ey until h e moved to Sanford. T he former Lottie Appleby w as his wife and they had four rh lld rrn : Mlldren. C harlotte. Sidney. J r. and Carol Jean. tended schools there. Later he studied at Rollins College and Massey Business College. He was a memlrer of the M a­ sonic lanlge. a S h rln er and a m em ber of the Sem inole County Cham ber of C om m erce and Holy Cross Episcopal C hurch. Again you will read about pcoplr m entioned In th e April 29, 1933 Issue of the S anford Herald. He resided with h is wife, th e former Ada Hill. In Rose Court: they had two children . Mrs. Olive Adnms and Rolrert. mer Gladys Boyce, their two sons. J a m e s Henry and C h a r­ les Floyd, and his m other. Mrs. Annie Cooper. (Mr. Cooper was the first a g ­ riculture teac h er at S anford High School located on Pal­ m etto Avenue. The class m et tn the basem ent and had a laboratory acre on Celery Ave­ nue. T heir celery took first place at the slate fair that first year and their collection of vegetables, third place. I liuve known Mr. Cooper all of rny life as he continued to be active nt First Baptist as a deacon a n d In various o th er capacities. 1 know Hurt he also served as a county School T rustee during the 1940's. He currently resides at R enais­ sance a n d celebrated his 100th birthday last S e p te m ­ ber.) R.A. NEWMAN K.A. Newman had come to Sanford In 1907 and had m a n ­ aged Hill Hardware Com puny ever since that time. He had served on the old city council and w as one of the first five m em bers of the new city com m ission when It began In 1929. He was presently serv ­ ing as a director of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Mr. Newman was bom In T ennessee, but moved to O r ­ lando w ith Ills parents an d a t­ Storm d am age Linton E. Allen U nton Allen ram e to Sanford In 1928 to assum e th e p re si­ dency of the newly form ed Sanford Atlantic National Bank uftrr having been co n n ected with various hanks In Qeorgln. Chicago and New York City. C o rrectio n Both Chip C hapm an an d Mona Walker Informed m e th at Tommy S trin g er had not been a railroad m an hut In­ stead had been In Insurance and real rstute. Sorry! Mr. Allen was a native of Chlplry, Georgia a n d had a t­ tended the University of G eor­ gia. A lieutenant, he saw a c ­ tion on the front line tren c h es of France during the World War. He was also engaged In many other battles. Sidney L Nix Sidney Nix came to Sanford In 1925 to establish a law of­ fice, and had since becom e a c ­ tive In the Elks an d M asonic Lodges. He was ulso a m em ­ ber of the Knights of Pythias. Woodman of the World and Order of Rrdmen. He had served in secretary of the local Klwnnls Club for six years and was recognized by the members as resp o n si­ ble for keeping atten d a n ce above average. He was also PSE Archery Truck on Display April 13, Noon - 7 p.m . Central Fla. Pawn Gun Si Jewelry 1065 N . Volusia Ave. Orange City, FL (9 0 4 ) 774-PAWN (7 2 9 6 ) P S E Reps on H a n d to A n s w e r Q u e s t i o n s H e l p N e e d e d !! H r w as an active cltU rn with m em ltershlps In the C ham ber of Commerce. Salvation Army. Masonic Order and First P re s­ byterian ch u rch . He and hts wife, th e form er Helen Ives of Orlando, resided In Rose Court with th eir d a u g h trr Helen Elizabeth. His favorite sport and re cre atio n was hunting. Now there are 3 Archery Express trucks criss­ crossing America, displaying v&demonstrating PSE products <S other selected archery products. Each tru ck is custom -built from the g ro u n d up. As many of you know, th e l*rter Srhuul T rophy given to Sem inole High's m ost valuable football player Is th e longest co n tin u o u s sp orts trophy given tn th e country. But - th ere d o esn 't seem to b e a record of Its recipients since 1909. t have a few sin ce then from SHS and Gary Taylor, but would llkr a com plete list for th e SHS Alumni Directory. If yoti have a list, w ere a recip i­ ent or know som e recipients I would u pprrelate a call ut 3 2 2 -4 3 8 1 . Thanks!! The SHS C lass of 1954 has lost an o th er classm ate - Wal­ ter Wlederhold. If you know tils w h rrrab o u ta. please c o n ­ tact me. “O U R G O A L IS T O G IV E Y O U T H E B E ST P O S S IB L E SE R V IC E E V E R Y D A Y ” P O C TO K ROOPRCnURt ONLY Servng Samrwn Cojryty ncootaru EDUCATION FOR YOUR FUTURE! Ed K rainarclk ( i m it a t io n Miimiffer A ssociate of S c ie n c e D egrees in a s little as 18 M onths I • Network Adminlstration/Programmlng •Computer Drafting & Design • Electronics/Computer Technology • Business and Management Technology •Medical Administrative Assistant O range C ity C a m p us ★ \ ni i Last year, insurance companies paid out S15 billion in losses due lo weatherrelated natural disasters. The largest d am was from areas in the United States and (he Caribbean that were ravaged by Hurricane Georges in September. columns arc Exit S3C8 Saion & L Schedules for Working Students LAPTOP COMPUTER To Keep (If You Qualify) Florida Technical Colkge 2 (904) 851-0882 2487 S. Volusia Avc., Orange City Computer Training Specialists Since 1982! Seminole Herald appreciated. “Sen inn Seminute County Since 1908" Thursday, April 8, 1999 • Vol 91. No. 161 Callus: (417) 322-2111 (407)S31-Mt3 ‘ f* MFmNiOMi Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday. Thanksgiving. 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I*91 i FINANCIAL AID Available Small Classes “Hands On" Training Margaret Host hen • Busmesi Manager Jonilue Martin Linda Sengel ADVERTISING Kellie Werner ■Manager John Coffman Peter f Kama Judith Lamrop Cheryl Slone CLASSIFIED Andrea Mum Ted Waher CIRCULATION Edward A Kramarok Circulation Manager Wanda Kouipamdis Metnda Morns EDITORIAL Marta Orem Editor Jeff Derknckn Dons Dwtnch Util Kerne Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Russ While Vivian GaAmore LEQALS tieITy banned PRODUCTION Frank VolTCHine Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur Operation* f reda hetmers Cheryl Smith PRESS a STRIPPING Robert Skip Cowan Mark Savon DJI Egan JackE tuci no t Iwm Tyrre*. Jr Head Pressman 6 Mad *24 00 *46 00 *96 00 Honda Hesxtonls add 7% sains tax to above rates R e p u b lic N e w s p a p e rs , In c . �BiHMfiiHMsBNMBBflOMKwBwl Seminoma HeraH, Sanford, Florida •Thursday, April 8,1999 • M H elm et — Continued from Pi|t 1A bicycles. A new Helmet Offenders Program will provide h elm ets lo rh ltd ren d ied for not wearing helm ets. C hildren under age 16 who are given the $4 5 ticket can receive a helmet for $10 or less. C hildren whose fnm lly receives s ta te financial a s s is ­ tance will b e given n h e lm e t for free. *Wr’rr try in g to reduce a n d eliminate h e a d injuries to young people u n d e r age 16,* Cpl. Rick Poovey of the S a n ­ ford Poller D epartm ent said. Old phonograph parts B y A n n e B. Adam s and N a a cy N a ih -C a m m ln g i D E A R A N N E A N D N A N : I need several old cylinder-type phonograph records that were used on the Edison type p h onographs and dictating machines in the early 1900s lo com ­ plete a school exhibit Information as to availability would be appreciated. I D D O K . C O R K E R N . B a to n R s a g t .la . D E A R ID D O : In a couple of our ref­ erence books we found the nsme of a person who collects, smong o th e r things, cylinder records. He's Sieve R a m m , and his address Is 420 FtUw ater S I, Philadelphia, PA 19147 He specialties In phonographs and related memorabilia from before 1930 O u r auggestion is lo write to him — and be sure lo include a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. D E A R A N N E A N D N A N : I once had the recipe for ‘ old fashion rice pudding.” I have lost it. and no other recipe Is the same Can you send me this recipe? - J E N N Y O ’ lM lN N E L L , Naperville. III. D E A R JE N N Y : Here's our farante recipe for nee pudding It comes from T h e Fannie Merritt Fanner Boston C oo king School Cookbook* I Little , Brown and C o . 1939) Old Fashioned Hire Pudding This is i cry soil and creamy For a firm p udding, use 1,1 cup of rice llm w n rice gives a delicious flavor F o r a rich e r pudding, stir in I o r 2 well beaten eggs 30 minutes before the pudding is done 4 cups milk 2 3 cup sugar I 4 cup uncooked nee I.? teaspoon salt I teaspoon vanilla I teaspoon vanilla or a dash or nut neg o r the gratrd nnd of 1,2 lemon I I cup raisins, dates nr figs, cut small Combine the first six ingredients in he casserole Bake uncovered fnr 3 lours at 300 degrees During the First lour, stir three times with a fork so hat the nee wilt not settle After the irst hour, stir in raisins, dales or Figs S T U M P E D : E L E C T R O N IC PAH tQ T TH A T R EP EATS EVER Y T H IN G S A ID T O I T Kees Starrenburg of lluntly. I ll. is looking lo r this 12 to IS inch high creature We're stumped' { F E E D B A C K : H E TTY CHOCKKK 'O U P O N S Louise Parks of the S t Nicholas Alliance in Salem. O hio. » rote to tell us our readers were so [enerous that her church doesn't need m y m ore coupons She writes “ We received over 378 responses from 38 sta te s (in clu d in g Hawaii and Washington, D C ), many with good wishes and interesting notes attached I would like to respond to eveiy one, however, with this great a response, I Find it beyond my physical abilities " O th e r readers have told us about three organizations that accept Betty Crocker coupons Fisherman’s Mark. A ll Gail. SO York S t, 1-xmbcrtulle, N J 085.10. McDonald s Children's Services. 1310 K Mam S I. Houma. I A *0383. and the Ronald M cDonald House, 1234 Broadway, Fargo. N D S8I02 D E A R A N N E A N D N A N : You 're my last hope I've written to the T V show “ Interior Motives" and included a stamped self addressed envelope twice, but I still haven't heard from them I saw a woman named Paula Riley, who had a wonderful product ca lle d either "S ittin g P re tty " o r “Fitting Pretty" This item is a combi nation of plastic pieces that art* used lo Fit chair and sofa covers You know, the large, shapeless kind that slip if they aren't anchored How do I older these cover f it t e rs ' — B E T S Y K A B L O V York, Neb. D E A R B E T S Y : Nan once bought one of those big. loose slipcovers It was a huge disappointment. It looked great, until some one sat on it - then the cover pulled out and it looked like the dickens Nan also saw an ad for the “ Filling Pretty" system It’s tem f ic — the saggy, shapeless cover nowstays put Your letter inspired Nun to call Paula R ile y, the invento r of Fitting Pretty She said. “1 started out trying to create a universal cover for furniture — something that was inex­ pensive compared lo reupholstoring or having custom slipcovers made. It was easy to make something tha t looked good; the hard part was finding a way to keep the cover looking good once you sat on the furniture " Paula came up a the Fitting Pretty system for sofas and chairs It's ingenious; Fo r a sofa, you need to buy both the g rip set pliable plastic w edgeshaped grips that tuck into the back and sides of a sofa litem number 1141, $29.95) - and the clip kil (item num ­ ber 1135, $24.95). It took Nan a couple of tries to translate the directions into a nifty looking slipcover, but she did succeed Paula has recently d e ve l­ oped a “No Sew Kit" for making slip covers using sheets or fabric. It sells for $19 93, plus shipping and handling F o r more Information on the Fitting Pretty Systems, or to order, call (800) 121 9236 Fitting P r e t t y items are also available from the Domestications catalog. Pottery Barn, Linen Source and Hancock Fa bric Stores nation­ wide. Write to ‘ Ask Anne A Non’ alP.O. Bax 240. Ilartland, V T 03018 y u rt I inns of general intemt unit appear tn the col­ umn Due to the volume n f mrni, personal replies cannot be provided T h e re 's no point to a young kid receiving a h ead Injury.* Sanford police will 'w atch neighborhoods n e a r public schools dally, w riting citations to children under age IB rid ­ ing bicycles w ithout a helmet. At Sanford Middle School today, police will p articip ate f w * In an enhanced helm et e n ­ forcement effort. Police will Issue citations and han d o u t Information on the H elm et Offenders Program. Sanford's Fire P revention Bureau at Fire Station 31 on U.S. highway 17-92 will fit th e helmeta For children u n d er age 16, with a parental p re se n c e . Children with a citation a n d bicycle offenders d o c u m e n ta ­ tion will receive a free fitting. Castle Brewer Court la also participating In the H elm et Offenders Program. *We realize that buying h e l­ m ets is a financial burden for many parents,* Poovry said. ‘Hopefully, this will ease th e flnanclal b u rd en ." For m ore Inform allon on ihc program , call th e Fire Prevrntlon Bureau at (407) 3021091. Lyons Page IA Coatlaaad T h e biggest goal I have is to see how we can raise voter tu rn o u t." Lyons said. *Wlth technology, education and a c ­ cess, we can boost tu rn o u t.’ A real estate w ith Arvlda R e­ alty tn Longwood. Lyons holds a m aster's degree In public ad m in istratio n From the U ni­ versity of C entral Florldn. He also holds a bach elo rs degree In political science from UCF. and an associates d eg ree from Seminole Community College. ‘I take serving th e public very seriously.* Lyons said. "The whole experience Is a great honor. It's hum bling. It's an Incredible experience." Lyons and his wife S tephanie arc m aintaining their home In Sanford. Their d au g h ter Kaltlln. 5. Is attending k in d er­ garten at a private school. �M . Sffrtnote Harafct Sanford, Florida •Thursday. April B, 1999 L*gal Notice* Legal Notice* m t n i e m o v r r co u n t OB TNI 1ITN JUDICIAL cm cu rr o b b l o k ib a M AND BON MMINOLS COUNTY OIN INAl JVNttDtCTWN DIVISION O U I NO. BS-1M 4CA 14 • HOMI BAVINOI OB AMINICA. B ID l/k/a Horn* Sw ing. ol America. BA . Ntekrtifl. VI Mi AUNT H HAAN. •I *1. Dvfvfutanta NOTIC I OB BONICLOIUNI M i l Nolle* i* hereby gn*n that puftiMfll la IKjl Bmal Judgment ol Boiuclo.urv d a u d Marti) 31. IBM. and anlarad hi tied c at a number 11-1 MICA 14 O. ol Iha Circuit Court ol IKa tllH Judicial Circuit hi and lor •amHiola County. Blorida. trliaraln MOMI IAVINOI OB AMI NICA. B1 1 B/KJA HOMi IAVINOI OB AMI NICA. BA. la Plaintiff and TMt ANBOM AT HIOOIN LAHil HOMIOWNINI ASSOCIATION INC . . UNKNOWN BINION(I) IN BOIi i i i i o n ob t n i l u a j i e r M A I BNOBINTY, tl.N/K/A TAMANA M ITOCKWtlL. MIN• IN I H HAAN. II Irving. and a* unknown partiat claiming by. Through undar and agam tl Ilia a bora namad dalandanKa) who ara no I known lo ba daad or allta wliatliar taid unknown partiat may claim an wiloraat aa tp o u ta t. hairt. datiaaaa graniaat. or olhar claunanla. la/aro OalandanKt). I will M* lo the tugboat and boat biddar lor eath al fho w atl front door ol Via lem m ata County court, houta m lanlord. lam m ola County. Blonda. al II 00 A M on Iha I I Pi day a t ABNll. IBM. the following do ten bad proper­ ty aa aal tartn In taid Bmal Judgnwnt to wit LOT 401 C. TNACT ' 0 *. THi ANBONt AT NIDOIN LAN! MCTtON 1 MBLAT. ACCONOMO TO TNI PLAT TMINIOB At M C 0 N0 I 0 IN BUT BOOK IB BAOI 01. 0 B TNI BUBIIC NiCONOB OB BIMINOli COUNTY BL0 MDA NOTI BUNBUANT TO THI BAIN 0 I 9 T COLL 1C TiON PNACTICIB ACT YOU AM AOV1BIO THAT TMIB U W BINM IS O ilM ID TO B l A 0 1 BT COUICTON ATOMS TINO TO COILICT A OIBT ANO ANT BtBONMATtON OBTAlMO Will Bi UBIO BON THAT BUNBOU Dtlad tfio 11 al day ol MANCH. Bl TNB CINOUIT COUNT OB TN I 1BTM JVOtCIAA. cmcurr ou blokiba ju N itm e m a otvicwm CAM NO. M . I M t t i . 1 4 .0 Q l CAPITAL MONTOAOI MKVtCIB Ine . Plaintiff. va BTANLITS COMBBTON B/N/A •TANLIT HILBINST1NI, al a l . BOBICLBBBM BALI Nonca it haraby gluon dial, punuant lo that Bmal Judgm ent at Boroclaturo dslod March I t . IBM. and anlarad In dull caaa number I I » 1K A -14 0 . ol the ChcimI Court ol tho 11th Judicial Cuoutt In and for SamMoto County. Blorlda. whrrtm a l CAPITAL MONTOAOI BINVICIS. INC.. It Blainllft and BTANLIT ■ C0 MP1 TON B/KJA BTANLIT HILBINBT1NC. NICMAND COMBBTON. BIB LINOINO CONBO NATION. IIIM N OLI COUNTY. A POLITICAL lUBOtVIIION OB TNI BTATI OB BL0 IN0 A - ~ . UNKNOWN BINSON(f) IN B O IIIIIIO N OB TMI 1UBJICT NIAL BNOMNTV 41 .AMY BANTNUt. iWare Dv'endanfla). t wut t a t to tho highatl and boat biddar for each at tha w a tt front door ol lha Samfnoio County co u rt, houta In Bnnlard. Bem.nolv County. Blonda at 11 00 A M an tha fSlh day a l ABNIL. 1000. lha tallowing doaertbod proper* ty a t aat forth m ta id Bmal LOT Tl. NONTMIMONI MBLAT. ACCONOtNO TO THI BUT TMIMOP AS MCONM O M BUT BOOK I t . BAOIS 10. I t. 11. PUBLIC MCONOS OB MMINOLI COUNTY. BLOHIOA NOT! BUNBUANT TO THI BAIN OIBT COLLICTION PNACTICIB ACT YOU A M AOVIMO THAT THIS U W BINM II M IM IO TO B l A OIBT COLLICTON ATTIMBTIHO TO COILICT A OIBT ANO ANY MBONMATION OBTAINID WILL M UMO BON THAT BUNBOII Calad lha Im day al Aprd. im MANYANNI MON I I Clark ol Cucutl Court By Deborah Conaat Deputy Clark CODILIS A ITAWIAMKI 441# Boy Bewut Bowler ard tw la 4M Ttmpa Blonda 1944T Tale phone ( t i l ) ITTCAI 404-03404 Bubbah Aprd 4. I I . 1040 MB-T4 II MANTANNI MOMI Clart ol Circuit Caurt By Dorothy W Ballon Ooputy Clark COOfllt • ITAWIAMKI 4019 Boy Seoul Boulevard tuil* 419 Tan pa. Blonda 19MT Tolaphono (111) l f f -4004 CAI 444 0)941 Bubbah Aprd 0. II. 1BBB NMB m t n i o N M v rr c o u ir r OB TN I I 0TN JUDICIAL CINCIHT OP BLOOM* MMINOLI COUNTY Looking for Job? CAM BB. 0 4 -1 0 4 4 CAI 4 4 HOMI IAVINOI OB AMINICA. BSB UVa Hama Savage a t America. B A . Plaintiff. VS PNITAM SINOH ONIWAL and SANBJlT KAUL ONIWAL A/K/A SANBJlT ONIWAL. at a l. Oatandanu Legal Notices Legal Notice* OB POBICLOCBM BALI m tn i Nabco to bora By ghran that, purtuanl lo Ikat Binel Judgment nl Boroclaturo da tad March St. MMB. and anlarad m thril cat# numbar 00-1014 CAI 4a . ol lha Cireuil Court of the I Bill Judicial Circuit Hi and lor Seminole County. Blotlda. w hrrtm HOMI IAVINOI OB AMINICA. BIB B/KJA NOMI BAVINOS OB AMINICA. BA . It Plaintiff and CMOWN BANK. MMINOLI COUNTY. A POLITI­ CAL BUBOtVIllON OB THI •TATI OB BLONICA. WIKIVA COVt HOMIOWNINI AMOCt. AT1CN, INC . PNITAM SINOH ONIWAL. BANBJIT KAUL ONIWAL A/KJA MNSJIT ONIWAL. d bring and o l unknown parboo claiming by. through, under and againcl tha a b o rt namad d e fen d a n t^ who are not known to bo deed or ahra. whalhar eatd unknown parbaa may claim an inlaraal aa tpourac. ham . d a riaaat. gran iaat. or other clotmonlt. it/ara Dalandanr(t|. I Will left lo tha highatl and beat biddar lot ta a h i t lha wool trout door o l tho lam m ola County courthouee In Sanford. Bontmoto County. Blorida. at 11 CO AM an lha 1T» day al ABNIL. IBM. the following d tte n b e d property aa aat forth m taid Bmal Judgment, to wit LOT I f . WIKIVA COVI BHASI BOON. ACCONOtNO TO THI PLAT THINIOB A l MCONMO IN BUT BOOK 11. BAOIS 40 THNOUQH 4 1 INCLUliV I. PUBLIC M COROI OB MMINOLI COUNTY. BLOHIOA NOT! BUMUANT TO THI BAIN OIBT COLLICTION BNACTlCII ACT YOU AN| AOVIMO THAT THIl U W BINM IS M IM IO TO 01 A MOT COLLICTON ATTIMPTINO TO COLLICT A OIBT ANO ANY INBCNMATION OBTAlMO WILL M UMO BON THAT PuNPOM Dated lha H i t day a I MANCH MANYANNI MONO! Clark c l Crtawt Court By Dorothy W Bolton Otpuly Clerk COOtLil A ITAWIAMKI 4010 Boy M oot Boulevard Suite 4M Tampa Blonda 1M4 T cmcurr count Caoo Numb i n B4 . l t 00.CA 14 B CHAM MANHATTAN BANK. oo Thitlee of Accaaa Binancial Mortgage Loan Thrtt I N M , a New Ybrk bonking corpora Hon. Plaintiff. MIAN O MOWN, an mdiDdutl. and UNKNOWN 4POUM OB OMAN O wife. WANDA L COODMDOI. an Indn'duat. and UNKNOWN •POUM OB WANDA L OOOONIDOI an mdm duaf. ALANOOOC h unfa, and ITILLWATIN OB BLYINO CLOUD H04MOWMNO ASSOCIATION HOC . • Blonda nen-i corporation NOTICI IS NIMBY OIVIN a Order for Bmal Judgm ent of Boroclaturo doled March 11. IM S. entered in Civil Cato Number M -11M-CA-14-0 ol lha Circuit Court of the ■ighlaonlh Judicial Circuit Hi a lor Seminole County. Blonda that on the 10th day ol ABML. IM S. al I I M a m NOTAI N N ' th e tala wdl ba held alme wetl front door K ept at lha Sommele County Commence M l N Bark Areaoe San«erd Blende Tha undarargnad Clam deasnhed tool property le t S STlLLWATf N BHASI I. accordi'g to tha map er pial thereat aa retarded m Plat Beak 11. Bagaa 4t through 44. Bubha Nacordt ol * County. Blonda lego Iher with ah atructuret. Uop ratemewia. htiuret. ancac and appurtenance# on taut lend or u ted m cam unction 0 ATI0 March I t . IBM MANYANNI MONM CLINK C U M 0 B THI Telephone (4111011.4004 CtNCU'T COUNT CAI kBB-SltlT By Do«athy W Belton Bubbah Aprd 4. It. 1004 At Deputy Clack 04B-44 IB YOU AM A PINSON WITH A Disability who n i i o s any ACCOMMODATION IN 0 N0 4 N TO PANT.CIPATI IN THI* BAO. CKO h i YOU AM INTITUO. AT NO COST SITKA TO YOU. TO THI PNOVISION OB CIN. TAIN ASIlSTANCI BHASI PUBLIC AUCTIOK contact co un t a o m in ii . Notica to hereby green lammola Wrecker Service wdl TKATlON AT MMINOLI COUN­ tab at Public Auchan lor eatTY C0 UNTH0 UM AT M l N •ago for each an demand le BANK AVSNUI. SUITI NMI. htgheol b idder, the leHewmg ■ANBON0 . BLONIOA H IM . do ten bed value let n o n 41M. IIT. 4J1F WONKAprW IB. 1444 WO DAYS OB V0 U4 NICIlBT M Chav 1 Or . OB THIS OOCUMINT IB YOU Vm a tO U B tH M O J Iiin i AM HIANINO ON VOtCI The auction wdl he bald al ; IMPAINI9 CALL 1-144-M I. 11 00 pm on tha card d a la t I ITTI above At Senunele Wrecker U S U I A BLAU ISO Service 1144 8 Myrtle Ave t o te S Blau ken lord Ble UTT3 Bretpacbva HOI W Bairbanta Ava biddart may mapact vatuciat Wmler Bark. BL 1ITBS one hour prior to tala Termt Bubbah Aprd I IS IMS are o a th or c an d ied fund* OtB-T! •emmoie W ratter reaervea tha nght le ecoept or refect any and Pubbah Aprd 4. 1444 N M I Antiques & Collectibles EVER YTHIN0OLDIS NEWAGAIN... This Week’s Feature Business: Estate Furniture - Antiques and Fine Furniture Estate Furniture was the brainchild of auctioneer Fred A. Whipple. Originally from Ft. Lauderdale. Florida. W hipple moved to DeLand In 1064 and opened the antique store In the downtown area of his new home. Not long after. W hipple opened a second location in downtown Sanford, located at 204 East First Street. Specializing In Antiques. Estate F u rn itu re also curries a full line of antique-style furniture, accessories and art work. You won t find any poor quality here, as W hipple has dedicated h im ­ self to o nly providing the best for his customers. *We strive to provide outstanding, quality products to o u r c u s­ tomer no matter what we're selling to them,* W hipple said. ’ From a tiny Item to a large piece of furniture. 1 w a n t m y cus­ tomers to go away feeling like they have purchased something that they can treasure for a lifetime.* Today. Estate Furn iture 's full efforts are focused on carrying com­ pletely reflnlshcd wood furniture Including mahogany, oak and hard rock maple. The re is also a growing new line of artist signed, hand-pain ted lacquered furniture in m any designs. In order lo appreciate Whipple's efforts In providing each c u s­ tomer w ith outstanding quality, visit the store and take a look around. Estate F u rn itu re Is open seven days a week. E state Furniture Antiques, Gifts, ancl Collectibles ANTIQUES' & FINE FURNITURE FRED A. WHIPPLE •Auctionaar Early Attic ❖ Florals ❖ Victorian Lines Specialising in Mahogany & Oak Rehnshed furniture HISTORICAL DOWNTOWN SANFORD 204 EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD, 32771 Just s ssmpte of what Estate Fumltura Sanford, FL BUY ESTATES Herald Photo by fbmmy Vlncanf D o w n to w n S a n fo rd R e lin ish in g S h o p D eL and to offor at 204 E. 1st 3L,| (4 0 7 )3 2 1 -4 4 7 7 (9 0 4 ) 7 3 6 -9 5 1 8 SELL S T . J O H N 'S B A Y A N T IQ U E S & C O L L E C T IB L E S 205 East First St. ? Suite F 8 Sanford, FL 32771 , vv (407) 323-3457 r “Treasures to hand down k‘ for generations.’ /iYTIQlES • AKM FlkMTlKt: (MIIOI.KSU.K) • COI.I.MTlltl-LS CHINA • CRYSTAL • HTKRUNU • SIIAKRPI.ATK • 1.1MINS JEWELRY • LAMPS • \RT K UTKSSORIKS When it comes to antiques, it's all in the eye of the beholder to decide what's a treasure. 616 W E S T FIR ST S TR E E T • SAN FO RD . FLORIDA 32771 (1/2 Block West Of Hwy 17-92) , Advertise in this directory for only $30 per week and get a profile done on your business. 407-330-0608 ! Call 322-2611 (407) 328-0625 - . ■ ■ .. . 203A E. 1st Street • Sanford, F L 32771 Sharon H uggins "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." Grow st' through our charming old houm•built In WGft where you mill find an Inieresilng blend id okl ami new Conveniently located in D ow ntow n Sanford. We offer Shelley. Royal Daultons, Nippon*. Roseville, Limoges. Hull, and llall. We also offer the largest vein don oflkinc China anti Chintz in Sanford. For convenient hours, ktcaiion*. and lies! selections. Visit St Johns Hay yesteryears J ft ' \ r iv ' ' ■ •• �Seminole Herald - TNasdsy A p t $. 1 M • Assistant Sports Late inning heroics Seminole baseball, Boone softball nines pick up wins Let your talent do the talking h A t a l M _________________ s TaF F whiTxh SA N FO R D •We re not going to mention name* In this column. B u i you know who you are. There'* a disturbing trend In Seminole C ounty sport* this : year that haa been on the rise ; for several seasons now. ; For one thing, the pool-game I handshake haa become a po­ ; tentlal for bottle. ; Trash talking Is on the rise and It's reeling Its head In Fighting Seminole* • Seminole C ounty sports. Now. pitcher Chas Lytle led in the professional ranks, w ith fense. going 2 -foe-2 -for-2 with a tri­ ! millions of dollars on Ihe Une ORLANDO • Holbrook drove ple. Sophomore Angelo Priracca ; and endorsement deals going to on (rtflN) added a double. • the players with the most mar* • kettng potential, the trash Is i understandable. 1 But It Is showing up In local • sports to the point where • roaches In football, baakrtball. I soccer, lacrosse and baseball I are havtng to w arn players not and Jeff Knapp (both with a the Lions' fourth ru n a few m in ­ district. Lake Mary, now 1-6. I to say anything during the post­ Rv T w w P i g i w l i r single and s run scored): and utes later on a Lake Mary error, drops to 4 -3 In district play. ; game handshake. (O K K tM 'O N I)K N T Nick Tenekedes (one run drove In two Insurance run s *ln our district, which has six • Posturing d urin g the game scored). with a base*-loaded single In trams in It. It's Important to se­ I has taken an extreme. And the O V IE D O •With two weeks left the Inttom of the sixth Inning. cure one of the top two seeds.* ; officials are noticing. C u rsin g at In the regular season, vanity Holme* extended his active explained Oviedo coach Kenne Oviedo's first two runs came l referees and opposing players. baseball (ram s are beginning to hitting streak to 14 games with Brown. "That way. you get a bye on Blaine Schulte's two-out. • mocking gestures and m any Jockey for position for the u p ­ his second-inning safety while through the first round of tw o-run home ru n In the first coming district tournaments. I other things are not only getting M urphy ran hts streak to nine games into the semifinals.* Inning. It was Schulte's 10th ! the offenders In trouble, the Actually, they've hern Jockeying games. Since both the district cham ­ home run of the season. for position all season, but now - team has to suffer as well offer Providing the offense for the pion and runner-up advance to T h e seven-hit offensive was a flag la tossed or a penalty things are coming into focus. Ram* were Chad LeGate (solo the state playoffs, a win in the enough for Oviedo Junior I card is shown. Th e Oviedo Lions took a n ­ home run): Tony Corrso district semifinals autoaiattrally pitcher Paul Lubrano. who s u r ­ I The attitude might look cool other step toward securing the (double): Matt Main (single. qualifies a team for the state rendered Just two runs (both ; with the millionaire* on telcvl* lop seed and a first-round bye RBI): Joae Torino*, Matt Allegro. unearned) on seven hits to the 0l « s ta m m foci. most.of the na In the Claaa OA-Dtatrtcl 3 tour­ Daniel Sanford, and Brandon Justin Holmes delivered the Rams. He stru ck out four and , "*Bonal networks celebrate It. nament • which wtQ be played Haney (one single each): and key hit Wednesday night for the walked one while Improving his at DeLand s Conrad Park the But look at the best of the Kob Maccione (one ru n scored). Lions, slapping a two-out hit personal record to 6-0. In the last week of April • by beating best over the last few years. Ryan Trrttlen (4-3) suffered process, he registered hla sixth into center Held to score Brett Lake Mary. 6-2. Wednesday In baseball. M ark McGwire the loos after giving up four M urphy and snap a 2 -2 tie In complete game o f the season. night al Paul Milder Field. and Sammy Sosa were the run* (two earned) on four hits the bottom of the second In ­ Also contributing to the Lion Oviedo. 20-2 and ranked No. height of class during thetr over two Innings. Justin attack were M u rp h y (two s in ­ ning. 3 In this week's Class 6A state home run race last year. C al Roberts pitched the final four gle*. one ru n ): Lorry Grayson Jerrd Goodwin, who scored poll, improved to 8 -0 In the Ripken and Greg Maddux have never talked trash. Neither did the New York Yankees when they went on thetr record ru n last year. The best don't have to talk or Jo h n s River Comm unity College header by Florida Community the Mid-Florida Conference title show anything to the crowd. In from Palatka In an M -FC douCollege at Jacksonville. ------------------when they swept a double­ the old days, a player might Up blchrudcr as noon and next T h e Raider* fell to 2 9 -1 9 -t header at Central Florida Com ­ tils hat after winning a world JA C K S O N V ILLE - Th e Semi­ Tuesday, Santa Fe Community overall and 8 -1 0 tn the confer­ munity College In Ocala last series. Never for a simple nole Community College soft­ College from Gainesville comes ence and will start a six-game Thursday to even Its M -F C opening day home run like A l­ ball team Just can't quite seem to Raider Field for an confer­ home*land today when they mark at 8-8. bert Belle on Monday when he to get aver the hum p. ence twtn-btll at 2:30 p.m. host Lyndon State College In a But the wheels came off the came out of the dugout after a Th e week started good with double header starting at 2 :3 0 Th e Raiders looked like they train on Tuesday as S C C was simple third inning homer. SC C edging the Patriot* 5-4. might be ready to make s run at p.m . On Saturday SCC hosts St. swept handily In a doubleIn football. Denver's Jo h n E lway has been the best In the league for over a decade and has two straight Super Bowl ti­ tles to his name. Before that. Brett Favrr won a ring. Neither Itad a candy bar named offer him . Just like Sammy Baugh. Jo h n n y Unitas SANFO RD - The Babe Ruth and other greats from the past. and Bambino Majors will be It wasn't necessary. Thetr tn action tonight In the City of skills spoke for themselves. Sanford Recreation and Parks The best player In tennis Is SA N FO R D - The Florida Game and fresh Water Babe Ruth Baseball League. the classy Pete Sampras who Is Fish Commission's (O F C s) promotion efforts to actually criticized for not havtng BABB RUTH LEAGUE encourage anglers to purchase five-year fresh­ enough personality. His former Standings _ Nobles Com ­ water fishing licenses are working out extremely rival Andre Agassi Is loved by munication White Sox (8 -0 ). well. Th e G F C will continue the promotional Nike but he hasn't won a n y­ Knights of Colum bus Expos campaign through the end of April. thing significant In years. (5 -3 ). Elks Lodge *1241 Bob Wattcndorf. the GFC's Head of Fisheries On the women's side. Martina Braves (3-4). Kiwanis C lub Promotions, said more than 2 0 fishing m anu­ lllngls. Steffi G raf and Monica Indians (3-5). Dean. Ringer*. facturers und publishers made the extension Seles are quiet, shy ladles. Morgan and Lawton P A Dia­ possible by providing the G FC w ith free samples Anna Komtkuvu can do all the mond Backs (3-6) and Rotary or coupons. Five-year freshwater fishing license modeling she wants und act C lu b Athletics (2-7). buyer* receive the samples and coupons as free like the diva of tennis, but she Schedule _ Thursday, April bonuses If they purchase thetr licenses during still hasn't won anything. 8. at Historic Sanford Memo­ the promotional period. In golf. Tig e r is all style. He's rial Stadium. Elks Lodge Five-year freshwater fishing licenses are avail­ won once In well over a year. • 1241 Braves vs. Knights of able from county tax collector's offices for David Duval Is substance. He Colum bus Expos. 6 p.m.: $61.50 or by phone at 1-888-FlSH-FLOrtda (1 ­ doesn't talk m uch but he's got Saturday, April 10. at H is­ 8 8 8 -3 4 7 -4 3 5 6 ). Expect good bass action to continue In the 11 wins In 34 tries. toric Sanford Memorial Sta­ T o use the phone system, w hich Is available river. Bass will hold In deep b e n d s , and In arras Even In baskrtbull. Michael dium . Knights of Columbus 24 hours a day. callers must have a major credit Jordan may have been the best of running water near am bush spots, such as Expos vs. Nobles Communi­ card and will be billed an additional $3.95 con­ creek mouths, sandbars, and other Irregular : trash talker of all time, but he cation White Sox. 9. a.m. and venience charge. features. Bream and cattish can be found In . also brought dignity und style Klwunls Club Indians vs. Ro­ Anglers who purchase five-year licenses by ’ - to the game, not to mention the tary C lub Athletics. 11 a.m.; deep bends and will readily hit worms and m u s­ phone will be able to start fishing immediately fact that he could back It up. at Zlnn Beck Field. Dean. sels. and will receive thetr credit-card style license by He also never took It off the Ringers. Morgan & Lawton Sebastian Inlet Is featuring good snook action mall, along with a package of free samples and court unlike the petulant s u ­ P A Diamond Backs vs. Elks with fish to 20 pounds. Large live shrimp fished special offers. perstars of today. Lodge *1241 Braves. 9 a.m. with a bare lead-head Jig Is a winning com bina­ Samples Include a fanny-pack, various lures, A winner doesn't need to talk tion. One-ounce Jigs also w ork well. Red fish, hooks, weights, and fishing-related magazines BAMBINO MAJORS or promote himself. Wc In the ' trout, flounder and Jack crrvolle are also present worth more than $40.00. In addition to numer­ Standings _ American D ivi­ media will do It for them. In fair numbers. ous coupons and special o ffe rs . sion: Sanford Lodge #62 F. & Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports fair off­ For more Information about freshwater fishing What have the loudmouth A M. Yankees (7-1-1). Rlnker shore action with dolphin and wuhoo, but the In Florida, as well as to get more details on the self-promoters in sports done? Materials Devil Rays (5 -4 ) fish are In deep water— from 2 40 feet on out. five-year fishing license promotion. Interested We need more humble he­ and Sanford Electric Athletics King mackerel are on Pelican Flats and cobla are rreons can vtsit the G F C 's web site al roes. Did the greats of the past |3-5); National Division: Rail­ on the wrecks and reefs. Slicepshead and floun­ ttp.y/www.state.fl.us/gfc/flahlng. wear a Brinks truckload of Jew­ roader* Cubs (6 -2 -1), S u n der are hitting Inside the Port, and trout and elry during a game? Did they nlland Corporation Marlins redflsh are rated as fair tn the" Banana and In ­ SHUPE'B SCOOP demand 12 free, chartered, p ri­ (2 -6 ) and Rotary Breakfast ...... ................ ...... There is no substitute Jbr a good set o f polar­ dian rivers. vate airline trips home per sea­ C lu b Expos (2-7). to u n t on fast action at Ponce Inlet with sheepson In their contract? Did they ized sunglasses w hile Jlshlng. Not only ra n Schedule _ Th u rsd a y. April ahead. small blue fish, redflsh. drum , und a few demand a hotel suite for a two8, at Roy Holler Ju n io r Field. you see Into the w ater, they provide your eyes flounder. Trout and redflsh are rated as good In night road trip? Sanford Electric Athletics vs. w ith invaluable protection fro m dam aging Mosquito Lagoon. Please see Jeff, Page 2B glare. tor a 7-3 SAC Lions gain another 6A-District 3 victory Innings, allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits. Lake Maiy hosts Seminole In a Seminole Athletic Conference game tonight at 7 p.m .. while Oviedo plays si hom e again Friday afternoon, w hen the L i­ ons will host the Florida A ir Academy Falcons In a 4 p.m . contest at Milder Field. SCC softball team asking questions after road split GFC continues five-year fishing license campaign S — r-T— ... Doing the hitting for the Raid­ ers were Lake M ary’s Jesnnlc Manx (3-for-4, hom e run. d o u ­ ble. three runs, two RBI). Lake Howell's Jen Gillespie (2-for-4. home run. ru n . three RBI). Misty Barber (single, run) and Babe Ruth baseball Sunniland M arlins. 5 :4 5 p.m.: auturday. April 10. at Hoy Holler J u n io r Field. S u n ­ niland Corporation Marlins vs. Sanford Lodge *62 F. A A M . Yankees. 8 :3 0 a.m.: Sanford Electric Athletics vs. Rotary Breakfast C lu b Expos. 10:30 a.m.: and R lnker Mate­ rials Devil Rays vs. Railroad­ ers Cubs. 12:30 p .m . Standings _ Am erican D i­ vision: Royals (5 -2 ), New Tribes Mission Indian* (2 -4 ). Red Sax (2-5) a n d Mariners (0-6): National Dtvtslon: P i­ rates (6-0). Devil Rays (4 -2 ) and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics (3-3). Schedule _ Friday, April 0 at Roy Holler J u n io r Field. P i­ rates vs. Red Sox. 5 :45 p.m .: Saturday, April lO at Roy Holler Field, M ariners vs. Athletics. 2:30 p .m . and Devil Rays vs. Indians. 4 p.m . Schedule _ 10 at Lakeside Field. Crown Trophy vs. Bovts Homes. 8:30 a.m.: S u n n ila n d Corpo­ ration vs. Sanford Cam pbellLoosing American Legion Post 53. 9:30 a.m.: a n d J T H E n ­ terprises vs. Rich Plan. 10:30 a.m. Schedule _ Saturday, April 10 at Lakrside Field. Play It Again Sports Diam ond Backs vs. Dean. Fisher and Law­ rence P A Royals. 11:30 a.m.: Sunniland Corporation Red Sox vs. Network Electric Cubs. 1 p.m .; a n d Sanford Lodge #62 F. & A .M . C a rd i­ nals vs. Shutter Bugs Mar­ lins. 2:30 p.m. �- >>-, V ■: v •- / A ' L e g a l N o t ic e s - ‘ ■ iV _ _ ’ -, ... \ /l ------ i Legal Notices IM ham nuag IN W TU B CrRCVTT nCOVRT m T ttt eta e w rr o o u a r o r T M I IT S j v D i c u i O M e u rr. OF T U B tS TN 28BS8IM , CIRCUIT, M A M FON S S I----------------------------- FLOKIDA t i M u i ju m s o te T io B JM M CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLAND M ORTaAOl CORPORATION. CASS NOt SB BBSS CA 14 W TH nN ST NATIONAL SANS OF CHICAGO. AS T N U S T U SLAINTIFF JAY F RIUBSRT, JR . 04 ol. ^gelendanta Ptawitllt. MICHAEL PAUL SLINK A/K/A MICHAEL P (LINS, al at, ___ uattNOANTIS) ■ 1 'i LAVO TO C YATES and DONNA J TATSS. LAWRENCE A RISSI and ROSEMARY L. RISSI. BRANTLEY HARBOUR HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. BIC a/Va BRANTLEY HARBOR HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION. INC and UNKNOWNTENANTS/OWNERS Dalandonta. NOTICI OF SALS Notice m hereby gnren. pur­ suant lo Final Judgment ot Force toeuro tor Ptamtilt antarad in ttua cauao. in tha Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I wiS eeH lha property situated m Seminole County. Florida deecnbad aa THE BAST 4S FSBT OF LOT t ANO THE WSST 47 FEET OF LOT t. ANO THE NORTH 10 F IS T OF THE BAST 4S F IS T OF LOT IS. ANO T H I NORTH 10 F IS T OF THE EAST 47 F IS T OF LOT 14. BLOCK B BRANTLEY HALL ISTATSB. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 1). PAGES IS AND 17. PUBLIC RSCORDS OF SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORtOA and commonly known aa 103 Cherry HM Circle, longwood. Florida 327TS. al public aato. lo Bw highest and beat bidder, lor cash, al the weal Irani door ol tha Seminole County Courthouse, in Sanlord. Florida. Florida al 11 00 a m on APRIL 27. IS M Dated Hue 31 at day at March. IS M MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK Clark ol Circuit Court By- Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk ROBERT M COPLEN Kasi Hodgev P A P 0 Boa tOO Tampa. FL 33101-0*00 Pubhah April A IS. IM S 0*6-47 M TN S C IR C UIT COURT FOR SBMINOLB BOUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATH DIVNIOH File Number SS-I170P IN RE: ESTATE OF CARMEN LIMA. Oeceased N O T IC I OF ADMINISTRATION Tho administration ol lha aalala ol CARMEN LIMA, deceased. File Number ISI I TCP. to pending m tha Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probata Division the address ol which to 301 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. FL 3S77I Tho names and addresses ol the Personal Representative and lha Personal Representative's attorney arc aal lorth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Ail poraona on whom Hue holies is carved who have obteebone that challenge lha validity ol the Will, the qualifi­ cations ol lha Personal Representative, venue, or furlsdiction ol this Court aro required lo lito than obfactiona with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER T H I 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THEM All creditors ol Iho Oacadant and other persona having claims or demands against Decadent's estate on whom o copy ol this notice is served within three months altar the dele ol the lira! publication ol this Notice must Me than claims with this Court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICS All other creditors ol Iho Decadent and pew one having clarm* or demands against the Oacadant a estate mutt Me their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER T H I OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS OEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data ol the first publica­ tion ol this Notico is April 1, IM S Personal Rapratanlativa ANTONIO LIMA 13* Fairway Onva Sanlord. FL 32771 Attorney lor Personal Representative JAMES A BARKS 1120 W First Street. Ste B Sanlord. Florida 32771 (407) 321-1224 Florida Bar No IS7S44 Publish April I. 1. ISM D IB S OP FOR I! NOTICI IB HEREBY OIVtN purauanl la on Order Orenting the Motion ta Reset Farecloeura Sole dated March SO. ISM . entered in Cknl Cose No M 044S CA 14 W ol Iho Circuit Court ol Bto 1STH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County Sanlord. Florida. I will sell to the highest and beat bidder tor cash at the Waat Front Door ol tho SEMI NO LI County Courthouse mi Sanlord. Florida, al I t 00 o'clock am on Iho 4th doy ol MAY. IM S Iho IbSosrtng described property as aal forth kt told Summary Fmel Judgment to-wit LOT 10. BLOCK D. THE MEAD­ OWS UNIT NO 1. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RCCORDIO IN PLAT BOOK IS. PA OSS M AND 17. PUBLIC RCC0R3 OF SIM INOLI COUN­ TY. Fl o r id a Dated Pus 30th day ol MARCH. IIH (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANN! MORSE.CLERK Clark ol Bio Circuit Court By Jane E Jaaewrc Deputy Cloth M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with dtoabeirtwe naadmg a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Bto S IM IN O L I County Courthouse at 407-323-4230 EXT 4227. 1-I00-SSS-I771 (TOO) or t-SOO-SSS-1770, via Florida Relay Service D AM 0J STERN. PA M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE M 0 PLANTATION, a 33324 (M4| 233-4000 Pubhah AprtlS. IS. IS M OtB-SO Oetendert(a) N O T IC I O t FOM SLSM M M U NOTICS IS HERESY OIVtN pursuant to s Final Judgment at toraclaaura dated Me*ah SI. IM S. and nntaead In Caaa NO. SS-1747CA at Bto CkeuM Court al the SIGHTS IN T H Judtotol Circuit in and tar S tM M O L I County, Ftortda wherein F T MOP t a AOS C OMPANIE S 0/B/A FT* MOPTOAOS BSRVtCSB M M FIRST T IN N B B S II MOPTOAOS COMPANY. INC. SUCCESSOR M INTEREST TO FIRST TSNRtSSSS BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION to tho PUIntrfl and MICH A IL PAUL I I I N I A/K/A MICHAEL P. ■LINS; LYNDA M I LINS; IT T FINANCIAL SERVICES; HOUSE­ HOLD F USANCE CORPORA­ TION. III. TENANT *1 N/K/A CHARLES HILBERT. TENANT a* N/K/A SUSAN DZ1AMA. era tha Defendants. I sni aaS ta tha highest and beat bidder tor eaah at tha Waal bant door at to# Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Ftortda. at 11 00 a m . an Wo tSth doy at APRIL. IS M . the taHawtng dosetihod pregatty aa eat lorth kt sad Final J u t a u n t LOT 110. HI O D IN L A M VILLAS PHASE III. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THSRSOF AS RSCOROIO M PLAT BOOK IS. PAOIS 3.4.1, AND S. PUBLIC RICOROS OF SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA a/h/a 243 LIVE OAK BLVO SANFORD. FL 22771 WITNESS MY HAN0 and lha seal ol Oita Court on March 31. 1SSS (SEAL) MARYANNS MORIS. CLERK Clerk ol Bw Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Dolton Deputy Clerk Ichevarna. McCaila. Raymer. Barrett S Frapgtor Poet Office Baa 2410 Tampa. FL 33*01-3410 II you are a person wtlh a dieahtfrty who needs accommoda­ tion In order to porttotpoto in duo proceeding, you ora enbBed al no cool lo you. lor tha provision ol certain assistance Ptaoao contact Court Ad-rums trahon at 201 N Park Avanuo. Santord. Florida 32771. telephone number (407) 323-4230, within 2 working days ol your rocetpt ot Bus doc­ ument. II hearing Impaired. (TOD) 1-SOO-SS3-S771. NO TICS IS HINSST OIVtN purauanl la an Ordav ot Final Judgment antarad In CtvS Caaa No S S -2 0 M -C A -I4 -0 ol tho Circuit Court ol tha 1STH Awhcial Circuit In and tat SCABNOLI County. Florida, ohototn IRWIN MORTQAGS CORFOOA T10N. FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLAND MOKTOAOS CORPO­ RATION PtolntlR. and JAY F RIUBSRT. JR . ot. al.. am datandanta. I w il sal ta Iho Ms heal and bast SidSat tot eaah at Iho WSfS Fiwat Ooot ol Ceurthouta. SaoEwdL Ftottds, at Sw hoot ot 11 SB a s , OR MW •Bth day ol APRIL. IM S . Iho 37. THE VILLAOR AT FOXWOOD, A CONOOMMBUSS ANO AN UNOtVtOSO M TtRBBY M THE COMMON ELEMSNTB AMO LIMITED COMMON I L I M INTS DECLARED IN SAKJ DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM TO BS APPURTENANT TO TMS CON­ DOMINIUM UNIT. ALL M ACCORDANCE WITH ANO SUB­ JEC T TO THE COVENANTS. CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS, T1RMB ANO OTHSR PROVI­ SIONS OF THAT DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM FOR T N I VILLAGE AT FOKWOOO. A CONDOMINIUM. RICOROSO FEBRUARY t l . IM S. M OFFI­ CIAL RICOROS BOOK I F it. FAGS 00SO PUOLIC RICOROS OF SIMINOLE COUNTV. FLORiOA Deled h im Sth day al APRIL. IM S Maryann# More# Clerk Cacull Court By Oahra Conant Deputy Clark ROGER 0 M A R . ISO PO. BOX 4SM ORLANOO. FL 1*102 Attorney# Mr Platolifl H you am a pawon wtlh a diemodat ion M order lo perttemate in tMa ptocaadmg. you aro anbBad. at no coat to yao. M tho ptovtomn ot aartam aaatelane a Pleaee contact AOA Coordinator al M l N Par* Avanuo. Sulla R M t. Sanlord. Florida 12771. Telephone (407) 323-43)4. eat 4227 wiBun two 121 working daye ol your raealpi ol Bile Summon#. B you aro hearing or vom # Impair# d. aah I-SOO-SSS-S77I Pubhah Apm 1. IS. IM S D ID -73 e M e tirr c o u r t OF TN S BM W TlflNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. NS ANO FDD SSMtMOLS COUNTY C A M NO.lOO-SaCSOA 140 FLSST MORTOAOE CORPORATION, l/h/a FLEIT REAL IBTATE FUNOINO CORPORATION. Ptawitifl, ve. B ITTY HASKIN. JOHN DOE. Husband ol BETTY HASKIN. QRE1N TR IE FINANCIAL CORPORATION, and UNKNOWN TfNANTS/OWNERS. Datandanta PLAINTIFF’S NO TM B OF ACTION TO UNKNOWN HEINS. DIVISSIS. GNANTSES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS OF BETTY HASKIN. Dacaaaad And all parttoa claiming inter­ est by. through, undur or against UNKNOWN HCIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIONSES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANT* OF B ITTY HASKIN. Deceased and aS partwa having or claim­ ing to have any right, bile, or Interest in lha property herein described CURRENT RESI­ DENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED dial an action to foreclose mortgage on Bw following described proper­ ly in Seminole County. Florida LOTS 21 AND 22. BLOCK 0. SANLANOO SPRINOS. TRACT NO 73. SECOND RIPLAT. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAG! 3. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and having a commonly known address as S29 Arden St Longwood. FL 327IO-S3S2 has bean Med agame) you and you era required to carve an original ol your wnttan delens­ es. il any. with tha Seminole County Clark ol Bus Court with­ in 39 daya Irom lha first data ol publicaltan. and to sarvo a copy on PlaintiM's Attorney. Douglai M Bales, ol Iho Law Firm ol MASON S ASSOCIATES. P A . whoa# addraaa is 177S7 U S Highway IS North. Suita 190. Mangrove Bay. Ctoarwatar. Florida 337S4. within 30 days bom lha lira! data ot publica­ tion. olhorwiea a default will bo antarad against you lor tho relief demanded in the com­ plaint Oatad April S. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Ruth King Aa Oaputy Clerk In accordance with the Americana With Oiaebilibss Act. persona with dieabiMies need­ ing a special accommodation lo participate m Bus proceeding should contact court Administration at telephone number I -407-323-4330. nol later than seven (7) daya prior to tha proceeding II hearing impaired. (TOO) I-100-1SS1771. or Vow* (V) l-M O -M S S770.va Florida Ratty Service Melon A Associates. PA I77S7 US IS North. Suita M 0 Clearwater FL 33714 Alin Douglas M Balsa (727) S34-3100 Publish April S. IS IM S DEB IS I STM IN I C A M HO.i S S -M T4 -C A -1 4 -R AMS RICAN OfNIRAL HOMS SOUITY INC . • The registrations will be held on Saturday. April 10th at the Ju st For Feet In the Sem i­ nole Towne Center Mall and Saturday. April 17th at Champa In the Altamonte Mall. Tim es will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. JefT Blake, from the Cincinnati Bengals, and Robert Jones, from the Miami Dolphins, will be on hand to sign autographs on April 10th and Stephen Braggs, a former Miami Dolphin, will be here on April 17th. FIREFIGHTERS TO PLAY FOOTBALL W IN TE R SPR1NOS • T h e 3rd annual Fire ­ fighters Charity Bowl wlU be played Saturday at 7 p.m . at Winter Springs High School. Th e game features firefighters from Sem i­ nole and Orange counties facing off In a fullcontact N F L style football game. All proceeds from the event go to the M iss­ ing Children's Center. Inc. Tickets are $6 for a dults. $3 for children three-to-12. and children under three free. For Information call B ru ce Williams at (407) 324-BS29 or get tickets here at the ifernlrf. The Football Camp, for boys and girls ages 7 -to -l7 . wtQ be held May 22-23 at Seminole High School wtlh present and former N FL players, the Seminole High coaching staff and the SYFA coaching staff providing Instruction. Cost Is ( 9 0 for two days or (9 0 for one day. Football and rheerleadlng prospects for the five SYFA teams can also pre-reglstrr for a ( 4 0 non-refundable fee. The balance of fees 1(701 will be due J u ly 1st. Cost for both camp and season Is (IS O . All proceeds from the camp will go toward youth sports programs. For Information, call (407) 324-5485. SYFA-JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP SA N FO R D •The Sanford Youth Football and ChecHeading Association (SYFA) will hold two pre-registrations for the First A nnual JrfT Blake Football Camp a n d the 1099 Pop W a r­ ner Football and Cheerteadlng Season. P re p s p i > Pubhah April S. 1S. IBM in t n s IN BRIEF In the gRtne's only ru n In the bottom of the eighth In n in g os Doonr handed Lake M a ry Its second straight loh*. l-O . In softball action In O rlando Wednesday night. Th e Rama' Sarah Sm ith (9 -1 ) and the Braves' Strum 19-41 were outstanding In good oldfashioned pitcher's duel. Boone (18-61 was able to pull out the victory despite being Jeff outhlt. 7-4. Ilolbrnok wus 2-for3 w ith the Kill for the Braves, while Ford had a double. F o r Lake Mary (10-3). which for (he second straight night after a 15-game winning streak. Kelly H arbour was 2 - see t l People say It Isn't bragging If you con bock It up. But It's still bragging. Period. Today s kids, regardless of what Charles Barkley w ants to think. stlU use today's s u p e r­ stars as role models. Unfortunately, that has been the case too often this ssrason In Seminole County sports. You know which tram s and which players you are. Cal Ripken missing last night's game, do [you realize he’s p la yed Just three Innings In the Orioles' last three home gam es? What a slacker. wot Pago !■ for-3 with a double. -Hie No. 10 Class OA state ranked Rums will look lo right the ship tonight, but It will be tough as they travel to W inter Springs to take on the Class 3A state rankrd Hears at 7 p.m. other singles for SCC. Tiffany Martin. Candice Hays. Adrian n r Rrddltt and Kim Vet­ ter (one single each). In the nightcap at C F C C . S C C scored all right of Its ntns It. the fourth Inning and topped the Patriots 8-5. Providing Ihe offense for the Raider* were Krddltt (3 -fo r-4 . double, n in . two RBI). Mona (3 for-4. run. two RBI). Kerri Ro­ gers and Lymun's Miranda Schultz (one single, one ru n and one RBI each). Gillespie. Hays and Oviedo's Danielle Sequlno (one single and one n in each). Martin (single) and B a r­ ber (n in scored). In the Drsl game at F C C -J on Tuesday. SC C was held score­ less until Ihe fifth Inning and lost 6-1. Rrddltt had th r Raiders* only hit. a single, and Barber scored the ru n . S C C did better In thr second (Lanka (•tOreptr game, getting three hits, but the Slur* were also belter, grtllng 10 hltR and winning 12-1. K rill V rttrr scored Ihe only Raiders n in on a lilt by Rrddltt, while Munz and Huy* added the VS OAVTS SHNOT1R ANDERSON. Plaintiff. LUIS A RUIZ, at a l. Datendon t( a) NO TICS DF SAAB Notice to hereby given that, pursuant to a Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure. I wilt sell the lollowing described property located In Bemtooto County. Flortds Let S. O SIN NUN. UNIT 7 -A*, according la Iho plat thereof ao recorded In Plat Booh 21. page SI. public racorda ol Semmole County. Ftonda al public aato. to the highest bidder tor cash, at the west Irani door ot tha SomUiolo County Courthouaa, Santord. Ftortda. at It 00 a m on APRIL 2f. IM S Notice Americans With Disabilities Act of IS M . Administrative Order No S4-20 Persona with a disability who need a apoctol accommodation to participate to this proceeding should contact Disability Coordinator at 301 North Park Avenue. Suite N301. Santord. Florida 33771 al toast thro daya prior to lha proceeding. Telephone (407) 323-4330 E lL 4227; I-SOO-MS-S771 (TOO users only) WITNESS my hand and Soot ol this Court on MARCH 30. IS M (Court Soot) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Donald L Smith. Esquire Attorney tor Platotift 100 North Ocean Street Jacksonville. FL 32202 Totophono S04/3S4-3S4S Pubhah April S. IS. IM S DCB-St NOTICS to haraby grvan Brat lha undaratgnad Clark ol tha Circuit court ol Sammole County. Florida. wiS. on Iho SSlh day ol APRIL. 1SBS. al t t .M A M al tha Waal Front Door ol Bio Sonunoto County Courthouee. Sanlord. Florida Oder lor eafo and aaS al puSha outcry lo Bw hWheal and boat hiddar lor eaah. Hto Followmp deecrtbad property aHue tod in Seminole County. Florida Lot S. Stock B. SUNLAND ESTATES PUt Book I I . Pagaa IS thru 22. Pubho Racorda ot purauanl to Bto Final Judgment entered ki a caaa ponding In aaid Court, lha alyto ot which to kuhcalod above WITNESS my hand and oNtotal aaal ol aaid Court Bwe H a t day ol MARCH. IS M (SEAL) MARTANNE MORES Clark ol Mo Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton 0 C John C (ngtohardt. FA 1124 C LivtngetonSl Orlando. Florida 32S03 II you aro a pa won with a dwability who Mode any apoctol accommodation to participata in thie proceeding, you am antiBad. at no coal to you. to lha provtoton ot special aeeietance Pteaae conucl Court AdmmtoBaOon al 201 N Park Are . Bto N301.Sanlord. Florida 22721. telephone (407) S214330. Eat 4227. wilhm two woremg daya el your racotpl ol Bile notice II hearing impaired, (TOO) t-SOO-MS-1771 or Voice (V) I-S00-SSS-S770. via Florida Relay Service Publieh April I. IS. IM S DSB-70 N O TM S OB PNOCSSM SS PON CLOSNM, VAO AT INS AND ABANOOWN4 A STAS ST None* to tortoy given that Bm City Commeeaton ol Bw City ot Sankwd. Florida. mH hold a PjDlw Hearing al 7 00 P M on April 2f. ISSB. m tha City Com m nion Room. City Halt. }00 North PaIk Avenue. Sanlord. Florida, lo contldar and dolarmlno whether or not tha City and cloaa. vacala and abandon any right ol Iho Cily and tha public In and lo Woodaon Avanuo lying between Laka Mary Bootovard Eaal and Fairmont Ortva aatandad aaalarly and between Charokaa Circle and Hwy 17-12. further deecrtbad aa lolloara A portion ol Woodaon Avanua deecnbad aa lotIowa Commanca at tha Soulhaaat comar ol Iha Northwael 1/4 ol Iho Northoaal 1/4 ol Saclion 14. Townehip 24 South. Sang# 30 Caat. Seminole County. Florida, thanca N 00*3S’03’ K. along Iha iaal boundary lute ol Bio Norlhwoal 1/4 al Iho Northoaal 1/4 ol laid Saclion 14 and Bta Waal lino ol Block B. SUNIANO I STATES, aa recorded m Flat Book I I . Pagaa IS through 22. ol Iho Public Racorda ol I armnola County. Florida, a diatanca oI StSSS tool lo tha Point ol Baginning, thanca N Sf*IS’30*W along Bto North kne ol Lol 2. Block A. ol raid SUNIANO ESTATES, a diatanca IIM 7 SI Iaal lo tha iaal right ol way Ima II U S. Highway 1T-S2. thanca N 2S*3t'24*E along eaid Eaal right ol way Ima a diatanca ot SSOS Iaal lo tho South lino ol Lol 1. Block A, ol aaid SUNLAND ESTATES, and tha North right ol way Ima ol aoid Woodaon Avanuo. thanca S ISM S’JO'S a diatanca ol MS SS Iaal lo tho Soiitheael corner ol aaid Lol I; thence S 00"35 0J*W a diatanca of SO 00 Iaal to the Point ol Beginning Containing I 3SS acroe. or SS.03S 34$ equate Iaal. more or leea All parttoa m internet and cititene than have an opportunity lo bo hoard at aaid hearing By order ol tho City C o im a a n n ot Iho Cily ol Sanlord. Florida. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a pereon deodee lo appeal a deeraion made with reaped lo any mattar coneidered al tha above mealing or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol Iho proceedmge. including Iho loelimony and evidence, which record to no I provided by Bto City ol Sanlord (FS2SS0I0S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-M21 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Janat R Oougherty. CMC Cily Clark Publieh April S. IS4S DEB-44 SERVICE SPECIALS FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS Ufc U M ^ A L L CARS - TRUCKS % VANS UfEJIHE WARRAfJVES - COMPETITIVE PRICES - GIVE OVER 7 0 BAYS AVAILABLE FOR FAST SERVICE! BRAKES UNLIMITED PACKAGE INCLUDES: • Inspect EnBreM b Systm • taut Sm-MtUBc DocPal orStats • foul OrtyOnpnBEwmnt Pais v Eb m M >lop01 fed Rad >Inspect AOsBool CondBon ’ listm tomnty onDoc Pads or Ston $ C Q 9 5 W W Most Cars Coupon Exp. 4-12-99 pon Required OIL & FILTER CHANGE Coupon Required COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE $ 2 9 % o s t Cars Inspect and Test Radiator For Leaks - Drain Radiator • Install ONE GALLON ANTI FREEZE . E?pj.res AOj?'.9? Oil Change Includes Up To 5 Qts 10W 30 - New Oil Filter $ iI nW ° Most ° Cars Coupon Exp. 4-12-99 767-2070 a n n. is « 17- it Mon. •Fft 8:30 am •BOO pm Saturday 8.00 am •3:00 pm (wwwcourtsiygmcponliac com) ( jj �Thursdm.Apr»I, IN t -M ------ SlSfe^O Certain coll SunrlM Klwsnls Heathrow th e Seminole Sunrise K lwanlo C lu b meet* every Friday, at 7 a .m .. at Shoney's. U S 17* 03, south of Airport Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For Informutlon, call Tony McDaniel at 334*0409. The Heathrow Women's Club meets the second Monday of each month at the Country Chib at Heathrow. Registration begin* it 10:30 a.m.. followed by a business meeting and a luncheon with various speak­ ers. For more Information call Dee Williford at MS-0067 or to join call Linda Wish at 333*3702. F ra a c H n lc F r id a y A fire c lin k lo Include blood pressure cheek, blood sugar screening and Imnuinlxationa will be held every Friday, from 9 to I I a.m.. at the Geneva K km e n ta ry School In the otd school building, c o n w of Ftrat and M ain Street In Geneva. T h e clin k la sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with •lie Seminole C o u n ty Sheriffs Office a n d Geneva Element ntaiy School. For Information. can 349-9284. Alzhalmar’a A support group far adufta caring for patknta with A le hrimer'n Disease meets the flrst F rid a y of the m onth, from 3 to 3 :3 0 p.m.. at A ll Soula Catholic Church. 301 W . Eighth Street. Sanford. T h is arrvlce la sponsored by the Greater O r­ lando Alzheimer's Association. Writers’ group The Hound Table Writers' Group meets every Saturday at 10 a.m. tn the cafe at Borders bookstore. (WO W. Stale Road 436 (southeast c o m e r of 436 and 434). Altamonte Springs. T h r meetings are open to onyonr Intrreslrd In Improving writing skills, whether for en­ joyment o r lo advance toward grlllng work published. There is no r o s t . Anyone is welcome to attend the meetings, and to partici­ pate by bringing examples of their ow n creative writing. For more Information call Darrell Johnson at (407) 282-1449. B lo o d Bank Central Florida Diced Bank In asking donors of all types of blood - especially O -typ e do­ nors • lo donate at Its Sanford branch. ):I0 2 K. Second St. For tnfonnatlon, call 322-0622. Gaaibkrst themoehrea by taldog debt than they can bty afford. An a reauh, the unexpected families Oamblera Anonymous and lor family and separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m., Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Are.. Maitland. For moc call 236*9206. Not being able people and ■ situation they certainly fairness to creditors Narcotic* Anonymon* rd them. However, there Units aa to what debt col­ lectors can do to collect con­ sumer debts. A consumer debt M legally Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 0 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House of Ooodwtll. 317 Oak Are .. Sanford. Practical Norse* alleged a conaumer to pay money artattte i which out of a The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Inc., meets the second Monday of ihe m onth at 0:309 p.m. at Kitamcy Baptist C hurch. 701 Formoao Ave.. C .E .U . class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNa and to students ana graduate LPNa. For Information rail 299-4321. Cancer support 8s whet's the praM— ? A1 is ver­ b a lly chastised aad receives lew evaluation scorsa hsesnse ha uses his sick days whaa he's UL W ith children, — have tha usual . Bos sad m. Ho get the and 1 u w d t flu twice last Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 1030 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. Far In­ formation. call 322-6326. I t k f e » la a Sanford Rotary Rotary C lu b of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. N » safety and rawnrdc — plnyses for safety records but demands that they sank even wfam ekk. flow cafe can it ba for n man shaking with chills aad fever to be perched on a utility pole, 40 fees in the air? The company hamT singled AJ out — they treat aU samkysaa this way. In my optoion, farriag employ­ ees to won while tick ia not in the boot Interests of the employees or the company. 1 cannot imagine why the company clings to this warped in { I I rl l t ^ (»* fMll* S f t l t k **' Call (407) 322-2611 n nh I h l . i hl 6 30 were not informed of Ms deal Abby, 1 can relate to the man's wife. A few years ago, my *»i* « imI came out it the age of 45. when our daughter was 9 years old. It eras very traumatic, but I discovered s support group far us, the ipouaaa. Amity Pierce Buaton, Ph.D., wrote a book I found very hcfofoL It's titled The Other Side of the Closet: The Coming-Out Crisis for Straight Spouses and Families.’ She also coordinates support groups, uses sad i counsels OBAN SPOUSE: Tkaak you far the lafonaation. I’m sure eaeuae after e a ch ! Unees, A1 It w ill he ef latereat to the It estimated i .m illion straight current wife's son and ________ (the am wee an aduM aad en his My daughters had alwwa pro­ fessed that their bfologkal father was their father, butthetr stepfa­ ther was Daddy." I < k n s ^ th j^ g rte v ln g widaw ■■■!__ 7 00 I 7 30 I 8 00 I 9 30 I 9 00 I 9 30 I 10 00 I 10 30 I 11___ U00d Il U1 iK10i J Army National Guard Pvt. Matthew D. Bagky has gradu­ ated from baak military train­ ing at Fort Leonard Wood. WeynesvtUe. Mo. Bagky lai the 6 eon of Ju d lty A LEMUEL D. THOMPSON Arm y Pvt. Lemuel D. Thom pson has arrived at Fort Knox, K y .. to complete basic combat training. Thom pson la the son of Edity Thom pson of Orange City. Fla. C . xe— e p T Marine Pvt. Jeffrey C . Ken­ nedy. eon o f Fred Z. and Susan O . Kennedy of Sanford, re­ cently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot. H u rls Island, S.C . H r is a 1996 graduate of Central Cabarrus High School of Concord. N .C . HTOM OY. B N Arm y Pvt. Kyong Y . K im has graduated from One Station Unit Tra in in g (O S U T) at Fort Knox. Ky. Ktm Is a 1996 graduate of Lyman H igh School. Longwood. YOUR NE W S P A R E R S B a n o . OrtgtiwUjMpubhsbed in 1*91. the book has now ha— THURSDAY PRIME TIME 6:00 , . ... . Dnnofwmfc. DEAR O IA B AAH B B Y ; I ’m writing in mmy out after awn who finally eSSetaSnlni »X “«, C O M M E R C I A L PRINTING Anoy IVt. Timothy J . Tolle has graduated from the tracked vehicle recoveiy specialist course at Fort Knot. Ky. Tolle. eeelgned to the 81st Armor, la the son of Drennan L. ToOe of Grandview. Mo., and Ava D. Spencer of Apopka. Fla. Ills wife. Shannon, la the daughter of Steven Llakoa of Longwood. Fla. He la a 1997 graduate of Qtandvlcw High School. and W alter F. B a g k y of C asselberry. Fla. He la n 1998 graduate of Lake Howell High School. Wamter Springs. Fla. J w n u T !■ H u n th a a g m c fl sod S ts th a agm sf 17 Arm y IVt. Jeffrey L. Miller and f t . We oere divorced l a 1*87, has graduated from basic In­ but the girie kept a foehn fantry training a t Fort Banning. nlsttsrohie with th e ir i Colum bus. Ga. until Me death to 1B96. . . MlOcc la the son of Jeanette O . Wools o f San M arroo, TCxas. and J o h n H . M iller J r . of Longwood. Fla. He la a 1997 graduate of San When he died, my daughters Marroa H ig h School. lam as to have done this to let alone my daughters. Ih c y -m not given the opportunity to say we handle this withThere is also an online support goodbye to their daddy. Pooplo jcopaidtslim ATs Job? network: Straight Spouse Network ____ LINEMAN'S WORRIED WIFE at werw.eonotwk.org. It, too, Is • •hould consider the im— rf i— actions on the innocent parties should know involved te a family atefo. MILLIE IN 8PANAWAY, WASH. SAN FRANCISCO SPOUSE I .11 (. II I. . r **|h iiit DSAB A M Y : I just flalabed tdteg the lelMe fr— (the mother rule la de not ate ak* days. His company fondly information affecting the debtor's reputation, whether or not for credit wor­ thiness. with knowledge or reason to know that the other person does not have a legiti­ mate bustness need for the information or that the infor­ mation M false: or (6) Disclose information concerning the existence of a debt known to be reassembly (Deputed by the g R r f without disclosing that fact. ,bi addition to the limitations listed above, there other limi­ tations aa to whet debt collec­ tors can do to collect con­ sumer debts. In the coming weeks we win dtacuas these other limitations aa well aa the penalties that may be Imposed debt collectors who enIn prohibited conduct. M A TTH EW D. I M U T my noma, diver i old m met kmhaadind. * A ri— u far oaa fifths •Metrical ntilitiao la the He's a Ilr>— in sad mis the Itae every day. A lw lis On player prior to the judjncnt ifatn unless the debtor gives her or his permission In wilting to contact her or Mo employer or in writing the of the debt after the ddbt has been placed for col­ lection, hut thto shall not pro­ hibit a person bom telling the debtor that her or his em­ ployer wffi be contacted f i t nal judgment la obtained; (5) Disclose to a person other than the debtor or her or Mb DBA* A N Y : I an Support. Hope and Recovery. S.ILA.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at S p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In Ihe for com er of the dining room. T h is la a self help n ip port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 3246737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. 01,n I* (. Whi r property. Maur­ ices which were the subject of the transection primarily for personal. ; oc household nurpo ti. or not such obligation been reduced to Judg­ ment. Florida law. In order to bai­ lee the creditors' right to coDect the debtors' right privacy end to be bee fn harmssment. has placed Itmitatkms on what a debt collector can do to collect consumer debts. Following la a partial bating of the behaviors prohibited by statute. wifl disclose to another, or tn witting, directly or Ion affectrputahon for Mg the without also credit 1 the informing the of the be disclosed: |4I or threaten to W ife ready to blow her fiise over utility’s sick-leave policy fo r n Q u o t e on y o u r B r o c h u r e s , N e w s l e t t e r s , F l y e r s , fcte Cnll (I I In arty manner a law enfor cement officer or a rep­ resentative of any governmen­ tal agency: (2) Use or threaten 13) TeO .a Its a condebt that ahe v he or that ''iilt a d ir i, If the book Isn't I ■ ____ I It to the avnllnhla *» In y°a your F * • »■ »• * P flB *•* w“ *•** *7 othora. r* th* library, you can cell the Please give her the benefit of publisher, John Wiley ft Bona the doubt. r iM il« l i t t l e h u t < t « v i l i i r i , i| r «* , t 'lit' f hi,1^ .-•in.tun-- ft. i mi - 1. •(>) i Sanford R otary jV & s e n ts C aswc M h m <frSnLEKTAlICnON G B A U D P B I X E f t DOCK P S 1 ZE D fiA W IM C S F i I D I T A p U I V.IM V M a h jm a K e r n . 990 Faimeitd Avotvc. 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Frso Information and Monitoring Cal Spwoeh S3*-1164 or EngUsn 698-9742 To* Fraa ***-3*24042 Outstanding Summer Job Opportunities exist now at 55— B usiness OrrORTUNITIES Orlando/Sanford Airport. Get in on all the 70— Education 4 T raining DynAir Services, Inc. is experiencing phenomenal growth in our second year of operations. Now is a perfect opportunity to get involved in the dynamic commercial aviation industry. We are current­ ly accepting applications for part-time Ramp Services and part-time Aircraft Cleaners positions. Applicants must w ork a flexible schedule, understand some English, pass a drug screening, complete a ten year work/school history.Tor those interested in Ramp Services positions you must possess a valid Florida driver's license and be able to Nfc up to 75 pounds on a consistent basis. We Offer: 71— H elp Wanted SS TA R T NOWS International Haanti and Nutrv t«n Company Expanding RapKty M You Ara Not Malang $400 We#«. C a l Nowt 407-386-2333 •Earn up lo $9 00 par nouri •$100 00 teing Bonusl •$100 00 tonure Bonusl •$200 00 Recruriment Bonutt •Pad Vacation* and Hobday*' •Uratorma and company caret 4Q7X«r a 7 . AIRLINE CATE AMO HELP NEEDED! Must b* SOW to work m M ik H <n a cold environment witn Flexible hours Apply m person M-F. 1778 Hangar R d. Sanlord Arrpori No Chons can*. Aaaiatant Executive HoueekMfwr. 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NOW WE'LL NEVER KNOW HOW THE *T0RV END#/ . > SNAP/ W illa rd D u n c a n V a ndive r, in a apeech at a n a v a l banquet In Philadelphia In l i M , aaid. *1 come from a state that raises corn and cot ton and cockJebura and Democrats, a n d frothy eloq ue nce neither c o n ­ vinces nor satisfies me. I am from _ * Where? Successful defense is rarely flam boyant. or frothy. It is usually undra malic. Take the West cards in the die gram . Against four spades, you lead th e heart king: th re e , seven, four. What now? While deciding, what would you re­ s p o n d with tha t N o rth hand? T h e eight high card points might lead you to believe that two spades is sufficient. However, the singleton club and the known nine-card fit make it worth a lima raiM of three spades Yet If you •till > m tho old fashioned forcing raiM laay a isn't ao!i. taking a shot at lour spades la bettorlttJ" settling tor a single raise. You might not make it, but at Icaat you prcaauro the oppo nonla. and you’ro paid a game boaua for aucceaa When the deal o c cu rre d In Springfield. M o . Wcat continued with tho heart jack. D e cla re r won w ith dum m y's ace and conceded a club trick. In a moment. South raked in !• tricks via five spades, one heart, one diamond and three club ruffs in the dummy D u m m y 's singleton club sh ou ld have been like a proverbial red rag. Anticipating declarer’s ruffing d u b losers. West should have switched to his trump. When declarer gives up the club trick . Ea st re tu rns a second trump Now South gets only two niffs in the dummy and nine tricks In total. As yo u 've probably guessed (o r knew), Vandiver was from Missouri. CIHSkyNZAIac Opening lead w K SNAP/! by Jimm y Johnson rvCDBAACDflFMUUk* ALL MYADULT UFE. DOW, I HAVE A GREAT CHANCE AT A BOAT, AJJOIDEOTT KMOWL 9OMADr0FTUeiHlU66 Wt DREAM OF HAVIUG ARE BCbT LEFT DHEAM6 D E A R D R G O T T : I have hypert en ■ion for which I ta ke m edication. Occasionally, I feel dizzy. What causes this? D E A R R E A D E R : Dizziness means two distinct things to doctors: ligh t­ beadedness (a vague, uncertain feel­ ing like unsteadiness or faintness) or vertigo (a sensation of spinning). by Jim Davis ONLV REAL MEN HAVE CHEST HAIR...VIRILE,RUGGED MEN... Lightheadedness is often caused by circulatory disturbances. For exam ­ ple, if you suddenly stand from a sit­ ting position, your blood pressure may not instantaneously compensate for the rapid change. Consequently, you m ay experience a temporary feeling of wooziness, until the blood pressure ris e s lo force blo o d to yo u r b ra in a g a in s t gra vity. T h i s com m only occurs with age, is more common in PETER OOTT. M .D blood vessels is another com m on cause ul liglilh i-jde dne ss in o ld e r patients Yet, young people will also experience lighlheuilcdnrss D uring the 191Os, bobby silvers would often faint when listening to Frank Sinatra sing Old Him* Eyes lost this signature in his waning years, and we will prob­ ably never know with certainty what caused adolescents to swoon when he crooned - but swoon they did. On the other hand, vertigo is a dif­ ferent problem ‘ Swimming* of the head, loss of s|iatial orientation, a feel­ ing of revolving or spinning are xymp toms that point lo the vestibular appa­ ratus of each inner ear. a form uf paired gyroscopes that tell us about body position W hen you close y o u r eyes and turn around repeatedly (o r su ffe r from m otion sickne ss), th e diuinems you experience is vertigo. In patients with vestibular malfunction, the vertigo can be incapacitating. In general, vertigo re qu ire s evaluation by an ear nose and throat specialist Although this may seem like a longwinded answer lo y o u r question, the distinction between lightheadedness and vertigo is crucial. You probably •re suffering from the former, p e r­ haps related lo your hypertension and its therapy. Therefore, in your cose. I'd start with your family physician. If necessary, he or she can refer you to an otolaryngologist for (eat­ ing. F o r other patients, I offer the fol­ low ing advice. W hen discussing the problem of -diuinems” with your doc­ tor, be sure to define the problem in terms of whether it is lightheaded"*,, or vertigo. (Patwr Golt, ■ syndicated col­ umnist for Nawapapor Entsrprlso Association, can bo written lo at P-O. Box S IM t , Clavaland, O H 44101UM.) � 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>, April 08, 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/3720e23f04a0a8af1747bb1a1e594281.pdf ef5e353b8d9a35dc21c9cbc65fafb7b3 PDF Text Text 0Seminole Herald S e rvin g 2\ Since 1008 Q INSIDE R u m W hit* v rltM about Connie Mack, please see Page 2A. □ BRIEFLY Longwood made It official on Monday. He's going to make a run at the U.S. Senate af­ ter serving since 198) In the U.S. House of Representa­ tive*. Transferring 9750,000 In unused campaign funds Into the campaign. McCollum la eager to capture the Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Connie Mack. Mack a n ­ nounced Saturday he would not aeek re-election In 2000. A number of other candi­ date* are lining u p to oppose McCollum. Former Lt. Oov. o f Florida. Rick D anU ler •aid he la Interested a * la Rep. Bob Wexler. Charlie Crlst.a former state senator who was the O O P * unsuc­ cessful candidate against Sen. Bob Oraham last year, says he also la running. Florida Senate President Toni Jennings - who also may run • Joked on Monday that she wanted everyone who w as running for Mack's •eat to stand In the front row. 'B u t then we said there'd be no back row.” Paul Lubrano (brows no-hitter In Oviedo opener. IB Weather Sunny High: 71 Low: 51 Sanford. Casselberry. l«ikc Mary. Longwood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Seminole County LAKE MARY - A Lake Mary woman carrying twin children la recovering In stable condition at Orlando Regional Medical Center after her car was struck by a Sanford man who ran a red light on Monday. But. one o f her twin boys died, and the other Is In critical condition. Violetta Bcm auer. 30, w as pulling out of the Mandertey Subdivision with a green light onto Rhtnehart Road In a 1991 Honda Prelude at 10:57 a.m. when Kenneth Hinson. 48. ran a red light in a 1984 full-aired Dodge pickup and struck her car on the driver's side, police say. Hinson Is being charged with one count o f vehicular homicide. When police tried to make the a r­ rest this rooming. H lnaonw as not at his Sanford residence, ac- Lottery Winning Numbers P a r k g r o u p w a n t s se c o n d re fe re n d u m o n h o te l issu e Group needs 2,700 signa­ tures to fo rce the city to vote again on whether to pass an ordinance to preserve Fort M ellon Park. staff whiter SANFORD - The Society for the Preservation of Fort Mellon Park, formed to fight against the construction o f a hotel/conference center In the P*rk. I* “within striking distance* of forcing the matter to come before the voters again, accord­ ing to co-chair Millard Hunt. Voters approved a referendum to allow *a dty psrk and hotel -conference center on Fort Mel­ lon Park* by a margin of 55 to 45 percent In November. The Society Is hoping to force a ■econd referendum. The group needs 2,700 signatures of regis­ tered voters on petitions to force the City Comokufon to dth er vote again on the Issue or ■d°pt an ordinance to preserve the park. The Society so for has more than 2,000 signatures, according to Co-Chair Millard Hunt. P ^ ^ 0>^ pT V tn **, *>Vi|P wortt,<ToubyP»«k on Monday. Works* 8oe*^y 04ArtKortradfowwh«S out clown 11 dsdning during the city's elections on March 2. Society members say the first referendum, to allow a city park and hotel conference center on Fort Mellon Park, waa confusing. I t seemed to a lot of people that It was a vote to save the park as well aa build the ho­ tel/conference center,* Hunt said. Hunt said the Society wsnta a second refer­ endum to Include language that would allow the voters to keep Fort Mellon Park for only public or semi-public use. T h is would by Implication keep development out o f the park.* Hunt said. Hunt said he believes many people In S an ­ ford who voted for the hotel/conference center have changed their minds. T h e thing that makes people wonder la what Is the real Intent of the proposal,* Hunt said. 'N o one has yet done a feasibility study.* The City Commission placed the development at Fort Mellon Park before the voters In Novem­ ber after the Society's petition drive In 1998 that called for the dty to preserve the^park. "It’s obvious this waa the City Commission's referendum.* Hunt said. The Society la appealing the state's approval or changes made to Sanford's land-use plan. *We don't feel the dty dealt at all adequately with the question of traffic.* Hunt said. 'M any people are turned off by (U S highway) 17-92 In rush hour. 25th Street, and (State Road] 46-A. Plus, First Street Itself. The congestion In *We already had well over 2.000 signatures •o n * time ago. before the first referendum.* Hunt said, *We got a couple hundred signa­ tures on election day (March 2). We're defi­ nitely within striking distance.’ Members ot The Society collected signatures Rabun must travel to be witness at Suber trial STAFF WRTTER “T h e o n ly lim it to o u r rea lization o f to m o rro w w ill be o u r dou bts o f to ­ d a y ." 50 Cents Rescue workers pull Violetta Bemauet out of her Honda Prel ude after removing the top o f the car. Bcmauer. who waa preg Justice Week. March 14 • 21. Seminole County citlrena are Invited to partldpate In any o f the following event*: Tuesday. 8:30 p.m.. Com­ mon Sense Parenting W ork­ shop. sponsored by Boys Town o f Central Florida: Wednesday. 3 p.m.' Com e­ dian Larry Veal la keynote w e a k e r at the Provider Fair. Thursday. March. 6:30 p.m., first meeting o f the Juvenile Justice Teen Advisory Cound l: Friday. 11:30 a.m. Juve­ nile Justice Council District 7 meeting and celebration lunch at Leu Oardena (1920 N. Forest Ave.. Orlando). Cost Is $20. For more Infor­ mation. call Dr. Hortense Evans. (407) 320-0000: or Brenda Cutler. (407) 366­ 4853. □QUOTE M arch 16. 1999 91st Year. No. 144 (407) 322-2611 Sanford, FL T w in dies, o th er critical as p re g n a n t w o m a n ’s c a r is stru c k acres o f land In the county preserve on State Road 426. between Snow Hill Road and Seminole Woods. Jtm Dufay, the county natural lands manager, said the b u m should be finished In the early afternoon. If the conditions are favorable., the county will do more burning an Wednesday and Th urs­ day. High winds would can ­ cel the procedures. Oswwty C k a m lir s f Comnerve membership lunchson o f April 30 w tU be held it Seminole Volunteer Enerprlses. 407 W. Fourth Street at 11:45 a.m. Jean Meta, executive director of Seminole Volunteer Enter­ prises. will be the featured speaker. TUESDAY SEMINOLE COUNTY • For­ mer County Manager Ron Rabun, now the d ty managrr of Richland. Wash., soon will be headed across country to be one o f the witnesses In the Joyce Suber vs. Seminole County trial beginning March 29 In Fort Myers. Suber, who w as fired from her Job as fond acquisition co­ ordinator for Seminole County In 1968 la suing her former employer for felae termination, age discrimination and sexual harassment. She Is asking for 820 million In damages. Rabun appears on the wit­ ness lists for T h e plaintiff (Suber) and_ .th e defendant (Seminole g ttn ty .) He said Monday that he had not yet re- cetved a subpoena. T U be there when I'm subpoenaed • but It's not something 1 par­ ticularly relish," Rabun a a k f One of the finalists In Banfold’s recent search for a man­ ager. Rabun haa been In Rich­ land -p a rt of what la known aa the Trl Cities area of S.E. Washington State - for the past ■lx months. He w as the Semi­ nole County Manager from 1990 until late 1996. Rabun lost his county Job in the midst o f a public works d e ­ partment (fond acquisition) scandal that Is still under In­ vestigation by the FBI and the missal waa followed by a num ­ ber of resignations or firings. The county contends Suber was fired because o f Insubor­ dination. misuse o f county property. Improper time reports *nd for accepting gifts and gratuities from the private sec­ tor. 4 - I ’ll be there when I ’m subpoe­ naed - but It’s not something I par­ ticularly re lish ," Rabun said. 9 Suber sqys claims several county commissioners and offi­ cials sexually harassed her. Suber said she told former a s ­ sistant county manager Kevin Grace o f the sexual misdoings, •nd that he advised her to back off and not cause a stir. Grace, like Rabun. Is on the witness lists for both the plain­ tiff and defendant In the case which was originally planned to be heard by Orlando Judge Anne Conway but w as trans­ ferred last week to Fort Myers. Grace told the Seminole Herald last summer that Suber was 'lying* about coming to him with the harassment charges. The case Is causing an Inter­ ruption from the ordinary workload In the county. County Engineer Jerry McCollum and asalatant Frank VanPelt will be spending considerable time In FOrt Myers at the trail which could last from one to two weeks. Assistant County Manager Cindy Colo and Deputy County Attorney Lonnie Qroot are on the witness lists for each party as are commissioners Daryl McLain and Randy Morris and term as county manager. Kaiser succeeded Rabun and is cred­ ited In taking the county through a very troubled period of Ita history. A nation-wide search has b e ­ gun for a new manager. How this process is affected by the Suber trial Is anyone's guess, k doesn't figure to make It smoother and It could cause a major embarsssment. One manager who Isn't at all Interested In the county posi­ tion is Ron Rabun. T m very happy right where I am In beautiful Washington,* he said Monday. As for Seminole County, he said he had been there and done that. �7A ■Seminole Herakl. San Iota Honda •Tuesday. March! G, 1993 Russ W iiit i : B a n a n a pie w in s p riz e in L a k e M a r y By Mary Rowell SI ni l' W rllcr Connie Mack Safe at home A half dozen years ago when Orlando had high hopes o f getting n majorleague baseball team, one of the elty‘s biggest boosters was Senator Connie Mark. Mark didn't want one team for Florida - he wanted three. Miami, Orlando and St. Pe­ tersburg. He said baseball belonged throughout the Sunshine Slate. His granddaddy - base­ ball's legendary Connie Mark - once played for the Wash­ ington Statesmen, the first btg-lroguc team to conduct spring training In Florida. Mark was a catcher for the Statesmen when they trained tn Jacksonville. Sen. Connie Mack lias a portrait and n ball signed by hts granddaddy at his Senate office. Mark. 58. likes to stiow them to guests, espe­ cially those who have traveled from Florida to visit the Capitol Building. No one can put It Into words any better than Florida Senator Bob Graham regard­ ing Mack's retirement from the Senate: *Hc Is friendly, humble, generous, and al­ ways quick with a kind word or a smile." Although Graham Is a Democrat and Mack a Repub­ lican. the two worked together as U.S. Senators, providing the citizens o f this state out­ standing leadership In Washington. Both arc fine statesmen and legislators. It thrilled me three years ago when Connie Mack was mentioned as a possible run­ ning mate to Bob Dole, t be­ lieve a Dole-Mack ticket would have fatred much bel­ ter than Dole-Jack Kemp. It was not Mack's wish to run. however. And now he says he will relinquish hts Senate - «*seat In 2000. Connie Mack and his wife. Priscilla have both defeated cancer nnd ore eager to spend time together away from politics. No one can fault them for that. They deserve time to be with their family and friends. Out o f the politi­ cal arena. Selfislily, 1 don’t want to see Connie Mack leave office. 1 wish he would tiave been vice president nnd one day be President o f the United States. There would be little to attack a President Mack. Integrity not scandal would spill out on Pennsylvania Ave. IVe got a feeling, too, that Washington would get Itself another baseball team If Con­ nie Mack were president. The Senators moved out In 1972 nnd eventually were owned tn Texas by a man named George Bush, who now has hts eyes on the White House. Somehow. I believe Connie Mack would push the right buttons to help D.C. secure another franchise. Ills grand­ daddy surely would approve o f It. Baseball's Connie Mack was longtime friend o f Washington Senators owner Clark Griffith, who was known as the Old Fox. One day at Tinker Field in Orlando. Mack and Griffith were asked to participate In spring training competition. Both In thetr 80s. they agreed. Griffith would race from third base to home plate and Mack from first base to home plate. As the grand old men arrived at the plate, they politely bowed to each other to cross first. Today. Sen. Connie Mack Is rounding third, headed home. Standing up. CORRESPONDENT IJVKK MARY tn conjunction with Olde 1-tkc Mary Days held recently, the Lake Maty Histori­ cal Commission held a pte contest. Rather than Judging It themselves, they went out Into the community nnd found help. There were three Judges for the contest. Chad Frank ts the owner of Appleton's In Lake Mary. He Itas been tn the res­ taurant business for 10 years. so tie knows a good pie when tie tastes It. Gayle Deboer Is the founder and co-owner o( Mel's Diner In Sanford. Stic person­ ally bakes all the jtles she serves In Iter restaurant. The final Judge. Helen Glatt. has been named the best nonprofessional baker by everyone who knows her. A Lake Mary resident for 22 years, she is a member o f the Presbyterian Women. Being it |ttdge for any contest can hr dtlllcnh. But lor a pic contest, there are delicious re­ N ik k i N o rm a n 's O rig in a l B an ana S p lit P ie C ru s t: I c, graham crackers, crushed t c. chocolate wafers, crushed 1/2 c. sliced almonds, crushed 1/2 c. sugar In a medium mixing bowl combine above Ingredients nnd mix well. Add: 1/3 c. unsnltrd melted butter I T. dark rum 1 T. vanilla Combine nnd press mixture Into u 10-Inch pic pan. Filling: » -t bananas, sliced 1/4-lnch diagonally (dipped In Juice of t lemon) Plarc half of banana slices evenly over bottom of crust. (Reserve the rest.) Chocolate Layer. 1 con (14 uuncr) condensed milk (chocolate flavor) I (8 miner) package errant cheese, softened 1/2 t. vanilla extract 1/2 t. almond extract Combine all Ingredients tn a food processor and blend until smooth. Pour gently over bananas. Refrigerate 30 minutes. Cover wit It reserved banana slices. Strawberry Layer: 1 pkg. unflnvorrd gelatin wards. Ih c winner o f the con­ test was Nlkkt Norman for her Original Banana Split Plr. Judge Chad Frank called It "amazing'". Second and third place went to Christine Dietz, iter Calamondln Dream Pic came In second and tier Super Strawberry Plr came In third. After the Judging, slices of all the ptrs entered were sold to hungry festival goers. None of the plea lasted long. Next year, the commission plans to hold a cake contest. 1/4 r. Knolls Farm strawberry flavorrd syrup 2 (3 ounce) pkgs. cream chrrsr. solicited 1 cup lrc-.li strawberries, coarsely chopped Combine gelatin nnd syrup. Set asldr. Puree cream cheese until smooth. Add gelatin and syntjt mixture. Process until btrnded. Add strawberries and process for 1-2 seconds.. Pour mixture gently ovrr chocolate and bannnn layers. Vanilla/Pineapple Layer: 1/2 e. milk 20 large marshmallows l (H-l/4 oz.) can crushed pineapple In heavy syrup (do not drain) I c. granulated sugar (1/2 c. reserved) 1 T. arrowroot (or cornstarch) l e. heavy whipping rrcam Heat milk and marshmallows In u heavy saucepan until melted, stlrTlng frequently. In another saucepan combine crushed pineapple. 1/2 c. sugar and arrowroot. Stir constantly and ImiII for 1 minute. Combine marshmallow and pineapple mixtures. Cool completely. Whip cream until slightly thickened. Add sugar gradually and continue beating until stiff. Fold pineapple marshmallow mixture Into whipped cream. Cover pic with this mixture. Mombors ol Tho Freedom Assembly of God in Sanford hold a car wash at The Chicken Coop in Sanford on Saturday. Tannotta Johnson. 11, is shown washing a car. Garnishments (If destredl 1/2 c. frozen whipped topping, thawed Y O U R N E W S P A P E R l llO-o/.) Jar maraschino cherries, well drained 1/4 c. coarsely crushed peanuts. Freeze pie and serve frozen or slightly thawed. cost* B i l l <t h u t it * valun ii qrnul S ubscribe Today' Which show had Sothern as a secretary? 1). | remember Ann Sothern as a secretary on TV. but who was her boss? What was the name or the show? When did we see it? Also, who did Lucille Ball marry alter Best died? All that comes lo me is It starts with an M. Or am I wrong again? — M.M.. Kokomo, lnd. A. You’re right again. Lucille Ball's widower was Gary .Morton. And.Ann Sothern’* show, -Private Secretary." aired on CBS and, for a time, NBC from 1953 to 1957. She played Susie McNamara, the secretary to Don Porter, who played Peter Sands. Q. In 1981 or 1982,1 saw a movie on HBO about a boy named Patrick. He had some sort o f telekinetic powers. Could you tell me the name A S K D I C K K L E IN E R DICK & CHICKI KLEINER of it and tell me If It’s out on video? — L L , Bast McKeesport, Ps. A. That was just called "Patrick." It was an Australian film, with an all-Aus­ tralian cut. There is a video available. It w u released in 1978. Q. 1eqjoyed "Vanishing Point," with Bony Newman. What other movies did Newman make and what became of him? — TJH, Topeka. Kan*. A Newman, who is still acting, wu in such movies u "Pretty Boy Floyd." The Lawyer" and “City On Fire." He also starred In the TV series, "Petrocelll." Q. I have two bunting questions. Is Johnny Weissmaller still nlive and what can you tell me about his life now? 1Jut love his old Tartan movies. The second question Is: Did Grandma Walton really have a stroke, or ts the jest Uut good of an actress? — D Ji, Bristol. Tran. A. Weissmuller passed away In 19*4. Ellen Corby, who played Grandma Walton, is a fine actreu, but she really had a stroke. * St a r t a H o m e - B a s e d B u s in e s s . W o r k F l e x ib l e H o u r s . E n jo y U n l im it e d Ea r n in g s . A V C a ll T oll O N F ree (8 0 0 ) 7 3 5 -8 8 6 7 March 16, 1999 uppcr-508. Thursday: Sunny. Highs In the mid-70s. Lows tn the 50s. Friday; Ptcld. Highs tn the 80s. Lows In the upper 50s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK TODAY WEDNESDAY Sunny 71 51 811007 75 56 THURSDAY FRIDAY Sunny 79 58 PtCld 80 56 LO TTE R Y Hero are the winning number* selector! on Thursday in the Flori­ da Lottery; F a n ta sy 5 3-6 -8 -1 3 -2 6 Lo tto (M a rc h 13) 8-13-2S-2B-47-48 Play 4 5-744 Cash 3 0-7-2 8 0LU N A R TABLE: min. 1:40 a.m., maj. 8:00 a.m., min. 2:10 p.m., maj. 8:20 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 4:44 a.m., 5:06 p.m., low: 10:57 a.m., 11:09 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 4:49 a.m., 5:11p.m., low: 11:02 a.m.. 11:14 p.m., Cocoa Beach: high: 5:04 a.m.. 5:26 p.m., low: 11:17 a.m., 11:29 p.m. BEACH CO ND ITIO NS D a y to n a B e a c h Ik New S m y r n a B e a c h : Seas are 2- 3 Feet w ith a light chop. W ater tem perature at Day­ tona Is 61 degrees and at N ew Sym rna, 62 degrees. W in d s are from the north at 10-15 m .p.h. The high temperature tn Oanford Friday waa 77 nd the overnight low 1 50 dogreo*. nod rainfall for the , ------------ding at 10 a.m. Fri­ day waa a 0.00 Inches. •Sunrise.................6:53 a.m. •■unset..... ............ 0:33 p.m. TODAYS HISTORY: On this day In 1850, Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter” waa first published. On this day in 1946, the Gemini VIII spacecraft docked with an Agena rocket It w u the first time spacecraft had docked In orbit On this day in 1988, Julie Croteau of St. Mary's College In Maryland became the first woman to play on an NCAA men's baseball team. TO D AY'S BIRTH D AYS: Jamea Madison (17SI-HH), U.S. president; Georg Simon Ohm <1789-1154), physi­ cist; Jerry Lewis (1926-), comedian, la 73; Daniel Patrick Moynihan U927-), U.S. politician, Is 72; Kate Nelllgan (1951-). actreu, Is 48. TODAYS SPORTS; On this day In 1947, Billy Taylor of the Detroit Red Wings made seven aulsta during a game against Chicago, setting an NHL record. 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Bom In Detroit, Mich, she moved to Central Florida 25 years ago from Detroit. Mrs. Amos-MIlllken wns a retired re­ ceptionist. Mrs. Mtlllkrn was a member o f the Great Lake Club. Survivors Include daughter. Phyllis aerber. Orange City; three grandchildren, six great­ grandchildren. FouiTowns Cremation, Or­ ange City, In charge o f ar­ rangements, BURGLARY ANTON "TONT” R. BERTKA TTir* folkmlng reports ttrrv rvm plhtl from I h r Srmlimk’ County Sheriff ’s Office ALCOHOL LONOWOOD. March 13. 1:30 a.m.. Twisting Pines Court. Me­ gan Elisabeth Crist, DOB 4/14/80, was arrested by Seminole LAKE MART, March 13. 3:30 p.m.. Flagg Lane. Perry A. Casey, DOB 4/7/71. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs offi­ cers, charged with Burglary to Structure / Conveyance U n­ armed (Attempted). LONOWOOD, March 14. 7:20 p.m.. West SR 434. Charlene D. Oeoppo, DOB 13/S/74. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Pclty Theft. SANTORO. March 13. 0:30 p.m.. Town Center Circle, EHiafceth Dejesus, DOB 0/80/68, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Retail Theft. SANFORD, March 13. 0:30 p.m.. Town Center Circle. Fran­ cisco L. DeJesas. DOB 0/33/04. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Retail Theft. SANFORD. March 13. 7:00 p.m.. French Avenue. Mgar Levan Lemon, DOB 7/1/B1, was arrested by Sanford Police Depart­ ment officers, charged with Retail Theft and Resisting Rrtall Merchant. fill! ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. March 14. 12:30 a.m.. South llwy 1702, Joee Ouadalupe Cabetto Soares, DOB 8/1/74. was ar­ rested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI and Operating a Motor Vehicle without a Valid License. Ills Breathalyser results veto .108 and .101, respectively. LAKE MART. March 14. 2:30 a.m.. West Lake Maty Boulevard, Joan Antonio Crus, DOB S/33/6S, was arrested by Lake Mary Police Department officers, charged with DUI. Ills Breathalyzer results were .132 and .133. respectively, lie also received cita­ tions for Speeding. Failure to Maintain Single Is n r and Open Container. LAKE MART. March 14, 3:40 a.m.. Lake Mary Boulevard. 1smsol Fernandes Jr., DOB 10/S/73. was arrested by Lake Mary Police Department officers, charged with DUI. Ills Breathalyzer results were not attached to the arrest report. LONOWOOD. March 13. 10:00 p.m.. CR 427. John Thomas Cherry. DOB 10/18/09. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. Ills Breathalyzer results were .125 and .120, respectively, lie also received citations for Scat Belt Violation and Unsafe or Improper Equipment. LONOWOOD. March 13. 1:17 p.m.. SR 400. Marins Bargo Por­ ter. DOB 7/8/80, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs ofllcera. charged with DUI. Her Breathalyzer results were not attached to the arrest report. LONOWOOD. March 14. 0:35 p.m.. SR 000, Nathan David Waat. DOB 3/0/40, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. West refused administration of a Breathalyzer exam. He was also Issued citations for Habitual Traffic Offender -• 10 Current Suspensions, Safety Belt Viola* tlon. V iolation o f Traffic Control Device. Improper or Unsafe OVIEDO. March 13.12:24 a.m., Florida Avenue. WBMam F. Kooken, DOB 0/19/73, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. His Breathalyzer results were not attached to the arrest report. He was also Issued cita­ tions for Failure to Obey Stop Sign and Driving on Suspended Out of State Driver's License. SANFORD. March 13. 10:00 p.m.. Beardall. Chariia Edwards, DOB 8/10/47. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs offi­ cers, charged with DUI. Ilia Breathalyzer result waa .134. Ed­ wards refused administration o f a second (comparative) Breathalyzer exam. He waa also Issued a citation for Falling to Drive within a Single Lane. SANFORD. March 13. 1:02 a.m.. 77th Street, Ckristophsr Hastar, DOB 13/30/60, waa arrested by Sanford Police De­ partment officers, charged with DUI. His Breathalyzer results were not attached to the arrest report. He was also Issued cita­ tions for Reckless Driving and Open Container / Driver. DRUGS CASSELRERRT. March 13, 10:32 p.m., SR 436, Jamas Nathan MrfffTtim DOB 7/11/04. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession o f Cannabta (less than 20 grams). Possession Drug Paraphernalia and Disorderly Conduct. GA00ELBERRT. March 13. 12:01 a.m.. Psnuuado Soares, DOB 7/10/70. waa arrested by Casselberry Police Department offi­ cers, charged with Possession o f Cocaine. SANFORD. March 13, 8:57 p.m.. Wayside. Jamas Alisa Cross, DOB 7/17/73. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs offi­ cers, charged with Possession o f Cannabis (more than 20 grams), Possession / Use o f Drug Paraphernalia and Controlled Substance - Possession with Intent to Sell. D O M E S T IC V I O L E N C E ALTAMONTE 0PR1NO0, March 14. 10:52 p.m.. Peach Tree Lane, Paso Dsxtsr Ibis, DOB 13/10/66, was arrested by Semi­ nole County Sheriffs ofneers, charged with Battery - Domestic Violence. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, March 14. 5:17 a.m „ Midway Drive, Lori Ana Tonag-Cooper, DOB 0/3/69, was arrested by Semi­ nole County Sheriff's officers, charged with Battery - Domestic Violence. LAKE MART, March 13, 1:08 a.m., Creekwatcr Terrace, Michael Stephan Craig, DOB 11/1/73, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs ofneers, charged with Battery - Domestic Vloencc. SANFORD, March 13, 1:19 a.m.. Palmetto Avenue, Alfred Lae Powers, DOB 11/7/07, was arrested by Sanford Police Depart­ ment ofneers, charged with Battery - Domestic Violence. SANFORD, March 13, 2:28 a.m.. Hidden Arbor Court, Boa aid Patrick Walker, DOB 3/6/00. waa arrested by Sanford Police Department ofneers, charged with Battery - Domestic Violence. WINTER PARK. March 13. 10:07 a.m., Stephanlk Road, John Anthony Spaulding, DOB 0/10/01, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Battery - Domestic Vio­ lence. WINTER 0PRINO0. March 13, 11:09 p.m., Blades Court, Ksria M. Karwta, DOB 0/0/64, waa arrested by Winter Springs Police Department officers, charged with Battery - Domestic Violence. WINTER 6PR1NO0, March 14, 1:16 a m , Moss wood Circle. Richard Wsyna Hamm. DOB 10/10/73, waa arrested by Winter Springs Police Department ofneers, charged with Battery — Domestic Violence. Hell) right crime In your community, If you have Infor­ mation on a crim e call 42 3-TiPS . You can remain anony­ mous and m ay be eligible for a reward. Anton "Tony" I t Bertka, 92, W. Cbtpola Ave., DeLand, died Saturday, March 13, 1999. Bom In Mansfield, Ohio, be moved to Central Florida In 1971 from Mansfield. Mr. Bertka was an ofnee manager. He was a member o f First Christian Church In Mansfield, Ohio. Mr. Bertka enjoyed traveling tn the USA, Europe. Israel, and Yugoslavia. He enjoyed the computer. Survtvors Include wtfe, Genevieve H. Bertka, DeLand: son. Richard L. Bertka. Dallas, Texas: daughter. Sandra L Fairchild. Manchester. Tenn.; daughter. Marilyn K. Nehrlng. Clarkston. Mich.; brother. Henry Bertka. Mansfield. Ohio; two grandchildren, two great­ grandchildren. Baldauff Family F'uneral Home. DeLand. In charge of ar­ rangements. MICHAEL *M UE” CARLSON Michael ’ Mike* Carlson. 30. Abba Street, Altamonte Springs, died Thursday, March 11, 1999. Bom Dec. 15. 1968 In Colorado Springs, he moved to Central Florida In 1990. A manager for Spencer Gifts, he attended Northland Community Church In Longwood. Survivors Include wife, Alice, Altamonte Springs; daughters, Kuril. Shal and Jum ee. all o f Altamonte Springs; son. Joshua, Altamonte Springs; mother. Rita Watltng, Crystal lake, IL; father and step­ mother. Darwin E. and Otnger Carlson. Altamonte Springs; brothers. Dan and BUI Walling. Crystal lake, IU sisters. Kim­ berly Nelson,' Apopka; and D'Aim Holley and Tracy Canon, both o f Altamonte Springs; and paternal grandparents. Walter and Joyce Carlson. Colorado Springs, CO. Funeral arrangements by Woodlawn Carry Hand Funeral Home, Longwood. Announce the Big Event! Quinn Mosler. Pa.; sister, Sara Evrlyn Gleason, Pa.; sister, Violet Rankin, Md.; two grand­ children. Baldwln-Fairchlld Funeral Home, Orlando, In charge o f ar­ rangements. GERTRUDE R. ROBBINS Gertrude R. Robbins, 95. of Catalina Blvd, Deltona, died on Friday March 12 at an area care center. Bom in Coming. N.Y., she moved to Central Florida In 1970. She was a retired bank­ ing financial officer and a for­ mer resident o f Sanford. She bad attended the Enterprlze Episcopal Church and was a member of the Episcopal Church Women. Survivors Include several nelces and nephews. Memorial donations can be nude to Hospice o f Volusla/Flagler or to Holy Cross Flptscopal Church & Altar Oulld of Sanford. Arrangements by Lankford Funeral Home In DeLand. Catherine T. Sandvoss. 56. of Swansneck ITacc, Winter Springs, died on Saturday. March 13. Bom on March 22. 1942 tn San Mateo, Calif., she moved to Central Florida In 1991. She was a Lutheran. Survtvors Include husband. Krith A. Sandvoss: sons. Ken­ nel A. Sandvoss o f Ponnte Vcrda Beach and Mark T. Sandvoss of Tallahassee; mother, Margaret Sally Taylcr o f Santa Rosa. Calif; brothers. James II. Tayler o f San Mateo, Calif, and Jeffrey T. Tayler of Hillsborough. Calif. Arrangements by BaldwlnFairchlld Funeral Home, Or­ lando. w t Futon Furniture Sale! La rge st Selection A n y w h e r e rhe V irg in ia *399 Sofa or s799 Group *349 Sofa *699 Group Sofa includes: frame, |umbo Futon, Cover Set Group indudes: sofa, chair, coffee, end table FU TO N S 4 LE$$ ORLANDO CATHERINE T. 0ANDVO00 iw Forms are available at the Sem inole Herald office, 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771. Is no charge for this service. M ?1 I , 1 C o lnni.it 3 0 0 -1 1 7 7 * ~r ’ > ' A LTA M O N TE > I.1' I ’ HW V < ¥bntasticSams Sanford • Hwy. 17*92 ( Wal-Mart Plaza, one block north o f Lake M ary B ird .) 323-9045 M MICHAEL ‘ MIKE” CARLSON Funeral services for Mike Carlson will be Tuesday. March 16 at 2 p.m. tn the Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home with Kevin Urtchko officiating. In­ terment will follow at Longwood Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. WOODLAWN CARET HAND FUNERAL BOMB. 335 East SR 434. Longwood. 767-5101, IS IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Experienced Stylists To Serve You .tffsintwmnt | ^ C k *cd J m n d a ^ FHUIF NORMAN ROUT Philip Norman Kirby. 97, Rosamond Drive. Orlando, died Monday, March 8. 1999. Bom In Wasal. England, he moved to Central Florida In 1988 from Michigan. Mr. Kirby la a former resident o f Deltona. Mr. Kirby was a retired accountant. Survivors Include son-in-law, James Pierce. Apopka, two grandchildren. three great­ grandchildren. Bauldauff Family Funeral Home, Deltona. In charge o f ar­ rangements. JOHN THOMAS LAUGHLIN John Thomas Laughlln, 79, Wisteria Drive, Debaty. died Friday March 12, 1999. Bom In Solon. Ohio, ho moved to Central Florida In 1961 from Mantua, Ohio. Mr. Laughlln was a retired mall carrier for the U.S. Post Office. He was a member o f the Dcbary Commu­ nity Methodist Church. Mr. Laughlln was a U.S. Air Force Sgt. who served In WW1I. He was a member o f V.F.W. Post 8093. He waa a sports fan. Survivors Include wife, Ella Jean Laughlln, Dcbary; son, Kevin P. Laughlln. Dcbary; daughter, Shartene L. Hoch, Ormond Beach; daughter, Dcana L. Rue], Miami; daughter, Lisa L. Morris, Dcbary: nine grandchildren. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery. Orange City, tn charge o f arrangements. n m s n i f g ^ ffy n George I. Moslcr, 79, Palm Valley Drive, Oviedo, died Fri­ day March 12. 1999. Bom Oct. 28, 1919 In Waltersburg, Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1993 from Ohio. Mr. Mosler waa a service engineer. He was a Presbyterian. Mr. Mosler was a U.S. Army Veteran. He was a member of the Oviedo American Legion Post 243 and Oviedo V.F.W. He was a member o f the Ma­ sonic Lodge, Ohio. Survivors Include wife, Edith Moster, Oviedo; daughter. San­ dra Moaier-Humble, Ohio; daughter, Betty Jane MosterDoane, Orlando; brother, Reno Mosler, Pa.; slater, Dorothy >" 3 3 1 -7 4 0 0 Grab your Mends and Join us nor the lu ie s t river cleanup Help Rescue the River Saturdau. March 20.1999 N r ■ m M M M O H L OH M O O -2M -40SO w liHldlRg CommitKltf i �[ \ T).'* • i 4 A •Seminole HeiakJ. Sanlord, Honda •Tuesday, March 16.1999 Twin----------- Continued from Page 1A conllng to Lake Mary Police Department llcutennnt David Guildford. 'l i e may be on the run,* Guildford sold. "We don't know where he's nt. Hr has a lengthy criminal history." Hinson, who llvrs nt 205 Margaret Hoad, has a criminal record that Includes two DUI'b and chnrgrs for cultivating marijuana, possession of c o ­ caine. and multiple charges for forging drug prescriptions, p o­ lice say. Hemauer was airlifted to Or­ lando Regional Medical Center. She suffered n ruptured uterus, and the twins had to tie re­ moved by Caesarian section. She also suffered lacerations to hrr left arm and left leg. Ilnby llrtnn. who weighed two pounds, five ounces, died Just before midnight Monday ut the neo-nntal care unit of Arnold Ihilmer Hospital for Children A Women. Baby Joshua, who weighs two pounds, nine ounces. Is In ex­ tremely critical condition as of 8:30 u.m. Tuesday. The babies wvre In al>out the 28th week of gestation. Orlando Itegtonnl Medical Center spokesman Joe Drown said. If baby Joshua dies, police say Hinson will l>e charged with a second count of vehicular homicide. "They were both In very criti­ cal condition at the onset." Drown said. "In addition to b e ­ ing very early In Ihe pregnancy, they also suffered the trauma of a ruptured uterus. They werr placed In Incubators and on respiratory assistance from the start." Doctors have yet to determine how much blood supply was Interrupted to surviving baby Joshua at the lime of the Im­ part. Doctors are concerned about how the aerldrnt will e f­ fect the development of Joshua's lungs, brain, and other areas. Drown said. Tills was the first pregnancy for Violetta and David Demauer of Samantlta lane, who have been married for about a year and a half. Drown said. Violetta Demauer Is In stuble condition In the Intensive care unit at OltMC. It took rescue workers 30 minutes to cut off the remove Demauer from her car. 'Doctors have said tliat if It wasn't for the fast response (of rescue workers) the babies would have died much earlier,* Drown sold. Witnesses told police that Hinson, who was pulled from his pickup and suffered a bruised chin, was gunning a yellow light as the light turned red. "lie hit her right In the driver's door." Lake Mary Police Department Lt. David Oulldford said. Hinson was been cited Mon­ day for running a red light. Additional charges were d e­ pending on the health of the Infants. Hinson was gtvrn a blood test for alcohol or drug use. although police at the scene did not believe he was Intoxicated. Doctors crsdlt ths fast work of roscuo workers with keeping Violetta Bemauer's twin children alive as long as poesMe. Be manor was about 20 weeks pregnant. 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Ssnlord, Honda •Tuetday, MarctilB.1999 • I B J in IU ik ijm c m : Assistant Thrillers open Classic Sports Editor L u b ra n o no-hitter highlights excitin g first d ay o f M ik le r -R e e b o k tournam ent Bt m i P t h a l i i It is time for Penny to grow up SANFORD • So Orlando Manic fninrhlsr-pluyrr Penny Hardaway Isn't comfortable with Ills relationship with roach Chuck Daly. Hr wants It to be more warm und cuddly while, at the same tlmr. he feels he Is bring sin­ gled out for missing games the past few years because of Inju­ ries. , According to reports that have circulated around the NUA for weeks now. and re­ cently In local newspapers. Penny wants everyone to know that his Injuries were legit and that the tram Is singling him out. Penny Is the highest paid player on the Magic and the only hope the train has of r e ­ storing Itself to what was. Just a few years ago. the most promising franchise In the NBA. It's not the money that mat­ ters. It's the fact that he Is the team leader and. to be a tram leader, he has to accept r e ­ sponsibility when the Magic aren't pla>1ng up to capability. When the tram wasn't going well In Year 1 A.S. (After Shaq), Penny didn't step up to take the lead. Instead he organUed a mu­ tiny that got then-coach Brian Hill fired. When the playofTs came that year, hr was unstoppable. He showed everyone what can happen If you Just get him the If Penny can Just play, he Is one o f the top three or four players In the game. When he Is In the lineup, the Magic can contend with any­ one In the NBA Cast for the top seed in the playofTs. When he's not here. It Isn't like losing Bo Outlaw or any­ one else In the Magic lineup. Penny Is the franchise. So he can't be too concerned if the Magic puts a special sense o f urgency when Penny's ailing. Last year, Penny missed most o f the last half of the sea­ son and the Magic missed the playofTs for the first time In years. Superetara In the NBA tend to be treated differently than the other millionaires that come o ff the bench. Michael Jordan, Grant Hill, Dennis Rodman and Shaq are among the many players that have _ privileges. gotten special prti Penny deserves them. He's the franchise. But he also deserves special treatment when It comes (o his Injuries. When he traveled to Houston last year to get u second opinion on his Injured leg. the Magic had every right to be concerned. Now he says he wants to be treated like everyone else. Penny isn't everyone else. He's the star and the future of the franchise. As far as his relationship with Daly, it shouldn't matter a bit if Daly and he don't communicate. Daly has proven himself as a winner. He Is tire one in the relationship with two NBA titles and an Olympic gold medal. Daly is the one in the NBA Hall-of-Fame. Penny is the one who has been shut out 4-0 in three straight playoff series. Daly knows what he's doing aind if he doesn't want to communicate with Penny on every single decision he makes, young Penny needs to defer to Daly and his lifetime o f NBA knowledge. Penny may be sensitive lo criticism, but it's time he grows up and becomes a leader. The only leadership he has given the Magic was when he led the mutiny against Hill. It's time for Penny to grow Ptssss see Jeff, Page 2B PAUL kflKLBR— REEBOK CLASSIC CORRESPONDENT OVIEDO - All three first-day games In the Paul Mikler-Reebok Classic baseball tourna­ ment at Oviedo High School featured enough drama to make the fans who braved Monday's cold and wind glad they did. Two of the games needed extra Innings to decide, the Boone Braves rallying for an 8-4 win over the Lake Mary Rama In eight Innings, while the Bishop Moore Hornets scraped by the Lyman Orevhounds. 5-4. in 10 Innings. Oviedo's Paul Lubrano provided the dram atic tension in the nightcap as he tossed his second no-hltter o f the season, blanking the Colonial Grenadiers. 2-0. Paul Lubrano hurtod his second no-Nttsf of the season and stretched his scoroloss Inning streak lo 24 as he Improved lo 4-0 on the season In pitch­ ing the host Oviedo Lions lo a 2-0 victory over Colonial Monday night. The tournament continues with three games today and three more on Thursday. Today's schedule has Lyman and Boone playing al 2 p.m. Lake Mary and Colonial tan­ gle al 5 p.m. before undefeated Oviedo (12-0) and once-beaten Bishop Moore (14-1) square off at 8 p.m. On Thursday. Lyman and Colonial will meet In the 2 p.m. game before the Lake MaryBishop Moore game at 5 p.m. Oviedo and Boone will wrap up the tournament with their game at 8 p.m. The tournament la following Olympic pool play guidelines to determine Its champion. If more than one learn finishes with the same r e ­ cord once all nine games have been played, a variety o f tiebreakers (such ss head-to-head competition, run differential, fewest runs al­ lowed. and moat runs scored) will be em ployed At O visd o H igh School B R A V E S B. R A M S 4 100 0 10 2 4 . • • 0 Laks M ary 900 0 10 00 . 4 6 2 TTagrarr. IHI nun |S| and Mralry. Trrllrtn. HubrrU (S| and Sanfard. Wl' . T ra **rr 13 0) LP . Trrtlrtn (1-2). Save . none. 311 . hnmr. O utlm ri and Ollbrrl: Lahr Mary. Tbrmna 311 . nonr. IIH . Ikimr. Wrtr lake Mary. Srhmnnk. Mr««ml» . flranr B-4. l a i r Mary 11 -3. H O R N E T S B. G R E Y H O U N D S 4 d oo rs 001 210 000 1 . S S 2 2000020000. 4 S 2 Coltm. Dim |0| anil Wailar*. Croat. Wykr (SI and Kamin*kl WP _ IHnl 13 0| U ' . Wyler 10-31 Smrt . none 311 IMtlnfi Moore. Wallarr 3. Slrenaun. and .Mrtnpkowtkl. Ly­ man. Iteaa and Kpple 311 . none IIH . IHthnp Moore. Htrhardaon. Lyman. Kppte Heeordt . IMthop Moore 14 I. Lyman B-B L IO N S 2. O R E N E D IE R S 0 0000000 . 0 0 I 002000a. 2 4 0 I"rank and Ikmtum Lubrano und Ahrarrt. Wl' . Lubrano 14 01 LP. innate 14 31 Hare . none 311 . none 311 . nonr. 101 . none Herorda . Colonial 7-4. Onrdu 13-0. lo determine the champion. •Except for the cold and the wind. It was a great Aral day.* aald Oviedo coach Krnne Brown. "You couldn't ask for a more com peti­ tive first day. Each game wasn't decided until the final out was made.* The Lake Mary Roms wrre within on out of winning the tournament's opening game, leading 4-2 with two out* In the top o f the sev­ enth Inning. But Boone's Jayson Weir sent the Bags 2B S C C softball team gets back on track B e D e a n S m ith S K I R T S E D IT O R SANFORD • After suffering four straight losses to open the weekend, the struggling Semi­ nole Community College soft­ ball appears to have righted the ship, winning three of Ita last four games. The Raiders (17-15-1 over­ all. 3-7 In the Mid-Florida Conference) sufTerrd back-toback heartbreaking one-run losses to Santa Fe Community College In Oalnesvtlle on Thursday, fulling 4-3 In nine Innings und 7-0 In a game stopped after five innings by darkness. SCC was then forced to gel buck on the bus and travel on to Tallahassee to play In the Tallahassee Community Col­ lege Tournament on Friday and Saturday. The Raiders got off to a poor start In Pool Play, getting shutout by Manatee Commu­ nity College from Bradenton. 8-0. then dropping a 6-3 deci­ sion to host Tallhassee. But Saturday brought a new day for the local squad, and they responded by blanking Illinois Central Community College from East Peoria, 1-0, as Lake Howell graduate Jen Gillespie hit a second Inning home run and Kat Clccarone hurled a four-hit shutout. SCC then played well, but fell 5-4 In the first round o f eliminations as Gulf Coast Community College from Pan­ ama City scored four runs In the bottom o f the sixth Inning. The Raiders then took out • lot o f frustration after finally getting back home on Monday, sweeping a doubleheader from F le a s * m s BCC. P ag* 2B R A I D E R S 9 -1 0 , R O A D R U N N E R S 0 -2 G A M E ORB Qtouehsstsr ■sasteate 000 00. 0 1 9 941 la _ ■ 8 1 VanArtMlulm and Shinn. Miller and OlOrople. Wl> . Miller P-6). LP _ VanArtMlulen. Save _ none. 30 _ GCC. MrCafleiy; SCC. Mam Vetter. 30 . SCC Vetter. IIH _ none. 0 0 0 110 . 2 7 1 900 B O l . 10 14 1 McCaflny and M t m m I Unit tnd Hnfcttt WP . Item* 44-01. LP . McCsl- Mfy. 1 Saw _ rtwnr 311 . . GCC. VamArttdulrn SCC. Srqutno. Oillnptc. rajta. 3(1. SCC. M « u IIH . non- Herante _ SCC 17-1V I amaU 3 7 MidFlwttta Conference. GAINESVILLE, MARCH 11 SAINTS 4-7. RAIDERS 9-6 900 001 0 0 0 . 9 • 1 _________ 190 0 0 0 001 4 14 2 Clrcarone and OtOeapte. William* and IVari WP . Wdllama. L P . Cicerone 13 41. Sore . none. 311 _ SCC Schulli. STCC. Soulhmayd. WlBlama. 311. none. IIH. SCC. Mam. 001 140 . 0 9 2 211 2 1 a . 7 11 1 Saunbrey and Hrddllt. ToDdorf KUd |S« and IVari WP . Tubdurf LP . Saurrbrry 17-41. Save . Hun 311. SCC. Man In. Hoten: STCC. Sheffield. 311 . e. IIH _ SCC. M am ORLANDO - Formar Ovtsdo High School and Ssnlord American Lsgion Post 53 star Jsrsmy Frost (sbovs and teft) h u gotten off to sn sxorttent start In his frsshmsn ysar at ths University of Contra! Flor­ ida. Batting In tha No. 5 spot in coach Jay Bsrgman's kna-up, ths rtgNhandad hitting esnterfiskter had an outstanding day as ths Goidan Knights (13-0) swspt a doubtshaadsr from Sterma on Satur­ day, 15-4 and 22-2. In tha Irst gams, Frost was 1-for-1 with two RBI, including his fourth stoten baa# and first sacrifica of tha aaason, bafor* baing rapiacad fo ra pinch-hitter. in tha nightcap. Frost batting ctean-up, was 3-for-6, including his fifth homa run and aacond Iripis d tha ssaaon, scorsd thru runs and drovslnflva. Ta l l a h a s s e e C.C. TOURNAMENT POOL PLAT ta L A N C E R S S , R A ID E R S 0 ■■ ■ M ill 00000 . 0 9 2 M a u ls * 00900. 0 0 0 MUIrr and Olilcaplc. Christian and IknUn. WP . O u l Mian. LP . Milter C3« Save . none. 3U . SCC Mam 311 _ MCC. IknUn H R . none. E A G L E S 0. R A ID E R S 9 U k ia s s i 100 0 4 1 0 . S 1 1 0 009 0 1 0 0 . 9 8 9 8mMh and flalaiar. Sauerbrry and Heddlll. WP . Smith. LP . Sauerbrry (7« • Save . none. 3D _ SCC admits 311 . none. IIH . none. Patriots, Bears romp in baseball 19 RAIDERS 1. COUGARS 0 i S Bil B i l i ‘0 1 0 0 0 0 0 . 1 4 1 m . C astra ! 000000 0 0 4 1 Clccarone and Oillcante. L*MonM*ne and Kuith. WP _ Clccarone 14-41. LP . LaMom«*ne. Save _ none. 30 . SCC. Martin. 30 . none UK . SCC. Otlkaple. SPORTS EDITOR ORLANDO - Junior Scott Myers tossed a three-hitter and Andrew VanLandlngham drove In three runs as Lake Brantley Joined University and West Orange In run-rule victo­ ries on the opening day o f the Orlando CU lmIc at Cypress Creek High School on Monday. Myers Improved to 2-2 aa he held Whitehaven, Tennessee ELIMINATIONS COMMODORES 8, RAIDERS 4 001001 8 . 4 7 9 , _ 00 0 0 1 4 s. 8 0 0 Sauerbrey and Oillrmpte. Heceer and Andrew*. WP _ Heeaer. LP _ Sauerbrry (7-6). Save . none. 30 . OCCC. Neal. 3D _ S C C M am H R. SCC. Mays. scoreleu until the bottom of the sixth Inning aa the Patriots (0-3) cruised 11-1, VanLandlngham. a senior first baseman, was 2-for-3 with a home - run and a triple, while Junior outfielder Justin H ants was 2-for-3. r games, slfy defeated Charleston, Ten­ nessee. 14-1 In five Innings, and West Orange amoked Northside. Tennessee, 35-0 In five innings. In games today. Second Bap­ tist from Texas takes on Lake Howell at 9 a.m.; McCaUle, Tennessee faces Dr. Phillips at 11:30 a.m.: and Edgewater battles Oak Ridge at 2 p.m. iS m tt o * 941 0 0 4 . 1 1 7 0 sk— a fnOOOOOOl. 1 94 Mycn and Klln#rr. llama and MUlcr. WP . Mycn (3-3). IP . Hants 10-1). Save _ none. 3U . none. 38 . Lake Full weekend o f action in Sanford Babe Ruth Baseball Br Paan Smith SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD - The baseball Odd* o f Sanford were busy the last few days as the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parka Department Babe Ruth Base­ ball League got into full swing. In Bambino Minor League action. Uie Devil Rays clubbed the New Tribes Mission Indi­ ans, 15-1 and the Newsome Hardwoods Athletics outscored the Mariners, 18-13 on Friday night: the Pirates topped the Red Sox 18-8 on Saturday af­ ternoon; and the New Tribes Mission Indiana edged the Red Sox, 8-7, on Monday night at Roy Holler Junior Field. In Bambino Majors League action, the Railroaders Cubs whitewashed the Sanford Elec­ tric Athletics. 12-0, on T h u rs­ day night; and the Sanford Electric Athletics topped the Sunniland Corporation M ar­ lins, 16-10: the Sanford Lodge •62 Free & Accepted Masons Yankees bested the Rinker Materials Devil Rays. 9-5; and the Railroaders Cubs trimmed the Rotary Breakfast Club E x ­ pos, 9-4, Saturday morning at Roy Holler Junior Field. In Babe Ruth Baseball League action from Saturday, the Nobles Communication White Sox clobbered the Ro­ tary Club Athletics, 14-3, and the Elks Lodge #1241 Braves drubbed the KJwants Club In­ diana, 11-4, at Historic San­ ford Memorial Stadium: and the Knights of Columbus E x ­ pos stopped the Dean, Ring­ ers. Morgan & Lawton P A . Diamond Backs, 16-9,. at Zlnn Beck Field. ■A B B RUTH LEAGUE Standing _ Nobles Commu­ nication White Sox (3-0), Ro­ tary Club Athletics and Is of Colum bus Expos 2-1), Elks Lodge *1241 Braves and Klwmnls Club Indi­ ana (both 1-2) and Dean, Ring­ ers, Morgan A Lawton P A . Diamond Backs (0-3). Schedule _ tonight at H is­ toric Sanford Memorial St a- a • * • Bobs B I S , F|. . :: urrtsi ,c .* w - ■■■• — __*» I fm i >' �I - Seminole Herald. San tort). Florida - Tuesday. March16.1999 Baseball C o n tin u e d fro m Page IB game into extra Innings with a two-run home run. Chris Gutlcrre* snapped the tie with an RBI double In the top o f the eighth. Brian Gilbert then added a two-run double to give the Braves (8-4) some breathing room. Providing the offense for Boone were Weir (2for*5. home run. three RBI): Gilbert (2-for-2. double, one run. two RBI): Gutierrez (2-for-4. double, three runs. RBI): Chris Schuemake (single, run. RBI); Todd LcStourgeon (single RBI); and Cameron Able and Pat McCullough (each with a run scored). Doing the hitting for Lake Mary were Eric Schmook (three-run home run); Jose Tormos (2-for-4. double. RBI); Matt Horwath and Jose Rosado (each with a single and a run scored); Rob Macchlone (single); and Matt Allegro (one run scored). Bobby Tragcser 13-0) was the winning pitcher for the Braves, allowing four runs (all earned) on six hits over seven Innings, striking out eight and walking two. Ryan Tretteln (1-2) suffered the loss despite allowing just three earned runs on six hits In his 7-2/3 Innings of Babe R u th — Continued from Page IB dlum. Knights of Columbus Expos vs. Elks Lodge 01241 Braves. 6 p.m „ and Klwanls Club Indians vs. Nobles Com­ munication White Sox, 8 p.m. Providing the offense were: Nobles Communication White Sox; three hits _ Robert­ son (double, run): two hits _ Hennlnger (two runs, three RBI). Rega (two runs. RBI): one hit _ Lookls (double, four runs). G. Hutchins and Coursey (two runs each); one run _ Long. Rotary Club Athletics: one hit _ Johnson. Medlock and Scott(run each), Cain (RBI). Bertrand. Elks Club 01241 Braves: two hits _ Heckle (two doubles, run. RBI). Erickson (run, two RBI); one hit _ Glib (two runs), Leshinskl. Holller and Quinn (one run each); two runs _ Polosld, Talley; one RBI _ Hicks. Klwanis Club Indians: two hits _ Cham bers (double, three runs); one hit _ Gathers (run), Haberllng (RBI). Bacak, Lewis. Knights of Colum bus Expos: one hit _ Adam M undy (double, three runs. RBI). Keith Wright (double, two runs, two RBI), Clifford Manley (double), Qkn William son (three runs), W ayne Watts: three runs _ Eric Bryant; two hits _ Sengue Brundldge; one tun _ Brandon Bryant. Earnest Manley, Victor Blue: one RBI _ James Pearson. Dean. Ringers. Morgan * Lawton PJE Diamond Backs: one hit _ Peterson (double, run, two RBI). Towers and Doney (one run and one RBI each). Sheffield and Casey (one run each); one run _ Roesch, Lanier. Hayes. Jackm an. B TAD TO M 101 7V _ 14 I S 00109. S S a o o o n i.t i s 101 SOI 1 . 4 9 4 S 9 S .1 S S 4014 . I I Standings _ American Divi­ sion: Sanford Lodge *62 F. & A.M. Yankees and Rlnker M a­ terials Devil Rays (both 2-1) and Sanford Electric Athletics (1-2); National Division; Rail­ roaders C ubs (3-0); Rotary Breakfast Club Expos (1-2) and Sunniland Corporation work. Mickey Kalin, plnch-mnnlng for Ion Clark, scored the game-winning run on Omar Ser­ rano's Inftcld single to give BlBhop Moore Its decision over Lyman. The Hornets, who trailed 2-0 after one Inning built, a 4-2 lend heading Into the sixth Inning. Lyman rallied for a pair o f runs In the home half o f the sixth to force extra Innings. The Greyhounds had runners In scoring posi­ tion In the seventh, eighth, nlnllt, and lOtli In­ nings but were unable to plate any o f them. Leading the Bishop Moore offense were Chris Richardson (solo home run); Rich Wallace (Iwo doubles); Craig Stempkowskl (double, nm); Brian Steenson (double): Tito Alfonso (two sin­ gles. one run); Serrano (single. RBI); Clark (single); and Kalin nnd Pat Malntlno (each with one run scored). Lyman was led by Brandon Epplc (2-for-4. solo home run. double); Billy Hess (3-for-4, double, run, RBI); Chnse Rozell (single, RBI): J.T. Williamson and Dave Milton (ench with a single nnd n run scored): Matt Skelton (single); and Kit Kaminski (RBI). Greg Dlnl (2-0). who worked the final five In­ nings In relief o f starting pitcher Kyle Colton. Marlins (0-3). Schedule _ tonight at Roy Holler Junior Field. Sanford Electric Athletics vs. Sanford Lodge 063 F. ft A.M. Yankees, 5:45 p.m. and Sunniland C or­ poration Marlins vs. Railroad­ ers Cubs. 7:45 p.m. Providing the offense were: Railroaders Cubs: three hits _ Freddie Howard (three tri­ ples. three runs, four RBI): two hits _ Ha carle Mitchell (home run, two runs, RBI), Donrell Hicks (double, two runs, three RBI). Larry Thomas (double, three runs); one lilt _ M arc Hall (RBI). Sergio Detrevtlle; two runs _ Lavurlo Carey. Sanford Electric Athletics: two hits _ Jonathan Mangum (triple, three runs. RBI). Ryan Thom e (double, two runs, three RBI). Brandon Hampton (three runs, two RBI): one hit _ Ravin Lawson (run); three runs, RBI _ Pat Bowers; one run. one RBI _ Dekywan Debose; two runs _ Stephen Den­ nis; one run _ Ernest Grant; one RBI _ Jeff Blrdsall. Devil Rare T u im 302 010 . S 9 101 10. • 1 tipM Cuba 000 004 . 4 7 30314*.• 9 B A M B I N O M IN O R S Standings _ American Divi­ sion: Royals (1-0). New Tribes Mission Indians (2-1), Mari­ ners (0-2) and Red Sox (0-3): National Division: Devil Rays (2-0), Pirates (1-0) snd Newsome Hardwoods Athletics 11-11. Schedule _ Wednesday night at Roy Holler Junior Field, Devil Rays vs. Pirates. 5:45 p.m. and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics vs. Royals. 7:15 p.m. Providing the offense were: Devil Rays: two hits _ John Sallo (home run, double, two runs, three RBI) _ Freddie Gaines (double, two runs. RBI), Jason Faith (double, two RBI), Matt Kearney (run, RBI). T.C. Kinney (two runs): one hit _ Raymond (triple, run), Danny Ortiz (double, nm . RBI), John Valentine, Jessica Dickey and Travanses McGill (one run and one RBI each), Myler Neil (two runs). Thomas Paladlno (run). Jam es Kearney. New THbes Mission Indians: two hits _ Andy Hedvall; one hit _ Benjamin Lopes (triple, nm ), Jarvis Badger (RBI). Justin StanseU, Matthew Sny­ der. Newsome . Hardwoods Ath­ letics: three hits _ David Delk (three runs, two ftBi), Justin Peterson and Justin Smith (two runs and one RBI each); two hits _ Deandre Adam (home run. two runs, four RBI). Travlus Smith (two dou­ bles, two runs, RBI), Tony W ell (double, nm , two RBI), Nick Danllla and Cary Brooks (one run and one RBI each). Jeremy Murphy (run); one hit _ Ben McGee (double, run. two RBI), Edwin MaidShado (run, RBI), Julian Pearson (run). Mariners: three hits . Tho­ mas Hicks (double, nm , two RBI). Shawn Oartepy (two runs); two hits _ Robbie Lock­ hart (triple, two runs), Savlon Dickerson (two doubles, run, two RBI). Rowdy Miller (two runs, RBI). Joey Guerra and Joe Howard (one run each), Grady Pftueger and Emory Griffin (one RBI each): one hit _ Matthew Hgelter, Carlin Bullock and D J . Delaney (one n m each). Sunniland Corporation M a r­ lins: two hits _ Sean M alher (run, RBI); Richard Nelson (two runs); one hit _ Jon Adkins (triple, two runs, two RBI). J a ­ cob Bacak (two runs): one run _ Tyler Markovltx, PhlUlp Bastl. Brantley Brumley. Sanford Lodge *62 F. ft A.M. Yankees: one hit _ Brian Ire ­ land: two tuna _ Ondreus Red­ ding. Luke KemmSg. Shawn Bird; one run _ Bruce Hlpaher, Hunter Flueger. Marcus B u l­ lock. Rlnker Materials Devil Rays: two hits _ Cody MlUer (two runs); one hit _ Khalil Farahkhan (home run. run. two RBI); one run _ John McGhee. Shelton Stiff. Railroaders Cuba: four hits _ Freddie Howard (home run. triple, double, three runs, three RBI): three hits _ Larry Thomas (triple, two runs): one hit .T im oth y Acree (two runs). Marcus Leonard: one n m . Bacarte Mitchell. Sergio D e ­ trevtlle. Rotary Breakfast Club E x ­ pos: two hits _ Jason Tate (home run. nm . three RBI). Allen Foster (double, run, RBI): one hit . George Easley and Anthony Donaldson (one nm each), Derrick Mathis. TH U U D A T 9 9 4 .il t l 009 . 0 0 ■ s s .is t a M l. SA TV anA T (11)09 B _t9 7 0 1 1 1 .1 0 1 1 7 M 4 9 1 .1 S S 4 I1 S 9 S .1 S B 4 SCC was the winning pitcher. He gave up one run on two hits while striking out six and walking five. Jason W yler was tagged with the loss d e ­ spite allowing only an unearned run on four hits over six Innings. The only hits In the Oviedo-Colonial game were singles by Justin Holmes, Brett Murphy, Kenny Starling, nod Jelf Knapp for the Lions. Bobby Mellor and Jercd Goodwin each scored a run, Mellor coming In on a Colonial error and Goodwin scoring on n wild pitch. Lubmno (4-0) ran his consecutive scoreless Inning streak to 24 with the no-hlt shutout. He struck out eight and walked four. Al one point. Lubrano retired 15 consecutive Colonial hit­ ters. David Pringle (4-2) was hung with the loss. •tones or application roa Tax o i i b N o n c e is h e r e b y o i v i n . tti»t Lrrry L Hunt. Nancy A Hunt, (he Im U w of Itv* lolioaIng e«Ullkata(a) ha* Wad aatd cart Meat*)*) lor a taa daad to b* Issued thereon Th# eeruficat* number)*) and yawl*) of Issue nee. th* description ol th* property, and th* name!*) in which It we* ataeaaed la/are a* c t a r t n c A T t n o *49 TSAR o r ISSUANCI. IS M Description ot Property: LEO LOTS S * 10 B IX 14 TR 9 TOWN OP SANTORO 0 9 1 SO 40 Name* In «*M*h aaaetaed: I A Ttovm. H. C. Seem AH et **M prop*tty being In Mr* County el la nded*. Slate el PlerM* Uni*** auah aertWIaeW *) ahaH Vie prep atty da*criped in such wt*(*) win b* ceM to the I bidder at th* areal Seminal* County Courthouse. Santerd. Plerid*. *n me t im day el April. I N I *111:00 am. Payment el Sole lee. appttcaMe documentary stamp lea** and recording Ita t ^if^i rr td tid le be peM by 0** aucceaaM bidder al the tele. P ul payment at an emeu*! ague! te the hrghcat bid la due totata 14 heura the advert lead time el AH le Pm Clerk el Baled mi* «rd day et March. MANYANNS N O R M CLERK OP THS CIRCUIT COURT SlMWtOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA b y SMrtey C. Morgan Deputy Clerk .......... March 0. 10. 19. S M . -1 - _u HHOai OP M aHeeVlem by*JveftLel me are aagaged le busineae at M * I . SR 4S4. lu h e I004-941. AN*manta Spring*. PL U T14. Sasdeel* County. Florida, under m# Fistulous Name et M R l9 9 T I 9 t , aed that w* te register a*ld name 1001. KAMOS PON HSALTM, INC DBA-14* N a sJ e ra S S rjra S IU w e *m engaged ta beaMeae d MO S. SR 494, S d M 1SS4-S43. PL M M * . Statu**!. To­ w n; See lien BSS.St, Florida Statute* 1*01. MANOS FOR HEALTH, INC. Brantley. VanLendlnfham. H U _ Brantky, V b n lh n d ln g h m . Records take Brantky B-9: Whitehaven 0-1. BEARS ROAR Oil ROAD BRONSON _ Scott Rankin threw a two-hitter and also had a pair of hits as W inter Springs thumped homestand­ ing Bronson. 10-0 in six in­ nings Monday. Rankin evened his personal record at 1-1 in helping the Bears get to 4-6 on the season. Rankin waa 2-for-4 with an RBI, while Sheehan drove In two runs and Erik Schultz plated one nm . 10. R A O L S S O 0 9 3 111 _ 10 9 0 000000 . 0 3 0 COLLEEN CAMPRCLL end THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF COLLEEN CAMPBELL. M living. and eU unknown pan*«* claiming by, throudi. wider or against the above named Defendant* wh# are m l known to be dead or atme. whether said unknown pari tea may claim an bilareat a* spouse*, heir*, devtaees. grant***, assignee*, boner*, creditor*, trust***, or ether claimant*, claiming by.through. under or apain*I the aald COLLEEN CAMPBELL or THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF COLLEEN CAMPBELL, and NATION IBANK. N A . successor M CITIZENS FEDERAL RANK. I/Va CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Da land* nta hope* ta hereby M**n met pursuant la a F ind J udgment d Foreclosure entered in Ihe ebere-atyled cauee. In tb* Circuit Court *1 Semanei* County. Florid*. I w * ae* th* property aituele In i*mmole County. Florida, described a* LOT 4. SLOCK 0. SKY LARK UNIT I RIPLAT. ACCORD!NO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN F IA T BOOR IE. PAOI 14. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORI0A at pub** ad*. Is m* high M l Weal front door et the Seminole County Courthouse. In ianler*. Florida at M SS A M an APRIL • IM S DATED THIS ISth day ol MARCH, IN S . Maryann* Moree Clerk ot Circuit Court By: Ja m E Jeoewtc Deputy Clerk W YO U A M A P IN IO N WITH A 0WA9K.ITY WHO NEEDS ANT ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO FARTtCiPATE IN THIS PRO. C U O M O . YOU A M ENTITLED. AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THS PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CO N TACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT 901 N PARR AVENUE. SUITS NM 1. SANFORO. FLONIOA. u r n . t*on 1 19*4310 s x t . 4217 WITHIN t WORKING DATE OF TOUR RECEIPT OF THIE NOTICE. IF YOU A M HEAR!NO OR VOtCS IMPAIMO. CALL 1SO0-SE4-ETT1 NOTE. THIS COMMUNICATION. FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED W IU M U U D FOR THAT PURPOSE Oibbone. Smith, Cohn t Arndt P.0. Boa E177 Taw**. FL 93401 Fa* m s ) t r r - m o Publish March IS . 13. 1900 DCA-194 •PNo 9m 0 0 -144091-440 i ter a general Pandl by: ta tho Metier e l m Oort The Deparbmnt d Environmental Protection gives nobe* mol It m s detsradmd that the prapaood salt b e d slalom court* In 0m aeeNMeet pertlan et Baer Lab* by Cart O em Lindsey puddle* ter We canard pored established under Rule S3-041.471(1He), Florida Admtatafratto* Code. The Depertmanfa determination than become tins! unloo* a — *y patniin ter an ednddstreWv# hearing to Wed under eec110.0S0 and 1M .0T *4 the Florida at*tut** Th* grim and maliening ter e hearing are set forth below. Upon I d • petition, thto dotermimtlen w i m l be atteor order d the Department twee l ub*tantie I letereati are affected by Wa a^w m tern j^PM wEB^raV* Iraa V *l 9^0lM ^0W 9Wyo aum* Bastions 100 940 and 1M.07 d We Harris scattered seven hits to n m her record to 4-0. Amy Fazio led the offense, going 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI. while Olllesple w as 3-for*3 with a double and Lake Mary's JeannJe Manx was 2-fbr-3 with a triple. Mans continues to be the hottest of the SCC batters, going lO-for-20. Inducting two home runs, two triples and two doubles, scoring six runs snd driving in nine In the most recent eight gsmes. The Raiders will now take off for the rest o f Spring Break, not playing again until r e ­ lum ing for a doubleheader at home against Polk Community College from Winter Haven next Tuesday (March 23) starting at 2 p.m. PrepsLB IN TU B OIROUIT CO URT OP TMfl RM HTSSNTH JUDICIAL. C IR C U IT OP T N I STATS OP FLORIDA, IH AMO FOR • IN IHOLS OOURTY CIVIL ACTION Oaa* Her 0S -B I0 0 -O A -1 4 -R Olvialeni. SALOMON BROTHERS REALTY CORP. Plaintiff, OSA-141 - 07 LB Glouchester Community Col­ lege, 6-0 and 10-2. T ra d Miller hurled a onehit. atx strike out shutout at the Rnsdninnera In the open­ ing game. Kelli Vetter had the big game on offense for SCC, going 2-for-2 with a triple and a double, scoring one run and driving In two. In the second game. Sabrina Legal Notices Legal Notices The paM l an m ud eeiridn th* Intoon*Bon eot K he Med (raoeKrad hy Wa dark} In th* Office I et the Department at 0000 Commonwealth iben 0«. TaHehasaee. Florida 99*44 1000. The i msH a copy ot W* petition w Wo applicant at aim eddmm Indtoetad abeva at We Dm* d tiling. Pobliem m ud be Hied within I t day* e l pubitcalkwv or receipt ol Wto an Rl*n m b ea. osoept th d a petition by any perean onUttod mwrttten n*«oe undar section 100.44(9) o f Wa Florida itduta* t l day* el raceIp! of th* written mtloe. Th* to IS* a petition within Wa appraprtot* Dm* ef any o waiver el S u l person's right to request (hoering) under sectton* tM .M S —— MIRMNMI i - 1*l- a Mr h^, w * aw„)L mnufiy eOmjSw wUI .Sumonto at S^MH pip■f, in w p * omy • i wn b Legal Notices Legal Notices M TH E C IR C U IT OOURT OP TNB fSTM JUDICIAL OIROUIT, IN ARO FOR SEMINOLE OOUNTY, FLORIDA SBRSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION P*0*t 01 and 17 ol the Public Record* ol Somlnoto County, Florid*. Doled thto 10W day ol MARCH, CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AE INLAND MORTOAOE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF ANORIENNE SMITH, OlreuR Oeurl 1000 Maryann* Mom* Clerk Circuit Court By J*n* ■ JsMwtc Deputy Clerk ROGER D M A R . ESQ PO SOX 4004 ORLANDO. FL 99149 II yeu *r* a parson srith • dtomodelien m eider to parttolpeta Jeff- wants to stay. He's got a team with a legitimate shot at going deep into the playoffs and only has a chance to get better in the next two years. The whole thing rides on Penny's shoulders. Paga LB up and become the superstar he can be Instead o f the one he expects to be treated like. This Magic team can go a long way. but Penny Is the one who needs to get on the same page with his team and with his coach. O f course, everyone In O r­ lando is concerned that Penny will ditch us the sam e way Shaq did. But Penny seems to want to stay and everything he says, both In and out o f the new spa­ pers, makes It sound like he ittatodtoStito M Her e 's another lame predic­ tion: I n the Bay HOI c la s s ic this week In O rlan do, Justin Leonard or Tom Watson. The weather Is expected to be windy and cold a n d they both know how to grind U out in bad conditions. J f ------ * section 1941/9 ot th* Florid* Itotuto* to not Tho spphoetlon to avaitrdtie tor pubtlo Inspection during normal * nws. E M B.m. to 0:00 p.m., Monday through Fridas I bohdsys. pie**« mah* on oppdnlmont at W* letter___ m ot odl (440409-9907. : btoroh 10.1000 DSA-107 1 property being located ta BSfilfWto County. Florid*, mors porucuterty described et toiLei 97, Lskeweed at tog to ta* Map or Pi recorded Nt Pt»t Pee k 94, Page* M and 41. to to* pubhc record* ot Sontinoto County. Thai said sale to being i to teltofy We term* *f this Writ 40 T N I 10TN C M S N 4 . 04-1410 CA-14-R FIRST RANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AE TRUSTEE UNOSR THE POOLING AND MRYtCINQ A O M IM IN T DATED JANUARY 91. 1007, FOR CITYSCAPE HOMS IO UITV LOAN TRUST 1007-A. AS BENEFICIARY CANO11 D WILBURN. E T AL w it h a d is a b il it y h ie o w g •PICIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PANT1CIPATS IN THE PROC ftD iM G l SHOULD CONTACT THS BN F0R C IA9 LS WWTS M O TIO N OF THS CIVIL DfVI•lOH AT THS SHERIFF'S OFFICS. 1044 04TH STREET. SANFORO. FLORIOA. AT LEAST FITS DATE PRIOR TO THS PROCSEOrilOS (407) 004 4414 TTD Pubftoh Msroh IS. 09. M April FOM 4LOSU R S SEES NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVIN pursuant ta o Fm*l Judgment al Foreeloeurs dated Mersb I t . 140k. and onasrod to Cgao No. 04-1414 CA-14-K. *1 the CtoSeH Court ef the l0Th Judtoto) Circuit le a«4 to BANK NATIONAL ASBOCiATION. AS TRU4TIS UNOSR THS POOUNQ AND SERVIOINa A O M IM IN T DATED JANUARY S I. I M F . FOR CITYSCAPf HOMS BOUITY LOAN TRUST 1M7-A. AS BENEFICIARY to Ft*lei Iff end CAROLE 0. WILBURN. AN UNKNOWN PENSON IN PO M SI0IO N OF THS SUBJECT PROPERTY or* dotondents I wtH seH to Wn highest end best bidder tot ceeb of the West from dee* *1 the Seminole County I* m, 'if* in ff blibmi tr 497106, lasrUie Wjmi */w-*rtbiknw UlwUS4 wBVIMTwi ■I 11.40 o'ciotk * m on the 13W day et APRIL. 1000. th* toHesrlng described property oo ael forth in cold Ftnol LOT 100. TRA1LWOOD ESTATE. EEC. ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RSCOROING IN PLAT NOOK IE. PAGES EF AND t l OF THE PUBLIC RICOROS OF SBMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA DATSO IM* ItW day of MARCH. 104* MARYANNS MORES A* Clerk ol M id Court By Jan* S. Jatawie A* Deputy Clerk In Accordance WIW The Americans WIW dtoobilHi** Act Percent WIW DtooWHtla* Hooding * special Accommodation* to Perttcipot* In IM* Proceeding Should Contact Court Administration tl M t N. Perk Avenue, taniord. Florid* 41771, Telephone Number (407) 9 M -4 IM . Nat Lator Than Savon (7) D o n Prior to Wo Proceeding. II Hearing impaired (TOD) 1-004-944-4771. or Vtotoo (V) 1-400-444-4770, via I iR t o r l LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL 0 . WATSON. PA. Attorneys tor PtotntHf •400 N.W. Slot Terrace Pori Lauderdale, FL 43344 Tbtopheno: (4*4) 419-4444 Facsimile (044) 771 .SOU Publish: Marsh 14. E E 1901 OCA-1 I t M TN B S P TM S I0 T N BOUNTY, J M U & K IftM Deneid F. tsbeger. Sheriff Sam net* Ceunly. Florid* N O TIC I RIOAROINO THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF IS M . PERSONS W N N oneisp et *1., ttsnUal ietoroot* may b* aftoetod by any ehang* In Wo Dspdtmonf* determination have th* right to patiUon to booom* , £ 5 y to Wo pro*coding. In accord*nc* with Wo tusen Riwlelgh Refknop. Former Wife Defendant NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALS N O TICI IS HERESY GIVEN that by virtu* ot tost certain Writ ef (locution Issued out el and undar th* oeol el lh* Circuit Court el Sentinel* County. Florid*. Co** I 471497-DR upon a final lodgment rendered In lh* s tors** Id court on th* 4th day of April A D 1444 In Ihot certain c o m enti­ tled Meuriee Jeeeph Retonap, Former Husband v* Susan ftowtetgh Belknap. Former Wife which aforesaid Writ ol Elocution wo* delivered to me >t Sheriff et Sentinel* County, Florida end I have levied upon 00 W* right Wto and Interest of m TH S O M O UfT USURY M A atobHRMlM toHVMoh petitioner's subatonltol Intortsl* are Jtoatod by the Dopartmanl action. toots disputed by W* petitioner, ~ tM A ddom ont ol Wo im«ariolI to< g IT1— to* edmintotretlve bowing pros*** to designed ta rodstondm th# Department'* determination, ta* tiling et a petition ,rot— that Wo Department * final datarmtasttop may b* different vs and Wo unOenlgned 0* I of Sontinoto County. Plerid*. WtH *1 11 00 A M m tie I M day ef April A 0 IB M erisr tor Mto and **H to the highs st biOdsr. FOR CASH IN HAND AMO SUBJECT TO AN T AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al Hie From |Wm Q Dee*. *1 th* stop*, ef lb* ^ RMNJmJa ^ tooeWdbf0 StoC *M 0MN*W Ar to BgrrersiNU vw wFa RM ^s^r^W IMfW ME1 •inlard florid*, lh* share CORPORATION. torta above. M ropdrod by nil* 99-104.941. O A 0 I 407-1447-DR IN RE: THE FORMER MARRIAGE OF: Maurice Joseph Belknap, Former Husband Ptolnllfl tied. *i no ceet la you. to Ihe prevision el certain assistance Pteese tent set ADA Coordinator at 941 N. Port Avenue, tuile N941. tenferd. Florida 31771. Telephone (447) 9*9-4994. Oft 4137 witaM Iwo It) working days bt your recoip* of Wto Summons, if yeu are hearing unpaired, coll 1-000904-0771 Pubftoh March 10. 03. 1000 DEA-139 ■rau.n ef W* pie biding officer upon W* filing d a motion In i 5toeee wNR i t o e S E I M J M *1 Wo Florida Admintolmilv* Cod*. ' AeetHtoe muel contain the toSewing Information: WI The name, eddreo*. and tatophona number ot each pctiliMtrrtiflectkm Wa ceunly In •r.liwDeper _ j W i auto*** mbttor or activity to locator); M A ■totcnwnt ef hew end when each pdlboner recalved nollo* I d A •totemeni e l tacts Wa the petition*/ contends warrant -u a rs d Of moditodtoe d Wa Department action; m A l U l i n t — et which ruie* or oldutoo Wo petitioner contend* M u iro rovorsol or modMIootton d Wo Doporimonl action; and I d A oldanwnt at tb* roitol taught by W* petitioner, it*ting proetody We ootrno th d Wo gotWomr o m Ii We Deportment ta tobo. A H iltr— W d dee* h d dtopule th* material toots on which W* -------i to b«ood shaH itoto Wot no ouch loot* am In M SUGAR MAN, f 10 •704 • Dill* Highway Suit* ISO Miami. FL 93144 PuMtoh: March 10.13, IM S PEA-131__________________ N O T fc W T *"™ FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVIN pursuant to on Order or Final Judgment el foreclosure entered In Chril Case No 04I4 I4 -C A -1 4 -K Ol the Circuit Court ol th* ttT N Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida, whoroln IRWIN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AE INLAND MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Plslnllft. snd ANORIENNE SMITH, *t. *1, are defendants. I will Mil to W* high*it end boat bidder lor e**h *1 the Waal Front Door ol Wo Eominoto County Courthouto. Sanford, Flortda. at th* hour ol I I 00 • m , on th* tSth day ot APRIL. 1004. tho *o#owing described property Lot I . Block I *1 Ccneen •• per p ill thereof, a* recorded In Ptot Booh 1, Pig* 103. of th* Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florid* Deled thto 11th day ol MARCH. t ' 4* none . 2U _ none 38 _ none HR _ Connolly (4). Oreenice. M urray (3) and Freeman. WP (1-1). LP _ Oreenice. MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT By- Jtn* t J c m w Io Clerk 19AML K EANDSRE. NOTICE 10 HERESY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmoni ol Foroctoouro. doted March IB. IB M , entered In Coo* No. SB-1471 CA-14-K of the Circuit Court In and tor Seminole County, Florida, wherein W S S TM M K MORTGAGS CORPORATION, la W* Plaintiff and ISABEL A. •ANDERS to to* Defendant. I sriH c*H to W* Mfheot and bool bidder tor eanh *1 M l North Pork Avenue, Sanford. Florida. 0 111.401 . * , on APRIL S, 10M ty. So'cetTorth In sald'Vlnol 0.11 10,1000 OtA-101 OF CALIFORNIA, N J U NOT Bf ITS NtOfVIOMAL CAPACITY BUT BOtSLY AS TRU STEE OR ITS PSRIRTTBO OR BEHALF OF VENOSE MORTGAGI TRUST 1BBB-1* p l a in t if f M TRICR F. MORSE 0 LIVING. AMO IF OfAD, THS UNKNOWN SPOUSE HSIRS. DSVIBSSS. O RA NTBIS.ASSIGNISB LIENORS, ORSOITORS, THUS T IE S AND A U . OTHER RARTISB CLAM4N4G AN M T S M S T BT. THROUGH. UNOSR ON AGAINST PATRICK F. M ORSE PATRICIA A M O R U . 0 LIVINO, AND IP DEAD. THS UNKNOWN SPOUtS, M IP S . O t V IN E S , ORAN TEES. ASSIGNEES, L it HOPS, CREDITORS, TRUBTSSS AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTtREST BY. THROUGH. UNOSR ON AGAINST PATRICIA A MORSE JOHN DOS ANO JANS DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION. .......Q S f y iO A N T K ) NO THIS 4 f NOTICE IS H IA ES Y CWEH port usnt to • Summery Ftoal Judgmoni to tomMeeure dtoed btoroh 10. IB M . entered In Chrti Case Ns. M M S I CA 14 R to th* Circuit Court to W* ISTH Judicial Circuit to end tor SS4RHOLS County, Sanford. Florida, I * 1 t o to i deer ef lh* SemtooU County CourWeuoo ef tb* SCINNOLI County CourthouM located at SOI N. Park Avenue to SanfenE Florida, al 11: M am. cn tb* 1SW d*y to APRIL. 1104 th* loitovrtng d*scribed proeerRf *4 *to lorth to *bld Summery Final LO T SO. SANFORO PLACS, A SUBDIVISION. AOCORDINQ TO THS PLAT THKRSOF AS RSOORDSO IN P U T BOOK I E PAGES M THROUGH M . OF THE PUBLIC RBOOROB OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated Wto 10Ni day of MARCH. 1t#t* (CIRCUIT OOURT SBAU MANYANNS MORIS Ctorfc of the Circuit Court By. Jan* E Jaaatoc Deputy Clerk THE LAW 0 F F I 0 U OF DAVID J. STERN. P E ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. University Drive Plantation. PL M0E4 (444) 393-4000 04-3M4O(NATR) In *ecerdcncc wiW lh* American with Dtoabltitto* Act C g V tp M to l i particlpato to Stic ■bouM contact We Ctork to W* CirsuM Court el to* S*ntin*to Oautoy Csurtbeaee m 447-009- 40tE ato totor Waa 4*v*e dwrs >Me pm H iding. II beer- Foracloturo. to wN: Lot M , Stock I t . W IS T H E M FIELD FIRST ADDITION, aooording to W* Plot thereof, a* recorded In Pie! Beak IB, g pelred. 1 0M 0B I 0771 or 1-040-004-0770, via Pubftoh: Marsh IS . S E IS M DSA-104 �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Flonda •Tuesday. March16,l999 - 3B People Red M aple flowers signal arrival o f spring Dancing fo r Seniors W id o w s, w idow ers The Over 50 Dance Club donee la held every Wednesday, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Ctvtc Center. Live mu* ale by the Deltonlans 13-piece bond. Donation $3.00. Widows or widowers or per­ sons with spouses In nursing homes (W.O.W.) ta a group of­ fering support, bonding, assis­ tance. brotherhood and social activities to members. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month In the Florida Hospital at I I a.m. In Lake Mary on Sand Bond Road, right off of Lake Emma Road. For more information call Dom DeSam o. 333-5153 or Minnie Kane. 322 8549. Optimist C lu b The Sanford Optlmlat Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-3104 or 3220396. N a r-A n o n Kiwanis C lu b The Klwanla Club of Sanford meets weekly Wednesday at noon for a luncheon meet ink at the Lakeside Landing at the Ma rlna Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 323-5088. Conservation district The Seminole Soil A Water Conservation District meets each third Wednesday of the month at 4 p.m. at the ofTlce. at 506 W. Lake Mary Blvd.. In Sanford. Call 331-8312. W elcom e W agon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the third Wednesday of very month. Those wishing to attend, call Betty. 005-0144. or Lucy. 3237877. Retired nurses The Florida Society of Regis­ tered Nurses, Retired, Inc. meets the third Wednesday of each month at Ooiden Corral on 436 south of Curry Ford Road In Orlando at 11:30 a.m. Their mission la to provide many volunteer activities lor the community, as well as a support system Ib r retired n u r s e s .1 They contribute to Rusiefl Home l&r Atypical Children and to Spouse Abuse. InCaU Christina Sharp, president (407) 383-0607. Marie Ctaad, district coordina­ tor (407) 888-4634, or O rate MacKende (407) 677-7308, pubMdty for more Information. TOPS Local Chapter 333 o f TO PS In Longwood (Take O ff Bounds Sensibly) meets every Wednes­ day at 6:30 p.m., tn the audito­ rium of South Seminole Hospi­ tal. 555 W. State Road 434. Longwood. Weighing begins at 5:30 p.m. H ie Apopka chapter meets evrry Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m... at Lakevlew Chris­ tian Church. 1400 Bear Lake ' Toastmasters meet The Night Owls Toastmasters Club 16561 meets e v en Tues­ day of the month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Lake Mary Community Building on Country Club Road. Contact Roaella Bonha m at 333-8384 for more informa­ tion. Nar-Anon. a aelf-help group for relatives and friends of a d ­ dicts. win meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando Oeneral Hos­ pital. For mote Information, call 869-6364. TOPS Member of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the club, call Karen Blaxlna, 331-5982. Toastmasters Night Owts Toastm asters meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m., at the Lake Mary Community Building. 360 N. Country Club Road tn Lake Mary. Contact Roaella Bonham at 333-8384 for Information. Lions C lu b The Longwood-Lake Mary Li­ ana C lub meets the first and third Tuesday o f every month, at 7 p.m.. at the Ramada Inn. Stale Road 434 In Longwood. Visitors and prospective mem­ bers are welcome to attend. Obesity Surgery The Seminole Chapter of SO S (Support Obesity Surgery) Support Group, far those who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, meets the secon d Tuesday of each month In Classroom *103 o f the Ptqrat_____ Plata Bulldtng. -------531 81 W. ... State Read 434. Longwood. at 7 p.m. Call 322-6800 for more Red Maple, also known as Swamp Maple, Is one of four native maple trees that can be found In Florida. It la a tree of swamps, hammocks. and floodplain woodlands across the state. The red maple la the moat Intereating o f them for Ita Showy leaf colors In the fall and their beautiful red flower and fruit colors In early spring. The newly emerging leaves, red flowers and frulta signal the ar­ rival of spring. They appear In December and January tn Florida. Blooming la short lived, followed by m asses of boomerang-llkr shaped fruits known as keys. These are formed by two seeds or sam a­ ras. each with a single wing. The seeds of the red maple art quite popular with squirrels and birds. The buds and frulta are a primary source o f food for gray squirrels In late winter and early spring, seedlings are a favorite food for deer. Uaast Can be used a s a Bon ­ sai. wide tree lawns, mediumsized tree lawns, for buffer strips around parking lots or for median strip plantings In the highway, near a deck or patio. reclamation plant, screen, shade tree, or residen­ tial street tree. The tros: The red maple la a Cast growing tree, reaching a height of 60 to 75 feet. Leaves Gardening are ovate and simple with ser­ rate margins. Leaves are de­ ciduous, 2 to 4 inches long. Their color In fall varies from orange, red and yellow, very showy. Flower color la red and showy In the winter and spring. Fruit have elongated wings, from 1 to 3 Inches tong, led and showy. The winged fruits can fly a long distance. The bark la thin and easily damaged from mechanical Im­ pact. The free requires pruning to develop a strong structure. It la susceptible to breakage. Surface roots can lift sidewalks or Interfere with mowing. Light requirem ents: The tree grow s well tn partial shade, partial sun, or In full sun. 8*0 talsnunsi Red m aples grow well in clay, loam or slightly acidic sandy soils. They tolerate well-drained soils or those with extended periods o f flooding. Irrigation Is often needed to support street tree plantings In well-drained soils. The tree makes the best growth In wet places and has no other particular soil preference ex­ cept that chlorosis or yellowing may develop on alkaline soils where II grows poorly. Varieties: Due to graftIncompatlblllly problems which cause the Iree lo break apart, preference should be given lo plants produced on their own roots. Choose varie­ ties with regional adaptation. Armstrong. Autumn Flame. Bowhall. Gerllng, October Glory. Red Sunset. Scanlon and Tllford, are some of the beat known varieties. Fasts: Leaf stalk borer and pellole-borer cause the same type of Injury. Both Insects bore Into the leaf stalk Just below Ihe leaf blade. The leaf stalk shrivels, turns black, and the leaf blade falls off. The leaf drop may appear heavy but se­ rious injury lo a healthy tree Is rare. Gall mites stimulate the formation of growths or galls on Ihe leaves. The galls are small but can be so numerous that Individual leaves curl up. Galls are not serious and usu­ ally chemical controls are not needed. If Ijorrrs hceomc a problem It Is an Indication that the tree Is not growing well. Controlling borers Involves keeping hees healthy. Chem i­ cal controls o f existing Infesta­ tions are more dllftruh. D iseases: Anthrarnose Is a fungus problem In rainy sea­ sons. The disease resembles, and may lie confused with, a physiological problem called scorch. The disease causes light brown or tan arras on the lenves. Anthrarnose can be controlled with fungicide sprays as the leaves open In the spring. Scorch may occur during pe­ riods o f high temperatures a c­ companied by wind. Trees with diseased or Inadequate root systems or trees that do not get enough water, will also show scorrhlng. Scorch symp­ toms are light brown or tan dead areas between leaf w ins. Tar spot and other leaf spots may eause some concern among homeowners but rarely require control. Nutrient deficiencies: Man­ ganese deficiency Is Ihe most common nutrient deficiency found on maple trees. Symp­ toms o f this problem are yel­ low or yellowish-green leaves with darker green veins. Plants exposed to week killers may also show similar symptoms. M an ’s talking stressful to woman’s health ■elf-centered, insensitive lo the feelin gs o f tboeo a ro u n d him* and probably vary insecure. I f your physician has advised you lo avoid stress because o f med­ ical problems, try to find a mats w h o w ill bo m ors sensitive to the fe e lin g e o f th o se a ro u n d D E A R A B B Y : I have a male friend who Is a nonstop talker. He talha constantly during a meal and doesn't even stop when eating. Ha'e ao rude that ha wont let a person i a sentence. At meetings, peo­ ple elltlng near him gat up and move away because of hie talking and complaining. My friends refuse to come over If he'a going to be there. One man aaid ha's the only per­ son who can carry on a conversation with himself. His eon and I have both told him he talks too much. Ha thinks his opinions era important, but they era boring. - ................ Abby. has a fkllMil and hefeAd Penan, and ha Waste ta marry ma. people ar rot this aps But 1 must avoid DEAR ABBY: I have a sister 1 love very much, but I don't under­ stand her. Although she is 35 yean old, the ttUi relies on her family to take care of her. And if we don’t do it MUdffy enough, the gets a n ‘atti­ tude and won’t speak to us for weeks at a time. Abby. her behavior is hurtful, •specially to our father. Frankly, I’m Urea e f the situation. Please advise ma how to handle this. SISTERLY TROUBLE TALKED TO DEATH IN WASHINGTON D EAR H1BTERLY TR O UBLE: Y o u d id n ’t m en tion w h e th e r your sister has emotional prob­ lems, o r w h e th e r she’e dep en ­ dent simply because she can be. A s long as she has you to shore h er up. w h y sh ou ld th e tread w ater for herself? I f there is no compelling reason why U w fam­ ily should bail her out, you are doing her a disservice fay doing By age 38, your sister should h a v e taken re sp o n sib ility fo r h e r s e lf, so g e t th e fa m ily to stand together and send her the message that she’s on h er own. O f course, I wouldn’t expect you to let her drow n — but convince must try to save I b e fo re sh e g o e s d o w n fo r the third time. Luke M a ry A A R P AARP Lake Mery Chapter •4878 meets the third Tuesday o f every month, at IKK) p.m.. at the Community Center. 360 N. Country Chib Road tn Lake Mary. Each meeting features a -p--w »-r or aome form of e n te r teminent. For Information, call 869-8283. M asons The Sanford Lodge #62 F&AM - Stated Communica­ tions are held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. Dinner Is served at 6:15 p.m. The lodge la located at 312 Park Ave. North. Sanford. For more Information call (407) 322-3616. TU E S D A Y PRIM E TIM E *♦ ‘ * The following births were recorded at Florida Hospital In Altamonte: Feb. 22 - Stephanie and Haiton Gilbert, Sanford. Boy: Darlene and James Nonna. III. Lake Maiy. O ld: Christina McLaughlin and Jeremy Farr. Sanford, Old; Jennifer and Jerry Dodd, Altamonte Springs. Boy Feb. 33 • Raahana Roberts. Sanford, Boy; Rebecca Reichert and Rehove Patrick. Winter Springs, Boy; H abiba Cnaicnaa and Theodore McMorrough. Lake Mary. Boy Feb. 24 - Marilyn and Shawn Hlrschfleid. Lake Mary. Boy: Kartaa and Oviedo. Qlri Scott Workman. Feb. 35 • Jacqueline and Henry Robbins. Altamonte Springs. Oirl; Amanda Jacobs and Christopher Qold. Altamonte Springs. Bey: Dales ha and Michael Wasson. Casselberry. Boy; Catherlna and Brian Cartellt. Sanford. Boy; Jessica and Jeffery Harto. lake Mary, Bay: Margaret Quartermaln Blanchard and Mark Blanchard. Altamonte Springs, Girt; Kelli and Fidel Lopes. DeLand, Qlri Feb. 38 - Elisabeth Cox and Patrick O ’Orady. Casselberry. . - ■ ■ -- - V *___ Boy Feb. 38 • Karon Salmon, Winter Springs, Girl; Kimberly and Michael Magoon. Lake Mary. Otri The following births were recorded at Central Florida Regional Hospital: Feb. 25 • Stacey and John Gray. Enterprise. Girl Feb. 26 • Clrkira Harris and Tracy Laman Freency, Sanford, Boy; Felicia and Christopher Jans. Deltona, Girl; Mary Sadler. Geneva. Girl Feb. 27 - Caatalavet Turner and Lanas Jesa, Sanford. Boy; |B Sergios Kcrsha and James Richardson, Sanford, Boy Feb. 28 -Casey Queen and Felix Brannlgan. Deltona, Qlri: Lisa and Jeffrey Carter. Sr.. Sanford. Boy; Nancy and Sravut Rivera. Sanford, Boy: Sheri Robinson and Jesse Tucker. Jr.. Deltona, Boy March 1 • Tammy Jackson and Isaac IToctor, Deltona. Girl; Sherri Smith, Sanford. 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Slop in our agency and ask us about it today! to n vr u s s i . jr •M W Jg U » Mom* Cm S w m TUtkM t mlM * 1 - --V ^ ^v-rr1■- �Legal Notices UNCL6 BOB'S SILF-STONAOK AUCTION NOTICE THE rot.I OWING PflOPtBIY WILL BE SOLD OH OTHERWISE DISPOSED OE At A SALE TO OC HELD AT SAID UNIT OH LEASED SPACE AT UNCLE 0 00 S. 2450 WEST 25th STREET. SANTORO. FL 32771. ON THE 30IH OAT OE MARCH 1999 AT 10 30 AM FOR CASH A 10% OUTERS PREMIUM WILL OE ADOCO 1130. RONNIE L ANGLIN 143 COUNTRY CLUO CIR SANFORO FL 12772 WATER OED PORCH FURNITURE LAMPS WEIOMT OENCH. MISC TOOLS, MISC BOXES TABLES • 404 LASHEAL ROEUNSON M l ACADEMY AVE SANFORO FL 32771 . I COUCHES 2 LOVE SEATS. DRESSER. MISC BOXES TABLES CHAIRS AUCTIONEER JACK SCHUBER AD40S A AUI203 DATED THIS DAY 23 MARCH 1099 UNCLE DOB $ SELF STORAGE » S 0 WEST 2Sth STREET SANFORO FL 32TT1 (*0n 373 M i l riutWah March IS. 23 1999 DEA-43 N O T I C t UN DER F1C TIT10U 9 NAM E A C T Nolle* It hereby given that |ha undersigned pursuant to Ih* "Fictitious Nam* Act,* Chapter ESS 09 Flo ml a tlalulaa will regtalar with lha Florida Dapartmani e l Slat*, lha lktt< Ikhi* narna, to wil Candlaw aad tu lle s imdar which w* at* angagad In buainaaa By Candlawood Orlando. FLAllamonl# Spring*. LLC *621 E 71 at StraaL N . Soil* 200 WKhita. Kanaat ST20E PuWlih March 1S. 1999 DEA-T3I ■ am lnal* Cemrminity C all#*# 190 W aldon BeulevarJ 8 e n ter*, Florida StTTS Notiao o f Rule Da aa lap man t Sarmnola Community Collage Kara by gtaaa no tic a ol lha da va top man t ol lha propoaad rulaa a* lollowa Policy No 4 021 Policy Ttlla Notthcalton lo Sludanla on Alternative* lo Traditional Collag* Preparatory In* true bon Purport and Eftact To com­ ply with Florida Stalul* 940 231 •or nollTrymg aludanl* o l ellernativaa lo traditional collag* praparalory in atrue tion legal Authority at 240 231 Florida tlalulaa Policy No 8 940 Policy Tllla Student Fee* Purpoee and Eftact. To bring currenl Policy into compliance with Florida Statutaa and Stala Board o l Education Rulaa Lagal Authority a*. 240 346. 240 38 Florida Statutaa; FAC EA-14 054, EA-t 4 0841 A copy o l any preliminary draft ol the propoaad rulaa. It avail­ able. may be promptly obtained without coal by contacting Chrlatyna Hamilton. Vlca Praatdant tor Admbiiatrabva A *race*, a t lha Publish March IE. 11 DEA-13S IB T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND PON •ESI INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION rSSB“ IAWJBe0* m* INVESTMENT CORPORATION PLAINTIFF v*. MARGARET ANN LAMB. IF UVINO. AND IF OEAO, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEE ( . A S S I G N E E S LIENORS.CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AOAINET MARGARET ANN LAMB. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MAROARET ANN LAMB. IF ANY. CHARLES R NICHOLS; MARGUERITE NICHOLS. COASTAL RECONSTRUCTION. INC; ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC ; JOHN DOE AND JANE 0OE A t UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION FORICLOSURS BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol loredoaura dated March 10. 1BS9. entered in Chnl Cato No 9S SITS CA14 K o l lha Circuit Court o f tha ISTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford, Florida. I wilt aalt lo lha hlgheat and Baal biddar lor caah tha Waal Front Door ol the Courthouse ol Bio SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located al 301 No Path Avanua In Sanlord, Florida, al 1100 a m on tha ISlh day ol APRIL.1999 tha lollowing deacribed proparty a i aal lorth in aaid Summary Final Judgment, lo-wll UNIT S2S. ALTAMONTE HEIGH TO. A CONDOMINIUM. AND AN UNDIVIDEO I.1S20 INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT THERETO IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM FILED FEBRU­ ARY 14. 1SFS. IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1209. PAGE 1210, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI0A Dated thi* 10th day o l MARCH. 1999 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORIE Clerk o l the Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jaeawtc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI i . Untvarally Oriva Suite 800 Planlaliun, FL 13324 (984) 233-1000 90*30988(FNMA)AMI In accordance with lha American with Draabilitia* Act. person* with diaabtlibea need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in Bill proceeding should contact lha Clark o l the Circuit Court al lha Saminola County Courthouaa at 407-3234130 not later than seven day* prior to tha proceeding II hear­ ing impaired. 1 - 100 -088-1 t t l (TDD) or l - a o o - l l t - l i r o . via Florida Raley Service. Publish March IS. 11, 1991 OEA-111 1 Legal Notices 13— H e a lth O p p o r t u n it ie s 29 PEOPLE WANTED Get Paid I M I For tha Ks A tnchet you eni IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E IS T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN AND FOR • E M IN O LE C O U N TY . G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S E NO . IH J I M C A 1 I K CHASE DANK OF H X A S t/k/e TEXAS COM M ERCE DANK. N A as Custodian Plalntill. va EDNA JIMENEZ and WOODLANDS CIVIC HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. k-v> VI the nan! 30 days Gu.irantnod A A l Natural CALL TOLL TREE 1-866 673 1196 21 I’ l RSON U S G in iS ” ' LIVE” ! T.vk one-on-ana 24 hours 4 day CALL NOW!I t 900-129-0032 a i t 6347 3199 pgr mm. must b t IS yrt aUYSttl Girts are wading to talk to you N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant la a Final Judgment n* Foreclosure dated March IS, 1999, and entered In Cave Ho 94-24T1-CA-14K ol the Clrtud Court ot the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tor Saminnl# County Florida wherein CHASE BANK OF TEXAS t/k/a TEXAS C O M M ER CE DANK N A a* Custodian, la a Plaintiff and EONA JIM EN EZ and W O O D ­ LANDS CIVIC H OM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION, ar* Dalamlant* I will tell to tha hlgheat and beat biddar lor cash al the West Front Door ol the Courthou**, 301 N Path Avanua. Seminole County Sanlord. Florida, al I I 00 o'clock A M on tha ISth day ol APRIL. 1999, tha follow­ ing described proparly aa aal lorth in *a>d Final Judgment, to aril. Lol 12. Block *0' THE MEAD­ OWS. UNIT NO 1 according to tha plat lharaot recorded In Plal Book 18. Pag* ST nt tha Public Ran p rill ol S rm rel* County. Florida */k/a 182 Willow Creek Cove. Longwcod. FL 32824 MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk ol the Court By Jane E Jaaewic A* Oeputy Clerk Merc A Oen-Eira. PA Attorney* tor Plaintiff 951 NE t 6 Tlh Street N Miami Beach Florida 331 s : Talaplum* (3051 170 4100 Pub' th March 18. 23. 1999 PEA-138 Circuit Caurt • amlnal* Caunty Florida CASE ••« 23a9-CA-tS.lt Mary Ann Mtyara. Plaintiff v* Mark Brooks. Defendant NOTICE OF SHERIFF’ ! SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN thal by vrrluo ol lhat certain Writ ol Elocution issued oul ol and under Ih* te a l o l Ih* Circuit Court o l Saminola County. Florida. Casa 4 98238B-C A-18-B upon a tin*' judgment rendered In tha aloraa*Id court on lha 11th day ol February A D 1999 In lhat cer­ tain c a t* entitled May Ann Mayers, Plaintitt va Mark Brook*. Defendant which aforesaid Writ ot Execution was delivered to me aa Sherill ol Semmol* County. Florida and I hsv* levied upon all lha right, tit)* and Ihlsreat ol the defen­ dants in tha following deacribed property, aaid prop­ erty being located ih Seminole County. Florida, more particu­ larly deacribed aa lollowa On* (t ) 1998 GUC Surburban VIN IGKEC18K9SJ748 781 Being stored at Allamont* Towing. Inc and the undersigned a* Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, anil al 11 00 A M on the 9th day of April A.O. 1999 offsr for sale and sell to tho highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUB­ JECT TO ANY AND ALL EXI1TINO LIENS, at the Front (Watt) Door, al the atapa, o l the Saminola County Courthouse In Sanlord, Florida, the above described property That aaid aata I* being mad* to satiety tho term* of this Writ of Eaaculion Donald F. Ealmger. Sherill Seminole County. Florid* NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1190. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULO CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 100 BUSH DLVD . SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS (40T) 688-6840 TTD (40T) 321-3121 Publish March 9. IS. 13. 30. 1991 With Sal* being held on April S. 1999 DEA-42 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D R IB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that CROWN BANK, F t B . lha holder o l the following certitl cate(a) has filed said certitlcat*(a) for • la* deed lo be It sued thereon The certificate number(a) and y*ar|t) of laauanc*. the description ot the properly and the nama(t) In which it waa ataaaaad it/ara as lollowa CERTIFICATE NO: 4114 YEAR OF ISSUANCE. 1111 Description o l Property LEO •EC 16 TWP I t S ROE H E 1/4 OF NE 1/4 (LESS TWIN RIVER! SEC 1A A 30 A TWIN RIVERS SEC 4 UNITS 1 A t A SEC IB UNIT 2 A PT IN ORB 210* PG 7111 Name* in which assessed The Anden Group ol Florida Alt ol said proparty b tln g in lha County ol Saminola, Slat# ol Florida Unlasa such certificate)*) shall be redeemed according to law, the property described in such certificate)*) will be told lo the highest bidder at the weal front door. Saminola County Courthouaa. Sanlord. Florida, on Ih* 29lh day of March, IM S , at 11 00 a m Payment ol Sal* It*, appliesUa documentary stamp taaes and recording lee* are required lo be paid by tha successful bidder *1 the sale Full payment ot an amount equal to the high eat bid it due within 24 hours alter the advertised time ol aal* All payment* shall be caah or guaranteed instrument, nwd* payable lo Ih* Clerk ol Hr* Circuit Court Dated this 17th day ol February. 1999 (Stsl) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirley C Hergerl Deputy Clerk Publish February 23. March 2 9. S 16. 1999 DEZ 204 5 5 — B u s in e s s & Bea u ty Ivn t 900-328-0032X8160 13 99/mln Must bo t l yrs. SERV U $19494 *43*. longw ood Massage Studio. W.ik n s welcome j day* Private rms Female Stall Use »MM00077B5 407-339-3100 23— L o s t & F o u n d Maid Service Working partner needed, no investment 321-6712 _ _ _ _ _ _ Heed a Working Partner For Pressure Washing brunet* _________ 407-321-6712_________ 70— E d u c a t io n & 71— H elp W a n ted 71— H leso-iu 1st A Tnd Shifts We have 8 kwg term opening* in the Sanford area Mutt have own trantpo A delated No e x ­ perience i*qd No Fee' Drug Test neqd Ci8 894 8713 OH 767 8189' o t ic e s Adopt: Chart#**. loving Chnshan couple pray lor a newborn to cherish in a stable, caring home legelronttrteniial Please cur,tact Attorney Patricia Slrowbndge. FL Bar No 776449. Attn Marta* al t 400139 3821 A.! it OUR WISH i* to share our love and byes win a baby Beautiful home, statue environ­ ment. college education, chanc­ es hi travel, end a large loving tamJy Pteaae cal Attorney Pa tncta Slrowbndge. FL Bar No 776439. Attention Main** O 1800 339 3821 Inn Co seeks dynamic km. r d vidua) w'great people skills to help local espwntion 269-2060 "Cracker Bartel" Dishwashers Cook*. Servers 200 ikekman Dr (*-4 A Hwy 48) ________407-324-1028 120 unit apt. complex In need of MelnL Supvtr. A PT houapkeeper. Supvtr mutt be AfC certified, (tool care * phi* F *« return* to 322-2433.___________ A BETTER JOB FOR V0U1 Jutl C ar Never a Fee1 HELP Personnel E29-6M3 Activity eealttanl P/T. ttoirt* hour*, apply m person al 950 S MM onvBiAve . Sanlord Animal Care/Kannal* FT/PT. Benefit*, own car ________407-338-2173________ C are Aaat. Mgr - FT for mini storage. Benefits vacation bonus in­ centives. ATT. A P totting col­ lections. computer, home type maintenance Esp desired WB tram right person Apply 2303 N O B T .O rtan d o.M F t-4pm ATTENTION WORK FROM HOME Earn an Ertra ISOOSISOGmoPT 82 OOO 84 50Gmo FT 33— W e i g h t M anagem ent LOSE WEIGHT NOW with good sound nutrition without going hungry. Inespenuve No Drugs No Stimulants No Side Effects 190% MONET BACK GUARANTEE. Free Cal Spenrsh 634-1164 or English 695 9742 Ted Free 688 382-4042 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s BIO MONEY WOHKMQ AT HOME I Lei us shew you heat. CaN 934-721-7390. Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FON TAX O f l O NOTICE I I HEREBY OIVEN. that LARRY L HURST. NANCY A. HURST, the holder ot the fol­ lowing car Ilf lest els) hat hied aaid cerflflcala(a) lor a las deed to be issued thareon The cer­ tificate number)*) and y*ar(a) of issuance. Ih* description o f Ih* property, and tha name(a) In which it waa a ttested re/are ea lollowa CERTIFICATE NO: 33S4 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1993 Description ol Property: LEO LOT S BLK C COLONNADES 1ST SEC PB IS PO SO Names in whieh a tte sted Fred L. Hamilton, Mery S. Hamilton AH o l aaid property being In Ih* County o f temmofe, Stef* of Florida. Unless such certificate)!) shad be redeemed according lo tear, the property described In such certificate)*) will be told lo Iho highest biddar at tho weal front door. Saminola County Courthouaa. Sanlord, Florida, on Ih* 23th day ot March, 1999, at 11:00 a m Payment ol Sale lee, applica­ ble documentary stamp iaaea and recording lees ere required lo be paid by Ih* auccettlul bidder at the aal*. Full payment ol an amount equal lo tha high­ est bid It due within 14 hours altar Ih* edverUeed 11m* ot aal*. All payments shall be caah or gueranlaed Instrument, mad* payable lo Ih* Clertl of the Circuit Court. Deled thl* 13th day o f February, 1933 (Seal) MARYANNE MOREE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT •EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by. Shirley C. Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish February 33, March I, 3. A l t . I f f ! DEZ->03 NOTI01 OF APPUCAnON FON TAX DEED NOTICE I t HEREBY OIVEN, that LARRY L HURST, NANCY A. HURST, Ih* holder of the fol­ lowing certificate!*) ha* filed said certittcalefa) far * lea deed lo be Issued thereon. The cer­ tificate number)*) and year)*) ol issuance, the description o l the properly, end the name(t) In which II w e* aaaaaaad la/ara at lollowa: CERTIFICATE NO: SIS YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1993 Description of Properly; LEG LOTS 7 ■ 9 f t 17 a 13 BLK A DIXIE TERRACE PB • PO S3 Name* In which attested : Kanny Milch*II AH of Mid prop­ erty being in Ih* County of Seminole. Slate of Florida. Uniat* such certificate!a) shell be redeemed according lo lew, the property described in ouch c*rtt(icat*(a) will be told to Ih* t»ghe*i bidder *1 the weal Iron! door. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on the 29lh day of Maich, 19*3, si 11:00 a m. Payment o f Ealo fee, applica­ ble documentary stamp Iaaea and recording feat are required lo be paid by ih* tucceeafuf bidder al the tel*. Full payment ol an amount equal to lha high­ est bid it due within (4 hour* atlar the advertised time of aal* AH payment* shall be cash or guaranteed Instrument, mad* payable to lha Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court. O ile d Ihla 13th day of February, 1333 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI0A by Shirley C. Hergert Oeputy Clerk Publish February 33, March 3, 3. A 13. 1969 DEZ 206 - 1-888 821-0972 ________ www wfrtnj com________ Automatic Trantmlaaion Re­ ar. Coo man Tranamtoaion m Maitland area to le aking two nGvKtu*]* An *N> Irani rebuddtf I mat*Her who tike pnde n thee workmenshf) Eic. salary A new working cond Only I at-das* rafxNtton A a * installers need apply Mull have own fool*. 697-7072 A B#flQtf0l ASAK on cal. lap pay. torn# esp needed. Cal Alan Of Judy • 302-1939 _________ Front Desk. per*. House Men S Washer: FT Apply Mery Courtyard. 139 Mer­ it! P’ artway. i Lake Mary national t k v io o a Brighton Garden* Urmg A SUtod fhawng Fa tood A beverage: ra. and cl time.Nursing CMAS AlaNfto 407445-3990 acptywahta Car OeseAer I t O ftto it Need 71— H a n ted A/C Duel Mechanic* Wc |uF> oponed our brand new Sanlord olhcs and ate looking for people to boon msduitofyf CelI Now (407) 3029334 * Oanaral Laborers (SemiikAed A SUtod) needed tovne* A/C Duct Mechanic*, Etoclricfen* A Helper* wdooto A as nee needed Immedtolefy 27— N u r s e r y & C h il d Day Cere: loving Chnahen home Pre K program* J* Crattai 22g*^uj^i3 2 ^ 9 4 ^ _ ^ W elp (Setefy ‘ "P eop le person— 25— S p e c i a l N CALL 322-2611 TOPLAGEYOURAD- ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA7TA Apprv Job *M i«L Wkend classes National Truck School 1-900-488-7364 REWARO tor return ol male Dal­ matian neutered, lost Sat Mar 6. Country Club Rd A Lake Mary ntvd area, named Oreo. 321-4004 ■ • Saminola Herald. Santord. Florida • Tuesday, Marcfi16,1999 T r a in in g C pay Tramponalon A daJy payavatabto Church Satmary: PT *9 hn/ to Sand return to Grace tod IMtinUN Church, 4 t t N Country Club FW , Lake Mary. 32748______________________ W W ILL TRAINI Cad (407) 838-4700 . Now fwmg FT poamon tor d*Uvecy 8 account mgr. reqd Ctoaa 0. must W 79 Ki* aorrw phone skua, pfu* mo bonus**. 401K plan, drug free. EOC. Cal 3029989 or lax 302-9992. 1929 S French Ave, ConMd Mart Mgr It * l ecretery needed xnmeckatoV * Driver wen van pretoned, not required PART T1MC P O tm O N t: lot Driver Bkxk Clark Apply Comp«A*t Check In Peraon Crxmtor Ctort Vehcto Check In Person el 2189 Park Drive, 8anlerd.3831S40.t08 itaicnvciAN A m itw n ci kimecsaie. ImmecUl*. kj»kme toMn employmem for anyone in i U m U g In working toarardi i etoctncien Uni* or no #n> to neceeaery Some oul of town travel ■ req fi/y computerre wag* 4 benefit* package C*8 K 8 K Electric, Inc. aantoiB. FL n m n W H I t t _______________ CUCT7BCUNSrewd 8 comm TOP PAY, BINEDFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2922 S Park Drive g t : ! T f» _______________________ Come tom our brand new Senlord omo* and Mail working «nmedwtofy* C e l Now! (407) 303m . ENTRY LEVEL OMVtRB rtoeded NOW) Covenant Transport ha* Vnmedkate openmgi lr" driver trainees No emenence needed Earn I49K to I65K pto* benatoa COL tammg avafabto tor darnel otoc*. lypng. Tue* Frv. tSalaried. record. Apply M-P. a-Spm al Atoawa Towmg. 2489 OU Lake “ T -W g , * * * > « . _______________ n u t fiave Harman. c*a lor ap- FT/P Tcp e ne w M C34A8 PreefOaehCNA Longaocd Retoemem ta* 787-0600 eal 22l apparel No eve* or S«m Apply *L? < ? e ^ .S l...S * n tord_________ Between 8AM-4Pm Monday WarttoSday. 38B9 S »R 48 E * « Santnrri (comm rt 48 and 419) 407-323-4090 E O C M TX W DRUG TE!) T » 40 E M K Q Y {R ___ HwwtodM* Stkrt Sato* rep. commission. P/T, F/T Poem** n m i ) _______________ . PAMT PREP needed Must have transp to Sanlord 3-4 week* of work ISOOhr cash Start now 407 839 8838 Join a winning learn w«h al Hade* Brand new office for Sanlord A l tkW level* tovnertato wort' Cal Now! (407) 302 _____ FiA or pert am* n, arts knowtodg* a | (Aw wa raw ngrt parson. Cltonr 322-298) Adecco Errptoymeni 4 04194t*cruwng lor N» w*1 and paari ttneha*. ELasbc. Benrtng and The mechmea KXnguaf preferred long term p e atoorY Hmp to perm Cat 3307171 lor an Adecca knowledge of con­ struction ’ othc* management, lypng. computer Santoro are* neeume to P O Boa (S SaWord. FL 32772_______________________ BCCURTTY OFFICER JO* Training Armed 8 Unarmed Brertty 6 Aeeec. 834-7444 ---- Mig lor M S. IS Slew Manuf Co m NW CM Oood Den*Ns OifiW/P 299-1992______________ lot* » i d 4 end ewn e great r>eom* fuEtxwl am* tritonO AT IIW M O O fto l MENTALKCCPTIOMST work bom home 407-877-9849 Natan MUM haw 2 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 0 4 4 aton Cat 3226133 EFFTCWNCY larv •convemenl txakon " S '* Hons. Eaceaera anay tovaf pay Learn hoar to become a FranII Apply at More locatod at 1910 Avarua (near tie Dnto) or cal 321 -9000 TODAY . Longwood Door S Trim Company, FT, Mon-Frt. Sam-2 30pm * ovarama. Ctoaa R COL, good dnvmg record totmg rag'd, axe bene­ fit*, la 90w , nag. to am. DFWP, EOF, 407-321-4410 Driver* COLA, Company 4 OWN/OP, min on* year s ip . aa BUM i A Canada. Justus Transport. East Orlando. 1-300 a you wart to wort, awn wa w M p u t you to wort. RWa Hand Man ha* been in tot tobor tnw awil tor over >9 yrs Wort today and gal P a id to dayt W t r t M r a vertery of )o b *l aw krtuaaw (tort W i a a d CdMRHN Lonfwood LPJt Parti 8313wk CtortcW Tranee RaaTramw aaaowk Servtw toch HKW AkbruWi Traewe 6280wk TW BL N T H STREET dayarjR. muM BOLOCRERB: Surface mount rwecWd. eg), pr*toned, dependatuWy required. Benefit* Inc m*dtoaM*nuV40lK. Cal Maanatona Hearing Aid Co. *339- tast__ 8 > Year old Expenance prafl ford Am*. Al utl Inc Phone 8 Mchan u u tXOHno Cal 3020082 Aval Now rid D u d y phone, and U use 989-180 a week 3244999 Lease Near senunoto Town Carter. 1-4 » Hi 46. ndud 6000. 3000. A >300 aq R. Cat Doug rt/i i-aco-m oa/t ?i to tart room w’pri­ vate entrance 9300mo and 1/3 QluWtto* 323-7*88___________ OanlerdfU Mary area. 1 ig brtm, W prv M laundry. u*a twt. TV incki. male praterred ITtOmo 302 7199 or 372-2389 97— A partment * Furnished lovely large 1 BR *v tkidy Esc area, compwto pn vecy Mease, ana paraon enky 9KXWA . 6200 See or a monthly dwcourt C a l 3213735 117— C o m m e r c i a l R en tals Oood tor cat lol or oner Greaf locanon. a car garap 3 cA c m , lanced property A ea ccncreto For eto. cal lack *99-1*46 J e m i g a n properties, ittc. Otoe# apace 10M aw K towntown Sartort Two 469 aq R of- 94— Ren ta ls 26 000 *q R. dock hgi 19 R ccWng 6 ar 4 hdrm heaw. > Chrwaan Iwrdy taking to rent or to*** In Sartor) or wke Mary Okriitoto bey*, me 40743*4642. •W'FTVTWfkg pOOl, 99— A U Part Tima. Piaaaacad r< Q » 9 8 < 8 i4 . _ _ tor aw Eaator Pho­ to Promotion. Helper* 8 bun rue*. muM be over 18. Cat I>00-2854783 Trenepertrtten Ce. need* *•itotart In Oetoty Oepf Must have laiowtodna of rtkwr «ws • VEN0B40: La w paraon* drawn. Few hours m Good 6- Price to tea. Free b o d u i ■ W A UN — IWMira MBI481X p a r tm en ts n f u r n is h e d IBM OARAOa APT, «k o t area, neat as a pet. no amelwrk, no pels. MSOmo Jemnan Piiipwke*. 330-3299 2421 O n s y « A m . Sn M Efftotorwy A 1BR apt* Newly renovaMd m hwtonc downtown Sartor* 64004476 w/J mo depoaA WWtor lumuhed >47- 84*0440/840 IW R08CLEAVRLAB 1 in eeeatot, 3/1 fBtofWwfiraa 3325/mo. 6300 itop, no MO^aM 3234016. o r* ? 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d Htwly RamoMsd Thfsa Badroom, With Ptxcfa, Cmtral Air, Rsngi And apt • 6429/mo 4 6425/(top Cat 3260063 f't o n c S T r e ti^ o n qua) 1 D ^vlwtoaeAiu MffnQtfiiOf. * sac, m saw Y our* F o r and March 6645toto. 774-7071 an w*h office 6 Mo*»•r-to-tow Oood arm 6790 1/1 6379 3214787. S tE N 8 T R 6 M RENTALS Meytakr An* 6 rtJ 0 Hook■Up. I CHA. M condo W ® hook iq> MCE i N il C s H Ih S m U tm Cmm Q m oUfr Far TkU ‘ taB M vy H I, 2 story, aooOin dsdi ovfftoofci pond, ooufv ^ r t e r i M W1 Lg Corner Lot Outside Storage Shed. ComtelyRemoctotod....6TB . mnwrcIM Bpaea. 600 6q FL 2 Office* tad ~ (407) 786-8800 W m m ^ x A d f |a Square Feat. JIM DOYLE (4 0 7 )3 2 2 * 2 4 1 6 WRNEEO HUM ES TO RENT r S w H O U T IIN JO DART For Medcaf group Laha Maryf Man-Women rwwaea Sudani Cm or Part-Time kricam nue t* tl yean M or daar. hove in aasraq autoor vudi anto evatoM 4 or more hour*a • nym wv^s ana, seat FT 8 PT. Apply itoaoWiSan- BEGIN CALUNO TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA 1-407-322-4788 ■ r .M k -ii B M flU B S R K 800 am •4:30 pm MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY D D A .. P4C. EOS Help wanted ________ IPMf 8108. AW CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campoa Web Site Sales People needed immediately. 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 Ginajnfinity0hotmail.com TatoyidL. Ckqw ew •H «PI*Z HB NUZZUK H I URUK 9 I FOr f . • KOI BZBXZ BP F a IU ZLPI VHBZUI PVNOT 3I0ZLUK, ZO ZLUT VHI XP GI L UX TOIHI. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The horwymoon it no! actually over unM wa cease1 to aMla our ngba and begin 10 abtte our yaama.* — Helen Howtftnd ! # Shop Ssfnifwtt HsraldY O m llb d i Evifydayl 997-8871._______________ EARN EXTRA MONiY DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH 'REAL YELLOW PAOES* IN YOUR OWN NEIQHBORHOOO OR VWNtTY 3800*q K •So/mo3224166 CM§ 774-4347 cat 407 328 9333 ■ im in Y e o w T R A c r o R 114— W ar eh o u se /R e v t a l S pace tout* • taOGmo t It aw PCRF1CT JO * tor you part tnw. Mtomoon. or awning? Would you toe ratal or m am try a m t Otoe ua a cam 8478010 EOC, Newr a FW Troup*, Inc. JOUJONJ6AI om es TOO MANY TO U8TI1 CALL NOBft) fm n a to n . In paraon al aw Marina H om T 930 N Patowdo Ave. Sanlord Wring lor A a Poetoonel niFT avalabt* (Drivers and Phone H I BR mesne, compwwfy tornwhed Weal 8R 4# near Seme nota Town Canter Uaa No WEEKLY RENTALB l arttng # ITTArt Hwtonc Downtown 3304423 T M a M b rn g Ja b a f Mahal WB tain. Weak Santord /Ortondoofftac Must have ptoaamg parsonekfy Tranaportaaon and fa* corrputor Marat* 32 hrVwt al 674*. Send resume to 217 S Oek Aw*. Sanford, a 32771 o b il e 93— R o o m s F o x R e n t 407-33S-17S1 toaad ■mokar. Cat between 2-3pm pr*y S06-T74-f»ra. 107— M Fo r R e n t SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT Haute Ctoareng - Pertocf Jbbt ■Loot w eea. 1-6 dayehak. S7M. tTOOwk Data Entry Ctortu P/T dust fTKMJUWB 99 4 MKrttooR Otto* MuM be a proactorx ryptot A adept to ana dtoaia. Capof “ 6606 DOWN— WHY RENF7 When you can own dm 3 brtm home w1 CAtA. new pert A car­ pel 1 Aik afro* HUO home** The Hthnwn Group, Inc. MARINER'S VRJJLQe uS2 D B j K J S J S U L » Z i U a _ Rapn WELOERS/WELDE R S HELPERS ? C lM tW n S - . - — IBfto^dMto entry 4 IriM produc- Co. Mig lor M S IS Steel Menu! Co in NW Ori. Oood Benefit DT.VYT’ 299 1592 321-4800 far Bonnet. 350 lAnchor Rd. tonal WCLOERS/WELDER SH ELP ER S Apply n person or cal lor w Factory Worker*, sap. Cperstor, DFWP. 103— H o u s e s * U n f u r n is h e d 71— H elp W a n t e d a n ted In s ta lle r s ! truck Eguipmeni uppked C al 407-02 2 5 3 9 ________________ elp . �r. CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald 322-2511 or Toll fro# from Orlando 1314993 You cab fax your ad to 407*323-9409 300 N- French A n ., Sanford 32771 • P. O. Box 1M7, Sanford 32772 Our offtea la open to e a rn you Monday through Friday, • am •5 pm ^ DEADLINES: For T\jeeday'a edition, the deadline la Monday at noon For Wadnaaday'a edition, the deadline le Tlteadey at noon For Thuraday'a edition, the deadline la Wedneaday at noon For Friday * edition, the deadline le Thuraday at noon For the weekend edition, the deadline la Friday at noon 11 Home Health Care 12 Elderly Care 14 19 10 18 IB 21 22 23 29 "27 33 35 39 43 For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals Health Care Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services sa 49 Debt Consolidation | 99 Bustneea Opportunities 97 Opportunists 98 Financial Services 61 Money to Land 03 Mortgages V 67 Career Consultants 09 Returnee 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted ■i 117 Commercial Rentals 119 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rani 125 Lease To Own 1Z7 Storago/Office For Rent 1S1 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 1B3 Television A Stereo/Radio 165 Computers For Sato 197 Sporting Goods 169 Office Supplies 191 BuUdmg Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment R E N T A lS 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of Stale Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Properly For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Properly For Sale t51 Investment Property For Sale 163 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiuns For Sale 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 199 Reel Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 169 Duplex For Sale MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pels A Supplies 200 Lhretlock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Anttqua/Colloctibies 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wwited to Buy as In the event you need to change your ad; II you need to change your ad while il Is running, please give us a call and we wM make the change tor the next available edition Please check your ad on the first day of publication It you find an error, please call us immeckaiely and we will correct the error lor the 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 Auto Elect Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 281 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A Installations i .asnne 221 Good Thmgt to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions M ER C H A N D IS E REAL ESTATE 01 Apartments/ Hornet To Share 33 Rooms For Rani 95 Roommate Wanted 'flU I in■inmto Mftj niiBromoniI nornse 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments •Unfurnished 100 Condomimxn Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 109 Dupies/Tdplex 107 MobSe Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warahouae/Remat Space 119 Industrial Rentals Paying foryour classified ad; We gladly accept Mastercard. Visa. Discover and American Eipro**. We also mil take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish to be billed can make arrangements al the time their ad is placed Please keep in mind that ads m the Personals (class 21). Business Opportunities (class 55) & Oarage Sales (217) requite payment in advance. 322-2611 > EMPLOYMENT 13 Health A Beauty Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March16,1999 •SB 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Busei/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Ren Lais 241 Rec Vofsdet/Campers For Sale 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment 252 Accounting 2 5 ] Additions A Remodeling 254 Air Conditioning 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Calling Repair 267 Ceramic Tie 266 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 DrywaX 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 260 Home Improvements 261 Irrtgaton A Repair 262 Janitorial Services 263 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakefronl Clearing 265 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 267 Lawn Services 268 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 Oil. Lube A Filler 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 Plano/Om . 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T i t : r -J AGE TAKES YOU LOOK f|ITS TOLL, B lT J CXHAVSTfP. ^M IL SEC AHNlE SOMfflOCV OOGHTTD UAerTC A AAU5KAL. BAERVTWOG CS OVYOEOJG 30 W T H E S E DAtS.OJOjC KAJTV C JJT IT? c c v e c H fle a n c r... THROUGH THfS, f l l l PROMISE. WWY OOMT YOU CONTINU* BY ^ TELLINS UB WMAT OXOS 8003 w o e w u a iN s ?.»y -— 7/— ' ...th e sword ? ...SO THAT I COULD PUNJEES UNCLE TAKE IT TO PUNJfC? PUNJAB ASK tD HOW COULD WKE ME TO BRING rr NlKLAUS OCT TM’ H lR g...Kr - — J b e SWORD 7/ n s — J ^ iB | HOROSCOPES enable you lo fulfill e private ambition you've been nurturing T A U R U S (A p ril 20-May 20) Don't put any kmeabona today on your hopee and eipecutione. You can do anything you envwon and eat your m nd lo. provided » Wedneeday, March 17,1099 « tounded jpon raakam In the year ahead, wtiat you personally O t MBS (May 21-June 20) A new cycle ongmale or control has the most promts- N opening up lor you today. You should ng potential lor you However, anything be able to upgrade your atahia society, you begm must be seen through to com- a t wall a t achieve new heights where plttion In ordsr to achieve desirable your career la concerned results. C A N C tft (June 21-July 22) The type o< PtSCCS (F*t>. 20 March 20) No one can information you requre tor achieving con­ handto your personal internets ea compe­ structive purpoaea <*■ be at hand today t tently as you can, so do the least amount you chooee to utiiue its source* Whet ol delegating today. Sell-eutflctency end how much you team will be up to enhances your ch a ncts for success. you Pace*. treat yourself lo a birthday gift. Send the required refund form end for LRO (Ju ly 22-Atif. 22) Instead of merely your Astro-Graph prerPcbona lor Vie year conceptuatumg your goals, alert taking positive measures today lo bring them into being. The time end condmone are sismped envelope to Astro-Oraph, do this newspaper. P.O. Bos <756. Murray conducive tor doing so Hill Station. New York. N Y 10156. Be V IR Q O (A u g . 22-Se p t. 22) Alliances other than lor commeroal purpoaea ere sure to stela your ZotSec aign. A R IC I (March 21-April 16) Make your •sceptioneiiy favorable lor you today. moves today when you see l a signets ot Any partnership arrangement you enter bangs sterkng to M Into place. Thto can into at M e tone could have tar-reaching qfour <Brthday 15 IT /YOU CAME OVE SPRIN6 HERE TO ASK YET? V M E THAT? YOU HAKE A BROTHER AND A 5I5TER AT HOME..WHY DON'T YOU A S K THEM? THEY 6 E T M A D / 5 P R IN 6 WHEN I ASK IS NEXT STl/PlD QUE5TI0NS l WEEK THANKS FOR NOT 6 E T T IN 0 MAD. b y T.K. Ryan YEP. IT'S ME, BUCKAROO: THAT SIMPLE. BACKWOODS COUNTRY BOY!... AND HUMBLE. DOWN-HOMEN HOPEOFAHERO-HANKERIN ) v-------- HUMANITY!! J Asecondtrip aroundthe block l (OUGHT ONE.Of TH066BLOCKING Devicessow NOW IF THEY COULD ONLY MAKE ONE FOR-THE v d o o r b e ll ! pu c n c o h t n m m s N N ttN & W lT H H UHWfKTEDCAllS! COOKIE/ \ EAVE'EM ANP THE BOOK \ BELL'EM. BUT POKffNT UffPTHKTUHPiK saw must liar* About what was Stanislavski writing when he penned th ese lin es? “ Our type of creativeness Is the conception and birth of a new being — the person in the part It Is a natural act similar to the birth of a human being.” Today’s deal looks remarkably like y e ste rd a y 's, but It is a new b ein g. H aving reached a ls sp ad es, how should South plan the pipy? Yesterday, we discovered that it is correct to start with the club finesse. If it loses, declarer must pipy the tramp suit for no losers — he should finesse the queen. Here, though, the dub finesse wins. Now South can afford one tramp loser, but not two. There ia a safety-pliy to U B ftA (S e p t 22-OcL 22) An npoitsnl ambitious goal you've been unable lo gratify thus tar can be fuMtod. Starting today, you’ll be In a better position lo bring tfm Into tween SCORPIO (O c t 24-Mov. 22) Reorgarwe your personal affairs today In order to place them on a more productive level. Big improvements can be made If you vent the urges that direct you on the HffOOQ pfttfi SA O fTTA M U S (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) There ble. You should cash the a ce . If an honor drops, you will know bow to con­ tinue. O r, if you collect only the two m issing low ca rd s, you go Into th s dummy and lead a low spade toward your queen. Everything Is under con­ trol. U n less very u nlucky, you can even accommodate all tour trumps In the East hand. The wrong play Is to take a firstround finesse. For exam ple, suppose you play the queen and lose to the king. You get back into the dummy and lead another trum p, E a st follow ing low. What do you do? If West started with the doubleton king-jack, you must go up with the ace. But If West had the singleton king, you must finesse the 10. The odds sligh tly favor p laying West for the king jack. Yet It la still a guesa that you didn't noed to b ee. Stanislavski was w riting about an Opening lead: w J can become serious by Jimmy Johnion M V WCHONT f HAWAUMte YPT6RIY/ V* Johusoo D EAR D R OOTT: What la a menin­ giom a? M y m otbpr w as diagnosed with one but refuses to share with us what her doctor told her. D EA R R E A D E R A meningioma ia a slow-growing tumor involving the membrane that covers the brain and spinal cord. A s it enlarges, It causes compression of nerve tissue, leading to a host o f unpleasant and serious consequences. Su rgical rem oval Is D EA R D R C O T T A year ago, I waa hosp italised fo r te sta b ecau se of amaurosis. My doctor said that I had a s mell stroke. Sin ce I’m still having visual difficulties, I wonder what the next step should be. D EA R R EA D ER - The term “amaurosls" refers to visual disturbances, Im-M ing black spots and loss of cer­ tain visual fields, from causes outside the eyes themselves. For example, the •fiUction can be related to diseases of the optic nerve or brain from alco­ holism, diabetes or Hdnay diaeaaea; it has also been reported to occur alter •motional shock. Some forms may be Inherited. If your doctor diagnosed e stroke, you probably bad am auroals fugax: would be a candidate for antlcoagulalion therapy. PE TER O O TT. M .D Visual problems stemming from blood dots that were carried to the brain or the optic apparatus. In this instance, treatment with anticoagulant drugs is You may need to have a m agnetic im aging arteriogram , which enables doctors to assess whether you have arteriosclerotic plaque in the arteries of your n eck . S ig n ifica n t a rterial blockage can be the source of blood dots that can break off, be carried to the brain and causa stroke or blind­ ness. With such e scenario, your doc­ tor should refer you to a vascular sur­ geon who m aybe able to dean out the narrowed segments and prevent dev­ astating consequences. If your block- D EA R D R OOTT: I take a variety of herbal and mineral supplements dally. Many of the directions staU that sev­ eral pUls need to bo taken each day, appeed several hours apart. I don’t want to apaod my time taking pills aU day long, nor do I want to spend the money that would cost, so 1 just take one a day. Am I getting any benefit this way or am I wasting iqy money? D E A R R E A D E R : I d on't know. W hat la your body te llin g yo u ? In order to bs effective, « y medicine — prescription, herbal supplem ent or vUamin/minerai — must be taken in e th erap eu tic am ount. One or two berfaaJ remedies e day won’t do any barm , but probably won’t help you much either. I suggest that you ask your doctor about this. Perhaps be or she can hit on a p m n lt t that will meet your needs in a convenient man­ ner without destroyina your biMeet. � 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, March 16, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1999. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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