14 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c092e053fc6fcb1a61b3e3ea3e7b2b8d.pdf 733670b69474a41bd46c9cc1f54e06ed PDF Text Text m&i* ^ 1 | HI. WEDNESDAY M a y 5. 1999 91st Year, No. 180 (4 0 7 )3 2 2 2 6 1 1 Sanford, F L SO C e n ts S e rv in g Weather Sanford. Casselberry. Lake M ary, Longw ood. Lytle, Meyers com bine for shutout IB M ostly Sunny High: 89 Low: 68 Oviedo, W inter S p rin g s and Se m in o le County S in c e IS O S 2A Mllwee Middle Schoolers Host Brain Bowl 1C □BRIEFLY Bomb scare at Isike Howell TIM • t the NAACP w ill'b o a t IU annual Freedom Funds Awards B anquet May 8 at 7:30 p.m. a t th e Holiday Inn at Altamonte Springs. The theme la ’NAACP: 00 Years of Making Dem ocracy Work.* Oucet sp eak ers for the ban­ quet wttf be Dr. M artin Davtes. form er Special Assis­ tant to U nited S tates Senator Bob G raham . Davies cur­ rently serves a n a special ad­ visory com m ittee appointed by President Clinton. The Rumors keep students from high school M ja jM i STAFT WRttTR ___________ _ • Attendance dropped a t Lake HoweU High Schiml today following false rum ors of a bomb threat at the school. No bomb threat waa called Into school or law enforce­ m ent officials. For three days, officials have been following tum ors In the school. A search Tuesday night found no bom b a t the school, prin­ cipal Don Sm ith said. -i To School Stay p ro ­ grams. scholarship and the Art-9o program . T icket, are 830. Call 330-7400 far In­ formation. . m will be _ 'waterway clean-up* of „ Wekhs Wver th is Friday. R fa the 23rd a n n u a l event for over 180 C en tral Florida fire­ fighters. V olunteers are hop­ ing to bring th e river back to an environm entally clean •res. They wtU participate with debris pick-up and r e ­ moval of exotic plana on the riverbed. Call 830-3991 for Information. 8500 million a year In ___ age and expenses, yet m ore than 88 p ercen t of all hom e­ owners do not schedule regular term ite Inspections. Home Depot in AJtamonte Springs will hoot "Wet. Warm. Swarm.* th is Saturday from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. to p ro ­ vide Information from term ite specialists. School's PTA will celebrate Its year with Its annual Fam­ ily Fun Night th is Frtday horn 4-8 p.m. T here will be com­ munity displays, a petting xoo. street dancing, and a hay ride. las., a b e ­ reavement su p p o rt m inistry, announces a n opportunity for those feeling trapped through grief top experience freedom through celebration. Partici­ pants will c reate a framedphoto m ontage of their loved ones during a one-day session from 9 • 11:30 a.m .. May 6 a t the First U nited M ethodist Church In Sanford. Call 323­ 8272 for Inform ation. ptisos, Baa., will receive a farm/share tru c k of fresh, free vegetables. May 5 with distribution a t noon. Call 322-1520 for Inform ation Susan Aiman of W inter Springs Elementary School and Karen Coleman of W inter Springs High School as the district's top assistant principals. Ai­ man and Colem an are in the running for Florida Assistant Principal of th e Year. Rockin' for education music program and ons of m s pamcJpmts was rockar fM F M K i SANFORD - The state legisla­ ture has approved more than 80.5 million in funding for programs In the city of Sanford. The legislature has ear­ mw Mtk I s i s s _____________ STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY • Offi­ cials In Seminole County are taking p art In a campaign to clean up a ir pollution In Cen­ tral Florida. The C entral Florida Clean Air Team coordinated by Mctroplan Orlando launched a public Information campaign on Monday that focuses on how Individual choices can affect air quality and traffic congestion in Central Florida. "There Is not one county In Central Florida that la In the clear.* Mary Ja n e Arrington, an commissioner for Osceola County, sa id . Jeb needs to approve *1 h o p e he _____ doci (veto) anything. "These projects to the city.* The airport' tic/lntem ational Close call In aeckfont Bush still the funding, 't line-item Dale aaid. Important Lt “fomny Martin, and NrafigfMar/onwfgancy medfcal technicians w ioa FtorsM and Hobart Thornton of lha Sanford Fb* Department l^riMn whowaa ktjurad to a car acddsni at Calwy Ava. and Locust late Tuasday afternoon. Thrsa cars • a Pontiac and two ^ r c edes • wars involved In lha wrack. Thrsa paasangsrs In lha Pontiac «mw injured - none crittcaly according to lha Sanford Polos domesJotnt Air pollution particularly af­ fects the elderly and children with respiratory problems such a s asthm a. There are 26.000 children with asthm a In Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties. In 2000, the Environmental Protection Agency will redes­ ignate tx b an areas for attain­ ment or nonattalnm ent with the National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Failure to meet the standard of 85 parts per billion In ozone In 2000 will result In a Slate Im plem entation Plan. The fourth highest reading for 1997, 1998 and 1999 will be averaged by the EPA. The ozone reading m ust be below 85 parts per billion. The plan could require an annual Inspection of motor. vehicles an d traffic control measures, such as limiting parking or requiring carpool­ ing. Additional measures could Include requiring less volatile paints and solvents, tightened emissions level standards for motor vehicles, strict permit­ ting requirem ents for new de­ velopment. and cleaner fiiel requirem ents. If these m easures fall to bring an area Into attainment with federal standards, federal highway funds could be with­ held. More than $700 million In projects were recently sanc­ tion In Atlanta. Oa. because the area did not meet federal air quality standards. "In Atlanta this Is a very se­ rious Issue,* Harold Bailey, executive director of Mctro­ plan Orlando, a regional transportation planning part­ nership for Orange. Osceola, and Seminole Counties, said. This year's readings so far are 89 parts per billion In Seminole and Osceola coun­ ties. and 79 In Orange County. The three counties will be evaluated as a group. In 1998, the fourth highest ozone average waa 89 In Seminole. 91 In Osceola, and 96 In Orange County. In 1997, the fourth highest average was 76 in Seminole. 75 In Osceola and 79 In Orange County. Ozone Is cause by the chemical reaction of Volatile Organic Compounds and Ni­ trogen Oxides In the presence of sunlight. The sources for the organic compounds and nitrogen ox­ ides Include power plants, gasoline service stations and dry cleaners. Internal combustion en­ gines such as motor vehicles, aircraft, railroad engines, and marine craft, lawn mowers, and weed trimmers, contribute lo ozone. Officials recommend that residents reduce ozone pro­ Clean, Pig* 3A F ront Porch sw ings into g ear in F lo rid a **T h ejln a l requisite o f a good citizen in this republic o f ours is th a t he should b e able to pull his w eight SANFORD • More than 60 people atten d ed the first meeting of a program aimed at bringing economic devel­ opment to a re a s In the city In need of a shot in the arm on Tuesday. Sanford officials are hoping to be once of the first 20 cit­ ies receiving funds through a new state program called Front Porch Florida. The program 's goals Include Improving schools, reducing crime, a n d Increasing eco­ nomic opportunities tn an ‘urban core* community of a city. "There a re a lot of wounds In the city th a t need to heal.* Pastor Ricky Scott aaid. T h e dty has sore spots that need to be mended. This is a beau­ tiful opportunity.* Business owners, educa­ tors, religious leaders, rep re­ sentatives from civic and O b i t u a r i e s ................3A P olice B rio fs . . . . 3 A ■ taunuat marked hinds for expansion of the Orlando Sanford Airport's domestic terminal, renova­ tions to the Rite Theatre and Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, a s well a s a project to control midges a t the city's waterfront, according to San­ ford Mayor Larry Dale. Clean team wants more breaths of fresh air bv 801 X a u . STAFF AFT WRITER □ INDEX Johnny Madton. The event Matured music, rsadhg Sanford waits for Bush’s OK on state funding □QUOTE Theodore R oosevelt “There have been rumors In regard to potential problems at ou r school.* Smith said. *We have worked with the School District and law en­ forcement. A search of the cam pus last night found nothing.* Classes at Lake Howell High School are proceeding without disruption, despite a drop in attendance. Sm ith said. *We are having classes as normal.* Smith aaid. ^Sm ith said the rumors stem business organizations, law enforcement, and city offi­ cials met at the San­ ford /Sem inole County Cham­ ber of Commerce Tuesday to discuss the program. "This la truly a cross­ section of the community,* City Com m issioner Velma Williams said. T h is Is the be­ ginning of som ething great.* If Sanford Is selected to participate In the program. Williams said the funding may focus on the Ooldsboro, Georgetown. and Historic District areas of the city. ‘Sanford has been needing this for a long time.’ Eliza Pringle, a retired educator, said. This year, state officials plan on naming the first three communities participating In the program. By 2002. the ■tale hopes to have 20 cities participating. *We're going to be se­ lected.’ Pastor Hezeklah Rosa •ee Porch, Pag* 6A No la ck of taste in Oviedo Hm M PItM aky An* Sm Mm Ths streets of Oviedo were jammed Saturday as nearly 40,000 people turned out to enjoy the annual Taste of Oviedo Festival which featured food from moet of the tree restaurants. • ■, 7* m | A. ; . **»«'L'*.*»,*• 4/V* , .J.I i V liif i m /• < ITr iU * !*■ ■ —»||M«' ■ N ■ >1 — i' Y: , �2 A • Seminote Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. May S. 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida Weather U V lnde» Tomorrow Five-Pay Forecast for Sanford Tonight Saturday Sunday Panam a t 70/11 Shown a tomorrow's weaffwr Temperances are uraghfi tor/S and tomorrow i night. 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Volusia County, tn charge of services. The following reports w ere compiled from the Sem inole County Sheriffs Office fo r arrests reported through May 4, 1990. OHAJfP T***** SANFORD. May 3. 10:22 p.m.. Court SI. A Palmer Ave.. Ronald Wayne Adkins, DOB 07/24/88. arrested b y Sanford Police De­ partment officers, charged with Grand Theft (14-ft. fiberglass boat), Adkins allegedly was towing the boat w ith a riding mower. M W H O N CRACK COCAINE SANTORO. May 3. 8:52 p.m., Summerlin Ave., La tan a Patrice Butler, DOB 4/10/70, arrested by Sanford M ic e Department officers, charged with Possession Crack Cocaine, Obstruction by Disguised Person. May 3. 11:23 p.m., 11th ft Cypress Ave. Harold Charles Davis, DOB 10/22/61. arrested b y Sanford M ic e De­ partment officers, charged Purefuse/Possession Controlled Substance. O bstruction by Disguised Perso n . ALTAMONTE BPtH tO I. May 3. 9:40 p.m ., Alahambra Ave., William Harvey Wlllmett. DOB 7/8/29, arrested by Seminole County Sheri ITs Department Officers, charged with Battery, pin OV1RDO, May 3. 3:40 a.m ., Mitchell Hammock. Adrian John Briggs. DOB 1 /2 /7 0 . arrested by Oviedo Police Department of­ ficer*. charged with DUI. ■ARTORD, May 3. 11:49 p.m., 1200 block. 13th St., Richard Leonard Wells. DOB 8/8/57, arrested b y Seminole County Sheriffs Office deputies, charged with DUI. T. May 1. I1:30 * ' a.m.Wllliam Samuel Milton. DOB 1/4/75 was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies, charged with DUI. LONGWOOD, May I. 1:58 a.m.. Central Parkway ft Palm Springs John Douglas Youngman. DOB 10/4/48. arrested by Longwood Police Department officers, charged with DUI. CARI1LR1RRT, May I. 2:37 a.m.. Normandy Rd.. Michael An­ thony Schenk, arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies, charged with DUI. reckless driving. OVICDO, Mny 2, 2:14 a.m. Florida A Deleon, Michael Andred Creel, DOB 9/25/88, arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies, charged with DUI. ALTAMONTE STRINGS. May 1. SR 436 ft Essex, Gregory Ste­ ven llltts, DOB 9/15/52. arrested by Altamonte Springs Police officers, charged, DUI. SANTORO, Mny 3. 10:27 p,m„ 10/8/41. nnested by Sanford charged with Trespass Property legedly urceptlng goods from the Richard Wayne Davis, DOB M ice Departm ent officers, After Warning. Davis was al­ Goodwill drop. TLEE ATTEMPT/ ELUDE POLICE SANTOED, April 30. 0:37 a.m.. 18th Street. Alexcee R. Red­ dicks. DOB 4 /3 0 /7 . arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs Of(1c4|deputles. charged with Flee Attempt. Elude Police Officers. Help fight crime In }vur community. If you have Informotion on a crime call 423-TIPS. You can remain anony­ mous and may he eligible for a reward. Jo h n H. Hlckmon, 71. 1107 E. Ninth St., Sanford, died Thursday, April 29. of con­ gestive heart failure. Mr. Hlckmon w as a retired con­ struction laborer. Bom In Hartwell, Oa.. he moved to Central Florida In 1962. He was a m em ber of St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford. Survivors Include wife. Re­ becca: sons. Jo h n J .. Theron O'Neal. C laude Donnell, all of Miami: Levuy, Robin C.. both of Sanford; Michael. Clarksville, Tenn.: daughters. Addle E.. R uth West. Barbara Ann. H arriett L.. all of Miami; brother. Thom as. Tampa; Es­ ter. C atherine McKever, Tampa; Laura Henderson, Roys!on. G a; 24 grandchil­ dren; live great­ grandchildren. S unrise Funeral Home. Sanford, in charge of serv­ ices. JOHN V. BALDWIN John V. Baldwin. 52, Holi­ day Lane. W inter Springs, died Friday. April 30. Mr. Baldwin was a sales repre­ sentative for Paskert Distrib­ uting Co. In Tampa. Bom In Canandaigua. N. Y.. he moved to C entral Florida In 1972. He was a Protestant. Survivors Include wife, Lynda; two daughters, Pam Italics, Orlando, Brenda. New Sm yrna Beach; step­ daughter. Shannon Howe, Orlando; stepson. John Erber. Orlando; brothers. Charles. Melbourne. William. Victor. N.Y.. Ralph. Estes Park, Colo.; sister, Nancy Outhouse, Longwood: mother, Jeon, East Bloomfield. N.Y.; four grandchildren. Sunset Cremations. Alta­ monte Springs. In charge of services. BLANCHE T . BAMR1CE Blanche T. Bamrtck. 70. Lamplighter Road, Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday, May 4. Mrs. Bamrlck was a telephone operator. Bom In New York, she moved to Central Florida In 1985. Survivors Include son. Rick, Altamonte Springs: sister, Miriam Crawford, Clermont; two grandchildren. Woodlawn Funeral Home, Orlando, In charge of services. Japan laada ths world In dining-out tabs, with par capita apandlng at almost $1,700 on restaurant and last-food moals. Rum or Continued b o m Pago 3A from the April 20 tragedy at Columbine High School In Lit­ tleton. Colo, that left 15 peo­ ple dead. ‘Schools In our county ore dealing with these rumors." Smith said. ‘It's sad that even If people don't know about something, they will still talk ubout It.* On April 29. an eighth-grade student at Sanford Middle School was urrested after po­ lice said he made a note with u hit list of teachers and s tu ­ dents he wished to kill. Police said the student made a note with a diagram of himself blowing up the school as well as the hit list. A fellow eighth-grade s tu ­ dent Informed a school official LOTTERY H e re s re the w in n in g n u m b e rs se le cte d on M o n d a y In th e F lo ri­ da Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 M a y 4 th L o t t o ( M a y 1) 1-4-10-31-35-43 0-50-7 Cash 3 801 of the note. On April 27, a 13-ycar old student a t Rock Lake Middle School In Longwood was ar­ rested w hen a deputy found a map In the student's locker that Included drawings of the school’s hallways and a note reading *hlde bom b In globe In science (building)* Investigators did not find a bomb or weapon a t Rock Lake Middle School. Clean' Continued from Page LA ductlon while traveling by re­ fueling vehicles after 7 p.m.. avoiding excessive Idling or Jack rabbit starts, carpooling, taking m oss transit, and by avoiding using gasoline pow­ ered equipment such as outIroard m otors and off-road ve­ hicles u n til the evening hours or on weekends. At home, people con avoid mowing the law ns until the late evening or th e weekend. When barbecuing, people can use an electric sta rte r Instead of charcoal lighter fluid. Con­ serving energy ut home will lessen th e demand on electric generating power plants. People can also avoid using aerosol versions of household products, such a s cleaners, hair spray or spray paint. Of­ ficials recommend using oilbase palnls, solvents or var­ nishes during the evenings or weekends. .ru m Frank J . Fritz, 94. Coble Drive, Longwood. died Monday. May 3. of congestive heart failure. Mr. Fritz was a retired police lieutenant. Bom In Astoria. N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1980. He was Roman Catholic. Survivors include sons. Frank T., Mountain Lakes: Robert J . . Longwood; William J .. Bellevue, Wash.; daughter. Prgl A. DeMayo; sister. Edith Wolf. B ane, Vt.: eight grandchildren; four great­ grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Sem oran-Forest City Chapel, In charge of services. pran k j LAURA L BUTLER Laura I. Butler, 58. Apt. *83. William Clark Court, Sanford, died on Tuesday. April 27, In Central Florida Reglonul Hospital. Bom In Shamrock. FI. on November 10, 1940, Mrs. Laura I. But­ ler was a homemaker. 5hc was a m em ber of Zion Hope M. B. C hurch. Survivors Include sons. David McCloud. Bernard Thome, both of Sanford: daughters. Marie Adams. Rochester. N.Y.. Melina McCloud. Brandon: brothers, James McCloud, Newburg, N. Y.. Frank McCloud. Long Island. N.Y., Buffer Nclllan. Miami. Clifford Nelllan. West Palm Beach; sisters, Bcrnlcc Monds, Quitm an. Ga., Dearline Scott. Fort Pierce. Johnnie Ruth Dcbose, Rozlcsprtng, S.C.: seven grand­ children. Wilson-Elchelbcrgcr Mor­ tuary, Inc., Sanford, In charge of services. ESTELLE V. DENZ1N Estelle V. Dcnzln, 80. Wllmlngtun Dr.. Deltona, died Friday. April 30 In Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom In Osceola Mills. Pu., she moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1975 from Milwaukee, Wi. She was a retired postal clerk for Merck Pharmaceuticals, Milwaukee, WI. She was a member of Lu­ theran Providence . Deltona. She enjoyed bowling. Survivors Include husband of 01 years. Ferdinand; daughter, Donna Evans. Or­ ange City: sister, Catherine Karen Leslie Homer, 55. Seminole Avenue, Longwood, died Monday, May 3. Mrs. Ilom er was a homemaker. Bom In Burlington, Vt., she moved to Central Florida In 1983. S he was a member of Altam onte Community C hurch. Survivors Include husband, Larry 11,. Longwood: son, Ja m e s A. Meadows. Longwood; daughters. Laura M. Anson. Seattle: Donna L Newman. Apopka: live grand­ ch ild ren . • Dove Funeral Chapel ft Crematory-Conway Chapel. Orlando. tn charge of serv­ ices. RUTH "KANCT" E JIMENEZ Ruth ’Nancy* E. Jimenez. 52. T urner Lane. Altamonte Springs, died Monday. May 3, of kidney failure. Mrs. Jim enez was a product Inspection tech. Bom In Puerto Rico, she moved to C entral Florida In 1969. She was a member of Forest City Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church. Survivors Include husband. Ramon B; daughter, Lisa A. Bass. Geneva; son, Jonathan R.. Altamonte Springs: brothers. Benjamin Cruz and Michael, both of Philadelphia; sister. Lucy Hall. Jacksonville; mother. Marla Cruz. Altamonte Springs; one grandchild. Bald win-Fairchild Scmoran Forest Chapel. In charge of services. KATHERINE E. KOWALEE Katherine E. Kowalkc. 85. W hitcomb Dr., Geneva, died Thursday, April 29. of con­ gestive heart failure. Mrs, Kowalkc was a homemaker. Bom In Evanston, HI. on May 4. 1913, she moved lo Cen­ tral Florida In 1957 from Baltimore, Md. She was a member of the Bahai religion. Survivors Include son. Pe­ ter: and two grandchildren. Interment will be at Glen Haven Memorial Park. Winter Park. Baldwln-Falrchlld Fu­ neral Home. Oviedo. In charge of sendees. MOTLEY A. MUSE LAZAR Shirley A. Muse Lazar. 50, Mara Court, Sanford, died on Sunday, May 2. due to com­ plications of diabetes. Mrs. Lazar was a homemaker. Born In Sunford on July 0. 1948. she was a lifelong resi­ dent and was a member of the C hurch of God of Proph­ ecy. Survivors Include husband, Richard J .. Sanford: daugh­ ter. U n a Lazar. Deltona; m other. Gwen B. Muse. San­ ford: three sisters, Carol Johnson. Deltona; Wanda Moore, Dallas, Tx., Stephanie TUson, Deland. Brtason Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of serv­ ices. MILAN MICHAEL MEDOKOW1CH Milan Michael Medokowlch, 72. Via ViUnnova. Winter Springs, died Saturday, May 1. Mr. Medokowlch was a retired lieutenant colonel for the Army. Bom In Waterford. N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1979. He was a Protestant. He was an Army veteran. Survivors Include wife, Dorothy; daughters. Priscilla, Sanford; Vanessa Sorra. Oviedo: Mila "Mickey* Horton. Carlton. Oregon: brother. Donald. Waterford, N.Y.: sister. Julia. Troy, N.Y.; ten grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Beacon's National Crem ation Society, Winter Park Chapter, services. in charge of JOHN EDWARD HOM E Jo h n Edward Moore, 57, 1313 Pine Ave., died Monday. May 3. Mr. Moore was a farm helper. He was bom in Sanford. He was a m em ber of St. James M.B. Church. Osteen. Survivors include mother, Lucille Anderson. Osteen: sons. Eddie Styles, Colum bus, Oa.; Qlen , Jack so n . Norfolk, Va.; Vincent McOriff. Wrendale McOrlff. and Kevin, all of Sanford; daughters. Katyn. Sanford; Adrlna McOrlff, Cocoa: sisters. Grace Stevens. Osteen: Dorothy Mitchell. New Smyrna Beach. M artha Anderson, Sanford: Maty Seward. Deltona: Ruby Anderson, . Fort Walton Beach; ten grandchildren. Wllson-Eichelbcrger Mortuary Inc., Sanford, In charge of sendees. JANINE POOCZA1E1 Jan ln e Podczaski. 84, Teal Lane, Altamonte Springs, died Sunday. May 2. Mrs, Podczaski was a clerk for th e Venezuelan Oil Co. Bom In Poland, she moved to Central Florida In 1982. She was a m em ber of St. Mary Mag­ dalen Catholic Church. Survivors Include grand­ daughters. Gwendolyn Bablrr, Pompano Bench, Caroline Clerk, Northern Ireland. Beacon’s National Crem a­ tion Society-Winter Park Chapel, in charge of services. Annette Perry Popham, 72. South St. Lucie Drive, C asselberry, died Sunday. April 25. Mrs. Popham was retired from Jewett Orthopedic Clinic, Winter Park. Bom tn Oglethorpe County. Oa., she moved to C entral Florida In 1964. She attended Northland Community Church. Survivors Include daughters. Donna "Rush* Field, Casselberry; Monica. Melbourne; Sheree Wright. Hilton Head, S.C.; son. Gregory. Peachtree City, Oa.; sister, Sara Harrison. Sarasota: brothers. Jeptha Perry, Lavnniu, Ga.*. Eugene, Perry. Ga.; ten grandchildren Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, In charge of services. VENA E PPTP TN Vera B. Rleder, 94. Mont Blanc Court. Casselberry, died on Saturday, April 24. Mrs. Vera B. Rleder was a secretary. Bom in Brooklyn, New York, she moved lo Cen­ tral Florida In 1969 from Ocean Ridge. FI. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors Include cousin. Horace Vanzanten. Leesburg. Baldwtn-Fatrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery a n d Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of services. RUMELL Warren Russell Battle, 52. 309 Continental Court. Altamonte Springs. died Wednesday. April 28. of respiratory failure. Mr. B attle was a retired chief p etty officer. Bom in Baltimore, h e moved to Central Florida In 1984. He was a member of Tabernacle Missionary B aptist Church. Orlando. He was a member of AmVet Post No. 30 and a m em ber of Orlando's race relations board. He eras a Navy veteran c l the Vietnam War. Survivors include wife. Elisha Thomas-Battle: brothers, William and Lloyd, both of Baltimore. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka, In charge of services. CHEETER EUGENE Chester Eugene S hepherd. 62. South Jones Ave., San­ ford. died on Thursday. April 29. In Centra) Florida R e­ gional Hospital. He moved to the Central Florida area tn 1973 from Kentucky. He w as a retired aviation stru c tu ra l m echanic of the U nited Stales Navy. Ills Interests and hobbles Included m usic, writing songs, and spending time with his grandchildren. Survivors include Nancy Shepherd (divorced); sons. Tim. Deltona: d a u g h te r Je an e tte Hickson, O steen; brothers. Floyd. Zephyrhllls: Donnie Fugatr, Cincinnati. Oh.: sisters. Andra Kay Staggs. Ohio; Rebecca. V ir­ ginia Anderson, both of Som­ erset. Ky.: Carolyn S ue Staccc. Ml. Carmel, Oh.: Molly, Cosslc Charles, both of Ohio; three grandchildren. Baldauff Family F uneral Home. Volusia County, tn charge of services. ELEANOR R. gUTUTTE Eleanor R. Sutllffe. 87, Sem oran Boulevard, W inter Park, died Sunday. May 2. Mrs. Sutllffe wa9 a hom e­ m aker. 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Ucensvtl Funeral Director �4 A - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday May 5. 1999 Funding---------- Moify Noll loved playing Mrs. Santa Claus with the local children during the holiday season. Molly Noll’s special gift Sweet Molly Noll enjoyed nothing more than reading stories to the children atMidway Elementary School o r at The Harbors. The children would cluster around h e r and listen Intently. Each December. Molly would w ear a Mrs. Santa Claus outfit when she was at Midway. Her cheeks were rouged and h e r eyes twinkled with delight. Molly was a perfect Mrs. Santa. A kind and loving woman. One of a kind. One year Just after she had changed from her red and white Mrs. Santa dress, Molly warn approached by a small girl. 'I won’t tell the others." the girl told Molly. "Out I know who you are." Molly smiled, and held her right Index finger to her Ups. "Our secret." she said to th e girl. On Sunday, several hundred of Molly Noll's friends said their good-byes to her a t a Memorial Service a t Grace Methodist Church In Lake Mary. Educators alone could have (Hied the place. Optimist Club members and Over-50 Clubbers also attended. Molly Noll. 70. died a week ago from Injuries she received in a car accident. She Is survived by a sister, two daughters, four grandsons, and a great grandson. Her daughter. J a n e Cooper, teaches at Seminole High School. Molly was a librarian in the Seminole County school system for 28 years. And after th a t she spent countless hours reading to children a t Midway and at The Harbors. The children at The Harbors brought a picture display to the service on Sunday. "She w as very Important to children - from her own family a n d for all those she served a t school." said the Rev. David Liddell. J r. pastor a t Grace Methodist. T h e children understood how m uch Molly cared for them." Liddell said he reculls the tim e when Molly Noll helped th e children at a Talent Night. "One of the boys Imitated Elvis Presley." he said. "Molly wore a poodle dress and white blouse and a scarf and came nm nlng (o th e stage during the number. She took off her scarf and threw it to Elvis. He scooped It up and blew a kiss to Molly. "You know how some people don’t like to dress up o r wear costumes?" Liddell said. "Molly was Just the opposite. She loved to dress u p and help people have fun. S he did a lot with us at the church. We enjoyed her and will miss her dearly." On Wednesdays Molly was a regular at the Optimist Club noon luncheons at the Colonial Room Inn on First Street. Sanford. She shared stories with the others and proudly read the Optimist Creed. "Molly was so full of optimism, a great spirit." said Audrey Ogden, a Optimist Club member and school reader. When the Optimist Club m em bers meet today at noon, Molly Noll won't be ut h er usual seat. Her enthusiasm and love will not be forgotten, however. Good golly, th is Miss Molly will always be part of the Sanford Optimist Club and In the ____ community. * A n a o u n c § .th § B ig E v e n t ! F o rm s are available at the Se m in o le H erald office, 300 N. French A ve. Sanford, FL 32771. There is n o charge for this service. W e n eed y o u r In pu t a n d o p in io n s. L etter* to th e ed ito r a n d g u e st co lu m n s a re b o th en co u ra g ed a n d a p p r ecia te d . C ontinued front pngo IA terminal expansion project re­ ceived SG million In funding from the legislature. Thr funding Is for extra term inal space, ramp space, and gates. Dale said. "It's very Important now that we've got Pan Am coming." Dale said. "Well have to wait a n d see If we actually havr It (state funding)." The terminal will be de­ signed to handle overflow tra(Tk from the International terminal. Inadequate term inal facilities have ham perrd the airport's efforts to add dom es­ tic flights. Pan American Airlines es­ tablished a line m aintenance fuclllty at the airport In March, and plans to begin regularly scheduled dom estic service In June. Tills will pro­ vide the airport with Its first regularly scheduled dom estic service. The ulrport handled about 1.1 million passengers last year. The project to control the so-called blind m osquitoes or midges at the waterfront re­ ceived $250,000. T h is Is an Important sta te ­ wide Issue." Dole said. The city will use stnte funding to Install attraction lights, begin a lnrviclde and ndultldde program, and Intro­ duce speelrs of fish that feed on midges Into Lake Monroe. As the weather w arm s up. th e number of midges ulong th e city's waterfront and downtown business district at tim es reaches emergency lev­ els. Representatives from Palatka and the Seminole County Expressway Authority wrote letters to state legisla­ to rs In support of Sanford re­ ceiving funding to control the midges. T h e . Kill Theatre renova­ tions project received $125,000 In state funding. Dale said he wished more funding hud been provided. Thr Kltz Community T heatre project had been recom ­ mended for state funding of $278,551 by the Florida De­ partment of State to com plete th e renovations. Tlie stnte funding Is for ter­ m ite control, masonry, wood a n d plastic concrete, electri­ cal work, and therm al and motsture work. Oy Sept, of thl4 year, $-137,000 In Seminole County grunl funding will be spent to restore the theater. Work Is underway on the doors and windows, mechanical, electri­ cal. and plumbing system s. When the renovations are coinplrte, about $1 million will have been spent to re­ store the Kitz Theatre since Sept. 1996. A feasibility study In 1996 estimated th at the renovated theater will attract 245,000 people per year. The Kltz Theatre, previously known as the Mllane T heater, w as constructed In 1921. Tire sta te of the art theater had a 3O-by-60 foot stage th at Is still Intact. Stadium renovations re­ ceived $180,000 In state funding. City officials are trying to raise $1.7 million for stadium renovations through public a n d private sources. The city h a s committed $500,000 to­ ward stadium renovations, a n d Is requesting $600,000 In Tourist Development Council funding. The plans for the stadium call for 1.472 seats In the bleachers, with additional seating available along the foul lines. There would be 133 parking spaces. City officials and m em bers of the Central Florida Sports Commission say the reno­ vated stadium could host baseball and softball to urna­ ments. concerts, and other events. Sanford officials are still waiting to receive word on funding for renovations to the city's seawall along Lake Mon­ roe. A prlvalc consulting Arm said (he sea wall Is In need of repair. 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FL. 32771 ADMINISTRATION USPS 481280 Postm aster Send address chang es to The SEM INO LE H ERALD P O Box 1667 Santord. F L 32772-1667 CWCULAHON D oug Fetter - Publisher M arg aret Bo sc hen • B u sin ess M anager Jo m le e Maiun L in d a Sp eg el Edward A Kram arov • Circulation M anager Wanda Kourparvdis Melinda M orns ADVERTISING Jeff B ed m clie Acting E d to r DonsDwInch BA Kerns Dean Sm ith Tommy Vincent Russ White LEQ AL3 Betty Berm an K e llie W erner • Manager Jo h n Coffm an P a le r F Kaleta Ju d ith Lathrop CLASSIFIED Terry Kmnefl Ted W alker Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 Periodical Postage Paid at Sanford. Flonda and additional m ailing offices. Fax us: LAKE MARYAREA LONGWOOO AREA Wednesday. May 5. 1999 • Vol 91. No. 180 Write tout: available at the Humane Society ol Seminole County located at County Home Road and U S. Highway 1792 In Sanford. Can the Humane Society at 323-6685. 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TOPS Local Chapter 232 of TOPS tn Longwood (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednes­ day at 6:30 p.m.. In the gym of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. State Road 434. Longwood. Weighing begins at 5:30 p.m. The Apopka ch ap ter meets every Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m... at Lakevlew C hristian Church, 1400 Dear Lake Road Apopka. For Information, call (407) 332-7156 or 539 -9071. Nar-Anon Nar-Anon m eets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Or­ lando Regional South Seminole Hospital. 555 W est State Road 434, Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open lo families and friends of addicts. Join for support In coping with your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and put your live back In focus. Call (407) 3223434. 333-9204. or 294 6504 for more Information. Rotary Club Rotary Club o f Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m.. a t the Marriott Courtyard, off W est Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Mike McLean, president, a t 3245662. Sertoma C lub The Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancem ent of speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, 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 Emma Road, one mile south of Lake Mary Boutevard. Potential members are Invited to attend. For Information, call Ocne Prestera, (407) 767-1234. T oastm asters The Omni Toastm asters Club *6861 will meet a t 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive, Heathrow. Q uests and prospec­ tive m em bers are welcome. Call Jim Ocque. 942-5227 for In­ formation. R ecovery Fresh S tart Recovery pro­ grams ofTrrs 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 rail 382-3232 or 384-8135. ToughLove support ToughLovc Orlando, a par­ ent 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 chil­ dren's behavior. The group Is open to parents of preteens, teenagers and adult children, and grandparents. For more Information call (407) 324-0724 or visit their web site at toughIove.org. Pamper Mom with a classy meal on Mother’s Day I can't «paak tor other mom*, but on Mother's D«y what I want most is a break from motherhood. Not the hug*and-ktsseo part of motnerhood, which r n r ------------------everyone backpack -------------------------before 1 am accused of seriam. 1 — acknowledge that la thousands of tasks are shared (or performed enBut In table, those tasks bU to most] to me. And 1 have the feeling I am not So on Mother's Day, the best premy family ran give me is some time to myself, to take a walk or a hot bath, to hang out with a friend or read ■ book. They can also cook for me. They can also — and this Is tay — dean up. Now, I’m not friuy. but I do think my Uds can do better than frozen pizza or maomxii-Bnd-cheese from a box when it comes to Mother's Day. I want real food, food that 1* delicious and satisfying and —most of all — not cooked by me. So here’s a menu I will post on our refrigerator with a large rign that sayi ‘’HINT.’' It is simple enough for chil­ dren — or noitcooking adults — to make, and yummy emxigh for me to eqjoy. Best of all, this meal is designed with the whole family's tastes in mind: baked chicken, carrot utad, baked potatoes and shortbread. The recipes are basic, and they're my own, with the exception of the carrot and pars­ ley salsa, which comes from the so­ phisticated and charming children's cookbook “Fanny at Chez Panisse.” CLASSIC SHORTBREAD 1 cup unsatwd bunw, at room tem­ perature (soft but not runny) 2 cups sMsd a» purpose dour (aNl 1/2 cup (sift 1/4 Blue Grass Pickers Sanford Blue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p.m.. at the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. Pickers and grtnners are welcome. For Information, call John Shaffer, 829-4931. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. With an electric miser, beat the butter in a large bowl until creamy. Mix the dour, sugar and salt to­ gether in a bowl. Add this in Urge spoonfuls to the butter, mixing as you add. When it is all very well-mixed. press the dough with your hands into a round cake pan that is • or » inches in diameter. Smooth the top with a rubber spatula. Prick the dough with a fork about every half-inch. If you like, press the lines of a fork around the rim of the dough to make it look like atore-bought shortbread. Cut the shortbread into 12 wedges. Bake for 20 to 30 minutes. It Is done when it b just beginning to turn s little bit golden. Re-cut the wedges while the shortbread is warm. Then allow the whole pan to cool on a rack. Serve the shortbread plain or with fruit salad. Yield: 12 pieces of short­ bread. CRIINCHY BAKED CHICKEN Photo by Paul O Oonvait lor New England Cutmary institute Classic Shortbread, served with fruit salad, is rasy enough for children to wakr, but yumny enough fur Mom lo enjoy on Mother's Day, ____________________________ ro o o M A R I A L IS A CALTA and keep in a warm place (the stove top is good) until serving. Yield: 4 to G servings. Hint: Try to time the cooking of the potatoes so that they’ll be done when the chicken is done. Put them in about 15 minutes after the chicken starts cooking. CARROT AND PARSLEY SALAD Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Light­ ly oil a 9-byllmch baking dish. Set It aside. Rinse the chicken pieces under cold running water. Put them in s colander to drain. Crack the eggs into a shallow bowl, and mix them up with a fork. On a plate or a piece of waxed paper, stir together the com-Rake crumbs, salt, garlic powder, pepper and sesame seeds. (If you or Mom hate garlic or sesame seeds, you can leave these out) Dip each chicken piece in the egg mixture, then roll It In the crumb mix­ ture. Put it in the oiled pan. Repeat for each piece o( chicken. Cut the butter up into xmall pieces and dis­ tribute the pieces over the chicken. Put the pan In the oven. Right away, reduce the heat to 375 degrees. Bake for half an hour. Using tongs or a metal spatula turn the chicken pieces over. Bake at least 30 minutes longer — the chicken should be brown and crispy. Transfer the chicken to a platter and Note: You can buy corn-flake crumbs in a box at the grocery store, or make your own by putting corn flakes into a plastic bag and mashing them with a rolling pin. Yield: 4 to Aservings. BAKED POTATOES 4 to I larpa baking potatoes, or one for each person (buy organic potatoes if you Ilka to eat the •kin) ok (optional) Preheat the oven to at least 350 de­ grees. (You can cook these white the chicken is cooking, at 375 degrees» Scrub the potatoes under cold run­ ning water. Dry them with a dean dish towel. Stab each potato with a knife (this will keep the potato from ex­ ploding). Rub each potato with a little bit of oil, then sprinkle each with salt and garlic powder lif you like garlic). Put them right on the oven rack and bake them for 45 minutes to t hour, or until you can stick a fork in them easily. Remove Ihem from the oven 8 large carrots (about 1 pound total) one bunch parsley 1 dove of garlic 4 teaspoons rad-wina vinegar 4 labtoapoona light diva oil or veg­ etable oil •all to taeto Peel and wash the carrots. Use a grater to grate them into fine threads. Pick off the parsley leaves. Throw away the stems. Put the leaves in a colander and wash Ihem under cold running water. Set them aside to drain. When they are well drained, chop them. Peel the garlic. Hold a fork so that it is standing on its pointy ends in the salad bowl. Hub the garlic piece back and forth against the lines of the fork. and it will make a juicy little purtfc of the garlic. Then add the vinegar and the oil to the bowl and mix it togeth cr. Stir in the carrots and parsley. Season it with salt, and mix very well. Yield: 4 to 6 servings —‘Recipe from "Fanny at Chci Panisse," by Alice Waters (Harper Collins. 1993) c l»S NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Two out-of-control brats are too much for family to tolerate DEAR ABBY: I’m at my wit’s and. My brother-in-law and his wife, ‘Ethel," have two boys; one is 6 and the other ia 3 . 1 love them and would do anything for them, but then are times when the thought of seeing them makes my akin crawl. Their parents seem to believe that disciplining them ia too much trou­ ble, and would rather blame their bad behavior on “boya will be boya.* I have a 2 Mr-year-old daughter, “Pam." Since sh e could utter her first words, my husband and I have insisted she say “please* and “thank you.* Aa she grows, we expect more manners and correct behavior from her, just as we were taught We are not tyrants, but we believe there ia a time and a place for everything. 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In fact, they ronment - such h echooL have tried to ran her over with a big 1 don't blame the rest of the wheel and have hit her with their family for avoiding contact with toys. I don't want Pam to pick up on these relatives. One out-of-con­ this inappropriate behavior. trol brat is hard to tolerate; two When I try to intervene, their of them are too much to endure. m other, father and grandmother Since Pam la too smell to ade­ pick them up, cradle them, then quately defend herself against look at me and tell me the boys are bar unruly cousins, curtail her j u a t ‘playing* with her. 1 have exposure to them. voiced my opinion to no avail. Help me, please. HAD IT IN SAN DIEGO DEAR ABBY: I wrote you recent­ ly regarding a dear friend w ith DEAR HAD ITt Your broiher- whom I have been corresponding for ln-law an d his wife have ■ many yeara. 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Residents of com m unities participating In the program would work In committees to develop solutions to their problems. ’We need to bring all areas of Sanford together.’ Ixnont Mobley, u business owner and retired educator, said. 'In unity there Is strength.* The state's Office of Urban ' apppsw ___ is V I Opportunity will manage $5.2 million for Front Porch Flor­ ida Incentive prognims. It will serve as a ’civic switchboard’ to connect communities In the program with fedrrnl and state funding, other agrnrles and departm ents, prlvule re­ sources. und non-profit ngrncles. , The state will tnrget $1.6 million In economic develop­ ment g rants to communities In the program. The sta te 's urban brown­ fields program will be ex­ panded by 91 million to en­ courage cleanup and devel­ opm ent of partially contam i­ nated properties. A Job bonus progmm will provide $700,000 to commu­ nities In the program for a tax refund program to enhance Job creation Incentives. 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Sanford l V l 2f74 ». loaf art Are., Malonl «M7-322-HS2 w 407-324-4343 �Sports Seminole Herald BsrrSnatsHmM,Santo*.Florida• Wsdnasday,May8. la w -I B B a b e R u th C ity series SANFORD - The Bam­ bino Major Dtvtaion joined the Babe Ruth Dtvtaion In plajrtnc games In th e San­ ford City Cham pionship Series In the City o f San­ ford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball League Tuesday evening. The Bambino Minor Dt­ vtaion win play the second round of Its series today at Roy Holler Ju n io r Field. Jay Roland hurled a three-hitter, striking out 12. aa th e Pirates drubbed the Red Sox, 11-2, In Senior Babe R uth League action a t Historic Sanford Memortla Stadium on April 25th. Providing the offense Pirates: two h its _ Brad Cook (double, three runs, two RBI). J a y Roland (double, two ru n s, two RBI). Adam Frank (double, run): one htt . William Cleveland (double, run), Juatln Gorman, Nick Erickson and Miguel Va­ gan) (one double and one RBI each). Eddie Morales (two runs). Richard Darden and D ustin Anoett (one run each). Red Sox: one h it _ Anton Anderson (double, run). Laauua Mitchell (run), D o n t^ ta rjjje t^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ rw w a a a a i s i . n is ■m — ass s i s a . a a In the first round of the playoffs. on Tuesday, the top two teams In the regular season, the Nobles Communication White Sox and Knights of Columbus Expos both won. The Nobles Com m unica­ tion Whit* So* broke open • close game a t Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium with two runs In the fourth Inning, then put the game away with a five-run sixth Inning to best the Dean, Ringers. Morgan and Law­ ton. PA . Diamond Backs. 3-2. The Elks Lodge *1241 Braves took a 3-2 lead In the bottom of the first in­ ning. b u t the Knights of Columbus Expos answ ere with two runs In the top of the second Inning and ended th e game scoring in every inning but one and topping the Elks Lodge • 1241 Braves. 16-10. at Zion Beck Field. Providing the offense were: Knights of Columbus Expos: two hits _ Mike Neubauer (triple, two runs, three RBI). Keith Wright (run, RBI): one hit _ Jam es Pearson Inin, RBI). Wayne Watts (three runs), Adam Mundy and Victor Blue (two ru n s each). Brandon Bryant and Senque Brundldge (one run each). Glen Williamson (RBI): two runs _ Leonard Stile; one run _ Ernest Manley: one RBI _ Marqulce Jones. Elks Lodge • 1241 Braves: two hits _ Levi Glib (double, run), Frank Hicks (run, RBI): one hit _ Antlane Collier (run. two RBI). Kenny Erickson and Eddie Bloom (two runs each). Jason Polaakt (run). Brian Leahlntki; one run _ O.B. Talley, Ryan Quinn. Nobles Communication White Sox: one hit _ Coursey and Reaga (one double and one RBI each). Hutchins (double, run), Robertson (two runs. RBI). Frost (run, RBI). Lumas (RBI). Hennlaen: three runs, two RBI _ Pierson; one ru n _ Woodley, Scott. Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Lawton, PA. Diamond Backs: two hits _ Dion Ca­ sey (double); one hit _ Wil­ liam Peterson (double). Mike Doncy (run). Mike Towers; one run _ Kevin Q uarterfinal successes Seminole blanks Gateway; Winter Springs pulls off upset jrP w a lM tt W RTY Tum Nt SANFORD - Opportunistic. That would best describe the 3 6 victory th e Seminole High School h*— tfafn posted In the Regional Quarterfinals over Oateway Tuesday night a t Alumni Field. The Fighting Scmlnotcs scored a run on a throwing error, a dropped throw and a sto len base and then used excellent _ defense to Improve to 2S-7 on the esm a home game Friday night In the Regional Semifinals. Seminole head coach Mika Pawsr a went w ith experience on the m ound in this game, turning to four-year varsity veteran Chas Lytle. And the senior, who did not pitch a t all In th e district tournam ent last week, responded In fine fashion, striking out ala and walking only i over six-plus innings to get hla fifth win against three defeats. *Chas pitched a very nice same.* said Power s. *We worked hard on our baaemimlng and It paid off tonight.* Lytle did ghre up seven hits, one in e ach Inning, but only allowed one person to reach third base. Lytle found himself in a little trouble to s ta rt the seventh inning a s a wild pitch on strik e three allowed one runner to reach and the next Panthers batter singled with no one out. Powers went to closer Jeremy Meyers, who came on to strike out the first batter he faced and then got a line drive double play to end th e game. The save eras the sixth of the season for the hard-throwing Junior. The Tribe defense eras also strong, turning three double plays, and Paulo Silva made a running catch In deep center field to save another run. Seminole had an opportunity to break th e game open early against Oateway ace Jo e T o m a (3-6). a hard-throwing lefthander. Ricardo Montalvo led off the Seminolt with a single and SUva walked. But the Oateway third baseman made a good stab on a shot dawn the kftfleld line by Lytle to retire Maatalvo and Mike Robinson htt a finer that the shortstop caught a n d turned Into an inningendtrw double play. In the second inning. Angelo Retraces led off w ith a single, hla eighth hit tn 10 at bats tn the and mowed to second on a wild pitch. On the next pitch, the Junior took off for third and came on tn to score when the throw du d ed the Panthers third basem an. Jacob Davis followed with a single and Hal Kronrnberg drew a walk. After a force out for th e first out of the inning. Anthony DtFonao walked to load the b a ses. Torres almost got o ut of the Jam, striking out th e next batter and getting Silva to hit a alow roller to second base. But the flip to second was dropped by the Oateway shortstop and Davis scored the second ru n of the game. The Tribe's final run cam e tn the fifth Inning a a Lytle tripled to the 380-foot sign tn rightcentrr with one out. After a strike o u t Retraces drew a walk an d Powers pulled a play o ut of hla bag of trick*, having Pvtraces pretend to be picked off. When Torres threw to first. Lytle broke for home and beat the return throw to the plate. Providing the offense for Seminole were Lytle (l-for-3. triple, run). Petraces and Davis (both 1for-2. run scored), Robinson and Montalvo (both l-for-3). Jam es Grant was 2-for-3 for Oateway (13-10). while Jorge Pulg had a double. The Fighting Semtnolea will be at horns again Friday night, hosting Sickles, which upset Bellevtew 3-2 Tuesday night, tn the Regional Chaz Lytfa mads Ns ftrot atari in tfw poataaaaon a scantflnn aavan h h ovsr tix-olus inrrinas and Own oattno tab) from Jaramy Mayan to shutout Gateway, 3-0, at Alumni FMd Tuasday night. Rams see year come to an end Holmes, Alvarez ignite Lion rally OVIEDO • Ju a tln Holmes' two-run double and Javte Al­ varez's three-run double high­ lighted an eight-run rally In the second Inning th at helped the Oviedo Lions defeat the Apopka Blue D a rie n 12-6 tn a Class 6A baseball regional quarterfinal Tuesday night at Mlkler Field. Oviedo spotted visiting Apopka four ru n s tn the top of the first Inning before getting one back tn the bottom of the first and exploding for eight In the second. The victory propels the Lions (27-4) to the regional semifinal round on Friday night against the wtnner of the game b e ­ tween Panama Clty-Mosely and Joeksonvtlle-Sandalwood. The site of Friday's game will be determined by who won that contest. Apopka, which waa ranked eighth tn the final regular sea­ son Class 6A state poll, fin­ ishes its season 24-8. "This team will not quit,* said Oviedo coach Kenne Brown. ’For most of these guys, this was their first state tournament game, but they played with poise. They didn't panic when we got down early. They Just continued to pisy hard.’Oviedo's prim ary problem early on w as w hether or not starting pitcher Paul Lubrano would find hla groove. He walked the first two hitters of the game, then gave up con­ secutive h its aa Apopka sprinted o u t to a 3-0 advan­ tage before m aking an o u t Another h it and another er­ ror later tn the Inning put the Blue Daria u p 4-0. While Lubrano (who had two no-hitters, four shutouts, and nine complete games to his credit going Into Tuesday night) never really did find his rhythm, h e pitched well enough to protect the lead that hla team m ates gave up In the bottom of the second In­ ning. In fact. Lubrano drove In the go-ahead r u n himself when he tingled hom e Holmes in the bottom of th e second Inning to break the 4-4 tie. Alter taking second on the throw to the plate. Lubrano scored the Li­ ons' sixth run on Lany Oray son's single. Alvarez's bases-loaded triple completed th e rally. The Lions scored two more runs tn the third and another in the fourth to construct a Oviedo H.S. Mosley H.S. . » UK„ luw CLAM flA-NORTH II QUARTERFINALS, TUESDAY, MAY 4TH at Dr. PfcUMpa High Dab—I. Oclaate Dr. Phillip* High School 6. Lake Mary High School 2 CLAM SA-SOUTH □ QUARTERFINALS, TUESDAY. MAY 4TH at ta k a Bsask r — salty Catlaps, Vast Psia W inter Springs 4. Palm Beach-Cardinal Newman 2 SEMIFINALS. FRIDAY. MAY 7TH W inter Springs H.S. vm. Gulliver P rrp. School, 4:30 p.m. SO FTBALL C LA M BA-NORTH I QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAT 4TH st Ovtsda U gh " r ^ n l Edgewater High School 1. Oviedo High School 0 CLAM SA-NORTH H QUARTERFINALS. TUESDAY. MAT 4TH at Apspka Blfk Sebsal Lake Mary High School 2. Apopka High School 0 SEMIFINALS. FRIDAY. MAY 7TH at Oraags Park High Betool Lake Mary High School vs. Orange Park High School. 4 p.m. ORLANDO - Every year. It seem s, the Lake Mary b aseb all team cornea Into the season a a one of the afterthoughts In th e Seminole County race. It's always expected to b e Oviedo. Lake Brantley, m aybe Lyman battling for the title tn C lass 6A. but somehow, th e Rama have had a great deal of success recently overcoming the doubts to play long a fte r alm ost everyone else tn th e district. Lake M ary's season came to a close Tuesday wtth a 6-2 lo ss to state power Dr. Phillips, b u t the Rams still went farther th is year then moat people thought. Coach Allen Tuttle said h e doesn't understand why h la Rama are always underrated. After all. this to the third year tn the past four that the Rama have qualified for rrglonals. "We play so hard.* he said a f ­ ter the loss. *1 know we're a l­ ways underrated, but there's n o reason. Year tn. year out. we're one of the beat teams.’ Hla team does it quietly, e s ­ pecially tn the wake of recent sta te championships won by Lyman and Lake Brantley, b u t Lake Mary softball squad gets shutout win; Oviedo ousted Seniors Hals Sowanta (toft) and Sarah Smith (right) combined on a three-hitter aa Lake Mary opened de­ fense of its state championship with a 2-0 regional quarterfinal victory over Apopka Tuesday night. APOPKA - The defending s ta te champion Lake Mary R am s didn't let a little extralrmtng lose in the district finals b o th er them Tuesday os they w hitew ashed homestanding Apopka. 2-0. in a Class BARegional Quarterfinal game. Ju n io r Kelly Harbour had r u n scoring singles in the fifth a n d seventh Innings and the sen io r pitching duo of S arah S m ith and Halle Sowards combined on a three-hitter aa th e Rams started their run to­ w ard defending their crown. Lake Mary (22-8) will now travel to Orange Park for the Regional Semifinals eith er T hursday or Friday starting at 4 p.m . The Blue Dartera finish th e ir season 19-12. Smith worked the drat four Innings to raise her record to 12-3 and Sowards came on to h url the final three frames to c a m the save. Things did not go as well for the Oviedo Lions, which d e ­ throned Lake Mary aa the 6ADtstrict 3 champions last F ri­ day. however, as Edgew ater scored a run tn the top of th e Btxth inning to edge the Lions. 1- 0 . Freshman Mary Scott w as hit by a pitch with two o u ts an d then stole second to give the Eagles (20-12) a chance. After fouling off a couple of two-strike pitches, a n o th e r freshman. Kelly Qolden. s in ­ gled to right and Scott b e a t the throw to the plate. Oviedo (21-9) lost the gam e despite getting a pair of dou, Softball. Flag* 2 B �Semmole Herald. SantonJ. Florida - Wednesday. May 5.1999 Rams- Lions Page IB ;12-4 advantage. Given a considerable margin 'of error. Lubrano kept the B lue D arters at bay despite allowing 10 hits, walking three f itte r s , and hitting another w ith a pitch. He did manage to p itc h his 10th complete game o f th e season as he Improved .to 10-0. ; T h is may be as important a win for Paul personally as It was for the team." said Brown. "He didn't have his best pitches, b u t he stuck out. lie dug down and made big pitches w hen he had to. It Wasn't pretty, but he showed a lot of m aturity tonight.* Leading the Lions slugfest wsa Blaine Schulte, who waa 3-for-3 w ith two doubles, a single, a ru n . and two RBI. Al­ varez had two singles and a ru n to go with his thrce-RBI double. Holmes sdded two doubles, two runs, and taro RBI. Also chipping In were Grayson (double, single, two runs, two RBI); Lubrano (double, single, two runs. RBI); Brett Murphy (single, run. RBI): Kenny Starling (single. RBI): and Jeff Knapp and Bobby Mellor (each with a run scored). Doing the hitting for Apopka re 11 (three sin­ were Gabe Powell gles. two runs, two RBI); Zack Grelnke (double, run. RBI); Mike Fullen (double. RBI): Olln Gonzalez (two singles. RBI); Softballmm Fags IB bles from Alison Parker and outhltttng Edgewater, 5-3. In addition to Parker, Dalton waa also 2-for-3 for the lions. a • o ________0 9 9 IS) and W o lc o tt, w a ­ l l 3 -3 ) . L P . Kevin Ward and A rthur J o h n ­ son (each with a single and a run); Rusttn Robinson (single); and Mike Cunningham (run). u o m la , BLOB DARTS** 6 4000101. 010 9 i n ioo s _ l a i« a W orth in g to n. N icke rson 131. Qragr 14) an d Robinson. Lubrano a n d A K a m W P _ L u b ra n o |10-0|. L P _ W o rth in g to n (74). S ave _ none. 3 B _ A p o p k a . O ff t a k e and PuDrn: Ortedo. H olm e * 3 . S c h u lte 3. Lub ran o. Orajrton. a n d A h ra re t. 3 0 _ none. H R _ none. R ecord* _ A p o p k a 3 4 8. O vie d o 3 7-4. none. H R . none. R ecord* _ L a k e M a r y 23-8; A p o p k a 19-13. BAOLBt 1. LIONS 0 *1 O vla d a m g k S a h o o l 000 001 0 _ 1 9 O 0000000. 0 9 1 B o h r* an d Walker. H o w a rd . R e e b e r m a n d Parker. WP _ U a h re ( 1 3 8) L P _ Reeber (8-81. Save . non e. 3 D _ O viedo. P a rk e r 3. 30 . none. H R _ n o n e. R ec­ o rd * _ E d g n v a trr 30-13: C M e d o 31-0. Baseballerrr or l a s s h a a y , flOMM •o n e s os NO TICE IS N I M B Y O IV tN b f St* C ity Conwiuealon o l tit* City o* la k e Maty. S tarts*, that u t d C o m m o tio n * « Sold a Pubke H earing on H a y S, 1 S S S , at T iS S P.M .. o r s o to o n there­ after a* poeelbte. to «ottatd»r a ro q u e a l fro m W it h C o rpo ratio n lo r C o n d ition al U t r A p p roval tor a 7E'T* taH olhea b u ild in g lo c a te d at trto norttiaaat c o rn o r o l and m oro particularty doatnbod a*: A p e rs o n a t l o t >. N orm Point P u b lic R e c o rd * o l Sam m st* County. Florida, (camptoto 1*0*1 d a a c n p tlo n b y m ala* and b ou nd * i* o n tile in Hie Com m unity D evelopm ent otttc* at L a k e Mary C ity HaO) TIi* P u b lic H earing wilt b o hold In lh a C o m m a * io n Chamber*. 100 N. C o un try C h ib Rood. Lake Mary. Tho P u b lic tc imriled 10 attend and bo hoard S a id hear­ ing m ay bo co ntin ue d from time to tim o until a fin a l d ecision ta mad* by Ih* C ity C o m m ia o n NOTK: IF A P tR S O N OECIOES TO A P P I A L A N Y O IC ISIO N M AO * S V TH IS COMMISSION WITH R I S P I C T TO A N Y MATT1R C O N S I O iR t O AT THIS MCKT1NQ OR- HKARINO. H I OR S H I W ILL N S t O A RCCO RO OF THS P R O C I IO I N O S . ARO THAT. F O R S U C H P U R P O S I. H I O R S H S M AT N CCO TO IN S U R * THAT A V IR S A T IM RCCO RO OF THC P R O C U O tN O S IS MAOI. W H IC H R C C O R O IN C L U O IS T H S T IS T 1 M O N V AND EVIO S N C C U P O N StH ICH THC A P P I A L IS TO S I B A SE D F LO R ID A STATUTES 2SS OIOS P E R S O N S W ITH OISASIUTIES N E E O IN O A S S IS T A N C E TO RARTICIPAT1 IN AN Y O F THESE P R O C E E D IN O S S H O U LD CON­ TACT TH E C IT Y 'S AO A C 0 0 R DINATOR AT L E A S T AS HOURS IN A D V A N C E O F THE MCETINO AT (40 7, 324-3024 CITY O F L A K E MARY. FLO R ID A DATKO: M ay 3. I M S P U B LIS H M ay S. I M S DCC-AS M T N I C IR C U IT CO M XT O P TU N E M N Y B B N T H J U D IC I A L C IR C U IT I M A N O FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , cram op Florida C a e o No. S T -tA M -C A -1 4 -0 N S N B R A L JU R ISD IC T IO N E A S T E R N SAVIN O S BANK. FES Plaintiff. A. O O U Q LA S STASTTER. *1 k b .. *1 al.. Defendant*. SSOONO AM EN D ED P O R E O L O O U N I D A LE BY O LS R K OP o n e u rr court N otts* 1* horoby given that th* under*ignod Maryann* Mora*. C le rk of tho C irc u it Court of SE M IN O LE County. Florida, anil, on th* 3rd d ay o l Juno. IS M . a l 11:00 a m. a l the W aa l front d o o r o f th* SEM IN O LE County Courthou*# , In th* C ity of Sanford. F lo rid a , offer lor rat* an d s a il at p u b lic outcry lo th* h ig h e s t a n d boat b idd e r for caah. th* fo llo w in g doaenbad proparty situ ated In SEMINOLE County. F lo rid a , to-artf: LO T » . B L O C K B. COACHU Q H T E ST A T E S SECTION III. A C C O R O IN O TO THE PLAT T H E R E O F A S R I C O R O iO IN P LA T B O O K 38. PAGE M . OF TH E P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF SE M IN O LE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. p ursuant lo th e final doer** of foreclosure entered In a cat* pending In ( a id C o u r t the style o f w h ich la: E A ST E R N SAVINO! B A N K . F E S . V* A. DOUOLAS •T A ET T ER. *1 u s . at a l .. In a c c o rd a n c e w ith Iho Am ericano w ith D isabilities Act. p e ra o n s n c o d in g a special acco m m o d atio n lo participate ui th is p roce ed ing should con­ tact tho Individual o r agency sa n d in g th is n o lle * no later than aavan (7) day* p rio r lo th* p ro c e e d in g a l lh a address given on n o tic e Telephone 1(MO) M S-8771 (TDD) o r 1-4*00) M S -8 7 7 0 (V). via F lorida Relay fe r r ic * W ITNESS m y hand an d official seal o l said C o u rt Ifua 29th day ot April, 1909 (SEAL) M A R Y A N N E M O R SE. CLERK By: Oorothy W Bolton Deputy C la rk LAW O F F IC E S OF JO S E P H PANIELLO P o t t O ffic* B oa 2347 Tampa. F lo rid a 33401 P u b lish M ay S. 12. I S M 0 E C -3 S M T H E C IR C U IT CO URT O P T H E 1 ST N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R IO A IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y BSNBRAL JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISION C A S S NO. t a - l t l J C A - M - S C H A S E MANHATTAN M O R T Q A 3 E CORPORATION t V i C b a a o Horn* M o rtg ag e Corporation. Plaintiff, VS STEPHEN J VARQO. Ill and M A R IO N E VAROO. *1 a l . 0 * fondant* F O R IC L O S W R I S A L S N ebco t* hereby g iv e n that, puraaanl l o that F in a l Judgm ent of Faroe lo o uro dated A p ril I t . IM S . a n d entered In cnrtl ca t* number S S -M 1 3 C A -1 4 -B . o f IIt* Circuit C o u r t o l I ho 11th Ju d ic ia l C ir c u it In a n d for Sem inole County. Florid*, .h e re in C H A S E M AN H ATTAN MORTOAOS CO R PO R AT IO N , F/IUA C H A S E H O M S M O N TOAOE C O R P O R A T IO N . I* P lain tiff a n d S T I P N S N J. VAROO. III. MARION S. VAROO. C O M M E R C IA L C R E D IT LOAR. M C . J . R ETTER. INDIVIDUAL‘ IV A N D A S T R U S T E E , la/aro Oelendant(e). I m b s a il lo the highest a n d b a l l b id d e r for caah a l in * a n a l front door of ta* S e m in o le C o u n ty courthour* In S a n fo id . S em ino le County. F lorida , a l 11 00 A M on tho 2 2 n d day o l JU N E . IM S . IS* toliourtng d aae nb o d proper­ ty a t a o t lorth In aaid Final Ju d g m e n t lo vrtt; LOT *. B L O C K 0 . W ILDMERS. A C C O R D IN Q TO THE PLAT T H E R E O F A t R E C O R D E D IN P U T B O O K I. P A C E 111. OF THE P U B L I C R IC O R O S OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE. P U R SU A N T TO THE FAIR DEBT C O LLE C T IO N P R A C T IC E S A C T Y O U ARB AOVISED THAT THIS I A N FIRM IS O E E M E D TO B E A DEBT C O L LE C T O R ATTEM PTIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T A N D ANY in f o r m a t io n o b t a in e o w ill BE U S E D FO R THAT P U R PO S E Dated th e 3 t* l d a y o l April. M A R Y A N N E M O R SE Clark o l C ifc u it C o u rt By D o ro th y W B olto n Deputy C lerk CODILIS k STAW IARSKI 4010 B o y Scout B oulevard Sun# 450 Tampa. F lo rid a 13407 Telephone : (013) 077-4000 COS • 84-04184 Publish A p ril 20 an d May I. II cum e iN c u r r c o u n t OP TNN IIQNTNINTN JUD ICIAL CIN4UIT IN AND FON SEM IN O LI COUNTY, FLONIDA CIVIL ACTION C A SK NO. S S -IO tS-C A DIVISION 14-N EQUIVANTAQE. INC . Plainbtffs). v*. JO IC S H E L L A LLEN MERRIT. B Y AND THROUGH HER O U A R O IA N . JO H N W ILLIAM ALLEN , ot ol. Oolandantls). NOTICE OF FO N SCLO SU BB SALS N O T ICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN pursuant to an O rder lo Reset fo re clo su re d ated A p ril 22. IS M . a n d entered in C a t* NO 00-10 2 8 -C A ot the C irc u it Court ot tha E IG H T E E N TH Ju d ic ia l Circuit In and lo r SEM INOLE County. Florida w herein EOUIVANTAOE. INC i t tha Plaintiff and J O S E SH ELL A L LE N M IR . RIT. B Y ANO T H RO U G H HSR O U A R O IA N . JO H N WILLIAM ALLEN. A N O TENANT 01 N/K/A DONNA S W IE T IN Q are th* Defendants. I will t a ll la th* hig h est an d beat b id d e r lor cash a t th e Wsa I Iron I door o l lha Sem inole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida ol 11 00 a m . on lha tOlh day ot MAY. 1 SSS, th* follow ing d escrib ed properly a t s a l lorth in S lid F in a l Judgm ent: LOT 2. B L O C K S. TIER I. OF THE C IT Y O F SA N FO R D . SEMIHOLE C O U N TY. FLORIOA. A C C O R O IN O TO C.R . TRAFFO RD 'S MAP. ACCO R O IN O TO THE P LAT THEREOF AE R IC O R O C O IN PLAT BO O K 1. PAQE(S) OS OF PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA W ITNESS MV H AN D and III* tael o t th is C ourt o n April 23, IMS (COURT SEAL) M aryann* Morse Clerk o l th* C ircu it C ourt By Ja n a E Jasew ic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. M cC all*. Raymer. Barrett A c rappi*r Poet O ffic * Bee 3410 Tampa. F L 31001 F tO O S IM S II you a io a person w ith * d is­ ability w h o needs accom m oda­ tion in o rd er lo p articip ate In ■hit p ro ce ed in g , you are enti­ tled at n o co al to you. lor th* p r o v itt io n o l c e rta in atetafence P le a t * c o n ta c t Court Admmie Ira lio n a l 301 N Park A ren ua. S a n lo rd . Flon da 32771. telephone num ber (407) 123-43 30. w ithin 2 working days o t you r receipt o l Ih it d o c ­ ument. II hearing impaired. (TOO) 1 -000-988 0771 Publish A p ril 20. and May S. 1SSS DEB-285 C M tlM i B rea P ig s IB this year the Rams were still standing after losing to Oviedo in the district (Inals last week. The Rams lost th at game. 3*0. but had ace Tony Corrao o n the hill against Dr. Phillips. They also, unfortunately, were playing without third baseman slugger Matt Allegre and fresh­ man shortstop Matt Hocwath who has been a sparkplug In th e Lake Mary offensive attack all year. Lake Mary battered opposing pitching staffs all season bu t, without Allegre and Hocwath. the bats were silent against Dr. Phillips despite a two-run hom er In the fourth Inning by Jo a e Tormos that ended a 10-Inning drought for the Rama. Tormos led Seminole County In hitting th is season and reached the abort right field porch at Dr. PhlUlpa to m ake It 4-2. Dr. Phlltipa staked out to an early lead, an d threatened throughout due to some sloppy Lake Maty defense. In the second. Dr. Phillips had runners on first and second with one out following a throwing error, but Corrao pitched his way out of the Inning. He wouldn't get so lucky in the second w hen the Panthers scored four runs. Corrao walked IN B R IE F PDS-HACKEMS HAMMER SELECT O V IE D O Semifinals beginning a t 7:30 p.m. 9, n u m m o 000 000 0 _ 0 7 9 090OIOS. 9 • 1 T o m * a n d C u B io n c . L y tle . Meyer* (7) a n d D a v ie . W P . Lylte (S -3 ). L P _ T o m * 15-S) Save . M eyer* (6) 3 D . Gateway. P u is . 3 8 . Se attn oir. Lytle. H R . non e. R eco rd* . Gateway 13-19: S e m in o le 2 5 7. BEAMS BULLISH ON THE ROAD WEST PALM BEACH • it's been done before and If th e W inter Springs baseball team h as anything to say about It. It soil) be done again. *11* is m aking several long road trip* a ll o v Florida to w in th e s ta te ch am p io n sh ip . The girls basketball team turned the trick and the baseball team Is trying to follow suit, making the three hour trip to West Palm Beach and upsetting Cardinal Newman High School (21-10). 4-2. a t Palm Beach Community College in the C lass 3A-Regional Quarterfinals Tuesday night. With the victory the Bears (13*14) will head south again, traveling to Miami to take on Gulliver Preparatory School, which shutout Ft. Lauderdale-Plnecrest 10-0 on Tuesday, a t 4 p.m. on Friday In th e Regional Semifinals. Junior Chris Huff (7*3) struck out 11 and got relief h e lp from Bobby Blerley lo combine on a two-hltter and Andrew Huff drove in two runs to give W inter Springs the big win. Cardinal Newman scored a run In the bottom of the first timing, but the Bears look the lead for good by plating three runs in th e third Inning. The C rusaders cut the lead to 3-2 In the fifth Inning, but Winter Springs added an Insurance run in th e top of the seventh Inning. BEARS 4 . CRUSADERS 2 0090001. 4 9 9 1000100. 9 9 0 M ah er. B t e r k y 161 a n d Roger*. H o m y . L a m b e rt (71 a n d Brown. W P _ M a h e r (7-3). L P . H a m ; . S o re _ B le rle y . 2 B . W inter S p rin g * . H u l l Sheehan. Stcphrnaon. 3 8 _ none. ><R . none. R e c o rd * . W in te r S p rin g * 13-14: C a r d in a l N e w m a n 31- 10. in t n i LtflPl Nolle— LsgElfloHc— M T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N N ■ M W T S R V T N ju d ic ia l eukcurr M TNN COM M IT COUNT M B im C L I CO UNTY. STAY* O f FLO W S* • E N S R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N Caa* N * . * * - C a « a - C A - f4 - 0 AURORA L O A N SER V ICES Plaintiff, C IV IL A C T IO N Caa* H e . M - 7 1 4 - O A - I 4 - P AMSOUTH B A N K , an Alabama b o n k in g corporation, euoceaaor in bilareel lo A m S ou th B ank o l Flonda, t u c c e s t o r In Intersil lo Fortun e Bank, a Savings Bank, a* A ssig nee o f CIBbank, N A . a s Assign** of ClbCorp R eal Eatal*. Inc . a* Assign** o f C a rd in a l Induttrl** M o rtg ag e Company. Plaintiff, CARMEN M C O LLA Z O . *1 u i . *1 al.. Defendant*. N O T IC t O F F O N S C L O S W a i SALS BvoLaan O P C I R C U IT C O U R T Nolle* la hereby g ive n that lb* undere ig n e d M aryann* M e n a . Clerk of th e C irc u it C ourt of SEM IN O LE C o un ty. F lo rid a , tn i. on th e 24lh d ay o f JU N E . I EM. a l 11:00 a m . a l th* from deer et th e S I M l N O L i County C o urth o use, in th e C ity of Eenford. F lo rid a , o ffer lo r sal* end ta ll a l pubite outcry lo lha hrghe*I a n d b a s t b id d e r lo r cteh, the fo llo w in g daaenbed property e ilu a le d In SEM INOLE County. F lo rid a , le - w it CONDOM INIUM P A R C E L NO. 73E OF H ATTAW AV RIOGE C O N ­ DOMINIUM A C C O R O IN O TO THE D E C L A R A T IO N OF C O N ­ DOMINIUM THEREOF. R ECO R O EO IN O FFIC IA L RECOROC CO O K 131E. PAOE 174. ET C E O OF TH E P U M J O R ECO RO C OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY. F LO R IO A . ANY A M EN D M EN TS THERETO. pursuant to th* fin al decree of loreclotur* entered in a cae* pending in oald C o u rt, the alyl* ol w hich la: A U R O R A LO A N IER V1CES vo C A R M E N M. COLLAZO, a l us., o l a l .. In a c c o r d a n c e w ith th* Americana w ith O iaabdilie* A c L perron* w ith a d isa b ility who need a s p e c ia l accom m odation lo parttcipat* In th is proceeding •hould c o n ta c t AOA C o ord in ator at 301 N. P a rk Arenua, S u lla N. 301, Sanford, Florida 32771 af le a s t five day* prior lo th* procaodlng. Trl*phone (407) 323-4330 *SL •4227. I -(000) 085-0771 (TOO) or l-(OOO) 019-0770 (V). via Florida R e la y service WITNESS m y hand and official seal ot s a id C ourt thro 21 el day o l April. 1 M S (SEAL) Honorobl* Maryann* M ors* Clerk o f th* C ircutf Court 0; D orothy W B o llu n Deputy C lo rk LAW O F F IC E S OF JOSEPH P A N IE LLO Poet O llic e Boa 2347 Tampa. F lo rid a 33801 Publish A p r il 20. and May 8. 1999 DEB-297 SO M M O L S C O U N T Y , RONALD 0. SPELL. RUTH R. S P E L L, a/k/a Ruth Nanette R id d le. SEMINOLE C O U N T Y BO ARD OF COUNTY CO M M ISS IO N E R S, and JO H N /JAN E DOB. ketifiou* nam es rep resenting tenants In p o sse ssio n . Defendants S O T t C I O P A C T IO N TO: RONALD D. S P E L L A D 0 8 IE S W h ose la st known address Is: E f t W ash ington Avsnu* Chuluota. FL 327SS. You a w n o tifie d the I an action to foroelot* a m o rtg ag e and enforce a d eb t o w in g pursuant to a M ortgage file d for rocord on Novem ber I t . I M S . In Official R e co rd s B o o k 17 M . a l Pag* 0 4 M , o f ih# P u b lio Rocord* o f S e m in o le County. Florid*, lo r p rop e rty d escrib ed Lot 4. S to ck A. L o la S an d 7. ■ lock D. Tew natte o f N orth i. according to th* plat thereof a* re c o rd e d In Plal Book 1 Pago* 84 through M of tti* Public R ocord* o t Sem lnol* County Florida. and a prom issory no te of oven dal* b is boon M o d ag ain st you. Vbu are re*w ired to servo a copy ol to u t w ritten d ele nee*. M any. to it on R onntd 9 Cohn. Esgulra o f Cohn. C o hn . B ia n co S Hendrla. P .A , w hoa* ad d ress If 7 M W Aseele. Tamp*. F lorida 33404, w ithin 34 d ay* altar flral publication, and file Ih* original with th* C lo rk o t f h it C o u rt aithor b efore s e rv ic e on Plaintiff* attorney o r itm te d ielefy thereafter O th erw ise, a default w ill b* en te red a gain* I you for Ih* robot dem anded in Ih# Complain I Dated April 22. I S M Ho* Maryann* M ora*, as Clerk of the C ourt BY: Rulh King As Deputy C lork Publish A p ril 2S. an d M ay S. DEO-2(0 ■ o a g M A •V ' ‘ ■ L I - Lake I t a l y ’s 'T e r e s a W a lb u r g e r hurled s seven-hitter, walking none. and) mates collected 16 h its as the PDS-Hsckerm crushed Select. 17*2. In the City of Oviedo Women's Spring Monday Night Slow Pitch Softball League a t th e Oviedo Softball Com­ plex. The Hackers are now 6-2 and tied for first with ODDC with two games remaining. Providing the offense for PD6 were Jaudon Marlette (3-for-4 with s home run. four RBI), W slburger (2-for-3, three nuts, two RBI), Michelle Field (2-for-3. two runs. RBI). Carrie McAullffe an d Taml Chester (2-for-3. run. two RBI each). Phyllis Baynes (l-for-2. two walks, three ru n s, RBI). Anns Hollis (1for-2, two runs. RBI). Pam Lindsey (l-for-3. run. three RBI) an d Roseann Fry (l-for-4. two runs, two RBI). UCF WINS TAAC WOMEN'S ALLSPORTS SHERMAN DAY TROPHY ORLANDO • The University of C entral Florida waa aw arded the 1996-99 Sherm an Day Trophy as the women's all-sports champion tn the TYana America Athletic Conference, m arking the third time th at UCF has won the trophy tn the past four years. The all-sports champion to d e te r­ mined by a distribution of points based on each school's finish In conference com peti­ tions. the first two batters, th e n allowed a single to load the bases. Dr. Phillips tried a squeeze, but another throwing error allowed two ru n s to score, and It waa 3-0 after a wild pitch. One baiter later, the P a n th ers made It 4-0 a f ­ ter a sacrifice fly, but Tbrmoa hit the shot to make It 4-2. Lake Mary went down In order until the sixth InnirB when the Panthers scored two more to put It out of reach. The Rams bad one m ore shot In the seventh Inning. With Wit two outs an d the season on the line, Chad Legate Uned a sh arp single down the left field tine and Brandon Haney reached on an That was as close a s th e Rams got. The final st-bets signified what Tuttle thinks Lake Maty baseball to all about. "This group never, ever gave up." he said. "We fight and fight through any kinds of advrrslty quit.* i Md Andrr. 1 14-2). LP . Congo (7-tL IS _ • • 1 WP . M rd tti- l . Or. TttrdL 38 . m m . H R _ lo tto M a r y 33-4. Dr. HttOtpo 34-6. UCF*s women's team s won four of the ■eve n sports that have been played so tor this year and finished runner-up In two other sports Despite the absence of a women's softball team . UCPa first place finish to a lock by virtue of tta 42 point lead. UCF won conference cham pionships In soc­ cer. basketball, golf, a n d tennis and finished runner-up in cross country and track and field. With only baseball left to be played. UCF hao a 15-point lead over Oeorgla Georgia State Seal for the 1996-98 Jeaae C. Fletcher Trophy aa the m en's all-sports champion In the TAAC. Oeorgto Slate must finish five places higher In the baseball standings to overtake UCF. If ten's all-sports all-spor trophy It will UCF wins the men's become the first school In conference his­ tory to win both the m en 's and women's ti­ tles Ui the same year twice. UCF previously won the Jesse C. Fletcher Trophy In 1995 and 1996. ARNOLD GETS TAAC AWARD MACON. OA. • University of Central Flor­ ida closer Jason Arnold (Melbourne High School) vrms selected T ra n s America Athletic Conference Pltcher-of-the-W eek m an­ nounced by the conference office on Mon­ day. The 6-foot-3 sophom ore righthander posted UCF*b lone win against eighth ranked Florida Atlantic last weekend, holding the Owls scoreless off three h its and striking out four In 5-1/3 Innings of relief on Sunday (May 2). Babe RuthSAriford Electric Athletics:* Devil Rays (9-3) and Newsome Final regular season stand­ one hit _ Randy Dykes (triple, Hardwoods Athletics (6-5). ings _ Nobles Com m unication two run*). Brandon Hampton BAMBINO T-BALL White Sox (13-1). Knights of (double). Ja m ie Lamb (run). Schedule _ latw rday. May 6 Columbus Expos (9-6). Dean. Ryan Thome; two ru n s _ Ravin at Lakeside Field. Bovls Homes Ringers. Morgan and Lawton. Lawson: one run _ Jonathan vs. Crown Trophy. 8:30 s.m .; P A Diamonds Backs (8-7). Mangum. Dekywan Debose, Rich Plan vs. JTH Enterprises. Klwanls Club Indiana (5-9). Pst Bower*. 9:30 a.m .; Sanford CampbellElks Lodge 41241 Braves (5-9) Rotaiy Breakfast Club Ex­ Loosing American Legion Post and Rotary C lub Athletics (3- pos: two h its _ Marcus Ken­ 53 vs. Sunnlland Corporation. 12). 10:30 a.m . drick (double, two runs, three The league has one Satur­ RBI): one h it _ Jaso n Tate The (tinker M aterials Devil (home run. two runs, three day's left to play and then Rays edged the Sanford Elec­ RBI). Lyndon Merthle (double, there will be a picnic. tric Athletics. 9-8 In seven In­ two runs, two RBI), Eddie nings. os Ja m e s Richardson Hogan and Kaahif Vallot (one Schedule _ latw rday, May 6 doubled home Rodney Grant, run and one RBI each). An­ at Lakeside Field. Deen. Fisher who had opened .th e inning thony Donaldson (two runs): A Lawrence Royals vs. Play It with s double, with one out In two runs _ Rodney Medlock; the top of th e seventh Inning one run _ George Easley, Again Sports Diamond Backs. 11:30 a.m.: Shutter Bugs In the openlnng gam e of the Tracy Jones. Bcst-of-Three Series at Roy Sunnlland Corporation Mar­ Marlins vs. Sanford Lodge 462 Free & Accepted Masons C ar­ Holler Junior Field. lins: two h its _ Kevin Krauf; dinals. 1 p.m.: Network Elec­ in the other game, the Sun- one hit _ Richard Nelson tric C uba vs. Sunnlland Corpo­ niland Corporation Marlins (home run. run. RBI). Kevin ration Red Sox, 2:30 p.m. took a 2-0 lead In th e top of Lorre (double, run. RBI); one The league has one more the first Inning, but the Rotary run _ Sean Macher. Casey Saturday’s on the schedule it Club Expos scored Mullln. Breakfast n there will be a postthe next nine ru n s and posted S41 S0 1 1 . a s and th epicnic. a 14-4 victory. •at lia s . ■ 4 Game two of the aeries will J R . GIRLS SOFTBALL SO SO S. 4 4 be on Thursday. May 6th. with It w as a very good day for I1 3 4 S .1 4 7 the Marlins playing the Expos the Dot Rlchardrcn Softball at 5:45 p.m. and the Athletics Academy Angels from Alta­ Final regular season stand­ battling the Devil Rays a t 7:45 monte Springs a s they swept a ings _ American Division: p.m. doubleheader. 17-0 over Ulti­ If a third game to needed tn Sanford Lodge 462 Free A Ac­ mate Swimwear, and 8-0 over either series. It would be play cepted M asons Yankees (10-2the Sanford Klwanls Club, with on Saturday. May 8th at 9 1). (tinker M aterials Devil Rays a pair of no-hlttera In the City (6-7) and Sanford Electric a.m. and/or 11 a.m. of Sanford Recreation and The Semifinals will begin on Athletics (3-11); National Divi­ Porks Department Junior sion: Railroaders Cuba (12-1Tuesday. May 11th a t Roy Girls’ Spring Fast Pitch Soft­ 1). Rotaiy Breakfast Club Ex­ Holler Junior Field with the Devil Rays/Athletlcs survivor pos (6-9) a n d Sunnlland Cor­ ball League a t Roy Holler Field on May 1st. taking on the Sanford Lodge poration M artins (5-10). Providing the offense were: •62 Free & Accepted Masons Dot Richardson Softball Game two of the series will Yankees st 5:45 p.m . and the Expos/Marllna w inner facing be played o n Wednesday st Academy Angles: two hits _ the Railroaders Cuba a t 7:45 Roy Holler Ju n io r Field, with Jenny Gulllama (home run. the Red Sox (leading the series two ru n s, live RBI). Brittany p.m. Game two will be on T hurs­ 1-0) and Pirates playing st Chlmalarald (two runs); one hit day. May 13th. a t 5:45 p.m. 5:45 p.m. and the Royals _ Beth Lawrence (home run. and 7:45 p.m. and the *tf nec­ (leading the series 1-0) and two n m s. two RBI). Janelle essary* game being played on Devil Rays playing at 7:15 W arren (triple, two runs, two RBI). Kristen Colloid (double. Saturday. May 15th. a t 9 a.m. p.m. If one. or both, of the series RBI), Natalie Ruff, Andrea and/or 11 a.m. Leah Lilly and Lauren The survivors would then are tied after Wednesday, (he Wain. Hoffman (one ru n and one RBI meet In the Cham pionship Fi­ If necessary' game will played nals beginning on Tuesday. on Friday a t 5:45 p.m. and/or each); two ru n s _ Rebecca Brennan: one run _ Leah 7:15 p.m. May 18th, a t 6 p.m. The semifinal survivors will Bramwell. Zoe Om. Angela Game two would be on Saunders. Thursday, May 20th. a t 6 p.m. meet In th e Best-of-Three Dot Richardson Softball and the ‘If necessary’ game set Championship Finals starting Academy Angela (game 2): one on Monday, May 10th at Roy for Saturday. May 22nd. at 9 hit _ Ja n n ell Warren (two runs, Holler J u n io r Field a t 6 p.m. a.m. RBI). Andrea Wain (two runs), Game two would be played Providing the offense In on W ednesday. May 12th at 6 Beth Lawrence (run), Brittany Tuesday's gam es were: Rlnker Materials Devil Rays: p.m. and th e ‘If necessary’ Chlmalaraki (RBI); two runs _ Leah Lilly; one run _ Kristen two hits _ Khalil Farahkhan game would be played on Fri­ Cofold. day, May 14th at 6 p.m. (two RBI); one hit _ Rodney Final regular season stand­ Grant (double, three runs), 4 4 S 4 .1 7 I t American Division: Jam es Richardson (double, ings _ 000 0 . 0 0 Royals (8-4). Red Sox (5-6). RBI). Josh Annett (run. RBI). Nick Martin (three runs), Cody New Tribes Mission Indiana (24040. • 4 0000.0 0 Miller (two runs), Brandon 9) and M ariners (1-10): Na­ tional Division: Pirates (9-2), Welgert. �__ J i / 4 w « ___ l^yjSTTjSjjDM^ T in R a tlin la a Sanford native a n d Seminole Igh School graduate now playing for the Oakland Athletics. His statistics for the 1B99 sea son la In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second colum n and career totals (Including 1098) In the third column. Rabies came on aa a pinch-hitter in the Doubles...... Triplet......... Home runs. S teals.......... Average....... laW!JWPIRsrS!#| foltPut • IB C f l K M t I i h i M w C o u rt. Suit* I N UhoMHanorMsttM Arnold, a 1998 Freshman All-America, leads this year's staff with seven saves In eight attem pts and ranks second w ith ■ c a ­ re e r high in wins (6-4) and strikeouts (69). Although higher than last year's 2.0 4 ERA. his 3.23 ERA Is tops among the seven pitch­ ers with 10-phis appearances this season. This to th e first time Arnold h a s been s e ­ lected for this honor but th e second time a Golden Knight pitcher has been recognised th is season. Justin Pope (Lake W orth/Wellington High School) waa honored April 19th. AdwUniatrathr* Onto* •* Mm C«Mt MIANOU, totagltoa*. O r-U L U N of 1 .M M M - •TT1(T00). m 1-SOO-MS-S77S (V). *to Ftortds Atow lento*. WITMM w t o S and MM awNiiwi is s C H A U M OM TO AO S COW MAN T F/K /A C H I MIC A l M O R T O A O S COM PAN Y. VMM ' m a t t h I w A ' h o s i ANO ’ fcRSTV L R O SE. M B WIFI: M il ItM lollcw tAa d e e c n b a d p rop erty located In l* m iflo l* County. Florid* l* t 1. Stock -A*. F w t A d d itio n to • R ep U t o l L*k* M o b il* •her**, according to ItM F i l l h e r e o f * i rocord*d In F l a t B ook I Fag* FI, P u b lic A * c o n ic o l la m * n o il County. F lorida , k t i lho S o u lh ttito rfy ***** l « i i ol ta td lo t tor f l a t * Hoad right-of-way I C S S AND E XCEPT lhal p o r ­ tion o t Lot I. S lo c k 'A*. (I*** Iho right-of-way lakon for C R •417 p o t Olftclal Accord* B o o h 4*0 P ag e M l) . ’ FIAIT A D D I­ TION TO A A IP I A T OF I A K K M O D U S S H 0 A ID -. ac c o rd in g to th* plot Ikoraaf rocord*d in P in B o o k I, Pag* 71. o i th * p u b lic record* *1 la m in o l* County. Florida, bo mg further d etertb e d at tollowa C o m m a n d at tho Northerly meet corner o l aaid l o l I. B lo c k -A*, th in c a run South 3 S dtg r**a U m nulo* 94 lo c o n d * ■ a tl alo ng th* S a ilo rly im* o f to ld L o t I. Stock -A -. tor IS 7 .4 S toot to Ih* POINT 0 7 B E G IN ­ NING, thonc* contlnu* South SS degr*** M mmutoc 04 tc c o n d * S o il alo ng u ld (oatarty IIn* fo r 34 00 to o l lo a polnl on Ih* N ortherly right-of-way Im* o f aaid C D 1421. thane* h a v in g aald E aclarfy Hn* of l e t 1. B lo ch *A*. run South 4 t d o g r ia t 34 minute* IF lo c o n d * Weal along la id righl-ol-uray kn* tor SO 19 tool to a point o n tha W esterly lino o f aaid l o l t . Block -A*. Ihone* h ir in g a a id righl-of-w ay Una. run I North 4 0 d tg r* * a 31 miaul** 33 le c o n d * W aal a lo n g u ld Westerly lln* o l U l I. B lo c k *A*. to r 14.00 toot, thonc*. h ir in g aaid W c cla riy lot line, run North 4S d ig r u n 3 4 m n u i* * 37 u c o n d * l**t. 10.93 tool to Ih* Point o l Baglnning. C o n tain in g 1313 artuar* l* * t. mot* o r h ta . a l p u b lic cah, to th* h ig h * a l biddar tor caah. at th* w * * l front d o o r o l th o S tm ln o l* C o un ty Couilhoua*. Sanford. Florida a l t l 09 a m . on dun* 1, IM S . N o lle * American* W ith O t o a b ilillt i A ct o l 1SS0. Admini* train* Order No 14-30. P o n o n a wilh a diaabiUty w h o noad ■ apaclal accom m odation to p a rtic ip a h In thla proceeding thou id co rn ier D h a b lllty Coordinator at 301 North P a rk Avonu*. Suil* N 301. Santord. Florid* 33771 a l h a i l In* d a y * p rior lo th* proceeding. Telephone (407) 333-4339 Eat. 4337; I-I0 9 -M S -S 7 7 I (TOD uaort only) W ITNESS my h in d and Soal o t thic C o u rt on April 3S, l i f t . (Court S o il) MARYANNS MORSE C L E R K . CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Cloth Donald L. Smith, Eaquir* A ttorney lor P h ln tllt E M N orth Ocaan S tra ti Ja c k a o n v ilh . F I 13303 Telephone 404/3J 4 -3444 P u b lith . M iy I. 13. IM S DEC-34 Unknown Y O U A A S H E R E B Y NOTIFIEO that an a ctio n to toractoM a M o rtg a g e on th o following p ro p e rly lo c a te d In Seminole County. Florida. ™ It: 4 M O raylord Lana Ca***lb*ffy. F L 13707 YO U A R B NOTIFIED lhal an a ctio n to r torodoauro e l mort­ g ag e on Ih* tallowing d e le ft b e d property; LOT 430. DEER RUN. UNIT SB. A CCO R D IN O TO THE P U T T H E R E O F A S RECO RD ED IN P U T B O O K IS. PAOE 41, PU B ­ LIC R E C O R D S OP SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A NOTE; PURSUANT TO THE FAIN DEBT COLLECTION P R A C T IC E S ACT YO U ARE ADVISED THAT THIS U W FIRM I t D E E M E D TO B E A DEBT C O L L E C T O R ATTEMPTING TO C O L L E C T A O IB T AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL B E U SED F O R THAT PURPOSE. W ITNESS my hand and Ih* aaal o t aaid Court on APRIL 3Sth. I M S . Maryann# M o n * i Aa Ctorh o l the Court j By; O eborah Conan! ! Aa O aputy Clark CO O IU S E STAWIARSKI | 4010 B o y S co u t Boulevard | S u lla 440 ' Tampa, F lo rid a 31S07 i Telephone: (St3) 177-4001 C A S t M - 00107 Pubiiah: M a y S. I t I M S 0SC -3 S Ih* und*reigned Clark ot Ih* C ir c u it C o u rt e l la m in o l* County. Florida, m il on Ih* ISth day o l Juno. I S M . at 1 1 0 0 o 'c lo c k A.M. at th* Waal Iron! doer a I th* Sem inole County C ourthouse in Bantoid, Florida, ottar tor cal* and **N al pubNo outcry lo tho h ig h a tl and boat b idd a r tor caah, th* M low ing d a ta rib a d proparty titu a la in Sem inole County. Florida Lot IS. B le a k -A*. BRANTLEY S H O R E S , FIR ST ADDITION. 41, P u b lic R eco rd* o l Seminole County, Florida. puraiM fil to Ih* F in a l Judgment entered In a oaa* pending In aaid Court, th* atyto e l which it Indie*ted above W ITNESS my hand and official aaal o l aaid C o u rt thia ISth day o f A pril. I M S In a c c o rd a n c e with th* A m e ric a n ! W ith O ta a b illlh t A c t pa n o n * with d to ab ililk* need­ ing a a p a c la l accom m odation to p e rb c ip a lv in thia proceeding •hould co ntact Ih* Clerk *1 Ih* C ircu it Court at th* Senriioto C o u n ty Courthoua*. 301 N Park Avenue. Santord. Florida 33771. telep ho ne (407) 3334330) not tolar Ilian taven (7) daya p rio r to Ih* proceeding. II hearing Impaired. (TDD) 1-100M S -S 7 7 I, o r Vole* (V) l-SOOH S -S 7 7 0 . via Florida R a lly Service (COURT SEAL) M aryann* M o n a C L E R K OF THE CIR C U IT COURT B y D orothy W Bolton Deputy Ctorh ATTO RN EY FO R P U 1N T IFF Jen* E. Bond B utiar E Hoaeh. P.A. 311* S. Conw ay R d , Sle E Orlando, Florida 33S13 (40 7 )3 8 1 -MOO BAH C M 3043 P u b ltth M ay S. 13. IM 4 DEC-3S cfgth Inning and struck out. but the veteran stayed In the game and led off the 10th with a double an d scored the winning run aa th e n o d three b atters walked gtvtng th e A's a 1211 victory over th e Boston Red Sox Monday evening. m S S 8 B 8 8 B B L IUM P A A C S l KNOW N A S UNIT S33. L A K E LO T U S C L U a V. A C O N ­ D O M IN IU M . A C C O R D IN G TO THI P LA T T N S A IO F AS R E C O R D E D IN P LA T BOOK 31. P A Q I S S3 TO B S AND P U T B O O K 33. P A O IS 73 AND 78. OP T H I P U B LIC R ECO RD S OP S E M IN O LE COUN TY. FLORIDA AN D AN UN 0IV10SD INTEREST IN T H E C O M M O N ELEMENTS AND COMMON EXPEN SES A P P U R T E N A N T TO SAID UNIT. A L L IN A C C O R D A N C E WITH AND SU B JE C T TO THE COVENANTS. CONDITIONS. R E S T R IC T IO N S , T E R M S AND O T H ER PRO VISIO N S OF THAT D E C L A R A T IO N O F CONDO­ MINIUM OF U K E LOTUS C L U B V A CO N D O M INIUM AS CO N ­ TAINED IN O FFICIAL R 1 C 0 R 0 S B O O K IS IS . P A O E 137 AND AM ENDED IN OFFICIAL R B C O R O S BO O K t S I l . PAOE IS4. O F THE P U B LIC R IC 0 R 0 E OP B S M IN O IE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. EXHIBIT A written defence*. II any. with Ih* Ctorh o l Ih* C o u rt and ttrv * a c o p y o l ta m o lo th* U W O F F IC E O F S T E V E N P. L IE . P la in tiff'* attorney, who** td d r* a * la I S I S Coral Way. f u ll* (S 03, M ia m i. Florida 33148. w ithin 30 day* attar tha Era! pub licatio n o l iha nolle*, o lh e rw le * • D e fa u lt win b* e n te re d ■g a l m l y o u lo r th* r* ll* t dem anded In Ih* C o m p la in t o r P etitio n TH IS N O TICE a h a ll be publt h « d one* ta c h w eek lor two c o n a e o u liy o w eek* in Ih* I* m l n o * Herald. NOTE; P U R S U A N T TO THE FAIR D E B T C O LLE C T IO N ACT YOU AR E ADVISED THAT THIS U W F IR M IS D E E M E D TO BE A D E B T C O L L E C T O R ATTEMPT­ ING TO C O L L E C T A 0 I B T AND ANY INFORM ATION OBTAINED W ILL B E U S E D F O R THAT P U R ­ P O SE . 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II you ara v o ic e impaired, c a ll l-S O O -f SS-S7T0 (COURT SE A L) M irya nn e Mora# CLERK O F THE CIRCUIT C O U R T By D orothy W B o lto n Deputy C la rk ATTORNEY F O R P LA IN TIFF A rd raa L A yla tt-H oach Butler A H oech. P A 3114 S Conw ay R d . Sta E Orlando. Florida 33S13 (407) 3S1-S300 B4HS0SOS2* Publish A p ril 2S. an d May S. IM S DEB-346 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SAMINOLA COUNTY, PLONIOA CAAB NO. S S -114 3 -O R -O S -P JIMMY L E E H A R R IM A N Petitioner end JOHN VICTO R H ARRIM ANJ A/K/A JIM M Y L L O Y D PARROTT. R espondent NOTICS OP ACTION PON NAME CMANOE TO: Jo hn V icto r Harnm an/ aka-Jim m y L L o y d Parrott ADDRESS Unknow n YOU A R E NOTIFIED that an action h as bean tiled a g e in tl you and th at you ara required to serve a c o p y o l your written defenses it any. to it on JIM M Y LEE H A R R IM A N ,whoaa addraaa n 271 W 3RD S T CH ULUOTA. FL 327SS on o r b efore M AY 19.1 M l . and file tha original with tha c le rk o f t h lt C ourt at P.0 B o a I I S , la n ia r d . FL 32772-GS1I. before service on Petitioner o r im m ed iately there­ after. If you fall to do ao. a default m ay be en tered against you lo r tha rallat d em and ed In tha petition. C o p ie s o t a ll c o u rt docum ent* In this caaa , in c lu d in g orders, ire a v a ila b le at lh a C la rk of tha Circuit C o u rt's o ttic s You may rtn e w th ese d ocu m e n ts upon request You m ust keep th e C lerk o l the Circuit C o u rt's o lllc e notified o l your curran t ad d raaa (You may hla N otice ot C u rre n t Address. Florida F a m ily L aw Form t2 SIS ) Future p a p e rs in Ifn i lawsuit w ill be m ailed to the address on reco rd at lha clerk'a office W A R N IN G R u le 12 2SS. Florida F a m ily L a w R u les ot P rocedu re, re q u ire s certain ■utumatic d is c lo s u re o l d o c u ­ ments and inform ation Failure lo co m p ly can re s u lt in s a n c ­ tions. in c lu d in g d is m is s a l or striking ot p le a d in g s Deled A PR IL 24. 1SSS M ARVANNE M O R S E C LE R K C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT CO UR T By Luenne W oodley O epuly Clerk Publish M arch 28 and May 5 12. IS 1999 DEO 264 AT T ENT I ON AiwortNomona s s n a a copy o f you r w ritten da U n it s it any. to It on Katherine J. G ra y P etitio n er, whcee addraaa la 404 Ooheny Way. Cassalbarry. P L 33707 on or tatora JUN E 4 .1 M S and file lha original with tha clerk o l this court b e fo re s e rv ic e on Petitioner or im m ed iately Ih ere­ after It you fa il to d o SO. a default will be en te re d ag ain st you tor lha relief dem anded in the petition WITNESS my hand and lh a seal o l Due court on A P R IL IS . 1SS1 (SEAL) MARVANNE M O R S E CLERK OF THE C O U R T By Nancy R W inter Deputy Clark Publish M s y S . 12. I t . 24, I M S DEC-30 IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE IIONTIBNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND PON BENIN O i l COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO.i M -tS T S -D R -S t-e IN RE THE M A R R IA G E OF E L B A C VERG ARA. PETtTIONER/W IFE. and ALCIBIADES BATISTA. R ESPO N D EN T/H USBAN D NOTICE OP ACTION TO: ALCIBIADES BATISTA UNKNOWN YOU A M H E R E B Y N 0 T IP IID that an Action lo r O ltM lu tie n ot Marrias# ha* b ean filed ag ain st you and you are raquirad to serve a copy o f your written d a tsn isi. il any, la it on E L B A C VERDANA Petitioner, w hose addraaa I* 324 R 0 S E C L IF P CIR . SA N FO R D . F LO R ID A 32773 on or b o lo r* JU N E 3. 1944. and tils th a o rig inal with tha Clark of th is C o u rt either bator* sarvica o n P etitio n er or immadiataly th ere after II you tail to do ao. a default w ill ba entered ag a in st you lo r the rail*I demanded in Ih* Petition. WITNESS my hand and lha seal ot this C o u rt on A P R IL IS . IM S (SEAL) ' MARVANNE M O R SE At Clark of th* Court Luann* W oodley A* Deputy C la rk N O TIFICATIO N IN A C C O R D A N C E WITH THE AMERICANS W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES ACT. par e o n s with d isa b il­ ities needmg a sp e c ia l a c c o m ­ modation s h o u ld c o n ta c t COURT AD M IN ISTR ATIO N , at 301 N Park Avanu*. Santord. Florid* 32771, Telephone (407) 407-123-4330 n o l lit e r than SEVEN day* p rio r to th# pro­ ceeding II h e a rin g im p aired . a O D M -aOO-SSS-4771 o r VOICE (V) 1-400-955-4770. v ia Florida Sm. i l l H u s n u Owners 103— H o uses U nfu rn ish ed eat pay A asceawil M» 407-M 9 A M 4 Z ra E B t Site Woik Labor Accounting S o viet* (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -4 3 0 7 F a x (4 0 7) 3 2 1 -1 2 1 * F T Poo. OfliearVfwd proceasn g required Esp. of Windows hateful Good SalJBanaMs 407323 9522 or 1400-2*3-5122. W*raf»Ou00-S7/hr-M04t packers U-R-Q-E-N-T-L-Y N E E D E D Lo­ o te d m the Sanford arse. 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IW 0 N 7 ^ MARRY Y 0 U !_ ^ changed L U N A ( t a p t . 3 3 - O e l. 33) L o t o ld wound* gat a ch a n ce to heal wsSsad at reopening i* aua* w here y o u 'a n d your male have p re v io u sly d isa g reed It tha hurt •• *t»U to r e , th e Irritation w ill be greater Vva lane WIN AT BRIDGE MWUMH0W1FWLC, W D K O K Y T O A i W ¥ * l L £ W £ . TOU KnOVl THAI TOOftf lb THOl£KaPONSl6L£fOfc 'CARTOONISTS DAY*7 . MUtfcGMCTDQKOWKICn CK£ YOUKSCLFWHFI YOUML1 W H tfb -THAI? YEAH, PRESIDENT CLINTON SPENDS THE DAY IN SNOOPY9 D O 0 H O U 3 B Today's deal occurred during the Niklas Data Championship, which wss held In Stockholm, Sweden, February IIII. Swedish internationals Tommy Gullberg and Lars Andersson won this pairs event by a wide margin. They pocketed about 11,800 each. In this deal, the winners did well against four hearts. However, the in­ teresting question is this: Can EasiWest defeat four apadea? West's three diamonds waa a weak Jump overcall, abowing in principle about 8-10 high card points and a de­ cent six-card suit. With a seventh card, one would sometimea bid four diamonds, but that has the disadvan­ tage of taking the auction past three no-trump. Andersson cashed his top dia­ monds, Gullberg discarding an en- counting club on the second round There was a natural reaction for West to continue with the diamond Jack, hoping his partner could overrun the dummy. But Andereson trusted his artner, switching to the club Jack. am. with the S Otrump spill, declarer ran out of control, finishing two down. (Yes, leading the diamond Jack at trick three defeats the contract, but by only one (rick.) It takes some defense to beat the batter four apades. (Do you think South ahould have overlooked his heart suit with such strong spades? It looks right to do so, though I suppose North could be void in spades and have five-plus hearts.) West starts with two lop diamonds, but East must ruff the second to switch to a heart, ruffed by West Then the diamond Jack form dummy to ruff, leaving declarer unable to draw trumps and get back to the dummy to take the heart finesse. R Vulnerable: Neither Dealer. South West North East 3• Pass Pass Pass 4 * All past Opening lead: a A What’s so funny about the humerus? by Jim m y Johnson l6THATG0IM67DeC CMOOGHfelUTT WtU,0CTTEg1&MttDir ADD MOT HAJl IT,THAO HAyeiTAOONOTl&Dir. h a v g u Y ytxj got THAT BACKWARD? \ YOU D i O U T 6 0 . m p R ic e o f t H ie RAJMT. v jfe * 1 \ \ r l \ l- POPCO«fLAND f NO POPCORN, JfM PAVTft ».y DEAR DR. GOTT: What is the “funny bone" in the elbow, and why does it hurt so much when I bump It? DEAR READER: This is a classic case of miscommunicatlon. The answer to your question may surprise you. The bone of the upper arm is the humerus, not to be confused with the rib-tickling adjective “humorous.* At the elbow, there is a groove in the humerus through which a major nerve to the lower arm (the ulnar nerve) (ravels. At this point, the ulnar nerve is relatively exposed: Its only protection b skin and sparse subcuta­ neous tissue. Consequently, a blow to this part of the elbow often affects the nerve, which is then pressed against the bony groove, leading to pain and tingling I suppose — but I am guessing now — that, when asked, old time doctors would respond that such symptoms were caused by a blow to the humerus bone. In speech, this could easily be interpreted as “funny bone"; hence, the phrase entered the vernacular. In actual (act, there U no “funny bone * The trauma involves the ulnar nerve, your reluctance to discuss this with a male doctor, so find a female physi­ cian with whom you will be more com- PETER G O TT. M.D, but — like so many things In life — the term “hinny bone* became popubr because it b so unforgettable. DEAR DR GOTT: I'm too embar raised to bring my problem to my doctor's attention. For the past few months, I have noticed increasingly coarse hair growth on my breasts, especially around the nipple areas, is this normal for a woman of 33? DEAR READER: Breast hair may develop in women as they age. A few strands can easily be plucked, but If vou are experiencing significant new hair growth — particularly between the breasts —I urge you to see a doc­ tor who specializes in endocrine (hor­ monal) problems. I can understand DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm a 37 year old mother of four children. For the past two year*. I've become Increasingly forgetful and have great difficulty recalling everyday objects. For exam­ ple, In my mind 1 see a familiar refrig­ erator but I can’t remember what it b called. Is this normal far my age? How can I find out what the problem b? DEAR READER Although all of us tend to become somewhat forgetful as we age, you describe a more acceler­ ated and sinbter process that, in my view, b far from normal. You should be examined by a neurologist In addi­ tion to a complete examination of your nervous system, 1 suspect that you will need extensive testing to identify the cause of your poor recall. Once a diagnosis is made, treatment can be addressed. (Peter Qott, a syndicated col­ umnist for Newspaper Enterprise Association, can be written to at P.O. Box 91309, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369.) � 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, May 04, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 1999. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 04, 1999; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fabf13c46986ab5927e4bac5e81da5ca.pdf 91fcb900d1bd7f0a60834bb5375e0d4f PDF Text Text 7. 1999 f a r . N o. W O (407) 322-2611 FI Serving Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary. Longwood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Seminole County □INSIDE To see If you are too smart, please see Page BA. □BRIEFLY »’• »assla>lsw Fu­ ture Club of Orlando will hold Its spring enrollment event on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the University of Chib of Orlando. ISO East Central Bhrd.. Orlando. For Information, call (407) 381­ 0278. Ik e City s f Laagvwwd r e ­ cently honored Louts Frantz Joachim with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Good Citi­ zenship Award for 1999. Re­ cently appointed to serve on the Seminole County His­ torical Commission. Joachim served as a U.N. Observer for Iraq. A member of Rotary In­ ternational. he haa served aa chairman of community service as well as the Inter­ national Division of the New York City chapter. Joachim waa also a member of the d u b 1000. established to erect the Vietnam War Me­ morial and served aa a direc­ tor of Associated Builders of New York city, which worked to rehabilitate rental housing through a city housing improvement pro­ gram. His company. Dover International Realty. Inc., la a full arrvtce brokerage for commercial and residential sales, leasing and m anage­ ment. I. Orsaa was honored by the city of Orlando with a day In his name tn honor of his re­ tirement. Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood proclaimed March 31 as Albert I. Gross Day for his 44 years of serv­ ice In the labor movement representing ladlea garment workers and for his Involve­ ment tn workers' rights. Gross was once one of three whites who marched with 4,000 blacks picketing Klansmen and worked with Rev. Vivian and Martin Lu­ ther King Jr. The oldest standing member, and only Jewish person, to sit on the board of the Justice and Peace office run by the Sis­ ters of Notre Dame. Gross Is a member of Congregation of Liberal Judaism In Winter Park, along with his wife Linda. Jsff Moors, owner of aa Oviedo based landscape d e­ sign firm and a landscape Installer has earned certifi­ cation by Florida Nursery­ men A Grower’s Association Landscape Contract Division after completing a full-day exam covering skills In 13 areas. Including plant Iden­ tification. equipment opera­ tion. tree planting and staking .palm binding and pruning. Fate of teen dance is still up in the air STAFF WRITER j LONGWOOD • Continued support for a teen dance pro­ gram In Longwood la on hold while the state conducts an Inquiry Into the program. The State Attorney's Office la looking into the use of forfei­ ture trust hinds by the Center for Youth Diversions. Inc., the sponsor of a weekly teen dance. The State Attorney's Office la requesting accountings from Seminole wants to pull the plug on video lotteries tn STAFF WHITEH SEMINOLE COUNTY • The odds are brine Hacked against "video lotteries" becoming one of Seminole County's "natural choices." County officials are resolved to fight a legislative push to allow electronic poker, keno and blackjack machines as being proposed by legislators 'Attorney urged the ‘ of Seminole County Co Monets to "condemn" all at­ tempts to circumvent the Con­ stitution Ot the State of Florida by permitting casino games under the ruse of expanding the Slate Lottery. On Tuesday, the board la expected to adopt and supply a certified copy of the resol u- Art Lafc >0 by third-graders Morpn H i and David Historic cemetery gazebo will get a facelift STAFF WHITER SANFORD • Restoration work Is underway for the his­ toric gazebo In the Lakevtew Cemetery In Sanford. The octagon slurped gazebo. 48-feet In diameter, la being repaired to look like It did when It was brand new. The structure will be designed to withstand 100 mlle-pcr-hour winds, according to city engi­ neer Dob Waller. The renovations are ex­ pected to be complete In one month. The bid for the renova­ tion work was awarded to the Weahmark Corp. for 942,500. Because the gazebo was cen­ city officials said. The 30-acre Lakevtew Ceme­ trally located as part of the tery was purchased tn the cemetery's design, museum 1920’s, and the gazebo may officials believe that It araa have been built before the built at the same time as the cemetery was purchased, ac­ cemetery. <possibly at an ear­ cording to Alicia Clarke, c u ra ­ lier date. The city purchased the tor of the Sanford Museum. The gazebo was built large cemetery from the family of enough that a hearse could T J . Miller, who at the turn of pull underneath. There were the century owned a furniture benches on the Inside, and It store where the First Union served as a shelter area for Bank on First Street Is now lo­ cated. and owned an under­ burial services. Clarke said. *lt was big enough to drive a taker's parlor behind the fur­ wagon through.* Clarke said. niture store. *At one time he was the only There was no floor. It was only dirt. You could alt Inside undertaker In the city,* Clarke when It was raining, or if for Miller's hone. Bob. who some other reason you wanted to have services in the gazebo.* pulled the hearse for the T J. Miller A Son company, la burled near the cemetery's en­ trance on Hardy Avenue, Clarke said. ‘It la turned so It faces the road that Bob traveled on.* Clarke said. The atone an Bob’s grave soya that he was faithful for 28 years. The handcarved atone was damaged In 1980. and re ­ placed by a local company. "He has become sort of a lo­ cal legend.* Clarke said. ‘People talk about him os tf they knew him. when they weren't old enough to have known him.* Bob's obituary ran In the July 3. 1914 Sanford Herald. T J . Miller was the main un­ dertaker In the city at the turn of the century.* Clarke said. "It seems this horse would have taken everybody to the cemetery.* The Sanford Museum la looking for more information on the long-time driver of the hearse. Prince Strobart. The museum is also looking for In­ formation on the Miller Funeral Parlor. Including old photos, and stories The Sanford Museum la r e ­ searching the history of San­ ford's cemeteries, Including the Lakevtew Cemetery. Any­ one with Information to share can call the museum at (407) 302-1000. Lake Mary students focus on helping others By Vivian □QUOTE STAFF WRITER “Those who never retract their opinions love themselves more than they love the truth." •JOSEPH JOUBERT □ INDEX C l a s s if ie d .............4 B -5 B C o m i c s .......................6 B C r o s s w o r d ................. BB P e o p l e ........................... 4A D oor A b b y ................. 4A H o r o s c o p e ................. BB O b i t u a r i e s ................. 3A P oU ce B riefs . . . . 3A S p o r ts ................. 1B -2B T e l e v i s i o n ................. 4B CrafebVialu 9 at Lake Mary C«y H al. For atory, i Lake Mary High School Interact Sarvica CU) co­ sponsors Karyn Roberts and Robin D atin g * work alongside dub members Maty Davis and Erin Dehhv gar to d e a n up the* yard of Chuluota resident Sandra Monroe a s part of a Batter Living for Seniors project. LAKE MARY - Several Lake Mary (Ugh School students took a hands-on approach to yard work this weekend when, as Interact Service Club mem­ bers, they volunteered to dean up an elderly Chuluota woman's yard on behalf of Seminole County’s Better Liv­ ing for Seniors. "I am so proud of these stu­ dents. almost 100 of them.* said club co-sponsor Karyn Roberts. They actually pay to Join the club and then work endless volunteers hours In thetr community.* While the 10-year-old club Is open to all grade levels at the high school, only 11 juniors and seniors participated In the cleanup of Sandra Monroe's yard, 'because they con drive,* Roberts said. The first four volunteers to arrive picked up trash around the yard while waiting for the other helpers, who. as Roberts said, ‘had a heck of a time get­ ting there.* A key volunteer, the student with all the lawn maintenance equipment. an hour late after he got loa trying to And Monroe's house. The Interact member* spent about 3 1/2 hours performing the work and have been asked to return to do some minor repairs and paint. Roberta said that it will have to be within the next three weeks, because students have 9-week exa ma then and are already busy with prom this weekend. Drawing on the example of thetr adult counterpart — Ro­ tary Club of Lake Mary - the students tackle weekly proj­ ect*. always after school hours. When helping at Semi­ nole Children's Village, the high school students might take the kids on a field trip, ass C3m b , FsgsgA mm *'Vv LJ------- �2A - Seminole Herald. San lord. 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DOB 9/10/00. waa arrested by Casselberry fo ucv ocnceri, cnargra witn au tiv iico w tii ty —u o o n o c . C A M I L m iT , Aped 4. 11:30 a m . Sandpiper Dm*. C b m topher Dean Lockhart. DOB 10/39/7S. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Aggravated Battery - (Domestic Violence) and Battery - (D—write Vio­ lence). IM V O U . April B. 13:10 a m . County Hoad 437, Anthony Ramon Burke. DOB 9/31/71. was arrested by Sanford M ic e officers, charged with Aggravated AaaatiM. SANFORD, April 4. 13:11 a m . Weal E n d m lt Boulevard, Scott Everette James. DOB 10/31/07, was a im ta d by San­ ford Police officers, charged with Aggravated Battery. quires an accounting of funds from the confiscation account by the Center for Youth Diver­ sions to the City of Longwood. the City tn the p a t h a not re ­ quired the accounting. Drago said. Drago h a Instructed the of­ ficers of the Center for Youth counting of funds received from the City Confiscation Ac­ count. Drago h a also told the offi­ cers of the Center for Youth Diversions that an accounting of future. confiscation funds from the City should be mibmitted on an annual basis, in accordance with state law. Staff from the Center for Youth Diversions told Drago that the accountings will be available about April IS. D n p sold that he believes there Is sufficient account­ ability of confiscation hinds and the police detail under the current arrangement. There is accountability now * Drago said. I t Is not as fUU In scope u under a normal contract.' the commiMlon when ah the questions from the state tnquiry have been answered, and when the commission can dlscuas the Issue *tn ■ more open dialogue.' Commlssloner Paul Lovestrand said he has been In contact with state officials rea n tin g the Inquiry. He said he la under an order by the state to refrain from discussing the Inquiry. corporation.' Miller Bald. "We need to have a contract, If the city does sign a contract with the Center Tor Youth Diversions to manage the Teen Dance, all records of the program would become public record. City Attorney Richard Taylor said, The Hist Teen Dance was held June 3. 1903. hosted by the Longwood Police D epart­ men! and the Center for Youth .*h<ftl!dvC«ih tract with the Center fotYouffi Dlvcnlona to manage and t T h T T « n Dance Is Ja rt of Longwood's programs to prowith an allemative cntertalnmenl environment to 3and a police 5 d i ^ . a tjm a m * J d I S to ^ ib r * W 3.94l. •rfie Then Dance would become a City event. *1 do think we need to treat the corporation tike a m other ° mcU‘1’ since I993 morc than 9 3 0 00 y ^ t h , have partlcl|rd ^ |he Trrtl Dance Lonswood nolice said vouth K v! decrra8ecl by ,0 p ^ rm t. Ed“ * \ I Joao Lobo, DOB 3/4/01, was arrested by Oviedo Potfc errs, charged with Burglary - Unoccupied Stnwtui TheB (Felony). SANFORD, April 3. 4:30 p m . Flench Avenue. Denkr nle Parker. DOB 0/5/79. was arrested by Seminole i Sheriffs officers, charged with Theft Retail. SANFORD, April 2. 9:33 p m . South Orlando Drive. J< Marie Wahl. DOB 8/25/00. was arrested fay Sanford officers, charged with Retail Theft. Joe Junior County Sts Paraphemt ROMS. April 3. 8:13 p m . State Road 436. s. DOB 2 /8 /0 0 , waa arrested by Seminole officers, charged with ffossess / Use Drug R PI09. April 2, 9:10 p.m.. Morse Street. Dale Richard Dexter, DOB 1/31/73, was arrested by Semi­ nole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and No Valid Driver's License. ALTAMONTE BFRDMg, April 4. 5:17 p.m.. State Road 436, Shared Anljwan Alexander. DOB 2/5 /0 1 . « u arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession Cannabis. ALTAMONTE 0991900. April 4. 6:52 p.m.. Longwood Ave­ nue. Dwayne Herman Woodall. DOB 8/23/00. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with ffa s ts stan Marijuana. Possession Crack Cocaine and Resist / O b­ struct / Oppose Officer Without Violence. LOROWOOD, April 4. 13:35 a m . County Road 427. Gomel Jam es Cooper. DOB 7 /4 /0 7 . was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged wllh Pntersslrm of Cannabis Under 20 Grams. BANFORD, April 5. 3:45 a.m.. Georgia Avenue. Travis Trail Davis. DOB 3 /5 /7 4 , was arrested by Seminole County NfaerIffs officers, charged with Purchase or Possess / Unlawful Distribute / Dispense. SANFORD, April 4. 1:43 a.m.. Sipes Avenue. Ladeatrice 'D ee Dee' September Hampton. DOB 9/11/00. was arrested by ALTAMONTE 0FBINO0. April 4. 4:17 a.m.. Magnolia Street. John Anthony Dlgennaro. DOB 7/12/63. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. ALTAMONTE 6FEDKM, April 4. 11:42 p.m.. Palm Springs Drive. Gerard Thomas Connolly Jr., DOB 0/3 /8 2 , was a r­ rested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. LONGWOOD. April 2. 5:04 p.m.. West Weklva Trail. Steven Craig Wash. DOB 4/22/60. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. OVIEDO, April 4. 4 a.m.. Mitchell Hammock Road. Mohamcd Alaldl. DOB 1/1/59. was arrested by Oviedo Police officers, charged with DUI. OVIEDO, April 2. 8:48 p.m.. County Road 419. Anthony Scott King. DOB 1/4/70, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. BANFORD. April 2. 2:55 a.m.. Stale Road 600. Elizabeth Madeline Padilla, DOB 3 /2 4 /7 4 . waa arrested by Seminole County ShertfTs officers, charged with DUI. WINTER STRINGS, April 5. 2:14 a.m.. Mitchell Hammock Road. Walter Ignetlus Horelick. DOB 1 1 /7/57. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. Flee / Attempt to Elude a Police Officer and Driving While License Suspended / Revoked. WINTER 0PE1NO0, April 2. 2:51 a.m.. State Road 434, Timo­ thy Edward Loughran, DOB 5/22/57. waa arrested by Winter Springs Police officers, charged with DUI. Possession of More Than 20 Groms of Cannabis and Possession of Drug P ara­ phernalia. CASSELBERRY, April 2. 11 a.m., Seminole County Jail. Mar cldence Felton (a.lca. Mary Scherrer. Catherine Hehir. Marcldene Foster) DOB 8/3/63. waa anested by Casselbeny Po­ lice officers, charged with Forgery and Making False S tate­ ments. QENEVA. April 4. 11:48 p.m.. West State Road 46, Dennis Ray Higdon. DOB 1/12/66, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged wllh Forgery. Making False Affidavit Perjury and Alter Temporary License Plate of Vehicle. SANFORD, April 5. 4:40 a.m.. South French Avenue. John L. Williams. DOB 6/23/46. was arrested by Sanford Police offi­ cers. charged with Trespass « Occupied Structure. SANFORD, April 4. 0:14 p.m.. West 5th Street. Altonio Hayes. DOB 5 /1 3 /7 1 . was arrested by Sanford Police officers, charged with Trespass Property Other Than Structure / Con­ veyance and Resist / Obstruct / Oppose Officer Without Vio­ lence. Voiuaia County officials also are concerned. Seminole County Commis­ sioner Randy Morris said no mailer wtiat happens to the biU in the legislature. Gov. Jeb Bush would probably apply his veto. T h e new governor Is anti-gambling." Morris said. "He’d hardly be In favor of this.’ First, let's are if It gets out of committee to the floor of the Senate and the llouee." In November 1990. the dllsm a of Semlnote County voted to amend the county’s Home Rule Charter to prohibit caatno gambling unless approved by a referendum election In the county. Oroot says the video . lotteries and casino Clean When Habitat for Humanity builds a new home, the students are found working in moat phases of construction. Habitat benefits from the al­ truism during the holiday sea­ son a well, when the service club members wrap gifts at Seminole Towne Center a a Habitat fund-raiser. Roberts said. ‘My classroom looks like a grocery store In November and December,’ when the group collects canned goods for the Solvation Army’s Seminole County effort. Roberts’ students also help sort them for Second Harvest Food Bank. Some other services the stu­ dents perform for area seniors includes installing mailboxes and also large house numbers so that the address Is clearly visible to an ambulance or other emergency vehicle. Roberts co-sponsors Interact Service Club with fellow edu­ cator Robin Dchlinger. who teaches world history. Roberts teaches American history, gov­ ernment and law studies. She said that Better Living for Seniors looks to groups like hers for help because the gen­ eral public probably doesn't realize the agency seeks on­ going community support. "Every one is pretty much aware of Second Harvest Food Bank and Habitat |for Humanlty|. but 1 don't think people realize that Better Living for Seniors seriously needs volun­ teers." In fact, she quickly pro­ vided the phone number for more Information on how to help -- (407) 333-8877. Hers are the winning numbers selected on Tuesday in the Flori­ da Lottery: Fantasy S 0-16-10-21-28 Lotto (April 3) 7-22-31 -33-35-48 Exposure to loud or constant noise ot-er a period o f time, a middle ear Infection, or en-n the nutunit axing process are only a few nays a person s hearing may Inepermanently damaged. Ilun-you been pulling i f f having yo u r hearing checked because you utuuyt thought a hearing aid uxis fu r 'someone elsef* Did you know y u t re not (done.* k i 5 2 6 8 W E S T S.R. 46 S A N F O R D , FL. 3 2 7 7 1 P H O N E : (4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 4 5 4 0 LAKE FOREST VILLAGE SHOPPES (PUHUX) 1 MILE WEST OF 1-4 (Past Auto Nation) NOW OPEN Help right crime In your community. It you have Infor­ mation on a crime call 423-TIPS. You can remain anony­ mous and may bo eligible for a reward »y UU NUT Tiiuciworm Ml U | JUD MS □ SWOM km tas tor» • 12MV«lSIL 4A• Sinfunl FI32771 *(407)3289)98 �» c 4A A/».flf *<1013 People Lentils - but not in soup, please CALENDAR K o ta r> C lu h Kot.irv t'h ili o f t-ik c Mary iu rri-s H u t w la v m o r n in g s . 7 HO R ,10 .i m at th e M arriott ( r u m s .m l oil W est I-tk r Man' H ow lrv.tnl C o n ta c t Mike Mi l .'.in p r e s id e n t, at 324 \t a *2 S iT lo m u C lu h H ie Sort tuna G ltth o f S o u th S e m in o le C o u n ty , d e d ic a te d to Ilie a ilv a n c e m o n t o f s p e e c h an d h e a r in g c h ild r e n , m e e t s every T littrsday m o r n in g . from 7..K) to 8 3 0 a in . at th e F lorid a Mos p tta l S en io r C lt l /c n s C en te r . 1097 S a n d P on d L ake [toad w h ic h c o n n e c ts to L ik e K m nia fio<ul one mile s o u t h o f Lake M an B o u lev a rd P o te n tia l i item tiers are In v ited to a tte n d For in fo rm a tio n , ca ll G en e P rrstrra . |4 0 7 | 7l»7 1 2 3 4 ciu^t W a tc h e rs A local c h a p te r of W eight W a tch ers m e e t s at th e Lake M an C o m m u n ity U m td ln g e v e n T h u rsd ay from 1 4 5 to t> 4 5 p m ID a s tm a s te rs f ile O m ni T o a s tm a s te r s C lu h ®*iSij| will m eet at 5 :3 0 p u t e v e n ' T h u rsd a y at th e AAA ! lu lld in g . 1 0 0 0 AAA Drive. H eath row G u e s t s a n d p r o sp e r liv e m em b e r s a r e w e lc o m e . C all J in tO c q u e . 9 4 2 - 5 2 2 7 for in fo r m a tio n For m o r e In fo r m a tio n ra il 14071 3 2 4 0 7 2 4 or v is it their u e h site it to u g h lo v r o rg A lu n o u . A liitc e n ALANON and ALATEEN m e e tin g s a ie h eld ev ery D im s d a v . -it 5 p m .. at S a n fo rd C h r istia n C lm tc h , 7 3 tf I 'p s a la R oad. S iin fo rd . For m fo n n .ilto n c a ll 3 2 3 8 5 2 4 HI tic G ra s s P ic k e rs S an ford Mine G r a s s t ic k e r s m eet every H n ir sd a y . Irom ti 10 p a n . at th e G rea ter S an ford C h am ber ol C om m erce. P ic k e r s and grm ners are w e lc o m e For in fo r m a tio n call J o h n S h a ffei 8 2 9 4 9 3 ! S u b m a rin e a d e r m is Fhe U n ited S t a le r S u b m a r in e V e te r a n s. C en tr a l Florida B a s e , m eet at 7 p a n at the F leet R eserv e C lu h . 3 0 4 0 W est SR -U>. th e tlrst T h u rsd a y ot th e m o n th All s u b m a r in e r s , b oth a c tiv e or o th e r w is e , a re wet com e For in fo r m a tio n , ca ll H ud S im p so n , 3 3 0 -4 1 4 5 . S a n f o r d Hi s to ri c T r u s t T h r S a n fo r d H isto r ic Trust m e e t s th e first IT tursday of the m o n th , at 7 p m at th e First P r e sb y te r ia n C h u r c h , co rn er of F o u rth S tr e e t a n d P ark A v rn u r, S a n fo rd F o r m o re In fo r m a tio n , p le a s e t a ll 3 2 1 - 0 7 3 1 T h e jxiti lie ts in v ited to a tte n d LENTIL SALAD A m a te u r R a d io R eco \ e ry F resh Start R eco v ery p r o ­ g r a m s o ilers 1 2 s t e p su p p o r t g r o u p s lor th o s e e x p e r ie n c in g life c o n tr o llin g p r o b le m s T h e g r o u p s m eet ev e r y T h u r sd a y , at 7 30 p m -it D e stin y C h u rch . 31 10 H ow ell B ranch R oad , W in ter Park For in fo r m a tio n ca l! 3 8 2 * 3 2 3 2 or 3 8 4 - 8 1 3 5 T n u g h L m t ' s u p p o rt ToughLovc O r la n d o , a p a r rn t su p p o rt g r o u p , m e e t s every T h u rsd a y Irom 7 to 9 p m . at s i S te p h e n L u th e r a n C h u rch 2 l 4 0 f l w y 4 3 4 . L ongw ood T ou glilaive is a s e ll h e lp , a c ­ m e p aren t s u p p o r t g r o u p for p a r e n ts tro u b led b y th eir c h il­ d r e n s b e h a v io r T h e g r o u p is o p e n to p a r e n ts ol p r e te e n s , te e n a g e r s a n d a d u lt c h ild r e n , a n d g r a n d p a r e n ts Hack in the HO* ami 70s. I learned to hate lentils I was living in a van ety of shared households with vege tartan agendas, and lentils n u d e an alm ost nightly appearance in soggy, unappealing looking soups at those communal tables It was years befnn’ I could look al a lentil again Then, several years ago. I met one of my "food heroes, Arthur .Schwartz, who hosts a funny, informative, and just plain great to listen to syndicated radio show called Food Talk Arthur w a s te s tin g r e c ip e s lor h is bonk "Naples at Table ami he served me a lunch of lentils and pasta that made m e take a second look at the bean I had been maligning for so many years One o| the great things about lentils is that, unlike many nther kinds of beans, they don't need to be soaked overnight before using, which means you don't have to plan way ahead Hut like other leg u m es they are hearty, inexpensive and easy to cook E xperim ent with French or Euro pean ' lentils hrnwn on the outside and creamy yellow within or with red or “Egyptian" lentils, both avail able at health food and specialty mar kefs Dr use the common brown kind sold at the grocery store 1 have grown to love lentils with duck and with salmon i like them in th e salad recipe that follow s a sim p le preparation d e v e lo p ed by M ichele Holcomb, a student at the New England Culinary Institute in Montpelier. Vl I like them in the Fork and D-ntil Stew recipe Irom the well known cooking teacher Ann Wilkins book "France Gastrnnorroqin* Hut I still don't like lentils in soup T he L ik e M o n ro e A m ateu r R adio Sen Irly m e e t s ev e r y lltst T h u r sd a y , at 7 :W.) p a n . at th e S e n io r C e n te r . D ik e T rip lett D rive. C a sse lb e r r y For In for­ m a tio n . c a ll Kar! 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Letters to the editor and guest columns are both encouraged and appreciated. t>v Pa.,i O ikssird ’ *«• * t ngg* >1 ( . » <*' Lentil s.a.iil | m ill* amt nm nl <..il.nl gu ru s iiiinhinr in .1 rcn,w to Mnhrlr II,ili..rnli ill the New I iiglan.l ( u1111.*rs Institute FOO D liquid at a simmer anti conk tincov er. d. until lentils are tender but not mushy, about Jt) to to mmultw < ool the lenltU hy spreading them ort a plate and refrigerating them In a small bowl combine the lemon Jutct thyme and salt and pepper to taste Whisk in the olive oil ,t hit at a tim e to make an emulsion I'ut the greens in a large Itowl anil loss with enough dressing to lightly n u t leaves but not make them soggv ivoq want som e vinaigrette left over lor the lentils i Divide the dressed green s among four serving plates or put them all on a large platter Mix the cooled lentils with som e ol the remaining vinaigrette and spoon out on In thr greens Serve as a main course tor lunrh or as a first course lor dinner or as a side dish with grilled meat or fish Yield I servings as a first course or sule dish 2 to .1 serving* as a main course Hecqie Irom Michele Hohomli student New England fulmars Insti tide \hint|ielier \ I STEW ED PORK WITH LENTILS HEAR \ l l l t \ 1 wotk lot i im.i |ipi insur.itiee (iiinp.iiiv hi llo Mujwi i llu iirnmint «»f uml.nirn il pn iniunrrtu n iL wr Iu \ f i- nnffuln YsiMi ^1fit! f! If* .it IhhU NMflV H* * p lf "MrI! thru hniiH w ifn| m«ivr. .trid f7 •vf E -M a il u s : Editorial: thedltor • m Lc m Adnrtlsing: lamkellla * ao) com Publithar lamdoug 9 aot com 2 pounds boneless po»k tenderloin cut into 1 inch cubes salt and pepper 7 tablespoons oil or lard t? ou n ces (1/4 pound) sprey fresh sausaip- cut Into chunks 2 onions peeled and Chopped 6 cloves garlic (leeled jnd chopped bouquet garni (see nole| large bunch fresh thyme water l I 2 cups lentib preferably f n-m h len til' p ick ed ovt-r r in s .il and drained Frehe.lt oven In tun lleChTS sprinkle the ,»i/g generously with salt and |» pper In a llam epiieif casse lull- with a tight fitting [id beat the ml or lard and frv thr- pork over high heat a lew p ieces at a tim e u,.t.! browned on all sides Remove irom the casserole with a s(ul!»-d spoon set aside In Die sam e pan brown the sa u sa g es u n lit tan k ed Through Itemnve with a slothd spam and set aside Hi due e the heat add the unions to the pan and frv gentlv until brown stirring o n asioriallv \<b! the |>ork with Die garlic tniuquct garni Ihvnie aiul sail and pepper In ta s te and enough water I....... .. r < over Ugh be with a lid and • <»ik :n the preheated oven for m minute* Stir len tils into the pork, adding enough w .iier to cover bv t .’ tm h I <iver and return to oven stirring oc easionally until t>«th pork and li-ntil' are tender in to vn minutes Acid more water if the lentils are drv \t the end of cooking thev should tie moist lint not soupy 1-4 teaspoon hot red pepper dates 1/7 pound vermicelli or angel hair pasta 1 rounded lahlespoons finely cut ot snipped pirsley etlra virgin olive oil and hot red pepper riakes for garnish In a no-ilium UIU e p in *• ! over high heal firing the water In a rolling boil add the len tils H ediice heat to medium high and ■<>ok coveted until nearly but not entirely tendi r about 2o minutes Add llit gal In the olisi oil tin tom atoes salt arid pepper Reduce heat (over arid continue to simmer bnskjv for another to minutes <tirnng a few time* or until lentils are fulls lender Break pasta into lo 4 inch pieces and add io Die lentils I nnk loserect it a steads simmer stirring seaeral lim es and scraping Die hnDnm ot Do l».i when vim do i mik until Do pasta is just done stirring more frequently as it gets closer Id that point This is not *oup it should t»- \< rs Dio k and eaten w ith a tor k A hen p-rsta i* i nohi d (o laste remuve the pit trom tin- heal, stir in Do (girvlt-y, rover the pit and jet it 'and about 5 minutes U fore serving serve hot passing U'sl ipialdy olive ml and |WTP 1 flakes for garnish as desired Meld 4 serving* Iti i ip - from N aples Vi Table tiv \ if h u r Nt h w a rlz H a rp -rt'o ljm s I'em. iwi vn*sg u r ti g srr 1(10(1*4 t*ss C all u s : (407) 322-2611 (407)831-9993 Toll frn Fran OdanVa Fax us: (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 turn tio i..)t , 0 1 T.i S"»i Hot don i trs sio.ik m g m vthillg into the |.iIs •-f 1*1X- ‘'to I! - ll.ii Soil \b h . ple.e't ll" Hot l.-v i.ll ti IV ii.iin. 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FL 32771 5 cups water J/4 cups lentils Iregular or re<f| picked over rinsed and drained 2 large doves garlic crustied and peeled I tablespoons e«tr» virgin olive oil 1 cup chopped canned plum tom.* toes with som e p ice 2 teaspoons salt Moving on may mean insurance refund WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME M»l E Ten minutes before tin- estimated end of cooking, im merse the conked sausages in the lentils mi Dies heat through Before serving discard the thyme and Unique! garni and taste the lentils for seasoning The dish mav lie covered anil refrigerated up to two days and rehealed before serving Servo with fried pit.doc* and apple satire Note In til,ike a Unique I garni, tie together a sprig III fresh thyme a hay leal and several sprigs of parslev Yon may add celery or green leek tops, as desired Yield It servings H ecipc from F rance lia s tmnuuuquc fiv \n n e Wilkin *1*4Arcade Publishing. I’M!' 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Florida •Wednesday, April 7, 1999 ■ 5A Spring festival showcases budding art talents WINNM DIXIE Marketplace A m e ric a ’s S u p e rm a rk e t* Hy M ary R ow ell OBI HMMCIiS CUBITACCEPT ( ORRKspONDKNT L \K K MARY T h e M .igii of S |ir ln n ‘ lr* ll il1' y e a r 's th e m e for *!**• 7f li A n n ii.il L ik e M a ry K lrn friih iry S p r in g Arts IV st. s« h i'ih iln l for A p ril <* from fi to D :3 0 |i nr at t h e L ik e Mary C ity II.ill L ik e Mary K lr m e n to r v stu d e n t s h a v r b e e n w o rk in g all ye.ir on th e a r tw o r k that w ill I k - o n d isp la y th a t e v e n in g , ar r u r d in g l" t e a c h e r s at t h e sch o o l "Art is a very im p o ita n l p art of a sttitlen t s e i l i i e a l loti ' sa id art le a t her D ia n e N e e l/ "And It s Im portant to th e s l in l e n t s lor Ih e artw ork to he se e n ' O f i n u r se they i a n t d is p la y a ll th e artw ork e v e r y stu d e n t lu is d o n e th n m g h u iit th e y ea r S o V iilu tlterrs selei t artw ork fro m all th e ptojr* t s th e s t u d e n t s h a v e partli I p a te il in V o lu n tr e r s a lso m o u n t th e a r tw o r k lor d isp la y All 7f>() s tu d e n ts w ill h a v e .1 p ie c e o f artw ork o n d is p la y l*o h rlp w ith th e d e c o r a tlo n s th e k in d e r g a r te n and first t<radr r l a s s e s m ade oVrf ISO paper (lo w e r s p.irrnt \u l ii t i t r e is w ill he w o r k in g all d a y I Mil.IV to grl Ifle Mowers t h e art w ork an d t h e o th e r d r e o r .i lio n s ready for th e e v e n in g event In a d d ition to t h e art pirc r s th e r e will Ik- e n t e r t a in m e n t M ich a el Kram er a n d f'tle n d n w ill la- p layin g ) .« // lot th e rn (o y m e n t of th e a i i d i e m r T h e L ik e Mary K le m e n ta r v (la n d w ill a ls o Ik- p e r fo r m in g . Hr Merry Stiaurotto Natalie Kur.kol and Karon von Lorsnor mounl so m e of tho uri worV lor tbo tostival which is scheduled to bo hold April 9 at La lie Mary City Hall 100 ft Country Club Road s id e s th e M agn of Spring", th ere w ill lie th e Magic of C o o k ie th e ( low'll And th e B ro a d w a y C iv m n a s llc s B ovs fe a m w ill he d e r u o n str a lliig its e x p e r tis e T h ere w ill a lso h e m a n y free a c tiv itie s for d ie c hitch e n Inc h id in g lac e p a in tin g and h a llo o n s c u lp h ir e W hen y o u c o m e to th e r v r n t. m ake su r e y o u c o m e h u n g r y Jhr S p rin g A lls C o m m it t e e will he o ffe r in g h a m b u r g e r a n d hnl d og d in n e r s for a s m a ll fee and th e sc hind s stu d r n t c o u n ­ cil will sell [H i|M om a n d c o t t o n c aiidy A d m ission to th e e v e n t ts tree QUANTITY RESERVED W IN N O l S T O R K S . INC •Ml FULL SERVICE PHARMACY.. SANFORD r L 1 -92 C ELER Y A VE. 13th STR EE T co 1y » / T w 4 — - * Ahrketplace 25th STR E E T FRENCH AVE. ---- U o 33 □ 5 m • 1514S. FRENCHAVE. - SANFORD B u ild in g w e e k Tho wisf« ot April -t 10 is international Building Safety Week m C asselberry C asselberry Building Othcials Bell Culberlson John R Jackson and Community De­ velopment Department Director Richard Wells were am ong the participants in activities comm emorating the annual even! T h e la st o u tp o st o f in telligen ce I w a n t in la k e ,i m in u te to talk to some* ol y o u o ld er g u v s out th ere M .iy tie a n o th e r driver <ailed y o u a m o ro n or you fiacl to d e a l w ith a h a d s a le s c I n k or a n a n n o y in g cci w ork er or a r o tt e n relative a n d y o u a sk ed y u u r s r lt. Am 1 to ta lly s u r r o u n d e d by s tu p id p e o p le ? The a n sw er ol c o u r s e is y e s V o n are o n e ol tin- Iasi sm art p e o p le in 1liew orld Kids to d a y c lo u t k n o w . l s m u c h .ts you d id w h en y ou w ere th at age E v e r y new g e n cru iitm ot r e la t iv e s is d e n s e r th a n th e last H eck, th e y areu t ev en m a k in g d o g s as sm a rt a s ih e v u s e d to Volt re th e la st in ilpost ol in te lllg e n e e l.et t h e id iots la u g h at y o u , s a v in g y o u re d o in g it w ron g or v o n re d oin g it t h e old w ay but y o u re tin- o n e w h o got l 7 y e a r s ou t of th a t car A nd you re th e o n e w l t n s got th e g r e e n e st law n cm y n lll str e e t And v o n re tIn- o n e w h o did all y o u r C h r istm a s s h o p p in g at a yard sa le So w h o 's th e id io t n o w ? W ho's th e m o r o n now '' It v e il re . l s sm art .ts yon th in k you arc-, you w o n t a n s w e r those- q u e s lio n s . 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Hut b e fo r e vo n sta n d before y o u r (Tod an d m ake that Mil d e a th - d o -y o u part ciu n im tiiii-iii for th e s e c orid —or th u d — time- in y o u r lilt- I w a u l lo a sk uni- q u e stio n W hat a r e vo n ? N u ts ? You h a v e w hat m o st m en w a n t: freed o m F r e e d o m to d riv e a n y w h e r e th e w av vo n w a n t, sto p p in g tor b a th r o o m s on ly w hen you w ant a n d p u llin g u p to d riv e ih r u n g h s a s often a s you w an t Yon re tree to h o ld o n to all y o u r n arrow m in d e d , s h o r t­ sig h te d . low b row o p in io n s an d newel h a v e lo d e fe n d th e m And y o u w an t to g iv e that up. And y o u w ill, c a u s e II y ou th in k a b o u t tl. s h e 's m arryin g yo u for th e ex a ct o p p o s ite re a -sin y o u re m a r r y in g h ci S h e th in k s y ou 're g o in g to c h a n g e ., lor th e b etter. 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Now so m e s a y lo sin g your driving sk ills is Just n a tu r e 's w ay o f th in n in g o u t th e h e r d , hut m aybe th e r e s a sa fe r s o l u ­ tion At y o u r a g e . y o u r e a lly on ly drive to y o u r Job. y o u r clu b , y o u r g r o c e r y sto r e , t h e g a s sta tio n a n d m a y b e y o u r ■h u tc h . Plot each cou rse carefu lly, a n d m e m o r iz e a ll th e proper p r o c e d u r e s to g e t th ere u sin g tu r n s ig n a ls a n d b ra k es. Try a n d sta y u p n e a r the sp eed lim it —It's p r in t e d o n big sig n s o n th e sid e o f t h e road O n ce y o u h a v e th a t c i r ­ c u it dow n, y o u re n ot s u c h a m e n .n e . 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In fact, each tim e the re sta u ra n t h a s been forced to move. It h a s expanded to offer m ore to Its patrons. Every entree th a t Is prepared by Sergio's award w inning chefs Is made fresh to order and with only the finest Ingredients. Every morning, the ow ner comes In early an d makes the pizza and p a sta sauces from scratch, with th e fresh Ingre­ d ien ts th at have Just arrived. A full com plim ent of chicken, veal, seafood and beef entrees are available on the menu. Each Item comes with choice of salad o r the home m ade soup of the day. Sergio’s special recipe garlic bread and choice of pasta. Many of the specialty dishes come over a bed or pasta on a plate th a t Is heaping with the scrum ptious selection. Not In th e mood for p asta? No problem. Sergio s also offers m ade to order pizza, with the specialty saure and fresh toppings on h an d tossed cru st. There Is also a full selection of calzones th a t even the heartiest appetite couldn’t finish In one sitting. 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Live Music Until I AM. kin g Snakr Recording Artist ‘ Heart A ttack D iner' Brand New Location Located I Mile North ol Lake Mary Blvd. • Behind ABC liquor 2893 Orlando Or. Sanford :i23-4040 , 323-9043 > Dottle ol wine (yo ir choice) with 2 dinners, limit one p jr table, with coupon Not valid with any other otlers or discounts Exp. 4-17-99 .......... . •• — Just souSi of Seminole County College Houra Lunch It X • 2 30 Tues • Fn Dinner 4 30 • 10 Tues - Sun �Seminole Herald m a g ic r a l l ie s ORLANDO - Penny Har­ daway acored 30 points *nd the Orlando Magic fi­ nally took the lead in the fourth quarter, coming back from 14 points down In the second quarter, to beat the New York Knicka. 81-72, at Madison Square Oarden Tuesday night. DaneU Armstrong and Ike Austin were also In double figures with 17 and 10 points, respectively. The Eastern Conference leading Magic will travel to Cleveland on Thursday to take on the Cavaliers at the Ound Arena, starting at 7:30 p.m. on WKCF 18. Upsets put Oviedo, Lake Howell into conference M u m ------------- : _____________________________________________ — with a second place finish In the district last year, got 11 hits off Fighting Semlnoles ace Marta Duvall, who saw her rec­ ord fall to 5*5. Jenny Rhlner led the Silver Hawks (9-8). going 2-for-3 with a double. Kimball (2-for-3). DeMlchele. Ferre! and Occhlaltnl (all 2-for-4 with two RBI) also contributed. The Bears (13-7) and the Pa­ triots were locked In a score­ less duel until Winter Springs finally broke through with a run In the fourth Inning. The hosts then added some Insurance by plating four runs In the fifth inning. Meanwhile Becky Manglno 16-1) held Lake Brantley to only three hits and no runs until the top of the seventh Inning. DISTRICT BASEBALL Melanie Pace waa 2-for-3 WIN FOR BEARS with a triple for the Bears, WINTER SPRINGS - Brad while Leslie Helms was 2-for-3 Stephenson did not look like a and Mandy Pingston had s pitcher with a 1-6 record as he double and an RBI. hurled a three-hitler and Win- SPRING SOFTBALL MEETING TONIGHT I SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment will be holding Its Adult Softball Organisa­ tional meeting for the Spring softball season on Wednesday. April 7th at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Recreation Center, first floor of City Hall on Park Avenue. Any trams Interested In playtng In the spring league should be at this meeting and will receive a 815 d is­ count on their fire for at­ tending. Space is limited since only Plnehurst Park is available. Plnehurst league's offered are Co-Ed on Monday. Women on Tuesday, Men on Wednes­ day and Thursday, and In­ dustrial on Friday. The SRD Is also offering a Monday Night Church League that will play at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Questions? Call 330­ 5697. MAGIC WHEELS AT SCC SATURDAY SANFORD - The Orlando Magic Wheels, a wheelchair basketball team. wlU r*ke on the ‘Dream Team.* made up of faculty and staff from Seminole Community Col­ lege. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center this Saturday (April 10) from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Among the guest celebri­ ties expected to be on hand are Stuff, the Magic mascot, and former Harlem Globe­ trotter great Curly Neal. Admission Is free, but donations are being ac­ cepted to benefit the SCC dtsABIUTY Support Serv­ ices Student Scholarship Fund. There will also be drawings for prizes. In­ cluding an autographed Magic T-shirt to be given away during halftime fes­ tivities. No purchase nec­ essary to win. Call Disability Support Services Office at 328­ 2 1 10 for more Information. Undefeated Winter Park hands Oviedo boys 9-7 lacrosse defeat OVIEDO - It may have been a loss, but Tuesday night could have been the turning point of the season for the Oviedo boys lacrosse team. True, the Lions dropped their third straight game. 9-7 to Winter Park, a lock for the top seed In the state lacrosse tour­ nament which starts in two weeks, but. for Oviedo, it marked a gallant effort in the wake of a demoralizing loss last Friday to Lake Brantley. After the Lake Brantley game was postponed due to weather last Thursday, the Lions came out the next night and were routed. 16-6. It was a tough loss for a team that is contend­ ing with Lake Mary and Lake Brantley for the top spot In Seminole County. T h at was our worst game of the year.* coach Ed Norton said. ‘It was awful timing. Their attack had Ita best game of the year and our defense had Its worst." So Instead of dwelling on the loss. Norton had his team pre­ pare for Winter Park by having some fun. Today, the Lions will hold a Skills Olympics and, af­ ter a brief practice Monday, the team chose sides for the In­ traaquad event. It loosened up the Lions and the results showed as unde­ feated Winter Park struggled throughout against an Oviedo defense that redeemed Itself after Friday's effort. Ooaltrnder Mike Sheet* was sharp all night, stopping re­ peated point blank shots, while never letting the deficit go above three. Meanwhile. Oviedo'* defense, led by John Both. Frank Strat­ ton and J u m Dahl berg kept the Wildcats at bay while the Oviedo offense tried to scrape back Into the game. Oviedo's offense was missing Victor and Dennis Pano* for much of the game due to Inju­ ries. but the Lions stayed close throughout. Zach Warmer got the Lions on the board Aral on a fluke goal. He tried to pass the ball to a cutter, but the ball trickled Into the net to give Oviedo a I -0 lead. Sheets stayed tough although Winter Park tipped off three straight goals, but Oviedo cut It back to one when Dave Walsh, being courted by Rutgers, took a feed from Manny Morales with 11 seconds remaining In the first quarter to cut It to 3-2. Winter Park took a 4-2 lead Into halftime, but Oviedo came out more aggressively In the Ihlrd quarter and took Utile over a minute to make it 4-3 when Morales scored with both trams Morale* went the length of the field less than a minute later to tie It. but Winter Park went bark up a mtnutr later. The Wildcats controlled the game for must of the third quarter, but Sheets stayed tough and. after another Winter l*ark goal to cap off the third quarter, Walsh scored unas­ sisted In the first mtnutr of the fourth to rut It to 6-5. Once again. Winter Park scored, just nine seconds later off the face-off. but Oviedo rut It to one for the final time just seconds later when Scott Ramey found Walsh ufter winning the face-off. That's as dose a* the Lions got as they finished a threegame death marrh which also Included a tough loss to Bishop Moore before Lake Brantley and Winter Park. •We re going to scare some people before It's over,* Norton said. ‘We've had some Injuries, but we re better than we played lost Friday.* Ovfedo's Msnny Moraios scored a pair of goals that cut WMsr Park Isads Friday, the Lions host Flagler to 3-2 and 4-3, but it was not enough as to* undefeated Wildcats held off Palm Coual for Senior Night. the Lions. 9-7. in boys lacrosse action at John Courier Field Tuesday night. Rams, Patriots boys roll in lacrosse FIREFIGHTERS TO PLAY FOOTBALL ORLANDO - Lake Mary stormed past Colonial In boys' lacrosse action on Tuesday night, winning 15-4 in Orlando. The road victory against the wtnlrss Grenadiers (0-9) lifted the Rams' season record to 7-3. They're getting there,* said Like Mary head coach Tim Montgomery. The Rams took control of the game early, and went Into halftime with a 7-0 lead. Lake Mary continued Its dominance In the second half. Ken Ho led the Rams In scoring with five goals. Adam WINTER SPRINGS - The third annual Ftreflghtera Charity Bowl wlU be played this Saturday night (April 10) at 7 p.m. at Winter Springs High School. The game features fire­ fighters from Seminole and Orange counties facing off In a full-contact NFL style football game. All proceeds from the event go to the Missing Children's Center, Inc. Ticket prices are $6 for adults. $3 for children three-to-12 years old. and children under three free. For more information contact Bruce Williams at (407) 324-9529 or get tick­ ets here at the Herald. Lake Brantley Patriots did not suffer a letdown after a huge victory over Oviedo last Friday, crushing a good Boone squad. 28-4. In boys lacrosse at Tom Story Field Tuesday night. The Patriots Improved to 9-3, while the Braves fell to 7-6. Scoring goals for Lake Bran­ tley were Hogan (six). Shellhammer (five), Quinn and Phagly (three each). LrOlanc and Loffrl (two each) and Gordon. Alpc. Ellis. Favrro. Holmes. Kenna and Hummel (one each). The Patriots will play a Semi­ nole Athletic Conference game ugalust Like Howell at Richard Evuns Field on Thursday night starting at 7 p.m. M ap Attack leads in AAA softball Lu m FLAG FOOTBALL SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Is offering a Spring Adult Flag Football League. The league will follow all Florida Recreation and Parka Association (FRPA) Flag Football rules and regulations and will play Its games on Saturday morn­ ings. Any questions about the leagues or further Informa­ tion can be obtained by calling the Recreation De­ partment at (407) 330­ 5697. closer to the a 4*2 victory aver Cocos Beach In a Class 3A-0tati1ct 13 game at Winter Springs High School Tuesday. The Bears (9-11) took a 1-0 lead m the bottom of the first Inning, but the Mlnutrmen IB15) took the lead with two nuts In the top of the third Inning. Winter Springs then closed out the scoring for the game, and took the In d for good, by scoring three runs m the bot- eluding a triple, (torn Timothy Acree In whipping the Rotary Breakfast Chib Expos. 16-1# In another game In the. >Babe Ruth League, the Dean. Ringer. Morgan and Lawton P.A. Diamond Backs stopped .the Rotary Club Athletes. 9- (dttttbie? three nm a. two RBI), Lu o m (ran; RBQ. Float ifwo ram ). Long' (RBI): one run. one.RBl _ Hutchins; two runs _ Pearson: one run _- Cour­ ses. Woodlev. ' Khrsnta Club Indians: one h i t . Braky (tworugs). Oath- 'W&mvpm I uh LAKE MARY • Map Attack and Cross Bones kept pace us the City of Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department AAA Spring Slow Pitch Softball League continues to play close games at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Over the last three weeks. Map Attack and Cross Bcnes both went 2-1, with Map Attack beating Traffic Safety Patrollers 11-8 and Liberty Mutual 19-10 and Cross Bones topping Liberty Mutual 10-8 and edging Map Attack 7-6. In other games. Liberty Mutual clobbered Truffle Safety Patrollers 22-8 and Traffic Safety Patrollers upset Cross Bones 16-10. Map Attack leads the league with n 6-2 record, while Cross Bones Is 5-3. Liberty Mutual (3-5) and Traffic Safety Patrollers (2-6) follow. The league plays a doublcheader at the Luke Mary Sports Complex, located across from the ■Mayfair Country Club on Kantoul Lane, every Wednesday night starting at 6:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: MARCH 17 Map Attack: three hits _ Tom Royal (double, two runs. RBI). Ruth Stone (run): two hits _ Bob Hawklnson (run. RBI). Brett Vanderbrtnk (two RBI). Rick Ortls (RBI): one hit . Doyle Kirkland (double. RBI). Mike Mouser (two runs, two RBI). Ellse I Inline (two runs). Brad Hulme (run): two runs _ Sandra Adkins. Traffic Safety Patrollers: three hits _ Joel Kean (run. RBI). Bill Wenn (RBI): two hits _ Steve Meyer (run): one hit _ Dave Lambert (triple, run. RBI). Clarissa Carmona (run. RBI). Oreg Stuff and Jason Hucbner (two runs), Nancy Schaefer (two RBI). Cross Bones: three hits _ Steve Chapmen (home nm. double, two mns, six RQI); two hits _ Eric Violland (triple, double, run. RBI). Randy Rupert (run). Tony Romaics (RBI): one hit _ Wally Wtland (triple, run. RBI). Earl Canfield (two runs. RBI). Sheryl Slock and Jennifer Rengel Please see Softball. Page 2B �■Sarrvnoto H « « . Sxntord. Honda • Woftwiday. April 7 ,IBM Softball---------------Continued from Page IB „ (run); one run Renee Albrecht. Liberty Mutual; three hits _ Skip Bower (home run, double, run. two RBI). Doug Pritchard (triple, two runs, three RBI); two hits _ Sam Copeland (double, two runs). Aaron Frecl (run); one hit _ Nancy Dlvlta |RBI). Andrew Wilson (run); one run _ Fran McCain. MARCH 2 4 Cross Bones: three hits _ Wally Wlland (double, three runs. RBI). Tony I’omales (two RBI); two hits _ Melissa Lanza (triple, run. RBI), Ellen Engle (double). Eric Vtolland (two runs. Babe Ruth »■*•>■ ent (two RBI). Habcrllng (RBI). Chambers. DeCurtalns, Bern­ stein; one run _ Wacker. Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Lawton P.A. Diamond Backs: one hit _ Soydam (two runs. RBI). Doney (three runs). Schuller (run): one run _ Shef­ field. Peterson, Towers; one RBI _ Lanier. Gardner. Rotary Club Athletics: one hit _ Jackson and T, Bowers (one double, one run and one RBI each). Bertrand (double). Cain (run. RBI). Witte (RBI). Chesser one run _ Metlock. Scott.______ aio 101 . B a At M a t in 430 1I X . • 9 4 0 S IW 3 .il 4 100 0 9 0 . 9 0 Standings _ American Divi­ sion: Sanford Lodge 163 F. ft A. M. Yankees (7-1-1), Rlnker Materials Devil Rays (5-4) and Sanford Electric Athletics (3-5): National Division: Railroaders Cubs (6-2-1). Sunn Hand Cor­ poration Marlins (2-6) and Ro­ tary Breakfast Club Expos (27). Schedule _ Thursday, April 8, at Roy Holler Junior Field. Sanford Electric Athletics vs. Sunniland Marlins. 5:45 p.m.; Saturday. April 10. at Roy Hol­ ler Junior Field, Sunniland Corporation Marlins vs. Sanford Lodge #62 F. ft AM. Yankees, 8:30 a.nu: Sanford Electric Athletics vs. Rotary Breakfast Club Expos. 10:30 a.m.; and Rlnker Materials Devil Rays vs. Railroaders Cubs. 12:30 p.m. Providing the offense: RBI). Jimmy Oonsalez (two RBI), Earl Canfield (run); one hit _ Sheryl Stork. Jay Witherspoon. Map Attack: two hits _ Tom Royal (double, three RBI). Oeoff Baldwin (double. RBI). Cary Hayes (two runs); one hit _ Jim Ramirez (double, run). Bob Hawklnson (run). Brad Hulme and Doyle Kirkland (RBI), Renee Hayes, Sandra Adkins; two runs _ Mike Mouser. Liberty Mutual: Tour hits _ Aaron Free! (grand slam, double, three runs, four RBI); two hits _ Skip Bowen (grand slam, double, two runs, five RBI). Nancy Dlvlta (double, three runs, RBI). Andrew Wilson (run, three RBI). Sam Copeland (two runs. RBI). Paul Burchfield (nin. two RBI). Erica Freel (two ntns); one hit _ Doug Pritchard (four runs, two RBI). Melissa Roterbeck (run. two Sanford Lodge #62 Free and Accepted Masons Yankees: four hits _ John Whitley (double, two runs, two RBI): one hit _ Tom Quinn (home run, two runs, two RBI), Josiah Klmmlg (home run. run, RBI). Glenn Lee (double, run). Luke Klmmlg (two runs); two run* _ Hunter Pflugcr, one run _ Shawn Byrd. Rlnker Materials Devil Rays: one hit _ Daniel Zenrtck (double, run). Nick Martin (double), Shelton Sttle. Railroaders Cubs; three hits _ Freddie Howard (three doubles, three runs, three RBI). Lorry Thomas (four runs): two hits _ Timothy Acree (triple, two run*, three RBI); one hit _ Mare Hall (double, two RBI). James Jackson (two RBI): two runs _ Donell Hick*. Marcus Leonard: one run _ Terrance Quinn. Lavarlo Carey. Derglo DetrevlUe. Rotary Breakfast Club Expos: one hit _ Marcus Kendrick (double, run); one RBI _ George Easley. --------------------------------------------- s n r r r r 1- > * 9VM _ 19 19 t. 1 I Standings _ American Divi­ sion: Royals (5-2). New Tribes Mission Indians (2-4). Red Sox 12-5) and Mariners (0-6); Na­ tional Division: Pirates (6-0), Devil Rays (4-2) and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics (3-3). Schedule _ Wsdwss^ay, April 7 at Roy Holler Junior Field. Newsome Hardwoods Athletics vs. Devil Rays. 5:45 p.m. and New Tribes Mission Indians vs. Mariners. 7:15 p.m.; • at Roy Holler Junior Field. Pirates vs. Red Sox. 5:45 p.m.; tstwrAsy, April 10 at Roy Holler Field. Mariners vs. Ath­ letics. 2:30 p.m. and Devil Rays vs. Indians, 4 p.m. Briefs ago i b TENNIS LESSONS SANFORD • The City of Sanford Recreation and (■arks Department is offer­ ing Tennis Lessons at Grovevlpw Park (off Lake Mary Boulevard). For more information call 330-5697 or 682-6086. RBI), Tom Ramsey (three ntns). Trevor Caldwell. TrafTie Safety Patrollers: two hits _ Clarissa Carmona (double, three RBI). Greg Stuff (nin. two RBI). Gordon Drews (run); one hit _ Bill Coer (double, two ntns, two RBI). Nancy Schaefer (two runs), Bill Wenn (ran). Sandy Stuff, Jason Beck: one ran _ Kevin Kwas: one RBI _ A1 Schaefer. MARCH31 Traflle Safety Patrollers: three hits _ Joel Kean (grand slam, double, three runs, four RBI). EMU Wenn (three RBI). John Brubaker (two runs); two hits _ David Lambert (home ran, three runs, two RBI). Oreg Stuff (three runs, two RBI), Clarissa Carmona (ran. RBI); one hit _ Nancy Schaefer (two nms. RBI). Jason llucbncr and Jason Beck (run). Kevin Kwas. AJ Schaefer, one RBI _ Jennifer Huebner. Cross Bones: three hits _ Randy Rupert (double, ran, RBI|, Earl Canfield (two runs, RBI); two hits _ Eric VloNand (double, ran, two RBI), Renee Albrecht; one hit _ Melissa Lanza and Wally Wlland (ran. RBI), Dave Noble and Jim Bowen (ran). Jimmy Oonsalez: two runs _ Sheryl Stork; one RBI . Tony Pomales. Map Attack; four hits _ Mike Mouser (double, three nms. four RBI), Doyle Kirkland (double, ran. three RBI); three hits _ Mila Belghle (three runs, two RBI). Brett Vanderbrink (two runs, three RBI). Cary Hayes (three runs), Eltse Hulme (two nin*): two hits _ Brad Hulme (two nms, two RBI). Jim Ramirez (two RBI), Bob Hawklnson (RBI): one hit _ Tom Royal (two runs, RBI): one ran _ Ruth Stone. Liberty Mutual: two hits _ Tom Ramsey (double, run. three RBI), Trevor Caldwell (double, two runs, two RBI). Skip Bowen (double, run. two RBI), Paul Burchfield (two runs). Neho Torres (run). Nancy Dtvlta: one hit _ Sam Copeland (double, ran); two nms. RBI _ Melissa Lanza; one RBI _ Aaron Freel. _______ ASA QUALIFIER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Get ready to see some of the nation's best soilboll. The Seminole Softball Complex In Altamonte Springs will host as many os 15 of the best Amateur Softball Association (ASA) men's Super Slo-Pltch teams trying to cam points toward gaining one of 10 slots open for the Super Men's National Champion­ ship Finals. On Friday. April 9th. the top four ranked tram s will open the weekend competi­ tion fay playing two exhibi­ tion games at Q p.m. The double elimination tournament will be held on Saturday and Sunday. For more Information, contact Tom Farnsworth at (407) 330-5692. M l 4 X 1 . I I IS ms i i i . M S M S _ I S IS i M t t t . a is isi i s i . a is S M I M . 7 IS s o s s . a ii tiM iiiis .a a a a sm s. ta ts M 7a. ta s a m i s s , ta is M S M . 10 87 Legal Notic— fry H.W. SMtr hagen (15-6) can throw. S t ci Tom Gordon (46 saves, 272 ERA). But Manager Jimy Williams has to The defending world champion New York Yankees, coming off one of their do without departed IB Mo Vaughn. best years ever, rule the American Young SS Nomar Garetaparra <223, LMgX Eut35,122 H i runs), hurt in spring train­ Going into the 1999 teu o n , this is ing. was supposed to lead the attack. how the division shapes up. 3B John Valentin and LFTroy O'Leary 1. NEW YORK YANKEES: The each hit 23 HRs in 1192 Mike Stanley Bronx Bombers, winners of two of the hit 29 homen last year. last three World Series, are close to New|y arrived Jose M erman (J1S, at oth er dynasty. They se t an AL 102 runs) isn't a power hitter. record of 114 wins last season after 2 TORONTO BLUE JAYS: What gaining their IMth faster than any Toronto got from Uw Yanks (or Roger team in history. Clement shouldn’t be underrated. Batting champ CF Bemie Williams Starter David Wells (194, 3.49), re­ (239, 26 HRs, 97 RBU> thrived despite liever Graeme Lloyd (1.67 ERA) and missing five weeks with a strained 2B Homer Bush (290 in 71 ABs) have knee. His reward: an $97.7 million pact value. N.Y. features SS Derek Jeter (.324, First baseman Carlos Delgado (292 127 runs), BF Paul O'Neill <217, 24, 36.115,94 runs) is the batting star. RF IIS), IB Tlno Martinez (29 HRs, 123 Shawn Green (35 HRs, 35 SBs) became RBIs) and 2B Chuck Knoblauch (117 the first 30-30 man for the Blue Jays. runs). LF Shannon Stewart and CF Jose Cruz Roger Clemens (20-9,2.65-ERA, 271 Jr. are expected to become stars, too. strikeouts), holder of two straight Cy Without a bullpen ace, Toronto's Young Awards, joins the pitching staff. pitching might flounder. But starters David Cone (20-7,3.55) and Andy Pet- Pat Hentgen and Juan Guzman can title (16-11) hope to be durable. Mari­ really help if they return to form. ano Rivera notched 35 saves. Replacing manager Tim Johnson Manager Joe Torre is due back from with Jim Fregosi cleared the air. surgery for prostate cancer. 4. BALTIMORE ORIOLES: It cost 2. BOSTON RED SOX: For a the 0's nearly $1 million in salary for change, pitching is Boston's strength. each of their 79 wins last year. Too Starters Pedro Martinez 119-7,2.89), bad. Manager Ray Miller’s team did Tim Wakefield (17-6) and Bret Saber little more than set the major-league mark far fewest e m n (111 la a aoaaoa. Third basem an Cal RJpfcea, who ended hie record etreo k a t 2,632 games, Isn't the player he ooce was. RF Albert Belle <222 4 2 152). Will Clark (202 2 2 102) and defensive C Charles Johnson were obtained to become spark plugs. Baltimore's aging lineup is slow and maybe even phlegmatic. Scott Erickson (1612 201) and Mike Mussina (13-10, 3.49) w ere the only huriers with over eight wine. Mike Timlin (19 u v e a ) la Uw new doser. 5. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS: M anager L arry R othschild's club scoredthe fewest runs In the majors in 1992 But Tampa Bay was burin in the American League in ERA. And R was second only to Baltimore in fewest AL errors. New DH Jose Canseco (40 HRs, 107 RBIs (or Toronto) is powerful CF Quinton McCracken (.292, 30 doubles. 77 runs) was Tampa Bey's best version of a dynamo. iBFrcdM cGriff (204, 19, 01) disappointed Rolando Arrojo <1612 320) set an expansion-team record for wins. Starter Wilson Ahrens and doser Roberto Hernandez hope to improve. TEAM RECORDS in 1990: NEW YORK 11440; BOSTON 92-70; TORON­ TO 9674; BALTIMORE 79-03; TAMPA BAY 63-99. TIN 1Ll(M4Vtt77l4 794 MONROE RO (C-1SI L M 1 MONROE. F I 13747 4/IS/M CI«W NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN NL EasfcCan Mete put Braves on the run? By H.W. Sinrr The Atlanta Braves of the National League East have won seven straight division titles, a major-league record. Now they’re set for more. Going into the 1999 season, this is how the division shapes up. 1. ATLANTA BRAVES: Despite their NL East reign under manager Bobby Cox. the Braves ultimately won just the 1995 World Series flag Tom Glavine (20-6,2.47 ERA) earned the Cy Young Award in 1998. Even so, Greg Maddux <18 9. 2.22) remains At­ lanta's ace John Smoltz (17-3, 2.90) and Kevin Millwood <17-8. 4.08) are next in baseball's best pitching rota­ tion. But ailing closer Kerry Ligtenberg (30 saves, 2.71 ERA) is a worry. Far worse, IB Andres Galarraga is out for the year with lymphoma. The batting stars: 3B Chipper Jones (.313, 34 HRs, 107 RBIs. 123 runs), C Javy Lopez ( 264, 34, 106). CF Andrew Jones (31 HRs, 90 RBIs, 27 steals), RF Brian Jordan ( 316.25.91 in St. Louis). 2B Bret Boone <24 HRs. 95 RBIs in Cincinnati) and Ryan Klesko (IS HRs, 70 RBIs), who moves to first base. 2. NEW YORK METS: Manager Bobby Valentine says his rebuilt Metropolitans are going after the NL East crown, not just a wild-card berth. Good luck. The lineup is led by C Mike Piazza (.326, 32. I l l in Los Angeles, Florida and New York), IB John Oiered (354, 22.91) and CF Brian McRae (21 HRs, 79 RBIs). They're joined by 3B Robin Ventura (21 HRs, 91 RBIs for the Chicago White Sox). LF Ricky Hen­ derson (66 steals for Oakland) and RF Bobby Bonilla Do the Meta lack pitching? Maybe. But A) Letter (17 6, 247), Rick Reed (1611,3.48) and Bobby Jones 169,4.05) arc a good start. Closer John Franco (6 2 3.62.38 saves) gets help from Ar­ mando Benitez (22 saves in Balti­ more). 3. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES: How did the Phillies of 1998 win 75 games? Phddadelphia was 14th in the NL in HRs. ilth in walks and 10th in RBIs. It was 15th in saves, 14th in ERA and HRs allowed and 12th in re ns given up. Ace Curt Schilling (1614, 3 25, and an NL-best 300 strikeouts) excelled. Third baseman Scott Rolen (290,31, 110,120 runs) did fine. So did IB Rico Brogna (20 HRs, 104 RBIs). Plus RF Bob Abreu (.312) and CF Doug Glanville (106 runs). Manager Teny Francona might get something out of LF Ron Gant (26 HRs in SL Louis), a new arrival But the imported pitchers — starters Chad Ogea and Paul Spoljaric, plus closer Jeff Brantley — don't seem impres­ sive. 4. MONTREAL EXPOS: Manager Felipe Alou has a new three-year con tract worth 05.6 million. His specialty is developing fresh, inexpensive talent. The hapless Expos can’t afford to spend much on their big-league play­ ers. Montreal's lop young gun is 23-yearold RF Vladimir Guerrero (224,32109, with 108 runs). CF Hondell White (200, 17 HRs) is 27. So is 3B Shane Andrews (25 HRs). But IB Brad Fullmer (13 HRs. 73 RBIs) ii only 24. The No. 1 starter is young, too. At age 22 Dustin Hermanson went 14-11 with a 3.13 ERA. Closer Ugueth Urbina (34 saves, 120 ERA) is now 25. 5. FLORIDA MAHLIN8: Fifty four wins. Florida's victory total In 1996 was an all lime low by a defending world champion. Why? High-paid Martins were let go and dealt away. Even the franchise was sold oil. Price: 1156 mil­ lion. John Boles, who had been playerdevelopment director of the Marlins, is back for another stint as manager. He's an expert on the club’s young talent. LF Cliff Floyd (292, 22, 90, 95 runs, 27 SBs) is the best of the bunch. Other notables: IB Derrek Lee (17 HRs, 74 RBIs) and RF Mark Kotsay <72 runs). The ace is Uvan Hernandez (1612). Mark Mantel (2.99 ERA) Is the doser. TEAM RECOHUS in 1998: AT­ LANTA 106-56; NEW YORK 9674; PHILADELPHIA 75-87; MONTREAL 65 97; FLORIDA 54 108. C 1SM NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN wanes FICTITIOUS OASIS Malic* * Kara by given Mat I am engaged M twain*** *1 ) U 0 ■ O t t H li Rood. O t w r i. V L ‘ 33711. Seminole . Counts. Florid*. under tho Fictitious Nora or *ccommas sotsnows, and Viol I inland to n g itltr *ikt nnmn with tho Division ot Corpora lion*. Tallahassee. Florid#. « seeordone* with th# provisions ol tho Fictitious Nomo SUlut**. ToWlt (action SSI OS. Florid# •totuta* IM t Jody L. Bowman Pubhth April 7. IS M 0*6*0 Ugal Notic— as 74 Chevy Iw pils Put*** April 7. IM S M S I) AL East: Yanks try to build dynasty a is ________ ■tones OP AUCTION TIM* tuclion will bo h*td on April 17. I t M at Noon, ol U » Auiwi At* . Oviedo. FL Prospective bidden mop Miopocl i ho value la* an tho dap bo lor* tho auction (ram SAM wild (PM Term* ti* ca*h or cortitiod hinda on hi Oviedo Towing reserve* Iho right ta accept or ratu*o any and all bad* r n n s jn os* w puoue Noncite i gtvon. mat on tho dels m baled below, and aowtlwuSwg ter rant and other charge* tar a hoe on asm* l* DATE OF SALE T I M OF SAL! 4-14-00 1130 A M M l NATIONAL TRANSPORT G AP Wtehood t Hwahasl Largo Quftsl S*rv*r/Blnk. A ISO 00 ctoontng deposit will bo collected tor each unit pur­ chased and r*funded after oN contents of tho urn! ha* boon removed from th* facility Tho obov* information It to bo pubIsiwd one* ■ wool tor consoctitnr* wools. Th* sard Solo to b* undo* and by vtrtur* of th* statute* of Pw state *< Hondo. In such cased mad* and provid­ ed Tho late wil bo hold by on Auctioneer. License No A U t lS I-A lt ia i Publish March 31. and April 7. 1M0 0EA-1I3 IG4NJ11USHM0O4449 7S QUICK REGAL m t n s c ts e u r r c o u n t OF n t s SW M TIQNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR S I 0 M O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASS NO.) • 4 -M 4 6 C 6 I 4 - M IN R t FORFEITURE OF 61.71*M IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY ■ ones of F O R F im iR I PR OC9IO M O S TO: Lor* Boau Luc** tOEt Sugarborry Troll Oviedo. FL SITES and all othon who claim an Interest in tho tallowing proparty I1.7SS M IN UNITED STATU CURRENCY Donald F. I sllnger. ol Iho Sominolo County Iharttf'* Qltlco, SonMnolo County. Florida, through hit officers, tnvssbgslors or ogonlt. MlJOd tho abova property on or about April I I . 1991 ot 10*4 Sugarborry Trail. Oviodo. in Sominolo County. Florida, and la preienlly holding tald prop­ erty tat tho purpoao ol torfaituro p unuant to Soctiona •32701-933.704. Florida Slalut*, and will R I0U IS T that an Honorable Judge ol Iho Circuit Court. Civil Division, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. So mmol* County, Florida, find probable cause Ihat tho above property thould bo lorftilod to Iho abova agancy. You will bo aorvod a copy ol the Order find­ ing Probable Couio once it I* signed by Iho Judge and II will advise you how and whan to respond to thro request tar for­ te ilur* I HEREBY CERTIFY lh*l a true and correct copy of this Nolle* wo* sant to th* obov* nomad addrosa by U S cortlfiad mail, return receipt requested, this Mlh day of March. IMS John C Ross. Oanarsl Counsal Florida Bar 3*0717 Ssminola County Shantr* Olltc* 100 Bush Boulevard ' Ssnlord. Florida 33773 Publish Maiuh 31. and April 7, IM t 0EA-3S1 e m e u rr M T N I CID CU rr C O U N T id t n i court • 6 971-OP m TNQ CIRCUIT C O U N T 0# T N I 1QTN JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA « AND POD M MINOLB CO UN TY M S I HAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. S 6 S S 4 S C A -1 4 -P GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. VI CHARLES 0 ELKINS and LORI D ELKINS. *1*1. Defendant* NOTtCB OF FORSCLOSURB SALS Nolle* lo hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgm ent ol Foreclosure dated March IS. IMS. and entered Ml civil cos* number SS-ltSICA-t S-P. o t Iho Circuit Court ot Iho ISth Judicial Circuil In a n d tar lam inate County, Florida, whsroln OMAC MORTQAQE CORPORATION. H Plaintiff and CHARLES D ELKINS. LORI D ELKINS. t*/ar* Defendant!*) I will aall la Iho highest and b ast bidder tar cash of Ih* w as! front door ol Ih* Sominolo County courthouse In Sanford, Ssminol* County. Florida, at It 00 A M on Ih* n th day of APRIL. 1001. Ih* following dssenbad proparty a t sot forth In sold Final Judgment, to wit: LOT 71. OREINBRIAR SUBOI VISION PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS REC0R0E0 IN PLAT BOOK 33. AT PAGES t. 3. 3 AND 4, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO SE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated Iho 10th day of March. IMS MARYANNE MORSE Cterh ol Circuil Court By Ruth King Deputy Cterh C00ILIS 4 STAWIARSKI *010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suit* 459 Tampa, Florida 33SO7 telephone (113) S77-S004 CSS *94-04753 Publish April 7, IS, IM S 0*654 Dim AST1BN SAM 00. SB-BS4B-0A14P AMSOUTH SANK. StC . At EBTATK OF Konnath A Foes MICHAEL P HORN. *1 a l . Th* odnUntetrstion ol th* estate e l KwRRath A. Fea*. deceased. Fifa Number 1 6 9 7 6 CP. I* pending in th* Circuit Court tar tan u n a l* County. Florida, Probata Dromon, the addrosa a t which io: SOI N Park mu*. IMt dear. Sentoed. FL 33771 Th* name a n d address a t Ih* Personal Aa present star* and the Personal NaprasanMWva'a ALL INTIRSSTtD PERSONS ARE NOT1FIBD THAT AS parson* an whom thl* notic* I* served who have abteaMana neat cheteng* th* vthdify ol th* WW. Ih* quanti­ tation* al Ih* Personal Raprasantettva, vena*, or (ano­ dic lion al thl* Court an* liq W V V 0E9 1 0 V IH fw B 9 |9 «O T N D with this Court WITHIN TMB LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTIN THB D A T! OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOT1C8 O N THIRTY DAYS AFTIN THE D A T ! OF SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM creditors ot Ih* decadent and other persons having claim* or demand* •gainst decadent** estate on whom a a #1 HBeLw. — COPTf Of PMl fwOliCO ie. *• e u w a u l1 VIN ■la *1 th* first publcaliow o4 with this Court WITHIN THB LATIN THREB MONTHS A F T IN THE DATE OF THE FIBST P U B ­ LICATION O F THIS NOTICE ON THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATS OF BIRVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THIM ASsRar credder* *1 the deca­ dent and parson* basing claim* demand* egoist Ih# deca­ dent's * stale nmsl M* thaw claims with IMs Court WITHIN THREE M ONTHS AFTIN THB DATE OF TH E F1NBT PUBLICA­ TION OF TW B NOTtCI ALL CLAIMB. DEMAROE ANO OBJECTIONS NOT IO FILED MALL BE FONEVtN BARRIO Th* dot* o l th* tost public *ban of this Nallaa w Aped 7. ISOS Personal Represent*Mr# Wtutmg • Houston. Jr Vie* President Fleet Trust Company Si Florida 1 Monarch Plat*, t Monarch Place •0461001 Attorney tar Personal Representative Florida Bar No 30031E CHARLES D WILDER 1133 Symonda Avenue WUitar Pork. FL 337M Tetephone (407) 144 3319 PubheA Aped 7. 14. IM S M643 Defendant* NoMea M hereby gfvon that, pursuant to a Summary Judgment entered M Ih* tbova•lyted causa la the Circuit Court of Bomlhote County, Florida, the Clark ^1 Bonunote County wiM oof! Wo progoity sit­ uated in BamMol* County. Florida, described ** *r Let E. Palm l _____ la th* ptat thereof a* i ___ ____ hi Plat Boob 11. Pag* *4. Pwbtte Record* at Bammal* County. rr-rid*. TOGETHER WITH sit Ih* erected on the ptoparty, and aN aaaarants, right*, appurte­ nance*. rants, royaRM*. miner­ al, ail and gaa rights and profas. water right* and stock and *a futures new or hereafter * part af Iho property •I a PubMa late, to tha highest tedder, tar sash, at Ih* West front door el th* SanUnoto County Courthouse. 301 North on APRIL » . IM S. al 11 SB fried Marsh M . IM S Cterh ot th* Cuawl Court f smtnote County. Florid* By Jan* ■ JasswM Deputy Cterh SOLOMON S BENEDICT. PA 4M North Ashtey Otto grida 31403 Pubkah Aprd 7.14. I B M OSS-99 register said name with th* Dwisiee at Corporate*** TaKehns***. Fiend*, m aacerdance with th* pran aiw** *1 the Ficksou* Name Statute*. To­ wn Sec lion 99(00. Ftanda Statute* IM t Oebre ■ Bowmen Pubksh Aped I. IMS 09643 IN TN S CIRSWfT S04HTT OF T H E B9SWTBB0T1I JW 0M IAL S M M W T CIVIL ACTION BABB BB. S S -9 M IC A DtVtSION I S-P tor cosh, ol tho womhowoo ol •TORADI USA. located ot 1007 WALLA SPRINGS DR . W IN T IN SPRINGS. F I. th* tallowing Tho following vehicles aro 4J47UOQI00044 Legal Notic— as* sold, wo wtA s*4 at •7 QUICK SOMiRStT Pubii*h April 7. 1040 0*611 Legal Notices m B W B u rr c o u r t OF BEMN9BLB BOUNTY, th b cunt OtO KENT MORTGAGE COMPANY. RICKY L MORIIV. a c t io n BASE OB. 4*4-0A-140 lOUtCRIOIT CORPORATION OF AMIRICA *1*1. Piam tiff re NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fmat Judgment el tarectosur* dated Marsh IS. *1*1. 10SS. and entered in Case NO 963M1CA a t th* Casual Court *1 IK* EIGHTEENTH Judicial FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE pursuant to a Summary Final County. Ftanda wharaa* OLD Judgment of Foreclosure KENT MORTGAGE COMPANT is dated the 3Sth day of March. Hw Ptouititt and fttCKY L MORIHO. and entered m Coo* LEY. ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN CLAIMING BY. No 9S-3404-CA-ISP ot Iho PARTIES UNDER ANO Circuit C ourt tar Sonunol* THROUOH. County. Flond* whoroin (QUI- AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED DCFENOANT(E) CRIDIT CORPORAflON OP INDIVIDUAL AMERICA i* Ih* Plaintiff end WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO S I CAROLYN A I ARGENT. 0IA 0 ON ALIVE. WHITHER UNKNOWN SPO UIt/CO-TIN- SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ANT OP CAROLYN A (AROINT. CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Vk/e Peter Sirica. FIRITPLUS IPO USES. HEIRS. DEVI S i l l . OR OTHER FINANCIAL. INC and WILLIAM GRANTEES MOSELEY or* Ml* Dotendente. I CLAIMANT! are Ih* wiM sofl lo th* highasl and beet Defendant*. I anK sell to Ih* bidder lor c ash at the W est lugheat and bast bidder tor Irani door a t th* lem m ata cash at th* West Iron I door ol County Courthouse. Sanford. Ih* Senunol* County Florida al 11.00 a m . on th* Courthouse. Sanloid. Ftanda at 3Sth day of APRIL. tCCC. Iho 11 00 a m . on th# ISth day ol tohoumg dooenbod property a s APRIL. 1SSS. Ih* tallowing sot forth in oaid Summary Fmol dssenbad property a* sa t forth Judgment In sard Final Judgment LOT 37. WHISPER WOODS AT LOT 31. TRIANGLE TERRACE. SABAL POINT. UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN THIAICP AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t t . PAGE 7. PUB­ PLAT BOOK 33. FADES 37 ANO LIC RECORDS OF IIMINOLI 39. PUBLIC HICOHDS OP COUNTY. FIORI0A WITNESS MV HAN0 and Ih* 9f Ml NOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and the teal a t thi* Court on March 34. saat ol Ihi* Court on MARCH 1SM 30. IMS (SEAL) (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ol tho Circuit Court Cterh ol th* Circuit and By Jan* E Jasesnc County Court Deputy Clark By Ruth King Echevarria. McCall*. Reymer. Oeputy Cterh Barrett S Freppier lisa 8 Dodge. Esq Post Office Boa 3410 HOLLAND A KNIGHT LLP Tampa. PL 31401 PO Boa USB FMI1S2S3 Tampa. FL 33*01 If you are a person with s dis­ In accordanca with Iho ability who need* accommoda­ American* with Dnebditie* Act, tion in order k> p a r t i c i p a t e m persons with disabilities n e e d ­ this proceeding, you am anbing a special accommodation lo lied at no cost 10 you. lot the paftictpato in this proceeding provision of certain assistance should contact Court Picas* contact Court Admimsitation at 301 N. Park Admin 11 if ebon si 301 N Park Ssnlord Florida 33771, taleAvenue. Ssnlord. Florida phono number (407) 333-4330. 13771, telephone number (407) nol later than seven (7) day* 133-4310. within 3 working prior to the proceeding II h e ar­ day* ot your rocstpl ol this doc­ ing impaired. (TDD) 1-400-955- ument. II hearing impaired. 1771 or Voice (V) 1(00-959(TOO) t-EOO-SSS-1771 (770. via Florida Rolay Service Publish April 7. 14. IM 0 Publish April 7. IS. IM0 0E 697 DEB-94 CAROLYN A SARGENT. N O TIO I T N I S T JO N HS RIVBN WATER HARASSM ENT D ISTRICT has rscetvsd a n application lor Consumptive Water Use tram SEMINOLE WOODS. 3SS SEMINOLE WOODS. OENEVA, FL 33733, application 19443. Tho applicant propose* to withdraw 0 I t million gallons per day (mgd) of water tar household type us# The withdrawal* used by this proposed protect will consist of ground water from tho Florida aquifer via 4 eclive wells In tsmmoi* County located In leclton 31. Township 30 South. Range 12 E ast known a* SEMINOLE WOODS. Should you be inlemaled In any of th* bated application*, you should contact th* ll. John* River Water Management District. 4049 Reid BL, NO Boa 1439. PaUtka. Florida 13I74-1430 Written obtec lions o r a request lo be informed regarding Board action on Iho application may b* m ade, but should be received within twen­ ty-on# (31) day* from date of this publication Written obtaction* thould identify th* obt*e te>r by name and address, and tally describe th a ebteetton to the application All timely hied written obtaction* will be presented lo Ih* Board lor contidstaUan in it* deliberation on Ih* application prior lo Board taking action on Ih* applicalian Filing i written objection do** nol snblto you ta a Chapter 120. Ftanda (talu las, edmimtlrallv* hearing Notice ol Intended (propose) District Decision will be provided to person* who have requested individual nolle* Persons whose substantial interesls are aHectsd by the application and who hi* * petition within Ihe timeframes prescribed by Chapter 29-105 and rule 40C1 1007, Florida Admuiiatraliva Cod* (F A C ), which meats Ih* requirement* ol Chapter 29-109 FAC may obtain an administra­ te* has ring Publish April 7. IMS DE6S2 �SwrWwl# HeraM, bartont. Ronds • Wsdneedey, April 7, IMP • M | Da’ Bomb 1 hears all... If this is looking like almost an all-Wicklow page. Da Bomb says the school deserves some credit. There is Isn't a more state-of-the-art elementary school any­ where and there’s a lot of neat things going on. especially the school's book fair April 19-23. Da Domb says you should have seen the presentation put on by the Idyltwllde Drama Club Tuesday night. The kids can sing with any­ body. Speaking of Idyllwtlde, Da Bomb is going to present two of Its more impressive students next time around. The kids were Ihe only ele­ mentary students tn the entire county who en­ tered a county-wide oratorical contest a few weeks ago, going up against middle school and high school stu­ dents. The Falcons didn't win. but they sure put up a good fight. Wicklow’s WNN EDITOR ____ of th a n want to be actors. Others want, to be They have a few years before theyU be deriding on their careen, but tome Idds at Wicklow Elementary are getting off to a feat start towards •crufTifi| tnftr goals. Wicklow, a achooi that officially opened Just last year, la one of a growing number of schools kn Seminole County that allows its students to present morning news on the achooTa closed circuit television. Unhke moot of the other schools, Wicklow has a large studio with nothing but state-of-the-art equipment. Three cameras throughout the five display screens. aO run by students, allow Wicklow to put on a top-notch program under the supervision of media specialists Aven Ban! and Becky McK MeKlnnlaa. It also helps that the kids themselves nave been fast learners and are able to take care of any problems themselves. Not that they don't pop up on occasion. The Idds. ranging from third to fifth-graders, all volunteered and their jobs change regularly as they learn all aspects of putting on a newscast. The show lasts for about 10 minutes and features There is lots of optimism in my life gy Skalaa gpoetar SPECIAL TO THE HERALD Optimism In my lifeOptimism. It s a ch aracter Isllc I feel I possess. Opti­ mism is t>etng positive. I have arvrml sources of optimism: myself, other people and my school. I stny optimistic because I know myself and who I am. I know my capabilities, so I never stress myself of slack ofT when I have to do some­ thing. even If I don't want to. My religion helps me to be positive, too. When I go to a service. I get a sense of be­ longing In myself. I leant about my post, about myself. And Hut's Important because tf you don't know where you come from, you don’t know where you're going. I'm also optimistic because I know that even tn the wont situa­ tions I can make H better In way. When It has to do with other people. I can find the good In ail of them. In dally life. I'm often times the only one that can Improve a situation for myself. When this happens. I approach the situation with a smile on my face and good Intentions. And in negative situations that I have absolutely no control over I try to be positive and see what I ran leant from It. I am surrounded by people who cause optimism to be a characteristic of mine. My family Is a big pan of that. I know that IT1 never be alone In the world and that they’ll always love and support me one hundred percent. My friends surround me with Isughter and kindness and they also shape my personal­ ity. Believe It or not. my dogs also make me optimistic about myself. Though are often taken for granted and overlooked, they xrire people unconditional love and loyalty, which very few hu­ mans can do. School la another aspect of my life that makes me opti­ mistic. 1 have very good teachers that are kind, fanloving and encouraging. When I go to school. I am sure I will have a good day and learn many things. This lifts my self-esteem Immensely. When I first began participating in the Drama Club, I waa shy. quiet and scared, but with each performance I Improved. Speaking tn front of an audi­ ence became fun and easy. Af­ ter th at I became more adven­ turous. I was mote sure of myself and many more friends thereafter. Since 1 enjoy school so much and feim so much. I*m positive. I'm cer­ tain. I'm guaranteed I will have a bright future. I'm very optimistic. I love my life. It couldn't be better. There are aspects of my life that make me fed positive, content, cheerful, and espe­ cially optimistic about myself. Other people, myself and nqr achooi all make me optimis­ tic. a trait which no price can be put on. Shaina Foector Is a grader at IdyUuMlcie Elemen­ tary School trong football tram, te WNN staff comes year. Only two fifth* graders are on the staff so there win be mote experience, but theyU miss Carey's experience behind the desk. "She does It all around here.* Ms. McKinntas said. *We count on her for everything.* tf nothing else, the kids have a great time doing their Jobs. Tsrtlr Stringer makes sure everyone stays loose at all times. Tm the hyper ■aid. *1 bring in an the toys around here and mesa with everything. Sometimes I just get ready to bounce off the wa*ls when we start, but I also fixed the teleprompter when tt Once In a while there are a few ghtches. Carey did a when she attached the microphone to her jacket, then removed the Jacket Jut before air time. Eric Mlralles. working as director and the person In charge of the cue got too dose to the one day and aU you were the cards. But for the moat part, everything is going smoothly at WNN. Ran laftv'i “OUR GOAL IS TO GIVE YOU THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE EVERY DAY” Wicklow Field Day 1 The kids at Wicklow Elementary held their annual achooi Held day and participated In games and activities throughout the afternoon. Almost Ed Kramarcik everyone had a chance to participate in events and conpetition and the Uds had a blast. Super South Seminole students Straight A • students at South Seminole Middle School 6th Graders Paul Anderson. Alex Arismcndl. Tim Barrett. Heather Barry. Matthew Bllskie. Rich­ ard Carlton. Mallln Dang. Ellse Dellinger. Emily Dletzel. Evan Dumee, Erika Fields. Jenna Fitzpatrick. Courtney Godwin. Shared Qonzalez. Adam Cloudman, Jasmin HaJlallakbarl. Joshua Hale. Brandon Hants. Stephanie Jeffries. Kristen Johnson. Kayla Jones. DeJan Kalajdzlc. Kara Karima. 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LEOPOLOO ABUOO RAMOS Reaidanc# Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition tor Omaoiutlon of M arriage haa bean Iliad and com m enced In Ihi* Court and you ar* required to aarva a copy of your written defan***, if any. to it on STEFANIE B IILFEN. ESQUIRE, attorney for Petitioner. OLORIA HELEN RAMOS, whoa* addreas is 2101 W eal Commercial Bivd . Suita MOO. Fort Lauderdal*. Florid# 33309. and hi* th* original with the ctork ol th* above styled courl on or be tors APRIL 28. 1999. otherwise a default will be entered against you for th* twllol demanded prayed lor in tha complaint or petition. This nolic* shall be published o nce each week for lour con­ secutive week* in th* SEMI­ NOLE HERALD WITNESS my hand end th* seel ol said court a t Sanford. Seminole County. Florida Ihi* 24th day of MARCH. 1(99 (Circuit Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk. Circuit Court. Seminal* County. Florida By Nancy R Winter A* Deputy Clerk Publieh March 31. A April 7.14. 21. 1999 OCA-247 Let's Ta Taxe^. 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South was in (our spadea after E aat opened one club The dub lead arms ducked, Eaat winning with the jack. Eaat generally awitched to a diamond, declarer aucceasfully finessing the queen Alter a trump to the queen and ace. Eaat called safely with a diamond or a trump However, it was now eimple for declarer to play king, ace and another heart to establish a discard for his los­ ing dub (This works whenever hearts are 3 3 or East has a doubleton hon­ or i It looks straightforw ard, but one East found (he answer. At trick two. Ilaig Tchamitch returned a club into dummy's ace queen tenace! Then, he won the first round of trum pa and gave his p artn er a club ruff. Eventually, the defenders scored a heart trick for one down. This defense should have been found at more tables because the six couldn't be low from th ree It had to be a singleton or doubleton. GOTT: My ss year old d au g h ter has a terrib le problem. Since the age of 4. she has had recur­ ring bouts of vomiting. She says her throat fills with phlegm, but we can't see anything. The doctors say the problem ia in her head. We don't know where to turn. -X r— VOU KNOW. THERE ARE TIMES WHEN I HONESTLV FEEL VOU D O N'T RESPECT ME DEAR DIL GOTT My boyfriend has StIAVMtb H-l an itching on the end of his penis and a feeling of pressure in his testicles after sex. Ilia other girlfriend is prone to yeast infections A third girlfriend has had herpes. I don't have any symptoms, but wonder if I should be J 10 t 7 S A • 3 A Q 10 S 3 Vulnerable: North South Dealer. E ast West North Pass 4a Opening East la All paw lead: a 6 Class by HEA, be dear d r . DEAR READER: Before labeling your daughter's problems as emotion­ * J a l . I’d wont to make absolutely certain * 5 ^ P |N‘T ) T that sh e isn 't suffering from an l K s \ ' uncommon abnormality of her upper \ / \ \j digestive t r a d — for example, a \ \ \\ ^ _ Y V spasm, a blockage or a kink. Take her ~ “ lo a gastroenterologist, who should by Jim Davis perform certain teats, including endoscopy (examination of the esoph TAKE NOW agua and stomach using a lighted FOR INSTANCE liber optic tube). Only after her diges­ tive tract proves to be normal would I recommend evaluation of any emo­ tional factors that may contribute to her problem * V * * treated What is causing his problem? DEAR READER: I think he has too many girlfriends Perhaps he would have less itching and pressure if he w ere lo limit his affections to one partner Medical studies have dearly shown that multiple sexual purtnera increase the risk of a wide variety of sexually transmitted d iie a s e s , not only for the central character, but for everyone with whom he o r she has relations. In my opinion, your boyfriend should be checked for venereal dis­ eases. This should include a general medical exam and blood tests, as well as a microscopic an aly sis of a n y penile discharge. In addition to be ’ on the safe side — you, too, should be checked by a gynecologist. Some sex ually transm itted diseases, such as chlamydia and herpes, may cause few. if any, symptoms early on. but may lead to serious consequences, includ ing infertility, if not treated. I believe th a t both you an d your boyfriend should seek medical attention DEAH DH. GOTT: For sev eral m onths, my nose and cheeks have been turning red — only in the evening By m orning, the skin has returned to norm al. What could be causing this and how do I stop U? DEAR READER: Your symptoms suggest that something in your envi­ ronment may be irritating your akin. Allergies can do this. So can alcohol beverages. Try to analyze what it la that you are doing after sunset that you're not doing during daylight. If you cannot ferret out a cause, te e a dermatologist — preferably one who ia willing to exam ine you d u ring evening hours, a t the height of your problem . I*M Nl-WM-AJ-EH ENTOO'tUXJC ASSN (Peter Qott, • syndicated cotumntel for Nowapopor Enterprise Association, can bo written to at P.O. Box 81368, Cleveland, OH 44101-3388.) � 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 07, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 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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Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Sp rin gs and Sem inole County QINSIDt: It's a Jungle out th ere In business. see Page GA. Russ White w rites about special people, please see l**age 2A. Olrt Scouts go Interns* tlonal. please see Page 1C. STAFF WRITER la nheerrsnra of Juvenile WEKIVA • Police confiscated 435 high grade marijuana plants while searching an upscale home In a neighborhood on the outskirts of Wekiva on Friday. Raymond Jones. 38. was arrested at 2335 Aahlngton Park after deputies confiscated 225 marijuana plants and 210 seedling clones In the house. Jones was the home's sole occu­ pant. although police suspect Ural others were Involved In the operation. In addition to the plants, police discovered an estimated $507,000 worth of equipment, lighting and ventilation systems for growing the marijuana, according to the Orange County SherlfTs Office. *We believe this was one part of a larger op­ eration.* Jim Solomons. Orange County Sheriffs Office public Information ofllcer. said. T h is one was head and shoulders above anything IVc ever seen. We believe there are other peo­ ple Involved.* The average full grown marijuana plant Is worth $1,000. The plants confiscated Friday were high grade plants that could have been worth three times that much had they been a l­ lowed to grow to maturity according to Solo­ mons. T h is was one of the most Impressive opera­ tions IVe seen,* Solomons said. T ills was a very serious, well thought out operation. It wns extremely elaborate.* Officers searched the three bedroom home at about 0 a.m.. with Jones In the home. Two of the rooms were filled with high tech hydroponic growing systems, and hundreds of 2 1/2 to three foot tall marijuana plants. T here was a very pungent smell of extremely high grade rannabls os soon as you walked through tl»e door.* Jim Solomons. Orange County SherlfTs Office public Information offi­ cer. said. Pises* s n Drags. Peg* 3A n ie v tu iiiv iiiita ii Danah Han, a fourth grads atudsnt at Hsathrow Elamsntary School scoots to tha finish, during Raid day Thursday. Sunjet fuels m ore airport grow th By BUI B a n s STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Orlando Sanford Airport has added a n ­ other player to Its growth sce­ nario. Sunjet Aviation will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for a new facility Wednesday. The 23.250 square-foot structure will be home to a terminal building with a first-class p a s­ senger waiting area, flight planning room, pilots lounge, and a small business confer­ ence room. The structure will also house a 15,500 square-foot hangar, which brings Sunjet's total hangar space to nearly 50,000 square-feet. During the groundbreaking ceremony at 8 a.m., Sunjet Aviation will begin construction on their new facilities at the airport. ‘Sunjet Aviation looks forward to growing along with the Or­ lando Sanford Airport.* Sunjet Aviation President Jam es Watkins said. "We look for­ ward to expanding our serv­ ices." The new facility will meet the requirements necessary for Sunjet to become the newest Fixed Base Operator at the Or­ lando Sanford Airport. The newly acquired FBO status will allow Sunjet to fuel general aviation aircraft from Its own fuel farm. Sunjet Is the largest supplier of Jet aircraft charters between Ft Lauderdale and Atlanta. The new amenities will allow for growth In aircraft sales, m ain­ tenance. and storage services. Sunjet officials said. Sunjet currently has four hangars at the Orlando Sanford Airport, with a total of 34,000 square feet of space. "We re keeping what we have and adding to It,* Watkins said. T h is will increase our space and what we're able to offer quite of bit.* The expansion of Sunjet Aviation's facilities comes two weeks after airport officials a n ­ nounced a verbal agreement with Pan American Airlines. Pan American Airlines plans to move Its Florida base from Fort Lauderdale to Sanford and begin the first scheduled do­ mestic passenger service from the airport by late spring. The airline plans to rent a building from airport officials to use as a line maintenance facility. Pan American Airlines would begin non-stop flights three times per week to Newark. NJ . . continuing to Portsmouth. N.H. If the flights are successful, Sanford Airport Authority ex­ ecutive director Victor White said the airline may offer dally flights to locations such as C hi­ cago and Atlanta. T h e construction of the Sunjet facility Is In concert with the Airport's plans to enhance and njuvenate our Commerce Park and general aviation services,* Victor White, execu­ tive director of the Sanford AlrPtssss sss Jst. Pig* 3A •Elbert Hubbard □INDEX 2\ STAFF WIOTICH The classes of the SO s have canceled this week’s class reunion meeting at the St. Paul Church. The next meeting will be held March 20 at 0:30 a.m. □QUOTE ; “Many a man's reputation would not know his character if they met on the street." Florida Lottery Last day for Kaiser is April 2 •Vast the T.R.U.T.H. win host a karaoke night today (Saturday) at 7:30 p.m. In the Youth Activities Building at First Baptist Church. Call Michael .Volght at (407) 322-6041. Christ United Methsdlst Church will be holding a spaghetti dinner today (Saturday). Dinner will con­ sist of sales, spaghetti, garlic bread, dessert, coffee. Iced tea or Juice. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Cost Is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children 3-10. Numbers Chris Ksrtunano, a fifth-grader at Wicklow Elamsntary School, gats fancy with tha paddle event during field day activities on Wednesday. Justice Week. March 14 21. Seminole County citizens are Invited to participate In any of the following events: Monday. 1 p.m., event kicks wltli a tour of the Juvenile Enforcement Center, Tues­ day. 6:30 p.m.. Common Sense Parenting Workshop, sponsored by Boys Town of Central Florida: Wednesday. 3 p.m. Comedian Larry Veal Is keynote speaker at the Provider Fair, Thursday. March. 6:30 p.m.. first meeting of the Juvenile J u s ­ tice Teen Advisory Council: Friday, 11:30 a.m. Juvenile Justice Council District 7 meeting and celebration lunch at Leu Oardens (1020 N. Forest Avc., Orlando). Cost Is $20. For more Infor­ mation. call Dr. Horiense Evans. (407) 320-0000: or Brenda Cutler, (407) 366­ 4853. Tha T rinity U nits* M eth­ od ist Church will host the local Elks Oratorical Contest today (Saturday) a t 6 p.m. The Elks wlU observe Elk Awareness Day at the 11 a.m. service with Rev. Eddie J . Rivers. Winning Police bust W ekiva home drug farm By BUI Earns □ BRIEFLY Lottery Banners arriving to First Street STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Light poles on First Street In downtown San­ ford will be decorated with sea­ sonal banners later this spring. Sanford Main Street will In­ stall about 20 banners on light poles on First Street from Oak Avenue to Palmetto Avenue. The banners will be Installed In about six weeks, according to Main Street Program Manager Unda Kuhn. ’Main Street feels that these banners will help give the downtown area a face lift and a new look,* Kuhn said. "If you've ever seen banners like these used In downtown areas, you know they can make a dif­ ference." Sanford Main Street Is p u r­ chasing the banners. City workers will Install banner support brackets on the light posts. Kuhn said she wlU likely or­ der the banners on Monday, and that they will be Installed In about six weeks. The banners will be rotated In a 'four banner program," Kuhn said. There will be dally banners, a Fourth of July b an ­ ner, a Fall banner, and a b an ­ ner for the Holidays. T h e banners will have a fresh new look on a quarterly baBls," Kuhn said. Sponsors or banners can Identify themselves on a com er of the banners, Kuhn said. The City Commission and Historic Preservation Board have approved the banners. SEMINOLE COUNTY - Two years ago. Oaiy Kaiser set out to change the stay the county did business. He knew it needed to be more custom erfriendly. He advised the county's department heads to get a good attitude or to get a new Job. Ready or not. Kaiser tried to re design local govern­ ment. Ills work will end on April 2. Kaiser's retiring • going Into business elsewhere, perhaps. Someone else will be hired as the county's top administrative officer. Kai­ ser's leaving while ahead. Way ahead, says County Commissioner Randy Morris. "We knew government couldn't be run exactly Uke a business but we knew It could adopt to most of the b a ­ sic principles of good b u si­ ness." Morris said W ednes­ day. ‘Gary Kaiser was exactly the right one to make this happen. *He took charge, he re ­ generated the system." Morris said. *He pushed the depart­ ment heads, challenged eve­ ryone from top to bottom. Be­ fore he became manager, em ­ ployees were afraid of the system. They didn't ask questions or make sugges­ tions. They were afraid to do either for fear they'd be p u n ­ ished." Kaiser. Morris said, per­ sonally visited with employ­ ees of each department. "Some of them had never met the county manager of any of the commissioners." Morris said. "He went out to visit with road crews. He went out to encourage employees to take responsibility. And he began to reward those who responded." In his final hours on the Job. Kaiser has been besieged by well-wishers • so much so that he's had to concentrate harder on the work he wants to do. *No one can ever say that he or she accomplished all they wanted." Kaiser said on Thursday. "You're never fully satisfied. I'm proud of what we've accomplished and grateful for all those who have worked hard to make our county better." Hiring Jim Marino as p u b ­ lic works director and re ­ hiring Nancy Tallent as h u ­ man resources director were �i 2A •Semi net# Herald. Santo td. Florida - Sunday. March 14, 1999 !W hen was the original ‘Iron M ask9 broadcast (}. "The Man In the Iron Mask." was released last March. In the t93tls or 1910s. this same movie was pro- P r e p a r in g f o r ‘O n ly Y e s ’ D a y When three of the m rm bers of the comity's Disability Ad­ visory Council arrived at the County Services Building on Thursday night, the door they visually go through was locked. A sign directed them to a distant side of the building. It was dtlTIcult passage fur those tn wheel chairs or u s ­ ing canes. The group arrived late for the 7 p.m. start of the meeting In a second-floor conference room. At least, the rlcvntors were operating. Tony Tlzzlo. the chairman of the council, calls those with disabilities. "Special People." He was bom with a cerebral palsy and championed the rights of physically and mentally challenged. On Thursday night, once the Special People were gath­ ered at the conference table, they talked about organizing a county-wide Inclusion day. Mike Ertel. the county com­ m unications director, sug­ gested calling the disability awareness event. ‘Only Yes." “Only Yes" Day Is long overdue tn Seminole County. As Greg Drummond, a for­ mer county commissioner, said Thursday. "Our county h as been last In the state tn recognizing those with dis­ abilities. and with an Inclu­ sion day like this It quickly could rise to the top." The group would like to set aside a day tn October for everyone - able or disabled to say. "Only Yes." Tlzzlo said he would Invite Gov. Jcb Bush. Maybe some­ one would call Jim Ryun, the great long distance runner who won gold medals despite having a heating disability. Ryun visited Orlando several |years agd OTVuat aischool for / •Special Students, i Some municipalities have their elected .officials - com­ missioners. police chief or mayors - spend Inclusion day in a wheelchair. Discovering what It'is like to overcome detours like the one the other night a t the County Services Building. It was suggested also that county heroes like Assistant County Tax Supervisor Den­ nis Joyner talk to visitors to the "Only Yes" event. Joyner lost both legs and one arm during action In Vietnam. He was honored by President Ronald Reagan. Joyner Is an Inspiration to everyone he meets. "It's Im­ possible to feel down or want to take a day off from work when you see Dennis here every day," County Manager Gary Kaiser said. "We can do amazing work If only we are allowed to work." said Chris Drummond, who was bom with cerebral palsy. Drummond. 33, Is grateful to work two days a week as a file person. To work Instead of take money for being disabled. T h e greatest feeling I have tn the world Is to get up and have a Job to go to," Drum­ mond said. "My self-esteem soars those days. I do good work as a filer. 1 can do good work as a mailer. I love going to work." The Disability Advisory Council h as had only three meetings - each second Thursday - but already is getting keen support from the county commissioners. Soon, the council will present Us plans to the commission for a county-wide inclusion day. Some would like to have exhibits and guests at one of LO CAL FORECAST Today: Ptcld. Highs In the mid-70a. Lows In the low-GOs. Sunday: Sctsvv, Highs In the mid-70s. l/nvs In the upper50s, Monday: Sctsvv. lllghs In the mid-60s. Lows in the 40a. Tuesday: Sunny, lllghs in the 70s. Low’s In the upper-50s. E X TE N D E D O U TLO O K TODAY P tcld . 7 8 62 MONDAY P tc ld 6 7 4 7 TUESDAY S u n n y 71 B2 LOTTERY Hsrs are tho winning numbers soioctod on Thursday tn the Flori­ da Lottery: Fantaay 8 3-11-22-24-28 Lotto (M arch 8) 3-4-7-36-39-40 duced. I would like to know its release dale and the primary actors. Also, is it on video? — ILP„ Prescott. Aril. SATURDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 1:40 a.m.. maj. 8:00 n.m., min. 2:10 p m , muj. 8:20 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Bench: high: 4:44 a.m.. 5:06 p.m., low: 10:57 u.m., 11:09 p.m. New Sm yrna 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. D a y to n a B e a c h ft New S m y rn a B each : S eas a re 23 feet wlUt n light chop. W ater te m p e ra tu re nt D ay­ to n a Is 61 degrees a n d nt New Synirnn. 62 degrees. W inds a rc from th e n o rth nt 10-15 m .p .h . h ig h te m p e ra tu re tn F r id a y w aa 77 A. The original, released In 1039. starred I/mis Hayward. Jonn Donnell, Warren William and Joseph Schild kraut. There is a video. Q. Who is William Halt's ffcthrr. and was he an actor? William's mother Is Barbara Hale, who plays Della Street on the "Perry Mason" shows. — M.F„ Memphis, Tenn. A. Actor Bill Williams, who died in 1992. was William Katt's dad. Williams's real name was Halt. Q. I saw Lew Ayres in a rerun or "Bonanza" or "The Big Valley." Is he still alive and. If to. how old is he? — P.M.. Freeport. Texas DICK & CHICKI KLEINER A. Ayres died in I99G; he was Rfl years old. Q. la Alan Aulry of the TV srrirs "In the Heat of the Night," the son of Hr nr Aulry? — A.F., McMinnville. Tenn. A. I've answered that question so often my fingers automatically type out the answer without guidance — no, hc’a not. COMMENT: In the middle 1140s, I was at Stephen McNally’s home. I was there with his fan-club presi­ dent. At that time, he went by the name of Horace McNally. He asked us If we thought he should change his name and 1 spoke up. I said, "I sure would change it, if I had the name Horace." later, he did change his name to Strphen. — M.P.. Es­ kridge. Kan. www .insanford.com www.inlakem ary.com w w w .inlongw ood.com w w w .intitusville.com www.inaltamontespring8 .com - coming soon! March 13 , I 999 n m Today is (he 72nd (S S 3 day of 1999 and the 83rd day of winter. TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in 1781, Sir William Herschel discovered the planet Uranus. On this dsy in 1666, President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial began in the U.S. Senate. He waa later acquit­ ted by one vote. On this day In 1930, astronomer Clyde i i TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: i o a .p t Priestley (1733-1604), chemist; Permval Lowell (1633-1916), astronomer, Oswald Garrison Villard (1173-1949), editor-journalist; Janet Planner (16921979), Journalist; L. Ron Hubbard (1911-1996), religious leader-writer, Nell Sedaks (1939). singer-songwriter, is 60; Dsns Delsny (1*37-), actress, Is TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in 1961, heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson retained his title by know­ ing out Ingemar Johansson in the sixth round These sites are being updated on a weekly so visit often and come back soonl March 14, 1 9 9 9 tp d m p p p q Today is the 73rd day Q Z “ I I Z Z of 1999 and the mth |f f c Z Z ~ - “ day of winter. I 1 1 1 1 -I—L. TODAV8 HISTORY: On this day in 1794, Eli Whitney received a patent on hla cotton gin. On this day in 1940, the motion picture "My Little Chickadee," starring Mae West and W.C. Fields, was released. On this day In 1972, Ronald Reagan, the governor of California, pardoned Merle Haggard, who had served three fyWHVht .... .... TODAY’S BlRTHDAYSi Lacy Uohbs Taylor (1867-19101, dentist-rights ac­ tivist; Albert Einstein <1179-1*39). physicist: Frank Borman (1926 ), as­ tronaut-airline executive, is 71; Michael Caine (1923-), actor, Is M; Quincy Jones (1933-). musician-com­ poser, is 66; Wes Unseld (1946-), bas­ ketball player-coach, is 93; Billy Crystal (19470, comedian-actor, is S3; Kirby Puckett (19610, baseball player, U36. TODAY’S SPORTS: On this day in 1917, Katarina Witt won the world figure-skating championship for the ' a Nation Wide Network of town sites called Get Local USA w w w .g ttlo c a lu s a .c o m brought to you by: Infinity Marketing w w w .ln f in lty n u ir k ttin g .n tt ling you T h t 'S im ln o f t 'H t r a id onilhe, coming soon! w w w .ttm in o lth trtld .c o m Advertise your business locally and beyond at a price you can afford! Cat! now for a free consultation, nployment Opportunities Available! 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S e t y o u r s i g h t s o n g r e a t t i c k e t s f o r ... “One o f H ollyw ood's m ost H eroic Figures' lU M d o y , M a r c h 1 6 ,1 9 9 9 • P e a b o d y A u d to r lu m • 7 : 0 0 p m Experience this once-ln-a-kfetim e evening with Gregory Peck as h e presents clips from his favorite film perform ances, shares Hollywood an ecd o tes a n d answers your questions._______ Seminole Herald MQOUCllON Frank vurcms- Peggy Beehnar owwausv-D m i npiwi “Sen ing Seminole County Since 1908" Write tout; mr u Amaiia taoftri, FLS2771 caw : (417) 322*2111 ( * 7) M I-M U E-M ail u s ; Ftxut: (M 7 )M M 4 M Sunday, March 14,1990 • Voi. 91, No. 143 Published: Daly Except Monday. Saturday, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Nsw Yssra by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 g u t . aovtanasM Keae Warn* - Mantgtr John Coltmtn Paler f. Kaleta Judith Ltihrop Cheryl Slone Phone: (407) 322-2011 Fax: (407) 323-9406 ■nodical Pottage Paid si Santera. 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When her friend, who was visiting them nt the lime tried to Intervene, he shipped her with a box. SANFORD. Chase Avenue, 2400 bloek, March 10. 4:13 p.m. A 23-year-old man was arrested by Sanford Police for aggravated doinestlc violence. Police said he and Ills wife began to argue when he relum ed home from work. Police said he pushed her down on the eotirh and stepped on her fingers when she fell to the floor. SANFORD. Airport Boulevard a t H lddsa Lake Boulevard, March 10. 3:14 p.m. A 25-year-old man was arrested for possession of rornlnc with the Inirnl to distribute. Deputies said uiidrrrovrr agent*, working through an Informant, arranged to buy $200 worth of crack from the man. They met at the parking kit. as arranged and made the salr. As the man left, he arrested by deputies. SANFORD, Celery Avenue, March t l , 3:34 p.m. A 43-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs deputies for ssesston of drug paraphernalia. Deputies said the man was Ing arrested on an unrelated warrant. They said during his a n est, they searched his pockets and found a metal pipe used for smoking crack cocaine In his Jacket pocket. C Retail theft: BANFORD. Orlando Boulevard, 9600 black, March I I . 1:40 a.in. A 22-year-old man was anested by Seminole County sh e r­ iffs deputies for relall theft. Deputies said he tried to leave a store with u box of razors and a bottle of aftershave hidden In his pants. He nutdr no effort lo pay for the Itrms and ran from the store when employees approached hlin. Uttering a forged instrument: BANFORD. Airport Boaiavard, March I I . 3:21 p.m. A 10-yearold womun was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs deputies fur uttering a forged Instrument. Deputies said she tried lo cssh a check winch wits made out to her. but which was not signed by the owner of the account. The owner of the account, a friend of the wunum’s said she believes the woman signed the check herself. L e a d e r s in l y c o p e n e Ketchup Tomato sauca Canned tomatoes Tomato soup Fresh tomeloee toe human body Irom baa radicate. Sander Ellen Dodson, 47. Haywood Drive, Sanford, died Friday March 12. 1999. Bom In Leesburg, she moved to Central Florida In I960 from Leesburg- Mrs. Dodson was Co-Paalor of Lake Mary C hris­ tian Center. Site was a member of Lake Mary Christian Center. Survivors Include husband, Carl Dodson. Sanford; son, Carl Dodson. II. N.C.i daughter, Kaydrr Phillips. Sanford; fa­ ther. Frederick Bordcrtck. Debary; mother. Ann Borderick. Altamonte Springs; brother. Ranee Borderick. Sylvan Lake; sister. Bridget Wheeler. Cler­ mont; grand-daughter, Jessica K. Dodson. N.C. Baldwin-Falrchild-Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. ALBERT FINCH Albert Finch. 64. Old Mims Road, Qenrva. died Wednesday March 10. 1999. Bom Aug. 13. 1934 In Bullock County, Oa.. he moved lo Central Flor­ ida tn 1970. Mr. Finch was a Block Mason. Mr. Finch was an F4 pilot for the U.S. Navy. Survivors Include mother, Jewel Finch. Savannah, Qa.; son. Alex Finch, Sanford; son, Allan Finch. Sanford; son, Alvin Finch, Port Wantworth. Oa.; daughter. Alicia Finch. Gaines­ ville; daughter. Allison Finch, Virginia Beach. Va.; slater, Katherine Sellars, Port Wentworth, Oa.; sister. Ger­ aldine Sellars, Port Wentworth. Oa.; sister. Almartta Weathers. Savannah. Oa.; six grandchil­ dren. Woodlawn Carey Hand Fu­ neral Home Longwood Chapel, Longwood, In charge of a r­ rangements. VESTA EVELYN KOCHER Vesta Evelyn Kocher. 90. Wills Springs Drive. Winter Springs, died Friday, March 12. 1990. Bom Feb. 13. IB90 In Johnson City, N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In 1973 from Johnson City. Mrs. Kocher was a homemaker. She was a member of First Method­ ist Church of Oviedo. Mrs. Kocher was a member of Ruth's Circle oT Methodist Church and 39+ Club of Meth­ odist Church. Survivors Include husband. Charles Vaughn Kocher. Winter Springs; daughter, Diane Eves, Oviedo; son. Charles William Kocher. Midland. Maine; slater, Letha Medlar. Oviedo; slater. Coatlaved from Page IA two of Kaiser’s key appoint’ ments. Sourtes at the County Sendees Building say dint Marino or Assistant Manager Cindy Colo would get the call an the county's Interim man­ ager until a successor to Kai­ ser Is found. Originally. Kaiser was to have stayed on until April 18, but he asked Tuesday to be relieved by April 2. County Chairman Carlton Henley said It might be prudent to hire or promote an Interim manager nt the commission’s next meeting on March 22. Kaiser, 53, had the respect of the 1,200 or so employees and the board of commission­ ers. T\ro of the five commis­ sioners didn’t agree with how he was promoted to manager but acknowledged that he did his Job well. Some county leaders are of the opinion that Kaiser would not be retiring had the elec­ tion results been different • if Win Adams had retained his seat and Henley not become chairman. Kaiser said this Is not so. He was going to retire regardless. He had a good county pension coming and offers from the private sector. Kaiser said Thursday he had not taken another posi­ tion. I t Is entirely open." he said. Like the late baseball legrnd Joe DlMagglo • of whom Kaiser bears a striking re- Baptist Church will observe the pastor's board anniver­ sary Sunday at 3 p.m. Evan­ gelist Yvonne Knight will be the speaker. Land Monday and Tuesday at the Airport Showgrounds, route 92. Showtlmes are 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $14 for adults reserved seating. BI2 for adult gen­ eral admission, $9 for r e ­ served seating for children under 13 and seniors over 61. and $7 for general a d ­ mission for children and seniors. Parking la free. The circus midway opens one hour before shows. Tba U atvaraity a f Miami Chorale will perform during the 11 s.m. service at St. Stephen Lutheran Church on Sunday at M 'a.m . They will enhance the aen ice with Dorothy Knickerbocker. Oviedo; eight grandchildren. 12 great­ grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, tn charge of arrange­ ments. semblance • Kaiser didn’t soy more than what needed to be said. He has been a man of actions nor words. He did not seek the manager's job nor did he say, no. when asked to take It. He was not ro-teemed that two of the commissioners • Grant Malay and Dick Van Der Weldc - objected to his selection. They wanted a n a ­ tion wide search two years ago. They get that search to- day. as Seminole County seeks Kaiser's successor. T h e Important thing Is the turnaround the reshaping of government In the two years Oary was the manager," Mor­ ris said. "We’re far better along today than we were. Far better for having Gary Kaiser as county manager." Maloy said W ednesday that he believed ‘the county Is tn a better position than It was two years ago " and that Officers found 122 marijuana plants In one room, and 103 plants In the other. Investiga­ tors found 210 seedling clones tn a four Ibothy-three foot terrarium. "We believe this home was strictly used for the sole purpose of cultivating cannabis." Solomons said. All of the marijuana plants were females with flowers and buds to give potent levels of THC. Solomons said. Officers had been performing surveillance on the house since January, when the Orange County Sheriffs Office Bike Patrol received a tip concerning the activities In the house. Jones Is charged with possession of cannabis with Intent to distribute within 1,000 feet of a church and conspiracy to distribute cannabis. Other charges are pending an on-going Investi­ gation. Solomon said. Jones was booked Into the Orange County Correctional Facility without bond. He also has a home In Mingo. W. VA.. Investigators say. Which IRA Should You Choose? port Authority, said. "We have already completed various con­ struction products In 1008 and have embarked upon several more In 1090 to keep pace with the growth of the Airport and the Seminole County area* Orowth at the Orlando Inter­ national Airport will benefit Sunjet Aviation. Watklna said. "Some people that may fly Into here (Sanford) may take our charter someplace else," Watkins said. ‘Commercial airlines ra n only offer service to maybe 1,000 places. Aa a charter, we can offer service to 8.000 places." In February, Britannia Air­ lines moved from the Orlando Sanford Airport to the Orlando International Airport More than 20 percent of the airport's custom ers last year came from Britannia Airlines, airport offiSanford The Taxpayer Relief Act created the new Roth IRA and expanded deductions for traditional IRAs. If you're wondering which IRA to contribute to, Edward Jones can help. We have the answers to your IRA questions. Bill Kirchhoff 201 S. Birfc Avenue Sanrord, FL 32771 407-322-1558 E dw ard Jo n as Mayor Larry Dale Improve Its facilities and p re­ pare for further growth. The airport recently opened a new touch-and-go runway, used for the Brat six months by student pilots, located 4,300 feet from the airport's main runway. The runway wtU create separation between large com­ mercial je ts and general ' avia­ tion aircraft, airport officials Kaiser contributed greatly. Maloy said he hoped that Kai­ ser's successor might be someone with leadership ex­ perience In the private sector. ‘I asked that we advertise In the Wall Street Journal." Maloy said. T m not against having someone from another government come In but t would like to have had many candidates from the outside." Gary Kaiser was an easy, obvious choice. Morris said. THE EASTER STORY nru m c p ic tu r e s CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH tance for aircraft landing on the main runway during poor These without tickets will be seated IS minutes before each service on a space available basis. Kmtend Seniors for Sander Dodm will be held at 10:00 AM on Monday at the Iluldwln-KalrvhUd Oaklswn Chapel. The family will receive friends at the rhaprl cm Sunday from 6:00-8:00 PM. 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Horida Hospital. Banks, tftr Compfy with the M r Housing Act m LuU L Grocery Stores & Pharmacy F uneral H o m e sin c e 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 _________________________________ �1 4 A •Seminole Herald Sanford Florida •Sunday. March 14. 1999 Editorial & Opinion Our Views Community Views C andidates, start your en g in es T roubles in river city in clu d e sick trees and feed in g the hungry Well before It w as n new s Item. Rep. Bill McCollum told Sem inole C ounty R epublic Com m ittee C hulm uin J ltn Stclling ab o u t Ills p la n s to ru n for th e U.S. S en ate scat being vacated by Sen. C onnie Mack. By Nell 0 . Snow We've got troubles In River City. Yes. we’ve got lots of trou­ ble with a capital T right here In River City.’ Professor Harold Hill. Mayor l-nny Dale. Has an Interesting ring, doesn't It? There arc so many things on our plate right now a turkey platter wouldn't be big enough to hold It oil. There was a NIMBY brouhaha raised by Linda Kuhn and some members of the Sanford His­ toric Trust at the 2 /2 2 commis­ sion meeting objecting to the food services to be provided by Jean Metis* group. At the 3 /8 meeting Ms. Mctts defended her project and even apologized to lire Trust] Not one City Com­ missioner or Uie Mayor spoke up to defend Ms. Metis or to confirm that they had Indeed, about a year ago when Ms. Metts proposed this venture to the Commission, not Just given tacit approval but a rousing -Bravo. You Go Girl’ endorse­ ment. Why didn't they speak up and defend their own actions? In giving his sales pitches the Mayor liberally sprinkles around ’the CRA this and CRA that’ ad Infinitum as though it Is some omniscient, omnipotent entity like the CIA or the IRA. In “He really w a n ts n S en ate seat," Stclling said. "And he know s th is Is th e tim e to go for It. There a rc 100 S e n a ­ tors. And th eirs Is th e m ost prestigious Jobs In W ashing­ ton o th e r th a n th a t of th e p resid en t. "H ie m om ent C onnie M ack said he w ould not serve a n o th e r term . Bill M cCollum 's h e a rt sta rte d pounding." Stclling said. ’And we'll feel h ere a n d th ro u g h o u t th e sta te . T he dom inoes arc going to be falling." By relinquishing h is sc a t In th e H ouse of R epresenta­ tives. McCollum o pens th e door for a h a lf dozen o r m ore c a n d id a te s to m ak e a ru n a t th e position. R epublicans Bill S u b lette a n d Toni J e n n in g s arc being m entioned. So Is cx-O m nge C ounty C h a irm a n Linda C hapin, a Dem o­ crat. Stetltng said he believes th a t Sem inole C ounty C om ­ m issioner Rand)* M orris w ould be a n o u tsta n d in g pick to succeed McCollum. O ther Republican Insiders agree b u t M orris said Friday h e probably will not ru n . "It w ould tak e a y e a r a n d a h alf of cam paigning a n d com pletely change my life," M orris said. Bill McCollum’s abilities h a w been respected by C entral Florida voters for th e p a st two decades. In recent y ears no one even bothered to ru n ag a in st him . They knew th ey did n 't have a chance. His ru n a t the S en ate will not be die sam e k ind of lay-up. No one goes to d ie U.S. S en ­ a te w ithout a scrap. It'll be Interesting to see how voters th ro u g h o u t th e sta te regard McCollum after h is role a s a H ouse m anager In th e Bill C linton Im peachm ent Trial. Even In h is ow n neighborhood, th e re w ere th o se w ho th o u g h h e p u sh e d a little too m uch. For nil h e h a s done for th e region a n d th e s ta te a n d th e co u n try , we sa lu te Bill M cCollum a n d w tsh him well. At th e sam e tim e, we a re eager to m eet th e ca n d id a te s w ho w ould succeed him In th e U.S. H ouse of R epresen­ tatives. The dom inoes a re falling. C J u o s t C * truth this is merely the Com­ munity Redevelopment Asso­ ciation created for development in Sanford. (These funds are derived from citizens' taxes and fees collected.) Members are appointed and voted on by the Commission. Present members are: John Mercer, Chairman. Larry Strickier, Linda Johnson, Tom Ball, and Bob Panel). Jr. of these, only Mr. Mercer lives In Sanford. How ran the others feel the true pulse of the citi­ zens to know how they wtsh their money to be spent? Back to the treea In Touhy Park. We all know different species of trees have varying life expectancies. But don't you think the timing la odd that Juat when we are rushing pell mell to move trees Into Touhy some existing ones have suddenly been stricken with ’lanyttia’. that devastating disease (like n g a d ta f people, placet and things to Community Views. To give more resident* _ i submit ao than one column a month and try to write no more than 700 words, iachtde tfcefr address and telephone number with all correspondence. The views PI— » malt to dm Ssmiaok Herald. Editor. 300 N. French Avc., Sanford. F t 32771 Letters »> s r* w Berry's World My Two 0ents expressed oa Ode pegs a n plan to help assure tliat if sy s­ downturn could be Justiftrd. tems fell, your business dors But disruptions are not nee not. I truly believe that we In cssary ff action Is lakrn now. Small Uqtoness AdrtUnl First of all, let's dispel a is a n . saerllent sou Y2K myths, of’Information for tackling S t led together to help Myth «l - Tlie Year 2000 bug Ycaf 200Q, challenge-. The SBA nted after last years disasters. 1 their neighbors In theUlme of will not affect me. Not true. can prariac plans of action, know that I can apeak for the need. The Emergency Support Anytlilng In your business that many survivors who wish to Functions under Jo h n Black­ contains a microchip or Is d e ­ tips on testing and Ideas for contingency plans. The Infor­ thank them for their caring and woods leadership each accom­ pendent on a software program mation Is available at your local dedication. I hope you will print plished amazing things. It glvei could be affected by Y2K prob­ SBA office or on the Internet at the following. me peace of mind to know that I lems. This includes everything www.sba.gov. As we reached the one year tore In a county where they are from computers and rash reg­ anniversary of the worst d isa s­ zeady to respond If there la a ister* to elevators and atr con­ Because all small businesses ter to hit Seminole County. It la are heavily dependent upon ditioner*. naturally a time to reflect on all Myth 12 • There Is plenty of their telephones and telephone the changes that have occurred. systems for dally operations, time to correct the problem. Not More importantly. It la a time to there Is also helpful Information so. Many experts would argue say thank you to everyone who on our own Year 2000 program. that It’s too late to make sure helped with the rescue and re­ OcllSouth has added an lmeverything In your business covery. Seminole County la very porriant Y2K section lo our small will be Y2K compliant. There Is fortunate to have Jo h n Black­ Y2K myths Website bussiness still time to take action, but the wood and his Emergency Man­ (www.smIblz.bellsouth.com) lo Ume la now -not In Ihe fourth A hinny thing happened on agement Office who have assist companies and organiza­ quarter. worked tirelessly to assist the the way to the new millennium. Myth *3 -1 need to be n com­ tions with Y2K planning, tn a d ­ Somebody noticed that many victims of the tornado In every dition. a Y2K checklist ts avail­ puter expert or have a highly way. They coordinated the Ini­ computer* might not function trained technology staff to make able on the site to help small tial response with Ihe Sheriffs correctly in the Year 2000 u n ­ sure my business Is ready. Not businesses answer Important Office, the Department of Public less some significant work was by a long shot. By following a questions prior lo January I. Safety, the Public Works Divi­ done tn a hurry. few simple steps, must bu si­ 2000. Small businesses will So nuyor corporations and sion and all the support serv­ ness owner* con And out If also link to other Industry sites, poured In hunices. Including electricity, gas and of millions of dollars In their business Is ready for the Under state law each county banking. You can even get to new millennium. an effort to make sure their m ust have designated groups or several sites that will help you These steps, provided by the agencies called Emergency systems would work. Mean­ U.S. Small Business Admini­ determine If your personal while. alarmists set up Support Functions (ESF). There stration (SBA) are straightfor­ computer la Year 2000 compli­ are 17 different ESFs. Each Websites on the Internet to ward: ant. Seminole County ESF s u r­ w arn people to stockpile food Throughout the sound and 1) Assess your areas of expo­ passed expectations to achieve and water. fury of many voices In the Year sure within your computer proAnd small businesses? Well, enviable results. The ESF 16 Is 2000 debate, one thing has b e­ grama, across your supply In charge of law enforcement. according to the opinion polls, chain and throughout your em ­ come clear. All of u s -la rg e Sheriff Don Eallnger's b lo a t small businesses have done bedded systems. businesses, and Individuals-deputy program proved to b e Mttls to address Year 2000 (or 2) Develop a plan for reme­ are extremely Interdependent YUO orobletns. such a valuable resource hem upon one another. Why Is that? Perhaps some diation that places the highest the very beginning. Without the Only by working together can priority on the most vital b u si­ business people believe there's hard work of these dedicated we make sure that the Year ness functions. of time to correct the public servants Seminole 3) Execute the plan effi­ 2000 ts a time to celebrate a Perhaps there are County would have been strug­ new millennium, and not worry small business owner* ciently. managing both human gling to Identity those who about whether we can conduct and financial resources costout there who still don't know needed help. business as usual. effectively. •bout the problem. More likely, The ESF 15 oversees dona­ 4) Test and verity tliat the ac­ tions and volunteers. Seminole small business owners and o p ­ tions have been effective. Larry M riekltr erators are so pressed for time Community Volunteer Program 5) Implement a contingency Is our ESF 15. Their staff d e ­ to keep their companies oper­ voted every waking minute to ating *nd growing, they ju st h a­ the response effort for the first ven't taken the time to address three weeks after the disaster. the Issue. Whatever the reason, the time Then as the transition to recov­ ery began they continued their has come tor small businesses efforts on behalf of the survi­ to confront any and all potential vors. Seminole Community Vol­ YBK problems they may be unteer Program along with thstr fkdng on January 1, 2000. Volunteer Center and R8VP With more than 23 million ■nail businesses tn the United Thsflvs largest public libraries helped organize, house an*, States, this segment Is Ur too In tftto United States feed volunteers who came fo m important to the US economy to all over the country to help our be caught unaware on the cen ­ Books Library (No. of branch**) Location neighbors. Olorla Black, the d i­ tury date change. rector. worked with Mennontte The U.S. depends on small New York Public Library (82) New York, N.Y. 10,606,072 Disaster Services and Seminole business to provide the bulk of County to come up with a nfeo Its Jobs and Job growth. Small Queen* Borough Public Library (62) Jamaica, N.Y. * # rm j to replace 10 homes. Her vol­ businesses employ 53 percent unteers helped with every a s ­ of the private work force, con­ Chicago. ML •J40.1M j Chicago Public Library (81) pect of response and recover. tribute 47 percent of all sales They did everything from s u p ­ In the country and are respon­ Boston Public Library (26) Boston, Maos. M * r* o o : plying meals for recovery work­ sible for SO percent of the gross a s ftf I Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (IB) Pittsburgh, Pa. ers to planting rose bushes at national product. completed homes. Volunteer* If this key sector of the econ* helped the American Red Cross te not ready for the Year and the Salvation Army who delight: Ths New York Public Library's 82 branches have more ! , then the doomaayera' provide ESF 6 (mass care) and than 10.6 million books. \ predictions of a Y2K economic the ESF 11 (food and water) by Seminole has heart OWfbyNCA. Ire. “Hey, mister, could I interest you in a ip on an Internet-related stock?' sea ol houses. Mayfair Meadows residents comment on water problems when It ruins, due to tills development. When you build on low-lands there will Ik* water problems. Tills Is Florida. We are lielng promised 70 f trombones but Instead we will gel 70 apartment complexes or o l u m n 70 whatevers on rveiy square V Inch of green expanse left In the city. 70 Jet skis on Lake birds, bubonic plugur In people) Monroe to disturb which strikes suddenly and manatees and alligators Instead terminally without warning. of regattas of 70 sailboat*. For­ Trees In Fort Mellon Park, be- get about the 110 comets, too. warel Tills disease could strike Wouldn't It be wonderful lo you soon! Why was not a s p e ­ hear all those m uslral Instru­ cialist called in sooner? Does a ments playing concerts tn our GP wall unlit his patient Is on bundshrll? A note received 3 /1 0 from a his deathbed before calling In a Sanfordlte of Impeccable char­ cardiologist? More on trees. Taxpayers, do acter who recently moved out of you know you paid for 15 oak state says: ‘I received your note trees to be planted along O re­ along wllh Ihe news clippings gon Avenue approarhlng the till* date. It was good to hear (Boris) Mayfair Ouks develop­ from you but sad to see what l» ment? What a misnomer. Ninety happening In Sanford. The eight percent of the .oaks and Sanford tluit I knrw und lovrd ptnes were removed to make no longer exists. It wus a bcuuwas for this development which ttful little town when I was some of the locals refer to ns growing up but so much has ’Larry's Bathtub.’ Truckloads changed now that It doesn't of pines wrre harvested and have ihul hometown feeling any truckrd out. Don't know what more." Thai says It all. folks. happened to the oaks. Moun­ tains of dirt were hauled In to. Nell G. 8nou) lavs In build up foundations for the S a n fo rd . w ring that everyone had plenty of wonderful food and safe shelter. L a r g e s t p u b l i c l i br ar i es £ti 5 • HWbyNEA.mc. a 1 �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. March 14, 1999 •S A Fleet Reserve names essay winners SANFORD - D, Duke Woody, Branch 147. Fleet Reserve As­ sociation In Sanford recently Invited area students to partici­ pate In Its annual essay con­ test. Tills year's theme was "What the Bill of Rights Means To Me." The contest wns ofTcrcd to students In 44 schools In four counties. Nine schools subm it­ ted 1B7 essays with 78 from grade 7; 70 from grade 8; 10 from grade 9; 19 from grade 10: and 4 from grade 11. The local branch awarded $50 savings bands to the flrst place winner In each grade; second and third place winners received certificates or merit. First place essays arc for­ warded to the rrglonal level where the winners receive a $75 savings bond. The grand national prize for the winning essay Is $5,000 with prizes of $1,000. $500, and $200 for Brat, second, and third place, respectively. 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The STPP report ranks 10 fay aggressive drivers because metro areas with the highest stales have not agreed upon a aggressive driving death rates. definition. For example, the re ­ It shows there is more port counts improper lane "aggressive driving" In the changes as aggressive driving. Florida cities of Tampa/St. Pe- "But aggression Is an attitudie, tenburg/Ciearw ater, Orlando, not a behavior, and It Is ex­ Miami and FL Lauder- tremely difficult to determine from a police report If someone dale/Hollywood/Pompano Beach than there la In'Boston, who made an Improper land Washington. D.C. and New change la behaving this way because he or she U driving York. ‘Does anyone truly believe aggressively, or for some other that Clearwater or Hollywood, reason," Bakewell said. AAA said that because traffic Florida, has more aggressive driven than Boston, Washing­ la growing at more than 25 ton, D.C. or New York? It Just times the rate of Increased doesn't make sense." said roadway capacity, the net result Kevin W. Bakewell. vice presi­ has to be increased congestion. dent of public and government Since 1970, vehicle miles trav­ relations for AAA Auto Club eled have Increased fay 123 South. "While these Florida percent, but road mileage has d tle s and others across the n a ­ risen by a scant 5 percent. "Using gas tax dollars for their tion have problems with agIntended p u rp o se smaintaining and Improving the nation’s transportation sy stem will help reduce traffic acci­ dents, lower fatalities and re ­ lieve traffic congestion." Bakewell said. c o s ♦s l i t t l e b u t AAA Auto Club South la the i t s «/,i I u e is i\r e ; i t third largest affiliate of AAA, with more than 3.1 million .W / m ntn t .L'k members in Florida, Georgia and middle and western T en­ nessee. YOUR NEWSPAPER With a rate this lout then's never been a better time to take advantage of the equity in your home. 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Marcti 14. 1999 Business C h a m b e r jo in s in le a d e r sh ip e ffo r ts , s e r v ic e s By BUI Kerns witrrett CASSELBERRY - Leadership Seminole Is coming under the umbrella of the Greater Semi­ nole County Chamber. Seminole Community College has been providing adm inistra­ tive services to Leadership Seminole. The Chamber will begin providing space and ad ­ ministrative support by June 30. Leadership Seminole Is a 10month program modeled after 500 community leadership d e ­ velopment programs nation­ wide. Hie program focuses potential community leaders on the Issues Out face Seminole County and Its position In the region and In the state. -IFs a program tliat gives people a crash course on the Issues In the county and how they relate to what's going on In the region." said Ken Pedlow. chairman of the board of Lead­ ership Seminole. This fall's classes, starting In August, will mark Leadership Seminole's seventh year. "We are thankful to the com­ munity for Its six years of s u p ­ port for Leadership Seminole." Pedlow said. "We look forward to the future growth and devel­ opment of Leadership Seminole as we continue to work with all the chambers throughout Semi­ nole County." The curriculum of Leadership Seminole will remain the some despite the change from Semi­ nole Community College to The Chamber. Pedlow said. "We certainly hope this will improve are programs." Pedlow together all the resources within the county to develop solutions and direction for future growth." staff Leadership Seminole Is a member of the National Assoelation of Community Leader»hlp. (red ****** ** hthri N Wl** mxsrxj T** conpul n# TRUCKDRIVERS Eptndi . • WY •isoi. Sksn Nasi sr l**NaH OsssmeiStt •Ory Vm . n*eH. t M Twct« SsfofsntH •Nsew lisrfSsy. I**n ***** m hsry fseWssti » tkySiy Cww Wii fry rwt*W« •rm Oiy tMuh MHksi I DnW Canny* __ I •l«**r. C«a*wy-lM Sa*4*11 «*• *Csa**sy fa* Trsisws far I rmtwhl Business and community leaders participate In Seminole County leadership programs. said. "It certainly will Increase awareness.* Leadership Seminole Is seeking a full-time executive director. The Board of Direc­ tors will remain In place as an advisory board. note Include people who are active tn county altalrs, such as law enforcement officers. Judges, and business execu­ tives. T h e s e a re p e o p le w h o a re e v e r y d a y li v in g th e o p p o r t u n i ­ An average class at Leader­ ship Seminole has about 40 people. Pedlow said the Board is hoping to Increase the class sUe to 55. 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Please read the prospectus carefuSy before you Invest or send money �Sports S e m in o le H e r a ld Seminole McrakJ Sanford Florida Sunday March 14 1999 IB J kff B u r u m c m ; \s sis liin l Sp oils Kill I or K n ap p stea ls ru n , w in fo r L io n s Heads-up play helps Oviedo edge Lake Mary »y T?ny D eSorm ler__________ ( OltltKSmNUKNI Lake Mary still has one shot left at state repeat l-AKE MANY llir won! rcpr.it' Im > t being heard rpillr as often around the Lake Mary cam p u s these days It s not to say they didn't try Alter a state-record three state titles In girls sports last year, only one team still has a chance to bring hom e a re|>eat ch am p io n sh ip Don't he shocked II the girls softball team com es hack with another one. It would he only fitting since the basketball and sor t er learns th at dldn t repeat this year deserve no sham e w h a t­ soever. Two weeks ago, Hill Klsrllr s girls soccer team performed the rem arkable feat of going to Its second straight state final despite having to go on the road the entire time after los Ing In the district finals. Most tram s would have co m ­ plained as the miles rolled up but the Rams were profes­ sional and cam e within one goal - a disputed one scored during extra time added to the clock for an Injury • of .it least forcing overtime. Il was a great feat that they even got that far In the district finals, the Hums took on a lough Lake Howell team w ith­ out their leading scorer. Aly Benitez. on the road. Alter the loss. Dike Mary |ust followed last year's script of not com plaining about the road and Just keep winning. It's a tribute to Clselle and an Incredible group of seniors that will be tough to replace next season. Basketball ended m uch e a r­ lier th an the Kants are used to. but If any o th er Seminole C ounty coaches think that next year Is the season for revenge, they are m istaken. While Winter Springs and Seminole battle It out In C lass 5A. Lake Maty should still own C lass 6A a s an awesome Junior varsity and freshm an program, not to m ention a great feeder program at Greenwood Dikes Middle School, will keep the Rams on top for awhllr. With a returning group In ­ cluding Uecky Uallance. Bryn Moser. Lindsey Manz. and don't forget coach Carl Brown, Dike Mary will be on top of the d is ­ trict for a long time. But let's taik softball, a team th at can still win the wholr tiling. In softball, a dom inating pitcher can spell the difference between a winning team and a losing team . Coach Jea n n le Fisher has two dom inating pitchers, not to m ention a third - Kelly H ar­ bour who suffers from a knee Injury - If needed. S arah Smith and Halite Sowards, both of whom will be pitching college ball next year, m ake u p the best pitching staff In the county. If not the state. E ither one can dom inate a game and Sowards can be u n ­ hit table. It seem s like every day a n ­ other Lake Mary player Is signing on to play som ewhere next season. Manz. catcher Jill Wolcott, outfielder Megan Dontrtch, outfielder Yarah Otero and Jack ie Crlspell are su re to be future program -builders for some college coach Just like one of last year's stars, Jea n nlc Manz. h as dom inated at Seminole C om m unity College this year. Give some of the credit to Fisher. She h as had to keep the talk about a state title repeat to a m inim um . In high school sports, th a t's usually one of the first task s facing any state cham pion when they get to ­ gether for the first lime the following season. Please aee Jeff, Page 3B LAKE MARY Jell K napp's heads-up base running re­ sulted In the gam e-winning nin In the top nl the ninth Inning Friday night as the Oviedo Li­ ons pulled out a 4 3 win over the host Like Maty Rams In a C lass t»A I list n it 3 and S em i­ nole Athletic Conference var­ sity baseball game Knapp reached base when hr led o il.the ninth with a single, his llrst hit of the season. Ja v tr Alvarez then tried to sacrifice Knapp to second, hut loulrd the hail hai k Like Mary catcher Daniel Sanford made a brilliant dlvtllg rati h to luakr the out. but Knapp alertly tagged up and took second as Sanfoid righted himself Alter taking third base on Jered G oodw ins ground out to second base. Knapp scored the tie-breaking nin on a wild plti h T h a t's the great thing about this team,* said Oviedo ro a c h K rnnr Brown T h r y 'r r alw ays trying to llnil a way to win It's like losing Is not an option with this group Even when we make m istakes or aren't p lay ­ ing well, they're looking for a way to win * Oviedo squandered leads ol 2 U and 3 2 Thr Lions scored two runs In the top of th r first Inning, only to s r r Like Mary come back with a nin In th r Imttoni of (hr llrst and anothrr III thr fourth to tie the game In the eighth inning. Uirry Grayson scored on Brett Mir piIV s double to give Ovtrdo a .’I 2 advantage, but C had leg ate sr orrd on Sanford s single in the Itot tom hall ol th r inning lo send th r g.iuir to another extra inning Dike Mary, w idth registered an emotional district win over Dike Brantley T hursday night. Ii.nl th r bases loaded in th r LIONS 4. RAMS 3 O viedo 2 0 0 OOO O i l Lake Mary IOO t o o 0 1 0 (aiftllli (iniyaini (M) ,h i .I 4 9 0 3 0 0 Alv.ur/ 1 oft .10 .lllll S.Hllolll W T _ ( i t />*..!> (it 0 | I I* _ ( u lt j o I'l II N.ivr _ floor i l l is v .lo Murphy III lukr V!.»U ll osolo .’III floor lilt Of Mir ll rt of f U i M n t o II OuvrtMlI 1 0 l\A l)l«t!tt I l.tkr Mart II J I I HA li is in . i I Irotlom of th r seventh and eighth Innings hut was unable to push across a run Squandered In th r loss was a gutsy nine inning p erlo n n an ce hv Dike M.irv starting pi 1<her Tony C o n .10 |.'i II Alter th r first three b atters of the game reached base (two of them storing). C o n an settled down and tlltln t allow a n o th rr run until th r eighth Grayson |2 0) was the win nlng pin her lor the Lions, working I 2 /3 tim ings in rrlirf nl starting pitcher Jerem y GirlUth G rayson cam e In to protect the 3-2 lead in the b o t­ tom of the eighth with n iu n ers on llrst and second, hut was greeted by S anfotd's haunt Ing single over second base Grtlllth allowed three runs lone ran ted ) on seven hits lie s tn n k out two anil walked three (two Intentionally) Providing the ollcnse lor the Units were Murphy (double, single. RBI). Grayson (two sin glrs. one mill. Goodwill (two singles); J u s tin Holmes and Knapp leach with a single and a run). Kenny Starling (single. RBI); anti Paul Luhrauo (one m il st orrtll Doing the hitting (or th r Rams were Jo se Rosado (double, single), Jo se forum s (two singles. Kill). I,rgate (two singles, one run). Sanford Islnglr. RBI). Matt Main (single, one run); Krlt O tero (single); and Matt llnrw.ith (one run scored) Next at non lor Ixith the Oviodo sophomore outholdor Jolt Knapp turned his lirst hit of tho season into Ih ) winning run Friday Oviedo Lions (1 I 0. 3-0 In BA District 3 comjictltlon) and Dike Mary R u n s III 2. 3 I In tlie tlls lm t| will lie in the Mlk In Rerlxik Invitational next week at Oviedo High S ch o o ls Mlkler I Irld D efen se fa ils G rey h o u n d s Hr Je ff U crllnlcke__________________________ ASSISTANT SPOIf IS LI It IOR HB#BMJ by P»u «.•*<• Lyman aco Kevin G raves was tho victim ol his own wildnoss and dofonsivo lapses by his mates as visiting DoLand handed him his first loss ol the season, 8-6. in Class 6A-Distnct 3 basoball action Friday night LONGWOOD Rrst lime Kevin Graves took the hill lor the Lvinan baseball train, h r was hacked up with strong fielding and Ills own rx 1 client control Against DcDuid Friday night. In .1 key C lass ivA District 3 game his control wasn t sh arp and neither was the l.ytnan d rfrn s r as the host G rryhoundn lost to DcRtnd. 8-0 d rs p ltr a lurl fins com eback that ended with the b a se s loaded in the Inittoni of the seventh Inning Hie loss drop|>ed Lvinan to 4 8 on the seaso n while the Bulldogs improved to 0-7 as each leant starts vying for |Misltlun In th r District 3 race which Includes powerful Dike Mary. Oviedo and Lake Brantley, the train that Graves threw Ills m astrrp lrce against last week llic G reyhounds com m itted three errors m the llrst two Innings against DrGind and supplied little offense until th r final inning In fact. Lyman was field hitless until the flllli d rs p ltr m ounting th rea ts in almost every Inning due to some sloppy defensive play trorn Dr Rind Hie Bulldogs scored four m ils in th r first In­ ning on )ust three h its Tltry also had m n rirrs reach on a hit b a tte r and two rrm rs . T hr Greyhounds tried to rally In th r home hall ol th e first as Billy (less led oil with a walk and J.T. W illiamson followed with a long fly to left Held tli.it was dropped. Graves then lined a shot lo e rn trr field that was trapped, but. while tagging up. Hess was cut down at third base and the Lyman threat was thwarted. DcLand took advantage of some more sloppy play In the second Inning, scoring on two walks and an error to m ake II 5 0 . Hie G reyhounds had two ru n n ers on base on walks In tiir second Inning before the rally was slopped but finally broke through In the fourth Freshm an C hase Rozell opened with a walk and stole second. Alter a strikeout and walks lo Kilt Kaminsky and Malt Skelton. DcLand re­ placed starter David Beech with slow-balling Wayne Kurth. Dave Milton greeted him with a long fly to score Rozell. hut Kaminsky was gunned down at third base lo end tlie inning Dr Rind m ade it 7-1 alter plating two m ore runs in the tilth Inning. 1 basing Graves in favor ol Jaso n Wyler, who kept the Bulldogs at bay the rest nl the way. Meanwhile tHe G reyhounds sta rird sc ratching away at the lead Trailing 7-1. Lyman sco rrd one run the llltli when Williamson walked and moved over on a halk and wild pitch. Graves sacrtfli ed him In with a long drive to ren ter and Joe Santilli lull owed with ,1 sharp single. Ly­ m a n s llrst hit ol th r game. Alter an o th er walk. L ym ans inning ended with a strikeout DcLand increased lire advantage lo 8 2 III th r sixth Inning lielure Lvinan rallied Kaminsky and Skelton walked to open tlie slxtIt inning, and. alter two strikeouts. W illiam son lium m rred a double to deep center to score Ixith ru n n e rs, cutting ih r lead to 8-4. Graves followed with a long fly that alm ost went out of the p ark before it was tracked down at the fence. Lyman had a golden opportunity In th r sev­ enth Inning Santilli walked and. two o u ts la trr. Kaminsky w.rlkrd Skelton followed with a ru n -scoring double to deep left and S hannon Dillon, who replaced Rozell after he left th r game with a hyper­ extended cllxrw, walked to load the b ases With the tying n in on first. H ess singled to right lo make It 8-0. but W illiamson struck out to end the rally and the G reyhounds suffered their second straight loss. Lyman will play In the Mlkler Rrrlxik Invita­ tional next week at Oviedo High School's Mlkler Field while on Spring Break. BULLDOGS 8 . G REYH OUNDS 0 DcLand 410 021 0 Lyman OOO 112 2 . 6 8 11 1 4 fl Ikrih huitli (II IOf Km |(r| jrid Sniri Clruvr*. YV>|<*r (til .utf1 K.iinliisKy Wl* llrrth U' _ (ir.ivc* (.i I) Savr lb k r»1 1II „ Drlaifut Mtmrr lvni.«n Willuuisoit Skelton !lll ivHtr IIK none lOi triiK _ Dclaind li-7. Lyman 4 H Seminole High diamond squads split road games Bt Dean Sm ith______________ SI ■ORIS LI >11OK DELTONA - Diamond sports, a s with most sporting events, can be decided by Inches. Such was the case for the Seminole High School softball team on Friday afternoon a s It saw Its undefeated season In C lass SA-Dlstrlct 5 ended by the Deltona Wolves. 2 0. at Deltona High School. Mindy C rouse led off the Fighting Sem lnoles' second In­ ning with a bunt single and got around to third b ase on a s a c ­ rifice bunt by Mandy Prtddy and a wild pitch. Glnny C arnes then lilt a slicing liner toward the rightfield line that was snagged by the Deltona first basem an and C rouse was stranded at third. TWo super defensive plays by Seminole In the first und fourth Innings kept the game sco re­ less. McCuthcons. the No. 2 h itte r In the Wolves line-up, walked with one out in the first inning, but was Immediately gunned down at second on a great throw by catcher Megan Gantt. In the fourth Inning. M cCutcheons led off the fram e by reaching second base when her attem pted bunt was thrown away at first base. McCutcheons then look third oil a wild pitch and Deltona appearrd poised to take the lead with the No's 3-4-and-5 hitlers due up and no one out. Nevlleb then lifted a long fly lo left, but Tribe leftflelder Lakrlta Bryant m ade a perfect bullet throw to G antt, who a p ­ plied the tag to McCutcheon before she could even start h er slide for a double play. Tlie next h itter then grounded out to third base, ending the threat. But the "Inches* thing cam e back lo haunt the Fighting Semlnoles In the bottom of the slxth Inning. Kasper led off for the Wolves and an attem pted bunt a p ­ peared to hit her after she left the batter's liox. which would be un out. But Uie um pire said the ball hit her while she was Please see Tribe, Page 3B I PtuXobbyArch Boo.r* Lakoita Bryant (left) and Brian Niolsen (above) were tho stars lor Iheir respective Seminole High School teams on Friday. Bryanl mado a tromendous throw lo catcher Megan Gantt to cut down a would-be Doltona run at tho plate in the fourth Inning to koop tho Fighting Sominolos' Class 5A-Districl 5 softball gam e with tho W olves tied at 0-0 Nielson, a junior lolthandor. hurled a complete game four-hitter and kept the Tribo m the gamo until his offonso could como up with five runs in the top of the seventh inning and givo Seminolo a 9-4 Seminole Athlotic Conference basoball victory ovor tho hom ostand­ ing Lake Howell Silvor Hawks. Both Seminolo squads will bo idle next week as thoy take off for tho Spnng Break and get ready for tho run al tho state playoffs. �2S ■ S«m/rwle H«ratd, Santord clooda ■ Sunday. March 14. 199? Legal Notices N O T IO I OF t A L I Purau.nt to Florid. Statu.. S.I1 Storage Facility Act, Sac U IM a I ) 101. 8.1. el C onl.nt. (Houaebold/Suppilei) In l . a i . d .pace to aatlaty Owner liana l i t Mary P Sl.arman t i t Crystal L. Rebun To ba sold or dl.po.ad ol Thurt, Mar 28. 1 IM , at 10 a m Public Auction. Caah Only At: tunRay 8tor. Away 110 Rlnabart Road Lake Mary. FL 12744 Alt may pay up Call 113-4384 Publish: March 7. 14. 1 IM OCA-40 NOTICB OF FIOTITfOUS NAMS Notice la hereby given that I am engaged In bualna.. at 400 Rinehart Road. Lake Mary FL. 32744. Seminole County. Florida, undar tha Flclltlou. Name ol NSW MAN, and that I inland to raglatar .aid name with tha Dhrlalon ol Corporation*. T a ll.h a ...* , Florid.. In accordance with the provl.lon. ot the Flctlriou. ftoma Stalutaa. To-Wlt: Section 448 00. Florida Statutee t t t t . Plu. Communication*. Inc Joy F. Strang Publlah March 14. I H t DFA-117 SI THE CM CW T COURT HI AMD FOR MMM40A1 COUNTY. F IO R D S cam not tarara-ca-M -* COUNTHYWOS HOMS LOAM*. INC. a Maw Tort Corporabon TVa COUNTRYWtot FUNOOiQ CORPORATION. . MCHAEL 0 HAVERLOCK <33*007-78-79881. BARBARA M HAVERLOCK (•SaUNKMOWN). FIR8TPLU* FINANCIAL. INC . Of unknown ipm wet eiftirrsng by MvougR and wtdar any ol MOTIC I OF ACTION TO: S A M A R A M. HAVERLOCK 111 CONTINENTAL OLVO LONOWOOD, FL 12710 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN And any unknown hairy, davlaaaa. Branlaaa, cradilora and elhar unknown paraona or unknown apou.aa claiming by, through and undar thy abovenantad Oalandanlli). II dacaaaad or whoaa laat known addraaaaa ara unknown YOU ARE MEREST NOTIFIED that an action to forocloaa Mori gaga covering tha follow­ ing raal and par.octal proparty daacribad at follow., to-wit Lot f. Block F. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHT* UNIT ONE. according to tha map or plat tharaof a . ra trrd .d In Plat Book 11. Paga M of tha Public Racorda of Bemiooie County, Florida, hat baan ftlad again.! you and you ara required to aanre a copy ol your wrtttan dalanaat. H any. to It on Nancy A Btahop. Butl.r * Hoach. PA.. 11*1 South Conway Road. Suita E Orlando. Florid* 32812 and Hla tha original with tha dark of tha ■bova-.tyiad Court on or baton 10 day. from tha Nrat publica­ tion. ottvarwi.a a Judgment may ba entered agalnat you lor tha relief demanded In the Complaint, WITNESS my hand and eeal of •aid Court on the 10th day of MARCH. IM S . (COURT SEAL) If you ara a pereon with a dieability who need, any accom­ modation In order lo participate In ttx. proceeding, you ara end­ ued. at no coat to you, to tha pro.talon of certain aaaiatanea. Ptoaao contact Court adminiateator. SOI N. Park A ramie, Suita NSOt. Sanford. Florida SS7T1, (407) S1S-4SS0 ait. 4217. within t working day. ol your ruoefpt of thl. NOTICK OF AOTWNt H you MR ^ IN TH E C IR C UIT CO URT O F T H S IBTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA 7N AND FOR S iM IN O LB COUNTY O S N IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION OASS NO. SS-StSSO A -14-B BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. At True tea lor tha Ragl.larad Holder, of Salomon Brother. Mortgage Becuritie. VII, Inc . Mortgage Paata-Through Cartifiealaa*. Plaintiff. V*. GARY J. POWER I and DOROTHY L. POWER*. BYUNGHWAN, Suh. MARGARET BRYAN. If living, and aO unknown partial claiming by, through, undar and again, l the abova named defendant!.) who ara not known lo ba dead or aihre. whether add unknown partial may claim an Internet a . tpouiaa. heir., davia**., grant*... or other claimant., SUNTRUST BANK. C.ntral Florida, N.A., A . Tru.t*. for Crown Homo Equity loan Trtrat ISS4-1; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; ____ _ unknown p*r*on(i) In po.taa.ion of lha .ubfect raal property, ( I ; ___ . unknown p*raon(.) In po.aaa.lon ot tha «ub(*ct raal property, *2; Defendant*. NOTIOS OF AOTfON TO: Dorothy L Powara if living, and all unknown partiea claim­ ing by. through, undar and agaki.l lha abov. named datandantl*) who arc nol known to b* dead or aHva, whether •aid unknown parti** may claim an Intar*.t a . apoue*.. It.ua, davl.aa.. grant***, or oth.r claimant.; whoa, rvaidanc* la unknown and whoa* last known addr**a I*: STt Cbaroy La* C Irate Winter Spring.. FL S1T0S Byunghwan. Suh if Irving, and all unknown parti*, claiming by. through, undar and agalnat tha above named datarvdantta) who are not known lo bo dead or allva, whether .aid unknown parti** may claim an Interact a* apouaot, hate*, dcvtaooa, grant***, or other claimant., whoaa ra.ld.nc* I* unknown and whoa* laat known addroa* to: 1101S Syrian Pend Circle which to Pipbul. D M . low. SOI Forit Avanw S2T71. Tha grantee*, or other claimant.: whoa* ra.ldanc. I* unknown and whoa* teat known addra.t la: c/o Roger J. McDonald, R.A. IS IS Seat Robinaon I treat Orlando, FL SSS01 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor toractoaum ol mon­ th* following any. to I MARTINEZ. Attorney for too Plaintiff, whoa* addr n a la 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard, Bull* 410, Tampa, Florid* 41007 an or bolero thirty day. Ram lha dal* of the ftrat publication of thl* notice and Rl* Mie original with Mm Clerk ot Mil* Court either bafora earvtoa an Plaintiff* after, aMiarwtea a default wM FUBUORTIOM 0B1MS B0T1CK OB TNBTV DAYS AFTER THE DATE OM EEM OB OF A DORY OF IM S NOTICE ON THEM •o ltw • data at Mw SM i ol Bde nokoa m a t Me claim, with tfcii Court WITHiN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SLAVICS OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OB THEM. dent and paraona Saving claim. dent*, eatale m u .I flto thalr claima with IMa court WITHIN TH N E t M O N TH ! AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data of the Brit publica­ tion of tfcie Notice la March 7, IS**. Pcraonal Repreeenlathr# Fcrricl E. Alee. 1*27 Reef Club Drive Apartment 107 KJt.immee. FL 14741 Attorney for Pcraonal Repra.enUtive: Todd M. Hoepker, PA. 280 North Drang# Avenue Suita IS00 PoalOftica Boa S i ll Orlando, FL St*01-tSM (407) 41*-2040 Pubirth March 7,14. 10S* DEA-44 NOTBi PURSUANT TO THE DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YO U ABE ADVISEO THAT Tttt* LAW FIRM IE 0ESMED T O BE A O U T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO C O LLECT A DEBT A M ANT M FORMATIOB OBTAINED WILL BE UES0 FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITNESS nqr hand and the aaal of add Court on MARCH 1, Hnyinni Hofic Aa Clark « f Mi* Court Aa Deputy Clark COOIUS 4 STAWIABSKI 4010 Bay I l 400 e0 1 S) 077-0000 04*288-83743 Publlah: March 7.14.10** OEA-St NOTIOS OF FICTITIO US NAMS _ Notice I* hereby given lhal I am engaged In buainata at 800 Rinehart Road, Lak* Mary FL, 32748. Samlnol* County, Florida, undar tha Flclldoui Nam* ot VIDA CRISTIANA, and that I inland to ragiatar aald name with th* Divlalon ef Corporation*, Tallahaaia*. Florida, In accordance with th* provlalont of th* Fktltlou* Nam* Statute*. Tb-Wit Jactlon 848 08. Florida Statute* 1881. Plua Communication*. Inc Joy F. Slung PubHah March 14. 1888 OEA-120 e iR o u rr c o u n t OF TMS S IS N TS IN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATE OF FLORIDA. M AMD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL AOTfON CASE NO. S l - f SSS-CA-14 DiVISIONi K SOUTHTRUBT MORTOAOI CORPORATION. in t n i PiainUfl. va LOUISE L RENO. THE UNKNOWN BP0UEE OF LOUISE I. RENO. PHVLLIE SHAFFER. JACOUCLINE A CONKLIN. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JACQUELINE A CONKLIN. R0NAL0 R CHANS. THE UNKNOWN EPOUSE OF RONALD R. CRANE. LAVERE N CRANE. DONALD L. CASEY. FLORA M U P S . CHRIITINA CRANE end MARKA* CRANE, a minor child.If Wring, end *N unknown parti** claiming by, through, under or againil th* abov* named Defendant* who ara nol known to ba dead or alive, w hether acid unknown MRS: ESTATE OF of lha NOTIFMOTHAT. A l paraona on whom thtenotte* wnO l l l l ■ partte* may claim an Hiteieal aa apouaa*. hair*, devltaaa. gram***, atalgnaaa. Honor*, craditere. truateo* or other claimant*, claiming by. *f agalnat the aaid LOUtSB I. RENO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LOUISE I. RENO. PHYLLIS SHAFFER. JACOUSUN* A. CONKLIN. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JACOUEUNS A. CONKLIN. RONALD R. CRANE. LAVERS N. CRANE. DONJtlD L. CASEY. FLORA M. U P E , CHRISTINA CRANE or MARKAS CRANE, a mmor ahSdi THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, OSVISSXS. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, UENOAS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANT! CUUMWG The First Annual Laks Mary Elementary ble was recently held al Black Bear Country C h i) near Eustis. Joan Toro (left), a counselor at Lake Mary Els- pesrs with the winners (left to right), Dave Neater, Jim Brown end Bob Freedman. From the Eagle’s Nest Bt J«ff Ptrtlalcfct ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD - The Sanford Op­ timist Club, which does over 100 programs annually for area youth, wilt host the first round qualifier for the International Ju n io r Optimist Ootf T ourna­ ment. The event will take place at Deer Island Country Club May 13 at 2 p.m. Lunch and range bolls, golf and a banquet dinner with awards will be of­ fered to 00 junior girls and boys. The top 10 percent will advance to regional play with the finals televised on ESPN. Anyone Interested in helping the event should write to the Optimist Club of Sanford. 333Rose Drive, Sanford. Fla.. 32773... The Rotary Club of Lake Mary will host Its Seminole County Educational Scholar­ ship Tournament a t Ttmacuan Oolf and Country Club April 30. There will be on 0 a.m. shotgun start with on awards luncheon and raflle to follow. Individual fees are 090 with other sponsorships available. Call 302-3908 or 005-0731 for d etails...,. Construction has recently begun at the new Diamond Players Club at Clermont, at a site on the second highest point In Florida. Play Is ex­ pected to start In the fall of 1099. It will be the third club, tn addition to Wrkiva Country Club and Sweetwater Country Club tn Central Florida... The Drag Racing Association of Women will host Its 3rd a n ­ nual Florida Oolf Tournament. Mareh 17 a t Meadowbrook Oolf Club. Some of the NHRA's best drivers, Including Lorry Dixon and Jeg Coughlin, J r „ will be on hand. Registration and un­ limited range balls are from 7:30 a.m. • 0:30 a.m. with on 8:30 tee time. In IB98. over 8191.000 was provided to Indi­ viduals and their families. Call (217) 345-8537 or (352) 3320577 for details... The Metro Orlando Amateur Softball Association will host Its rescheduled inaugural golf tournam ent April 9 at Deer Is­ land Oolf and Lake Club. The 'Achieving Excellence through Academics and Athletics* tour­ nam ent !■ to benefit the schol­ arship fund for outstanding senior high softball players and the development of youth softball. Call 869-2526 or l (888) 210-6660 for Informa­ tion... Ttmacuan Oolf ft Country Club has scheduled April 15-17 for Its Men's Membcr-Ouest Tournament. The format Is best ball net with 8 flights of 0 team s... Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden will host hls annual spring tournam ent al the Crooked Cat Course at Or­ ange County National on April 17. For Information, call the Seminole Club of Greater Or­ lando Hotline at 648-0512... Nate Dunn scored a hole-lnone at the 13th hole at Ttinacuan Oolf ft Country Club, lie used a 0-lron from 160 yards... The Diamond Players Club Oolf Academy will host Us Junior Oolf Leam to Play Membership at Weldva Oolf Club. It la open to boys and girls 8-18 and members may ay any day after 3 p.m. embershlps are good for a year and members m ust attend on etiquette and rules sem inar with PGA Teaching Profes­ sional Jeff Jones. Call 9252855 for Information... B O gU . P a g a n AGAINST LOWELL M. CRANE, dacaaaad. THE STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; THB UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; SEMINOLE COUNTY, a Political Subdhrtato* of the SUM ol Florida; JANS DOE; all 8 * Court a n i mu C om WITHPi THE IA TIR OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THB 0AT1 OF THE FUST FUEUCATKM OF THM NOTICfl OB THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE D O T OF SERVICE OF A OOFY OF THM NOTICE ON THEM Al cradton of Mm i you ara required to carve a In tha com- NOTtoSO THAT N O TIO I OF FICTITIO US NAMS Notice I. hereby given that I am engaged In bu.lna.i al 800 ninth, rt Road, Lek. M.ry FL. 32748. Samlnol* County, Florida, undar lha FtellHou. Nam* ol INSPIRATIONAL OIFTWARE, and that I Inland lo regular aald name with th* Divlalon ol Corporation*, Tallahaaia*. Florida, In accor­ dance with th* provtiton* ol th* Ftetillau* Nam* Itatutaa. ToW<t Section 844 08. Flortdi Stalutaa 1881. Plua Communication!. Inc Joy F. Strang Publlah March 14, 1881 OCA-118 name* and LOT *, DAVENPORT GLEN. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 41 RAOSB 11. IE AMO *0 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. to Ota Circuit Court tor Mia CkcUl In and IN THB C IR C U IT CO URT OF SIM INOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. • S -ttS t-C A -1 4 -K EQUICRCDIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA Plaintin. v*. MARILYN KAY TRUSSELL. at al, Defendant).) N O T IC I OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur.uanl to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foracloaur* dated lha tOlh day ot March, IM S . and entered In Cai* No 8I-2131-CA-14-K ol lha Circuit Court lor lamlnol* County. Florida wherein EQUICRkOIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA I* the Plaintiff and MARILYN KAY TRUSSELL, MICHELLE TRUSSELL and NORWEST FINANCIAL FL, INC arc the Defendant*. I will aall to the hlgha.t and beat btddar tor caah at the Wait front door of th . Samlnol* County Courthou.., Santord. Florid* at 11:00 am ., on th* 4th day ol APRIL. tM O . th* following daacribad property a . .a t forth In add Summary Judgment LOTS t l OF THE REPLAT OF LOTS 14 THROUQH St AND LOTS 74 THROUOH IS OF OUEENS MIRROR SOUTH SEC­ OND REPLAT ADD. TO CASSEL­ BERRY ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE I I PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and lha «**l ol thl. Court on MARCH 10.188# (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol 1h* Circuit and County Court By: Jan* E. Ja.ewlc Deputy Clark Llaa B. Do Lie* Dodge. E .q HOLLAND S KNIGHT LLP PO. Boa ISIS Tamp*. FL 13101 In accordance with American, with Dl.abititi*. Act. paraona with dia.blllHa. need­ ing a .pedal accommodation lo participate in thl* proceeding ahould contact Court Administration at 201 N. Park •anlord. Florida 12771, talpahorw number (407) 123-4110. moot later than a*van (7) day. poor to the proceeding If h a d ­ ing Impaired. (TOO) t -*00-8481771 or Vote* (V) 1800-818•770, via Florida Relay Sarvic#. Publlah March 14. t t . 188# DCA-128 N R 0 .M A W FL 34T71. Tha Myou are voicol TO A a CLAIMS OB TH* ABOVI ESTATE: The eWiinwiaOwi of Sw SotMi ol Legal Notices Nm i Si 88-181-CR to Mm Circuit Court tor •00-BM7N. Mary.nwa Moroa CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By; Ruth King Deputy Clark Pubii.fi: March 14.11, IM S DCA-111 Legal Notices Legal N otices alter Mm date of Mm Srat p i a . . » . . || | ^ | im Sco — T t fUa Miair claim* with thl* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH other creditor, of th* deca­ dent and paraona having claim* Of ifftlfktl tfii danfa aatato mu aI Dta thalr claim* with thte court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS AFTER THB DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICB. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T BO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha date ol Mm Ural publlt *Hen ef IN# Notle* I* March 14. »l Rapracanl OEE ANN YOUM 1741 MARSH ROAD OVIEDO, FL U TS S Attorney lor Poraanal Bcpraaantob w : RICHARD W. COPS LAND Attorney Florida Bar No tSS 174 U 1 BALM SPRINGS ORIVI, s u it s n s ALTAMONTE SPRINGE, FL (trot Tatophona: 830-7230 PubHah: March 14, t t 18M D E A -ttl ST JBNBS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT BMTB8BT ha* rac alvod an .ppHratMn far C anaumpriva Water Uaa Rem: Canto* Noma*. I l l SouthhaH Land 8SSS, Maitland, FI., EE7S1, appUr atton 8 S M U , The a »»H .a nt pragaaaa to wrthdraw S E T raSkon gallon* p d pay of wator tor SS acrea ol poll coura* krigatloo. Th* withdraw!* uaad by Mila prajaaod praiact will con*tel at ground wator M m lha Florida Aqultor and Surfield Aqutter i y itoma via 11 propoaad wait, and Surfaca Wator from a Pend iris t prop*aaM pump* In S.ndncla County located In S*cbon(a) t , 4, S, 10. and 11, Tbwnahlp U South, Bang* t* Eaal known a* Mound I* Plantation Goff Chib. Should you ba Interacted In any of th* In lad application*, you ahould contact Mm tt. John* River W ald Management Ot.trtet, CMS Bold EL, P O Baa 1418. Palatka. Florida SSI F t-1 4 tt. Written obfacbon* or a raqueat to ba Informed regarding Beard action on Mm application may be made, but ahould be received within twen­ ty-one ( t l ) day* tram dote a l ltd* "ubileatlon. Written objection, ahould Manner lha obMeter by name and addraaa. and fully daacribad lha objection to the apgUeaUon. All limafy fliad written obfaettens wM ba pracantod to tha Board for conald*ration In II* daUbaration an th* application prior to Board taking action on the appUcaUon Filing a written objection doe* M l an HU* yew to a Chapter I M . Florida Statute*, admintatratlv* hearing Node* ol Inland*d (prapoca) Olatrict 0 *cnion will be provided lo paraona who have raquaatad Individual nolle*. Paraona arhoa* .ubetanUal Iniaraata era effected by Mm applteollon and who fUa a patitten within th* timeframe* praacribad by Chapter 24-1M and rule 4001.1007, Florida Adminl.uaUve Cod* (FA.O.), which meal* lha requiremenu ol Chapter SI-104 F A C . may obtain an edmMetrathre hearing. PubHah: March 14,1888 DEA-114 TO; NONAID R. CRANE and THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RONALD R. CRANE, tt kvmg. and all unknown partte* claimtag by. through, under or ogaleat A u to an inter**! a* apouaa a. hair*, davt****. grant***, atalgnaaa. other claimant*, claiming by, through, undar or agalnat th* aald RONALD R. CRANE, or THB UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RONALD R. CRANE. M they ara Whoaa Rei tderpo to Unknoam. Whoa* laat Milling Addraaa la: FACTORY TRAMP TECHNICIANS Ilk \ M l~ A U CARS ■ TRUCKS % VANS LIFETIME WARRANTIES - COMPETITIVE PRICES-GIVE US ATW THE UNKNOWN HEINE, D i V IS IC I. ORAN TIE S , ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER C U IM A N TS CLAIMING S T, THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST LOWELL M. CRANE, YOU A M HEREBY NOTIFIED S CotmBE Lot 74 and mm float 1/1 ol Lot Tt, AMENDED P U T OF MAG­ NOLIA HEIGHTS, according I* teoordod ki S. Pag* 7*. ol th* pon BRAKE INSPECTION P A C K A G E IN C L U D E S • m p K tE m ra M a S rs to n • lo p O ltB n ta F W Expires • B U I Stin-Mtftfc Ooc PM or S to u • btp*d A * Boot Condaon 3-20-99 • fceUIOdVOhgiiMlEgwpnwlIW i o rE a M M • LM m a Wjrrxfy or D «c Pa* Of Show *1 copy ef your If any, toilIan ** ROD B. NIUMJ _ 0f ( Cohn t Arnett PA. Ptalntk attorney, ark a n addraaa B U I NaodaikdR Boutov* Peal onto* B*S E177, Tarn Florid* BSSSt. wMiia U <H of Mm dal* of th* iw*tL___ Man of Mite no He* and file original with th* Clark of I Court either balora aerate* Ptoinurra attorney or imwu Maly thJrSaftar; otharwiar default wiS ba ante rad aaal you ter th* rallaf Bm Complaint. BATED tote End di day of MAR IEEE. MxFlfx AyhfNFGG 27 PT. MAINTENANCE INSPECTION Expires 3-20-99 COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE j CLERK CIRCUIT Cl COURT flan iitv Hark IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A USABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN ORDSN TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROOSEOINQ. YOU ARE ENTITLIO. AT NO COST TO YOU, TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CON­ TACT OOURT ADMINISTRATION AT SSI N. BABB AVENUE. SUITE N U 1 . SANFORD. FLORIDA U 7 7 1 , (4S7) EM-433S EXT. 4227 WITHIN t WORKING DATE OF TOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICB. IF YOU ARE HSARHM OR VOICE IMPAJRE0, C A U 1 ■An.as4.4fTt NOTE: THIS COMMUNICATION. FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR, IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AN0 ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOB THAT PURPOSE. Publlah: March 7.14,1 O S A -tt Ins^^S^ffStfStor j For Leaks - Drain Radiator - Install ONE GALLON ANTI FREEZE j . E xfites £20-99___ Most Cara Coupon Exp. 3-20-00 O IL & F IL T E R CHANGE Oil Change Includes Up To 5 Qts 10W30 - New Oil Filter $4 n oo I W_ Most Cara Coupon Exp. 3-20-00 Satiadaw t oo /ww m oou te syg i tmm �Saminol* Hamid, Sanford. Florida •Sunday. March 14, 1999 - S B G olf Contlnued from Pago 2B The Altamonte Springs Lions Club will host Its 6th annual golf tournam ent May 14. There will be n 4-person scram ble with a $60 entry fee per golfer to Include green fees, cart, beverage, awards, door prizes and food and will be hosted at the Wcklvn Golf Club. Call 8301336 for Information... Sobol Point Country Club re­ cently unveiled Its new name and expanded facilities. It Is now the Trophy Club of Or­ lando... Lake Nona Club In Orlando, home to Nick Faldo and Ernie Els, was named to host the Florida State Amateur C ham ­ pionship Ju n e 24-27... Tuscawllla Country Club has set up a new web site featuring Information about upcoming events and pictures from past events. Check www.adsbcus.com/tuscaw1llagoir... You can be sure th$t the most famous golfer In the world won’t make It to the weekend at the Bay Hills C las­ sic In Orlando this week. Mi­ chael Jordan will participate In Tuesday’s Pro-Am before the touring professionals start playing for real Thursday. A week later, the Tour heads i$> IN B R I E F SRPD OFFERINGS SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department will be offering the following adult program s. CHURCH SOFTBALL Games In the men’s slow pitch leajuc will be played at the Lake Maty Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane on Monday night’s and will begin play around April 1st. FLAG FOOTBALL The league will follow all Florida Recrea­ tion and Parks Association (FRPA) Flag Football rules and regulations and will play Its games on Saturday mornings. Any questions about the leagues or further Information can be obtained by calling the Recreation Department at (407) 330-8607. WILLIES WINS OVIEDO • Toucan Willies used the long ball to great advantage Thursday night, edg­ ing past Signature Pools. 14-12. In City of Oviedo Men’s Thursday Night Spring Slow Pitch Softball League action at the Oviedo Softball Complex. Signature Pools built a 6-1 lead and eras up 8-2 before Toucan Willies exploded for eight runs In the third Inning. The big blow tn the outburst was a three-run home run by former Oviedo High and Rollins College baseball star Ryan Alklre. Signature Pools battled back, however, going up 12-11 entering the bottom of the seventh Inning. Troy Kesalnger and Alklre led off the frame with back-to-back singlea and BUI Lang fol­ lowed with a game-winning home run. Leading the Toucan WUlles attack were the coast to Ponte Vedra Deach for the Players Cham pionship where Ju stin Leonard will try to defend... Winter Springs Oolf Club has been purchased by the Meadowbrook Oolf Group, a grow­ ing. full-service management company which owns over 00 courses nationally. The stafT Is currently coordinating o major renovation plan for the club­ house. parking lot and the golf course proper... Sixteen Central Florida golf courses including Seminole County's The Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes. Tlmacunn Golf Club and Wektva Oolf Club, have announced plans to mnr- Lang (4-for-4. home run, three doubles, three runs scored, five RBI), Scott Nielson (3-for3). Alklre (3*for-4, home run. triple, double, three runs scored, three RBI). Rod Torrance and Greg Register (both 2-for-3) and Kesalnger (2-for-4. three runs scored). Toucan Willies, managed by Mickey Nor­ ton. will take on Riverway next Thursday night at 7 p.m. Toucan WUlles* sister team, the PDSHackers, will open their season on Monday, taking on GDDC at 7 p.m. at the Oviedo Softball Complex. Youth Volleyball Tour TUKAWILA. WA. - Sports For Youth Foun­ dation Inc. Is currently accepting appllcaUons for boys and girls aged 15-10. who are accomplished High School or Club volleyball players and good citizens, both tn their school and community, to take part tn the 1000 Ooodwtll Ambassadors World fours. Nlneteen-ntncty-nlne m arks the 16th year that the Ooodwtll Ambassadors have con­ ducted world tours for Junior volleyball play­ ers. The 1000 tour will travel to London. Parts. Geneva. Venice, and Rome. Registra­ tion Deadline March 15th. 1000. TUKWILA. WA. - H ie Ooodwtll A m bassa­ dors Sports tours Is now accepting applica­ tions for the Ju n e 1000 Adult volleyball tour to Europe. The tour Is two wrecks long and will visit London. Parts. Venice, and Rome. Addition­ ally we will have full escorted sightseeing tours of all the major d u e s to meet local teams, and play In friendly competitions. The tour Is open to both men and women volleyball players. Registration Deadline March 15th. 1000. For further Information, or a tour bro­ chure. contact the Sports For Youth office at (425) 251-6675, 16475 Olympic Avenue South. Tukwila, Washington 98188. kct the area as a premier golf destination, specifically during the tim es of year jvhen golfers help golfers find the best pos­ sible tee times with the best prices without the crowds... Oceans Eleven Resorts Is slated to host the Qth annual International Network of Golf Spring Conference and C h am ­ pionship May 23-27. ING Is based In Lake Mary and Is a great chance to network with people from every facet of the golfing world... Continued from Page IB Fisher has kept her team fo­ cused and has done her best to eliminate any complacency factor. If anything, the softball team, looking back on what has occurred so far, probably had the best chance at a re­ peat. The basketball team cer­ tainly had the talent but were Injury-plagued all season. The girls soccer team cer­ tainly had the talent and you won’t find more heart than the ones In players like Benitez, Allison Weber. Jackie Van Loovrn and the rest of the Rams, but to ask them to win the states after the state tour of Florida was tough. Also. Seminole County might be the best In the state when It comes to girls soccer. When you have Oviedo one night, Lake Brantley a few nights later, then a week or Lyman and Lake Howell, you can toss all of the schools Into a hat and any of them could make It to reglonals. It’s that tough. Lake Maty should roll through districts In softball. The competition simply Isn’t that strong this season. Come districts. It’s nice to have a 1*2 punch of Sawnrds and Smith. Lake Mary still h a s time to order at least one cham pion­ sh ip b an n er before this school year lets out. L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : Ike Austin w as a lot bigger deal before the Magic signed him than since he actually started playing here. The best Magic center since Shaq? Rony Selkaly w as better. Pitching Instructor Ron'Lefty'Ranaud Tribe still In the box. making It a foul ball. Kasper then swung at a bad pitch In the dirt, which Oantt could not block, and Kasper reached first on the dropped C harles E n g lish C le a n ing & F ed con fid en t w h en you sen d out your better clo th es for Dry C leaning. Our m ain plan t in Longw ood uHU be d oing the work. Over 60 y e a n experience/ S e r v in g th e S w e e tw a te r n o d H e a t h r o w C o m m u n it ie s Cor o v e r fifte e n ye a rs. Cleaning & Laundry H Sanford. Florida 32771 lit int) t i n s ,tt1 in i tm I l.itm tlr y 1 '.t in t 1m m - N O T IC E O F C H A N G E O F LA N D U S E R A N C H LA N D S (A R N O LD LA N E) SM ALL S C A L E A M E N D M E N T NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF W M TER SPRINGS WILL H O ID A FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE 718 T O CHANOE TH E LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM "RUSTIC RESIDEN­ TIAL* (1.1-3$ DU PER ACRE) ON LOTS #. SA. 7. 8. 0. to. 11,12 LOCATED IN TH E NORTH ORLANDO RANOCANOS SECTION 1A. AS DESCRIBED BASEBALL TEAM RALLIES CASSELBERRY • Brian Niel­ sen tossed a four-hitter and the Seminole offense exploded for Ove runs tn the top of the sev­ enth timing to break a 4-4 tie a s the Tribe knocked off hotnestandlng Lake Howell. 04. In a Seminole Athletic Con­ ference baseball game Friday. The Silver Hawlu (5-6) had scored three runs tn the b o t­ tom of the sixth timing to tie the game at 4-4, setting the stage for the Fighting Seminotes rally. Ricardo Montalvo and Angelo Retraces were both 3-for-4 to lead the Seminole (10-3) a t ­ tack, while Roberto Santana, Jimmy Bloodgood and Chris Gace each had a double for Lake Howell. THE ZONING DESIGNATION OF THESE LOTS ON THE ZONING MAP IS PROPOSED TO BE CHANGED FROM R-C1 "SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING" (MAXIMUM t DU PER ACRE) T O R-1-AA "ONE FAMILY DWELLING" DIS­ TRICT (10.000 80. FT. MINIMUM LO T SIZE) ON LOTS 5, SA. 7.8, 9.10.11, 12 IN RECOGNITION OF THE FACT THAT SOME OF THE LOTS IN THE NORTH ORLANDO RANCHLANDS SECTION 1A WERE PLATTED AT LESS THAN (1) ACRE. TH E PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE 718 RELATING T O THE PROPOSED CHANGE OF FUTURE LAND USE DESIG­ NATION WILL BE HELD ON MARCH 22.1999 AT 8:30 P.M. AT THE WINTER SPRING8 CITY HALL. THI8 PUBLIC HEARING WILL TAKE P U C E AT THE CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS AT 1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434, WINTER SPRINGS, FLORI­ DA. INTERESTED PERSONS MAY ATTEND AND BE HEARD. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE ABOVE MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THOMA8 GRIMMS, AICP AT THE COMMUNITY DEVLOPMENT DEPARTMENT PUN NIN G DIVISION. AT CITY HALL. 1126 EAST 8TATE ROAD 434, WINTER 8PRINGS FLORIDA. FOR MORE INFORMA­ TION CALL (407) 327-1800 *303. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THE8E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT COORDINATOR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 327-1800 *236. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. IF YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISION OR RECOMMENDATION MADE BY TH E CITY COMMISSION WITH RESPECT T O ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING, YOU WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. AND FOR SUCH PURPOSES. YOU MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MADE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. TMI W IS T FRONT DOOR M M - NOLI COUNTY COURTHOUM , SANFORD. FLORIDA, at 1149 �4D • Seminole Herald. SanlonJ. Florida - Surd.., March 14. 1999 Schools E n v iro th o n Tho 5th annual Orango/Oscoola/Sominoio Rogional Envirothon was hold sovoral wooks ago and Ovtodo High School was awarded first place in Seminolo County. Members of tho loam worn Brent Van Camp. Brooko Asby. Brian Morgan. Lawlon Thompson and Andrew Wanon with advisor Joy Golty. Tho conlost consisted of team problem solving In tho areas ol water, soil, wildlifo, forestry and botany. U N It EH A N A l t N E W C R I M S O N ANC1 G O L D C R E S T E D RIG TOP P A VILION ! TAKE A FAMILY J O U R N E Y IN TO THE COLE O H O S. C O N S T E L L A T I O N OF C I R C U S S TA R S ! * C ,Y I>K TB EA TTy * * * r X i c DROV4 vv,,H i l*> I a i v , IS C O M I N G ! ! I ’ve got a case of Senioritis By A le x K a n e S P E C IA L T O T H E H E R A L D I w as talking with some of my fellow seniors about Senioritis when a Junior piped In. "I guess I have Junlorttls.* 1 stared at tilts person and stated forcefully. "No! You don't understand!" Senioritis. lor those uni am iliar with the disease. Is the condition of being In the last year of high school, and not being able to deal with the wait of getting out. Sym ptom s Include not doing hom rw oik, worrying a lot about what one is doing following high school, and skipping classes. Its an odd m ixture of anxiety and sloth. I have Senioritis. While I have yet to becom e a tru an t. I And m yself less and less motivated to do work. I think. Alex, you know, what Is the worst that ra n happen If you don't this? Surely, die colleges th at accepted you won't reject you If get a B In this class. Or a C. Slack!' I have fought (courageously) against this affliction. It is still extrem ely difficult In som e cases. I rem em ber when I was In elem entary school, an d all of us kids told the teacher we would never need to know m any of the things she was teaching us. In high school, that argum ent seem s pretty valid to me. I can not p o ssi­ bly Imagine myself evrr needing to know anything even slightly related to Mio­ cene Epoch (Come on. take a guess w hat It Is.). Along with the lack of work com es the Intense desire to leave. Now. I'll clarify that I love my family, and I'll m iss a lot of the friends that will re­ m ain behind, hill I'm getting away from here. Preferably far away. People once tried to encourage me to go to Rollins, but I have a problem with a college within walking d is­ tance from my father's office. Now. I'd like to visit after I leave for college, but I'd like not to be able to do so on foot (perhaps on a space shuttle). The ancient Greeks under­ stood Senioritis. It Is said th at after the evil king P an talu s died, he was punished In H a­ des by standing In w ater which receded when he a t ­ tem pted to drink It. and fruit which moved away when he attem pted to grasp it. 1 b e­ lieve m ost graduating seniors experience nearly the sam e feeling. King Sisyphus could also em pathize with high school seniors. In Hades, he was forced to push an extrem ely large stone up n hill, only to have It fall down to the bottom Just before reaching the top. Sisyphus was doing what we In the Seminole C ounty Public School System call "busy work." Unlike those Individuals, there Is hope for seniors, a l­ though It often seem s like graduation will never come. Tills Is not to say th at being a senior is at all bad. It's a nice setup, actually. It also m akes life easier In m any ways. When I meet people i never met before, an easy conversation nlways sta rts with. "So. where arc you going lo college?" or "So. what nre you going to m ajor In?* (Whenever I'm asked the latter i either answ er 'Political Sci­ ence.* with enough confidence to convince people th at 1 have direction, or 1 Just answ er "Feline Phrenology" and look to see If they know I’m k id ­ ding.) I have no clue what I will tulk about nfter 1 leave high school. 1 suppose th at Is why so m any people tu rn to alcohol In college. Teague Middle School will host an annual Inform ation m eeting March 23 at 7 p.m. 5th-grade p aren ts and s tu ­ dents are Invited to attend and will be Introduced to the Bel­ grade and the ‘Race For Suc­ cess.* There will be rep resen ­ tatives to answ er questions about transportatio n , food services, the Teague P arent Association and o th er asp ects of the school. S e m in o le s tu d ie s S h a k e sp e a re Students in Jane Cooper's Seminole High Pre-IB English class recently celebrated the study of William Shakespeare by creating medieval and renaissance projects, displaying the results are Trace Norvell, Dana Almond. Chelsea Buckhott, Daliia Vizueta and Aillson Matkovich. Sabal Point Elem entary School will host Its Reading Festival April 6. P arents are Invited to learn Ups on how to Improve their children's reading skills. There will be a puppet show and a n Ice cream social. • • • The Lyman M arching Band and Guard are planning a trip to W ashington. D.C., April 611. Plans are to perform three or four concerts at the city's historic sites. • • • M egan M. B reen, of Longwood. will be featured In the 1999 edition of Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges. She is a student at the University of M issis­ sippi pursuing a degree in banklng/flnance an d Is set to graduate In May. She Is the d aughter of Lawrence and B arbara Breen. • * • B rian Angelo C oduto, of Sanford, was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major In B usiness A dm inistra­ tion from Flagler College In St. Augustine. • * • Six Idyllwllde Elem entary stu d en ts com peted In the Special Olympics and earned places In the top 3 of their evenls. They Included: P re­ cio u s M itchell, C heryl S m ith , S heryl W ith ersp o o n , La tiffan y W hite, S a m a n th a Mil th a le r an d S a ra h B onilla. Indian Trails Middle School will host Project E arth 2000: Into the Millennium on April 15. Mandee R. Rosa, daughter of Scott and Debra Ross of Sanford, was recently In­ ducted Into the College of the Ozarks Psl Chi C hapter of the National Psychology H onor Society. She is a graduate of Seminole High School. CAPTAIN'S®*,. s rlii LICENSE • • • Oviedo High School's Winter Color G uard will atten d Winter Guard Intem aU onal World C ham pionships to be held in Dayton. Ohio.'They will depart April 14 and retu rn April 18. A irp o rt S h o w g ro u n d * R o u te 02 Eaat M o n d a y , M a rc h 15lh and T u e a d a y , M a rc h 16th S ponsored By: DoLand Broaklasl h Rotary Club S an fo rd :t r » o Price Mon. April ilK’ludcv texl and all the equipment No hidden • 1III Hum ( uimmli ill' if f Milt IM A. MX (Till M\* \* Ju 1• i %* A| . 411| Xf V’ ». ( <i11hi . A. »1Ii K 11141 charyc* Tnt U Alirf Llirf TV t<u n a ti|< Mile U u i MARINE Qo On Sale MARCH l i t at Araa McDonalds IM.V2.4 4 7 - 1 9 5 0 < ’SI | >I . M tkr- \ 41.1111 Km art in O ra n ge C ity and DeLand, Pennysaver T ten ar M ic ia •H O W T IM ii a O U L T S lA fitM l) CMLD/aCMoa — 4:30 & 7:30 m i ' t i n M m i n s tm thi midway iini hdun u i i o h i s h d w i i m c The Seminole Herald is available at the following locations: Regardless of all this. I will graduate May 20. 1999. unless 1 kill my English class, die, or nut away to Join the circus. Alex Kane Is n senior at Lyman High School. What’s going on... DeLand Any company that is interested In selling our ncus|>.T|>er In tlteir stores or lim ing ;i vending inncliinc <il (heir locution, plense cull m ir clrculntimi mu linger. E d K r a m a r c lk a t 322*2011 SANFORD AREA WARECO 110 N FRENCH AVE. AMI FOODS 316 S. FRENCH AVE. MERITA 505 S. FRENCH AVE STATE MARKET 1450 S. FRENCH AVE. FAMOUS RECIPE 1905 S. FRENCH AVE. GOLDEN LAMB 2101 S. FRENCH AVE. BIG DIP 2439 S. FRENCH AVE. RIB RANCH 2545 S. FRENCH AVE. GATE 1800 S. FRENCH AVE. HARDEES 2506 S. FRENCH AVE. KWIK STOP 301 S. FRENCH AVE. EXXON 101 S. FRENCH AVE. WINN DIXIE 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. CACTUS BOB'S 1566 S. FRENCH AVE. MCDONALDS 112 S. FRENCH ST. LIQUOR STORE 1303 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD CT. 3301 S. SANFORD AVE. LAUNDROMAT 2966 SANFORD AVE. CITY HALL 300 N. PARK AVE. SUPER DISCOUNT 2473 S. PARK AVE. TRAILER PARK 2545 PARK AVE. RACK 1st ST. 4 PARK AVE. MARINA HOTEL 530 N. PALMETTO AVE. POST OFFICE 221 N. PALMETTO AVE. WILLOW TREE 205 E. 1st ST. COLONIAL ROOM 115 E. 1st ST. FAMILY DOLLAR 413 E. 1st ST. TRU-VALUE 503 E. 1st ST. SEM CO. COURT HOUSE 301 N. PARK AVE. PHILLY EXPRESS 209 W. 1st ST. SEMINOLE T0WNE CENTER 200 T0WNE CENTER CIR. STEAK 4 SHAKE 40 SEMINOLE T0WNE CENTER ABC LIQUOR 2865 S. HWY 17-92 E-Z ONE DISCOUNT 2707 S. ORLANDO DR. MELS DINER 3221 S. ORLANDO DR. SCHL0TZSKVS 2904 S. ORLANDO DR. SHENANDOAH VILLAGE 4220 S ORLANDO OR BUDGET INN 3200 S ORLANDO DR. MARINERS VILLAGE 3320 S ORLANDO DR DENNYS 3771 S.ORLANDO DR MCDONALDS 3785 S ORLANDO DR RAYMOND FURNITURE 2670 ORLANDO DR QUINCYS 2935 ORLANDO DR. FOOD LION 3121 ORLANDO OR. SHONEYS 3150 ORLANDO DR SONNYS B-B-Q 3506 ORLANDO DR. BRIDGEWATER APTS 500 W. AIRPORT BLVD SANDALWOOD CONDOMINIUMS 110 AIRPORT BLVD ST0NEBR00K APTS 1000 AIRPORT BLVD SCC BUILDING V 100 WELDON BLVD SCC BUILDING A 100 WELDON BLVD.. SAILP0INT APTS 401 W SEMINOLE BLVD. REGATTA SHORES 2335 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. CENTRAL FL. REG. HOS. 1401 W SEMINOLE BLVD. (EMERGENCY) CENTRAL FL. REG HOS. 1401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. (MAIN) TWELVE OAKS RV 6300 W SR 46 OENNYS 4650 W. SR 46 SUPER 8 MOTEL 1-4 4 W. SR 46 COUNTRY GENERAL 4000 E. SR 46 CRACKER BARREL 200 HICKMAN DR. MCDONALDS 150 HICKMAN DR. TOWN 4 COUNTRY 5355 ORANGE BLVD. VIVONA'S PIZZA 2477 PARK AVE. 4 25th ACE HARDWARE 207 E. 25lh ST. DOLLAR GENERAL 7542 STATE ST. SEMINOLE COUNTY JAIL 212 BUSH BLVD. KATIES COVE WEKIVA PARK DR. CARRIAGE COVE 500 CARRIAGE COVE WAY PINE RIDGE 1718 PINE RIDGE RD. CEDAR CREEK 2450 HARTWELL AVE. GEORGIA ARMS 2600 GEORGIA AVE. LAKE MARY AREA REFLECTIONS PLAZA 520 LAKE MARY BLVD. DALTON PLACE APTS.13411 LAKE MARY BLVD. CAFE SORRENTO 227 COUNTRY CLUB RD. APPLETONS 3575 LAKE MARY BLVO. MR. PRINT 3813 LAKE MARY CENTER REGAL POINT APTS. 1000 SUN 4 REGAL POINT TERRACE HIDDEN VILLAGE 955 PEBBLE CREEK DRIVE LONGWOOD AREA LONGWOOD CITY HALL 155 W. WARREN AVE. OUNKIN DONUTS 17-92 ECKERD DRUGS 947 W. SR. 434 TOWNSHIP PLAZA W. SR. 434 BOSTON MARKET LONGWOOD VILLAGE PLAZA OVIEDO AREA TOWN HOUSE 9E. BROADWAY ST. OSTEEN AREA OSfEEN DINER POST OFFICE DalARY AREA WINN DIXIE 42237 2 N. US HWY 17-92 WINN DIXIE PROVIDENCE PLAZA �f Seminolo Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday, Match 14, !'j )!t - 5 0 Legal Notices IS PEOPLE WANTED IN T H I CIRCUIT CO UNT Oat Paid 444$ OF T H I C IO H T IIN T H For lha lbs A inch®* you win JUDICIAL CIRCUIT loae m lha nail 30 days Guar­ IN AND FOR anteed A All Natural CALL ■ IM INOLC COUNTY, TOLL FREE 1-8886731198 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A I I NO. SB-834tCA 21—PERSONALS DIVISION 14 K SUNTRUST MORTOAOE INC OWLS'!! LIVE!!! PUInllH. Talk one on ana 14 hours a day va CALL NOW11 NORMAN J LIDDELL. 1-900-328-0052 ait. SM7 •I at. 43 99 par mm. must ba 18 yts Dalandant(a) HOTICS OF QUYSMI FORECLOSURE SALE Guta are waiting lo talk to you NOTICE IS HEREOY OIVEN kva pursuant to a Final Judgment ol 1-900-174-0041X4140 Mortgage Foreclosure dalad 13 SSrmln. Must ba IS yra March 10. 1090. and anlarad In SERV-U 419-444-84)4. Caaa NO ta-234?CA ol lha Circuit Court of lha EIG H­ Long wood Mai tags Studio. TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and Walk ms welcome 7 day* lor SEMINOLE County, Florida Private rma Female Stall wherein SUNTRUST MORTLnc *MM00077B5 QAOE. INC ia lha Plaintill and *07-339 4100 NORMAN j LIDOELL. JUNE C LIDDELL. FIRST INDIANA OANK 23— Lost & Found F/K/A FIRST INDIANA DANA. FSB ANT AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO OY REWARD lor return of male Dal THROUGH. UNDER. AND maun neutered, toil Sal Mar 6, Country Club ltd A Lake AOAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) Mary BNd area named Oreo. WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO 0E 311 4004 DE AO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY 25— S r i C I A I N o n e t s CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS DEVISEES. Adopt £h !3ea^Tov!n ^^h7tv ORANTEES. OR OTHER hen coupe pay lor a newborn lo CLAIMANTS •ara lha chensb m a itabte. caring Dalandanta. I anil tail to tha home Legal conlvlential highaal and baal biddar for Pwik* contact Anomey Patricia caah al lha Waal from door ol Slfowbndge, FL Oar f4o 776459 lha Sarninola County Alin Manila al 1 «00 319 3811 Courthouaa Sanford Florida at 11 00 am on lha Sth day of A.*** OUR WISH ia lo share APRIL, IS IS lha following o p krve and Wea with a baby daacribad proparty aa aal forth Baautilut borne, ataPe envtronIn aaid Final Judgmanl menl. coAega education chanc­ LOT (1 OF ALTAMONTE es lo lra»ei and a large loving LANDING! ACCOROlNQ TO THE lamry Pisaie cal Attorney Pa PLAT THEREOF RECOROED in incia STroabridge FL Ba' No Pl a t OOOK 41. PAQE IS 44 OF 776449 Attention Mar4aa O 1THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 800 339 3SH__________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and lha 27— N uasiry & C hild aaal of Ihra Court on MARCH 10. 1SSI C arl ISEALI Maryanna Moraa Child Care n clean CMnian Clark of tha Circuit Court home 7yraerp Ages 6wksOy Jana E J aaortic V » 110-4314 Daputy Clark Echevarria MtCa'ia Raymar Oay Care: Loving Christian Datrait A Frapptar home Pre K pograma 3* Poat O ile r Ooi 4410 Craft* Tnpa Fun 311 6944 Tampa FL 34401 FVBI14281 33—W tir.m It you ara a para on miti a dia • ability ratio naada accommoda­ M anagement tion in ordar to parbcipata in thia proceeding you ara anlit O S E W E IQ H t NOW tlad al no coal to you tor tha proaiaaion of cartam essislean good soimd nulnton with­ lanco Plaaaa contact Courl out going hgngn inenjensiv# Admniatralron al 401 N Park No D'uga No Stimutanta No Avenue. Sanlord Florida Sde Ettacia 100N MONEY 327 71. talaphona numbar |40T) BACK GUARANTEE Free 314-4340 rr.lhin 1 nutting Intormatm and Monitoring Car Spamth 614 U64 or daya of your racaipt of thia doc umanl. If flooring impaired Engvih 694 9741 (TDD) l-SOO SSS-STTI To* Fraa 888 383-4042 Publiah March 14. 21 IM S DEA-lfS HOTICS OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nolica la haraby givan: Sarninola Wrackar Sanrtca will call t l Public Auction lor sal­ vage lot caah on demand to highaal biddar, lha following daacribad vehicles: Marsh SS, 1SSS ■7 SUBARU 4 DR Vln «JF1 AC44B1HD102111 The auction will ba held al tj:0 0 pm on lha aakl dales above. At Sarninola Wrecker Service 1S40 S. Myrtle Are Sanlord. Fla. 12771 Prospective biddera may Intpact vehicles one hour prior lo aala. Terms are cash or cartlllad fundi Sarninola Wrackar rsaarvaa tha rlgM io accapt or raiset any and all bids Publiah: March T4. TSSS OCA-ttS 71—H elp W anted Now hiring FT position tor deliv­ ery A account mgr. reqd Class 0. must till 75 lb*. some phone skills, phis mo bonuses. 40IK plan, drug bee. EOE. Can 3015589 or las 301-5591. 1512 S French Ave. Conlacl Mark Mgr Help Wanted Indutlrial Brighton Gardens Assisted Liv­ ing A Skilled Nursing Facil I tood A beverage servers, dishwashers, and cooks. Part lime and full time.Nursing CNA'a All shift* 4076*5-3990 apply within Factory Workers, asp. Gists Cutter, Metal Processing. Saw Operator. DFWP. Benefits. Wa­ ter Bonnet. 350 tAnchor R d . Casselberry. FL Church Secretary: PT 25 hr*/ week Send resume lo Grace United Methodist Church. 499 N Country Club R d . Lake Mary. 32746 0RIVERS FLATBE0 $1000 SIGN-ON BONUS! •Quality Home Tune •Liie Model Equpment •Rider Program Plus MUCH MORE'! C U .-A A 6 mot OTH ECK MAer BOOAt 16636 SSSCVhr 1st A 2nd Shifts We have 6 long term opening* m me Sanlord area Must have own transpo A delated No ex­ perience reqd No Fee' Drug rest Reqd Ca» 894 6713 OR 787 8188' * Otnerel Laborer! |S#mt United A Si Jed I needed imme rkatety ' A/C Duel Mechanic*, Electri­ cian* A Helpers » Soots A *■penenca needed immediately Top pay Transportation A di4y pay available ' Secretary needed remediate *7* _ * Driver w4h van prelwtreq not required Apply al IM S Park Drtva, Sanford. 301-1440. EOC Inti Co keeks mm*me tun <vs virtual wgreal penpia skirt to hep local aipansion 164 1060 "Cracker Barret** OihwasTwvs Cooks 5erve>s 100 thekman O fi 4 • Hwy 46) 407-114-1010 *JOBS*JOBS*JOBS* Adacco It Cinerary seeking as­ sembly worsart tor a MerKat Facuty m the Sanford la»a Mary ana Good manual dener ay and good atiaude a mutt* Fast sh.ft long term temp to perm lor the rqra cendvSet* C M Adecco, Lea* Mary at 407IK-7171 tor an tntorvwwl 200 Waymonl Ct SuHa t?« 1 *1* Mary ___ Adecca 110 unit apt com piei in need of Main! Supvtr A PT housakaeper. Su prtr must ba A/C certified, poof care a ptua Fai return* lo 112-2411. O p m R IU N IT IIS 1400-110.000/mo. Inn hearth 4 nutribun CO « aaaamg mobvtl ad indtviduaia lo work from home Guaranteed henD*ty fraadjm and growth Ca* Susan 8306774 A B E TTE R JOB FOR YOU' Just C a r Never a Fae> HELP Personnel *19-44*4 A/C Duel Mechanics We fust opened our brand new Sanlord oftici and ara tooting tor penile to bean wonung m nwaawy* C*« New | * o n jX » 55— Business O m iR iU N niis beds possible arpand to 60* As* 4490K. Term* Can Sam Buran. Omni Real Estate. 964 491 996* Al F tpwiaaal ffwuoul FLA Activity astlatant P T N i t N hour acpfy vi person at 940 S Meaonvwa Are . Sanford Animal CaretKennatt FT P T BeneMs own car 407-338-7278 Working partner needed no «*■ vestment 111 6711 ASAP MC LOGO Need a Working Partner Fur Piruura Washing Butmeu 407-111-4712 71—H elp W anted cook 11you want to work, then we anr pul you to work tight Hand Man haa bean m tie labor buameat tor over IS yra Work today and get Paid today! W* ofter a vinery oI lobiilhamduatnail«td Pickup and delivery service* a available m (he Sanlord area Car RHM Long wood • 160 6106 Needed 30 people in toutn Sanlord lor evening warehouse work. rw«l day pay avarabt* Why wan to work 3 IO* is a« you n need no e>p req Cal Right Hand Man nLongwood at 1606106. Ask about our Sanlord pickup Sunthin# Stifling wii be onsrta al Flea World. Friday. March I9tti. from Sam-4pm taking appcations lor mvnediaia openings m local pubhc schools Currently hmng tor food service and custodial wortera pleas* stop by our boom lor • tree gift and ipeak with on* oI our counselors Automatic TrAftemladon Re­ butktor A Transmission Inttaff■r, Cottman Transmssron in Maitland area « seeking two In­ dividual! An asp Hans rebuilder A installer who taka pride in then wortmansft*) Esc. salary A new working cond Only ist-ctoss rebuAdari A ««p installers need apply Must hava own loots. 647-7072 A leave msg by Luis Campos Y C 8 T W Y K W E 0 D S Ortver* COLA. Company A OWHOP mm one yea' erp 48 State* 4 Canada Justus Transport. East Onando 1600 597 5878 ______________ Dump Truck Driver: Fut Cm# COL requeed vacahen and pen non. Cal 3 2 2 8 1 1 )_____ _____ EARN EXTRA MONEY 414441 ROUTES PAIO OAK.V DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH •REAL YELLOW PAGES' IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY IN n W m n lk i'm i l j b -i l I u w ear Tea 5 t - a-ri ta ' I l U i et u adar raw an n w M am o< n u a- ta r.a-ac-r < v mere b u t a BEGIN CALLING TOO AY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA 1-800622-IMS Operator 124 8 00 am - 4 M pm MONO*/ THROUGH FRIDAY D O A INC EOE ELf CTRtCtAN APPHIN1ICE immediato K J tone employmere tor anyone vee»estod n working toward* a career as an etodnoan Lima or no cap ■* necessary Some out ol town save! i% req Fu*y ccvnpaStore wage t Be— Ma ___K X I KEtoctrtc. Inc. Sanford. FL ptk*or»2»-4)Oo ELECTRICIANSresjd A comm TOP PAY, BENE­ FIT 4 OFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2522 S Park Dove 122-1482 ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need ed NOWt Covenant Transport hat immediate openings lor drrver bsmet* No eipenence needed Earn 44SK to 4S5K piu* benefits COL benng avaaebto SCO 435 5593 K W E O D S R S D 8 P M P U P Y W B P W E D 1 Y B T G S N E P Y B T T Y 1 II M P W Y I z M I P K . ADOtCTIONS COUNSELOR Full time position Req Bachelor's degree m Human Svc* field and previous openence m addiction counseling Sal 418 22K and evceiienl ben­ efits contract The Sanford Budge 500 13 Hofy Sanlord FL 32771 Phone (407) 330 6771 eoe mttVY FT PT openvigs lev Cook. CNA. A Front Oekk CNA longwood Ret.remew vAege CM 767 0400 *«t 22 P7T BALES POSITION: LaAes apparel No eve* or Sun Appry at 212 E tu St Sanlord Hiring data entry A tmai produc bon tor maooa camrts operabon computer erp req d 327-1125 Mouse Oearung •Perfect JoCH low stress 2-5 dayVwk 47,hr Miles pd. car reqd 81* 5595 IM M E D IA T E H IR IN G FOR CREW ! •ff'i Fortp *!••«*• 4 Monday Usrch 15 1999 a oo it oo a m a 300 -7 0 0 P M Stop by tor a GUARANTEED N TERVIEW at your McOonakfl crew and hourly manager pos* (•wave apply at Lake Mary McDonalds* 4210 Lake Mary Blvd Mary. FL 12748 407 }7 -lll-))8 8 EOE Immediate Opening tor rarvtonai floor care positions on 3rd shJt 1 Opm6am m Lake Mary area Cal Phrfo O 942 8289 between Asm-4pm Installers! WILL TRAIN' Vencsi tends Bene»«*' Call 1407) S K 4700 tnauranca Worsers Ccvnpensaton Medtoai darns Eiamners GAB Robvis a national w su'anca sarvicat organuat«n ha* this immediate openng a•alarm vt ou Laae Mary Fla onre Pj*.bon requets a m nmgis of two years eiperenc# handling Worsers Compensa­ tion Ued«ai Ionly) cuvn hie* Base computer good organqa bcnal and strong customar tanrce ski** ara also requved FL state adjusters kcensa praWa o«er compel bve saiare* and a comprenensivt benefits package Quailed candidates a-e encouraged to FAX lend a resume to GAS Rob*n* N A Attn RMS Eiarrvner P O Boi 952619 Las* Mary FL 32795 FAX 407 805-0406 EOE M F ELV 4 0 7 -3 0 2 -5 3 3 4 We need experienced, skilled tradespeople. ASAPI Come work with the best crew in town. Start enjoying great pay. real benefit*, paid holidays & <? vacations. 40tK Toots A Reliable Transportation reqd 8 UkHLJ Irrigation Helper: Must have 2 yrs minimum erperience re*i dentiel Eiceiient pay 4 bene­ fit* Caff between 2 3pm only 904 774 9373 Irrigation laborer. FT. etpenence preferred Vacation pen sion Cal 327 8133 (T th e PERFECT JOB 'or you pad time afternoon, or evening 7 Would you k*e retail or assem bty work 7 Gy* u* a CA»" 647 8010 EOE. Never * Fee 1 TrM p s , In c . JOBS JOBS JOBS CORCSTAFF OPEN HOUSE TUES MARCH IS, S-11AM ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE FOR Mech*n«4i i t i r d i e i Sewing Machine Operators light Industrial E.V Povhon* Abend open house at 3644 So Orlando Or Sanford 330-7789 Alao seeking individual* with Adrmnialrafiv# and Accounting Eiperbte. Fai r##uma* lo 6*4COTS Nittofiwtd* seeking PT.FT med­ ical billers Up lo 35tCyr No medical erperience necessary PC requved 1 800 921 9939 Need Servers. FT 4 PT Apply O Flyers Wingt 4 Gnu 3689 Lake Emma Rd lake Mary 313 4656 Needed Now Entry level ware house driver Musi have valid FDL S6 50 *7/hr, based on erp 4 work nullity Heavy lilting reqd Can 8316767 lor appt PAINT PREP reeded Mint have tran»p to Sanford 3 4 week * of work $6 OO hr cash Stad now 4076396838 LA B O R E R S N E E D E D FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HCAITH IHSUtlANCt AHO tOIK PLAN* Drug bve workpiece Apply af P*0 Maier tbrve. Aftsmonl# Spring 2*0 4000 Plumber* Join a win“*nq team with all Iradc* Branq new office for Sanlord! All skill lerei* Immc* dvile work' Cal Now' (407) 30? 5334 Landscapers: Fu« le v erpet ence preferred vacation and pension Call 322 8133 Medical Assistant or Nursing Assistant lor MDs office 3 dayv week Apply lo 134 Be t lord Cl. Sanford . FL 32773 IMMEDIATE OPDiiNGS Order Puller: lake Mary area 48 50hr Long lerm temp Oita Entry: Longwood Mai hand area* To 44Tw Hgh production casual enwonments Recepflonltl: M u T 'r Orlando toealron* To 18 SOhr Temp end temp lo hue Profe»*ional demeanor and computer eipen­ ence required Immediate open­ ing* Administrative: Multiple Odando locations From 46hr* Computer Mersey prolessonal demeanor mufti tasSmg required Spe dairy placemen* available Free computer Irjvmvg1 U M f W t IK PAY ■ [ O f TO D A Y S S TA F FIN G ’ 407-48060*8 SAVE. EARN. LEARN. $50,000 Tor CnlkfP When you enlisl and become ehg«M tor a certain skill you could qua**/ lor me Montgomery G I B6 plus the Army College Fund Tnal means you could earn up lo 450 000 tor college duong a tour-ywar enlislmer# $65,000 In Stutli-nt U ian s Repaid HARMTODRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS noE m m m m : If you r# stuck with a student loan that I not *i default, to# A/my rrvght pay ft oft - up to 465 000' It you quaMy we 4 reuuce your d#tft by tr3rd to# •ach year you serve •$12,000 Cash Honusrs If you qualify and vobaifeef to serve m on# ot to# Army* top-pnonty occupational skins you CCkAd rvcarv# a cash berus of 147to 412.000* L e n in lo D n v n Trirctof T f n ilo rs N A TIO N A L TRUCK DRIVERSI school) ta J o b O p p o r t u n lt lB s I • 15 D*y CDL Training • Dsy A Wttktnd C lm at • Flnanctil Assistinc* • Carritrs Hiring On Slta F « J out mor# about Srnse and ofwr A/my banefns TuS ta your local Army raovder IrvLiy 8 8 8 -3 2 7 -2 7 6 9 „Truck Driver i institute NatiO'iiliir Atfirtltlrrt VA K I I A H t l S AtitiHivrd V»**1 o u t tSTtb i h « rww iruchMtioet com 1 8 0 0 -4 8 0 7364 ARMY Bt ALL 1DU CAN VC. 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 WWW goafmy com H e lp w a n t e d WebSite Sales People needed immediately. 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Quick, Accurate, Year Round J Cut 1400-M-TAXES Initial Consultation I T S N O T T O O L AT E* L I S T Y O U I I TAX PREP BU S IN ES S W ITH US u 13 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Sunshine Slatting under con­ tract wth the Seminote County Public School* ha* .mmed.are Full 6 Pad time povtum* avail able for food *ennce 4 cuttodiat Apply at our new location 295 Waymont Cl »t05 in Lake Mary or Call 323-0*40 tor de­ tail* Requirement* include FDLE-FBI background check* & Drug Testing EOE.OFWP AT HOME PROFESSIONALS 11 500 43000 mo potant-al Na tonal Co, Rapd Erpan%<on Work bom home 407 977-5845 _ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Any American director who says he hasn't been influenced by Hitchcock ie out ol his mind.' — John Frankenheimer (C) 1M9 by fiTA. inc Grad* Operation 7 Foreman F T erp preterred COL reqd vacatvyi and pennon. 322 8 133 ATTENTION CONSTRUCTION WORKERS (S 5 2 ) 343-7B87 K E N R K Medical Recapfionitt. 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Quick management advancernem op­ portunities CM lor interview 0 16T7-TT7-TM2. Banquet Server* needed ASAP, on call, lop pay, some n p needed. Call Alan or Judy O 301-1939 MO Data Entry Clark: P7T must know Windows 95 A Microsoft Offee Must bo a proficient typKt A adny i to In* detaJs Cap­ able ot handling mufti line phones with dispatching Non smoker Caff between 2-3pm only 904 774 9373 71—H e ip W anted 71—HELr Wanted W E N EED YO U I ATTENTION WORK FROM HOME Earn an Eviri 4500 11500mo PT SI 000 44 SOOmo FT I 688 S I ! -0971 wwwwttbqcom J O B S JO B S JO B S M J W B Construction Claanar open enced. transportation a must. 407-339 178t leave message 322-2611 TOPLACEYOURAD Electric tent Aaal. Mgr - FT tor mm storage Benefits vacation, bonus mcentrve* A/R. KV. tossing coluclions. computer home type maintenance Eip deseed W J tram right person Apply 2403 N O B T . Orlando. M F 1-*pm Institutional cooking sip req. FFMC a ptua PT a m shift, aeproa 23hr week 47 OOhr Contact OJaft. mon Fn, batween 9am 11pm at 9407) 336 1990 bob m td Y •w R S Commercial landscape co looking lor F T P T ftoi hrs esti­ mator. plant material purchaser A some office duties Send resame to REW Landscape PO Bor 941484. Lake Mary. FL 32795 or cal 328 9425 Come |OVi our brand new San­ lord ofhce and start working vnmeckeiey CM Now' (407) 101 5334_________________________ i tiring I * OFFICE CLERK ' ADMIN ASST * CREDIT MGR Where yog get the job that you want A S A P NO FEE' CALLII6O6061 BID MONEY WORKING AT HOME! Lei u* show you how. CAll 844-723-7880 JO B DOM E! Car Dataller; 4400 neek Need buck Equipment supplied Call 407 482 2539 DOMINO S PIZ2A 55—Business IN T N I CIRCUIT CO URT OF T N I 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR •(M M O L * CO UN TT. FLORIDA Q IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOl •• SS CA 14 K COLONIAL MORTOAOE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS OEOROE L PRICE r r al M F4N D ANTM ! HOTICS OF ACTION CONCTRUCTIVR 4SRVICS TO OEOROE L PRICE UNKNWON SPOUSE OF OEOROE L PRICE whose ratidanca It unanoam ,f ha/ahaJthay ba tiemg and d he/she/they ba da ad. tha unknown dalandanta who may ba spouses, hairy devisee* orantaaa. aatignaaa Lanora. c rad,lora. Irualaaa. and atl partiaa claiming an inlaraal by. through. uncUt or againaf lha Oafandanlt who ara no I known to ba daad of stive. and all paniaa having or claiming lo hava any right. Iitla or inlaraal In tha proparty daacribad in tha mortgaga baing foreclosed tiara in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action lo foracloaa ■ mortgaga on tha following proparty LOT 41. HERONWOOD AT CARILLON. ACCOROlNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 4t. PAOES S4. SS. 94 ANO ST OF THE PUDUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA haa baan Mad agalnat you and you ara required to aarva a copy ol your wrllton dclanaaa. d any. to It on DAVID J STERN. CSO Pla.nhd a attorney. whoaa addraaa ia (91 • Umvaraity Onva *409. Plantation. FL 34)34 (no lalar than 40 daya Irorn lha data ol tha fital publi­ cation ot thia nolica ol action) and lila tha original with tha dark of Ihia court allhar balora aarvica on Plalntilfa attornay or Immadlalaly tharaaftar. otherwraa a default wiA ba antarad againal you tot tha tallal Uamandad in tha complaint or palllion Mad haraln WITNESS my hand and lha aoal ol Ihia Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida. Ihia lOlhday ot MARCH. ISSS (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Rulh King DEPUTY CLERK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, paraona with disabllitiaa naadmg a special accomo­ dation ahould conlacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, at lha SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouaa at 407-314-4340 1■400-944-4771 (TOD) or 1-800-9*4-8770. via Florida Ralay (entice LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN •Cl S UNIVERSITY DRIVE CUITE 400 PLANTATION. FL 04024 98-33SI8ICOI) Publiah. March 14. 21. 1999 OCA-114 71—H elp Wanted 13— H e a l t h Sl B e a u t y 1X3 R U N S 3 T IM E S S -4 C A W EEK FOR O n i* 1 3 • Great Benefits • Paid Vacation • Health Insurance • 401K Plan • Generous Incentives Package **» f * y *** We need a self-starter with lop-noteh customer service skills, telemarketing experience, computer knowledge and superb organizational skills. If this sounds like you, Call Kellie @ (407) 322-2611 for an appointm ent �L CO ■ Seminole Herald. SanlooJ. Florida Sunday. March 14. 1999 Cr S e m in o le H e ra ld 322-2611 or Toll free from Orlando S31-9993 You can fix your ad lo 407-323-9408 300 N. French Ave., Sanford 32771 •P. O. Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our office la open fo aerve you Monday through Friday. 8 am •5 pm . 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 DEADLINES: For Tuesday'* edition, the deadline Is Monday at noon For Wednesday* edition, the deadline la Tuesday at noon For Thursday's edition, the deadline la Wednesday at noon For Friday's edition, the deadline Is Thursday at noon For the weekend edition, the deadline Is Friday at noon Homo Health Care Elderly Caro Health & Beauty For Sale Cemotory Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals Healthcare Lost A Found Speoal Notices Nursery & Child Care We>ght Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services BEHS3H 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages CLASSIFIED 322-2611 also wiS take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish lo be Med can make arrangements at the dme the* ad is placed PWse keep in mtod •da in the Pereonals (dass. 21). Business Opportunist Idas*. S5) A Oarage Sales (217) require payment to advance. In thft t v t nt you need *° change vour 8d; II you need to change your ed while rt it running, please give us » call and we wil make (he change for the next available nation. Please eheckyoui<ed on the first day ol publication II you hod an error, please can us Immedalely and we wil correct die error tor me next publication We are responsible for the ^Brst Insertion only and orty for Ihe cosl of me firsl insertion y M il EM PLOYM ENT 117 Commercial Ronlals 118 Office Space For Ronl 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Ron! 125 Loaso To Own 127 Siorage.Olfico For Rent 67 Career Consultants 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted REAL E S TA TE R EN TA LS 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommato Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments •Furnished 99 Apartments - Unhimished tOO Condomtryjm Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duplea/Tnptex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehouse.'Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 221 Good Thing! to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Mlscelaneous 229 Auctions MERCHANDISE 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out ol State Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Homo Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Salo 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreago Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Warned 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 181 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 183 Television A Storeo/Radio 185 Computer! For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Offico Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 231 Care For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec. Vehtcfes/Campers For Sale 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pots A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 AnbqueCoSacttWa* 215 Boats & Accessories 217 Oarage Sales 219 Wantod lo Buy 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Remodeling 254 Air ConcHoning 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Ropatr 257 Auto Elect. Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 282 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic TVe 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 Drywal 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hailing 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A R ep* 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 264 Lakefronl Clearing 265 Landscaping 286 tawdry Services 287 Lawn Sendees 288 Logal Services 269 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 04. Lube A Filter 294 Painling 295 Papec Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 Piano/Of'- .Tuning 299 Plumbir „ 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Sxkng 305 Small Business 308 Stained Glass 307 Swtmmng Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Tranaportaton 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radto 314 Upholstery 318 Weidtog A Sheet Metal 318 Wei Dolling 319 Window Washing A Ttolng KIT ’N‘ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wrighl Guardian Commerce Center - R E TA IL SH O W R O O M W ITH W A R EH O U SE AH O O F F IC E . W ILL D IV ID E . F R IM E 441 LO C A TIO N W IT H E A S T A C C ES S N O R TH A S O U TH 7803 N O B T, Suite 3 O rlando, F L 32810-2682 (4 0 7 ) 6 3 0 -3 4 5 0 - L a n d lo r d § (4 0 7 ) 5 7 8 -2 5 0 0 - 8 I f M g r . 8 71— H elp W a n t e d IM M EDIATE HIRING FOR C R EW I SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT •era money IWv£*i nomt i op|)orluntfy Vfcod a* TempJabe ahwa permanent Jobe TC Monday. March IS. 1999 8 00 - It 00 AM A 3 0 0 -7 0 0 PM Stubbti, who Ihras with J. Ptstoottor of Dooaithoch, Bavaria, Qarmany, lihaa Is travsl by car, ____ much to Itw concam of bar humans. Ufhanmr tba ham > a car cUrtlitf, aha lamps oaths 2 root and clln|t Ultra until / • tha drivar haara har f ^ r> WTfER- Stop by tor • GUARANTEED IN­ TERVIEW al your McDonalds craw and hourly manager post- ( M A N YTO U em c a l l mowti Advertise your yard sale In Ibe Srmlaule N rrsM for only f .31/prr line. Call by Mean an Tuesday ami your 6-Uiw ad ran run r^rtArre days in tbr MrraM for enly 88.18! (407) 322-2044 Programmer Dover Trainee L P N Pertame Rome Trainee Clerical Tranee SMAT(V19-M0) 0-4W sail HWV1741 c A ia c L s a m v COMMUNITYUMTIO Secretary: knowledge ol con­ structun odea management. M e g . computer. Santoro area Resume to PO. Box 95 Sentord, FL 32772. 0*ud»f«7) IPOWJAtAK 69/mm Ladiws Call FUEI (407) 786-TALK* Restaurant Help: Immediate opening* FT/PT, Eapd onty. Rets. reqd. Cal 3Q2-0S99 C redit Card Billing 1-8 0 0 -C IT Y -F U N e i t i u U MSA, POSITIONOPENFOR: 71— H elp W a n t e d Outstanding Sum m er Job Opportunities exist now at ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE PBX OPERATOR tuS-rime (Mon-Fri) 2nd ehto (3 30 p m •11 30 pm ) opportunity taxa PBX operatoritteneei >ut We require a high attoool dtptomwOEO and beeie WMpuMWMrtcal M e . Previous e^ertence w*i mmme phone* it prMenod- We oUer eecesen beneWi end pay 7.8tWw PiMwe apply In person 4| South Seminole Hoeprui. Orlando/Sanford Airport. For Uafloo*itm p r p r V " »IX 1 T/i entIh call W " Kell« 1 M r -* -VS al VI I W Ij O IL A N D O REGIONAL SOUTH SEMINOLE T 322-2C11 or mail resume to: S e m in o le Human Retouroee, S JIS m S T T M 04 ortM(407) 787-08M Psopls-psraon with integrityand antfuisiatmnaadad to cal on account* for too Sominoti Horold. This 8 an "outsido* position withtaco-to-toco salts. Pravtous ad salts raqubad. IS H e r a ld F.O. Bu 1N7 • laatord, FLS2771 Get in on all the growth! D ynA ir Services, Inc. Is experiencing phenomenal growth in our second year Dollar Rant A Car of operations. N o w is a perfect opportunity to get involved In the dynamic com­ mercial aviation industry. W e are currently accepting applications for part-time Ramp Services and part-time Aircraft Cleaners positions. Applicants m ust w ork a flexible schedule, understand som e English, pass a drug screening, complete a ten year work/school history. For those interested in Ramp Services positions you must possess a valid Horida driver's license and be able to lift up to 75 pounds on a consistent basis. W e O ffe r: at tha Sanford Airport + NEW H IG H E R S T A R T IN G W A G E S ha* put time opening* for Service Agent* and Cum m er Service Hep*. Apptykifmwon 9-5 p.m. Tuaaday thru Saturday at: j Dollar Reet ACar 1 Mant be I • yean of u e and have a valid FL. driven Uceme. Smotc/drag he* wutpiacc. ED $ 6.50 p e r h o u r fo r Hemp Services $ 6.00 p e r h o u r for A ircraft Cleaner* *)■ Free Uniform s •f Free Parking , AieEe* + Learn valuable job skMt Convenient Spacious Affordable ^ Opportunities for advancement For more information please stop by our . administrative office Monday through Friday from 10 A.M. until 3 P.M. and fill out an application, or call 322-3693." DynAir Services, Inc. ' Sanfon Don’t let these opportuWMrn fly Country Style City . Llvlngr O n ifc w m * in person • Bpacfcm* Apartments with Urge Qoaeu • Lake Front • Volleyball * Sparkling fool • Tennis Courts ± sssm m Country Lake Apartments 1714 IMgiwssd Ats., i snisid • 3SO-5 I �71— H elp W a n t e d Tiic h a r Alda A 2 Vaar old Taachar. Eminence preferred Please cal 407-326-9333 Temporary work at Sammole Town Center lor the Easter Pho­ to Promotion Helpers S bunreel, must be over 16 Ceil 1600-265-6763 ROSELEAVILLAS In apaclal, 2/1 tit Uo. Id. Rent RenffIf Vf. 330-6633 Of 296-3300 103— H U Mrg lor M S 18 Steel Manul Co in NW On Good Benefits GF/W/f* 299-1502 38R 2BA CHA. 2 car garage, SantorWLaka Mary iry area $750/ mo. 1700 deposit 374-3974 Caregiver hskpr Good FT. NS. Depen. R e ft. now live out 321-3603 Ava* o c ia ic s n f u r n is iie d WELDERS/WELDER'S HELPERS 73— E m plo y m en t W a n t t ii I r i rirchhoff ch ouses- $500 D O W N -W H Y RENT? When you can own this 3 bdrm home ml O H A. new paint A car­ pet? Aak about HUD home*! The HJMman Group, Inc. Realtor*----------- .131 -6333 n.toi fritnn rjT.ni tin mo ww norm Loae weight and earn a great in­ come MVpail sm* Ira tun t easy I W U H I H 104 6aka Cl. beautiful <999 tq ft California style 2 story, poof, tennis ct amenities Re ducedto 1123.000 321-106$ 323*8670 Wanted! Serious people to lose weight Dr approved. 1$ back guarantee Earn 150036000 PT/ FT 600-3550117 Loae weight end earn a great in­ come luTpart wna Ira fun S easy *04 771-0011 141— H o m es F o r S ale UWE ADA t eonu (470VO 1 BOOM . 14*0VO Afro UP _______ 600-620-6761_______ Work From Home ^t022^J£i4120or^54505^ MARINER'S VILLAGE VINOM O: L a n persons dream Few noun • Good $ Price to tea Free Brochure Mig for M S /S Sleek Manut Co w NW Orl Good Benefit* GF1W.P 2991592______________ a MOVE IN SPECIALtl 400 »q ft S up' $265 A MONTH Office- 1BR OARAGE APT, quiet area, rest a* a pm. no smoker*, no pets, $450 mo Jemigan Properl« t . 330-3255 Trensportition Co. needs i t tistant in Salaty Dept Must have knowledge of driver Met S driver logst. 600-991-1 -9940 WELDERS/WELD-“ ER'S HELPERS 118— O ffice S pace F o r R ent 99— A pa r tm en ts U n f u r n is h e d •oao KOafT Pm m v* ta HO 000 hvaUrew u nati«w citw « Ivy* kaa* ua*tree me . *•**«• usui it m o t I. OkAaci .trot up Waterfront 3/3. on canal to ski lake, pool on 1/2 ac $112,900 4/1.!,Ovw 1.600 sq ft. BvtSrV lam. trpfc, tried. 663.600 LK Mary Custom BLT 5 bad. 2 5 b e . Uv, Dm. Fern, acr poof. 2c gar on 2/3 acre $249,600 Sanford In Country 3 bdrm house • 1600/mo S SeOCVOap 1 bdrm apt • $42S/mo 6 $425/ dap Cel 326-0063 t mfQfd/Wuudbifti • btiutiful 3/ 2. landed yard, on quiet cei-desec m eiac subdivision aval end March $845/mo 774-7071 3/1 with office AMom#» n-tow Good area $750 1/1 $375 3214757 4 BR. pool, iirtptace. lancad hug* lot. greal area, only $93 500 332 9695 (Realtor) Sen lord Condo •Furnished Eryoy the fieodom of condo in mg like newt Large 2 bedroom. 2 bathroom, screened porch Oated Aaaigned parking, plus storage uref Pool ana clubhouse Overlooks lake and fountain New pant and carpel End und Pm* Ridge 152.500 (407) 661-9667________________ S T fe W R O W RENTALS Meytair Area 2/11 OupkM. W/ 0 Hook Up. CHA ISSOitSOO Martk Lake VWaga 3/2 condo «/ krepfae*. comm poof, taka, W/D hook up. NICE UrA/IASO Leka Mary 1/2. 2 story, wood *ri deck overlooks pond coun­ try hmg. soackius 66T1/|6$0 Santord 4/2 W/ Lg Comer Lot Out trie Storage Shed. Comptototy RemodNed $710/1710 Commercial Space 900 Sq Ft. 2 Offices tod Recaption Area Alarm System— .._$42S/$4}$ 2 Warehouse Beys 1600 Square Feel U001M 0 181— A p p l ia n c e s II* TV $40 . Oraiatr w/ mirror $20. Wadding Drta*. georgeOut $75 323-9211 Jo Ann Bade: Orthopedic turn mattress sets, Syr warranty. Twin $75. tut' $105 queen $125. king $175 Never used 407-668-9376 2 camatary lota >n Oakiawn Cemetary on 46A Call Oamd Jackson tt 613 287 0505 36' Wood Lath* A 4 1 6' Jointer With attachments $100 each 407-123-6360 Brand new black simulated Leather Love Seal. $50 00 Can 322-4525. Santord Bunk Bad*: Red tubular with boards S mattresses Like newt 1175. OBO 604-0500 Day Bed: white iron. Victorian style, 2 twin orthopedic mat­ tresses. trundle New In boi $275 407466-9376 Furniture 6 Appliances: Washers i dryers $50 A up solas $49 6 up. chavs $25 8 up Dmeties $39 A up. beddmg sets $50 6 up 125 CRI5 (Up sale Rd 6 Hwy 46) Santord 407-302-4104________________ GETTING MARRIED MUST SELL vanity of furniture and prices Couches, love seats colfee 6 end tables queen bed room set. tempt, used was to was carpeting, oven, reckner. and more'" Gal 321 6612 Antique 2 handed scythe in good condition Only $30 00 Please can 332-0167 Church looking tor land to build a sanctuary and homeless shelters possible owner financ­ ing 5 .acres m the Sanford area Orawtlt* trailer hitch lor 96 Old i motn'e Ciero Rated at 3500tb* $50 00 323 5732 _ Printer: Brothers ML630 B.W , $60 00 Can 322 5664 MATTRESS SALE • FuN sue used bo« springs t mattress $65 00 Larrys Man 322 4132 205— H eavy M a c h in ery 14 Continental: 1 owner seeing i<gnatvire senes *dr. loaded vttour interior ay, w »» wheels, cruise, tut. power etc Very, very. Clean Very dependable Asking only $2,150 Consider el kings ot trades < cash 330 1093 66 Nltaan Stance 4 cyt auto P S . Hate* $650 0 6 0 323 5499 B uy (407) 322-2485 114— r u c k / B u s es /Va n s 153— A c rea g e L o t Fo r S ale W a r e iio u s e /R e n t a l S ale S pace office Laea* Near Semmoto Town Center 1-4 A Rl 46 metud 6000 3000. A 2300 tq ft . Cal Doug 221— G o o n T h in g s E at Muri 1*00-2690971 Skill Good tor car tot or odtar Greal location, • car garaga. 3 offices lanced property A a* concrete For more mfo. cel the* 695 1449 LA k W R O N T LOT •Bern* Like Loch Arborprivate 90000 $75 000 L A M FRONT LO T Stone is­ land. Lake Monroe. Reduced, ttow 174 600 VACANT LO T Loch Arbor 132.000 to pnv wooded L A M MARY LOTS Woodad 125 000 Jem igan 111.000 117— C o m m e r c ia l R enta Ls luUBIMIWVP FTlPpiPirTp 1W fTCNWa WYNNEWOOO-Santord Adore O . Wooded kX For to 16 Plymouth Voyager: Short van, 1 owner. 4 cyt . auk), cold ar. stereo labne mlerror very very economical 6 dependable Asking only $2,150 Consider el knot at trades • cash 330 ’ 093 W A N TE D Meriwether Farm* Oranges A rad grapakue 3461 Celery Ave. Serdord CARS, TRUCKS A VANS Any year make or model Witt pay lop dollar' a month! l o x e n t y W 30.00 m m __________ (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 275-DRY WALL DRYWALL'STUCCO Repevt ADVANCE TECTONICS Addltlont-Home* AddittoetCommerciel 121-6464 CGC001SS6 2 5 6 -A r r i ia n c e R BARRY S APPLIANCES Pad* Sato* Service NewVted Since 1672 323-7010 98— R entals HS *Chrts&an family looking to or teesa m Santord or lake Mary area, doubt* car garage, mground swvrvning pool, please CiS 774-4347 P«le 276-E l ic t r ic a l 285-L a n d s c a p in g HERITAGE ELECTRIC ALL YOUR SERVICE NEEDS LIC. EROOt 1823 407-327 3246 K A O Nuraary Tie* work, mulching. *od work A landicaping Free Euvnate*' Kevin 407-121-633A Irrigation-Repairs 287-L aw n S ervices Lawn and Lota mow*d. Lor* of under brushing and clean up* 323-7160 or Bp 213 5664 2 7 9 -H a ir S alo n s 2 6 3 -C a r p e n t r y F A N T A S TIC SAM S Wad . Man*' day •S7.6S Th •Woman*’ day •$6.*5 Wal-Mart Ptaaa • 323-604$ 2 6 4 -C a r plt L I n sta lla tio n s 280- H o m e I m p r o v em en ts CARPET INSTALLATION Raley*. >*tlr«tcti A repair Can 6614341 CHARLES O. (Dan) MILLER Bukder C8COS7265 Re*/ Comm, remodel adttton*. repair MC VISA 407-320-1741 j_________ C e n t e r s HANOTMAN-concrete dry wak. remod*kng, custom hom* paintrg . ritenor *(|*nor 282-7069 269-CLLANING SCRVICES DAVID M Y CONSTRUCTION Lte. COCOST*34 120-7702 Sim Ctoan Maid Sarvtc* 407-321 -6 712 Taylor Prof. Cleaning Service 302*5794 e 294-P a in t in g Larry1* Painting ipeoair>ng n repaint* tree estimate*. Call: 664-4025, Office 320-7136 3 0 0 -P ressure _______C lea n in g _______ DUN RtTE Flaa/Comm Fre* **t Uc/ln*. Ma)or card* accepted. 321-4122 'PRESSURE-Stoem Washing Deck* *Walk* • Drrvewayt STEAM FACTORY 324-7666 301-R o o f in g S-qi|v>t ynur lucol Ret/Comm Family owned oper Fire •*)/LiCln*Bond*<J 407-174-4461 - to J b d rF . TOTAL PREP Clean up*, pressure d .hauling lawn care 407.302-7718 Lipin* YATES ROOFING tine* 1621* Church A Sr. Dfac. 3rd. Gen. Lie. *RC0032660. 322-1446 On# Tim# or Weekly Ctoarmg t S | jg g town Santord Two *q R OfAce space unet nr Ron JanSgan. 330-1255 e p a ir landtcapmg Fatt Sereice Guaranteed (407) 322 300t Lie. ER0002676/Ov*r IS Yrt. CARPENTER. Al repaut panting A ce»arrec t«e Richard Qros* 321-5972 Fun Friendly Emrironmenf. 24 hr Day Car*. Fill A Part Time CPR certtied 665-0*61/K*lli 2B1-Irrigation & _________ R Wak ACeiling Tenure* Matched I paint Popcorn! 322-6336 (Lfcdnad) NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICK a ELECTRIC 407-331-6731 e p a ir pro p erties, inc. Once space, i960 a jR . 1496-36 ft. n T lcTn tlide Centret Air. onmg. W O like new. St5.700 Call 407 944 6466 r.Tivif t* Call the Classiricd D cparlm rnl at: Ifc Cad Geoff Bedirw 223— M iscella n eo u s 1696-36 ft travel traitor. 10 ft tlide. CHA, onmg W-0. rvt, $17000 OBO ph 407 390 9756 Im sIncsH o r services Advertise your huslncs r\CA 268-C h il d C are 23 S— T 243— T ra ilers F or S ale SERVICE DIRECTORY 231—C ars For SAir *6 Isurl Rodeo while 41. 5 tpd. 7.000 m l, Assume tease, no money down. 3490636 to WANTED: Ybur Vehicle For Sato Ad Here' Call 322-2611 Classitied to piece your ad 74 Chevy P/U 350350 205 33 super twamperi $1200 OOO 323-5499 NEW REMODEL REPAIR Door* window*, carper.try MSfig. deck* A concrete 323 4832 S G Baknt C8C19660 215— B o a ts & A c c e sso r ie s 219— W a n t e d CRATE ENGINE 96 Good V/rencn 350, Slrong. grv# it a tpm Install available 322* 6336. 2 53-A d d it io n s & R e m o d e l in g Preaa Irak#: Niagra Meehan, cal 11 ga. X ID capacity $12K OHO Mutt see'299 1592 Eves 407466-7769 CASH $$$ PAID* For Junk Cars Trucks AMise' VEEP M/EthCA BEAUTIRA322 $MO WOLFF TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE CommeroalTlome units tram $199 00 * tow Monthly Payments Free Color Catalog Cai t o d a y t eoo-7tt-oisa 77 Harley Sportster cammed up motor, lots ot chrome and gold, double disk springer front end. bike it beautiful, $7000 0 6 0 . C al 323 5499 BOATDETAILING Interior/ Eitertor 23s — V e h ic l e s W a n ted T kuck/B uses/Vans For S ale SECURITY BARS A DOORS S5/*q ft Oflenng keyless push button lire release 324-3166 GREEN BRUR: 1173 Sq ft. 37 apM plan Gourmet U t, $105K DoVJemigan Prop. 323-3165 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 97— A pa r tm en ts < F u r n is h e d B9 1.0 16 valve Honda Prelude motor with automatic transmitsion s $500 Can 416-1709 BED: QUEEN SIZE, black wrought iron canopy and prerrenum orthopedic set Never used. stiN boned. C od $1200 Sell $325 Call $73-7316 Budmg waimg. pmttrpmg da eating tbergtass A gafeoat ra­ ps* to yrt tip C*« lor our *•pad sve Days 407-321-1419. JIM DOYLE 235— F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e a t . , i'.. i. i Sanford. 5/3 with teen suit*. CHA. fenced comer, established neighborhood, reduced $62000 Sanford: 37. new AC. LR FR. DR. Like new $1S00 down. lietVmo 766-7022 Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 14. 1999 ■ 7 B 223—MlSCtt.l ANEOUS & iliey ere the hrrul |4 yngr cnrornunly. Service Directory Line Ad Specials $30 per month...... 3 llnet/3 months $40 per month...... 4 lines/3 months $50 per month...... 5 lines/3 months C l a s s ifie d (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 bays. 407-6344442 Egret's Landing Recreation Area fOOO* aq ft. A/C. pnvata rest­ room SASOima. 3224166 features an INTERACTIVE r o o t SYSTEM uith uaterfails, spouts, and sprays. Guardian Commerce | NOW AVAILABLE I 1 3 7 7 S q . F t. ■ O ff l o t / W a re h o u s e 7B03 NOM T. Bulk* 3 Orlando, F L 32910-2003 IT) 839-34BO - Landlord 675-2500 . Slid Mgr ACR0 8 8 Answer 41 1 Platform 7 Official proclamation 12 in good Roaonkavaliar" 42 Arbitrary aBMrtlon 44 8out, lo SuxattB □ □ □ □ □ □ 11 Aoecrcf 0 r t,f « § £ □ □ □ 15 Small 43 Olivo Oyl’a M t H i a la a t le prig a ria 48 Total 14 Scholastic lova 1ft Stadium chaor Mora 17 **—, humbug!" 51 Thomas work I t Obaorva 55 Allied 21 Baaoballar 58 Liquefied by Marta 23 Had or WhHa 57 Observer 28 Edison's 58 Agnes middle nam# iln d hTalftU irt M OnOffV 28 Exclamation of annoyanco 29 Adhorant of: DOWN BUfflX 30 Bsthdsy caka? 31 Sports figurt 33 Pitching style 38 District 37 Compass p i 38 Body. Hsanan □ □ □ □ □ □ s m s o m n nranann □ □ □ nnnn □□□ nsna nnna nnnnmn □□□ amn rann rann annnnn nrana nnnn cihh nnnn rann nnn mnn □nanmn ramnnnra nnnmran nnrarann □□□□ram nmnnran n a n m a n □ □ □ 1 Fldo’e offspring 2 Sugary suffix 3 Mom's mate 4 Construction 40 VP's superior STUMPED? C « l lor A n s w w i • W v4one « Rotvy Phenes 66e per m ireie01 -8 0 0 0 5 0 4 5 0 0 a x t co d e 100 Home F or S ale 2420 Orange Ave. Sanford Meed tow U fi « !» • ” 30 yr. loan 7%lbtad APR 7.10% parsons 11. Chemical suffix 13 Cheerful 18 dave lip to 19 P lus Imp 20 Escapee 22 Recording artiste' award 23 Mountain 24 Think well of 28 Army command 27 Orangutan or gorilla 32 Onoe around the track E Newly Remodeled Three Bedroom, With Porch, Central Air, Range And Refrigerator, fours flor 34 Measurer kM T 35 Wandered 30 Take for grantad 43------- a limb 45 Ballet leap 47 Aspic shaper 48 Play on words 49 Yoko — 50 Mine "3 Turn the pegetabbr. Ending for cash anthology •V. irr. ngineered Homes makes better use of internal space, adds architectural feature* normally found in more expensive homes and combines better materials and superior design in ways tiu t deliver a better value. Better engineering builds a better home. But we also build a better life in our communities. Egret's Landing is a gated community. There’s a huge play­ ground for kids. Our Interactive Pool System has to be seen to be believed. Egret'* Landing delivers an entire community at an incredible price. Start with our Crystal Collection for value or, move up to our Designer Scries and get extras like a Built-in Entertainm ent Center, St. Augustine Sod, Sprinkler System, W hirlpool W adier and Dryer, Whirlpool 21 cu. ft. Refrigerator and m orel You must sec Egret'* Landing! You get a better built home, with better value, in a better location (Lake Mary), and you’ll live a better life.... W hat could be better? fo r Month ft P** CmUTtS— lfY o * Cmm Qmmtffy For TkU (407) 786-8800 EGRET'S L A N D IN G A T LAKE M ART Shop Ssmlnois Herald's ClatsHleds Everyday! fm cSO uB lm . f t OOCAOIW7I Brekn PsnktfMtoi Wdreael 3,4 & 5 bedroom hom o with excellent schools and convenient shopping ncatby. M to Lake Mary Blid., Etui to Country Club Kd., Left to Crystal Lake Kd., Right turn, proceed bl/2 miles, community on Tight. 3 0 2 - 7 0 0 5 Better Engineering Builds A Better Home �•B •Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday, March 14, 1999 Comics FRANK AND ER N EST Ifcir pirrv 1 HvwThdrKl hUcrj&dxKiH seifTth, nircrssrstia 1N!d tilO -M e X WISH X COULO S IN K M Y p u r r / >15 m o u l a u x (k d .s h J L h b u titfil fiM t M sunset: If onlf.*& fi / ' / i f £/ans whin I k wfH\ a. ortip W t m iA M iM M V U /4$ X 5IN* M Y 0W V55. h e m et* titJtyts/r'fc « b y H o w l* S c h n e id e r SO IS \M 67UCRW M A" acwtumfejMA'viV W O*NO' S fC C A U E D IT O FF ... 0MH6CN W G fcJM T KW QJ [ RWMtt KHUV r — W J ' CB/ . mtdMittAvcrivswN t r « w w : w iw 9 w tt w p GN SJKCTHW W W W M 5 OJTWbKIpmoUNP .. y ti ------------vum m sY cw HU W M ri) QfACTiOM JL NUkl’ / M C W W W W W t *04W M& P M / r»a kuo onui -VMLVCM V0W-WT.T16WT* F1TTH6 « m RWUUWG THBRwimuous.'fCT W t O fWISKM J -A M ITSM lN M ir..« M .« SN t. s --- VI— W M O C A lL C O h£CK, RCQPf 5T5 YOUR MQF, ANNi C ... »■u■ - ,------ s TELL YOUR FRIENDS THEY C A N T BUILD A NEST ON MY PTTCHER'5 MOUND.. /W HY DO I HC p ip m HAvf r&o TUfiDUSH A l t 7V/tf/ AO . AM,'... u*~.Lcre TAK5A rrs c o t t ' po w ith LOOK A J _ TH* SWOBOt |--------- ■M5 7 » A r B f O n T r / f -J ...H5 JUW HAP v MY-Aur-rHMf*/ ...AHHlC tUP6 ALL THCM'SHOWtrV RIGHT, PH. H I , 6 0 s w T w LOOK v w t - A LW A YS il \ FEEL LIK E AN I /• M V O U TSID ER ? y LOOK! CAMPFIRE ASHES! SEE IF THEY’RE STILL WARM! 9W |& W RK8i HOROSCOPES Sunday, March 14,1990 There could be tome mafor change* In your phSosophy and outtook In the com­ ing year that m l have a beneficial affect on a l of your affair*. Thia new poaitive (fraction m l bring you much aucoaaa. m e e t (Feb. M March SO) A low esti­ mation ol youiseV today may cauae you TVE.SC|D(lceWF6^DW! W to E V E E X T H lN C j ___ T H fc fC O D k J X iV E D ^ C D L D K H D T V iT lD own sal-prophecy. Concentrate on your positive allrlbutas and act those out mstaadf Place*, treat yourself to a birth­ day gift. Sand the required refund form and for your Astro-Graph promotion* tor the year ahead by mailing *2 and selfaddressed stamped envelope to AstroQraph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Bos 1756. Murray HR Station. New York, NY 10156. Be sure to state your Zodtoc sign. A M U (March SI-April I I ) Be open and upfront with all those you encounter today. This is especially Important if you're cutting a deal wdh anyone lor toe agreement to withstand the last of time. TAURUS (AprM 20-Mey SO) It there isn't harmony of purpose, It Isn't likaly that AND BO FAR ALL X V f SVEN IB MUD, OAftSAM, BUREAUCRACY, BTUFIPITY INEFFICIENCY MEAHNKA AND BfLFIBM NM B •k®p» w (f) I AD w «r i t \\) oum yip {U BCORWO (O a t SM Iev. SS) The aouroa v w tv ® w * o^mrrmrm success or (allure (or you today. II N •lama out of sptle, nothing good can true whether you're Involved In a loam ■port or aimply working aide by aide wtVt your mala. OKMINI (M ay tf> Jun e SO) Whan It come* to doling out reaponaMMa* and taaka today, much to your ahock and Memay. you could ckacover l al atopa with jrvU I yOU l l i n irywiy lO p i l l in i DUCK. come el A SAOITTAMUB (Nmr. SSOaa. S I) Tty not to make Me tougher on youraeV than N actuary already la. Mnoa Me only kind M probtama you mlghl encounter today are tooee you bring onto youraaf. r i r m -m . ------------ . ... g iy y j ^ CANCCB (June tt-duty t> ) ft la quite T T fff? « fookah to atlemot to buck unnMnnNita pf0'n“ *’®' eepedatty ll you make any odd. going Into anything today. D onl »r taka a chance on anything you canT fu6y 7 yw reeourea*. maintain or control. A Q U A R IU S (J a n . Ift-Fe b . I t ) Be La piece deresistance To end the week, a wonderful Utrust and parry from a d a is I gave In Hobe Sound, Fla., last (all on suit-prefer­ ence signals. East might have used the Unusual No-trump, overcalling two no-trump to ‘ iw at least 5-1 In the red suits (the show lowest unhid suits). This has the ad­ vantage of getting both suits Into Uw auction Immediately. However, if the opponents win the auction, Uw extra information will probably be more valuable to the declarer. West attacks with the heart to. I had intended for East to cash two heart tricks before leading the heart eight, his lowest card being a suit-prefer­ ence signal for dubs. A dub return nt trick four administers the lethal ruff. At most tables, It went exactly like that. At a couple, though, the Wests weren't watching the spots closely enough. T o them, the heart eight looked high, not low. (Yes, every lower heart had already bean played, but some players — not you! — Just don’t oi four nxxfvaDonM PHILLIP ALDER contract make. At the table In the spotlight. Corky Cathead, the declarer, realized what was about to happen. (Thia la a draw­ back of the teaching situatioa; the players know what to expect la the deals.) So, under the hand aca at trfck two, she dropped her queenl Now when Martha Ford, East, continued with the head eight, it was a winner. However, also working out what waa going on, Foggy Cole trumped anyway �f T I . j . M H U bJ □ A T Y O U R LE IS U R E Connie Blackwood will ap­ pear March 20 from 8 to 10 p.m. at Borders in 0\1cdo. The following la a schedule of children's programs for the North Branch. 150 N. Pal­ metto Avc.. Sanford, the West Branch. 245 Hunt Club Blvd.. North. Longwood. the East Branch. 3IO Division St.. Oviedo and the North­ west Branch. 580 Oreenway Blvd.. Lake Mary, of the Seminole County Public Li­ brary System. Tire branches are open Monday through Thursday. 0 a.tn. to 0 p.m.: Friday and Saturday. 0 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Sunday, I to 5 p.m. For more Information on any of the programs, call 322­ 2182. 802-2282. 300-8150 or 321-2410. All programs are free and open to the pub­ lic. Club will hold Its spring fund-raiser "Art In Bloom* on March 24 at the Country Club at Heathrow. As a backdrop for the show, the club will feature a gallery showcasing five area artists und five urea floral designers who will In­ terpret the artwork in floral motifs. The luncheon show begins a t 11:30 a.m. and will feature Usa Malle a s a com­ mentator. Tickets are $25. The dinner show will feature a raffle and a silent auction Including gifts donated by area merchants. Tickets for this show are $35. The club has raised more than $120,000 In gifts and contri­ butions over the past 12 years for a variety of local charities such as Safchouae of Seminole. Lisa Merlin House. Sanford Middle School and Seminole Com­ munity College with scholar­ ships for women In need. For more Information, call Dee Williford at (407) 805-0007. To purchase tickets call (407) 804-1788. ilasts of B a r m this spring as the Eighth Annual Central Florida Cultural Endeavors. Inc. Spring Choral Festival. *Volcea Raised In Song* In­ vites the public to hear some of the area's best choirs per­ form In venues designed to showcase vocal music. Three concerts make up this sea­ son's "Voices Raised In Song* festival, held March 21. 28 and April 11. The scries Is open to the public and held at local churches Sunday af­ ternoons at 3:30 p.m. Al­ though each concert la of­ fered free of charge, a good­ will donation will be accepted to benefit the performing choir. The Bel Canto Singers, conducted by Judson Rogers, begins the spring "Voices Raised In Song* Sunday. March 21 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. 201 Univer­ sity Blvd.. Daytona Beach. TBs Stetson University Concert Choir, conducted by Duncan Couch, will wrap up the aeries Sunday. April 11 at Our Lady of Hope Church. 4675 S. Clyde Morris Blvd.. Port Orange. The CFCE Spring Choral Festival. "Voices Raised In Song* Is Inspired by choral concerts routinely held throughout Europe. Churches open their doors to the public for vocal concerts by visiting choirs, which are not neces­ sarily performed as part of any religious ceremony. These concerts are designed to bring vocal music to a broader audience and allow non-parlshloners a chance to enjoy the aesthetic beauty of the church. For more Information, call IW Iil OR7.77QO Above, from Isft, Junior Troop $84, Franco, Brownie Troop, Norway, and Brownie Troop H i t , Orosco. Girl Scouts follow international path CORRESPONDENT LAKE MARY • On March 12. 1912. In a carriage house be­ hind a mansion In Savannah. Oa.. the first Olrl Scout meeting was held. Presiding over that first meeting was the founder of Olrl Scouts. Juliette Oordon Low. Low was bom In a time when children were seen but not heard. Ladles wore corsets from the time they were 12. Ladles painted, played the piano and learned how to manage their households. Low broke the mold. A woman who believed In learning Just for the sake of learning. Low did paint and ay the piano. But she also am ed how to weld and made the wrought Iron gates that are still on display at her birth­ place In Savannah. Unhappy with a plain chest of drawers In her bedroom, she teamed woodworking and carved de­ signs In the piece that look like they were made by a profes­ C sional carpenter. After marrying WlUlc Low. she moved to England where she met siblings Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. When Lord Baden-Powell founded the Boy Scouts, he was shocked tliat girls showed up lojoln. He turned the girls over to his sis­ ter and told her that girls couldn't be Scouts, but they could be Ouldes. He and Lady Baden-Powell recruited Low to help. In the 1950's, many years after her death, her birthplace, the Oordon home, was slated to be tom down. That's when Dimes for Daisy began. The Andrew Low home, where she lived after returning to Ocorgta, Is owned by the his­ torical society. But the carriage house behind the home la owned by the Savannah Olrl Scout Council and Is open to visitors as the First National Headquarters. In the Lake Mary area, there are over 350 Olrl Scouts In the Stardust Service Unit. Many of the recognitions the girls work on 87 years after the founding of Olrl Scouts are very different from the original ones. Olrls are encouraged to learn, to be In­ dependent and to be of service to their community. In Lake Mary. Olrl Scouts annually hold an Arbor Day celebration for the community. They also partici­ pate In Holiday In the Park, which Is not Just a celebration of the season, but a project to benefit Safrhouse of Seminole County. As Low encouraged her first Olrl Scouts to do. modem Olrl Scouts learn about other people and other countries all over the world. At the Stardust Interna­ tional Day. each attending troop represented a different country. Olrls learned about their coun­ tries and then brought what they learned to share with other Scouts. Twenty-five troops from Star­ dust participated In Interna­ tional Day representing coun­ tries from Argentina to South Africa. The event began with the opening ceremony. Each troop paraded their flag for all the other troops to see. Then came the entertainment. There was lots of dancing, singing, games and even a spe­ cial ceremony. Dances Included the Mexican Hat Dance, the tango, the Trotyak from Poland and the Dragon Dance from China. Cadelte Troop 1448 sang Santa Lucia In Swedish as they performed part of the Santa Lucia ceremony. Senior Troop 148 sang Bruder Jacob, the O rm a n version of Frere Jacques. Junior Troop 1050 and Brownie Troop 1277 rep­ resenting Australia and Den­ mark demonstrated games that were popular In those coun­ tries. Troop 1592. representing Scotland, brought In very spe­ cial guests to perform for the audience. Jam es (Jamie) Hol­ ton. who looked realty good In his traditional kilt, played the bagpipes and Paul Collins played the Celtic drum. Jam es has his own Scottish band. Off Kilter, which per­ forms at Epcot. Every year Judges watch the entertainment and pick the best acts to Derform attain at Olde Lake Mary Days. Brownie Troops 1639. 262, 458. Junior Troops 504. 1512 and 964 de­ lighted audiences with their dances at Olde Lake Mary Days. Olrl Scouts wear two official pins. One of these Is the WAOOS (World Association of Olrl Guides and Olrl Scouts) pin. International Day Is the traditional day for the pinning ceremony of tne WAOOS pin. All of the attendees that were new to Olrl Scouts received their pins In a lovely candlellghtlng ceremony with rep­ resentatives from each troop taking part In the ceremony. One of the favorite parts of the day la the food. Each troop brought food representative of their country for all the troops to taste test. The food was a varied as the countries. Dol­ mades (stuffed grape leaves) from Orecce, babka (sweetbread) from Poland, arrox con polio (chicken with rice) from Cuba, crepes from France. Krauterbutter (herb butter) from Oertnany and kiwi from Austra­ lia were Juat a few of the foods the girls got to try. W ek iv a P la y ers b rin g on p ira tes SPECIAL TO THE HERALD LONOWOOD - Central Flor­ ida's Weklva River Players will present Qllbert and Sullivan's comic operetta T h e Pirates of Penzance." The show will open March 12 at the Winter Springs High School 9th Orade Center In Winter Park. The Weklva River Players will perform March 12. 13, 19 and 20 a t 7:30 p.m. On March 14 and 21. the play will be performed at 2 p.m. Set In Penzance, England, In 1877. the show features whim­ sical characters such as the ethical pirates, cowardly po­ licemen and an Incompetent major-general with a bevy beautiful daughters. The major-general arrives and momentarily saves the day, until the pirates uncover two secrets that threaten to spoil everyone's chances of a happy ending. Tickets are $10 for adults. Children, students and seniors can purchase tickets for $8. Group discounts are available. Call the box office at 262-1801. Ten percent of all ticket sales from T h e Pirates of Pen­ zance* will benefit *Boya Town of Central Florida." Beys Town la an organization that cares for troubled children- I, joUan Cook, A lu la Kramer and Jo Kratulieh ere Wokiva Flayers u pirates. �I •A ; .1; 2C •Seminole Herald. Sanloru Florida ■Sundav. Marcn 14. 1999 Health & Fitness / K a d o n h A cH* T O h l t u k t t jQttotnty At H ak 390 TO. S tA tt *Roa4 tonfM od, 434, S u ite 102 32750 Phone: 4<>7‘f f l ‘7 W Crnonil Law Practice Including. lull mil limited to: Family. Civil. Criminal. Juvenile nnrl torallord-Tenanl Ijiw und Trials. Business* and Contract Liw, Inronioraiion ami Partnership Formation Wills. Tnists ami Power of Attorney. Brain a w a re n e ss Members of the pilot club attend the signing by Sanford Mayor Larry Dale of the proclamation recognizing Brain Awareness W eek. Brain-related disorders cost the nation more than $600 billion a year, the club said. 77m*hiring of aAmjrf Is an Iminrtanl deeishm that should not be last'd solely upon adwrtlsrmentt AVer »filler) Information about our qualifications andexperience Is atailable uiton rrqut'sl. Harold Pftolo by Tommy Vkncavti BUSINESS • AUTO - HOME • LIFE • HEALTH COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE T h e fim k r ir © PROBRESSTWr G olfer increases cancer awareness SPECIAL TO T H E 1IERALD ORLANDO * Pro golfer Arnold Palm er was honored for In ­ creasing public aw areness of prostate cancer by the Society of Surgical Oncology (SSO). Saturday. M arch 6. The w inner of 92 professional golf to u rn a­ m ents and one of the most a d ­ m ired athletes In professional sports. Palm er will accept the 1999 Jam es Ewing Layman Award at SSO's 52nd Aiuiu.il C ancer Symposium at the O r­ lando World C enter Marriott. The aw ard Is presented a n ­ nually to a non-physician who lias made a significant contri­ bution lo Improving the care of cancer patients. Palm er had successful s u r ­ gery for prostate cancer ion Jan u a ry 1997. Two m onths later, he played tn the Bay Hill Invitational, the tournam ent benefiting O rlando's Arnold Palm er Hospital for C hildren & Women. Prostate cancer strikes on estim ated 185.000 men each year an d claim s 40.000 lives. Palm er and fellow golf pro Jim C o lb e rt-a n o th e r prostate cancer survivor and Palm er's public service announcem ent partner--serve a s honorary coch airs of the Senior PQA Tour for th e C ure program . Fans can pledge money for each birdie (one u n d er p a r hole) recorded by th eir favorite senior. F u n ds raised for research are m atched by CaP C ure, th e A s­ sociation for the C ure of C ancer of th e Prostate. Since Its founding In 1993, CaP C ure has awarded more than 8 5 0 million lo over 350 research projects worldwide, second only to the National C ancer In ­ stitute. hi May 1997. Palm er a p ­ peared before C ongress to seek more federal funding for p ro s­ tate cancer research. He c u r ­ rently appears In a nationally distributed brochure asking men to "Join A ntic's Army" by having regular PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) tests. So popular h as Palm er been d u r ­ ing his many years of profes­ sional gulf that sports w riters dubbed a s ‘A m ir's Army* the legions of fans who follow him from hole to hole. Palm er's prostate cancer was diagnosed through a PSA and subsequent biopsies. Nine of 10 prostate cancers caught b e ­ fore they spread can be cured. On the other hand, once p ro s ­ tate cancer b re ak s out of the gland, it is too late to cure. Palm er sayB he now receives letters and telephone calls cveiy day from m en concerned about prostate cancer. He h a s been a n active contributor to charitable cau ses since Joining the PGA tour In 1955. He played golf with President E is­ enhow er to benefit the Ameri­ can Heart Association, served as honorary chairm an for the March of Dimes, and headed fund drives for hospitals In Latrobe, PA. his hometown, and Orlando, his w inter home. 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The Society's m ore than 1.700 m em bers Include p h y si­ cians from several medical s p e ­ cialties, Including colorectal surgery, general surgical oncol­ ogy, gynecologic oncology, head an d neck surgery, medical o n ­ cology. neurosurgical oncology, orthopedic oncology, pathology, pediatric surgical oncology, plastic and reconstructive s u r ­ gery, radiation oncology, th o ­ racic surgical oncology, and orologlc oncology. Bring in your prescription or wc can duplicate It from your present glasses. ? ' t' c 444 <%o4 O p t ic a l 95 Geneva Drive. Oviedo 365-9030 In the Downtown Oviedo Shopping Center. Sale ends March 31st Newman OB/GYN Group, P.A. GET IN TIE SWIM Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility �Seminole Hornkl, SanfortJ, Florida •Sunday. March 14. 1999 •3 C People Tea previews London trip Local flower buffs to attend Chelsea Flower Show Ballingall-Hahnel Audrey and David Ogden of Sanford, announce the eengagemenl of their daughter. Kelly Suzanne Balllngall of Sanford, to Frank J. Hahnel III of Atlanta, son of Fran and Frank Hahnel of Or­ lando. Bom at Ouelph, Ontario, Canada, the bride-to-be la the m aternal granddaughter of Audrey V. Wilkinson of On­ tario, Canada. Ms. Balllngall Is a graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford, where she was a member of Tribe Council, In­ teract chib president and Chorus vice pcaident. She ia a 1007 honors graduate of Seminole Community Col­ lege. Sanford, where she was a member of PTK honor so ­ ciety, art gallery assistant and Art Club president. She la presently a senior at the University of Florida. Her fiance, bom at Winter Park. Is the m aternal grand­ son of Frances Morgan. Win­ ter Park. He Is a graduate od Deltona High School, Del­ tona. where he was a m em ­ ber of Future Buslensa Lead­ ers of America. Computer Club and Debate Club. He graduated from Seminole Community College In De­ cember, 1006 and is 'em* Kathy Krasnoff was hostess with the m ostest on March 3 when she entertained at a typical formal tea In her home. Quests were an entourage of flower enthusiasts who will visit London In May to attend the Chelsea Flower Show, the moat prestigious event of this nature In the world. Kathy will lead the tour via Virgin Atlantic Airways. Upon a n ti n g In London, the group will be met by an airlines rep and will attend a cocktail party for the flower show visitors. In addition to the flower show, the Florida tourists will visit Hampton Court. Kew Oardens and Beth Chaltos Garden Cen­ ter In Essex. Other London a t ­ tractions are on the agenda as well as some plan to take the Chunnel over to do Paris In the springtime. Kathy said that those pres­ ent received last-minute details about the trip and "were able to experience a typical formal tea and team about the various types of English teas: the nursery tea. the Informal tea. the formal tea. the tea recep­ tion and the high tea.* She explained that the pri­ mary differences between the teas are: the atm osphere cre­ ated by the hostess, the aettlng of either the tray or the table and the menu. 'A proper tea wlU always have three courses or types of food,* Kathy said. They arc hot breads, sa n d ­ wiches or buttered bread and Senior sweets. E d ito r Complementing the tea was syllabub, an Interesting old English frothy punch concoc­ tion made of cream, spirits and apices. Tt was wonderful,* Kathy said. *We had a great time.* Jody Engel, account manager gardener for Seminole County of Virgin Atlantic, was on h a rd and talks gardening to organi­ to answ er questions and ex­ sations. She plans to put to ­ plain culture and cv toms In gether a slide presentation about the trip to Chelsea the bustling world capital. Those planning to visit Lon­ Flower Show and other sites. don with Kathy are BllUe Nor- Any group who would hke her gart. Sally Oreen and her sla­ to come and make a p resen ta­ tion. please call h er a t 321ter. Louise Holt from Austin, Texas. Sally Roacmond and her BS2S. aiater, Dorothy McDaniel of Lady Lake. Pam Bach, Ja n e time the Miller. Shlriey Smith. Rose Once upon a Long. Patsy Oatchel. Bunnle "Cinderella Story* was only a Logan. Je an Fowler. Susan fairy tale. But today, real live Ohrtat, Shirley McCaakiU, all or Cinderella teens are iMng Sanford, and Suaan McCaskill. their dreams through the Cin­ Celebration; Sally Savtch. New derella Scholarship Pageant, Smyrna Beach. Bette Cannav- the world's largest and moat tno. Longwood; Betsy and Paul prestigious youth development Beall, Altamonte Springs; scholarship program of Its Sandt lies. Deltona; Pat Sam ­ kind. This international pag­ ple. Ormond Beach and Ruth eant la noted for offering goals and Incentives to aspiring Lraak, Vancouver. B.C. Kathy Is a tour specialist young women. Congratulations are in order for First Choice Travel In Lake Mary. She la also a m aster Wxrto bf Twnrr-y Vine** Sample, Susan McCaskill, Shirley McCaskill, Jody Engel, Susan Christ and Billie Norgari. The entourage aril depart Iron Florida In May. Work options offered Klm bcrty DeLoach and Clifton Cart Chorpening DeLoach- Chorpening Mary Margaret Reynolds DeLoach and Jo h n R. DeLoach U of Foster City, Calif., announce the *ngagem en t of their daughter, Kimberly Noel, of Sanford, to Clifton Carl Chorpening, son of Nancy Sharpe, Evergreen. Col., and Don Chorpening of Saudi, Arabia. Bom at the Naval Station, Ouam, USA, the bride-to-be Is the maternal granddaugh­ ter of the late Margaret Kader Reynolds of Sanford and the paternal granddaughter of Alma DeLoach Ross of T alla­ hassee. Ms. DeLoach ia a 1991 graduate of Hillsdale High School. San Mateo. Calu., and graduated from the Col­ lege of San Mateo In 1993. _______ She is employed as a at tary. Her fiance, bom In Undo, U the m aternal grai B0(l £ jj* u t e Mr. ana N Generations Ministries first Harvest *99 brought the com ­ munity out to ace and hear of the resources offered. Some of the community a t­ tendees left with promises of a Job from the area resources who took the time on Saturday, March 6, to participate In reaching those people who are unaware of the miuiy job op­ portunities. The Jo b Corps had CaM n Donaldson, a represen­ tative from the Division of Jo b s and Benefits. Those Interested In career training for men and Some of the participants In a program that offered career, educational opportunities M \ K\ \ I I \ U M \ Neighbors Chorpening U a 1997 graduated of Evergreen High School, Evergreen. Col., and graduated from the Univer­ sity of Central Florida. Or­ lando, In 199S. A member of the Army ROTC, he Is em­ ployed a s a probation officer. The wedding will be an event of July 3, at Pressldio Main Chapel. San Francisco, Calif. \p * . C o Tt*S| i o m l n i t women, ages 10-24, received information on teaming a trade, obtaining a Q.E.D., re­ ceiving udvance training, en­ rolling In a college program, or have available room and board and/or transportation. Earn while you leam and Hssas saa Hawkias. Fags SC - —— — — �4C GcTuniN# Herald. Sanford, Florida ■Sunday. Ma*ch 14, 1999 Civil W ar boom s reenacted during Olde Lake M ary Days H ie Sixth Annual Okie Lake Mo tv Hays w as blessed with perfect w eather. The day started o(T with the I OK Run sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 85-1 from Holy C ross. In addi­ tion to the I OK. there was a 5K and a Kiddy K. Tilts Is the sec­ ond year the troop h a s been In charge of the run. Tills fund­ raiser helps send Boy Scouts to sum m er cam p. Company H of the 37th A la­ bam a Infantry started the fes­ tival otf with a boom as they fired rounds from their guns and thetr cannon. The Civil War Uecnactors set up a realls tic Civil War encam pm ent on the lawn of city hall, H ie S outherners were Joined by a Yankee. Jo h n Higgins, Regimental Surgeon from the •17th New York Volunteer In ­ fantry cam e and displayed all Ills tools that he would have used to operate during the War. After seeing the Instrum ents, more than one person was heard to say th a t they were glad they lived In this century. Throughout the day. the rectiactors performed drills, and Just before Hie festival ended, participated In a mock battle. Civic groups, a s always, were present at the festival. The Like Mary W oman's Club raf­ fled off a basket and helped out with the H e Contest. They sold a cookbook to benefit Special Olympics. Senior Girl Scout Troop 1*18 was also selling a cookbook at their booth. Cooking with S tardust Is a book with heritage recipes supplied by local Girl Scouts and ih r Lake Mary H istorical Com m ission. Other civic groups participating included the Like Maty G arden Club. Like Mary Rotary. Longwood1-akc Mary Lion's Club and the Lake Maty AAltP. E ntertainm ent nt this y e a rs festival was drllghlfut. There were perform ances by the S un­ shine G eneration, the Like Mary High Chntr. the School of Donee Arts, stx Girl Scout troops, the la k e Mary Line Dancers, the Joyful Noise Choir, the SCC Hand u n d er the direction of Dr. Bill Hinkle and Country Joe Rosier, storyteller extraordinaire. Then* were a nuntlier of d is­ plays In (he Like Mary H istori­ cal Museum. Charlie Carlson, the original Florida Cracker, had several Items from Flor­ ida's past on display. Including a bullwhtp, which reputedly gave the crackers their nam e. He was also signing copies of his books W hen Celery Was King' and "Strange Florida". George C. Scott was also In the m useum . George, no relation ihe actor. Is a firrstlck whlltlcr and palm weaver. As with any festival, the event was made easier by sponsors. Tills year s sponsors Included La Quinta Inn and Suites. Millie's Barber Shop, Watson Realty Corp., Homewood Suites Hotel, A A T Office Products, S untrust Bank Dike Mary Hibltx. Recoton, Slem ans ICN, Conklin. Porter A Holmes Engineers Inc., Jam es J , Llnvllle. M.D.. Ken­ neth J . Ad cook. M l).. » in nlland Corp., AmSouth Bank. Einstein Bros. Bagels, Like Mary McDonald’s, Like Mary A lbertsons. Baldwin Fairchild, Chic FlI-A., B utch's Towing and Recovery Inc. and the Sanford Fire D epart­ ment who loaned their 1922 lire truck. G e o r g e C . S c o tt, w h ittle r a n d p a lm w e a v e r, s h o w s h is w o r k s Company H of the 37th Alabama Infantry raanact a Civil War aklrmlah • •* » ».•».*. r .. ■•- ■ * • ■• “Our Very Own H om e” Holiday made it easy... OWN THE NEW BISCAYNE From Just $6 3 4 per month • • • • • Terence and Jean Sherwood show Chinese and African artifacts to woman's club o n ly ^ 5 0 0 ou t-of p ock et D ie tr ic h ----Continued from Page 3C to Angela Nicole B aragona. The 16-year-old talented dancer captured the overall winner honors in the C inder­ ella Teen Pageant on Feb. 28 In DcLand. According to Valerie Weld, co-owner and Instructor with Miriam Doktor of Miriam and V aleries School of Dance A rts In Sanford. Angela has been u student there for 11 years. She Is the daughter of Sharon nnd C huck Baragona. Valerie said the pageant c o n ­ testan ts were Judged on beauty, casual wear, talent and evening gown. Angela s talent was a tap dance to "Sweet Georgia Brown." Valerie said. T h e fastpaced num ber won Angela a c ­ claim from Judges and audience alike. She will compete on Ju ly 810 In Tampa In the stale C in­ derella S cholarship Pageant. WOMAN’S CLUB HEARS ABOUT CHINA, AFRICA Terence (Terry) and J e a n Sherwood presented the p ro ­ gram at Uic March m eeting of th r W oman's Chib of Sanford Inc, A table held artifacts from China and Afrlra with the Sherwoods explaining the ori­ gin and custom s associated with these Items. Terry lived hi the Republic of C hina for four years and J e a n lived In Africa for 20 y ra is. They were formerly with Uic New Tribes Missions and m et while each was m arried to a n ­ other spouse. The two couples becam e good friends and h is late wife and h er late husband died within three m onths of each other. J e a n and Terry have been m arried for 15 years and take thetr Interesting p ro ­ gram Into schools and organi­ zations. der. Neda Mac Boykin. Mcrian U. Jo h n so n and Betty R. W ashington. H ostesses were: Rctha B lankenship and Doris Gormly, chairm en: Ruth Stam m . Je a n Marcel, J e a n Bryant, Mary Kaminsky. Doris Brinson and Bunnlc Logan. The club will hold an evening fashion show extravaganza tn May with com plete plans a n ­ nounced at a later date. During the m eeting Hie club m em bers opened up their h earts and pocketbooks to contribute more th a n 9500.00 for the H acienda Girl's R anch at M elbourne, according to Libby Prevatt. club chairm an of this project. Officers elected were: Viola Frank, second vice president; Peggy Mcrgo, third vice p re si­ dent; Carol Dennison, tre a s­ urer. Phyllis Scnkarlk, corre­ sponding secretary; Jane Saxon, arts departm ent chair; Eve Rogero, hom e life d e p a rt­ m ent chair; Cathey U osscrt, education departm ent chair; and Carol Klrrhhoff. public altalrs departm ent chair. The president. Dcttyc Sm ith, first vice president Betty Ja c k and and recording secretary Selm a Newman will serve the second year of thetr 2-year term s. Four m em bers inducted Into the club are: Kaihcryn Alexan­ The Sanford-Lake Mary Board of the American C ancer Society will present Its annual luncheon and fashion show, beginning with a reception at 11:30 a.m . on March 18, a t Heathrow Country Club. The fashion show and luncheon are scheduled at noon. Homes tip to 2110 si|. ft. living Maytag Appliances Moert Faucets Block Construction 10 Year Home Warranty (904) 532-2424 1863 Saxon Hlvd. DliLTONA lit ICES MAY VARY WITH LOCATION MODELS O l’l-N, 10 am • 6 pm M»n.-Sat. • 1-1 pm Sunday* IH T.yo o l*urvliivc I‘rive, A J i , Slate Ikwul, $15,000 D ow n l*J>IIKIII AulsUnCC, APR A SH'V ACB FASHION SHOW ilB P Fashions will be from P ari­ sian. Donation Is $35.00. For Information, call Dr. Beverly Boothe, 321-3576, or J e a n Fowler. 323-9564. BOND MONf Y WITH D O W N PAYMENT ASSISTANCE ALTAR GUILD HONORED The Rev. Beth Foglc-Miller, pastor 'o f the First United Methodist C hurch, tem porarily abandoned h er clerical garb for an apron last week w hen she entertained the church Al­ ta r Guild m em bers at a lu n ch ­ eon at tin* parsonage. All 18 attending agree that Pastor B eth's culinary exper­ tise Is awesome. She prepared Uic entire luncheon and a c ­ cording to Je a n Norris, c h a ir­ m an of the Altarr Guild, "It was nice, real nice." .Mi iitf/l J > H O LID A Y FHA/VA Financing Available http://holldsybuHdsrs.com I' CRC04190! �Seminol# Herald. 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Vhi Vnat Ti tNaBBiaWjm MtaaanCawwaa «t a niCNaHaiUfa*:) PRIME TIME DEAR AHHY: T hnnk you fur your rcHponxe to ‘Intim idated in T o ro n to ,’ advising th e younj; woman th at hIic does not have to put up with ncxunl harnonment at work. Ah the nation'll largent non­ profit working women'* orKanizntion, *9tof>‘ hcara fmm thnunandn of women of all ii|(eH who have alnn been harasned and felt alone nnd confused. However, it's extremely important to let your readers know that harassing liehavior is not only improper — it’s illegal. Although it is estimated that one in four women have been sexually harassed, far fewer file a complaint — because they don't know what their rights are or how to enforce them. It would he an invaluable ser­ vice for you to let your readers know that quitting the job is not the only option available Victims of harass­ ment have legal recourse As you correctly pointed out, it is quite like­ ly that other female employees have been subjected to the same behav­ ior. It Is also quite likely that his h arassm en t will continue until someone says, ‘Enough is enough!* nnd takes action to impose conse­ quences through legal channels If any of your reuders is being sexually harassed, please let him or th a t a tetan u s booster is needed every 10 y ears a fte r th e in itial immunization. Thank you for helping to keep seniors — and others — healthy. MARY SHINN, IMPERIAL COUN­ TY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, EL CENTRO, CALIF. A D V IC E C O L U M N IS T her know that fho5‘ hns a toll-free Job Survival Hotline, 1-800-S220925, with trained counselors who provide free information on work­ place issues. Thank you once again for shedding light on this important subject. MEG LEW1S-SIDIME, PUHIJC AFFAIRS COORDINATOR, 9T05, MILWAUKEE DEAR AHBY: You recen tly pointed out to your read ers the importance of senior citizens getting th eir flu shots and pneumococcal im m u n izatio n s. Abby, please remind them that it is also impor­ tant to keep their tetanus vaccina­ tions current. People tend to forget DEAR MARY: T h a n k yo u . R eaders, m ay I rem ind you to also keep a list in your wallet of a ll i m m u n i s a t i o n d a te a a n d medications you take, as well as d r u g allergies. In case of a n emergency, this in for ma tio n can be vital. ••• F or an excrllent guide to becoming ■ b e tte r convereatlonelle t end a m ora a ttra c tlv a peraon. o rd e r " llo w to Re Popular.* Send a bualneea-alied, aalfaddreaard envelope, plua check or money order for B3SS I M -H In Canada I to: Dear Abby Popularity Booklrt, P.O. Boa 44T, Mount Morrla, I I I S1054-0447. (Portage ii Included. I eaa What Irena need to know about a n , d ru g a . A ID S , and g e ttin g a lo ng w ith p e e re end p a rente la In ■'What Every Teen Should Know.* To order, aend a buaineaeaiaed, a rlf a d d rra a rd e nvelope, plua check or money order for R S I <14.00 In Canada) to: H ear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. Rom 447, Mount Morrla, III. g|0»40447. (1‘oatag* la Included.) Hawkins----Contis uad from Page 3C choose from ovrr 100 trades, and get a Job right after tra in ­ ing. It's all fire. You may call :t:i0-6700 for further Inform a­ tion or stop In at the Florida Departm ent of Labor and E m ­ ployment Security Division of jo b s and Benefits at the J o b Corps Recruitment C enters. There Is a hope and h elp center providing Information to promote u n d erstan d in g , dignity and com passion for all people afTerted by HIV. There are cli­ ent services, education Is of­ fered. outreach and support Is available. Volunteers are asked to join the light ugalnst HIV/Aids. For the Hope and Help C en trr of C entral Florida. The Family O u trrach Liaison In tills area Is Theodora Coleman, 321 *7169. W estsldc Boys and Girls Club director. Jewel Boodran and T y n a Merthle, spoke of the program s offered to the youth of the com m unity. The club Is open dally and p aren ts, a s well as, volunteers arc invited to come In. Success by Six Is a program geared toward helping young m others to become successful parents, offered by the C hil­ dren 's Home Society. The m i­ grant education program Is lo­ cated at the Seminole C om m u­ nity College cam pus along with the G.E.D. program . Dnaryl's Development A cad­ emy Is located on West Third S treet next to the Cowan Mourgton Project. There are openings available for m ore stu d en ts In daycare, kindergar­ ten and the after school p ro ­ gram . Because of a successful day in the cooperation of the s p o n ­ soring churches. A bundant Ufe New Generation M inistries. C hurch of God by F aith, C hurch of Our Lord. C hurch of God Pentecostal Way and the many resource program s, M inister Frank and Evangelist Trudy Thom as says th at a n ­ other Harvest ‘99 will be held In May In Dr. George H. S tarke Park. The rh u rch brings the resources to th e people For Information call (407) 8601270. ANNIVERSARY New Bethel M issionary B ap ­ tist C hurch will observe its Pastor's Aid Board Anniver­ sary, March 13. at 3:00 p.m. You are Invited to the fellow­ ship. Guest sp eak er Is evan­ gelist Yvonne Knight. C ath er­ ine Sm ith is president. DRUM M ERS, DANCERS TaJIri Arts School of Per­ forming Arts 1999 class h a s the First World Drum m er and Dancers. perform ing and teaching their techniques to the stu d en ts and visitors from the Youth D epartm ent of M acedonia B aptist C hurch in EatonvUle. They also enjoyed visiting the Sanford hom e site of Zora Neale H uston. First World D rum m ers/D ancers are T anlta Llgons. S ean Morris, Silk! 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Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 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 14, 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/d85553d85eb5d65b6e6649d3bd223c0c.pdf 11f089bc93ea00f2fd2333fb37bfd166 PDF Text Text TUESDAY May 4. 1999 91st Year, No. 179 (407)3222611 Sanford. FL 50 Cents Serving Lottery Sanford, Casselberry. Lake Mary, Longwood, Ox'lcdo, Winter Springs and Seminole County Winning Numbers rea vem en t su pport m in is tr y , an n ou n ces an o p p o rtu n ity fo r th o s e feeling trapped th ro u g h g r ie f top ex p e rien ce fr e e d o m th rou gh celeb ration . P a r t ic i­ p a n ts w ill create a fra m e d p h o to m ontage o f th e ir lo v e d o n e s du rin g a on e-d a y sessio n from 9 • 11:30 a.m .. M a y 0 a t th e First U nited M e th o d is t C h u rch in S anford. C a ll 3 2 3 ­ 8 2 7 2 for In form ation . p r i i s s , la s ., w ill r e c e iv e a farm /sh are truck o f fre s h , fre e vegetables. M ay 5 w ith d istrib u tion at n oon . C a ll 3 2 2 -1 5 2 0 for In fo rm a tio n th e n ation . T h u rs d a y w ill b e th e 48th A n n u al N ational D ay of P rayer. W ith the sh ootin gs a t C o lu m b in e High S ch ool In L ittleto n . C olo, that left IB p eop le d ead . M o n d a y 's torn a d o es in O k la h om a City. O k la. th a t k illed p erh a p s 3 9 . a n d th e w a r in S e rb ia , th e d a y o f p ra y e r la r e c e iv in g m o re th a n th e usual a tte n tio n . T h e a r re s t o f tw o m id d le sch ool s tu d en ts last w e e k In S em in o le C ou n ty la s t w e e k a fte r p o lic e said th e stu den ts m a d e n o te s w ith th rea ts to k ill o th e r stu den ts b rin g s th e tra g ed y o f C o lu m b in e H igh S ch ool c lo s e to hom e. *1 th in k It's great to o b serve a m o u rn in g of n ational p rayer.* S a n ford M a y o r Larry D ale s a id . *W lth w h at's ■ a s l st r w ill b e h e ld T u e s ­ d ay. 5:30 p.m . to 6 :3 0 p .m . at th e S a n ford / S em tn ole C o u n ty C h a m b er o f C o m m erce. C ity C o m m issio n er V e lm a W il­ lia m s w ill ch air the p ro g ra m . F o r m ore in form a tion , c a ll 3 2 2 -2 2 1 2 . tlo n a l Sallle M ae F irst C la ss Teacher A w ard s P ro g ra m re c o g n is in g ou tsta n d in g first year teach ers a re T a m m y C o n k lin o f Sanford M id d le S ch o o l. C h elsea D ic e of T e a g u e M iddle Sch ool. R a c h e l P ro u lx o f M illen n iu m M id d le S ch o o l, and C ynthia R ob in son o f P in e C rest E le m e n ta r y S ch o o l. O ne h u n dred firsty e a r teachers n a tion w id e w ill b e recogn ized from th e s ta te n om in ees. A lm a n o f W in ter S p rin g s E lem en ta ry School an d K a ren C o lem a n o f W in ter S p rin g s H igh School as the d is tr ic t's to p assistant prin cip als. A l­ m an and Colem an a re in th e ru n n in g for Florida A ssista n t P rin cip a l o f the Year. A w a r d WtauMsa w ere r e c e n t ly h o n o red for th eir v o lu n te e r effo rts . Each w in n er r e c e iv e d a n en graved crystal fla m e and a $ 1 ,0 0 0 co n trib u tio n for th e ir nonprofit o rg a n iz a tio n . A you th individual re c e iv e d a $ 5 0 0 con tribu tion fo r a n on­ p ro fit organ ization and a $ 5 0 0 scholarship. T h e w in ­ n ers included: For E d u c a tio n . D ivid en d s School V o lu n te e r P rogram : F or G rou p. A m e r i­ ca n Red C ross o f C e n tra l F lo rid a Tfcen Corps. M e n n o n Ite D isaster S ervice fo r S e m i­ n o le C om m u n ity V o lu n te e r Program : for Y ou th . K ara Lyn n Sem en to, Mt. D o ra H igh S ch o o l National H o n o r S o c i­ ety: for Adult. W a n d a G lan n anl. Page for S o u th w e s t U n ited C om m unities, D e b b ra G roseclose, G u ardian A d Li­ tem Program S e m in o le C ou n ty. Friends o f A b u sed C h ild ren , and B arbara J o h n ­ son for the O rlan do H o u sin g A u th o rity . The Seminole County Environmental Studfcs Center held Ms first annual environmental event last w eekend. Hers. P aige and Rachel Mteh enjoy a rat County will cut m anager’s list S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y - B y F r id a y , th e nam es o f a h a lf- d o z e n or m ore f in a l c a n d i d a t e s fo r t h e C o u n t y M a n a g e r ’s p o s i t i o n w ill b e O V IE D O - T h e C ity o f O v ie d o w ill h ire seven fu ll-tim e p olice o ffic e rs th ro u gh a gran t of m o re th an $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 . These o ffic e r 's w ill a d d ress a n y th in g w e n e e d them to a d d re s s a s fa r as c rim e in o u r c ity .* P o lic e C h ie f D e n n is P e te rs o n said. O vied o c u r r e n tly h as th e th ird • * n u m *b e r of* . c a p ita In O ra n g e and C o u n ties, P o lic e C h ie f D en n is P e te rs o n said. T h ere a re 49 o ffic e rs se rv ic in g O v ie d o 's 2 2 .0 0 0 resid en ts, a c c o rd in g to a M arch 13 m e m o to th e cou n cil m e m b e r s . * l f o q u ite o b v io u s that a d d ition a l o ffic e rs a re n eeded fo r th e p o p u la tio n w e have.* C o u n c ilm a n B ob D allarl said. The $ 5 2 5 ,0 0 0 COPS U n iversal H ir in g S u p p le m e n t gra n t p ro v id e s fo r 75 p ercen t of th e O ffic e r 's salary an d b en e fits fo r th re e years. T h e c ity is r e s p o n s ib le for th e r e m a in in g 25 p ercen t, p lu s th e p u rc h a s e o f eq u ip m en t a n d u n iform s. T h e c ity w ill p ay th e fu ll salary a n d b en e fits o f th e officers at th e en d o f th re e yea rs. Peterson s a id th e o ffic e rs w ill w o rk w h e re v e r th e y a r e needed. In c lu d in g th e C ity C ou n ty in v e s tig a tiv e B u reau . ■ a s C o u n ty , P a g e 4 A Victim s voices are silent no more S T A F F W RJTCR "Ours is essentially a tragic age, so we rejuse to take it tragically. * D.H. Lawrence s e s s io n b e f o r e th e e n t ir e b oa rd . The c o m m is s io n e r s w o u ld t h e n s e le c t t h e m o s t q u a lif ie d c a n d id a t e and h a v e M c M illa n n e g o t ia t e a c o n t r a c t w it h t h a t c h o ic e . I f a ll goes s m o o t h ly , a m a n a g e r m a y b e n a m e d In e a r ly J u n e . ‘ It depends th e n on w h ic h c a n d id a t e g e t s th e J o b . h o w fa s t h e o r s h e c a n c o m e h e r e a n d b e g in th e Decision to be made by end o f week By 8usan Wsnnsr □QUOTE h a p p e n in g In K osovo and e ls e w h e re , th is la Im p o rta n t.* in L ak e M a ry, th e c h u rc h e s o p en fo r p ra y e r o n T h u rs d a y In clu d e F irs t B aptist C h u rch o n M a rk h a m W o o d s. H o ly C ro ss L u th era n C h u rch , and S t. P eter's E p iscop al C h u rch in Lake M a r y . In L on gw ood . N eigh b o rh o o d A llia n ce C h u rch In Lon gw ood w ill be o p e n for p ra y e r 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . N o rth la n d C o m m u n ity C hurch w ill b e o p e n for p ra y e r 4 :3 0 p.m . to 6 :3 0 p.m . The In tern a tio n a l P ra y e r O vied o to stock police corps S A N F O R D - V ic tim R ig h ts W e e k c a m e to a c lo s e on S a t­ u rd a y b u t a re c e n t b a n q u et c o m m e m o ra te d th e s e p e o p le an d h e ld an e v e n t to p r o m o te a g re a te r a w a re n e s s a b o u t th e r ig h ts and n e e d s o f v i c ­ tim s. G u est sp . ea k ers C la u d ln e a n d D o n a ld R yce s p o k e to a t­ te n d e e s a b o u t th e ir a ctivity In s e e k in g le g is la tiv e ch a n ge o n lim itin g th e r e le a s e o f v io le n t sexu al p re d a to rs fo llo w in g th e ir c rim in a l sen ten ces. T h e R yce fa m ily w a s a ffected b y c rim e w h e n th e ir son. J im m y w a s a b d u c te d a n d m u rd e re d In s o u th F lorid a In 1995. J o a n n e T o rto ra from W e s t P a lm B ea ch a ls o a d d re s s e d th e c ro w d . H er d a u g h te r. C a rm e n , w as a ls o m u rd e re d . C a rm e n left b e h in d a h u s ­ b an d a n d tw o s m a ll d a u g h ­ te rs . In ad d ition . Lt. S a m m y G ib ­ son. from S em in ole C ou n ty S h erlfTs O ffice, sh ared th e Im pact on his fam ily fo llo w in g his s h o o tin g d u rin g th e h om i­ cid e o f D eputy G en e G re g o ry this past yea r. A n aw ard . Law E n fo rc e m e n t O fllc e r o f the Y ear, w a s g iven at th e banquet In m em ory o f D ep u ty Hugh T h om as, w ho w as k illed In the lin e o f d u ty on M a rch 28. 1989. w h ile r e ­ s p o n d in g to a call rega rd in g a su sp iciou s m an in a w o o d ed area. T h om a s w as on ly 19 w h en h e w as killed. He ranked fifth In his g ra d u a tin g class at the S em in ole C ou n ty Police A c a d e m y . A c c o rd in g to D e b b ie R ehder. D irector o f V ic tim S ervices In the O ffic e o f th e S ta te A ttorn ey. In vestiga to r Ray P a rk er was ch osen to r e ­ ceive th is honor. H e Is a 15y e a r vetera n w ith the S em i­ Bee V ic tim s , P a ge 4 A Stale Attorney Norman Woifinger presents the Vic­ tims Rights W eek A d vocate of the Year Award to Sherry McGraw who stays on call 24-hours each day to work with victims of violence. i �2A ■Semnola Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday. May 4,1999 ACCU WEATHER8 FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Tonight W edn asday Saturday Thursday r ■ R 1 Shown a tomorrow's weather Temperature* are toraghtt tow1* and tomorrow'* h tf* Some aunshtne; a ihl^tnhnww.r vnunoarsnowar. A lm a n a c Sanford 7i rough Vwterday Temperature Low__ _ Normal hurt Normal tow U V In d e x Tbmorrow F iv e -D a y Forecast fo r S a n fo r d Florida Weather R eg io n al W eather S u n an d M o o n Ftortdto Clear to party cloudy tonight. SunsNna mbdng with ctoud tomorrow; ■ few spotty afternoon thundershowsrs Qewgto: Incmadngdoude tonrght. Variabledoodlneu tomorrow with a ehower or Ihundentomt. Sunaal tonight — - M2 pm. Sunriaa Wadnatday ................. M l am. MoonrtM today...... ............ 11:37 pm. Mooned today------- -------9:30am. Lad New FM Fid e Mostry ctcuoy lorsgni wnn tnowvrs ana doucflnaia tomorrow with ahow•fa and 0>undafitoiTne. 85* b. VPnaM Atobutt MaWy ctoudy tonlglht wfti ahowoimand thundaratorrm. \ M m ctoulniai tomorrow wNh ihowata and ttumfefstofma. Qatr lo party cloudy tonl^t Bm iy tomorrow wMh ttmaa of ciouda end sun. Precipitation Month to date Normal monft to Year to data L a d year to date Normal year to d d a Sun and clouds; a thunderstorm. Partly surety; chance lor thundarstorms. 3 Meyfl • MaytS C May 23 O Mey30 Timas of suna ctouda; a stray H0M tor Daytona R e g io n a l C itie s IfMFtor i *^ m a n sw ^ 552 am. First Low 11:53 am Fksl High Sacond Low 5:41 p.m n--JtCOnQ Mign none Thursday 8 37 am. First Low FkdHWi 13:13 am 8-20 pm. Sacono Low dh lipcona ililn n«gn 13Jo pm o s it. 3.011. 0.0 ft. Fort Mysrs O m nM Kay W M 0.9 ft. 4.3 ft. 0.9 ft. 3.7 ft. T o m o rro w ’s N ation al W e a th e r Loulitonfc Cloudy loniqNwfiiah o i^ m ^ tiuridarstorms. Tm nof ctouda and Bun tomorroun chmoa tor N ation al C itie s 2.9% Fin a n c in g . (A i m o m M aki , Y< hj W an i T c ) B uy A H o u m .) 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Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, May 4,1999 • M Police Log TTio following reporta were compiled froen the Seminole Countu Sheriff:* Office fo r arrests reported Ihrouph May 2. 199. starr ■ATTIinr / P O U tT IC VIOUMCE Writer ■ A N F O R D , A p r il 30. 1 1 :0 0 p.m ., S o u th w e s t R oad , W ilm a [> y rrlle R u tle d g e , D O B 8/6/6S , w aa a rrested b y S e m in o le C o u n ty S h e r iffs d ep u ties, ch arged w ith B a tte ry / D o m e s tic V io le n c e L O R O V O O D , M a y 1. 12:07 a.m S u m m it R id ge P lace. H a ro ld p n v td Bishop. D O B 2 / I2 / S 4 , a rre s te d b y S em in o le C o u n ty S h e r iffs o ffic e rs , c h a rg e d wtL’ i D o m estic V io len ce B a tte r y . DUI ------- M ay 1. 1:30 a.m .W U H am S am u el M ilto n . IX )B 1/4/75 w a s a rre s te d b y S e m in o le C ou n ty S h e r if f s d e p u tie s , c h a r g e d w ith D U i. L O R O V O O D , M a y I, 1:56 a.m .. C e n tra l P ark w ay f t P a lm S p r in g * John D o u g la s Y ou n gm an , D O B 10/4/46. a r r e s te d b yL o n gw o o d P o lic e D e a p rtm e n t officers, c h a rg e d w ith D U I. C A M B L H n u n r . M a y I. 2 :3 7 a.m .. N o rm a n d y R d.. M ic h a e l A n th o n y S ch en k , a rrested b y S em in ole C o u n ty S h e r iffs d e p u ­ tie s , ch arged w ith D U I, re c k le s s d rivin g . O V IE D O , M ay 2 . 2 :1 4 a .m , F lorida f t D ele o n . M ich a el A n d re d C r e e l. DOB 0 / 2 5 / 6 6 , a rre s te d b y S e m in o le C ou n ty S h e r iffs d e p u tie s , c h a r g e d w ith D U I. A L T A M O N T S • T H R O B , M a y I . S R 4 3 6 f t Eaaea. G r e g o r y S te v e n llitts . D O B 0 / 1 5 / 5 2 . a rre s te d b y A lta m o n te S p rin g s P o lic e ofliceni. c h a rg ed , D U I. T L B S ATTSM PT/BU JD B PO U C 8 • A M T O B D . A p r il 3 0 . 0 :3 7 a .m ., 18th S tre e t. A ie x c e e R R e d ­ d ic k s . DOB 4 / 3 0 / 7 . a rre s te d b y S e m in o le C ou n ty S h e r iffs O ffic e depu ties, c h a rg e d w ith Flee A tte m p t. E lude P o lic e O ffi­ cers. M A R Y . M a y 2. N ich o la s C had HU). D O B 11/30/60. a r­ r e s te d by Lake M a r y P o lice officers, c h a rg e d w ith p o ssession u n d e r 20 g ra in s ca n n a b is, p ossession d r u g p a ra p h e rn a lia . C A M E L B M R T . M ay 1. 2:41 a m .. S R 436, H arry J o s e p h L e n n o x . DOB 2 / 0 / 7 3 . a rre s te d by C a s s e lb e rry P olice O ffic e r s , c h n r g r d with p oss essio n c a n n a b is less th a n 20 gram a, p o sses­ sion d ru g p a ra p h e rn a lia . L O N G W O O D . A p r il 2 0 . 10:30 p.m .. R ic a rd o R. D elter. DOB 1/3/71. pu rrh n ttc/possesalon o f c ra c k cocain e, possession d r u g p a ra p h ern a lia , c o n c e a le d w ea p on . Congress needs to support teaching hospitals B leeding financially, the nation's teaching hospitals fear they are about to be slashed further by, of all people, a heart surgeon — Sen. Bill F rist RTenn. Frist »aya — and credibly — that it isn't so and that he actually means to save the hospitals from the perils o f modem medical economics. Congress needs to secure U S. grad­ uate medical education — whether by F r is t'e means, thosa o f Rep. Ben Cardin, D-Md, and Sen. Deniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., or another. But aid to the hospitals in Congress’ epic Medicare w art, so chances a re nothing will happen this year and the bleeding wtD go on. Many o f the nation's 1,250 academ­ ic medical centers — which train the nation's future doctors, conduct re­ search and take care o f some of the poorest and sickest people In Ameri­ ca — are already In deep trouble. G eorgetow n U n iversity M edical Center lost ltt.4 million last year and Wall Street has downgraded the uni­ versity’s credit rating. Hospitals i d ated with Harvard University loot $100 million In 1994. and one of them, Massachusetts General is reported to be on the brink of being dosed. The hemorrhaging is national. De­ troit Medical Center lost $100 million last year and may have to dose one of its hospitals. UCSF Stanford is run­ ning a 1100 million deficit and may Igy off 2,000 staff members. The Chicago Medical Center is laying off 250 work­ ers. The teaching hospitals are getting hammered by a combination of feder­ al Medicare cuts enacted in the 1497 balanced budget agreement and pres­ sure from managed care agencies to reduce costs. It costs roughly 30 percent more to run an academic medical center than an ordinary hospital because training residents takes time and the hospitals handle hard — and Interesting — cases for research and training pur­ poses. Also, they buy the most so­ phisticated and expensive equipment tend to be located in urban areas and treat a disproportionate number of poor people. In recognition of their role, the fed­ eral government subsidizes the teach­ ing hospitals through the Medicare system, this year at a cost of $7.7 bil­ lion. The terror of the medical schools is that the majority recommendation of the bipartisan Medicare commission suggests that a large chunk of the fed­ eral subsidy be transferred out of Medicare, where the funding level is guaranteed, lo the congressional ap­ propriations process. The commission recommendation, turned into legislation sponsored by its co chairmen, Sen. John Breaux, D-La., and Rep. Bill Thomas. R Calif, Is neu­ tral on whether aid to graduate med­ ical education IGM K) should be a mandatory or discretionary appropri­ ations item. F rist a heart transplant surgeon by profession, was chairman of the com­ mission's task force on GME, so he is MORTON KONDRACKE hospital administrators and unlvsfsity presidents for what they see aa a potential calamity ahead. If GME becomes hut another do­ mestic discretionary kem, the medical schools fe a r their support w ill be squeezed by budget caps, might to year and might get i •ppropriatora become enamored of new priorities. Moreover, GME would get thrown into tho same appropriations bill as federally hinded medical research, an­ other source of fending for teaching hospitals, and they would be compet­ ing against themselves for money. Frist says the hospitals misunder­ stand his position. He sayi that rety­ ing on M edicare tor funding fa a long term loser far the teaching hos­ pitals, which he calls “the heart and soul of our quality medical system," and that reform la necessary. Frist says that Medicare will be in­ creasingly squeezed in the future by managed care. He favors broadening the bate o f financial support for GME by making it a "mandatory appropria­ tion" or entitlement like the Medicaid system. He says the task force report men­ tions GME aa a discretionary item be­ cause other members favored it — he means Thomas and Sen. Phil Gramm, RTexas, —- but he does n ot Frist says he alio could support a trust fend for GME such aa Cardin and Moynihan call for in their legislation, although Frist will not commit to their source of fending: a tax on health in­ surance premiums. Republicans usu­ ally hate “new taxes." Cardin, whose state includes Johns Hopkins University, proposes a 1 p e r cent “ fee" o r “ assessment," raising $32 billion a year, some of which would be used to help the Medicare system stay solvent Total aid for GM E would rise $4 billion per year. Moynihan, with numerous teaching hospitals in New York, favors a 1.5 per­ cent lax and would keep Medicare fending alio, for a net $9 billion annual boost for GME. The Clinton administration, which is mulling its own Medicare reform pro­ posals, hasn't decided what to do about GME, but an official said, "You can be sure w ell see they're safe." At Northwestern Medical Center in Chicago this week, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said it would be a “ mistake" to make GME fending dis­ cretionary. The Senate Finance Committee is set to hold hearings on the Breaux Thomas b ill but any action on Medi­ care this year is highly unlikely. It's a toojuicy 2000 campaign issue. So the teaching hospitals will continue going broke. If you funv information on Seminole County Businesses lh ai you rn d ri like Included In our Datebook please fax U to the Seminole leraUt at (107)323 9408 or call us at (107)322 2611.___________ Chew on this - or be sorry M en m y a g e a re a lw a y s In terested in new s a b o u t m ira c le d ru g s . W h en B o b Dole te lls u s a b o u t V iagra, w e lis te n . N o w c o m e s m ore g o o d news. N u tritio u s "B ra in G u m ." A fello w n a m e d B ria n E n g lish c la im s B rain O ra n can Im p ro ve th e m em ory, sh a rp en c o n c e n tra tio n and b o o s t the »0 J u s t w h e n w e old g u y s are ■ la p p in g o u rs e lv e s alU y o ver V ia g ra . B r a in G um a llo w s ua t o rem em b e r a ll th e n e w fun w e 'r e h a vin g. Nora, where were we? O h yea. B ra in G u m . D ou b le Y o u r P lea su re, D ou b le Y o u r F u n . c h e w th re e a tic k s instead o f ju s t one. T h e lo ca l h ea lth rood s u p p lie rs a a y th ey w a n t to k n o w m ore a b o u t B ra in Gum . P h il H o ffm a n , the o w n e r o f E v n y t h ln g H e a lth y tn O vied o , s a id M o n d a y h e w as g o in g to lo o k in to g e ttin g B rain G u m o n hla sh elves. “ It s o u n d s in te re s tin g ." h e said. " I f It can stim u la te th e ce lls to th e b ra in It c o u ld becom e p u la r." B ill E d w ard s, the m a n a g e r a t C h a m b e rla in 's N a tu ra l F o o d M arket tn A lta m o n te S p rin g s, s a id a n h erb n a m ed G tn k o B llo b a h a s b een a b ig s e lle r fo r a n u m b e r o f y e a rs . " It 's p o p u la r w ith c o lle g e stu d en ts w h o a re c ra m m in g fo r a n e x a m ." E d w ard s sa id . "It a ls o Is a fa vorite o f e ld e rly p e o p le w ith m e m o ry la p s e s , h e sa id . C u s to m e rs p a y $ 1 4 .9 9 fo r 50 ta b le ts . $ 2 5 .0 0 for 100 tablets. N a tu re 's W a y p ro d u ces th e p ro d u ct. In th e a d v e rtis e m e n ts h e Is fa x in g a c ro s s A m erica , B rain E n g lis h c la im s h is B r a in G um w o r k s b e lt e r th a n (a b le ts . He s a y s It g o e s rig h t to th e brain th ro u g h th e m e m b ra n es o f the m o u th . "H a rd ly a n y o f tt la w a s te d ." E n g lis h says. S h o u ld B ra in G um b e w hat it'a cra ck ed u p to be, 1 im a g in e a g u y lik e M ark M cG w ire w ill tr y ja m m in g a fe w stick s in h is m ou th b efore h e g o e s lo b a t fo r th e S t. L o u ts C a rd in a ls . M ight h e lp h im re m e m b e r w h at a p itc h e r th re w him a m o n th ago. O r even a y ea r ago. M cG w ire, o f cou rse, h a s d r a w n a tte n tio n - and c ritic is m - fo r u sin g a p ro d u ct k n o w n as A n d ro s te n e d io n e . M a jo r L ea g u e B aseb all a llo w s p la y e rs to u s e A n d ro, th e N a tio n a l F o o tb a ll L e a g u e d oes n o t. A m a te u r ath letes d o n 't u s e A n d ro b e c a u s e it w ill s h o w u p In te s ts os a s tero id . K n o w in g M cG w ire is o n both A n d ro and B ra in G um o u g h t to s c o r e th e b e e jeeb ers o u t o f e v e r y p itch er in the lan d . T h e m ain in gred ien t In B ra in G um la P h o s p h a tld y ls e rln e . T a k e n w ith A n d ro sten ed io n e. M c G w ire w o u ld not o n ly e n h a n c e h is reco rd fo r h o m e ru n s but b e a b le to fo rm u la te a n Im p roved th e o ry o f r e la tiv ity . I f h e w a n ts to date, w e s u g g e s t h e s tic k s to D en ty n e. BSMJAMD9 K A T Z B enjam in K atz. 8 5 . G e n iu s D rive, W in te r Park, d ied S a t­ urday, M ay I . M r. K n t z w a s a retired b a rb e r. B om in Lithuania, h e m o ved to C e n ­ tra l F ton da In 1962. H e w a s J ew ish an d a H olocau st su rvtvor. Survivors In c lu d e non. W il­ liam , Boca R a to n : d a u g h te r, Lib b y U p m a n . W in te r P a r k ; sister, H adaasah . Israel: fiv e g ra n d c h ild r e n . Beth S h a lo m M e m o r ia l C h apel. O rla n d o , in c h a r g e o f services. Flora M ae P h illip s. 76 . O r ­ a n ge Ave.. S a n fo rd , d ie d o n S unday. M ay 2. M m . P h illip s w a a a n u rse’s assista n t a t H lllhaven N u rs in g H om e. B o m in W ayn csvlH e. N .C . o n M a y 29. 1922. sh e w h s a Protestan t and a lif e t im e m em b er o f D A V A . Survivors In c lu d e daugh­ ters, B renda V ic k e rs . S or­ rento; W a n d a E van s. S a n ­ ford ; and M e g F lg h tm a a le r . C an dler. N .C .: seven g r a n d ­ ch ild ren : n in e g re a t­ g ra n d c h ild re n . G ram kow F u n e ra l H om e. San ford, in c h a r g e o f s e r v ­ ic e s . PAUL W. H 0 L U N 0 6 W 0 K T H Paul W . H o llin g s w o rth , 6 7 , H ow ard B ou leva rd . Long­ w ood . died S a tu rd a y . M a y 1. o f a resp ira to ry Illn ess. M r. H ollin gsw orth w as r e t ir e d from secu rity at M artin M a r i­ etta. H e w aa b o m In N o r fo lk . Va. H e w as a m e m b e r o f Longw ood W o rs h ip * C e n te r . H e w as an A ir F o rc e v e te r a n . H e served as a v o lu n te e r p o ­ lic e officer in L o n g w o o d . Survtvoia in c lu d e w ife. L o is: sons. David. T h o m s o n . O a.. S am u el. S a n fo rd . T im o th y . L ilh ia Sprin gs. O a.. d a u g h ­ ters. Paula C u n d ilf. G e n e v a . R eb ecca B u rk e. S a n fo rd . Ma- ter, H elen M itc h e ll. Id ea l. Q a: 14 g ra n d c h ild re n : five g r e a t-g r a n d c h ild r e n . F a m ily F u n era l C a re. O v ie d o , In c h a rg e o f services, Funeral srrvtrm tar Mr* Luar wld be Wednesday. May 5. 1999. at 10 00 AM. In the Church at Gad <4 Proph­ ecy. with ravine teqr Slone officiating, tnlrrrornl will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Friend* may ran ul the IldMon Funeral Home. Tuesday, hum 8 30 P.M. until R:30 P.M. For friend* * *4*1 *W i. the family lu g y iii memo­ rial donation* la the Amertran DWbrle» Association. Gin of Remembrance llrmfouanm. 1101 N. Lake Destiny Wood. M IS. Maitland. Ft 327817I0S. IlfUSSON FUNERAL HOME, 332-2131. Sanford. I* In rhargr of P A U L *. The Funeral SrrW e foe Mr. Paul W. I Milne*worth will be on Tuesday 184 991 at 10 00 A.M at FAMILY rUNF.HA1, CAKE. 7868 Red Hu* Lake Huai. Oviedo Interment will follow tt Oukfawn Park Cemetery In Lake Mary. Visitation will be Monday 13-3991 from 3:00 - H 00 P.M.. at FAMILY FUNERAL CARE. Memorial rontnbutkm* In memory of Mr. Hollingsworth may he made In American Lung A s s rlallnn or Umpire i f the Comforter. 598 Montgomery Rood. Altamonte Springs. FL 32714. Arrangement* eninninl lo FAMILY FUNERAL CAKE, Oviedo 368-1600 3m f i ttin g M t u m g . § [ Funeral srnire* for Flora Mae PWIllp*. 76. i f Sanford, who died Sunday will hr at 2 00 P.M. Thursday *| the Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Kan Rtrnharl officiating biterrnrnl will be prhrsle. Visitation will hr held from 1000 A M until service lime Mr*. PhlUlp* was preceded tt death by her beloved husband. Wil­ liam IlliU) E Phillips: *Mee. Rulh Lcl!•*: and hrr seal. Donald Maiht* Gramkow Funeral Home. 800 E Air­ port Htvd. Sanford. FI. 1407) 3223213 In rhargr i f arrangements. Clsvtf D. Wait HmH I , 1 H 4 -M $ y 4 ,1 M Silent memories keep you neartu lime unfolds another year. No longer In our Hies to share, but In our hearts you are there. like fading hares the yean slip try. But our lore and memories neverdk. Your lovingfamily, Dorothy, Charlotte, Claudette and Gerald Grandchildren, Dottle &family, Mitzie, Mein &family, Jen &family,Jeff, Ward &family's GrruiGrrat. Great GranchUdren, Betty. Bid and Hmeard hurt:i eit'ii' Di r ect C r e m a t i o n 385 Of . i n t j i ' Ci t y 1 H H H S ' IK H M . , ' II 1 Mr S»*f v i ( c YOUR NEWSPAPER costs little hut its i/ilue is great $til)SCril)t> 1Ji/ ,fy S e ill I IliJ It? H p i .H i ! • i . ’ .' ,'h 1 1 Oksana Bawl Philippe Candelcto Surya Bonaly A n d N i c o l a B o b a k . R u d y G a l i n d o , V ic to r Patrenko, M i c h a e l W m i , K a z a k o v a A D m i t r i e v a n d R v n t a l a n A J»vo//ow Hero are the winning numbers selected on Monday In the Flori­ da tottery: Fan tasy 8 M ay 3rd 2-7-13-14-17 Lo tto (M ay 1) 1-4-10-31-35-43 M o n d ay • M a y 17 ♦ 7 :3 0 PM CHARGE BY PHONE: 4 0 7 -8 3 9 -3 9 0 0 Tickets on tale N O W at the ORLANDO ARENA BOX OFFICE and all Locations. C oil of i k a l i n m ay (Kang4 d o * lo Injury or o+hflf unfc>f*t«on (irtu im la m tt. www.championBOnico.com �4 A - Serrenole Herald. Santord. Honda - Tuesday. May 4.1999 Prayer- Victims' C o n tin u e d b o m P a g e 1A P a g e LA nole County Sheriffs Office who has worked n number of high profile cases Including the Spaztano rase. He has also worked with numerous victims and their families af­ ter the lom ado struck In February 1998. Th ose who have worked alongside him have learned what dem on­ strating compassion, under­ standing and genuine con­ cern for people means to v ic ­ tims o f crime." Sherry McCrew received the award of Advocate of the Year. She Is with Seminole County Sheriffs O flke advo­ cate program. McCrew was chosen because "she Is on call and responds to call-outs seven days a week 24 hours a day and she has long been touching the lives of num er­ ous victims within the county providing them with com fort and words o f kindness to make it through the day." Attorney of the Year was awarded to Glno Felldanl with the State Attorney’s O f­ fice. He Is assigned lo a sp e­ cial prosecution unit and handles all sex crimes and crimes against children. "He works closely with the llttlest victims reassuring them and orienting them to the Judicial process. Most recently he was O v ie d o page LA Community Relations, the Tactical Squad. and T h e s e officers will be quite active with the youth In our community." Peterson said. TWo of the officers will be assigned to community relations, attending meeting with neighborhood groups. Peterson said. The City Council approved the funding 3-1. opposed by John Benson. Benson said he did not see the need to hire officers for a tactical drug squad. •We’ve been fighting the war on drugs since the 1930's and I don't think we're getting anywhere," Benson said. In the Oviedo last 12 police months. have Longw ood C ity H a ll a t 9 :3 0 a.m ., th e O v ie d o C it y H all at 9 :3 0 a .m .. th e W in te r S p rin g s C ity H all at 10 a .m ., th e A lta m o n te S p rin g s C it y Hall at 10:30 a.m ., and th e C a s selb erry C ity H a ll at 8 a.m . The P resid en t an d g o v e rn o rs In o il 5 0 s ta te s a n n u a lly re c o g n is e th e N a tio n a l D a y o f P ra y e r by s ig n in g p r o c la m a tio n s u r g in g re s id e n ts to pray. by C o n g re s s s ig n ed by P re s id e n t H arry T ru m an d e c la re d a n an n u al, n ational d ay o f p ra y e r. T h e d a y was set fo r th e first T h u rsd a y In M ay In 1988. T h e C e n tra l F lo r id a A re a M ayors' P ra y e r B re a k fa s t w ill b e held T h u rs d a y at 7 a.m . at the O m n i Rosen H o te l In O rlan d o. M O M S In T O U C H w ill h old a n op en house. F o r m o r e in form a tion , ca ll 3 3 3 - 3 3 2 0 . T h e llr s l n a tio n a l ca ll to p rayer w a s In 1775. w h e n th e C o n tin en ta l C o n g re s s a sk ed th e C o lo n ie s to p r a y . for w isdom in fo rm in g a n a tion . n Victims’ Rights W eek keynote speakers Donald and Ctaudne R yce are parents ol Jimmy R yce who has advocated legislation lor the d vil com ­ mitment ol sexual offenders following their criminal sentence. assigned a double homicide case Involving a mother and her daughter." Trade Hodges ol the Stale Attorney's Office received the Outstanding Service Award. "She was recognized for the numerous tasks she under­ takes and is currently a P residen t A b ra h a m L in coln p ro cla im ed a day of "h u m ilia tio n , fa s tin g and prayer" In 1863 d u r in g th e figh tin g b e tw e e n t h e N orth and the S o u th . In 1952. a Joint r e s o lu tio n p a ra le g a l an d d o es re s e a rc h on cases fo r th e H a b itu a l O f­ fen d er D ivision . S h e has also d e m o n s tra te d a u n iq u e c o m ­ p assion fo r victim s o f c rim e." T h e a w a r d p ortion o f th e ban qu et w a s p re s e n te d by S tate A tto r n e y N orm a n W olfin g e r. responded to 251 drug related Incidents and made 287 drug arrests. Peterson said. "If wc'rc having a rash o f residential burglaries they will be used for that." Peterson said. T h is will not be the only thing that It will do. It’s a tactical unll." The city Is currently receiving COPS binding for five officers under a previous grant award. County------------ l h r Seminole Il ernlri is ;i\ oihihle ;it ( lie f ol l owi ng stores: Any company that Is interested In selling our news­ paper In their stores, please call our circulation man­ ager. Ed K ram arcik at 322-2611 SANFORD AMA HANDY W AY 4140 E. STATE R D . 46 BOOKS A MILLION 200 SEMINOLE C EN TER AM O CO 4800 W S R . 46 CIRCLE K 26 W. HWY. 46 LIL CHAM P 7499 N. C O U N TY RD. 427 STARVIN MARVIN 4 7 3 0 W. SR. 46 LAKI MARY ARIA PUBLIX 5240 W. HW Y. 46 Continued from Page LA Gary Kaiser resigned as County Manager on April 2 to become president and chief operating officer o f HTE. Inc., In Lake Mary. Some 50 applications were received . one of them from a man who was at one time a broadcaster doing Detroit Tigers base­ ball games. Job.” McMillan said. Former Deputy County Manager Kevin Grace is a candidate far the Job us Is current Public Works Di­ rector Jim Marino. Coto, given a pay boost as she serves as Acting Manager, did not apply for the permanent position. “O U R G O AL IS T O G IV E Y O U T H E BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE EVER Y D A Y ” American Heart i Association* v HANDY W AY 5690 W . HWY. 46 7-ELEVEN 700 LAKE M ARY BLVD. 7-ELEVEN I0 0 N . FR E N C H AVE. W INN DIXIE 4195 LAKE M A R Y BLVD. FINA 1407 S. FR E N C H AVE. TEXACO 490 LAKE M ARY BLVD. LIL C H A M P 1920 S. FR E N C H AVE. FINA 750 LAKE M ARY BLVD. W ALG REENS 2501 S . FRENCH AVE. 7-ELEVEN 110 F IA K E M A R Y BLVD. 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CUMBERLAND FARMS 17-92 GROCERY BOX 17-92 & D IR K SE N CUMBERLAND FARMS 17-92 & HIGHBANKS Our carriers and entire staff a t The Seminole llemld appreciate your business and are here to serve you. A Seminole Herald Seminole Herald “Still the best for all o f your local new s!” Call Us W hen You Need Us For Hom e Delivery Call: (407) 322-2611 To S peak To The Circulation Manager: (407) 322-2611 Cellular: 4 9 2 -5 7 9 0 Est. 1 9 0 8 Seminole Herald W e need your Input and opinions. Letters to the editor and guest columns are both encouraged and appreciated. “Serving Seminole County Since IW8" Tuesday, May 4.1999 • Vol. 91, No. 179 Writ* to u«: Call ua: 300 M. Franck Amnut Sm M .F L 32771 (407)322-2811 E-Mail ui: “ Pubkshed: Daily Except Monday. Saturday. Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL. 32771 ADMINISTRATION CMCUIATION PRODUCTION Doug F e w e r. Publisher Margaret Boechen • Business ManAQtf Joniiee MaUtn Linda Spiegel Edward A Kramarcik • Circulation Manager Wanda Koorpamdis Meinda Morns Frank Wtokne • Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur - Operations Freda Hatmers Cheryl Smith ADVERTISMQ Jtfl Bertncke Acting Edlor Dons Dietrich BklKsms Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Russ White KeAa Werner • Manager John Coflman Peter F Kaktta Judith Lathrop CtASSIFKO (417)031-9903 Tarry Kmnefl Ted Walker Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 M Fnt ftwi OrtMto PenodicaJ Postage Paid al Santord. Florida and additional mailing oldest ERMrtal' USPS AS 1200 Postmaster Send address changes to Fax ua: The SEMINOLE HERALD (407)323-9408 PO Bos 1887 Santord. FL 32772-16*7 I EDITORIAL LEOALS PRCSS A STRIPPING Robert'Skjp' Cowan Mark Savoie Bill Egan Jack E Ritchie Ehvm Tyrrell, Jr. ■ Head Pressman Betty B am tt Subscription Rates (Oa*y a Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year $19 50 $3900 $78 00 $24 00 $4800 $96 00 Florida Restdems add 7% sales taa to above rales R ep u blic iy w l N ew sp a p ers, Inc. �Sarntoota Herald, Santont, Florida • Tuesday. May 4 ,1 9 9 9 - IA People Volunter of the Week T o a s tm a s te r s m e e t D a n c i n g f o r S e n io r s T h e Night O w ls T osratm astera C lu b # 6 M 1 m e e ts e v e r y T u e s ­ d a y o f the m on th , a t 7 :3 0 p .m .. ■t th e Lake M a ry C o m m u n ity B u ild in g on C o u n tr y C h ib R oad. C ontact R osetta B o n h a m at 323-6284 fo r m o r e In fo r m a ­ tion . T h e O ver SO D ance Club d a n c e Is h eld e v e ry W ed n esd ay, fro m 2 :3 0 to 4 :3 0 p.m . at the S a n fo rd C M c C en ter. L ive m u ­ s ic b y th e D e lto n ls n s 13-piece b an d . D o n a tio n 83.00. O p t im is t C l n b N a r -A n o n T h e S a n fo rd O p tim ist Club m e e ts e very W ed n esd a y at n o o n a t the c o lo n ia l R oom In d o w n to w n S a n fo rd . V isito rs are w e lc o m e . C a ll 333-2 1 9 4 o r 3220286. N ar-Anon, a s e lf-h e lp g r o u p fo r relatives a n d fr ie n d s o f a d ­ dicts. w ill m eet T u e s d a y a t 8 p.m . a t O rlan d o O e n e ra l H o s ­ pital. F o r m ore In fo r m a tio n , ca ll 888*6364. K iw n n is C l u b TOPS H i e K lw an ls C lu b o f Sanford m e e ts w eek ly W ed n esd a y at n o o n fo r a lu n c h e o n m e e tin g ot th e L a k esid e L a n d in g at th e M s rtna M otel o n L ak e M on roe. V is itin g K lw a n lsn a are w elco m e. F or in form a tion call W a lt S m ith . 323-S088. M em ber o f T a k e O f f P o u n d s S en sib ly. T O P S , in v ite th e pu b lic to Join th e m o n T u e s d a y even in gs fr o m 7 to 8 p .m . a t th e F irst C h ris tia n C h u rc h . 1607 Sanford A v e ., S a n fo rd . F o r m ore In fo rm a tio n about th e club, call K a r e n B la ztn a . 331-0883. C o a s tlin e r s T h e C o a s tlin e rs m eetin gs are h eld at 10 a.m . th e first W e d n e s d a y o f each m onth at th e S a n fo rd S e n io r C en ter, 401 E. S e m in o le B lvd. A ll In terested railroa d ers, b o th a c tiv e a n d retired, a re In­ vited t o a tten d . F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a l) H orace G reen . 32 3 -6 4 8 3 . [T o a s tm a s te r s N igh t Ow la T o a s tm a s te rs every T u e s d a y o f th e ith . at 7:30 p .m .. a t th e M ary C o m m u n ity g. 300 N. C o u n tr y C lu b tn Lake M a ry . C o n ta c t eUa B on h am a t 333-8384 1In form a tion . R e c o v e r y , In c J o t C lu b R ecovery. In c ., Is a self-h elp m en ta l h ea lth org a n iza tio n for p e o p le w ho s u ffe r from panic a tta c k s , d ep re s s io n , fea rs and g e n e ra l n ervou s sym ptom s. For In form ation , c a ll 660-2003, or 8 9 6 5906. T h e Sanford P ilo t C lu b m e e ts th e first and th ird T u e s d a y a t 7 p.m . In the R S V P b u ild in g o n th e cam pu s at S e m in o le C o m ­ m unity C ollege. A ll In te re s te d a re w elcom e to a tte n d . M ason s TOPS The Sanford Lodge S63 F A A M - Stated C o m m u n ic a ­ tion s a re held o n th e firs t a n d third T u esd ays o f e a c h m on th at 7:30 p.m. D in n e r la s e rv e d at 6:15 p.m . T h e lodge la lo c a te d at 2 1 3 Park A ve. N orth. S a n fo rd . F o r m ore In form ation c a ll (4 0 7 ) 322-2616. fry N ST a Jt H e sh a red th a t w h e n h e a s ­ sists w ith food d is trib u tio n h e R o a d A p o p k a . F o r Inform ation, c a ll (4 0 7 ) 283-5048. C entral F lorid a B lo o d B a n k Is ask in g d o n o rs o f a ll ty p e s blood • e s p e c ia lly O -ty p e d on ors • to d o n a te a t Its San ford branch, 1302 E. S econ d St. F o r In fo r m a tio n , c a ll 322-0822. N a r -A n o n N a r-A n on m eets every W e d n e s d a y at 8 p.m . at Or­ la n d o R egion a l South S em in ole H osp ita l. 5G5 W e s t State Road 434. L on gw ood . N ar-A n on Is a su p p ort g ro u p op en to fa m ilies an d frien d s o f addicts. J o in for s u p p o rt tn c o p in g w ith your a d d ict; gain seren ity to make d e c is io n s a n d put y o u r live b a ck tn focu s. C a ll (407) 3223434, 333-9204, or 294-6504 fo r m o re In fo rm a tio n . R o ta ry T h e R otary B re a k fa s t C lu b m eets every W e d n e s d a y a t 7 :3 0 a.m . at the C o lo n ia l R o o m R e s ­ taurant on First S tre e t In S a n ­ ford. F or m ore In fo rm a tio n , call R ick Rusal at 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 . W s— s r W h it e r s m S A N F O R D • J e o n M etts fr o m the S em in o le V o lu n te e r E n ­ te rp ris e s tru ly san g th e p ra is e s of v o lu n te e r C a rl Kettt. S h e s p o k e s o h ig h ly o f him o n e w ould b e lie v e that th e la d d e r h e w a s p o s e d b y f o r s p h o to cou ld h a v e b e e n a la d ­ d er to H eaven . S h e said, “W ith o u t C a rt's h elp a n d e x p e r tis e and h a r d la b o r w e w ou ld n o t b e w h e r e w e o r e tod ay - a b l e to p ro v id e food t o m ore t h a n 3 0 .0 0 0 hou se h o ld s In o n e year. C a r l h a s b a d kn ees a n d w a s r e c o v ­ e r in g fro m s u r g e r y on o n e o f th em w h e n h e c a m e to us. H e c o n tin u e s to h a v e b a d k n e e s and a ls o had e y e s u rg e ry . B u t. that d id n 't k e e p h im fr o m com in g.* M e tts cited t h a t K eitt h a s d on e a ll p h a s e s o f c a rp e n try In ren o va tio n o f t h e ir b u ild in g . H e's assisted w i t h p a in tin g , h a n g in g dry w a ll, in s ta llin g la ttice over d u c t work, in ­ s ta llin g doors, b u ild in g s t o r ­ age c a b in e ts th ro u g h o u t th e fa cility . h elp ed b u ild th e h a n d ica p p ed nunp and w o rk ed In the U S A and F a rm S h a re food d is trib u tio n . M o d estly, K e ttt m e n tio n e d that h e h as "fu rn is h e d all th e equ ip m en t, k n o w le d g e and p la n s an d he t e l l s the o t h e r gu ys w h a t to d o .* H e said, T m an o v erseer. I c o m e In on ce to tw ice, m aybe t h r e e tim es a w eek I f n eeded." L o ca l C h a p te r 232 o f T O P S in L on gw ood (T a k e O ff Pounds S e n s ib ly ) m e e ts every W ed n es­ d a y a t 6 :3 0 p .m .. In th e au d ito­ riu m o f South S em in ole H o sp i­ tal. 55 5 W . S ta te R oad 434. L on gw ood . W e ig h in g b egin s at 5:30 p.m . 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T Uke t h e p e o ­ p le 1 w o rk w ith a n d I Uke m e e tin g n e w p eo p le. T h e r e ’s a lo t o f b e n e fit to vo lu n te e rin g . I fe e l good th a t I'v e h elp ed s o m e b o d y .* K ettt a n d h is w ife , A gn es, h a v e b een m arried fo r 41 y e a r s an d h a v e r e s id e d In S a n fo rd s in c e 1862. T h e y have \l 1 1 l\ l\ 1 K •* •* *- * G a r d e n in g m a tic sp rin k ler system s to o p ­ era te on ly w h en soli w ater la low. T h ese d evices elim in a te overw a terin g, a situation that o fte n leads to d isea ses p ro b ­ le m s and ca n save w ater and m o n ey . H o w much: T h e am ount o f w a te r to ap ply at an y on e tim e v a rie s w ith th e am ount o f w a te r re s e n t In th e soli, the w a ter o ld in g c a p a city o f the soil, and th e d rain age ch a ra c te ris ­ tics. F lorid a 's san dy soils typi­ c a lly hold o n e Inch o f w ater In th e to p 12 In ch es o f soil. I f the n>ot* a re In th e top 12 In ch es o f s o il and th e soil Is dry. then 3/4 to one in ch o f w ater (or 465 to 6 2 0 gallon s o f w a ter) la re­ q u ired to w et the area thor­ ou gh ly. A s a gen eral rule, tu rfgrasses requ ire no m ore K th a n 0.3 In c h e s o f w a te r p e r d a y o r 0.4 In c h e s o f w a te r p e r d a y u n d er e x trem e su m m er c o n d itio n s a n d 0.05 In c h e s o f w a t e r p er d a y d u rin g t h e w in ter w h e n g r a s s e s ' are n o t - a c t iv e ly g ro w in g . Y o u r Irrig a tio n sy s te m s h o u ld d e liv e r b etw ee n 3/4 In c h e s to o n e Inch o f w a te r w h e n the tu rfg ra s s s h o w s w a ­ t e r d e fic ie n c y . T y p ic a lly , tw o w a te r in g p e r w e e k a r e a p p lie d u n d e r n o rm a l c o n d itio n s , three w a te rin g s p e r w e e k tn the s u m m e r a n d . o n c e e v e r y 10 to 14 d a y s in t h e w in ter. I f ra in ­ fa ll occu rs. Irriga tio n sh o u ld b e su s p e n d e d a c c o rd in g to the a m o u n t o f ra in fa ll. A p p ly in g w a t e r W a te r should n e v e r b e a p p lie d a t a ra te Caster th an It ca n b e a b s o rb e d b y th e t o ll. I f the s p rin k le rs a p p ly too m u c h w a ter. It runs o ff. a n d la w a sted . L ig h t, fre­ q u e n t w a te r in g la In e ffic ie n t a n d e n c o u ra g e s s h a llo w root s y s te m s . E x c e s s iv e Irrig a tio n k e e p s th e ro o t s y s te m satu ­ r a te d w ith w a te r d is p la c in g o x y g e n fro m arou n d th e roots, a co n d itio n harm ful to the g ra s s e s . T h e b est tim e fo r lawn Irrig a tio n is early in the m o r n in g h o u rs . W a te rin g dur­ in g th e d ay c a n w aste w a te r b y e x c e s s iv e e v a p o ra tio n and 11 3 0 (Vi Sh im )X Si » m ) JC T is s n s r .•:*-* three sons, M ich ael. M a u rice an d T ro y and five g ra n d c h il­ dren. T h e cou ple h ave atten d ed church at U psala P re s b y te ria n Church for nine y e a r s a n d K eitt serves there o s a n E ld er. H e has worked w ith S e m in o le V o lu n teer S ervices fo r o v e r on e yea r. d u rin g very hot p e rio d s c a n scald th e lawn. W a te rin g la te In the afternoon w ill In c re a s e the tim e that le a v e s re m a in w et. therefore, p r o m o tin g i i n gal grow th . M andatory w a ter re s tric tio n s : T h e follow in g re s tric tio n s w e re im posed by th e S e m in o le C ou n ty Board o f C o u n ty C o m ­ m ission ers fo r all C o u n ty w a te r cu stom ers since M a y 26. 1998. •R efrain from w a s h in g ca rs a t y o u r residence. •There should b e n o la w n Irri­ gation betw een 6 a .m . and 8 p.m . •Even num bered h o u s e s m a y w a ter th eir lawnb o n M on day, W ed n esd ay and F rid a y s b e ­ tw een 8 p.m. and 6 a .m . •Odd num bered h o u s e s m a y w a ter their law ns on T u e s d a y s . T h u rsd ays and S a tu rd a y b e ­ tween 8 p.m. and d a .m . •There should be n o la w n Irri­ gation on Sundays. S em in ole County w a te r c u s ­ tom ers w h o c o n tin u a lly fall to com p ly could receive up to a 850 fin e. T h e re s tric tio n s d o n ot a ffect C o m m e rc ia l e s ta b ­ lish m en ts. R e strictio n s w ill b e in effect until fu rth er n otice. Being snubbed irksbrideto-be ■ TV (In M l in M l N s r ■ -c W ater lawn when stress signs appear TUESDAY PRIME TIME 6 00 i i ill © D E A R ABBY: I am on attractive, college-educated woman. For the past 18 months, I have been living with my boyfriend, ‘ John,* an attor­ ney in a four-man firm. About aix m on th s ago, ons o f his partners threw s large, formal dinner to cele­ b ra te an im portan t firm victory. A lth ou gh 1 had m et this partn er and his wife ( i l l call them Mel and A lice) many times, and they knew w e liv e d togeth er, the in vitation cam e addreased to ‘ John Doe and guest.* A t the dinner, John waa greeted warm ly and introduced to the other g u es ts, an assortm en t o f accomp lia h e d an d w e ll-k n o w n local socialites. I waa barely acknowl­ edged and was left standing alone as J oh n w as escorted around the room . A t dinner, I*waa seated a t Alice's table. She never addressed a single comment to me, nor did she acknowledge any o f my attempts to Join the conversation. Later, A lice approached each o f the other ladies and invited them to in her for a tour o f her beautiful m e. She left me standing in the livin g room alone with the men. The snubbing was so pointed that later oth era com m ented on it to John. Being socially shy and insecure any­ way, I was devastated. J oh n and 1 are being m arried ■oon. I do n o t w a n t th ia n a sty woman at m y wedding. Even more, 1 d o n ot w a n t to g iv e A lic e th e chance to snub me again by declin­ in g m y in vita tion . John says w e name waa Mr. Fleming, and he was a teacher at Glenbruok N orth H igh School in Northbrook, 111. I waa a student there betw een 1966 an d 1969. h a ve no choice but to in v ite them. H o w should I handle thia? It's eat­ in g m e up. STILL STEAMING IN S.F. D E A R 8 T 1 L L S T E A M IN G : I d o n 't k n o w w h a t w a s e a t i n g y o u r hoe te a s , b u t d o n 't le t h e r a p p a llin g d is p la y o f b a d m a n ­ n e r s e s t s w a y a t y o u r s s lf Y o u h a v e ra y s y m p a th y , b u t I f J o h n f e e l s It 's n e c e s s a r y t o i n v i t e h is p a r t n e r s t o t h e w e d ­ d in g , r e g a r d I t o s b u s in e s s a n d In c lu d e e v o r y o n e . I t w ill be y o u r ch a n ce t o sh ow o n e a n d a ll w h a t a t e r r i f i c life p a r t n e r an d h e lp m a te J o h n has s e le c te d . T o d o a n y t h in g le s s t h a n bbe e g ra * c lo u s w o u ld r e d u c e y o u to n e r le v e L D E A R A B B Y : The le tte r about th e teaching nun rem inded me o f th e only tea ch er who tre a te d me U k e I waa som eon e s p e c ia l. H is I came from a large fam ily. 1 had no confidence whatsoever and w as suicidal at times. N o one paid any attention to me, and I w as g o in g downhill. Then classes started, and a ll o f a sudden t h e r e w a s t h is teacher who made each and every one o f us feel important and that we could accomplish anyth in g. N e e d ­ less to say, there was alw ays perfect attendance in his doss. T h e sister who in stru cted her students to each w rite down some­ thing nice about th e ir fe llo w stu­ dents was truly inspired. Luckily, I had Mr. Fleming — but for students who are not so fortunate, the sis­ ter’s idea could be a rea l blessing. Teen-agers' feelings a re so tender and fragile. BEEN THERE IN PARKLAND. FLA. D E A R BEEN T H E R E : M any fo r m e r s tu d e n ts h a v e h a d te a c h e r s w h o In flu e n c e d t h e ir Uvea in p o s itiv e w a y s lo n g a fte r th e ir sch o o l y e a rs w e r e o v e r. A w o n d e r fu l w a y to r e p a y th e k ln dn eaa la to w r it e th e te a c h ­ e rs a le t t e r a n d te ll th em w h a t a d i f f e r e n c e th e y m a d e . S u c h a l e t t e r w o u ld b e c o m e a t r e a ­ su red keepsake. �1 1 r>II n n#v L M 1 I ■% lM -'1L1vJn Business Focus This Week: We are authorized agents for A T & T wireless service and PrimeCo and Sprint P C S Running and operating • butinat comm M a n k y for Cmdynamic broken. S lo e and Dive U B c d i n * j grew wp lavolvnd with h t a p . t k t h md tk tv Their fxher hat owned and operan d a hnhrap M M in New t o t Rickey. Florida for >f an and their unde it in dw tam e feminise in Geanraae. Florida. Two >a n ago. the LeScda brothars Manned om an t o r own to open Hubcap City, U lte d at 2210 S. French A vt. in Sanford, k handout to he a great deci­ sion At lluhrap City, yon can (led wtneto, knbeape and tires. They carry ill brand name hubcaps al diacouni prices, indedfelg Niche*. Wijue. Weld. Cngar and Amencan Racing juat to name l few . Hrihcapt are offered unight fnxn the fac­ tory or aftcMinkat and mod items are alio in uock. A complete array o f rime including all national brands ate also available. If lire porn are needed. Hubcap City alio hat a full line including trim rings, centers and lugnuts. New and used hubcaps are also available k> meet whatr^rr needs the customer may have, whether it he passenger cars, high offset, trucks, vans or even vintage cats. I f the Lefecda brother don't have what you're looting for. ■ they will find it at the best possible pnee and hj.c it delivI e m l to their store Thu n aJI part of ihr drdKaiioo that ihe I owners hare to complete customer um fjciioo anl ihcir desire to keep their cm lonim coming hack Stop by Hubcap City where you are sure to rnjo) itreat prices, great service and the best attitudes in town A NICE PLACE...FOR A CHANGE Iff YOUR FULL SERVICE ^ TIR ES AUTO CENTER 407-323-FA8T (3278) 9 lu b e s 241) t. Frnnch Asm. (1742) i /4 m h. of 2s«h s t M A K 1I , TUMC-UPS AUTO A A/C RIPAIft 2920 S. Orlando Driva Sanford, Florida 32773 (323*8787 F re e in spection S 30 00 / N o obligation O F F m i l l . n 1s e i v i c e w i t h t h i s .»(1 Offices Coast to Coast since 1954 1 7 4 2 ) f I M • Sanford. >1.32773 2 RELO CATIO N SALE P E S T C O N T R O L • LAW N SPRAYING T E R M IT E SPRAYING W E E D C O N TR O L gj) 5 II I in : M 's. W iiKKi-s. Tutus. T r im k im ;s . # ( ’ kvtkrs A I’ XKTS SAVE! • F R O M IS"., to 40".. OF S HUBCAP CITY CENTRAL | Sanford Pest Control % •A P O . B o x 1202 SANFO RO . F L 32772-1202 2210 N. IIWY. 17 0 2 M \» O M I» . H. 12771 nan 322-17B0 o, I'U574-:tt)02 fk M 1’ftMkkl fk U l 4 % lld l o w n e r* iM tid IrlM-d.i # r v F ire Preven tion S I H V I U E O U IP IY 1 i IV l Location 17-92 San hxd PUua batwaan Sava-A Lot and Big Lott U DISCOURT O R ALL STOKE ITE M S S U P P L IE S SA VE F R O M 15% TO 4 0 % OFF! CENTRAL SYSTEM S • Rostaurani Hood Flrn Systan Specialist • Fira Dept. Citation Corrections 2921 8. 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VA certified facility. amL aU - — :-------- - Aw u 5 i �3; Sports Seminole Herald Ssrrtnolt HaraM, Bsntbrd. Florida • Tuesday May 4 , 1BW • Babe Ruth playoffs underway SK■OHTS IH TSKEDITOR S A N F O R D • T h e B a m b in o M in or D tvlalon a n d B a b e Ruth D tvlalon k ic k e d o ff th e S a n fo rd C ity C h a m p io n s h ip S e rie s s e a s o n In th e C ity o f S a n fo rd R ecrea tion an d n »rk a D ep artm en t B abe Ruth B a s e b a ll L e a g u e M o n ­ day e v e n in g . t h e B a m b in o M a jo r D tv l­ alon o p e n s Its s e r ie s today and t h e B ab e R u th D ivisio n c o n tin u e s its a e rie s w ith a p a ir o f gam es. In m a k e -u p g a m e s from S a tu rd a y . A p ril 17th. th e D ean. R in gers. M o rg a n a n d Law ton. PA Diamond B a ck s h a n d ed th e N o b le s C om m u n ica tion W h ite S o x th eir U ral loss o f th e s e a ­ son, 1 3 -6 : th e K n igh ts o f C o lu m b u s E x p o s d o u b le d the s c o r e on t h e Khvanls C h ib In d ia n s. 8 - 4 : and th e E lk s L o d g e 0 )2 4 1 B ra v e s got a 7 * 0 forfeit from th e Rotary C h ib A th letics. in t h e flrst ro u n d o f th e B e s t-o f-T h re e P la y o ffs o n M on d a y, th e D ea n . R in gers. M organ a n d Law ton . P A . D ia m o n d B a ck s c o n tin u ed th eir h o t play, c lo b b e r in g the R o ta ry C lu b A th letics. 12-1, a t H isto ric S an ford M em o ria l S tad iu m ; an d th e E lks L o d g e 01241 B ra ves used a n eig h t-ru n third I n ­ n in g to topple th e K lw anla C lu b In d ia n s. 9 -6 . at Z ln n B eck F ie ld . F in a l re gu la r sea son s ta n d in g s _ N o b le s C o m ­ m u n ica tio n W h ite S o x (1 3 I). K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s E x p o s (9 -6 ). D ea n . R in gers. M organ an d Law ton . P A . D ia m o n d * B a ck s (8 -7 ), Ktw ants C h ib In d ia n s (5 -0 ). lE Ik s L o d g e 01241 Braves (5-« |Y * n d M t a r y C M > A th Jletlcs (3 -1 2 ). P ro v id in g th e Regional first round Six Seminole County diamond teams look to stay alive in state tournament s t o r Ts e i k t o h S A N F O R D - S em in o le C ou n ty s c h o o ls get th e op p o rtu n ity to con tin u e a rem a rk a b le p o s t­ sea son to d a y w h en s ix S e m i­ n ole A th le tic C o n fe re n c e b a s e ­ b a ll a n d s o ftb a ll team s tak e part In th e R rg lo n a l Q u a rte rfi­ nals. Last F rid a y a n d S atu rd ay, s ix o f a p o s s ib le eigh t team s from th e co u n ty e a rn e d s p o ts In the R egion al Q u a rterfin a ls, th ree ch a m p io n s a n d th ree ru n n e rs up. a n d n o w n eed Just live w in s to cla im a s ta te ch a m p io n sh ip . T h e last sp o t to b e d e c id e d w as th e W in te r S p rin g s b a s e ­ ball team , w h k h had w o n a sp ot In th e q u a rterfin a ls, but d rop p ed a 6-1 d ec is io n to N o. 1 seed ed F lo rid a A ir A c a d e m y from M elb o u rn e In th e C la s s 3 A -D istrict 13 T o u rn a m en t S a t­ u rd ay n igh t at W in te r S p r in g s H igh S ch ool. B ecau se o f th e lo ss th e B e a rs w ill h a ve lo m ak e th e lo n g road trip to Palm B ea ch C om m u n ity C o lleg e In W est P a lm B ea ch lo la k e on 3 A -D tstrtct 14 c h a m ­ p ion Palm B e a c h -C a rd in a l N ew m an at 7 :3 0 p.m . In o th e r b a seb a ll gam es: Beer :30 garners lead in Co-Ed • C la ss 5 A -D istrict 5 c h a m ­ p io n S em in o le (24-7) w ou ld e a r to b e in p rrtty good pe. h o stin g a G atew ay squad fro m K issim m ee that on ly went 13-18 th is s e a s o n and w a s the S A -6 ru n n er-u p to M erritt Is ­ la n d . B B u t G atew ay h a s one o f the b e s t p itch er's In the s la te and fig u re s lo g iv e the F ig h tin g S e m ln o k s a g o o d fight at S ilS 's A lu m n i F ield In the S em in o le H ig h S ch ool B a seb a ll C o m p lex s ta rtin g at 7 :3 0 p.m . S em in ole h e a d roa ch M lk r B o w ers Is e x p e c te d to g o with Junior ace lefth a n d er B rian N ie ls e n (8 -2 ) again st th e P a n ­ th ers. C tu u L y t k and A n g rlo R etraces h a ve b e e n ca rryin g the b ig b a ts fo r th e locals. * O n e o f th e b est go m es fig ­ u r e * to b e at O vied o 's M lk lc r F ie ld w h ere th e Lions (2 6 -4 ). w ith on ly o n e lo s s lo a C la s s 6 A sch ool th is y e a r, h ostin g A p o p k a (2 2 -8 ) at 7:30 p.m . A c e lefth a n d er Paul Lubrano 110-0) figu res to get th e bull fro m coach K r a n e Brown, w h ile J u s tin H olm es. J a v ie r A b r a m . L a rry O ra yso n and B lain e S c h u lte lead th e Lion s o ffen se. * A n o th er e x cellen t m atch -u p W ELL see s L a k e M ary (2 3 - 7 ) tra v e lin g to O rla n d o to ta k e o n Dr. P h i l ­ lip s (2 3 -8 ) s ta r lin g a t 4 p.m . T h e Panlhfrra n a v e w on 1 1 g a m e s In a ro w a n d 1 4 - o f- IS . bu t w ill h a v e to d e a l w ith th e o ffe rin g s o f L ak e M a r y ace T o n y C o rra o . D a n ie l S a n fo rd . B ra n d o n H an ey. J o s e T o r m o s . Matt A l l e ­ gro a n d R ob M a c rh lo n e a r e som e o f th e to p h itte r s fo r c o a c h A lle n T U ttk 's K am a. In th e softb a ll g o m es: • A fte r a 6 6 start. O v ie d o (2 1 -8 ) has w on I 5 -o M 7 ga m es. In c lu d in g a 2 -1 , n in e In n in g d efeat o f d e fe n d in g sta te ch a m p io n Lake M a ry in th e d is tric t (In als. T h e l i o n * w ill h o s t E d gew a ter (1 9 -1 2 ). w h k h w a s no-hit b y A p o p k a In th e C la s s S A -D tstrtct 4 fin a l last F rid a y n igh t, s ta r t­ in g at 6 p.m . O vied o , u n d er h ead c o a c h A n n a H ollis. Is le d by th e p itc h in g d u o o f S a ra h R c e b e r (8 -5 ) a n d T a n ya H o w a rd f 1 0 - 1) a n d th e h illin g o f A lis o n P a r k e r and th e sister c o m b o o f M ss an d K a tie Field. • L a k e M ary (2 1 -8 ) Is *ui| f a ­ v o re d to repeat a s state ch a m - w K isslm m ee-O at ew a y (1 3 -1 8 ) va. S e m in o le (2 4-7). 7 :3 0 p.m, A p o p k a 113. (2 2 -8 ) vs . O v ie d o H .3. (2 6 -4 ). 7 :3 0 p .m . |jik> M aty II.S . (2 3 -7 ) v s . D r. P h illip s H .8 . (23 -8 ). 4 p.m, W in te r S p rin gs v s . Palm B e a c h -C a rd in a l N ew m an . 7 :3 0 p.m . SO FT B A LL E dgew ater II.S . 6 p.m . I frlia 7 :3 0 p.m . plena, but now m u st d o m ost o f Its w o rk on the s in c e th e R u r n fin ish ed as the d istrict r u n ­ n ers-u p . T h e y open the re g io n a l* at A p o p k a , and sta r p itc h e r J e n ­ n ifer W ilson , w h o g a v e u p o n ly on e htt In d efea tin g B oon e a n d no h its In b e s tin g E d gew a ter last w eek , at 7 :3 0 p.m . * * Mary Is led b y th e * •■■ • • . - : p itc h in g o f s e n io rs Sarah Sm ith (1 1 -3 ) a n d H a lk Sow arda (1 0 ­ 5). w h ile c o a ch J c a n n k F is h e r relies o n the h ittin g o f K elly H arb ou r. J a c k ie C rtsp ell. MeaRan D o n trich , L in d sey Mans. Y a ra h O te ro . N lc o k W h ite. J ill W o lco tt a n d M o n iq u e C ollins. T o n ig h t's w in n e r's trill a d ­ va n ce to th e re g io n a l sem ifin a ls o n F rid a y. V ** ■ >• o ffe n s e IA T U ID A T , MAT 1 K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s E x ­ pos: tw o h its _ Adam M u n d y (tw o ru n s. RBI); o n e hit _ W a y n e W a ts Iro n . RBI). K e ith W rig h t. J a m es P ea rso n : two r u n s _ Eric B ryan t. C le o W h ite : on e run _ S c q u c D ru n d id gc. K lw a n la C lu b In d ian s: tw o h its J o sh D ecu rtaln a (R B I): o n e hit . J o s h O athera (ru n . RBI). J u s tin H ab e rlin g (run): o n e run _ S teve B r a k y . S c o tt Lewis. D ea n . R in gers. M organ and Law ton . P A . D iam ond B a ck s: tw o h its _ C o ry S h e ffie ld (d ou b le, run. tw o RBI). M ik e D o n e y (th ree runs, tw o RB I): o n e h it _ D ion C a s e y (d o u b le , two ru n s). W illia m Peterson (run. R B I); tw o ru n s, th ree RBI _ J a m e s S o yd a ra ; o n e run _ M ik e T o w e rs . K evin G o n d e r. M ike A ld k r . T e r ­ ren ee M u rp h y. N o b le s C om m u n ication W h ite S o x : tw o h its - Lumas (d o u b le, run. R B I); on e hit _ B a rn es (trip le, ru n . RBI). P a rris (d ou b le. R B I). R o b ­ e rtso n (ru n . R B I); o n e run _ H u tch in s. H cn n lacn . S cott. PLATO m E lk s Lod ge 01241 B raves: tw o h its _ K. E r ic k ­ son (tr ip le , d o u b k . run). J . P o lo sk i (ro n ); o n e hit _ E. B loom (tw o ru n s). R. Q uinn. O .B. T a lle y a n d F. H ic k s (one r u n s co red each ). B . L e s h in s k l; o n e r o n _ J . H eck le. A C o llie r. K lw a n la C lu b In d ian s: two h it s _ J . G a th e rs (h om e ro n . ru n ). S. B r a k y (tw o ru n s): o n e htt _ J . H ab erlln g (d o u b le , r o n ). M . W h ite (d o u b k ): on e ru n _ J . S ch m itz; on e RBI _ D. B e rn s te in . D ea n . R in gers. M organ and Law ton . P A . D iam ond B ack s: tw o h its _ S c u lle r (trip le, th re e ru n s). Soydara (two ru n s ); on e h it _ D oney (h om e ru n . ro n ). C a sey (tw o ru n s); o n e ru n _ H ayes. B u rg e s s . R o ta ry C lu b A th le tic s : on e hit _ B ertra n d . C h e s s e r. C ain: o n e run _ W itte. MAT 1 100 900 . 4 4 140 X I X . 0 S 019 30. O S 10S 4X _ 19 0 • R u th . Pg. 2 B SANFORD • Lillie Quinn. D.D.S. made a shambles of David Wcekley Homes' unde­ feated season and Beer :30 took advantage In smashing fashion at Pine hurst Park Mon­ day night. David Wcekley Homes took a 1-0 lead In the top o f the flrst inning, but that was the last lead It would see os Lillie Quinn. D.D.S. scored 14 runs In the bottom o f the first Inning and rolled to a 25-5, four In­ ning triumph. With Its nearest competition out o f the way. undefeated Beer :30 took a little time getting going, only scoring three runs over the first two Innings, but then put Siemens away, scoring seven mrih In the third Inning and 10 runs in the fourth In­ ning to win 20-0 and took over sole leadership o f the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Spring Co-Ed Slow Pitch Softball League. In the other game. Air Masters/Blg Leaguers scored in every Inning. Including a seven-run fifth Inning and a five-run seventh Inning, and won Us first game o f the season. 23-10. over M J.O . Corporation. Beer :30 Is now 3-0. while David Weckley Homes and Lil­ lie Quinn. D.D.S. ore both 2-1. Completing *.ne standings arc Air Mastrra Rip Leaguers and Siemens (botn i -2) and MJ.O. Corporation (0-3). Next Monday night at Pinehurst Park. David W cekley Homes challenges Beer :30 at 6:30 p.m.: Air Masters/Blg Leaguers tackles Lillie Quinn, D.D.S. at 7:30 p.m.; and M.J.O. Corporation faces Siemens at 8:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: Lillie Quinn, D.D.S.: three hits _ Lort Poe (triple, two dou­ bles. three runs, seven RBI). Ray Hartsfteld (triple, double, three runs, four RBI). Nalda Roberts (triple, double, two runs, two RBI), Paula Songer (double, ron. three RBI); two hits _ Gina Green (tripk. four runs). Sam Raines (triple, three runs), Craig Merkerson (two doubles, two runs. RBI), Brenda Hartsfteld (two runs, two RBI). Duke Roberts (RBI): one hit _ Arthur Bam es (double, two runs, three RBI). Tony Smith (double, run). Myrtrl Reid (ron. RBI): one ron _ Tracy Mitchell. C o-E d . P a g e 2 B SANFORD • The Optim ist Club ol Sanford recently presented its Athlete o l the W eek award to girls' lacrosse player Tracey Swaynos (right) and golf player Derek Cam ps (left). Swaynos has excelled throughout the season and has show n outstanding spirit and cooperation. Camps has maintained a 37.8 stroke average throughout th e season, and recently shot a records-tying four-under-par 32 during a match. He also recently won the International Junior Golf Tour’s ‘ slammer Invitational" golf tournam ent in W hite Sul­ phur Springs In W est Virginia. Derek and Tracey receive their awards from O ptim ist member John Cullum (center). * Westview Baptist soars into Church lead LAKE MARY • Westview Baptist Church took over the lead In the City of Sanford Recreation and Department Spring Church Slow Pitch Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Complex Monday night. Westview Baptist became the first three game winner In the league. Sanford Central Baptist Church had the week ofT. scoring three runs In the second inning and six runs In the fourth Inning to cap off a night o f ron r o k wins with a 12-0 victory over Centro Crtstlano Church. In the other games. C.C.L.M. (Community Church o f Lake Mary) led 6-0 and 9-3. but the Knights of Columbus came up with 11 runs In the bottom of the second Inning and C.C.L.M. could never recover, falling 23-13 in five Innings to the Knights of Columbus, which won thetr flrst game of season. Sanford First Church o f the Nazarene broke away from a 6-3 lead, scoring 1 1 runs In the top o f the sixth Inning to thump Christians United. 17-3. Westview Baptist Church Is now 3-0, while Sanford Central Baptist Church Is 2* 0. The lead duo is bct.'g followed In the standings by Sanford First Church of the Nazarene (2-1). Knights of Columbus (1-1). C.C.L.M. (1-2). Christians United (0-2) and Centro Crtstlano (0-3). Next Monday night at the Lake Maiy Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane, across from the Mayfair Countiy Club, between Country Club Rood and S.R. 46-A. Westview Baptist Church takes on Christians United at 6:30 p.m.: Centro Crtstlano chal­ lenges Knights o f Columbus at 7:30 p.m.: Sanford Central Baptist Church battles Sanford First Church of the Nazarene at H:30 p.m.: and C.C.L.M. has the week off. Providing the offense were: Knights of Columbus: three hits _ Hugh Collins (home run. triple, two runs, four RBI). Jim Davis (double, four runs, three RBI): two hits _ Joel Lipscomb (triple, two runs). J e ff Gill (double, ron). Joe Santoro (three runs). Dennis Roman (run); one hit Mike Verses (grand slam. run. four RBI). Virgil Riddle (home ron. three runs, three Rill). Bat Larkin Iron. RBI). Lenny Losacco (two runs). John Cook. Dennis Lncour (one run cuch). Lewis Hcllycr. one ron _ Erin Reno. Community Church of Lake Mary _ three 1 lilts _ Lee Atkins (two runs. RBI); two hits _ Cabot Jaffy (triple, run). John Hoyt II. Kevin Chub (two runs and two RBI each). Justin Nettles (run. two RBI). Mike Bender (two runs); one hit _ Bill Kendall (ron. RBI), John Hoyt Sr. (ron). Allen Nettles: one run _ John Hoyt 111. First Church o f the Nazarene: three hits _ Dale Whitman (double, two runs). Scott Wade (three runs. RBI): two hits _ Ron Cardell (two runs, three RBI). Brian Howard (run. two RBI). Jonathon Hubbard (two rons. RBI). Scott Johnson. Carl Owens (two runs each); one hit _ Jon Oakes (run. RBI): one run _ Billy Catalano. Perry Hetsler. Christians United: two hits _ Robert Jones (two runs): one hit _ Jack Eltonhead (ron). Otis Raines (RBI). Leonard Raines, Mark Whitley. Jeff Johnson. Andrew Diemer. Dean Smith: two RBI _ Mark Blythe. Westview Baptist Church: three hits _ Gary Cline (triple, double, two rons, RBI): two hits _ Gene Pyle (double, run. two RBI). BUI Van Tcssel (run. RBI). Clay Litton (two rons). Bobby Kretnbrlng (nm ): one hit _ Wayne Walker (triple, ron. two RBI). W il­ liam Billups (ron. RBI). Troy Pate. William ; v v ' .. » . ■ • * ‘ . r 1 '• s e « C h u rch , P i g * 2B �■Swrinofo Herald. Sanford. Ftortda • Tuesday. May 4.1999 Invacare stands alone atop Industrial standings ■7 ] SPORTS EDITOR S A N F O R D - In vacare cam e fro m b e h in d tw ice to tak e s o le le a d e r s h ip o f th e C ity o f S a n ­ fo rd R e c re a tio n and P a rk s D e ­ p a rtm e n t S p r in g In d u strial S low P itc h S o (I b a ll Leagu e at P in eh u rs t Park. B rla r/ B B M C orp oration took a 2 - 0 lead In th e bottom o f the first In n in g a n d h eld that le a d u n til In va ca re tied th e ga m e in th e to p o f th e th ird Inning. In va ca re g ra b b e d th e lead In th e bottom o f th e fourth In n in g w ith a n o th e r th ree run o u t­ b u rs t. bu t B rla r/ B B M C o rp o ra ­ tio n reg a in ed th e a d va n ta ge b y s c o r in g fo u r ru n s In th e top o f th e fifth in n in g. In va ca re then to o k th e le a d for g o o d b y p la tin g s e v e n ru n s in the b o tto m o f t h e fifth In n in g and th e n w ith s to o d a c h a lle n g e to w in 13-10. M yer's T re e S e r v ic e h a d a huge o ffe n s iv e g a m e , s c o rin g at least fo u r ru n s In e v e ry In n in g and c o lle c tin g 21 h its a s it w o n Its first g a m e o f t h e s e a s o n , 2 2 2, o v e r th e W a y n e D e n s c h B 53 s. D atam ax o p e n e d Its s e a s o n with a v icto ry , b u t tra ile d 4 - 0 through b u r In n in g s b e fo r e scorin g tw o ru n s tn th e fou rth In n in g a n d s ix r u n s In th e fifth Inning. B u n d y/ S & H t r ie d to ra lly , sco rin g s in g le r u n s In th e fifth and s ix th In n in g s to c lo s e to w ithin 7 -6 a n d h a d th e b a s e s lo a d ed w ith on ly o n e o u t. B u t a p o p u p and ground o u t e n d e d th e threat and the ga m e . In vacare Is now 2 - 0 and le a d s Datamax a n d V a n ta re (b o th 1-0). B undy/SfkH a n d M y e rs T re e S ervice (1 -1 ) a n d B rlar/B B M C orp oration a n d th e W a y n e D en sch B -5 3 'a (b o th 0 2 ). T h is Friday night a t P in e h u rs t Park, tne W a y n e D e n s c h B -5 3 'a ch allen ge V a n to re at 6 :3 0 p.m .; ' In vacare b a ttle s D atam ax a t 7:30 p .m .: M y e r s T ree S ervice ta k e s on B rlar/ B B M Corporation at 8 :3 0 p .m .; and B undy/S& H h a s th e w e e k olT. P rovid in g the o ffen se w e re : Invacare: two h lta _ S e a n S u m ter (triple, tw o runs,' tw o Babe Ruth •4 9 1 _ 11 S 10S S . 1 S T h e B e s t-o f-T h rc e C h a m p i­ o n s h ip S e rie s Q u a rte rfin a ls w ill b e g in on T u e s d a y , M a y 4 th at R oy H o lle r J u n io r Field. A t 5 :4 5 p .m ., the R tn k er M a ­ te r ia ls D evil R a y s ta k e s o n th e S a n fo rd E le c tric A th le tic s a n d a t 7 :4 5 p .m .. th e R otary B r e a k ­ fa st C lu b E x p o s fa ce th e S u n n lla n d C o rp o ra tio n M arlin s. G a m e tw o o f th e a eries wlU b e o n T h u rs d a y . M a y 6 th , w ith th e M a rlin s p la y in g th e E xp os at 5 :4 5 p.m . a n d th e A th le tic s b a ttlin g th e D e v il R a y s a t 7 :4 5 p .m . I f a th ird g a m e Is n eed ed In e ith e r se rie s . It w o u ld b e p la y o n S a tu rd a y. M a y 8 th at 9 a.m . a n d / o r 11 a .m . T h e S e m ifin a ls w ill b egin on T u e s d a y . M a y 1 1th a t Roy H o l­ le r J u n io r F ie ld w ith th e D e v il R a y s / A th le tic s su rv iv o r ta k in g o n th e S a n fo rd Lodge #62 F re e A A c c e p te d M a son s Y a n k e e s at 5 :4 5 p.m . and th e Exp o s / M a rltn s w in n e r fa cin g the R a ilro a d e rs C u b s at 7 :4 5 p.m . G a m e tw o w ill b e o n T h u r s ­ d a y . M a y 13th. at 5 :4 5 p.m . a n d 7 :4 5 p .m . and th e I f n e c ­ essary* g a m e b ein g p la yed on S atu rd a y. M a y 15th. at 9 a.m. a n d / o r 11 a .m . T h e s u r v tv o fs w o u ld th en m e e t tn th e .C ham pionship F i­ n a ls b e g in n in g on T u e s d a y . M a y 18th. a t 6 p.m. G a m e tw o w o u ld be on T h u rs d a y . M a y 20th. at 6 p.m . a n d th e I f n e c e s s a ry ’ gam e act at 9 S ta n d in g s _ A m erica n D iv i­ s io n : S a n fo rd L od ge # 6 2 F re e A A c c e p te d M a so n s Y a n k e e s (1 0 2 -1 ). R tn k er M aterials D e v il R a y s (6 -7 ) and S a n fo r d E le c tr ic A th le tic s (3 -1 1 ); N a tio n a l D iv i­ sion: R a ilro a d e rs C u b s (1 2 - 1 1). R o ta ry B re a k fa s t C lu b E x p o s (6-9) a n d S u n n lla n d C o r p o r a ­ tion M a r lin s (5 -1 0 ). T h e B e s t-o f-T h r e e C h a m p i­ o n sh ip S e r ie s S e m ifin a ls b e g a n at R oy H o lle r J u n io r F ie ld on M on d a y w ith th e R o ya ls, th e A m erica n D iv is io n ch a m p io n , b estin g th e D e v il R aya, th e N a ­ tional D ivisio n ru n n e rs -u p . 10* 7; a n d th e R ed S o x . th e A m e r i­ can D iv is io n ru n n e rs -u p . u p ­ settin g th e P ira te s , th e N a tio n a l D ivisio n c h a m p io n s , 11 -1 0 , o n a tw o-out, RBI s in g le b y J a c o b H o m e r tn th e b o tto m o f th e fifth in n in g that s c o r e d C h ris V e r sara w ith th e w in n in g ru n . G a m e tw o o f t h e s e rie s w lU b e played a n W e d n e s d a y a t Roy H oller J u n io r F ie ld , w ith th e Red S o x a n d P ir a te s p la y in g at 5:45 p .m . and t h e R o y a ls a n d Devil R a y s p la y in g a t 7 :1 5 p.m . If on e. o r b oth , o f th e a e r ie s are tied a fte r W e d n e s d a y , th e I f necessary* g a m e w ill p la y e d on Friday at 5 :4 5 p .m . a n d / o r 7:15 p .m . T h e s em ifin a l s u rv iv o rs w ill meet In th e B e s t-o f-T h r e e C h a m p io n sh ip F in a ls sta rtin g on M on d a y. M a y 10th a t R oy H oller J u n io r F ie ld a t 6 p .m . G a m e tw o w o u ld b e p la y e d o n W ed n esd a y, M a y 1 2 th a t 6 p.m . and th e T f n ecessa ry* g a m e w o u ld b e p la y e d o n F rid a y . M a y 14th a t 6 p.m . F in al re g u la r s e a s o n s ta n d ­ ings _ A m e ric a n D iv is io n : R o y ­ als (8 -4 ). R ed S o x (5 -6 ). N e w T rib es M is s io n In d ia n s (2 * 9 ) and M a rin e rs (1 -1 0 ); N a tio n a l D ivision : P ira te s (9 -2 ). D e v il Rays (9 -3 ) an d N e w s o m e H a rd ­ w ood s A th le tic s (6 -6 ). P ro v id in g th e o ffe n s e w e re : R oyals: tw o h it s _ Roddy H eck le (d o u b le , th re e ru n s. M AG IC PLAYOFF TICKETS ON SALE O rla n d o - O rla n d o M agic p la y o ff tic k e ts a re o n sale. T ic k e ts a re a va ila b le through the O rla n d o A re n a B o x O ffice (cash. M asterC ard. V is a , A m e ric a n E xpress, a n d D iscover) a n d a ll T Ic k e tM a s te r o u tlets (ca sh only). T ic k e ts ca n a ls o b e ch arged b y p h o n e th rou gh T Ic k e tM a s te r b y ca llin g (4 0 7 ) 8 3 9 3 9 0 0 (A m e rica n E xp ress. D iscover. M a s te r­ C a rd a n d V isa ). In ad d ition , tickets c a n b e o rd e re d v ia T Ick etM a ster O n lin e w ith a m ajor c re d it c a rd . The Internet a d d ress Is w w w .tlck etm a ster.co m . T h e re Is n o lim it o n the n u m b er o f tic k e ts a c u s to m e r m a y pu rchase. SYFA-JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL C A M P S A N F O R D - T h e S an ford Youth Footb all A s ­ so cia tio n (SYFAJ w ill be registerin g fo r the F irs t A n n u a l J e f f B lok e C harity F o o tb a ll C a m p o v e r the n ext few w eekends. Locally. registration fo r th e cam p w ill b e Legal Notice m TNK CIRCUIT COURT OR THSIRTM JUDICIAL c ir c u it , is a s s r e s • SMINOLS COUSTV, FLORIDA CASS NOi • • - 4 1 C A-I 4 -S IRWIN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLAND MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Plaintiff *» JOSEPH CRANE ROBINEON, •L at. Qslandants NOTICE OIP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an OnNr or Final Judgmant anland in Casa No. ES-41-CA-I4-B at tha Circuit Court ol lha tSTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida, wharam IRWIN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLANO MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Ptamtitl. AND JOSEPH CRANE ROBINSON, at a l . ara da lan­ ds nts I will Mil to tha highast biddar tor each al lha Waal Front Door ot lha Ssmmola County Courlhouaa. Sanlord. Florida, at tha hour of M 00 a m, on lha 27th day of MAY, d o u b le , fo u r ru n s. R B I), B e rn o s k y (h o m e ru n . fo u r ru n s, five R B I): th re e h its _ P e o u s (tw o trip le s , th re e ru n s): two hlta _ R u d d (tr ip le , d o u b le , th ree ru n s, R B I). S co tt (d o u b le , tw o ru n s , tw o R B I). Q reen (d o u b le , tw o ru n s. R B I); o n e hit _ L u k e (h o m e n m , th re e ru n s, th re e R B I). R o g ers (n m . RBI). B rtk en (tw o R B I). R ya n (R B I). W a y n e D e n s c h B -S3*s: o n e hit _ R on P lu m m e r (d o u b le , ru n ). R o b ert U U lnana (n m ). O e o ig e S im k a n tch and J e ff C o o le y (o n e R B l e a c h ) . B o b b y Jon es, W ayne K e lly . D on C asseau x. D atam ax: th re e h its _ C h r is B ry s o n (tw o d o u b le s , tw o ru n s, R B I); o n e h it _ D e e R ic h a rd s (h o m e ru n , tw o ru n s, th re e RBI). r S '* c o and B ill M ich aels (on e n m s c o r e d ea c h ). C h ip Sm ith; on e ru n . o n e R B I _ Robert LaFountoln: o n e n m _ Ron W ojtascck: on e R B I _ E ric Mayhew. B u ndy/SA H : two h its _ J o s u e Ram os (triple), A n d re w M cQ u tggun (double, tw o R B I); o n e h it _ S teve Jon es. B ob O a k le y an d O rlando B arrera (o n e nm scored each), C ra ig H a rv e y ; o n e n m . on e RBI . J e ff M c N a ir, D i­ a n e W ilson; on e n m _ D u stin M a rjo w ^ D n ^ R B ^ ^ J o h r T K e U y ^ ^ hit _ R o b in W in te r s (trip le , two runs, tw o ROD. B o b G o yette (d o u b le , tw o ru n s), D a v e C o s s (run. R B I), D ia n e C o ta n g e lo (tw o ru n s). M JO C orporation : th re e h its _ J o h n J u s llc s (d ou b le, tw o RBI): tw o hits _ G reg Lit* (d o u b le , two runs). Lynn W e b b (d o u b le , run), Llaa Clan m e n . R u b en Garcia (on e n m an d o n e RBI each). M elissa LIU (K O I); o n e lilt * . .* _ M rlan lc F low ers |m n. R B I), T o m M anley (run); o n e ru n . o n e RBI _ D ee Enrtghl; o n e hit Don Baldwin. H ea th er S orvu s. " OSOSTDX. i s i s asss. s 7 7 4 S S .S S S 1 •as a n . a • •asass. s r w i n , lo s e & D R E W 10S 111 1 . s s OSS 081 X _ S S fo r S a tu rd a y . M ay 2 2 n d . R B I), Israel Q u in te ro and N e lson S a n tia go (tw o ru n s sco red a n d on e R B I each ); on e hit _ Juan C a m a ch o (tw o runs), R ich a rd Q u in n (tw o RBI). A n gel F igu ero a . T o m O llson . D allas D a v is . S a g u n d o G onzales and A lo n z o H u rd (o n e ru n s co red e a c h ). B rla r/ B B M C orp oration : two h lta _ T h o m a s M an ley (d ou b le, ru n . two R B I), M ik e DeLaPaz (d o u b le , tw o ru n s), C o ry B u ck ley (tw o ru n s, tw o RBI). B ill P re v e s k (tw o ru n s). C loy Lane (ru n ); on e hit _ R u ben G a rris (d o u b le , tw o R B I). K eith Lstx (tw o RBI). M ik e M itchell; o n e n m . on e R B I _ Eric C hu rch; o n e ru n _ D o n Baldw in. Myci M y e r’s T r e e S ervice: fou r h its _ H a w v e r (h o m e ru n . triple, 1H>. lha lottowing daaenbad propart/ Lot 4, BRIOQEWATER. PHASE H. according to lha Plat lharol, aa racordad in Plat Book IS, Pag#* BE and M. ol lha Public Racordi ol Saminola County. Florida DATED thia tSth day ol APRIL. 1SSS. Maryann# Mona Clark Circuit Court By Jana E. Jaaaanc Daput, Clark ROGER D BEAR. PA. PO B0X4SSS ORLANDO, FL 12103 R B I): B randon W etty (ru n . R B I). G re g o ry B elm ot (tw o ru n s ); o n e ru n _ H arrokl D aniels J r .. B re n t C offer, S h an e M oore. D evil Rays: two h lta _ J u s tin Pa b on : on e hit _ J a s o n F a ith (trip le. RBI). M y te r N eal (d o u b le, run), M ilt A hrero ( n m , R B I); o n e run _ D a n n y O rtiz, T .C . K inney. Jam ea K ea rn ey. R ed Sox: o n e hit _ M att L e w is (dou b le, taro RBI). J a c o b H o m e r (tw o runs. RBI). N a th a n H o m e r (n m . tw o RBI); tw o r u n s _ C h r is V ersa ra . A lex Kean; o n e ru n _ D a vid French. D an n y C o h e n , M a tt U nderw ood, C a le b Polk. Pirates: on e hit _ C h r is S e l l ­ e r s (run); tw o ru n s _ G r e g H ard y, Cam eron T h o m p k ln s , J crm ta n e Casey; o n e ru n _ Slers. L o m e M e rth le , don Bostlch. s u n . 7 • is s a x .u • i« a s s . is 1 M B 4 1 .II a S ch ed u le _ fts ta r d s y . M a y • a t Lakeside Field. B o v ls H o m e s v s. C row n Trophy, 8 :3 0 a .m .; R ic h Plan vs. J T II E n te rp ris e s , 9 :3 0 a.m .; Sanford C a m p b c U L o ssln g A m erican L e g io n P o s t 5 3 vs. Sunnlland C o rp o ra tio n . 10:30 a.m . T h e leagu e has o n e S a tu r­ d a y 's left to play and th e n th e r e wtU b e s picnic. a t L a k esid e Field, D e c h . F is h e r A L a w ren ce Royals v s . P la y It A g a in S p orts D iam ond B a c k s . 11:30 s.m .; Shutter B u g s M a r ­ lin s vs. Sanford Lodge #6 2 F r e e A A ccep ted M asons C a r d in a ls , I p .m .: N etw ork E le c tric C u b s vs. S u nnlland C o rp ora tion R e d S ax, 2 :3 0 p.m . T h e leagu e has o n e m o re S a t­ u r d a y s on the s c h e d u le a n d th e n there w ill b e a p o s t-s e a s o n p ic n ic . Co-Ed IB D a v id W e e k lc y H om es: .one h it _ La D a w n R ich ey (trip le, ru n . RBI). G r e g R ay (tw o RBI). D ave K a cb crletn . Lynctte B a rk le y (o n e R B I ea ch ). M ike M in e r, D a m on M a ssey. John D u m p s s s (o n e ru n each ), Keri A lb rltfo n ; o n e n m _ A m b er M assey. B e e r :30: th ree h its _ C orey L a s o g e (ru n . tw o R B I); tw o hits _ V ic D IB a rtolo (trip le, tw o runs. R B I). S h e rry W ilk ie (tw o d o u ­ b le s . th ree ru n s, three RBI). S te v e M irra (tw o d ou bles, run. R B I). J o y W e a v e r (dou ble, three ru n s , th ree R B I). J o e DIBartolo [d o u b le , tw o runs, th ree RBI). J e r r y D IB a rto lo (ru n , RBI]; one h e ld a t th e ‘J u st F o r Feet* at the S e m in o le T o w n e C e n te r M a ll In S an ford on M a y 1st fro m 11 a.m . to 3 p.m . S ig n -u p s w ill b e h eld at th e ‘Just F o r F e e l* o n In S e m in o le T o w n e C en ter M all In S a n fo rd o n M a y 15 fro m 11 a.m . to 3 pan. B la k e h im ­ s e lf w ill a m k e a n ap p ea ra n ce to sign a u to ­ g ra p h s a t 11 a.m . T h e F o o tb a ll C am p , fo r boys and g irls a g e s 7 - t o - 17, w ill b e h e ld M ay 2 2 -2 3 at S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l w ith p resen t and form er N F L p la yers, th e S em in o le H igh coaching s t a ff a n d th e S Y F A c o a c h in g s ta ff p rovidin g In stru ction . C o st to 8 9 0 fo r tw o d ays o r $50 for o n e d ay. A ll p r o c e e d s fro m th e cam p w ill g o tow ard y o u th s p o rts program s. F o r tn fo m a U o n T c a U (407) 330-9016. Church M P age (o n e RBI each), Terry S a ls b u ry , W a y n e G a g e r. D a n n y M itchell (one run each ). C e n tro C rlstla n o : two h its _ J. M anagua; o n e h it _ J .C . D ealba, H e n iy Flores, G ilb ert G alarza, A . F lores. :90 AO Mrtra./M« L * . KJ.Q. CwpwnttM 3 1 7 (1 0 1 . SO IS S . 0 s 411 471 B . 83 14 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 . 1 0 IS D iv e into M D A , and learn m ore about summer kids' camps, fam ily support groups, and life-saving research. I Muscular Dystrophy Association Jerry Lewis, National Chairman 1-800-572-1717 www.mdausa.org People Help M D A ... Became M D A Helps People C all us f o r a Q u o t e on y o u r B ro ch u res, N e w s l e t t e r s , F ly e rs , E tc. • 3 0 3 1 , 1 3 IS SOUS 3 3 . 3 3 31 Black & W h i t e and Full Color On fNleuvs p r i n t Eind Sp c c u ilty G r n d e S to c k s ! 100 S 0 (1 1 ). 17 17 O il 10 O . 3 O Waatvlaw Baptist Church 1 3 3 S O . 13 IS 00000 . 0 • (S4-11S9) Attorns,s lor Plaintilt II you ara a panon with a dis­ ability who naada any accom­ modation m ordar to participate at thia procssding. you ara anti* tlad. al no coal lo you. lo lha provision ot cartam assiatancs Ptsaas conlacl ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanua Suita N30I. Sanlord. Florida H i l l , Talaphona MOT) 323.4330 ant 4227 within two 12) working days ol your racaipt ol this Summons. II you ara haanng or votes impairad, call ISOO-SSS-STM Publish May 4. It, 1809 DEC-17 1a s . • • (U IM I.U U DntM Wsshlay ---- --- ■ .0.0.8. DIVE IN! SRD A D U LT FLAG FOOTBALL S A N F O R D - T h e C ity o f Sanford R ecrea tion D ep a rtm en t la o ffe rin g a S p rin g A d u lt F la g F o o tb a ll League. T h e le a g u e w ill fo llo w a ll Florida R ecrea tion a n d P a rk s A s s o c ia tio n (FRPA) Flag F o o tb a ll ru le s a n d reg u la tio n s and w ill play Its g a m e s o n S a tu rd a y m orn in gs. A n y q u e s tio n s a b o u t the leagues o r fu rth e r In form a tion ca n b e obtain ed by c a llin g th e R e c re a tio n D ep a rtm en t a t (407) 3 30-5697. S ie m e n s: o n e h it _ G e o rg e M a ced o {d o u b le ). M ic h e le G a eta n l. D e a n s T h o m a s. A ir M a sters/ B ig Leagu ers: th ree h its _ D o n n ie (d o u b le , fou r ru n s , tw o RBI). A n g e l (tw o runs, th re e R B I): tw o h its _ C h ip (h o m e ru n. trip le , fou r runs, fo u r R B I). Lurry (tw o runs, fou r R B I); o n e h it _ C h e ry l (d o u b le , th re e ru n s, tw o RBI). W a n d a (d o u b le , tw o ru n s, tw o RBI), D e b b ie (tw o ru n s). B o b (run): tw o ru n s _ D ec. o n e ru n _ M ack . Call (407) 322-2611 Ask \in uiik Voltolme Snniiiolc H ridM Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! o COMMERCIAL PRINTING �Onincis HstsfcJ. flsnfad, Ftartdi - TuMday May 4. 1M0-3M L§flHNottott PLAINTIFF M STANLEY A. BT AL IM fc In Casa N a M 174 C A 14. •* Um Circuit Court *< Am ISth Judicial Circuit to in * tar IwnmipiV t m in n li C o im ta fllaninH tM * i if! i— WtHMiR i w w m. n a t w n b s a n k , n .a . m /A NATIONSBANK, N.A. nOUtMl. to Itw Ptatatttt M 4 M TTY V. VODER to Um ABM nNhiSaa *4 B51 N Park Aaaauo, SantoeS, Ftortda S t771, t e y aitej itonSor (4BH BS3y*wrraaalplafM aBaiHM tt H P d M M Ito F 4 .lt. ISM afaaamsantatotoitoWa MM•at MO H Am wNMa 14 heuro Dated mw f t * Pay •* April, !* * * CO-OP. INC AnUA. M l U oa tb d Apnno. VISTA OR. is m MAWVANNE MORES. CLERK Ctorh at » * Court R y Dwrothy W Deputy Clark N yaw are a | NOTICE IS HEREBY 04YEN •ANFORO TOWING W IU IE U AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL­ VAGE, FOR CAEN OR OIMARO TO MIOHBBT eiooer . the FOLLOW!NO VEWCLEE S4 Ford Mustang IFABP1EACFFI3IBM SI Feed Truck 1DJF171IBRAM33S EE Ronttae Orand Pna IK37YIAttB04l SOTayta CaroRa TE720M17SI EE Ntosan 4 Door IN4AR4I0SIC74374S ES Dodge Caravan 2R4FR1IC4FR244S73 7S Butok Century Wngon 4H3SHSH2SS1BS THI AUCTION WILL BE HELD AT I t M PM ON MAY It. IBM SANTORO TOWING IMS COUNTRY CLUB ROAO. IANford. Flo rid a ttrrt. RROtRSCTlYE BADERS MAY MIRSCT YIM OUS ORE HOUR PRIOR TO BALES TERMS MM CASH ONLY SANFORD TOWMO RESERVES THS RtOHT TO REJICT ANY RIOS Publish May 4. IBM DBC-IS v* ■SNJAMIN A DOE. J M IR O B DOE. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF MNJASMN A 001. BERNICE H DOE. JOHN HOB DOB. THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF BERNICE R DOS. IF LIVINQ. INCLUOtRO ANY UNKNOWN BFOUSI OF SAJO DEFENDANT(I). IF RCMANRIEO. M D IF 0ECSA1ID. THS RSEPECnvi UNKNOWN HEIRS. OIVUEIE. ORANTEIB. AtSIOMEIB. CREDITORS. LIENORS. M D TRUSTIES. ANO ALL OTHER FERSONB CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAfNST THI NAMED DEFENDANTtfl). JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TINMT. JANS OOC. UNKNOWN TENANT. Delandaalte) VS ARNCTTt MONBAU. at *L. ---------to hereby ghran teal. pursuant!* Ihai Final Judgment otFnaaaten na dated Apr* i t ttBB. and anaaead In tk d cae* ■ w b e i BBK1MCA-14.P. *4 th# Circuit Court * f th* IBib Judicial Cm Ml In and tor So minate Counts. Florid*, •heroin BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. NA. AS CUSTODIAN ON TRUSTEE. I* Plaintiff, and M NBTT1 MOREAU. MIDFLORIDA TITLE SERVICES, MC . to/ar* Batin danKa). I aal •HI to the hiWteat and boat ted -------- ------- --- — __ ul front door o l tha Eamiwate County •aurthouea to laniard. ■aiMnala County. Florida, at II 00 A M an tha BOW day at MAY. IBM, tha tattooing described prop arty aa eat torth to aaid Find LOTS I . E ... F. BLOCK k TRACT I F . ___________ BPto H O I ACCORDING TO THA PLAT THEREOF AS RBCOROBO IN PLAT BOOR 4. FAGS 34. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE RUREUMT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT TRIE LAW FIRM IE M IM E D TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OIBT AND ANY ••FORMATION OBTAINED WILL BB USED FOR THAT PURPOSE . Dated Ih* ISih day al April. IEM l MARYANNS MORE! Ctorh ol Cirswit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark COOtLIE I STAWtARSKI 4010 Boy Ocoul Boulevard Suit* 450 Tampa. Florida 33007 telephone (013) 177 1001 C M *00-00012 PubltoR April IF. and May 4. IBM 0SB-24I Plaintiff, None* i* haraby given that pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure entered m Iho abova-atylod causa. In Ih* Circuit Court ol ■amino a County Florida. I and toll the proparly alluat* in ■aminol* Counly. Florida. d*tcnb«d m LOTS 4t ANO 42. SUTNM'S EUBOIVIEION. ACCOKOINO TO PLAT THEREOF AS RICORMO IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAOE IS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. AWA1B3I W AIRPORT ROAD. SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771. al public aal*. to Ih* hightel and bell bidder, tor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR ISMtNOLI COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SMFORO. FLORIOA. al 11:00 A M . an Uia tOlh day ol MAY, m i MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURt By Dorolhy W Bolton Oepuly Clerk Law 0 tike a ol Daniel C Conauegra ISO I North Armenia Avenue temp*. FL 33B04-104I Attorneys tor Plaintiff Publish April 17. and May 4. IMS DCB-23B CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORIOA NOTIC I OP PUBLIC NSANINS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th* Board ol Adfuslmertl ol ih* City ol Lake Mery. Florida, that aaid Board will kold a Public Hearing an Wednesday. May IS. IBS*, al 7 00 p m, or •• aeon •a poaaibla thereafter, to canaider a request Irom William H. Young. appHcanl. for a varans# to Chapter 154 IB <C)(b) and 1B4 M (C)(c). U fa Mary Cod# ot Ordinance* to reduce ih* RICHARD T DONOW. at at. DafendanKa). MOTtOS OP ACTION TO: RICHARO T OONOW LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 2070 South Orange Avenue Orlando. FL 32BOB CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LORENS D. OONOW LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 2173 South Orange Avenue Orlando, FL 32BOO CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN M V AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMtNQ BY. THROUGH. UNDER. AND AOAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT) I ) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PANTIES MAT CLAIM AN INTEREBT AO ■POUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEEE, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. LAST KNOWN RESIOINCI: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal an action Id foreclose a mortgage an Ih* following properly In SEMINOLE Counly. Florida LOT 27. BLOCK B. IA N SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS UNIT 1A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RSCOROEO IN PU T ROOK t». PAOE 70. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA hat bean hied against you and you ara required to aarvo a copy ol your written defences, if any, wilhin 30 daya after Ih* Krai publication oi thia Nonce of Action, on Echavarria, MeCalla. Raymar. Barrel! S Frappiar. Plalnlill'a allornay. whoaa address la SOI Bayahora ■STATE OF MATTIE I BERTH TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLINO M O MMVICIMO AGREEMENT DATED E/23/M. ra n c it y s c a p e Nona or ether claimant! by. JERREIL L STARLING. Dal TO: ESTATE OF MATTIE I SMITH, dacoaaad. aO unknown hairs, davtaaaa, grantaaa, •a Cigna at. Itanora. croditera. trualaaa or other claimant* by; through, aaid dak APRIMOTWB PRR TAB l NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, tool TA ESCROW S7. INC. Ih* holder ol Ih* Mcrotng certttrcatefa) haa Mad aaid caruhaalafaj tor a tea daad to ba toauad Ihereon Th* carhhcal* *ber|e) and y*ar(*) at ksuaisc*. Ih* description ol iho property, and tha nsmsfs) in which it waa assessed la/ara •• CERTIFICATE NO 2S41 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: ISM Description o4 Proparty LEG UNIT 204 OIDQ 300 ALTA­ MONTE VILLAGE 1 ORB 1317 PO 1007 Name* m which aasataad: Joaa Camacho, Ana CWilton Da Camacho AS at aaid property being in Iha Counly at BemMtoto. State ot Florida Unless such cartiflcate)*) shall ba redeemed according to tew. tha prooerty described in such certificate!*) wtb ba aold to tha wal bidder at tha w**t front ir. tamtoola . Counly Courthouaa. Sanford. Florida, on Iha 7tti day el June, ISM. It I t M am Payment el Bala fa*, appikabla documentary tump taaaa and recording lea* era required to ba paid by We toecaattol bidder al Ih* aal*. Fufl payment of an amount equal to Ih# highael bid la due wilhin 14 hours attar iha advarttoad Unto af seta AN payment* shall ba caafi or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable to th* Clark of Ih* Circuit Court. Dated ihi* 20Ui day el April, 1M* (S ill) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THS CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA b r Shirley C. Merger! Deputy Clerk Publieh April 27. May 4. 11 t IS. 1MB DEB-233 If living. Including any unknown apouaa af Iha aaid detondanl, if any ha* romarttod and If any ol aaid defendants era daad. Ihalr raopaattv* unknown hair*, davtaaaa. grant***, assign***, creditor*, henor*, and trualaaa. and aN other persona claiming by. through, under or against unknown defendant*)*); and such cl th* aloromentlonad unknown defendant* as may be intenta. Incompetent* or otherwi*a bit tui fun* YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thaI an action to toroctoe* a mortgage on Iha following property in iemmote Counly. Florid* Lota 1(1 and I U of J O. PACKARD S FIRST ADDITION TO MIDWAY, according lo Iha map or ptal Ihereof aa recorded in Plat Oooh 2. page 104. ol the Public Records at Saminol* County, Florida. haa bean filed agateal ih* unknown hair*. devisee*, grant***, atalgnaot. creditor*, henor*, and trualaaa ol MATTIE L SMITH, and all other parsons claiming by. through, under or egamet iha named defendant and you ora required to terva a copy of your written dalaneat. H any to if. on tha Plaintllt’a allornay, whoa* name and addroas it Joseph G Epical*. Jr. Esquire. EPIC0LA S LARKIN. 330-A Bears* Avenue Waal. Tampa. Florida 33SI2. and hie the original with the Clerk ol iha abova-atyiad Court wilhin 30 day* after hr*I publi­ cation, otharwit* a (udgmenl may ba entered against you tor tha rolief damandad in tha com­ plaint or patiUon. HON UARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By Deborah Conant At Deputy Clark (Court Baal) Pukkah April ,7. a m l ^ 4, HOTME OP P0BU0 MISTING Pursuant to Iha require meet* of tha HOPE VI application tor hinds, nolle* la hereby given on July 21. IBM an application will be submitted to tha U S Dapl. at Housing S Urban Oavalopmanl CHUO) on bahalt ol Ih. Banlord Housing Aulhority In o r d „ to raqueal HUD’S approval tor demokttofi/dtaposillon ol Edward Higaln* Terrace. Lake Monroe Terrace, and Cowan MouMiton Terrace Mealing* will ba held April I4lh IBM al William Clark Community Canter al I 00pm. April Mlh IBM al Edward Higgins Community Canter al t 00pm. April 2Bth IBM at Edward Higgina Community Canter at I 00pm. For mors Information, please contacl the main office at (407) 323-3110 SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY By Timothy D. Hudson Eaeculive Director Publish May 4. 1BSB DEC-24 GWENDOLYN ARRINGTON. T M UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f GWENDOLYN ARRINGTON. m ANY: OAK VILLA HOMEOWNERS AatOCIATION. INC.. A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CONAORATION; BENEFICIAL FLORIOA. INC; JOHN D0« AND JANE DOB A « UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION ■ TN I CNMWT BOBBY BP THE ISTN . I N BA ' B A M BBi M -tSIS-BA-14-B ■ANKERS tr u st COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTSS, P la ln t.it REPUBLIC SANK O/B/A FLAGSHIP CAPITAL. Plains**). va PATRICIA MUNOZ. at at v* RONALD W HART, at al. R O T ) B i g ? * '^ n H NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVSN pur*ear l to an Order or Final Judgment entered in Casa No SS-2SII-CA-I4-B ol tho Circuit Court ol Ih* ISTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. FtorMa. w heram ■ANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N A . AS TRUSTIS. Plaintiff. and RONALD W HART. at. al.. ara da tandams. I wld tall to Iha Mghaal bidder for ceah at Iha Waal Freni Dear ol th* Saminol* Ceuniy Courthouaa. Sanford. Florida, al th* hour of I t M a m . an th* 27th day of MAY, ItM . th* following described properly LOT 17 (LESS THI WEST 30 FEET THEREOF). AND A U OF LOT IS. BLOCK *N\ L0NQWOOO PARK. ACCORDING TO THI PLAT THEREOF AE RECORDED IN P U T BOOK tt, AT PA0ES I. S E tO. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA DATED Ihi* 21lh day ol APRIL. 1BSB Maryanna Mona Clark Circuit Court By Dorolhy W Boil on Deputy Clerk ROGER D BEAR. ISO PO BOX 41*5 ORUNDO. FL 32*03 Attorney* lor Plaintiff (S*-105 4) It you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation in order to participate in thia proceeding, you ara enti­ tled. al no coal lo you. lo the provision ol certain aaaialanca. Please contacl ADA Coordinator al 301 N Park Avanu* Sulla N301, Banlord. Florida 32771. Tatephone (407) 323-4350. e*t 4227 within two (2) working day* ol your racaipl of Hilt Summons, if you are hearing or yoke impaired, cell 1-100-BS5-S771 Publish May 4. 11. 1M* DEC-IS tea SiminoU County Courttwuio. Ban lord. Florida, at 11:00 a m., on to* 19th day ol HAY. IBM. Iha following described proparty aa »at lortti In aaid Final Judgmanl LOT B. BLOCK 11. TIBN B. FLORIDA LAND ANO COLO­ NIZATION COMPANY LIMITED E. R. TRAFFORO'S MAP OF THI TOWN OF fM FOHO, ACCORDINQ TO TNI PLAT THBRIOF AB RSCOROiD IN PLAT BOOK t. PAOA IB. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BIMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and INa seal ol Hii* Court on April IS. IBM. (SEAL) Maryanna Uoraa Clark ol ttin Circuit Court By Dorolhy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Echavarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barratt E Frappiar Pont 0 1tica Boa 34t0 Tampa. FL 33501 FBB000434 II you ara a par*on m h a dieability who naada accommoda­ tion in order to participate in Uira proceeding, you arc enti­ tled at no coat to you. lot Ilia provltsicn ol certain ***!*lane* Pleat* contact Court Administration al SOI N. Park Avenue. Eanlotd. Florida U t i l , telephone number (407) 333-4330. within 2 working dayt ol your receipt ol Ihi* doc­ ument, It hearing impaired. (TOO) 1-100-455-5771 Publish April 27. and May 4, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmanl of toroclaauro dated April IS. ISM. entered in Civil Cm * No M-244S-CA-14-P of Iha Clrcut Court ol Ih* ISTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLI County. SANFORD, Florida. I will aail to III* Mghaal and bast bidder tor c*»h THI WEST FRONT DOOR ot ih* SEMINOLE County Courthouse bested si 301 N PARK AVE In SANFORD. Florida, at 11:00 a m on tha 22nd day of JUNE. IM S tha following described property a* sal torth In said Summary Final Judgment to- will their claim* with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE OATS OF ICRVICB OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ot the dece­ dent and penont having claim* or demand* againvl th* deca­ dent'* aalal* mual III* lhair claim* with Ihi* 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 BARRIO The data ol Iho tint publica­ tion ol Ihi* Notic* I* April 27. Parsonal R*pr***ntativ* Carman V Randall 4S0 B Hanlag* Village Southbury. CT M41S All or nay lor Panonal Rapraaantalive Jeffrey A Lowm Florida Bar No 22S21I Thelen Raid 4 Prietl U P 40 Weal 57th Slr**l Maw York. NY 10019-4047 telephone (212) B03-J54S Publish April 27. and May 4. IBBB DEB-241 LOT 4. OAKVILLA ACCORD­ ING TO THE PU T THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 40. PAGES 7S-77. OF THI PUBLIC RECORD! OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH THAT MOBILE HOME. IZIUAL NO. FU4IEI75 Dated Ihi* lllh day oi April. IMS. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clark ol Iha Circuit Court By. Jan* E. Jtiawte Deputy Clerk THE U W OFFICES OF 0AV1D J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University Drive Suite 500 Plantation. FL 31324 (*54) 213-5000 BA-1143*(FBC) In accordance with Ih* American with DiiabiIttM* Act parsons with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation lo partkipate in this proceeding should contacl Ilia Clark al th* Circuit Court af Ih* SEMINOLE Counly Courteous* al 407-3234330. not later Ilian seven day* prior lo Ih* proceeding If hear­ ing Impaired. I.I0O-BI4-4771 ITOD) or I-I00-S35-I770. via Florida Palsy Berates Publish April 27. and May 4, �4 S ■Stfflinola Herald. Sortofd. Fkm di - Tuesday. 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It looks aa though four hcarti will maka because of the favorable trump position. It Is normal to start with low lo the queen, planning to finesse the 10 on the second round. Do you see any way that East West might defeat the game? W e s t w a s B arn et Shenkin, a Scotsm an w ho livaa in Boca Raton. P la . E aat wan Z ia Mahmood, a Pakistani who divides hia time primar Uy between London and New York. F irs t. Shenkin did w ell to find a kpdiie lead, declarer capturing Zla's with hla ace. Declarer unblocked * a q 11 f K I I I I S • K Q A K 2 Vulnerable: North South D e a le r East W est Nerth Paaa Pass 2w Pass Eat Pats Pau Pau O p en in g lead: a S ^ S v i l W atch for over-medication of elderly u * jg g b y Jim m y J o h n so n By P e t e r H . G elt, M.D, Then, without exception, 1 begin to cut tn R r Sj r T i 1 J — JOkDXHJ *A .~ I r a t D E A R d r . GOTT: My »2-year old w , --------- husband la con fin ed lo a nursing Jjlllj& clr home. He has had several itroken and •t w became too much for me to manage at fJ W hom e. H e has been prescribed ’ _ Coumadin, among other drugs, to pre» vent farther strokes. However, he now * ' h“ bruises all over his body. What causes this? D EAR R E A D E R The Coumadin. You raise two important issues. F in t, there is no definitive resesrch c o a g u la te s ? This measurement, showing that Coumadin, when admin­called the prothrombin time, should v istered to patients in their 90s, will be taken regularly, and his Coumadin b y Jim D a v is prevent strokes. Therefore, I question d ose adjusted accordingly. I suspect ■ why he ia taking such a powerful drug that he is presently over-medicated. : VOU j at ail. The quality of his life has obviThis brings me lo a related concern. ? -J ously been altered, he has become A sign ifican t portion of my private impossible to manage at home, and I practice is composed o f nursing-home _ am c e rta in that his nursing home residents, many of whom I have inher­ existence is upsetting to him. Why not ited from oth er doctors. Almost invari­ /f give him drugs that will only improve ably. these patients are over-medicat­ V y his independence and make him com­ e d when I assume their care. (I am fortable? Coumadin is not in that cale- n ot unique. Over-medication of the L V ’y 8orY — tor him. , eld erly is a national health concern o y J j/ In the second place, spontaneous and has been addressed in a number sS J f Y v y bruising alm ost always means that o f stu d ies.) 1 don 't make drastic II V. the dose o f Coumadin is excessive. changes in these patients' medica­ When did he last have a test to mea­ tions until I have foul the opportunity —— — sure the speed with which his blood to observe them fo r several weeks. PETER QOTT, M.D, f A ll nursing homes have (or should have) periodic, formal assessments of their residents, and you have the right and obligation to participate in these sessions. At Patient Care Committee meetings, nurses, administrators and (sometimes) doctors meet to redefine the progress o f the residents, tndud ing their drug therapy. Family mem­ ber* are an important constituent I su ggest the following: Ask your husband's physician to Justify the use o f Coum adin. If he cannot, requaat that he discontinue it. Make every V atMtbNTB 9-H . T . «- * " * •, JU . ■ -L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 04, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 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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No. 159 (407) 3222611 Sanford, FL 8 Serving Weather Partly Cloudy High 84 Low 64 Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedoi W inter Springs and Sem inole County , ' •. • 1 .'1 ' ' Lake Mary egg hunt Is among Seminole Scenes. 5A ■7 * ■ □BRIEFLY STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD • Several Longwood residents Monday said they are angry aver city codes regulating the parking of commercial vehicles and boats In residential areas, as the City Commission said the codes will be revised. The commission, before an audience of nearly 30 people Monday, approved hiring con­ sultants for comprehensive planning of land development codes. City Manager John Drago will work with the city's Code Enforcement Board to growing friction between residents and code enforce­ ment officers. The commission will review the proposals by the consult­ ants for the revised land d e ­ velopment code In sections. 'Just about everyone In the city la out of compliance with hosts.* Commissioner Paul Lovratrand said. The city’s current land d e ­ velopment code says that boats, trailers and recreational vehicles may be stored in a side or rear yard, but they must be screened from the street and all abutting lots by •n opaque fence, dense hedge, wall or healthy ornamental evrrgrren hedge that la at least 80 percent opaque. “M anners require time, and nothing is more vulgar than haste." -R A L P H W ALDO KM IKSON □INDEX C la s s if ie d ........... 4B -BB C o m i c s .................... 6B C r o s s w o r d ............... BB P e o p le ....................... 4 A D e e r A b b y ............... 4 A H o r o s c o p e ............... 6 B O b i t u a r i e s ................. 3 A P o lic e B riefs . . . . 3A S p o rts ................1B-2B T e le v i s i o n ............... 4 B Numbers By Vtvtaa crime, since It prevents neigh­ bors from keeping an eye on nearby backyards. He also said that the sight of a boat In Florida should not be a cause for concern. *What we want Is fairness.* Canarelll said. "And I don't think we’re getting that.* Longwood resident Vince W arren also said code regu­ lating boats should be re­ viewed. *It's Florida.’ Warren sold. •People have boats * Longwood resident Robin Thom e said he does not know how to store his boat in comlance with the code. He said ■tiding a fence would ob­ struct access to his backyard. K trapped on lakrs. rivers or In Inaccessible areas like state preserves, he said. STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Sem i­ note County this week look possession o f Its newest tool In firefighting and public safety a military surplus helicopter, recently retrofitted In Panama City, which w ill serve the county In three major roles. According to county fire chief Terry Schenk, the heli­ copter’ s first mission Is to fire prevention und safety. A 420gallon bucket hangs from a tether to scoop up water from a lake or river and dump the water onto a fire site. The helicopter will also be used to transport patients to hospitals. *We will continue to use AirCare (provided by O r­ lando Regional Medical Cen­ ter).* said Schenk. In the post. If AirCare was not available, the county used the Orange County Chase helicopter. *We now have reciprocity (with the neighboring counties) for the first time.* the chief said. Colors of Eastsr Justin Staks. 4. coded* Esstsr eggs Airing an 10139 and its Ladies Auxiliary this waakand. Mors Eastsr agg hunt sponsorsd by tha Oviedo VFW Post photos on Page 5A. Resident fights excessive water bill LONGWOOD - A Longwood resident may receive leni­ ency from the City Commis­ sion for an $820 February water bill that she claims to be the city's mistake. Jayne Sims said there Is no w ay she could have used 527,000 gallons of water for two people In her 1.400 square-foot Georgia Avenue home. She has spent $4,000 In legal fees trying to fight the water bill. *IFs Impossible to use that much water for two people,* Sims said. The commission Is r e ­ viewing a proposed water leak policy and authorizing stalT to amend the policy. City Manager John Drago has been given special dis­ please ass Water, Fags BA Additionally, the helicopter Is equipped with a hoist which will be used to rescue victim s In the past, fire officials used the sheriffs helicopter to ob­ tain an serial view of a w ild­ fire. Tlie Division of Forestry keeps a helicopter In Marion County, -but there Is a slim chance lo use It since It hi usually committed to other missions.* sold the chief. Schenk said that the county suved more than 83 million by utilizing the surplus vehicle Instead of buying a new one. The 8375.000 cost of the r e ­ habilitation ts for avionics, stretcher kits, radios and other technical upgrades. The work even Includes a new coal of paint. Explaining the source of funding the purchase, Schenck said. "Years ago. b e­ fore there were development Impact fees, the county had a developer commitment fund.* lie (wild Dial the developers of Heathrow were recently asked to approve the use of the fund for the helicopter Instead o f Its orlgliuil Intent, an aerial appa­ ratus (ladder truck). Garden lady with community spirit has the magic touch By BUI B a n s STAFF WRITER By BUI Ksraa STAFF WRITER □QUOTE Winning New helicopter is latest addition to county fleet - — --------------star in Oviedo. 1601 Alafaya Trail, will host an overnight Care­ giver Wellness Retreat on April 16. Space for the 840 event, which Includes meals lodging and activities. Is limited. For m ore Informa­ tion or lo register, call the Alzheimer Resource Center at (407) 843-1910. 8th-grader. Jason Thompson. 14. took first place In the annual speaking contest sponsored by Sem i­ nole Soli A W ater Conserva­ tion District, held March 30 at Winter Springs High School. Amy Sardo, 15. a 9th-grader at W inter Springs High School, placed second. Both students received cash prizes. Thompson Is slated to compete In an Area IV Speaking Contest to be held later this spring. ■ The code says that the flat bed truck that la used as a fencing _ must be at least eight commercial vehicle Into com­ feet tall. The code at one time fret pliance with city codes. required six foot tall fencing. The code says that com m er­ Mayor Rusty Miles said con­ cial vehicles will be allowed In cessions can be made for residential areas only If they fencing at least six fret tall. can' be parked In the garage Miles said Drago will have with the door closed. The ve­ discretion lo work with the hicles can not have more than Code Enforcement Board. two axles, four llrea, and four Commissioner Anna marie square-feet of signage, ac­ Varca said concessions need cording to the rode. to be made for older homes. *We need to take considera­ Commissioner Steve Miller tion for the 50 some-odd resi­ was also In favor of reviewing dents who have been cited for the land development code. similar Issues,* Varca sold. T V laws have to make Longwood resident Lro C a­ sense* Miller said. ns relit said that the pari of the Longwood resident James 1 code regulating fencing should Smith said that he does not be dropped. He said a stock­ know how to bring his 1-ton ade fence Is an invitation to . ______ l County r a# r — ares will Conduct Business Alter Hours on Thursday, from 6:30 - 7 p m. at Edward Jones, 201 South Park Ave.. Sanford. For m ore Informa­ tion. call (407) 333-4748. w ill close the following streets from S:30 to 7 a.m. and from 2:30 to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday on b e ­ h a lf o f the local chapter o f Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) s o that dis­ able angers m ay participate In the 13th Annual PVA Tournament held at Lake Monroe: Seminole Boule­ vard. from West o f Palmetto Avenue East o f Sanford A ve­ nue; Sanford Avenue from North of Commercial Street through Seminole Boulevard: and Palmetto from South o f •alley way be through Semi­ nole Boulevard. For more Information, call (407) 330-5697. Lottery Longwood will study parking impact of boats B o ltk k n u k . please are Page 4A. _ __________ /, ac­ cording to Mayor Bruce A. Pronovost. Is observing April 4 - 10 as International Building Safety Week, along with other local, county and Mate government units. A c tivltiea Include a model dwelling showing framing, roof design and coverage, safety tips, a checklist and a coloring book fo r children. Begun In I960. Building Safety Week la used to pub­ licize and promote the uae And understanding of con­ struction and building codes ■md thetr administration by units of government. For more Information, call (407] 8 6 3 1-3551. ■£ . H -l 2\ Mu m IB M □INSIDE 4 ----------------------- ----------------- SANFORD • Sanford resi­ dents In the area o f Orange Avenue don't have far to look for a helping hand or some good food from a garden. Willie Laura Cochran. 72. o f 905 Orange Avenue, enjoys tending her garden and help­ ing neighbors. The mustard greens In Laura's garden have leaves that are more than 18 Inches long. Laura's garden also has young collard greens, sugar caln. black berries, okra, black-eyed peas, and a variety o f other vegetables. *1 Just started this garden In February.* Laura said. *1 al­ ways keep something going.* Laura planted peanuts on Good Friday. She said that according to tradition, any­ thing planted on Good Friday *wtll grow fast and be more successful.* The collard greens In Laura s garden were planted pi on Valen- tinea Day. She sold that by tradition, what la planted on Valentines Day ‘ won't go lo seed.* Laura sold she has been planting gardens since she was ubout six years old. T v e always had about four or live things growing.* Laura said. The secret to a successful garden. Laura said. Is to use leaves Instead of fertilizer, and bury the leaves In dirt and sod. "When the leaves get damp and moist they will grow faster.* Laura said. T bag my leaves up and make me a rut In the earth. When It rains and the leaves get rotten, the crops will grow fast.* Bom In Camilla, Ga. on Aug. 26. 1926, Laura moved to Sanford In 1946 with her latehusband John Cochran. Cochran served In World War II, then became a migrant fanner after moving to San­ ford. He cut pine trees for pulpwood for a company In PU om m « Oardsa. Page SA Willis Laura Cochran shows off giant turnips from her garden in Sanford. Cochran grows an assortment of vegetables in her yard. v .( ' • L v / f a W " ->j ' - �X A • S«mmole Herald, San lord. Florida • Tuesday. Apnl 6 ,1999 UV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Florida W eather T o n ig h t E S Shown a tomorrows weaker Tmoerebm nioraghrs lowi and emrowi C~ warm. ST d d Sun and Moon Regional Weather 74Pp.m. Sanford through Yesterday TO# M l __or Low N orm al h ig h __ ___ 80’ Noma! low .. ___ 56* First Low FiratNgh Secono Low Second High 83* . 71« Apr! : Clear la party cloudy tortght. Dm## of cloud# and sunshine tomorrow. Pier# cotid be 8 P n w or (WO. especially notPi end east. South CaroNna: Clear to parffy ctoudy and mud tonight Party to mctsPy aumy tomorrow wtti pta chance lor a shower or renegade thunderstorm. u w m m : rim y to rnotny ctoucry am nua toraopt Party to mostly sunny wMi a warm and tumid afternoon All maps, torecasts and data provided by N ational Cities 70# am 12:41 # m 701 p m 109 p m Apr I# Apr32* 13 1 am April *3 77 #1 0.8 8. 2.8 8 0.8 8 3.8 8 90 pe 07 *9 M Tlwntfp] 809 ant f Regional Cities I 62* A lm anac Temperature Wtfi_______ Aaaay shower or Plunder humid. Party to moaty sunny and braaiy. Surety lo party doucy.awmc TTmaadctouda andsunshina; Orlando tw Saturday Thursday W e d n e sd a y 7:98 pm. lO t p m 0.88 to W 7# 00 pc 9.8 8 0.88 88 9.4 8 Dwnir>w,i National Weather AccuWeather, Inc. 019*8 2.9% Financing. 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DOB 13/19/77, was arrested by Semi­ nole County Sheriffs officer* charged with Controlled SubNance - le ssees Vallum , Controlled Substance — Paascaa Cannabis Less Than 30 Orams and Possession ot Suspended / Revoked / Canceled Driver's License. CRULUOTA, April 3. 11:30 p.m.. Lake Mills Road. Kenneth Sean Kayne. DOB 11/37/80, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession Cannabis Under 30 Clruns. OVIEDO, April 3, 8:06 a.m„ Stale Road 436, Jeremy P. Pntti. DO B 3/3/79, waa arrested by Oviedo Police officers, charged with two counts of Drug PossesMon and one count Drug Equipment possession. SANFORD. April 3, 3:45 a.m., King Street, Ronald Demetree Hampton, DOB 8/18/67. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Purchase / Possess Controlled Substance, Possess / Use Drug Paraphernalia and Tampering With or Fabricating Physical Evidence. SANFORD. April 3, 2:80 a.m.. King Street, Leon Hawkins, DOB 9/27/60, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs offleers, charged with Purchase / Possess Controlled Substance and Possess / Use Drug Paraphernalia. WINTER RFROMS, April 3. 1:01 a m . TuakawlUa Road. Hanna Mark ‘John* Macool. DOB 13/38/77, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Sell / Pur­ chase/M anufacture / Deliver / Traffic *T* 14 Orams. WINTER SPRIRQ6. April 2. 8.06 a.m.. Albert Street, arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers: Marlene Burkry Hast. DOB 6/20/85. charged with Posacsalon of Cocaine, fam esNon oT CannabU Under 20 Orams and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; Timothy James Wssurick. DOB 2/18/82, charged with fanaeaalon of Cocaine. Itm e m an of Cannabis Under 20 Grams and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia: Roger George Hast, DOB 10/3/76. charged Posaeaalnn of Cannabis Under 20 Oram s and Passesslon of Drug Parapher­ nalia; and Michael Jam es Hast. DOB 8/18/79. charged with Possession of Cannabis Under 20 Orams. CA M EL BERRY. April 3. 1:48 a.m.. State Road 436. David Michael Perry. DOB 8/8/78, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI and Driving Witho u fji Driver's License. r g j i g l BERRY. April 2, 2:58 s.m.. State Road 406. Bradley W lg r. DOB 8/20/62. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. CASSELBERRY. April 3. 6:82 p.m.. Dike Road. William Ste­ ven Messer. DOB 6/7/83. was arrested by Florida Highway Patrol officers, charged with DUI. LAKE MART, April 3. 2:14 a.m.. Fifth Street. Michael Doug­ las Manor. DOB 9/14/54, waa ariealcd by Lake Mary Police officers, charged with DUI. Operate Motor Vehicle After Op­ erator's / Chauffeur’s License Suspended and Operating Mo­ tor Vehicle While License Suspended. LAKE M AR T. April 3. 3:19 a.m.. Wilbur Road. Tim othy Mi­ chael Bayne. DOB 12/21/71, waa arrested by Lake Mary Po­ lice officers, charged with DUI. LONGW OOD. April I. 12:30 a.m.. State Road 600. Jessie Ed­ ward Hughes. DOB 4/2/61, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI and Possess Leas Than 20 Orams Cannabis Without Valid RX. LONOWOOD. April 3. 12:23 a m.. Weal State Road 434. Paul D. Souza. DOB 3/27/70. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI and Controlled Substance - Possess / Sell / Manufacture / Deliver and Possess / Uae Drug Paraphernalia. OVIEDO. April I. 9:50 p.m., Vicki Court. Kenneth Earl Ro­ gers. DOB 7/29/50, was arrested by Seminole County SherIffs officers, charged with DUI. SANFORD, April 2. 2:54 a.m.. Cypress Street. Darrell Eugene Lee, DOB 3/3/68. was arrested by Sanford Police officers, charged With DUI. SANFORD. April 2, 9:15 p.m.. Sanford Avenue. Freddy Joe Campbell, DOB 10/8/65, was arrested by Sanford Police offi­ cers. charged with DUI and Driving With No License. St a r t a H om e -B ased Business W o r k F lexible H ours . Enjoy U n l im it e d Ea r n in g s . Friday. April In Ellsworth. I Hundley, Winter t> grandchildren. Proctuoao Cardenales. 81. Sigma /Court. Orlando, died Saturday April 3. 1999. Bom m Cuomo, P.R, he moved to Central Florida in 1999. Mr. Cardenales was a Maintenance Engineer. He area a m em ber of Parroqula San Miguel. Mr. Cardcnaleo enjoyed Ashing and playing pool with his family and mends. Survivors Include wife, Joacfa Cardenales. Orlando; son, Raphael Cardenalea~Branx. N.Y.; son. Hector Cardenales, Orlando: son* Gcraldo Cardenales. Orlando: son. Roberto Cardenales. Bagano. P.R.; daughter, Marta Bermuda. Bronx. N.Y.; daugh­ ter, Ana Maria Cardenales. Bronx. N.Y.: daughter. Nomoene Cardenales. Bronx. N.Y.: Bister, Candlde C arde­ nales. Cuomo, P.R : brother. Miguel Cardenales, Cuomo. Flossie E. Keller. 86, Stone Oale North. Lorgwood. died Monday. April 5. 1999. B om In South Bend. Ind. on May 20. 1912. ahe moved to Cen­ tral Florida four months ago. Mrs. Keller, a Methodist, waa a retired hair dresser. She Is survived by a stater. Vivian Freed, Elkhart. Ind.: a granddaughter. Sandra K. Johnson, Longwood; and two great-grandchildren. Bonfleld Funeral Home. W in­ ter Springs, la entrusted with the arrangements. Robert O. Pearson. 82. Graves Avenue. Orange City, died Monday. April 5. 1999. ALTAMONTE 8PRIN06. April 3. 9:51 p.m.. Sanford Avenue. Precious F. *Klm* Brooks, DOB 9/4/72, was arrested by Al­ tamonte Springs Police officers, charged with Driving While License Suspended / Revoked - Habitual. ALTAMONTE ITRJNOS, April 2. 11:29 p.m.. Oak Street. Rayne Burnett Crume (a.k.a. Kesanlc Lament Crume), DOB 9/1/59, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Habitual Traffic Offender On Suspended Driver’s License. ALTAMONTE IFR1NOU. April 2. 11:29 p.m., Oak Street. Rayne Bum ctt Crume !a.k.a. Kesanlc Lamont Crume). DOB 9/1/59. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officer*, charged with Habitual Traffic Offender On Suspended Driver's License. SANFORD, April 3. 11:36 a.m.. BEARD ALL. Raymond & Ouller, DOB 7/11/55. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Habitual Traffic Offender On Suspended / Revoked Driver's License. OTHER CASSELBERRY, April 3. 5:14 p.m.. Ellwood Court. Ttoy Ber­ nard *T.“ Perry. DOB 1/21/81, was arrested by Casselberry Police officers, charged with Armed Robbery and by Seminole County S h eriff* officers, charged with Buiglary to Structure / Conveyance While Armed ad Grand Theft of Firearm. CHULUOTA. April 3. 12:17 a.m.. Lake Mills Road. Susan Ann Young. DOB 1/11/67 was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Contributing to the quency o f a Minor and Open House Party. Delin­ Help right crime In your community, If you have Infor­ mation on a crime call 423-TIPS. You can remain anony­ mous and may be eligible for a reward. “OUR GOAL IS TO G IVE YO U THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE EVERY DAY” She Is survived by her hus­ band. Andrew. Oviedo: sister, Marilyn Jones. Harveys Lake. Pa.: daughter. Mltnl Aaby. Oviedo: two sons, Andrew P. Roan Jr.. Harvey's Lake. Pa. and A Stephen. Dalian, Ob .; and six grandchildren. Services* directed by Baldwtn-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Oviedo. G a rd e n Osteen. Cochran passed away in 1967. Laura has been s house­ keeper for a family of Clarence and Virginia Robertson In Sanford more than 40 years. She has adopted seven chil­ dren. and she has also raised a sister-in-law's child. Since 1946. Laura has been an usher at Sanford's New Bethel Church. She teaches Sunday School, and la Presi­ dent of the Noon Day Prayer on Wednesdays. Laura aaid she enjoys visiting the sick In her neighborhood. ‘ I enjoy baking cakes and pies.* Laura said. *1 take blackberry pies over to peo­ ple.* Whenever she can. Laura vis­ its the residents at the Hillhaven Nursing Home with the Staten In Christ. *1 love everybody.* Laura sold. 'Color ain't got nothing to do with It. I believe In treating people right. I Just want to continue to help somebody, anybody.* M you are having a servica problem that you ar* unable to resolve, please contact me. If your service is terrific I'd like to hear about that tool Our carriers and entire staff at The Seminole Herald appreciate your busineu and are here to serve you. k Seminole Herald ^ Call (Js When You Need Us For Horn* Delivery Call: (407) 322-2611 To Speak To The Circulation Manager: (407) 322-2611 Cellular 492-5790 \\\\\\N\\\\\N\\N\\\\\\\>N\\NN\\N\\\\\\\\» \ t s J G tl great ideas from the Seminole s Herald People Section. W e offer tip* J oo cooking, gardening, law and many \ other topics throughout the weeh. ^ s. ) C $ N w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w u w n PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CSw No 96-9094-CA JEANNINE SALA, individually, andon W aif of others similarly utualcd. Plaintiffs NATIONAL CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY. PROGRESSIVE CONSUMER INSURANCE COMPANY. PROGRESSIVE BAYS1DE INSURANCE COMPANY. PROGRESSIVESPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY. PROGRESSIVE CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY. PROGRESSIVE SOUTHEASTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, ami PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN INSURANCE CORPORATION, Defendant! SUMMARY NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF CLASS ACTION. PROPOSED SETTLEMENT, AND HEARING Thu Summary Notice of the above class action{lha "SALA action*TtaprovxM pursuantto Rule 1120of the Florida Rulesof Cud Procedure and by Ih* order of the Circuit Court of Lee County. Florida By Order dated January 29,1999, theCourt conditionally certified a clasgthe “Clatt'L for tctdcmcnl purposes only, comuting of All penoru who purchased Florida motor vehicle insurance from the Defendant! and who a any tunaafter January 1,1993, andprior to January J1.1999, paid premium finance charge* onany installment payment greater thaneighteen percent ( IIH) onthathen impaid balanceof lhapremium Excludedfrom theClan art: (I) Defendants, their percnti, subsidiaries, affiliates, or anycontrol personofany ofthem, at wtll si their offices, directors, agents, atomeys, icrvanu or employees, endIt* immediate IWmly of any luch parsons, end(2) insuredsof Progressive Express InsuranceCompany Subject to theCourt's approval, the pUntiff in theSail actionhas tor hcnalfandon behalfof tht Classentered into a Settlement Agreement wtih the Defendants to settle all claims Defendants, without admittingany wrongdoing or liability, have agreed tomake apayment to eligible classmembers who submit a valid proofof claim andto cease charging premiumfinance charges onany installment payment inexcess of IIW of thethenunpaid balanceof the premium. IF YOU BELIEVE YOU MAY BE A MEMBER OF THE CLASS AND WISH TO RECEIVE A PROOF OF CLAIM FORM. YOU MUST REQUEST ONE BY CALLING 177-290-9304 OR WRITING Sals v Nauoanl Continental Imuranca Company. Settlement Administration. PO Box 31641, Tampa, FL 33631-3461 TO BE ELICIBLE FOR PAYMENT. THE PROOF OF CLAIM FORM MUST BE RECEIVED BY DEFENDANTS NO LATER THAN August 1,1999 A hearing on lha proposed settlement a scheduled for May 26,1999*9 AM. at the Circuit Court for Lea County, Florida, Lee County Courthouse, 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myen, Florida 33901. At the hearing, thaCourt will dMrmino the fairness, reasonablenessendadequacy of theproposed settlement andtheMtorneys' fees to bo swardedto dots counsel, aid whetherthe Setaaction should be dismined withprejudice. The following attorneyt have beenappointed Class Counsel (a) Mama W Vile* and Mary Pat Vilcs, THE VILES LAW FIRM, PA , 2073W First Street, Suita 100, Ft Myers, a 33901. (M l) 314-3933, (b) Richard A. Bokov. Richard A. Baker, PA, 130East Davis Blvd. Tampa, FL 33606, (IIJjaSMOOO, (c) Stuart Markman andJamas E Fciman. Kynes, Markman A Felman, PA , 100 South Ashley Dhva, Suite 1300, Tampa, Florida 33402,(113)229-11II, end(d)Oary E Mason, Cohen, Milstcm. Hauifeid A Toll, PLLC, 1100New York Ave. NW, Suite 500 - West Tower. Washington, DC 20003. (202) 404-4600 Theprocedures for beingexcluded fromthe Class are ict forth ut the Notice ofClass Action and PropoaadSettlement end Hearing, whichcanbe obtained fromClass Counsel If you wish to object to the terms of or be excluded fromIhc settlement. youmust serve your objection* or noticeof intent lo be excluded fromthe Settlement anClass Counsel noisier thanMay 21, 1999 IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE CLASS. YOUR RIGHTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THESE PROCEEDINGS AND THE TERMS OF THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT ARE DESCRIBED IN DETAIL IN THE NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION AND PROPOSED SETTLEMENT AND HEARING. YOU MAY REQUEST A COPY OF THAT BY WRITING THE CLASS COUNSEL LUTED ABOVE OR CALLING 477-290-9304 OR WRJT1NO Sal, v National Continental Instance Company SriilnnaiiAilininatninm.P.Q. Bm3lfrtLTimw.fi 18ULJHL PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE COURT. THE CLERIC OF THE COURT. YOUR INSURANCE AGENT OR ANY DEFENDANT INSURANCE COMPA. NIES QUESTIONS CONCERNING THIS CLASS ACTION OR THE SETTLEMENT SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO CLASS COUNSEL AT THE ADDIRESSESi i AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS LISTED ABOVE BY ORDER OF THE COURT ' �4A - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida ■ Tuesday. April6. t999 Red Bottlebrush tree dazzles with spikes K DEAR ABBY: You recently ran a letter about the importance of hav­ ing identification. May I odd a per­ sonal experience? I had what I thought was a heart attack. 1 got myself to the hospital and was rushed into the emergency roam. I was put on oxygen and hooked up to machines and moni­ tored. The nurse even gave me a nitro pill. Then she asked me a question: "la there anyone we can rail for you?" I was floured at the idea. I hud ID with me; I’m never without it. But it was not current. My wife had a job that had her driving from store to store and couldn't be reached. My daughter slept days and I didn’t have her telephone number. My eldest sun hud just moved and I didn't have his new number, cither. I couldn’t remem­ ber where my youngest sun wurked. None of my family could be reached. At the time I was employed us a supervisor at the post office, and part of my job was to give u safety talk once a week. I used the above experience in my talk on the last day I worked. A ll the employees assured me that their IDs were upto-date, hut I insisted they check to make sure. I saw pencils whipped out to hurriedly erase outdated Pests and diseases: Bottle* ’ brush Is not affected by spe­ cific insect problems’ but mites can affect the leaves. Root and crown fungal dis­ eases ran become a problem under high soil moisture con­ ditions. Twig galls and witches broom, two ftmgal diseases, can disfigure the tree. Chlorosis, of the new leaves ran be corrected with treat­ ment of the soil using Iron sulfate or Iron chelate. The tree la often short-lived due to disease problems. Sanford Rotary J ^ e s e n t s C asino GRAND PBIZEEIXXtt PRIZE DRAWIRMS F s iM M f A f U ! 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S rtix H jr** (h S W u ) PG-1T X HmScICm b S S s L If 30) CoMftracy Ttwary • t {t W SuiurwiST BH 5 s s r c a g a iw 4b U i yusl itiKhw rHatnbwirolUo—, Stv binmpcnl DB £i«W SnwalNsiSl |S«tW«M llwtudu* tltJw IN— wiffin * (R, ill Si— o)X~~* IIWW<5I<M< D E A R J.M.: I a d m ire y o u r co m p a s sio n , e v e n thou gh it came to you from the perspec­ tiv e o f h in d sigh t. T h e r e wae. h o w e v e r , a th ird a lte rn a tiv e that both you and I did not con­ sider. Read on: OnMlUct—lP*o7 H w Yort KncU~lnSlwno [iw ) TiSnsr <Jti*S boa UtS Rk * Chst I * Slefisy L i* MiiawriMpMtwieei w—*h*n« Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since IVOH" Tuesday, April 6. 1999 • Vol. 91, No. 159 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 320-9408 Subscription Ratos (Daily & Sunday) 3 MontS* 6 Month* 1 Yfesr Mom s DNrvsry *1 9 50 (3 9 0 0 *7 8 0 0 A D M IN IS TR A TIO N D oug F *u » r • Publisher M argaret Boechen • Business M anager Jondee M a *n U nde Spiegel ADVERT1SINO Published. Daily Except Monday, Saturday, Thanksgiving. Chhstmas and Nsw Years by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL. 32771 S anford, a 32773-1667 G u m 407-3S1-47M Lisa, if you even think you may want a relationship with your father someday, please do as Abby suggested. Include him in your big day. I<et him escort you down the aisle with your grandfather, or walk down the aisle by younteir with both of them sitting in the pews beaming with pride. J.M. IN THE MIDWEST Penockcal Postage Paid a i Santoro. Florida and adtffUanal m aeng offlcas t H e m a r ik a D E A R DEX: I th in k yon’ve made your point. N ot only la it Im portant to c arry identifica­ tion every w h ere. It’s equally important that the Information be up-to-date. It doesn’t have lo be fancy — a 3-by-S Index card tucked in a puree, a wallet o r a pocket w ill do. And for Joggtera and athletes who don’t want to "carry** anything, m arking l information in indelible Ink the tongue o f an athletic shoe will accomplish the t My father and I have since restored our relationship. We both know we have hurt each other and don't want it to happen again. Most of it was due to lack or communica­ tion. I thought he no longer loved me or wanted me around; he thought I didn't want him in my lire. Both of us were terribly wrong. ight & S ilent .A uction information, and one carrier piped up, "M y God, I haven’t been mar­ ried to lhat witch for three yean!" 1 know firsthand that current ID is very important. DEX PACKARD. AURORA. ORE. DEAR ABBY: I must respond to "L isa ," who does nut want her father to walk her down the aisle or even to attend her wedding. My parents divorced when I was an infant. By the time I was in high school and college, our relationship had diminished to practically zero. My stepfather, who had been a won­ derful "Dad" since I wua 6, walked me down the aisle. I do not regret giving that honor to my stepfather, who had been — and still is — always there for me. But I wish I had handled it differently for my father’s sake. N t DEAR SUE: Your dear moth­ er’s writing project is a price­ less memento, and the idea is certain ly w o rth m ention ing. Tile senior year o f high school la a logical tim e to pause and take stock before beginning the at leap fo rw a rd to a d u lt<L Not only would the su b­ ject be som ething with w hich the writer is intensely fam iliar — It would offer many opportu­ nities for creativity. Propagation: It Is usually propagated from cuttings b u t . It can also be gro " seeds and air layers. n ir DEAR ABBY: My mother panned away four weeks ago. Last night, 1 sat my three children down and read them my mother's life story from birth through 12th grade. As a graduation requirement for Ironton High School in Ironton, Ohio, in 1940, she hsd lo write her life story. She wrote about kindergarten, her best friends, neighbors, favorite games she pleyed es a child, her religious testimony, her first crush, first time wearing makeup, first date, prom, and best Thanksgiving in s horse-and-buggy carriage going to my great-grandmother's farm in Kentucky..The vivid descriptions she wrote of herself es a young girl are so rich end beautifully clear in our minds today. What s gill this has been to me, my brothers and slaters and our children. Of all the poeseeskma she left, her story is our most meaningful and precious treasure. Abby, I’m writing, this letter to suggest that high school English teachers today consider such an assignment CAROL JEAN CLICK HARDISON'S DAUGHTER "SUE" IN GEORGIA Culture: Dottlebmsh can grow C m me. help all o f u s." he said. W om an’s high school history becomes her family legacy Use: Uotllcbnisli can be trained ns n tree to 15 feet or espallered os a quick wall rover. It makes a nice screen nr tall undipped hrdge. Pruning to develop several trunks and removing some lowrr branches, ran create fine small specimen tree. It can ulso be used In containers or above-ground planters: es­ palier: hedgr: large parking lot Islands: wide tree lawns: m e­ dium-sized parking lot Islands; medium-sized tree lawns. It la also recommended for buffer strips around parking lota or for median atrip plantings in ' the highway: near a deck or lio: screen; small parking Islands; narrow tree lawns: specimen or residential street tree. i i ‘ I’m glad • this Is going to help appreciated because o f th e longer (lowers spikes that can be vip to six Inches tn length nnd have gold tips on the sta­ mens. The plant: The plant Is an evergreen tree that can reach heights o f 10 to 1 S feet In almost any type o f soil, slightly acidic and with good drnlnagr. T he tree blooms best under full sun. Transplant only little trees from contain­ ers. After the tree Is estab­ lished tn the landscape. It Is quite drought tolerant. Fertil­ ize regularly to maintain good flower color and dark green foliage. It ts recom m ended that trees should (** Fertilized two to three times per yrnr. Suckers from the trank need lo be removed periodically to malntnin tree form. Maintain a good control o f the grass around the tree. i i In the early afternoon Mon­ day, Herbert Cherry watched n wondrous event happen on 13th Street In what some his­ torians regard as the Lost City o f Goldsboro. Workmen wheeled a pair o f mobile trailers Into a freshly paved lot next to the 13th street property owned by Cherry and across the street from the shops o f Cherry Plaxa. Sheriffs deputies and San­ ford officers will work from the trailers in community policing partnership. Later, a perm a­ nent service center may be constructed at the site. T h is Is good,“ Herbert Cherry said Monday. "We prayed about this. W e're proud that It has happened. Cherry, who will be 79 on Friday, said he prayed about the Goldsboro community and the new police service center at Easter Sunday services. Founded In 1891. Goldsboro would have been the third old­ est black city In the nation If not for powerful Sanford lead­ ers who In 1911 took away Goldsboro's charter and swal­ lowed Us borders. Herbert Cherry • one o f 8 In his family - was bom 9 years later. ‘ I know the history." he said. 1 know o f our heritage. Black laborers came here to work tn the celery fields and for the railroads. Our families lived and died here." Goldsboro once had Its own police and Are departments and a town council. By 1904, there were three churches with rapidly growing m em ber­ ship rolls. There was a bakery and a 'd ru g store and other businesses. More than 300 blacks lived In the unique community two miles away from Sanford. Zorn Neale Hurston wrote In one of her books that. T h e thriving city o f Sanford looked with displeasure on the new town (Goldsboro), not because it was colored but because It was incorporated, and this would seem to block the westward expansion o f San­ ford.” Goldsboro residents came to the Sar\ford Herald, pleading their case: * To swallow us up tn the corporate limits o f San­ ford will add very Uttle to Sanford and take a great deal from us." Untlmately, Sanford persuaded Its state senator to take away Goldsboro's charter. In later years. Herbert Cheny and his neighbors have been saddened to see the Goldsboro community as It fell into disarray. The building stock tn the community Is of generally poor condition and those buildings with historic value are In desperate need of repairs. Drug dealers Invaded the area sometime ago • and the few whites that have been seen were wearing police uniforms. It was too much for the San­ ford cops alone, sheriff's depu­ ties were also called. Longtime residents feared for their lives and the future for thetr chil­ dren. At 2 p.tn. Monday, 25-yearold Tony Holley stood outside the Black In Style record shop situated In Cherry Plaza across from the police trailers. and has a medium to fast growth rate. Leaves are alter­ nate. purple, lanceolate and with entire leaf margins. Flower color ts commonly red. but, white, cream and pink flowers are known to exist. Flowers appear In Ihe spring and summrr and are very showy. The (lowers; _ are fol­ lowed by small, woody cap­ sules that look like bead bracelets on the bark, which last for years. The fruit Is round, about 112. brown In color. Capsules that surround old stems contain many diixllike seeds. Branches droop as the tree grows, and will r e ­ quire pruning for vehicular or pedestrian clearance beneath the canopy. It usually grows’ with multiple trunks, and Is fairly resistant to breakage. The brittle wood o f Weeping Dolllebnish may make it un­ suitable for windy areas but this ts usually not a problem In most locations. Surface roots are usually not a problem. If Why a L o st C ity is lost no more The "bottlebrush" belongs to the genus CtUlistemon. which means "beautiful stamens,’. There is no doubt that It ts a perfect description o f the bright red (lower spikes. This small tree is native to Australia and belongs lo the M yrtle family which Includes E uca­ lyptus. guava. Surinam-cherry, Roseapple, and Myrtle. Hum ­ mingbirds frequently visit thetr (lowers. Th e weeping bottlebrush has became a very popular garden specimen In Florida. Callfomtu? and H a ­ waii. The lemon bottlebrush ts also used extensively at F lor­ ida. less common In South Florida than further northl- In the State. It leaves have the odor of citrus when crushed. The showy bottlebrush Is m ore M ai *2 4 00 *4 8 00 *9 6 0 0 Florida Residents add 7 % sale s lax lo above rates KeSte W erner - M anager John Coffm an P eter F K jM s Judith la th ra p C heryl S lone C L A S S IF K O Andrea Mum Ted W alker Republic C IR C U LA TIO N Edward A. K ram arok • Circulation M anager W enda K aurp an dia M eknda M orns E D ITO R IA L M ena Orem • Editor Jeff B eikncke Done O etnch B e Kerns D ean Sm ith Tommy W e a rs B u m W hite V M in OeNmore Betty B em efl PR O D U C TIO N Frank Ifcooffns ■M eneger Peggy Beehner O ena Bukur • OperaOone Freda Heffners C heryl Smeh MESS A CTWPPMQ R obert 'S kip' Cowen M ark Savoie Bffl Egan Jack E. Ritchie E tw n Tyneff. 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W d s 1 am to I pm (1ST) Wfem* *o rrsd 139. 2101 East Semoran Blvd • Casselberry 339-4-431. 9-4S East Semo ran Bi«d • Cheney Highway 264-3800. 905 Cheney Highway • Garden Street 3 83 -1971.2S2S Garden Slreet • Klrkman Road 3510330, 5401 Kissimmee/Fortune Park 396 4225. 5483 West Irlo Bronson Hwy • lake Hary 7 7 1-414 3. 4094 West Lake Mary Blvd. • Melbourne 725-4377.950 5 Apollo Blvd • Mims 268-2022. 2350 N U S Highway I • Ocoee Vpopka Highway • Orlando Mam Branch 246-8900. 11 I N orth O ringe Avenue • South Orlando 246-8960. 500 East Michigan Street • Tutcawllla 695-5000. 5830 Red Bug Lake Road • University Blvd. 657-1711. , West Colonial 246-5527, 7142 West Colonial Drive • Winter Garden 656-3633.14075 W est Colonial Drive • Winter Perk 740-6222. 220 West Fairbanks Avenue • 17-92 629-1900. 925 South O rlando Avenue �•A • Seminot* Herald. Santord. Honda • Tuesday. April 8.1999 Water pcnsatlon to walvr part of Sims' February water bill. T h e reason we need to waive It (Sims' water bill for Feb.) Is It's the right and d e ­ scent thing to do." Commis­ sioner Paul Uivestrand said. City Manager John Drago said the meter tuts been checked and tested twice. He said It was not read wrong. T h e disputed part of the said. Mayor Rusty Miles said that he Is concerned the commission may be "setting a dnngrrous precedent." Commissioner Annamarlc Vaccn said site also Is con­ cerned about waiving a watrr fee nnd nuking changes In water leak policy retroac­ tive for one rrsldent. Sims' said her husband. Kenneth Sims, was arrested for disorderly conduct nnd Commissioner Steve Miller said that If there Is a leak caused by a tom liner In the pool, there may be water es­ caping Into the ground. Sims said there Is no sign of n leak. She said that the city had been working on a nearby water line, nnd that her high water bill may be the result of a Irak In the city's water line. ‘ Something reasonable tirre has to be done.* Miller water bill Is still In limbo." Drago said. T h e customer Is responsible for all other water bills.* Sims' account at B40 Georgia Avenue goes back to mid-November. 199B. In both December and Janu­ ary. there were 4.000 gal­ lons used at the home. Sims has a 20.000 gallon swimming pool, and she said sire filled up the pool once In Feb. Continued from P»|* IA SPOTLIGHT Business Focus This Week: YOUR m W P A P B ™ » T H I WORLD BUSINESS Advertising Feature Sanford Express Lube, Inc. Rudy Arnold la no arranger to the automotive industry or to Sanford. The Sanford Express Lube, tnc, owner I dent of Sanford for over 32 year* and brings of tire and automotive experience to the new at 3413 S. French Avenue. Arnold became Interested In automobiles when he teenager. He did all of the work on his IM S Chevrolet Bel Air and continued to team the Industry through a trade school and the school of hard knocks. After yeara afleam tug and working m dkas hours. Arnold finally become the owner of his own automotive center. Decause Sanford Express Lube la a family nin business, customers get the benefit of years of experience while gelPng that personal touch that only a bualnrss of this nature ran offer. Marking In the company with Arnold are his wife of :t0 years. Sandy, their daughter Christy and thetr son. Joseph. "Our customers understand the importance of service done right at a reasonable cost." Arnold explained. "My staff and I try very hard to provide that special sendee. That is why our customer base increases dally., due to customer recommendations." In fact Arnold's dedication to customer service lias helped his business triple tn Just three years. In addition to the highest quality automotive repairs. Sanford express Lube also carries a full line of Ores. Includ­ ing the newly acquired Cardovan line. Arnold spent over 14 years as the commer­ cial tire representative for A.O.K. Tire Mart and today owns the old location. So In addi­ tion to his repair knowledge. Arnold also desk and cursed." Sims said. Jayne Sims recently ap­ peared on WKMO. channel six. to dispute thr water bill. resisting arrest while argu­ ing with city officials about the wnter bill. "He pounded his fist on the a c m 4 e i . r n i i & SE R V IC E I 'l L I AT. Catateatlaf Ovsr M f u n •»Eipsrtsac* la CM U PtMUMtacterlag t Ftywtesl Griadtai Wills laff-Wamar Ups Sflfcsr 1 Otter Clatex lutesgte No t aad Rtteld Clitehti Ior Can. Tracks A AG ■ p H o,ivy D u ty Sficcinlists 401 South Lsuest Avsnus Phons: (407) 332-7141 • 1-400-348-8104 • Fax: (407) 322-077« '* £ . f W ' ~ i ITP I FULL SF:RVICR I IMF'. 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Palmatto km ., Sanford KTiTR iiT S(COW STRUT *T v H GI LLETTE 321-0120 MV-21977 OX DUNLOP �Sports Seminole Herald •T k M i* * r t 6 . iN i* lB IN B R IEF HACKERS ROMP OVIEDO • Jaudon Mar­ ietta had another big night aa the PDS-Hackers crushed ODDC. 10-4, tn Women's Claas C Slowpltch Softball League action at the Oviedo Sports Complex Monday night. Marlette paced a 20-hit attack, going 4-for-5 with a double and four RBI. aa the Hackers avenged an earlier loas to ODDC. Alao contributing were Michelle Walker O -for-4). Theresa Walburger (3-for* 5. three runs, three RBI). Roseanne Fry (2-for-4. four runs). Jackie Janowlak (2 for-4. two runs). Michelle Field |2-for-4). Anna HoUla (2-for-5. two RBI) and C ar­ rie McAuliffe |2-for-5). The flackers are now 2-2 on the season and will take on league-leading Select (3I) next Monday at 7 p.m. MAGIC NIP BOSTON ORLANDO • Darrell Arm­ strong. making hta third start for the injured Nick Anderson, tied his career high with 28 points aa the Magic overcame a 12-point second quarter deficit to beat the Boston Celtics. 106-99. at the Orlando Arena Monday night. The Eastern Conference leading Magic are now 25 ­ 10 overall and 19-2 at home. Orlando will be In New York tonight to take on the Knlcka, starting at 7:30 p.m. on WKCF 18. Penny Hardaway chipped in with 24 points, seven rebounds and seven a s­ sists. while rookie Matt Harpring added 18 points and five rebounds. SRDSOFTBALL SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment will be holding ita Adult Softball Organiza­ tional meeting for the Spring softball season on Wednesday. April 7th at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Recreation Center, first floor of City Hall on Park Avenue. ■ Any teams Interested In playing in the spring league Should be at this meeting and will receive a $15 d is ­ count on their fee for at­ tending. Space la limitrd since only Ptnehurst Park la available. Ptnehurst league's offered are Co-Ed on Monday, Women on Tuesday. Men on W ednes­ day and Thursday, and In­ dustrial on Friday. The SRD Is also offering a Monday Night Church League that will play at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Questions? Call 330­ 5697. M inor League upset Red Sox clobber Royals in Babe Ruth Bambino Minors ■yD M R M |h ■yours EDITOR SANFORD • David French drove In three runs with a home run and a single and also •cored three runs as the Red Sox upset the Royals. 13-3. in Bsmbtno Minors action In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Babe Ruth Baseball League at Roy Holkr Junior Field Monday night. The Royals had entered the game with a 5-1 record, while the Red Sox were only 1-5. In­ cluding a heartbreaking 17-18 setback to the Devil Raya last Wednesday. But the Red Sax scored fhre runs In the first Inning last night and never looked back holding the Royals to only c one hit, a single by Brent Coffer In the fourth Inning. In other games from last week: Babe Ruth League _ The No­ bles Comrmmlcatton White Sox remained undefeated with a 12­ 3 defeat of the Rotary Club Athletics last Thursday. Bambino Majors _ The Rtnker Materials Devil Rays scored four runs In the top of the first inning and held on the Rotary Breakfast Club Expos, 5-3. Junior Olds Fastpttch Soft­ ball _ Altamonte Springs Rocklake Ralden 7. Frazier's Super­ stars 5 and Sanford Klwanla Chib 13, Ultimate SwUnwear 7. Standings _ Nobles Commu­ nication White Sox (7-0), Knights of Columbus Expos (5 ­ 3). Klwanla C lub Indians and Elks Lodge §1241 Braves (both M u rp h y’ s home run lifts Oviedo LONGWOOD • Freshman Brrtt Murphy’s first varsity home run lifted tne Oviedo Lions to a 5-4 victory over the host Lyman Greyhounds In a OA-Dlstrlrt 3 baseball contest Monday night. Murphy, who has been with the varsity all season, ripped a two-run homer In the top o f the sixth Inning to turn a 2-1 Oviedo deficit Into a 3-2 ad­ vantage. He added a sacrifice fly tn the top of the seventh to drive tn the Lions' fifth run. ’ If we didn't think he could contribute aa a freshman, we wouldn't have- kept htnr o n the varsity.* said Oviedo coach Krnne Brown. "And the only reason you keep a freshman on the varsity Is If you're going to play him every day. Otherwise, he's better off on the Junior var­ sity.’ So for. Murphy has started 18 o f the Lions' 21 games (the three he missed were due to a bad back). And while he was hitting Just .275 heading into Monday's game. Murphy does have six doubles to his credit. Is 4-fo _ for-4______ on stolen bases, rs. and hasn't committed a lieldin ing er- J Hla home run Monday e x ­ tended his lulling streak to eight games. ’ At the beginning of the sea­ son. Brett was overmatched at times, but that's to be ex­ pected.* said Brown. ’ He's worked hard to prove he d e ­ serves to be here and starting every day. He still mokes some freshman decisions, but that will change with experience.* Murphy's home run made a winner of starting pitcher Steve Fry (3-0). who allowed three runs on nine hits over 5-2/3 FIR EFIG H TER S T O PLAY FOOTBALL WINTER SPRINGS - The third annua] Firefighters Charity Bowl will be played this Saturday night (April 10) at 7 p.m. at Winter Springs High School. The game features fire­ fighters from Seminole and Orange counties facing off In a full-contact NFL style M B r ie fc .P «a 2 » Javier Alvarst (left) had thrsa hits, whie freshman Bret! Murphy (right) hi hie Iks! varsity home run, a two- nin shot that was the game winner, end drove ki three runs as Oviedo edged Lyman. 5-4. Monday night. Seminole outlasts M ainland $ m m SANFORD - Angelo Retraces and Jeramie Mey­ ers combined on a six-hitter and Seminole broke a 3-3 tie with a run In the bottom o f the sixth In­ ning as host Seminole edged Mainland. 4-3. tn a Claas 5A-District 5 baseball game at Alumni Field Saturday afternoon. Seminole. 17-4 and ranked No. 5 In this week’s state poll, never trailed, scoring single runs tn the first and third Innings to take a 2-0 lead, but the Buccaneers refused to go away. Mainland scored single runs In the fourth and fifth Innings to tie the game at 2-2. but the Fighting Semlnolcs regained the lead with a run In the bottom of the fifth inning. The Buccaneers evened the game with a run in the top of Die sixth Inning, before Seminole plated the game-winning run In the bottom of the sixth Inning. Meyers came on In the fifth Inning and was the winning pitcher, raising his record to 3-1. Petracca, a sophomore, was the starter worked Into the fifth Inning. Paulo Silva led the way at the plate, going 3for-4 for the Fighting Semlnolcs. Retraces also had a big day, going 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI. Hal Kronenberg was also 2-for-3 with a double for Seminole. The Tribe will play back-to-back-to-back Seminole Athletic Conference games, hosting Lake Howell on Wednesday and traveling to Lake Mary on Thursday and Lyman on Friday. All three games will start at 7 p.m. M A G IC W H E E L S A T SC C S A T U R D A Y SANFORD - The Orlando Magic Wheels, a wheelchair basketball team, will take on the ‘ Dream Team,* made up of faculty and staff from Seminole Community C ol­ lege. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center this Saturday (April 10) from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Among the guest celeb ri­ ties expected to be on hand are Stuff, the Magic mascot, and former Harlem Globe­ trotter great Curly Neal. Admission is free, but donations are being ac­ cepted to benefit the SCC dlaABILITY Support S erv­ ices Student Scholarship Fund. There will also be drawings for prizes. In ­ cluding an autographed Magic T-shirt to be given away during halftime fe s­ tivities. No purchase n ec­ essary to win. Call Disability Support Services Office at 3 2 8 ­ 2110 for more information. 3-4), Rotary Club Athletics (2­ 6) and Dean. Rlngerf. Morgan and Lawton PA . Diamond Backs (2-6). Schedule _ Tasaday, April 6, at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Rotary Club Athletics vs. Dean. Ringers, Morgan Lawton P A Diamond Backs, p.m., and Nobles Uon White Sox vs. Indiana. § p.m. Providing the offense: Nobles Communication White Sox: three hits _ Pearson (double, tun. two RBI); two hits _ Pants (two runs. Ilutchtna (run. Rf (run): one hit _ Her Scott (two runs each). (run). Barnes; one run _ sey. Rrgac. Rotary Club Athletics: one hit . Scott (triple, three RBI). Wat- Jeramie Meyers relieved starting pitcher Angeio Pet races In tha fifth In­ ning and was tha winning pitcher as Seminole edgsd Mainland 4-3 Saturday. n O H T IN O 8EMINOLES 4. BUCCANEERS 3 Mststosd 0 001 11 0 . 3 6 1 B E A R S T A K E P A IR F R O M K E N T U C K Y WINTER SPRINGS • Scott Rankin and Bobby Blrriey pitched back-to-back outstanding games as Winter Springs swept a pair of games from Central Hopkins High School from Kentucky on Saturday and Monday. Rankin's home run made a 1-0 winner of Bicrley. who hurled a two-hltter. on Saturday and Rankin combined with Chris Maher on a three-hitter Monday night and the Bears* offense came up with 12 hits In a 10-0 victory. Leading the way Monday for Winter Springs (8­ 11) were Ryan Welch (2-for-4. double, two RBI). Sheehan and Brad Stephanson (both 2-for-2). Jeff Rogers (double) and Evan Starcher, Ianuzzi and Connolly (one RBI each). MONDAY BEARS 10, CENTRAL 0 Casual Hoakias. Ry. 000 000 0 . 0 3 3 Wlatar Bsruss 303 114 a 10 13 3 enrk. In* A" IYiiw H4 and llrownlng. Kankin. Mahrr M and tfcigm WP Rankin 12- II. U*. Crick. Stive . none. 211 . Winter Spring*. Welch. Hagers. 3U . none. I IK _ nan*. Record* . Cen­ tral llupldn* 4-4; Wlntrr Springs S-11. Richter resigns post at U C F to accept jo b at Auburn Bpscial to tks Herald ORLANDO _ University of Central Florida women's soccer coach Karen Richter, who spent 12 years as a player and coach at UCF. has announced her resignation to accept the posi­ tion o f head coach at Auburn University In Alabama. Richter. 29. spent six years as UCF*s head coach and led the Golden Knights to five Trans America Athletic Confer­ ence Championships and a 64 ­ 44-9 overall record. *It‘s been a great run here.* Richter said "My main goal when I started coaching here was to leave the program in a better position than when I started, and I really think I ac­ complished that. It was very ex­ citing to be able to coach at my alma mater. forward to the opportunity.* Richter, from Naperville. III., was no stranger to UCF when she became head coach. She began her Illustrious ca­ reer as a player in 1987. Dur­ ing her playing career she es­ tablished herself as one of the best goalkeepers at UCF. a ‘ Auburn has offered tne a school with a rich history of tal­ great opportunity.’ Richter ented players In net. allowing added. *IFs a very exciting ca­ only 30 goals in her 48-game reer move to be Joining a con­ . career. ference as prestigious as the She was named to the Soccer SEC. and a university with America MVP Team In 1989 such a great athletics depart­ and in 1990 stir was named ment. It’s going to be very Adidas/ISAA as well as NCAA challenging, but I'm looking Ooalkecpcr-of-the-Year. She was alao a finalist for the Hermann Award in 1990. "W ere thankful for the ex­ ceptional job Karen did with the soccer program, highlighted by the five TAAC championships .and the trip to the NCAA Tour­ nament.* UCF Athletics Director Sloan said. *We'll always be grateful for the contributions she made to the program as a player and a coach.’ During the 1998 season, the Golden Knights posted a 12-8­ 0 overall record. Including a perfect 6-0 mark In the TAAC. UCF swept through the TAAC tournament and advanced to tile NCAA tournament. whlU Richter was named the confer' cnee's Coach o f the Year. ’ It was very exciting to be able to coach at my alma ma­ ter.’ Richter said. *IVe been able to enjoy some success here, so that's been really nice.’ Richter is Inheriting an Auburn team that finished 5-12 last year. Including a 2-6 mark In conference play. The SEC placed six teams in the NCAA Tournament last season, more than any other conference. In­ cluding the national champion University o f Florida. �I • Sorrsnola Herald. Sm tord H o n d a • Tuesday. April 6 .1999 AL West: It’s just Anaheim vs. Texas t B y H.W. Steer The Anaheim Angels hope to de­ throne the Texas Rangers in 1999 as champions of the American League W est Seattle probably w o o l contend Going into the 1999 season, this is how the division shapes up. 1. AN A H E IM ANGELS: Frec agent import IB Mo Vaughn (.337, 40 HRs. I1S RBIs, 107 runs in Boston) can juke the offense. Manager Terry Collins' Angels were 11th in the AL last season in homers, and 10th in runs, walks and RBIs CF Jim Edmonds (.307, 23. 91. US runs) can h it But L F Darin Erstad (790.19,02) and DH Tim Salmon ( 300, 20. S8> were limited by injuries. The Angels set a club record by using the disabled list 23 times in 1991 Now Gary DiSarcina (.207,73 runs), who plays shortstop for Anaheim, has to sit out for a couple of weeks with a broken arm. Starters Chuck Finley (11-9, 3 39 ERA) and Jason Dickson (10-10, 605) led the dub in wins. Tim Belcher <t i ­ lt , 4.27 in Kansas City) joins them. Closer Troy Perdval (42 saves, 3 03) heads a solid bullpen (3.91 ERA). 2. T E X A S R A N G E R S : Manager Johnny Oates of Texas enjoys filling out the lineup card This year's list contains some very big names. It features AL M VP Juan Gonzalez (.311 43. 137, 110 runs) in RF; Gold Glovers Rafael Palmeiero (29143,121 in Baltim ore) at IB and Wan R o­ driguez (221. 21. I I ) at catcher, and Rusty Greer (201 11 108) In LF. The Ran gen led the A L in hits and batting average, they were second in runs and RBU, third in slugging and fourth in walks But the pitchers w ere 12th in E R A The defense was ninth in errors Best among the starters are Rick Helling (217,4.41) and Aaron Sele (19II. 423). John Burkett (111 3.81) and Mark Clark (9-14,4.84 with the Chica­ go Cubs) have to bounce back. Tim Crabtree 8-1. 329) is the setup guy. Closer John Wetteland (42 saves, 2.03) has a bum ankle. For his part. Palmeiro is recovering from a tom knee. 3. S E A TTLE M AR IN E R S: The two biggest advantages Seattle has are CF Ken Griffey (284,51 141 120 runs, 20 steals) and SS Alex Rodriguez (210, 42. 124, 123 runs and 48 steals). They may be the best all-around players in baseball. Seattle's two biggest disadvantages: pitching and Adding Manager Lou Piniella counts on vet DH Edgar Martinez (.32129.102. with 102 walks); 3B Russ Davis (20 HRs, 82 RBIs); and IB Jay Buhner (13 HRs, 43 RBIs in only 72 games), who had a burst of injuries last season. On the mound, the key starters are Jamie Moyer (13-9,323), Jeff Fassero (13-113.97) and Bill Swift (11 9,3 83). But the shaky bullpen had a combined ERA of 528. The defense was 10th in the league in errors. 4. O A K L A N D A T H L E T IC S : Not vet. The young A's h itters won't become a threat in the A L West for another season or two. But keep an eye on R F Ben Grieve (.281 I I 89, 94 runs), who was the Rookie of the Year. IB Jason Giambi (295,27. I l l 92 runs) is another rising talent. DH Matt Stairs (294. 21 108) can hit, too. Rookie 3B Eric Chavez is the new­ comer to watch In Oakland. Veteran outfielders Tim Raines and Tony Phillips were brought in to help Oakland manager Art Howe provide leadership for the young lineup. Kenny Rogers (16-13.17), who is 34 years old. has become king o f the hill. Another starting vet is Tom Candiotti (11-11 4 84), who is 41 years old. At age 37, BUI Taylor (33 saves. 328) is the stopper. TEAM RECORDS in 1998: TEXAS 88-74; ANAHEIM 83-77; SEATTLE 7683; OAKLAND 74 81 CIISS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN NL West: ‘Dodger blue’ suits K. Brown By H.W. Steer for Arizona. By signing ace starter Kevin Brown, the high-spending Los A ngeles Dodgers struck fear into their motley rivals in the National League W est Going into the 1999 season, this is how the division shapes up. 1. LO S A N G E L E S D O D G E R S : Wearing ‘ Dodger blue’ suite Brown. He was 18-7 for San Diego with a 2.38 ERA and 237 strikeouts. Now he joins new L A manager Davey John­ son in Dodger Stadium, a pitcher’s paradise. It takes the pressure off young huriers Chan Ho Park (13-9, 3.71) and Ismael Valdes (11-10, 3.98). Carlos Perez (11-14, 3.59) is a flam­ boyant lefty. The star of the bullpen, Jeff Shaw (2.55 ERA), had 23 saves. Ex-New York Mets catcher Todd Hundley (back from arm trouble) is supposed to boost the hitting. CF Devon White had 22 HRs with 83 RBIs 2. A R IZ O N A D IAM O N D B AC K S: Here's a bee-spending expansion dub that covets huriers. Manager Buck Showalter is building on pitching and defense. Randy Johnson (19-11,328 in Seat­ tle and Houston) and Todd StotUemyre (14-113.74 in St. Louis and Texas) are costly imports. T h e y join Arizona workhorse Andy Benes (14-11 3.97). Closer Gregg Olson had 30 saves. On offense, the low-scoring Dia­ mondbacks need to improve. Third baseman Matt WllUams (20 HRs, 71 RBIs, 72 runs), IB Travis L ee (22 HRs, 72 RBIs, 71 runs) and 2B Jay Bell (20 HRs, 87 RBU, 79 runs) pace the attack. 1 COLORADO ROCKIES: Hitting without pitching is a risky formuU. Manager Jim Leyiand, brought in to revive Colorado, can see that His lineup is led by R F Larry Walker RAINES GAUGE Raines did not play against his former team Monday night, but his new teammates rallied for three runs in the bottom of. the seventh Inning to beat the defending World Champlad: New York Yankees. 5-3, In • game stopped after eight Innings by rain. 98 105 321 53 93 47 12 1 5 8 . .290 . Hits............. RBI............. Doubles...... Triples........ Home runs. Steals......... beet 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 2,286 8.546 1.525 2.534 942 413 112 163 803 .297 Babe Ruth— Continued from Page IB Hardwoods Athletics (3-3). Schedule _ Wednesday, April 7 at Roy Holler Junior Field. Newsome Hardwoods Athletics vs. Devil Rays. 5:45 p.m. and New Tribes Mission Indians vs. Mariners. 7:15 p.m. Providing the offense: Devil Rays: three hits _ John Solco (triple, run, RBI). Jason Faith (two runs); two hits _ Travarses McGill (home run, double, two runs, three RBI), Freddie Gaines (double, two runs. RBI). Matt Kearney (double, run, RBI). Antonio Miles and Danny Orttz (two runs each): one hit _ Thomas Paladtno (double, run. RBI). Justin Patx>n (run. RBI). T.C. Kinney and Davie Perdue (one run each); one run _ Myler Nell. Red Sox: three hits _ Nathan Homer (two doubles, three runs. RBI). Michael Hummel (double, two runs, four RBI), David French (double, run. RBI). Danny Cohen (three runs. RBI). Matt Underwood (run, RBI): two hits _ Tim Barkley (double, two runs), Jacob Hor­ ner (two nms. two RBI). Alex Kean (two KBI). James Ireland (RBI); one hit _ Chris Vargaru (run): one run _ Caleb Polk. Red Sox:: two hits _ David French (home run. three runs, three RBI): one hit _ Jacob Hor­ ner (triple, two runs. RBI); two runs _ Nathan Homer. Michael Hummel. Tim Barkley; one run _ Chris Vargara. Danny Cohen. Royals: one hit _ Brent Coffer, two nm9 _ Alex DcLessandro; one run _ Bryan Hope. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 Rad Bo* Devil R a n 491 0 1 8 . 16 24 390 833 _ 17 30 1 SAN D IEG O PAD R E S: Not until the New York Yankees beat them 4 0 in the World Series had the N L cham­ pion Padres been swept in 83 straight series. What’s left? San Diego has to make do with R F Tony Gwynn (221, I I 69) and super stopper Trevor Hoffman (41 3 3 saves. 1.48). vx.' Tim Raines is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playtng for the Oakland Athletics. HU-statistics tor the 1900 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals in the second column and career totals (Including 1999) hrth e third column. RAINES GAUGE CATEGORY (28123 HRs, with 113 runs), 3B Vinny Castilla (219. 41 144, with 108 runs), LF Dante Bichette (231, 22, 121 with 97 runs) and IB Todd Helton (213,23. 97, with 78 runs). 4. SA N F R A N C IS C O G IA N T S : Nobody gets more from less talent. Manager Dusty Baker does whatev­ er it takes to keep S.F. competitive. Gold Glove L F Barry Bonds (203, 37,121 with 120 runs and 28 steaU) is great He's backed by underrated 2B Jeff Kent (297, 31.121 with 94 runs) First baseman J.T. Snow (13 HRs. 79 RBU) and 3B Bill Mueller (294. 93 runs) offer less. Briefs Coatlnaod from Fag* IB football game. All proceeds from the event go to the Missing Children's Center. Inc. Ticket prices are $6 for adults. B3 for children thrre-to-12 years old. and chlldrrn under Ihrrr free. For more Information contact Bmcr Williams at (407) 324-9529 or get tickets here at the Her­ J U N IO R G IR L S F A S T P IT C H Providing the offense: Altamonte Springs Rocklake Raiders: two hits _ Brandy R. (triple, double, two runs, three RBI). Abby A. (double, run); one hit _ Melissa W. (RBI); two runs _ Jessie S.: one run _ Amanda W.. Chelsea C. Frazier’s Superstars: two hits _ Andrea Southward (home run. two runs, four RBI): two runs _ Stephanie Para: one run _ Mar­ ti nil <• Woodward. Sanford Kiwanls Club: F R ID A Y , M A R C H 2 6 r m W l O u p srslsrs 303 0 . 6 3 304a. 7 8 SATURDAY, MARCH 27 4013. 7 8 8 8 0 3 .1 3 8 two Lions Continued from Page IB Innings. He struck out four and only walked one batter. Larry Grayson came on and notched his third save of the season despite allowing an un­ earned run In the bottom of the seventh Inning. Despite Ills complete-game effort, Lyman's Kevin Graves (52) suffered just his second loss o f the season. Other contributors for the Li­ ons were Paul Lubrano (three singles. RBI); Javier Alvaroz (three singles); Justin Holmes (two singles - extending his hitting streak to 13 games - and a run): Kenny Starling (double, run. Kill); Jercd Goodwin (single, run): Grayson and Blaine Schulte (each with a single); and Nick Tenekcdcs (one run scored). Doing the hitting for Lyman were Kyle Summerville (double, single, two RBI); Billy Hess and Chase Rozell (each with two singles and a run): J.T. W il­ liamson and Joe Santllll (each with a single and an RBI): Matt Skelton (single, run): Graves (single): and Dave Milton (run). The win Improves Oviedo to 19-2 overall and 7-0 In district play. Lyman falls to S-14 and 2-6 In the d i s t r i c t . _______ ____ UO N8 S. GREYHOUNDS 4 O v ie d o Lym an 10 0 0 0 3 I _ B 13 2 IO O O il 1 _ 4 10 3 Fry. Grayson td anil AKaxci. Craves and Kamtinki Wl*. Fry (3 « . LP . Graves 1521 Save . Grayson (3) 211 _ Ovtedo. Starling HZ Lyman. Sonuiicrville. 311 . none IIH _ Oviedo. M-.irphy III Hrrords _ Oviedo IO-3 overall. 7-0 ilA-DUIrtrl 3 Lyman H-14 overall. 2-6 UA Dtslrkl 3. L«gal Notices L«gal Nolle— wanturn a* recorded Is O R Beak 1337. P aga 199* a* amandad * O R Beak 1344. P a g * 1447. *4 o l lha Public Records al Seminole Ceunfy. FLAG FO O TBALL SANFORD • The Ctty of Sanford Recreation Department Is offering a Spring Adult Flag Foot­ ball League. The league will follow all Florida Rrcreutlon and Parks Association (FRPA) Flag Football rulrs and regulations and will play Its games on Sat­ urday mornings. Any questions about the leagues or further In­ formation can be obtained by calling the Recrea­ tion Department at (407) 330-5697. T E N N IS LESSO N S SANFORD • The City of Sanford Krcrratlon and Parka Department Is offering Tennis Lessons at Grovcvtrw Park (off Lake Mary Boulevard). The lessons, taught by Grrg James, costs $20 for each four-week session. Students must reg­ ister at City Hall. For more Information cull 330-5097 or 6826086. S Y F A -J E F F B L A K E F O O T B A L L CAMP SANFORD • The Sanford Youth Football and Cherrlradlng Association (SYFA) will hold two pre-registrations for the First Annual Jeff Blake Football Camp and llie 1999 l*op Warner Foot­ ball and Cheerleading Season. The registrations will be held on Saturday. April IOth at the Just For Feet In tire Seminole Towne Center Mall und Saturday. April !7lh at Champs In the Altamonte Mall. Times will lie from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jeff Blake, from the Cincinnati Bengals. and Robert Jones, from the Miami Dolphins, will be on hand to sign autographs on April I Oth und Stephen Braggs, a former Miami Dolphin, will be here on April 17th. The Football Camp, for buys and girls ages 7to-17. will be held May 22-23 at Seminole High School with present and former NFL players, the Seminole High coaching staff und the SYFA coaching staff providing Instruction. The cost will be $90 for both days or $50 for one day. Football and cheerleading prospects for the live SYFA trams can also prc-rcglslrr for a $40 non-refundable fee. The balance of fees ($70) will be due July 1st. Players can register for both Die camp and season for $150. All proceeds from the camp will go toward youth sports programs. For further Information, call (407) 324-5485. SANFORD • The Seminole County PAL (Police M O N D A Y . A P R IL B 0 1 0 3 .3 1 804 4 . 13 3 To register for tryouta or for more Information contact Coach Taylor al 328-7728. ald. PAL/AAU H O O PS hits _ Sheruyh (run); one hit _ Meggan (run. RBI). AJa and Tina Phillips (one run each); two runs _ Alex: one run _ Kora Conant. Marjorie. Nika, Chclsey. Collet. Celia. Mika; one RBI _ C.C. Ultimate Swimwear two hits _ Leticia Baldwin and Amanda Wallgursky (two RBI each); one hit _ Lauren Bennett and Heather Baker (two runs each); two runs _ Shela Acrcc; one run _ Terrygwyn Pennlston. Alhlrtlc Lrogur) Basketball League will be hold­ ing tryuutn for u nlne-and-Under AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) Team. Tryouts will be held on Thursday April 15. at 6:30 p.m. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICa 08 APPLICATION TON TAX 0610 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that TA ESCROW ST. INC . IS* Solder ol IS* following c• rtih• cata(») Sa* lil*d taid cartitlcalsjs) lor a I n dead to bo laaoad ISaraon. TSo certificate numbar(a) and yaar(a) ol laaoanc*. ts« description o l IS* proparly, and IS* naimla) In which it area aataaaad it/ar* at CERTIFICATE NO 3447 TEAR O f ISSUANCE 1*»4 OatcnpMon o l Proparty LEO SEC 03 TWP 218 ROE 111 W 1/2 OF E 1/2 OF E 1/2 OF N ! 1/4 (L is a N 1TSO 24 FT A RD) (1 AC| Nama* In which aataaaad Richard T Eiaal. Talana L Eiaal Ail o l aald proparty being In IS* County ol Sam,note. Etata ol Florida Unlaaa auch cartificaia(a) aball bo radaemail according lo law. IS* property described in aucS c*rtlNcata<a) will b* aold to tha hrghaal bidder at lb* araat Irani door, Saminol* County Courtbous*. Sanlord. Florida, on IS* 10th day ol May. I I H . al II 00am Paymanl ol Sal* Is*, applica­ ble documentary (lam p lata* and recording last ara required to b* paid by tb* successful bidder al tha sal* Full paymanl ol an amount equal lo IS* high­ est brd I* d t* within 24 Sours altar IS* advertised lima ol solo AII payments shall bo cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable lo tha Clark ol lha Circuit Court C.tad this 23rd day ol March. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Shirtay C Morgan Deputy Clark Publish March 30. Aptil 4. 13 A 20. 1M9 OCA-219 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX 0 1 8 0 NOTICE It HEREOV OIVEN. that TA ESCROW 97. INC . lha holder ol. Ih* following cartitlcata(a| Sa* Mad said cartitlcalsiaj lor a la a dead to bo ■sued thereon The cartihcat* numbar(a) and ytar(s) ol asuancs. the description ol IS* property, and Ih* nama(a| In which it was assessed la/ara a* IDNows CERTIFICATE NO 212 YEAR OF ISSUANCE i l M Description ol Property LEO W 33 FT OF LOT t OLK I TR D TOWN OF SANFORD PD I PO M Name* In which assessed Margaret A Jonas AN 61 said property being in tha County ot Saminol*. Slat* ot Florida Unlaaa such certificate!*) shall bo redeemed according to law. tha property described In such c*rtilical*<a) will b* sold to IS* highest bidder at the west (rant door, Ssmmol* County Courthouss. Sanlord. Florida, on the I Oth day ol May. 1199. al 11 00 a m Paymanl ol tala la*, applica­ ble documentary stamp taaes and recording feat ara required to be paid by tha successful bidder at IS* sal* Full paymanl ol an amount equal lo Ih* high­ est bid is dua within 24 hour* altar the advertised lima ol sal# AH payments shall b* cash or guaranteed instrument, mod* payable to tha Clark ol the Circuit Court Oatdd this 23rd day ol March. 1900 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEUINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Shirlay C Hargart Deputy Clark Publish March 30. April 0. 13. 20. 1999 OCA-221 M RS ESTATE OF JSWiLC M L lagalhar with sN structure*. hatura*. appk- TO ALL PERSOSS9 MAVINO CLAIMS OM OCMANOS AOAMST TH4 ABOVE (STATE al JEWEL C M U . Ban— d. PC* Ik— 9 M 2 S C P by R * 119 C Fast 91.91211 F I Z t ili 4 M I Lovagraa* Ian* Crastvww FI 32934 PO Boa 933 Pessary a 32144 1234 NW 7W .FL 33119 PO 90-314 lU FI ALL INTERESTED PERSONS A M NOTWWDTMAT A l creator* ol Vw yunchon therewith OATEO HualSthdayal MARCH. IS M MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jan* C Jasawrc A * Deputy Clark JOHN M BILL Suita 191 333 W Cam*lack A ** Winter Park. FL 33799 Pukkah March 34. and April 8. 1999 OCA-141 M T IC 6 FICTITIOUS BAMS None* •* hereby gnren that w * ara engaged in business al w w w Ig u y s la a s ln g cam . Bammoia County Fiend*, under tha Fictitiow* Nam* al 8 Buy Laaatny. and that w* inland la ragralar said name with lha Division *1 Corporation*. Tattahassa* Fien d a m accor­ dance with tha provisions *• tha Fictitious Nam* 41*1*1**. To­ w n (action 949 99. Fiend* ■tatulas 1991 Ja i m lirulh John Pitt* Pubhah Apr* C. 1999 0 4 B -4 0 their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATEN OF TMME MONTHS AFTEN THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF EERVICS OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other creditor* o l the deca­ dent and parson* having claims or demand* against the aetata e l Ih* decadent must Me thaw claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIE NOTICE ALL CLAIM* AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT to FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARMO Oat* a l tha first publication ol this Nobca is March 30. 1999 Parson* Oaring Nobca Wadaan K WMis I1 9E First « t . *1212 Sanlord FL 33771 Barbara WaH 4497 Lovagrass Lana Crashrlaw. FL 33134 Ota n « W iNre P O Boa 933 Ostoan. FL 33794 Robert thaldon 1339 NW 7th S t . IB-314 Miami. FL 33IIS Carol Tucker P O Bos 10344 Bra dan I on FL 34292 Attorney For Parson Qrving Notice Harry O Raid. Ill Attorney lor Petitioner Florida Bar No 3400S2 1130 W First Slraat. Suit* B Sanlord. FL 32771 Telephone (407)321-3911 Publish March 30. and April 0. II OCA-133 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB i r f N JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A M FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIDA CASE NO.I 9 9-9 IS 9-C A -I4 -K RALPH POE and NANCY E POE. Plaintiff. vs WALTER A OROSSER and BAISAM NASSER. Defendant* NOTICE OP S A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure Altar Default dated MARCH 29. 1999 entered Ml Civil Casa Number 99-213S-CAi I K in tha Circuit Court o l tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lot Sanunol* County. Florida, that that on Ih* 37lh day pi APRIL. 1999. at tt 00 a m . al tha Saminol* County Courthouse. 301 South Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida, tha undersigned Clark wNI oNsr lor sal* the following described real property That certain Condominium Psrcsl known as UNIT NO 930. DESTINY SPRINOS, a Condominium, and an undivid­ ed 003843 Inlsrast in tha land, common element* and common sapanss* appurtenant to said unit, all in accordance with and subject to tha covenant*, con­ ditions. restrictions, term* and other provision* ol tha Declaration ol Condominium of 0CSTINV SPRINOS. a condo- NS T N B C M C U r r C O U R T O F T N I I t T N JU D 4C IA L C IR C U IT , M A R O F O R 9 S M IM O L 9 C O U N T Y , F L O R IO A c a a iR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NOi 9 7 9 4 4 4 C A I4 P CALIFORNIA FEOSNAL BANK A FEDENAL SAVINOI BANK F/H/A CALIFORNIA FEDERAL 9AV1NQC AN0 LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF V4 DIANE M U U B O W E N ST AL DEFENDANT!!) N O T IC E O P A C T IO N e o N C T R u c m c M R v tca TO DIANE MUMDOWCR whoa* residence is unknown il h*/*h*/lh*y b* living and il ha/sha/thay b * dead, the unknown defendant* who may b * spouses, hairs, davisaa* grant***, assign ***, lienors creditor*, trust***, and sN par­ ka* claiming an inlsrast by. through, under or against Ih* Do fondants who ara not known to b* dead or sliva. and *9 par­ ka* having or claiming to have any right, htl* or mlarost m Ih* property described In tha mort­ gage being toracloaad harem YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to toroctoa* a mortgage on tho following property LOT 94 SILVER LAKES WE9T AT THE CROS9INOS UNIT TWO. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3S. PAGES S3 AND 14. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA ha* bean tiled against you and you ara required to serve a copy ot your written defenses, it any. to it on DAVID J STERN. (S O Plaintiffs attorney, who** address I* SOI 9 Univsrsity Drive 4S00. Plantation. FL 33324 (no latar than 30 day* horn Ih* dal* o l tha first publi­ cation ol this nolle* ol action) and til* the original with lha clerk ot this court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Immadulaly tharaattar. other­ wise a default will b* entered against you lor th* rslisl demanded in the complaint or petition tiled herein WITNESS my hand and Ih* seal o l llu* Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, thia 31 ST day ol MARCH. IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Oaborah Conan! 0EPUTVCLERK LAW OFFICES OF 0AVI0J STERN ATT0RNEV FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S UNIVERSITY 0RIVE SUITE S00 PLANTATION. FL 33334 C7-IE2I7(FNW) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. parsons with disabilitia* naadrng a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-333-4330 1SOO-9SS-I771 (TOO) or 1-90098S-S770. via Florida Relay Sarm a Publish APRIL 9. 13. IM S D 8 B -4 1 �BHMPMMMMMEiMSMiMppMIRiPPl ...........;. .. , . lz .. ,.-. , . t .. i v - ; •. ■Ha ■p p | V U M n M O M T A IM M NO TICS 14 M III4NY O lH B ____ M l BY 4444 44141 CALIFORNIA PtO M A L BANR. A FEDERAL 4AYINOB _ _ . MM MM: FOAPErTURBOF tUMMMUWTtO M M W TM NI ta .M w rtj. MUM LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF ... IM Haven LllMCl » M » I. H M T U *«d Ml >W>H wh* ih lM m m w m i in M * h M | ) w m •r M.IB4.M M UMTtO H A T H CURRENCY P. lasagar, at Mm csntipkat* my m s Dated at BNaMt* End day at Aprs. 1 TIAR O f I44UAMC I: 1444 lo w f t S V m p o V K iu n o b 14T AOO TO MIOWAY PC I PW TBS Maw* Cavaty 4adMt. Jerrett L AN 1 aaM pragarty I* Mta Cavaty at 4l»ta at Ptartda N0L0NMA AprM A K BIBwIWfM IN M l ft l n tH M m i MwMa M a at Mm e « M . C m«Mi Drvieivn. aa 41a MM day at April. 14441 at 11:44 a at. at J l M M t T CERTIFY Mai■ M m fa®Mat la Mm Ctat* at Cb**N Cavrl Dated MMa IBMl day at W*nB_ aa M s IB M day •* **ap I* * * - •* 11:M 4m P aymanl at 4 *N 1*4. « . 04 TNB CBSCIAT COURT I COUNTY. Many tallaa DAVIO J STERN. f4 .4 4 .A a r tl4 .1 ll r i a M a la M O m i Pan ta aarva a SMrtay C •vtyCtar* OSA -1ST M . Aprtl S K I addraaa I* S41 4 Untaaraity Drive SEB4. Ptantattan. PL BBSE4 (na talar barn lb* da*a at Be at wm wt TNRM M MOUTHS OP THE PMWT PlMUCtBIOli OP TMB OBA-ttt S3.^SnNMMBTbaHWM laniard. PI M M Marc* M. 4 Aprs 4. PON TAN IM S I ■ at Ma 1MRLATW0P AFTW INS PMWT OP T IM NOT1CB OR TWWTV 0W 0RPB AFTER TNB DATE OP MWWC4 OP A COPY OP THW NOTICt ON T>W ODJSChNQ PBRSON ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO F IU O MRU M PORI YEN BARRIO Pvbhcskan at Mu* N a va * baa aa Aprtl S. IS M NOTICI 14 N4N44Y OIY4N. Mat TA I4CWOW 4T. IN C . Mta at Mi* MA-144 i| N r a H a •N t*. TNe at at MM e tM ia a - b* Caatral Rabvnal A. CIRTIPtCATI NO M l TSAR OP ISSUANCE IBM Onaartpdna at Piaparw. n o LOT4 8 • 4 BLR J N U T BANPORO RIAL TV CO BUOO PO 4 POM Bryan I Orrthn. M oncc it H ia itT o iv c n Mai by Mia* a) Mai aartam Mbit a* laaaalMa h i m * awl at am) m *m i a* taai at th# Cvcvit Court at 4— Maala County Florid*. Cata #BBn * 0 - t a upon a *aal M a M M (•a. AN at a*id property la Mta Cavaty at 41*1* at Plena* M N tbafi la aveb aa Ma Hat Mar at 0**< AO K M m iaat aatiaai aaaa entiled luntrwat l a * Central Rend*. NA Ma 4aa Ban* Hebonal A*aa**a*aa. Plaintiff *a 4rye* I Oman. 0*Mn«am MkI ataraaaM H M at aa iba l*tk day *t May. IBM. al 11 M a m . Payment at Bate la*. WITNESS n v band aad Hta seal at nu* Cavrl at 44MNI0LI Cavaty Plartda. ana BIST day at MARCH. 1BBB CLERK OP TN I CIRCUIT COURT arty M m lacalad la Baaaaaia Cavafy. Florida. mere ptrtwutarty Matenbart aa ta*av« On* 11*4 4tva Pan* Pick ** T»v*k YIN <1 FTCRlOAOnuO*77tl llored at aad Mm und*r*ign*d a* Ckanff at BaiMnal* Cavaty. PlatMa. ■ C l I I I N A M on Mm I0M day at May A O 1»*« altar lor ■a* aad *aM M Mm MMh i I bidda>. PON C ash IN HANO AMO IU 4 JIC T TO ANT AND A ll (JU4T1NO UINA. *1 Ma Pioat (W**Q Oooi, at Mm i lapa. at iim ■aavaal* Cavafy Cavrtkavaa la tanterd. Plaffda. ih# abava daaenbad proparty Tfial tad aaM ia being ntada to aatiaty Mm term* at Mu* Wnt el liacutieff Ooaald P Salinger, thenff t«maola Cavaty. Florida NOTlCi RIOAROINO TNI AMINICAN4 WITH OIEASILIn»C ACT OP I HO PINCONC WITH A 0I4A4ILITV NIIOINO IPCCIAL ACCOMMODATION! TO PARTICIPATE IN TNI PROCIIOINOS SHOULD CONTACT TNI ENFORCEABLE WRITS SICTION OP TNI CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT TNI INIRIPP'I OPPICI. 100 BUSH 41VO. SAN­ TORO. PLORIDA. AT LIA4T PIVI 0AT4 PRIOR TO TNI PROCIIOtNQI |40T) SSS-SS44 TTO (40T) U } - l ) n Publieh April S. IS. M. IT. I M * With Sal* balag iMid oa May 10. paid by » al Oa aat* PvR payataal at aa amount equal t* Mi* M0»aat bid N dv* vtttwn a* hear* altar Ik* adv*fixed lime at •a*# A* peytaeata *kaM be caak or pvaraatead mairumant. m*da payaM* I* Me Clark at Mi* Circuit Cavrl. Dated Mv* ISid day at March. MARYANNS MORS! CLIRR OP TNI CIRCUIT COURT 4SMINOLI COUNTY. PLORIDA a.■- A .----» - - A **----- -» “ W• Deputy Clark Rebirth March SO. AprM 4. IS I M . IB M 04A- t t t N a ^ e T O V ^ a K T lh a vadertignad pvravant la the ’PicBlieua Nam* Act* Chapter MS 0* Planda Statute* erVI roglalrr with th* Plartda Department at Blala. upon receipt ol proof at th* pubheaMan at Mv* notice. Iha fictlkeut name to wit Boar* Sidbtg 4 Wtadav* Pamela R Bchaaidar S e c re ta ry SSSS Beverty Road Hoffman latalaa. IL *01 ft deled al Hoffman (alalaa, IMmai*. Ihi* SSth day to February 1H * Pub*ah April S. IBM DSB-4S M4-4S NO TICI NOTICI M hereby given that Ihe Board al County commraaionara el Seminoia County Plorlda. inland* la hold a public hearing la consider th* adoption at an ordinance entitled AN OROINAMCI CRIATINO T N I OINOVA DRIVk WATtR DIBTRIBUTION MUNICIPAL BIRVICIS BSNSPITS UNIT POR T N I PURPOSI OP WATIN SIRVICS WITNIN TNI UNIT: PROVIOINa LIOAL OSSCRIPTIONB OP SAID PROPSRTY OWNERS WITNIN TNI UNIT: PROVIOINO POR T N I OOVfRNINO OP BAIO UNIT BY TNI BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; PROVIOINO T N I A S IIS IM IN T FORMULA. PROVIOINO ESTIMATED ANNUAL A lltB S M IN T S POR ASIEBSMSNT ANO COLLECTION BV T N I UNIFORM MITNOO ADOPTED BV TN I SEMINOLE COUNTV BOARO OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON DECEMBER IE. IM S . PURSUANT TO SICTION 1ST SSSS. PLORIDA STATUTIS; PROVIOINO POR SEVERABILITY. INCLUSION IN SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE. ANO AN EFFECTIVE OATS. al 7 00 PM . or a* aeon there*Her aa poetibie. al lla regular meal­ ing on th* ISIh day e l Apr*. IBM . al th* Seminoia County Service* Building. Room 10SA 1101 Eaal Pint Street. Sanford. Florida The following property wUI be Included within the boundartea ot th* danova Drive Water Oiatrtbution Municipal Service* Benefit* Unit at the following * * tun*ted annual aaaeaamanl: " * « « » » Drtva Unrecorded Plat 04SI-SS-SCO-0000-07M. OS-SI-SS-SCO-OOOO-OOSO. 05S1 -SS-SCO-OOOO-OSIO. 04-11 -SS-SCD-0000-0440. 0S-S1 -SS-SOI -M l B-OOM. 0S-S1-SS-S01 -M l l OOM, 0S-S1-SS-S01 -M10-00M. 04-11 -SS-S01-M l 0-0000. 0S-SI-SS-S01-001C-0000 Initial Eatlmalad Annual Aaaeaamenl par Lot 1747 44 For additional kilormaUon regarding thi* nolle*, p lea** contact the Department ol Piacal Service* * 1 SSS-71S4 Poreons with dlaabrlittea needing ataiaUnc* to participate In any ot the** pro­ ceeding* should contact tha Employ** Relation* Department ADA Coordinator 41 hour* In advance ol th* meeting at S4S-7S4I. Persona are advised that, if they dec Ida to appeal any decision mad* at thr* hearing, they w « need a record ot tha proceeding*, and. lor such purpose, they may need lo insure that a verbatim record o l the proceeding* I* made, which record included th* tes­ timony and evidence upon which th* appeal I* to be baaed, par section 244 0104. Florida Statute* ATTEST Sandy McCann, d c. Maryann* Mora*. Clark lo th* Board ol County Commissiona In and lor Seminole County. Florida Publish- April 4. IM S DIB-4S is Lb r m b m P W lt JaaaB- M l1 RD rW B Pm m 077) : TRPB.FWL STEVEN D llORNEPFSH. PA MB OoMf Burt* IBS Planda BtTIS (*B7) 7SB-0007 >41SM AMERICANS WITH OtSJMNUHiOi tie pwwM. 4 yaM saw Mas w yaw hestl BRd mm m yaw Bbhwi MHMM OWNS SHEILA PUQH Pervanai R OAILU WBST DEPUTY CLIR R LAW O F F IC II OP DAVIO J t TERN ATTONNEV POR PLAINTIFF M l • UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE I M PLANTATION. PL MSS4 B7-1M1 TtFNW) NapraaaaMbvatal Pvbbab Aprd 4. I A K M OtB-44 A |^n n | EiCWM medatie* ahauid aantaal COURT AOSMRIBTRATION, al Ma SEMINOLE Cavnly Caurtbauaa al 4B7-UB-4BM 1*00*41 17 71 (TOO) ar 1-M SM I -4 770. via Plartda Relay ITdtng lea* MV r*VMi a* Ma right ana aa* Mter**t at a«ta m Ma M.7S0 I MWMRW74BM. rbepwrwbbB T ■ l o t M . BiLVf r l a r i s W IST AT TN I CROBIHSM UNIT TWO ACCOR OHM TO TN I PLA^ TN4R40P. AB M CO R O IO « PLAT BOOR SB. PROM S I ANO B4. OP TNI PUBU0 RECORDS OP 44MIN0L I COUNTY. PLOW- MANY. Mi* MM M r a* Mwch. 1IM MmO IN# It lM T V H Ob. under ar agatnat Ma ndsata. wbe ara aat haasta •a ba daad *» aava. aad aB par- la 4a paid br ft* Mddarat I ataa ***** aat 4M la dv* wNMa 44 CIRCUIT COUWT 1COUNTY. by th* UE. IN * (407)322-2611 abaB M S I a avpy M MMOlder «• N M M i Cm n m m * N I* » r « < hr Mm Judg* M k m •M n i m im m m m M m m mad. a * M bibs # hs/atw/thay ba living: and 9 hn/aba/Wiay ba M ad. IN* •a Mat, i M M M I H H illr - w a r ti-tu m . Call a Seminole Harald AdvsitiBing Specialist today INDYMAC MOrtTOAOE I MM Cm Located at B4S PLAZA ORIVf. • M i l B In M * city at OVWOO. M Ml NO LB C avn ly Plartda. Intend* lo ic gH taf tba aaid name wffh the DM alan at APRIL 4. I t IBM ROTlCfl IB ^ W f YW 1M M gm—g BW 1M I Wrtl at Eaaevae* Mavnd avt at and under Ihe sent at Me CvauM Cavrl of Bam aM Cavnly- Plartda. Oaas * ST14BT-OR u p < i . *t * •I* <•» tttk OBB-cl The Best Mags In Life Are Free... NOTICO IS dial TA SBCROW ST. INC . Ma balder at lb * la Saw mg a * iM •a le lt) ba* Mad aaid aartlbh r a Ha daad ts ba lharaaa Tha aarvhaa** yaartal at at Pi* C4RT1PICATI NO. ISM TEAR OP ISSUANCE: IBM Oeaartpban at Pmparty LEO LOTS IB * 14 SLR 44 CRYSTAL I ARB WINTBR HOME* BUBO PO SPO IIS Harold S Noble*. Jr. AM at aaid preperty being in Ba Cavaty at B*novel a. Stale at Plertd*. Uniat* such cartihcaMfa) shad ba redeemed eccertbng la late Ba praparty daaaffbad In such eartiAcalafa) w i ba said M lb* a---- Wa- 1-a-a-----ma a^m ■------- a N— fM I l DNRNt I I IB# W tll IWI1 dear. Baminala Cavnly Cvorthov**. Sanford. Florida, on Wa Mlh day el April. 1BBB. a l i i 00am. Paymanl el Bat* la*, appbaaMe documentary ttamp ta*** and recording tea* are roguirad M be paid by tha avccaaaM bidder al Pw tala PvB payment at an amount equal ta Ma highaat bid I* duo within 14 haute otter the advert!**d Mm* at ar guaranteed instrument, made payable M th* Clark at Mm Circuit Court. Dated MH* K th day at March. IS M ••mi MARYANNE m ORSE CLERK OP T N I CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA b r Shirley C. Nergert Deputy Clerk PuMMb: March M . M . April E. B IE. K M 0CA-KE Like Advertising your $100 or less item in our classified section. That’s right - it’s free. Ju st clip the attached coupon and mail or fax to: recorded ia Plat Beak S4. Pagea M and St. In dm pukka raanrda at Seminal* County nt Seminal* Cavaty. Fforte*. wtB *l I I M AM. a* Iba IBM day at Aprd A0. IBM arttr Mr aata aad aaB M Iba Mgbaal biddm PON CASH M NANO ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL UUITINO LIENS, al Ma Plant (Wa*4 Dean al Ma atape, at Ba CnyH lMWlSM A ^ ^ w iv m ^ ^ g rwiilM tW^Vilti pl V wmw rV W described preparty Thai aaid aat* I* being k* satisfy Me term* at Mi* Penald P. El tinge r. Sheriff lem mata County Plorlda NOTICI RIOAROINO TNI AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OP K M . PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY N IID iN Q SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN T N I PROC IIO INO S SHOULD CONTACT T N I ENFORCEABLE WRITE SICTION OP TNI CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT TNI I N I R IP P 'I OFFICE. K 4S SETH STREET. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE OATS PRIOR TO THR PROCCI0INO4. (447) S44-S444 TTO (407) U S -S IM Publish March IE. E l. SB Aprd S. K M Ji P.O. Box 16B7 Sanford. FL 32772-1667 Fax: (407) 323-9406 MAIL TO: FAX: (407) 323-6406 P.O. Box 1667 Sanford. 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ID Today mgr* b* an aacatiant day lo caR a pal who alwaya baatad you at playing your la«onta apod Tha oddi an no* Mad a* youilavor You can grt av*n> TJteffA (Papa. 23-Oct ID Ba operraskc THE RED The king didn't live w>100 seeTHM ■»I OMjLt CO m p 'f W k ^ M SC A D O F H O O W W b T tX jR B N L B A a . F N C W lt V in H T H ti THtMOI FNKNKf, YOU ----------- g-§si n £ L ?7 long live the k in g ' WeU. that is a big hint on how to play today's four spade contract What would you do after a trump attack by West? There seem to b * IP easy tricks via five spades, one heart, three dubs and a heart ruff in the dummy. However, if you just draw trumps and give up a heart trick, here East will win the trick and push the diamond 10 through your king You will lose one heart and three diamonds for one down. The diamond king will have lived and died in vain. You must fight to keep East off the lead. After extracting the trumps, you should overtake the club king with * * * lT£=W ™ ° ^ w a v e ** Z A M I 0MEP ZERO \ if f e / T H A r u THIN COOL I P IP T H K CORK B U T T O N '/ COMS FROM? . dummy * ac* Than conlinue with the dub jack. If Eaat cover*, niff, play a apadc to dummy1* jack, and discard two diamonds on the IP-nine of dub* Her*, though. Eaat cannot cover So, pitch a diamond Weat may switch to a heart but you win. |o into dummy with a trump, and Jettison two more dia­ monds on th e established clubs. In both cases, you concede a heart trick before taking your heart ruff for the 10th trick. You lose only one heart one diamond and one dub. Tha d u b king lived and died in an excellent cause. As you w ill have noticed, an initial heart lead would have defeated the contract East would get in for the dia­ mond-IP switch before it is loo lata. Yet how does West find that lead? I don’t know! I understand starting with a dub, but a heart seems a shot In the * A K q pi • A P S a K PS4 A K Vulnerable: North-South Dealer South Weal Pass Pass North I a Pass Opening lead, a East pass Pass 7 Safety issues with microwaves NJT PUT I W A IT BAYTHAT ARE 6&U.IU6 A (AJiSOAT myb £ * mouu>«u St. A WjS DEAR DR. GOTT: A re microwave ovens detrimental to health? W A T HAVE YOU i o o u e w iT H 1 M Y W IF E ! ^<21 DEAR READER: In certain situalions, they *•»«%be. n Z A tM \ by Jimmy JohnsonI r i AND THEN SOMETIMES X G e t A LITTLE HINT r— The UJL Government has set safety I standards for microwave appliances. These standards define acceptable limits for microwave 'le a k a g e ' from ovens at the time they are new and after five years of use. The release of m icrowave radiation (which Is not related to X ra y i) Is theoretically pre­ vented by special seals and safety Interlocks on (he doors, as well as metal screens on the door windows. Ordinarily, microwave ovens pose no health hazards when they are new and consumers follow the manufac­ turer's directions about proper use. Problems may develop as the units age — and after servicing by techni­ cians who may not be adequately trained. Dangerous leakage can occur in those situations. The results may be harmful. Microwave radiation can cause potentially life-th rea ten in g interruptions in the electrical process of cardiac pacemakers; it has caused burns from dermal medicine patches containing metallic elements; it has been reported to cause cataracts. instances, severely burning infants. PETER GOTT, M.D, So, have your m icrow ava oven checked periodically by a licensed professional and - if you are heating Infant formula in the appliance — do what centuries of mothers have door test tha liquid on your wrist before administering it to a child. D EAR DR. GOTT: Can a woman strengthen her vaginal muscles with Interestingly, Russia has set safety standards for industi*d exposure that are 100 times more stringent than the U.S. limits, because of studies show­ in g that m icrow a ve radiation can adversely affect virtually every organ in the body. With respect to private residential use, there is a practical concern. Because of the way microwaves heat, infant formula w ill be considerably h o tter than its container when microwaved. There have been reports that babies h a ve suffered burned mouths from o v e r heated formula. M ore im portant, when heated in a closed container (such as a b ottle).• w ater heats faster than the fat and’ protein in the formula, can turn to steam , and has exploded in some DEAR HEADER: Yes. Known by a variety of names, these exercises can be taught by an obstetrician, a nura* mid wife, an obstetrical nurse o r a physical therapist. Such exercises are often useful in toning up the pelvic floor and may help to improve certain types of incontinence. T o give you related information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “ Vaginal In fection s and Disorders.’ Other readers who would like a copy should send $ 3 plus a long self addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Boa 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY IQIS4. Be aura to men­ tion the title. «* I " * NEWSPAPER EN TER PR ISE 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/. 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Mike Marshall has been named rtvpiNvi at the the month hy the LiServices detvaiy and l eisutp ei pa t1 merit t Seminole County an associate techni­ Marshall cian leader maintenance worker with the roving drew that woiks out at rive-Points operation center m Sanford I he parks and rocrentier ■ division maintains 19 parks lo» ations Including thp Cross Seminole Trail Su/y Goldman titiiarv and leisure services director presents Mar­ shall with the award A man i .im r to 1 1tt" uc'Wvjm |H-r till* utltci day to tell me wluit had tu -1 hapi'cncd in him At times lits i v is watered So did mine Hi' said hi was S'.| re a rs old and was having tnm hlr p .m iit his rent Me said he was rtti pluved im llt Iasi week hi 11 i mild tin tongc-t w m k lor his boss The man said hr tried his best to he .1 gontt em ployer. to obey the com pany's rules and do what his boss told him to do But there was m ote to it than that The Iloss never railed this man by his real name. Instead, he called him, 'C alh ou n The man said th.it the boss would call out. 'C alhoun. Ret vour black oyer here ' “1 I f m im icked the characters In the old Atlios o' Andy Show." the man said ot his Imss. " lie thought that was very funny. It pare him a good laugh. 'C alhoun, do this Calhoun, do that' lie d sav " flic Insults 1 unturned each day But again there Is mote to it than that. The man said that the hoss frequently would dock some of Ills pay Oyer charging him lot the T-shirts and shorts he wore on the |nb And docking money oner when he decided the man had not earned his pay 'Aren't 1 doing it tight. Calhoun'.’ " he'd say when questioned Finally, the man could tto longer stand the abuse and r a ­ cial slurs lie left the Job lie's now trying to gel help from the Clrtl Liberties Union and perhaps from an attorney. Me says that others who worked at the company would support him. "They know what went on." he said. 1 believe the man's telling the truth nlmut a loathsom e w otk situation IPs a stekerdtig thought tliat something like has occurred and will continue to occur until every ounce o f ra ­ cism Is elim inated from s o c i­ ety. Th e man who cattle to this newspaper is w ell-spoken and has a business degree, ills r e ­ sume sheet Is im pressive lie was on a bicycle when he arrived at the newspaper He rides the bike to places o ff the bus route. He racks the hike on the front of the bus to go longer distances. He hopes to get a n ­ other Job. He looks every day for an opportunity to work. All 1 c an do Is wish him good fortune and to share Ids story with those who will take the lime to read tt. I saw the pain in the m an's eyes. Another man was recently tied to a vehicle and dragged to a horrible death tu Texas. Ills crime was having bad black skin. One o f those who hated enough to kill will die for what he did. And we're worried about Y2K? $ Futon Furniture Sale! Largest Selection Anywhere I hr C d 1 0 1i l i a T What other musicals featured Shirley Jones? t| Me wife and I rrcenlb wale tied “ Hu Mie-tc Mail again. We haveIwu qursltniis I11 what nllier imisi cab was Shirley Junes lea 111 red'.’ the writer was listed as Mamin Margrave I hiring World War II. a hilarious honk. "See Mere. Private Hargrove written In Marion Har­ grave was inddislied. Were- the wed ers Ihe same or related ’ (i.lt.K Hot Springs \rk \ Among Shirley Junes s film inn steals were two classics 'Okla homa and I'am usel She also .ijijrcurcd in many non musicals in eluding her Academy Award winning perhimiancc in 'Elmer Gantry Ami, yes Dial is the '. 11111' Marion Hargrove, a professional writer CJ I viewed .1 Fernandel film isuli litledl during the 191ns l?i about a priest at an inn where the host imir item I the guests. I think the film's title was “ Ked Inn." It was hllarioils! Ilo von know the evac t title and il that trench film is available Tor VCR? - II.F.. Pana. Ill A A’oii have it oy pen-en! accurate It was "The lied Inn.” ami it came out in t'c.il tint there is no inlc-o i f I was in liranson. Mo., last week and had the nrivllege of seeing \nilv Williams lloldo Tinloit and Mel Hills. Wutlld con please tell me how idd eac h one is'.* — M J S . Conroe. Texas A (cladly Williams t> 1.8 Vinton is 63 and Tlllis is Mi (| 1 want to know il lien Miller Is the son of Jerry Stiller and Mine Mean* tSillier and Mearui. lie veilocnly hoiksao<MuscoMbt bvsdl this is mi, then I' lien A Jerry ’%ice cream named for them'.' ■ C.S , Pittsburgh. Pa. A Yes and no lien Stiller u the sun n! Jerry Stiller and Anne Meant, but the lien A Jerry in- cream name is just a coincidence No relation I f I am interested in the movie slat \nn Sheridan o f the 19.10%and 1910s. Is she still alive anil how old is she'.’ She jdayc-d with lionald Iteagan 111 “ King's Itow" and also with the late and woiideiiul actor Can (iraiil in the hilarious "I Was a Male War Hriile," — V.L.S.. Sandy I-ike. Pa. ASK D IC K K L E IN E R DICK f t CHICKl KLEIN!'R It 1 an .ilotig with the- mystery sc-nes that appeared cm Sunday evenings with ( olumlio Mi Mill.m and f 1 ^ gj^t . * LOCAL FORECAST > (4 0 7 ) 322 -2 61 1 EXTENDED OUTLOOK F R ID A Y S u n n y 74 51 SATURDAY P t c ld . 7 9 5 9 SUNDAY MONDAY SctHw S c ta w 7 0 52 Hero am ttio winning numt>or& selectod 00 Thursday 10 tho Floric tn L o t t e r y F a n ta s y 5 3-16-17.22-23 L o tto (M a rc h C) '.Send pour ijlievlmlis fi> Avk flick Kfeinec e ci Neu vjictpcr K'nterprne /h.ciH'tnliii'i ‘no Miidisim tu Veu Ynrk V V jiicijr. flue t<> the reclame id mail JM-Mrmnl n-jiln-v rcjnn.it fw p n in d ed• Play 4 7-7*7*8 Cash 3 7-9*0 (407) 323*9408 A L TA M O N TE 1321 E. 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Ill A lliwirti’ % series with Hut grmiji w.is called lire ItaniM-Y ivm NKwsi'vmi 1 m i units) v%%\ Friday March 12.1999 * Vol 9 t .N o 142 i fr.f?i«* |yfPtK) f utrifi CoviM 5»'t f l,n 9 s f <1 Please tell me Ihe name of Ihe show 1 h.1i Hieliard Itoone was the main c harac ter of in Ihe mid-1970s. W r it e t o u s : ik Ilk1l»S * ^ S E v rry -* A Ann Sheridan, the Oomph Mill died way hack in 1907 (|. A steak dinner bet is riding on the answer to this question: Term Herenger was the main character in the movie "Chasers" 11991). Ms hus­ band swears the female lead was llrooke Shields and 1 say. "No way!" — B.H.. Mountain View, Ark. A You s.ty “f(n way'" intelligently. Th<- teniule le.id m that film w as Knka F.lemak 7 9 9 1.1 im p ‘ Vl We m id your input uml opinions. 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R u s s W lllT K ADVER1ISINQ KcNw Werner Manager John Cottman Peie> F K.eeta Jud rh LalhcOp Cneryl Stone CLASSIFIED tammy Gent/mr Tc.d Wa*er CIRCULAIION E d*a "lA Kramarc.t ■ Circulation Managot Wanda Kcurj-.and s Mei nd i thorns EDITORIAL M.ina Orerr Ed-lor Jell Beriimclie Dor s D-etncn B ii Kerns Dean Sman Tommy Vmcenl Russ While PHOOUCTION Frans VoMo. no •Naruger Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur ■Opoatons Freda Melmers Cheryl Smith PRESS A STHIPRNG Robed Skip Cn*cn Mark SavO e B II Egan Ja rk E Rilcbie Ei*.n Tyrrell Jr * Hoad Prossmai LEG ALS B<!t!y Bennen fl It Republic Newspapers, Inc. tt 4 ' 1'' *' >V ilf " T 'r iif a K W • ^ r a r .v r - �Seminole Herald Sanlord. Florida •Friday March 12 1939 3A M idge Women in the statehouse Q 7.9% to 24.9% □ 25% to 34.9% I 35% to 40.8% the following reports were compiled from the Sem inole Connlg Sheriffs Office fo r Incidents recoct led through March I I : J—V U X f Domestic violence: , SANFORD. Chase A ven u e, 2400 block. Marc h I 1:2.’ t p m A 2.1 year old man was arrested hy Sanford Polic e for aggravated domestic violence. Police said hr and Ids wile began lo argue when hr relu m ed home from work lie struck his wife In the face to make a point, he said. She* earned a hnilsed eye from the fight. ) Continued from Page 1A residential recreational and business activities are m in i­ mal,’ All said In the report. T h r midge predatory llsh All recom m ends introducing Into Dike Monroe are the catfish, hlurglll, redear sunflsh. and lungrnr sunflsh. The large |xipulatfon of hhJ r S i-"S f EDUCATION FOR YOUR FUTURE! A sso cia te o f S cience Degrees in as little ns 18 M onths! GENEVA. S lste Hoad 40 March 10. I l l a m A 5 1 -year-old man was charged w llli driving under the Inlhience hy Seminole. We tested lb large, soft sided, wheeled suitcases lo find answers to these questions Such suitcases re semhle |ieas in a (md Most are 25 to 27 inches long, stand on two wheels .md two (eel. open like a Ixsik. have a pull handle on lop and fixed handles •m lop and side, and have one or more Iiockets outside Vet we found enough ifc-rfonnanci* differences to warrant a wide range of scores To evaluate the suitcases, we had eight stalfers of vanous heights and strengths pull each hag loaded with enough books to hnng its total weight tp 5n pounds through an engineer designed course at our Yonkers. N V . testing center Panelists then filled out questionnaires, which we used to de­ termine the ease of use scores for (he Iwgs Here's what we found Itags with small wheels tended to get stuck in nits Hags with large wheels were the easiest to pull on rough surfaces and up and down curbs Hags whose handles don't extend very far were awkward for laller pan •-lists to pull We gave the bags extra points for having such useful features as inter nal and external pockets, a pull handle that locks in both extended and re (racted positions, internal dividers lhal keep clothes from shifting, and skids near the wheels that make it easier to drag Ihe bag upstairs We also raised a bag's score if it's lightweight yet holds a lot of stuff Suit case weight ranged from II 12 to 17 pounds, capacity from 2-1/2 to 3-1/4 cubic feet That may mean the differ ence between taking two suitcases or one. We also put the bags through our fiendish tumbler, which has baffles lo knock around Ihe luggage we pul inside it The tumbler let* us locate a hag's weaknesses, as would years of serious abuse by baggage handlers We filled the suitcases with books, pro tccted the books with towels and foam, and started the tumbler Some suit cases couldn't endure t ,000 cycles, and some that did looked ready for the trash How- did they fail'1 Let us count the ways — Zippers tore loose from their doth hacking, became deformed or opened repeatedly Protective plastic piping wore through on the corners, exposing its wire core. Seams came apart, olten because they were sewn too dose to the labnc's *■<!«« __ Plastic feet popped off Without actually falling apart, some bags got banged up *o. severely lhal you'd be inclined lo hide them from view Our tumbler test was severe A suit­ case that scored low- in durability may not fall apart the first lime you use it; it's jusl likely to fail sooner than one that scored high The highest scoring bag in our tests — both overall and for durability — was the Andiamo Valorosa VJ25 But at M95. it costs more than twice as FROM CONSUMER REPORTS much as many other fine bags And it larks a garment earner If you'd rather spend the extra money on a plane ticket, opt for Ihe Impulx Targa i$2J0t, the Pathfinder by Paragon <$l90i nr the Ibcardo Bever­ ly Hills, which at ttM> qualifies as one of our Best Buys If you travel a lot. consider a bag that scored high in our durability tests In addition to the Andiamo and the ImpuU. there's the J C Penney Pro loeol 047 5251 i$l50i Virtually all name brand computers now have more than enough #|x-t*d (or word processing and other basic ap plications What differentiates them most is the ability lo handle niultumdia graphics and sound Ihe slull of many games and Web sites You can hold down costs without sacrificing essential performance by buying only as much computer as you need now. choosing a design that lets you easily expand and upgrade crib cal components Recent changes in the way computers are sold make il easier than ever to buy just what you need t sc the Web to buy a built to order system directly from the maim facturer Apple, Compaq, Dell. Gateway and Micron now feature a "store" on their Web sites where you can order a computer, adjust the memory, hard drive sue, and acct-s snries you want, then have Ihe system ship|x-d to you No Internet access? Call the eom|>ames to place an order — Use one of Hie new kiosks at Best Buy, Circuit City, Staples and other major retailers to configure and order a computer from Compaq. Hewlett Packard. IBM or NEC Here's our advice on what to look for and how much to spend to satisfy particular needs: 1 For basic applications These in­ clude word processing, personal fi­ nance. basic Internet access, e mail, record keeping, desktop publishing, digital photography, speech recogni lion, educational software and most games For a computer that performs these applications, you can expect to spend between $f>00 and $1,3(10, ex­ cluding monitor Make sure the com puler has at least — 300 to 350 M ill (Windows! or 233 MHz i Macintosh) processor r>4 Mil ol RAM 4 to K Git hard drive 5(ik V 00 fax mode in 24 to 32x CD ROM drive At least one unused PCI slot (the must versatile kind of expansion slot), and one free bay (or an additional disk drive A sound system, which may lack the wave-table MIDI (musical instru men! digital interface) that provides realistic sound reproduction Speakers, with optional micro­ phone 2. For basics, plus hot games and multimedia These include the basic applications, plus the utility to run per (orinance oriented action games, access musical entertainment, and surf multimedia Web sites A comput­ • Network Admin istration/Programming Tho percentage of women in slate legislatures has been rising steadily over the last 30 years The state legislatures of Washington. Nevada and Ari­ zona have tho highest percentage (35 to 40 8 percent), followed by tho leg­ islatures of Oregon. California. New Mo«ico. Colorado Nebraska. Kansas, Minnesota. Maryland, Connecticut Rhode Island. Massachusetts, Vermont, Now Hampshire and Maine (25 to 34 9 percent) number of county officials • In ­ cluding a silting com m issioner and -in cx c ommissioner made sexual advances toward brr. Sulx-r, 54. testified under oath that when she told former assistant county manager Kevin Grace of lu-r charges while still a county em ployee, that lie ad vised her not lo stir up a n y thing. Grace, who lives In thr cm m ty and now works In the private sec tor, said Sutler was lying Those ac c used ol sexual harassment deny It lie and a nutnlrer of other c minty olllc lals or form er officials may lx- sub pocnard One com m issioner said today tli.il Sidx-t's c harges w rre 'ou trageou s." Orlando a tlo m ry Jell M.indrl is detruding for the countv He • Electronics/Computer Technology er that can handle these tasks should run between $1,500 and $1 800 Here s * hat you’ll need .150 to 400 MID <Windows I or 266 MID 'Macintosh' processor 04 MB ol RAM Standard ATX main circuit Ixiard. which allows (or upgrading Accelerated (AGP) graphics with at least 4 MB of video RAM 'Windows! 5fik V 'X) la * modem, w ho h may h ave voire- capability DVD ROM or J2x CD ROM drive Sound system with wavetable MIDI Speakers and microphone Al least two PCI expansion slot* and two free bays 3 For cutting edge challenges These include the basic applications, plus cutting edge video based games. serious music composing. DVD soft ware and movies, programming, de velopmg multimedia Web sites, and .......... . Computers capable ol these tasks will run you $2.(MK) In $3,000. and should include the following 4iki to 450 MID Pentium II <Wtn dowsi or 300 MHz PowerPC G3 (Mac mloshi processor I2H MR ol RAM. upgradable Standard ATX mam circuit Ixiard lo to Hi GR hard drive Accelerated (AGP) graphics, with B MR of video RAM 'Windows) 50k V ‘.hi (ax modem with voice ca pability DVD ROM drive with hardware based video decoder Sound system with wavetable MIDI — Speakers with better sound qua! Hy. plus microphone — Three PCI expansion slots and al least two free bays To Keep • Medical Administrative Assistant Orange City Campus ★ U K \ , E x it S3CD Saxon l (It You Duality I Florida Technical College (904) 851-0882 24X7 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City Computer Training Specialists Since 1982! J )o fn Grout said that County Engi­ neer Jerry McCollum, one of Suiter s superiors, will lx* the fu tility representative at the trial The public works scandal Ird to tin- resignation or bring of other county officials - Ini h iding former County Manager Ron ledum and Public W orks Director D irry Sellers. One of the Rrst moves Rabun's successor. Gary Kai­ ser. made in restructuring thr way the county did bu sin ess was to assign the land .uquisltion duties to the county attor­ ney’s office. Head said rli.it the case was originally scheduled to be heard bv District Court Judge Anne c Conway bin ih.it her work schedule was Riled II was then assigned to visiting ju dge Doty .md moved to Fort Myers. Attorneys on c.u h side the fact the ra se would lx- heard hy a man rather than a woman Judge should lx- o f mi consequence. 'M rs Sulx-r Is very pleased to tx- getting on w llh tills." Head said ’ She feels very strongly tlx.it she was w ronglullv term i­ nated." ^ (r: tT o .'i 'r jf ir 3 5 th A n n u a l Klwanis Pancake Day Saturday, March 27, 1999 Sanford Civic Center Serving; 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Donation: S3.00 at the door Benefit Sanford Area Underprivileged Youth Hourly Door Prizes Entertainment All Day By L o c a I Youth Groups Fresh Produce Silent Auction Merchandise Matt Bake Sale tickets Available At Sanford Chamber ol Commerce, Seminole Herald and Sanford Museum lo t more Information call 321-5088 _________ A LAPTOP COMPUTER • Business and Management Technology was not avail.ihlt- lor comment Mils morning 'Hu- county maintains llx.ii Suiter's filing was justifiable 1 1i , i t she was Insubordinate, actepled gills and gratuities, turned In wrongful time vouch­ ers and used county time and resources for her own endeav­ ors. Schedules for Working Students • Computer Drafting A Design Suber Continu'd from Pag' IA L u g g a g e th a t le a d s th e p a c k He thr I dllctrs n( I nn turner lte|M»tv I i Tvs Vi -.i CJua!if> NEa Sou'll* T')**►<*•* »■()'►T.»♦•**% Drills: CASSELBERRY. W llahlre O oulevsrd. KM) block March 10. I 1 10 a. h i . A 2H year old man was arrested fur possession of a controlled substance and possession o f drug paraphernalia Seminole County sh eriffs deputies said they were am -slln g him cm an active warrant when they noticed him pushing som ething Into the seal cushions o f the hack of the [Miller car When they c her ked the hack seat, tlcry found a homemade crack |i1|h- with cocaine residue In It pushed Into the seal. OVIEDO, Lo ck w oo d Boulevard. 3200 block. March 10. 8:30 a m A 21 year-old man was arrested lor possession o f a c o n ­ trolled substance and for iqx-ratlng a motor vehicle with a m is pended license. Seminole County deputies said Ihey pulled iilm over lot speeding In a school zone When they asked him for Ills license, lie toid them It had been suspended When he stepped out of the car to be arrested, he chopped a piece ol crack and drpu tlrs found a c rack pipe In Ids poc ket SANFORD, A irport Boulevard/IUdden Lake. March It. 3:14 p m A 25-year-old man and a 20-year-old man were arrested for (sissesslon of cocaine with the Intent to distribute and with possession ol 17 grams o f crack cocaine bv Seminole County sh eriffs o lllcrrs Deputies said undercover agents, working through -in informant, arranged to buy $H0() worth of crack from the men. flic met at the arranged place and made the agreed upon exchange. The men left the sale location but were arrested a short distance later bv deputies RANFOHD. Th ird S treet. KMX) block March 10. 3.33 a m A 34 year old man was arrested by Sanford Polic e lor possession of drug paraphernalia Police said he was silting on the curb when they stop|>ed to talk lo him lie tried lo hide something under Ids shoe when they approached They asked him to move his loot When lie did, they found a small metal pigs- used for smoking crack underneath handlers?* FINANCIAL AID Available ----- - M ic ro s o ft® Small Classes / f Aulhoot'd Ac»d*m!c Turning Program ’ "Hands On" V. M. C.S.E. Training Training Ortiodo * Orang* Cily Ot DU!: As an air trawler with luggage, you face three moments of truth when you're pac king ‘will all till. stuff fit in the Miitc.ise’ i. at the airport 'will the suitcase 11|>over as you |iull it between car and airline counter’ I. and at hag i^cgv claim did the suitcase succumb in the slings and arrow s of outrageous midges in D ike Monroe- are a nuisance to residents o f thr city's Historic District and to downtown businesses. Adull midges restrict outdoor a c tiv i­ ties by people and ran causehealth problems, such as a lle r­ gies. hi extrem e cases, m idges ran cause asphyxia. jtC E H A R D W A R E A t t : H A R D W A R E atCE H A R D W A R E ICE. M B M ‘ ' Hardware A Stores ai Ul m Sunnilaud. Sunni/and; I 16*4*8 3 IQ s M ill I o $/|97 )!»* $ £ )9 » F S9WSi‘«,SQ87 in iu cunti tiucniHcumi m If The computer industry does a great deal of its annual business in the final three months of the year, so lechnol ogy introductions and the uccompa nying price cuts are often deferred until after the holiday season Unless you're buying a computer as a gift, consider postponing a purchase until after mid January OBITUARY j SAND RA C. HAYNES Sandra C. Haynes, 51. C edar Avenue. Sanford, died W ednesday. March 10. 1099. She was bom Oct. 20. 1947 In Sanford. Mrs. Haynes was a homemaker. She was a Baptist. Survivors Include sou, Ralph Anthony Oliver, Sanford: daughter, Tameku Haynes. Sanford: daughter, Krcshun Haynes, Sanford: daughter. Dilanya Haynes, Sanford; dau gh ­ ter, Crystal Haynes, Sanford: daughter. Tummy Haynes. Sanford; slsler, Beverly Joh n ­ son. Miami; sister, Barbara Green, Sanford; sister. Brenda Fields. Sanford; sister. Linda Fields. Sanford; three gra n d ­ children. W llson-Klchclbergcr Mortu ary, Sanlord, In charge o f a r­ rangements. PROPANE TANKS FILLED EVERY DAY I x AmeriGas WhllG YOU Wdlt 20 lb. Tank $ 4 ) 5k if lu0d r l fC^ ilM friU a Compiler ill, 3 ____ _ _ _ Sorwifl All YuurHwd*ai* Ilw l'" n _ lu saiisFacikin oiMnswrrrn ^. ^ a ciViAtiAnneb ba nsrAcnoN oliAnAHiit (> i! 5 3 1 *y^ et t'r k £ jt '---------------- V D ® iLTAMONTE 3 NFnnn c / CASSELBERRY lr ryI * * ^ L O N G W 0 0 D , ,A ^ P A --------------(rixpsICity) L^ Winter Park i Or. I Hwy 434 ft 427 I 207 E. 25th St. 112 ? W. 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Florida •Friday, March 12, 1099 •BA Religion SAINTS AND SINNCRS Lord’s Prayer is a year-round project If you didn't make a New Year's resolution before the old year expired, there la atilt tim e. Frances Hayward, an octogenarian In my congregation In Doaton. coined the adage, * lf you can t begin In the beginning, begin In the middle,* She would nave aald that January, or even February, Is a perfectly good time to make a New Year's resolution If you let Dec. 31 slip by without getting It done. If you can t come up with methlng to resolve for 1899, good resolution would be to udy the Lord's Prayer, that ' standby o f prayers, as a ir-round project. ‘ Oh. I know the Lord's •yer backward and »rward,* you are probably tying. *1 can rattle It o ff thout thinking.* W hich, o f course, Is the bie. I have the feeling that t people, when they ible the Lord's Prayer In in church, are not much, If any. tlon. does not necessarily the recitation o f the 4 Prayer a wholly futile For most o f us. the has hallowed Ilona that are evoked we say It. respect It Is Uke the . The cross speaks no whatsoever, but. held our closing eves,* it ie through the gloom t us to the sides.* In i o f the evening If we can find a deeper In the words o f the Prayer, this can make much more m editations that follow not my own. They were ten, as I recall, by the . W alter Bowie, rector o f Episcopal Church In York, and the Rev. ne Fenla. rector o f ty Church (Episcopal) In ton. OUR FATHER WHO ART IN VEN - Help me to believe day that there Is a cncc to Uft me up which stronger than all the things which hold me down. HALLOWED BE TH Y NAME • May I become more aware o f the beauty o f thy holiness and the holiness o f all things that come from thee, by thinking ooly on such things as are true, honest, pure, lovely and o f good report. ;TH Y KINGDOM C O M E Help m e to be quick to see. and ready to encourage, whatever brings the better m eaning o f Ood Into that which otherwise m ight be the common round o f the uhinspired day. •THYW W1U ILL BE DONE ON EARTH AS m s IN HEAVEN • Help me to realise that there !g a higher w ill than m ine and that my life w ill never be what I want It to be, or what It can be, until I bring m yself to say, lot my w ill but thine be GIVE US THIS DAY OUR LY BREAD - Open the way me to earn an honest without anxiety but help never to seek to have and own more than Is necdftU, that 1 may never use my _ .ta as a means o f power over opiers. Make me want only that benefit lor m yself which M il also be their gain. i FORGIVE US OUR TRESPASSES A S WE )ROIVE THOSE WHO PASS AGAINST US • us sympathetic and with the shortcom ings ' others, especially o f those love, and keep us sternly only o f ou r own sins, us to remember the blessings o f this life >w e can never pay for. w e receive them with Offering comfort in times of grief Winter Springs chaplain cares for sick and elderly Just the T R U T H SANFORD • Just the T.R.U.T.H. w ill host a karaoke night March 13 at 7:30 p.m. In the Youth A ctivities Building at First Baptist Church. C all Michael Volght at 322-6041. Reunion canceled SANFORD • The classes o f the 60*s have canceled their class reunion m eeting o f March 13 at the St. Paul Church. The next m eeting w ill be held March 20 at 9:30 a.m. Ebntoft For a man who haa spent much o f his life working with the dying. Chaplain Brooks Hudson Is one who Is able to turn his experience Into something positive. An ordained m inister, Hudson served the m inistry o f pastoral care at Northland Community Church In Longwood. Recently. Hudson decided to take some o f his experiences and start his own m inistry o f support and caring to persons In need. Among his services are pastoral visitations, pastoral counseling, weddings, worship services, m inistry to sta ff and consultations, but one o f his special strengths la in working with nursing homea and the dying. T h e Idea to start this was because there are so man sm aller nurstrp homes that don't have a pastoral care program,* Hudson aald from his W inter Springs home. *1 wanted to offer full-tim e m inistry service* with worship and bible study. O ratory contest SANFORD - The Trinity United Methodist Church w ill host the local Elks O ratorical Contest March 13 at 6 p.m. The Elks w ill observe Elk Awareness Day at the 11 a.m. service with Rev. Eddie J, R iv­ en . Flea M arket Chaplain Brooks Hudson has started a new ministry which w8 ears for ftasktariy and tha dying as w a its Hudson has experience working In funeral homes and tries to make the experience o f death as calm ing as possible fo r those Involved. *! work with a lot o f p eop le who have no church affiliations In the area.* Hudson aald. *t offer grief counseling and the response has been pretty stron g* He has also contacted several assisted living programs and nursing hom es Community Church In Longwood. in the area and w ill be the speaker at the sunrise Easter service at Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home In Lake Mary on Easter Sunday. Hudson haa a long career o f working with the dying. He holds m aster's degrees In divinity and social work and received his clinical ‘ chaplaincy at G eo rg s Baptist Medical Center. He haa extensive experience In pastoral m inistry as well as mental health and substance abuse treatm ent. T served In M ississippi with people dying and from there I decided 1 wanted to get Into the counseling field.* he aald. *1 retired last year, but 1 think I learned a lot about the experiences o f death and dying through the substance abuse programs. The people 1 worked with had to deal w ith' their Impending death with the way their Uvea going.* Races worship together in Sanford HERALD Several Sundays ago I preached this sermon In a Joint worship service o f our church and the New Life Word Center, a black church In Sanford. This la our ninth consecutive year o f w orship­ ping together, alternating at their church and cure. W e be­ lieve that worshipping to ­ gether. although only once a , year, has brought us better understanding and Identifica­ tion with each other. The sermon was so w ell re­ ceived by members o f both churches and tt la being re­ printed In hope o f encourag­ ing reconciliation between the Seldom w ill we m eet one who haa changed the world. But you m ight be fortu­ nate enough to meet a famous person, a scientist who found a cure for a disease, or a wealthy person who has given m illions that other people might have a better life. We don't norm ally think o f regular people like ua aa people who can change the world. Yet that's exactly what happened to two m en-Com eUus and Peter-w h o changed C hristianity and thus the world. Here Is th d r story aa briefly aa I can id ) I t Peter was a Jew, Cornelius a Oentllc. The two groups had little love for each other. In fact, the Jew s considered the O entlies un­ clean and would associate with them only when abso­ lutely necessary. Cornelius, although a Gentile, was a de­ vout man who prayed to Ood and gave to the poor. Ood rec­ ognised his devotion and told him In a vision to bring Peter to hia home. A t about the same tim e. Peter had a vision o f a sheet holding a ll kinds o f animals, all o f them forbidden for the Jewa to eat. and Ood told him to kill u td c a t ttwln W hile Peter was wondering about this. Cornelius's men arrived at Peter's house and. In obedience to Ood, Peter let them spend the night and the next day went with them. When he arrived at Cornelius's house, Peter found a large group awaiting him, wanting to hear the gospel. Afterward. Peter preadied to them, baptised everyone there and even stayed a few days with Cornelius. Later on Peter was called before the church leaders in Jerusalem where they criticised him for associ­ ating with a Gentile. But when Peter explained his vision and the results, they approved o f hia work and even sent Barnabas out to the G entiles In Antioch where he Involved Paul in the work. Later the work with Gcntllea grew until great numbers o f them were RELIGION BRIEFS saved. This story o f these two men Is rem arkable because o f the great impact they had In changing Christianity and the world. Had either man dlsobeyed Ood. perhaps the g o s­ pel would not have gone to Oentlies. Look at the lesso they teach us. Although Peter sraa a godly man and a Christian, he was prejudiced. U ke him. all o f us tigvo r flR ik iffffl someone un­ clean, unworthy or less im por­ tant |than ourselves. So when Ood told Peter to (10.13) -kill and eat* Peter balked. “Surely not. Lord I* he said (10.14). T have never eaten anything Impure or un».* The Gcntllea Get ' ate this Idnd o f food ao he m ight aa w ell have said. ‘ I don't eat anything those O entlies eat. It's not fit for a Jew.” 1 know how Peter must have felt. 1 mew up being taught to look down on people who didn't look and talk like us. rve out­ grown moat o f that condition but acme o f It la s till there. Seldom la prejudice funny but som etim es it backfires. On a British Airways (light from Johannesburg, a m iddleaged, w ell-off white South A f­ rican woman found h erself sit­ ting next to a Mack man. She called the attendant over to com plain about her seating. "What aeema to be the p rob ­ lem, Madam?* asked the a t­ tendant. "C an t you see?* she aald, "You've aat me next to a kafir. |A kafir la a very black South African.) I ca n t p o ssi­ bly alt next to this disgusting human. Find me another aeatT "Please calm down. Madam." the attendant re­ plied. "The flight la full, but 111 aee I f we have any seats avail­ able In d u b or first class." The woman cocked a snooty look at the outraged black man beside h er (not to m en­ tion many o f the surrounding passengers). A few minutes later the attendant returned to the woman with the news. "Madam, econom y la frill, rve spoken to the cabin serv­ ices director, and du b Is also lull. However, w e do have one seat In first class.* Before the woman had a chance to an­ swer, the attendant continued: T t la extraordinary to make this kind o f upgrade but I have gotten perm ission from the captain. He felt that It waa outrageous that som eone should be forced to alt next to such an obnoxious p erson * W ith that, she turned to the black man and said: “So if you’d Uke to get your things, sir, I have your seat ready for youl* O ad'a CaU: Law Peter waa surprised when Ood told him (10 15) *Do not call an;lything Impure that Ood ade clean,* Three tim es he showed Peter this vision and Peter waa faced with the dilemma whether he would keep his prejudice or obey God. Peter had m ore to consider when C om dtu e's men arrived and Ood told him 110.301. *Oo not hesitate to go with them, for I have sent them ." In this crista o f decision . Peter did what Ood asked o f him , went to the men and to Cornelius's house. By the tim e he arrived there, he had accepted Ood'a way and renounced his own prejudice as he tokl the crowd sw aiting him (10.2A.34). “Youare w o l aware that It. la against our law for a Jew to associate with a Oentllc or visit him. But Ood has shown me that 1 should not call any man im pure or unclean.' ... ‘ I now realise how true It Is that Ood docs not show favoritism but accepts men from every nation smo fear him and do what la right.*" Prejudice Is ready a sim ple m atter to understand. It la being down on som ething you're not up on. Ignorance is Ua father. Hate, separation and resentment are its ch il­ dren. But because Ood ac­ cepts a ll people, no m atter who they are or the color o f their akin, we must agree with him and treat all people as Ood'a people. Before we cam e to Christ, we were unaccept­ able and unclean but God made ua acceptable. And I f God haa accepted us, how can wc deny anyone? ography that during his stu ­ dent day* he waa Interested In the Bible. Deeply touched by reading the gospels, he seri­ ously considered becom ing a convert. C hristianity seem ed to o ffer the real solution to the caste system that w as dividing the people o f India. One B in day he w ent to a church to aee the m inister and aak for in ­ struction on the a q r o f salva­ tion and other C hristian doc­ trines. But when he entered the sanctuary, the uabera re­ fused him a aeat and o ig gested that be go and worship with his own people He left and never went back. " If Christiana don't want m e." he said to him self. "I m ight as w d l rem ain a Hindu." Our prejudice not only hurts other people: It can also cause them to reject Christ. But look at what Ood can do when we destroy our prejudice and obey God. Did you notice the results o f Peter's change A deplorable incident oc­ curred in the life o f Mahatma Qhandl. He aald In hia autobt- DtLnnd (Volusia County), Florida Sunday, Monk H it, 2:00 p.m. on Luke Berttfori 89 ucn* • 16 lo t* 5+ocm Wafer ft Non-Wafer Lota (2) Homaa. Fool, Bam. Private Dock Financing Available - Call For Tarnii Classic Autos, Boats, Farm Equlpmsnt, 1965 Rolls-Royce Phantom V, 1957 Corvette, 1959 ft 1970 El Camlno, 1952 Impels Convertible, 1993 8tratchad Suburban Umo, 1995 Land Rovar, 1929 Eico 39 ft. Wood Boat JD 310C, 4x4, JD 5400. ft Other. Tke Auction Ww Company GeraldA. Bowie 1931 W e « Point RosdLsGrsn|C,Gs. 30240 OVIEDO • It's spring flea market tim e at Lutheran H a­ ven once again. The auxiliary w ill sponsor a flea market at the fellowship hall on March 13. 9 a.m. • 2:30 p.m . C all 359-1257 for Inform ation. Missions fa ir SANFORD - Central Bap­ tist Church w ill boat a World Missions Fair, March 13 from 1 - 4 p.m. featuring d l^ U y a , gam es, dow ns, food and face painting. There w ill also be a W orld Missions Conference for March 14-17 featuring speak­ ers throughout the week. C all 322-3914 for Inform ation. dinner FORD - Christ United Methodist Church w ill be holding a spaghetti dinner on March 13. Dinner w ill con sist o f sales, spaghetti, garlic bread, dessert, coffee, Iced tea or Juice. Tickets m ay be pur­ chased at the door and the public fa Invited to attend. They are 35 for adults and 33.50 for children 3*10.. Soctel activist CASSELBERRY • Com e hear one qt the rpo*t*M |tfhtaftcr speakers on what * takes to walk with Jesus In gb-tech world. B a it President o f Mtaalnn Year, a national C hristian ! program which draws young adults to bve and work In inner-city neighborhoods, w ill appear a t Community United Methodist Church. Hia schedule: March 13. 7 • 10 p.m ., Youth W orkshop, "W alking W ith Jcaua aa a Genuine D isciple in the S la t Century: March 14: 8 • 10 a.m .. W orkshop sendee 5 - 7 p.m .. You Workshop. "M ission Opportu­ nities for Today's Youth; 7 m., "M ission Opportunities Adults." �SA ■Sommolo Mot.ikl S.mtord Florid,! Friday March 12. 1999 Plagenz W o r s h ip C on tin u ed from Pngc 5A of attitude and obedien ce? lilts Is what happened bernu.se he opened him self to the Gentiles: (10.-IK) Cornelius’s household he lleved m Jesu s and was b a p ­ tized; |ll.?| Peter was rrttlrl/ed by bis Clirlstl.m broth ­ ers but II I.17-1H) after Peter’s testim ony they agreed with him and obeyed God. (I1 .IH ) sending out m issionaries to the Gentiles. As a result, (1 1.21.25| ln an y o| the G en ­ tiles believed In Jesus ami I I I . ‘29) m ore Christians went out wttli tlie gospel. W hen we obey God and rn n sldrr every* onr as G od's children. lie blesses our acceptance and obedience. Hut. you may sllll ask. "flo w can I change the world? I'm only one person. I'm not Peter or Cornelius.* la-t me tell you about a man w ho helped change the world lor me. Som e years ago I learned about a mail lor whom I Im ­ m ediately had great respeet. Jam es Raford. Ills aneestors eaine to Florida In IH‘20 and were "Florida eraekrrs." lie was a fanner and m iller In north Florida near where I grew up. lie owned and o p e r­ ated a gitstm ill on what Is now Harvey Creek, m illing eo m for everyone around lie was also a sell taught doetor. having learned m edicine through reading books. Near the beginning of the Civil War, when lie was about 2t» years old. the Confederate States drafted and sent him to rlflrrv school hut, after six weeks. sent him borne to raise i rops to Iced the troops. (I figure be was either a lousy shot or a gre.it farmer!) O n Ills pension application Ins com m anding oilicrr wrote about him: " lie always sold bis produce to the unity lor fair prices, unlike many other fanners. He Is an honest man." Som e of Ills relatives told me that be was a fun loving, fair-m inded man. interested in helping people. Now, you might think this story Is Inappropriate lor a congregation in which many ol you have good reason to feel at least uncom fortable heating me glorify a man who contributed to the slavery ol some ol your ancestors, Hut I haven't iold you tile whole story. Hits same Jam es Italonl was also a (earlier. In fuel, he had Ills own si liool lor children alter the Civil War. And what Is rem arkable alxmt him and Ills school Is that. In the post war period when relations between blacks and whites Were at once of theli lowest points and when many hl.u ks lived In fear of losing their lives at the hands of whiles, my great­ grandfather. Jam es Kaford Harvey, taught Ixillt white and black children In Ids sch ool He stood against racism and prcjudlrc In the face o f many who surely opposed what lie did. As his work with both races becom es known, tf only to a few, lie ran change someall It tides and hearls as lie has mine. You see, one person can c hange the world. You ran he that person. In fart, like P e­ ter. God calls you to lx- that (x-rson. As surrly as Peter and Cornelius changed the world for Christianity, you and I c an c hange ou r world. Don't b e­ lieve the lie that one person can't change tilings. Jam es Haford Harvey Is still rctnemIx-rrel, decades after his death, as a man who was a leader In building closer ties between blacks and w hiles. Ills exam ple Is worth follow ­ ing. More people like him, willing to accept people re­ gardless ot color, w illing to accept all people as children c reated by the sam e God. can c hange the- world. W ho knows hill llial som eone will rem cm * her you In fifty or a hundred years as a person used liy Gcxl who changed Ills world. UVij/ne lln n v y Is 1'iislor o f the f'lrsl llnpllal cim reh In San Jorrt r i ’ ir ‘ i ‘ i 1 l T l I ->JMhflw m im m u ■ M l H T T U M Continued from Page 5A thanks and. mindful o f the debt they represent, may we pray humbly. "Forgive us our debts." AND LEAD US N O T INTO T E M IT A T IO N HUT DELIVER US FROM EVIL. l*ct m e not go carelessly this day within the reach o f any evil which may capture and conqu er me hut If In the path o f duty I must go where tem ptation Is. then give me thy strength so that I might meet It without fear. FOR THINK IS THE KINGDOM AND T1IK POWER AND TH E G LO R Y FOREVER AND EVER. AMEN. I I * M V Seminole Scenes Girl Scout troops last week in Lake Mary participated in International Day. There was entertainment, food and dancing. Pictured below are Brownie Troops 262. 458. 1277, and 1639 represented India, Poland. Denmark and Japan, respec­ tively. For the entire story see the weekend edition of the Seminole Herald. 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Sanlord, Florida • Friday, March 12,1900 • IB Showdown at Pinehurst in Wed. softball Wilson-Eichelberger, Wolfys set for Thursday men’ s softball title battle SPORTS EDrrOR Br_D t«a ftmlth SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ W ells C on­ tracting did what It had to do and then got some help as the City of Sanford Rec­ reation and Parks D epart­ ment Men's W ednesday Night Polar Dear Slow Pitch Softball League moved closer to a possible playoff at Pinehurst Park. W ells C ontracting coasted In the first game, taking a 10-0 lead In the top o f the second Inning and going on for a 17-6, five-Inning victory over wlnlesa Scientific Glass. Things got a little m ore Interesting In the second game aa ADAPCO and W ells Contracting traded the lead several tim es over the first four Innings. In fact, the lead either changed hands or was tied In six o f the seven Innings. ADAPCO had WeUs C on­ tracting on the ropes, scoring three runs tn the fourth Inning and two runs tn the fifth Inning to build a 13-10 lead. W ells Contracting, how­ ever. was not ready to give up tta cham pionship hopes, scoring three runs In the top o f the sixth In­ ning to tie the gam e at 13­ 13 to force extra Innings. Ray Hartafleld led on the eighth Inning for W ells Contracting with a double that opened the floodgates and the hitting did not stop until Hartafleld capped the seven-run outburst with an RBI single. The ADAPCO offense dried up after the two-run fifth inning, only one tn each at the three Innings, and not a d ­ vancing a runner paat sec­ ond as W ells C ontracting took the 20-13 victory. The nightcap also turned Into a bam -bum er. but not quite the nall-btter o f the previous gam e. League-leading N obles Communication took an 8B lead In the top o f the second Inning and could have all but sewed up the cham pionship with a win. But suddenly h ot Pebble Junction continued Its out­ standing play, scoring 11 runs in the bottom or the second Inning to take a 16­ 0 lead and then scoring 10 runs in the bottom o f the fourth Inning to close out a 20-17 upset. Nobles Com m unication and W ells Contracting are both 7-3 and lead ADAPCO and Pebble Junction (both 6-B) and Scientific Glass (0- 10). The regular season d oses next W ednesday night at Pinehurst Park and wins, or losses, by both Nobles Com m unica­ tion and W ells C ontracting would force a playoff. Id e i­ ther team wins and the other loses, that team would claim the title. On next week’s schedule. Scientific Glass plays the doubleheader against No6:30 p.m. and ADAPCO at 7:30 p.m. Pebble Junction and W ells Contracting meet in a m onster matchup at 8:30 p.m . Providing the offense were: W dla Contracting: three hits _ Rick W ells (two dou­ bles, taro runs, three RBI); two hits _ Chris Wargo (home run. double, taro runs. RBI), m tr* (home run, two runs, three RBI), Ray Hartafleld (two triples, three runs, RBI), 71m Cooper (double, taro runs, three RBI), Matt Kalaantk (double, taro runs, two RBQ; one hit . Mark W hitley (two runs, RBI), Ken Broam (two runs), Bob Wells (RB I). Qjass: ♦hffe hits _ Lou Rodrigues (triple, run. RBI), Robbie Carney -L M y. SANFORD WilsonEichelberger had to work for It. while Woliya got a freebie as the top two teams In the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men’s Thursday Night Polar Dear Slow Pilch Softball League con­ tinued on a path to a battle for the cham pionship. None o f the games played at Pinehurst Park on Thursday were close, with both WilsonEichelberger and the Regula­ tors winning by the score of 22-2 In three Innings and W olfys getting a 7-0 forfeit vic­ tory from Headrick Feed. Bui the gam es were Inter­ esting because an upset would have made next Thursday's fi­ nal week o f the regular season moot, now the cham pionship trophy Is at stake. Last night’s action began with the Regulators, which had suffered several tough losses of late, finally getting to flex their muscles, exploding for 24 hits. The Regulators showed right o ff the bat that they meant business. Chris Nlckle opened the bottom o f the first Inning with a triple, his first o f two three-baggers In the Inning, and the Regulators went on to put nine runs on the board. The Regulators followed that outburst up with seven runs In the second Inning and six runs tn the third Inning to end the game by the m ercy rule. The Regulators’ defense was also good, holding Westview Baptist Church lo only four singles and one earned run. W ilson-Eichelberger then took the field nnd got o ff lo n little slower start, only scoring five runs in the top o f the first Inning on the strength o f a two-run home run o ff the bat o f Dole Peters. But Greg Jam es singled In two runs to key a seven-run second Inning and then closed out the game tn the third In­ ning. scoring 10 runs, four of which crossed the piste on the most exciting play tn stickand-ball sports, an Inslde-thepark grand slam o ff the bat o f Myriel Reid. The W ilson-Eichelberger de­ fense was also strong, holding a usually strong hitting M at­ thews Assoclates/Psycho squad to alx singles. With the forfeit W olfys re­ mains undefeated and Im ­ proves to 9-0 on the season and just needs a win over W il­ son-Elchelberger next Thurs­ day to claim the crown. Wilson-Eichelberger Is just a game back at 8 -1 and can force a playoff with a win next week. Com pleting the standings are Matthews Associates/Psycho (4-5). Headrick Fred and the Regulators (both 3-6) and Wcstvtew Baptist Church (0-9). Next week’s schedule at Pinehurst Park has Matthews Assoctates/Psycho taking on W estview Baptist Church at 0:30 p.m.: the W olfys and WIIson-Elchelberger battle at 7:30 p.m.: and the Regulators facing llesdrick Feed at 8:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: Regulators: three hits _ B ill Bingham (two triples, double, three runs, three RBI). Chris Nlckle (two triples, double, nm. two RBI). Duane Lee (two dou­ bles. two runs. RBI), Dave Goldstlck (double, two runs, five RBI). Jerry Brussell (double, three runs, two RBI). C aiy Keefer (double, two runs. RBI). Brian Curtis (three runs, two RBI); two hits _ Scott M ir y (double, two runs, two II); one hit _ DJ. Hlbbs (three runs): one run. one RBI _ Bobby Keefer: one RBI _ Chad Lee. Westview Baptist Church: one hit _ Gary C. (run). O aiy M. (RBI), Troy. Wayne 0 .: one run _ Wayne W. W ilson-Elchelberger three hits _ Dale Peters (hom e run. double, three runs, four RBI). Greg James (two doubles, three runs, four RBI). Greg Hardy (run): two hits . Myriel Retd (grand slam. run. five RBI). Bobby Tabor (two doubles, three runs, two RBI). Kevin Lavlgnc (two runs), Kelthlan Roberts (two nins); one hit _ Dean D eb ov (double, two RBI), Tony Smith (two runs. RBI). Sam Runes (three runs), Steven Dermis (run). Nokia Roberts (runl Matthews Assorlates/Psycho: two hits _ Umi Wilks (RBI); one hit _ Tommy Orsrey (run). J a ­ son Flanagan (run). Jam ie Pltxer. Tony Taylor. B i. a « •r tia i. a s : /PtytkaSI I . a Grog Hardy had thrss hits and Wiison-Eichstosrgsr whipped lord Man’s Polar Bsar Softball Expos win first game in Babe Ruth League sports eottor SANFORD • The Knights o f Columbus Eapos scored early and often and went on to win. 13-7. over the Kiwanis Club In d i­ ans tn C ity o f Sanford Recreation and Parka Department Babe Ruth B aseball League action at H istoric Sanford M em o­ rial Stadium Thursday evening. The Expos used a pair o f doubles to key a six-run first inning and eventually built a 13-3 lead In the third Inning an the way to winning their first gam e o f the season. The standings In the league are: the R o­ tary Club Athletics and Nobles Communi­ cation W hite Sox (both 2-0), the Knights o f Columbus Expos and Kiwanis Club In d i­ ana (both 1-1) and the Elks Lodge *1241 and the Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Lawton P.A. Diamond Backs (both 0-2). The schedule for Saturday has the N o­ bles Communication W hite Sox and Rotary Club Athletics battling for early league leadership at 9 a.m. and the Elks Lodge *1241 Braves taking on the Kiwanis Club Indiana at 11 a.m. on Rlnker-Stenatrom Field at Historic Sanford Memorial S ta­ dium: and the Knights o f Columbus Expos the Dean. Ringers, Morgan A Lawton P.A. Diamond on Ztnn Beck Field at 9 a.m. On Tuesday there w ill be a doublrhradcr at the Stadium with the Knights of Colum­ bus Expos playing the Elks Lodge *1241 Braves at 0 p.m. and the Kiwanis Club In­ dians challenging the Nobles Communica­ tion W hile Sox at 8 p.m. ROYALS TOP RED SOX IN The Royals scored the maximum five runs In every Inning but the second and coasted to a 20-7 victory over the Red Sox In City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball Bambino Minor League action at Roy Holler Junior Field Wednesday night. Doing the damage for the Knight' of Co­ Powering the Royals lo the victory were lumbus Expos on Thursday were Wayne Alex D’Aleaaandros (triple, three singles, (two doubles, run. RBI). James (double, three runs. RBI). Hamud Daniels (double, single, two runs, taro RBI). Olen (triple, two three singles, three runs, four RBI), Brent runs, RBI). Keith (triple, run. two RBI). C offer (double, three singles, two runs, Brandon (three runs), Marcus (two runs) RBI). Bryan Hope (triple, double, single, and Adam and Senque (one run scored three runs, three RBI). Eric Jenkln (two each). doubles, single, three runs. RBI) and Qreg Belmont (double, two singles, nm ). Providing the offense for the Kiwanis Also contributing were Roddy H eckle Club Indians were Marcus W hile (two sin­ (double, single, two runs), Eric Allen H ale gles, two runs). Steve Braley (triple, run). (two singles, run. RBI). Shane Moore (two Justin Haeberllng and Josh Gathers (one singles, two runs) and Brandon W elty (two single, one run scored and one RBI each). sin gles). Robert Chambers and Dustin Washburn Pacing the Red Sox attack were David (one single and one run scored each) and French (two triples, single, two runs), N a­ Ronald Bernstein (tin gle). than Com er (triple, double). Tim Barkley m o o . t s i (double, single, run. two RBI). Danny Co- a run and pMchsd a slx-hittar as Assodstss/Psycho. 22-2. In Sanactkxi t l Pinahurst Park Thursday. Raiders romp SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD - Freshman Malt Baker hurled a threehit shutout and his offense came up with 17 hits as (he Sem inole Community College baseball team blanked Lake-Sumter Community College from Leesburg. 10-0. Thursday afternoon al Raider Field. Baker, a righthander from Klstlm ee-O sceola, struck out three and walked one In evening his record at 3-3. Powering the Raiders o f­ fense were Christian Corvos (3-for-4. home run. run. s n 0CC. P ag* 2B w i is . 7 • Holies School rally ends Oviedo’s unbeaten season in boys lacrosse SPORTS EDITOR OVIEDO - The Lions ran Into a tough group o f Bulldogs on the Lacrosse field on Thursday. The Oviedo Lions saw a halftim e lead disappear In a disastrous third period and the Bolles School fo n t Jackson­ ville took advantage, ending the Lions’ hopes o f an unde­ feated season, 7-4. at John Courier Field. , . Oviedo took a 4-2 halftim e lead on a pair o f io a li from star Dave Waiah and ainfle scores from V ictor Panoa and Manny Morales, but the Bulldogs (5-2) would hold the lio n s scoreless for the rest o f the contest. T h is was real wake-up call for us,” said Oviedo '^ nrh Ed Norton. "We only lost to them 10-9 last year, in the second quarter we looked tremendous, but In the third quarter we might as well have not taken the field.” Despite his team’s second h alf let down. Norton had spe­ cial praise for the play o f goal­ keeper Mike Sheets, which he described as ‘ outstanding.* Sheets turned stray an s o u s ­ ing 2ft Bulldogs shots. Doing the scoring for the Bolles School were McOarvey (three goals) and Stapp. Singh. Valango and Chadeayne (one goal each). The Lions trill host W est Or­ ange High School from W inter Garden today at 3 p.m. at John Courier Field. RAMS RALLY FOR BASEBALL W IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - De­ spite pre-season worries to the contrary the Lake Mary base­ ball team continues to stamp Itself as one o f the teams to beat tn the Class BA-District 3 and Seminole Athletic C onfer­ ence races. Thursday night at Lake Bran­ tley High School the Rams picked up their biggest win o f the season, com ing from be­ hind twice to defeat the Patri­ ots, 10-6. Lake Brantley scored single runs in the first and third Intwo runs In the secnlngs and i to bulk) a 4-0 lead. ondf Inning In Lake Mary then erupted for five runs In the top o f the fourth inning to take the lead. The Patriots cam e storm ing back,- scoring single runs in the fourth and sixth innings to regain the advantage. 6-4. The Rams had one more rally tn them, however, exploding for five runs In the top o f the sev­ enth Inning to claim the win. Roberta cam e on In relief In the third Inning apd went the rest o f the way *to get the pitching victory, raising his re­ cord to 2-0. Leading the Lake Mary o f­ fense were Matt Allegra (2-for3, RBI). Joae Torino* (2-for-4) and Tony Corrao (home run. three RBI). Pacing Lake Brantley, which outhll the Rams 12-to-9, were Andrew Van Land Ingham (2for-3. double. RBI). Bush (2for-3. RBI). Ricky Weeks (2-for4. RBI), Gabriel Figueroa (2for-4) and Bryan Smith (two RBI). Lake Mary Improved to 11-1 on the season, while (he Patri­ ots fell to 7-3. RAM S 10. PA TR IO TS 0 000 000 0 _ 10 0 0 L Sraatlsr H I 101 0 . 0 10 0 Honey. Roberta (3) and Sanford. Ro* dnguct. M wn (S). Morelrm (7) and “ _ WP _ Hubert! H‘ (3-0). U> . My « * . Save . none. 311 _ Lake Brantley. Van la ndtnqham 3U _ none. IIR . Lake Mary. Corrao. Ifcccrda . Lake Mary 11I: Lake Brantley 7-3. Praps, Pags 20 . . . �2 8 •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday, March 12. 1999 Legal Notices Legal Notices IM TH 1 C IR C UIT CO URT OP T N I I I O K T I I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA, IN AND POR •IM IN O L I C O U N TT OCNCRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NO. 40-1447 CA 1« S STAN BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH ONEAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH LINCOLN SERVICE MORTGAOE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, va. BRIAN L RHODEN. RUTH S RHODEN, hia wife. FIRST INDIANA BANK. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. and . . . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Daleftdant(i) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant lo a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated February 24. 1SSS. and anlared in Cate No SS-14S7 CA 14 B. ol the Circuit Court ol Itie EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wherein STAR BANK. N A . SUCCESSOR BY MEROER WITH QREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. SUC­ CESSOR BY MERGER WITH LINCOLN SERVICE MORTGAOE CORPORATION It Plaintiff and BRIAN L. RHODEN, al al.. are Defendants, I will aaR to the higher I and bat! bidder for caah In the Waal front door ot the Courthoueo. In Sanlord. SEMINOLE County. Florida, al 1100 a m o'clock on Ihe M th day of MARCH. 1SSS. I ha fol­ iowing described properly a i aal lorth In eald Final Judgment to wit LOT S. BLOCK Q. LONOWOOO PARK. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I f . PAGES S. S. AND 10. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; a/k/e SSI Ruth Boulevard. Longwood. Florida 32710 DATED thla 1*1 day ol MARCH. 1SSS. MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk ol maid Court By Jane E. Jeeewic Aa Deputy Clerk Faber t Oiilitr. P A Suite 300 1S70 Mad ruga Avenue Coral aabtes, Florida 3314S (304) SS2-4110 ■Permone with a disability who need a apeciel accommodation to participate In thi* proceeding ahould con lac I AO A Coordinator al Seminole County Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avenue. Sulla N30I, Sanlord. Florida 32771. at lean live daye prior to the proceeding. Telephone; (407) 323-4330 art 4227: 1-SOO-SM-3771 (TOD) or 1-SOO-SSS-S770 (V) via Florida Pubbeh: March t . I t . 1000 DEA-30 Uei^toUSrtSr *g«Ien Niat I am engaged In buainaea at 1304 LaOuinta Court. Winter Spring!, F I, 3170S, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of DfVSRSIPISD PVTSR SSRVICSS. and intend to ragiatar said with ' the Dhrlalon Corporatiene. Tallahati Florida. In accordance with the provlalons of the Ficlltloua Name Statutes, Tb-Wtt Section 044 OS. Florida Statulae 1S01. Gloria I. Null Pubheh: March I I , I N t PKA-47______________________ _ .. at 10SS OouM Ptaoe. Oviedo. FL U TSS, Seminole County, Florida, under the Ftotittoue Name of i l IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. S B -« T S I-O A -l4 -B IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLAN0 MORTGAOE CORPORATION. Plalntilt. VS JAMES S HAHN. •I al . Oalrndant* NOTICE OF FORBCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuanl to an Order or Final Judgment anlared In Caia No •I-1TE1-CA-14-B of the Circuit Court ol I ha tlth Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida, whoretn IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. FORMERLY KNOWN AS INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalntilt. and JAMES S HAHN, at a l. are Oelendantt. I will •all to the highatl and bamI biddar lor caah al I ha Wa»l Fton* Door ol the Seminole County Courthoute. Sanford. Florida, al the hour ol 11:00 a m on the 111 day ol APRIL. 1S00. the lotlowing detenbed property: LOT 10. LAKE ROQERS ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 43. PAOEt 33 THROUGH 40. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED Ihlt let day ol MARCH. Maryanno Morae Clark Circuit Court By Jana E. Jaaawlc Deputy Clark ROGER □ BEAR. PA P O Boa 4SSS Orlando. FL 32S02 Attorney* tor Pfalntilt Publiah March I . It . DEA-3S NOTICE TO T N I PUBLIC Nolle# I* hereby given that a Public Hearing win be held by the Planning S Zoning Commission In the City Commiatlon Chamber*, City HalL Sanlord. Florida at 7 00 pm . on Thurmday. March IS, 10SS. lo consider the following change and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of Iha City ot Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Retoning from: Uptala Road PD To that ot: Woatlak* Apart me nla PO LEGAL DESCRIPTION; Lola SI A Sf ol M.M. Smith'* Subdivision, according to the Ptal thereof aa recorded in Plal Book t, Pago S I ol the Public Record* ol Seminole County, The property being more gen­ erally described a* 1100 Upaale The Planning E Zoning Commiatlon will tubmit ■ rec­ ommendation lo I ha City Commission In favor of, or •gain*!, the requested change or amendment The City Commie*ion wtM hold a Public Hearing in the Commieiion Haem in City Hell, Sanlord, Florida at 7:04 p m. on March S3. IM S , to coneider aaid meAll partie* In Inlareet and clliten* shall have en opportunity to bo heard al aaid hearing*. Jama* R. Valerino. Chairman Pfenning E Zoning ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decide* to appeal a any metier considered at the ha/the may need s verbatim record o l I ha proceedings including the testimony end evidence, which record la not provided by the City of Benlord (FS 1334104) PERSONS WITH D l l ABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON* TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 333M S I 44 HO UR ! IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETTNQ. PUBLISH: March S. IS. IS M DEA-1S nemo with the Division of Corporalion*. Tallahataeo. Florida, In accordance with the provision! ol the Fictitious M S OS. Florida Slstartee 1M1. Gener*I Partnership Beth P. Weinbtenner Diane L. Storch Pubheh. March 11.1444 OEA-M The City of Sanlord within the erne shown in the i lo change the ute of the lend p o fth ie i Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE VEHICLE AUCTION '•4 Toyota 4JT2EL44S2R0404324 Auction will be held 04-04-93, al 10 00 AM al Pritchett'* Towing. 1240 S C R 427, Longwood Publiah March 12. IM S DEA-tOS IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E 1*TH JUDICIAL CIR0UIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CABS NOl * * ■ * lia -C A -1 4 -B CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY F/K/A CHEMICAL MORTGAOE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS ANNE WILOE-ROWE IF LIV1NQ. ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OCVIBEES.GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST Br. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST ANNE WILOE-ROWE. JOHN D ROWE IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. 0EV1SEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST JOHN B ROWE. SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIOA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E tSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA wCaY hV gV nV uW lA M B DANK, FA. euccettoi by corporate mvrgvr lo OREAT WkTTERN 0*NK, a Fadaral Saving* Dank. Plaintiff. v*. ELIZABETH L ACCARDI. •I u i , #1 at.. Dvlandar.lt NOTICE OF EALB NOTICE IS HEREBY QtVEN purtuant to an Order or Final Judgment Scheduling Foracloturv Sale anlared on FEBRUARY 2f. 1SSS in lh<i cats now pending in tald Court, Ihs style ol which it indi­ cated abovv I will tall to lha highatl and bait bidder lor caah in the 301 N. Park Ava . Sanlord. Florida 32771. al 11 00 A M , on lha U t day ol APRIL. IM S . (ha followtog described property at tal lorth In tald Order or Final Judgment to-wit Lot 4. Block A. ol North Orlando Ranch#*, faction 3. at record­ ed In Plat Book IS. page* 33 and >4. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida: let* and aacepl a portion ol said Lot 4. Block A. ol Ihs aforetaid Plal more particularly described a* follows DEOIN al lha* Southwell comer ol tald Lot S and run North 04 dagraat 23 34' Watl along the Easterly nghl-ol-way hne ot Edgemon Avenue a distance ol 244 00 leal lo Ihs Northwest corner ol said Lol 4: Ihenca North 71 degrees 07'0I* Erst along lha Southerly line of a 40 tool wide canal right-of-way a distance ol 211 73 teel, thence South 04 degree* t l ’33* Eatl for 27S 31 teat lo a point on a curve con­ cave Northwesterly having a radius 300 00 leal and a ehrrd length ol 143.13 laat. bearing South 71 degrees 30‘tS* West said point lying along lha Northerly rtgM-ol-wey line ol Panama Road; thence Southwesterly along said rightof-way hne. along the arc of eeid curve through a central angle ol 23 degrees I f ! 2* lor 147.IS fast to the Point ol Tangency, thence South SS degree* 31'SI* West along tald right-of-way line lor S3.22 feel to tho POINT OF BEGINNING. ORDERED si SANFORD. SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, this tal day ol MARCH. IM S . MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark. Circuit Court Saminola County. Florida D r fan* E. Jeeewic Aa Deputy Clerk SPEAR A HOFFMAN. PA. 7M South Olsi* Highway Coral Oabtea. Florida S314S Tatephone (303) 444-12*4 AMS RICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1440 . 1 ~y r l r ‘ Administratis* Order No>«7*f N you esaao person with a dis* FbiMy ifihjneed* any Acpemmod*lion In order to participate In thi* proceeding, yog are enti­ tled. *1 no coal to you. to the provMon el certain assistance. Pleas* contact Court AdmMetrettod at SOI N. Park Avenue. Butte N301. Sanford FL SSTT1, (407) 323-4330 eat. 4227 I working day* of your of tM* nolle*: If you are a a ^ ^ v atow avv^Aeam (^ukv l^^jJ _ mto n S B iW ^ vWVw n i^ E H v D , CBM t - 000-MS BTTWetVH Pubbeh: Match S, IS. 10M OCA-31 O F T H E BtBMTESMTN JIIOfOtAL BIRO B IT CIVIL AOTtOR BABB N O . 4 T -1 I3 4 -O A DIVISION 14-B FT. MORTOAOE COMPANIES 0/K/A F.T.B. MORTOGE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I. BROWN AN0 COMPANY, Plain 1111(a), v». JUAN A SALDANA. JR., sf at. Defendani(s). Monos PROPOSED L A N D USE ISaEEBH • i i ■— i m :r w ic iiii»w «u a ii,s A Public Hearing on the proposal wM be held on Thursday. March IS, 1 S M atT:M P .M .oroe eoon thereafter aa possible, by die Planning end Zoning Commitaion of Sanford. Florida in lh i City Commtoaion Room, City HeZ. Sanford. Florida. The Piannino **“ "• toe CRy *1 Sanlord* daeigLoeel Planning Agency. wiM coneider the amendment to fhe Comprehentlve Plan. Poriles may appear af die meeting end be heard regarding die transmittal of the proposed plan amendment to die City Comndssien. Copiee ol the proposed amendment lo the Comprehentlve Plan am ovnUaMe in the' Departmenl ol Engineering end Planning el City Ha*. Sanlord Florida end may be inspected by the Public *"»F *»• directed lo Jay R. Marder. AiCP, Otrector ol Engineering end Pfenning al 334-3470. ApVfCB TO THE PUBLIC: It a person decide* to appeal a deci­ sion made with respect to any metier considered el the above meeting or Roaring, ha/ahe may need a verbatim record ol the i including t------------ and* evidence, ■. 1die teftimony which record b not provided by the City ol Eentord. (FS 344 4143) ^ ^ N * 0A S ^ cV 0 F E T H^t|«^:aDINAT° fl * T PUBLISH: March t . I t . IS M OCA-SO 4< • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo en Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Bale deled MARCH 1. IS M , and entered In Cats NO. S7-1IS4CA ef the Circuit Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein FT. MORTGAGE COMPANIES 0/B/A F.T.B. MORTOGE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I. BROWN AND COMPA­ NY is the PtelnlMt and JUAN A SALDANA JR .; WANDA SAL­ DANA; HIDDEN BAY GARDEN APARTMENTS. L H D/B/A HID­ DEN BAY VILLAGE APART. MENTS; SEMINOLE COUNTY: TENANT SI N/X/A ARLENE KINO arc the Defendant*. I will a*H to the highest end beet bid­ der for caah at the West front deer of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florid* et 11:00 a m., on the 30th day ot MARCH, 1MB, the following described properly at set form in eeid Final Judgment: LOT I M . SUNRISE ESTATES UNIT 4. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK St. PAGE T l. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of this Court on MARCH 1, ISM . (BEAL) Maryann* More# dark of the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jeeewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCalls, Raymer, Barrett t Frappler Peal Office Boa 3410 Tampa, FL 33401 F t IM S 743 It you am a person with e dis­ ability who need* accommoda­ tion in order to paibcipate in thla proceeding, you am antidad el no coal to you, for the provieaion of certain assis­ tance. Please contact Court Administration at SOI N. Park Avenue, Eentord. Florida 12771, telephone number (407) 322-4ISQ, within S working days of your receipt of thi* doc­ ument; II hearing impaired, (TOO) 1-300-IM-3T71. Publish: March I , IS. IS M DEA-13 FORBCLOSURS SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summery Final Judgment of torecto* ure dated February IS . IBM . entered In Civil Cat* No 4 l-2 t 1S-14-B of the Circuit Court ol the 1STH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD, Florida. I wilt **ll to the highatl and beat bidder for cath AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COUR­ THOUSE of the SEMINOLE County Courthoute located at 301 N PARK AVENUE in SAN­ FORD. Florida, at 11 00AM. on It* Mth day ol MARCH. IB M the following described proper­ ty a* **( forth In aaid Summery Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 72*. SPRINO OAKS. UNIT 4. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF A l RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IT. PAGE BE ANO M . OF THE PUBLIC RECONOS OF BCMIHOLE COUNTY. FLOM 0A Dated thla 1»l day of MARCH, t WP (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jana E Jaiewic Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PUINT1FF B01 B Unlverally Drive Bull* 400 Plantation. Fl 33324 (I44| S33-1004 M-30400(INW) In accordance with the American with OI*abrittle* A ct person* with disabilities need­ ing e special accommodation to participate m thi* proceeding should contact the Clerk ef the Circuit Court at the Seminole County Courthouse at 407-3334330, not laiar then seven day* prior lo lha iiiuBeading . II hear­ ing impaired. 1 S M M l STTI fTDD) or 1104-411-4770. vie Florida Raley lervlee. Pubbah March B, IS, IB M OEA-M Preps C ontinu ed from Page IB C O M E -B A C K W I N POR LAKE M ART APOPKA - The Lake Mary Icntn followed the baseball team'd lend, rallying three times lo defeat Apopka, 5-4, Thursday night. The Blue Darters (8*4) took a 1-0 lead In the bottom o f the first inning only to see Uic Rams (10-1) lie the game In the top o f the third Inning. The home team then re­ gained the advantage with two runs in the bottom of the third Inning, but once ngnln Lake Mnry nnawered with two runs In the top o f the fifth Inning. Apoka appearrd headed for vtctoiy when It took the lead for the Final tim e with a run In the bottom o f the sixth Inning. With their backs to the wall, however, the Ram* sprung one h o fl ball JUDICIAL L _ _ bbbbtt, K A M I B. BLUB D A R TE R S 4 U k e M u r 001 0 2 0 2 B B S Apopka 102 001 0 4 B 9 Sriillh and A Dnnlrlrh. Wilwm and Zina W l' „ Hriillh III 0) U> _ Wilson (0 31. S e w . ivinr 311 . I.akr Mary. Marw Oil . none. I IK _ ixvw Hmirtl* . U k r Mary 10-1; Apopka d 4. TRINITY PREP STUNS BEARS WINTER SPRINGS - Defend­ ing Claud 2A Stale Champion Ttlnlty l*rep exploded for 12 hits and Amanda Human ran her record lo 9-0 on the araaon ns the Salntd downed Clnas HA No. 3 Stale Ranked W inter Springs. 4-1, Thursday night. Trinity Prep (9-0) scored sin­ gle runs In the third and fourth Innings to take a 2-0 lead and after the Beam (9-5) scored a run In the bottom o f the fourth Inning the Saints put two In­ surance runs on the board In the top o f the fifth Inning. Plotkln hit a home run for Trinity Prep, while Pace was 4for-4 with two doubles and an RBI und B m m ln g w n» 3-for-4. Ptiigston double and drove In the Beam' only run, while Schm pp also hnd a double. B A » T B 4. BE AR S 1 T r i a l t y P re p 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 . 4 1 2 2 W . B p ria g a OOO 1 0 0 O . 1 B 2 Ikirwm and Itopr. M. Wrishi and Iklm r* Wt< . Ihilson 19 01 U> . M Wright (3-2) S o w . not*- 3D _ Trinity Ptt-p. h e r 3; Wintry Spring*. ling*I on Srlirupp. 311 . mine. UK , Trinity Prrp llu lk m llrronl* . Ttlnlty Prrp B O; Winter Spring* l)-B Wednesday C ontinued from Pago IB (triple, run): two hits _ Robert M ills (RBI|: one lilt _ Mark Randall (triple, run. two RBI), Norman Bowles (double). William Carlell (nm ), Mark Reyes (run), Samuel Vasqurz (RBI). Vincent Howard (RBI); one run _ Jim Reynolds. W ells Contracting: five hits _ Troy Ittckson (triple, two dou­ bles. four runs, five RBI); four hits _ Chris Wargo (four runs); three hits _ Ken Brown (double, two runs, two RBI), Tim Cooper (three runs, two RBI). RJck W ells (run. RBI); two hits _ Ray H artsfleld (double, two runs, two RBI); one hit _ Mike McLohon (two runs), Bob W ells (two RBI). Mark W hitley; two runs _ Matt Kalasnlk: one RBI _ Mike Ptpttone. Babe Ruth • S d frMto P s | i i b ben (double, single. RBI), Michael Hummel (two singles, two runs, RBI). Alex Kean (single, run. RBI), Chris Vergara (single, run), Jam es Ireland (single) and Matthew Underwood (RBI). M i BM BBS O B . 7 14 The schedule for the Barttblno .M inors at Roy H bller' Junior Field are: :l( rtt !•< Tonight _ Indiana vs. Devil Raya. 5:45 p.m .; Newsom e Hardwoods Athletics vs. Marl- CIBCUfT more rally, scoring two runs In the top o f the seventh Inning to pull out the win. Sarah Smith was the winning pitcher, throwing n com plete game to ratue her record to 0-0. Leading the way for the Lake M aiy offense, which only got six hits In the game, were Kelly Harbour (2-for-3, two RU1) and Lindsey Man* (double, RBI). ADAPCO: three hits _ Bobby Brown (home run. double, two runs, three RBI). Danny Hewitt (triple, two runs, two RBI), Terry Atkinson (triple, RBI), Chip Smith (two doubles, nm. two RBI): two hits _ Larry D il­ lon (double, two runs); one hit _ Donny Cerce (double, run). Bruce Sellers (nm . RBI). Chris Bryson (run). Dave Blakey; three runs _ Mike Clark. Pebble Junction: four hits _ Dave C obs (two home run*, four runs, six RBI), Jerry C a­ mus (double, three m ns, three RBI); three hits _ Vic D lBartolo (triple, double, four runs, five RBI), Brett Mode (two doubles, three runs, four RBI), Jonathan Jones (two doubles, run, three RBI). Kyle Bnibakcr (two runs); two hits _ Dave Knebcrleln (double, two runs, three RBI), nera. 7:15 p.m. Saturday _ Red Sox vs. Pi­ rates, 2:30 p.m. Blake Murray (run. RBI); one hit _ Bob Markos (double, nm. two R ni), Dave Bennett (fou runs), Kent Brubaker (U r rum ). Nubles Com m unication: three hits _ Brian Jones (hom nm. three runs, live RBI), Ja son Flanagan (home run, t* m n i. RBI); two hits _ To W ilks (home run. three runs two RBI), Mike Taylor (run. tw RBI), Larry Chunat (two RBI); one hit _ Jon Lu (run. RBI). Jam ie Pttzer (th rum ). Mickey Cogbum (RBI) Tony Taylor (run): one run, o RBI .J a s o n Mustek. B41SS.1T M IM S . B 4BBS3BST. 143 BBS SB. IS IB S G I B S . IT IS ■ d ill (IM i . SB 37 Monday _ New Tribes Mis­ sion Indians vs. Red Sox. 5:45 p.m. see P a fs IB two RBI), KentreUe Evans (3-for-4, three rum . RBI). Todd BabiJ (3-for-3. three runs). Johnny Gulaeppe (2-for-3. i double, run, >-RBI), Karcem Morton (l-lo r-5 . dou­ ble. run*. RBI), Josh’ Rhodes (2for-4, run). CHIT Dancy (double, two RBI), Jose M artinez (single, run. RBI) and Ben Jobanning (R B I). SCC (10-18) wtU be at home on Saturday for a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader with Lake City Community College ■tarilng at noon. RAtD ERB 10. LA B B B S 0 Fahey. Martin M O ik ™ liakrr and Oularppe. WP . ttakrr 13 31 M l . Ban* Save _ none. 30 . L U* . Fahey 11-4). SCC. C r m . SCC. Morton. Outecppe. Itonry. 311 _ none. IIH _ SCC. Ccevoa Kcrarda . L-BCC B-lfr. BCC 10-IB. sfawoia DAM MO. N -IS rM «-fl-P W B WILLIAM I CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC L»QBl NQtlCBB LbqbI Notlctf U g a l N o tlct * Ftorida neMer-grahl Plaintiff, AMOEV CORPORATION, a Flu.-'-'a corporation, and AM0CV PROPERTIES II, INC., • Ftorida corporation. Dclendantii) WOt i c I g f i m NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN Nm I pursuant lo Fwiat Judgment ef Foreclosure anieaed to the case ol M B. WILLIAMS CONSTRUC­ TION C O , INC., Plaintiff, and AMDKV c o r p o r a t io n and AMOEV PROPERTIES If. INC . Defendant*, in the Circuit Court, in and tor Beminol* County, Florida. Cato No. BtSS74-CA-II-P. ihe undatiigned Clerk will e*N at pubbs MW to Ms highatl and beet bidder tor caah at the Watl front dew ef the Seminole County Courthoua*. 3B1 N. Rent Avenue, Sanlord, Somtool* County, Florida, el to* how ef 1100 a.m on toe tth day ef April. A D ttkt, Ihat certain real property aituato and being in Seminolt county. Ftorida, described a* loAewe: Let 1. THI ANGLE RANK, according to tho piel toe leaf as recorded In p u t Book EE, Pago* I I and ET. PuMto Record* of Saminel* County. Florida. Street Addraai: 31 Skyline Drive Lake Mary. Florida 32744 MARYANNS MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jatewto Deputy Clerk William E. Reiichmaan. Jr., Esquire PO. Boa 44*4 Sanford. FL 327TE-4E4S Pufaflah Marchlt, IS. IB M OEA-IBf __________ __ ROnOEBf iJ R Q iP H i am engaged in bualneae el M l E. 1 4th Bf. Sanford, FL. BETTE. Seminole County; Florida, under toe Fictltfoua Name el A T N G # M A L RA RADI E l FfcGW8Tt and tool I intend » m «i*iw eabl nemo with lhe Ohrieion at Corporationi. Tabahetee*. Florida, in accordance wtto lh* provlalons of the FtctNtout Nam* BUlufea. 1b-Wit Section B U M . Florida Stalutoe I SSIBarbara Carre* Publish. Match IS. IB M PEA-104___________________ NOTIOS BF v o B a iP U H N W that lha undersigned desire* to •ngeg* In butineea under the flcmiou* name ef AM HKG AN SPECIALTY INBIfHANOI and inlanda to regietor lha I BedUoui name with the Ftorida Oivleion ef Corporation*. OWNER OF FICTITIOUS HAMS Slaton Insurance of Orlando, ino. PO Boa 114*71 Casselberry. FL BS71B COUNTY; SEMINOLE Pubbah: March IS. 14M OCA-110 >14 0A.14-G G U A M MOHTHAflE COMPANY F/X/A CHEMICAL MORTGAGE Plaintiff. HOPE A. ANDERSON; et el.. Neftoe ie hereby given that Muaiiasl In (kal St— i I■■A— ef Feraefoeura fa le f February SS. 1343. end entarad in eiv« number 33-3414 CA-14-G. ef the Clrcuil Court of lh* flto Judicial Circuit In and fee E n adnela County. Ftorida, •aberain CHASE MOAT GAG I COMPANY F/K/A CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. I* Plaintiff, and NOPE A. ANDER­ SON. IP LUANG AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER ANO p w i B B R I MF M R r m w g w a y i w n i KNOWN TO S3 DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER 8AI0 UNKNOWN P A N TIM MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST AE SPOUSES. MEINS. OSYtBEES. GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS,_____ UNKNOWN P C M O fR t) IN POSSESSION OF THE BUBJEOT R IA L PROPERTV, 41, N/X/A KIMBERLY SIMON IA U . l*/*w danffat. I « M eel to toe i l and beef Bidder tor *1 Irani deer ef to* Seminole County smarthouse In Santofd. Sendnefe Oeur'y, Florid*, of 1143 A M . *o too le i day of APRIL 1344. ly* *a #a*t "forth to eeid " A la i JudgmanL to art: LO T 34. EANFORO PLACE. ACC OP Ot NO TO T N I PLAT TM IR IO P AS RECOADEO IN P U T BOOK EE. PAGES EE THROUGH BE, PUBLIC --------OP -----------------COUNTY, FLORKM. NOTE! PURSUANT TO THE FAIR D EB T COLLECTION F R A C TIC IS A C T YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS U W FIRM IE DEEMED TO BE A D EBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO CO LLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL M USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated Mm 1*1 day ol MARCH, |ggg MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Clrcuil Court Ry Jen* E. Jaaewto Deputy Clerk COOIUS A STAWIARIKI 4014 Boy Seoul ( NOTICE I t HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE C m OF WINTER SPRINGS WILL HOLD A SEC­ OND READING ON PROPOSED ORDINANCE T i l T O OONMDEN ADOPT INO NSW REGULATIONS PtRTANMNa TO THE PRESER­ VATION OF T R U E WITHIN THE C m . RtaUiRtNG AN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMISSION ON THE -GREEN P U N ’ FOR THE CITY. REQUIRING THAT PERMITB BE OBTAINED FIRST BCFOAt THE REMOVAL OF TREKS AND THE CLEARING OF U N D . AND REQUIRING THE REPLACEMENT OF T R U E ANO PENALTIES FOR VIOUTIONS. THIS PUBLIC HEARHfO FOR THE SECONO READING OF ON DIMAMOK F it CONCERNING ADOPTION OF R EG UUTION S R C U TW Q TO TREES WITHIN THE CITY WILL BE HELD ON MAR0H 32. 1443 AT t:34 P.M. AT THE WINTER SPRINGE CITY HALL. Th IB i s PUBLIC klARIN O W tU TAKE PLACE AT THE CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS At 11EE EAST STATE ROAO 434. WHITER SPfUNOS..FLORIDA INTERESTED REASONS MAY ATTEND ANO BE HEARD ADDITIONAL INFORMATION F E R U M IN Q TO THE ABOVE MAY EE OBTAINED FROM 0. JM M TTS COOK AT THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OSPARTMSNT CODE ENFORCEMENT DIVISION. AT CITY NALL, 1123 EAST STATE FLORIOA FOR MORE INFOR­ MATION C A U S E 7 .1 I4 B 4 U 4 M TIES NEBOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTKtlPATI IN ANY OF THESE PROCEBMNOS SHOULD CONTACT THE EMPLOYEE R EU TtO N S DEPARTMENT COORDINATOR 4E HOURS IN AOWUfOS OP THE MEETING AT <437) SET13334233. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. IP YOU DEOtOE TO -A P P E A L ANY DECISION OP THE CITY TO ANY AT THIS MISTING. YOU WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PRO PURPOSES, YOU MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OP THE PROCEED­ INGS IS MADE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL i t TO BE B AS IC INTERIM CITY CLERK Publiah: March IE, 144* O E A -tfl Temps, Florida EEE4T ~ ir ( I I I ) 177-4004 PubiMk; March 3. IS. 1433 OEA-St MARK C. DAILEY, et el. Defendant*. F SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (to? {fig 4to^c?ltott4 FWP*rty to Seminole County, LOT S. ALAFAYA WOODB. PHASE 1S-B. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AE RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK SB. P A O it 71-74, OF THE PUBLIC NECOROE OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOOETHER with all th* oL oN and p a Ut, water, wafer righto ~end wafer Block, and a l (inure* now or thereafter o party of property, ineluding replace­ ment* and addition* thereto, for eel* to to* highest bidder tor ceth en th* 1*t day of APRIL, 1*44. ol 11:04 t m , al Mm Seminole Ceunly Courthoute. *41 N. Peril Avenue, Sanford. Florida, pureuenl to to* B u n m ry Final Judgment ef Fortcloeure entoied to tola action on to* 1*1 B*> of MARCH. 1444. MARYAHNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT ftf>*vmto J orr g Io* v^wwvw lauwAn Deputy Clerh CHflord B. Shepard, HI, Eequire B L a a . . ,d rare*--------- R •NfgWBi fBMWn, ■ 0 nadto.lt, PA. ESI Narthaaal fvanhoe Suite SS* ^W|treu *to e^pereon with o dienw del ion hi aider topartieipet* to tot* pieen dtog, you ora onNBod, *1 no east to you lo I he of certain aseialaoce. *1 Court, at 441 N. JAMES L CONMOOER and IL IZ A B tlH CONEWOSR Plaintiff. V*. WILLIAM R O D R K H iU end VIVIAN ROOM OUBI Oefendenffai. NOT1BB GF BALK Nebt* to given Bwl *0 APRIL E. 1444, at 11:44 a m at th* Weal front door of too Seminole Clara Ftorida. the real pm party: Lol S I. TUSKAW IUA ACRSS. Otoordtoa to to* plot thereof *• recorded to Plal Booh >1. peg* 33. PuMto Reeerda ef Seminole County. Florid* Th* tale wJI be made purtuant to to* Amended Final Judgment ef Foraetoaure entered to Ihla WITNESS my hand and Mw teel of toll court on thto 4th day oi (COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORES Clerk el Circuit Court By: Jane K. Jo PaW k® PO. N okia Wlnler Park, FL tSTBt NOTICE OtSABIUTIEE A C T OF 1333 AdnUntolratiya Older No- 43-37 Person* with a dIaahtoffy who need a special occemmedofioo to porifeipai* to toto pw»eedtof should m v ew ra cqaUcI eaeewygrawe Triephonr (447) I H -V i h " t a t 4137: 1■440*444-4771 (TOO), or 1-444-4S3-377S1V). vto Florid* Petoy Ferric a. Publiah: March I t . 13. IB M DBA-100 34741, af 447-323-433*. srithto Boo washing day* ef year ef Ihto Nebce: H yeu arc 771. Menh 4, IS, 1144 Notort^^^Kerafi^^ve^ftiet we ora engaged in buataee* of 441 State Ro 434 N . BuH* 1134. Jamestown Ptoee, Alla men to Springs, Fl, 3ST14, 4aminela County. Florida, under Ha* Flctilioua Nam* of R O R E AT M B S and that we inland to •egtoler eeM name with the of Corpora ttofto, i . Ftorida, to aooari Btnra MewaMilRjLm.au, n i bB^m I WM FleUUou* Nome Btoluto*. To- Dhrtoion of Department af Mato, Stefa ef toe puMtoalton el thto neltoe. the fictitious item*, le-wlt Oiaeaiae Friers N*4 to buileeee ot S IS Sweetwater ttetufe* 1441. That Bra party to totenot to eeid buatoee* eoferprieo to *a Pubbeh: More* I t , 1444 OSA-144 0EA-14S GAME N04 ts-taii-GO-as-K ALAFAYA WOODS ASSOCIATION. INC., ADA -ww»* Coerdineior et 341 N. Park Avenue. Suit* N.341, t enfold. Ftorida 32771.04 ieeal tore day* March 18.1444 �..1 ■.* .. I - -J-- Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florid* • Friday, March 12,1298 • M ~~1 Financial calendar SunrtM Klwsnl* The Seminole Sunrloe Klamnia Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney’a, US 1792, south o f Airport Boulevard. Oueat are welcome. For Infor­ mation, call Tony McDaniel at 324-0409. Fro# clinic Friday A free clinic to include blood pressure check, blood auger screening and Immunizations w ill be held every Friday, burn 9 to I I a m . at the Oeneva Elementary School in the old school building, com er o f First and Main Street in Oeneva. The clinic la sponsored by the Seminole County Health D e­ partment in conjunction with the Seminole County S h eriffs O ffice and Oeneva Elementary School. For information, call 349-92S4. Substance abuse SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education, la conducting a "Fam ilies in Crista’ outreach program. Interested organizedona wanting to contact the Life Savers Club o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharake at 2 9 1-4357. Seniors meet LAKE MARY _ A senior's group m eets for lunch the second Friday o f each month at Lake Mary Church o f the Nazarene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Are. The noon m eeting la held In the Fellowship Hall. For more Information, contact BUI at 322-1006. Alzheimer's A support group for adults for p helm rr'a D ia a a e m eet* the Drat Friday o f the month, bom 2 to 3:30 p jn .. at AH Soul* Catholic C hu ith. 301 W. Eighth Street. Sanford. This service la sponsored by the O n ater Orlando Alzheim er's Association. ings. The with the Bromellad Bromellad formation. 321-0838. eodety Is affiliated Florida Council o f Sodetles and the Society Inc, For In ­ call Bud Martin, Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank la asking donors o f all types o f blood • espedally O-type d o­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 E. Second 8t. For Information, call 322*0622. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club o f Satuord meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Cancer support Support, Hope and Recovery, 8 .H A R , meets every Monday afternoon at S p m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far com er o f the dining room. This la a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-0737 or 322-7766 for more In­ formation. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a m ., at the Sanford Senior Center. For in ­ form ation. call 322-6326. Heathrow women The Heathrow Women’s Club meets the second Monday o f each month at the Country C lub at Heathrow. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m., followed fay a business m eeting and a luncheon artth various speak­ ers. For more information call Dee W illiford at 806-0067 or to join call Linda Wish at 333-3702. families Narcotics Anonym ous £ * - %r*' 3. the "discu ssion and questions. For Information, call 843-1910. Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House o f Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. The Round Table Writers* Oroup meets every Saturday at 10 a m . tn the cu e at B ord en •n bookstore. 800 W. State Road -In 436 (southeast com er o f 436 and 434). Altam onte Springs. The meetings are open to anyone Interested In Im proving writing skills, whether for en ­ joym ent or to advance toward getting work published. Th ere is no coat. Anyone la welcome to attend the fw^wngp, and to _ fay bringing exam ples o f own creative writing. I f a se ri­ ous critique la desired faring right o r ten extra copies for others to mark and edit. For more information «**n Darrell Johnson at (407) 2021449. -I Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets the brat Sunday o f the month at 2 p m . through April at the A g­ ricultural Center in Sanford., The d u b educates member* an dayllly growing through ■Rde shows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There are no d u b dues. C all 351-3219. J haw v Bromallad Soetety The "**»"*» Branched So­ ciety m eets the third Sunday o f the month, at 2 p m ., at Sanford Q u den Club. U.S. 17-92 * Fairmont Avenue, Sanford. A ll u p ecta of-brom ellad culture ' are covered during the m eet­ AD M CC a d v ls s d ^ "R * - *Tdum p ms. Your advioa to rata­ ls « s sod, but H was right on. I nrsd away, changsd my name, d moved on w ith my Ilf* . L ife ■at always basa assy, but notht worthwhile over is. I have baan happily married far ytara sod hava two wondorflil IldroB. Mr huabaad knows all out my rocky past, far w t hava no seta batwaan ue. fm active la th* my bachelor’e dagrea. 1 bow havo lev* aad. finally, nspsctl I wieh 'Rapantad* tha boat o f [CAPTAIN’S LICENS D E A R A B B Y ; 1 roconUy atidad yot another Amaral whan ra n ! epeokere shared remiaio- packad w ith echoolm atae, bora and friends. M y family net the only mourners who i but he’s also not tfafri as lovin g and carin g as ha was before. That has baan painAiL M y children now attend ufarw1 w ith th * children o f tha people I want to scfaosl with, plus a ll the parents who hoard about me jftto g h tbs grapeviaa, Tha whia- W W W W W W W q \ Provids nonmsdfcs) labor ; support to prsgnant % \ woman and their fsmiliss. j $ Classes begin March 12 \ \ st Memorial Hospital* J i Wsst Volusia. Call for Info J ! ft fat. (407) 631-9977 J b W relationship to tha dactaaod. It mada hi* participation poignant d e a r u rn t f^ o w a a fl at ms, than looking sway. M y bU* foar is that my children will out 1 don't volunteer anymore or go to many o f my kids' school functions, hoping It w ill koap tha w hispers from reaching my children. Abfay, people don't forget or fargive end move on. They still see you os you wars when you were * teen­ ager. Please urge "Repented* to move and start over. I f rd dm * H, I would ho a much happier parson DEAR ABBY: I believe your sug­ today, and not eo paranoid about gestion to th * guy who has his who i 'l l run Into s t tho L ittle name on his sM utfrisod's nostarior League Said or st a school function. Parents: Talk to your kids. Be could be im proved upon- Since Involved with them end keep an everybody in th eir sm all town knows about it, why not declare bar o m b m in d , I f m y n a iu n ta h a d been caboose s public billboard end 1st there for ms, 1 know I would have other asm s* ho tattoood on hsr itpsnoa. — B m, m h IIM IN ENDLESS PAIN. I had ■ totpmsts during World ORLANDO, FLA. W arO who had his ghto asm* tat­ too^ on his thigh. After h* pot the proverbial "D ear J o b s ' letter, a short trip tn the tattoo sitltt moult K The Sanford Aero M odelers Club meets every third Monday o f the month starting at 7 p.m., with the -Model o f the Month’ competition at G reater Sanford Chamber o f 400 F First St. A ll phases o f R/C model aircraft are presented. The d u b 's Dying field Is located In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion. contact Lee Dorsue at 5744732. A Childbirth Assistant $Training $ Certification \ DEAR ABBY: "Boprotod in Orapoo* has walkad in my ahoaa. I mar­ ried a young man from my homotown who found out about my past after we wars married and had chil­ dren. It's now 17 years later. We’re ■till married, but ha doesn't treat M odelers C lu b anything. Swindlers o f­ ten pose as legitim ate business people, charity workers, or law enforcement officers Just to convince people to give up cash, checks, credit card num­ bers, and other valuable Infor­ mation. Unfortunately, too many people fall for a friendly voice, an official-looking document, and a fantastic-sounding sales pitch that's really part o f a ■cam. Closely review your credit card bills and bank statements. Open this mall as soon as pos­ sible after U arrives to moke sure that no one else is using your account and to protect you rself from claim s that you were In some way negligent (especially Important with checking and saving* ac­ count*). Compare the Ust o f transactions with your own rec­ ords and receipt*, and gener­ ally search for anything that may be questionable. And I f your credit card bill or monthly bonk statement doesn't arrive as expected, that could be a sign that someone has stolen this Important m all or put tn a lake change o f address as part o f a fraud scheme. C all the Is­ suer immediately. It's also a good Idea to p eri­ odically review your credit re­ ports. maybe once a year o r so, t o . make sure someone else hasn't used your name to get a credit card or a loan. For a copy o f your credit report from the three credit h u r e ^ v . “ *n these special toll-free numbers: Equifax at 600-685-1111, Experlan at 000-682-7664, and Trans Union at 600-666-4213. Under 1090 »m wvitii*nw t%» F a frC re d lt R ep ortin gA rt? the most you can your credit report you're entitled to a free copy once a year tinder certain cir­ cum stances (including I f you Vs been a fraud victim ). rr The Sanford la k esid e Lions Club m eets the first and third Monday o f the month, at 7:00 p.m ., at the Marina Hotel. Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call Matt Ahemose. 322-0546. or David Hall, 330-5238, Sanford-Seminole Art A sso­ ciation meets on the fourth Sat­ urday o f each month, at 1 p .m ., at Shoney*a In Sanford. Those tm erestea in i n u t wucocoe u> )v Fraud artists know how to recy­ cle trash Into cash. How? Socalled ‘ dum pster divers* pick through rubbish and find things they can use to counter­ feit or order new checks or credit cards. "That old saying that 'one mans trash Is another man's treasure1Is certainly true tn this case, 'sa y s Oene Seitz, a baud exam iner with the FDIC In Washington. So the next time you want to get rid o f credit card receipts or applications, old credit cards, canceled checks, monthly statements, or loan checks, tear them up Into bits before you put them In the trash. You might even want to acatter the pieces Into separate trash bins. B Alt Aeeoeletlon •unbolt Dayllly Club ma jam carry Many people think It's no big deal to leave their wallet unattended, even Just for a few minutes, Inside their car. office or gym locker, or at a store, restaurant, phone booth, or other public place. Unfortu­ nately. w allets and their con­ tents are easy to lose or have stolen. As lY e said In the peat, never set down your wallet In public unless your hand Is at­ tached to ll. Also, don’t ca n y around more blank checks than you really need, Just In case you lose your wallet. Likewise, consider can­ celing any credit cards you don't really need or use, b e ­ cause they're Still valuable to a thief. Closely protect your Social Security number, bank account numbers and other personal information, if you think a crook needs to steal an actual check or bankcard to commit a crim e, think again. Just know ­ ing you r credit card account number and a little personal information about you (such as your Social Security number, birth date, address, or your m other's maiden name) can b e way or your curbside mailbox. Instead, deposit it into a blue collection box. hand It to a let­ ter carrier or take it to the local post office. ’ Unfortunately.* says Ken Hunter, the Postal Service's C h ief Inspector, ’ putting up the red flag on the curbside m ailbox alerts thieve* that there may be something o f value to steal.* Lakeside Lions Writers' group enough for a con artist to make or order new cards in your name, or to sim ply buy goods and services over the phone. Don't have your Social Secu­ rity number pre printed on you r checks. And don't carry personal Identification numbers (PINs) for your ATM card or credit card in your wallet, b y to m em orize them instead. lag to s k s iiU The W inter Springs Chapter o f AARP meets the third Monday* o f the month, at 1 p.m>, at the W inter Springs Senior Center o ff 'fd a rn s ar Avenue. Senior' citizens. 60 and over, a n in ­ vited to attend. For 0286. Gamblers Oam-Anon for friends, meet day and Friday (non-sm okers) at 7:30 p.m ., Church o f the Oood Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For m ore Information, call 236-9206. For sim ilar reasons, always take your receipts and carbons with you after using plastic at an ATM. gas station, store, res­ taurant. or anywhere else. Take them home and keep them In a safe place, at least long enough to make sure your account statements are correct. Then when It comes tim e to dispose o f them, do It the safe w a y slice 'em and dice 'em first. Woman creates bright future to cover dark past AARP G am blers, •tR* FDIC Consumer News tn the past has run several warnings about specific types o f crim es and how to guard against them. This time, though, we decided to print this special report on how to fend o ff practically any financial fraud or theft that may come your way. I don't want to frighten you. If you're lucky, these crim es w ill never happen to you or som e­ one you know. But I also think that crim e prevention takes more than Just luck-lt takes knowledge and a willingness to take action, too. So how can you protect your­ self? Start by reading our list o f some o f the brat and easiest approaches that, regrettably, too many consum ers have e i­ ther forgotten, dism issed, or never even knew about. Protect your incom ing and outgoing m ail. On any given day. your mall could Include checks, credit card applica­ tions lo a n checks’ (typically blank checks you receive from your credit card company with offers to “w rite you rself a loan*) and other Items o f Interest to thieves and baud artists. You can help Uck postal theft by taking some sim ple precau­ tions suggested by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service In Washington. Remove your mail from you r possible after It's delivered. I f a check, credit cord, or other valuable mail doesn't arrive as expected or tf the envelope a p ­ pears tampered with. noUfr the sender and a postal Inspector at your local post office. Also, never leave outgoing m all con­ taining checks for utility or credit card b ills at your door- fraud can be avoided edIn*Ktty" baeomIng'Ktrt?1— t o W W W W t W M W i Price include! text and ■lithe Mob. April 5 S T . chftf|€l. Wtt ite r Thz Cmrw Mbs kkm �48 •Sermnoirt Herald, Sanford, Florida ■Friday. March 12, 1299 Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE 79 CHEVY CAMERO VIN 1QI7D9N821243 754 MONROE RD (C-18) LAKE MONROE. FL 32747 3/93/99 * 00 AM Publish March I t , 1999 DEA-123 IN TN E C IR C UIT CO URT OF TH E 10TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: *a 93*3 OA 14 O UNION PLANTERS BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/K/A UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK SUCCESSOR BY MERQER TO LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF v* DANE L. BROWN A/K/A DANE LEE BROWN. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES.ORANTEES ASSIQNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. LINDER Ofl AGAINST DANE L. BROWN A/K/A DANE LEE BROWN. FEUCIA O. BROWN. IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIQNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CUUM1NO AN INTEREST BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINIT FELICIA D. BROWN. A10MA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC: ALOMA WOODS/ESTATES AT ALOMA WOODS ASSOCIATION. INC. COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERVICES. INC. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION M O TtC ? ^ ™ ™ FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot forecloeure dated February 39. IS M , entered in Civil Cm * No *9 S M I CA 14 B ot th* Circuit Court ot tha 1IT H Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I will sail to th* lughett and beet bidder lor cash At West Front Door ol Courthouse ol tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N. Park Avenue to Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 a n , on Ih* 4th day of MAT, 1SM th* followtog described property ae eel forth to aald Summary Final Judgment to-wit LO T 47. ALOMA WOODS PHASE 1. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 47. PAQES 47, 44. AND 4S, PUBLIC HECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Dated thi* 111 day ol MARCH, 1SSS. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) .MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jaaewte Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. University Drive Suite 900 Plantation, FL S3334 18*4) 233 *000 In accordaneo with Ihe American with DtaaMNtie* A ct Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR EEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURIEDIOTION DIVISION CASE NO. ee-14BCA-14 0I. W TEXAS COMMERCE DANA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS CUSTOOIAN Plaint IR, ALAN R DELQAUEGO and BARBARA □ OELQALLEGO el a t. Detendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice It hereby given that pursuant lo that Fmel Judgment of Forecloeure dated February 24. 1999. and entered In civil cate number M -24SCA-I4 Oiv W. ot the Circuit Court ot the tlth Judicial Circuit tn and lor Seminole County. Florida, wherein TEXAS COMMERCE DANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS CUSTODIAN.le Plaintiff and ALAN R DELOALLEQO. BAR­ BARA B. DELOALLEQO,___ _ UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY NO 1. N/K/A LORRAINE O OR IKt. la/are Delendant(a). I will tell lo the highetl and beat bidder lor cash el the west front door of the Seminole County courthouse In Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, at 11 00 A M on the lei day of APRIL. 1099. the Ishowing described proper­ ty ae eel lorth in laid Final Judgment, to evil LOT 171, BENTLEY WOODS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAGE 79 - 92. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANT INFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated the 1 * 1 day of MARCH. MARTANNE MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Jen* E Jetewrc Deputy Clerk C O D lU t A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 490 Tampa. Florida 31407 Telephone (111) 077-8001 C tS 498-00191 Publish: March 9. I t . 1999 OCA-29 71— H elp Wavttd 15— H ealth & Beauty 29 PEOPLE WANTEO Gel Paid t U I For the t>* 8 inche* you wd low m the nett 30 day* Guar anteed 8 Al Natural CALL TOLL FREE 14lt4 r3-11M 1at 8 2nd SMt* Wo have 6 long term opening* tn the Sanford area MuM have own transpo & d e U M Mo ex­ perience regd No Fee1 Drug Test noqd Cad #04 6713 OR 767 8188' 21— P e r s o n a l s Adopt: Chikfet*. loving Ch Ju­ lian couple pray lor a newborn to cherish in a staple, caring home Legat'conlKjenliit Please contact Anomer PatnciA Strowbndg*. FL Oar No. 776458. Ann Marilsa at 1 800-339-3821 Adopt OUR WISH is to share our love and the* w<th a baby Beautitul horn*, stabt* environ­ ment coBege education, chanc­ e l lo travel, and a large loving Iamity Ptoaie call Anomay Pa­ tna* Strowbndge, FL Bar No. 776459. Attention Mantsa O 1800 339-3821 * General Laborara (Semi dulled 8 Skitled) needed m r » Gaiety * Arc Duct Mechanics Electri­ cian! 8 Nalpara wloois 8 ei penence needed immediately Top pay Transportation 8 defy pay avafabto * Secretary needed immediate­ ly! * Driver with van preferred, not required 71— H elp Wanted Driver* COLA, Company 8 OWN O f1, mm on* year i n , 48 Slate* 8 Canada Justus Transport, East Orlando. 1-605 597-5878 Apply at IM S Park Drive, Sanford, 302-1940, EOE Dump Truck Driver; Ful time, COL required, vacation and pen­ sion. Cal 322-8133 •"People pareon"* InII Cotoekl dynamic fun. tod viduat w great people Stolls to heto local e*pansion 265 7060 LONELY? CALL TOtHTE! 1905378 2111 X 2178 1 7 9 9 -mmut* Must be 18 years otd Serv-U 618-645 8434 WtSi-ms welcome 7 daPrtvale rma Female Sul Use XMM0007785 407-1194)00 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE Immediate. M arne employ­ ment lor anyone interested in working towards a career a* an electrician Little or no e>p la necessary Some out or town have! a req Fu*y competitive wage 8 benefits package CaM K A K Electric, Inc, Sonford, FL Ph(407)32)-6)00 "Cracker Barrel" OHhwasher*. Cooks. Servers 200 Hickman Dr (t-4 * Mwy 46) 407-124-1029 120 unit apt. comptsi In need of Maim. Atipvtr. A PT house­ keeper. Supver must be A/C certified, pool care a phi*. Fa* resume lo 123-241). Activity assistant P/T, Itaubte hour*, apply n person at 850 S MaeonvCto Ave.. Santord Animal Cora/Kannet* FT/PT. BenaMa. own car 407-116-2171 Sanford; V I w4h cJhc* A Mo*.er m law Good are* 1750 171 U T S 321-6757 Child Car* In dean Chnshan home. 7 yrt **p Ages 6wkl3yrs 1355214 M REMBRAL JURIS OfCTtON BABB BOt S7-16B-O A-14-B FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PLAINTIFF VS. JORGE M. ROQUE; ADA LUZ ROQUE; PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION O f BEAR CREEK, INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE A t UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION D tFtN O A N TlI) NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Granting th* Motion to Reeot Foreclosure tel* dated March S, IS t t , entered to Chrll Caa* No. S 7 -I4 I-C A -1 4 -B of tha Circuit Court ot th* 11TH Judicial Circuit to and lor SEMINOLE County, Sami nola, Florida, I will is* to the highest end boat bidder for cash at th# Weal Front Doer at tha SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse in Seminole, Florida, at 11.-90 a m o'clock a m on th* Sth day of APRIL, 1S*t th* fdlowiag described property a* set forth to said Summary Final Judgment to-wit LO T 34. SCAR CREEK. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. A* RECORDEO IH PLAT ROOK SI. PAGES A4 ANO S*. OF THE PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Dated this Sth day ol MARCH, ISM . (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE.CLERK Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jasewic Deputy Clerk IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, parson* with dleabil■lie* needing a special accom­ modation ehould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at Ih* SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323-4330 EXT 4217. t-SOO-fit-6771 (TS 0 ) or 1-S50-IIS-S770, via Florida Relay Service DAVID J. STERN. P.A M l S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE M 0 PLANTATION. FL 33314 (944) 233-4000 Publish March 12.19. 1949 DFA-99 104 Oaks C L beautiful IW 9 sq n CaUomia style 2 story, pool, lenms ct amembes Re­ duced lo (123,000 221-8061 Weal Sanford: 1623 Bq 6. M apff plan Ooumet U . I106K ttoL Jsrmgan Prop. 3253165 an deck overtook* pond, coun­ try ewng. specious 997919*90 Sanford 4/2 W- La Comer Lot. Out**)* Storage Shed. Com OfetoTy Remodeled 9790*790 Commercial Apace 800 Sq Ft. 2 Offices tod Reception n » i Alarm Syttom____4*Mf**29 1 Warehouse Bay* 1600 767-0500*1122 now 174 900 VACANT LOT-Loch Arbor 832.000 ta. few wooded LAKE MART LO T* Wooded ITS 000 WYNNE WOOO-Santord Adam* C l . Wooded lot *11000 JIM DOYLE 321-SOAS (407) 322-2405 W l NEED HOUSE A TO RENT 114— 55—Business Opportunities revoke your Uceneefs)- You have Hi* right >• request a hearing pursuant to Section 120*7(1) and (t). Florida •taluto*. try mailing a request lor same to Urn Florida Department el tnaurane* Ontee ot Legal Aenrtaea. *1t Larson Butldtog. TaUahaaaee. Florida 11188-01)3. It a request tor hearing la net recahred by April 8. 1888. the right to hearing In W a r e h o u s e /R e n t a l Space 70— Education 4c T raining Jemlgan p roperties, ine. 71— H elp W anted 10 pnv6 *m m Lake Mary area. C al PMkp • 942-6268 between A#rrv4pm, Ntwfy RsmoDeied Tltraa Bedroom, With Porch, Central Mr, Rings And Retrigsfitor. Publish: March S, I I . t » M DCA-S4 JUDfOlAL CIRCUIT, M AMD FOR SEM M O LE COUNTY, S ale Estrualon Operator* Traenng position As shifts Need lest learners mechanically inclined ATTENTION WORK FROM M O M Earn an Elba >505*1500-mo PT 92.000-94.50Qmo FT 1-66S-621-0B72 www wfhbucom anagem ent x 103— H ousesU nfurnished S te & S T R O tf 33—Weight Fo Sanford In Country 1 bdrm house - I600m o A tOOG’drp 1 bdrm apt - |42Vmo A >425/dap Ce* 37SOOB3 27— N ursery & Child C are Day Cara: Loving Cnrisiun homo. Pr*-K program* 3*. Crafts Trp*. Fun 3214846 om es Ir lr c h h o ff *% > 0 fw o c la tt Now hiring FT posikon lot deliv­ ery A account mgr. reqtl Das* D. must Mt 75 t i t . some phone skies, pfu* mo. bonuses 401K plan, drug free, EOE, Cal 3025588 or la* 302 5582. 1522 S French Ave, Contact Mark Mgr ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need ed NOW! Covenant Transport hat Immediate openings lor driver trainee* No oxpertonce needed Earn |4SK to S55K phis benefits COL Vaming avaiabto 605435 5593 tog a apoclal accommodation to participate to M e proceeding should contact the Clerk ol the Circuit Court at the Seminole County Courthouse at 407-3234330, not later then coven day* prior to the proceeding. It hoartog impaired. 1- «00-*4S-t 771 (TDD) or 1-400-11*4770, via IB TH E CIRCUIT CO U R T M A R IN E R S V I L L A G E LAKE ADA 1 Bonn 1420*40 2 BOHU . 9415*10 ANO UP 3 2 3 -6 6 7 0 141— H PAINT PREP needed Mutt have trtnsp lo Sanford 3-4 weeks ot work t6 0(Vhr cash Stan now 407-838-8836 23—Lost A Found REWARD lor return of male Dalmahan. neutered, tost Sal Mar 6. Country Club Rd 8 Lake Mary Btvd are*, named Oreo. 3214004. 99— A partments U nfurnished 71— H elp Wanted dba KI1CCAM Construction A Kevin Felgenhauer, Detendant M O TIO I OP •M IKIFF'* M U NOTICA IS HEREBY OIVCN that by virtu* ot that certain Alla* Writ of Elocution issued out of and under the seal ol the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, Caa* • C l 64-7*37 upon a final lodgment rendered to the aforesaid court on the tth day of June A O. 1*67 to that certain case entitled A inker Materials Corporation, Plaintiff vs KCF Contract Sarvlca* Inc. dba tegla Contrata Conatructlon dba atreiftot Line Masonry dba KIICCAM Conatructlon A Kavto aforesaid Alla* Writ ol Execution was delivered to me e* ■he riff of Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon aU the right title and totareat ot the defendants to the following County, Florid*, mors part leutarty described a* follow* Lotal and t . Slock 9, MAP OF EMTZMIN OCR'S ADDITION NUMBER ONE TO LONOWOOD, according to the mao or pial thereof as recorded In Fiat Rook A, Pag** M and 17, Public Record* ot Baminoio County, Florida gayf BA lauAoaw li-,,, a ,4 mm M rIbitoa~lPE ■nB pw nm w m n ip n p i m vnpfwv of Aaminoto County. Florida. wW el 11:00 A M on the H id day of March A 0 . 1*96 otter tor tats and a*M to the high**! bid­ der, FOR CASH IN HAND AND ■UBJSCT TO AN T AND A U EXISTING LIENS, at Uto Front (Waal) Door, at the step*, of the Seminole County Courthouse to Sanford, Florida, th* above described property. That said sale to being made to ealltfy the term* ol this Alia* Writ of Execution Donald F. Ealinger. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1660, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDINQ SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITE SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE EHERIFF'fl OFFICE. 1)41 ESTH STREET, SANFORD. FLORIOA AT LEAST FIVE DAVE PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS. (407) 1354440 TTD 1407) 333-3333 Publish February 18. 38. March I . I I . IS M Church Boc rotary; PT 2S hr*/ weak. Sand raauma to Graea Uratod Methods! Chun*, 489 N. Country Club Rd.. Lake Mary, 32746 Yoon for 118— Office Space For Rent Po*ittona: FT. Busy 97—Apartments Furnished offlo* need* hard working XK»vh)u*N. dapondabi*. prolassionai. Ex- 141— HOMES For S ale N m . Work PAJO TOOAY1 up and a—nar Sanford are*. I Notice la hareby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning A Zoning Commission to the City Commission Chamber*, City Had, Sanford, Florida at 7:80 pm . on Thursday, March 18. 1869, to consider the lot lowing chang* and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford, laminola County, Florida. Raiontog from: R l-t, Restricted Industrial To that of: MR-1. Multiple Family Dwelling Residential LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS 1/> Aik g. Tract 11, Team ol Santord, according lo the Flat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book 1, Fag* t i l , Public Record* ol *eminola County. (407)786-8800 99— A partm ents U nfurnished Shop Semfnolt Herald* Pm ffledi Evwydsyl SaStiBi O A re you afraid o f th e phone? O D o you hate dealing w ith th e public? If your answer to these questions is no! IlM, iwtow* #rwfeuwrwiltingforjwr// AH pan lee to totareat and eldtana shall have an opportunity lo be hoard at aald hearing*. Jama* R. Vatorino. Chairman Planning A Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II o person decides to appoal a decision mod# with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hoertogt. he/.ha may need a verbatim record ol tha proceeding, including the testimony and evidence, which record I* not provided by the City of Sanford (FA tM .O tO I) PERSONA WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASEIETANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDING! SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 9 )0 ASM 48 H O U R ! IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. PUBLISH: March 1. f S .IS M DEA-1S The Seminole H erald Is looking for a BE G*f CALLING TOO AY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA 1405422-1ISE Operator M i 100 am - 4 30 pm MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY D D L .. INC. Classified Representative. houawdriver. Must have vend F O L Efl-50-ETJhr, baaed on **>. A work history. Heavy Uittog raod. Cal «31-6767 kxappt CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos D XXK VKUQJXKHXW L V A H L H P H R V V L V V — C V K W . • ON 8 J A H F F U U U O S K R X K L X V C X O PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Soma men rob you whti s ala-gun otfisfa rob you witha fountainpen.* — Woody Guthrie |c)l>M»rNEA.hK This full-time position offers: •Great Benefits •Paid Vacation •Haatth Insurance •401K Plan •Ganaroua Incantivaa Package , t 2 ; We need a self-starter with top-notch customer service skills, telemarketing experience, computer knowledge and superb organizational skills If this sound* Ilk* you, Call K*lli* © (407) 322-2611 for an appointment it I �t J . j . ; VMM Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Friday, March 12, 1999 • BB Paying for your classified ad Seminole Herald We gladlyt accept Mastercard. Mastercard, Vrsa, Visa, Discover and American Erpress We also will take cash or a personal check. 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VehtdevCampers For Sale 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Rtmodekng 254 Air Conditioning 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect Ropair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpel A Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic Tile 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 Drywall 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lake front Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Sendees 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 Ckl. Lube A Filter 294 Pointing 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 PianoOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Sendee 313 TV/Radto 314 Upholstery 316 Welding A Sheet Metal 310 W ell Drilling 319 Window Washing A Tinting KIT 'IS* CARLYLE ® by Ijirry Wright * ffio - awo Tm c K- c l o g MAY * y*<w - e*4sJt> POM PsesoM.- r ----------Advertise your yard sale In thr Srmlnolr Iterate for only 8.31/per line fix * W r Call by Noon on Tuesday and yuur W ine ad can run fixe three days in the HeniM for only 89. IB! 77 157—M obile Homes For Sale Hertsy Sportster cammed- ( 407 ) 322-2611 up mouw. lots ot chrome and gold doutse O i l iprmgx* h r t end. te a i« beauMui. 17000 oeo C«x 323MW Quaes Sate: 150 Estate Cade. Lake Mary. Sal. Mpm Domes, tool* tome antique*, hi-rvture. and much more 219—Wanted to Buy 180—Business For Ct (oil E E Wfcameon & Rangelme) Sat. B-3pm Toys, games. hirrvtura. couches, domes. Household Iteme. S ale 221—Good T hings to Ea t 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For Sale 238—V ehicles Wanted 221— G ood T hings jo Ea t Itaa-M «L IT. to R tade. Cen­ tral Air. onmg. W/O, take new. It S.700, cel 407-944-64IR. and* (40?) IKKUMUU tf/i Advertise your business or Services $30.00 a month! 800-554-7364 II the Classified Department at: 41 Complain 81 Batty of pinups 84 Show plainly 56 Shoeiaca Up Sd Dm# of year nnmnn onnn nnnmnn nnmrann □□nnnD rannnnn □ran raran nnnn nnrannnn nnmnn nran □□□ nnnnnn nnrannra □□nnnn nnnnnn nnn nran manna nnranmran □nan nnn nram amaman nnnnnn nnnnnn nnmrann nnnn nranmn 252-Accounting ABLEBANKS TAX 9RRVICC We make house cate. * Quick. Accurate. Year Round, cal: 1-SOO-OR-TAXES. Z5>* a d d it io n s m Remodeling ADVANCt TtCTOMCS Local PuUdw since 1M1 m $ m cocooiM t Country Style City . 275-Drywall 278-Electrical siting, docks i oonemto. 3214332 S Oflomt C8C10680 HRWTAOR RLKCTMC ALL YOUR M rtVK f NCEOS UC.RR0911BM 407-322-224# 256-A ppliance Repair BARRY'S APPUANCtB Parts-Sales Setvtce NewiUsed Since 1B7B SM-TOBO NREDANRLKCnBCUNT CALL DICK’S ELECTRIC 407-321<3733 Ue. KD000232M)vor 39 Vfl. 263-Carpentry CARPCNTIIL Al Home 279-Hair Salons 264-Carpet 4 Installations CARPET BfSTAUATION Rstey^reMNtMR repair. 281-Irrigation 4 Repair Irrigation-Repairs 285-Landscaping ORVWALL-STUCCCHtepalrs WalBCeRng Textures Matched 1print PbrcowU 22243M (UcAned) NEW RCMOOCLHEWUR Mchard Oroee 321-5972 Convenient Spacious Affordable *---» -------• ------■ ---------■----IIJW- - tepng r T W , WSHW1| 111 IW Res/Comm! Family ownedtoer. Free t M J Ucflna/Bonded 4or-B74aaai F A N TA S TIC 6A*ifc Wed •Mens' day •17JB ^-W oerena; ^ H - N 323-7180 d.,hauling 294-Painting 300-Pressure C l e a n in g 280-Home Improvements 268-Ch i lo C are C enters YATES noonratinea IBM • Spacious Apartments with large Closeis ■ Lake Freni • Volleyball • Sparkling Pool • Tennis Courts . r 45 w 54 66 269-Cl e a n in g S ervices Church A I r . Mac. M . Oen. Uc. eftCOOSMBO. 222-144# Support your local businoaa, they aro the heart ot your community. ■41 w m r Countiy Lake Apartments $30 p«r month.........3 llnss/3 months $40 per month.........4 linet/3 months $50 per month.........5 linss/3 months Classified (407) 322-261 1 �\ V I T T 6B •Seminole HerakJ. Sanford. Florida •Friday. 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Whal you team could benoM you In aome CANCSN (June 21-Jufy 22) Somwihng you accomplish today could have reaidual benehta attached lo a that you may be unaware of at the time However, a w * reveal toad quite eoon CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) If you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If there t* parity handle thlnga property today, your m an arrangement that you've been tryvig proapecta for enlarging your malarial to negohato lately, aa parties we do very baae ktoka quae promWng Look lor h e w el Look for waya today lo make tha profit-aide of your ledger lo get more happen, and Vion pul * beck on h e table. muode. VMOO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A equation that haa already been going amoothly might begin to ahow additional benehta lor you You could gel the fuel aignala LIBRA (S ept. 23-Ocl. 22) Seek out AQUARIUS (Jan. » f a b . 19) Have taah In your kteaa today, even d they don? eound hatgaad to bystanders. You have h e abmy to add bnagutauve louchee lo you're working an. etna NrMU. lac. WIN AT BRIDGE by AitSansom ?T| l N PWiCKKbTlNMDK? by Loonard Starr ANNIE Keep thinking, be nappy N \ by Jim M s d d ick ROBOTMAN* r* By Phillip Alder WHY POT SOMETHING OfF UNTIL TOMORROW, WHEN YOU CAN | JUST FVDID IT MJL TOGETHER. 7 by Mori Walter PIP YOU FINP SOMEONE TO PAINT AOME NEW SIGN#? A A. Milne, the author of "Winniethe-Pooh,” claimed: '‘The third-rate mind is only happy when it Is thinking with the majority. The second-rate mind la only happy when It la thinking with the minority. The Brat-rate mind is only happy when U is thinking.” It is all right to have the mechanics of the three signals — attitude, count and suit-preference — down pat, but you mustn't stop thinking. How should the defense proceed against this four-heart contract? Are you thinking that East should make ■ three-dub weak jump over­ call? I agree that would work better here, leaving South having to bid three hearts, alter which North might well drive to the five-level. However, that hand la Mr too strong far a weak jump overcall. Aa game Isn’t impossible (give Weal a decent hand), Eaat la right to bid two dubs. Think game while game la rtMl thinkable. Playing West (or a aingleton club, East wins trick one with the ace. returns the jack, his highest card be­ ing a suit-preference signal tor spades. Nest, after winning trick three with the spede ace, Eaatleads the dub two (or sis). Leading a losing club forces West lo ruff with the heart four, which promotes East's queen as the setting trick. How does East find this ptay? Well, as South's two-level response marks him with the missing high cards, this defense Is the only chance. Even if West haa an unespectad diamond king, declarer w ill win a diamond switch with his ace, draw trumps, and discard his diamond losers on dum­ my's spade winners. * V e A West 4870532 V 42 a • 754 K q J 9 A K2 J t# a 2 KQ Eaat * A 4 ss-u-w *q i a a 3 * AJ 1 * 3 * 10 w j to 9a7a • a k q * 754 Vulnerable: Both D ealer North Wert l e IV Pass tv 2* All Opening lead: * 3 OlwakyNSAke. ASK DR. GOTT Let kids go when they gotta go ARLO AND JAMS by Jimmy Johnson DBAS DR. GOTT: l ‘m a public school toother of fifth grade students. I am sometlmss astoundsd at tha way my colleagues handle children who oak to go to tbo bathroom during Often their requests are refused or the youngsters are made to sit — oven though they are uncomfortable, laaihw tortsnow^sudt children have .1 consider this unhealthy. In my ouM ba allowed to and not lo equate with something "had " Am I .■a.Mrt.iw •‘ irtftfailrtii'iirV i la Kw Jim Haul* py uwvia * DEARUADER. Not at all. In fart, 7*1 raise a very important Issue. Too ^ ^ B ejw ej^o e ~ in *g atudanu1 requests to ga to the ballroom are incorrectly porcaived by teachers as being frivolous, disruptive and arbi­ trary. I agree with you that this atti­ tude la wrong and should bo correct­ ed. Moreover, from a medical stand­ point, studies have ahown that there are serious consequences from this behavior. Girts are far more likely to develop bladder end urinary prob­ lems; both bora and girts this age can becoSM constipated, leading to soiling and abnormal dilatation "FUto lower colon. Finally, children who "have to t. OOTT PETER O O T T , M .D . go" are often so distracted that they are unable to loariL Most medical specialists rightly the practice of |>t*M"g chil­ dren wait to relievo themselves. Teachers who embrace this phUoeo. School Is phy ought to tough enough without this unneces •ary physical burden. To give you more Information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Bladder and Urinary Tract Infections." Other readers who would like a copy should send 12 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Bos 2017, Murrey Hill 8tation, Now York NY 10150. Bo sure to men­ tion the tills. DEAR DR. GOTT: What Is Gram * disease and how Is it treated? DEAR READER: Graves' disease la a Iona of excess thyroid-hormone pro­ duction that causes protuberant eyes, as wall as tbs usual signs of hyperthyroldlsm, Including nervousness, weight loaa, rapid pulse and heat intolerance. It is more common in women and tends to occur between the agm of 20 and 40. Experts era not certain why this type of hyperthyroidism affects Ute eyas. In Graves7disease, the excess hormone stimulates the fatty tissue behind one or both eyee to grow. This enlargement pushes the eyes out of their sockets, giving tha pep-eyed appearance so characteristic at tha Treatment with thyrold-eupproseiag drugs Is usually effective, hut occa­ sionally, eyelid surgery la a —■ the r»n patient I — " ' '■ »n l to Mink, thereby keeping the eyes moist. Thyroid aiiamomi end ------------ ---- tslj � 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 12, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1999. 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No. 177 (4 0 7 ) 322-2611 S anford. FL Weather Serving Sanford. Casselberry. Meyers pitches ‘Notes Into Regionals. R ain: possible heavy thunder­ s to rm s H igh: 74 Low: 59 _, L ik e M ary. Longwood. Oviedo. W inter S prings and S em inole C ounty S in c e 1 S 0 S □ INSIDE $1.9 million project pays o ff for city Cbsaaslt trial returned a guilty verdict yesterday after 3 1/2 houra of deliberating. Chenault was found guilty of murder, robbery and con* sptracy for a crime he com* mltted on May 15. 1997. On that evening. Chenault and another man. both posing m federal agents on a drug raid, forced their way into Suzanne's Oyster Reef and Pub. located on Dog Track Road In Longwood. During their attempt to take money and drugs they were led to believe were In the estab­ lishment. Chenault shot and killed cook Rufus Morse, shot a patron In the leg and b ru ­ tally beat four othera. leaving one blind In one eye. It Is now up to Circuit Judge 0.11. Ea­ ton to decide what Chenault’s fate will be. the death penalty or life In prison. SANFORD * 1b celebrate the completion of the $1.9 million Second Street reclamation project. Sanford city officials hosted a commemorative ribbon cutting on Thursday In Magnolia Square. The project. completed March 12. lasted II months. The brick street received Improve menu to the stormwater drainage system and streetacaptng In the downtown area. The historic bricks on P o e * t h U lo o k lik o a mo u p fc tte h e n ? ’ In Winter Springs will be held Saturday. May 1 at Central Winds Park Highway 434 near the high school, p.m. Plenty of music and Oreworks. It's free. Gates open at 6 p.m. For more Info call 056-5488. Camp CksWeags conducts Its annual hog roast Saturday. May I. Meal tlckrts are a $5 donation. There's also an auc­ tion. Call 383-4711 for In­ formation. Waal to bmp a vowel? Wheel of Fortune Is coming to Universal Studio* Escape for taplngs May 23-25. Call (407) 224-3333. There are free tickets and an opportunity to spin the wheel on national TV. Forget getting a date with Vunna White. That's not In the letters. C o m e tio a : Two stories In the April 30 edition of the Seminole Herald were printed Incorrectly. The correct ver­ sions of the stories appear to ­ day on Page 6A. The Herald regrets the error. Community leaders dine with Jean M etts SANFORD • Jean Metts In­ vited a hundred friends to lunch on Friday. Her guests sntved Just be­ fore noon st an 83-year-old building at 407 West Fourth Street in Sanford. Volunteers wearing white aprons with red hearts served the meals on fine china that Metts brought from her home. Fresh green fern hung In the newly painted dining room. ‘Does this look like a soup kitchen?" Metts asked. In the 1910s and 1920s the same building was known as White's Wholesale Grocery. Ooods were received by rail on a truck behind the grocery. Later, the building was used to store chemicals. For muny years It was vacant. Seminole County, now the properly owner, hus turned the facility over to the not-forprofit Seminole Volunteer En­ terprises. Inc. That's where Jean Metts comes In. She and Failures are di­ vided into two classes - those who thought and never did, and those who did and never thought. *John Charles Salak N um bers others dlatnbutc food to the needy. And the next step Is to prepare dinners for the needy. Not everyone In (enfold supports the free dinner pro­ gram - or soup kitchen as they call it • and are doing all they can to prevent Metts from turning on the stave and dishing out the food. The naysayers fear ‘undesirables'’ will Une up to be (rd each night. On Friday, the Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Its members and other volunteers rallied behind Metts. Former County Commissioner Win Adams said that the county would be ■ better place to live If everyone ‘was doing what Jean Metts is doing." Metis said she would like to be able to provide free dinner for the elderly, single mothers on low Income and other Sanford residents by early June. "No more than six weeks, and we should have cleared all the obstacles." Metts said. “Otwloualjr there win be Improvements to drainage, and aesthetic Improvements.* commissioner Brady Lessard said. *ft»t. this really shows what's happening downtown.* At the ceremony, the commemorative ribbon was 'driven through* by dignitaries riding In antique cars. City officials said this symbolised that the ‘old street Is like new reduce downtown flooding Problems and pollution levels In the stormwater. Charles Hargrove, support services coordinator for the Public Works Department, said. The sidewalks were repaired from Sanford Avenue to Orove Avenue. Landscape islands, shrubbery. Irrigation, and trees were put m place. The granite curbing was preserved while water and sewn repairs Here com es the rain again - hopefully MCMINOU f COUNTY - Recent rainfall la decreasing the of U re a s ta r tin g and in Seminole G oldsboro gains counseling center Some expect problems with facility STAFF WRITER □QUOTE W inning Sanford reclaim s Second made Sanford Its new home. Check out the Business-page for a critique of the retaurant and pictures of the newest Sanford hot spot, nags 40 is looking for Volunteers. There Is a free, no obligation orientation and training classes will be held from May 11 to June 10 on every Tues­ day from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Hospice of the Comforter Is located at 595 Montgomery Road. Altamonte Springs. For more Information contact Sarah Stengel at (407) M 20808 or (407) 682-5787. Lottery SANFORD - A non-profit counseling center and low se­ curity facility Is coming Into the Goldsboro community on the west side of Sanford. The Grove Counseling Cen­ ter, to be built at 401 Pecan Avenue, will have 32 beds for court-ordered clients who pose a ‘level six' moderate se­ curity risk. The youth will be under 24-hour visual supervi­ sion. Escaping the facility will be a felony. Many of the youth will have committed property crimes and drug offenses, but not violent offenses, according to Larry Vlsser, director of the program. Workers at the counseling Center will have a chance to build a relationship with cli­ ents and try to stop criminal behavior before it blossoms Into career criminal activity. Vlsser said. T his Is an opportunity to salvage some of these lives,' Vlsser said. Commissioner Velma Wil­ liams. who represents Goldsboro, said Use facility will benefit the community. The building where the facility will be constructed Is vacant, and building the facility will Improve the area, she said. The facility may have voca­ tional training programs for urea youth. It also may offer space for a police sub-station. *1 see more positives than negatives,* Williams said. Commissioners Whltey Eck­ stein and Mac McClanahan also said they believe the Grove Counseling Center will benefit clients, as well as the neighboring community by generating Jobs. M ayor Lany Dale said he Is concerned about the number of calls the police department may receive from the facility, and that the non-proflt facility may place a burden on tax­ payers. Commissioner Brady Les­ son! said he does not believe Goldsboro Is the right area for the program. Several residents said they were opposed to placing the facility in Goldsboro. Tyrone Alexander. a Goldsboro resident, said that the facility will increase crime Decline In school violence □ IN D E X B u sin ess................ C la s s if ie d ............ I C o m i c s ............... C rossw ord . . . . D ear Abby . . . . H ealth Ac F itn e s s H oroscope . . . . O b itu a ries . . . . O pinion ............... P eople ................ 2 S port* ................. 1 T elevision . . . . Th* Seminole County School Board announced a decline in the number of violent inci­ dents. Here are the numbef8: intrAw Source: Semtnate County Puetc PUNISHMENT RANGES: • FULL EXCLUSION • EXCEL •ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL • RETURN TO ZONED SCHOOLS PUNISHMENT RANGES: • FUU. EXCLUSION • EXCEL •ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL • RETURN TO ZONED SCHOOLS �1 4 >1 I 2A • Semlnoto Herald, Sanford, Florida * Sunday. May 2,1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY www.eccuwsalhf.com V \ Index Tbmorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford F lo r id a W e a t h e r Sunday Tonight 10 Wednesday Hoitdsy Panam a I 5 5 /7* lam . n=ll=n=n= io 2pm i 4 p.m 4L «H IM »M Shown « tomorrow* Mostly tunny and breery Party cloudy. Tem perature* a rt tongnr* loo t and Sunshine and patchy clouds. M ostty tu n n y and Regional Cities Regional Weather______________ A lm a n a c Florida: O ta r a k itt tonight In N panhandk; patchy douda tor tha nonhaaat and panintula. Partly to m oitty aunny and breery tomorrow. O aorgle. O ta r atom In Sta nortr and m * l; douda wUI break along tta coast Partly to mostly tunny and pleat* ant tomorrow. W aalatlp pfc Moonlit skies tonight Planty oI aunahina tomorrow *M9t a aa rn ar aha moon. Sanford through Yesterday Temperature High......................... ........ .. 98* Low . ............... .... 54* Normal high__ ____ , ,, ... 94* Normal tow .......... ...... ......... .. 60* Precipitation Yesterday ............................ .0.00" Month to d a le ------------------- 2.97* Normal month to d a ta ____ . 220* Year to d ate--------------------- 911* Last yaar to data .... Normal year to data Alabam a: O aar and comtortabla tonight A good daal of aunahina tomorrow with a warmer afit moon. 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A d v e r t i s i n g with the S e m i n o l e Heidlcl is a great way to h e l p p r o t e c t your in v e s t m e n t a n d k e e p y o u r future bright �Som inofoHaratt. S ontord,Florida- Sunday. M a y 2 , 1 9 M - 8 A Pouce Log I\ i ' W him LOTTERY The JbUaurtng reports mere compiled from the Semin Seminole County ShertfTm Office fo r arrests reported through April 79. If you have trjormntton on Seminote County Businesses that you would I0cr included tn our Dntebook please fa x it to the Seminole Herald at (407&ZHH08 o rca ttu sa t 1407)327 7611. on Tlwradsy in Vw Fleri- 1-ti-w -ir-N OMTRUCTION IT DtSOUtES h ’lt'i ' ( ’i t ’i i ' C ' n i i h t t n ’i i . h n •AHFOBD. 4th and Oak St.. April 96. Sammle Lee Myles, Jr.. D00 4/28/06, wua arrested by Sanford Police Department offi­ cer* and charged with Obstruction by Dtagutae (False Name). auha lllnkley S p rin g n l* o llc e I . April 37. 11:40 p.m. Allen Drive. JoDOB 4/27/791 waa arrrated by Altamonte officers. charged with Domestic VI o- lenee/Aaaauh. ALTAMONTB EMUN08. April 37. 103 p.m.. Scott Michael Carbal. DOB 10/25/09 was arrested by Altamonte Springs Po­ lice Officers and charged with domestic violence, aggravated assault and folae Imprisonment. BARVOBD. April 30, 0:31 a.m. Loch Low Drive. Christopher Courtney Lystrzarz. DOB I0/33/7S was arrested by Sanford Police Department officers and charged with Domestic Vlolence/Battery. lA R PO ap. lh a d Jerome Brooks. Jr. DOB 3/8/80, waa a r ­ m trd by Seminole County Sheriffs Deputies and charged with Sole/Dellvety of Lysertc Add. and April 30. 11 p.m.. State Road 430. Jaaon David White. DOB 10/6/74. and David Edward Hogan. DOB 5/13/75. were arrested by Casselberry Police officers, charged with Possession of Cannabis and Possession of Drug Para­ phernalia. BANFORD. April 38. Judaon Irving Woods III. DOB 5/10/74. arrested by Sanford Police Department officers, charged with possession of cannabis. SANFORD. April 38. 103 a.m. 13th Place and Mangouatl. Arv cl Jerome Jackson. DOB 3/10/77 aa arrested by Sanford Po­ re Department officers, charged with possession of cannabis wtthln 1.000 feet of a church. 8 pm SANFORD, April 38. 10:35 p..m.. E. Lake Mary Bhrd.. Daniel Raymond Mitchell. DOB 9/3/80, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. SANFORD, April 39. 0:30 a.m.. Regatta Shores, Vickie Renee Reese. DOB 7/38/ 63. was arrested by Sanford Police officers, charged with DUI. SANFORD. April 38. 11:51 p.m., Santa Barbara St.. Joshua Allen MeNeal, DOB 10/3/79 was arrested by Seminole County deputies, charged with DUI and possession of Controlled Sub­ stance. LONQWOOD. April 39. 0(33 a.m.. SR 000 at Laura St.. Janet Lee Cooke. DOB 7/0/63. waa arrested by Seminole County Deputies and charged with DUI. WIRIER PAUL April 38. 1:15 a.m.. Michael Joseph Bloodgood. DOB 10/9/08 was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs Deputies and charged with DUI. LONQWOOD, April 37.10:30 p.m.. State Road 000. Paul Ed­ ward Czareckl. DOB 4/30/00, was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Operating Motor Vehlrlr/Crlinlnul Mlachlaf. , April 35. Lake Monroe Terrace. WUlie Eddie Ports. i/80. was arrested by Sanford Police Department of­ DOB 11/18/ ficers. changed with Orant Theft Auto and Criminal Mischief. SANFORD. April Oth. 3:37 a.m., 38th and Palmetto. Anthony Lewis Flagler. DOB 3/15/74. was arrested by Sanford Police Department officers and charged with Onuid Theft Auto. Help fight crime In your community. It you hove Infor­ mation on a crime cull 423-TIPS. You cun remain anony­ mous and may he eligible for a reward OBITUARIES ANNA MARIS ORBBRLBAF Anna Marie Qreenleaf. 77. Hacienda Village, Winter Springs, died on Thursday, April 39. 1999. Bom In 1933 In Jefferson County. Alabama, she moved to the Central Florida area tn 1965 from Jacksonville. FI. Qreenleaf served In the United States Army. Survivors Include son. Richard Probeck, Deltona; sisters Jlmml Hearn. Jack­ sonville: Jeanette Qunaca. Tuscaloosa. Al; Frances Roberts. Gig Harbor. Wa; 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Baldwin-Falrchlld-Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of services. CHB8TER EUGENE SHEP­ HERD Chester Eugene Shepherd. 62. South Jones Ave. Sanford, died Thursday. April 29. 1999 ut Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Bom In 1937, he moved to the Central Florida area In 1973 from Kentucky. Shepherd wus a retired aviation struc­ tural mechanic, having served tn the United States Navy for 30 years. Ills Interests In­ cluded music, wilting songs and spending time with his grandchildren. Survivors include wife. Nancy Shepherd. Sanford; son. Tim Shepherd, Deltona; daughter. Jeanette Hickson. Osteen: brothers. Floyd. Zephyrhllls. Donnie Fugate. Cincinnati. Ohio; sisters. Andra Kay Staggs and Molly Pownall. Decator. Ohio. Re­ becca Miller and Virginia An­ derson. Burnside. KY. Caro­ lyn Sue Stacce. Ml. Carmel. Ohio. Casslc Charles. Foster. KY: 3 grandchildren. Ualdauff Family Funeral. Home. Denary. In charge of services. LAURA L BUTLER Laura I. Butler. 58. William Clark Court. Sanford, died on Tuesday. April 37. 1999 at Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Bom on November 10. 1940. the moved to the Cen­ tral Florida area from Sham­ rock. Florida. Butler was a homemaker and a member of the Zion Hope M.B. Church. Survivors Include son. David McCloud. Sanford. Bernard Thome. Sanford; daughters. Marie Adams. Rochester. N.Y.. Melina McCloud. Brandon; brothers. James McCloud. Newburg. N.Y.. Frank McCloud. Long Island. N.Y.. Ruffer Neloms. Miami. Clifford Neloms. West Palm Beach; slaters. Bernice Monds. Newburg. N.Y.. Ger­ aldine Scott. Fort Pierce, Johnnie Ruth Dcbosc. Rozelsprings. SC.; seven grand­ children. Wilson-Eichelberger Mor­ tuary, Inc. In charge of serv­ ices. Ellen Mary Rowe. 81. Whippoorwill lane. Osteen, died Sunday. April 35. 1999 at Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford. Bom In 1908 tn Streator, 1L. she moved to the Central Florida area In 1982 from Oumce. IL. Rowe was a homemaker and a member First Presbyterian Church. DeBary. She was a volunteer at her church and enjoyed golfing. bowling. Bwtmmlng. outdoor artlvltlcs and spending time with fam­ ily and friends. Survivors Include husband or 58 years. Cecil E. Rowe. Osteen; daughters, Susan Barton. Dublin. Ohio. Sally R. Woodhouse. West Liberty. KY; 5 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Baldauff Family Funeral Home. DeBary. tn charge of services. Dirof t C f o m . i t i o n Sand castles & straw votes T he honorable Randy M orris, who need not r u n u n til 3003 to rem ain a Sem inole C ounty com m issioner, said F riday h e expects to aee a n u m b er o f political aan d castles w ashed out tn th e tide in th e n ext year a n d a half. Election Year 3000 s u its M orris Ju st line. T m going to tak e It easy ," h e said . *1 m ight even b u y C arlton Henley a pizza. W ell ait th is o ne o u t and see w hat h ap p en s In th e shifting san d s.” C hosen by th e people tn 1998. M onts a n d Henley can relax a s D ick V ander W etde. O rant M alay and Daryl McLain defend th e ir com m ission s e a ts tn 3000. Bach h a s opened a cam paign account. Van DevWekfe an d McLain are tw o-term com m issioners. Maloy is In h is drat. Van DerW etde w as unopposed In 1990 b u t Insiders say he’ll b e pressed In the 3000 Republican prim ary by Rick P atterso n , a financial p lan n er from Longwood. Millay’s opposition could from a s m any a s three o th ers • Tom Hay good. W ayne W einberg a n d /o r E d M artinez. McLain may b e challenged Paul Lovestrand or D on icholoa. W in A dam s, u n seated by Henley tn D istrict 4. said Friday th a t he h a d not B lade a decision ab o u t ru n n in g for th e com m ission in 3000. 'P eople a re com ing to me. urging m e to ru n .” Adama Van DerWetde an d Maloy worked to get Henley elected a n d boot Adams In 1998. Beating either of them in 2000 would be a sweet success for him if Adams chooses to ru n so soon. Leas th a n 14 percent of th e eligible voters participated In th e last election, a dismal turnout th a t h urt Adams. The 2000 election • a Presidential Election - ought to bring o u t 30 percent o r more of th e voters. This probably would benefit Adams, a l cam paigner w ith a lllar an d friendly face. Adams, 56. gave his en th u siastic support to J e a n Metis at her com m unity luncheon Friday In Sanford. O ther political leaders from the county and city were invited b u t Adams was th e only one to appear. Her plans to feed free diners to th e needy prom pted Adams to participate. Metts w as grateful. Very grateful. After Adams gave a sweet w ords of encouragem ent to Metts. my gut reaction was ‘th is fellow Is no C arlton Henley." W hether he ru n s for the county com mission o r gives the school board a shot In 2000, Win Adams will rem ain close to the h eart of the community. If you don’t like Win Adams, you don’t like people. Sandy Ooard, the Supervisor of Elections for the county since 1983, says she Is looking forward Elections 2000. Her own Job Is on the line. Kerry Lyons, who did not ru n for reelection as a Sanford CUy Commissioner, h as opened an account to challenge Ooard. How bold. O oard waltzed by contenders tn 1988 an d 1992 und w as unopposed In 1996. Word is th a t all Incum bents have begun to build their san d rnstlcs. 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May 2 .1 9 9 9 Editorial & Opinion Letters Our V iew s Media tries to do what’s best for the community Tliis week p resen te d local m edia with the choice of w hether to give th e n am es of two teenagers facing felony charges afte r police say the teenagers m ade notes threatening to kill fellow students. Listing th e n am es of children who face crim inal ch arg es is a sensitive topic. A rule of thum b Is th a t w hen th ere a re felony charges, the n am es will be Included In a n article. The Seminole H erald chose to list the nam es. Laws govern w hen a m inor u nder age 18 may or m ay not be listed In the new spaper. N ew spapers do of course have the option of not listing th e name o f a m inor facing a felony. The m ajority of local o r even n a tio n a l television a n d radio staU ons may ta lk ab o u t llic te en ag ers by nam e, b u t this Is not a b asis for a so u n d decision by a new spaper. The lives o f th e teenagers a n d their families lie In devastation. It m ay tak e years to rebuild their lives. The eighth grade stu d en t a t Sanford Middle School m ade s tra ig h t "AV w ith no prior discipline record. School officials s a id they d o not believe either stu d en t truly w anted to h u r t anyone. News Jo u rn a lists w alk the line between providing a public service and leveling personal harm on a daily b asis. W hen a ch ild Is Involved, th e line becomes razor thin. Objectivity is a double-edged sword for Journalists. A cardinal rule Is to get bo th sides of a story, W hen nam ing a c h ild accused of a crime, the jo u rn alist h a s a special responsibility to ask teachers, adm inistrators an d police for th e full story, su ch a s the Sanford Middle School s tu d e n t's high grades and clean background. J o u rn a lists often feel uncomfortable with the d em an d s o f the Job. T h is w eek's Incidents were h eart breaking. Any journalist w h o does not p ause In sadness while w riting th e stories o f recent weeks h a s lost too m uch com passion to the job. Last w eek's Incidents seem to stem from th e U ttlcton, Colo, tragedy. Law enforcem ent and school officials d o n o t say th e s e a re copy cat Incidents. However. It Is tim e for the m e d ia to aAk a n im portant quieMlan.' ................. ' At what p o in t does media coverage of tragedy lead to fu rth er tragedy*? J•■ • .......... NOTICE OF LAND PLANNING AGENCY PUBLIC HEARING A friend of the soup kitchen Tills Is my view on the soup kitchen. Unlike Jean Metis. I live on Elm Avr. In Sanford. I use the free food bank once a month. Occasionally. I go to dinner on Wednesday nights at the church on 4th and Park Avenue. When 1 go outside sometimes among the very nice residents or when I am awaiting my welfare check, I do not see negative Influences or Ihc police In uellon. Isn’t It wonderful that Qod made us nil different In ethnic and rultunil backgrounds! If there was no alcohol nor cignrrttrs nor prescription drugs to sell, more people would be unemployed and the soup kitchens would require even more food to feed people. Once, on a Sunday afternoon after church. I look a ride through the Historic area on Elm Ave. I noticed that there are homes and businesses that need remodeling and Improvements, as well as the railroad tracks. Mr. Beck has probably never had to use the welfare system, but I did to support seven children. There were times when the food stamps ran out before the month ended and the rent and utility bills were due. I believe Ood made some people poor and some people rich. However, four of my seven children are homeowners and have good families. I received my college degree ut age 52 and my monthly Income Is 1649. 1 am a proud woman who loves to eat at the church os well as meet other people there who might have more of a financial need than myself. I respect them at their level of economic ability. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE C ITY OF LONG WOOD, FLORIDA, that tha Planning Agency (LPA) will hold a public haaring on May 12,1999 at 7:00 P.M., or a t toon thereafter as possible, In the City Commission Chambers, 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood. Florida, to hear public comment to review and make recommendations to tha City Commission regarding the foliowing: 1) » 4.) A N X -1M B General Location: Tax Parcel ID#: SPA-tt-M Pineda Ave & C .R . 427 06-21-30-506-0000-0360 06-21-30-506-0000-0380 RZ-04-M 06-21 -30-508-0000-0370 06-21*30*508-0000-0000 ANX-14-96 General Location: 111 Clifford Ave. Tax Parcel !D#33-20-30-504-0000-0090 AMX-15-96 General Location: Tax Parcel ID# Southwest corner of SR 434 and Rock Lake Road 01-21-29-5CK-0200-0050 A N X -01-M General Location: Tax Parcel ID# 8). SPA-02-M PtZ-OMI SPA-01-tt RZ-01-M S.E. comer of Intersection of K-9 Drive (C tw cotte St.) A C .R .4 2 7 00-21-30-300-0060 06-21-30-3004)070 SPA-07-M RZ-06-99 A N X -02-M General Location: Tax Parcel ID# Dog Track Road 05-21-30-518-0000-00IB General Location: Tax Parcel ID # ' 100 Dog Track Rd. 05-21-30-518-0000-0010 General Location: Thx Parcel ID # North End of Harbor Isle Way 36-20-29-300-029A-0000 36-20-29-300-029C -0000 36-20-29-3004)290-0000 General Location: Tax Parcel ID # 517 East St. 004-21 -30-504-00004)1A1 •>- n 36-20-29-3004)2964)000 36-20-29-3004)3004)000 R. RZ-07-M General Location: Tax Parcel Id « A Prieu4 of the • U U kta 515 S. East St. 04-21 -30-5044)004)026,C, D.E tha gtoatlty s f tk ls . and we m p tet hev right to privacy} Community Views L ittle to n V ie w - A n o th e r As the nauseating shock of Littleton. Colorado gives way to the arduous task of piecing together th e hows and whys of how such a horrific event could happen, we will be searching for guardrails to act on the path of our youths' future. All sources of media are giving platform to experts extolling th e ones of prevention ranging from general cultural Influences, gun control. Internet regulation to school uniforms. First, let me address the questions of morality and ethics in o u r youth. As an educator of 19 years. I can confldently and proudly tell all that o u r country's future will be In fine hands. Today’s kids arc not 'bad" kids, they are good kids and fine adults In the making. This can be seen In th e maturity, support, loving and caring of the kids we have seen interviewed In Uttlcton. This generation still has the ‘childlike* qualities we had at their ages despite the tremendous pressures being heaped on them by today's demanding society and ever Increasing technologically advanerd world. I have worked with "a! risk" students for the better part of my career. These "at risk' students too. are good kids. They are Just at risk of losing their full potential by dropping out of school. The Utlleton assailants were 'a t risk' kids as well, not at risk of dropping out but were ‘at risk*, none the less. They were at risk because of poor self-esteem. These boys sought to Intentionally Inflict pain on those who had 'hurt* them, in essence hurting their self-esteem. I believe that self-esteem should be the foundation to build all of the new programs that will undoubtedly arise from this tragedy. Our schools currently have anti-drug, antiweapons, anti-violence campaigns. etc.,e!c. I believe we need to Implement proactive, dynamic and Interactive campaigns such as my P.P.D.. Pals Promoting Diversity. Such a program would serve to lllumlnatr the human diversities In u s all. It would purposely seek to exploit the value of every child and every child's unique gifts. It would seek to Instill the value that human diversity brings to a community and celebrate those differences. In schools the athletic student, the computer enthusiast, the vocational student, etc. must come together. Interact positively and come to understand and celebrate Ihelr difference. Empathy for one another through understanding would bolster each students self esteem. Positive peer Interactions will lead to a life long understanding of people, thus leading to a better world. Just as It lakes a lot of colors to make a beautiful rainbow. It lakes many human differences to make a great society. Metal detectors, school uniforms, etc. arc not the answers, the answer lies In people, positive peer relations, self-esteem, community and schools working together celebrating and embracing human differences. That Is the answer. Thomas Rebar*. R4.D. D octorats la Educational Leadership Sanford We invite readers to submit their thoughts In writing on county Issues regarding people, places and things to Community Views. To give more residents a chance to express their views, we ask that Individual guest writers submit no more than one column a month and try to write no more than 700 words. There are no limits lions an letters to the editor. Writers should include their address and telephone number with all correspon­ dence. The views expressed on this page are not necessarily those of this newspaper. Please mall to the Seminole Herald, Editor, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FL 32771 We need your input and opinions. L e tte r s to th e editor and guest colum ns are both encouraged and appreciated. Writeto ua: (417) 322-2811 i, R. 32771 (487) 831-8H3 (487)323-9408 rn g m m m m — ■ — At this meeting, interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the request. This hear­ ing may be continued from time to time until final action is complete. Persons with disabilities need­ ing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the ADA coordinator al (407) 260-3481, at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. All persons are advised that If they decide to appeal any decision made at the meeting, the appeal must be based on the public record made during consideration of this matter. Since the City of Longwood does no! provide verbatim minutes of its meetings, it is the responsibility of an appellant to provide verbatim minutes at their own expense. The matter discussed at this hearing u quest-judicial in nature. As such, Interested parties are pro­ hibited from contacting members of the Lend Planning Agency on this matter, except during the public hearing, or by written communication tot he Planning Division at the address above. Geraldine D. Zambri, City Clerk Seminole Herald “Sening Seminole County Since 190S" Sunday, May 2,1999 • Voi. 91, No. 170 Pubftshad Daily Except Monday. Saturday. Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave, Sankxd. FL. 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 Periodical Postage Paid at Sanford. Floods and add*onal m a*ng offices F ax u a : A copy of the proposed Annexation, Small Plan Amendments and Rezoning will be available for review In the Planning Division office between 8:30 A M . to 4:30 P.M. The office is located at 174 W. Church Avenue, Longwood, Florida, or you may call the office at (407) 260-3462. USPS 481260 Postmaster Send adrJress changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Hoi 1662 S enlon).F l32772l6e7 ADM ett> TRATfON Doug Fewer • Publisher Margaret Bosehen ■ Business Manager ORCUUmON Edward A. Kremerok • Ore illation Manager Wanda Kouipanrt* Meknda Morns Linda Spwgat (DTTOMU. Jeff Oerlmcke Actng Editor Dons Dwtnch BA Kerns Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Buss White LfOALS AOVCRTBMO Kefte Warner - Manager John Coffman Peter F Kateta Judith Lattuop CLASSIFIED Terry (Omen Ted Walker PRODUCTION Frank Vonokne - Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur ■Operations rfv u l Heffners Cheryl Smart Robert S kp1Cowan Mark Savoie BA Egan Jack E RitctM Etwm Tyrrell, Jr. • Head Pressman Subscnpkon Rales (Daffy 6 Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months I Year 119 50 >39 00 >78 00 >24 00 >48 00 >9600 Florida Residents add T \ sales tax to above rates R epublic Newspapers, Inc. �S«mtnoteH«nM. Sanford. Florida • SuncMy, Mxy 2.1990 • M RainIA cetved on a sustained basts.* Charcoal recreation fires will be allowed In an estab­ lished Are ring in a cam p­ ground. so long as the fires are fully extinguished when no longer In use. The burning of piles of landclearing material, in­ cluding the use of air curtain Incinerators, will be allowed only with the approval of the local Forestry Area Supervi­ sor. who may require an on­ site Inspection. The remaining restrictions M etis' h a Page IA ‘It Is hard to Imagine any­ one being against something so good, so right.” said John llaslam. one of the guests Fri­ day. *lf we feed the poor prop­ erly we will have less medical problems,” said Adams, who was helpful in getting the county commission to approve the endeavor. The building re­ quired 0172,000 In Commu­ nity Development Block Grants for refurbishing. The next step Is to quiet Include burning fields or across a land surface, burn­ ing yard trash, and camp­ fires. More than 200.000 acres of the state have burned since January. According to meteorolo­ gists. the La Nina weather phenomenon Is playing a key role In this spring's low rainfall. La Nina makes Florida wanner and drier than normal during the spring. Karller this wrek. President Clinton ordered federal emergency aid for 40 Florida counties. Including Seminole, Orange and Osceola, because of the threat posed by recent wildfires. Clinton's order authorizes the Federal Emergency Man­ agement Agency to make funding available to the state and local governments to pay 75 percent of the cost for emergency measures needed to save lives, protect prop­ erty and Insure public health and safety. those In Sanford who say the free diner will rum the neigh­ borhood. cause property val­ ues to plunge In the Historic District. Metis promised that each person eating the meals would be documented, that volun­ teers would give their hearts and their time to the needy. She said that she hoped to build a community not destroy It as others hove accused her of doing. Already In place Is a food pantry available to anyone In need of food open from Mon­ day through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Florida farmers donate Imperfect vegetables to the needy and hundreds of other* donate canned goods. The big push, though, is for the nightly restuurant to open, a meal site to take care of Ihe low Income seniors, disabled and working poor. T h ere’s two reasons we have to get behind Jean Metis in this effort." said Sanford Chamber of Commerce Execu­ tive Director Ron Rose. ’Pride and compassion.” Vtsacr said there were four escapes last year from a similar 22-bed Winter Springs facility. The Sanford City Commis­ sion on Monday approved by a 3-2 vote the comprehensive plan changes necessary for Ihe drove Counseling Center. Dale and commissioner Drady Leonard opposed the plan changes. The project must be finished by December. If it Is not fin­ ished In time, then the 01 million In funding will go back to the state legislature. Vlsser said. ARE YO U A MILITARY V E T E R A N ? Burial a t a National Cemetery Is M E for V eterans w h o h a ve been h on orably d isch a rg ed an d EW E fo r th eir sp o u se s. This Includes y o u r c e m e te r y lo t, o p en in g a n d c lo sin g o f th e g ra ves, o u tsid e burial containers a n d a g r a v e m o n u m en t. UNLIKE PRIVATE OR CITY CEMETERIES, BURIAL EXPENSE IS AT NO COST TO YOU! m i i m u i i ill— i OVER 16,000 INSAVINGS! At Florida National Camatary M A IL C O U P O N For T till D f t . n K A b o u t Y m n TODAY Huti.il H o n r » f i t r» CouselingIn his neighborhood. *We have enough problems now without putting this fa­ cility In there.* Alexander sold. *1 don't think It’s right to do the citizens that way. It puts a burden on the taxpay­ ers.* Ooklsboro resident Ulysses Drown also said the facility should not be placed In his community. Drown said he lives six blocks from where the facility will be built. ‘If you care about the con­ cerns of a resident who has been there 60-plus years then give this serious thought.' Drown said. "Who wants to live close In proximity to a place of this nature?* Linda Kuhn, director of Sanford Malnstreet and a for­ mer prosecuting attorney, said that many of the youth In the facility will be repeat offend­ ers. *You will have police cutis froin there.* Kuhn said. Second- A ltm a o -L o n c r FU N E R A L H O M ES 1 2 1 2 P r o v i d e n c e B lv d . D e lto n a , P L 3 2 7 2 6 [4 0 ? ) 8 6 0 4 1 7 7 7 1 4 6 H w y. 1 7 -9 2 S o u th D e S a ry , P L 32713 ( 4 0 7 ) 6 0 8 -8 8 8 0 rags ia were made. The project stretched from Oak Avenue to Chapman Avenue. It was paid for out of the city's stormwater and utilities fund, city officials said. The bricks were stacked on palates until workers could place them back on the street hand. by hat The sub-base of the bricks was stabilized, with a soil cement providing a concrete type surface. Sand was placed on the soil cement to provide the bricks with a solicf surface, according to David Olcrach. vice-president of c m Engineers, the company that provided the engineering services for the project. A large box culvert, a concrete pipe, was placed under Second Street to divert water flow through Fort Mellon Park out to Lake Monroe. Baffle boxes are being used to Improve the quality of Ihe water flowing Into Lake Monroe. The contractor for the project fcwus Maxwell Contracting. T he P T SA O f M A P D fi Seminole High School A p p r e c ia te s Our Teachers T i l t 1 i s S e a v a f o l l o m i n i l a w i n o b l e l e g H a t e r a l d I l i e s t o r e s : * Any company that to Interested In selling our news-1 paper in ttielr stores, please call our circulation man­ ager. 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M ay 2 .1 9 9 9 H om eowners m ay be forced to relocate STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Sanford Housing Authority Is seeking to move tenants of 170 old and deteriorating public housing units Into single family homes and affordable housing. If the Sanford Housing Authority receives a federal grant, all 170 units in Edward Higgins Terrace. Cowan Moughton Terrace, and Lake Monroe Terrace will be demolished. Each family asked to relocate will be given a voucher to purchase a home, or the opUon of remaining In public housing. Officials of the Sanford Housing Authority are holding meetings with residents to explain the program. Residents expressed concerns about finding replacement homes. Several residents requested that a representative from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development be present at future meetings. "We will work with you.* Sanford Housing Authority Executive Director Tim Hudson said Thursday at the fourth meeting with residents concerning the program. Hudson said that although HUD does not guarantee the purchase of a home, the Sanford Housing Authority 'will ensure that no demolition will begin until housing has been found for every resident.* The Department of Housing and Urban Development will announce whether the Hope VI grant Is awarded to the Sanford Housing Authority In October. 'Hope six Is a tool that housing authorities can use to help families live outside these Invisible four walla and live with other families In mixed communities.* Hudson said. *tt’s a tool to improve your quality of life.* To make the voucher portable, residents must live In the Issuing Jurisdiction (Seminole County) for at least 12 months. Under HUD regulations, residents will have nt least 60 days after a voucher Is given lo find replacement housing. The Housing Authority can grant two 30 days exceptions. If the grant Is approved, a demolition company would be brought on board within six months. Then, the Housing Authority would have 18 months to do the demolitions, Hudson said. *Wc're going to work with you all for the next 18 months,* Hudson said. Residents will receive “creative financing* from the government during the loan application to receive approval on a mortgage for a home. Hudson said. *We want to keep your payments at about $490 (per month).* Hudson said. The Housing Authority will establish a relocation budget with the grant. Hudson said. The Sanford Housing Authority will build about 3050 houses If the grant Is approved, Hudson said. The City Commission wants the Housing Authority to Include a business incubator In the project, with Inexpensive rental spaces for businesses that will train residents In Job skills. Meanwhile, repairs are underway at the complexes. "We can not assume that we will get the grant,* Hudson said. Hudson sold the program will give residents a chance to own property and leave public housing. He said the surrounding community will benefit from Increased property values. Trrena Have, director of Central Florida Legal Services, said she Is concerned about whether the handicapped and elderly will find replacement housing. Attorneys for Central Florida Legal Sendees said they were concerned that residents could be asked to u T a ste o f O vied o p Navy band returns to Oviedo festival Jacksonville's Navy Band. T.G.I.F.. a six-piece Dixie­ land group noted for Its amazing versatility, la sched­ uled to perform at the 5th annual Taste of Oviedo. This will be the first performance by a Navy Band unit in the w i Central Florida area since the closing of the Orlando Naval Training Center. Consisting of professional Navy musicians, they have entertained literally thou­ sands of audiences in the Southeastern United States. Puerto Rico and Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. Performing a va­ riety of lighthearted and en­ i < >\ i m n tertaining music from the 50s and 60s. rock. Dixieland and blues, these musicians de­ light audiences with their humorous antics as well as their fun-loving approach to music. *Nnvy Band Jacksonville personifies the quality and professionalism of today's United States Navy.* said ii 'i <>! k Oviedo Chamber of Com­ merce director Rich Sloane. ‘Everyone will enjoy them as everywhere they perform, ihry're net with excitement and enthusiasm.* T.O.I.F. Is part of an all day musical entertainment schedule being presented on two stages at the annual fes­ tival. s u n n The S em inole Herald w elco m es n e w s about your local e v e n ts. We need your h elp by su b m ittin g Information to 1 P M - S P M _ m * A M • Display of beautiful blooms from exhibitors located in Central Florida. • Daylily plants for SALE so. $2 • $10 R eq u est for photo coverage sh ou ld be m ade three d ays In advance by callin g our o f fic e . Your publicity per­ so n should arrange for ph oto c o v e ra g e and su b m it a i n ew s is le — e about th e ev e n t no la te r than th r ee days 'TpMBjf '■) '• ,£».. s u m While TheyLast! , ii Admission P r a r memmm i I - §p® $is m The 407 Central Florida Region* needs new phone numbers. Numbers for the kids, numbers for the office, num bers for pagers, faxes, a n d cell phones. And don't forget about computer modems. Each one needs a number, an d th e re are only so many to go around. It's just a m athem atical fact. So to open u p a few million more, the 407 Central Florida Region is adding a new a re a code: 321. The 321 area code will overlay the existing 407 Central Florida Region effective December 1,1999. Existing num bers will not be affected, because only new numbers will receive the new a re a code. With the addition of the 321 area code, local calls within the overlay a re a will require ten-digit dialing. If you have any questions ab o u t 321, visit wwwbellsoutlLCom/areacode. Or call us at 1800 964-7941. , , .... 1"Ivi, I . ® B E L L SO U T H '< IraUIW. ASrtyM*rw—r—ri. AStrud*NHjii»<inl fagwiy Curler ofwjit marks i •This includes Orange. Osceola. Seminole a n d p o rtio n s of la k e a n d V tyu tio C ounties. . • | ' �SsnsnoM Herald. Santord, Florida • Swday, May 2,1999-7A ocal actor featured at New era begins in Longwood hi* crutch. W ishes To Com m end The N u rsin g Staff O n Their O utstanding oley looks to advance am pus crim e legislation ■ Last year. US RepresentsB k Mark Foley (R-FL. 16th ■rtrlct) successfully passed ■glslstlon In Congress clartMng that the Identity of a b e n t student who commits b act of violence like nggea■ led assault or rape Is not ■Mected under federal educsBm privacy laws. Foley’s In­ p u t was to ensure that uil■jnltles and colleges were ■Ac to disclose Information to b public regarding campus b e n c r . Now that he has *eH v d the change In federal m . Foley Is encouraging H m takera In Florida to take SUmilsr steps by clarifying Elate law. f In a letter to Florida Senate President Toni Jennings. Foley asked Jennings to sup­ port a bill before the State Senate that will go a long* way In ensuring Florida's unrverot- Com m itm ent A n d Contributions To The Provision O f Q uality Patient Care. Ur* property inform student* •bout campu* violence. *1 believe very strongly that college* and untveraiUea should not be forced to keep the identities of violent stu­ dent criminals secret and ask for your support In this meas­ ure. The problem* raised by shielding the Identity of vio­ lent students are many, but none I* more important than the false sense of security that It gives other students. Even where there Is a parallel criminal proceeding there la no way to know if the student has been removed from the campus and. If so, for how long. This Is a measure that I strongly believe will make college campuses across the State of Florida safer.* Foley Wrote In • htw letter • to Jets' m ags/ - * HAPPY NURSES' WEEK M AY 6- 12,1999 •■*•*. *** Our Very Own Home Holiday made it easy... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, that the Land Planning Agency (LPA) will hold a public hearing on May 12,1999 at 7:00 P.M., or as toon tharsailer as pos­ sible, in the City Commission Chambers, 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood. Florida, to hear public comment to review and make recommendations to the City Commission regarding the fol­ lowing: YOU CAM OWN, TOO! From Just $569 per month H o m e s u p t o 2 1 1 0 sq . ft. liv in g M aytag A p p lia n c e s M o en F a u cets B lo ck C o n str u c tio n 10 Y ear H o m e W arranty Adoption of the Land Development Code Amendment • Article II Permitted Uses. Conditional Uses and Accessory Uses, Article V III Administration, and Article IX Application Procedures, pursuant to the requirements of the Florida Statutes and the City of Longwood. If recommended by the LPA. the Code Amendment wMI be transmitted to the City Commission lor consideration at (he first avail­ able meeting. General Location: Citywide Tax Parcel ID#: Not Applicable. out-of pocket (904) 532-2424 1863 Saxon Btvd. DELTONA PRICES M AY VARY W ITH LOCATION M O DELS O PEN: 1 0 a m - 6 p m M o n . ‘S aL • 1-5 p m S u n d a y * >71.900 Pun h u e Price. 5.75% S u n Bund. IIS.OOO D uw n Payment Au U j ik c , APR 6 tS i% A copy of the proposed Land Development Code Amendments - Article II, VIII and IX will be avail­ able for review in the Planning Division office between 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. beginning April 28, 1999. The office is located at 174 W. Church Avenue, Longwood, Florida, or you may call the office at (407) 260-34-62. At this meeting, interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the request. This hear­ ing may be continued from time to time until final action is complete. Persons with disabilities need­ ing assistance to participate in an y ol these proceedings should contact the ADA coordinator at (407) 260-3481, at least 48 hours in advance ol the meeting. All persons are advised that if they decide to appeal any decision made at the meeting, the appeal must be based on the public record made during consideration of this matter. Since the City of Longwood does not provide verbatim minutes of its meetings, it is the responsibility ol an appellant to provide verbatim minutes at their own expense. Land Development Code • Article II, Viii and IX. Geraldine D. Zambri, City Clerk FHA/VA Financing Availabta h ttp ://h o U d s y b u lld s rt.c o m �\ \ ; i n l l<> K e l i n a i u e o r ( a s h ( ) u l ? \ r e ' S o u B u \ i n « * o r B u i l d i m * ;i N o m e ’ • M il 125*. '. I M \ i il l Ill- H it \ A v••111111< C losing on a M ortgage in M ay? Fax Us Your G ood Faith E stim ate <& | A n \i>()licalKtn I n ! We W ill Beat It! \ it u Iru n i I �Sem inole H erald Assistant Sports Editor B oys and girls are different C h a m p io n s h ip Meyers saves Seminole laww DAYTONA BEACH - Al T h e Mad Hungarian* I Ira bosky. Mark T he Bird* Fldrtch. Turk Wendell Jrramle Meyers? If his performance over the past two days are any Indica­ tion of the future. Seminole High School's own resident flake* could be .the next pitcher to Join that group of loveable characters. Meyrn. the Fighting Semi­ notes’ junior relief ace. come on to extinguish a threat for the second straight gome os Semi­ nole won Its third straight Class SA-Dlstrtct 5 Baseball Tourna­ ment at Daytona Beach Com­ munity College Friday night. This time. Deltona was the victim. With Seminole leading 2-1. Ihe Wolves had the tying and go-ahead runs on second and third base with only one out. Seminole head coach Mike Powers then lifted starting pitcher Angelo Petraces, who ¥ i Thursday to save a win for Brian Nielsen. Mrvera. a hard-throwing righttiandrr who talks to him­ self. stalks around the mound and has certain mannerisms special to himself, was up to the task again, striking out both batters he faced to end the threat and then got three ground outs tn the seventh In­ ning to secure the 3-1 victory. •He's (Meyers) one of the qutetest players off the field we’ve ever had.* said Ikiwers. "But when he goes Into the game he Is a bulldog who Is In a world all his own.* The Klghtlng Semlnoles had taken a 2 0 lead In the fourth Inning. With one out Chax Lytle last out a chopper to Drat for a tingle, only the Tnbe'a second hit of the game off the Wolves* Nick Chapman. Lytle stole second as Mike Robinson struck out. but Peirurca. who was 0-for-0 In the first two games, lined a single Oame I _ Seminole H.S. 10, Dsytona BeachDome 3 _ Deltona-Plne Ridge I ft. Ortando-O THURSDAY Dome 3 _ Deltona II.S. 3. pine Ridge H A 2. Game 4 _ Seminole H A 7. (fort Orange-Son SANFORD - Friday. I covered two different sporting events. 2 _ Lake Brantley High School 4. D rU nd H A 3 w The first was a girls softball * game. The second was a boys 1 1 lacrossr game. Oame 3 . Lake Mary High School 3. Lyman HMt n»to« Now. as a sportsw tU c t . I Oame 4 . Oviedo H A 7. Lake Brantley H A 0 rover maybe 100 games of some type throughout a typical year, and meet during school hours with Just about anyone Jacob Davit’ two-out tfcqpc in tha you’ve heard about In Seminole fourth Inning acorad Angelo Pa* County sports. traces toft tha winning run as In other words. I guess l*m Seminote adgad Dctona, 2-t. kind of qualified to make the following statements about the had allowed only (Hr hits. In differences between boys and favor of Meyers, who had romr girts sports. Oame 3 _ Melb on In a similar situation on With guys, winning Is every­ High School. Isle. thing. Wticn Lake Brantley lost In the North Region Lacrosse fi­ nals Iasi night, there were team School vs. Oame 3 winner. 7 p.m. everywhere. Dejection. Gloom. Doom. With the girls, the drat thing they lend to do Is lake off their shoes or spikes. No reason, but DeLAND • For Ihe Oviedo Lions, the third time If you watch a losing tram In a was Ihe charm. Game I Deltona-Plne lodge 10. Orlando-Oak Ridge 0 girls softball or lacrosse game, Oame 2 Seminole H A II. Daytona Beach-Matnlmd H A 2 After losing In the QA-Dtotrtrt 3 baseball tour­ they run towards Ihe outfield to nament rhamplonahlp game the last two sea­ meet with their coach and. THUMDAY sons, Ihe Lions finally claimed Ihe elusive crown Oame 3 Deltona 11.3. 4. Deltona-Plne RMflr H A 2 while they are gelling Ihelr cri­ tique on Ihe game. Ihe girls jual Friday night with a 2-0 victory over the Lake PUDAT Mary Rams on Melchlng Field ut Conrad Park In Game 4 Port Orengr-SIruce Creek 4. Seminole 3 take off Ihelr shoes and put on DeLand. Nike sandals. ■ATUKDAY Last year. Lake Mary used a four-nm rally In With Ihe guys, the first thing Game 5 _ CHAMPIONSHIP OAMkt Dettons High School vs. the bottom of the sixth inning to overrome I'ort Orange Spruce Creek. 2 p.m. they do aftrr a lacrosse win to Ortedo 4-3 In lost year's district championship ■throw their sticks In the air. With ihe girls, the first thing But. to coin a phrase, that was then ... and they do to look for someone to didn’t mean a thing to this year's pride of Lions, hug. only four of whom were on but year's team. Maybe I sound like s cave­ *t don’t want to compare last year’s team to this man. but these are Just some of year's." said Oviedo coach Kenne Brown, who the things I’ve noticed. was riectrd In Ihe fifth Inning aftrr protesting a Speaking of lacrosse, last night’s turnout at Lake Brantley call that negated a run for the Lions. T h at wouldn’t be fair to either group of players. for Ihe North Regional finals Tonight, this team showed the character It’s against undefeated Winter Park been showing all year long. They mode the plays was probably a record-breaker when they had to and didn’t let anything rattle for Seminole County alienthem. I can't tell you how proud I am of each and dance. Oame I _ Dayside vs. Melbourne-Central Catholic, late every player on this tram.* Lurrusse may be a club sport Oame 2 _ Cocoa Beach H.S. defeated Winter Springs H A Oviedo, which claimed Ihe Seminole Athletic for now (look for II to be sanc­ ■ATWfflAT Conference championship fast week. Improves to tioned next year by the F1ISAA Game 3 _ CHAMPIOWIIIf OAKS: Cocoa Beach vs. 26-4 heading Into next Tuesday’s state loumawhen Volusia County schools jtftmy Griffith contorted wgh J.C. Blass on a twowinner. 7 p.m. start playing), but an educated Idler as Ovtado blanked Lake Mary, 2-0. Friday night. guess from here says that, based on watching the sport all year, lacrosse crowds rank sec­ ond only to football as Ihe most popular spectator sport In Seminole County. • The crowd at Lake Brantley for the winner’s. Lindsay Maru then singled Friday was right there with a lot - R D t i S F 1 Reminiscent of two years ago. and White cumr home to tie the of football crowds this season at Oviedo hud the home field ad­ game at 1-1. several schools and there were LAKE MARY • It was a very big vantage and dlspltr playing ut Yant Otero single hundcdly so many cars that the elemen­ night for softball al Lake Mary Lake Mary, decided to make nude sure Hurt Oviedo wouldn't tary school across the street use of thr home field dug out. lake Ihe lead In the bottom of High School Friday. was full. After two straight days of rain There Is always u good rtvulry the sixth Inning. She made Lacrosse fans dwarfed any delays. Semifinal No. 2 and the between Ihe two (rams and lust three grrut catches In a row to baseball or softball crowds this Ctiampionshlp game of the night’s game was no exception. retire the side and keep the season and showed that the Class 6A-District 3 Tournament All was pretty quiet for the score even at 1*1. sport Is here to slay. Now If were finally played. first two-and-a-half Innings as Lake Mary didn't do much only some northern colleges Lake Mary’s llallle Sowards and offensively In the seventh, but The evening started off pretty XswtfRwrsJW raEBffoE would start playing attention. much as everyone expected, Oviedo's Sarah Rreber matched Sowurds struck out three In all of Seminole County, are with defending district and zeroes. straight to give the Lady Rams ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • The there any schools with more state champion Lake Mary eas­ In the bottom of tlie third In­ another shot at the plate. chances were there oil night. bad blood between them than ily handling Lake Howell. 4-0. ning. Rreber helped her own Sowurds and Harbour, who The Lake Brantley boys la­ Oviedo and Lake Mary's softball lo advance to the district cham­ cause with a double and thru lud a double In the fifth Inning, crosse team can t say It didn't teams. pionship gome to face a waiting crossed Ihe plate off of n hit by both had base hits In the have a shot at knocking off un­ Back to lacrosse Ill's the best Oviedo tram. batteiymate Alison Parker, rlglith. however Lake Mary defeated Winter Park for the sport of them oil). Please. Sarah Smith (11-3) had a no­ sending her team up 1-0. wasn't able to capitalize. right to represent the North Seminole High, don't suspend hitter going into Die sixth In­ In Ihelr next ut-but. the Lady The Lady Lions sat on Hut Florida region at the your lacrosse program because ning and gave up only one hit lead until the top of the sixth. Lions threatened to take the championships next weekend of the light that broke out In Die shutout of the Silver Lake Mary's Nicole White led lead uguln when a runner at Walt Disney World. against Colonial High. If you Hawks, the defending district off the sixth Inning a base hit reached third. Catcher Jill Wol­ Instead, they let the chances think about It. there are seven runners-up. and advanced lo third as the cott dropped the next pilch, but slip away and their season high schools playing the sport Kelly Harbour had a double next two batters made outs. ended with a 19*12 loos to the In this county on Ihe boys and Wildcats at Tom Stony Field. girls level. That makes for 14 Winter Park (20-0) will face teams according to my Towson the winner of the southern re­ State University math. gion for the championship next Fourteen learns times about Saturday at Disney’s Wide 20 games Is a lot of games World of Sports complex. without an ugly Incident Lake Brantley (12-4) had breaking out, so don't go with a doubled Duvall home and Seminole was off every right to be confident go­ knee-jerk reaction because of HAWKS 4. FIQHTINQ SEM1NOLSS 3 ANT SPORTS EDITOR and running. ing Into Ihe game Friday night. ■eaUaoto High School 210000 0 . 3 8 4 one Incident. Spruce Creek got a run back In the bot­ It was In their stadium and the Sprees C rsisH lgh School 103 000 x . 4 0 1 Incidentally. Seminole can be SANFORD - There were tears sited at tom of the drat Inning (due to scedlngs. the Patriots led Winter Park. 10-3, C om e*. D irn d l (4) and CUntt. lla f lln a n il lk » w rU . WV . a great team eventually If It Seminole High Friday, but someday Die two U i*U n |S 4 ) IP . C arnet. Savr . None. 211 . S e m ino le. lluwks were home team even though the when the two teams met earlier would stop glorifying "roaches" D uvall. W itte. Iltd d jr. Spruce Crrcfc. T r t c l m r r . K r r b ir r . seniors on the Lady ‘Noles softball team will game was played at Seminole), but Gantt got DUs season before Winter Park K jpJla la iu i. O 'C unn rr. 311. none. I l l l _ no ne. I t r r m l t . and play finesse lax. look at how far they come. the 'Noles out of further trouble nailing two came back with a fourth-quarter Seminole 1 3 -llk S p m re C le rk 11-9. Seminole lost In the semifinals of the Uise stealers tn Die Inning. It’s lough lo bite my tongue on rally. Class 5A-Dlstrtct 5 Softball Tournament. 4 ­ Witte led off the second with a double to Dtls one. but look for a major, They even Jumped out to a 3. to Spruce Creek on a cold afternoon at Dave Rogers still turned Seminole into a deep left and scored on a sharp single from lead mq/or transfer In Seminole before possibly the largest leant lo be reckoned with. Alumni Field, but seniors Marta Duvall and Mindy Crouse to make It 3-1. County for next fall's busk'‘ball crowd to ever attend s Seminole Tin so sorry this season Is over und I e s ­ Melissa Witte can look back to ihelr fresh­ It was the last lilt Seminole would get u n ­ County lacrosse game despite season. It's kind of becoinv, pecially feel soriy for thr seniors." Rogers man years when the team struggled Just to til the final Inning, however. the chilly conditions. common knowledge, but I run t get through seven Innings without the 10- said. "We were 4-14 when they were The third Inning proved to be fatal for say anything. Instead. Winter Park con­ freshmen." nin "kill" mlr. Seminole. A pair of errors and three singles It's tough to cover everything, The loss was due In lidding mlscues. allowed three Spruce Creek runs urn) the trolled the face-offs and took Since that time, the Fighting Semlnoles but look for something soon on advantage or Lake Brantley huve turned themselves Into a Class 5A Seminole stukrd starter Glnny Carnes to u Notes never recovered. Ihe Lake Mary state cliamplon penalties to take the lead which 2-0 lead tn thr first when Megan Gantt sinpower that toyed with stale rankings earlier Carnes was sharp during her stint before boys tennis team and the Seml- In the year. jrd with two outs und Duvall doubled her being replaced by Duvall In the fourth In­ they dangled like a carrot to a Plesse see Jeff, Psge 2B tome. After a wild pilch, Mamiy I’rlddy Please sec Hawks. Page 2B Despite defections from the team, roach Lions unseat Rams for 6A -3 title O viedo grabs softball ring Hawks eliminate Lady ‘Noles f Patriots, Wildcats split in lacrosse �MaRBMWl n S W ■Semfnoto Herald, Sanford. Honda • Sunday, May 2 ,1 9 9 9 Districts afa IB to center to plate Lytle. Petnirra advanced to second on the play when the Deltona renterflelder hobbled the ball and scored when Jacob Davis sliced a liner to right field for a single. Except for the one error, the Wolves' defense kept the Tribe from blowing the game open. In the second Inning. Deltona shortstop Garrett Velrs nobbed Hal Kronenberg of an RBI sin­ gle. roaming far behind aecond base to make the play with Ro­ binson on third base. The Wolves turned a double play In the third Inning and Todd Buclch redeemed his earlier mlscue by making an amazing diving catch In rtghtcenter off a shot by Petnacca with Robinson on second base with two out. Deltona finally gpt to Fetracca, a sophomore who Is now 8-0 on the season. In the sixth Inning. Oviedo IB mrnt first Yound game. Lake Mary Is now 23-7. four of the losses coming at the hands of Oviedo. "When we started the year. I thought we were good enough to repeat as district champions.’ said Lake Mary coach Alien Tuttle. *1 thought we Just about aa good as last year's team was. All year long, these guys have worked hard and never given up. "You have to give credit to Oviedo. They're a well-coached team.' The lions took a 1-0 lead tn the bottom of the first Inning when Ju stin Holmes doubled, ad- L t g a l N o lle — m tim cMewrr e< os T a t M i m i n i ju o m u u o w e v rr, C M S NO. M - 1 4 S -S H -M - K JH S t. T t» M a m *o * o l .JOHN A LLIN M tm S T S lN R atiboiw r f e e IV BILL WATERS VIN eta tN E 1 4 0 V K C T 9 2 3 9 t Sale lo c a tio n S294A P atelt Rond. O rtcndo. FL. 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P aget S3 through 99 •P u b lic Recorda o f .S em inolo .C ounty, Florida ..to geth er w ith all ttru c tu re c . •rrrprovem enta. tiaturea. appfi,b r.c e t. and appurlanance* on k'aaid land or uaed in coni unction hlherew ith *0A T 10 April 29. 1999 £ MARYANNE MORSE.CLERK S CLERK OF THE S CIRCUIT COURT [ j By Dorothy W Bolton •• Ac Oeguty Clerk H lF YOU ARE a PERSON WITH A £ d is a b il it y w h o n e e d s a n y UACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING. YOU ARE ENTITLED. RT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE 90Y13I0N OF CERTAIN DISTANCE PLEASE CON►TACT COURT ADMINISTRATION *> T SEMINOLE COUNTY COUR­ T H O U S E AT 901 N PARK •AVENUE SUITE N 30I. SAN JfO R D . FLORIDA 3 2 7 ft. (COT) *323-4320 EXT. 4 2 2 f WORKINO •DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF JTHIS DOCUMENT. IF YOU ARE " h e a r in g OR VOICE elMPAlREO. CALL 1-100-935 -S771 T LESLIE A BLAU. EJO * V ote A Blau - 2 7 M W Fairbank* Ava \ Waiter Park. FL 32/69 •Pubhah May 2. 9. 1999 ID E C -U NOTICS OF • On May 13.1*?*. a t 10 00 AM. ■Hemphill Selvage A Towing w ill •y e ll (he follow ing to * a li* fy th e .lo w in g and ito ra g e lie n * in c c ordrnce w ith Section T13 / • lortda S la lu lta *1997 Dodge van. • VIN » 209HB23W2MK214009 *1990 Plymouth 2-dr VIN MP3CS44RXLIQ 29213 1999 Pontiac 2-dr S CIVIL StVISISN CASE M u S S -tT T S -C A -1 4 -P O R EIN T H IS FINANCIAL SCRVICINO CORPORATION. P laintiff. v* DORIS M EDINA and UNKNOWN T IN ANTSTOWNSRS. Defendant* None# i* hereby gnren, p u r­ sua nt to F in a l Judgm ent o f Forcetooure to r PtaintiN entered In IN c c a u e e . In the C irc u it C ourt o t S IM IN O L S C ounty. Florida, I w K eon the property d u e le d In S IM IN O LS County. Florida d e te r d ie d at. LOT FS. DIER SO N O 2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A S RSCOROIO IN P U T BOOR 44. PAGES 17. SS AND 29. OF THE PUBLIC RSCOROS OF E IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA Chapman led off with a single and one out later Brian Maples, son of former Seminole High School star and long-time San­ ford Recreation Deportment coach Mike Maples, doubled deep Into leficenter field. Chapman then scored on a passed ball and Matousek walked, ending the night for IVtrurca and bringing on Mey­ ers to get hts fifth save of the season. Robinson went 2-for-3 with a double to lead the Fighting vanced to third on a fly ball to right field, and scored on Blaine Schulte's single. Oviedo continued to threaten, putting runners in scoring position every Inning. But Lake Mary pitcher Justin Roberts kept the Lions at bay, stranding five base runners (three In scoring po­ sition) during the second, third, and fourth In­ nings. Finally, In the bottom of the fifth, the Lions doubled their advantage when Lorry Orayson singled. Schulte walked, and Kenny Starling slapped a double to score Orayson. An out later, Javte Alvarez hit what appeared to be a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Schulte from third. But the base umpire ruled that Starting had left second base too early In attempting to tog up and go to third on the play. That resulted in the third out of the Inning and negated Schulte's run. In the ensuing debate. Brown was ejected. To their credit, the Lions kept their poloe. Je r­ emy Griffith retired the Roma tn order in the top of the sixth and went Into the seventh Inning working on a one-hit shutout. Lake Mary looked like it was ready to duplicate Us heroics of a year ago os Brandon Honey led off the top of the seventh with a single. After Matt Main was hit fay a pitch, putting the tying run on base. OrlflUh was lifted In favor of J.C. Blass. After Haney was thrown out trying to take third on a pitch In the dirt. Blass retired the two bat­ ters he laced to close out the victory. "This was a typical game for us,* said Brown. ‘Both of our pitchers did what we needed them to do and pretty much everyone in the lineup contributed an offensive or defensive play that was crucial to the victory.* Providing the offense for the Lions were Hol­ mes (double, single, run); Schulte (double, sin­ gle. RBI): Starling (double, RBI); Jered Goodwin (two singles); and Orayson (single, run). Jose Rosado and Haney had the only hits for the Rams. Both Oviedo and Lake Mary wtll play again Tuesday night in the Quarterfinal Round of the Class 6A Stale Regional Tournament. Oviedo will be at Milder Field against the runner-up from 6A-District 4 (loser of Saturday's game between will M l while 1Lake I Mary “ Dr. Phillips and Apopka) travel to the home field of the 6A-4 champion (winner of Saturday’s game between Dr. Phillips and Apopka). Sen 'a r a b r t r t * S treet, *W ln to r a p H n g e .P L S IT M . e l p u b lic •eta, to th e highest and beet tedder. Ice cash , at the w eal fro n t d o o r o f th o SEMINOLE County C ourthouae. In Sanford. FL. a t I t 00 a m on MAY 20. IM 1 Dated thia 14th day o f April. MARYANNS MORSE. C L IR K C ltrh o t C irc u it Court By: D o ro th y W Sot ton Deputy C le rk ROBERT M . COPLEN K ata H o d g e *. P.A PO. Boa 900 Tart pa. FL 33*01-0400 Publlah A p ril 2 *. and May 2. IM S DEB-222 nor ooooooo. o o i 100O lO a. S O S H o b n t* and S onfcrd. G n fflih . M a ns (71 a n d A to b tm . W F . Q rtfOlh. IP _ Hubert*. Save . Htana TO „ Oviedo, S chulte , and S tartin g. 3U . n o te . H R . none M a ty 23-7; Ovtcdo 26-4. Laqal N otlct in tm O f T N I 1STN JU D IC IA L C M C W IT, H I A M P M S IM t N O L I COUNTY. ctaewrr COURT M A M F#a S IM N M LI COUNTY, c a u NOl 44-t 1SS-CA-I4-W BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a* Trustee. JU R IS O tO T M N DIVISION CASS S O i 9 4 -S J S 4 -C A -I4 -S FIRST NATION WIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PUUNTIFF VS LYNOOfl LEVI KOOAEN A/K/A LVNOON KOOKEN. BONNIE KOOKEN. DORINE W SIOAL A /K /A OORINS SIGAL. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DORINE- W SIOAL A/K/A DORINE SIOAL. TRAN9AMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES. IN C . SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: JOHN DOE AMO JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION. CT AL NOTICSt OFNDANT|' 1 FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN p u n u a r t to a Summary Final Judgment o l lorecloeur* dated A pril 21. I 9 M . entered in Civil Cese No 9C -2 320 -C n-l4 -B o l the C irc u it C ourt o f Iho tSTH Judicial C irc u it in and for SEMI­ NOLE C o u n ty. SANFORD. Florida. I w ill s ell to tho tugboat and boat tud d e r for caah AT THE WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE C ounty C ourthou to located a t 301 N. Park Avenue. Santord. Florida, a t H O C a m on the 24 Ih day of JUNE. 1999 the fo llo w in g de aenb rd property aa t a l forth Hi aakl Summary Final Judgment, to -w it LOT 10. BLOCK 2. NORTH ORLANOO RANCHES SEC 9. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R EC0RDE0 IN P U T BOOK 13. PAOES I t AND 12. P U BLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled thie 21 at day o f April. 19f 9 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Clark j t th o Circuit Court Oy O c irjlh y W Bolton Deputy C lerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA SOI SOUTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE *300 PLANTATION, FL 33324 * 4 -m e 3 tF N W ) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES ACT peraona w ith diaabri■lie* needing e (p e cie l accom ­ m odation ahould c o n ta c t COURT ADMINISTRATION at the SEMINOLE C ounty C oi.rthm .ve at 407-323-4330. l-SO O -SSJ-S/ft (TOD) o r 1-900935-977C vie Flo ride Relay Service P u tln h May 2. 9 1999 D€C-S Plaintiff. v*. DAMON DANTE (ES413S-44-4129); UNKNOWN 9P O U 9I O f OAAtON DAN T9: UNKNOWN TENANT 1. and any unknown heir*, devtvee*. grantee*, cre d ito r*, and other unknown peraona or unknown tp o u te i claim ing b f. through and under any o l the above-nsmad Defendants, Defendant* NOTICE O f FORECLOtURR S O L I NOTICE la hereby given thet the undersigned C lerk o f the C H cuit Court o f Seminole County. Florida, w ill on Iho 2 /th day o f MAY. 1999. a t 11 00 o 'c lo c k A l t at tho W est front door o f the te m in o ie County Courthousa in la n to rd . Florida, offer to r ta le and sell a l public outcry to the highoat and b e tl lu id e r lo r caah. Iho followingdescribed property situate in 9emino<e County. Florida Tho East 41.4 to o l o f L o n 9 and 10. Block t l . TIER 4. E R TRAFFORO'S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD, according to ih # P Lil thereof t o recorded in P la l Book I , Page* 19 through 44, inclusive, o l the P u tiic Record* o t Seminole County. Florida pursuant to the Final Judgment entered in * c a te pending in said Court, the alyl# o l which t* indicated above WITNESS my hand and official sec’ o l (a id Court this 24th day of April. 1999 II you are a person w ith a d is­ a b ility who needs any accom­ m odation m order to participate in th is proceeding, you are enti­ tled. a l no co*t to you. to the provide n o l certain aaaialanca Ptease c jn u c t C ourt adminis­ tra tor. 301 N Park Avenue, S uita 11301. Sanford, Florida 3 2 7 /1 . (40/) 323-4330 t a l 4 2 2/. w ithin 2 w orking day* Ol your receipt o f Ih i* notice of foreclosure sale. If you arc hearing unpaired, c a ll 1-90095 3 -9 /7 1 , it you are voice ■mpeiraJ. call I-9 0 0 -9 3 S -I//0 (COURT SEAL) Meryanne Morse CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorclhy W B olton Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF A rdrea L Aylell-H osch D uller 4 Hosch. PA 3tS 3 S Conway Rd . Ste E Orlando Fkuida 32112 (4 0/) 311-3200 B1H 49I04IS Publish M i) 2. 9. 1999 D E C -It NOTICE 19 H tR IS Y OWEN C S J TOWING WILL 9 S U AT PURUC AUCTION FOR lA U M O I FOR CJ1SH 041DCMANO TO HON­ EST BIOOER THE FOLLOWING 0E9CRSCD VEHICLE 1 9 U TRAIL!RAJOLITY TRAILER 0RAN0R WWPH9PH2044FJM24104 THIS AUCTION W kX BE MILD ON MAY 37. IS IS AT 10 O'CLOCK AT COJ TOWING 13*0 9 CR 427. LOMMfOOO.FL 32790 PROSPECTIVE BlDOERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLE ON THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN SAM ANO 9PM T I M M ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS COJ TOWING RESERVE* THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY ANO Semlnoles' offense. Other contributors were Petracca (l-for-3, run, RBI). Lytle (l-for-3. run), Davis (l-for-3. RBI) and Meyers (1-for-l). Rocky Segarra led Deltona (14-IS), going 2-for-4 with a double. Maples added his dou­ ble. while Chapman singled and scored a run and Vrirs and Jarrod Pctrosky both hod a sin­ gleSeminole (24-71 will be at home for the Regional Quarter­ finals on Tuesday, welcoming the runner-up from SA-Dlstrtct 6. the loser of Friday's game between Klsslmmee-Oateway Lions- m bp* » w was able to chuck It to 'IBLwwHk^^ wwil w . i. k r t JNraWSUta 6wb aow iroi, wno cover™ 'IllL nornr 10 nail the runner. Now In the ninth, Manx had another base hit and was able to advance to aecond on a sac­ rifice, but the side was retired before she could advance any further. Oviedo's Katie Field lead off ihe bottom of the ninth Inning with a tingle and went to third on a pair of outs before leaving the winning run an a wild pitch and the Lady Lions |2l-8) re­ ceived the championship tro­ phy and a home game In the re­ gional* next Tuesday. Oviedo will host Edgewater. which was no-hit tn losing the GA-Dtstrlct 4 title game. 1-0. to Apopka Friday night. Lake Maty 121-8) wtl) travel to Apopka to lake on Ihe Blue Darters on Tuesday. Parker finished the game 3* a. 0006000. 6 0 0 t 0000010. l o t Prtrntr*. Meyer* |R sail Danin. Chop— * — — -Mg ip ■ B A M m A C T IO N T O N IG H T WINTER SPRINGS • H ie for-3 with a double and an RBI for the Lions, while Reeber was 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored and Katie Field singled and scored a run. For the Rama. Mans was 3for-4 with an RBI. while Har­ bour waa 2-for-3 with a double and While waa 2-for-3 with a run scored. The winner of Friday's Same .rtween top-seeded Melboume-Florida Air Academy Mg! Cocoa Beach will meet the host Bears, a 44) winner over Melbourne-Central Catholic on Wednesday, for the title and a home game on Tuesday. Admission, a s set fay the Florida High School Activities Association, la 64 for all district games. _____. 8 (7-a. Suw _ lp . fb r a rtN . U fc e ) WrarHi 14-11. _r (SEE I P ________ 110-5) Sovt. iww 1B.UW Mwy. liar to u r Ortrtto. Rtcfarr. FWfctr » . none IM . none Htninto . Lake »*My 21* Ortcdsai-A Let us know The Semlnolf Herald wants to publicise your events, classes and seminars that are available to the gmeral public. Wfe'd like to have the Information for your announcement at least a week In advance. AO Items should be typed or written legibly and include Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your event la taking place. Be sure to Include your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the infor­ mation. 16 ning. but the Seminole bats went silent. With three outs left in the season. Seminole went down quickly on Its first two at-bats In the seventh, but Crouse sin­ gled to krep the season alive. But Seminole couldn't capi­ talise. Spruce Creek (11-9) will take on Deltona for the District Championship today (Saturday) at 2 p.m. at Alumni Field. Dettona. which won a coin (Up with Seminole for the No. 1 seed, had advanced to the fi­ nals with a 4-2 vtctoiy over Pine Ridge on Thursday, but was forced to wait until today to play again as the SeminoleSpruce Creek game was rained out twice. Providing the offense for the Fighting Semlnoles. which fin­ ished the season with a!3-lS record, were Crouse |2-for-3. RBI). Duvall (double, run. RBI). Prtddy (double. RBI) and Witte (double, run). Next season, the 'Notes are expected to have Carnes re­ turning to take over Duvall's role as ace of the staff and, with everyone else except WUte re­ turning. they should be consid­ ered a favorite In their district. AIR MASTERS AIRCONDITIONING• HEATING 323-2990 State Certified ACAC04G916 / 1 pj j i n f j i • r* t i i i i i i i 1 Receive 0 0 off of a 15 point maintenanco inspection 5 !L J I I I I I I I I KINGSAUTOSERVICE “A S E C e rtifie d A u to Technidans“ QUALITY USED CARS 6 9 9 -0 7 7 8 • Jeff Major to Minor Repairs • Guaranteed Service • TowingAvailable m TM CRAIG S. SMITH 415 N .W w y. 17-92 Longwood* F L 32750 Stressbusters! MasterAuto Technician Muter Collision Technician H.D.TruckTechnician W e’ve got Good News fo r you! NOTICE OP SALS NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the Summary Final Judgm ent entered in the aboves ty le d eauae p e n d in g in Iho C H cuit Court o f Ihe Eighteenth J u d ic ia l C irc u it, In an d fo r Senuno o County, Florida, lira undersigned C lerk w ill sell lira p ro p e rly s itu a te d in said C oun ty d e scribed as follow s Lo t 1 *2 LAKE FOREST. SEC­ TION THREE B. PHASE I. acco rd in g to Iho p la t I he root recorde d in P lat B ook 47. Pag# • and 7. o l tho Pubkc Recorda o l Seminole County. Florida • t p u b lic aalo, to the highest b id d e r lo r caah s l i t .0* a.m on the 2711 day o f MAY. 19*9. a l lh a W aal F ront D oor o l Ihe Senuno a C ounty Courthouse, lo c a te d a l 3 0 t N orth Park A venue. S anford. Sem inole County. Florida 32/71 D ated this 2* l h day o l April1999 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK SEMINOLE COUNTY CLERK OF COURT By D orothy W B olton D eputy Clerk VINCENT J WHIBBS. JR . E IO F lo rida Bar No 9113373 W H.BB3 * WHIBBS. PA 421 N orth P alafo* Street P enaacol*. Florida 12301 PufaJieh May 2. 9 1999 DECS ii i-a 2B . Hawks- 16 nole weightlifting teams along with the Oviedo golf team. Last Second Shot: John El may mas great, but fie mas Pubhah. May 2,199* no Jordan or Gretzky. DEC-* In fact, he w asn't even a Unitas. Montana or Baugh. Elw ay m as sim ply a great quarterback w ho w ent out on in tni otaeurr court a winning note. MS AND PGR SRMHWiE COUNTY, PLORIDR But to compare him to the casa noi o«-ait«-ea-i4-p greats Is ludicrous. ROBERT E DALE . J R . Plain lit/, v ROGER A JOHNSON. II. and LINDA H JOHNSON. In d ivid u a lly and aa Husband and W ite. ECN MORTGAGE A LENDING ASSOCIATION. INC . a banking corporation; and the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Defendants. Championship Oame of t’ e Class 3A-DIstrict 13 Baseball Tournament will be played at Winter Springs High School to­ night (Saturday) at 7 p m. and Merritt Island, to Alumni Field % b 7 p.m. game. fhe^lfotvea will also be in action; fring to th e home of the BA-6 cham ptonon This Sunday's Message May 2,1999 “BUILDINGA UFE OFSACRIFICE" presented by WEST LAKE COMMUNITY CHURCH test Lake C— 1 nlty Churcti currently metis Sunday mornings it 10:30 AM south of St 46 al the comer of Orange Blvd. and Vaysldc Dr. at the Paola Voods Preschool Linda Costello, Pastor Phil Davis, Associate Pastor Darrel Watson, Associate Pastor W est L a k e C o m m u n it y C h u r c h w w w .w e s t - U k e .o r n “How to have a great life* has been designed to help you get to know God mi that you can live the life of significance God meant for you to livcl Bring the children; we arc committed to providing an excellent preschool and children's church. Dress casual. Ortnff Ate. SR 46 W ayikto ■ W * a r a * l* i VaoU W om b P rucbooi (co m « o f O n | t and W ijrtk t* ) I T b w n * Co �Ssm inote H a n id Sanford, Fkxlds - S w id s y M ay 2 , 1 M * M set to begin next week Babe Ruth Sax vs. Deen, Fisher & Lawrence Royal*. 2:30 p.m.: SaCwSay. May • at Lakeside Field. Deen. Fisher A Lawrence Royals vs. Play It Again Sports Diamond Backs. 11:30 a m : Shutter Bugs Marlins vs. Sanford Lodge M2 Free A Ac­ cepted Masons Cardinals. 1 p.m.; Network Elec­ tric Cubs vs. Sunnlland Corporation Red Sox. 2:30 p m » nrrs-up, a t 7:15 p m 7:45 p m . the Rotary the Summand Corpon . two of the s a te s wM he an Thursday. May 0th. with the Markna playing Ms Expos a 5:48 p.m. and the Athletics battling the Devil Rays at 7:45 p m If a third game is needed In either aeries, It would be play on Saturday. May 0th at 9 a m and/or 11 a m The Semiflnalo will begin on Tuesday. May 11th at Roy Haller Junior Field with the Devil Rays/Athletlcs survivor taking on the Sanford Lodge M 2 Free A Accepted Masons Yankees at 8:45 p m andH the I Expoa/MaiEna “ " - M1B *the Railroaders Cubs at 7:45 p m Game two will be on Thursday. May 13th. te 5:45 p m and 7:45 p m and the If necessary* gune being played on Saturday. May 15th. a t 9 a m and/or 11am . The survivors would then meet In the Champi­ onship Finals beginning on Tuesday, May 10th. at 0 p m Game two would be on Thursday. May 20th. at 0 p m . and the If necessary’ 0wne act for Satur­ day. May 22nd. at 9 a.m. Standings _ American Division: Sanford Lodge M 2 Free A Accepted Masons Yankees (10-2-1|. Rlnker Materials Devtl Rays (0-7) and Sanford S3 vs. Utah Plan. 8:30 a m : JIM Enterprises vs. Crown Trophy. 9:30 a m ; Smmlland Corpora­ tion vs. Bovte Homes, 10:30 a m ; M M y , May I a t lakeside Field. Bovla Homes vs. Crown Ih ip q r. 0:30 a.m ; R ch H an vs. JTH Enterptteies, 9:30 am .; Sanford Campbell-Losslng American Legion Post S3 vs. Sunnlland Corpo­ ration. 10:30 a.m. Seminole County adult flag football Late Hit 13, Horsemen 0; Out’ easts 20. Lawmen 27; and Bomb 24. Nasty Boys 0. The standings after ate week are _ O utcasts (2-0), Lawmen and Bomb (both 2-1), Signal Zero (1-1). Late Hit and Horae* men (both 1-2) and Nasty Boys The action continued this (0-2). past Sunday with a rematch of The Altamonte Springs sea­ an intense playoff son runs far eight games. The season Late lilt.‘ maws am pteystf ar Forest City Davis knocked Ji ~ 4 ao n m u u y School on Sunday) the Lawmen out of the Champ! beginning a t 10 a m onshipgam e 19-0. ' This time the Lawmen The Cite of looking for revenge and got it. Casselberry h as Monday Night in the form of a 20-0 beating of Football year round. Flag Foot­ Late Hit. Rick Kelley and Brian ball that la. and It Is a lot of Foley both returned kicks lor a fun. The games begin at 0:30 touchdown to help the Lawmen p.m. and every one Is welcome cruise to victory. to come out and watch. Offense was not paramount in The competition in this the second match up between league Is considered the best In The Bomb and The Horsemen. Seminole County. There are With the Horsemen leading 0-0 several former DCF, Arena late in the fourth quarter The League, players competing. Bomb were able to get inside Even former NFL player Mar­ the ten yard line. On fourth and quette Smith has been seen goal with no time left Dwayne showcasing his game on Mon­ Rackard threw an interception day Night. In the end zone to end the Smith, who played for the Carolina Panthers, played in game. Signal Zero received a forfeit the league to keep hi* skills win over the Nasty Boys. The sharp. Is now playing In NFL Outcasts. Lead by Darren Europe. The reining league Hodges, formerly of the Orlando champions T h e Zone* were Predators, had the bye week. ranked • 1 in the State of Flor­ The result* from Week 1 _ ida.fay FRPA In division U Bag Bomb 13. U te Hit 12; Lawmen football. Former UCF QB Dar­ 10. Horacnicn 12; and Outcasts ren Henahaw has lead his team 12. Signal Zero . to unbeaten seasons, three The results from Week 2 _ times in a row. t e L U t M L 9 P IC IA L T O W nmm r In results from Week No. 2 of the current league, being played at Secrett Lake P Park, the Lawmen topped i Zuma Beach, 21-0: Wolfpsck ripped the Out­ casts. 20-0: and the 0 amblers rolled A.D.L.. 20-0. After two weeks the standings are: American Division _ The Zone (1-0), Gamblers and A.D.L. (both 1-1) and Nightmare (0-1); National Division Law­ men (2-0). Wolfpsck (1-1) and Outcasts and Zuma Beach (both 0-1). This Monday’s schedule has Zuma Beach playing the Out­ casts at 0:30 p.m.; The Zone battling A.D.L. at 7:30 p.m.; and Nightmare taking on the Gamblers at 0:30 p.m. Ounncr Smith, the recreation coordinator for th e . city of Casselberry, says that Monday Night Football Is so successful that the City plans on starting a Friday night league aa well. Football under the lights la exciting and how the game waa meant lo be played. The season currently runs 12 weeks and then playoffs and a champion­ ship game. The coat of the league la 0300.00. >Uf < ijn d v h b i 0 O il *0/3*1 RfJM'J M /M W M T // 7 S Z /V f/r. to Bonolv A f& Z M /S fS Monday * May 17 • 7 : 3 0 P M O rla n d o i f f F A M C H A R G E BY P H O N E : 407 839-3900 Ticki;M on sole N O W uf th e O R L A N D O A R tN A B O X OFFICE a n d a ll cy L o c a tio n s . r' t S Crisf o l is tr ls i i mu r In in a . il«« in ' ’ ix ' » tfih*-* « — — <ham piorM O »M f <nm Lacrosse-— rabbit throughout the game. Lake Brantley mounted sev­ eral rallies in the slugfest. but Winter Park continued to an­ swer. "We never stopped playing.* ijlte Brantley coach Dave Shrum said. *We never quit and I’m proud of them.* Shrum and the Patriots, who will have to deal with the loss of 13 seniors next year. Including attackmen Danny Hogan and Grant Shellhammer who com­ bined for four goals in the loos. Hogan. Shellhammer and de­ fenseman Sean LeBlanc were all named first-team AllDistrict. but only LeBianc ts back next year. Shrum said Lake Brantley will be back. "We've got some kids coming up that will make us even stronger next year." Shrum said. For awhile. It looked like It might be tough to keep up with this year's team. After an early Winter Park goal. Lake Brantley came right back when Hogan scored unassisted less than a minute later. The Patriots even took a lead when middle Jim Favero scored with both teams a man down, but Winter Park continued to penetrate the Lake Brantley defense and had a 4-2 lead af­ ter the first quarter. Shellhammer scored to open up the second quarter, but that's when Patriot penalties started to get In the way. Winter Park scored three straight be­ fore Hogan scored hi* second on a feed from Shellhammer to make it 7-4. Winter Park continued to an ­ swer any Lake Brantley punches, scoring twice before the end of the half to take a 9-4 lead, but the Patriots came back once again. Down 10-4 after a quick Winter Park goal to start the second half. Shawn Quinn and Seth Alte scored to cut U to 1-0. After another Wildcat goal. Shellhammer and Quinn scored to make It 11-8. After that, every time Lake Brantley tried to close. Winter Park would score off the faceoff and finally pulled away at the end. Lake Brantley was the not last hope for Seminole County to represent the north region next week, however. The Patriots girl*' team Un­ proved to 15-1 as Barrie Comlns ky and Erin Hogan scored twice each and the hosts scored a late goal to break an 77 tie and give the Patriots an 87 victory over Winter Park (13-3) at Tom Storey Field. The Lake Brantley girls will now represent the North Region to Ihe State Championship game next Saturday at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex. Ommisbt BORELLI z n u n tor Contfortbf G n m v p fx ri Your Choice y\ impo V Your Choice W ra U rtf* m j ether effet Smm Hym me RACKROOMSHOES Th» Big >rond»l Th> llg Savings! Altamonte Seminolt Town North Lake Mall Center Plan 787-7044 830-9220 323-7411 �4 B • Seminole Herald, Sanford, Honda • Sunday. May 2, 1999 Business A fij jd I On hand lor the opening festivities worn (pictured left to right): Sanford-Seminole Chamber ol Commerce Director Ron Rose. Ted Moats. President ol Logan's Roadhouse and Sanford Mayor Larry Dale Rose and Dale were treated to one of tho traditions at Logan's, to break a bottle of champagne against each new restaurant's juke box. * '0 W i m 1 1 B — JP! 1____Logan's Roadhouse kicked off its grand opening in Sanford by Inviting tho public to come out and try somo of tho specialties of the *Roa<r house. The peanuts stackod up along the bar are a signature feature of the restaurant where patrons are encouraged to eat al the peanuts they want and throw the shells on the floor. Logan’s brings great steaks, atmosphere to Sanford By K e llie V e n t e r STaW ttrh n tiT ----------------SANFORD. Florida—Known throughout the region for Its great-tasting food and Its honky-tonk atmosphere. Lo­ gan's Roadhouse has come to town. Located at 4649 West First Street (C.R. 46). by the Semi­ nole Towne Center mall, the 7.800-square-foot restaurant scats 292 people and pro­ vides ample parking. At 11 a.m. on Tuesday. April 27. Lagan's opened Its doors to the public. On the Monday night before, the public was invited to come to the restaurant, have a drink and/or a meal on the house and sample a little bit of what lias made Logan's famous. On hand for the celebration were many local celebrities such as Sanford-Semlnolc Chamber of Commerce direc­ tor Ron Rose and Sanford mayor Larry Dale. Logans Roadhouse lias been named one of the coun­ try's hottest concepts by Na­ tion s Restaurant News and lias been singled out by Forbes and Business Week as one of the best small compa- nles In America. The com­ pany Is aggressively expand­ ing Its company-owned restaurant locations and expects to open at least 15 new res­ taurants this year. Logan s al­ ready operates four restau­ rants In the greater Orlando area. tle legume Iasi year. Lunch prices range from $4.50 to $8.25 for express Items tike hamburgers and specialty salads or th r petite sirloin steak, and from $7.95 to $17.95 for dinner entrees, which arc served with a house salad, one side Item and homemade yeast rolls. "Our menu offers many Items that diners can't get at other restaurants." said Moats. “That's why we came up with selections like our Tbone steak salad, our signa­ ture fried green tomatoes, our brown sugar and cinna­ mon sweet potato, along with a few' other different Items." "Of course, there's always the free peanuts," he added. The neon signs, handpainted murals and woodplanked floors create thr at­ mosphere of a l 940s vlntagr roadhouse. Thr W urlit/rr jukebox plays today's hot country music free of charge, and n large window in front of the grill allows customers to watch the chefs at work. Logan's Roadhouse will be open for dining from 11 a.m. In 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 10 "Wc're always looking for good communities In which to bring our businesses and are especially excited to open a restaurant in Sanford." s a id Ted Moats, president of U>gan's Roadhouse. "It's a growing community with Logan's menu features a simple but diverse selection of today’s popular American fare. Including hearty por­ tions of extra-aged and handcut steaks, baby-back ribs, fresh chicken. appetizers, salads and seafood. Logan's Ls also known for Its free pea­ nuts. which guests eat while they wait and throw the shells on the floor. Peanuts arc a btg deal at Logan's, which is known for the ‘messy- way patrons eat them. In fact, last year. Lo­ gan's estimates that its cus­ tomers consumed 1.29 mil­ lion pounds of die lumpy lit­ p.m. Sunday. David Green will scree on the general manager, and Cindy Copeland will tie the kitchen manager. The restau­ rant will employ a staff of ap­ proximately 100 from the Sanford area. ‘Were looking forward to serving the people of Sonford." said Green. "Our goal to to make Logan's the favorite restaurant In town." WE OFFER by Nation's Restaurant News. Logan's Roadhouse Is owned by the Lebanon. Term.-based CURL Group, which also op­ erates approximately 3 HO Cracker Darrel Old Country Stores locations in 36 sta trs across the country and two Carmine Glardlnls Gourmet Markets In Florida. The CBRL Group, Inc.. Is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the symbol CURL. Founded tn 1991. Nashvillebased Logans Roadhouse. Inc., operates 50 company owned restaurants tn I 1 slates throughout the South­ east. Midwest and midAtlantic regions and five fran­ chised restaurants In North Carolina. South Carolina. Oklahoma and Augusta. Ga. 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FOR THE PURPOSES OF DISPOS­ ING OF THE FOLLOWING VEHI­ CLES FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ TION CALL 407-321-2949 S3 BLACK VtN*4AA447A0CR1O370O IS PONTIAC VW41G23F97S3FN219399 IS CHRYSLER VWt2C3O»M4Pl0Rl 72407 71 BLACK VANa4NS9VI14493434 Pubhah May 2 1999 OCC-12 pvsuc Legal Notice* Legal Notice* Legal Notices NOTICE OP PUBLIO AUCTION N o tic* 19 hereby given S *nim ol* W r*c k *r S *m c * w ill M il at Public Auction lor ta lv *g * lo r c a ih on demand lo higheal bidd er Ihe fo llow in g described y * b ic l* t May 14, 1SSS AS Ford 2 OR Vln A 1FABP4636QH1I02T4 The auction w ill be held at 12 00 pm on th * la id d a t*a aboe* At S *m in o l* W rackar S a rvlc* 2S40 S M yrtle A «* Senlord. Fla 32TF) Prospective bid d e r* may mepecl vehicles on * flour prior to ta le Term* are ca«h o r c e rtifie d fun d* Seminole Wrecker reeenre* H i* n g fil to accept or r* |* c t any and aU bide Publish May 2. IM S DEC-F d r a w l! C o u rt a t th e 19th J u d ic ia l C lra u tt In a n d Far 9 e m ln * le Caunty, F lo rid a Oaae N o . 9 * 9 0 * 0 4 Tit* Bank o f New York a* Trustee u n d e r th * pooling and se rvicin g agreement dated a* o f Fabruary 29. 1993. Sene* 1993-A. Plain tiff|»). vs Qus Papalhanasopoulos UST OF • • M M O L S COUNTY ■C O PROJECTS! 1 P rote ct (F C -1 7 4 -M /B J C . P ro te c t Title Band Lake R a a d /W e e t ta k a B ra n tley Read S id e w alk, Docum ent • 1 7 4 1 . Due Data M a y S9, 1999 a t 2 00 p m . lo ca l lime F o r inform ation on any of the S em inole County BCC pro­ tects p le a s * call inform ation on Demand. Inc . (407) 97S-0020 Publish A pril 27. and May 2. 1999 0EB-2S2 NOTICE OP ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TNB BIONTBENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.i SS-4S S-C A .1S -0 SEMINOLE COUNTY, a po litica l subdivision o f the State of Florida. Petitioner. * RONALO 0 SPELL. RUTH NANETTE RIDDLE, l/k/a RUTH R SPELL. AMSOUTH BANK l/k /a AmSouth Bank o l Florida l/k /a Fortune Dank A Savings Bank. FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION t/k/a SOUTHERN STATES UTILITIES SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Succeteoe to NationsBank o f Georgia National Association a* Trustee under Indenture dated as March 1. IM S HAY VALDES as Taa Collector o f Seminole County. Florida and th * unknown spousea o f the above if any. their heirs, devisee*. O 's ig n ***, grantees c re d ito r*, le t * * * * eaecutor* adm inistrator*, mortgagee* ludgm ent cre ditor*, trustee*, lienholder* persons m possession and any and alt other person* having or claim ing to have any right, title or interest by through under or against th * above named Defendant*, or otherwise claim ing any right, title , or m tereal m the real property described in this action Defendant* TO THOSE ABOVE- NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST 0Y THROUGH. UNOSR OR AOAINST THE NAMEO DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIM­ ING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY OESCRIOEO BELOW An Eminent Domain Petition together w ith it* Declaration o f Tak.ng ha* been filed in the above-styled cou rt to acquire certain property in te re st* in Sanunol* County. Florida, described a* lo lPARCEL HO. 1 1F.J CNULUOTA BYPASS PEE SIMPLE THAT PORTION OF LOT 4 BLOCK A. TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA IN SECTION 20 TOWNSHIP 2 t SOUTH RANOE 32 EAST SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORlOA. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT DOCK 1 PAGES S4-S4 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA OEING MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIOEO AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT A V 4 * IRON PIPE WITH NO R L S NUMBER MARKING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH RANGE 32 EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY FLORlOA THENCE NORTH 01*S I'20* WEST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SAIO SEC­ TION 20 A DISTANCE OF 2SS0 04 FEET TO A 1-1/2* IRON PIPE WITH NO R L S NUMBER MARKING t h e NORTHEAST CORNER O f THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SAIO SECTION 20 THENCE SOUTH SS*2I o r WEST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SECTION 20 A DISTANCE OF OSS 13 FEET THENCE SOUTH 00*29 33* EAST 2S 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF CHULUOTA ROAO AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGES TS ANO 77 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ANO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*29 33* EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF LOT 4 O lO C K A TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA AS RECORO­ EO IN PLAT BOOK 2 PAGES S4-S4 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORlOA. A DISTANCE OF S t SO FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 4 ANO A POINT ON THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF WASHINGTON STREET THENCE SOUTH S t‘ 30 t V WEST ALONG SAIO NORTH RIOHT OF WAV UNE ANO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 4. A DISTANCE OF SO 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 4 THENCE NORTH 00*29 33* WEST ALONO THE WEST LINE OF SAIO LOT 4 A DISTANCE OF SS 49 FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OP WAV LINE OF CHULUOTA ROAO.THENCE NORTH 44*21 02* ( A l l AlOHO SAIO RIGHT OF WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF SO 01 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 29S0 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LESS OWNERS RONALO 0 SPELL Laka Harney Road Geneva. FL and RUTH R S PILL n/k/A RUTH NANSTTI RlOOLS c/o Clayton O Simmon* ( i q Sun T ru ll Dmh Outldmg S u it* 22 200 W«»t f*t%\ Str««t Sanford K 32*71 PARCEL NO. t a a CNULUOTA BYPASS FES SIMPLE THAT PORTION OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST t/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 2 t. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANOE 32 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA OEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT A RAILROAD SPIKE WITH NO R L S NUM0ER MARKING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SECTION 2 t TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA THENCE SOUTH 49*03 33’ WEST ALONO THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SEC­ TION 21 A OISTANCE OF 1329 99 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST t/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SECTION 21. THENCE SOUTH 0 t*44 '3 4* EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SAIO SECTION 21. A OISTANCE OF S64 S9 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST t/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SAIO SECTION 21. ALSO BEINQ THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH Of‘ 44'39* EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SAIO SECTION 21. ALSO BEINO THE POINT OF 0EGINNINQ THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 01*44 34* EAST A OISTANCE OF 2 SO FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH RIGHT-OFWAY LINE OF BRUMLEY ROAO AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF LAKE MILLS ROAO AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGE S2 PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA. THENCE SOUTH Sa*2T'21* WEST ALONO SAIO NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE A OISTANCE OF 30 21 FEET TO A POINT. THENCE NORTH 02*03 07* WEST A OISTANCE OF 2 92 FEET TO A POINT ON SAIO NORTH LINE OF THE S 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 . THENCE NORTH 99*03 30* EAST ALONG SAIO NORTH LINE A OISTANCE OF 30 23 FEET TO THE POINT OF OEQINNINQ CONTAINING 90 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS OWNER FLORlOA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION a Florida corporation t/k/a Southern S late* U tilitia*. Inc c/o B rian P Armstrong Registered Agent 1000 C olor Place Apopka. FL 32/03 Each Oafendant i* further notified that th * Petitioner still petition for an Order o f Taking before the HONORABLE GENE STEPHEN­ SON. one o f Ihe Judges o l the above-styled Court, on Thursday, the 2 /th day o f May. 1999. at 1.30 p m . in Courtroom K. at th * Seminole C ounty Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, in accordanca with it* D eclaration o f Taking heretofore filed in Hu* caua* All Delandanta to Ih i* suit and all other interested parties may tim e­ ly request a hearing on the P etition to r th * Order o f Taking at Ihe time and place designated and be heard Any Defendant failing to hie a timely request for hearing shall waive any right to outset to the Order o f Taking ABB Each Oafendant and any other persons claim ing any mtarast in th * property described in the P e tition in Ihe abova-styled Eminent Oomain proceeding is hereby required to serve w ritten defenses. If any you have, to th * P etition heretofore tiled in this cause on th * Petitioner, and any request for a hearing on the Petition for Ihe Order o f Taking, it desired, on P etitioner's Attorney, whose name and address I* shown below on or before Thursday. May 20. 1999. and lo Me the original o l your w ritten defenses and any request lo r hearing on th * Petition for th* Order o l Taking w ith th * Clerk of Ih i* Court either before service on th * Petitioner's A ttorney or immediately thereafter, to show what nght. title, interest or lien you have. II any. or claim in and lo th * property described in said P etition and to show cause. It any you have, why said property should not be condemned lor Ihe uses and purposes as set forth In said Petition II you fail to answer, a default may be entered against you for the relief demanded in th * Petition If you fail lo request a hearing on th * Petition tor Order o f Taking you shall waive any right lo o b |*c t to »aid Order of Taking WITNESS my hand and seal o l said Court on th * March 26. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE CLEHK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORlOA By Ruth King Deputy Clerk ROBERTA McMILLAN County A ttorney for Saminol* County. Florida Sermnol* C ounty Service* Building 1101 East F irst Street Sanford. Florida 327/1 Telephone (407) 44S-S/34 Attorney lo r P etitioner Publish Sunday. May 2. 1999 Sunday. May 9. 1999 OEC-t A m ended M W * 1* 1 F e re e te n u re S a l* NOTICE IS GIVEN pursuant to a ludgrrent o f foreclosure d a te d 7/30/99 and Order to R e-S et Sal* Dated 4 /1 S/99 and e n tere d m Case No 99-S06-CA o f the C ircuit C o u rt o l th * 1STH Jud icia l C irc u it m and fo r Seminole C o u n ty F lo rid a , wherein T h * Dank of New York a* Trustee under th * p o o lin g and se rvicin g agreement d a te d a* o f February 29. 1993 S ene* 1991-A. I* the plaintiff, and Ou* Papalhanasopoulos *1 a l . the defend ant!*). I w ill se ll to th * highest bidder for ca sh a t th * w est fro n t door o f th * Sermnol* C oun ty courthouse. 34t N P a rk A v * , S anfo rd. Florida at f t 00 o'clock A M on MAY 20. 1999 th * fo llo w in g described pro p e rty a* set fo rth m said ludg m en t. to wit Lot 1S7 R iver Run section 4. according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 23. Pag* (4 P u b lic R ecord* o f Semmo'e C oun ty Florida Together w ith aU th* im p ro ve ­ ments r o w o r hereafter e rected on Ihe p ro p e rty and all e a s e ­ ments. appurtenances, and Na­ tures now o r hereafter a p a rt of th* p roperty A ll replacem ent* and a d d itio n s shall also be c o v ­ ered by this S e cu rity Instrument Alt o l the forego in g I* referred to m this S ecurity Instrument a * the 'P rope rty* 0 A T I0 on APRIL 19 1999 M aryann* M o rs* Clark o l C o u rt 0 ) O orcthy W Bolton As Deputy C lerk A 4 K IL I A VAROO PO BOX 2124 WINTER PARK FL 32790-2129 99-'04S In a cco rd a n ce w ith th * American* W ith Disabilities Act. persons w ith disabilities needn g a sc e c ia l accom m odation to participate in this proceeding should c o n ta c t C o u rt A d m in is tra tio n at 30t N o rth Park A venu e. S uit* N 3 0 I. Sanford Florida 32771 Telephone (407) 323-4330 • ■tension 4227 not later than seven (7) d a ys prior to the p ro ­ ceeding I f heanng im p a ire d (T09I t 400 955 4 771, o r Voice (V) 1 40O-94S-8770 via Florida Relay S ervice Publish A p ril 21 and M ay 2 1991 0E 0-223 ‘ IN TNS C IR C U IT COURT OF TNB BIONTBENTN JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR 9S M IN O LB COUNTY, FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION CASS N O . 99-994 CA D IV IS IO N 14-K FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO DOMINION 0ANKSHAAE9 MORTGAGE CORPORATION P la in tiff. CHARLES J OAOLEY JR • I al. Oalandanl(a) NOTICS OF ACTION TO EASTER 9 MCFAOOEN LAST KNOWN RESIOENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIOENCE UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ OY. THROUGH UNDER AND AOAINST THE HEREIN NAMEO IN0IV10UAL OEFENOANT(S) WHO ARC NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES HEIRS DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIOENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIEO th a t an action to foreclose a m ortgage on lha fo llo w in g property in SEMINOLE C ounty Florida COMMENCE AT THE NE COR­ NER OF LOT 6 ORAOLEV'S ADDITION TO LONQWOOO AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGE t 7. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. THENCE RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES 26 ' SO* WEST. 1004 9k FEET ALONQ THE NORTH LINE OF SAID B R A O IE V S ADDITION TO LONGWOOD. FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 12' 34* EAST 301 19 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES SO' 34* WEST 262 49 FEET. THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 12' 32* EAST. 29 7 94 FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE OF LOT t . SAIO BRADLEYS AODITION TO LONQWOOO. THENCE NORTH S9 DEGREES 26' SO* EAST 262 52 FEET ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAIO BRADLEY'S ADDITION TO LONGWOOD TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING hat been file d against you and you are re q u ire d lo se rve a copy of y o u r wnttan defenses if any. w ith in 30 days a fte r th * first p u b lic a tio n of this N o tice of A c tio n , on E chevarria. M cC all*. Raymer. B a rre tt 6 Frappiar. P la m tilt's a tto rn e y, w h e t* a d dress is 601 Bayshore Boulevard. Suite 600. Tampa. Florida 33604. and file the o rig ­ inal w ith th is Court e ith e r before s e rv ic e on P la in tiffs •Hom ey n r immedialaty th e re ­ after, o th erw ise a d a la u lt w ill be entered against you to r the relief de m and ed in the Complaint o r petition T fis n o tic e shall be published once each weak tor tw o c o n ­ secutive w eeks in the Seminole Har ild WITNESS my hand and the seal of th is Court on th is 20th day o l A p ril. 1999 (COURT SEAL) M aryann* Morse Clark o f the Court Oy R uth King As D eputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalls. Raymer. B a rre l! 6 Frappiar PO BOX 3410 Tampa. F lo rid a 33601-3410 Publish A p ril 23.and M ay 2. 1999 DEB-231 IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND FON 9 IM IN O L B COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS N O i 9 9 -1 9 3 7 -C A -14-B COUNTRYWIDE HOMS LOANS INC a New York co rp o ra tio n , f/k/o COUNTRYWIDE FUNOINQ CORPORATION Plaintiff. SUSAN J WARTINBE (99*312-49-9207). UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SUSAN J WARTENOE PAUL S WARTINBE (SSfUNKNOWN). MABEL L WARTINBE (SSfUNKNOWN) and spy unknown heir* devisee* g ra n t***, c re d ito r* and other unknow n pereona or unknown apouaa* claim ing by. throug h and under any o f Ih e above-named Defendants Defendant* NOTICS OF F O N B C lO tU R S SALS NOTICE la hereby grvan dial the undersigned Clerk o f Ihe C ircu it C ourt o f Seminole County Florida. wiN on Ihe 27lh day o f MAY. 1999 a l f t 00 o'clock A M at Ihe W eal front door o f the Semmol* County C ourthouse in Sanford Florida, olfa r fo r ta la and te ll a t public outcry to the highest and beat btdder fo r cash, the followingdesenbed property a itu a t* in Semmo'e County F lo rid* Lot 54 Block I C AM ILOT UNIT 2 according lo the Plat the reo f a t recorded in Plat Book IS P aget 95 and 94 P ublic R ecords o l Saminola County Florida p ira u a n t to the Final Judgment entered n a case pe nding m said C o u rt Ihe alyl* o f w hich it indicated above WITNESS my hand and official teal o f sa id Court pus 29 lh day of A pril 1999 If you are a parson w ith e d is ­ ability w h o need* any accom ­ m odation m order lo participate ei th is proceeding you are en ti­ tled a t no coal lo you. lo Ihe provision o l certain assistance Pleas* co n ta ct Court adm tm tIrator. 301 N Park Avanua. State N 301. Sanford. Florida 32771. (407| 323-4330 a i l 4227. w it tin 2 working days of your re ce ip t of this no tice ol fore clo su re ta la if you or* hearing im paired, c a ll 1-900939-9771 if you ara vote* n 'p a ire d call 1-100-999-1770 (COURT SEAL) M a ryann * Mors* CLERK OF 1HE CIRCUIT COURT Oy D orothy W Bolton Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Nancy A Bishop Butler 9 Hoach. PA 3199 9 Conway Rd 9 te E Orlando Florida 32912 (407) 391-5200 OAMaOl 1472 Publish May 2 0 1999 CCC-10 i n t n i c i r c u it c o u n t OP T N I IIO N T IIN T M JUOICIAL C INCUIT IN AND FON IIM IN O L S COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CARS NO. 9S-994C A DIVISION 14 O FIRST UNION MORTOAQE CORPORATION F/K/A CAMERON-BROWN COMPANY. Plaintiff. vs HAROLD ANTHONY QALLOWAV JR • I al. Oelandant(s) NOTICS OF F O N IC L O S U N I 9 ALB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgm ent ol Foreclosu re dated A p ril 2). 1999. and anlarad in Casa NO 93-964C A ot Ih e C ircuit C ourt o t th * EIGHTEENTH Judicial C ircuit in and lo r SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wharam FIRST UNION MORTQAOE CORPORATION F/K/A CAMERON-OROWN COMPANY i t Ihe P la in tiff and HAROLO ANTHONY QALLOWAV. JR . JENNIFER 0 JOHNSON F/K/A JENNIFER M BOWES. SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCI­ ATION. INC . VICTOR L SPITHALER. SAMI HEIRICH. STATE OF FLORIDA - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILITA­ TIVE SERVICES SEMINOLE COUNTY CLARICE S JOHN­ SON. CLERK CIRCUIT COURT • SUPPORT DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA, are the D efendants. I will sail to lha hig h e st and best b id d e r for cash a l lh a West fro n t door of the Seminole County C ourthouse Sanford Florida. • I 1 1 00 a m . on the 27th day ot MAY 1999 Ihe follow in g d e scribed property as sal forth m said Final Judgment UNIT 79. SOUTHPORT. A CON­ DOMINIUM. PHASE IS. ACCOROINO TO THE DECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM AS RECOROEO IN O R 000K 1432. PAGE 1777 THROUOH ISOS. ANO AMENDMENTS THERETO PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA a/«/a 179 HILL STREET CASSELBERRY FL 32707 WITNESS MY HANO and Ihe seal o f th is Court on A pril 2S. 1699 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK C letk o l th* Circuit C ourt By D urolhy W Bolton D eputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer B arrett 9 Frappier Pool O ffice Boa 3410 Tampa FL 33601-3410 It you are a peraon w ith a d it* ab ility w h o needa accom m oda­ tion in order to pa rticipate in this proceeding, you are enti­ tled a l no coal to you. tor lha p ro via sio n of ce rta in assis­ tance P le a t* c o n ta c t Court A dm inistration at 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771. telephone num ber (407) 323-4330. w ithin 2 w orking day* o l your receipt o t this doc­ um ent. II hearing impaired. (TOO) 1 -100-935-8771 Publish May 2. S. 1999 DEC-9 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF NOTICB OP •ALB RBNOfHB PUBLIC AUCTION Unless rent due la paid in lull, N olle# is hereby given the personal contents located M cC onnell Towing w ill sell at in Big Tree Salf-Sforage P u b lic Auction to r Salvage lor Warehouse *27. belonging to C ash on demand to highest b id ­ ALBERT J SCARFO de r. t h * fo llo w in g described anil be altered fo r tale to Ihe | v e h ic le * public, or otherw ise disposed o f lo satisfy ‘ ow ne r* lien for •6 C adi 1QSJQ69WXQJSt4133 rent due* in accordanca with 87 P ont 1Q2HXS430HW292360 the F9 93 SOS and SOS Salt9 -9 9 -9 9 Storage Facility A c t Warehouse • S D o d g 103D02SCIFF13S1S2 contents basically c o n titl of a 79 Line 9YS2AI39309 3971 Mustang convertible and 1993 C hevrolet 4 door plus 94 Toy I JT3XPI OVST0004324 p a rt*, re frigerator 17 cu f t . •-> 9 -9 9 several precaa o f tread work­ • 4 M a n ia sho p equipm ent, hand fool*, JM2VC221XE0941725 work benches a n d two wooden 9 - 1 -9 0 car dollws. and o th e r miscella­ • 7 C adi 1GS0WS1 Y2H 97tS2l 1 neous n*m * A ll item * in SetlThe A uction w ill be held at Stor age Warehouse #27 will be 12 00 pm on said d a ta * above ottered lor sal* to the public lor M cC onnell Towing A Recovery cash o r c e rtifie d lu n d t on 2900 Sentord A v* . Sanford PL Friday May 14. 1999 at 10 00 32773 P rospective bidder* may am at the D ig Tree Sellin s p e c t vehicle* one hour prior Storage Warehouse 121. locat­ to s a l* Terms are cash o r ed a t l i t B ig Traa Drive. C e rtifie d Punda McC onnell Longwood Florida 32730 Tow ing rasarvas Ih e righ t to Publish May 2. 1999 a c c e p t or r * i* c t any and all DEC-23 _____ bads P ublish May 2. 1999 IB TNB CIRCUIT DEC-22 COURT IN AMO FOB t-tr-99 • -B0-99 SSM IHOiB COUNTY, FLORlOA C A M NO. 9 T -9 4 9 CA U P COUNTRYWIDE h o m e LOANS INC . Plaintiff va TIRSO EFREN MONTEVINOE ARROYO (9 1 *3 9 1 - I f -9260). SANOII V MONTEVENDE (SSaUNKNOWN). and any unknown heirs dev sees, grantee*, creditors and o th e r unknown persona or unknown tpouaea claiming by through and under tn y o f |h * above-named Defendants Defendants BAH *970423 NOTICB OP FO R IC L O S U R I 9 A L I NOTICE i* hereby given that Ihe unda'aigned Clerk ot Ihe C irc u it Court o f Seminole County Florida, w ill on tha 20th day o l MAY 1999 at 1100 o'clock A M i f th * Weal front do or of the le m n o le County Courthcua* in Sanford Florida, offer lor aala and sell at public ou tcry to lha higheal and best bidder for cash, the followingdesenbed p ro p e rly situate m Senvno • County Florida Lot IS . Traci 301 at CernMon. according lo Ihe Plat Iharaof Recorded in Ptal Book 49 Pag* 31 through 37. inclusive as Recorded in the Public Records o l Saminola C ounty Florida pursuer I to Ihe Fm el Judgment entered in a case pending in Saul Court Ihe style of which is indicated above WITNESS my hend and official te a ' o l sa-d C ourt this tSth day o t A pril 1999 If you ara a pe rson with a d is­ a b ility who needa any accom­ modation m order to participate m this proceeding, you are enti­ tle d at no coal to you. to the provieicn o l certem asaialence Please ccntecl C ourt adminis­ tra tor. 361 N Park Avanua. S uita N id i. S anfo rd Florida 32771 (107) 323-4330 aat 4221. within 2 w orking days ot y o u ' receipt o t this Notre* ot Foreclosure S a l*, if you are hearing im paired, call 1-900SSS-S771, it yo u ara voice enpaire J caN I -600 *53-1770 (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Morse CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Oy Oorclhy W Dolton Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Jan * E Dond Butler S Hoach P A 31 S3 S Conway Rd Sla E Orlando. F lo rid * 32112 (407) 381-5200 QAMS370423 Publish April 2S. and May 2. 199) OSD-223 IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OP T N I II4 K T IE N T M JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OP TMR STATE OP PLORIOA. IN AND POR •IM IN O L B COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. 9 9 -S M 9 -C A -I4 -P ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. INC . Plaintiff. vs SIMON PEW. JANE DOE PEW THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF SIMON PEW. LILLIE RUTH PEW. JOHN 0 0 E PEW THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF LILLIE RUTH PEW. IF UVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID OSFENOANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS 0EVISEE9 GRANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMINO BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMEO DEFENDANT(S). UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MACKENNEY AUTO SALES FU/DO GUARANTEE INS JRANCE CO . GUARANTEE INSURANCE CO . STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ANO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY. HARRIS SOO COMPANY INC . JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT Dalandant(a). NOTICB OP SALS Notica is harvby given that, pursuant lo a Pinal Summary Judgm ent ol Foreclosure entered n th * above-atyled cause, in th * C ircu it Court o l Semmo'e County. Florida. I will se ll lha p ro p e rty s ilu a l* m Seminole C ounty. Florida, described as. LOT 4. BLOCK A. HARMONY HOMES. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAOE 3S. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A /K 'A 114 PLYMOUTH AVENUE. ALTAMONTE SPRINOS FLORI­ DA 32701 at public aala. to lha highest and b a it bidder, for cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD FLORIDA, al I I 00 A M on lha 20th day o l MAY. 190) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT By Durolhy W Dolton Deputy Clark Law Olticva o f Daniel C Conauegra 8901 North Arm enia Avanua Tan pa. FL 33604-1041 Attorneys lo r P laintiff Publish April 2S. and May 2. 199) OEB-221 M T M CKkCMYT COURT COUNTY, FLOIIOA PtLB RUMRSRi 99-999-CP M RE ESTATE OP EMMETT MCKAY LEWIS SR Deceased Th* admnistrshon o l th* estate of EMMETT MCKAY LEWIS SR Deceaeed Fa* N urrtw r 94-3)2-CP ■ pendng at Pie C a cu t Cosel lor i errinolv County Flond*. Probate D em on, the a d ksss of wheh is 301 N o th Park Dnve. Sanford Flonda 32771 The name* and a k k a ia rs ol 8to pevsonal lapse- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT chalenge the I Biases o f the m l the ry h h c a tro n * of 9<* personal repre­ sentative. verai*. or pewdekon of h a Court are requewd to Ma thee ofctockont with this Covet WITHIN THE LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FWST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE BATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICS ON THEM A8 crerAfor* of th * decedent and other persons having claims or demands agauist decedent's estate on whom a copy ol ttva notice la served withm three months after the date of the test pubkeahon of ttva nooca must file th e ir claim s w ith th is Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY 0AV9 ATTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll oth ar c re d ito rs o f the dece­ d e n t end persons having claims o r demands ag ainst tha deca­ d e n t's estate m u s t fit* the ir cla im s with th is c o u rt WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* d a l* o l th * fu s t publicslio n o f this N otice r* April 29. 199) Personal Representative CLAUOIA LEWIS WALWORTH JULIE EASON SMITH. PA . A ttorney F lo rida Bar Number SS7132 2040 W nter S prings Boulevard O viedo Flonda 3274S Tela phone (407) 363-9910 Facsim ile (407) 393-1239 P ublish A pril 2S. and May 2. 1999 OEB-247 91 TH * C94CWTT COURT OF TNS U O ffTB IItTN j u o ic ia l c m c u i t , 9 6 MMOLS COUNTY, PROSA T I DIVISION CASS NO. 99 -9 8 1 -CP IN THE ESTATE OF KENNETH E SUMAL. SR NOTICB OF ADM M I8T RADON Tha atfrrarwtrabon o t lha vsUtv oI KENNETH E SUMMAL. SR. deceased. Fa* Nurrfeet 99-331-CP. ■ pendng «i the Cuciat Covet lor Sen mole County Flonda. Probate D em on th* address o l wheh r* X I N Park A v*. Sanlord. Flonda. 32771 The names and addresses of parsons! representative and per­ sonal representatives attorney are set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AM person* on whom this notice ■ served who have ubvechons that chakenga In* vaiclrfy o l Ihe w>« th* qualihea lain* o l the personal repre­ sentative venue or tunsdekon o l Sue Court are requved to No thee objection* with the Court WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AM creditors o l the decedent and other parson* having claim* or demand* agamal decedent's estate on whom a copy ot ttva Nobca is served withm three m orpta a her th* date ot th* test pu b’icahon or the Notice must tile th e ir c la m s w ith th * Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll other cre d ito rs o t the dece­ d e n t and parsons having d a u n t o r dem and* against th * dece­ d e n t's estate m u st t il* their c la im * with th is co u rt WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data a t the lu s t publica­ tio n o l this N otica is April 2S. 19 9) P eiton al Representative KENNETH E SUMAL. JR 1338 Kelso Blvd W indermere. Florida 34 788 A ttornay lor P ersonal Representative ROOERT EAGAN 217 E Ivenhoe B lvd North O rlande. Florida 32804 FI Bar No 0021642 P ublish A pril 23. and May 2. 19 9) OEB-219 Legal Notices IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT OF TNB IIO N T IB N T N j u o ic ia l e iB c u rr, IN ANO FON • IM IN O iB COUNTY, FLORlOA CA9B NO. 9 9 -f 9 S 7 -C A -I4 -B THE MONEY STORE INVESTMENT CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vs ALMOND ENTERPRISES. INC . et a l . Defendants NOTICB OF F O R ICIOSURB B A LI NOTICE is hereby given fhat. p u rsu e r! to that Final Judgment o l Foreclosure entered m the above-styled action o n April 23 1999 I m il sail the property s it­ uated in Seminole County Florida, described a* Lot 3. SANFORD COMMERCE PARK, acco rd in g to lha P lat th a ra o l as re corded in Plat Book 31. P ag* S7. P ublic R ecords o l Sem m ol* County Florida. to g e th e r w ith a ll m achinery eq uipm e nt (in clu d in g title d vehicles) and furniture wherev­ er located, now owned or lo be acquired, tog ethe r w ith all m craase* to and replacem ent* th e ro l and proceed* therefrom a t public sa l*, to Ihe highest b idd er for cash, af Ihe West Front D oor at Ihe Sem m ol* County Courthouse, in Sanford Florida, at H a m . on th * 27th day o f MAY. 1999 Date A pril 29. 1999 MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of th * 1Sth Judicial C ircuit Semmo'e County Florida Oy D orothy W Bolton Aa Daputy Clark Beln W Miller. PA 3117 Edgewater One* Orlando Florida 32104 (407) 24* *092 In accordanca w ith tha Americana w ith Disabilities Act. persona w ith a disab ility who need a special accommodation to pa rticip a te in this proceeding sho uld co n ta ct ADA C o o rd in a to r a l 30t N Park Avanua S u it* N 301. Sanford. Florida 32771 a l least hv* days p rtc r to th * proceeding Telephone (4 0 7) 32 3-4330 eat 4227 It hearing im paired (TDD) f-(SOO) 93S-S771 or I-(SCO) 933■ 770 o ' Vorca (V). via Flonda Relay a a rvic* Publish May 2. 9. 1999 OCC-13 IN TNB CIBOUfT COURT OF TNR BIONTSSRTN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AMO FON • IM IN O iB COUNTY, FiO N lO A C A M NO. 99-999 -D N -9S -P IN RE Tha Marriage o l EMERY GRIFFIS Petitioner and ANITA CONSUELO GRIFFIS Raapondant NOTICB OF ACTION OF D » 9 9 0 iV T t0 N OF MARNIAOB TO ANITA CONSUELO GRIFFIS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO that an action lo r dissolution o l rrwrnaga has been filed against you and you ara required to serve a copy ot your written defense* it any to it on Emery Qntfis. 4St Katie SI. Sanlord. FL 32771 on or bafore MAY 2*. 1999 and file the ongm el with th * clerk o f thia co u rt before service on P etitioner or im m edi­ ately thereafter It you fail to do to . a default w ill be entered ag ainst you lo r Ihe re lie l demanded in the petition WARNING Rule 12 295 Flonda Family Law Rule* o f Procedure, requires certain automatic d is ­ closure o t documents and info r­ mation Failure to com ply can result in sanction*, including (karmseal o r striking o f plead­ ings WITNESS my hand and Ihe seal o f this c o u rt on A pril 19. 1999 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Nancy R W inter Deputy Clerk Publish A pril 25. and May 2. 9 t f . 1994 DEB-230 IN TNB CINCUIT COURT OF TNB I9 T N JUDICIAL C IRCUIT IN AND FOR • IM IN O L B COUNTY. FLONIOA CASS MO. 9 9 -9 9 CA I4 P WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. FA successor by corpora ls merger lo OREAT WESTERN BANK, a Federal savings Bank. Plaintiff. vs SIONEV YOST, at ua . a t * 1. Oelandant(a). NOTICB OF S A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgm ent S cheduling Foreclosure S al* entered on A pril IS. 1999 in this c a t* now pending in said Court, the style o t which ia indicated a boys I w ill te ll lo tha highest and beat b idd er tor cash at West Front Door in tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avanue Sanlord. Florida 32771. at I I 00 A M . on tha 20th day o l MAY. 1999. tha fo l­ low ing described property as set lorth in said Order or Final Judgment, to -w it LOT 60. BHECKENRIDGE HEIGHTS. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 42. PAOES 27 THROUGH 29. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA OROEPED at SANFORO. SEMI­ NOLE County Florida, this 16th day o f April. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK As Clark. C ircuit Court SEMINOLE Florida By Oorcthy W Bolton As Daputy Clark SPEAR A HOFFMAN PA 70S South Diaia Highway Coral Oablaa, Florida 33146 Telephone (30$) 666-2299 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 Adm m ialrativa Order No 97-3 II you arw a parson w ith a d is­ ab ility who naads any accom ­ modation in order to participate m th is proceeding, you ara antitlad. at no cost to you. to lha provieicn o t certain assistance Pla.isa co n ta ct Court Adnunu Iration at 301 N Park Avanua Suita N 30I. Sanlord. FL 32771 (407) 323-4330 aat 4227 w ithin 2 working days of your receipt o t this notice, it you era hearing o r vote* im paired ca ll 1-SOO-9S5S 7 7 I/a a b Publish A pril 23. and May 2. 1994 DEO-229 Legal Notices "P U B L IC N O TIC B " •ANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY Tha Sanlord A irport A uthority w ill ho ld its regular bo ard m ealing on Tuesday. M ay 4. 1699. at I 30 a m . a l the Orlando Sanford A irp o rt Eaocutiv* Offices Conference Room. A K Shoemaker Domestic Terminal. On* Red Cleveland Boulevard. Sanford. Florida Inform ation may b * o b tu n e d by c o n ta ctin g th * eaecuttv* offices during norm al business hours at 322-7771 Pteas* take notice that if any person decides to appeal any decision mad# by the Sanford A irport Authority w ith respect to any mattar considered a t the meeting or heanng scheduled herein, he or she w ill need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose he or she may head to anaura th a t a verbatim record o l the proceed­ ings is m ad* w hich re cord includes th* testimony and e v i­ dence ip o n which th * appeal i* based per section ISSOtOS. Florida Statute* Parsons w ith d isab ili'ia* naadmg assistance to p a rtc ip e t* in any o l these proceeding* should contact the Eaeeutir* Director's o lfic# 49 hours ir advance o l th * meeting a l 322-7771 Victor 0 White A A E Eaacutrra Director Publish May 2 1999 0EC-2S CITY OF L A K I MARY, FLORIDA NOTICS OF •PSCIAL S U C T IO N MAY 99 . 1999 In accordanca w ith S tate statute too 342. notica ia here­ by given that the City o l Lake Mary Florida. w>il conduct a Special Election on Tuesday. May 2S 1999. lo r the purpose o l voting on 2 amendments to the City's Charter Voting to r all City voters writ taka place m the City Comnustion Chambers • I Laka Mary C ity Mall, 100 N Country Club Road. Laka Mary Florida, balwaan the hour* o l 7 00 A M and 7 00 PM The questions that w ill appear on the ballot are • • follows C HARTS R A M 9 H D M IN T PROVIDIHQ IH C R I A l l IN LBNSTN OF T IN M 9 FON H B M R IR t OF TN9 C O M M IS ­ SION. SHALL SECTION * 0 3 OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY BE AMINOED TO INCREASE THE LENOTH OF TERMS FOR MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION FROM TWO YEARS TO THREE YEARS BEQINhINQ WITH THE REGU­ LAR CITY ELECTION IN 1999 FOR SEATS 2 AND 4 ANO WITH THE REGULAR CITY ELECTION IN 20C0 FOR MAYOR ANO SEATS I ANO 3 AS PROVIDED IN ORO NANCE NO 921 YES FOR APPROVAL NO FOR REJECTION C N A R TIR A M 1N 0 M 9N T RSQARDIN9 WATER, S IW IR ANO STORMWATER ENTER ­ PRISE FUND. SHALL SECTION 13 03(3) OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY BE AMENOEO TO INCLUDE THE STORMWATER FUND TO PROVIDE THAT STATE REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS DEBT MAY BE INCURRED TO PROV10C PUB­ LIC V/ATIR. SEWER OR STORUWATIR SERVICES OR TO MEET INCREASED 0EMAND FOR THESE SERVICES TO PROVIOE THAT SECTION 13 03(3) SUPERSEDES SEC­ TION 13 03(2) OF CHARTER. ALL AS PR0VI0ED IN ORDI­ NANCE NO (2 2. YES FOR APPROVAL NO FOR REJECTION For a d ditiona l info rm atio n regarding lha Special Election pleas* contact Ihe City C lerk’s Office at 407-324-3023 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORlOA Carol A Foatar. City Clark Publish April 20. and May 2. 1999 DEB-196 — -v<*- IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORlOA. IN ANO FOR •EM INOLE COUNTY OBHSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. 9T -S S 99-C A -I4-B GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB P laintiff. v* PEGGY J PAFFORO. SANFORO HI00EN LAKE VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Delandanl(a) NOTICB OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuer t lo a Final Judgment of Foreclosure d e le d A pril IS. 1999. and entered in Casa No 97-2266-CA-14-E of the C ircuit Court o l th * EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County Florida wharam GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB is P lainlitf and PEGGY J PAF­ FORO. at a l . ara Defendants. I w ill sail lo lha higheal and beat bidder lor cash in tha W aal front door o l tha Courthouse, in Sanford SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 11 00 a m o 'c lo c k on tha 18th day o l MAY. 1999. tha lollow ing described pro p e r­ ty as aat lo rth in said Final Judyment. lo w it Lot 27. HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS. PHASE I. according to tha plat tharaol as recorded in P lat Book 2 i. at Pagat 99 through tOt o l tha Public Records o l Samino'a County. Florida, o/k/a IIS Sand Pina Circle. Sanford. Florida 32771 DATED this tS th day o l April. 199) MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark o l said Court 0> Ooro'hy W Bolton A t Da July Clark Fabar 8 a.t illt. PA Suila 300 1573 Madruga Avanue Coral Gablas. Florida 331*6 (305) 6(2 4110 ‘ Parsons with a disability w ho naaJ a tie c iu l accommodation lo panicipala in this proceeding should c o n la c l ADA C ocrd iralar al Saminola C ounty Courthouse 301 N Park Avanua Suita N30t. Sanford, Florida 32771. al laaal liva d a y* pner lo the proceeding Telephone (407) 323-4330 eat 4227. 1-5)0-955-8771 (TOD) or 1-900 955 *770 |V) via Florida Relay Service* Publish April 23. and May 2. 199) OEB-220 £ �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 21— Pe r s o n a ls penance «w aril pul you to «ork Monday morning mth t i C lN nl IN T N I C IRCUtT COURT TOR IC M IH O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA C A I I n o . e s - is a a - C A - t a - * CnOSSLAND MORTGAGE CORP. P laintiff. CYNTHIA K NAUOHTON. unknown ip o u ie o l Cynthm R Naughton. SEMINOLE COUNTY, A POLITICAL s u b d iv is io n OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. SANFORD HIOOEN LANE VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC , and ‘ JOHN DOE and MARY DO E', the n jm *» tw in s ficlitioua . Mi. true id e n tllie * o l Dalandanta being unknown to Plaintiff, lha par h a t mtandad baing lha pari rat In p o u a ta io n . Dalandanta N O T IC I OF S A L I Nolica I t Kara by g n a n that, purtuar.l In lha Ordar oa Final Judgmant ontorad on Apail I f , 11*9. in thra c a u ia . In lha C ircuit C o u rt o l te m h r a le County. Florida. I w ill t i l l lha proparty titu a la d In l a tH ta lo County. Florida, doacnbod aa LOT *3. HIOOEN LAKE VILLAS. PHASE IV. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS . PAOES » . IT AND 21. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA at public ta la , to tha hlghoal and b a ll biddar. tor cath . at lha waal Ira n i door ol lh a Santtoala County C ourlhouao In S anlard. Florida, a t t t 00 a m . on MAT 17. 1*99 Da lad a t S a n fo rd . Florida Ihla 21th day o l A pnL IS M MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W B olton Aa Da only C lark Barry V Elkin. la g 9400 Kogar B ird . Suita *104 Si P atanburg. 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S ite 4pm Do you 1-600 29S-1I6 IS Great C le rical O p p ortu n ities 53— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s BOYD L TWEED. JANE DOE TWEED THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF BOYD L TWEED. PEOQY J TWEED. JOHN DOE TWEED. THE UNKNOWN HU3DAND OF PEOQY J TWEED. IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAIO DEFEND AN T|S|. IF REMARRIED. AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. OEVISEES. GAANTEES. ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINIT THE NAMED DEFENOANT(t): JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. 0 *l*n d a n t(s ) N O T IC I OF S A L I Natica is ha is by giyan lha l, pursuant to a Final Summary Judgm ant ol Foraclosura antarad in tha a b o v a -tty la d causa, is tha C ircuit C ourt o l Senunoi* County. Florida. I anil sail the p ro p a rty s ilu a ta in Sammola C ounty. Flo rida, dasenbad as LOT 2. FOREST LAKE HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGE IS . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM I­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. A/K/A 1294 FOREST LAKE DRIVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA 32714 a l public sala, to lha h ig h a tl and bast biddar. lo r cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD FLORIDA, a l 11:00 A M . on tha 27th day o l MAY. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT By D orothy W Bolton Dr p u t/ Clark THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY L l» OHicas o l Ountel C Consuagra • M l North Armanla A n n u a Tampa. FL 33404-1041 A llornays lo r P laintiff Publish May 2, I . 199* DEC-4 k *t the large it Cufflng Service In the Wortdl Adecco Employment Service hat the |ob Ibr you! Wto offer great pay. great benefit*, and the opportunity to work tor prominent companies In the Late Mary/Heathrow ares. 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Kigfv (uni, proceed 1-112 miL't, community on nt^u. 3 0 2 -7 1 )0 5 B e t t e r E n g in e e r in g B u il d s a B etter H ome E N G IN E E R E D H O M E S OF OHIANOO www.engineefeffiome5.com �■ ■ ■ ■ Health & Fitness. 2C People. 3C - 5C Seminole Herald The dead come to life at Sanford cemeteries Echoes o f the past still ring r o f h m lH » t fo r M useum officials are continuing to learn about Important people In the city's past. For example, officials are looking Into th a t d a te s back to s f A f f W Rfikft---------------- - SANFORD - The past whispers to people willing to Heathrow-klds throw baby shower lis te n * The City a t Sanford la restoring tta cemeteries a n d updating th e records of people b u ried In the plots. While conducting research for the project. Sanford Museum officials have been surprised by how m uch they learn ab o u t th e city. For example, three African-American Civil W ar veterans a re burled In a city cemetery. E ach name catalogued yields a little more detail on the families th a t built th e city. The Lakevlew and Evergreen cemeteries, located n e a r Seminole High School, w ere likely acquired by the city In the 1920's, m useum officials said. There la also a n earby AfricanAmerican cemetery, popularly called the Page Jackson Cemetery. T J . Miller once owned the Lakevlew cemetery, an d th e d ty purchased the cem etery from the Miller family In th e 1920‘s. Historians are still researching who laid th e cemetery o u t Miller's horse. Bob. Is buried on a right-of-way next to th e road, outside the Lakevlew Cemetery. The cemetery w as likely constructed a t around th e tu rn of th e centu ry /S an fo rd Museum Director Alicia Clark said. The oldest person buried in the Lakevlew Cemetery Is a veteran o f th e War of 1812. Some o f the bodies may have been moved from a string of forts that were once scattered aro u n d the Sanford a rea . Including Ft. Reid. The fort was located near w hat Is now 20th Street. “MeUonvllle Avenue u sed to be an old pioneer road." Clark said. "They would have traveled down th a t road." The Evergreen Cemetery may have b een built to " handle overflow from th e Lakevlew Cemetery. The city acquired th e cemetery in the 1920’s. A 1924 ctty bond In th e Sanford M useum lists Evergreen Cemetery for $10,000. In 1991, th e Chase family donated $60,000 to , t AO people buried In Lakevlew Cemetery ore hated on the cemeteries website at USgenweb.org The site w as establish one year ago by volunteer genealogist Cindy Knecht, who now lives In Michigan b u t still works on th e site. *n$a la th e wave of th e fu tu re for genealogy." Clark said. "It's pretty amazing. We can answ er a lot of genealogy questions here." Half of the people In Evergreen are listed on th e w ebsite. City workers have m ade a grid with a list of available nam es lor the so-called Page Jack so n cemetery for African-Americans near the Evergreen and Lakevlew cemeteries. The d ty h a s learned th a t Jackson an d Stephen Gerard were farm ers who lived behind the Evergreen Cemetery. "We’re building up the stories of the families In Sanford." Clark said. Three Civil War veterans have been found In the Page Jack so n portion of the cemetery. Clark said. M useum officials are looking Into the folklore of people burled In the cemeteries. "We went from knowing nothing to learning a lot ab o u t the history of o u r dty." City crews have cleared shrubbery and marked graves In the cemetery. "We have a record." Clark said. "Unfortunately, twoth ird s of the people can not be Identified." Historians are studying w hat the markings and symbols on a num ber of Grave Stones mean. The African-American com m unities In Sanford used to have burial societies a s a type of insurance plan to prepare for funeral expenses. T h is way even If you were poor you could afford a burial." Clark said. The Odd Fellows was a burial society with a m ission to provide a descent burial for th e dead. AfricanAmerican Odd Fellows are burled In the black section of th e cemeteries, and white LAKE MARY - S tu d en ts s t Heathrow Elem entary School are m ak in g " donations to a n a re a homeless shelter. The school’s 9 0 0 stu d en ts recently collected nearly 1.000 disposable Items su ch a s diapers, co tto n swabs and to othbrushes, for the Coalition For T h e Homeless In Orlando. "If we can h elp th e stu d en ts become more aware of the w orld around them then it will m ake a difference." fourth grade teacher Denise G lum said. "We can help o u r kids be better citizens. T h is Is the time to reach them ." The stu d en ts celebrated their work T uesday with T he World's Biggest Baity Shower. S tu d e n ts ate cake and m ints, sipped punch, and viewed th eir gifts on display. "It’s really nice for them." Glum said. "We try to make this a s m uch like a baby shower a s we can . They get to take pride in th e ir gifts, an d say ‘look w h a t 1 brought." In the program’s three years stu d en ts have collected about 3,0 0 0 Items. Glum said. Kathryn Hendrix. 11. a fifth grader a t th e school, said th a t It feels good to know th a t sh e Is helping someone. T h e re are all these children In th e world who are missing som e of the things we take for granted." Hendrix said. ‘It’s a good feeling to know th a t these Items are going to people who need them ." S tu d en ts viewed portions •• U W o itfs Btqpsst Baby Showsr, co ls ctlnfl money and needed Heme lor area hometeea shelters Tuesday at facility. "It would be good for them to see som e of the people who are being helped." Glum S am aritan Home and The G uardian Home, both In Sanford. C horus members san g to the residents and delivered the gifts. T h a t (spending time with the residents) m ade It real." G lum said. Camp hopes to meet the C hallenge today C am p Challenge, which h as served the n eed s of children and a d u lts with physical disabilities since 1961, Is hosting its annual hog ro ast today. V * Meal tickets a re a $5 donation and parking Is an additional $1. Call 322-8234 for more Inform ation. �2C - SemincJ* Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday, May 2.1999 Health & Fitness g g B » — Seminole Herald ...8UI1 The W O R T S • PE O PL E • HEALTH A F fT N B tt • M JSM ESE 300 NORTH FRENCH AVE • SANTORO, FL 38771 PHONE: (407) 322-2011 • FAX* (407) 323*400 h r Local News ARTHRITIS AND OSTEOPOROSIS SUFFERERS CALL 1-300-350-7388 I Signature Health, Inc™ offers a safe, natural alternative to HRT to combat the symptoms of menopause. We offer the moat compre­ hensive combination of herbs, botanicals and natural progesterone on the market It’a now available for the fust time in this countiy. Whether you suffer from hot flashes, insomnia, mood swings, or fatigue, we offer relief. F O R ALL NATURAL PAIN RELIEF ! S fr u tm OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE K m i m - T ________ " 2 I I l| www.bodytoorootics.com M e n o p a u s e Breakthrough i University ot Florida padtatridan Howard Rogers, medical diractor of the state-hmdad C hid Protection Team in Oainasvils, Is (wiping to tost the etfactiveneaa of modem M ecommunlcationt systems to spaad the evaluation of children sieged to have been abused or neglected. During a trial run of the telehealth project eerier this week, Dr. Rogers points to part of an X-ray Image of a chad’s leg whSe on Hne with a nurse practitioner at the Children’s Crisis Center in Jacksonville. The pilot project Involves telephone, computer and television Ink-upe between Child Protection Teams in Oainesvile and JackaonvWe with community hosptaJs In S t Augustine and Orange Park. Serving Seminole County Since 1908 \ u i \ i h > \ M i i > i < Cyberspace helping to stop child abuse Find out why 250,000 of your fellow F loridian s B r KePte W e ra e r_______________________________________________ STAFF WRITER GAINESVILLE. Fla.--University of Florida pediatricians are among the first In the nation to use cyberspace and video technology to diagnose child abuse and neglect from hun­ dreds of miles away. The pilot telehealth Initiative Is aimed at curbing a prob­ lem of tragic scope In Florida. A total of 111,576 reports of suspected child abuse were called Into the Florida Abuse Hotline Information System In Tallahassee during fiscal year 1997-98. and nearly 20.000 of these children were seen by trained health experts with the state-funded Child Protec­ tion Teams. The telehcalth system Involves continuous Internet access, television and telephone linkage between University of Flor­ ida pediatricians who stafT Child Protection Teams In Gainesville and Jacksonville, and with medical personnel at community hospitals In St. Augustine and Orange Park. An­ other connection Is to be established In Ocala next fall. "We’re talking about quicker, less stressful and less expen­ sive medical attention for children brought Into a small town hospital who. In the p a s t-tf child abuse was suspected— would have to be transported to the nearest hub of specialty care." said Dr. Jay Whitworth. Medical Director of the state­ wide child protection team program. . "We’re concerned first and foremost about protecting chil­ dren who need to be protected and properly cared for an. secondly, about reducing the reporting of cases where medi­ cal findings do not indicate abuse or neglect," said Whit­ worth, who also ts UF professor of pediatrics based at the Children's Crisis Center on the campus of University Medical Center In Jacksonville. "Certainly, we want to reduce the number of families who are Investigated unnecessarily.* "We anticipate this system will enable health professionals to quickly determine whether a child needs treatment or. In cases of suspected abuse or neglect, whether further medi­ cal evaluation and Investigation are needed," said Dr. How­ ard Rogers, a UF pediatrician who directs the Child Protec­ tion Team in Gainesville. "Health professionals are Increasingly trying to play It safe and do the right thing for the children." Rogers said. "But to do so. they need quick and thorough medical consultation to get accurate answers to crucial questions before they can recommend a course of action for an Injured child and de­ cide whether to file a report with the abuse hotline." Rogers, who works at the Gerold Schiebler Children's Medical Services Center near the UF Health Science Center, sees about 10 cases of suspected child abuse every week. Florida's telehealth project provides a round-the-clock audiovisual connection between the emergency room teams In the community hospitals and the Child Protection team physicians and nurses. The use of video cameras. Including • hand-held cameral with zoom lenses, enable medical per­ sonnel to record both full views of a patient and close-up views of bruises and other Injuries, which are transmitted to the TV monitors viewed by doctors and nurses an both enda of the line. X-ray images also can be transmitted by com­ puter for simultaneous viewing and analysis by the special­ ists. The system Is designed with dedicated telephone lines ao that the health professionals can talk in confidence with the Injured child and with adults who brought the child In for emergency care. Another phase of the pilot project Involves training nurses who are at the front line in seeing children brought Into emergency rooms for evaluation of Injuries and sudden ill­ ness. this expanding the role that nurses play In child abuse detection. Whitworth said the system also will reduce travel time and costs for injured children, their families or guardians and the health professionals who need to consult in medical evaluations and decision making. Rogers notes that the ability to provide community medi­ cal personnel quick access to child abuse specialists for con­ sultation Is particularly Important in the broad region served by the Gainesville and Jacksonville Child Protection Teams. The districts they serve encompass 20 counties, stretching from south of Orlando, east to Putnam County, west to the Gulf coast and north to the Florlda-Gcorgla state line. Whitworth, nationally known for his expertise In the medi­ cal care of abused children, helped to conceive the tele­ health project ulong with Children's Medical Services of the State Department of Health and the Florida Developmental Disabilities Council. The disabilities council Is now funding evaluation of the project, which Whitworth hopes will later be extended statewide to all 23 Child Protection Teams. \ i\ i i i h . i i ; i M choose H um ana Gold Plus.® N o w o n e o f F lo r id a 's m o s t p o p u la r c h o i c e s o f a M e d ic a r e H M O * , H u m a n a G o ld P l u s , is a v a ila b le in y o u r a r e a . S o y o u c a n ta k e a d v a n t a g e o f q u a l i t y d o c t o r s , l o w h e a lth c a r e c o s ts a n d l o t s o f c o v e r a g e - ju s t lik e t h o u s a n d s o f y o u r f e llo w F lo r id ia n s . Introducing H u m a n a G o ld P lu s • p r e v e n t i v e ca r e; • c o v e r a g e f o r p r e s c r ip t io n d r u g s ; • w o r l d w i d e e m e r g e n c y care; B e st o f a ll, y o u g e t a d d it io n a l b e n e f it s b e y o n d M e d ic a r e a n d m o s t s u p p le m e n t a l p la n s w i t h n o d e d u c t ib le s , e x c e s s c h a r g e s a n d h i g h c o s ts . H u m a n a G o ld P lu s is th e s m a r t c h o ic e . F o r m o r e in f o r m a t i o n , c a ll 4 0 7 -6 6 1 -6 4 6 1 o r 1 -8 0 0 -7 9 7 -2 2 7 3 M o n d a y - F r id a y , 8 a .m . t o 5 p .m . Humana Gold Plus 407-661-6461 or 1-800-797-2273 TDD# 1-800-336-6709 Seminole Health Department names employee of quarter Tony Richardson has been chosen Employee of the Quarter at the Seminole County Health Department. Mr. Richardson has served as the Health Services Manager In the Sexually Transmitted Diseases Program since 1996. Chosen by his co-workers for his dedication, dependability, and polite and cheerful attitude, he Is truly an asset to the Health Depart­ ment and the community. An H M 0 with a Medicares Choice contract available to all eligible for Medicare through age or disability. Members must use plan providers and continue to pay Medicare Part 8 premium and Part A premium, if applicable. Limitations and copayments apply. GH-5532 0 1998 Humana Inc. 3/98 �,Hi I Sominols HsraM, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, M ay 2 ,1 9 0 8 • 3 0 People ‘East Meets West’ at Splendid China .In the Sanford community .‘when 17 dancers performing ;■» the S.O.DA (School o f •Donee Arts) Pop* will act as •good will am bassadors when ‘they dance their way Into the heart of the Republic of China p its summer. 2 These dancers, along with others from Seminole and Volusia County, are area mid­ dle and high school dance stu ­ dents who take their study of dance seriously. They aril) rep­ resent the United States In this cultural exchange. For those who are Interested in a preview of the show the local dancers will take to China, visit the Splendid China Theater (Orlando) for l'E ast Meets West* on May 8 a t 1:18 p.m. or 4:20 p.m. Fifty .percent off coupons are avail*sbie at Miriam and Valerie’s ‘School of Dance Arts, Sanford, a n d the Oaks Shopping Center The Literary Group of the Sanford Woman’s Chib met |Wednesday at the home of Ruth Gaines In the Historic District with Hazel Cash as co-hoatrsa. Senior Editor Members gathered at 10 a.m. and were treated to a buffet of individual quiches, fresh fruit platter. Uver pate* sandwiches, cheese biscuits, chocolatedipped cookies, coffee and or­ ange Juice. Charlotte Knowles reviewed the book. ‘Secret Ceremonies.” by Deborah Lakke, a story un­ folding the diary of a former Monnan woman about the ceremonies leading to Mormon weddings. Fnui Morton, chairm an, con­ ducted the business meeting and read an essay about 'Points to Ponder* The main ceased members: AUce Dunn. Mary Buis HoiUcbw and Cryll Pearce. Mary Rubs, circle president, was In charge of the event. The tree planting was under the supervision and guidance of Howard Jefferies, landscape architect with the City of San­ ford Parks Division. The circle also made a 325.00 donation to the Student Museum, across the street, for using their (adllty to serve re­ freshments to those In atten ­ dance. Serena Fisher, museum su­ pervisor. said. ~What a beauti­ ful way to remember someone fay the planting of nature’s lovely trees." r?l 1 M M tL T ffB U R lO N S.O.DA Pops danctrs wd prsvtaw their China act at SpbmM China baton departing for China. Oancsra Include: Courtnay Roberto, Jsnny Dannie. Valeria Taricano, SNvon McLamb, OanisMa Sharer, Stephanie Schmitt. Kaiy Brass, Roxanne Hirt. Sarah Twieagor, Karafyn Marv tuano, Angela Baragona, Christina Prusak, Natale Wald, Joel Abram­ son and Metaaa Garris. ending, representing daughter Prevatt. 349-5637. lose Benecke Deneff. were her laughter. Anna Laura Deneff PAULS VISIT CAKOLPIA lerbst of Sanford, and h er Claire and Horace Paul have ion, Alan Herbet and family been visiting her mother and rom Deleon Springs. step father in Lake Lure, N.C. Another Sanford daughter, wherethe w eather was very .au ra Benecke KoUelT, had cool. b u r children who were unable Before departing for the o attend: Margaret Allman, mountains, the Pauls enter>riedo: Herman KollefT, de- talned her parents and tell reaaed; Denton KollefT and about her 91-year-old mom Vlolett who lives In California. going hang gliding at Cler- On April 17. the Brat annual reunion of the lineal descen­ dants of Henri Johann and Caro Unas Knelling Benecke .who were among the first set­ tlers of Merritt Island, was held at the Sam Astln Farm s In A new bridge club, the rian t city. Q ueens of H earts, is being o r­ The couple had six children, ganised. The group meets every all now deceased, with 43 Thursday at 10: a.m.. at the Benecke grandchildren, great Seminole Volunteer Center. grandchildren, great, great . 407 W. 4th St. Players are grandchildren. and great, asked to bring their own lunch, A belated happy birthday to great, great grandchildren interested bridge players are Nellie Coleman who turned 7? gathering to greet and meet welcome. their relatives. For Information, call Gall (Nell won’t tell) on April 24. Among the descendants at- Stewart. 323-6690, or Ubfay Touch of Broadway comes to Sanford Nina Ann Paaehoal and Saan Joseph Barth Paschoal-Barth Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Septor of Lake Mary, an­ nounce the engagement of her daughter. Nina Ann Paschoal of Heathrow, to Scan Joseph Barth of Apopka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fclknor of Cape Coral. Dom In Honolulu, Hawaii, the bride-to-be moved to Lake Mary when she was 13. She graduated from Lake Mary High School In 1992 and Flagler College. St. Augustine. In 1996. She Is resently a seventh grade inguage arts teacher at E Grccnwood Lakes Middle School while working on a graduate degree at Rollins College. Winter Park. Her (lance, the maternal grandson of Dorothy Wilson, Boynton Beach, Is a 1969 graduate of Cape Coral High School. He graduated from Florida State University In 1993 and Is presently work­ ing on a graduate degree at Rollins College. He Is em­ ployed as controller by Andreyer Engineering Inc. In Sanford. A fall wedding is planned at Nativity Catholic Church, Longwood. "Night of Stars* waa a gala affair presented by TaJIrt School of Performing Arts and Academics to give recognition. Day stars were honored by mistress of ceremonies Bonita -Rashia* Sherman and the night stars were honored by Dili Shaffer, master of ceremo­ nies and Anchor of television's "A Closer Look* on Channel Two. The open selection waa 'Give Us This Day” and was rendered by Kereem Merthle, Jasymnc George and with Eloulsc Dilligard accompanying. Honor was bestowed upon persona for their generosity and support of TaJIrt School of Performing Arts and Academ­ ics. Sanford City Mayor Larry Dale reflected on the school and gave words of welcome to over 300 guests. Alter Invocation by the Rev. W.C. Barnes and scripture by the Rev. R.W. Merthle. pastor of the New Life Word Center. Christen Spellen sang "The Lord's Prayer.* The Julia Brown Merritt Scholarship Award was named in honor or Patricia M. Wathly's mother and was presented to four graduating seniors who have been students of TaJIrt Arts for five years. Students were Yorhonda Burden. Latress Haws. Terry Von McKinney and Sylvester Wynn. Ttjari Arts presented the Life­ time Achievement Award to Evelyn McGee Stone and post­ humously for Dr. Jessie Stone noted for Jazz and R.B. Legarda. The evening continued with entertainment from great Broadway star. Harry Burney, who captivated the audience with his rich stories and songs from African based traditions and sources. Roslyn Bummgh, talented singer and actress, has be­ come a well-rounded per­ former. She has received criti­ cal acclaim In her Broadway performances. M \K '\ \ II \ U Iv I \ Neighbors ('o iT C S p O lM lflll helped to make the evenings gala a grand success. The motto for the school Is "Determination. becoming somebody through my creative, brilliant mind." A touch of Broadway In San­ ford was the "Night of Stars." FAMILY D A T Minister Vernon Jones. San­ gunge* was performed by the ford's Gospel Recording Artist, "Young Performers" of TIJarl has written the lyrics and mu­ Arts. Others participating were sic to many gospel songs. He Twenty First Century Singers: will soon have a live CD on the Duana Amle. soilst: Robert market. He was the recipient of Hayes, mime; Shcana Britton, three Gospel Academy Awards sign language; Rashia "Kim" and has received the Certifi­ Sherman, dancer. Jasmyne George; Karecm Merthle; cate of Outstanding Awards. Curtis Rayam, leading opera Christen Spellen. singer: The singer around the world, has Ensemble; Cynthia Brown: performed the title roles Jackie Brunson; Maty Du Bose; "Idomeneo" and "La Clemenza Phllllppe Miller and the out­ d! Tito.* and appeared as tenor standing guest who brought the singer soloist In "Britten's War house down. The executive director, Patri­ Requiem." Currently he is Artist In Residence of Bcthune cia Whatley, board of directors, Cookman College In Daytona staff, parents and students Beach. He has lifted the audi­ wish to thank all the dedicated citizens, friends, corporate ence to the height of Heaven. The finale "Love In Any Lan- contributors and other who Young Youth and Families Working for Togetherness will take place on Saturday, May 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bash number one Is sponsored by Mean Gene of Studio III and Gospel DJ . of Sanford's WTRR 1400 AM radio station. Bring the family and have a day out together. Enjoy enter­ tainment to please the family, parents, children and all friends. Ministers, city and county of­ ficials will be a part of this Christian fellowship held a t Castle Brewer Court Play­ ground. Special guest will be the ROTC drill team. Praise Danc­ ers. Gospel Rap, Soloist. Voices of Inspiration and TaJart School of Performing Arts and Academics. Listen dolly to 1400 AM WTRR 9 to 11 a.m. or for Information call 323-2807 or 330-3138. SMITH V ISIT S AREA M/Sgt. Karen Smith, United States Air Force, serves as su­ perintendent of personal spe­ cialist at the Pentagon. She was the house guest of Mr. and PUsm M« Hawkins, Page 4C •p j | �Honest. Depenilable, Guar.intecil ami Dedicated IfP iliin iffi Service u ith a Personal Concern lor Your Repair Needs. 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HWY. 436 3 3 1 -7 4 0 0 S t 21 E C olonial 3 8 0 -1 1 7 7 BUSINESS • AUTO 'HOME • LIFE • HEALTH COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE deveiot "lent ot Sanford Tickets at $12 00 each are available from any club member and must t«* purcn.ised by Friday May ’ In left pboto Jewel Williams att red m a modern day fashion h. tv a don wearing a Christening dress h.i' I made by the late Mrs ••.-a Stewart ■ • .’. man s i iuD will salute tr«* millennium Ain jn jrt e«ih>tiit • . i’ 1 '.lsMion dramatisation on F '.Jay May 14 to benefit the • jiship tund An Evening to RememOef' will get under way •»!*. Artists' segment and dessert it 6 00 p m m the , i ... c,rsi PresDylenan Church 4 in Street and Oa* • • v ■ a *nen retreat ne»t door to toe woman s ctut whe'e a i? ; it n o> Minions will De woven into a story about the a collection of these dresses bo featured I* right phot protession.il model Liz A,lies •. a I deoed out in a gowt us! made lor a millennium bail Tli (T ra v e le r^ CNA ARP learns about victim services : * tti! • r*-htp Coal itl Itir Man i h.cptct at thr •*. f,, um Marge ii.i rr-fHirti-d that die I f f nils ha- 72 paid In ir tnc member , illlv* will take pLur dcu U'» M.vv the i_tuup is tillering ,i ra-mber- in i- member ... Mgn u$1 TU'U VI \\u >»TH People . tu net.v im-mhc-rH will\ also li tre! I,!)Ti» .$ drawing tor a .nr ol thr Ti.tn •• ' m».|n! rnr mbers 1N»*r|)s • *!. T» t 1rnt hr ilih new n ami ;rr>, at rrv m r v n.i k ! 'fir r r is r* \\ «»u 1 chcillt rhm mu! irr ! i n » h Re-earc her--urr whv It helps but it .irttinn** nullerrrs write y day tsjjn tally d they • 11M11i t thrtf tcelings they •»n im rr.iM- in move ■mrnt i 4 r» ft » n» t; i pain •i 1 rr«still MT Cvnihi.ii Pit ■ enfed \liiW May and irm<-ti.t with iliank vnu Im tl! lla work they tiave lniiu. tut the AARP rr U no < hair Norma smitti ; tiled Tlirluht-f- alniill all I ‘ llllllv. mi etltu. nt Thr I Id \U i i nllabnrativr rtlort \ I aw k i n s ------ < urulnucd from P.ge 3C Mi W> s|t . WncJit Ji tor a s|„ . . j ||„. slgtits ol • •t ' i si •• h ,s hern ||| 11 years l h r . i 1it* and she r> ' it. to the area c 11.Mil TV HALL • I tirj mil 'A lute (. ha r ill w.. held Saturday 2 ; at tta- s.infnrd Civtr ■ien. ( tty Lodge N • • I J and thr Ev ergreen ■ 1 ! :• Number tj 1 order of wen [in sent I tils ai tivtty s[|i it i soi i i J to provide it't p- !• : loc al sliidents .» t.avc i i ii iipiTi-tl in lot al. ii.it I- .r.il uni 11 glonal Ii il i olitests . ' ms ■. gum*, king Wil sands mil Lfiieett ( lr III II||- frisoii were also presI hr 11e i*i King Willieand (giirrn Eva ii Willi ti.s a ill reign lor in vt-ars p m gikkj pei t.il thatik' go to Solomon I ' ■!. .-id P d.v N lllake who IVIary R ow ki l - r\ j ’ A M .I IA "t ’ hr stim tl s IJrpanmrnt l o l i i r Departments and the AAR 1 Norm.i said that !hr •V\;<: tireds to tiave more of it s members involved with .n.id and »-n< unrated members to attend ttie meeting si tied o h d tor Monday May 17 at * t p rn at tfie Central Flor id.i /no Norma also rnimir i v d members to tiny some ol tta ;-u-o magazines tti.it trad 1 • • ti brought In by members I la AARP is selling the maga /inrs (or 2 f» to r>0 cen ts each to raise money lor ttie ■ tiapter ' vnthia lltcnck tticn asked members to |oin tier in sinking Happy Anniversary to Marge •md dim ( arrnona wtio were celebrating their 5 0 th Anniver were in runner tip positions Daughter Daisy lin inson is state president ol tin- Florida Stair Assoc latlori ot Femples and Brother Walter Butler Is state president ot ttir Florida State Assoc latlon ol Lodges Hus 2 2 nd < harity Purple and wt.it. Ball madehistory thanks to all who attended Brother Roosevelt Cummings lr is thr exalted ruler ol the 1 elery < tty Lrrtlg< Number 512 Musu was provided by Metco and Ac t Three HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy Birthday birthdays Illose were Ella Robinson t.illi.cn Dune an Margaret ola Skinner larali IzrUlse Gibson to the April celebrating Richardson Moore Irene Jackson. V t Johnson and J A Z Z ON T H E P IA N O v\n evening ol .Ja// on lla n o is sc-t ITie night teat lire George Myles and great Howard Herman at piano Enjuy great jazz at Hie agent y otters ttiree types ol srrvic es [jireit Inlormation and Krlerr.il and < ommunity Outreach Direct Services of trrrd include i rtsis inter.rn •Ion. personal advocacv. crimi nal pistil c- support and advo i ary. and assistant e m filing lor ylcttru c nine torupensation Hie Victims advoc ate is a vnl Utlteer wtio helps ttie victim through thr system even going to court with the victim it net essarv I hr Information ,md Referral Srrvic es Inc hide legal help Elks 7 th Street and Cypress Avenue on Sunday May 2 at 7 p 111 Hie night is free ( hildren .ire Invited it ai <uinp.uued by a parent or guardian Listen to the lamous sounds jilayed by the Benny la-e I no WOMEN'S DAY Annual Women s Day w ill Inheld at Triumph Die New Church ol the New Age RKk> W 6 th Street Tlte theme lor the day will be ''Christian Women Standing on God s Promises. Services will be held at II a m on Sunday May 16 with speaker. Elder Carolyn Alex atider o f Tabcrnai le ol Prayer lor /Ml People- siip|Ni(t groups s lu llris and sate houses i oiitiselmg serv Ices social sc rv u r pfogr.illis and i ommnnitv pmgr mis alined at Seniors Sherry was at the AA RP inerting as part ot (lie i otllltlll lIlly initreac h services olfrrrd thr goal was to infrintl AARP tnrmbrrs ol the s eiM irs avail able in them It s also linpot tail! to know .i I mmiI \|i tun s bights Iter I lornla t onstito tloli has made vie title s lights Ji.ert lit till- law As a i rime victim you have thr right to la infurtiit'd dwelt available sc-rvll es vli tint i m ii [ieiis.It Ion and the attest es i.ijie or release ol an iillrnder Irotti me ait rr.itlon It is important to irv as mill h as [Missitile to protre t voursrlt horn <rime A m i t-nt -pr.ekrr at tin AARP w is I tin t Richard Hear, who told the AARP inrinbers how to st.cv safe Hut It s also ilil|ioltalit to rt-riirllilier that It you are a Vic tun ol a i nim it s not vmii t.cult Kr[«irt die • rime as soon is possible and seek lirlp I m i i i ttie N'lc tuns Services Invasion III tin Seminole ( oi liltV Sta r ill s t mu i | or more mlorm i lion lltCilll ttie Victim Services I rr. isloti or to 1 1nit.it t a Vti tun if tv oi at! ' all M,r, m .i hi S C H O LA R S H IP E VE N T Kappa Alpha Psi ft.ctrniitv flic Will host then lllsl Sc hoi alshlji H.iliipic l Hie Oil.iudo Alumni < hapter Awards Baui|iiel will he tic-id on I ml.iv May 7 at 7 in p m al llu- M.imolt I lolrl on ItUi I iiatlon.il DtiviTlte theme will he Investing in the Youth <*ur « h.cllengc- lor the 2 I St ( c-ul UIV I he guest speaker will he Army Brigadier General William Bond coin III.Older ol Ihe United States Army Simulation training and Instrumentation ( nmmand ol Orlando Die tec will be Sfiri per per sou For more iiilortuaiiou call 122 HIMi’J Ol T.T.T 2Hr. I the will the the the cSihle *• S t«s H Before her retirement. Nellie w.cs one of tin- most popular teachers at Seminole High School and one of tier stu dents. Boyd, later became her husband. She spends much time today attending class re­ unions and recalls all thoscwoiidcrtul classes she spun sored NEW O F F IC E R S Ihe Heathrow Women s t luh will install oltlccrs at the May general meeting New oltlc ers to l«- installed are ( laris K ii glfn. president Sally Hetsler llrsl vicepresident. Marge Stenstrom. second vice jnesi dent. Anita Ira pa tic third vu cjirc-sident. Mane McGrec-vy. treasurer. JoAnii Bloom re cording se e retarv; Carol l a in corresponditig secretary. Charlene Benner. |>arllaiiic-n tartan, and llielm a stc-rrc-it. t liftrllahle endc.ivors. Standing Committee- chairs arcLinda Gratsch, puhlic u1.CI Mills .Julian Calllel . Iiosjn tallly. C It-ly Gomez. social Kim Smith telephone- .Joan Kco Kh. loc us and Mary Walllier riewslc-ller • »««• •* | . ^ u nj , „ . | 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 C t.’ D 3 6 9 7 L a k e E m m a Rd. Since 1974 Lake M a ry fantastic Sams S anford • llw \. I " 9 1 I ll I I I M l l i t I ' h r . i l in ith Ldi Hi /•/('! 4’ Min i lilt J > 323-9045 V/V1 K x p o rio n e e d S t y lis t s T o S e r v e Y ou \#» Ift/minhtirnl Nri r w t i r i * L |l INC il sin III.i\ “ ‘I J o u t ’i / till inn t mi ran t 8 ■ I nil I iipim ll.tr • >»i*.ii i -. |i ii l lcg.ml Hilling \llllllTltll It,ill,III I IIM IIC I'trmiei Sm ite l.iimli 11.mi l pm Omiier l pm Id |nii K orn.il mu welt nine Oiiilnriu r Milling Kmmi \v,iiial)|i‘ • r " "J i l l|l|IV lllllll | |l||| I II i ||||| • I»iilv IMink vjici i.il• Itig h i mill l \ • l Im I W.ii l>iink- In ai • I 'm il l. llllc * .Hid I Ml I • k .ll .lu k r -P I • I lie Mtivlc Sj | I util |am : i j \ i: ( o n c i k i ■ it lim it* lu “S elen u * I tilllli* I hank Mm Oiilr.il I Im iila fur 10 V^Sintrssful h'jisl^ ] :J m c v e % ” Sergios S|in I,|N Continued from Page 3C %A#I CO PROGRESSIVE I ».nl\ I ntu Ii .tmI Hiniici D i e t r i c h ------------------------- Announce the Big Event! Forms are available at the Seminole Herald office, 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771. There is no charge for this service. sav Mai ip- and tun wtm tiave lieen very ai llvr III thr I tiapter will soon tie going to Spall! is part ot ttir i e|eh|.itlii|i April s guest speakrr was Sherry M itlrrw Iroin itu tsemi Hole County Stirnlfs o t l i i r stirrrv Is .1 Victim Advocate She informed the AAId' mem berv about tin Elder Services i nine Victims Assistaru r Pro grain Many seniors who tie « "ttir vii tuns ot a ertmr dont realize ttie help that is avail ablr (or them The goal ol thr Elder Srrvic e f rinir Victims Assistant e Program is to |>rn vide ensis intervention victim and personal idvia.uy as well as irtmtri.il justice support and assistance to elderly victims JL L -J I- 2 H U ra iiil Neit | i M , i l h m \ I in a i n l | Mile North ut I a k r M a n Itl id • / Sirgio 'll □ V 17-92 j o 8 i e i ____ < ' S j t, I t r h h i il \lt( I h |itu r J lld *i Ot I,n iilii | li S a iih iril L ' t - l d l d ^ (2 t-!)l> I t J *. �S**mtnoi** HeraW SanforrJ Florida S U N D L on ely w id o w er’s frien d sh ip is Morning, Afternoon and Prime Time A Y MORNING 6:30 | 7:00 I 7:30 | 8:00 O o' o c> U) iD 0) o ll ' • • ' i s pp 'i i i .1 h iWo»%N»P P * I — Of E V Hiti ^tienny Mmn jCo»f^#ft»o» !Sup#» M^-o Syp** Mi l \» II ^ '#hj 1r p _ |Pi.*gen U r I f |l ID A! jtira' I IpllfJI'fl'f j •« 1r y, W‘ Cat-no [Th#Inf r*J t ’* Sf»n ■■ -j Mi ri ■ •) r r » jCr«Ao :t D Jj »M [StS!#J»f>ni MIC c»a i p.03 ,p««»u>g ’ ■ Pf J f't j NN internal! 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I t ‘a a b o u t m o n e y . H in r r Liz pays all o f h e r f a t h e r ’s DEAR DOWNWIND: R e g a rd le*s of h e r t r e m e n d o u s know I e d g e and experiencr-, it’s unfair t h a t th e r e s t o f th e e m p lo y e e m u s t t o l e r a t e th is . If it's iliffi c u lt for th e m to he close to her, it m u s t lie e q u a l l y so fo r y o u r c u s to m e r s . Ethel m u s t h e told th a t many c o m p la in ts h av e been re g is­ te r e d . a n d th e h a n k is in d a n g e r o f l o s i n g o t h e r p e r s o n n e l liec a u s e she h a s n 't re so lv e d her p r o b l e m s . S h e s h o u l d a l s o lie a d v is e d th a t, a s v a lu a b le as she is, if s h e d o e s n ' t r e s o l v e h e r p o o r h y g ie n e p ro b le m , s h e will be te rm in a te d . H arsh p e rh a p s, hilt n e c e ssa ry in the b e st in t e r ­ est* of the h a n k a n d its staff. hills, she Is aw are of th e expen­ sive gift he gave you, and obvi­ o u sly view s you as a th r e a t (o h e r Inheritance, Unless Hirhurd w a n ts his d a u g h te r ru n n in g his life, he needs to hike control of his financial affairs. I se e no re a so n for you and R ic h a rd to end y o u r friendship o r forgo tra ve ling to g e th e r be­ ca u se of his d a u g h te r ’s de te rm i­ n a t i o n to c o n t r o l h im . My advice to both of you: Listen to y o u r hearts. D E A R A H H Y I'd lik e to ad d my tw o ce n ts to th e re a d e r w h o com p la in e d a b o u t J e w is h c e le b r it ie s w h o 'c o n s t a n t ly re m in d e v e ry o n e th a t they're J e w is h * C O N F ID E N T IA L TO HURT IN JUNEAU: P e r h a p s you mis­ u n d e r s to o d your friend. It’s pos­ s ib le t h a t w h a t s h e s a id was in te n d e d as a compliment. 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D on! 1st this touch go unused LIBRA (S e p t 2 3 -O c t 23) Present a naw project to those who can ba o l help to you today. You have tea ability to eflectnrety dramatu a y o u ideas so that th ty ara aaaity understood and accaptad by SCORPIO (O c t 24-Nov. 22) Through a peculiar chain of events today, som a veSsd opportunities teal can add to yo u can ba aasJy made today because peo­ ple wR see quaktos In you t o t V w y l And •xtrem ety appsakng. I t l ba just the right mix oI compassion and strength. Ucxr by Jim m y J o h n so n WHATA CKXlQOb DAY/ HUL0,M«x JOOGeS' W ILL. B t THAT WAY/ °o \ . (\ / ' l \% > , G rR R R R R [ A R C V O U OOiNQr ------------ l r - A TO B ARK OR )) X W HAT? J I'LL GET TO < > WELL. I IT/ O K A S D O N ' T HAVE ALL Please solve the mystery T o d a y 's d e a l o cc u rre d d u rin g th e m atch betw een N o rth ern Ire la n d and S co tlan d in D ecem b er 1997. Loo kin g a t th e N o rth -S o u th hands, w ould you p re fe r to be in e ith e r fo u r h e a rts o r In tiie o th e r room . W est sta rte d w ith one diam ond. A fte r th a t, a confusing au ctio n re s u lte d in N o rth ’s d ec la rin g fo u r h e a rts . (N o rth o v e rc a lle d one h e a rt, w hich is th e m odem style. T hen S o u th h ad to a d van ce w ith tw o d ia ­ m onds, th e cue-bid showing a t le a st a g a m e -try in h e a r ts , b e c a u s e he c o u ld n 't b id a s e n s ib le , fo rc in g one spade.) A fte r a diam ond to the ace and a di am o nd to th e k in g , d e c la re r th o u g h t he w as on easy s tre e t, u n til he played a tru m p to d u m m y's (S o u th 's ) k in g and saw W est discard. D e c la re r drew th ree rounds o f trum ps, then finessed th e sp ad e ja c k . H o w ev e r, W est w on w ith th e king and retu rn ed a diam ond, w h ic h p ro m o te d a tru m p tr ic k fo r E a s t. A m o m en t la te r, th e c lu b a c r PHILLIP ALDER killed the contract. H ere, W est's four-diam ond opening (n o t m y s ty le ) sile n c e d N o rth . Y e t South bid fou r spades, of course. West started w ith the diam ond ace, a n d a n o th e r d iam o n d to d u m m y 's k in g . D e c la re r c a lled fo r th e spade ja c k , but w hen it w asn't covered , he correctly won w ith the a c t and turned h is a tte n tio n im m ed iately to h earts. S o u th lo s t o n ly th re e tric k s : one spade, one diam ond and one club. N o te th a t i f d e c la re r fin e s s e s in spades, W est can lead a c lu b to his p a rtn e r! ace and receive a h ea rt ru ff to defeat the contract. N o p ro b le m , e x c e p t th a t th e re - Opening lead: ?? p o rter c la im s th a t a d iffe re n t opening lead b e a ts fo u r spades. I cannot see w hat; do you? �W ith our favorable clim ate an d reasonable cost o f liv­ in g , perhaps o n e phrase b e s t d e s c rib e s F lo rid a to d a y - rap id , sustained g ro w th I A lo n g w ith this g ro w th comes an increas­ in g d em an d from residents, th e service sector, business a n d industry fo r reliable, cost com petitive energy. A ll o f us at Florida Power & L ig h t C om pany want to m e e t th e fu tu re energy need s o f the com m unities w e serve. A t th e sam e tim e, w e w an t to h elp improve t h e e n v ir o n m e n t a n d th e overall quality o f life in th e region for everyone. O u r pro p o sal is to ’ rep o w er* two units at our Sanford plant to m eet these need s by adding state-ofth e -a rt, com bined-cycle tech n o lo g y using clean, natural gas instead o f oil. - Repowering the plant in this way w ould mean d ean - th e St. J o h n * River w o u ld b e significantly reduced. er, more reliable electricity fo r the many communities w e serve. A nd, it can b e d o n e w ith o u t using new lan d or b u ild in g m ore pow er plants. There a re a esth etic advantages, to o . O nce co n ­ struction is com plete, th e new stacks on the p la n t property w ill b e lower th an BENEFITS TO OUR NEIGHBORS W hat w ould repowering m ean for th e community? Changing the principal fuel source of the Sanford facili­ ty would bring many advan­ tages to FPL's customers and other community resi­ dents alike. For one thing, natural gas is a cleaner burning fuel, and this w ill reduce vis­ ib le stack emissions from th e plant and significantly im prove the air quality. O ur plans would also mean that routine oil-barge traffic on the current ones and lan d ­ scaping w ill im prove th e curb appeal o f the plant. Finally, rep o w erin g w ill m ean an increase in FPL property taxes paid to local m unidpalities. counties an d schools. DOING IT RIGHT Throughout all phases o f th e project w e will continue to create d ialo g u e o p p o rtu ­ nities with o u r neighbors. W e'll listen closely so th a t w e fully understand p e o ­ ple's needs, interests an d priorities. W e 'd like to keep th e com m unication chan­ nels open at all times. FPL ASKS COMMUNITY FOR IDEAS The b est way to learn what's on p e o p le * m inds, o r to sim ply h ave them share their ideas on a topic, is to invite them over for a chat. In effect, that's w hat FPL d id when com pany managers m et with com m unity representatives on tw o recen t occasions. In January this year Roxane Kennedy, FPL plan t manager, and B ob Colem an, external affairs manager, m et w ith a dozen neighbors. Th e group represented a broad range of com m unity interests and a well-balanced mix o f backgrounds including health profes­ sionals, business peo p le, clergy, educators, retirees an d environmentalists. This first m eet­ ing started a process designed to help FPL g e t ideas from local residents abo u t the Sanford repowering project. || * I . 17,6 com m unity advisory panel was asked to d e v e lo p a list o f recom m endations on how FPL could work w ith the com m unity to m axim ize the b en efits o f the repow ering project fo r the com m unity and how best to com m unicate with lo cal citizens ab o u t the project. FPL is carefully reviewing all the ideas C A P m em bers o ffe re d . < ■ f Subsequently com m unity panel m em bers have recom m ended th a t FPL | • Sponsor and participate in com m unity events. ■ Establish learning opportunities to en co u rag e environm ental awareness and dem onstrate responsible stewardship betw een industry and th e com m unity, and ■ D o w hatever it can to ease traffic disruptions d u rin g construction. l - ’ W e've learned a g reat deal from this experience, not least o f w hich is that w e can't guess what's on people's minds. W e have to k e e p asking o u r neighbors for their thoughts, and w e're go in g to continue to find ways to listen to th e m , ’ said C olem an. FAQS - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q . Is this FPLs first repowering project? A. N o. FPLs Fort Lauderdale power p lan t was successfully repowered in 1992. Its output was trip le d to help contribute to the growing d em an d for pow er in Southeast Florida. Currently, FPLs Fort Myers power p lan t is g ettin g ready to re p o w e r to m e e t th e g ro w in g n e e d fo r p o w e r in Southwest F lo rid a. F o rt Myers w ill b eg in construction this summer. a H ow will the natural gas get to th e site? A. Natural gas is already delivered by underground pipeline to the p la n t Natural gas has been safely and reliably used as part o f the this site's fuel mix since 1959. Repowering will add new power plant technology th at w ill allow g reater use of clean, natural gas. It will require th a t th e pipeline capaci­ ty be expanded. W e w ill expect our natural gas supplier to share their plans with th e community and to listen to your ideas, just as we're d o in g , and to p ro vid e a thoughtful and careful plan for p ipeline expansion. Q . W ill repowering a d d jobs? A N o new perm anent jobs will be created at the plan t site. However, there will be in excess o f 6 0 0 1 tion jobs added over the 3-year project, som e of the construction workforce will com e rounding communities, while others may be specialists from o th er in-state and out-of-state locations. Q . W ill repow ering create extra traffic during construction? A . There will be some additional traffic during th e construc­ tio n p e rio d . FPL w ill w ork c lo s e ly w ith th e F lo rid a Departm ent of Transportation to coordinate activities in ord er to minimize the disruption o f traffic flow due to our repowering activities. Q . W ill you have to shut dow n the p lan t to do th e repow ering? A . W e expect to be producing some pow er at the site throughout the repowering process and to b e adding new pow er in stages. Just as we do today when w e take a power plant out-of-service for m aintenance or repairs, w e will use other power plants to supply th e electricity needs of our C entral Florida customers as needed. . -tts* ,• s • **?* t 1•• The perm itting process has just begun and w ill like­ ly take until D ecem b er to be com pleted since m ul­ tip le p erm its m ust be earned from local, state and fe d e ra l agencies. The w h o le p ro cess is o p e n to c itiz e n in te re s ts an d com m ents. W ith approval, construc­ tion could begin as early as February 2000 and continue until th e e n d o f 2002. W hen the repow ering p ro ject is c o m p le te , th e S a n fo rd plant w ill double its o u tp u t making it capable o f serv­ ing ab o u t 486,000 hom es and businesses. Today, FPL serves m ore than seven million p eo p le in Florida and is the princi­ pal subsidiary of FPL G roup Inc., o n e o f the nation's largest providers o f electric­ ity-related services. �r ilBjiHiT SANFORD PLANT RESEARCH Florida tower & Light Com pany b proposing to significantly Increase the electrical output o f Its Sanford plai by 'rrpow erlng* it. Re powering means th at F P L w ould add state-of-the-art, natural gas-fired, com bined-cycle e< ip . ment to the tw o largest generators si the of utlng either oil or natural gas. plant. A sm aller, d ual-fu el generating u n it at ths plant w ill remain caf 3t*‘ ering prefect was described, many ib o t acid ra in . O llie rs shared th e follow ing m u lt In c k a n rr air, le u visible em issions, and less • A positive or ex c ete n t Idea. FPL plant manager. Raaane Kennedy end h er teem w anted to learn through research shout how to help align company's efforts on th b proposal w ith priorities and Interests o f people In the surrounding com m unities. In January 1999, FPL asked Decision to rtn e w . L L C . to conduct such research and recom m end approaches to comm unity th e- because o f dic re i i i d rates and Its * p o llu tio n . Businesses l<>gue and outreach that w ould heal address c It bens' Interest. The report reflects the perceptions o f th e peclftcal y d ie h ew in g Industry re ta il Ind ustry and conould benefit because o f dacreased u tility rates and add l- people In th e Sanford-DcB ary are*. R esearch M e th o d D P conducted confidential, one-on-one Interview s by telephone w ith a representative group o f 4 0 c ltb e n i In Sanford, DeBary and surrounding com m unities. An Interview was designed th at offered each Interview ee an agmda o f topics The Interview ee s believed the rrpow ering project w ould o tter the following benefits: In a way that w ould allow researchers to understand people's views and th eir underlying rationale. The questions • Em ploym ent opportunities for th e com m unity allowed for free expression on th e part o f Interview ees and encouraged th e ir elaboration on topics in order to reveal Individual perspectives s i depth. • A reduction in p ollution . • Improved p lm t efficiency • A reduction in b f f t tra ffic . • Increased power supply Study participants included people from the h ealth, health services, and environm ents! com munities, business, industry and tech nical professionals; and people active In the com m unity (com m unity actives). T h e 40 Interview ees who participated In the research resided In towns located both north and south o f the Vblusia-Sem inolr border w here th e FPL plant b located. GENERAL PERCEPTIONS IWI • T h e elim in ation o f braw n outs and black outs. resources and local am enities w ere also noted as positive aspects o f th eir respective com m unities. M any study p ar­ ticipants com m ented that th e area was conven ien t to Daytona and O rlando. The pleasant clim ate and nice w eather w ere also com m only referred to as positive features. By Ck , the most common com plaint was traffic. A q uw tcr o f a l study participants mentioned traffic as a problem. G row th management and urban sprawl w ere also seen as drawbacks to the area. O ther common complaints Included crim e. Ik Icy and a lack o f cultural and rekgtous diversity F l ori da ! W hen asked about F P L, h alf o f a ll participants described the com pany as solid, knowledgeable, and w ell-run. O thers com mented on th e necessity o f the poster com pany because It produces com fort, lights, and air conditioning. F P L * quick response tim e was also noted by a num ber o f interviewees. Customer service was by far th e most frequently m entioned opportunity for Improvement at FPL. Prople raised Issues Including FPL's autom ated phone system and a perceived lack o f local represen tation. M any o f the participants said th at they w ould like to see F P L m ore Invoked In the com m unity They sugpsted th at the company should host m eetings and develop environm ental and educational programs. Interviewees also com ­ m ented that F P L needs to Im prove Its com m unications w ith the community. O verall, the interview ees had a positive impression o f F P L O ver h a lf o f those Interview ed feh that the positives o f having F P L In th e com m unity w ere great r r than th e negatives. Slightly over h a lf o f those Interview ed w ere aware o f the repowering project before the interview. W hen (he repow • Fewer power outages. • Im proved physical appearance o f the plant, nam ely th e removal o f the smokestacks. hdkhr The m ain concern people raised regarding Interview ees were concerned about the volatile most people did not know that ment a l th e she). T h e m ajority o f people said th at they enjoyed th e lifestyle offered by th e ir community. Features such as natural • A reduction In power rues. to A t M M o f _ a gas pipeline waa already bt plsee (to fowl some Interview ees from a ll sections o f the com m unity skxn, and exposure to natural gas if the bnc waa n a if turbing land during Installation o f the pipeline. O th ar tty (he potential that project costs m ight be possibility o f people losing th e ir Jobs. Irwwfsnwd to the O v e ra ll N early h a lf o f all the study participants fob that th e o w n l _ . o f the Interview ees iden tified th e foi lowing poskira o f the project: q uality em ploym ent opportunities, cheaper o f o i dripped by b orpa. access to gas p ip eline, and m eet future O ver h a lf o f all Interview ees said that few er emissions, f ew er par tln date s, re dared r ir paMutton, o r Im proved a ir q u al­ Ity w ere positive environm ental effects o f using n atural g w to p w d iita sh e tricky O th er p ositive environm enta l effects id en tified by Interview ees w ere a reduction In barge traffic, the removal o f smokestacks, a m i less land use for increased capacity. Some people perceived th at the negative im tm n w e n ta l effects o f natural gas could Include explosions or leaks, n a t­ ural g at adding to the greenhouse effect, and a d d rain. O ver h a lf o f a ll study participants m entioned fru i t i writ stons, few er parttodaW s, and Impr in t J a ir quality as h ealth benefits o f using natural gat. They believed that these features o f natural gw would most b en efit people w ith resp i­ ratory problem s. m in i _ w ere believed to be the most Im portant activities dim FPL should rm p h attar in th e future. H a lf o f the research participants recom m ended that F P L become m ore Invoked In c o m m u n ity a c tiv ities . Interview ees recommended that FPL sponsor school education program s and provide tours o f the Sanford p lan t bt order to help FP L "become a corporate etttren.* O thers commented that the company's em ployees helped to b uild com munity confidence In F P L Study participants p o in t­ ed to the espabir, ratab le, and professional s ta ff em ployed by F P L as to why they had confidence in th e com pany. "The peo­ ple I see In the field are tremendous assets. T h e y are ambassa­ dors for F P L and I think they do a w onderful Job.* M an y study p w rirlp a re i t q p s t id th at F P L com m unicate about lha project’s safety measures. Its environm ental perform ­ ance. and provide a com plete explanation o f th e plant's repow ­ ering including the projects pros and cons. O thers M id that F P L was doing a good Job and that the com pany should "keep doing what they have been doing.* In fo rm a tio n A b o u t dm I Alm ost three-quarters of those who p articip ated In the study said that they would seek additional info rm ation about th e repowering project directly from F P L O th e rs suggestrd the In tern et, county perm itting offices, the F lo rid a Public Service C o m m itlio n , or g avem m ent environm ental agencies as possi­ ble resources for project inform ation. T h e types o f Inform ation that they w ould be Interested In included the project's purpose, economic Im p a c t, environm en­ ta l Im pact, and tim e Une. O thers said th a t they would seek Inform ation about the project's safety m easures, ks im pact on children’s heskh, and specifics about bringing natural gas in to the com m unity (They would be Interested In the location o f the pipeline, type o f gas, and Inform ation on th e gas supplier). ADVICE TO FPL The employees of FPUs Sanford Power Plant invite you to an Open House on the Sanford Repowering Project • Tuesday, May 4, 1999 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Historic DeBary Hall 210 Sunrise Boulevard in DeBary Together we have an opportunity to make our community an even better place to live. Wfe at Florida Power & Light Company are just begin­ ning plans to rep o w er at the Sanford plant using state-of-the-art technology and significant­ ly more natural gas instead of oil. Repowering means adding equipment that would enable us to provide you -with cleaner, more reliable power at the same site with no new land. Please join us at this open house where you can see a variety o f displays on FPL and the re p o w e rin g proposal. We encourage you to In closing, all interviewees were asked ' I f th e y could give one piece o f advice to F P L about the repow ering project or any­ thing else, what would that advice be?* M a n y replied that F P L should keep the com munity Inform ed and hie sure to com m u­ nicate about the Repowering Project's s a fe ty environm ental im pact, and economic im pact. Also o f Im portance to m any research participants was that FPL listen to local residents. ‘ Invo ke people In the decisions • don't shut th em out.* come and ask questions about the project and give us your suggestions on how we can make this a better proposal for the com m unity O ther exhibits on hand fo r your enjoy­ m ent will be a real 192 5 M a ck truck, part o f FPL's "W orking W heels'' antique truck exhibit, and a collection o f historic photo­ graphs that highlight the early days o f elec­ tricity and construction o f the Sanford plant in the early 20's. T h e historical exhibits are jo in tly sponsored by the Historic DeBary Hall ana the FPL Historical M useum . Please visit our Repowering Sanford Web site, too. Find us at w w w .fpl.com and "About FPL.” i* . . lire � 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, May 02, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 02, 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>, May 02, 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/fba0ac486f5f64837a44ed7752dfecd9.pdf b256223cd2507e8e3cc5a14ff229ef0b PDF Text Text n I I • I I |§|■ 1 w % m 1 ! ■ 1 < A p r il4. 1999 91st Year, No. 158 (407)322-2611 Sanford, F I • Serving Sanford. Casselberry. Lake M ary. Longwood. Oviedo. W inter Springs a nd Sem inole County Since 190S T lO m li • . ----------- a — Weather ■ r s am Sanford Optimist W S 3 K k k Lottery Sunny ■ SHjHB W inning Club appreciates H igh: 84 j , /jo Low: 64 K Num bers youth. w .-, J*<2 a . l • ¥W S 2 \ 6A V ” Vfc id J □INSIDE Happy Easter LAKE M ARY • Lakr Mary city com m issioners Thursday op’v rd unanim ously thrrc o f r agen da Item*, with Commteoioner Thom G reene dia­ l l i n g on a vole to am end th e future land uae o f com m ercial property aouth o f Anderson Lane. In a related vote, rom m lsaloneni approved the change In w ru n g designation from A g ­ ricultural- 1 to C om m ercial-1 . a designation for professional / office sites. In an am ended ’ d evelop er's agreem ent.’ W lndovrr will not be allowed to use the property to house an adult co n g reg a te living facility, nor food-andtleverage outlets like restau­ rants or nightclubs. The d evelop er will have to preserve existing trees and vegetation In all buffer and setback areas and keep a watchful eye on new land­ scaping so that It. w ithin three years, ro vers about HO percen t of the building farin g la k e ­ side. per an ’ oparlly* clause. Grrene questioned the en­ forceability o f the ca p a city clause, w hich cannot be g u a r­ anteed heeatise o f th e *ise o f STAFF WHTTEH live vegetation Severe SANFORD • The p o lice drought, heavy rains and even c h ie fs office awaits the a rriva l freezes cou ld affect the out­ o f the city's next top cop. come o f the landscaping effort. Former C h ief J oe D illa rd 's When G reen e questioned the desk Is em pty. He's rem oved city attorney. Donna McIntosh, his personal belongings. A ctin g on w hether the city would be C hief Ray Bronson w orks a few able to en force the clause, she fret away from a sm aller of­ answered. ’ Probably not.’ fice. The develop er got a rare Bronson Is among 75 who shot In the arm from a cittern. have applied for the c h ie fs Debbie Robinson, w ho said Job. City o f Sanford Human Beware of calls asking for money STAFF w h it e r ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Altamonte Springs Fire D e­ partment on Thursday Issued a warning prompted by com­ plain Is from cttlaena receiving phone calls requesting dona­ tions to Their local fire d e ­ partment.’ The telemarketing atom may also be targeting other local cities and counties, •w o rd in g to (Ire department spokesman Alan S. Hams. K an ts said his department received two complaints on Wedncoday and that ’ they started pouring In* an Th urs­ day. regarding a telemarketing erom now taking place, where callers request money to be sent to a specific location m donation to a local fire d e ­ partment. *We want to make sure peo­ ple don't send money to this organization.* H a m s said. *We C proaoat Stephen Sondheim 's m usical ’ Into the W oods* at 901 Sand Lake Road. A lta­ monte Springs on April 8. 0. and 10 at 7:30 p.m . Tickets are 85 pre-sale. 86 at the door. 84 for card-carrying thespians. and 84 for groups o f 20 or more. For more In ­ form ation. call (407| 320­ 342 9 . C s s t r s l Hoard m eets M on­ day at 7:30 p.m. at 232 Hush Uoulevard to hold a public hearing on a tem ­ peram en tal determ in ation on a m ale canine owned by Anthony M ujlc o f Longwood. O ther business includes election o f a chairm an and vice chairm an. For more In ­ form ation. call the shelter at 1407) 323-2500. O res— s i Lakes Middle School 7lh -grad e-stu dm ts In M elissa C r n y 's class arc participating In a Junior Achievem ent program d e ­ signed by M errill Lynch dr Co. to acquaint youngsters with the stock m arkrt. V o l­ u nteer Scott Cox Is tracking the students the 'b o o m s and busts’ o f the stock markrt In term s the you ngsters can understand. Cox selects com panies that M errill Lynch a lready follows and chooses n am es the stu ­ dents w ill Im m ediately r e c ­ ognize like NIKE and CocaCola. as well am som e less known names like A m a ­ zon.com and Oriando-bascd Darden Restaurants. After com piling a list o f eight com panies., the students are broken up into groups and given 8100.000 In play money to Invest. Cox said that the group which m ade the most profit last ye a r split their S I 00.000 ’ pretty evenly am ong the eight stocks.’ A n ­ other grou p put 880.000 Into one com pany with poor perform ance and lost. This program ru n s through April 22. T o le a m m ore or participate In J u n io r Achievem ent program s, call (407) 898-2121. □Q U O TE “Three may keep a secret if two of them are dead." □ INDEX C l a s s i f i e d ............I C o m i c s .............. C ro ssw o rd . . . . D ear A b b y . . . . S c h o o ls .............. H e a lt h ft F it n e s s H o roscop e . . . . O b it u a r ie s . . . . O p in io n .............. P e o p le .............‘.2 S p o r ts ................ ] T e le v is io n . . . . SPD waits for new top cop Resources Director Joseph D m aro h M Friday Host appttrants will have until mid April to contact *ne city. Meanwhile, the m em bers o f the law enforcem ent agency go about their duties. -W e re op­ tim istic - very positive.'* said Sgt. Darrell Presley o f the SPD. *K vrryonr trusts we ll get a good leader. It's very quiet Internally. W e're doUut our Jobs.’* Community policing la the top priority - a special empha- community station manned by the SPO and tbs Seminole County Sheriffs Office. Soon, there will be similar partn er­ ships in other parts of the city. Presley said that the S PO has begun to report directly to City M anager Tony V a n D e rw orp as the result o f a M a rc h referendum passed by th e city’s eligible voters. V a n D erworp Is the go-to man for th e city's police and fire chiefs. sort through the applicants for the police c h ie fs job. DeNaro aoid Friday that h r wants to h ove a com m itter meeting In a The com m ittee Includes Sem inole County Sheriff Don Esltngrr. Altam onte Springs Police C h ief Bill Liquor). San­ ford M ayor Larry Dale. VanDerw orp. D m aro. and residents. Linda Kuhn and Jam es Purdy. Residents not satisfied w ith apartm ents STAFF WHITEH An accident occurred Friday morning nsar ths intsr•action of th# Stata Road 427 and Stata Road 417. Sevarai people received medical attention. The Ftor- Ida Highway Patrol. Sanford Pofca Departmsnt. Saminols County Sheriffs deputies, and Santord Firs Department responded on the scene. SANFORD - Residents tn a Sanford apartm ent co m p le x are com plain ing about t e r ­ mites. exposed wiring and other problem s. Tknya W illiam s, who lives in apartment 110 o f the R id g e ­ wood Villas Apartm ents n e a r Sem inole High School. that a portion o f her roof c o l­ lapsed Tuesday. She said h er apartment has exposed e le c ­ trical wiring, w eak walls, and a problem w ith roaches and term ites. "All these apartm ents n eed to be rewired.’ W illiam s said. T h in g s need to be fixed. It's an em ergency.’ Carolyn Paslcy. who lives In apartment 115, said she w as In W illiam s' apartm ent w hen the portion o f the roof fell, h it­ ting her on the head. On Tuesday afternoon, w ork- Fam ily a ffa ir comes to S an ford SANFORD • The Sem inole County C ooperative Extension Service Fam ily and com m unity Education Volunteers are hosting th e ir 6th Annual Fam­ ily Affair at R ea W orld In Sanford on April 17 betw een 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The Fam ily Affair is a special event designed to reach lowincome fam ilies o f Sem inole County that showcases free community services and af­ fordable program s available to those In need. Additional sponsors o f A Family A ffa ir arc the Extension Family and Com m unity Edu­ cation Volunteers. Flea World and Fun World. Sem inole County Health D ep a rtm en t, and the Sem inole C ounty Hoard o f County C om m ission ­ ers. The follow ing agencies w ill be showcasing their services at Flea W orld: The S em in ole County Sheriff's o m c e . T h e Grove Counseling Center, Hoys Town. The Center for A ffo rd ­ able Housing. S em in ole County Education S u p port Center Pre-K Early In terven ­ tion. D epartm ent o f Labor Jobs and Benefits. C h ild ren 's Home Society. S em in ole Comm unity College Adult Education. Adult Migrant P r o ­ gram and One Stop C en ter: and Healthy Fam ilies S em i­ nole. Better Living for Seniors. Sem inole County Health D e­ partm ent. Comm unity Health: Healthy Start Program; KidCare Program ; W om en. In­ fants. and Children (W.I.C.): and Com m unity Assistance. There will be freeT-shlrts. fingerprinting. cholesterol check. HIV Testing: blood pressure checks, agency In­ form ation, circus. puppet shows. Free transportation to and from A Family Affair Is being provided through Lynx. For further Inform ation pleuse contact Nancy Lodge at (407) 665-5559. R E M IN D E R Daylight Savings Time be­ gins Sunday at 2 a.m. Don’t forget to set yo u r docks ahead. era replaced a hot w ater heater tn apartment 210. and repaired the d iy -w sll to the celling tn WUUams' apartment. HumboJugh said he first heard about the need for the repairs at around midnight on Mon­ day. "This is a 15-hour tu rn ­ around. and they’re still c o m ­ plaining.* Bumbalugh said. W illiam s and Paslcy sold they tried to call Humbalugh about the ceding Saturday and Sunday, but could not reach him. Paslcy sold her young dau gh ter com plains at night about ’ term ites running up her nose,* that her apartment has a roach problem , weak walls, exposed wiring, and weak floors. She said the but­ tons on her fuse box are loose, and that her Ore extinguisher has exp ired . Ridgewood Villas has 00 rental units, and 45 ore curFlssss sss Apart— eta. Fogs 8A �U •Semi not# Herald, Sanford. Florida * Sunday, April 4 1999 ACCU WEATHER" FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY www.accuwuathor.com Florida Weather U V Index Tom orrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Wednesday lJ Panama City 65/83 Shown it tomorrow's «*eatN*r Temperaturps are tonghfi and tomorrow's hgh* 1i Let 41U M 97. itoarat Sft Hit «♦, tftn vaues ndem fw smosue tosw suri lArswsai Partfy to motfly tunny. Regional Cities Cty Atomy, GA Apaiacrvcoia Almannc Sanford through Yesterday Temperature High ........................ 86* Low 64‘ ... 00* Normal htgh Normal low .................. 5fl* Precipitation Yesterday Month to date 0.00* 0 37* 0.18* Year to date .....-....—..... Sbt* 18,78* g 82" National Cities M maps, forecasts and data provided by Accu Weather, Inc. Ol 099 Regional W eather Sun and Moon Florida: Clear early tonight. bul log forming will be dense. Ample sunshine tomorrow, a slight chance lor a shower In the western panhandle Georgia: Clear to partly cloudy toraghl with areas ol tog Tomorrow, mured sun and clouds with the chance lor an afternoon shower or thunderstorm Mississippi; Fog forming tonight could become dense late. Tomorrow, partly sunny, warm and humid. A thun­ derstorm is possible before the day is through. Alabama: Partly cloudy torughl with areas ol log term­ ing. soma ol which will be dense. Tomorrow, some sun and maybe an afternoon thunderstorm South Carolina: Clear this evening, then partly cloudy late tonight with areas of log forming Partfy sunny tomorrow Any afternoon shower will be brie!. Louisiana: Partly cloudy tonight with areas of dense log forming late Tomorrow, morning log. then soma sun; warm and humid Maybe a p m thunderstorm Suneet toraghl . Sunrise Sunday Moonrtse today Moonaet today. Apr0 Apr IB as 83 ASenta, GA Bambndgo. GA Boca Raton Cairo, OA Corel Springs 0:44 pm. 7:13 am. 0.17 p.m. 8 00 am. 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So don't let your business be left out in the cold, call our advertising specialists today. Sem inole Herald 407) 322-2611 W p9* 6 pe pe 1 pe pc e pe pe on an pe r r pe s r■ �Swrincb HaroM, Switad. Florida ♦Sunday. April 4.1999 M Police Log The M M n i reports were complied from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office tor Incidents reported through April 2. April I. 1:31 a.m.. Country Cove Court. John W . Taylor. DOB 9/24/58. w as arrested by Oviedo Police officer*. charged with Battery. o n u o , April 2, 1:19 a.m.. Northgate Circle. Stuart Alberto Daaouloute. DOB 0/25/80. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged Battery. April I. 11:53 a.m .. South State Road 434, Robin Bogan Shedd. D O B 10/11/03. was arrested by Altamonte Springs Police officers, charged with Shoplift­ ing. r m PARK. April I. 0:15 a.m.. Monarch Circle. William O r tli (a.k.a. Angel S. OrtU). D O B 8/4/00, w a a arrested b y Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged w ith Burglary to Unoccupied Business and O ran d Theft. U U B MART. April 1. 0:55 a.m.. Country C lu b Road. T od d Franklin Crawl. DOB 3/26/00. was arrested by Lake M a ry Police officers, officers, charged with Retail Theft. L A O MART, April I. 11:05 p.m.. Lake Em m a Road. Royden Oyarbide. DOB 4/2/80. w as arrested fay Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Petty Theft. I, April 2. 12:54 a.m.. Moton Avenue. Vartan Mitchell. DOB 9/0/79. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Controlled Substance •• P o s­ sess / Cannabis Under 20 Oram s. SANFORD, April 2. 12:05 a.m.. Orange Boulevard. D aniel Donald Gore, DOB 8/20/05. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged arllh Controlled Substance • • Possession of Cannabis With Intent lo Sell. Help right crime In your community. It you tune Infor­ mation on a crime call 423-TIPS. You can remain anony­ mous and may be eligible fbr a w a rd {CAPTAIN’S LICENS M e e t in g that the Wlndover developer gave her more than all the d e ­ velopers at the Sun, Rinehart and Primers development cor­ ridors combined. In other action, commissionera unanimously approved an expenditure tf abnoat 8150.000 for technology up­ grades. An AS/400 system from Mainline Information Systems for $39,072.55 and a specialised police department computer system from KTB for $105,903. were approved fbr Calls purchase after Commissioner Oaiy B r a id e r 's concerns about Y2K compliance, c a p a ­ bility an d size were addressed. He asked. "Are we maximising our com puter potential?* Commissioners also con­ ducted a public hearing on the First Reading o f two ordi­ nances slated for special e le c ­ tion on M ay 25. A C h arter Amendment to Increase the commissioners* terms o f office from two to three years and another allowing commission­ ers to secure low-interest, multi-year debt bond Issues for water, sew er and storm w a­ ter Improvements are set for Second Reading at the April 15 d ty commission meeting. 350 rTHTC include* M jit t w i t and IV IO B s all the April 5 K don't aoltdt over the ph on e* According to Hants, dtlsena are encouraged to donate money and services to their local Are departments all year round. , I < 1 j 11 \1 1 1 . W ■On the rare occasions fire­ fighters become fund raisers, we will collect with ou r boots and the equipment Is always dearly visible.* he said. \ , 1 r, e B e lie v e I n T h e BKTTCOAAMKOW G F W e make your business insurance our ■at MOVHBOTTt ROBERT K. GREGORY, SR. Robert Kennedy G regory. Sr.. 88, Wlnnemlssett Ave., DcLand, died Thursday A p ril 1. 1999. B om Sept. 7, 1910 In Brlckchurch. Tenn., he m oved to Central Florida In 1936 from Lake City. Mr. Gregory owned and o p era ted the Gregory Lumber Com pany In DeLand. He was a m e m b e r a y CHMSNCAL ram ko w uneral H since 1956 500 o m e E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 wswpi4wi W e lc iv a A * * e m b lu p r e s e n t s ... * 'e wunrtutwvutv 9 hbiiw m pinner when it u eras to inainuxc p rtix tk si. G anna ra tu liy (eq u a lity Kninew p ric e tun fnsu Auriv-OwixTi IiMmuicc April 11 , 1999 8 a.m. & Cienpmy. W U Like cu e o f 10:^0 a.m. yvsir hbincvt & ai iiNir.inu.* while >mvi t ik e ca re i f Sbinew! row w rum j W e ltiv a A * o e m b lt j o f C jo A 16? ) Pixon Road, Longwood, Florida Call 771-0777 for more information. R L S Mama Cm T O N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E 2S7S ». French AvS. * ---------- N o admitnon charge- Love offering will be taken. Childcare up to age J provided. W " M to Slit 49 (Longwood).TWn b * on SA 4M.TWn right t MnridumVfoodi (Ini NgMMton right on I.I.WMia/n*on (light about I.S mXatJ.TWn MS on I wmMm II w (antrwK* to N m Oo about .S mOa and turn right on Dixon. We’ve got S tre s s b u s te rs ! Good News ('.h a n g in g Job*? Survivors Include wife. M e r le S. Daniel. Deltona: son. Alvin Daniel. Fayetvtlle. Oa.: son. Glen C. Daniel. Douglasvllle. Ga.; son. Clarence *Buddy* Locklear, Cross City: daughter. Shirley A M orrow . McDonough. Ga.: daughter. Janet D. Poclga. Orange City: sister. Cortnne Kidd. D eltona: 12 grandchildren. 15 g re a t­ grandchildren . BaldaufT Family Funeral Home, Deltona, In charge o f services. W % R We. The family o f Jack Kanner, would like to thank everyone fo r your kindness and concern during our time o f need. We have been so touched by the generosity and the caring shown to us by so many and In many different uays in the past week. It has meant the world to us to discover how many lives were touched by Jack Kanner. ld • one Funeral Director handles all details • all preparation Is done at this facility • service times will meet your needs • no Interest Is charged on trusted prearrangements. which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications CttUens are asked to docu­ ment any calls, especially in­ formation from Caller ID units, and to contact early next week the fire marshal's office with any information pertinent to this investigation. The dcrtmenl’s main num ber la )7) 830-3844. Survivors Include wife, Rosem ary Lakey. Lake Mary; son, Robert Lakey. Canton, M ich.: son. Stephan Lakey. Rlvervtew. Mich.: son, Donald Lakey. Indianapolis. Ind.; son. Sam uel Lakey. Dearborn Heights, Mich.; daughter. Paula Reynolds, Indianapolis. Ind.; slater, D olores Steinbacher. Albion, .In d.; slater. Loralne Penlnger. Evansville.. Ind.; n in e grandchildren. Baldwin -Fairchild -Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge o f services. “O F a s h io n " For example, firefighters throughout (he country tradi­ tionally raise money for J e m 's Kids (the Jerry Lewis muscular dystrophy telethon) at the end of summer, standing at Inter­ sections with fire trucks usu­ ally visible to passing motor­ ists. Sometimes they raise hinds at community events and are clearly representing their departments. PAUL R. LAKST Psul R. Lakey, 74. Autumn Oaks Place, Lake Mary, died Wednesday March 31, 1999. Bom in Ft. Wayne. Ind.. he moved to Central Florida In 1991 from Dearborn Heights, Mich. Mr. Lakey w as a mailer for a newspaper. 11c was a m em ber of the Nativity Catho•BcCftu reli. Longwood. Mr. Lakey served tn the U.S. FIFTY! 1 !!." > () IT O B IT U A R IE S o f the A llia n ce Church o f D eLand. Cornells Brinson. 95. W . Mr. G rego ry was a m e m b e r New England Avenue. W in ter o f the Rotary C lu b In D eLan d. Park, died Sunday March 28. with perfect attendance fo r 52 1999. B om In Millen. Oa.. she years. He enjoyed fly in g moved to Central Florida In planes and golfin g. 1974. Ms. Brinson sraa s D o ­ Survivors Inclu de son. R ob ­ mestic Engineer. She was a ert K. G rego ry. Jr.. S an fo rd ; Baptist. . O rrgory, M y rtle S u n iv d N include grandson. . son. John Beach. S .C .: son. W c s tle y John W. ‘ Bobby* Mathis. S a Moore. Lookou t Mt., Oa.; vannah. Oa.; sister-in-law, daughter, R u th Nodlne. D e Zonnie Brinson. Winter Park: Land: d a u gh ter. Ann C o ttre ll. seven great-grandchildren. 15 Atlanta. Oa: daughter, C o n n ie great- great-grandchildren. llotalen, T o c c o a . Oa.; d a u g h ­ Golden's Funeral H om e. ter. Dr. D eity Th om e. O rm on d W inter Park. In charge of Beach: sister. Daisy T h ere sa services. Newton, Jacksonville: 27 grandchildren . 19 g re a t­ M ARTHA J. C R liPn tO gra n d ch ild ren . Martha J. Crlsplno. 75, C arpenter Curry F u n era l Cherokee Circle, Sanford, d ied Home, D eLand, la In ch a rge o f Tuesday March 30, 1999. She services. was b o m In Brooklyn. N.Y. Mrs. Crlsplno was a re tire d JAMES JA C K S O N . JR. manager for K-Mart Food James J a ck so n , Jr.. 51. W . Service. She wus a member o f Symonds A ven u e. Winter Park, St. Ignatius Catholic Church o f died W ed n esd a y March 3 1 . Tarpon Springs. 1999. B om In O gleth orp e. Mrs. Crlsplno Is survived by Ga.. he m o v e d to C e n tra l husband, Joseph Crlsplno. Florida In 1948. Mr. J ackson Sanford. was a D ental Lab T ech n icia n . Woodlawn Carry Hand Fu­ He was a m e m b e r o f the Mt. neral Home. Longwood, In Moriah M ission ary B aptist charge o f services. Church. Mr. J a ck so n served In th e LCWI1 9. DANIEL U.S. Air F o r c e . Leads 3. Daniel, 79. W in g Survivors Include son. T r y Terrace, Deltona, died T h u rs ­ Phillips. W in te r Park; son. day April I. 1999. Bom in James Ph illips. Winter Park; Villa Rica, Oa.. lie moved to daughter. L a tin a Mallory. W in ­ Central Florida In 1963 from ter Park: daughter. Laura Cross City. Mr. Daniel was re Jackson. G a ston . S C .; d a u g h ­ tired from the Deltona Utilities ter. Shekina Jackson, G aston , Co. He waa the Supervisor o f S.C.; dau gh ter, Shanta J a ck Heavy Equipment. He was a son. Gaston. S.C.; brother, J o ­ Baptist. seph Jackson . Elizabeth C ity. Mr. Daniel served In the U.S. N.C.; great A u nt. Rosa E d ge. Arm y. He was the second ftre Orlando: a u n t. Irene Byrd. A t­ ch ief o f (h e Deltona V olu n teer lanta. Oa.; aunt, Lilia M ae Fire Dept.. Deltona. H e w as Strong. W oo d b in e. Oa. the retired Captain of Volusia Golden's Funeral H om e. County Fire Servlcea. He wus W inter P a rk , tn charge of a m em ber o f the Florida S ta te services. Fire Association. He served on the Volusia County S h e riffs Office. Spring Lakes Firem ans Association. 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FL 3277I 407-322-1558 sin: “BUILDING A LIFE OF FAITH* presented fay cvrrrmty mtftt Sundry m m lu p a Ift JO AH m ill of SX 46 at tie corwr of Onnfe Blvd and Utysidr Dr. at the Pub Vbotb FmchouL Bring the kid* » r ait UMuittird lo pmvUini in eroiltiu pmctaol and ctuUrrn i dttitk Dreu carnal Linda Costello, Pastor P h il Davis, Associate Pastor Darrel Watson, Associate Pastor W est Lake E d w a r d J o ilM 0 C om m unity Church Srr.ing Imiitiriul tmnlur* Sinrr W7I w w w .w c M -la k e .o r g ‘ Building A Life* has been designed to help you get to know G od so that you can live the life o f significance G od meant for you for you to live! Bring the kids; w e are commitcd to providing an excellent preschool and children's church. Dress casual. �4A •Seminole Herald Santocd Flcnda •Sunday April 4 1999 Editorial & Opinion Community Views O ur V ie w s ■1 G etting a grip on the cou n try ’s pastime Flu- s jx jr t s w r lt c r C ir.m tl.m d R lrc o n c e w ro te: 'I t m a tte r * n o t w h o w in s or lo s e s but b o w y o u play th e n a m e .” T h e p h ra se h a s changed: 'I t m a tte r s n o t w h o w in s o r lo ses but h o w you sell y o u r n a m e ." W e s a w it t u rn in g a n d d id n o th in g to s to p the o n ­ s la u g h t. S o m e '225 h itte r d e r id e d h e'd c h a rg e 10 b u c k s fo r lit* a u to g r a p h W h en the la te .Joe D IM ugglo h e a rd t in * , h e s a id h e'd c h a rg e $ 2 0 0 lo r his. B a s e b a ll p la y e r s e n d o rs e d p rod u cts e v e n in G r a n llu n d K le e 's d a y . B a b e R u th sold c a p s , u n d er­ w e a r a n d *u*|H -nders But th e real s e llin g d id n ’t get g o in g u n til 2 5 y e a n * a g o w h e n sjMirts so ld its soul to the d e v il. T ills i* an a ge w h e n n o reven u e s tre a m Is u nex p lo red Y e * k id s w h o w a u l a u to g ra p h s m a y have lo jiav lo r th e m . Y e s . w a tc h ou t now lo r c o m m e rc ia ls u p the a m i s .Iu M lik e th e a u to racers a n d th e so ccer p la y e rs w e a r. B a s e b a ll h a s a n o th e r c h a n c e to ra s h In. G a m e s a re p la ye d in sta d iu m s an d a re n a s with c o r |Hirate n a m e s . T h e r e a re a d v e rtis e m e n ts o n the w a lls , o n th e g r a * s o n th e l i e • a n d w orst ol alt on the p la y ­ ers O n th e ir s h o e s , th e ir sp ik es th e ir s k a tes, th e ir stick s a n d b a t*. M a jo r l e a g u e B a se b a ll n o w Is c o n s id e rin g a llo w in g tea m s to sell a d v e r tis in g s p a c e on a p la y e r's u n iform s. M LB . t h e o ffic ia l s p o n s o r o f Fidel C a s tr o 's C o m m u n ist C u b a , s c o r e s a g a in . T h a t fr ie n d ly g a m e last S u n d a y w ith C a s tro 's c a d e ts and th e B a ltim o r e O rio le s h a d e v e ry th in g lo do w ith h y p o c r is y a n d n o t h in g to d o w ith sp o rts H ie tea m s w ill p la y a g a in In B a ltim o re . Fidel w on 't fie there. B u t w e s u s p e c t th e v e n d o r s m a y I k - h a w k in g cig a rs a n d fa tig u e s . A ll e n d o r s e d b v M LB . T h e p r o b le m Is th a t th e re Just aren 't e n o u g h b u c k s to s a t is fy th e p la y e r s a n d th e o w n ers T h e r e w on 't lxa n y P itts b u r g h P ir a te s o r M o n trea l E x p o s m uch lo n g er. A n d in 2 5 y e a r s or so. there m a y lx 1 no m o re p r o fe s s io n a l b a s e b a ll In A m erica . O u r c h ild r e n 's c h ild re n a rc go in g lo w a k e u p and re a liz e It's tim e to re tu rn sp o rt to Its rtg h tiu l o w n ers a th le te s w h o p la y fo r the lo v e o f the g a m e a n d fan w h o k n o w It's n ot o k a y to put a c o m m e rc ia l e n d o r s e ­ m e n t o n the p e r fo rm a n c e -e n h a n c e d a rm o f (h eir f a ­ v o r ite b a llp la y e r . O p e n in g D a y Is h ere. L e t's G et a G rip o n the G a m e. «■ W a lk a mile in their shoes before judging By Irene K. Brown Com m issioner Brady l.rs sard: Have you ever Itccn down on you r luck? Lived p a y d a y to payday? Been betw een jolts with sm all m ouths to feed? I have and can fully understand how Im portant aortal agencies such as the Sanford Christian S harin g Center and Jean M etis Sem inole Volunteer E n ­ terp rise* program a rr to the have not*. The m ajority o f the 'have nots have not by c h o lic ; elr cum.stanres put them In that category. Ilow w onderful to he a ‘ have and have the ro n slltu tlonal right to sjm.ik out against the have note." Unless you walk In their shoes, klndlv speak out .itiout the in|untlrrs In our society. Sjirak out to God asking for help lor p r o ­ grams siiih its Jean M etis'. Way hoik in 1075 Jean and I toured Poland in a singing group railed "B ie Central Florida Chorale.' Shr was then and continues to I n- a loving, compassionate |terson faking m rr file Commodities Program (distribution ol governm ent food) when oth er agencies In­ cluding the Sanford Christian Sharing Center were uuahlr lo do so Rather than putting obstuc les In her w ay. we should he helping her g rl the "show on Ih r road * Sure th rrr are a few abusers who a ir homeless by clio icr. I »u i Jean will spot Ih rm In a m inute th rou gh ex|»erienre. ifu.se of us in the social agency business are fa ­ m iliar with those w ho will take advantage of a good thing, hut should that single mother w ith small children i*e denied food because of one bad apple? Ilow about the hrrad w inner who lues |u*t started a Job. no (Mveheck for two weeks? la-t them go hungry? Most social agencies need volunteers Instead of c r itic iz ­ ing what Metis is attem pting lo do why don I some of the "haves' volunteer? W orried almtil problem clien ts? Volun­ teer lo Ik- al the facility and h rl(i krrp order'/ Volunteer to dish ii|i the food Their * s i many Jnte* dial n erd doing /retie K Ilm en lx the- rolimlcc-r director o f the hcin/ortl Chris linn Shei/uig Center Letters H elp children now Florida s Ireipieut voters, many o f whom are seniors, a re getting it about children in Florida C h ild ren s Cam paign slatew tdr poll, voters salt! loud •mil clear that children wlm arr abused, (ailing In si hool. and have few )oh skills need our Im m ediate attention and art ton. V oters care deeply atmiil fam ilies under stress the cross generational needs of children and elderly grand (Mreuts. anil the sh ixk ln g nurrdter of problem s ruusrd try alcohol and thug abuse I’oll rrs|Mindents were mostly older, with grown ih ll then, and with deep root* In f lorida A clea r m ajority w ere over the age of 51. 7 IH d id not have i hlldrrn in the home Only Ur*, had children In pntiUr schools 73'M, had lived In Flortda m ore than five years. fo r these Flortda voters, p m iu tin g children is far m ore Important than tax ru ts Given the i holrr iM-twren paving lower local or slate taxes and m o te help lor kids, nearly .'I of every I voters (73H ) t hose more help for kids And when given the rh o lrr betw een lower corporate faxes and more fir Ip for kids. H of every 10 voters {Hr/H,) chose m ore help for kids fh rsr ;sill findings represent an earth shaking shift In voter opinion about the first use of stale resources hi the ro n lrx t of a continuing strong r u m otny. volets are saying they stipimrt a itoim ta h lr .out re stills ortrnlrd solutions tu help (h lld rrn siirvivr and s o u r e d Ih r link Ix tw rrn Ih r unmet nerds of i hlldrrn and high levels of sc hool failure and crime is clearly connected In v o te rs m in d s 11ns v ie w Is f u r thrr supported trv these facts' ‘ *Vr> of votrrs want their slier- Iffs and (toller c h lrls to rru pluisUr i rim e prrvrn llon « much as • c n ir lighting HtW •wiv lietler pre sc hool d ev el­ opment of kids would do a lol lo help our education system P ie power of Ihese poll llrulltigs | «iitro d s an rx clllu g new (Militii.il d rlk ilr that will carry through the year 2000 Never lieforr have voters s p o ­ ken with sue fi a tiniflul voice. I l l tills volum e almut i hlldrrn W r hojir ih r voice of the veil r r * • lo help rliild rrn now • lieio m rs I. mi com pelling for any e lu lr d official candidate or politti al party lo Ignore Seminole County School IV u til. I’rlm lp.il Hill M oore, and the SMS le a th e rs ought lo lx- lauded lor th rlr foresight, planning and rfforts In bringing the Crr III program lo Sanford Middle Hoy Miller Director of the non partisan Florida Children a Campaign Tallahassee To ttiovr (M im ts who m ight l»e nervous about sending Itirlr child lo SMS don I lie afraid It s a great m I mmiI Principal MeM.rr lia* done wonderful thing* for Itie entire MChool • and not Just for those In the h r III program It Is a good Pride in school M y daughter tia* always te r n a g.MMl stiid rn l. but her learning lb»* etc rile d In ways wr could never have imagined The SMS trai tiers and staff have done a wonderful Job In developing Itirlr program, e r r allng a vile .md pleasant rrrvl ronm rul. and making th e team ing full and fun Bits p ro gram Is great sc floe.I, I admit It ury daughter at­ tends Sanford Middle Sc hool .utd I am prime! of II The S •• ....... •' Connie Overbuy Sanford Other Views Congressional flag desecrators are back Gist yr.ir. while Congress w as debatin g whether lo d i­ minish Ih r First A m endm ent by punishing desecration o f Ih r flag. K rilii K rru l—an Army veteran and a past nation.il com m under of the Am erican la*glon— trsttftrd before Ih r S rn .itr Judiciary C o m m itter Hr w as angry .it ib is move lo am end Ih r Hill of Rights for ih r first lime in ou r history: L a w n p a rty "Our nation was not founded on devotion lo Hymbollr Idols. Inn on principle*. Iw liefs and Idr.ds expressed In the Consll tullon and Its Hill of Rights. A m erican veterans who have protected our ban ner in bat Hr have not done so lo protect a golden calf. Instead they c a r ­ ried the banner forward with reverence lor what II re p re ­ sents—our tx-llrfs and frrrd om for all. Therein lies the beauty of ou r flag." K m d also (old ih r Senate Ju diciary Com m ittee: *A p a ­ triot cannot lie created by legisla tion .* Nonetheless. the House roared forward and passed a constitutional am en dm en t—by a w hopping 310-114 — em pow erin g the Congress lo prohibit the desecration of Hie llitg. In the Senate, a move lo hnng the amendment lo the floor under llm llrd debate was blocked in a ccordan tr with Senate nilrs. liy Sens Robert Krrrev ID Neb | and Patrick l.rahy |D VI I Had (here Irrrn a vote, two or thrrr senator* tould have permanently changed the Constitution—fhe vole was tli.it i lose. In a previous hearing before I fir Senate Judiciary Commit Ire. Russell Fetngnld ffl-W ls | had told his colleagues th rrr arr Indeed countries tha. punish desecration o f the n a ­ tional flag Iran, hr said, p r o ­ vides a punishment o f up lo 10 years; Halil mandates a life srntrner al hard labor for sttcli h rrrtlis; and Ih r m ore loleranf Cuban sanction Is im ­ prisonment for up fo one year. Fcingold asked If the Senate wanted fo add the United States lo that list of govern merits im frttrrrd by a Hill o f Right* llr did nol gel a standing ovation Chtr native drsrc r.itors of the Am erican Hag have returned Randy (Duke) Cunningham IM ( aid I has Introduced II J Mrs •T.T. which (iro(Mtses a Itag dr set ration amendm ent to the Constitution that will I m- at­ tached when II Is ratified try th rrr-fou n h s of ih r stair leg Isl.tlttres within seven years .d ter the date id its submission for ratification Tills em ulation id Ihr pair I ollc values id Iran. Halil and C i i Im now Ibis al least 2b‘ i c o ­ sponsors In the House The historic assault on Ihr First Amendment Is scheduled for a hearing Ix-forr the S u b com ­ m ittee on ih r Constitution, chaired l>v C h arles Canady IK Fla I. on March 23 During Ih r im peachm ent proceedings, Canady w as an Im pressive constitutionalist hut h r is ap­ parently not immune lo m o rr than a touch id Jingoism A com panion amendment lo the Constitution Ibis lieru In troduerd In Hie Senate by Ornn llaich (R-U tahl. chairm an o f ih.il body s judiciary c o m ­ m ittee. and thrre will lie a hearing on II the week of March 15. Hatch professes lo be somewhat o f a scholar of the Constitution, and I wonder how hr would rrspond to a l ‘ » l.l Suprrmr Court decision. West Virginia S tale Hoard o f Kduratlon v H a m rttr. w ritten try Justice Rotrerl Jackson, that Indignant tMi.ird of rd u ra lion had ri(M -||rd the children of Jrliovah s Witnesses tiecause they would not pledge allegiance lo the Hag Thrlr irftis.il was b a s e d on God s command In the Old T r s la mrut mil to serve a graven Image * M orrovrr. Ihr parents of these truants w rrr subject to itnprtsonmrnt for thlld n e ­ glect Said Justice Jackson ‘ If th rrr is anv fixed star In our ronsiiiutlou.il constellation. If Is th.il no oHIclal. high or petty, ran (iresc ttbc wh.il shall Ire orthodox in (Millllrs, n a ­ tionalism. religion, or other matters of opinion, or force cltl/rns lo confess Iry word or act thrlr faith therein.* If that Isnt the reason for Ibis betrayal o f Ihr First Amendment. congressional siip|Mirtrrs ol the Cunningham I latch subversion of the right from which all other lib ­ erties flow otivlonsly need a remedial course in why there was an American Revolution We invite readers to submit their thought* in writing on county isxuev regarding people, places and thing* lo Community Viewy To give more residents a chance tu express their views, we ask that individual guevl writers submit no than one column a month and try to write no more than 700 wunls. There are no limitations on letters to the editor. Writers should include their address and telephone number with all correspondence. Th e views expressed on this page arc mg necessarily those of this newspaper. 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G ran dm a ha* d r rld r d lo m iivr lo Nrw J en w y. She 1% giving u p iiwihI o f her posses­ sions She won ! rv r n lie uble In k r r p her forkin g chair. T h e in.ni Halil he m ay try Ills tu ck In Santa Itnrliara. Calif. A fe w numiliH shy o f 30. ihr m a n ban no on e to hint lo for h elp Mr ban beard gtxx.1 th in gs about Santa lt.irli.ira Hr Iu h lieen htii I niplen o ( the Sonin llnrtm rn N ew * fY rs s tbr pant lew weeks Grandma I i.ih rrad him llie a|Mt1iurnl ads and ro n n m m iiy new* ‘ It's a long way to go bill II may w ell tx- worth the r f fort." h e said "W hen you're blind, you tired lo llv r In a com m u n ity (bal ta rrn about your nredH Crniral Florida (hr O rla n d o arra lsn ‘1 lhat to m n iu n liy That's w h y I have to move." File man it down on the .lira h transportation system Not tw in g able to drive, be I i .ih to rely on what's known us L y n x ’ h A *Link S ervice for Ibe d isa b led Mr said hr never known when the srrv h r w ill come for him If he nreilH lo lie picked u p by 9 o'clock, h r .a la for H o'1 1«* k ’ Anil t liaiu rn are they'll Htlll come a lir r 9," he said A nd that U nt all For yearn, the m an nald be ban trrggrd lor memliern of i h u rt ben or rtvlc organl/.it lot in lu vtnll filn rrnldence anti le a d to him H r nald lb.lt tlnually lie In given die nm arou n d Tfi.il no one in avallatilr that lie ntimild try lo gel Mime Ixxiks on la|ir l l r recjoUr* freqiirti* nirtflt al altrnuon He ban d ia b etes and nollrrn from A 11anl It Anemia He nercfn to have a Iheraiieullt ptilrlMil umv e a ch month Ltiin procrnn leaven film rx lie m e ly weak H r nrrdn to w alk or r»r r t ine more often hut d irrr a r r no nldrwalkn where fie liven V en tu ring mil title would tie tinner tout M ileptennet him tfuil he grls v i depretted llln fient m om enta are when he ran talk lo o r vltll fnrntln • or lltlrn lo l>n wop m u sic oil (he ra d io Hit (undent dream It lo rttit re bln own Do wop show He n roittactrd area sta tion * wllhoul su cress "Y o u can push no far." be nald “W hether you 're blind or d isa b led , you're treated differently than those who can nee or ate able In oiled People talk to you a t 11 you were a child or an If you w eren't Intelligent. S om e Ihliik th ry'rr being kind, but lltry 're n ot." lie ta itl be In thankful that hr h ad night ever no poor for n ea rly 25 yearn. H r wan able to nee die colom o f the world, able lo look Into die ryen tif bin friends. H r wan able to see monies. A b le to reatl from a Ixxik H u rled into darkness, be can n o w Imagines colors. He said h r ran feel w ho In Irtrndn are even If he can not nee th em . He enjoys movies lli.it tie can hear but nut nee. Hr w a tch ed I’lftis a ritv lllf wtdi a friend last weekend Am azingly, be sensed w hen­ ever a d ia m e te r went from black At white lo color. ‘ Y o u 'v e seen Ibis before." Ills frien d said. ‘ No. I haven't," h r a n ­ sw ered . ‘ H o w can you tell, then?" *1 see from the Inside,” he said. COLUMN CLOSERS The basic monetary unit of (ireece is the drachma, and its chief fractional unit is the lepton. II /r//c m/ifilli-t //nr t frtiiIn rrlriclioits npftly I Iff ir K rp lm I Ul W Sanford R otary J ^ r c s c v its 1P**Xdby Twwwy V « * t Tbs Ssnxnots Herald PH Of The Week a Mmnw a 5-yenr-otd lemale tal lemur She is housebroken and a little shy at first She is avail­ able al the Humane Society of Senwide County located at the inter­ section of County Home Road and U S Highway 17-92 neit lo Flea World m Sanford For more information ca l (407) 323 0685 C a s in o M Sr S i l e n t J u n c t io n CIbAtID PRIZE Sr DOOR PRIZE DRAWIMCS K in d e rg a rte n registratio n w ill start A p r il 15 SEMINOLE COUNTY Kin dergarten registration for .1 child wtio will br llvr yearn old on or before Septem ber I. 1999. will Iw held In .ill S e m i­ nole County Publw s< h oof* thr w rrk of April 10 before a d ­ mitting a student to F lo rid a schools for th r firwi tune. 1 tie school must havr the follow trig 11 proof of datr of birth, 2 1 nodal security raid lnpllori.il); :i| valid HRS lino Florida ( rr tlflratr of Imtmml/atlon. 11 proof of rrn ld m rr Dates for Individual school rrglnl rations are llntrd b elo w For further information. 1 all your local rlem rn la ry m h ool April IS Hatral Isunt 7 |fi a.m 3 j o p in. April |9 Allnm onlr H 30 a m H OO p m . Goldaboro * H 00 a m H OO p m H igh lands 7 .'40 a rn (1 OO p m,; Idyllwlldr 7:30 a rn I OO p m and 5:0 0 p in 7 (X) p in .; K rrlh - 7:00 a m *3 ‘40 p tri . la k e Mary 7 30 a m -2 OO p rn and fi OO p in 7.00 p m . Lawton - 7'.'4o .1 in 1 ui p m . Rainbow 9:00 a m 1 J:30 a m . Saba I Point 7 IS a rn.3 .'40 p m . Spring lake - 7:30 a m 7 30 p in ajinl 19 S trnn trom -7 30 a rn 2 OO p rn and 5:0 0 p in • 7 00 p m sirrlin g Park H 00 ,1 rn M 0 0 p m ; W rktva 7 00 a in -0 <JO p m . W it ktow 9 (X) a rn I OO p m ; 3:00 p hi 7 3 0 p in April 20 • Altam onte - 10 00 a rn 0 OO p in ; C arillon 7 30 a ill l> OO p m ; Heathrow 7 .'M> a m -5 00 p m . Ding wood 7 (M) a rn 2 3 0 p in , lin e Crew! • 7 00 a m 4 00 p m ; Red Hug • 6 OO a rn • 9 (X) .1 rn and S (X) p in 7 00 p rn ; S irrlin g Park • H 00 a m H 00 pm , W tn irr Springs 7 .’40 a m 3 30 p m and 0 OO p m H (X) p rn April 21 A ltam onte H 30 a.Ill o t IlO |i in . lienr l„»ke • 7 00 a m -.1 vo ft in ; Knghah m l,Urn 7:30 a III - I OO p m .nut 2 IO pm.-UJXJ p m G e­ neva - 7:30 a .m .-7:00 p in . P u tin - 7:30 a.in 1 30 p in and 5 00 p m 7 00 p rn ; Wllnon 7:00 a rn -0 (K> p m. April 22 C.m nrllirrry - 7:30 a m -S .'IO p m : Kantlirixik • 7 30 a m . -2 30 p m ,; Forrnl Cliv 7.txt a in. 3 OO p m . Hamilton 7:30 a m 0:00 p m .; D ike Orient.) - 7:00 a m -1:00 p in M idw ay - 7.00 a m 5 OO p m.; WrMxil.mdn 7 (X) a.rn. -6 (X) p m F m h a t A pril 9,1999 M a m m a H otel W ® p R U t m o A v ii(iii,$ M (n :iiK ) C am es B ig im a t a n FMZnAMNCVMCDAT ICtK) Tiekota 815.00 For Fs/rthar Information and/or Tickata Contact Paul Ooboma 407-321-4794 Proceotla Donated to Local Charitable Organizations l/Uv( NOTICE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS CHANGE The City of Sanford proposes fo adopt the foUownng ordinance: A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C I T Y O F S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . A M E N D IN G O R D IN A N C E N O . 3117 O F S A ID C ITY . S A ID O R D IN A N C E B E IN G T H E L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U L A T I O N S . SA ID A M E N D M E N T S A D D IN G S C H E D U L E U. G A T E W A Y C O R R ID O R D E V E L O P M E N T D IS T R IC T S F O R L A K E M A R Y B O U L E V A R D A N D W E S T S T A T E R O A D 4 6 ; A M E N D IN G A R T IC L E II. “L A N D U S E . Z O N IN G A N D P E R F O R M A N C E C R IT E R IA .* B Y A D D I N G S E C T I O N 2.15. E N T I T L E D ‘ G A T E W A Y C O R R ID O R D E V E L O P M E N T D IS T R IC T S * ; A M E N D IN G S C H E D U L E K O F T H E L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U L A T IO N S B Y D E L E T I N G P A R A G R A P H G 4 C . O F S E C T I O N 3 0, E N T I T L E D ‘ S IG N S ID E N T IF Y IN G A C T IV I T Y C O N D U C T E D O N P R E M IS E S * ; A M E N D IN G S C H E D U L E K B Y D E L E T IN G S E C T I O N 3 6. E N T I T L E D ‘ L A K E M A R Y B O U L E V A R D * , P R O V ID ­ IN G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N F L IC T S . I N C L U S IO N IN T O T H E L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U ­ L A T IO N S A N D E F F E C T I V E D A T E D A TE B O O K April 3. 1999 h .U iV u the 9ini dtiu oif ivr* oml lAe iita dny of rjteiriff K TO D A Y 'S H IS TO R Y : On this day in 1920. F Scull Flt/gerjld and Zelda Sjiyn? were wed They »|x nt iheir hon eymoon al the Hiltmore Hotel in New York City On this day in 1953. TV Guide wenl on sale for Ihe first time ftesi Jr , the sun <>( Lucille Hall and Dcsi Artur, was un the cover On this day in I960, F.lvis Presley began lo record songs for the firsl lime since leaving Ihe U S Army TO D A Y S B IR TH D A Y S : Washington Irving (17U-I859J, writer. Moris May (1924 I. actress singer, is 75: Marlon Hr.iml0 (1924 1, actor, is 75. Max Frankel (1930-1, Journalist, is 69. Helmut Kohl <19.10 ). German states man. is 69, Wayne Newtun (1942 I, singer, is 57, Tony Orlando <1944 ), singer, is 55. Eddie .Murphy <1961 >, actor comedian, is 38 TO D A Y 'S S P O R TS : On this day in 1985. Vic Elliot pocketed I5.7BO balls in 24 hours al a pool exhibition in Lin culn. England TO D A Y'S Q U O TE : "W henever a man's friends begin lo compliment him about looking young, he may In­ sure that they think he is growing old ” — Washington Irving -------- TODAY'S MOON: Between full moon (March 3D and last quarter iApril 8>. i \fft NEW SPARER ENTERPRISE ASSN April 4. 1 9 9 9 Today u EASTER, tt u till' 941h tin t/of 1999 ii mi the rfilfi day of xprrng TO D A Y'S H IS TO R Y : On ihn day in 1887, the residents of Argonia. Kan, elected Susanna Medora Salter lo be Iheir mayor She was the first woman to become mayor of a community in the United States On this day in 1968. civil rights leader Mr Martin l.uther King Jr was killed by an assassin as he stood oo a hotel balcony in Memphis. Tenn On this day in 1989, Richard M Daley was elected mayor of Chicago, a post held by his lather for 21 years TODAY'S 111It H I DAYS: Dorothea Mix i I 8H2 1887). social reformer; Isoroku Yamamoto <1884 1943*. Japan ese admiral. Tris Speaker 11888 1958). baseball great; Arthur Murray (1895 1991), dancing teacher. Robert Sher wood 11896-1955), dramatist; Muddy Wjters (1915 19831, blues musician. Gil Hodges (1924 1972), baseball great. Maya Angelou (1928-1, writer, is 71 TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in 1974, Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves hit his 714th home run, tying Babe Ruth's record TO D A Y'S QUOTE: “ Character is higher than intellect " Ralph Waldo Emerson TODAY’S MOON: Between full muon (March Jl> and last quarter (April 8). £w#li**ri 9f(vwr$H My IH4 C it y o f S a n f o r d , F lo r id a A public hearing on the ordinance will be held on M onday. April 12, 1999, at 7 :0 0 o'clock P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City C o m m ission of Sanford, Florida, in Ihe City Com m ission Room . City Hall. 300 Nonh Park A v e n u e . Sanford. Florida. Interested parties m ay appear at the meeting and be heard regarding Ihe ordinance and/or may submit written comments. Copies of Ihe proposed ordinance are available for inspection b y (he public at the City Clerk's Office. City Hall, Sanford, Florida. A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC : IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O A P P E A L A D E C IS IO N M A D E W ITH R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D A T T H E A B O V E M E E T IN G , O R H E A R IN G , HE MAY N E E D A V E R B A TIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S , IN C L U D IN G T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E , W H IC H R E C O R D IS N O T P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D . (F S 266.0105) P E R S O N S W ITH D IS A B IL ITIE S N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E T O P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E H U M A N R E S O U R C E S O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A ­ T O R A T 330-5626 46 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G . ■ |«H NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Antarctica is the coldest place on Karth On Aug 24.1960. temperatures plunged lo minus 126.9 degrees at Vostok. a Soviet research station. /n • /fV a Ja n e t R. D ougherty, C M C " C ity Clerk The okapi, a giraffe-like animal, ran wash its own ears with its 14 inch tongue. On July 4. 1776, George Washington wrote in his diary, “Nothing of impor lance happened today " He had no way of knowing of events that day in Philadelphia C19W NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ig h t F o r h o m e delivery of the S e m in o le H e ra ld Call (407) 322-2611 Get the latest information on local business activity in every Weekend edition of the Seminole Herald. ^ �•A . Senxnolrt Hetftkl. Sanln <1 Florida •Sunday, April 4 1995 S e m in o le H e ra ld C la s s ifie d s a r e th e Our classified ads are lust what you need to sell your unwanted merchandise. Our ads are seen by thousands daily. Call our classified ad representatives and let them help you word your ad for maximum results - at minimal costl ......................................................................................................................................................... |Free Classified offer: Advertise any one itemfor $100.00 or less free for 5 days.* 'Ad by * n coupon Pim m party um (non conanenuO Seminole Herald Optimists appreciate youth A youth appreciation banquet was held recently, sponsored by the Sanlord Optimist Club. Youth Ap­ preciation Awards were presented by optimist club vice-presidents Bill Welbom and Ron Fraser to Karen Nunez for Academics, Jeff Faine and Lori Thomas tor Athletics, Julia Higgins for Citizenship, Maggie : 322-2611 Schaeffer for Fine Arts, and Sylvester Wynn for Service. Gretchen Schapker, principal of Seminole High School, was named Educator of the Year San­ ford Mayor Larry Dale presented a proclamation for Youth Appreciation Month in the City of Sanford for Apnl. Apartments Continued from Page IA rrntly In rrn ta b lr status, a c ­ cording to H rucr Bum balugh. the llvr-ln m an ager o f the complex. M anagement at th e com plex said that the p ro b ­ lem s are being addressed. Bumbalugh said that w o rk ­ ers respond as fast as possible to complaints. *We can only d o one Job at a time,* Humbalugh said. ‘ We have limited m anpower and funds. We do the best wtth what we Y e go t." The city's C ode E n forcem en t Board on Feb. 9 found R id g e ­ wood Villas In violation o f o p ­ erating a business without a current d ty occupational li­ cense. The city Ls fin in g Ridgewood V illas $25 per day, according to the S an ford Building Departm ent. An Inspection o f R idgew ood V illas by the Sanford Fire D e ­ partment on O ct. 27. 1998 found the com plex In c o m p li­ ance wllh city codes. Residents h ave not c o m ­ plained to the C ity o f S an ford about the R idgew ood V illas Apartments, officials at the Sanford B u ildin g D ep a rtm en t said. Regina Th om pson , w h o lives In apartm ent 229. said that her floor Ls In weak con d ition and site la ck s hot w ater. She said she w orries about w eak steps In th e com plex tliat shake w hen people w a lk on them. Lillian W illiam s, w ho lives lit apatlm rnt 21 1 . said h e r floor Is decaying In front o f the sliding glass door, her porch Is shaky, the food disposal and dishwasher d o not w ork, the walls are In poor cond ition , the roof h as cracks, there ts faulty w irin g, and her fire ex ­ tinguisher has expired. Shr said poor a ir con dition ing lias made her in fant daughter III. Managem ent has spent $4,000 for heat and air condlllontng rep a irs this year, Bumbalugh said. Bumbalugh sold that resi­ dents have not com plained to him o f a term ite p roblem . "If they don't tell me how da I k n o w ." Humbalugh said. 1 h ave not seen evid en ce of ter­ m ite s ." T h e swimming p o o l is closed u ntil repairs ca n be comp lr tr d . llnm balu gh said the pool does not p o s e a health h azard . Hr said th e pool has 40 pounds of ch lo rin e shock, und that II Is n ot u breeding grou n d for m osquitoes. HumtMhigh sa id that much o f th e problem In thr condi­ tion o f the a p a rtm en ts lies In abu se by thr trn n n ls. ‘ M ost of the apartm ents are In good condition whrn the ten an ts move In ." Ilumb.iltigh said. "When th e y move out. It's another qu estion ." Form erly D o w n to w n Sub-Station Subs • Soups • Salads F r e e D e liv e r y T o D o w n t o w n S a n fo r d C O M B O MEAL ) Any 7” Sub - $ ^ 9 9 9 ; chips and drink ! 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Fisher joined h e r Key Club students In distributing balloon s to children and bussing tables at Sanford Klwants C lu b 's annual Pancake D ay March 26 at the Sanford Civic Center. K1wants Is the parent organisation for the Key Club. Throughout the school term, Fisher a n d her h usban d ch ap ­ erone various Key C lu b eventsfund raisers, service projects and leadership activities such as the an nu al Key C lu b con­ vention. ’Monitoring teenagers on a convention weekend la a big responsibility." Fisher said, "but I do n ’t mind the sleepless nights because the days are full of educational, leadership seminars that help students develop ctvtc responsibility." Fisher ta passing on to her students the advice she said was h er father's mantra: "People w ho receive from the community have an obligation to give something to the com­ munity in return." Charles English Cleaning & Laundry Feel confident when you send out your better clothes for Dry Cleaning. O ur main plant In Longwood u iU ba d oing the w ork. Over 6 0 y ta n experience/ Communities for over i Charles English Ssrtoma Governor Bsverty Wlnasburph cooy atulafoa Mrs. Grand Ismne, igm ■ Cwi®fifhj pooo id ® ■. •k x k m co§Mp®i®i©n» WWmbufgh la a sponsor (or f it pagsant, and Flshar la i Ssrtsen, a Sartoma-sponaorad ssrdoe organization for youtt Cleaning A Lanndry 2010French Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 Coin laundry Nsit To R a n Hut fo is y ilO Did You I Yd ll < Shannon Magura. Kimberly HuMman and Wmmfo Louwsma ol SsnSnots High School placed m the top ten at Eastam U S. Rsgtonals. Dance team dazzles with star routines SPECIAL TO THE HERALD SANFORD • The Sem inole High School Dazzlrr dance team, under the direction o f M aureen Maguire, last w eek com peted at the National M arching Auxiliary c o m p e ti­ tion In San Antonio, Texas. Th e tra m o f 90 members Is a n a ­ tional and state award winning group. The Expressions Color G uard, in Its second year, has already hud several aw ards and championship lilies. Th e grou p performs ut Sem inole High and also for crowds lo ­ cally and nationally w ith regular appearances on ESPN and Walt Disney W orld. During the Marching Au xil­ iary Eastern U.S. Regional* . the Seminole team com peted against more than 1,100 dancers from schools ranging from California to New York. T h ey received awards not only In perform ance, but In tech ­ nique a n d ch oreograph y, as well. T h e learn scored In the high 9 0 a In ail areas en tered in clu ding high kick. Jazz. pom. m ilitary, novelty and fla g rou­ tines. T h e officers co m p eted tn Jazz, lyrica l, novelty and r e ­ ceived th e No. I aw ard tn p erform an ce tech niqu e and ch oreograph y. S em in ole High had th ree soloists nam ed to the top ten In the E a stern U.S. Regional* • Kim berly Huffman, Klm m le Louwsma. a n d Shan­ non M agu ire. The D ozzlers da n ced their way to th e top os th e y re cen tly com peted against d a n ce stu­ dios at th e state co m p etitio n . ‘ Show stoppers* h eld In Lakeland. A ll the g ro u p m em ­ bers re ceived top a w a rd s tn their respective ca tego ries. The h igh kick rou tin e was awarded No. I In Its c l o u and the m ilita ry rou tlnew as named grand cham pion e a rn in g the en tertainm en t aw ard. Story will represent county schools SANFORD - Eugene Story, head custodian o f M idw ay Elem entary School, has been selected lo represent Sem inole C ounty In the Florida S choolRelated Employee o f the Y ea r P rogram . Story has been an em p loyee at M idway Elementary for 18 years, where he was selected as the School-Related Em ­ ployee o f the Year In 1986-98 as well. Story lakes grea t pride In the Midway campus, assuring It Is always neat and clean. However, his c o m m it­ m ent to that school goes far beyond a clean campus. He Is an excellent mentor and role m odel for the students at Midway. He knows most o f the students by name and will take the time to counsel a you n g one that needs a special man In h is life. Story keeps the M em oria l Garden for the M a lloy Chil­ dren w h o lost their lives In the tornado last year. H e also plants a vegetable g a rd en with the stu d en ts and stafT w ho a re en cou raged to take th e fresh fruits a n d vegetables hom e. In th e com m unity. Story Is everyon e's volu n teer c a re ­ taker. H e provides tra n sp o rta ­ tion to the elderly. Is e v e ry ­ one’s m ain tenan ce m an , gu a r­ anteeing that hon es are In good rep a ir, and he is always feeding the hungry. H e Is the com m un ity Good S am aritan! O th er finalists for Sem inole County S chool-R elated Em­ ployee o f the Year w ere: Rob­ ert W aters. Sterling Park E le ­ m entary, and J a m e s Rick. South S em in ole M id d le School. 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Kim Flatter participated In community service, a value her parents drummed Into her head. As an adult, she contin­ ues lo uphold the family tradi­ tion. Recently named Mrs. Grand Island. Fisher. 30. will partici­ pate In the Mrs. Florida pag­ eant May 2 at Universal Stu­ dios. t T h e main reason I'm com ­ peting Is because of the confe sts strong emphasis on service,' Fisher said, (proceeds from pageant ticket tales will be donated to charichosen by Mrs. Florida runners-up.* Fisher said her selected |harity la Boys and Girls Clubs ruse of her life-long com.Itment to helping youth. she was a South Semiale Middle School student, served as a counselor at ip Thunderblrd. a sum m er rational program for r e ­ tarded and handicapped chil­ dren. Aa a Lyman High School student, she was a member of Serteens. a service organisa­ tion sponsored by a local Sertoma Club to which her p a r­ ents belonged. In college, she volunteered as a kindergarten teacher at her church. ;anKret �v % a r r ' BA •Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Honda - Sunday April 4 1999 Business O w e n n a m ed p resid en t F u to n F u rn itu re Sale! Ltircjest S e l e c t i o n A n y w h e r e Mission Pine The Board ol Directors ot Bell-Tel Fedoral Credit Union recently named Lynn W Owen. III. as presi­ dent and C E O ol the $146 million credit union Owen replaces Patri­ cia 0 . Coker, who retired alter 38 years of service Owen formerly was president ol Tyndall Federal Credit Union, a $400 million credit union n the Florida panhandle He is a Certified Public Accountant and holds an MBA from Florida State University Bel-Tel Federal Credit Union semes more than 25.000 members s3 9 9 or $ FU TO N S O H I A N D O •1 ,* 1 t JOO F lo r id a settles case fo r p h o n e custom ers TA LLA H A SS E E -- D.ill.iv based Excel Telecom m u n ication s w ill pay $06,000 a n d Initiate In t e r ­ nal controls to prevent the fu ­ ture ‘ slam m ing* o f Florida t e l e ­ phone cu stom ers under a s e t ­ tlement a p p roved tiy the F lo r ­ ida Public S e r v ic e CommlHslnn Tuesday. The com pan y, which hold** two certificate* to operate in Florida, came u n d er C o m m is ­ sion scrutiny In 1997 over a l l e ­ gations It c h a n g e d consum ers' long distance service w ithou t I ’A lll / U I V t n n s t - M K V T O v ie d o c h a m b e r s u p p o rts n e w g u id e , fe s tiv a l OV1F.IXJ - Th r n rw M rrn h rrih lp D irectory ft R elo ca tion Guide published annually by the G re a te r Oviedo C h a m b er of C on in ierce lists m ore than authorization. a prac tice known 600 n ew and established b u si­ nesses. retailers, and p ro fe s ­ a s 's l a m m in g .* The settlement. approved sional ofllces. 'W e com bin e our m e m b e r ­ unanimously, calls for the co m ­ pany to establish a toll-free ship list with com m unity Iniiotltue for consumers w ho ntav fontuition in the d ire c to ry .* have liren slammed, submit to said ch a m b er execu tive Rich quarterly rrviews by C o m m is­ Sloane. ’ and Its in high d r sion sla lf and lake legal action mand l»y new residents an well against Independent rep resen ­ as those s h o v e lieen here a tatives w ho nutirnlt forged con ­ while * File digest st/e hook In ­ sumer authorizations to the company. The fine Is paid to cludes Inform ation on h o m e ­ associations. local the state's General Revenue owner schools, churches, and m ore Fund The heart o f thr d irectory Is a Itsiinjj o f the entire m e m b e r ­ ship id the G rr a tr r O vied o Chandler o f C om m erce Tlie c h.untier lion Krown its m em bersh ip over the past frw years as die com m unity a t­ tracted new businesses to the area. 'W e certa in ly have m ore r e ­ tail o u tlets listrd in our d ir e c ­ tory th a n ever b rforr,* said cham ber executive Angela W illiford, who is resp on sib le for d ra ftin g editorial portion s of thr txMik C h a m b er president T erry Vargo n oted ih r m any ben efits s m a l l s u m s of m o n e y of m em bersh ip In Ih r G i ea ter c a n b e in v e s t e d a t c o n ­ Oviedo Cham ber of Coin* merer, p oin tin g out that r e fe r ­ v e n ie n t In t e r v a l s . W i t h rals are made every day to th e h e l p o f a g ood b r o ­ callers looking for goods arid k e r. s e c u r i t i e s c a n b e services available locally. s e le c t e d , s o m e tim e s 'l l certa in ly would lie w ortli the elfort to explore ch a m b er w it h e x c e lle n t r e s u lt s , m rndierstilp* Vargo said. *W c b y p e o p le w it h lim it e d offer b u sin ess people a ch a n ce In v e s tm e n t back­ lo m arket, network, p rom ote, and ex p a n d their business h o ­ g ro u n d s . rizon throu gh the ch a m b er's W h e n In v e s t in g In a many program s. Just one o f s e c u rity , y o u c a n p ro f ­ which ts o u r directory’ and r e ­ it f r o m It i n tw o m a jo r location gu id e .* w a y s . F ir s t, y o u m a y In o th er ( handier business. 'A Taste o l O viedo' will take r e c e iv e d i v i d e n d s o r place M ay I . In te re s t p a y m e n ts Featu rin g som ething for e v e ­ w h i c h . I n th e o r y , a r e ryone. th e outdoor street party hosts a fin e art show, classic p a id to c o m p e n s a te car exh ib ition , old fashioned y o u fo r th e u se o f y o u r cooking contest, special c h il­ m o n e y a n d a n y ris k drens activities, live stage en ­ tertainm ent. and u host of yo u a ssu m e . Second, business and retail ex h ib ito rs s in c e t h e m a r k e t v a lu e showing o ff Ihelr wares. L a y­ o f s e c u ritie s f lu c t u ­ ered on to p o f all this a c tiv ity urr 20 local restaurants serv­ a te s . y o u a ls o m a y ing sam ples o f their signatu re p r o f it b y b u y in g o r dishes. s e llin g t h e m . ’ C arnival food, tills ain't.* says S loan e. *ILs like a g o u r ­ R e g a r d le s s o f h o w met hufret In die m iddle o f a y o u p r o f i t , in v e s t in g great sh o w ." c a n h e l p y o u a c h ie v e Always a favorite at A Taste of O viedo Is die sweet corn y o u r l o n g - t e r m f in a n ­ booth put on by A. Uud.t ft c ia l g o a ls , s u c h a s a Sons, d ie agribusiness giant c o m f o rt a b le re tire ­ with h eadqu arters Is In Oviedo. m e n t . u c h i l d 's c o lle g e T h e D uda sweel c o m Is al­ expenses, p r o v id in g ways u b ig draw." said festival f o r h e i r s o r s a v in g o n manager Angela W illiford . ta x e s . W h e n y o u b u d ­ 'Folks lo ve II fresh, boiled up light on the spot.* g e t f o r f o o d , b ills a n d Entertainm ent Is sch edu led o t h e r e x p e n s e s , d o n 't on two stages throughout the fo rg e t to s e t a s id e day. w ith a highlight (Ills y e a r being U.S. Navy Band J a c k ­ s o m e f u n d s fo r In v e s t ­ sonville. Navy band p e r fo r m ­ in g . ances a re a rarity In the C en ­ tral Florid a arena ever sin ce the Naval Train in g C e n ter closed. A 7 m em ber grou p Financial Focus Is sup­ known as T.O.I.F. will be on plied courtesy of lumd w ith a fast m oving show am! m u sic to match. O th er en ­ Edward Jones Finan­ tertainm ent will Include c o u n ­ cial Services. try-western. Jazz, and ro ck groups. H e fo re w e In v e s t , w e s h o u ld what d e te rm in e wc want In v e s tm e n t s ns. W hen we w e r e t is ln j* th e hope our to d o f o r in v e s t, m o n e y In of m a k in g m o re m o n e y . I s e ld o m re c e iv e a n y a r g u m e n t over th is . H o w e v e r, th e m o n e y w e u s e f o r In v e s tin g s h o u ld be e x tra m o n e y th a t r e p ­ re s e n ts in g s s u rp lu s or In c o m e sav­ not n e e d e d f o r e s s e n t ia ls . W e m i g h t c h o o s e to In v e s t t h e s e fu n d s in m o rtg a g e s . e s ta te , or re a l life In s u ra n c e s e c u ritie s (s t o c k s b o n d s ). T h e y ’r e and a ll b a s i c a l l y d if f e r e n t, and no one fits th e n e e d s o f e v e r y p e rs o n . S in c e w e 'r e c u s s in g ritie s . l e t ’s som e d is ­ m a in ly se cu ­ of fo c u s th e on re a so n s w h y w e m i g h t w a n t to In v e s t in bonds. M any p re fe r th e y s to c k s th e m can or p e o p le because be r e a d il y b o u g h t a n t i s o ld . T h e y re p re s e n t v a r ie t y a n d f le x ib ility o f In t e r e s t s , as w e ll as a b s e n te e o w n e r s h i p o r c r e d it o r s h ip . S e c u ritie s o b ta in a b le at p ric e s , f r o m to v e ry a re v a r y in g v e r y lo w h ig h , and -------- - * ", ' ---------------------- -- — - — • — -~ J 3 k . . , ' U i - "•*.• ; -v V , ' - ' 7> » : t , • . 14 -x’ ’ 3 W J f '•* K r il- tb P r f-L * jf i >, MW* I I*. 331 7400 G c lc b ra lc a O c c a s io n ! \ p e il It. 1999 Ipn* - 7pm *3il3pm Nikkei** I wiling I ere mom Mill k m lifto ff -0 1 s |*.«rk \veruie *\infonl. 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H i llH l'lf im iln l lo lirl|i irlrl.f jlr thr l.lt\ M M *f,l N|Nr, i,| nit Mrs I ilsanl Jonr. iid i.r 111hough nr nut Iv I.,« I,, M ntoxi wr'ti- I m i p,muling ii ir* I meill, for |ni)ilr ju-l like mil •our lit" foil a* <nii firm no luilr* more dun LlfW oil i • in all 41 -ljir* ami sr're -till glowing 1 jinn u» for ihr fnlnitte*' Festival organizers note dial exhibitor spare Is still avail­ able lor artists and business owners who want to inert one ol the btggrst crowds drawn lo a community event. 'Spacr Is at a prrmkim again this year,* said Taste chairman Tim Slat­ tery Over HO fine urt and r rails |m o p l r are expcc led to rxhlbll anil vie for rash prizes and awards totaling over S3.0OO Admission lo d ie festival ts free, w idi a $1 donation re quested at Ihe gale, and a por lion of die festival proceeds sup|Mirtiug Teen Transform s don. a charitable service or ganlzadon located In Oviedo helping troubled irm s through a residential program For more information rail I to 7 i :tor> o s o o , '• 1 t . • f — 1177 G rand Goals and Objections SPECIAL T O THE HERALD 4 LESS I r it iir t i.il Gom e Financial Focus Article 1: Group ' * -H•*>•»<. ' . - f * . •it *1 Excellence award 799 Sofa Sola include* frame jumeo Futon Cover Set Group includes sole, chair coffee end table Lynn W Owen m Holiday B u tte rs recently received the 1999 Spirit oI Eicelence Award from Bonded Builders' Home Warranty Company John Porta and Linda Patti are home consultants for the company Mofcday Builders a the onfy Florida hom e butter to receive the Spurt of Excellence Award Hobday butts ei 20 communities throughout Florida, pnmanfy on the stale's east and west coast TtwVirginia �- PI • .* «., i ■«MMfNN*fPP|||Mi Sports • •*v««- *«/>••«* t . s4 Seminole Herald Saminoto HsraM. Ssntord, Florida •Sirtiy, April4, IM t ______ -. l l Ef. *■ ___________ Brantley stakes claim as number 1 Assistant Sports Editor L o c a l h eroes co m in g h om e It aaya a lot about a town w h en Its local heroes return on a regu lar basts. In Caaselbrny. S u p er Bowl a ta r Trevor Piyce still finds his w a y back to Lake H ow ell High ; S ch o o l whenever he gets a ch a n ce or a bye week. D aryn Bush atlU m akes an occasional appearance at tsk e B rantley. B u t when It com es to rem em bering their roots, S an ford's Tim Raines and JcfT B la k e act like th cyV r never left. R ain es to s potential Hall-ofFam er. but you'd n ever notice w h en Seminole to playin g a basketball game and T im to sittin g In the stands w ith hto o ld friends, looking ju s t like . a n o th er (ace In the crowd. Blake, whose fam ily to still o n e o f the Sanford's most prom inent, always ch ecks out ' a Sem inole football gam e and w ill be making a big impact w ith the Sanford you th over th e next few weeks w hen he ‘ co m es back to town to promote ! the Sanford Bop W arner ; football program and host hto • an n u al football ram p. • T h ere are a lot o f stories ! a b ou t ballplayers forgetting i th e ir roots. Sports Illustrated ; recen tly profiled Los Angeles D odger Kevin Brown w ho sig n ed a m ind-boggling con tract for over $100 million fo r 7 years. 'W h e n the reporter w ent to ' B row n 's high school for local reaction, he got n oth ing but n egative feedback about a p itch er who forgot h is roots. T h a t's not the w ay It Is with R a in es and Blake. N ext Saturday. Blake, along w ith Seminole C ounty rrsidrn S tep h en Braggs, a form er p la yer for the Miami Dolphins a n d Cleveland Brow ns, will • a p p ea r at Just For F ret In the S em in ole Towne C en ter to slat ; autographs and Just talk to fan s. I B lake to a fixture at many ol ' the local elementary schools, sign in g autographs and m eetin g with the k id s and he' a lw a y s a pleasure, n ever lo sin g patience and Just trylnj ; to present himself a s a role • m odel. He's worth seeing. H e ll also be prom oting the ! Pop W arner league w hich 1s ; tryin g to establish Itself as a • feed in g ground fur Sem inole > H igh School. In fact. Seminole i coa ch Jim W orthington will lx | conducting clinics so that the ; S an ford program can run the • sa m e kind of plays a s the hlgl 1school. Most of the oth er 2sch ools In Seminole County • h ave feeder programs, but Ihf Sw ill b e a step up for Sanford. 2 Blake's appearance should { attract more registrations than <u su al. Sanford typically Is a {la te -sign in g com m unity and Jco a ch Marcus Kendrick, a J d riv in g force behind the ’ program , to hoping to get a good turnout next w eek. { B lake will also host a clinic M ay 22 and 23 at Sem inole. It w ill be a non-contact camp stressin g football techniques, fundam entals and conditioning. He'll be assisted b y Braggs and several other N F L players have expressed In terest. There will also be cla sse s on weight training and nutrition. T h e Sanford Pop W arner program , along with the program s fro all over Seminole C ou nty, need support. Playing football Is very costly and a lot o f k id s can't afTord the expen ses, so all the money generated by the cam p will go tow ard the program. H ead on out and m eet with 2J e ff Blake next w eekend. Show y o u r support for Sanford and • fo r the kids In the community. L a st Second Shot: W ord has lit that Tampa Bay Devil Ray 1 officia ls are disappointed at •the turnout for their exhibition I again st the O-Rays Friday. 1U n d er 1,000 attended. ” M aybe If they prom oted their team In Central Florida, som eon e would care. I r v r r s p o r t s sorroR Thursday night's Oviedo* Lake Brantley lacrosse match­ u p promised to be the high­ light of the season in Seminole County. Unfortunately, the gune w as postponed due to lightening and. by Friday when the gun e w as rescheduled. It turned Into a blowout. Lake Brantley romped. 10-6, as Its attack dominated throughout against an Oviedo defense that w a s fired u p Thursday but Buffered a let­ down Friday. T h e y simply outplayed us.* said Oviedo coach Ed Not Norton. W e made too many m mistakes. It waa tough to i back after Thursday night.* The game gave Lake Brantley a clear edge In the Seminole County playoff race. At the end of the year, the beat of Semi­ nole County will face the best of Orange County (barring a miracle it will b e Winter Park) and now the Patriots hold a slight advantage over Lake Mary and Oviedo. Lake Brantley also has wins over the Rama and Lions and suffered Its only area loss In a game In which the Patriots led Winter Park before bring outscored 7-0 In the final quarter to lose 10-0. Lake Brantley la on top b e ­ cause o f an awesome attack unit. Danny Hogan, arguably the cou nty beat player, scored or assisted on 10 foals, n et­ ting 6. while Grant Shellhamm er had 5 goals. Shawn Quinn. Lake Brantley's other uttarkman added 2 goals and 2 assists. Hogan leads the county In goals and scoring and to b ein g courted by N otre Dome and undefeated Delaware to play college ball. Grant Sheffwnnw (toft) and Oamy Hogan comtanad lor 11 goals as Lafcs BranOsy took ovarfkst pises in SsnSnoto County w t i s l M r i i over Ovtodo. *We also have some great Juniors and sophom ore for next season.* Shrum said. T h e y all play w ell together. We probably have the best at­ tack In the state.* Shrum said he trad no iroblem getting his tram up another run al Oviedo. Thursday, the tram s played about two minutes before leaving the field. *1 talked to them and they all realty dawn Thuro[or E Shawm Ourm roundsd out a strong Laka Brantley aRach h a l M s h ovar Lake BranOsy , day.* Shrum said. 'S o I told them lo rest (Friday! and Just get ready to do it again. I (old lliem lo sltow up ready lo play and they went nuts.* It w as never close. Oviedo was m issing star d r frn d rr Jon G odw in who to In Pen n sylva­ nia for a wrestling tournament. G odw in checked Hogan during last year’s meeting, but the Patriots were able to exploit hla absence. Hoyle takesJier game to W est Florida IIKRALD CORRESPONDENT year's C lass 8A state championship girls team to sending Its player so far to college. soccer fourth This time, the Lake Mary High School player w ho has earned a scholarship Is Kris- ten Hoyle. Hoyle will attend the U niver­ sity o f West Florida In Pcnsacola when she com pletes her senior year. T knew that I wanted to go to u small school,* H oyle ex­ plained. 'A nd that I wanted to go away but not very far. The University o f West Florida met all o f m y desires and I am very happy to have to opportunity lo go to the school and play soc­ cer.* Hoyle's scholarship Is based partially on academ ics and partially on athletics. She Isn't sure yet what she may like to major In. but to leaning toward com puter science or a related field o f study. Last year was quite a memo­ rable one for the Lake Mary team. They won the state cham pionship with a fairly young bunch. In fact, the school had three girls cham pi­ onship trams last year with soccer, basketball and soft­ ball. No other school In the _ slate lias accomplished such a feat In n single year. Hoyle will always remember her days with the Lady Rams but especially the tournament win. Laka Mary's Kristin Hoyto, with coach B « Etoalto, Principal Raymond Gainst and Assistant Principal Boyd Camas, wfl play toccsr lor ths University ol Was! Florida naxt year, Alvarez helps power Lions past DeLand By Toay DeSorm lar CORRESPONDENT OVIEDO • A s the only sen ior In the starting lineup for the Oviedo varsity baseball team. Ja vier Alvarez h as been thrust Into the role as a leader for the you ng Lions. T h e fact that he's the catcher, handling , a pitching stall o f first-year hurlcrs. further underscores his role as a leader. Soft-spoken by nature, A lvarez leads b y example. He's caught every In n ing so far this season (125 going Into Friday's game w ith the DeLand Bulldogs), w orkin g with the Lion pitching s ta ff to compile a team eam rd-ru n average o f 3 .1 9. Along with the way, Alvarez has put together a .302 batting average with three hom e runs. "Javle's been a crucial part o f the success o f this team,* said Oviedo coach Kenne Brown. "He's worked hard to make him self a good high school catcher. He personifies what this team to about, working every day to get everything out o f hto ability.* On Friday night. Alvarez led the Lions to a 14-4 rout of DeLand In a GA-Dtotrict 3 contest by going 3-for-3 with a home run. double, single, and three RBI. The at bat that ended In his fourth homer o f the season exemplifies what Alvarez brings to the Lions. With the Lions clin gin g to a ■aa Lions, Pag# 3B 'G oin g to state w as unfor­ gettable.* Hoyle said. ‘ And the experience o f actually winning will be with me always. There IN B R IE F M IR A C L E D A N C E TR YO UTS ORLANDO - Inaugural Orlando Miracle dance tram tryouts for energetic mate and fe ­ male dancers. 18 years and older that p o s­ sess a hip-hop style o f dance and tumbling skills, will be held this Sunday, April 3. on the Magic Practice Court at the RDV Sporisplex. 8701 Maitland Summit B ou le­ vard. Maitland, starting ut 9 a.m. T o rrglster, all Interested dancers must bring a resume and photo. For more Information cull (407) 910-2400. REC. A D U L T F L A G F O O T B A L L SANFORD - The City o f Sanford Recreation Department Is ofTrrtng a Spring Adult Flag Football League. Th e league will follow all Florida Recreation and Parks Association (FRPA) Flag Football rules and regulations and will play Its gam rs on Saturday mornings. Any questions about the leagues or further Information can be obtained by calling the Recreation Department at (407) 330-5097. a rr a lot o f memories I will take aw ay from Lake Mary, but d efin itely winning states w ill be m y favorite experience.* Lake Mary Principal. Ray­ m ond Gaines, also acknow l­ edged the accomplishm ents o f the Lady Rams when he spoke to H oyle awing her signing. T lU s lias definitely been a special team at Lake Mary.* G aines said. Y o u have taken the program to n ew heights through dedication and tu rd work. What you have accom­ plish ed to very special and I appreciate the part you had In that. It was definitely a thrill to have you here and you will be m issed. You have certainly m ade you r mark on Mary High School.* T h e Lady Roms recently fin ­ ished their 1099 season, m uch earlier than most had anticipated. Although Hoyle and h er team didn 't get a ch ance to defend thetr title, that In no way will dim inish what they had already accom­ p lish ed . W ith the season behind her now, Hoyle Is Just goin g to e n ­ joy the rest o f her senior year before getting ready to tackle college classes and college athletics. I f H oyle's high school career was any Indication, college should be a great experience for her. SRD SOFTBALL M E E TIN G SANFORD - The C ity o f Sanford Recreation Department will be h oldin g Its Adult Softball Organizational m eeting for the Spring softball season on Wednesday. April 7th at 6:3 0 p.m. at the Downtown Recreation Center. Oral floor o f C ity Hull on Park Avenue. A n y teams Interested in playing in the spring league should be at this m eeting and will receive a 915 discount on their fee for attending. Space Is limited sin ce only Plnehurst Park Is available. Plnehurst league's offered arc Co-Ed on Monday. W om en on Tuesday. Men on Wednesday and Thursday, and Industrial on Friday. T h e SRD Is also offerin g a M onday Night Church league that w ill play at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Questions? Call 330-5697. SRD TENNIS LESSONS SANFORD - The C ity o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Is offering T en n is Les­ sons at Grovevlcw Park (o ff Lake Mary Boule­ vard). T h e lessons, taught by Greg Jam es, costs 920 for each fou r-w eek session. Students i Briefs, Paga 2B �2B •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Sunday, Apnl 4 1999 Briefs--------------------- RAINES GAUGE C on tin u ed from Page IB must register at City Hail. For m ore Information call 682 -6086 . 330-5697 or youth sports programs. For further Inform ation, call 5485. (-107) 324- JEFF B L A K E F O O T B A L L C A M P ASA SUPER M E N ’S Q U A LIF IE R SANFORD - The Sanford Youth Football and Chrcrleadlng Association (SYFA1 will hold two pre-registrations for the First Annual J eff Blake Football Camp and the 1999 Pop W a r­ ner Football and Cheerleading Season. The registrations will be held on Saturday, April 10th at the Just For Feet In the S em i­ nole Towme Center Mall and Saturday. April 17th at Finish lin e In the Altamonte Mall. Tim es w ill be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jell Blake, from the Cincinnati Hengals, and Robert Jones, from the Miami Dolphins, will be on hand to sign autographs on April 10th and Stephen Braggs, a former Miami Dolphin, w ill be here on A pril 17th. The Football Camp, for bays and girls ages 7 -to -l7 . w ill be held May 22-23 at Seminole High School with present and former NFL players, the Seminole High coaching stafT and the SYFA coaching staff providing Instruction. The cost will be 990 for both days or 950 for one day. Football and cheerleading prospects for the five SYFA teams can also pre-register for a 9-10 non-refundable fee. Th e balance o f fees IS70) w ill be due July 1 st Players can register for both the camp and season for 9150. All proceeds from the cam p will go toward ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Get ready lo see som e o f the nation's l>est softball. Th e Seminole Softball Complex In Altam onle Springs will host as many ns 15 o f thr lies! Amateur Softball Association fASAl m en's Super Slo-Ptich teams trying to earn points toward gaining one o f 10 slots open for thr Super Men's National Cham pionship Finals. T lie Cham pionships will lie contested al Historic Sanford Mem orial Stadium In S e p ­ tember. On Friday. April 9th. the top four rnnkrd teams will open the w eekend competition by playing two exhibition gam es at 6 p.m. The double elim ination tournament w ill he held on Saturday and Sunday. A special weekend pass is available for 95. For more Information, contact Tom Farnsworth at (407) 330-5692. Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT COUNT OF T N I II 4 H T I I N T N JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR 91M1NOLR COUNTV, FLORIDA C A M NO. l l - a M O - e A - U - l SUNTRUST BANK. c e n t r a l f l o r io a . n a . Plaintiff, VS TERRIE L ADAMS »/k/a TERRIE LTNN ADAMS, and Iba unknown apouaai, Naira. M n m t . grant#**, assign***. Iianon. creditors truilaa*. tuccstsort. and all othar parftaa claiming by. through undar or against TERRIE L ADAMS a/k/a TERRIE LTNN ADAMI, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TERRIE L ADAMS a/k/a TERRIE LYNN ADAMS. UNKNOWN TENANT NO 1; and UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. Da land in I* NO TICE OF FORECLOSURE SAL! 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Jaaawic Dapuly Clark *11 you ara a parson with a dia- Legal Notices ability who naada any accom­ modation in ordar lo parficlpala In thia procaadmg. you ara tnfftlad, at no coal to you. to tha provision ol csrfain aaalatanca PI* aan contact Ottica ol tha Clark ot tha Circuit Court M l N Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida 32771. Talaphona (407) 121-4310, within 2 working daya of your rocaipt of thia Notica. It you ara htanng impaired, call 1-SOO-OS5-I77I. if you ara voica impairad. call 1SOO-OSS-1770 * STEPHEN H JUOSON 3SOO Laka Cantar Loop Suita I , Building B Ml Dora. FL 327S7 Talaphona (3S2) ISl-SM O Publish March 2S. and Apnl 4. IM S DCA-234 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IM N T F IN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR • IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA Caaa na SS-S0S In tha Mallar of lha Adoption ol AMH Adopt** N O TIC I OF ACTION (ADOPTION PROCEEOINO) TO AMY H0WINQT0N YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thal a patition lor adaplion ol your minor child ha* baan Mad in lha Circuit Court ol lha Eightaanth Judicial Circuit in and lor Sammola County. Florida on March 2. IS M by Charta* D Howmgtgn and Lon A Howtnglon Tou ara raqmrad to sarva a copy ol your wntlan dalanaa*. if any. lo it on lha patttionar whota nama and addraa* i* Charla* B Howmgton and Lori A Howinglon, 2S04 Clairmont Ara Sanford FL 32771 on or balora MAY 4. 1M9 and lila tha original with lha Clark ol this court balora tarvica on Patitionar or immadi* ataly tharaallar. olharwiaa a ludgmant may ba anlarad against you lor tha rtlial damandad in tha patition WITNESS my hand and tha aaal ol this court on MARCH 10. 1999 (Circuit Court Saalj MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Luanna Wood lay Daputy Clark Publish April 4 11. I I . 2S. 1999 DEB-IS W C W W R E S T L IN G DAYTONA BEACH - W orld Cham pionship W restling will hold a big night o f matches at the Ocean C enter In Daylona Beach on W ednesday. April 14th, starting al 7:110 p.m. Matches Include _ Rick Steinrr vs. Scott S te in er Konnan vs. Scott Hall; Sieve "M ongo" McMIchacI and Dean Malenko vs. Barry W indham and Curt llen n lg : Rey M yslerlo Jr. vs. Chris Jericho; J erry Flynn vs. Ernest "The Cat" M iller Hugh M o m is vs. Norman Sm iley; and Prince la u k ra vs. Mike Enos. Tickets are on sale at the Ocean C en trr Box O ffice and all Tlcketm aster locations. Order by phone with Visa or Mastcrrard at (407) 8 39 -3900 . Legal Notices NOTICE FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* I* hareby gm*n that I am *n gag«d in bu*in*a* al 1130 Kantnar Placs. Sanford. FL 12771. Sammola County. Florida, undar lha Fictitious Nam* ol SPECIALTY UNLIM IT­ ED, and lhal I intend to regis­ ter said name with lh* Division ot Corporation*. Tellahaase*. Florida, in accordance with lha provision* of lha Fictitious Nam* Statute*. To-Wil Saction MS 09 Florida Statute* 1SS1 Sanford Powarboal Sate*. Inc Craig Schroth Publish April 4. 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Th ere w ill be a 8 1 0 .0 0 0 putt for rash event, clinic, long ball contest and a shotgun start with flighted play at the Trophy C lu b on April 24. It w ill be fo l­ lowed b y an aw ards presenta­ tion with a buffet dinner and a host Its annu al g o lf tournament sports memorabilia auction and (o benefit the school g o lf team raffle. Call 1-888-815-4057 for and bo oster club. Format Is a four-person scram ble w ith a Information... The Foundation for Sem inole combined team handicap o f 40 County Piddle Schools Is lo o k ­ strokes. It starts at 2 p.m . at ing for sponsors for Its annual Tlmacuan G o lf and C ou n tty G olf For Education Tournament Club A pril 24. Call 2 2 0 -0 6 1 4 at Ekana G olf Club In O viedo. for details... The S an ford Optimist C lu b Tee time Is I p.m. April 26 and will Include a four-person will host the Central Florida scramble to benefit Sem inole Qualifier o f the Optimist U nited County public schools. Call Von Lines J u n ior G o lf C h a m p i­ onship. T h e elite Deld Is .120-0176 fo r Information... Lake Mary Digit School w ill I- packed w ith youth golfers 1018 years-of-age and the Central Florida 14-18 year-olds w ill need to qu alify May 12 at D eer Island O o lf Club. Th e you n ger players w ill be exempt from qualifying and will move to the next level J u n e 5 at G olden Ocala. T h e D eer Island event will provid e players with range balls, lunch, golf and the awards banquet. A nyonr In ter­ ested tn qu alifyin g should c o n ­ tact Robbie Robertson at 3 2 2 5854 for Information, and the event la still looking for s p o n ­ sors. A n yon e want rd to h rlp out with a sponsorship should w rite: Sanford Optimist Optimi; Club. 333 Rose Drive, Sanford. Fla.. 3 2 7 7 3 ... W inn-Dixie will hold its spring W inn-D ixie Invitation Charity O olf Tournament to benefit the Doy Scouts o f C e n ­ tral Florida on A pril 12 at 8 :3 0 a.m. L ist year the event raised o v rr $125,000 Th e event w ill lie held at Palm Coast Resort with a special Platinum P a ck ­ age featuring Sunday golf and a VTP dinner on April 11. T h e tournament will feature prizes and awards alon g with an o ffi­ cial cerrm ony following the round. Call 578 -4000 for In ­ formation... T h e Rotary C lu b o f Lake Mary will host Its Sem inole County Eduratlonal Scholarship T o u r­ nament at Tlm arunn Golf and Country Club A pril 30. T h ere will tie an N a.m. shotgun start with an awards lunrhcon and raflle to follow. Individual fees a rr $90 with other spon sor­ ships available. Call 3 0 2 -3596 or 805-0731 for details... The Metro Orlando Am ateur Softball A ssociation will host Its rescheduled Inaugural g o lf tournament A p ril 9 at D eer Is ­ land G olf and Lake Club. T h e "Achieving Excellence through Arndemles and Athletics" tou r­ nament Is to benefit the s c h o l­ arship fund for outstanding senior high soflball players and (he developm ent o f youth so ft­ ball. Call 869 -2526 or 1 (8 8 8 ) 210-6660 fo r Inform ation... Tlmacuan G o lf A C ountry Club has schedu led April 1517 for Its M en ’s Member-Guest Tournament. T h e format Is best ball net w ith 8 flights o f 6 teams. Th e follow ing w eek, the Tlmacuan W om en's G olf A s s o ­ ciation will host Its M rm b rrGurst on A pril 25... Florida State football coach (lobby Dowdrn will host h is annual sprin g toum am rnt at thr Crookrd Cat Course at O r ­ ange County National on A p ril 17. Far Information, call the Seminole C lu b o f Greater O r­ lando H otline at 648-0512... The Diam ond Players C lu b \ I I I \ I If ) \ M< I I II . I I U Find out why 250,000 of your fellow Floridians choose Humana Gold Plus.® Shawn Qumo rounded out a atrong Lake Brantley attack n a 16-6 win over Lake Brantley Lake Brantley Continued Cram Page IB Shellham m er scored three o f the first lour goals oil freds (m m Quinn and Hogan and led S O brfu rr Ovw-tlo mounted a run /.ach W arner scored to put Oviedo on the board. Imt M l G olf A ca d em y will host Its Jun­ ior G o lf Learn to Play Mem ber­ ship at W ekiva G o lf Club. It Is open to boys and girls 8-18 and m em bers may play any day after 3 p.m . Mem berships arc good fo r a year and members must atten d an etiquette and ntles sem inar w ith PGA Teach in g Professional J eff Jones. C a ll 925-2855 for In ­ formation... The Altam onte S prin gs Dons Club w ill host Its 6th annual golf tournament May 14. There will be a 4-person scramble with a $ 6 0 entry fee per golfer to Inclu de green fees. cart, b e v ­ erage. aw ards, door prizes and food and will be hosted at thr Wekiva G o lf Club. Call 8301336 fo r Information... O cean s Eleven Resorts Is slated to host the 9 lh annual Intem attonal Network o f Oolf Spring Conference and Cham­ pionship May 23-27. ING Is based In Lake Mary and L a great ch a n ce to network with people from every facet o f the golfing w orld... Iikr Mrantlrv went on another run and took Its biggest lead. I I - 2 before emptying tb r bench. Jell Shiunway and Drt.ui lltinunell shared the goaltending duties for the Patriots. Now one o f Florida's most popular choices o f a Medicare HMO*, Humana Gold Plus, is available in your area. So you can take advantage of quality doctors, low health care costs and lots o f coverage - just like thousands of your fellow Floridians. Introducing Humana Gold Plus • preventive care; • coverage for prescription drugs; • w orldw ide emergency care; Best of all, you get additional benefits beyond Medicare and most supplemental plans with no deductibles, excess charges and high costs. Humana Gold Plus is the smart choice. For more information, call H n W S s M S lR iilo g n 407*661-6461 or 1-800-797-2273 Blaine Schulte contributed to Oviedo’s 14-4 rout over DeLand with a double, run scored and an RBI LionsContinued from Page IB 2-0 lead In the bottom of the fourth Inning. A lvarez led o ff by ripping what everyone except the hom e platr umpire thought was a dou ble Into the left Held com er. Drown even went so far as tn Indicate where lie thought the ball bit In fair territory. Dut w hile others disputed the call, Alvarez quietly picked up his bat. took another pitch, then launched a shot over the scoreboard. T h a t 's why he Is so Important for this team." said Drown. "He doesn't let the last play affect the next play. He keeps his focus and helps his team m ates stay focused." Then. In the bottom of Hie fifth Inning, after DeLand bad d o s e d the gap to 4, Alvarrz contributed a single and a Iworun double during the Lions' eight-run rally that resulted In the gam e being stopped by the 10-run m ercy rule. I hull Lubrano notched bis fifth win and ills fifth complete Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. game of the season, allow ing four m ns on seven hits w hile striking out four David Beach, the first o f four H ulldog pitchers, suffered the loss. The win Improves the Lions to 18-2 overall and G O In the district. Dr L in d Is now 8-1 2 and 2-7 tn district play. Justin Holmes added three singles, three runs, and two K ill to the 14-hlt Lion assault. Drett Murphy hit two doubles, scored two runs, and bad an Uhl. Lubrano chipped in with a double, single, and an RDI. Also contributing w ere HI.line Schulte (double, run. KDII; Kenny Slarliug (single, run. RDI); L a n y Grayson and J e ll Knapp Ibotli with a sin gle and a run): Jered Goodwin (one mn. one Kill): N ick Ten rkcdrs (two runs scored); and Hobby Mellor (one run scored). Lonnie Tldm areh had three singles and ail Kill lor DeLand. Oviedo plays again next Monday in another district gam e at Lyman High School. Humana Gold Plus 407-661-6461 o r 1-800-797-2273 T D D # 1-800-336-6709 HUM ANA® Humana Health Plan. Inc. Full Merger/Conaolidation Review Pending An HMOwithaMedicare* Choicecontract availabletoall eligiblefor Medicarethroughageor disability. Members must useplanprovidersandcontinuetopay MedicarePart B premiumandPart Apremium, if applicable. Limitationsandcopaymentsapply. GH-5532 © 1998 Humana Inc, 3/98 I S �Sflfl'tnol# Ha raid, Sanford. Florid* •Sunday. April 4,1999 M ilw e e studen t: C a ll h im D r . W a lk e r B e J e ff B erttelck o HERALD S TAFF WRITER For now. you can refer to M ilw ee M iddle School eig h th grader as A n th on y Walker. Give him a few more ye a rs, then h e ll b e D octor Anthony W alk er. Anthony Is the recipient o f the Disney D ream er and D oer award. representin g h is school. He w ill receive h is award next m onth at W alt Disney W orld along w ith representatives from all o v e r Central Florida. He is actu ally the second M ilw ee student to w in the award. Clasamate E ric T a ylo r w on an award to represent the entire cou n ty and will be h on ored the sam e day. Being on the honor roll since th e start o f hta education w a s a k ey reason tn Anthony’s consideration fo r the award. "lV e alw ays been on the honor roll e v e r since 1 started school.* he sa id . ‘ I like to take a lot o f In itiative because w h en I set my m in d to som ething I think I can get It done.* Anthony w en t to elem entary school tn Alabama and changed sch o o ls often a s a child. He m a d e an Impact In Alabama w h e n he won hta school’s Prin cip al’s Aw ard, then he m oved to Florida an d h as attended Milwee fo r the past two years. He giv es credit for h is success to h is mother. Marcta. w ho works a s a lawyer. *She’s divorced, but sh e still stuck with w hat she wanted to d o and w en t to law s c h o o l.’ Anthony said. She w o rk ed really hard." Anthony Is passing on the Public Mlwee eighth-grader Anthony Walker won the schooTa Dreamer and Doer award and plans to attend medfcal school ones he graduates. Seminole High next year. law profession, at least for now. He wants to be a doctor and w ill make the commute to Sem inole High next year so he can attend die school's health academ y. and I think I w o r k well with them .* H e’s o ff to a strong start already. Anthony said his favorite classes o re healthrelated courses. T know I have to w ork hard and study or I can't go there.* Anthony said. *1 think I can do It. 1 want to be a doctor because I like to help people T m learning a lo t about what 1 need to do later on .* he said. F o r now. A n th on y Is just tryin g to get the most out o f M ilw ee that h e can. Even H el attend though h e's relatively new to the area, he's grown on attachment to the area. *1 like It at Milwee,* hr said. -It's clean and the people and teachers a re realty nice, t don't dislike any of my classes because a ll o f the teachers are so good here.* So arr some of thrir students. 1aMitnlMMBMit M a y 1 7 - S a p ta m b a r 15 Monday - Friday at 7:45am to 5:00pm Saturday at fcOOam to 5 :0 0 0 * 1 J u n e 2 1 - D a c a m b o r 15 M o n d a y - T h u rs d a y at 4 :4 5 p m to I 0 $ 0 p m s e m in o l e ! S a tu rd a y at & 0 0 a m to S g O p m l a y a rn a H . Oaly b a ta r.1 SU M M ER Greenwood Lakes M id d le School participated In the 1999 N ational PTA Reflections Art Contest. W inners Included: Raphael J aram iU o, l i s a O r t a land. L ea h C o o p er, A a d ir e LaConr, D o ra n L o p es. J a m s Jones. T tflh n j Too and X h son Perkin w h o now m ove on to county com petitions. • • • D a rcy A aa C an tsalea, of W inter Springs, earned a d e ­ gree from the University of In­ diana at Bloomington. a • ea rn ed a trip to N e w York to com pete tn the N ational Finals fo r Autom obile Technology. objective o f the program In to provide ‘ hands on training- tn city, cou nty unit stale government. , , JSI'O • M ika Hal* and M ke Richardson, o f Lyman High School, took first place In the Central Florida Auto Dealers Competition held at Seminole Community College. They G race Brown a n d A a fs la Q ra m k o w have b e e n chosen to represent S em in ole High S chool at this su m m er's w eeklo n g American Legion G irls’ S tate program. A n g e la Basso w as selected as alternate. T h e What’s going on... Lyman H igh School will host Once Upon A M attress A p ril 810 at th e school auditoreu, Th e m usical Is a spin-off from The Princess a n d the Pea and tickets a re on sale for t 5 In advance. C all 320-2329 for details. • • • Sabal Point Elementary School w ill host Its Reading Festival A p ril 6. Parents are Invited to learn tips on h ow to Improve th e ir children's re a d ­ ing skills. Th ere will tie a puppet sh ow and an Ice cream social. • * • T h e Lyman M arching Band and Guard arc planning a trip to Washington. D.C.. April 611. Plans are to perform three or four concerts at the city's historic sites. • • • Indian Trails M iddle School will host Project Earth 2000: Into the Millennium on April 15. t • • Oviedo High School's Winter C olor Guard will attend Winter G uard International World Championships to be held In Dayton. Ohio. Th ey will depart A pril 14 and return April 18. • • • Lake Howell H igh School’s C la ss or 1999 w ill have Its sen io r prom at D isn ey’s Grand Floridian on A p r il 23 from 6:3 0 p.m. - m idnight. Tick ets w ill be sold d u rin g lunches betw een April 7 -1 4 . • • • Project G raduation o f Lake M ary High S ch ool will host a graduation party fo r the C lass o f 1999 on M ay 2 6 at the O r­ la n d o Fitness a n d Racquet C lu b. The dru g-free, alcoholfree celebration Is for seniors on the same day o f graduation to provide a sa fe, enjoyable environment. SERVICESPECIALS FACTORYTRAINEDTECHNICIANS Wc\M"» ALLCARS- TRUCKS %VANS LIFETIME WARRANTIES- COMPETITIVE PRICES- GIVEUSATRY OVER 70 BAYS AVAILABLE FOR FAST SERVICE! Coupon Required BRAKE INSPECTION E xp ire s 4*12*99 ,..pon Required B R A K E S U N L IM IT E D P A C K A G E IN C L U D E S : •Inspect trtrtBukiSpiem •lop OR Br*i Rad •n«ja Sen MttXkc Oise Pad or Shoes •tnspccl Adi Boot CondOon •Injun Only Ongnal equipment Parb or Equnrlert 95 Coupon Required FREE 27 PT. MAINTENANCE INSPECTION Ultima Warranty on Doc Pub or Stan Most Cars Coupon Exp. 4-12-99 ,.pon Required E xp ire s 4*12-99 O IL & F IL TE R CHANGE Coupon Required Oil Change Includes Up To 5 Qts 10W3O - New Oil Filter C O O L IN G S Y S TE M SER VICE lo st Cars $29% Inspect and Test Radiator For Leaks * Drain Radiator - Install $1I n ° Most o Cars O N E GALLON A N TI FREEZE Coupon Exp. 4-12-99 E x p ire s 4-12-99 7 6 7 -2 0 7 0 850 N. Hwy 17- Indian Traii Sports Day Indian Trails Middle School held its first Sports Day, sponsored by the PTA and Ground Zero Youth Sports Camps last weekend. NFL players Jeff Blake and Robert Jones appeared to sign autographs. Here, Ben Crawford and Charlie Ream battle each other in chess. HOUI _ Moo. - Frt. 0:30 am • 6:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm (www courtMypmcpontlac.com) V § �M BS U g a l Notlc— Legal Notlc— Seminole Harold. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. April 4.1999 L«g«t Notlc— M T M OHM BIT COURT COCKMAN and GLORIA ANGELA COCKMAM. Ptoln#ffe. C H I I T H 0 MILTINBEAOEA. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. HATTON •■AMR. N A l/k/a SOUTHERN M M Of CIN TRAL FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIAN NO TICS la hereby plyon, by the Mndaralynad. thatI on April M ISM . af 1:00 a m . al Ffl S. Harp If/St. OaBary. FL 11711, par F.B. f 1S.TS, Vehieia County. Florida, oat* a f S o fattening' tOM Ford laaart LX. WMt* Vln OFASPlt J4TR117032 Inapactlan thereof may b* mad* at f f t S. Hny If/M. OaBary. FL 3ETI3 Tha underMyriad reaenrea the rtyht to bid. Black Haarh Recovery. Inc By:/!/ Oarran 0 Pafof* Aprils. 1SSS OSS-IS re m . NeKa* la gfvan pursuant la a •naf M p n an t dated Ih* tfm * y af March. I M . In Caaa No •*-1M-CJL-t*-W af Ih* Circuit Caart af IM UpMaanth M l t M Circuit In and fa* ■amlnola Caunty. Fla rid*. In nMch ONI* 00MV STEVEN COCKMAM and GLORIA ANGELA COCKMAM •re ptafeWfe and C N IIT f N 0 MH.TENSENOEN. INTERNAL M V lN U f aiMVICI. HATTON*. BANK. H A |SOUTH) AMO COLONIAL BANK W a SOUTH. ■AN BANK OS CINTNAL FLOAID A ara Defendant*. I end #*A la tt*a MMtaat and kaat fed* dM far cacti af IN* Watt Front a f the Sanaaafe County in the City at ________ emmet* Caunty, I Florida, at I t SS AM an the 10th day af April. tSSS. Me fei- M TUB SNM VfT 6 BURT FOB BOUNTY, BABB NB. S d - tf IS BA IS F NATIONBBANC MONTOAOC COAPONATION. PI tin Iill. BSNNII ■ FAYNI. JN . at ua. at at. Defendants) NO TICS IS H I M BY OIVIN purauanl la an Order or Fmat Judymant Scheduling Feraeloaur* Safe antarad on MANCH M . tS M Mi Si* caaa not* pending Mi aald Court the alyl* *1 which la indicated forth Mi the Order at Final at the Soothe eat earner of the Martha*at 1/4 af Me N orth «**i Overt** at *»- - • aam a . Ts iw l T MO il 16 N l afeN u ifF k ii aaytt^n ^ rreBvML** eei^pa* Aon ya so Seat. Samrnete Cevnty. Fiend*, ran Weal SSO feel, than** North U S I t feat. Mena* ran Baal *SI St feat, S anaa ran South t t d**raaa IF mural** Saat l l t t r feat. Sian** run Saadiueitarty ateaa a aura* aana are North***tarty Manny a radra* af SS 44 feat, a central enyf* af t t l dayraaa IT*, and an art dfelance af t t l SS feat. Sanaa run Waal IS SS tool Sanaa run South M feat. Sane* run Waal U S feat fa tha Kami af Soyummy homy ad af Tract SA and part *1 Tract *A. ISLAND SSCrtON. IVANS' I NO 4 aa par map retard* O fte n ) Aecarda Seek over tVANSOALI AOAO ad In OHtatol Hetard* See* SFS. Fay* MS. af am PuhM* Aecarda *1 SamraaN County. Oafed the SOth day af March. ISM. at Sanfordi Fiend* MANTANtfS M OM S Cferh e l S * CMcnt Court By Jan* I raceme Deputy Clara Fran* O Finhhaiaar. Attorney Florida Bar Na ISSFIS I M S NaPinaan I t -latte M t Orlande. FL S IM I «4SF) S t t - M t t Apr* a. I I . IS M o s s -ir I SEMINO LI County Courthouse Waal Front Ooar. M t N Park Aranu*. Sanford FL SSFFt. at It M A M an S * tfth day *1 APAil ISM . the fehan lay daccnbnd Order or Final Judymant. ta-nit LOT *. BLOCK O. WASHING­ TON OAXS SICTION ONI, ACCOM01NO TO THI PLAT THIHIOF. AS NICOftOID IN FIAT BOOH IS. FAOSS 7 ANO • OF THI FUOUC ASCOAOS OF MMINOLI COUNTY. FLOfllOA aTV* IM MACHAV BLVO SANFOAO FL SSFFt ONOIAID AT SIMlNOLI COUNTY Ffonda Mu* SOS day af MARCH. ISM MANYANNI MOftSS.CLtNA A* Clark. Circuit Court SIMlNOLI. Ffonda By Muth King A* Deputy Clark SFCJM S HOFFMAN. PA FM South 0>«i« Highway Carat Debt**. Ffonda SS144 Tafophan* |1M| SSS-tfSS M dd a rVnmitMiilinn w s e ^mnc u in ^ nI Bf hi - * -■-u m a a t n m la par«*ip*t* m du* ptuaaadmy ahauld contact ADA Ceardinalar at SSt N Park Aaaau*. Suita N . Sanford. Ffonda 32171 *• leoat for* day* pnar la the prsccadmg Tafophan* |4Sf) » | I1 M l « l anr t ass m s - s t t m t o o i or t aoo Ms arroon Fiend* Malay Same* /** Fublfoh Sprit *, tt. IMS DSP-It aSMNOLS COUNTY, a paaoeai auhdtnafon al So .f e a f o a l Ffonda. t * " '. CHINVL AOGSAS COLIJI HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PfTSAHATTONAL INC . SSTATI OF IASNS WHITS O SCtAM D . FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK, a National Banking Aaaaaiaifon. HAT VALOIS a* fa * Ca*a«for at lim in ala County, Ffonda. and Ih* unkneun apouea* yul' sBfoWyto^w Ikidk— Al1TO idusa SHy* < IbdN 'r^w hmeew jua1 fekH^^ aiu k'* M aaauuknna vu , re , i^.id ^ww npkN ,hpuW WtMfp^^WfkpW1,' in n b u fm m n a t aaacukar*. aSiarva Ira fora, In m fo a n , W I c^ nP hu nw ly r^ S n^ rY a f* i d d l ilk n a a • SvcEEP ^nW ^ pW W i harmy or alaimtnp M her* any nyht n*a or folaraal by. SranpL under ar ayamal the abaca named Da fondant* ar otharun a tlaMnrny any right, lltfo, or mlarott m tha real pm party Patented m thr* action. DatandanKk) TO THOSS ABOVt- MAMSO OKFINDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTUS CLAIIMNO IN TIA IS T BY. TMNOUOM. UNOIA ON AGAINST TMi NAMSO OSFINOANTS, ANO TO ALL PAAT1IS MAYING ON CLAIM* PIG TO HAYS M T RIGHT. T IT L I OR INTI ASST IN T H I PR0PIRTV DCSCRIBSO BELOW An Imtnant Da main Pahtton. teyathar with it* OoclaraMon at Takmy ha* boon filed Ml tha abera-atyfod Court to acquit* certain Soinriml* County. Florid*, daaertbad a* tel--------------------FSB SfMFLB (R S TIN TIO N FOMIN I L NO.--------SIS > BO UNTY AOAO 4 (7 . FHASB I rj AH of tha land d**cnbad U1 O A Book S f. Fay* 7S. ol tha Public ' / Rec ord* e l Sammola County. Florida. A Sarny ferthar daaertbad a* toMoor Conunanc* at Ih# aouthwail /cornar at the Muthaatt quarter af Ih* aouthwaat quarter ol ^(a clton F. Tawnahlp t t South, Rang* 10 la a t thane* run ‘rM S M S 'M 'S along tha couth tin* el aald aouthwaat quarter ol rj SSI M feat, thane* run N0O*3S'2O"W. l i t SS 1**1 to an angf* £ point Mt Block *B*. 'Q O O O IN E A00ITI0N TO ALTAMONTE.* / according to tha plat thereof recorded Mi Plat Book 7, Peg* 7S. '.Public Aacordk at Samlnofo County. Florida, thane* run r'NSI*14‘BS*t along tha boundary tin* of aold Stock *B* for M OS ** feat la Vi* POINT OF SfQINNINO. told point being the northwa*! S' corner of the fond deecnbad m aald 0 A Booh S4. Fay* 71. '.Plane* run along tha boundary beat at the land daaenbad in cent fiO.N. took Sf. Pay* 71 for Ih* following lour c outlet run ^ N S r i f M ’ S atony laid boundary bn* ol Bloch *0* tor 40 M feel •'thane*. leaving Mid boundary tin* of Block *B*. run SOO'IS’M 'I . * 174 04 tool, thane* SESM4'03*W. 40 00 laat. thane* | N00*lt MTV. 44 94 fe*L thane* N001# 2O'W, IM 00 laat to the j.Pomt of Bagmnmg ■' Contain* 4,SM tquar* foal, more or late •'OWNER(s) CHlAYL AOGSAS COLZIE ? 1011 BlakaStraal * Allamonl* Springe. FL M701 lach Defendant la turthar notified that tha Petitioner will petition } tor an Order of Taking bafor* tha HONOAABLK NANCY F ALLEY, t ’an* of S o Judy** of the abova-itytad Court on Wadnaaday. the *.Slot day of April. 1SSS. *1 10 IS a.m . in Courtroom M it Ih* County Counhou**. Sanford. Florida. In accordance ( Seminole with It* Daclarabon of Taking hare totor* filed Mi SI* cauce AH Dafendant* to thl* cult and all other Interacted parti** may lime! ly requoat a hearing on S * Petition for Ih# Order of Taking al S* - Urn# and ptac* dec Ignatad and b* heard Any Dalandanl tailing to ■ SI* a timely raquatt for hearing chad waive any right to object to ! the Order of Taking lach Dafendant and any other panona claiming any intaratl in Ih* property daaertbad In S o Petition in S o aboea-alylad im nanl Domain pracaadlng N hereby required to aanr* written delentec, >If any you hay*, to tha Petition heretofore Mad in thl* eauk* on ; So Petitioner, and any raquatt for a hearing on S o Pallbon lor > the Order of Taking, if daalrad. on PallOonar* Attorney, who** name and ad dree* la ihown on or bafor* Wadnaaday. April <4. IM S. and to fit* tha original of your written dalanw t and any raquatt for hearing on tha Petition for tha Order of Taking with tha •Clerk of SI* Court either bafor* kantle* on Ih* PatiUonarT . Attornay or immediately thereafter, to chow what right till*, intereel or Man you ham. if any, or claim in and and to S * proparty ' daacribad in taid Petition and thow cauce if any you hav*. why aald property thouid not be condamnad for the utaa and put potre aa M l torS In said Petition If you foil to antwar. a default may ; b* antarad again*! you for S a rallal demanded in S * Petition II 1you fall to raquatt a hearing on tha Petition lor Order ol Taking •you than wale* any right to ob|*cl to Mid Order ol Taking ' WITNESS my hand and aaal of card Court on tha FEBRUARY It . MARYANNS MORSE CLIR N OF THS CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOH SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: Ruth King Deputy Clark ROBERT A. McUILLAN County Attorney tor Saminola County. Florida Saminola County S ank at Budding 1101 East Flrtl Sireat Sanford, Florida M T7I Telaphone (407) IIS - S711 Attorney for PatiHonar Publich March M . and April 4. T IM DBA-44 Nolle(HcTeroby fltvsn that I sm engaged In buslnas* at 1114 Kastnar Flat*. Sanford. FL SS771, Samlnofo . County. FlarMla, under the Fictitious Nam# ol FlBNtOA LISUfOATORB OF FANFOND, and Saf I inland to raglslar aald nsm* with ih# Dhrlaion of Corporatlont. Tallatiaaa**, Florida, in accordance wiS tha provision* of the Fictitious Nam* Itatuta*. To-Wit Saelton M l M. Florida Statute* IM1 Sanford Powerboat Safe*. Inc. Craig Schroth Publish April*. IMS DCB-tl IN YMB CIBCUtT COURT OF TNB I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SUM HOLS BOUNTY SIN B B Ai JURISDICTION BABB BO. S7-TSS-OA-I4-R BANKERS' TRUST COMPANY. a* Truetea for tha Regie Holder* ol Salomon in IBra1 Mortgage Secunit** VII. Inc . Mortgage Pass-Through Certihcata* 1SS4-II by Option On* UorCgaga. A California Corporation *• Attorney in Fact. PtaMrttff. VS CHARLES H BRUCE and SHERYL SRUCI. *1 a l. Da landante OF FORECLOSURE SALS Metre* w hereby green Sat, pursuant to an Order Raachadukng Forectoaure Sal* dated MARCH S4TH IMS and antarad m tteil caaa num. bar S/-/77-CA-14. al the Circuit Court of Ih* tSth Judicial Circuit in and tar Sammoi* County Ffonda. whatam BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE for THE REGISTIRED M0L0ERS OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORT­ GAGE SECURITIES VII. INC MORTQAGI PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES IM 4 - II SY OPTION ONI MORTOAGI. A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION AS ATTORNEY IN FACT. ■* Plaintiff and CHARLES H BRUCE SHERYL BRUCE SHIRLEY A MACKE A ll V UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ■a/era Oetendenkcl I wUi **S la aaeh at tha wee I front dear ol S a Sanunafo County court' ha«ee in laniard Senwnole County Ffonda ar 11 40 A M an S * S/lh day *4 APRIL.ISM S * folfocnng dewr.bad proper­ ty aa saf forth in aauf Fmat Judgment la mt BIGiN SO FEET WEST ANO 147 FIST NORTH OF THE SOUTHSAST CORNER OF LOT IS BLOC* I AMIN0ED PLAT OF W110MEAI ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF Al RECORDED IN PLAT BOOR 1. PAGE 40 OF THE PUBLIC RICOROI OF SIMlNOLI COUNTY FIONIOA THENCE RUN NORTH SO OEORIIS 00 44* WIST SO 04 FEET. THENCE RUN s o u th 14 04OASES IS M* WIST I I I 04 FEET TO THE SHORELINE OF LARI WtlOMERE THENCE NUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID SHORELINE TO THI CEN­ TERLINE OF CREDO STREET thence run north os EAST Along DEQUES 00 SO* SAID CENTERLINE 110 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHTo f -w at OF UOLNAR AVENUE. THENCE RUN EASTERLY ALONO SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY MOO FEET TO THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF CREDO STREET THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 0 E Q R III 00 SO* WIST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY MO 00 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 01QREES 0110* EAST tOt 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE a d v is e d th at t h is l a w f ir m IS 0 1 1 M l 0 TO 0 ! A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A 0EBT ANO ANY INFORMATION ODTAINEO WILL ■■ USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated the 14th day at MARCH. IM S MARYANN! MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark COOtllS E STAWIARSKI 4010 Buy Scout Boulaeard ■m l* 414 Tampa. Florida 11S07 Telephone t i l l ) 17 7-1001 C A S *17-00172 P ub lith April 4 t t . tSSS D IO -1 1 J W O t t L OHM MY FLORIDA B A N R O .M .S M B A BtYlBIBW t0-K ROUSSEAU MORTOAOS CORPORATION. Plaintiff. LOUIS S JANSSSK. *1 al. Defendant)*) MOTTOS DP ACTION TO: LOUIS S JANISIK LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE SO Sweetwater Orel* Ovtarlo. Florida SS7II CURRENT R1SIDINCI: UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN FAR TISS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST THI HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DIFINDANTISl WHO ARS NOT KNOWN TO BS DEAD ON ALIYS. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTUS MAY CLAIM AN INTIRSST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. 0IV1SSIS. GRANTEES. OR OTHIR CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RISIOINCS RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an aclton to foreclose • mortgage an tha following property m MMINOLI County Florida: LOT 30 SWEETWATER CREEK. ACCORDING TO THI FLAT THEREOF AS RIC0R0ID IN FLAT BOOK SO. PAOIS OS ANO 14 PUBLIC RECORDS OF MMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA Ma* been Mad agemsi you and you era required to aanr* # copy of your written date nee* it any, w-th.n SO days attar Ih* tost public abon af thr* None* of Ac l«on. an Ichayarna. McCall* Rayncar. Barren A Frepptar. Plaint,it's attorney whoa* address t* M l (eychore Bowies ato Swto S44. Tampa. Florida 1140a and hi* the ang­ inal with this Court either before caret** a* Plat*ltff*a attorney ar immedfofoty the*#trier Otherwise • dafouri mM be antarad agamal yaw tor the relief demanded m the Complaint *r petition This notice shod ba pubirahad one# each waac for fww consac wtive waeb* » tha S*mmole m## WITNESS my hand and tha saat at tfo* Court on thr* SOth day af MANCH. ISM Maryann# Mars* Clark al Kc* Court By Ruth King A* Deputy Clark Icheeam* McCaOa. Ray mar Barren S Frappwr PO SOI 1410 Tampa Ffonda SM0I-S410 If yau arc a paraa* wr*t a 4aata'-ry who need* acieeenodaparhcipala m yau ar* anhIfod at no coat to you. toe the yrwsisM.n at aarlam atatalanc# Pleas* contact Cam! AdteiiHisctahan at 101 N Park Aaanu* Sanford Ffonda 22771. Hlephon* number t*07) 111*110 withui I working day* at yaw receipt at tow document If hea,mg impaired (TOO) I SSB-S77I PubRah Apnt 4 tt. ISM D4B14 OF TNB IfBR TSSN TN juorcukt cNWtirr Caaa d * .i M -tM -D R -S t-B N RE Tha Marriage * ( MATIN KHANFAR MAT SOON ALSHROUF. Wife -CALL 322-2611 TO PUCE YOUR A D Legal Notices TO THS OIKBHrr COURT BE TH8 IMMTSSHTN JUDICIAL BMCINT Publish March 21. 21. and April 4. I t . Ik M DEA-1S1 CITY OF L A M MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HSARMS4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tha City CcneTcsson of tfw City ol Lake Mary Fkwia that lato Camneswon m l twid a Pubhc Hearing on Apr* IS. IMS at 7 00 PM . or as toon thereafter at poeubie to consider Second Raadeig end adogbon ol OnSnencee enbtied ORDINANCE NO 021 AN OROINANCE Of THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORiOA AMENDING SECTION S 01 OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORI­ OA INCREASING THE LENGTH OF TERMS FOR MEMOIRS OF THI CITY COMMISSION FROM TWO (1) YEARS TO THREE (3) YEARS BEGINNING WITH THE REGULAR CITY ELECTION IN IBM FOR SEATS 2 ANO 4 ANO WITH THE REGULAR CITY ELECTION IN 2000 FOR THE MAYOR ANO SEATS I ANO X PROVIDING FOR SUBMISSION OF THIS CHARTER AMENDMENT TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON MAY 2$. ISM. AUAKE MARY CITY HALL. CONDITIONING THE EFFECTIVE OATE OF THE CHARTER AMENDMENT ON APPROVAL BY ELECTORS AT SPECIAL ELECTION. PROVIDING FOR THE FORM OF BALLOT. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. CODIFICATION. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE ORDINANCE NO #22 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA AMENDING SECTION 11 OKI) OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. TO INCLUDE THE STORMWATER ENTERPRISE FUND. PRO­ VIDING THAT STATE REVOLVING LOAN FUNOS DEBT MAY BE INCURRE0 TO PROVIDE PUBLIC WATER. SANITARY SEWER OR STORMWATER DRAINAGE SERVICES ANO TO MEET INCREASED OCMANO FOR SAIO SERVICES PROVIDtNO FOR SUBMISSION OF THIS CHARTER AMENDMENT TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON MAY IS. ISM AT LAKE MARY CITY HALL CONDITIONING THE EFFECTIVE OATE OF THE CHAR­ TER AMENDMENT ON APPROVAL BY ELECTORS AT SPECIAL ELEC­ TION. PROVIDING FOR THE FORM OF BALLOT. PROVIDING FOR CON­ FLICTS. CODIFICATION. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE The Pubhc Hearing mil be held hi Ih* Comm,seem Chambers. 100 N Country Club Road. Laka Mary Tha Public I* invilad to attend and be heard San) heanng may b* conurud Iran time to km* unkl a Inal deci­ sion a mad* by the Cay Comnvevon Copra* ol ttl* Ordnance* m ki* ar* available *1 the City Clark'* Otic* tor renew A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MAOE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOftEGOtNQ MATTER. ANY PER­ SON W1SHINQ TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEED!NO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 140/024-1024 / CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A Focler City Clark Pubfah Apr* 4. I0M DEB-27 71— H elp W a n t ed OAKLAWN 2 Lois with toar0Hss vaUN n Gordon of Honor. VsRjo IS. 710 SaS both for S4.000 3224S2S A C Owl * fspMfiinra m c tu iry , N package Drug Fire. 323- 21— Personals BABB ■ « . SF-BBIS-BA-f 4-W SHIRLEY A MACKERISV. Plaintiff. CHARLES H BRUCIANO SHERYL BRUCS. Husband and Wife, and UNITED STATES OF AUSfUCA. Defendant* Notice it hereby green that pursuant la a Summary Final Judgment af Force totura Salad Hr* 10th day m l MARCH. 1S00. la Ih* abeea-atytad causa I mil dot tor cash at the SEMINOLE COUNTY COUWTHOUSI SOI NORTH PARK AVSNUS. SAN­ FORD FLORIDA al II 00 AM an Ih* 1701 day al APRIL. ISOS AT WEST FRONT OOOR tha tottowing daacribad property l a y ! SO foal Weal and 147 04 feat North af Ih* South*til cor­ ner al Lot IS. Stock S. AMEND­ ED PLAT OF WHOMSRS. according la tha ptol tharaaf a* recorded m Plat Book S. peg# 40 af tha Public Record* af Sammal* County. Ftortd* threee run North (0*00 00* watt SO 40 foot, thane* run •auth 24-ft lO’ Waal 220 00 feat t* the shoreline *1 Lab* Wild mar* thane* run Northwesterly along taut sharekna t# foe canlarhn* af Credo Street thence ran North SO'OO'SO* Seat along cantarima (to SO foat to tha Southerly nghi-ol'Way at Malnar Avenue Rian run Easterly along sard ngh|.#f-aray IS 00 feat la Ih* E*etort, nght of u t , af Credo Strati thane* run South 00*S0*S2* Waal along said ngM-af-way 240 00 teat thane# run South ••*4 1 (1 * East MS IS laat. prance run Savth 00*01 TO* laat tOt 00 feat la tha Fo.ni af Rag.namg DATED thi* 10th da, af MARCH 1004 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT Paroan* with d ia M if to* heading a apacial accom­ modation to participai* m thi* proceeding should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE M l NORTH PARK AVENUE SUITS N -M l. SAN­ FORD FLORiOA 12771 PHONE 1407) 111 4110 X 4117 NOT LATIN THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING * HEARING IMPAiRIO (TOO) »• •00 MS-1771 OR VOICE (V) I- •oo sst • 77o v ia Flo r id a RELAY SERYICI MARYANNS MORSE Clark Cue ml and County Cowls B , Ruth King Depul, Cferh W THOMAS LOVETT 204 t Robinson S t . 4IM Orlando FL 32001 Publish April 4. t t . ISOS DEB-10 NOTICB OP ACTION TO MAT SOON ALAHROUF SIS Cre* ton One* Troy. Michigan 4S0SS YOU A M NOTIFIED that an aclton ha* bean tiled agamal you and that you ar* taqmrad to serve a copy al yaw written defenses ,1 any. to it on the Husband Michael Fender laqwr* al l i t South Maitland A r * , Suita 100. Mailtand Florida 117S1. on or bator* APRIL >1. ISM and hi* Ih* on(pn*l with tha clerk *1 Iht* court either bafor* tarvic* an pablnnar's alttmty ar inanadiItaly tharoattar, olharwiaa a default writ be antarad against you for the reItal demanded m tha pall lion Dated on thr* ISth day ot March ISM MARYANN! MORSE Clark ol the Circuit Court By Luanno Woodley Deputy Clark 15—C e m e t m y Lo t s IH TNS CIRCUIT COURT IN • * ? T S i SIM lNOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA BAM NO. M-SM4-CA-14-P COUNTRYWIDE HOME L0ARI. INC . a New York corporation. Plaintiff. HARRY SRVANT CSSiliS-Sl-0140). UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF HARRY BRYANT. ROBERT R JORDAN ((••UNKNOWN). UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT B JORDAN UNKNOWN TENANT I. UNKNOWN TENANT II. SEMINOLE COUNTY, a pofiticeleubdiveioA ol tha Slat* o f Ffonda. and any unknown hair*, davit***, grant***, creditors and other unknown parson* or wiknoan tp ou tes claiming by. through and under any al Ilia above-named Dafendant*. Delendanlt NOTICB OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE I* haraby given that the undersigned Clark ol lb* Circuit Court ol lanvnol* County. Florida. wtU on Ih* 27th day ol APRIL. 1SSS. al 11 00 o'clock A M al tha West Irani door ol tha Semi hole County Courthaut* in Sanford. Florida, otter for tala and kail al public outcry to Ih* highest and best bidder for cath. Ih* tollowingdatenbad property tiluat# m Saminola County. Florida Lot 71. PALM POINT, at par Plal Book SO. P a g ** EE through 71. Inctutiv*. Public Record* ot Saminola County. Ffonda purauanl lo Ih# Final Judgment antarad In a cat# pending in said Court. Iho stylo ol which la indicated above WITNESS my hand and official aaal ot said Court this 21th day ol March. IS M II you ar* a parson with i dis­ ability who need* any accom­ modation in order to participate Vi thi* praesading. you ar* anlitlad. al no cost lo you. lo Ih* provision o l carltin assistance Plats* contact Court adminis­ trator. 301 N Park Avenue, lu ll* N30I. Sanford. Florida 31771, (407) 323-4310 4 it 4227. wilhin 2 working days ol your receipl ol Ihi* Nolle# ol Foreclosure Sal*, if you aro hearing impaired, call 1-100•SS-S77I; il you ar* voice impaind. call I-S0O-SSS-S77O (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Morse CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jan# E Jasawic Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Jan* E Bond Buttor S Hutch. PA 31(3 S Conway Rd . I t * E Orlando. Florid* 32812 (407) 3S1-S200 BSH49S1 714 Publish April 4, 11, IW9 OSS-32 ISEARN WTOLE YOULEARF4EJ Wks-ts PnvMannaFa Use FMM0OO77BS 4B7-33B-SSSS el era el w s s E L I CTRL CAL CONTRACTORS. 22— H ealth C ake ■r* i iini fi ■ rifrei ,ii feiLrve ,.^Sc* * a rwi 'UUfvlwwwi noyfry wwgp 'Company paid Appraniicasfkp * PSKfadt days — rm O RjtjS. *3004(8 snag—.-a, rw n no*aeri •On*, two ( ris* weak paid va- 23— Lost h Found FOUND: Mata '401(h) Profit SRmngdtokra- rat Noma on dogs tag w S* basaan Pfoaaa caS Ruby Wtodtad 4f 407-323-1171________ •Stock Purttiasa Plan ‘ Madfoai. Dantaf. Vision. STD. SCo p a d fe r w r a n 25— Special Nonets Florida « Of wr 0 • s rw •w Orisndo caked and coring It arm I— MSS M pruwSng cTddr*n wWi a safe and n r u ir g arv wonrkary by bacommg foafar parorcs ■ you h*v* kw* in yata heart and room m yaw home pfoesa ooraact OMEN DOOM to* Ira* at Many tKSnQ opportumbos svsAabfe for tha aRWriancad sfstsncisri a* wa* aa on r e job n r a g tor nBvkksafe e a rn to fea/n rad* Appty ar TRS-CFTY ELECTRICAL CONTIUCTORB, 430 Wasl Of. Spnngs. on Monday 4 W 9 and Tuesday ABBS horn SOOam to It 00* m and from I 00pm to 71— H elp W a n t e d Esc. pay >7839 COURTHOUSE RESEARCH­ ERS EARN UR TO E23 P E R HOUR DOITfO CO URTHO USE RESEARCH W E I TR A M VIS­ IT WWW W ORKHOTIM E COW DENTAL RCCCFnORWT WSf rest Wbrk SarJord Orlan­ do cJhc* .Mutt have pfeaamg paraonasty Tranaportabon and b* eompufer bfarato 32 f n M l af *7/hr Cas Mon . Wad 3210180. Tua* . Thi**. and Frt, 298-0874 T. apef* in par• Eastorooha Owdara. 201 N Sunset Dr. Cataatoany BBS5002 DFBVER M I O B D Class A. COL. FL onFy F/T - P/T 3 yr*. mm O T R asp Good during record 407-323-7171 CaS anykma 7«rrt-9pm. 7 darsfe*________ DfGBY TRUCKUNES IS LOOKIN G F O R DRIVERS •Proud •Prograamra -Parseur sr jO raaf Rn/Ejcafena I wr EquipmantTnandy Equpmanifr •Super Bring 2 lagal torn* i f 40Cpm 10 “ EOeUF/tW/ Eoeuftv at ww am ptoyar. Drug Tatsng Raquead •40 RatFonM Dwars •Company Onvara 27— N u k s ir y 4 C h il d Ca ie D «g Cat*: loving Onthan homo P r*K program! 1* Crafts Tnpa Fwi 1214B4S Earn an c m ESOO-ttSOOmoPT 12 00GS4 SOGmo FT 14444210472 wwwaNtoMeom tots of TLC Ucanaaw CRN Can Em m raft 1 » 33— W eight M anagement LdftC WCMMT M W ] for-Traifer. Mmrm^m raquwqmantt 3 years OTR. ssca ia nl safety record, meal as OOT ramaramani* ruon scrioof orar* >m et GEO wafi good varbai and A TTIN TK M have an ■W UM fVB Earn an E m ItOOO-ITSOQitno 1-400-791-7424 warn workamvhunwlDdty com Good pay and banwM package -------Trues ---- Driver InsMut* ^ Aish Cas H f l^ jBfcMMMaMki ILECTWCtANB- w*h good KMV) huHMI rattd E comm TOR MV. BENEOFWP Apply Santord Etoctnc 2522 S Par* Doy* 740 Orugsffo S m v u r n Mo Safe Enacts 100% MONEY BACK OUAJUMTll. Fra* ___________________ FAST Cat SpanwnSM-nBSor (r g d iM M T f) Tc< Fr** SS4 3*2-4042 CMAJYig Mmi'/ri S I PM-1SB1 W. Catena• f (kab r l i n/ OBT S Tampa). 55— Business O pportunities IIISOSRM. tod h*a*n A raxnacm od • on Tamp to parm. top pay. C al JUNior Judy B 3Q2-I93S M rd w k a * to ham* Ouaranand ifo«to»fy >* * d a * and grgwVi Cas cad and portvxuty Ottos Av* SarS6rd Eacansns op2422 Franco *304774 ad. anyoy Soring and are mar•stod m a career wan a naaorv mdt tearing company f o * i mayor opportunity lor you. EaMntnr* ampfoymana package offers paid Yranevg and Ywvwi. ccmpaWiYf salary .pfok .egm- rsr Afamd/M •tag '^Luwlrerm program ■ma th* Iwgni_ j j uofeng tot SwWcttooard CaS Lon 3024722 VYUOUt ROUTE SO V ba Pncwdto *#* (00-4407371 70— Ed u c a t io n 4 T r a in in g ACCNUVTtD TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA/TA Acerv Job Assisi Wkand class#* Nation*! Truck School I-400-4SS-73S4 Campany n Onado Fid A Part Trrw Cat MS 407-JSS-fttO 71— H elt W anted Hmng For SSiSTA • AOMIN ASSISTANTS • PART TIME CLERICAL Where you r e |0b trial you want AS/ No Fa#1CSS lift-04061 FT Apery Laka Mary Coalyard. ----- vasmakonal■ “Parkway way Laka 13S Mary 444-1000 BUILDER. F NISHER AND LAMINATOR Good Pay wsn anpananca. barv ahts Apply 108 Tacri Drnr*. Santort 324 2848 to (tow t priysready su re gar bag* Afpry in parson mng* Environmanlal. 1378 S Votosra Av*. Orange Cdy. FI Ctmcfc Caabfer Up to J » V FT or PT. rtubV parson w/aapananca Benefits 407 333-2446 Chitdcan T i t c N n F/T-P/T Enaraanc happy AS ta*S CDAEipanenced prs )A t « t ferrad Banaht* 407-328-7786 Com missary Work A/C Duct Macfianics Wat you okj boas • horeacT Cfuil out S grv* is i cal W* can pul you lo work w/tanafttat 401 Ml Dent worry, srara coori *07 302 S3S7 Dobbs International Services has vrvnacMto Opmvngt for to# tosowmg postoon* AIRLINE CATERfHO HELP NEEDED! Must ba abfe to work waakandi m a cow anronmant with FWUV* hour* Apply ui parson MF, 1776 Hangar Rd. Sanford Airport No prion* CSS* S8 2STV Oder compel it™s wag** Great trmg* b#n#Mi and bonus plan Apply in parson M-W, 9-3 at Amtrik 800 Parsimmon A v * . Santord FL. -SOarocmComrrsSliry Cferk Groundspifson F/T Only aep d need apply. Ap­ ply Georgia Arms Apis. 3600 Gaorpa Av*., Santord. Drug laat required 323>4000 EOE HANDYMAN wuh oan toots and bins, tor lawn mninc and gan339-1911____________ in our Ytlant room Must love babras Eroananca a Otaa 3302797 Help Wanted toduatriai Factory Workers, s ip . QJriaa Cutter, Mauri Processing. Saw Operator. 0FWP. Banaht*. W a­ fer Bonnet. 350 Anchor Rd . Cassetoarry. FL Help Wanted Industrial P/T Hard Work ♦ Dadicallon ■ Oraai Pay * Benefits! Advertisement af Safe NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that Ih* undersigned Inland* to tall Ih* para on* I property described below lo enforce a hen Imposed on said property under Tha Florida Sail Storage Family Acl Statute* (Section 13141-11 SOS) Tha undersigned will sail al public sal* by competitive bid­ ding on Ih* 12th day ol Apnl, 1999 at I t 00 am. on Ih* premia** where said property ha* been sicred and which ar* located al Ample Slorag# Cenier, 2900 Waal Airport Boulevard. County of Samlnol*. It s le o IF lo rid* l_h* fo llo w in g MARVAO PIERCE Misc Boses *B7 BRENOAJ HILL Misc Bags S B u s * JILLE WARREN IB IS Miss. Furniture S Bases SAMUEL L JONES *018 Furniture. Tools Misc. Goods TONY PRIEM 4022 Tsbfe*. Chairs. Misc Goods Purchase* must be paid lor al the time ol purchase in cash only All purchased llama told aa I* where la and must b* removed at Ih# lima o l sal* Sal* subject lo cancellation in the event ot sallfemanl balween owner and obligated party Thr* is tha Slh day of February. 1999 Publish March 29. and April 4. Daari Clark: E.p praferrad Musi ba t o t k Apply m parson Days ton 4860 West SR *0. Santord_____________________ payment cofMcbons Cash handing •>p a etas P k caS 3300454 tor SOW F/TE42S.V •Otic* CcrasUtt sves LoGo Legal Notices si r e todusay Sere* and indMriy aapananoa a pkia but not manda­ tory Fi n n mef fasten* A aa> ary raquramancs to. PO. I COL-CtoM B Uc. Drivers: A M DEA-ISl dusmai trades N currently acrasumas tar outsida ffoprssamauvai n you Do Hi* math and com* up with a winning total! CORE STAFF B LOOMNO FOR A FEW GREAT PEOPLE TO FILL EX• CITVia POSfTfONS M THE LAKE MARY, SANFORD ANO LONGWOOD AREA Pay rang** horn 1420 - IlSJhr POSmOTfS HCLUDE: Assembly, warafiousa, Praa* Brafm Operator* Priming Press Operators Qntor Selectors and Sawing MacNna Operator* 1S44 S. Orlando Or. 330-7788 CLERICAL PERSON Organua tional skills, soma computer skills and general clerical du­ nes F/T 8 30 5 00 M-F Contact Sharon, Lake Mary 302-800* Auatitty SANFORD S6.50/HR Ass*moling piailic compon­ ents Detail onented 1 hav* good eye sight We wiS be tak­ ing applications Mon-Wed al 1855 W State Road 434. Suite 214 'in longwood (near Jacob­ sons Depl Store) or call 8946713 ASAPMI NO FEE1! FACTORY WORKERS t ip Glass Cutiar, Metal Procasting. Saw Operator. DFWP. Benefits. Wafer Bonnat. 350 Anefior Rd , C ****t*ffy. FL House Claanara Naadad •Earn up to 19 00 par hour! •1100 00 Htong Bonus! •1100 00 Tenur* Bonus! •J200 00 Racrukmani Bonus! •Put Vacations and HoSdays! •UnJorm* and company cars! •Marical E Dental Tha 138-7122 “ * * { * ? . CW’________________ _ Houaa Kaapan E*p. prafarrad. Apply in parson: Days Inn, 4650 Wesl SR 46, Santord____________ Housakaaper: 25 to 30 hra/wfc. Apply m parson B Eatlbrooka Gardens. 201 N. Sunset Or. Cassetoarry 69V-5002___________ foght Shih SI Pos. tor e ip d rugh voTum* copy mad), oprtr. ASAPI Apply Sam. Cnfy Public Schools 400 E Laka Mary Bhrd___________________ Openings tor prutonal Door car* E housekeeping positions on 2nd E 3rd shifts, in Laka Mary ana Cal Philip O 9*2-62(9 balwksn bam-apm IMMEDIATE OFEMNQ tor entry lava! warahousa workar/dnver Position raquiras valid FOL. heavy lilting E total dakvariaa. Salary t65O-S70(Vhr basad on eip 1 work history (31-6767 tori ' «PP< IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Sunshine Stalling under con­ tract with th* Seminole County Public Schools has immarkate Full E Part bme positions avail­ able lor food service E custodi­ al Apply al our naw location 295 Waymont C l SI05 in Laka Mary, or CaH 3250440 lor dalails. Requtremanis includa FDLEjTB I background checks 6 Drag Testing lg EO&OFWP f -J �GETS 71— H iu * W an ted 71— H e l p W a n te d ■OusMy ttameTtne 4 a » Mod* Equomant ■Rdw Pvowam Ptos MUCH MORE” COL-A 8 6 rnoaOTR JOB DONE! 71— H ilf W an ted Tractor Operator Needed t amanwd tar «nal paring ot residential home* P ly com­ mensurate »/e«pene«ee Vaca­ tion and pension banates COT Haqo Car 322 1133. DRIVERS - FLATB ED $1,000 S IG N -O N BONUS! THE Housekeeplng/Floor Tech •AW OK) « Duple* M fried yd. w d m j . c h 'a ... teowuoo Lata Mary 1/1. 1 story Wood an Deck Overtook* Pond. ECK MHer 000-611-6636 www.ech-mller.com Country Living-------16169660 NMdwi Lake* 10. Sett Plan. WTireptace. Oraatroom. Dot Oarage. La Treat 3773/750 Commercial Open. 900 Sq Ft. 2 Office* tact Aacapaon Area IN STA LLER S AND A SSEM B LER S F/T and PIT Metal locaari i WANTED S25.00 REWARD Conic join a grew environmental services tram! Sooth Seminole lk»pit.il. located in UmfvronL FL ha* two full lime opportunities: Alarm System.------- I 4 t m s 1 WaratMuaa Square Feat Bays 1600 UOM NO FLOOR TECH We arc looking ftv an experienced floor technician fur the .InJ shift (10.30 pm. •7 a m .) to buff, a n . and strip fliHw Wc pay 7.25/hr ♦ shift differential and offer excellent benefits. Experience in floor care and IIS diploma/GED it required. Must he able to work every ikhcr weekend Do you know tarmon^ woo m u*$ omwcnpvonr »1------ **------- ------M- nmY9 uw m ENV WORKER I TR A N S P O R TA TIO N 105— D u n n / T u n o t 6 4 7 -M 1 0 A1 Ikmptg Ine. Wc are looking for an experienced housekeeper (hospital/botcl esp preferred) to work on the 2nd shift <3 p m 11:30 p m.) Wc pay 6.73/hr ♦ shift differential and offer excellent benefits. Must be able to work every other weekend P R ES S U R E C L E A N IN G properties, me. C N A -H H A looking lor work For 111 sq. f i office tu downtown SenSord Tss 400 n ones mace unto. nr do town Ron Jenvgan. 331X3235. TLINE.COM At Soxrth Seminole Hospital in Limfwtmd. FU we have an excellent pert-litne fSat/Sun) Ut shift (7 am.-3:30 p.m.) oppurliinily for a PBX opcrator/clerical a»u. We require a high school diploma/GED and b«sic ctimpoter/tkneel skills. Prev tip with multi-line phones is preferred. We offer excellent benefits and pay 7J(Vhr. Adacco Employment Satvlcaa la now hiring lor many dNIarent light Industrial positions in tha SanforWLaka Mary area. • Praaa Brake Operator 1st shift axp. rag. $7.41 • 811.88 par hour • Screw Machine Operator 2nd and 3rd shut $ 0 0 0 par hour ■ M aOcat Aaaamblara 1st shift 9 0 1 0 p a r hour » Industrial S aamatreaa 1«t shift 8 0 0 0 par Naur WORK F R O M HOME Earn an Eure Stt04lsaVmo.PT UOOQ - taOOVrm FT TOLL FREE t-SM-S15-7475 !■ §(#!#«# tr -*%# ' kll **-* B k lM B u e RECEPTION 1ST(TRAFFC COP) Oood prions and typuig Mumtasked. F k i M hours. Pay commansurais Nakonwids Ins. Lake Mary Cal 324-7307 Fax 324-aaaa_____________________ M EDICAL 3100— cutty 3266068 ! Opaa Nona latanriaws Monday April 5, 19M botwoon tha hoars of 10am - 5pm 95— R o o m m a t e W an ted R E STA U R A N T H ELP N E E D E D •PREP COOKS UNE COOKS Please apply in person: South Seminole Hospital, Human Retourve*. 33$ West Slate Road 434 Longwoud.FL 32750 or fax (407) 767-0*% EO F. 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The Adecco office is between Hunington Bank and the Post Office on Lake Mary Blvd. Please call us at 407-330-717! ii you need more information. Or you may tax resumes lo 407-330-9668. We’ll Get Right To The Point. TAX P R O B L E M S ? You c a n find So lu tion s to y o u r b u sin e ss o r p e rso n a l I R S p ro b le m s) t f u r c x p m tt e lim in a te th e confuMlon a m i u n c e rta in ty th a t m ake tu x tim e so ta x in g TAX SERVICE Call 1-800-324-7115 TOLL FREE 24 hours for a recorded message to get a FR EE brochure. W e make house calls. Quick, Accurate, Year Round J (352) 30-7197 F tO Initial Consultation I T ’S T A X N O T T O O P R E P L A T E ! B U S I N E S S G e t th a t p a p e rw o rk o u t on tim e! C a ll u h to d a y for a c o n v e n ie n t a p p o in tm e n t L I S T Y O U M W I T H 1 X 3 R U N S 3 T I M E S A W E E K F O R O ttl'c / U S S 1 - S H O P S E M IN O L E H E R A L D C L A S S IR E D S - W H E R E A L L O F T H E B A R G A IN S A R E I �Samlnofo Herald, Sanford. Florida •SunJey. 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We need someone who is dependable>and has reliable transportation & insurance. It you would like to become a carrier, please come in and fill out an appilication at our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL. Orlando/Sanford Airport DynAir Services at Orlando Sanford International Airport it hiring for another year of phenomenal growth. Below are positions that we are currently accepting applications for: Priced d just $ 48, 500. PAT Ramp Services Clerks (Afternoon/Early Evening shifts) $6.50 per hour + P/T Aircraft Interior Cleaners (Afternoon/Early Evening shifts) $6.00 per hour * P/T Janitorial (Night or Day shifts available) $6.00 per hour Applyin Person Pnrfect For atthe: Retired Persons Seminole Herald Or As ASecond 300 N. French Ave., Income! 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(-4 to Like Mary (3/»d., East to Country Club RJ., left to Cryuul LtLi RJ., Higfv turn, proceed (-1/2 miles, community on n^u. 3 0 2 -7 0 0 5 Better Engineering Builds A Better Home OF O R L A N D O www.engineeredhomej.com I �i it : I ___ » . «•»«•« f»«IQ « tr, l w i » | m u m Above, tho Ixora Club ol Sanford rocontly donated historical rose bushes to tho museum From toll. Roso long and Mary Anno Cleveland, garden club mombors. Walt Padgotl master gardenor. AJ Forror, Sominolo County urban horticulturist, Barbara Chapman, president ot tho garden club and Serena Fistier ol tho museum; right. Doe Gouchonour speaks to studonts Crystal Bootho. Kan Rabetto Jossica Register, and Frank Fink dunng a tour of tho Demonstration Gardon at tho student museum in Sanlord Student museum remains a place of wonder, discovery By V ivia n G alllm ore SI A M w in I KM SANFORD It (lulu i t.ikr long fur Liwinn FJrmcntary School fourth grader Joseph F'llos.i to scan thr hlstorically-urcurutc class room at Sem inole County's Studrnt Museum and m iss a com m on Item found lu modern classriMims •• a com puter Fllosa and 2fi ol Ills r lassm atrs m |jsa Farm er s rLiss recently ‘ attended* thr school with 16 students from the school They s|irnl a few hours In Itielr own time warp, under the watchful tutelage o f teacher S rrrn a Fisher. Instructional assistant lire Gouchrnour and docent Arlene (ioardm an. wlm took them ti.uk more than a full m illennia to learn ulmiii tile In the real heart ol Florida. In a re creation o f a Tlmucuan village the Native Am erican room Fisher leads students to consider life In this area 1200 years ago. through thr eyes o f the Ttmuciia Indian. Just down the hall. Itoardrnan h e lp s sin dents experien ce som e of the furnishings of the tu rn -of-th e-cru tiiry classroom llrst used when th r museum opened Its doors a s Sin ford High School in 1902 - a portable manual typewriter, an Inkwell and an American ll.ig with 45 stars. Out In the lobby. G ouchruour's group learns about the man for whom their school Is named -- Thom as W illingham Lawton. Flaming his ‘ Life Graduate S late Certificate* for ele m em ory Flngllsh. mathematics, history and Latin on Oct. 13, 1925. Diwton served as public school superintendent from 1916 to 1953. Hits same c lass rrrrn lly donated a 'H is to ry of Florida’ cpult to the m u seum Created from 2 1 Individual m en's h an d k rrrh lrfs (ih rrr a r e now two a d d it io n a l students), ihr cpnll was then sewn together bv a volunteer parent. I’••n of a Florida Studies project ih r cpilll represents som e historical high |>niuls (or ih r stale. The students also created a Imok d r scribing the quilt and its backgrounds, a c ­ cording lo Farm er In PM I, the red Inti k selioolhouse h r r a in r Sanford G ram m ar School until 1984. when Ihr student M useum and C enter for ih r So Ila l Studies forged a nrw m ission for the twostory red lull k M hoolhousr. Now. It swaths In history 5.000 fourth gra d ers yearly from throughout Sem inole County, and on W ed n es davs. private ,iild home sc hoo| studriils .is well Hegintiliig Monday. S em in ole C om m u nity College will o ffer a G en eral Kdueatlcin Dlploma IGF.D) c lass lire ot ch arge to Ihr pub In Running M onday through F'rid.tv from 10 a m lo I p m ., thr class 'w ill bring full c ir c le the old S aolou ! High Sc hool.* according to According to I isiirr. the school is a source of alumni pride (or at least one Sem inole county si Item! adm inistrator. Dee Sc h u ­ macher. direc tor of curriculum and In stru c­ tion attended the elem en tary school S i d id Seminole l l c m l t l photographer Tommy V in ­ cent. a student lu Ihr rnrly 1960s. lab. An 'A m rilra n Ingenuity* rnom is now tin tier developm ent Outside, a Dem onstration Garden, con reived and operated as a cooperative rllort lie I ween the |tubllc school system . Seminole Com ity master gardeners and the county's Cooperative Flxtenstou Service. Is nurtured by the county's master gardener. W all Padgett. Sown and re.t|M-d for students to experienc e agriculture at the turn ol the century, th r ploneer garden Includes gourds, mustard and rollard greens, and the a local cash crop for many decades, celery. A donation of 15 historic al rose hushes Irom Ixora Garden Club of Suntord will provide the focal jiulnt for an antique rose garden c u r­ rently b rin g designed, with an anticipated May 15 dedication. Fisher describes a path and a ircllis in set a "turn ol ih r century* en trance in the li.uk of ih r building ai 7th and Film Streets in Sanford Described in h trralu rr as *.»n Interpretive center and teaching m useum .* the Studrnt Museum Is funded and op era ted by Sem inole County Public Schools. O ther displays Include the Pioneer mum. Grandma s Attic. George­ town Kxhlhlt. doll collections and a geograph y She looks forward to rrfurhlshm rnt under way at George Touhy Park across the street hum (h e school which will help put ihr fin ­ ishing touches on that particular ji.irt of h is­ toric Sanford. Wlille the curriculum focuses on a there hour visit from county fourth graders, Fishers explains that students in o ilie r grades often visit for p ro je c t-sp erille assignments Pro grams a re scheduled dally, except W ed n es days until about 1:30 p n . when the school ojiens for public visits until 4 ji in. A m useum wish list Includes requests for a hand c ranked Ice cream rh u m . metal skates and key (jirr-ro llrrb la d r m odels which fil over standard shoes and sneakers) and Dick a n ti •Jrine IsHiks. Hiry also appreciate donations ol standard Items, like No. 2 penc ils, ji.qier anil m iscellaneous office and garden supplies Volunteers are sought to provide garden ing help, clerical assistance, or, as In Ihr case of lk).irdmaii. lo serve as museum docents noardman. a former s« ho<>| icachcr in Jac k sonvtllr. now lives in l-ike Mary and helps out ••Hen. acecircllng lu s< I i i h i I administrator G la dys P reva il Visitors must always check lu with P revail at the museum olflee Scinlnole County' S tu driil Museum is lo rated at 3 0 1 West 7ih Street. For more In­ formation. please c all (407) 320 0520. For more Inform ation on the O K I) program o ffered liySCC . please call (407) 328-4722. Siblings o f B a ck street B o y s c o m in g to S a n fo r d By Bill K e r n * STAFF' WRITER SANFORD A brother and slsirr o f one* o f the m em bers o f •hr Mark s ir e d Ikiys will p e r ­ form al the Seminole T o w n e Center A p ril 10 In u fashion show and concert. Angel C arter, sister ol Hac k street Hoys m em ber Nle k C a r­ ter. will he a celebrity m odel In a fashion show at S em in ole Towne C e n ter at noon, hosted by Girls' Life Magazine. Fol­ lowing the fashion show. Aaron Carter. 11. will perform his hit song ‘ Crush On You* and a few nrw songs. cm Horn and raised In the Tampa a rra . Aaron now lives with Ills fam ily In the lais A n ­ geles area. During the jiast six years, w lille Nick Carter. 19, has been |icrfonnlng w llli the Hacks!reel Hoys. Aaron said Orlando lias become like a second hom etow n. Beginning in June 1998, Aaron toured the U n ited Stales and Canada as an opening a rt for the B ackstreet Hoys. He Ls recording a s e c ­ ond album . A single from Aaron's next album Is s c h e d ­ uled to he released In June. Aaron's self-tilled dehut idhum has gon e gold in 12 c o u n ­ tries and Is platinum lu Japan. Aaron Is itie youngest m ale rs * Mars mechanic Tom Tail, an exhibit technician, works on a mock probe that is part ol tho new Robot Scouts exhibit al tho Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Tho Complox is making last minuto preparations lo one ol its interactive exhibits slated lo open April 9 Tho now expansion wil in­ clude an international space station themed ticket plaza, a showcase ol Merntt Island National Relugo, a 300-seat state-ot the-art theater pre­ miering Quest for Lite, a film exploring the human need to search the universe and Robot Scouts For information, call (407) 449-4254 .3 solo artist In thr Uultrd K in g­ dom lo have four T oji 40 sin gles. a title previously held by Jimmy Osm ond. Fans wilt he able In meet Aaron In a one hour autograph session starting at I pm Aaron’s hooks. 'H a ck street Hoys. Aaron Carter* and ‘ Unauthorized Hlograjihy. Aaron Curler.* will he available al W aldeuhooks. with 20 jn-rrelit of the proceeds going to the SIMON Youth Foundation. Aaron will Is- inuring South America. Including Argentina. Chile and I’aragnay. In (h e summer. A year ago. Aaron enjoyed seeing the FJffrl Tow er lu Paris, F'rance. while cm tour. Aaron said he enjoys listen ­ ing to 1‘u lf Daddy, Janet Jac ksou. R. Kelly, and o f course the Hackstreet Hoys, lie- recently got a new clog named Oscar. He also enjoys riding a m in i­ dirt hike, boating and Jet skiing. A school tutor accom pan ies Aaron on tours. A fifth-grader. Aaron Is required to puss c o m ­ petency tests every year. The most recent lest showed Ihut Ail roll's overall skills are at the scvcnlh grade* level. Angel C arter will also lx* a celebrity model lu a fashion show ill the Florida Mall ill 5 p ill.. A|irtl 10 Following the fashion show. Aaron will p a r­ ticipate In a question and an- n * p* oh» Aaron Carter swer session w ith Mlekl H icks. Fashion Keillor o f Girls' Life Magazine. Girls' Life M agazine will he providing giveaw ays and jirizes to ih r audience, including fr e e magazines. Jonathan M a rtin baby lees, and Disney Item s. A school tu tor accom pan ies Aaron on lours. A fifth-grader. Aaron Is required lo puss corn|iciency ic-sis every year. T h e most recent test showed that Aaron's overall skills are at the seventh grade level. Aaron lonucd a bund ca lled Dead End' w !lh three c la ss­ mates ill the- itgc* of seven F I «. �? ~~ ~ ~ ; \ ..J , Li. 7.1T~jI of I * **+* i i 16 •Senwiole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. Apnl 4, 1999 Health Flu season still lingers STAFF WHTTEH SEM INOLE CO U NTY - An Increasing number o f patients are reportin g cases o f Influenza to Ihrtr doctors du rin g an unusually la te flu sea­ son. Influenza Is a potentially fata) Illness, esp e­ cially among Individuals most at risk o f co m ­ plications such os the elderly, ch ild ren , and Individuals with ch ron ic Illnesses and com ­ prom ised immune symptoms, as w ell as p re g ­ nant women. T h e r e 's still a lot o f influenza in Central Florida.* Dr. Dob Hudson, medical d irector of Zym teTx. Inc., spon sor of the N ational Flu Surveillance Netw ork, said. T h e NFSN la declarin g that the state of Florida Is under an Influenza W arn in g due to the Increase In flu cases. Doctors a re re p o rt­ ing Increasing num bers o f Influenza ca ses on a dally basis, afflcials said. T h e Important thing Is for people to realize there la treatment for Influenza,' Hudson said. 'A n tl-vtrals can be effective If given w ithin 48 hours o f the sym ptom s appearing.* O fficials estim ate that 20.000 Influenzarelated deaths occu r In the U S . o n average per year. In 1994. an estim ated 3 0 m illion people contracted Influenza n ationw ide, coating nearly 70 m illion lost w orkdays. Influenza Is the sixth leading cau se o f death in the U.S. so fa r In 1999. ahead o f diabetes. It Is the third lea d in g cause o f death for peo­ ple o ver age 80. H udson said. Prevent heartburn H O U S T O N -S om e re la tive ly sim ple lifestyle a n d d iet ch anges can preven t heartb u m before it even starts. ’ Heartburn refers to a sen­ sation o f warmth beh in d the breast cane and is caused by stom ach contents that backflow . o r reflux,* said Dr. G u lch in Ergun. m edical d i­ rector o f the Reflux C enter at Baylor College o f M edi­ cine and the M ethodist Hos­ pital In Houston. Heartburn can also be ac­ com panied by a so u r taste, bu rning and pressu re that can last for hours. These sym ptom s often becom e w orse after eating. M ore than 15 million Am ericans su ffer from heartburn, which to one o f the common sym ptom s o f G astroesophageal Reflux D isease (GERD). W hile the sym ptom s can usually be alleviated with over-thecou nter antacids, there are oth er ways to avoid the dis­ com fort o f heartburn. ‘ Foods that are a d d le and direct irritants to the esophagus should be avoided,* Ergun said. She lists orange, grapefruit and pineapple juices, foods that contain large am ounts o f vinegar, aspirin. alcohol, caffeine, tomato products, and chocolate as potential 'h e a rt burners.* Ergun also recom m en ds stayin g away from large or excessively fatty m eals and not earing two to three hours before lying down. However, there is a point when heartburn can becom e m ore Hum a nuisance, warns Ergun. if sym ptom s occu r m ore than two to three tim es a week, are present for long periods o f time, do not respond to treatm ent with over-th e-cou nter m edi­ cations, o r Include vom iting blood, excessive pain and swallowing difficulties, she recom m ends consulting a physician for fu rth er evalua­ tion. T h o s e who have a chronic problem with reflux will probably have It In some version or an oth er their whole liv e s * Ergun said. However, there are op­ tions. 'People w ho do not r e ­ spond well with d iet m odifi­ cation might find re lie f with prescription m edications, or they might choose to correct the problem with su rgery.’ h * murr bifunnutHM mII IIII Fitness r r I 17 7 7 , 71 • American Heart M f c Help Your Heart Recipes T h u yra r’s strand o f influenza Is Ihe T y p e A S ydney V irus, known for causing resp ira tory com plications, bronchitis, and viral p n eu m o ­ nia. Hudson said. ‘ It's a bad actor.* Hudson said. Viral pneum onia brought on by a c o m p le x strand o f Influenza that hit the U.S. startin g in M ay, 1917 an d1 running through early 1918 caused an cAtlm aled 800 ,0 0 0 deaths tn the U.S.. and 3 0 m illion deaths worldwide. H u d ­ son sold. Th e influenza virus w as initially spread by soldiers fightin g in W orld W a r I. M the tim e, doctors w ere unable to determ ine the ra u sc o f th e pandemic. “Who kn ow s when Ihe next pandemic will strike,* Hudson said. Influenza season In the U.S. typically runs from Nov. to A pril. It is spread b y sim ple co n ­ tact and is m ost contagious In Its rarly stages, often before infected Individuals are aw are th ey are ca rry in g the vtm s. The Incubation period for influ enza is on e to four days, offi­ cials said. Symptoms o f Influenza Include fever, cough, headache, m u scle aches, and weakness, offi­ cia ls said. Any person w ho thinks they are co m in g down with Influenza sym ptom s should Im m e ­ diately contact their personal physician for an evaluation. Antl-vtral m edication can shorten the course o f influenza and reduce Ihe possi­ bility o f com plications. H udson said. ‘ Influenza is the most u n d er diagnosed, un­ d er treated, a n d trivialized virus that any o f us see every day.* Hudson said. ‘ It to hard, c lin i­ cally. to m ake the diagnosis.* s— s V Stm inoU V t t a r t a r y Hospital IS IS W. IS A Strati. Saefwl Jg Q ru * l e«ry,m jl Pet Boarding THEMSWAir 322-8465 ‘etkaatt m l n M W t r liU t M O | *variety at kaaaal aitH I , . v-, K *. T f r ? : The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is seeking volunteers for the 10th Annual MS Walk on April 17 in Winter Park. O n April 15 and 10. vol­ unteers win pack boxes in the M S Office in preparation of transfer to the Walk site of Fleet Peoples Park at Lake Mont and Gkmridge Way in Win­ ter Park. Volunteers a n needed at the park April 17 from 8 3 0 u n . to 1:30 p.m. Call (407) 3230253. Anesthesia Services Act SPECIAL TO THE HERALD Sharing Congressm en J im N usslc |IMA) and Wllltom J . Coyne's (D-PA) b elieve that a ll patients, especially those c o v ­ ered by M edicare and M ed i­ caid. should be a b le to receive safe, high quality anesthesia ca re unywhere in the U nited States, the Am erican A ssortaUon o f Nurse A nesthetists (AANAJ has en thu siastically endorsed their b ill H.R. 80 4 . "T h e Access to Anesthesia S ervices Act.* Th e Nussle-Coync bill w ould allow stales to decide fo r them selves w h eth er it is n e c ­ essary for Certified R egistered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) to be supervised b y physicians w hen providing anesthesia ca re. ‘ States like Iow a know how difficu lt it is to attract physi­ cian s to rural and m edically under-served a re a s ,' said Rep. Nusslc. who Is co-chairm an o f the House Rural Health Care Coalition. ‘ If a C R N A can a d ­ m in ister anesthesia or provide o th er healthcare treatm ents safely, we must not allow fe d ­ eral rules and bureaucracy to stand In the w ay. We can’ t wait for the H ealth Care F i­ nancing Adm inistration (IICKA) to change Its ru le s .' Introduction o f the Nusste"'oync bill com es 14 months after I1CFA Itself proposed elim inating the federal su p er­ vision requirem ent and d e fe r ­ ring to the states on this Issue. Currently. In anesthesia cases Involving M edicare patients, nurse anesthetists m ust be supervised by physicians in order for hospitals to be re im ­ bursed. However, for Ihe nurse anesthetists themselves to be reim bursed. Medicare does not require physician su p ervi­ sion. ‘ Congressman Nusslc and Coyne obviously recognize the valuable contributions of CRNAs In healthcare today, particularly In rural co m m u n i­ ties.* said AANA Presiden t Linda R. W illiam s. CRNA. JD. ‘ in approxim ately 65 p ercen t o f rural hospitals, CRNAs are the sole anesthesia providers, affording these medical fa cili­ ties obstetrical, surgical, and trauma stabilization c a p a b ili­ ties. In fact, CRNAs actu ally adm inister nearly two thirds or all anesthetics provided to p a ­ tients in this country each ye a r.’ Rep. Nussle said. *1 trust other states will follow the lead o f Iowa and 28 other states w hich understand that If you require physicians to hi present w hen adm inistering anesthesia you are fu rth er re s trid in g a ccess to healthcare.' ^ 1 2 x 1 2 413x13 B w m ____ i - L . --------* s fN n n n ■ nv o ___wn ___ t i im p s ;] Grads 4 3 5. Starting From (except Floor Prep If Needed 16x16 A 16x11 Grade 4 A 5 In Stock. Per Square Foot. Reg. $2.19 Starting From 12 or 15 Widths Available 24 Colors. Direct Glue Installed 16x16 Grade 4 In Stock. 10 to choose from Starting From pfue 65 Colore To Chooee From I knelaM WTth Luxury Pad Rag lir as Sq. yh 12x12 13x13 Spanish Dies W/Cement and pfue 66 Colors 7a Chooss From Starling From In etaM With Luxury Pad Installed W/Cement and Grout 12 or 16W 12Coioroli Luxury Pad Starling From Cobblestone m 16x16 Beautiful Patio Tile Grade 4. Starting From t E! ._■ ' m/m r *(i. �mm Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday, April 4 , 1999 •3 C People th' 4A rt in Bloom ’ showcases fashions in time for Easter parade "Art In B loom " featuring art. flowers and fashion w as a trend-seller on March 24 when Heathrow W om en's C lu b pre­ sented Its annual fashion show und fund-raiser for a num ber o f charities the clu b supports. A luncheon and dinner show, each at the C ountry C h ib St Heathrow, ga ve patrons the o p ­ tion o f attending the show o f their choice to preview the preEaster fashion scene. "It was great...best one we ever had.* said the chib's Dee W illiford. D ee added that 130 supporters attended the lunch­ eo n show and the dinner a t ­ tracted 225 patrons. Serving a s a backdrop fo r the exciting event w ere the w orks o f four area artists w ith area floral design ers In terp retin g these w orks b y sayin g it with flowers and foliage. T h e y in­ clude artists: M arlene London o f W inter Park with O rganized i party. Or. Carol Logan (left) and DavM Logan (right), boats for a couples' shower, prossot Models and committee members of Heathrow Women's Chib's luncheon fashion show are (from toft) Joan Keogh, co-chair: Klone Coghn, president; Vicky Furtoer, co-chair, and Jackie Godfrey, Rose­ mary Rotation and Karen Benner, models Heathrow Women's Club dinner fashion show models showing evening gowns from Dillard's ore (from toll): B J. Squire, Karen Benner, Marion Good, Vivian Whitchurch. Mary Dale and Rosemary Robinson ' Ju ngle of W inter Park as floral designer, Natalie M arie-Perrhe. Orlando, wtlh Steve’s Florist o f I a k r Mary, as floral designer. Hick O il o f DeLand. with B oo (•an as o f Ixura Garden Club o f Sanford, as floral designer; and John Holiert W olfe o f W inter Park, with Kathy Magnus of Magnus Florist, as floral d e ­ signer. V icky Furbrr and Joan K e­ ogh chaired l h r brnrflt and en ­ tertainment w as provided b y luirplst Christine Mac I'hall w ho also played background music while the fashions were I ) 11k i - gifts to Air Fores Cadst Mfchaaf Hartoon and Lauds Blair. Saa P ago 4C. I ) 11 i k 11 ii on parade. A variety o f prizes at b o th I V f Ed and Barbara Holt are the winners of Heathrow Women's Club's annual benefit grand prize, a (light lor two to a choice of destinations. shows w a s donated b y cen tral Florida businesses and friends. M alle, owner o f Lisa Malle Im age, M odeling Acting S ch ool, was the fash ion com m entator. M odels pre­ viewed th e spring fash ion sil­ houette b y showing up-to-the minute s ty le s from M ark. Four and S trike und Terrie A lexan ­ der C ou tu re Studio, both o f Winter Park. H eathrow Woman's C lu b m odels were: Karen B enner. Ja ck ie Godfrey and Rosem ary Robinson. At the din ner show, spon­ sored by Ph il Snyder o f Longwood U n coln -M ercu iy. Dick Fess, fo rm er two-term m ayor of Lake M ary, served a s th e genial master o f cerem onies. Fash­ ions w ere from D illa rd s In Sem inole T o w n e Center. The gra n d prizr fo r the luncheon sh ow was a one-night stay for tw o at the Don Cesar Beach resort and spa. St. Pe­ tersburg. donated by EDI Travel. T h e grand d in n e r prize, donated b y AAA, was a Conti­ nental A irlin es round trip for two to anywhere In North America, th e Caribbean, Cen­ tral A m erica or South Am erica. Ed and Barbara Holt o f Heat hrow were the lucky w inners o f this prize and strange as It may seem, they also w on this flight tw o years. A bon voyage setting formed the grand finale to the grand evening. M odels in sportsw ear strolled o n to the runway to up­ beat music. They toasted the audience w ith cham pagne and tossed confetti to depict the deck o f a cruise ship about to sail the b rin y blue. The H eathrow W om en's Club Is a 5 0 Ic (4 ) organization dedl- Flntt m* Dietrich, h f ( 4C B essie W r ig h t ‘ la d y o f the h o u r ’ at re tire m e n t-b irth d a y p a rty A crlrh r.ilIon o f life w as pre­ sented by the children o f B es­ sie Parker W right. From around the world cam e the W rights. Saturday evening started out for birthday honoree Bessie P. Wright o f S an ­ ford as jast a birthday dinner out with friends. Th is surprise retiremrnt/blrtliduy dinner wus held at the Amcrieun Legion Post No. 53. T ills event saw fam ily and friends gath er fur an ele­ gant celebration o f the life o f B essie P. W right. As she en ­ tered the room which was beautifully decorated In purple and red. the guests began to sing "Surprise! Happy Birth­ day!* The sh ock and expres­ sion on W righ t's face will never be forgotten. Toast ml stress for the o c c a ­ sion wus W right's oldest daughter. M argaret W right Wyrut. W ashington, DC. Rev. Albert Covington, pastor o f St. Paul Baptist Church, where the h on orre Is an active m em ber, gave the open in g prayer. Th e scripture chosen was Proverbs 31: 10-19. read by daughter-inlaw. Joann Wright. Musical renditions filled the hall as friend. Patricia W hatley's sweet m elodious voice, beamed the spirit filled selections: "Sweet Holy Spirit* and T o Go Be Th e G lory.* Reflections o f honor and love M \K\ \ II \Ukl \" ■■ Neighbors Correspondent continued from grands W illiam W ard, Jr.. North Carolina, and T in a Uryams. Maryland. Grands und greatgrands showed their love through the son *He'a An O n Tim e God* d i­ rected by daughter-in-law, A l­ berta Wright. Cynthia Hicks, a family friend, railed Ihe hanorec 'th e lady o f Ihe hour* und reminded all that Wright Is wise, patient, kind und loving. A s a spiritual dedication und entertainment The Mtmc Boys* presented their dram ati­ zation to the songs ‘ Live In My Heart*. "Just A Closer Walk W ith Thee", and "Tills Matter Is Not Yours." Th e nine children o f Wright spoke of their growtng-up ex­ periences with their mom. W il­ lie J r . Orlando. Belinda W. Jackson. Upper Marlboro. Md.. Johnny Lewis, Washington, DC. Tyrone. Tem ple Hills. Md.. Alma W. W ard. Lake M onroe. Rev. Paul W right, Lake Mary, Glenn. Sanford and Sherri W. Evans. Orlando. Also sharing his love and happiness with Wright w as her sister. Doris P. W ilson, Son Jose. Calif. Brother-in-law . Wesley (Snow) Wright gave a blessing o f love to a sister-inlaw who Is more like a sister and he spoke o f Ihe fa m ilies closeness. Pastor Paul W right, son o f Wright. Is Ih e pastor o f C alvary Temple o f Praise. He gave spiritual food o f Inspiration. He spoke o f the a p p recia tion he has for his mother, and that she was a wom an that feareth the Lord and can be praised. Honorec W right gave w ords o f thanks to her children and guests o f the evening. She spoke o f how her heart has been lifted by the m any acts, deeds, und w ords o f love. Out- of- town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. W esley (D elores) Wright. H yannls, Ma.. P a trice Sims. Atlanta: Earline Jackson. Gloria ly ic r . Wyumarta Carter. New I’m ! News. Va.; Collie W nght o f Brooklyn. A mother's love is m ule fi­ nable. cheerful, a bit o f heaven has been a potent factor In all of their Uvcs. She Is a teucher and a prayer warrior. Many more happy birthdays are wished for Mrs. Wright. CH O IR TO M EET Th e Earl E. Mlnott In sp ira ­ tion Choir, which consists o f form er m.*mbers o f Croom s A cadem y Choir. Sem inole High School Choir and St. Paul B ap­ tist Church, Is under the direc­ tion o f Earl E. Mlnott. They will meet April 10. 4:00 p.in. at St. Paul. Cull 321-4881 or 3225-118 for Inform ation. BIRTHDAYS M ARK ED Redding Gardens Community was the site o f the birthday party held In honor o f the resi­ dents who celebrated Ihelr birthdays In January. February and March. The fun began as all honorecs were wished a happy birthday. Jeonlc Mae Jackson w as hostess for the occasion. G ifts were given the birthday fo lk s and a luncheon was shared with all present. Honorees were residents Margret Childs. Louise Russell. Lizzie Christian. Joseph W il­ liams. Else Rusklns. Eula M ar­ lin, Roosevelt and Dorothy Jackson. Special thunks goes to the posse who cooked und helped with various projects that m ade life belter for the tenants. FIRST ANNIVERSARY The first observance o f P a s ­ tor Albert Covington's anniver­ sary will be Sunday, A p ril 11, 11:00 a.m. at Providence Mis­ sionary B aptist Church with Pastor Em m ltt Thomas. At the 5:00 p.m. service Pas­ tor W aller Prince. Jr. and Mt. Pleasant M issionary Buptlst Church. Orlando, will be In charge. NIGHT O P BTARS TaJIri A rts School o f Per­ forming A rts and A ca d em ics Inc. lias given new focu s to preparing students to be c o m ­ petitive on the world stage. Founded tn 1988 by form er PIssm MS Haw kin*. Pag* SC �4C - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. April 4. 1999 Hats off to L a k e M a r y W o m a n ’s C lu b Members could write sonnets about their Easter bonnets Once In a while, you Just have to do something silly. That s why seven members o f the Dike Mary W om ans Club showed off their "best" hats at the March meeting. The theme for this year's hats seemed to be flowers and members of the animal kingdom. Each m em ber had an appropriate name for their creation. Virginia Fran­ cisco wore “The Red Cardinal". Mary Wolfe also had a bird theme with her "Bird In P a ra ­ dise". Two m em bers wore bun­ nies in honor o f Easter. Ethel Carlson wore "Bunnies and Bows’ and Sandl Moodlc wore "Somebunnlcs W atching Over Me". Cynthia Pttcock turned a hat Into T h e Pink Rose G ar­ den* and Audrey Buchanan wore a talking Chihuahua for her "l Think I'm In Love". The W om an's Club was pleased to have two new m em ­ bers Installed at the March meeting. Yvonne Portals was sponsored by Norma Smith and Kelly Cram m er was s p o n ­ sored by Jean Phillips. The guest speaker for the Lake Mary ('o n es p o n d cn l March m eeting w as Lisa D avis. U s a works In rehab at the Floilda H osp ita l Senior H ealth and Resourre C enter In Lake Mary. Lisa c o m e to talk about the health b en efits o f e x e rc is ­ ing. Everyone kn ow s that exer­ cisin g Is good for you. But not everyone k n ow s why It s good for you. Exercising can help nvold and/or m in im ize disease. Heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, a rth ritis, o s te o p o r o ­ sis, and dep ression can all be Showing off their original spring bonnets hats ere Mary W ole (front) and (back from left) Audrey avoided nr m inimized with ex­ ercise. Diabetes enn lead to vascu lar disease because of a d rcrcase In blood flow. Exer­ cise can minimize this. Exrrclse can also reduce the risk of colon and breast cancer. But don't go out and nm 20 m iles if you haven't exercised in a while. If you've been n bit or a couch potato, you need to consult you r doctor before you bein g on exercise program. Then you need to start slowly and w ork up to a full schedule. Th e four com ponents of physical fitness are: aerobic conditioning, body fat. flexibil­ ity and strength. For aerobic conditioning, you n erd to know you r target heart rate range, t a k e the number 220. subtract your age and multiply that num ber by 65% and then by 85%. Th e answer Is your range. For example, If you’re 60. It would be 220 - 60 - 160. 160 x 65% - 104. 160 x 85% * 136. That means your target heart rate range Is 104 to 136. When you participate In aerobic con­ ditioning. you wnnt to gel your Buchanan. Sandi Moodte, A la Ombres, Ethel Carlson. Virginia Francisco and Cynthia Pitcock. \ r j * . . U tr-w f » f New Lake Mary Woman's Club (a member of the Flor­ ida Federation of Women's Clubs) members and their sponsors are Yvonne Porlais. Norma Smith. Kelly Crammer and Jean Phillips. heart up to at lea st 104, but not go over 136. And the good n ew s about aerobic co n d itio n in g Is that you don’t have to w o rk out for 30 to 45 m inutes a t a time. You can get good re su lts b y starting out with aa little a s 5 or 10 minutes a cou ple o f times a day for ca rd iovascu lar health. If your goal is to lo se wright. you should do at lea st 20 min­ utes at a time. For n woman, y o u body fat should be betw een 15 and 25% o f your weight. Y o u r doctor or someone who w o rk s In the fit­ ness field, ran h e lp you deter­ mine what yo u r percentage ts. I f It s over 25% . yo u should lose weight. Flexibility Is som eth in g you can't get overnight. You have to start slow with stretch in g exer­ cises and In crea se them slowly. Over tim e, yo u r flexi­ bility will Im prove. Strength train in g Is also very Important. W o rk in g out wttn weights or ban ds tw o to three times a w eek gives you stronger m uscles a n d tendons. W ith stronger m u scles and tendons, your b o n e s are belter protected. There are eight basic tips to help you get sta rted on the right path to exercisin g. I. W hatever you d o . don't over do It. A com m on cause of In­ jury ts exercising too aggres­ sively. "too m uch, too noon*. 2. "No pain, no ga in " ts a myth. Puln Is a w arning sign to stop! Exercise does not have to “bum" to do a n y good. 3. U se adrquate footw ear. Im proper o r worn-out sh o e s Increases your risk o f In ju ry to hips, knees, ankles a n d feel. 4. Control your m ovem en ts - If you can't, slow dow n. Rapid, Jerky m ovem ents ovrrstrrss joints and con lea d to Injury. 5. Watch your fo rm and p o s ­ ture. Stress In ju ries can result from poor form , su ch us la n d ­ ing on the balls o f you r fret In­ stead o f the h eels. 6. Don't bounce while s ir e telling. G rad­ ual stretching h elp s muscles, bounce stretch in g can In­ creases chance o f m uscle tears and soreness. 7. Avoid highimpact aerobics. High Impact aerobics can lead to shin. calf, lower back, a n k le and knee Injuries. C h oose low Impact aerobics Instead. 8. Warm up, and cool down, "fb k r the tim e to do. this properly and you'll reduce your risk o f rx rrclse related Injuries. How do you s tic k to an exer­ cise routine? C h o o se an exer­ cise program th a t's right for you. If you d o n ’t like to Jog. don’t make that part of your program. Check w ith your doc­ tor. Select a ctiv itie s you enjoy. Find a friend o r w orkout p a rt­ ner. Set regular tim es for ex er­ cise. Set goals, lo n g term and short term. T r y to exercise three times p er week. Engage In a wide variety o f activities to minimize b ored om . Reward yourself after y o u ’ve met a goal. Vary the location o f your w ork ­ outs. Cut y o u rs e lf som e slack. If you don’t e x erc ise for a co u ­ ple o f days, don't berate your­ self and give up. Just take up where you left o ff and don't stress out o ver It. C a s in o 100 S h u ttle $3.00 Off With this fld! 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LAURIE AN D MIKE HONORED A T PARTY The beautiful home on Lake Mary o f Dr. Carol and David Logan was the relaxed se ttin g last Saturday night for a c o u ­ ples' pre-nuptial party h o n o r­ ing Laurie Dlalr and Mike H artson. Co-hostess with the L o ­ gan* was Dr. Ingrid Peterson. Guests arrived bearing fe s ­ tively-wrapped gifts for the honor guests. Cheers to the bride and groom. Carol and David presented Laurie and Mike with a host gift of two s il­ ver champagne flutes to c o m ­ plement the gift from Dr. P e ­ terson _ a bottle of D om Perlgnon champagne. The happy event called for a bountiful buffet served in the dining room. Carved tenderloin of pork was the entree a c c o m ­ panied by a variety o f m outh­ watering culinary creations. Topping the tantalizing repast, much to the delight of the guests, was the luscious dcs- Sergios iR g s ta u r a n t Announcing Fran Morton (left) and Ann sert _ a ch oice o f three kinds of dreamy cheesecakes and hom em ade cookies. Guests sprawled out In the spacious fam ily room over­ looking the lake and "oolvcd" and "aahed" while Laurie and Mike opened their gifts. Among the 30-plus guests attending w ere Mary and Barry Hllltman. parents o f the bride, from San ford: Nancy and Dr. Dave Mart son. parents o f the bridegroom , from Longwood: Doors and Carl Dietrich, m a ­ ternal grandparen ts of the bride. San ford; and tw o o f the bridesm aids. Sheri Moye. m a­ tron o f honor, and her bus band. Brian: and M eda W il­ Hoolahan at Sanford Qardan Club’a liam s, bridesmaid. Th e brlde-Io-be. a senior at the University o f Central F lo r­ ida and Intern at NBC T elevi­ sion. Orlando, has been em ­ ployed at Bayhead Eye Centre since she was In high school. Tire bridegroom-to-be, a graduate o f Lake Brantley High School, will graduate from the United Slates A ir Force A cad­ em y on June 2 when he will be commissioned a second lieu­ tenant In the USAF. 'Hie wedding will be an event o f June 4 In the chapel at the academ y. GARDEN CLUB HOSTS ANNUAL EVENT Th e Sanford Garden Club held Its annual Card Party, Luncheon and B ingo on March 25 at the clu bhou se. However, there was not one table o f cards, accordin g to Fran M or­ ton who said th e 106 wom en attending preferred to play bingo. The day got under way at 10:30 a.m. and went on until 3:30 p.m. T h e luncheon In­ cluded pork chops, yam s, green beans, salad and h om e­ made pie for d essert. During the day. a unique boutique w as h eld, as well as a raffle and hom em ade bread and Jelly sale. T h e events gen ­ erated a few ex tra bucks for the club's treasury. "We had a ba ll...w e had ftmT Fran said. 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H J O O .O U .1 MATEE MARTHA A N D X SHO ULD TA K E A C R U IS E L IK E T H IS COUPLE TO SPARK UP O U R M A R R IA G E / 5HC DUCKED AND WENT OVEft THE RAIL.-THEN SHE DECKED THE SAILOR WHO RM CUEP HER FOR PUTTING HIS ARM t M K M IN G T IL f K L , fO P ' you tor MfMoo. don l hold oull •CORMO (OaL 94-ttmi. 22) N you ««a>y •an to bo smart n hantMng a roanar*. <*ft*ufi person today, lot turn or bar bsfcavo wbot you want don# ta m tad ^ UCU UPtrtR m rw year arwad. you cotM have more opportunities than usual to ttrangtban you hnancul base Tbw may not happen al vi one tai i«oop. but trough a numARMS (March 21-ApRMt)ltyoubavaa sweetheart deal cooking today, try to kaep 4 under wrapt until everything i» ugnad seated and dakvarad The more secretive you are. toe better chances are lor success Aries, treat yourself to a birthday gift Send the requited refund term and tor your Astro-Graph pretkebons tor toe year ahaad by making U and setaddrassed stamped envelope to AstroGraph c/o this newspaper. P O Boi 1758. Murray Md Station. New York. NY tOtSd Be sure to sUle your Zotkec sign TAURUS (April 20*ay 20) II pays to fcslen ctoeefy when convetsmg with others today The more toey UUk. the more they will reveal about themselves and then affairs Something very vUereakng can be Qiirnrod OEMINt (May 2tOune 20) People land to be more receptive to your thinking today, but make certain you ckssenvnate s s s ^ C ' s s r s •»- CAN CER (June 21-July 22) Reopen lines ot communication today with a tnend who resides at a distance tram LEO (Jtdy 22-Aug. 22) Oat toaad of uamg h a day atocfly tor toungng around, uao your bandnoaa to rator(M b agang twigs around too bouao Not onty ta tt productive, it could prevent lu ln probioma CAPRICORN (Doo. 12-don. I t ) Par­ taking in a eligbtiy competitors aocial rocroation today might do wonders tor rm Uk/m g your outlook It'll atimuUta AOUAMUS (Jen. 2SPeb. IS ) Thw rrvght be one of your bettor days to go ahoppvtg tor household earns You? not onty have a nose tor bargains, but y o u l and a runbar of special game vt toe remnant sec­ tor*. PISCES (Feb. 20 Mwah 20) SeRng oth­ ers on an idea, be k tor busnees or sooal purposes, could be where you'll shme today. H you're eager to push aometomg toal means a tot to you. do • ncwH cmshyNKAInc b y Jim m y J o h n s o n I D6CAD1H6DKT GlUC. G0t*J OFF TBC0UJL6L . artoojjnndvot com GARFIELD Ifb UlMMAGlUABtL TOME, OOTHAVIUG CLObt AT I OOUTllKt SOSAUG .1 WHEEL lb’MY* MUG T ECHAGAll UCVCRMt Only a two-month wait What with the long lead time for these columns, my hectic teaching schedule, and the hours taken to read all the entries, it has taken two months to announce the winners of the latest Christmas competition. Well, this must have been the tough­ est of the three, because although it produced about the same number of entries, there were the fewest all cor­ rect aolutiona. As they are already aware, having received their prizes last month, answering all four ques­ tions perfectly were Colin Campbell, Columbus, Ohio; John Dietrich, Stevenaville, Mich.; Jo MurTell, Baton Rouge, La.; and Karl Zeltcrholm, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Almost perfect were Krncst Black, Naples, Fla.; Julie Dorsey, Concord, Tenn.; E.H. McGuire, Ixxington, K y , and Richard Weber, Fort Pierce. Fla. For the Oral time, we were delight­ ed to receive foreign entries, two from China, readers of the China Daily, and five from India, readers of Asian Age. PHILLIP ALDER So, here is a deal featuring India’s best player, Jaggy Shhrdasani. A fter South opened four hearts, Jaggy. West, bid four no-trump to show a minor two-auiter. North brushed this aside with his lump to six hearts. What should Jaggy lead? Presumably North wasn't looking at two losers in either minor. This meant that he had to have the club ace and a singleton diamond. If so, there was probably only one chance to defeat the contract. Jaggy led the diamond three. Another compelling reason for this choice was that Jaggy likes to get into the newspapers, one way or another. Sanlanu Chose, East, was surprised to win the first trick with his diamond Vulnerable: Both D ealer South i West 4 NT North •« O p e n in g lead: o 3! jack. Still, he worked out what was re­ quired As Jaggy had to have a void, Santanu returned a spade; one down. � 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 04, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 04, 1999. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 04, 1999; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9958bab3c30441b800c02a9c0d51bf17.pdf 09effdf1bd5e9080a5d2cc6a3d6177fb PDF Text Text THURSDAY March II. 1990 91 si Year. So. Ml (107) 3222011 Sanford, Fh 50 Cents Weather Serving Sanford, Casselberry, hake Mary, l.ongwood, 0\ iedo, Wilder Springs and Seminole County Naval Academy Glee Club will perform. Sunny lllgh: 71 how: 51 Lottery Winning Numbers Since 1908 Firefighters quell brush fire in Lake Mary STAFF WIOTKIl □ INSIDE LAKE MARY • A brush fire started tw o feet aw ay from the hom es o f Lake M ary resid en ts W ednesday, and fire o fficia ls fought tnto the night to co n ­ trol the blase. No In ju ries w ere reported. Th e fire started at about 4:45 p.m . tn the 300 block o f Pine Shadow D rive, near the Lake M ary Country C lub. It burned an estim ated 10 acres, accordin g to the Lake M ary Fire D epartm ent. No residen ts had to b e treated for heat Inhalation or oth er In ju ries. H ose lin es from the fire departm ents and a h elpfu l breeze kept the fire away from the hom es. T h e cause o f the fire Is still b ein g !n\ estlgated. Lake M ary. Sanford, and Sem inole County firefigh ters responded on the scene. T h e w ind helped gu ide the fire aw ay." W endy Benton, deputy fire m arshal fo r Lake M ary. said. ‘ Sanford brought thetr Brush T ru ck and w e used our hose lin es to h old the fire back.* Th e brush fire w as u nder control before dark. It slopped by about 9 p.m ., and brush fire trucks w ere s till m aking su re there w ere no further fires at around 10 p.m .. Benton said. Laks Mary ftrsfighte U RickFudge boss* water over ths burning area. Residents ol the □BRIEFLY ’ C rsa y . ». the form er O u tlaw m otorcycle gan g m em ber, aren't b e leavin g prison a n y ­ tim e soon. Parole o fficia ls slam m ed the d oor on him W edn esday, pu sh in g back h is ten ta tive relea se date from 2028 to 2060. T h e exten sion cam e W edn esday a fter an appeal from a wom an w ho accused Spazlano. 53. o f raping, stabbin g and lea vin g h er fo r dead in 1974. She said she hoped h e w ou ld n ever be freed. H ad h e been freed In 2028, It w ou ld h ave been tw o w eeks sh ort o f h is 83th b irth d a y. Jam es Russ, Spazlano * a t­ torney. said he w ou ld con ­ tin u e to b a ttle to overtu rn th e O ran ge C ou nty rape and a g g ra va te! assau lt case, ‘ Ju st w a tch ." Russ said. la a a rty $1 m HHea la ta iga funds. Rep. B ill M cC ollum o f Longw ood la expected to annou nce M on­ d ay th at h e Is goin g to run fo r the U .S. S enate seat b e ­ in g vacated by fello w Florida R epu blican. C on nie M ack. M cC ollum w as one o f the H ouse m anagers In the S en ­ a te Im peachm ent tria l, m aking him a con troversial figu re In the cou nty. He has been relu ctan t previou sly to give up h is sen iority In the H ouse to m ake a run fo r the S en ate. _ I hold Its m on th ly orien teerin g event Satu rday, M arch 20. S in gle and organ ized grou ps are en cou raged to p articip ate In the sport o f m ap-h ikin g (orien teerin g) from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m . T h ere are five m u lti­ level cou rses to w alk, h ike o r ru n a t M oss Park In Sou th ­ east O ran ge C ou nty, three m iles south o f S tate Road 528 on S tate Road 15. W atch fo r sin gs d irectin g to ‘O ' event. Th ere Is a park en tran ce fee o f $1 and a p er m ap fee o f $5 fo r a ll groups. A u th ority M il h old a board m eetin g W edn esday, M arch 17. a t 4 p.m . In the A dm in i­ stration B u ildin g o f the Port o f Sanford, 1510 K aatner P lace. □QUOTE “A people w ith­ out informatlonls a dead people." □INDEX Airport noise down, Trees will com e down on Saturday study says; residents still complain fry MB 8TA 1F W H IT E R STAFF WRITER SANFORD - D espite stu dies sayin g that com plaints are down and that the n oise le v e ls at the airport m eet fed eral stan ­ dards, a num ber o f resid en ts n ear the O rlando Sanford A ir­ port say n oise contin u es to b e a problem . Th e Sanford A viation N oise Abatem ent Com m ittee reports 39 com plaints In Febru ary. T h is la dow n from the 72 com ­ plain ts the airport received concern ing n oise In Febru ary 1998. T h ere w ere 165 a rrivin g and departin g fligh ts th is F e b ­ ruary com pared to 239 fligh ts that m onth In 1998. T h e num ber o f opportu nities fo r n oise Is sligh tly less,* Jack Dow, d irector o f operation s fo r the Sanford A irp ort Authority said. ’ O peration s are dow n sligh tly, but there have been som e su bstan tive Im provem ents In n oise abatem ent. T h e num ber o f fligh ts M il rem ain at about the sam e leve l In M arch, then Increase In A pril as International carriers resum e norm al activity. D ow said. C om m ercial airplan es are clim bin g at a h igh er altitu de o ver the last several m onths, redu cing the am ount o f n oise fo r residen ts w ithin 10-15 m iles o f the airport. A stu dy show s that 11 o f the 39 com ­ plain ts concerned fligh ts that are not arrivin g o r dep artin g from the O rlando Sanford A ir­ port. Dow said. “Som e o f the com plaints are fligh ts that are actu ally from the O rlando In tern ation al A irp ort o r the (O rlando) E xecu tive A ir­ port,* Dow said. Nineteen o f the com plain ts last month cam e from 6 a.m . to 7 p.m . Eight o f the com plain ts cam e from 7 p.m . to 10 p.m ., w h ile fou r com plain ts cam e from 10 p.m . to 6 a.m . T h ere w as no tim e given fo r righ t o f the com plaints. Residents In Lake G olden Fork lodged 10 com plain ts In February, w h ile resid en ts In H eathrow called five tim es. T lmacuan residen ts m ade fou r com plaints. R esiden ts from w est Sanford called w ith com ­ plain ts three tim es, as d id re s i­ den ts east o f the airport. Silvan Lake residen t B everly Boothe said the num ber o f com plaints do not accu rately reflect how residen ts feel about noise at the airport. . ’ M any people h ave stopped ca llin g because th ey've given u p.* Boothe said. ’ Som e o f us feel that w e've had ou r cak e, and w e re bein g left a crum b. O bviously, w e're not bein g lis ­ tened to.* Dow said m em bers o f the n oise abatem ent com m ittee r e ­ a lize that there la frustration am ong residents. Sanford residen ts G eorge and Norm a W ilson said the new 3500 foot touch and go runway has Increased the am ount o f n oise at the airport. T h e ru n ­ w ay la bein g u sed p rim arily b y student pilots. ’ Now It's virtu a lly u nbearable M th low flyin g east-w est fligh ts ham m ering ou r solitu d e e v e iy one to three m in u tes’ the W il­ son said. Th e new runw ay h as allow ed Com A ir to Im prove the pattern ♦Hat the fligh t sely io l < !«* « fo r train in g pilots. Lim itin g the Fisas* * * * M a t . Fags M SANFORD - V olu n teer w orker* w ill * «v e the City of Sanford thou sand* o f d o lla r* tn cu tting down 11 d eclin in g lau rel oak tree* tn Tou hey Park on Saturday. W orker* from the International S ociety o f Abortculture w ill donate th eir tim e to cut down the tree* on Saturday at 8 a.m . T h e 3 0 -3 5 Worker* w ill » i » « prune and clean the p a rk * remaining tree*. The average coat o f a project o f th l* *U e I* •24.000. accordin g to S an ford's Landscape A r­ chitect Howard J effries. Th e city la donating •8.000 to th e International S ociety of Abortculture. la savin g ua a lot o f m oney.* J e ffrie * •flu *, they w ill have the expertise and the equipm ent to do the Job right.* C ity w orker* w ill perform additional clean -u p at the park on M onday. Tw o a rb orist* w ho volu nteered as consu ltan t* to the city agreed w ith J e ffrie *' recom m endation that the lau rel oak tree* are d eclin in g and a safety harard to residen ts. T h e C ity C om m is­ sion approved the rem oval o f the oak tree* at th eir Feb. 22 w ork session. _ Andrew Klttaley. an U rban Forester, and Bob Fin ley, an arborist. Inspected the tree* fo r the city and recom m ended th eir rem oval. There are 23 trees cu rren tly at Tou hey Park. TWo o f the trees are sable palm s. 13 are lau rel oaks, and eight are live oaks. Som e residen ts have com plained to the city about the rem oval o f the 11 lau rel oak tree*. Salvation Army honors volunteers 8TAFF WRITER LONQWOOD • M ost p eop le think about the Salvation Arm y ben they h ear volu n teers igln g[ b ells There's m ore to th e A rm y's a c ­ tivities than rin gin g b ells - a * was evident Saturday w hen more than 150 Salvation Arm y volu nteer* In Sem inole County were honored at a breakfast held at the M arkham W oods Presbyterian Church. M ajor Bruce and Faith W il­ liam s said that the volu n teers helped serve m ore than 7 .5 0 0 meals. 7,000 snacks In the three w eeks after the tornadoes h it the area In Febru ary 1098. They served the rescu e w orkers and victim s o f the storm s. W hen the first brush and woods fires h it n ear Q en ev*. the Salvation Arm y canteen truck w as m anned 96 co n secu ­ tive hours by volu n teers and served 1.500 m eals and 1.000 snacks. * O ther volu n teer* h elp ed distribu te m ore than 1.400 food •a vi baskets. 8.915 cloth in g Item s and m ore than 7.0 00 new toys to 5.800 needy people du rin g the Th an k sgivin g and O hrtstm as seasons • A ll year lon g V olu n teer* h elp d eliverin g m eals on w h eels from the Salvation A rm y Kitchen In Sanford. V olu n teer W alter Sm ith said that Salvation Arm y has served In Sem inole C ounty fo r m ore than 70 yea r*. "A lot go e* on ." he said. *W e visit sh u t-in s. conduct cam ps and ch ild ren 's program s, conduct religio u s program s and h elp sen ior d t lSem inole C ounty Em er­ gency M anagem ent M anager John B lackkw ood w as honored at the breakfast. Firem en d o ­ nated m ore than $2,300 fo r the n eedy at C hristm as. A lso h on ­ ored w as D eputy C h ief S h eriff Steve H arriett. T h e S h e riffs O f­ fice collected $3,000 fo r the Salvation Arm y C hristm as p ro ­ gram . In addition to in dividu al c e r­ tifica tes to S alvation Arm y v o l­ u nteers. tU ior W illiam s p re ­ sen ted special plaqu es to the follow in g: C hristm as B ell Ringers: Church category: First Place M arkham W oods Presbyterian Church: Second Place - G race U nited M ethodist C hurch o f Lake M ary. T h ird Place - First B aptist C hurch o f Sanford. C M c C lu b C ategory. F irst Place • Klw anla C lu b o f Sanford: S e c ­ ond Place - O viedo K lw anls: T h ird Place • Klw anls C lu b o f C entral Fla. Sem inole. G overnm ent C ategory. F irst Place • S h e riffs D ept. S em in ole C o u n ty Second Place • S em i­ n ole C ou n ty F ire D ept. School C ategory: F irst Place ld ylh rild e Elem entary S chool: Second Place - Lake B rantley H igh School, Beta C lu b: T h ird Place • Liberty C h ristian School. In dividu al C ategory: First P la ce • Karen At Pau l E n ch elm eyer Second Place • E llis O sborne; Th ird Place • H aggle Cockm an A n gel T ree G ift*: First Place Target o f O viedo; Second P la ce - Altam onte M all; T h ird Place • O viedo M arket Place. 1998 C an Food D rive: F irst Place • Id yllw lld e Elem entary School: Second Place • Jackson �2A aid. Santofd, Honda • Thursday March 11. 1999 School days in the 1940s, Smith sons honored The following liems arc from the September 21, 1040, e d i­ tion o f the Sanford Herald. Seminole High School Faculty G.E. McKay, Principal: Alex Johnson, Agriculture: Leonard McLueas, Athletic Manager: Catherine Tackach. Physical Education and Health: ILL. Gillespie. Athletics and Social Studies; Ell/aln-th Huhrman and O.O. King. Social Science; Ruth Hand, Eflle Durden. Uuim Chittenden and Lucy Smith. English: Phyllis Smith. Ethel Riser. Kathryn tawton. Mathemattes; Mae Fort, Gladys Smith, Science: Elizabeth Earle. Latin; Lillian Dunlap. Spanish and Civics; Rebecca Stevens, Ollic Mae Harrison. Commercial: Mary K. Stone, Home Econom­ ies; Edna Chittenden, Librar­ ian; Dorothy Sanford, Music. Oviedo School Faculty R.F. Cooper, Principal and Agriculture; M.M. Lord, History' and Coach; /Mints Thomas, English and Geography: Lois Ruddcll. Latin and English; Helen Lrtnhnrt. Math; Louise Beasley, Home Economics: N o­ vella Aulln, Commercial. Margaret Harper. Grades 56: Mary Alllce Williams. Grade 4: Aldred Cone, grades 2-3; Marguerite Partin, grade 1. Lyman School Faculty W J . Wells. Principal; O.H. Skewes. Science and Coach: E.S. Douglas. Commercial; R.T. Milwcc. English and Music; Mrs. Emtc Starr. Home Eco­ nomics; Rosebud North, Math; U-ila Woodbum. Spanish and Sixth Grade; Hcttlc Arnett. Fifth Grade: Christine Bell. Fourth Grade; Horn Willis. Third Grade; Madeline Flotz, Second Grade; Maude Tuppcr. First Grade. 600 SHS Students Return Monday. September 9. 1940, over 600 students assembled In the Seminole High School G r u :i ; S t i \ k c i i m i i :k Tin* Way \\v Were Correspondent auditorium to begin the new school term. Everyone was d e ­ lighted with the new public ad­ dress system which enabled speakers to be heard hi ever)' comer. The program was opened with the Hag salute and the singing of the 'Star Spangled Banner." Rev. W.P. Brooks, pastor of First Baptist Church, gave the Invocation. Supt. TAV. Lawton greeted the students and then Principal G.E. McKay Introduced the fac­ ulty. New teachers were Miss Betty Buhrman. Miss Dorothy Sanford, Miss Kathryn Lawton und Miss Elizabeth Earle. Several announcements were made concerning various Im­ provements to the school in­ cluding the new radio system and several new sets o f books. The students then plrked up their schedules and went to their classes for a few minutes each. School dismissed at 11:30 a.m. Com m unication* System In ­ stalled Seminole High students were enjoying watching the teachers use the new Inter­ communications system to talk to Mr. McKay In the ofTIce and hearing his clear reply. the system was installed b e­ fore thr school term with the help of throe students: John Dunn. Ed Drannan and Cullen Wright. It was called the New Flash* A-Call Super Intercommunica­ tions Sound System and was made l>y a Chicago company. (The article goes on to give the many advantages of ihc system: it Is hard to imagine now a school without an inter­ com system.) New Technology Course Of­ fered The seniors o f SHS would he the first class to have the privilege of using the new tr.\tbooks for a course In elemen­ tary technology. 'Dlls new course was designed to assist students in their participation in the national defense program through the use of technical equipment. at Gainesville. Guy Wood stated that it was desirable to secure active support In behalf o f the Gators from this section of the stale. R A . Smiths Enjoy Vacation Both Ralph. Jr. and Waller Smith, sons o f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, walked away with honors at Camp Ridgecrest. North Carolina whcix they had spent the sum ­ mer. Ralph. Jr. had copped the A S K D IC K K L E IN E R DICK & CHICKI KLEINER U. During the 1960s, I saw a blacki-whltC movie rsllwi T Sm _ A 'M » Hurt** iw a d »U i»n v a n y m o vie s Waltz." It was the story of Johann to list them all, and your synopsis of Strauss. The lady vocalist was Miliza that movie is loo vague for us to iden Koijus. Can you tell me if that film tify. Among the better Burke films: Is available? It was made in IB3S. ' Itecky Sharp." "The Bride Wore Bed," Also, she was In "Caballero del lm“ Dinner At Eight" and. nf course, “The perio," but I have been told that film Wizard of Oz.” 1Trad Mountain, Mich. LOCAL FORECAST Thursday: Sunny. Highs in the low to mld-70s. Lows In the high-50s. Friday: Ptcld. Highs In the uppcr-70s. Lows In the uppcr-50s. Saturday: Ptcld. Highs In the mld-70s. Lows In the m!d-50s. Sunday: PtCldy. Highs in the 70s. Lows In the lower-SOs. TH U RSD AY S u n n y 7 4 51 TH U RSD AY: 8 0 LU NAR TA B LE : m in. 1:40 a.m ., m aj. 8:00 a.m ., m in. 2:10 p.m ., m aj. 8:20 p.m . TID E S : D ayton a B each : high: 4:44 a.m .. 5:06 p.m ., low : 10:57 a.m ., 11:09 p.m . N ew S m yrn a B ea ch : h igh : 4:49 a.m ., 5:1 1p.m ., low : 11:02 a.m ., 11:14 p.m .. C o co a B each : high: 5:04 a.m ., 5:26 p.m ., low: 11:17 F R ID A Y P t c ld . 7 3 5 2 a.m ., 11:29 p.m . SATU RD AY P tc ld 76 57 SUND AY S c ta w 7 6 5 4 EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOTTERY Five different workbooks would be in use; General Me­ chanics. Aeronautics. Radio and Photography. Engines and the Armed Forces, Two SHS teachers assisted In preparing the books for the State Department of Education. These were G.E. McKay, SHS principal and Instructor in math, and Alex R. Johnson. SHS teacher o f vocational agri­ culture. University o f Florida Alumni to Meet University o f Florida Alumni o f Seminole County would hold their first fall meeting fhe next Tuesday night at the Valdez Hole! in the form of a smoker. Guy D. Wood was prrsldrnt. The Alumni Association had abolished all dues and mem­ berships so everyone who had ever nttended U o f F was auto­ matically a member. Florida hud a new loot ball coach. Tom Llcg; the season opener was the next Saturday night against Mississippi State lilM & g When you buy $.99 Tile... Do you ready know what you're buying? 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Starling From BEACH CONDITIONS 3 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 61 degrees and at New Sym m a, 62 degrees. Winds are from the north at 10-15 m.p.h. IJWN I B B * A. Milland died in 1986 and, yes, there Is a video of that film. _______ W Mr. Smith, an employee of Chase and Company, reported that southern mills were w ork­ ing m capacity producing na­ tional dclrnsr orders. At one mill, three shifts were working each day. only stopping fnun midnight Saturday to 10:00 p.m Sunday. / What movies did Burke make? <). This is a hard one. because I only saw part of thp movie years ago. It was a comedy with llillie Burke (not a "Topper" movirl. She played a wealthy wife. I believe. She had a son or daughter who was seeing someone of lower social status. I vaguely remember a comical scene in a restaurant. I love Billie Burke. Could you please list her movies? It would make thr harsh w inters where I live more enjoyable. — B.P.. Smith family visited relatives In Alabama. A few days later, Mrs. Smllli and her mother, Mrs. Meeds, went to Chicago by train for a few days. singles Junior title and also won. with his partner, the dou­ bles matches. Walter won the singles cham­ pionship In the midget class and he and Ids partner took the doubles. hi the meantime. Ralph. Sr., president of the Sanford Tennis Club, had had the opportunity to play tennis every day while vacationing with his wife In the NC mountains. 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Sanford, Florida ■ Thursday, March It, 1999 • 3 A Researching clinical trials POLICE LOG Sheriffs Office for Incidents recorded through March 10: A gg ra va te d assault: SAN FO RD , C hase A ven u e, 240 0 b lo c k , Mnrcti 8, 0:25 p.m. A 43-ycnr-old man wan arrrstrd by Sanford Police for nggrnvalrd domra tic vlolrnce. Police said he nnd his wife began to argue when he relumed home from work. He struck his wife In thr fare to make a point, he said. She earned a bruised eye fnim the fight. D U I: LA K E M A R Y. Lake M ary B ou levard . 2 3 0 0 b lo c k . March 8, 3:55 a m. A 53-year-old man was arrested tnr Seminole County sherlfTs deputies for driving under the Influence. LONGW OOD, F lo rid a A ven u e a t U.B. H igh w ay 17*02, March H. 1:53 n.m. A 28-year-old titan was arrrstrd by Seminole County shriifTs deputies for driving under the Influence. SANFO RD , Park A ven u e. 240 0 b lo c k . March 8. 2:50 n.m. A 20-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sherlfTs deputies for driving under the Influence. SAN FO RD , P a lm e tto A ven u e. 2 4 0 0 b lo c k . March 8. 4:10 a.hi. A 20-year-old woman was arrested by Sanford l*ollcc for driving under the Influence. D ru gs: A LTA M O N T E S P R IN G *. Lake at M a ta March 0. 1:03 a.m. A 10-year-old man was arrested by Semi­ nole County shm fTs deputies for possession o f leas than 20 grams of marijuana nnd for obstruction without violence. Deputies said they had stopped the man for a traffic violation and he gave them a nnme and a birthday, which did not match the Information on Ills driver license. When they becume suspicions of the Information, they questioned him fur­ ther nnd got thr correct Information and found an outstand­ ing warrant. While searching his after his arrest, they found a partially smoked marijuana cigarette In his pocket. SANFO RD . 13* S tre e t at O live. March 8. 3:47 p.m. A 45year-old man was arrested Iry Seminole County sherlfTs deputies for (mssrsslon of drug paraphernalia. Deputies said the man was t>rlng arrested on a warrant. They suld during his arrest, he threw u candy wrap|>er to the ground. Inside (he wrapper, there was a metul pl|>r used for smoking m ari­ juana. There was marijuana residue on the pipe. Retail th e n : C A SSE LB E R R Y. S ta te R oad 436, 1000 b lo c k . Murch 8. 1:10 p.m. A 40-year-old man was arrested for retail theft by CasMiljriTy l*ollce. Police said he ordered a quantity of roast Iteef and some cheese from the dell department and then tried In leave the store without paying for the Items, which he had tried to hide under his clothing. • OBITUARIES S TA N LE Y FELDSTE1N Stanley Frldslrln, 77. Dres­ den Cl.. Sanford, died Tuesday. March 0. 1000. Dorn Dec. 8. 1021 In Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved lo Central Florida In IDOH. .JV J 'lliljle lp was a fin­ gerprint* s|ie«iallsl ‘ lor the O r­ ange County Sheriffs Office, lie was Jewish. Mr. Frldslrln was retired from the Air Force und Marine Corps. Survivors include wife. Ann Frldslrln. Sanford: daughter. Judith Carter. Clourester. Mass.; step-son. Brian Kelser. Sanford: step-daughter. Cynthia DeClerk. Belle Isle; four grandsons. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of urrunge merits. W ILL IA M FE RG U SO N William Frrguson. 82. J es­ sup Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday. March 4. 1000 In Altamonte Springs. Bom March 4. 1017 In Ashbum. Georgia, hr was a citrus farm hrl|>rr and u member o f Saint Luke M B. Church. Survivors Include sons. Jimmie la-e Frrguson. Thqmas Lrr Ferguson and Stanley Thompson, all o f Sanford; daughters. Mlldrrd Jackson. Sanford; Willie (‘earl Williams. Daytona Beach; nnd Susie Marie Buchanan, Jefferson­ ville, PA: 18 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and flvr great-great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Wllson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary of Sanford. ERW IN C H R IS T IA N G RU BE R Erwin Christian Gruber. 03. Boysenberry CL. Winter Springs, died Monday. March 8. 1000. Bom May 22. 1935 In Oennany, he moved to Cen­ tral Florida from Milwaukee, W1 In 1970. Mr. Gruber was a lithographer In the paper In­ dustry. served In the Army and c o s t * I i t » I f> h t l l tie v a lu n it g r e a t By the Editors of Coniamer Reports 77ir following reports u<crc compllctl from the Seminole County : V • was n member of St. Lukes Lu­ theran Church und the Oernun / American Society In Al­ tamonte Springs. Survivors Include wife, bonny Gruber. Winter Springs; daughters. Dprrrn . (Vwjiclurt. Lake Mary; und ItaJOine Rich­ ter, Houston. TX; and ^ g r a n d ­ children. A memorial service will be held tonight at 7 p.m. M St. Lukes Lutheran Church. 2021 SK 426 In Oviedo. Fu­ neral arrangements by Baldwln-FuIrrhtld Funeral Home In Oviedo. W IL L IA M L. M U LLIN S William L Mullins, 75. Ross Drive. Deltona, died Tuesday. March 0. 1900. Bom Donald. WV. he moved to Central Florida from IlyattsvUle. MD In 1970. Mr. Mullins was an electronics engineer for Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab for 25 years. He was Baptist und enjoyed bowling and golf. Survivors Include wife, Mary L. Mullins. Deltona: daughters. Sandra A. Alexander, Hager­ stown. MD; and Janet Lea Smith, Deltona; son. Lester A. Mullins. Deltona; sister. Betty Mullins. Fenwick. WV; broth­ ers. Wymouth L. Mullins, Cralgsville, WV. and Billy Mul­ lins. Charleston. WV; and 3 grandchildren. Funeral ar­ rangements by Baldauff Fam­ ily Funeral Home. . FEUM TEIN. STANLEY Funeral Services for Stanley Feldstein. 77, of Sanford, wiio died Tnesduy will be 12:00 p.m. Friday nt the Gramkow Funeral Home Cliupcl. Interment will be in Ar­ lington National Cemetery. 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But e big monitor isn’t ' TV;.you don't necessarily have to sit farther away from a large In 1990, the United Stales consumed more oil (9182 million gallons) then Japan. China, Germany end Russia combined. Subscribe Turley' Clinical trials of experimental drugs determine whether or not new treat­ CONSUM ER ments work. That makes them vital to society. REPO RTS However, participants need to know that trials are designed mainly to ad­ vance science, not to help the people who volunteer for them, it’s true that few inches thick and not as heavy as some volunteers benefit greatly from CRTs, may be digital or analog. Digi­ the trials, receiving treatment (hat tal LCDs offer a consistently sharp piewould otherwise be unavailable lo lure (when the monitor is set lo its op them, but others get no benefit at all, timum resolution) and use less energy. cither because they received a place­ Analogs need tweaking for the best bo — a dummy treatment — or be­ picture. But the image may not be as cause the experimental therapy bright or have as much contrast as a doesn’t work. Still other volunteers CRTs, and it dims as you mow your may actually be harmed. view off center. When doctors were the main means You can get a sense of how a mon­ of steering people to clinical trials, itor performs by doing a few simple In­ they generally made those distinctions store checks. Call up a page of text to clear. But more and more volunlrers ace if (he center and (he edges of the are being recruited through adver­ Image are dear and that the text is tisements — in newspapers, on buses crisp, not slightly blurry. Then call up and subways, on the Internet, even on a color image to see (hat the colors college bulletin boards. Those ads look natural. With a CRT monitor or often give the impression that Joining a clinical trial will help you, not sci­ an analog LCD. you may have to tweak ence, and they seldom mention the un­ the controls to get the best image. A digital LCD should give you perfect pleasant possibilities Some ads are focus and no geometric distortion — designed to entice you by offering free, all you have to worry about is the apparently top-notch care. No one knows how many study vol­ brightness control Here are some terms you should unteers are helped or harmed, since know when choosing a CRT: no one compiles aggregate data on the — Dol pitch Is the spacing between outcomes. But one thing la certain: the phosphor dots on the picture lube Clinical trials are booming, due to record levels of government and pri­ that produce an image Don't buy a vate funding for medical research Un­ monitor with a dot pitch higher than fortunately, that boom has not only 021 mm. — Resolution is the number of pic­ fostered nuestinnsble recruitment ture elements, or pixels, used to create practices but has also strained the the image on a screen A monitor op­ system of safeguards designed to pm erated at a higher resolution grneral tret volunteers ly shows more detail, but the higher To minimise risks to volunteers, the resolution and the larger thr most studies sponsored by the U S screen, the higher the refresh rate (the government or Involving a drug or other product regulated by the feder­ number of times per second the image is redrawn on the tube) youll need al Food and Drug Administration must be overseen by one of the nation's sev­ We’ve found that a 17- or 19-inch mon­ itor set lo a resolution of 1.024x714 eral thousand institutional review pixels can be used comfortably with a boards. Those panels — staffed by doc refresh rale of at L«st 75 hertz (Hz). tors, ethidsta and laypeople, and A IS inch CRT monitor for shout funded by hospitals, universities, gov 9200 to 9350 will be fine for word pro­ rmment and manufacturers — Judge cessing and simple spreadsheets, but the scientific and ethical merit of pro posed studies, document that volun­ consider a 17- or 19 inch model if you work with graphics, with several doc­ teers gave informed consent, and uments open at once, or with large monitor the results. If anything looks wrong or goes wrong the panel is sup . spreadsheets. tThe best 17-inch models from our tests cost between posed lo step in. 9400 and 9500. the best 19 inchers, 94M However, a yearlong investigation of to 1450) drug trials by the U.S Department of If you need to maximize desk space, Health and Human Services found that a digital fiat panel monitor is a good, this system is breaking down Over­ albeit pricey, option. sight committees, the investigation's When buying a new CRT monitor, IIM report warned, "review too much, check to see if your computer will need loo quickly, with too little expertise " aodi a new video card with additional speed To be sure. Joining a trial lets you and memory. If you switch to a digital make a potentially vital contribution to LCD monitor and your computer medical science, and may even be doesn’t have a built in digital display helpful when conventional therapies connection, youll have to buy a video fail But It's Important for volunteers card with a digital connector. to learn all they ran about the poten­ tial risks Here are some guidelines I. Find a study. Your doctor can help you decide on a | may be able to trial — or refer you lo a specialist who ran Other Rood sources Include: — The National Institutes of Health, which lls li governmentfunded studies of virtually all major dileases. Check Its Wrh alte. — CenterWatch, which lists some 7,000 privately fended dinical triala at www.centerwatch com. 2. Question the investigators. Once you've narrowed the field, thorn search the Internet or a medical I for information about the and talk to your physician again. Thao phone the investigators dtreefty— Ide­ ally, in a conference call with your doctor. If you meet the study's eligi­ bility criteria, ask questions, including: — What evidence supports the treatment’s efficacy and safety? — What is the study designed to test? — What are the possible aide effects and risks? 3. Scrutinise Uie form. If you’re sat­ isfied with the answers, ask to take home an Informed-consent document It should guarantee, among other things, that: — You11be warned of potential riska and side effects. — You can drop out at any time, for any reason. — You’ll be promptly informed of any adverse findings during the study that might make you want to drop out Y O U R N E W S P A P E R As a m atter o f fact, just 3% down. Now you don't have to wait to buy a house until you've saved up a big down payment. SunTrust now offers mortgage loans that require only 3% down. And the 3% you need can be borrowed or gifted. 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At The Beach Scene, surfing enthusiasts can choose from a large selection of surfboards, ikimboards and boogie boards They supply custom boards as wriL Expert advice torn the salespeople atihe BeachScene will make choosing the right equipment easy. All ihe accessories and supplies you need to maintain your board In top condition an also available: Beach lovers can find beachwear af all types here, including wetsuits, T-shirn and the most fashionable swimsuits for both men and women. High fashion eris swimsuits by California Mutes, Massimo, Point Conception. Roxy, Rutty and Venus as well as men's swimsuits by Aaron. womens OneiU, Quicksilver, Ripciui and Rustyare all carried at The Bewcfi Scene. They have anything and everything you’ll y at the beach. Brand name items of the highest quality are featured, and thrir prices will bring you back again and again. This shop is recognized as one of the best and most complete sun shops In the entire area. Whatever vour favorite beach activity, come by and see what they can offer you. Thrir friendly service and quality products will make The Beach Scene your beach and surf supply headquarters. Su n jet Aviation, In c. In Business For Over 7Years ins; iim iiuy* m en uam vu, u t u i x u puuts m u g u ju u iu )u u i u m u iu u u ii awt.iyi j m " i m u u i w in v « im h h h iix Mciuuta or stopovers lo pick up more passengers. Thrir jets are equipped with comfort centers and stereos. When you charter a flight with Sunjet Aviation, your trip will be uninterrupted and peaceful, allowing you to relax or catch up on last minute details that may be crucial for your next meeting a t M i l *4 IftH M V V U Ilip iV IV U 1 ■#M V i ■ I f t M H I charter services offered in the area, contact Sunjet Aviation today. Sem inole Trinity C hristian School AMinistryOfChurch OfGod OfSanford Seminole Trinity Christian School is located In Sanford at 801 WVst 22nd Street, pltone 321-2723. flus school uses tlte Abeka curriculum built upon traditional ideas and values where Giristianity is the watchword at all times. An investment in a Christian education is an imesunent in your child that will pay real dividends in future years.Theyoffer an individualized learning systemwith a customized curriculum designed for each student. In tlte classroom, yuur dtild will receive necessary skills and guidance and will k-ain to make good dec isions in the world and the community. To get anywhere today, one must have a good education. Seminole Trinity Christian School offers programs for pre-kinderith the emphasis on academics. They have been a leader in advancing the educational level of gotten through 12th grade, with emii students in this area for many wars. Graduates of this school are able lo excel in college as well as later in life. To help yuur child prepare (or tiie future in a healthy, well-rounded environment, contact Seminole Trinity Christian School today. Yuur child will thank you for it later. lor information about their registration, class schedules, special ewnts or academic programs, fed free to call SeminoleTrinity Christian Srltool at 321-2723 Let them help make the difference in your dtild s education and future. Most of us recopibr a tastefully decorated room when we see it, but not many of us can create a really distinctive look without help. Interior destpi professionals are trained to create the specific look desired Showplace can design the Interior of your home or business so that it wul be beautiful yet functional and uniquely your own. Located in Longwood at 750 Horida Central fcukway, they Invite you to visit thrir extensive showroom open to the public six days a week, or phone 831-4333 to arrange a professional design consultation. Showplace offers the people of this area open Interior design services for home or office, wrking doseh1with you. they will find the 'look' that will work best for your Disposes, then choose all the furnishings necessary to achieve that look from concept to completion. Wall and floor coverings, window treat­ ments, furniture, lamps, wall decorations and accessories as wril as luxuryhome fumishinp and several customdesigned pieces are display. They are featured in many consumer and trade magazines and shwhouies throughout the area, which are sponsored by the Orlando Opera. They are also winners of the GrandAwardin &I1997, and the Atrndr afHomo In spring 1996. The designers at Showplace have an outstanding reputation in the area. With the building season fast approaching, they have a unique selection of mood merchandising projects available to home builders. When your project Is complete and you arc surrounded by a comfortable and beautiful atmosphere, you'll be glad you called Showplace. Lake M ary D ance Academ y Shen-ie Mullen, Owner •Georgk) Fagan, Artistic Director Academy, located in Lake Mary at siorulism, quality, and above all addition of having funwhile leamlng’Tlielr qualified Instructors haw been trained at the finest studios, and they always give person­ alized attention to each and every student. Lake Mary Dance Academy features classes In classical ballet, pointe, modem jazz, tap, hip hop and much more. Thu will meet many fine people who are enjoying this challenging art form.\bu1t find that thrir dancing plans are wry reasonably priced, and range from beginner to advanced and from child to adult The expert guidance received at Lake Mary Dance Academy is designed with the recreational and serious dancer In mind. All of thrir dasses are available during the school year as well as throughout the summer. To keep your kids off the couch, summer classes are a good opportunity to haw them try something they’ve never done before. Gtw Lake Mary Dance Academy a call at 323-8662about summer classes or any additional information. Vbull be Instructed In the finer techniques of dance, and will like tlx friendly way you will be treated. You. loo, can appreciate all the Mings of accom­ plishment dancing provides while learning at their modem, air-conditioned studio. A lberto Sanchez, d m d • C harm aine I. O rtiz, d m d General DentistryWithAHolistic Approach Vbur smile is meant to last a lifetime. Protecting and improving the health and appearance of your oral cavity and surrounding areas is one of the goals of this practice. Not only will you benefit from the latest dental technologies and materials, but abo from natural alternative treatments such as aromatherapy, herbology, natural remedies, massage therapy and Reiki techniques. Alberto Sancfrez, DMD, and Charmaine I. Ortiz, DMD, are a husband and wife team, and thrir office Is located in Lake Mary at restorations, being a minimally Invasive practice. Today, dentistry is virtually painless, but many people still associate dentistry with discomfort. Dra. Sanchez and Ortiz under­ stand this act and try to make your visit as pleasant as possible, realizing that regularcheck-ups are your family's best defense against Aidingconcerned, individualized treatment to all of thrir patients, they welcome your Inquiries and will be glad dental disease. Pros?d treatment and care priori prior to performing any procedures. Most insurance plans are welcome and convenient to discuss proposed office Itours are available by appoiniiment. _ I. Ortiz, DMD, believe that health, like success, is a continuous journey. Begin that Alberto Sanchez, DMD, aixi and Charmaine C journey today! Make an appointment with Dn. Sanchez and Ortiz, and put litem on your family's health care team. I �Seminole Herald, San lord, Florida - Thursday, March 11, 1999 - 8 A A rm y Continued from Page 1A Heights Middle School; Third Place * Wcklva Elementary School Best Cook In Seminole County Conil Earley • Presented to her been use of oil the meals she prepared after the Febmnry tornadoes Tor the victim families and other relief volunteer groups. Volunteer o f the Year plaque was presented to John Uaubiltz for his many volunteer hours keeping the’ Snlvntlon Army's canned food storage shelves stacked and sorted properly, handling warehouse chores, helping run errands In Army’s vans, and helping wherever he was needed. The entire gym was full of voluntary donations o f clothing, food and other Items donated by Seminole County residents after February twisters. Tire Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith Outstanding Community Serv­ ice plaques were awarded •olntly to the Seminole County Sheriffs and Fire Departments for their outstanding perform­ ance during our natural disas­ ters last year. Accepting for the Sheri ft’s Department was Chief Deputy Sheriff Steve Harriett and John Blackwood, Emer­ gency Management Manager for the Seminole County EMS Fire Departments. Lt. Colonels Henry and Jua­ nita Lodge, from Tampa Divi­ sional Salvation Army head­ quarters. addressed the volun­ teer gathering. MMM PTtotM Sf Tommy vtncanl Somtnoto County Sheriffs and Emergency Disaster Flro Department officials were honored by the county Salvation Army last Saturday at their annual volunteer appreciation breakfast held af Markham Woods Pres­ byterian Church. Major Bruce Wiliams of the Salva­ tion Army Is shown horo as he presents a rotating tro­ phy to Semlnola County Sheriffs Office Chief Deputy Steve Harriett end John Blackwood. Emergency Man­ agement Manager for the Fire Department. The Sher­ iffs Office collected more than $3,000 during (he Christmas BoD Ringing. The firemen donated than $2,300 for the needy at Christmas. L i T T p B l\ l M? C C L I ■ ' l 7 b 1 Mi X ■ I I I I \ l I ' I I '. « / I I '. 1 / T I f W * M M 4 m Reader /Vis In "litis Section l*npoml By Contract Advertising, Inc C I9 9 9 AH Rights Reserved. Aquatic Im ages & Landscape D esign RickEvans,owner When n comes to your landscape, nothing is more unique arid attractive than a custom designed water display from Aquatk Images k landscape Design, phone'249-8373.they apply the economical andpractical designconcepts to create an unusual arid serene environment to your residential and commercial property. They ofler you an individuality you will find nowhere else. Ironi initial planning through construction. tins are fulh res|K>risihie fur your aimplete job Waterfalls, streams fountains, koi [Hinds and a nrnud of additional water features an* among (Ih*services provided by these professionals When you place Aquatk ponds Images & landscape Design imlurge, your pmject can In*reali/eil m a minimum of time and al the lowest rates possible for quality ssorL They work directly with you from design loin 1 'insuring ' you a professional looking job i installation, always II sou warn to create an outdoor living arra. U-auiify your home, or enhance your plan* of bvAihnv call Aquatk Images A landscape Design from planning to Inst; tallatkin and yeariy mainterunre. ihcsr are the errathe specialists to call Travel Trends Usa Surmacz, Owner Trawl agents are lire petiole ssiui make il all work They are the true trawl experts in a country that has made tourisma complex industry In the world o( trawl, tire unknowing consumer is the russengn most likely to p. pay too much for too little. The travel expert to call in tiiis area is Travel Trends, kieated in lo o g w iH x l at 24H4 West Stale Koad 434, phu phone 788-6677. competent services. Give them a call and lifvy diem arrange your next trip fur you. They can arrange all airline and resort accommodations as well provide all Information necessary to make your next trip as enjoyable and economical c as possible. Whether ilk around the comer around the world, call Travel Trends for first-class service. Regatta Shores Waterfront Apartment Homes ■At Regatta Shorn, their keys open Use door to more dun just an apartment. Thw unlock all of the amenities you've been searching lor in a romenicni location. Today, many people are turning to the apartment for comfortable living and convenience. By mum ing instead of owning, you can eliminate maintenance expense, real estate lax and other homeowner headaches. Tnc budding* and ami grounds grounds-'"-------— -------J“and J well— 1— *— at all times. — ”* ' gated conmwThe buildings of Regatta Shores -------' are professionally managed maintained This nity provides ample lulling in wvll-lji areas. These apartments am conveniently located near area businesses, restaurants, schools and shopping areas. TTiey oiler you a real sense uf privacy as well as comenkncc. Regatta Shore* features a variety of Door plans with v|uckxis luinv wall-to-wall carpeting and fully equipped kitchens. Each unit also lias a monitored intrusion alarm. look io Regatta Shores for more dun just a roof over your head. All of their apartments are beautifully designed to fit your [M-rsonal needs. They are located in Sanford al 2335West Seminole Boulevard. Call the rental office at 323-2828 far additional infor­ mation and unit availability. If you would like worry-free living in a modem comfortable atmosphere, there simply is no other choke. B est P flW Forward TYainingIn Central Florida For MoreThan 25Years you have acquired a dog within the last yvar. yvar, yc If yini you may have been wondering about how to turn that pup into the well-mannered,l obedient pet you want him to be. In this area, the specialist to contact for your dog training needs is Best Piw forward, located in Sanforn at 2544 South Fork Drive, plume 3283-0550. These pmfesskmals are expens in aUphases of obedience training, whedier you simply want your pet to behave better for you arn < show, obedience or agility tides. The expert instructors at Best Paw forward offer gentle lamily-oriented training in small nr earn ^ t you a quote on the price of their various programs. | Puppy love classes arc available for puppies under - -* Idog s lor your special [Hi's obedience (raining, contact Best Paw Forward loday. Also check out their WebsJte at www.iag.nil/fr bestpaw/. Tiny Mine in gentle, effective training basedon trust and respect. Over The Hill Farm Bill Schaub, Owner I lorse owners are proud of their animals and take great pride in caring for them. If you own a hone, you probably treat it like i Nutritional feed, daily exercise and healdt care are oil provided. They can also train your horse far Englishpleasure as well as both horse and rider for show, hunter and jumpers. They specialize in preparing both hone and rider for (oplevel competition. Call them 1912 to inquire about instruction scheduks sdiedulcs and boarding rates. at 322-1912 Hie instructors and staff of Over The IU11 Farm are happy to answer questions concerning breeding riding accessories and health care products. Thu can feel confident dial you and your will receive the finest attention from their caring staff. Over The Hill Fium lias earned an exceptional reputation for prov' ' superior riding and boarding facilities and welcome your inquiries. Anglez Salon Vo. mteers honored at the Salvation Army's apprecia­ tion breakfast last Saturday at Markham Woods Presbyterian Church (left to right): Rev. Chas Jonas. Pastor of Markham Wooda Presbyterians, who won first place in church category of Christmas bo« ring­ ers; Volunteer of the Year John Baublitz; Chief Dep­ uty Sheriff Steve Harriett with the Sheriffs Depart- Hi© Happy Elves merit Outstanding Community Service Award: Major Bruce Williams is show holding the Sheriffs and Fire Departments rotating trophy; Carol Earley was named the Best Cook In Seminole County; Jim Barks and < Harry Reid represented the Khwanis Club of Sanford, which won first place in the Civic dub category during the Christmas Bell Ringing fund-raiser. WendyCollard, Director* In Business For Over 16Years The Hippy Lives, totaled in lake Mary al 120Iasi Crystal lake Avenue, phone 321-2384. is the nurvery professional in (his area. The wrU-train^ waff ransbts of certIfiedlrachen who will give your children the personal attention and guidance they need to leam the fundamental dolls n m child needs for their school wan. Children are taught their ABCs, numbers, colors, musk, and other groupacthitirv that help them prepare for the future. Through >van of experience in nursery' education, the capable staff at The Happy Ehes has learned that through individual attention, your child can spend his preschool years having fun learning at his own pace to make an easy transition into his school years. All of the teachers here arc totally committed to providing tender loving care to each and every child so that parents can rest assured that their child is in a well-balanced, happy environment Call The Happy D m and help your youngster take that first important step! If you're interested in a creative, individualized program geared ro your child's social, emotional, physical and cognitive development, contact these nursery professionals today. Sunshine Hom e Finders, In c. Rich Fddstein, Owner/Broker The purpose and function of a real estate firm is to provide a marketing service to owners of real estate and assist purchasers in making informed decisions when purchasing real property. The function and obligation of the management of a real estate firm is to provide the best service possible io the public. If management possesses a high degree of knowledge, experience and integrity, ana strives for excellence, it permeates the organizalion, creating a reputation second to none. These philosophies have made Sunshine Home Roden, located in Seminole County, phone 323-2573, one of the most ne 323-2573. outstanding real estate firms anywhere. They represent their clients throughout every transaction,, er ensuring the best investment. whether it be a residential or income property. Whether you're seeking a cottage or a castle, a small lot or a hundred-acre tract, a cozy apartment or a spacious condominium, nay consult die expert siaff al Sunshine! Home I' you may Finders, knowing they will find you a property of quality and character. Powell O ffice Supply11 >"1 Iff you sou own or manaer manage an officr. offkr. youll soul be glad to krww know tb that there is a firm bm that can 1 fiOafl muz office supply needs, from fumlRwefl Office ,Supply, r hire toi folders and forms Ar At Rmefl they pride themselves on providing everything sou need to set « up or redecorate your office and keep it running smoothly. They are located in Sanford at 117 Magnolia Avenue, ana can be reached reach* al 322-5842. Potwfl Office Supply has a complete line of office furniture, from executive lines to budget pieces. Desks, chairs, panels, filing cabinets, tables, shelving and computer furniture are all offered. 1/you want your office designed to be as efficient, practical and attractive as possible, these are the specialists to contact Al Fomril Office Supply, you will aho find a complete selection of office www.poweil-ofDcesupply.com. Dykes H eating & Air C onditioning TbbyDykes, Owner There's nothing quite as satisfying as dosing vourrwindows on tthe Grit hot day of the spring or summer season and turning on vour central air conditioning system. That is, providing ntem is still In good repair. Otherwise, you're In for a disappointment, unless you have yourrcentral air conditioning system c checked thoroughly from time to time, you just can't count on it always being there when you need il. Dyke* Ifeatlng 4i Air Conditioning offers complete sales and service of central heating and air conditioning systems, and they can help you to receive die maximum return from your system In terms of comfort efficiency and reliability. They are located in Sanford, and can be reached by phoning 330-1777. They are a licensed contractor and perform service and repair on almost any make of air conditioner. Their experience in this line of work is your guarantee of quality and dependabilityThey have been serving the area * “ by their * ' customers rea for some time, and are lhighly recommended Give diem a call today and let them put your system in tip-top shape For any air conditioning installation or repair work, contact let the professionals at Dykes Healing 1/Air Conditioning who have satisfied the needs of so many throughout the area Capstone C om m unications, In c. Richard Owen, Owner Trw telephone b used more than any communication instrument in the world today, and Ions Htuanr* distance callina is than ever before. In our competitive society, Americans are constantly for ways to save on long distance ‘ tat996Westwood:Square, phone distance calls. dear transmission on each and every call when you ‘ hook up' with Capstone Communication!. They distance service* to both business and residential customers including 24-nour 24 customer service, volume discounts,' calling BOOservice, teleconferencing, wans line to date witn the latest technology in teiecommunkadons and believes in thdr customers' needs. Most importantly, they offer substantial savings that youcan see on your telephone bill every month. VbuTI find that all of their operators are helpful and courteous, makingyour calling needs their top priority. Tb receive more information on their personalized services, phone them at 977-9544 today See the difference long distance calling with Cap*tone Communication* can make in your telephone bill! Think globally but shop locally* Sanford G ym nastics A ssociation Brenda Adams, Owner 333-3133. The services of thb color specialists and can cut and styie your «yk i fashion beauty work in preference to just the ordinary slumpoo and set, thb b live salon where vou will want to become a regular customer. They'are altogether familiar with all phases of modem beauty care. They have an abundance of information and knowledge as to what uiould be done with hair—and as to what reasonably may be expected of ll They specialize in coloring including color tiighliglus and liighlights with foil as well as color correction. Today's newesthairstyles are offered at prices less dun you can Imagine. These professkmab are also permanent make-up artists and can apply permanent color for eyebrows, eyelids, eyeliner and llpuner. Anglez Salon b pleasatu in every respect Trie atmosphere b comfortable and the hair stylists courteous. Call for an appoint­ ment today. Remember, a successful hairstyle comes from the extra care, pride and attention put into it The professional stylists hoe arc awaiting to show you what a full-service salon is all about salon W ilson-Eichelberger M ortuary, In c. Eunice I.Wilson, Funeral Dlrector/Owner Bernard D. Mitchell, Funeral Diiector/Manager From the dawn of recorded history, humans liave buried their dead in a ceremonial manner. Each culture had its own format for died ceremony, but the common diread, regardless of religious beliefs, was to cekbrate the life of the deceased and bring comfort to die family.That tradition b carried on todaypy Wlbon-Eichelbetger Mortuary. lined affordable service i their dienb Indealing die*. They can provide information regarding in-ground interment mausoleums, cremation and monuments. Their experienced and compassionate staff b available for pre-planning assistance whether needed in the Immediate or dblant future.Jheir facilities can accommodate any size or type of service, each individually planned according to the family's religious faith and specific wishes. rburdens that the family has to bear b considered a instruction is weu acv to serve tnese needs Santoro Gymnastics Association. located in banlord at GOl East 25th Place, phone (4071323-2462, have found that many of their students possess greater coordination and confidence as a result of learning thb art of movemenL Learning here b always an enjoyable experience. The facilities are among the best in the entire area. Their instructors specialize in gymnastics rather than teach it only as a sideline. Sanford Gymnastics Association offers classes for children begin­ ning at aoe two. Older youths and adults can also enroll in beginning, intermediate and advanced classes. Sanford n v m n a tilra A im H ilIn n nFfprc ihn flnptt ovmnactfr incfm rfinn in fhp an>3 and at mnef maenn C entral Florida Fabricators, Inc. T l l 6 A d d lS O ll G lO U p A. ChrisAddison, President Industrial and commercial enterprises in thb area have benefited from the vast engineering knowledge and steel erection abilities of Central Florida Fabricators, Inc./The Addison Group, located in Lake Mary at 10b Commerce Street. Suite 107, phone (407) 929-4919. Through their efforts to provide building structures with high grade fabricated steel members, and their qualified ability to erect the same, thb company has earned a fine reputation in this area. Whatever your steel needs may be, thb firm can handle the job with the utmost of competency. Their skilled engineer^ will then begin the actual assembly and erection of the fabricated steel When you need steel service, call Central Florida Fabricators, IncJThe Addison Group, and they will give yout an t accurate estimate or they will be happy to advise you on your particular needs. They work with each customer to make sure that every task b completed according to specification. For skilled expertise, call Central Horida Fabricators, IncJThe Add! where service b the last word. L. �• A • Swninola Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. March 11, 1999 Employee of the Month Poke# Officer Paul H en la the Sanford Employee of •he Month. H en la u iig n o d to Community Policing In the Ooktsboro area. Ha la active In the Harbor* pro* gram, where officer* aaaist In the tutoring of youth in achool subjects and computer skin*. Ha alao partici­ Noise amount o f fligh ts or the tim e o f the fligh ts could be seen as discrim in atory by fed eral o ffi­ cials, Dow said. T h e Part 150 N oise study, funded by the FAA. is about 75 percent com plete. Dow said. N oise ntoullors recen tly show ed that as an aircraft lands bom the w est, the n oise leve l reaches 80 d ecib els In a 2 0 second period o vrr Heathrow. Th e n oise levels reach 83 d e c i­ b els over Lake M ary, and can reach as high as 07 d e c ib e ls over Sanford. Consultant Jim m y OofT told the Sanford A irport A u th ority on Feb. 2 d ial the n oise leve l w ould be w ell below the 0 3 d ecib el level had It been c a l­ cu lated u sin g a 24-h ou r a ver­ age. N oise Is not con sid ered e x c e p tv e u nder Federal A v ia ­ tion A dm inistration standards u nless It reaches 05 d e c ib e ls over a 24-h ou r period. OofT, w ho la project m anager fo r HNTB C orp.. an en gin eerin g pate* In ahop with a COP wth the Fraternal Order of Police. On Jan. 4, H en aaaleted the Seminoie County Sheriffs O ffice In the arrest of a subject wanted for burglary and fleeing Law Enforcement O f­ ficers. com pany that is u pdating gu idelin es on how to control noise and plan fo r developm en t at th e airport, said the next step In the noise stu dy w ould be to solicit pu blic Input. Sanford A irport Authority Chairm an K m W righ t has said the airport w ill w ork on the s in ­ gle event exp erien ces that p e o ­ ple are com plain in g about, and that airport o fficia ls w ill Identify w hich n oise even ts are attrlbut- able to the O rlando tional A irport. In tern a­ A new Instrum ent Landing System , com m issioned for o p ­ eration In the sum m er, w ill p ro ­ vid e nnvtgatlonal assistan ce for aircraft landing at the airport's m ain runw ay du rin g poor w eather. Th e ILS w ill allow for a p recision approach to the runw ay, according to airport o f­ ficia ls. Chock out or Ufeetytea sec tlon every Weekend In the Seminole Herald. Every edition of Ufeetylee offers: •Health and Fltnees News m " m a r VKM 3 * r, • , Z o x • • • • « • • • • • • • .m ot • , fVt s' f M M M w •« * • « • * < — * «* < * «* » M i r i M M • ■*1 * * »•'. * Whether it be fine furniture, or vintage clothing and apparel you will find it with one of the businesses advertising in this directory. Advertise in this directory for only $30 a week and we will do a profile on your business. Call 322-2611 and ask for the advertising department. S A Jn p E state Furniture ^Antiques, Gifts, an d Collectibles ANTIQUES & FINE FURNITURE ♦ Early Attic ♦ Florals ♦ Victorian Line* yesteryears 1 M A E .U I Sheet • Sanford, FL *2771 Sharon Huggins (407) 323-3457 S T . J O H N 'S B A Y A N T ia n s s * COLLBCTIBLB8 -A m Conveniently located In Downtown Sat\fbrd. Wc after Shelley, Royal Daukons, Nippon*, RoacviUc, Umogcs, Hull, and llall. Wc abo offer (he targe* *d cc(ion o f Bone China anU Chlnu In Sanford. For convenient hour*, location*, and best *clccilon*. Vl*a St. John* Bay 205 East First St. Suite F Sanford, FL 32771 Bcowte through our chamlne old home built In 1908, what >ou will find an IntemUnt blend of old and new a I , T reasu res to hand down ^ for generations." ■ "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." M fl When it comes to antiques, it's all in the eye of the beholder to decide what's a treasure. ■ ■ . • , ty ■ Advertise in this directory for only $M per week and get a profile done on your business. Call 322-2611 . ; ! , 1 . �\ r- ■ L .,„ ,4 Sports Sem inole Herald K i s s \\ II11 Staff Writer BL Ja' P Ranked teams romp Lake Mary, Winter Springs softball teams show rankings justified the Kama the lead. Megan Dontrlch later drove In a run as the hosts added two more runs. That was all the runs pitcher I lallle Sowards would need. Sowards (4-1) is arguably the county s best pitcher and she finished with a two-hltter. striking out 10. Including three straight In the seventh Inning. Lake Mary (10-1) scored again In the third Inning when Dontrlch singled with two outs. stole second, and scored on a “ nRle by Nicole White. .T B ? B r o k e lto p e n In the fourth Inning. With one out. K ' " ) ' v r ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR BEA RS G RO W L s w a s Th e Ram a are one ol tw o h igh ly ranked team s • W in ter S prin gs is ranked third In 3A In S em in ole C ounty, but. with the sam e pitch in g s ta ff and alm ost the exact aam e lineu p as last season , the Ram s have been through the district and region al w ars and appear aa focused as la st season . S till. Fisher said It's too early to start lookin g past an yon e. « .u . the fifth inning. Mindy Crouse 7“ " tS n S S S . - ! jar— g£fi£x?rixzwn*''‘ Christ In Shrupp led a 2 1-hit S i ? ^ T h a m «de ^ ^ * ^oUnd ^ - ,VUnd 4 ^ u m homclo. in? 1^31?; J t t S T d J e n,Rh' ,0 p,ay ™ n,ty * * * thrown away, allowing Crouse to come around. and 8EAR8 19, HUSTLER BEE* 0 Seminole will look to stay undefeated In district nlav with T P“ y WIUI a 4:15 p.m. game against the CaleSW 000 00 . 0 1 0 s J ^ ' 2,1 - S " 1" tZCSL Mmipj. IIH 3,1 - U2"1 “pnno* . non* h i t ". nonr arrant. . wmwr Sprat*. 94 ** - * - w'* ™ « « HiJuJix. i0. . o b e h io u n d s la son s i s is is ^ £ K*t*u*k** WP UI rv II*11. U* .'•«>«• an . m.h<^ Moorr a. <ml(M >iu4i .mm»Lrm.n MrOullLui»»•»<*« 311 nonr Itr. tulrwp f i S T s . " * DeLAND • O viedo H igh S ch ool's varsity b a seb all team m ay be a team w ithou t su per­ stars. but Larry G rayson Is qu ietly a ssertin g h im self as one o f the S em in ole A th letic C on feren ce's top players. O n W edn esday, fo r exam ple. G rayson w ent 3-for-5 w ith three dou bles and a b rillia n t divin g catch in cen ter field to key O viedo's 10-6 w in o ver the host D ela n d B u lldogs m a C lass DA-Dtotrlct 3 con test. T h e w in im proves the L ion s to 10-0 overall and 2-0 again st d istrict opponen ts. DeLand tolls to 5-7 and 0-4 In flA -3. G rayson put O viedo ahead to stay when he dou bled h om e Ju stin H olm es In th e top o f the first in n in g fo r the firs t run o f the gam e. He a lso doubled in th e fourth and sixth In n ings. In the seventh in n in g. G rayson w aa robbed o f a hom e run w hen DeLand left field er Jared B rooks ran in to the w all w h ile reaching over it to pu ll In G rayson 's lon g fly . "W hen Larry to sw in gin g the bat lik e that, h e can c a n y a team ,* said O viedo coach Kenne Brow n. 'A n d even w hen h e's n ot sw in gin g th e bat w ell. p la ys Idee he d id tn th e secon d inning.* Brow n w ss referrin g to a aprint-and-dtve catch O rayson m ade on a sh ot b y B rooks. O rayson left h is feet and waa p ara llel to th e grou n d when h e snared B ro o k s 'lin e drive. Q rayaon d id n o t d o it a lo n e W ednesday. B la in e S ch u lte contribu ted fou r R B I - tw o com in g on a tw o-run hom e run (h i* 4th o f the season ) in the first Inning and tw o on a tworun aingle in the third • w h ile H olm es w as 3-for-4 w ith a double, tw o runs, and an R B I. Jered G oodwin added a sin ­ g le and an RB I. w h ile J e ff Knapp and Bobby M ellor each contribu ted by sco rin g a run. Provid in g the offen se fo r De­ Land w ere C raig C andeto (tw o sin gles, tw o ru n s); B rooks (dou ble, tu n. R B I): Ed Senes (sin gle, tw o R B I): C ole N olan (ain gle. run, R B I): and L on n ie Tldm axah and N ick Tu rnbu ll (each w ith one run scored ). J .C . B lass (3-0) cam e on in re lie f o f startin g p itch er S teve Frey and w orked fou r In n in gs to earn th e victo ry . B lass stru ggled a t Brat, a l­ low in g tw o o lF r e y 's runners to score and givin g up three runs o f h is ow n through the first 10 batters h e faced. But h e settled dow n and retired seven o f the fin al n ine D eLand h itters, strik in g ou t four. I t s great to get a d istrict w in. but w e c a n t b e sa tisfied w ith th e w ay w e played.* aald Brown. "O ur pitch ers struggled a bit, w e m ade som e m ental mis takes on defense, and w e let som e o ffen sive op­ portu n ities get aw ay. *1 gu ess It's good that w e could n ot p lay ou r best and s till get aw ay w ith a w in . But o u r d istrict Is too com p etitive fo r us to get stray w ith that too m any tim es. N o m atter w hat ou r record to. a gam e lik e th is in the d istrict tournam ent could m ean the end o f th e s ea ­ son.* O viedo travels to Lake M ary on F rid ay fo r an oth er d istrict --------------- -------- --------------- — ---------- Grayson, undefeated Lions down DeLand — SANFO RD - T h e old Him clip s have been show n a hundred Umes th e last few days. B lack and w h ite rem inders o f Joe D lM agglo'a style and grace. E very play he m akes in eenterfleld is so easy. I keep lookin g fo r him to com e in fo r a sh oe-strin g catch o r go back fo r a leap in g beauty at th e w all * but he m akes all the catch es too easily. S till, say those w ho played w ith the great D tM agglo, you had to b e th ere every day to appreciate th e sp len d or o f his play. T h e tnalesty o f h is gam e. T h e poorer o f h is presence. Yet. J o e D iM aggio w as lon ely and Insecure at tim es. ‘ H e's the lon eliest m an I ever knew . H e led the leagu e tn room sen dee.* the la te Yan kee p itch er Ed Lopat said o f D i­ M aggio. w ho p referred to stay in h is h otel room rath er than h e n oticed tn a restau rant. D tM agglo. th e w riter Jim m y Cannon on ce said, w aa afraid o f tw o th in gs - to b e recognised on the street and o f n ot bein g recogn ised. Th ere are pictu res o f D tM agp o sm ilin g, and occasion ally laughing. T h ere are m ore o f h im looktng sad and lonely. H e w asn't alw ays sm iling, even when h e w aa w ith M arilyn M o n ro e .. D iM aggio w anted to be alone the n igh t h is 56-gam e h ittin g I streak ended. H e bor row ed *1 6 from team m ate Ph il RUxuto w hen h e le ft the b allp ark In C leveland, h avin g left h is w a llet behind. Rtxsuto said th e o th er n ight h e I gave D tM agglo a ll h e had in h is I aw n w allet. Rlxsuto and oth ers w ere b e­ in g in terview ed a fte r D tM agglo had passed aw ay a t h ia hom e ! in H ollyw ood, Fla. H e w as 84. 1 And th e cou n try w as crying. T h e w riter, R oger Kahn, waa on e o f th ose In terview ed. Kahn w rote a book abou t D tM agglo a n d M o n r o e lly e a r s a g o .lt ! w as called a love story. DtM agglo h ated th e book. S o did I. I Som eone sent a review o f the book I h ad don e in th e Ortando Senttrwf to D tM agglo. H e p e r­ son ally «i>f, T h a t book w aa aw fu l,* he LAKE M ARY - Th e Lake M ary softb a ll team Is startin g to ex­ plore som e fam iliar territory. In the latest FH SAA ra n k ­ ings, the Ram s are 4th am ong flA sch ools and on a c o llis io n cou rse w ith a ch ance to rep eat as state cham ps w ith alm ost the sam e unit as la st season. Ju st don 't share th at w ith the girls on the team . "W e re not sayin g an yth in g about It.* coach Jean n ie F ish er said a fter the Ram s pounded S em in ole, 8-1 in a S em in ole A th letic C on feren ce victo ry W ednesday. *W e don 't even know i f they know about It.* !■ O tk ir softball gam e*: * L «»rtn Wroten hurled a twohlltrr and was also 3-for-4 and 'IQ H IT N O 8 EM IN O L X * 1 d im t In two runs as Lake lS m U . M l w n , 0 * . 1 !? 5 Brantley crushed DeLand. 14<• Class 6A-Dl.tr1ct 3 game wtutr. wp . suwant* |4-u. u> carWednesday night, n « 13-3) s i* * . none, a n . CruprU an Samantha Scales (2-for-4 : u -"T n * 8™Unofc‘ ‘ hrre RBI) and Melissa Hammond (2-for-4. two RBI) also Bad big days with the bat as MELBOURNE - No 3 ‘he Patriots improved to 4-0. ranWfd Wlnlc; spring* blew Cann wa* A 5 with an homestandlna Class 3 A. RUI “ nd Ca* * ,e Mcgulllen was T ” l ^ Melbourne cTn* ** do^ l e a . Lyman lrai Catholic. 10-0 In fiveIn|»°d one o f Its biggest offensive nlmts Wednesday nli/ht day» ° * ‘ Bp season In a 20-12 S fe in p , ® .o n e ' » N * > »P Moon-. • DiMaggio - a last glimpse Wolvea In Deltona on Friday. * * * * }* • Lany Grayson (No. 23) and Blaine 8chu*s combined lor ftvs hits, including a homo run and three doubles. . . I*1 a«s«u. Hasm IN sad Moan. WP _ eu*m (3-Oi. V - M W U (1-31. Saw . none. 28 p*tdo O np on 3 IS). Date*. (X): Dw U n d llraoks. 31) . none. ItR _ CMrdo. 8rhuH* 14). Record. _ Oviedo |0-O. 2-0 OA-Dtatrtrt 3; DeLand &-7, o-4 BA-3 S IL V E R H AW KS HAM M ER 'HOUNDS LONQWOOD - Lake H ow ell •cored tw o runs In the fifth in ­ ning to break a 2-2 tie and then broke the gam e open w ith a four-run sixth lnnina as the Silver Hawks w ent on to w h ip Tim berw olves tam e R aid ers aCORTB EDITOR SANFORD - B ack In the days o f alow pitch softb a ll In J u n ior C ollege, Lake C ity Com m unity C ollege w as virtu a lly u nbeatable, w inning aev- and drove in five runs to help toad Oviedo to its 10th win of the season. 1041, at DeLand W ednesday night Lym an. 10-3. In a Class QAD totrict 3 and SAC b a seb a ll gam e W ednesday night. S ilver Hawks bask etb all stars Chad Parsons and Brad H offor com bined on a sixh itter, w ith Parsons ( l - l ) g e t­ ting the d ecision . Pacing the Lake H ow ell (5-5) offen se w ere C h ris G ace (2-for5 w ith a dou ble). Luke Lock ­ w ood (2-for-2) and R ob erto Santana (2-for-5 , R B I). J .T . W illiam son waa 2-for-3 SCC baseball team wins in 10 inmngs SPORTS EDrrOR M ost p eople w e n b ooin g th at w ould ch ange w hen th e J C a w en t to tost pitch. B u t If w hat happened a t Sem inole Com m unity C ollage on Tu esday to an y In dication , the Tim b en ro h es m ay b e ju st a s fo n n id a b k as they, w ere in th s p a st. LCCC sooted 24 ru n s on 28 hits, n in e fo r ex­ tra bases, w h ile hold ing th e R a k len to one run on n in e h its, on ly one fo r extra bases, a s it sw ept the M id-F lorida C on ference d ou ble­ header. 11-0 and 13-1 In five-innings. M au ler had the biggest d ay fo r the TTm berw olvea, w ho Im proved to 16-2 overall an d 7-1 tn fo r the G reyhounds (4 -7 ). who w ill host DeLand at 7 p.m . on Friday, then play at D eltona at 1 p.m . on Saturday. SANFORD • T h e S em in ole Com m unity C ollegq b a seb a ll team rallied fo r aingle runs in the eighth, n in th and 10th in nin gs to pu ll out a 10-9 v ic ­ tory over Illin o is V a lley Com m unity C ollege from O glesby W ednesday after­ noon at R aider F ield. Th e A pach e's (1-6) had scored tw o runs in th e top o f the eighth in n in g to break a 7-7 tie, before the Raiders* offen se cam e to life. The w inning run cam e with one out and tw o on. Provid in g the offen se fo r SCC w ere Josh R h od es (3for-5. double, run). Ben J o harm ing (3-for-6. run. tw o R B I). Tbdd BablJ (2-for-S. double, three ru ns. R B I). Rich Rodrigues (ain gle, tw o R B I). C liff D ancy (sin gle, run, R B I), K en trelle Evans and John n y O ulacppe (sin gle, RB I). Joae M artinez (sin gle, run) and C arioa V era (run). T h e R aiders w ill be at hom e again today, h ostin g Lake-Sum ter Com m unity C ollege at 3 p.m . �20 • Semi nolo Herakl. Sanford. Rondo Thursday. March II I 1099 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N otices IN T N I C IR C UIT CO URT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ■ EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAVE n o . i i : h c a DIVISION I I P HORWEST MORTOAOE. INC , Plaintiff, n ANTHONY VALENTI. *1 at. DvIvndanH*). NOTICE OF ACTION TO REOINA 0 VALENTI LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 1329 Vi* Villa Nova Wmtar Spnr.gv Honda 3270S CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING OY THROUGH. UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL OEFENDANTISI WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclo** a mortgage on th* following proparty in SEMINOLE County. Florida LOT SO. SUNRISE UNIT I A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 23. PAGE 31 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, ha* baan filed again#! you and you era required to aanra a copy of your written defanaaa, II any. within 30 day* after the fir*I publication of tftli Nolle* ol Action, on Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar, Barrett A Frappiar. Plaintiff* attorney, whet* addrei* I* SOI Bayahor* Boulevard. Suit* $00. Tampa. Florida 3340*. and fit* th* orig­ inal with thl* Court either before tanric* on Plaintiff* attorney or Immediately there­ after, otharwlaa a dataull will b* entered again*! you tor the rwflaf demanded in the Complaint or patitlon. Thl* notice d u ll be published one* each weeA tor two con­ secutive week* In th* Santord Herald WITNESS my hand and th* eaal ol thl* Court on tfvr* Sth day ol MARCH. IM S Maryann* Mora* Clark of th* Court By: Ruth King Aa Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barrett S Frappiar PO B O XStIO Tampa, Florid* 33(01-3410 It you a n a person with a diaabi|ity who naad* accommoda­ tion in order to participate In thl* proceeding, you a n enti­ tled at no coat to you, tor th* provision of certain assistance. Plea** contact Court Admlnlatrabon at 301 N. Park Avonu*. Santord. Florida 32F7I, telephone number (407) 3234330. within I working day* of yoer receipt ol thta document. It hearing Unpaired. (TDD) 1-S449SS-STT1 ' PutoHah: March t l . IE . IS M OBA-TS M THE CMCUfT COURT FOR ■ EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORtOA IN T H I COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA c a s e n o . a i-s ia s -o c -s o -F FEDERAL n a t io n a l MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a corporation organired and asitting under the laws ol Ih# United Slates ol America Plaint itt. n RICHARD JONES. REBDECA GROTTO UNKNOWN TENANT(S). Unknown hell*, devisees, aranteet. assignees (snort, creditors, trustees, or ulhers claiming by. through, under anil against KATHERINE C JONES, deceased aml/or RICHARD JONES anil/oi REBDECA GROTTO Defendants NO TICE OF SALE Pursuant to Amended Final Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered in th* above styled action on Ih* 29Ih of February. 1999. tha tollowing described property In Seminole County. Florida LOT SO. LAKE HARRIET ESTATES, according to Ih* plat thereof, a* recorded In Plat Book 11, Pag** IB and IS, Public Records ol Seminoi* County, Florida Together with Tappan Gat Rang* Modal 30tlS and Wall to Wall Carpeting In Living Room. Hell and alt NOTICE is hart by 0'«»h Ihal tti# u n d # f f C i * f l fli IN* Circuit Court ol Brrriinol# County. Florida, will on ih* Cth day ol APRIL.1999 al 11 00 o'clock a m al th# Woit front door ol tha Senunnl# County Courthouse in Ssnlont, florid*. Oiler tor sal* and sell at Public outcry to the highest and bail tmtdei for cash. Ih# Mlnwlngdatenhed property tiiual* in Seminole County. Florida Lol IS. Block C. MALTBIE SHORES SECOND ADDITION, according to the pfal thereof aa recorded in rial Book IS, at Paged) 29. Public Ren'Nf* of Seminole County Florida pursuant to Ih# lin.il Judgment entered in a case (tending In said Court, tha style ol which Is indie Jled above WITNESS my hand and olticial seal ut said Court this 4ih day ol MARCH. 1999 (C0UR1 SEAL) Maryann* Mots* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Oy Jane E Jaaawic Deputy Clerk BUTLER E HOSCH. PA 31(5 S Conway Rd Suite E Orlando. Florida 32112 (407)311 (200 Publish March 11. IS. 1*44 OCA 83 PROBATE DIVISION Fhs Ne: C9-131-CP IN RE ESTATE OF DEVERLY ANN LIVINGSTON Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admnntratan of the evlat* of OEVERLY ANN LIVINGSTON deceased. File Nunbet 00-131 -CP. ■a pandng at the Circuit Oust Inr Sensnnle County Florida. Pmhate Division the eiktress ol which Is Protut* Division. Post Office Drawer C. Sanford. FL 32772 The names and address** ot Ih* iwrsonal represent*live and the personal rvpretenUtfv*1* attorney jrv tel forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOT1FIEO THAT AH persons on whom this nohee a served who have ohtvclnne that chalenge the valsidy of th* ml. th* pollflea tons ol the personal repre­ sentative venue, or (m ic tio n of Tib Court are rnquaed to f*e the* obfechons with Wet Corot WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS crettkm of Vi* decedent end other person* having d a m at demand* agsmtl decedent's eatale on whom a copy of Wa* nolle* Is served widen Wee* monWia after th* dal* of Ih* tost pubkeebon of Ma nohe* m at til* their claim* with thl* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other creditor* of Ih* dece­ dent and persona having claim* or demand* against the deca­ dent's estate mutt hi* their claim* with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 0*1* ol th* lira! Publication ol thl* nolle* I* March 4, 1999 Personal Representative ROBERT WILLIAM LIVINQSTON S149 Pomaellia Ave Winter Park. FL 32702 Attorney lor Personal Representative Richard B. Owen Florida Bar *2017IS 12(0 0 Hwy 17-02 PO. Boa 1SOSOS Casa*!berry FL 32711-OOOS (407) 0S0-4009 (4 07) 030-0131 laa Publish March 4. 11, 1090 DEA-23 shall be told *1 Public Sal* on th* 23id day ol MARCH. 19Mat It :40am at the watt Irani door ol the Seminal# County Courthouse, 301 N. Path Avenue, Santord, Semmol* County. Florida Dated this 24th day ol February. 1999 MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ot (he Court Seminote County. Florida Oy Jane E Jtsewtc Aa Deputy Clerk MARVIN L BEAMON. JR . ESO MARVIN L. BEAMON. JR . PA tO i N. Wynior* Road Winter Park. FL S27St-2St3 401-428-4200 Fla Bar No 122321 Attorney for Pletnliffa NOTIFICATION In accordance with the Americana With OlaabUiltea Act, persona with dtaabridtea need­ ing a special accommodation to participate In thl* proceeding should contact offw* ol the Clark of County/Circult Court at 30t N Park Ava.. Suita N-301, Sanford. FL 3277t. late phone (407) I2S-4330. Eat 4217. not later than aoeon (7) day* prior to the proceeding tl hearing impaired, (TDD) I -444-441S77I, or Voice (V) 1-444-M S4774, via Florida Raley Service Publish March 4, I t . 14M DCA-27 ib t u b c m o u i t c o u r t •0 TU B I STB JUDICIAL n apone Ibit it lee of — --------Planning Agency ! « th* EAR “ Alltel ‘ The ---------- IS. 1SSS l----------------------- -City Hell. 100 Herth C euehy Chib hoed. Lab* Mary. Florida at T OO PM. A copy el Dm C arepreteaote* Plan and I value lien and City HaU. 100 herth Country 0:00 A.M. Uhls 4 00 P.M.. or you r Br-tete B any ol there proceedings should contact the City1* ADA Coordinator at least 48 hour* In advanca ot the mealing at (407) 324-34(4. City of Lake Mary. Florida Carol A. Foster City Clerk Publish Marsh 11.1000 0EA-00 . • Bafrevatrte, McCall*. Raywwr, Barrett E Frappiar Past Oftto# Boa M10 Throb*. FL SMOt FBB41414S N you are a parson with a dia­ HORWEST MORTGAGE, Inc.. Pi skill It, VS. HERBERT N. RUMMEL And PAMELA M *1*1- tom to a r t e to participate to Bad at rw seat to you, tor th* pravtasten ot certain assis­ tance. Ptaaac contact Court M B41 N. Park Nottce I* hereby given that n^ih V ju to ig ° illai*hwiiia°ittt dated * FEBRUARY SE. ISOS, and entered In cfvN cae* number S7-ISSSCA, ol tka CkcuN Court ot tka l l t k Judicial Circuit In and to* Samlnnla WEET MORTGAGE. INC., It PlolotfW and HERBERT M. RUMM E L PAMELA M. RUM M EL la/arc DaliadawK*). I wtk **k te County. Florida, al 1100 A.M. on tka SOth day ot MARCH, 1000, Iha tollowtng described property a* cal forth In aald Final Judgment. to srit: LOT 00. MONROE MEADOWS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4S. PAGES IS AND 17. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DSIM ED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE U IE D FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated tha tat day at MARCH. IS M . MARTANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By: Jane E Jaacwfc Deputy Clark COOIUS E STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Tampa. Florida 33007 Tatapbona: (013) 077-0000 CEO *07-01013 Publish: March 4, t t , 10M DCA-20 S T JOHNS NIV8N WATSB I s r tn s WRIT T EN NOTtOB O F I Tka District gives nolle* of It* Intent to Issue a Formal Wetland Determine Won to* Mi* tokening properties; SI BAG INVESTMENTS, INC.. Petitioner. 1M WOOD AVENUE SOUTH. ISELIN, NJ 00430. File No. 1S-1l?-O0tSA. The property I* located In Seminole County. S*ctten(a} S E T , Town*htp(4) 20 South. R*no*<*} so EasL and includaa 100.000 acres Th# currant owner la LAKE MART ASSOCIATES. L.P.. SIEMENS LAKE MARY HOLDINGS, INC , GENERAL PARTNER: LMF HOLDINGS, IN C GENERAL PARTNER Tha Meats) containing each pi i ation* are avaitabt* fa* Inspection Monday through Friday eiccpt lor legal holiday*. EOO a m. to S 00 p m at the St. Johns River Water Management Dlatricl Headquarter*: The District srik taka aabon on sack formal wetland determination Hat­ ed above unless a petition to* an admlnlalrab** proceeding (hear­ ing) la tiled pursuant in the provision* el Section* 110 44* and 110 17, Florida Statute*, and Section Chapter !1-104. Florida Administrative Cud*. A person whose substantial Interests are afiaclad by any of tha Districts proposed permitting decision* Identified above may petition for sdministrstiv* hearing In accor­ dance with Sec Pons 120. MO and 124.82, F.S. Petitions must com­ ply with tha requirements ot Florida AdmMatrsttv* Coda Rule* 40C-1.111 and 40C-1.411 and be tiled with (received by) th* District Clark. 4040 Reid SL. Paletka. Florida S it 77-1420. Petitions for adminlatriUva herring on Ih* above Haled determi­ nations must be hied within twenty-one (St) daya of publication of Mil* notice or within twenty-on# ( t l ) day* ol actual receipt of thia Intent. Failure to IH* a petition within thta Urn* period ahall contlilute a waiver of any right such parson may have to request an edmntstrattv* proceeding (hearing! under Oectkma 120 MO and 110-17, F.S.. concerning the subject determination. Petitions which era not Mod In accordance with the above provisions ars subfoct to dlamiaaal Marsha Baldwin. Permit Data Control Technician Permit Data Service# SL Jotuia River Water Management District Publish: March t l . IS M DEA-SI BETTI, fatopheo* number (487) SE3-4SSS, within 2 working days of poor rooetpt of this doc (TOO) 1FVMtoh: Merck 1 1 ,1 4 .14M OCA-44 Wm kN THE LATER OF M0NTHB AFTER THB DATE OF THE FOT8T PUBLCADON OF THM THB DATE OF M M k CB OF A COPY OF TTkB NOTIOB ON THBM. i otto* I H_ Decedent's Estate on whom a copy of tote efthin Bus* ■of Pi* test i of Me notice treat file their claims with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTH ! AFTER THB OATE OF THE FIRBT PUBLICATION OF THIB NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE OATE OF BSRVWI OF A COPT OF THIB NOTICE ON THEM. Ail other creditor# at Ihe claim* or demand* against th* Decadent's Fatal* meal fils K tir claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THB FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIB NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS, DIMANDB AND OBJECTIONS NO T BO FILID WILL BE FOREVER BARHSD. The dele el Ihe first publica­ tion ol this Notice to Match 11, 1*33. BARBARA J. FLOYD aa Personal Represented* of th* Estate ol O U IS R. FLOYD Attorney for Personal ReproaanUthre: KENNETH F. MUR RAH Of Murrah. Doyte end Wlgl*, P.A BOS Weal Morse Boulevard P O B o s 1314 Wmtar Park. Florid* 32744 Telephone: (447) 444-4441 Florid* Bar Number: 4447444 Publish: March 11,14, 1494 DfcA-44 M T N I CIRCUIT CO URT rn A M FOR 1 COUNTY, CASS NO. S B -T S f-C A -td -B COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. IN C - A New York Corporation f/k/a COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION. Plaintiff. St e p h e n o . w io q in b S403B-34-M22): ILLY A. WIGGINS (StfUNKNOWN); and any unknown heirs, devise#*, grantee*, creditor*, and olhsr unknown person* or unknown apouaoa claiming by. through and under any of th* above-named Defendants, Defendant*. A IM NO BO B O T M E OF FOBBOLOBUNB B A U a SANFORD - A second experimental stocking of black crappie )n Lochloosa Lake has Game and Frcfih Water Fish Commission (QFC) b io lo ­ gists confident they enn njuvcnntc llic onerheralded fishery. Early this year, GFC biologists will stock an estimated 104.000 four- (o six-Inch black crappic flngrrllngs In the G.OOO-acrr Inkr located near Gulncsvillc. In Januaty 1998. GFC re­ leased 120,000 flngerllngs Into (he lake In Ihe first-ever, large-scale experimental stocking of black crappie In Florida. *1llstotlcally. Lochloosa Lake provided excel­ lent black crappie fishing, attracting many anglere from all over Ihe country," OFC fisheries biologist Randy Myers said. "It was not unusual to have over 100 boats per day on the weekend on the lake during the peak o f (he crappie fish­ ing season.* Thnl was before (hr black crappie fishery crashed In 1902. According to Win Boggs, owner o f Yankee Landing Fish Camp, crappie fishing was very Important to the local Ashing economy, and poor crappie Ashing during the 1990s severely strained local businesses dependent on Ashing. "We used to sell 10 pounds o f minnows n day back when crappie could be caught from the lake," Boggs said. Studies conducted by GFC biologists on L o­ chloosa Lake Indicated the crappie population was not rebounding on Its own. The Idea o f slocking Angerllng crappie was discussed as an alternative that could potentially improve crappie Ashing. However, there were two major problems to overcome. Little was known about culturing crappie Angrrilngs since It nevrr be­ fore was needed In Florida and rarely practiced In the southeast United States, Secondly. QFC hatcheries were burdened with propagation of other Ash species, and thus had no hatchery ponds available. Legal Notices FT MORTOAOE COMRANlEt 0/B/A FTR MORTOAOE SERVICES SUCCESSOR B T MBROER TO SUNBSLT NATIONAL MORTOAOE COR FO RATION. FtetotM. LOT 108. TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION IV. UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO T H I F U T THEREOF AS M C O A O fO IN F U T BOOK 38. PAGES 48. 48. 47. 44 AMO 44. PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMIN O LI COUNTY. FLORtOA TERESA 0 FONT. ataL you or* required te eerr# o copy ot your written dateno*a. N any. te N on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. F A .. b if M K O M C t' UNKNOWN ANY ANO A U PARTIES CLAIMING THROUGH, UNDER. ____ AGAINST THE HSREIR NAMED MOtVIOUAL DEFENDANT!*) WHO ARE N O T KNOWN TO M DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER EAJO UNKNOWN FORTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS 3FOUSE3. HEIRS. O ttfiM SE, GRANTEE*. OR OTHER i of wMdi b IBt Fork Avenue. Bankrof. FL BETTI. The M L WTSHCS1ED PERSONS ARB NOT W O THAT ofafackeno srito tob Corot MRIHM THB LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FMBT PUBLICATION OF THIS NOflOB ON THM TV DAYS AFTER T M DATE OF BSRWCt OF A COPT OF 1HM N0T1CS ON THEM • W k cuff of M* nobeo Is aanted wtidn SOT* monto* after too dal* of Si* bat pubkeakan of Ms notes rouaf fiM toair claims with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTH! AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRBT PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATE AFTER THE OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH U NOTICE ON THEM. AE other creditor* ol Nte das* dsnt and persons having claim* or demand* against tod Nano* dam's * stela must Mo teak claim*, with thia court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first Publication of thia notic* te March 4, 1444. Personal fteprsaofttatoro: DAVID LUMRSSN 7424 OoubtetM Drive Delray Beach, Florida 34444 Attorney lor Personal Representative: W IUIAM E. PRUITT Florida Bar No. 173421 Built 400 Flagler Tows* SOI South Ftagtef Dtfyg Weal Palm Beach, F I 83411 Telephone ( 111) 411-3330 Publish March 4, It, IM S DEA-22 Pii l f Higiiwey 6 # n l QaMaa* $314 4 .(3 8 8 )--------------- tote Court either on SP tAA ANO HOFFMAN. F A . atternoy* a* to r w 4 h h b _ go*** I koEPo* fwvewlOT^wmPM ■ adteWro.ariM ^^Wlte'lOTE' to Ih* [ County, LOT MJNRil UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO T M F U T THSM O F AE RECORDEO M F U T BOOK (7 . FAOE/B) S3. OF T H ! FUBUO M CORDS OF MANHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. M any, wHMn 34 Brel publication of IMS ftettea of Action, an Echevarria, Me Calls, Raymar. Barrett A Frapgior, Fielnfitfa attorney, ■No** arirtrea* is S41 Boulevard. Suit* 44B. MARTANNE MORSE. CLERK te Clark of Ih* Court d t e a t fro provtoton ot Flea** contact Court Adailnte treboo at S41 N. Park Avonu*, Suite N341, Sanford. FL $2771, (447)-323-4S34 oat 4227, within t working daya ot your receipt ol tote noboo; if you aw hearing or vole* impaired. call 1-844-4$$8771 ,/dca Fubkah: March 11, IS, IS M SAM NR. S 4 -IS 4 S -C A -1 4 -K demanded TM* notice tkaM be once each week for two eonaecutiv* week* to too Sonlonl W ITN I44 my bond and th* teal of tM* Court on this Ito day of MAR I. tl Maryann* Clerk at *1 S too Court By: Bulk King Aa Deputy Clerk ■chtvarfte. McCaka. Raymar. Barrett A Frappiar F O BOX 4410 Tkroga. Florida 43441-441# H ll you isro • parson with a Wa­ atottty • bon to iorder to partteipate to tola proceeding, you are enti­ tled of no coat lo you. for th* provtoton ot certain seal*tone a. Fleet* contact Court Adminiatrebon at 441 N. Fork Avonu*. 4an ford. Florida 32771. tetopkan* numhor (447) 4284334, (rifhto t wofktot 4*7* *1 your rec Imafiiifl'. . (TOO) 1 * 4 * 4 7 !Tt. M anh 11,14,1444 14TN 0OUNTRYW1DN HOME LOANS. INC.. A Now York Corporation, M R N V L. STEVENSON 1884123-18-4480); AM G EU D. STEVENSON fSS4UNKNOWN); UNKNOWN TENANT 1i and any unknown hoira. KEVIN M. DULHAOIN. *1 ua.. *1 *L, TO: KEVIN M. DULHAOIN l UNKNOWN SFOUSE. H man k store, orteVor kaod hi* (tt T " '." * * ' aorta o# yartte* elatoUng by, h i pi Outdoors Correspoiiflmi Aid came to the ailing IxH-hloofin Lake ernp flslirn' In the form of a purtnenihlp. led by t era. T lir GFC flHhehes Ntalf in Gainesville Join forces with the Unlvrralty o f Florida’s Depa menl of Fishrrk'H and Aqnntlr Sciences, Unit Stairs Geological Survey's IUSOS1 Florida C Ibbran Science Crnlcr and the Save Our Lak AsRoclaUon. Fisheries resrarchcni from 1 unlvrralty provided technical assistance gardlng nquaculturr techniques. Save Our La members helped with broodflsh collection pond harvesting. The USGS provided their search for rearing flngerllngs. The cooperative crappie culture project successful and Ihe number o f flngerllngs p duerd exceeded expectations. Over HO. crappie, three- to six-Inches long, were p dined In Ihe USOS ponds during U)e first year the project. All but a few of these fish we stocked into Lochloosa Lake In January 1998. Fist) population sampling conducted In fol 1998 by OFC fisheries biologists suggested hi vul o f the stocked crappie. B H U P E ’8 S C O O P Stocking JLvh Is m ore comm only practtcer (n of/itr states, but (I’s the u»aue o f the fu ture If we arc to maintain healthy JUh popu lotions fo r fu tu re generations. P IS H IN G F O R E C A S T Baas are active In the rtvrr from f*n p )r t-akr south to Lake .W inder- U rg e wild shiners will lake most flsli over rigid pounds, but plastic worms and Itapain-type lurrs will also produrr a lot o f strikes. Looki for holding arras, such a* deep bends,__ w ild Ura, rack and dough mouths and other IrTrgular featurci. River bass lend to concentrate al these spots. Bream, cat­ fish. and speckled perch can also be (bund si these spots. Sebastian Inlet Is featuring fair snook action. Also expect flounder, m l fish, and a few trout. Live shrimp or finger mullet are good live baits. One-ounce Jigs and swimming-minnow type lures aim work well. Captain Jack at l»prt Canaveral reports spotty offshore action. Some blackfln tuna are being caught around anchored shrimp boats In 180 240 feet of water. Cobla are scattered on the wrecks and ofT the beach. A few king mackrrrl ore on Ihe south end of l»ellcan Flats. Inside thr Port, look for shrepshrad and flounder to pro­ vide strady action. Trout and rrdflsh are rated as fair on the flgta..oLUic. flgogpg and Indian Rivers. Shrepshrad. drum, redflah. flounder, blued ah. and Jock crevalle round out the action at Ponce In let. Live or dead shrimp Is the top bolt for «U species. Trout and redflah are rated aa good In MfltBUKfl.LttgOTIl- BRIEFS Tertng the following adult programs. CHURCH SOFTBALL Games In the men's slow pitch league will be played at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane on Monday night's» The league will follow all Florida Recrea­ tion and Parks Association (FRPA) Flog Football rules and regulations and will play lla games on Saturday mornings. Any questions about the leagues or further information con be obtained by calling the Recreation Department a l {407} 330-0097. Legal Notic— Gminroaiwi Roam at to* Cay Hak vi to* C*rol ^ “tocAFM onMarek22.1144toconatOwtoaa_ Mr to* C % of Santevl Ftettea. Me ot wfae* la a* I OBOMAMCC NO U C f n ^ im rk u n * !!? ! FU M D A , AMEMOtoQ ORDINANCE NO. $341 ANO ITS AMCN0MINT8 TO FROMM FOR FERSONNSL-REUTEO REWSiOtfS TO M WCORFOteUEO MTO THE MOVBkRHT "* * * ™ “ WVESTIGAnCto OfiMOR OF T M POLICE OERtRTMENT TO THE VJRttORM pfiAROfl r e« i HMui i Mw. n» — nr nHEn ■FOUOS RB00ND TECHNICIAN* PORTION F M M T M M N M M T f U W W <" W I T TO THESRIBSna«nON DMEtON OF THAT DEFARTMMT, FROW0WG FOR SEVBMMJTY, 00RFUQTE. ANO EFFECTM DATE. ^ ^ ^ ^ ■ ^ “ ■^■W TW tealtooCteOMttteiSFroaore te )OTS94tokterortJrtM»anaate«lioao*ftte4iilMiteMOTteard toW ONt* t e T H ^ W E A t o L f t a r t o U O r ^ A t e S n A ^ ^ r o ^ T K l ■ RATE to ANY OF THESE FROCEEDNfOS M OULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA CO OfO M TON u T ~ HOURS H ADWMCE OF THE k W T t R G ^ ADMOETO THE FUNUC.il a twreoriOacrda* to report 4 4 S* NOTICE I* hereby phreo tost Mi* undersigned Ctork of too Circuit Court of Eomto*)* Courtly. Florida, wtt on to* Sto day of APRIL,1444. ol 11.00 0*01004 a m of to* Woot hoot door of to* Ikwtoola County OumtoouM in E ontoiri. Florida, oNar for sate and oak al pukte outers |q iftd I mMiI: p IN not grevited fcy to* CRf rt I CMC Janet R fw 2 S< St. 8S ^M ^M UW T THREE, FOURTH ADDITION, aoeordtog to Plat toereel recorded In Flat Soak >4, Pag** 4# and E4. nf to* Pukka f t u n y j, B A IS B WASHNfOTON MUTUAL FA. suawaaor by corporate reamer to ORIATW ESTERNBANK, a Federal Saving* Bank. FI.atotifi. S FLAG FOOTBALL tool *>ith thia Court elMier before a* nrlea on FlolnW f* reliaf im B fd I B WITNESS my hood and ooal of tote Court on Sth day *1 1 .1BSB. LAST KNOWR RBMOENOB: M l P E N C E UNKNOWN CURRENT REBiOENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED to*t M ecttan to tofectoee ■ you are require! te aanro a Tho admtobbotlon of kw « ROBERTA LUHRESN. Fko Number te-043-CP. b | to kte CVcTOf Court lor I Legal Notices R««ld»nc* unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED toot an te l ton to* teredo# ure of a mortgage on the foliosing property to gEM IN O U County. TO: OAVID A FONT LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 1443 La I . Clerk •< to* Circuit C ow l toe Samlnot* County courtInterne led parti** may and b* heard regarding the propoead amendment or written comment* may bn filed with th* City Clerk at 1Q0 North Country Club Road, lake Mary. Florida. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORO OF THIS MEETING )• MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NO T C O N STITU TE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MAOS B T THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE TH AT AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKS THE NEC­ ESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. Delendanltt) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 9ALB NOTICE I I HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Bale dated Merch I , 1999, end entered in Case NO M -13T-CA ol th* Ctrrutl Court ot th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit to and lor SEMINOLE County Fiend* wherein MELLON MORTOAOE COMPANY t* th* Plaintiff and MARSHALL JENKINS. T H I UNKNOWN IPOUSE OF MAR­ SHALL JENKINS H/KSA SHIRLEY JENKINS; BARNETT BANK. NATIONAL AS80CIATtON SUCCESSOR OY MEMOIR WITH BARNETT BANK OF CEN­ TRAL FLORIDA. N A are Hie Defendants, I win sell to the high*a 1 end beat bidder for cosh al the Weal front deer *1 the SsnUnol* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida al 11:44 a m , on tha I K day of APRIL, l i f t . Ihe following da scribed properly as set forth to said Final J udgment LO T 4. BLOCK M. NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION r. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT T H IA IO F . AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE 3. OF THE PUBLIC RICORDB OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and Ih* •eel el thto Court on MARCH 3, (M AL) O M B NO. l t d NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that the City of Lake Mary Local Planning Agency wNt held e IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIOMTEENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 4 4-1 I7 -6 A DIVISION t4-A MELLON MORTOAOE COMPANY. Plaintiff, va MARSHALL JENKINS. *1 al, J Lochloosa Lake gets a 2nd stock o f black crappie (ted ftte fV a Jk M itt m i .f . I n pursuant M to* Final Judgmant entered In a caao pending to said Court, too otyi* of wktek t§ Indicated above. W ITN EM my hand and official seal ol a*M Court this Ith day ol MARCH. 1444. [COURT 4EAU MlfyAM# Moree CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jan* I . Jetowt* Deputy Cterh BUTLER t HOSCH, FA . SISS S. Conway Rd., Suite B Orlando. Florida BES1S (447)441-1 FuMlah: Maroh M 11, IS , IS M qba-II I__ _______ , wN te krtk to to# Of i ii fu In Rl i mrttooOteHrtL toto*OtertSwOTrKFIate*.oirdC a/rtrek RSL art Mreto I t IM S 1*eooaMwtoa a O T^rtw ro rtre ro re te to* 0 % rt Erodort. Ftedds SO# rt wktek k _____ m 0RO4IAHCE NO. 4442 M mw AN 0R0MANCS OF THB C/TY OF SANfORO, FU M D A . EMENOEM CHARTER 1S OF THE SANFORD CITY OOOE. TO W ORT TYEI1SS4IT*TTON OF THB STANDARD FLUMBdK) 0004. FROWOim TOR SBVMANKJTY, OONFUCT3 ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. j ^ a * ^ ^ J J ^ t o W ^ r t to* M b. of to* C % Dtett »ro te F* AS kroSM to IrdOTM ate rtSMd* toM te w ■■ adarokrote M hd I rtrekllteaifOT fo rodw dl kw aqr OronrtartM of to* Ote el SrodrokL Ftodds FfiRSOM WITH O fU B U TM NEBOSM AMSTANOE TO MRTK1RATI IN ANT OF THEM FROOEEONfM N in t in CONTACT THE HUMAN REBOIJRfTEl OFFIOE A M OOOROMATDR AT S43MMI 4k HOURE Bf APWANOE OF THE MteTEfCL ADWOl TO THE FUBUO N a pro** tertd* te reairt k 4 wltoroeftert le*v "woweewMaredrt toeeboi te w re nwd svrotekw record otto* pron i t t i rmry i t t rrtrtanrt atkrrti ramrt k art print failte Ire O te ifl M IB E 0 1 M J o i d K Dughariy CMC Cte Ctork toA4kk Marok 11, ISSk �Samtnola Herald. Sanford. Florida * Thursday, March 11, 19W • 9 6 People Thinking ab ou t nursing in su ran ce DEAR BRUCE: Do you recommend Baby contest, beauty pageant set "Hie A m erica's C over M ias and C over Boys, U L SA w ill hold a baby b «b y contest and beau ty pageant A pril p ril 25, 1:0 00 p.m . fo r g irls birth to 25 years, and boys to 5 years. ys birth b! Th is contest w ill be held at the Eaatm ont C ivic C en ter (O eorge Perkins C enter) 8 30 M agnolia St. In A ltam on te Springs. For fu rth er Inform ation call Ruth B arron at (800) 2007230. * 1 I— i 'y t a ; long-term nursing care insurance for couples? My husband and I feel that the quarterly premiums are extreme ly expensive, and we have a child with four years of education ahead of him. We want to protect what few siseU we have, and no one In either of our rsmllles has ever been placed in a nursing home — our relatives have all died of heart disease or other quick maladies, la long term care insurance really necessary? la the Information that we are receiving by mail from In­ surance companies correct, or merely a scare tactic? — JOE Kokomo Beach, Fla Weight Watchers * - A local ch ap ter o f W eigh t W atchers m eets at the Lake M ary Com m unity B u ildin g every Thursday from 4:45 to >■ 8:45 p.m . I Alanon, Alateen ALANO N and ALA TE E N m eetings are h eld every Th u rs­ day, at 8 p.m ., at Sanford C h ristian Church. 730 U psala Road, Sanford. For Inform ation, ca ll 323-8524. Toastmasters Blue Grass Pickers Th e Om ni T oastm asters C lu b •0881 w ill m eet at 5:30 p.m . : every Thursday at the A A A > B uilding, 1000 A A A D rive, H eathrow . O u ests and p rosp ec­ tive m em bers are w elcom e. C all Jim O cque. 042-5227 fo r In . form ation . ’ Recovery Fresh Start R rcovery p ro ­ gram s otTers 12-step support jpou ps fo r th ose ex p erien cin g fife-con tro llin g problem s. T h e grou ps m eet every Th u rsday, at 7:30 p.m ., at D estiny Church. 3110 H ow ell Branch Road, W in ter Park. F or in form ation call 382-3232 o r 384-8135. ToughLove support ,' Tbu ghLove O rlando, a p a r­ en t support grou p, m eets every Thursday from 7 to 0 p.m . at St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 2140 Hwy. 434, Longwood. Tou ghLove Is a self-h elp , a c­ tive. parent support grou p fo r paren ts trou bled by th e ir c h il­ dren's beh avior. Th e grou p la open to paren ts o f preteen s, teen agers and adu lt ch ildren , and grandparen ts. F o r m ore Inform ation ca ll (407) 324-0734 o r vtatt th eir Sanford Blue O rasa Pick ers m eet every Thu rsday, from 8-10 p.m ., at the O reater Sanford C ham ber of C om m erce. Pickers and grln n ers are w elcom e. For In form ation , ca ll John S h affer. 820-4931. American Legion A m erican Lrgjon l*ost 53 and U nit m eet the second Th u rs­ day. at 8 p.m .. at the P ost Hom e, 2874 S. Sanford A ve. For In form ation, ca ll 322-1852. Sunrlao Klwania T h e S em in ole Sunrise Klw anls C lub m eets every Friday, at 7 a.m .. at S honcy’s, US 1702. south o f A irp ort Boulevard. Q uest are w elcom e. F or In for­ m ation. ca ll Ton y M cD aniel at 324-0400. Alxhalm ar'a A support grou p fo r adu lts carin g fo r p atien ts w ith A lz ­ h eim er's D isease m eets the first Friday o f the m onth, from 2 to 3:30 p.m .. at A ll S ou ls C ath olic Church. 301 W . E ighth S treet. Sanford. T h is service la sponsored by th e O reater O r­ lan do A lzh eim er's A sso cia tio n . DEAR JOE: Any time someone setts an Insurance policy to protect you from bad things, they have to cite examples The larger question is whether or not you think long term care insurance is a viable option. For many people, the answer la yea. I have said this so many times. Ill be as brief as possible: If you are very wealthy, you donl need long­ term care insurance. Your income will take care of your needs Wealthy in this instance is income at s minimum of SSS.OSO per year per person If you are poor and have no sssets, there is SMART MONEY BRUCE WILLIAMS to worry about, either. Alter your Medicare runs out — which will be almost immediately — Medicaid will pick up, because you are entitled to protection through the welfare system. It's the middle class that needi to think in terms of protecting assets While the premiums may seem “astronomical,” the other side of the equation is that decent nursing homes can cost between 130,000 and |M,000 a year. Other things being equal, I think you and your spouse should give very cerioua consideration to long­ term care coverage DEAR BRUCE: Your advice to “CJL" in the November 10 “Old Stock Info Hard to Find” column was indeed correct. Securities owed to unJocaleabie owners eventually escheat to gov­ principle of the Investment, thus avoid­ ing the lax bite. Is he correct? — D.K., White Horn, Ga. ernment control. You may be declared “lost" simply by holding uncashed dis­ tributions or dividends, or when an annual report or other correspondence is returned by the post office as undeliverable. The problem la more widespread than one might imagine; Uw SEC recently estimated that there are aome 3 million lost security hold­ ers nationwide, owed e cumulative 110 billion. It la also worth noting that old stock certificates may have value to cotlectori, even If the issuing corpo­ ration 1$no longer in business. Details about lost securities can be found on 33 and 35 of "Unclaimed Assets y the Government owes You!" (Nupa, 1997) as welt as online at: www.unclalmedaaseta.com. — Mark Total DEAR D.K.: It would appear that he la. Aa tong as you only move or disturb already-taxed, already-invested money, to my knowledge there ia no way that a taxable event can be triggered. When you sell or otherwise convert profits on es any type > maneuvering it'a Important to get sound tax advice. More often than not you can't be extracted from a bad deal — but you can be prevented from making Improvident decisions. K interested in buying or telling a house? Let Bruce Williams’ "House Smart" be your guide. Price: 111.95, plus shipping and handling. Call1900) 9944733 DEAR MARK. Thank you for con­ firming my Information, and more Im­ portantly, adding the online address. I and my readers thank you. DEAR BRUCE: My tax preparer teds me I screwed up when I moved half of my mutual funds into another hind within the same family. The IRS nailed me unm ercifully on capital gain i and dividends on the half 1 moved. My accountant tells me 1 should have Instructed the fund to ; moved from the (Send your questions to: Smart Money. P O. Box 503, Elftrs, FL 34990. E-mail to: beOdiltigte.net Questions of general interest will be answered in future columns. Owing to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot be provided) o i * nrwspArat entoipiose amn. Leaving town doesn’t solve problems DEAR ABBY: I have never writ­ ten a letter to a column In my entire life, but I was Infuriated over the ■you gave “Repented in Ore­ gon* about h er tarnished reputa­ tion. (I'm assum ing It must be a fca a la hwraiisa males don't get bad reputations for promiscuity.) I w as once a “tarn ished teen* with low self-esteem. I find it ridicu­ lous thst you'd sey It would be more effective to ete rt o ver elsew here, len t that considered running away from your problems? 1 didn't need to move to a new location to g e t the respect I now have and dsasrve. N ot that it wee an easy read. It took a long tim e to teem to lore and resp ect m y eelf. M y a d v ic e to ‘ Repented* would bo, 'B e lie v e in yourself.* A V ID READER D E A R A V ID It that I how dumb, stupid or unattractive I was. Although she told me often how much she loved me, she under­ m ined my self-esteem w ith h er cruel remarks. I know she doesn’t recall m aking such rem arks, but here I am 50 years old and those words are still ringing in my ears. T o th is d a y, I am re lu c ta n t to attem pt anything new or different for fear I w ill look etui: I have been to a lin e counselor who has helped me deal with this, and I have e wonderful fam ily o f my own now who encourage me and assure me I can succeed a t anything I want. I do not wish til upon my mother, but 1 feel very little for her and have no desire to share my life w ith her. M y point la: Parents should stop and think before saying things to their children that can traum atise them fo r life . T h e w ords may not cause physical harm, but they hurt nevertheless. to d * sh ou ld fe e l sh am e fo r Cr" S h e h as y sympathy. I f aha ■arnalu where aha ia I thought aha w as aeklug hew to alert over. That la why I told her that aUrtbre over in a fa s t e r and * D E A R A B B Y : Y o u r re p ly to “Repented* was sexist and ald^eebiaoed. The reality is that none o f ua would like to be Judgri by what we did whan we were younger. A ll o f ua have done thin gs th at w e regret, but our Uvee go on. "Hyps* who con- p r o b a b ly m o re H I p r in t lam nrraw . D E A R A B B Y : B ecause m any people from e ll w alks o f life read your colum n, it’s the beat w ay to make parents aware o f something they may unintentionally be doing to u te ir ch ild re n . Let me explain: R ecen tly l w aa stan d in g In a store when 1 saw a young boy, who b eh a vin g w ith com passion en d * “ her Th e follow in g b irth s w ere recorded a t C en tral F lorid a R egion al H ospital In S an ford: FH>. 15 • Sue F oster and T on y M cCloud. D eltona. Otrt Feb. 16 • R ose Pen fteid. D eltona. Otrt Feb. 17 - C elian n c and Ruben R om ero. D eltona. B oy; M aureen W ebb, O range C ity, O lil; C ath ryn and M ich ael W ills, Sanford, Otrt * . " ‘ • Feb. IB • B eth and Scan W h ite. D eltona. O lrl Feb. 3 0 - Leklaha A rn old , Sanford, O lri Feb. 31 A p ril Jordan . Sanford. O lrl Feb. 22 - A m anda and D onald C astellan o. D eltona. B oy F rit. 23 • M elissa M ills, Sanford. O lri Th e follow in g b irth s w ere recorded a t Florida H osp ital In A ltam on te; Feb. 14 • Roth and R obert C lark, Longw ood. O ld Feb. IB • U sa and S cott H in d i. D eltona. O tri; C h eryl and R obert Ouano, A ltam on te S prin gs. B oy Feb. 16 • Lisa and Lee M archealde. Longw ood, O tri: B elinda O ane and R an dall C apum f, Longw ood, B oy Feb. 17 • dian a and R afael Ram irez, D eltona, B oy; D cbrah H ector T orres, C asselberry. B ov; K im berly and Patrick C olem an , Lake M ary, O lri Feb. 18 - Maxima and David Junktns, S an ford. Bay; C assondra and F arib ore I, Lake M ary, B oy Feb. 20 • J a cq u elin e and Raul R ivera, Sanford, B oy; L isa W ard and A nth on y Q u inn , Fern Park. B oy The been follow in g recorded btrtha have at Florida THURSDAY PRIME to hide.* this to b t true. A fter I < Feb. 10 • Sarah and A n th on y D dm arco, D eltona. B oy Feb. 11 - C ath y ana Ju lian Berry. Longw ood. B oy; M ich elle and Floyd Tu cker, J r.. A ltam on te S prin gs. B oy: K aren and B rian M cG raw. W in ter S prin gs, Boy Feb. 12 • T a ra and J oh n H atcher, A ltam on te S p rin gs, B oy, D onna and A nth on y S alley. S t„ C asselberry, gtri Feb. 14 • Y ie ld and E rnest V aw ter. II. O viedo. O lrl; S ylvia M cB ride and T im oth y S p en cer. A ltam on te S prin gs, O lri; H eather and W ilbu r Louderm ilk, J r.. O steen , O lri I refilled to i hsppsnsd to dm o r what I < to myself. A ltar I married, 1 1 acting lika a prude, Judging others, Jifious gossip sad set_ f a chaste woman. But deep down I hated myretf. I fin a lly w an t In to th a rsp y . Although f a not proud o f w hat 1 did a ll tboaa years ago, I under­ stand now that I waa sunrtvtng tha on ly w ay I know how. 1 now foal more regret for bow I treated othare whan I gossiped and judged than about my past promiscuous behav­ ior. I ’m a d ifferen t person than I was years ago; I feel compassion for others. Pm fin a lly free o f selfloathing. Y o u r a d vice sounded lik e ’ Repented* should feel shams for her past. Our society holds women by a different standard than man. 1 find it hard to believe she's the only person in that community who has done something she regrets. I f peo­ p le tre a t h er b a d ly, she should remem ber that It says move about who they are than who she ia. FORGAVE M YSELF, G REAT FALLS, MONT. boy, and hs fa ile d to reepond correctly. Then she yelled s t him, “A re you stupid or dumb or bath?* It w as e v id e n t th a t th e ch ild w as w Abby, I know exactly how hs (ML W han I w as you n g, m y m oth er n ever m issed a chance to te ll me In jud one relaxing station you’ll control sshnjwithout Our grown seminar Includes all the took you nsedto sxcccd: audk>tapt>bthwior notification booklet, pkn unlimited free V ia o m n p o i o rvpeuuons ■ nrcoco. 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Florida - Thursday, March 11, 1909 L e g a l N o tic e s URITKD STATED DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA OfllANOO DIVISION NO. a a -S t-C r -O rl-ttC (Farfultur#) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WILLIAM J MCCORKLE «/k# William T McCorkl# CHANTAL MCCORKLE NOTICE OF FORFEITURE Nolle# It h#r»by given th*t on F*bru#ry 1, ISM . In th# rat# of United Slat## v William J McCorkl#. #1 #1. Criminal No 91-62Cr-Ort-tOC. th# Unit#d Slat#* Dutnct Court tor th# Middl# Dialnct ol Florida entered an Am#nd#d Pretimlnery Ordtr lor th# torttitur# of ACCOUNT NO Ot-OSIS-3 BANK OF WINTER PARK ACCOUNT NO 01 -OEtS-t DANK OF WINTER PARK ACCOUNT NO 080-80*340 CHARTER PACIFIC DANK ACCOUNT NO 080-207474 CHARTER PACIFIC BANK ACCOUNT NO 040-301014 CHARTER PACIFIC BANK ACCOUNT NO 060-301018 CHARTER PACIFIC BANK ACCOUNT NO 080-30102$ CHATER PACIFIC BANK ACCOUNT NO 060-801S34 CHARTER PACIFIC BANK ACCOUNT NO 060-207 7 tl CHARTER PACIFIC BANK ACCOUNT NO 2090001H 8 1 68 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA ACCOUNT NO 2090001908140 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA ACCOUNT NO 209000190661S FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA ACCOUNT NO 2090001908629 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA •ACCOUNT NO 20900019091S3 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA ACCOUNT NO 4431930100016381 HUMBOLDT BANK ACCOUNT NO 443183100013909 HUMBOLDT BANK ACCOUNT NO 380440SS99 NATIONSBANK ACCOUNT NO 360440SS02 NATIONSBANK ACCOUNT NO. 386084(710 NATIONSBANK ACCOUNT NO. 36C0646717 NATIONSBANK ACCOUNT NO 3(60641704 NATIONSBANK ACCOUNT NO 38406468*1 NATIONSBANK ACCOUNT NO 1779150 OLD KENT BANK 1997 PORSCHE B0XSTER V1N WPOCA2SS7VM201M 1993 MERCEDES BENZ STRETCH LIMOUSINE IN WOBOAS1E4PAOSM2S 199$ MERCEDES BENZ SL600 VIN WDBFA7IE3SF112061 1996 BLACK LEXUS. TAQ NO WTV091 V1NIJT4HJS4J9T0141709 92*2.000 00 IN U.8. CURRENCY 914.077 U IN U S. CURRENCY ONE SONY HYPER HAD HI* CAMCOR0ER MODEL EVW-300, WITH ATTACHED CANON MACRO TX ZOOM LENS 1/1 YH13X7 S 7.847 SUM 1:1 4 CANON JAPAN ONE ORAY PLASTIC VINYL CARRYING CASE MODEL LC -4 U TH LABELED SONY ONE SONY MOOEL BVW-400 VTR IN CAMERA NO 101*8. WITH ATTACHED FUJINON AT LEN I At 8X8 6 BEVM-2IB 1:17/1 6-47MM ONE GRAY PLASTIC VINYL CARRYING CASE MODEL LC-100 TH LABELED SONY REAL PROPERTY, INCLUDING ANY BUILDINGS. APPURTENANCES. AND IMPROVEMENT) THEREON. LOCATED AT 1481 NW 1ST STREET, BOYNTON BEACH. FLORIDA REAL PROPERTY, INCLUDING ANY BUILDINGS. APPURTENANCES. ANO IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. LOCATED AT ItO t EDGEWATER DRIVE. ORLANDO. FLORIDA REAL PROPERTY. INCLUDING ANY BUILDINGS. APPURTENANCES, AND IMPROVEMENT* THEREON. LOCATED AT 444 FLORA CREEK COURT. LAKE MARY, r e a P w o p e a t v . i n c l u d in g ANY BUILDINGS, APPURTENANCES. AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, LOCATED •11 OOLDEN ISLE DRIVE. MOUNT DORA. FLORIDA REAL PROPERTY. INCLUOINO ANY BUILDINGS, APPURTENANCES, AND IMPROVEMENT* THEREON. LOCATED AT 3741 HANCOCK DRIVE. TITUSVILLE. FLORIDA REAL PROPERTY. INCLUOINO ANY BUILDINGS. APPURTENANCES. AND IMPROVEMENT! THEREON, LOCATED AT itOS 11TH AVENUE. TAMP*. FLORIDA REAL PROPERTY, INCLUDING ANY BUILDINGS, APPURTENANCES, AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. LOCATED AT 413 C A E T U M O O K ORIVt. MONTGOMERY. ANY BLRLOtNOa. APPURTENANCES. ANO IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, LOCATED AT M l 0 WILLIS N. MAYS PARKWAY. ORLANOO. FLORIDA Content* oI Account Numbcr*398-3t3-0 AND 738-779-8 el Royal Bank ol Canada in th* Cayman laland# in th* Name al William J. McCorkl*; Content* of Acaount Number 307-467-8 at Royal Bank o< Canada In th* Nam* ot National Media. Ltd; and Coolant# of Quin A Hampton account hold In truat lor William J. and Chontei McCorkl* Logoi Fund. Troood aa follow*: 3 million to tho IA I. 13 million In legal truat hind and tranaterrad from truat fund to F. Loo B#K#y Approximately S3 million pooled as bond tor appoaranea of McCorkl** at trial Th* United State# horaby ghtet nolle* of lit intention to diapoao ot th* fortolted proparttea in auch manner a* tho United State* Attorney Oonaral may direct In accontenca •nw pewvltlon* of 18 U.B.C. 1 183, any paraon having or claiminggategsl aI right, titte or interact In any ot th* atoranwntionad prop opertie* mu#l hi# a petition with tho Cterfc of th* United State#<rDltlrict Court. Orlando Division. 300 F#d#ral Building. SO North Hughey Avenue. Orlando, Fla ride *3*01 within thirty (90| dey* et th* final puMteatton ot notice of lh* criminal forfeiture action or meaipt of direct written notice, whichever I* aartiar. Th* petition th#H ba signed by th* petitioner under penalty of perjury and *haK eat forth tho nature and extent of th# petition­ er'* right. tM*, or kn ar*at in the forfeited property, the time and circumatencee ol th* petitioner^ ocquieWon of lh* right tide, or internet In th* forfeited property, any additional feat* supporting th* paftttonat** claim, and the relict sought. 70— Education & T r aining 13— H ealth & B eauty 29 PEOPLE WANTED Get Paid 9999 For the tM 8 inch*! you wnR lose 41 the ne>1 30 day* Guar­ anteed 8 AH Natural CALL TOLL FREE 1-888-673-1196 21— P e r s o n a l s Adopt: ChikJtess loving Chnaban couple pray lor 3 newborn to chertih in a liable, eating home Legal confidential Please contact Attorney Patricia Stronbndge. FL Bar No. 776499. Attn Manila at 1-600 339-3821 Adopt OUR WISH is lo ahara our love and Wet with a baby Beautiful home, itabia environ menl cortege education, chanc­ es lo iravat. and a large loving •am-ty Ptene cal Attorney Patncia Slrowbndge. FL Bar No 776458 Attention Malta* O I800-339-3821 OIRLSIII LtVEMI Talk oneon on# 24 houri a day CALL NOW1I 1-900-328-0092 8iL 8347 93 99 per mm. mult b* 18 yr* LONELY? CALL TOfftTEI 1 900-328 2111 X 2129 $2 99'mmole Muii be 18 yean old Sorv U 919845 8434 Longwood Maaaago Studio. Walk-ms welcome 7 days. Private rrm Female Stall Luc IMM0007789 407-339-9300 27— N ursery & C hild C are 33— W eight M anagement ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VArtA Apprv Job A m it Wkend etan e t NaUonil Truck School 1-800-498-7394 71— H elp W anted $9-90/hr 1st» 2nd Shift* We have 6 long te»m opening! in me Sanford are! Musi have own trarapo & detailed No f t penence reqd No Fee1 Drug Teal Reqd Call 994 9713 OR 797-8198' 3 2 71— H elp W anted • G i rural Laborari (Sfmakilted 9 SkWed) needed enme Etportonce Server, buiy res­ taurant Benefit* Ooaad Sun­ day* 9 major hoSdaya Pra *mVoymtnl d'ug Krreenmg reqd Fa* resume to 407-323 9973 ^ A ^ Oucf Mechanic*, Elactri clan* A Helper* w-fooU 8 *> penence needed unmedaleh Top pay Trantportaion 9 da/y pay available • Secretary needed nnmedate V • Driver with van preferred ncT required Etpertonced Qlaaa Raglailng parson needed fu* ume Perfor­ mance (bctales pay Cal tor an appointment. 321-3300. Appty al 2585 Park Drive. Sanford. 302-1140. EOC MtPtQot* stftonM* Infl Co dynamic ton, mO viduxl w'greal people Skill* to h*H local erpanpon 269-2090 Extrusion Operator* Training poailion Alt shift* “ “ tait * ____ Naad teamen mechanically inclined HO O T* Located at The Senlord Axpon Iniennew between 92 3000 MeitonviDe Aire, Senlord 407-321-1901. T h a t apply FT/PT opening* tor Cook. CNA, S From Da ah CNA Longwood Reuremant Vilage Cal 787-0500 eat 11 “ Cracker Barrel" Dtahwaiher*. Cook* Server* 200 Hickman Or (M 4 Hwy 461 407-314-1030 PET SALES POSITION: Lack*! apparel No eve* or Sun Appty at 212 E lU S l Sanlord 110 unit apt. comp*#a In need ol Malnt. Supvar. A PT houaekeeper. Supvar mutt be A/C certified, pool car* a ptu*. Fai reaume to 321-3433. A BETTER JOB FOR YOU' JuW C a r Never a Fas' HELP Personnel 1264444 6 1 TO PLACE YOUR AD 1 71— H elp W anted 93— Rooms For Rent ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need­ ed NOW! Covenant Transport hat immediate opening! lor driver trainee* No tipenenco needed Earn 949K to 9SSK phis benefit* CDL framing available 800435-9903 Furnished Room tor Rent San­ ford Area. Al uM inc. Phono S kitchen use 3360ftno Cal 3020082 Aval Now Cable. ulM *t included, kitchen prtviiegat. 39<Ywfc, 9190 depos­ it Cal 322-8883 W/mate prat ELECTRICIANS- rend A comm TOP PAY. BENES. DFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2922 S Park Drtve 322-1141 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE Immediate. fui-Umo employmenl tor anyone interested m working toward* a career at an electrician Latte or no tip a necessary Some out ol town Favel is req Fu»y compafitrv* wage 4 benefit! package Call K A K I tectrie. Inc. Sanford, FL Ph<407)S2V8300 Banquet Servers needed ASAP, on can. top pay. soma ttp needed C al Alan or Judy • 302-1939 Medical Receptionist, MA. LPN: For Modes) group Lake Mary/ Sanlord E ic benefit pkg Fax return* to S30-1116 FURNISHED ROOMS-Al uMt met Laundry, phone, and k* us* 989-590 a week 3244995 97— A partments Furnished SANFORD 1 BDRM. SI atectnc aa. read area 93?Vmo. 9300 dap. no kJdepet* 3234019 55— Business A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 sq ft 9 KY 9265AMONTH OfficeStorag# 32!-0120or 415-3506 141— H om es Fo r S ale At f (Min Adi I MfIMI S vi nv nni t w o p i mi i i s Waterfront 1/3 on canal to ski lake, pod on 12 *c 4193,000 IHADver 1600 *q It. Kkkrv lam fcpfc. Incd. 943 *00 LK Mary Custom BLT 5 bad. 2 5 tte . Lh Dm, Fam. act pod. 2c gar on 2/3 aero 9240.080 1BR OARAGE APT, qutel area, rural a* a pm. no amohera. no pet*. 3450/mo Jerrvgan ProperM* 330-3295 104 Oaia C t besvdiU 1000 aq ft Caktomte ityte 2 story pod. tenon cl amarvtte* Re­ duced to 4113.000 3114089 MARINER'S VILLAOE LAKf AOAieomi **70VO 1 FOAM . |4*0V0 ANO UP 3238670 ROEELEA VX.LA8 Move In apecW, i n far Ma Rem I tee. 3304431 or 199-3300 103— Houstsn f u x n is h e d 4 BA, pod. hraptace. fenced, huge tot. great area, only 491 900 111 4 M 9 (RaoboO Monday. March 19. IM S • 00- 11-00AMS p p o r t u n it ie s veitment 321-6712 Rent 99— A partments U nfurnished U O 118— O etice Space For •antordfLk Mary area, t Ig bdrm. wf prtr ba. laundry, utotie*. TV tncki. mate preferred 1280mo 302-7168 or 372-2369 AT HOMS PROFESSIONALS S1SOO SSOOtVmo potential Na­ tional Co. Rapd Eipannon Work born home 407-077-5e45 3 00 •7.00 PM i by tor a GUARANTEED M VIEW at your McDonald! Aset. Mgr • FT tor mm tlorag* Benefit*, vacation, bonu* <ncendvet. A/R. AiP, taaamg col­ lection*, computer, home type maintenance Etp dewed Wd train ngni parson Apply 2903 N O B.T. Orlando, M-F l-*pm. 59— Financial Services UP.CMA ______ J i 1*23 Sq R. 3/2 IpM dan Oourmet ME. SIQSH Dot'Jamgan Prep, 323-3188 Labor. Rtghl Hand Man ha* been in the bueineia lor over IS yrs. Marti today and oat m o TOOAY1 W* odar a pMk JM DOYLE (4 0 7 ) 322-2495 153— A creag e L o t Fo r Sa u WE M E D HOUSES TO RENT 114— W purauent to a Final Judgment el Foreclosure end an Order Rescheduling Forecloeure Sale entered In the abeve-alyted eeuee. In Pie Circuit Court of SamtoM* County. Florida. I art* **H the property elluate In Seminole County, Florida, deeerlbed ea: Lot 41. AM KRW OOO UNIT O N I. according to the Plat thereof, ae recorded In Plat a u h o u s e / II e n ta i S pace 117— C o m m e r c i a l R en ta ls Conetructlon Cleaner eipetfeneed. transportation a must. 407-330-1711 Hava meaaags Laos. Inch Arborprivate aoooo IT T ooo LAKEFRONT LOT-Stone Is­ land, Lake Momoa. Reduced, now 974.too VACANT LOT-Utclt Arbor *32000. to prtv woodad LAKE MAIW LOTS-Wooded 929 000 WTMMt WOOO-Sentard Good tor car lot or other Greet location. • car garage. 3 dace*, lanced properly S a l concrete. For more Into, cal N «k 60S1440 Jemigan properties, inc, OMce ipnoa. 1000 ae R. down­ town Santoro. Two a n eq H of­ fice ipace unn* nr. downtown. Ron JwNgen. 330-33M. avaJabto (Driver* and Phone Pereormei) and F/T Mgrt* pote•one. L ace law entry level pay. AVENUE, SUITE F l o r id a , hd. O Are you afraid o f the phone? O D o you hate dealing with the public? The be sold at public auction, per FI Slat 713.999 at 10:00 AM on Aprs S. tO M at Lienor's address to aadafy a Uan against eald v*Md*<*) tor labor, ser­ vices and storage charges. No tittos, aa to. cash only. 1001 NHoan Btania 40 VINI JN1FU21POMM334te Owner Derrytl V Cooley 1t M Whispering Winds Ct Apopka. FL 31703 BEAM - 2 Need Server*. FT A PT Apply O Flyer* Wmg* A Or*. 3689 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary 3334896 Activity aaalatant P/T. neiOie hour*, apply in penon at 950 S MeionvXte Ana . Sanlord UNITED STATE MAREHAU. SERVICE INDOLE DISTRICT OP FLORIDA Pubfteh: February 39, and March 4, 11.1FM DCZ-338 •1000 31 Lienor. Aulotronlca 174 E. Mitchell Hammock Rd Oviedo. FL 31749 Phone 407-394-1717 a] Not ice to owner or lienholder that ha has a right to a hearing any Ume prior to ssto dato by Ming with the clerk ol the court NOwnar he* the right to recov­ er vehicle by posting bond In accordance with FI Slat *44 417 c)Nel proceed# tram sale in •#c*#» el amount claimed by •tenor win be deposited with the clerk of the court Interested parti#*, contact •tats Filing Servica. Inc. (M l) IM -1994 Publish March 11. I t M 2 If your answer to these questions is no! su p by tor • GUARANTEED IN­ TERVIEW at your McDonald* crew aid hourly manager posi­ tion*. BEGIN CAL UNO TOOAY TO RESERVE FOUR AREA aervs a copy of your written defense#. If any to BARBARA RUDOLPH SMITH. Petitionar'a Attorn#?, whose oddreaa la 4707 Edgewater Oriva. Orlando, FL 2*404, on or before MARCH S3. 1000. and Hie the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's Attorney or immedi­ ately thereafter, or a default wtU be entered egalnat you tor the relief demanded In the com­ plain! or petition. WITNESS my hand and Saal of this Court on February IS, 90oJ?,MOLa Ibea, anhareagnatcareerwaitingforroall The Seminole Herald is looking for a t-800-422-1M l CtaMlftod RtpraMntativ*. B 00 am •4 30 pm MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY D DA... INC EOE This full-time position offers: •O iM t Benefits •Pakl Vacation •Health Inauranca *•* •401K Plan •Qanaroua Incantlvaa Package C E LE B R ITY CIPHER iJBTFPtaOSFPItStOe by Lute Campos Auction will be held 04-1S-M, at 10:00 AM al Pritchett's Towing. 1940 S. C.R. 417. longwood. Publish: March I t . tO M S S & S S S S roouy**k» U*# otA-sa H O T IO I MADE DFW I A V HAV MAIX m o u j ? n k >l e a u c t h >r 91O3AZ87YfCE314t07 93 Dodge «1 B3XP380XNN303043 M Pont #t09A0t9R9OT387892 Auction will be held 09-31-99. at 10:00 AM at Pritohatl'a Towing. 1840 E. C.R. 437, LillMMOQid. Pubhah: March 11,1109 DEA-07 T IPA-LVW HAV OFW.' NAI X - — T A I X A I I SAY U A V W I T R W NAAKH LVIXXFF PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘Of cheertulnaaa. or a good tamper the more H H apent. the more ol H remaJna.' — Ralph Waldo Emerson (c) tM4 by HCA, Inc. tl We need a se lf-sta rter with top-notch •.; custom er service skills, telem arketing experienced com puter knowledge and superb organizational skills. If this sounds liks you, Csll Ksllls 9 (407) 322-2611 for an appointment �>9 .* . * : aW W W 4 CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald 322*2411 o r Toll fre e (ra m O rland o 431*9443 You can (a s you r ad to 407*323*4404 300 N. French Ava., S an ford 32771 • P. O . 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Treatment with a 1M percent oxygen mask, if applied early enough, w ill almost always cure the poisoning. I agree with you that carbon moooxIds Is a possible problem in you unde’s apartment. For more inform ation about this and other air-quality Issues, write te tha Environm ental Protection To give you related information. I ■ * “ * “ £ * £ * • copy o f my Health Baport "M edical fp ed a lists." Other readers who would Ilka a copy should sand M Plus a long, M lf-eS ressed , 85"2*.!!FSW *®r-° * * M »T. > � 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 11, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 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 11, 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/b2456b53b61471b248cff39d15acc5b6.pdf 69a859baa0ea5330e97a87b5074a5251 PDF Text Text FRIDAY April 30, 1999 91st Year. No. 176 (407) 322-2611 Sanford. FL 90 C inti Serving Weather Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County to prison far 21 yean for the death of her baby born on Christmas Day 1996. The Casselberry woman placed the baby In a plastic baa ***** he suffocated! Thursday. Butler was sentenced after pleading no content to second-degree murder In Sanford. Butler did not apologue or admit she tolled the baby. *1 know a ertme has been committed." she said. Her sentence ranks among the harshest levied against a woman accused of toning her newborn. Butler win get no early parole. Moat cases like hers end up with charges of manslaughter with a maximum sentence of 15 years. now resting In a grave near a log cabin where he used to reflect on major Issues when he was Honda's governor. Chiles died otj Dec. 12. I960. His fondly moved his grave Wednesday from tbs ffsseTswn Cemetery m Tallahassee to the new site. T just wanted him to be port of the land he loved.'* said Rhea Chiles, the governor's wile. In Winter Springs will be held Saturday. May 1 at Central Winds Park Highway 434 near the high school p.m. Plenty of music and fireworks, it s free. Oates open st 6 p.m. For more Info call 656-5488. JCSmmf and the Heart of Florida United Way recognised seven people as winner o f the JCPenny Golden Rule Award Program recently. Each winner received an engraved crystal flame and a 61.000 contribution for the non-profit organization. The youth Individual received a $500 scholarship. The winners were: Education - Dividends School Volunteer Program: Group - American Red Cross o f Central Florida Teen Corps: Mennonlte Disaster Service for Seminole Community Vounteer Program: Youth Kara Lynn Semento for ML Dora High School National Honor Society: Adult - Wanda Giannani Page for Southwest United Communltes; Debra Oroseclose for Guardian Ad Litem Program. Seminole County: Friends o f Abused Children. and Barbara Johnson for Orlando Housing Authority. Ralph Waldo Em erson □ IN D E X B Winning WA Numbers Second school violence arrest this week , I Running forth* polic* Sanford Middle School student, 15, found with SANFORD • An eighth -grade student who made a note with a hit Hat of teachers and students he wished to toll was arrested Thursday at Sanford Middle School, police said. Tyler Schmidt. 15. made a note with a diagram of him self blowing up the school and the hit hat of teachers and students. A fellow eighthgrader Informed a school official of the note, and Schmidt was discreetly pulled out of class, police aald. On Tuesday, a 13-year old student at Rock Lake Middle School was arrested when a deputy found a map in his locker that Included drawings o f the school hallways and a note reading, 'hide bomb In globe In science (building).* Investigators did not And a bomb or weapon at Rock Middle School In Longwood. Brendan May. a seventhgrader. was arrested for threatening to discharge a destructive device, a felony. School officials said class activities were not disrupted. *We don't deem this as a copy cat Incident.* Sanford Police Department detective Kris Ziegler said. “We view this as a tod's desperate cry far help. We recognise the need to take a more serious look at Incidents like this.* Schmidt was arrested at the school at 4:30 p.m. He Is charged with three felonies. Including conspiracy, threatening to throw or discharge a destructive device In a public place, and Interfering with school administration, police said. Schmidt does not have a prior criminal record. *His family Is very distraught.* Ziegler said. "They are a church-going family, and they don’t understand why this happened. They have been very supportive In the Investigation. Sanford Middle School assistant principal Helen Ooodaon said Schmidt to a straight *A* student who had not been In trouble before this Incident. 'lie to a good student.* Ooodaon said. *Aa for as are know he to well liked by his peers.* Ooodaon said the student found the note on the floor and brought It to s school official. Schmidt wsa pulled out of class without Incident at around 11-11:30 a.m.. Ooodaon said. “We went to his classroom and asked him to come out.* Ooodaon said. ’ Luckily, we were pulling several other students out by coincidence for reasons that had nothfcM to do with this. I don’t think most people were even aware that this was happening-* Homeowners will be forced to relocate H m i c i n r r i l U l l a l l l U ± % w I f f Karas__________________ STAFF w ftinctt • A l l t h n n ft/ / l U l l l U l 1 I V # * n m i T I I p p p L e lv r lllld w d • n C C K t it f lP P U ^ u ld lC U lv v SANFORD • The Sanford Housing Authority to seeking to move tenants of 170 old and deteriorating public housing units Into single family homes and affordable housing. If the Sanford Housing Authority receives a federal grant, all 170 units In Edward Higgins Terrace. Cowan Moughton Terrace, and Lake Monroe Terrace will be demolished. Each family asked to relocate will be given a Southeastern United States. Puerto Rico and Ouantanamo Bay. Cuba. Performing a vs- Defy o f lighthearted tertalnlng music fron and 60s. rock. Dixie! blues, these music! light audiences wit humorous antics as their fun-loving appi music. 'Navy Band Jacl personifies the qua See M eM tag, Page % Sanford to spring into spring tomorrow SANFORD - A Spring Festival will be held on Saturday In Sanford, with free food, games and music. The festival will be held at 94 Casselbrewer Ct. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to celebrate a week of clean-up efforts by residents o f the Sanford Housing Authority. "This to a chance for people In the community to really enjoy themselves.* Tony Ta y­ lor. a project director for the Sanford Housing Authority, said. *We re trying to bring the community together.* The seventh annual festival will feature free soul food, pics, cakes, grilled hot dogs, a roasted hog, sausage, barbe­ cued chicken and pork. Ice cream, and drinks. The music will range from rock and hip-hop to Jazz and country, or even karaoke. Sanford Housing Authority of­ ficials expect more than 300 people to participate In the festival. Pony rides will be available along Tcnlh Street. From east o f the Mulberry Avenue Intersection to west o f the Olive Avenue Intersection. Tenth Street will be closed Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be relay races with prizes, a moon walk, a cake walk, and bingo. African and ancient art works, as well as homemade sandals, will be available for purchase. * lfs really going to be nice.* Taylor said. T h is will be our best festival ever.* When the April 20 tragedy In Littleton. Colo, occurred. Ooodaon said that principal BUI Moore told students over the Intercom that school safety Is everyone’s business. Ooodaon and Ziegler said they give credit to the student who had the courage to come forward with the note to school officials. Schmidt to being held at the Juvenile Detention Center. He to scheduled to make hte first court appearance today. This to the second time In a week In Seminole County a student has been anestrd for threatening to klU students. PHor to the tragrdy In Littleton. Colo., on April 12. an Oviedo High School student's gun accidentally discharged an campus. No one was Injured. However, statistics from the Seminole County schools office of secondary education show that school violence and violations Involving weapons are decreasing over the last three years. There were 55 weapons violations In county middle schools and high schools In 1997-96. down from 81 In 1996- 97 and 121 In 1995-96. __to middle schools, there were 31 weapons violations In 1997- 96. down from 33 In 1966-97 and 75 In 1990 00. Two firearms have been discovered on school campu ses this year, and none wars found in 1997-96. fo u r w m ia s wees dtocowrwf In 1996-97. and two were found In 1996-96. Taste of Oviedo N a v y band returns to festival Jacksonville’s Navy Band. T.Q.I.F., a six-piece Dixie­ land group noted for Its amazing versatility, to sched­ uled to perform at the 5th annual Taste o f Oviedo. This will be the first performance by a Navy Band unit In the Central Florida area since the d osin g o f the Orlando Naval Training Center. Consisting o f professional Navy musicians, they have entertained literally thou­ sands o f audiences In the to o N ary, Page 2A Kids ‘get a little dirty’ on Arbor Day □O UO TE A ll violence, all that is dreary and repels, is not power, but the absence o f power. ^ Lottery Partly Sunny High 73 Low 58 SANFORD - Students In the Environmental Club at Pine Crest Elementary along with teachers. Patty Swann and Debbie Bowlin participated this morning In the Arbor Day festivities at the school. Zom Residential ’ udopted* Pine Crest for the Ardor Day activity and donated 60 trees for the Environmental Club to assist In planting. Children were even Instructed In ad­ vance to wear clothes that they could *get a little dirty In." Participants will ‘ fill In* the holes with dirt and water once the trees are set. Principal. Barry Liebovltz, worked along with Lynn Anello, a representative from Zom. and Blake Gunnels, a landscape architect, to de­ termine planting sites. Vari­ ous locations were plotted to Insure sufficient shade once trees are grown. The day began at approxi­ mately 8:15 a.m. with an opening announcement from the principal and several Introductoty speeches. Steve Patterson. CEO from Zorn, also spoke to the assembly to explain the significance of Arbor Day. The Audubon Society also conducted a showing of ‘ Birds o f Prey* for the third, fourth and fifth grade classes. The actual tree planting ceremony started at approximately 9:30 a.m. followed by a brunch at 11 a.m. Swann and Bowlin shared that the Pine Crest Environ­ mental Club began In 1902 by two fourth grade teachers who wanted to encourage environ­ mental thinking. Yet. Swann and Bowlin themselves have sponsored the club for the 6ss Arbor, Fags 2A Pine Crest kids participating In Arbor Day ceremonies include: Leytza Smith, George Brinson, Natasha Greenhoward, Beverly Tatum, Tamineka White and Scott Vetter with teacher Patty Swann. �rpubbshsi 2A ■Semfnol* Herald, Sanford, Honda - Friday. Apnl 30.1999 A C C U WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEM INOLE C O U N T Y Florida Weather UV Index Tbwomm Five-Pay Forecast for Sanford Tonight Saturday Sunday Monday Tbesdny M/n Shewn « tomorrow* weather Tamparahrt* i n toraghf■ tow t ind Regional Cities than parity ckxidy. Regional Weather Almanac Sanford through Yota may M t am. mainly In nortosastom Florida. 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Identifying the offender* la what makes the log even Juicer, we've been told. Each day aomeone from the Herald goes to Sheriff Don Esllnger's 17-92 encampment to record the misdeeds of men. women and some children. Arrest paper* are avallab to anyone who asks for then They are kept on a long, Lahaped desk Inside the first' floor Criminal Arrests office. There are four comfortable chair* to alt In and a telephone to use. Whenever I've been In the place, Pve had no company. I was there an hour on Thursday, amazed once again Just how many new reports had arrived since the previous day. It must take the arresting officers hours to do all the paperwork. Some o f them do It In longhand, although most are type-written. Atop the freshest stack o f arrest reports was one made by Sheriffs Deputy Clint L. GlolelU at 10:36 p.m. on Tuesday. April 27. Incident i 9933002400. Deputy Oloielli reported that he spotted a red lauzu pickup traveling north on State Road 600 In Longwood. The vehicle did not have a proper Florida license. When GlolelU had the drtver stop, he began to quiz Paul Edward Czareckl. a DUI offender w ho had been ordered to take an alcohol treatment cdurae. Czareckl . who la 39 today, wasn't pleased to befog cuffed and taken to the county Jail by Oloielli. In his report. GlolelU aald that the subject repeatedly banged his head Into the left rear window o f the patrol car. *1 asked him to stop but he ■ m v’l ^ u him starr Writer said no, not until he started bleeding.” Oloielli recorded. aiolelll stopped the car. received assistance from another officer. Czareckl was asked to stop kicking and thrashing but he began to do so again when the car proceeded to the Jail. GlolelU reported that the suspect kicked at the left rear window and although he did not break It. he permanently damaged the window tract. ’ He (Czareckl) said he wanted to kill himself,” GlolelU wrote tn Report •9933002400. At the Jail, Czareckl broke loose from the grasp o f a Seminole County Corrections Deputy and ran his head Into the sully port vestibule door. *He (Czareckl) had to be contained,” GlolelU aald. Carefully, Oloielli put down the play-by-play o f the incident on the report that was Just one o f a thousand or more accumulated In recent weeks In Seminole County. The reports aren't In any particular order • not alphabetized nor categorized. Czareckl was charged with operating a vehicle with criminal mischief. Domestic violence reports are In the same stack with DUIs. grand theft and possession o f cannabis. There's one there now for sale and delivery of tyaeric add. and another for false Imprisonment. A man named Michael Carbal allegedly locked in his own mother. Too much madness to record It seems. 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"We also recycle alu­ minum cans and with the money collected have adopted a number o f endangered animals such as the Florida manatee. Florida panther, fo g g n b ^ a * ,. k * turtles, dolphin and a cougar at the Central' Florida Zoo. The dub representatives worked with a master gahlener and our business partners to plant azaleas and other shrubs In front o f the school. We have also Involved the dub tn planting trees around the campus. Including helping plant the school's fortieth an­ niversary oaks.” According to the teachers, the Environmental Club adopted French Avenue be­ tween 27th Street and Shan­ non Drive and recently held a spring trash pick up day to celebrate Earth Day. A fall and spring "pick-up" Is also sponsored and parents and staff are encouraged to p a r tlctpate In cleaning the airroundtng areas as well. Several students shared why they fe d It Is important to plant trees. Beverly Tatem said. "More trees will make the school grounds look better.” Deshawn Lawrence said. Th ey will help the environment.” George Brinson aald. They will put more oxygen In the air.” Beltrls Singleton said. “We need more shade around the campus.” Keldron Waddy said, "So the birds can have a place to bulk! nests.” And Zuleika Salgado said. They provide a home for small ani­ mals.” The teachers responded that they were excited about the addition o f the sixty trees. They would provide shade for the primary playground and cool outside Btudy areas for the Intermediate students. Others though that additional trees would contribute to the attractiveness o f the campus. 48S N.W w y. 17-92 Longwood, FL 32750 M u te r A u to Technician M u t e r C ollision Technician H.D.Truck Technician Coatlausd from pags LA Entertainment will be pro­ vided by Tajtrt Arts members. Employment booths with three agencies will be set up for anyone seeking a Job. There will also be representa­ tives from a variety of social agencies. McGruff the Crime Dog wlU attend the festival, along with members o f the Sheriffs Office and the Sanford and Alta­ monte Springs police depart­ ments. Raffle tickets will be on sale for 50 cents or one dollar. Participants can win a color television, a VCR. and gifts from area businesses and or­ ganizations. �Ssmtno)* HscaW, SantanL Honda - Friday. April 30. 1399 •M '<s The JoUouHng report* uwra compAed from the Seminote Semin County Sheriffa Office for a rre id reported through April 39. ALT 0 , April 37, 11:40 p.m. Allen Drive. Josuhe Hlnkley DOB 4/27/79, v u arrested fay Altamonte Spring* [* Police officer*, charged with Domestic VloIcncc/A ALT . April 27. 1:03 p.m.. Scott Michael Carbal. DOB 10/29/09 waa arrested by Altamonte Sptlnga Po­ lice Officers and charged with domestic violence, aggravated asaault and false Imprisonment. •A M F O W , April 39, 0:21 a.m. Lodi Low Drive. Christopher Courtney Lysacaars. DOB 10/23/79 waa arrested fay Sanford Police Department officers and charged with Domestic V lolence/Battery. 8AHFOBD. Thad Jerome Brooks, Jr. DOB 3/8/00, was a n rested h r Seminole County Sheriffs Deputies and charged with Sale/Dettvery of Lyserlc Add, and possession. >. April 30, 11 p.m.. State Road 436. Jason David White. DOB 10/0/74, and David Edward Hogan. DOB 5/13/75. were arrested fay Casaelberry Police officers, charged with Possession of Cannabis and Possession of Drug P ara­ phernalia. ■AW rO BD. April 38. Judaon Irving Woods III. DO B 9/10/74 arrested fay Sanford Police Department officers, charged with possession of cannabis PPl I. April 28. 10:25 p..m., E. Lake Mary Blvd., Daniel Raymond Mitchell. DOB 9/3/80, was arrested fay Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with DUI. •A ffPO B D , April 29. 0:30 a.m.. Regatta Shores. Vickie Renee Rrese, DOB 7/28/ 83. was arrested oy Sanford Police officer*, charged with DUI. SAMPOBD. April 28, 11:51 p.m.. Santa Barbara St., Joshua Allen McNeal. DOB 10/3/79 waa arrested by Seminole County deputies, charged with DUI and possession of Controlled S u b­ stance. LONOWOOD. April 29. 0:33 a.m., SR 000 at Laura St.. Janet Lee Cooke. DOB 7/0/82. waa arrested by Seminole County Deputies and charged with DUI. W i l m a F A IR , April 2S. 1:15 a.m.. Michael Joseph Iiloodgood. DOB 10/9/08 waa anrrsted by Seminole County Sheriffs Deputies and charged with DUI.^ >. April 27,10:38 p.m.. State Road 000. Paul E d ­ ward Czareckl. DOB 4/30/80, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs ofllcers. charged with Operating! Moltor Vehldc/Crim lnal Mischief. SBflBLagl lST . April 28. 5:01 p.m.. Rinehart !Rd.. Donna M. Randall, was arrested fay Lake Mary Police Officer* and charged with 1th Orand Theft/Fraudulent Use of a Credit C Card. LOROWOOD. April 28. Elijah Lee Munlzzl. DOB9/3/47 waa a r­ rested fay Seminole County Sheriffs Officers and charged with a warrant for Grand Theft. tty. If you bmv Inforcan remain anonyretard «IU viihiti Housing' tags LA voucher to purchase a home, or the option o f remaining tn public housing. Officials of the Sanford (lousing Authority are holding meetings with residents to explain the program. Residents expressed concerns about finding replacement homes. Several residents requested that a representative from the U.S. Department o f Housing and Urban Development be present at future meetings. •We will work with you,’ Sanford Housing Authority Executive Director Tim Hudson said Thursday at the fourth meeting with residents concerning the program. Hudson said that although HUD does not guarantee the purchase o f a home, the Sanford Housing Authority 'w ill ensure that no demolition will begin until housing has been found for every resident.* The Department o f Housing und Urban Development will announce whether the Hope VI grant is awarded to the Sanford Housing Authority In October. 'Hope six Is a tool that housing authorities can use to help families live outside these Invisible four walla and live with other families In mixed communities,* Hudson said. *lt s a tool to Improve your quality o f life.* To make the voucher portable, residents must live In the issuing Jurisdiction (Seminole County) for at least 12 months. Under HUD regulations, residents will have at least 60 days alter a voucher Is given to find replacement housing. The Housing Authority can grant two 30 days exceptions. If the grant Is approved, a demolition company would be brought on board within six months. Then, the Housing Authority would have 18 months to do the demolitions. Hudson said. "We're going to work with you all for the next 18 months.* Hudson said. Residents will receive 'creative financing* from the government during the loan application to * receive approval on a mortgage for a home, Hudson said. *We want to keep your payments at about $490 (per month).* Hudson said. The Housing Authority will establish a relocation budget with the grant. Hudson said. The Sanford Housing ’ Authority will build about 3050 houses If the grant Is approved, Hudson said. The City Commission wants the Housing Authority to include a business Incubator in the project, with cheap rental spaces for businesses that will train residents tn Job Meanwhile, repairs are underway at the complexes. *We can not assume that we will get the grant,* Hudson •aid. Hudson said the program will give residents a chance to own property and leave public housing. He said the surrounding community w ill benefit from Increased property values. Treena Kaye, director o f Central Florida Legal Services, said she Is concerned about whether the handicapped and elderly will find replacem ent housing. Residents at the m eeting also expressed concern about a federal law. that takes effect Oct. I, saying that any resident not working at least part-time must work for the Housing Authority at least eight hours per month, or face termination of the lease the following month. The law exempts the handicapped. elderly, disabled, or certain people under a welfare to work program. Navy1A professionalism o f today's United States Navy.* said Oviedo Chamber o f C om ­ merce director Rich Sloane. "Everyone will enjoy them as everywhere they perform, they're net with excitement and enthusiasm.* T.O.I.F. Is pari o f an all day musical entertainment schedule being presented on two stages at the annual fes­ tival. Carmen Maria De Jesus, 73, Vestarta Way, Longwood. died Thursday. April 39. Mrs. De Jesus was a seamstress. Bom In Salinas. Puerto Rico, she moved to Central Florida In 1991. She was Roman Catholic. Survivors Include sons. Raul M. Hernandez. Altamonte Springs: daughter. MUagros * VcHICjO* IJ IlM lQ tli IfiO u lC I ■# Ruben Crux. Orlando: Dormy Crux, Puerto Rico: sisters. Migdaha Monel. Tost! Crux, both of Puerto Rteo; Hilda Crux, Philadelphia: stepbroth­ er*. Edison Camacho, Phila­ delphia: Hector Ramos. Cali­ fornia: n in e, Funeria in charge of aervtcea. Robert L. Meyers. 78. West York Court. Longwood. died Wednesday. April 38. Mr. Meyers was an investment banker. Bom In Cincinnati, he moved to Central Florida tn 1981. He sms a member of the Church of the Annuncia­ tion. He was an Army Air Forres veteran. Survivors include wife. Elsie F.; brother. Richard J.. Co­ lumbus, N.C. Baldwtn-Falrrhlld Semoran-Forest City tn charge of aervlces. Geneva: Charles Velde, Win­ ter Springs: 21 grandchildren: 18 great-grandchildren ; brother-in-law, Bishop Adrian Vetgle. Borba, Brazil: and numerous adopted family members of Central Florida. She was loved and will be missed fay all. A mass of Christian burial will be at 10:00 a.m.. Friday. April 30. at St. Augustine's Catholic Church. Casselberry. FL. Visitation for friends will be from 8:30 p.m. to 9:00p.m., Thursday. April 29 at Alta­ monte Chapel of the BaldwinFairchild Funeral Home. There will be a rosary at 7:00p.m. Interment will be at Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. FL. Funrral •crvicru for Hnfcrrt L M e y­ ers, 74. of Lnrwpruod. who M M c d •way an Wednesday, Apr* 2S. writ la hrtrf nn Monday. May 3. at 10:00 a m at H ie Churrh of the Annunciation with Father Interment • U 'U 'i Luis 'Ed* Chacon. 54. of Meadow Hills Court. Sanford, died on Tuesday. April 27. Mr. Chacon was a salesman for Winter Park Dodge. Winter Park. Bom In Colombia, South America.' he award -to Central Florida In 1968. He waa a member of AH; Souls CathoEc i ChurVh. Prior to Winter Park'] was a salesman at Furniture and Levttx Furniture stores for many yean and was part of the President's Club of Levttx Furniture store. Mr. Chacon was a U.S. Army Viet­ nam Conflict Veteran. Survivors Include wife. C ar­ men R..Sanford. two daiq(hters. Sandra. Sanford: Uliana, Pensacola.: son, Pablo. Lou­ isville. KY: sister. Paulina Revels. Miami. : brother. A l­ fredo. Colombia, South America: and one granddaugh­ ter. Newcomer Family Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge o f services. r r m . i t i o n SivtKgbjrGtttngYImtNom eLoan(Mine http://www.123lo 0n.com 1 < 8 0 0 ^ 3 9 -3 8 3 0 o r 777 • FWf OFF CREDIT CAMS • FREEDOM FROM HIGH INTEREST Furon F u rn itu re Hardwood Mission^ , Th# parents of this beautiful child have lost their son. Th e y are in need of funds to cover funeral expense*. Anyone wishing to contribute, m ay do so by sending money to any First Union Bank, for th* Christopher J . Bryson II Beneficiary Fund. w *399 m i *799 Group •299 Sofa S599 G r w p July ft , 1M5< April 1 4 II Sale! f ‘ i > it •! i i i <it A n \ w h t ‘ r t ' Mission Pine Savsra) Firtohn AvaiiatXs SoM inefcdst: Rams. Jumbo Futon. Covsr Set Group Induds*: sota. chaw, coRm . and labia FUTONS 4 OKI A N O O , LE$$ t , At T A M O N T I I I l ,'400 I n M e m o rin m 3* Sfwtag uUcMug 6 9fcwtsgu(iig (m ARAMENTHA E. ARMBRISTER “ MENTHA” July 1. 1909-April 30.1995 od looked around His garden, & found an empty place He then looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face 9 He put His arms around you. and He lifted you to rest. God’s garden must be beautiful He only takes the best He saw the road getting rough and the hills were hard to climb So He closed your weary eyelids and whispered, ’’peace is thine" It broke our hearts to lose you but you did not go alone, A part of us went with you the day God took you home. Though the smile is gone forever and your hands we cannot touch We will always have sweet memories of the one we loved so much. TOOLS. VIRGINIA ALICE Virginia Alice Velgle, 84. San Tomas Drive. Casselberry, died Monday. April 26. Mrs. Velgle was bom In Creason. Pa. She had an active role In St. Benedicts Mothers Club, Catholic Daughters. K and C Auxiliary. In Johnstown. Pa. Mra. Velgle moved to Central Florida in 1961. She was a memberof St. Augustine’s Catholic Church. Casselberry. Preceded In death by Hus­ band. Francis T. Velgle. March. 1989. Survivors Include eight children. Tom Velgle. Sanford: Hazel Kiely. Ambler. Pa.: Re­ gina Kelley A Rosemary Vel­ gle. Casselberry: Elysc Rucosky. Kissimmee: Jim Velgle. Winter Park; Kathleen Qelm. ( hh 1 2 3 lo a n .c o m I , i /1 ji Barbara A. Radetsky. 68, 300 W . 20th St.. Sanford, died Tuesday, April 27. of conges­ tive heart failure. Mrs. Radet­ sky was a retired nurse. Bom In Braintree. Mass., she moved to Central Florida In 1993. She waa Roman Catho­ lic. Survivors include sons, Daniel M.: Paul: both of San­ ford: sister. Kathryn Webb. New Jersey: brother, Donald McLaughlin. Maryland. Sunrise Funeral Home. Or­ lando. in charge of services. 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I Q N fiW O O O 41 4 5 427 33M M 3 _________________ ____ SoMVanan Electric ipMMn aid adiuttaMe flam* 4100715 2?*?* 00*1 lutonvibetfy Blue 17408 tA H fQ B P 2 0 7 1 .2 9 th I t . 221-0815 C A S S iL B iM Y lAIM aa ■ —»- ft. W W I mi m i Hi* D O -7 3 5 6 L t C fi HARDW ARE M l HAMAWARM M e HAmOWAUM M l HAMOWAMM M l HARDW ARE �4A •Semi note Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday, April 30. 1999 Religion First Baptist youth comfort Columbine students By Susan W e n n e r H E R A L D S l 'A F F W R I T E R 'Hot* to him that Is alone when h e Jalleth: Jot he hath not another to help him tip." Ecclesiastes 4:10 Am y tost faith on a Christ­ m as E v e when she w as 13. H er father cam e home iln m k that night. Am y's C h ristm a s present from her fattier w a s a broken nose. A m y ran Into the streets, nose bleeding, an d knocked on tire door of a church p lead in g for shelter. W hen they sa id 'n o.* she felt like God h a d rrjected her. A w e e k later she returned hom e. Am y's p a rrn ts tried to case h e r pain by spending money. W ith three houses and five cars, her parents had money to spend. The tune Am y needed with lamlty w a s spent at boarding schools. A s a freshm an In college. Amy discovered the pitfalls of frat parties. W h e n she b e ­ came d e p ressed she knew where to go: Ixivs and the bottle. Sh e w a s the best friend a person could a sk for. with a patient e a r and a helping hand. Hut. su bstan ce abuse leads to friendship abuse. A m y abu sed herself until she hit rock bottom. She found hope In the eyes of her new born daughter. The father disap p eared , but baby A m a n d a will not lack for love. Last weekend, at age 23. Amy m arried a m an who prom ises to love her and ch erish A m an d a. "T h a n k you for W in g there for h e r." A m y's father told one of h er friends at the wedding. "You k n o w her better than I do." O n tlie happiest day of Am y's life, her father w as tilled w ith regret. Now. the daughter he d is ­ owned is the d au gh ter he w ants to know. "It sh o u ld not have been this h a r d for her." he m u m ­ bled. lie Is alone. "W o e to him that Is alone tehen he Jalleth." He thanked A m y's friend for being h er safety net. but he w as w ro n g. Faith w a s her safety net. Am y found faith In love and k in d n ess. S h e found faith In herself, her d a u g h te r, an d In people who c a re lor her. A m y fell, but had the cour­ age to survive. She w as never alone. A m y lost friends through m istakes, but kept the true frien d s through kindness. "Fatih is the substance o j things hoped for. the evidence o f things not seen" - Hebrews SANFORD - In the w ak e of the recent disaster at Columbine H igh School In Colorado. studen ts throughout the nation have moumed. cried, feared and retreated. Yet. through the confusion a n d questioning, a local youth g ro u p decided to reach out to com fort the high schoolers with a m essage of hope. First B aptist C h u rch of Sanford's Y o u th Minister. Michael Voigt, sh ared that last Tuesday evening b egan with a cllrk o f the television remote and so o n he w a s in tears as he watched and listened to the deviation. Although he h a s heard about shootings at oth er sc h o o ls , the Colorado m assacre w a s especially h eartb re a k in g because V o ig t 's In -law s live near the sc h o o l and his own m other-in-law attended the funeral o f a student that w as killed. "I guess w e all want to think that the w o rld Is a good place." said Voigt. "W e w ant to believe that ou r children are grow ing u p to b e c o m e productive m em bers of society. W h e n I heard what had happened. I realized that at least 15 p e o p le 's family no longer had that hope. They no longer even h a d the option of dreaming of a better day for their son. d a u g h te r or friend." Voigt added that he "prayed and cried a n d asked G od to tell me som eth in g that we Alone when he falletli. T h e n there is Am y's d au gh ­ ter. a p p ro a c h in g her second birth d a y . 'll ie substance o j things liofH’d Jor. 'll ie mystery Is there's still love, sit 111 grace Inside. W e a re not alone. could do to express o u r love, our coticem and otir encouragement to th o se Involved, since I was u n a b le to physically to Littleton. I asked students from surrounding schools to d o n a te money to purchase a large framed picture that w ould express how we felt and provide a piece of the h e a lin g that Is so desperately n eed ed 111 Littleton. /Ml the m on ey that was received cam e so le ly from High Sc hool and M iddle School students. Money w a s given by the students from First Baptist Church of Sanford. Church of the Na/arrne on Sanford A ven ue and from Student Venture, the praying for yon. It must be bard to lose all those people, especially if they were your friends." Others such as Laura Robinson. Andrew Thom as and Valerie llertrr also offered notes of sym pathy. Just as the youth ministry at First Baptist Church of Sanford "exists to transform youth and ultimately all people Into fully devoted loltowers of Christ." It Is the hope of all the youth Involved in this endeavor that comfort and transformation exist with those m need In Colorado. Tills, they collectively agreed, w as the motivation behind their generous act Is Sunday the only day o f worship? What happened to the Protestant Church's idea to replace Sunday mom ing as the weekly day of worship' Nothing After the Catholic Church broke with Sunday tradition 40 years ago and in­ stituted Saturday afternoon masses, there was some talk that the Proles (ants might follow suit Many church es made it clear that from their point of view, there is nothing sacred about "Sunday morning at II." The success of the Saturday masses in the Catholic Church caused Protes­ tant ministers to give serious thought to the idea of holding midweek ser vices for those who preferred to keep Sunday free as a day of rest and re taxation “In the old days." one pastor said, 'churches would notice a drop in at­ tendance in the summer when people went to their cottages. But things were back to normal in September. “Then people started keeping their cottages open till November. With the popularity of skiing and other winter activities, the weekend exodus became practically a year round phenomenon We decided we had to do something " What his United Methodist congre­ gation did was start holding Thursday evening services in addition to its Sunday worship service. But instead of the midweek service being a repeat of the previous Sunday's service, the Thursday service was new “from pre lude to postludc," including the sermon and the choir selections 111. It's I 1 p in. an d Am y turns on th e news. Soldiers are bein g sent Into com bat. C hil­ dren are threatening to kill c h ild re n . T u rn the channel, but real­ ity Is undeniable. W a r Is the Illusion that killing brings peace. T h e teenage terrorist seeks |x-ure through annihilation. Students and youth minister of First Baptist Church of Santord with the picture they will send to C olorado Andy Thom as. Laura Robinson. Jason Robinson, Christian Kovacs. David Smith. Valene Herter, Michael Vigt. youth director Kneeling, M andi Thom as. Lori Sharrow and Duane Ortiz The service was then presented again the next Sunday morning Some churches experimented with Monday evening services for those who wanted to reserve Sunday for HAH But the weeknight service was never tried on a wide scale Pastors doubted that many of their parish ior.ers would consider it an improve­ ment over Sunday “Those who are too occupied on Sunday are usually just as involved on Saturday,” said one skeptic of the pro­ posed changes Like most ministers, he stuck to Sunday “It's true." echoes one Lutheran pastor, "that, as our attendance fig ures indicate, many people want to spend their Sundays digging in the garden or reading The New York Times We need your input and opinions. Letters to the editor and guest columns are both encouraged and appreciated. SA IN T S A N D S IN N E R S “There are other problems with holding duplicate services." he added “When do you have Sunday school'" Other alternatives to the "Sunday at 11" church service were suggested and sometimes tried An abbreviated Monday evening service HO minutes) was found to be successful in some churches But there were glitches One church dropped the Monday evening service when members insisted on being home by 8 00 so they could catch "laiugh In" on television Most pastors say there would be no theological objection to choosing an other day than Sunday for worship Sunday is traditional because that is the day on which Christ rose While this is the chief reason, the church's Sunday observance has also been as sociated with the first day of creation and the birthday of the Christian church on Pentecost, seven weeks after Easter The earliest scriptural reference to Sunday as a day of worship for Chris tians occurs in the Book of Acts Speaking of Paul's visit to Troas in Greece, the King James version says. “And upon the first day of the week, when the disciples came together to break bread, Paul preached to them " Most modem translations, however, substitute “on Saturday night" for "the first day of the week" This could mean that the early Christians regularly held their worship services on Saturday night. One clergyman is of the opinion that “no one particular hour of the week Ls more sacred than any other. On the other hand. I am not sure that chang ing our services from Sunday to an­ other day of the week is the answer. It may be better to try another hour on Sunday" What would be your reaction? Mother-daughter team to sing at Holy Cross Lutheran By Satan Wenner STAFF WRITER I.AKE MARY • Judy and Trena Rogers, a mother and daughter singing team, wll perform at Holy Cross Lu th r ran Church In Lake Mary 7GO N. Sun Drive. The per formatter will lx- held fol lowing u Mother-Daughter Danqurt on Saturday. May 8 at 8 p in. Special guest, Torte. will also sing with the duo. The team "share God's pow­ erful message through music mid ministry." according to a recent press release. "They communicate with humor and Inspiration lo audiences of all ages.' New beginnings Ministries, as their mission Is called, sh ares Iheir commitment. During (he concert Judy shares the word In sign lan­ guage while Trena sings a heart fell sung. Toric, Trrna's daughter will also share a song from Iheir newest chil­ dren's album. Over the years. Judy and Trena have been blessed to perform church conccris. re­ vivals. banquets, music con­ ferences. Christian enter­ Cvm NEWSI’Al’KH ENTERPRISE ASSN Seminole Herald “S e n i n x Seminole County Since IVON” Write to ut: Cali us: 300 N. French Avenue (407)322-2611 (407)831-9903 E-Mail us: Editorial: i£t4it*r 9 M l.ua Mmtisinf: isu Free Fna OrtaaAe Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday. Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 Periodical Postage Pax! al Santord. F kjrxta end additional mailing offices uattffl* • Mi.ua Fax us: Pubiisktr. uratfoufl 0 t d .u a (407) 323-9408 USPS 481280 Postmaster Send address changes lo The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Boa 1667 Sanford FL 32772 1667 B ib le s tu d y CASSELBERRY • P ersp ec­ tives "99 T u esd ays will lx- o f­ fered from J an . HI to May -I at N orlliland C om m unity Church In ch u rch room 406 Tills is a B ible study for those serklng a deeper understanding of the B ible and a closer relation ­ ship with God. Perspectives Is a course for |x*ople who want to explore what God h a s In store for their lives. For more Inform a­ tion call 830 7146 V id e o n ig h t L O N G W O O D - A C h ristian Video Night ts being offered on T u esd ay s at H p in at K xodusla C h ristian A ssem bly. The night will feature fun. teaching and uplifting videos and fellowship For more liii'omiatlon call 802-1310. Y o u th G r o u p S A N F O R D • Pastor Kay B e r­ trand has started a youth group on Sunday aftern oon s from 5 • 7 p.m. at Christ United Methodist Church. The group Is for anyone In 6th • 12th grade C a ll 322-7U00 for Information Y o u th E x p lo s io n SANFORD Youth R each­ ing Youth for Christ Is the youth department of the Full Deliverance C h urch of Jesus, a non-profit organization opened to all the youth In the local community. It is c o n ­ cerned with teaching youths to lx- leaders in society and starting Feb 2. they Ix-gan a nightly program entitled Youth Explosion from 5:.'lO p m - H p m. L esso n s Include biblical principals, authority figures, and more. O n Feb. HI-20, there will lx- a m usical p r o ­ duction for Black History M onth titled. 'H ie C h ain s ’D ial Bind * The goal Is to help the youth to l>cl!cvr in them selves, stay In school, off drugs, oil of the streets and m any more (xisitive princi­ p a ls Call Cindy Phllem an. the youth director of die Full D e­ liverance C h u rch of J e su s at 330 3-125 for details Youth Blast 99 Judy and Trent Roger* Friday. A p n l 30. 1999 • Vol. 91. No. 177 Sanford. FL 32771 cam pus outreach ministry of Sem inole High School * He continued by saying." I realize that m any people may think that this Is just a token gesture that won't mean m uch when so m any people are sending things from .ill over the United States I am reminded though of a m otto I heard once that I think best expresses how we would respond to this criticism. AVe can't do everything, but we can do som ething and that som ething we can do. we must d o .” Sonte o f the First Baptist youth group cited thetr feelings. Christian Kovacs. a seventh grader, said In a letter."I understand how you feel to lose a loved one ..A lw ays understand God Is with you and loves you." lain S h arro w . sixth grader said. "T h e reason I thought It was right to give was becau se what If it happened to me or my fam ily I would want people to send support with love a n d peace to me." Mandy Thom as said. "I'm sorry this h appru rt! to your sc hool and town. I'll lx- praying for you guys. 1 do know God cares and loves everyone Don't give up I'm sorry for your lo s s rs and I'll lx- praying * Duane Ortiz said . "I know many of you lost friends or f.Vmlly. Just to let you know that God Is with y o u and always think of the gixxi memories that you had together." David Smith said." I w ant all you guys and girls to know that I am tainment for Com m odore Cruise Ships, live radio and television broadcasts. They have a lso participated In telethons. M ayor's Prayer B reakfasts, entertainment for theme parks, men's and w om en's bu sin ess meetings and more. Promoters add "they believe they have been culled by God to share their testimony to every person within reach. Their goal ts to draw fam ilies closer to God and to each other a n d they accom plish this through a ministry coming straight from the heart." D eanna Schott, organizer for the event for Holy Cross, cited. "I picked this group lo perform bec a u se they have a phenom enal relationship. Since the theme of our b a n ­ quet Is 'Izive through the G enerations' I felt that they truly exem plify this. They have su c h an endearing, charm ing and Inspirational m essage and such a moving story. T h ey feel their love Is truly a gift from God. They work together by choice and really love It." For m ore Information about the event call the church o f­ fice at 333-0797. ADMINISTRATION Doug Fetzer - Publisher Margaret Boschen • Business Manager Jon,lee Matim Linda Sp«gel ADVERTISING Kellie Werner •Manager John Coffman Peter F Kaleta Judith Lathrop CLASSIFIED Ted Walker SANFO RD Youth Blast Tl*l will lx- held at First Baptist C h u rch . 5HI S Park Ave., on Saturday. M ay I at 7 p.m. A dram a perform ance will be presented by "M edlterra" alon g with m usic by "Just the T R U T H.' a n d "Beautiful S im ­ plicity." G u est speaker will tx- Dave E d w ard s llz z a and fellow sh ip will follow the p rogram . For more Inform ation call the church office at 322-60-11. Revival scheduled S A N F O R D - A revival Is set for Second Shiloh M issionary B a p ­ tist Church. 2150 W. A irport Blvd.. on May 3 through 7 at 7 p in . nightly. Evangelist Larry G. M ills of O rlan d o will pre­ side. Sc heduled d a y s and church sp o n so rs are a s follows: Monday. May 3 - Mt. Sinai C h u rch - Anthony Miller. P a s ­ tor Tuesday. May -l - St. M athews C h u rch of M idway - Leonard W ilson . Pastor W ednesday. M ay 5 - New Mt. C avalry C h urch of Sanford Ricky Scott. Pastor T hursday. M ay 6 - New Mt. Zion o f Sanford - Jam es Lynn. P a s to r Friday. May 7 - New Mt. Sinai C h u rch of O rlan do - Larry G. Mills. Evangelist For more Inform ation call the ch urch office at 3 2 1-6700. CIRCULATION Edeard A Kramarcik Circulation Manager Wanda Kourpanxlis Metinda Moms EDITORIAL Jeff Bersracke Acting Editor Dons Dietnch ail Kerns Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Huss White LEOALS Betty Bennett PROOUCTION Frank Voitoline - Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur - Operations Freda Hetmers Cheryl Smith PRESS A STRIPPING Robert Skip’ Cowan Mark Savoie Bill Egan Jack E. Ritchie Elwm Tyrrell. 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My Minimum Standard v i l : i 2 l : u a g u e » 7 : 0 THE McKIBBIN AGENCY IN S U R A N C E 114 N. Park Ave., Sanford 32 2-0331 Gram k o w Funeral Home • Complete Funeral Services • Cremation • Markers & Monuments • Prearrangements 500 E . Airport Blvtf., Santord 32773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 ADOPTION Free medical care, transportation, counseling, private doctor plus living expenses. Bar *237515 • St Petersburg Attorney T H IS SPACE AVAILABLE Only $6.00 Per Week Call: 322-2611 JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED RON RISSI A STAFF 2626 Iroquois Ire. • 322 2070 SL John's Riverside. Adult Home t t ’m y o u r d a y . W e pick u p and d ro p o ff you r lo ved on e. 140.00 per day. .▼ (4 0 7 ) 34 1-5133 ** .a ^ a w y ig c J --• 5 4 i �6A •Seminole Herakl. Sanlord. Florida •Friday. April 30. 1999 People How to face the m yths of m arriage V FW h o n o rs J R O T C At the Air Force JROTC awards ceremony at Seminole High School, tho Votorans of Foroign Wars prosontod citations and Bronzo Modals to two outstanding cadets and a plaque to Col Charles H Gibson. USAF. rot. senior aerospace science instructor at the school. »i ap­ preciation of his devotion to tho AFJROTC program and his assis­ tance to tho VFW Post and Auxiliary Making tho presentation to Gib­ son (contor) aro Sandra Cass. Ladies Aunliary president, and Norm Cass, commander of VFW Post 10108 in Sanford CALEN D AR W rite rs' g r o u p llir Hound Tallin W riters' (irini|> meets every Saturday at 111 .i in In tfir rafe al H erders liookstore. HMO \V. State Hoad l-'M* (southeast com er of -l.'tti •ind Kill. Altam onte Springs Hie meetings are open to anyone Interested hi Improving writing skills, whether lor rn loyment or lo a d v .u u r toward gellin g work published T h ere Is no c o s t. Anyone Is welcom e to attend the meetings, and to partlrl pate by bringing exam ples of their own creative writing For more Information rail Darrell Johnson at |4U7| 282-1449. S u n b e lt D a y lily C lu b Sunlielt Daylllv C lu b m eets •lie first Sunday of the month at 2 p m through A pn l .it the Agricultural Center In Sanford The club educates m em bers on daylllv growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to daylily gardens There are no club dues C all 3 5 1 :i2 i«i llir c lu b s living field Is located in Sanlord For more Inform a­ tion. contact L -r Dorstie at 574-4732 O v e r e a te r s A nonym ous Overeaters Anonym ous meets every Tuesday, at IO a m In Parish ll.dl Wintrier I an mgr of Holy Cross Kplscopal Church In Sanford H ie meetings last about an h our There arr no dues nor fees. Hie only re ipiiremrtil lo attend Is the d e ­ sire to stop eating co m p u l­ sively S h u ffle h o a rd 'Hie Sanford Tourist and Shulllrboard (l u l l p r a r llie s every T1irsd.iv and Friday starting at I :U) p in The i m ills are located behind Ilie Sanford Senior Center Those Interested In playing, learning lo play or Joining the d u b m ay rail Ktiss Kllnrr. president. 322-7751. tor Information. S e n io r a c tiv itie s B lood B ank Central Florida Blood B an k Is asking donors of all types of blood especially O type d o ­ nors to donate at Us Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. S a n fo rd R o ta ry Hotary C lu b of Sanford m eets every Monday at noon, at tire M arina Hotel. C a n ce r su p p o rt Support. Hope and Recovery. S.II.A.K., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In •tie far c o m e r of the dining room. Tills Is a self help su p|Kirt group for all cancer survi­ vors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324H737 or 322-7785 for more in ­ formation. C o n tr a c t B rid g e I lodge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m .. at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-6326. G a m b le rs , fam ilies G am blers Anonym ous and Gum -Anon for family an d friends, meet separately M o n ­ day and Friday (non-sm okers) at 7:30 p.m.. C hurch of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake A vr.. Maitland. For more Inform a­ tion. t all 236 9206. N a rc o tic s A n o n y m o u s Narcotics Anonym ous m eets Monday at H p.m. at the P re s ­ byterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Avc.. Sanlord L a k e sid e L io n s Tlie Sanford Lakeside Lions C lu b meets the first and third Monday of the month, at 7:00 p.m.. at tlie M arina Hotel. Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call Malt Altem ose. 322-8545, or David Hall. 330-5238. l-akr Mary Seniors Invite a n y ­ one 55 years or older to Join thrm In activities every Monday through Friday. Irom 9:30 a til. to 3 p.m.. at the L ak e Mary Community Center. 200 N. Country C lu b Road. K iw anis C lu b Klwanls Clut) of C a sse lb e rry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.. at Denny's on S la te Road 436 In Casseilierry. For Infor­ mation. call 8 3 1 8545. T o a s tm a s te rs m eet Tlie Night O w ls Toastm asters C lu b #6581 meets every T u es­ day o f the month, at 7:3 0 p in., at the Lake Mary Com m unity Building on Country C lub Road. Contact Kost-lla lionham at 323-828-1 for more Inform a­ tion. S a n fo rd S e n io rs The Sanford Senior Citizens C lub meets the first a n d third Tuesday, at II a.m ., at the Sanlord Senior Center. A hag lunch follows. Visitors are w el­ come. For Information, call 322-2353 or 322-8161. W idow s, w id o w e rs Widows or widowers or p e r­ sons with spouses In nursing homes (W .O.W .) Is a group o f ­ fering support, bonding, a s s is ­ tance. brolherhood a n d social activities to m em bers. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month In the Florida Hospital at I 1 a.m. In Dike Mary on Sand Pond Road, right oil of Like Kmuui Road. For more Information call Doin DcSam o. 323-5152 o r MlnnltKane. 322-8549. M asons 'Hie Sanlord Luigi*62 FAAM - Stated C om m un ica­ 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 Is located at 212 Park Avc. North. Sanford. For more Information call (-107) 322-2616. "And they lived happily ever after". Nearly rveryone lias been tainted liy fairytales and dlmeslore novels altout the tmths of marriage. M any c o u ­ ples believe, al least In part, four myths alxiut life after mnrh agr. Myth I: You and your sp o u se expect exactly the sam e tilings from marriage. But remember, you grew uj> In different households with different rules, expectations and roles. You can t assum e that your jiartner will have the same "script" as you do. The expectations you bring to m ar­ riage ran make or break your relationship. Tlie more openly you discuss your differing ex­ pectation*. the more likely you arr to create a In-ttrr p artn er­ ship. Myth 2 Kvrrythlng In your rrl.itlonshlp will get better. Romance In thr beginning of •i relationship doesn’t last for­ ever flits illusion ts what grts a lot of peojilr In trouble. In reality, people tend to c o n ­ struct an Idr.ill/rd Image of the person they marry. After you've ll\Kll\k \ III (.Ill s C v, V Consumer Focus \ 3 Correspondent married for a while, you realize you've m arrlrd a human b r in g and not an Image. Tlie good new s is that disenchantm ent en able* you lo move Into a deeper intimacy Myth 3: Everything had In your life will disappear Many proplr marry to e ra s e loneliness or avoid u n p lru suntnrss. Hut marriage d o r s n t erase personal pain. People get married primarily to further fhrlr own well Iwlng. not to take rare of someone else T h e feelings and traits you had Ik-- Plate glass could be a disaster to unwary shoppers HF.AR A It ItV lii.1 week I was m New York City for a conference On my first evening in the hotel I noticed ii large adjacent store had an entrunce from the hotel lobby A* I w alked quickly to the store entrance, I suddenly received a blow to my face that knocked me down, broke mv glasses in half, cut my eyelid and made my n iw blcssi I bad walked full-stride into u plateglass door’ W ith bright lighting inside the door and «>lt lighting in the lobby, I had seen no reflection on the glass When I returned home this week and related my story , nearly every ­ one I sjsike to had a similar story or knew someone who did The inci­ dence of injuries from this kind of accident must be staggering Since regulations vary from place to place, please u rge your readers to place decals, logos or let­ tering at eye level on any plateglass window or door that could pos­ sibly he mistaken for an opening I have seen this done in attractiveways that promote a store's name or image Had such a visual cue been in pluce, I would not have been injured As a side note, my compul »ive habit of always parking an old puir of glasses as a backup finally paid olT I’A N E -F U L EXPERIENCE, ATH ENS. O H IO B E A R P A N E -F U L : I h ave heard about hapless in dividu als w a lk i n g t h r o u g h p la t e - g la s s patio d o o rs d u rin g s w im m in g p a rtie s or su m m er b a rb e c u e s , but th is is the firs t tim e I ’ve heard about its h ap p en in g in a b u sin e ss e sta b lish m e n t. Y o u r suggestions are valid. I hope the m u n u g e m e n t o f th e h o t e l in w h ic h the a c c id e n t o c c u r r e d w ill institute sam e s a fe g u a rd s to p re v e n t It from h a p p e n in g again. It could prevent injuries, as w ell as protect the hotel from a lawsuit. D E A R A BH Y: Pleuse send u wake-up call to starry-eyed women who marry for *love' und never look past their heating hearts As cold und unromuntic as it may sound, financial security should also be a consideration when muking a life­ long commitment The moment your Prince Charming adds your name to his credit curds, hunk accounts or other legal documents, he cun begin weaving a w eb thut connects you tighter than any rtiurriage contract. Abby, there is so much more to choosing a partner than just physi­ cal attraction or “love.” Lust with­ ers. and what’s left behind needs to be u secure, capable jiartner - not a wimpy flnunciul disaster. BEEN TH ERE D E A R B E E N T H E R E : M any people m arry for love und have strong und lusting m arriages, so I’m hesitant to cast asp ersio n s on all love matches. H o w ev er, If som eone m arries u fin a n c ia lly I r r e s p o n s ib le p a r t n e r , o n e ’s first thought should be d am age control. 'Hie m arriage m ight be sa lv a g e a b le if the re s p o n s ib le p u rtn er is w illin g to set lim its on the other’s im prudent spen d­ ing. It cuuld mean closing Joint uccounts, putting the m oney in the n a m e o f the r e s p o n s i b le spouse und canceling join t cred ­ it cards. If the m urriage is reul- fore m arriage will still Ire with you after you marry. Marriage Is a way of living and you can't expert it to Ik- all sunshine and rose*, but given time. It can heroine a powerful hrallng agent. Good marriages take work. Myth 4: Your spouse will make you whole. People who believe this myth becom e dependent on their sjKMise In unhealthy ways. These couples rely on their spouse for continued siijijMirt, assu ran ce and wholeness. U sually this Is roujilrd with low self-esteem and a sense of Inferiority that Is easily co n ­ trolled by their partner. These |K-oj)le are not Interested In nourishing a relationship lint In l>etng nourished by their sjKiuse. They la-lleve that sim ­ ply by being m arrlrd. they will Ik* whole. If you v r ever held such fables lo Ik* true, dotit despair. Suc­ cessful m arriages work p a ­ tiently to ( liallengr and (llsjirl these m yths Fighting the Good Fight Hr search show s dial how ro u p lrs handle disagreem ent* Is tar more Important to thr survival of a m arriage than tielng in love T h rrr are four omens In conflict that will sabotage at trrn p ls to resolve things con strut-lively. Steer clear of thrsr to light the good fight. Criticism . Criticism Involves attackin g som eone's personal tty rather than the behavior Contem pt. Contempt in vnlvcs Intentionally Insulting or psychologically abusing your sp ou se. It Is aimed right at thr heart and causes pain Name enlllng. hostile humor and m ockery are exam ples of con tempt Defensiveness. Defenslvrness follo w s contempt. If a partner feels victimized, thr natural Inclination Is to become drfen si ve. Stonewalling. If verbal at tack s and contempt overwhelm a person, he or she eventually sto p s responding. Stonewalling conveys disapproval. Icy ills la n c e and sm ugness By team ing lo fight fair, mar G age can flourish. Barbara Hughca la the Seminole C o u n ty Extension Direlctor Inquiries may be directed lo her at the Cooperative Eitenalon S e rv ic e . 250 W. C ounty Home R oad. Sanford. FI. 32773 or phone 323-2500 Ext. 5556 P f p i Rock s* A n d R o ll M usic Fans! * r s k n,r U-ROCK INN Is h.itliitf .i minion purl) on i Friday April 30 and Saturday May l, 1999* r > a Our ol O rlan do's L n o rllr hands. 0 “ K ID R ID L Y N ” s ill he here bolh nlglils. l> a love mutch, there should be no difficulty In getting the nec­ essary signatures to remedy the p ro b lem . I f the p roblem s p e r ­ s is t, h o w e v e r , und t h e r e ’s a refusal to ciMiperutr, the p r o b ­ lem may he less u I miu I fin an ces than w ho’s in control. So If >ou » ml In M» the I to# k gang U* our sjiring lime jiartt come on damn Hints Mprn.it H(x> I'M both otgliL and * r jurt) until 2UU VM thrrr 8 .1 s"l*i cmrr ,u*| plentt of frtrndh In hang sill) Ur arr Imalnl In Mt.m»>ntr spring* »nr M<* k v>uth id ll*\ i n on Maitland Urnur m thr nr it-ni.i Ilira I1ra*r rail nur message linr (111 KUmi for ■li1lilon.il i j ujMisning rvrnt* D EAR AIIBY The letter from "Mourning in Texas" prompted me to write "M ourning" w.t* disuppointed uL>ul the small nmnls-r of floral arrangements sent to his late wife's funeral You were correct in stating that many people donate money to ch an ­ ty in order that "something good* BEAR FLOW ER FANS: Thut’s u terrific jrlun of uction, und one from which muny cun leurn. 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Aa Y o u d o n ’t w m l H th is • •• may come from the sadness o f a loved one's death However, we should all remember that flo ral arrangements sent to a wake or the home of the gnevrng are also "some­ thing gissi* — and useful T(s> often. p»siple hesitate to send flowers thinking they'll Ik - thrown out after the funeral But what is imjxirt.int is the message of condo­ lence that (lowers convey to the grievin g fam ily during those extremely dltTlcult few days Flow ­ ers are for the living they say, "We loved her. loo She had value to us, and we care that you a r e grieving " This is not to say that making u charitable donation isn't w o rth ­ while, but to remind people thut sometimes flowers siM-ak volumes. May I share with you what my husband and I do ut such times? W hen we uttend a funeral o r u wake, we take a card and a single rose One week later, we send u "thinking of you" card A month later, we send u colorful arrange­ ment of flowers to the family of the deceased to let them know they are still in our thoughts und prayers. I cannot tell you how often we are told. "Thank you for thinking of us. It feels as though everyone's world has gone on and no one remembers we ure in pain, hut you remem!>er." Abby, it makes us feel wonderful to let someone know they matter FLOWER FANS. LONG ISLAND, N Y I V.' 5 !*• « �Seminole Herald H w tA la M M A B o rtia -ftM ^ A a ig 3 f t i t g g . i l White Sox finish up unbeaten in Ruth Tribe moves on : . .- —- - P j 5 ) L' i « ’ i ; a v J '" t v % rr K * j>j1 ■ j T ' f v. 5 a 1 Pitching, consistent offense carry Seminole into 5A-5 baseball final ’R j f i W M l l -------------------------------------------------- f r g m w in the top of the seventh Inning, al- SANFORD - The N ob le* Communication White Sox wrapped up • perfect sea ­ son on Thursday as the Babe Ruth League wrapped up Its regular season in the City o f Hanford Recreation and Parks Department Babe Ruth Baseball League. The White Sox scored two runs in each o f the first three Innings and Loomis pitched a two-hitter aa the White Sox knocked o ff the arcond-best tram in the league, the Knights o f C o ­ lumbus Expos. 7-1. to Im­ prove to 13-0. The Expos The Babe Ruth and Bam­ bino Major league's have concluded their regular aeaaon and the City Cham ­ pionship Series should b e ­ gin next week. CUt T OR — — L^ J m. t l MAf VI Ml VIMI ftn tk o ^ Seminole High School. 7:30 p.m. ^ DAYTONA BEACH - The rains that washed out Wednesdays scheduled ■emrttwaU ^ it,. n , M 5A-District 3 Baseball Tbunuunent at Daytona Beach Community College proved to be benefltt* ^ With the rain out and a five-inning, blow out win oyer Mainland on Tuesday. Seminole High School coach Mike Powers waa able to b rtM ace Brian Nielsen back to the mound for Thursdays match-up with Spruce Creek. 1 And the junior lefthander waa in fine form. * 0<n* •*** •Bowing one unearned run on four hits before leaving with a 3-1 lead. T h e rain on Wednesday proved to be the turning point so for.* said Powers. -Since Brian (Nielsen) only threw four inning on Tuesday and then with the rain, he could come back today and we could save Chax (Lytle) and Anarto (Fwracca) for Deltona." ^ Closer Jenmie Meyers came on to retire two men In a row with the tying run on second > « « « and. after the Fighting Scrntnoles had scored Oame 3 _ Lake Mary High School 3. Lyman High School I Game 4 _ Oviedo H.S. 7. Lake Brantley H.S. 0 nm uY Oame 5 . a U M n O M M P O M O t Lake Mary High School Oviedo High School. 7 p.m. Oame 1 _ Cocoa Beach H.S. fl, Bsystde High School S Oame 2 . Winter Springs 4. Melbourne-Central Catholic 0 VHDAT Oame 3 _ Melbourne-Florida Air Academy vs. Cocoa Beach Results: Nobles Commu­ nication White Sox 7. Knights of Columbus Expos 1• Providing the offense were: Nobles Communication White Sox: one hit B. Hutchins (triple. RBI). Loomis (double, two runs). Rraga. O. Hutchins (one run each). Hennlaon (two runs). Pearson (run). B ar­ nes (RBI). Knights of Columbus Ex­ pos: one hit _ Cleo White (double, run). Brandon Bryant. DrLand High School 3. Lake Brantley H.S. 1 Lake Howell High School 13. Lyman High School 2 Standings _ Nobles Communication White Sox (13-0), Knights o f Colum ­ bus Expos 18-6). Dean, "togw s, Morgan and Law- Standings _ American D i­ vision: Sanford Lodge #62 Free A Accepted Masons Yankees (10-2-1). Rinker Materials Devil Rays (6-7) and Sanford Electric A th­ letics (3-11); National D ivi­ sion: Railroaders Cubs (1 2 ­ 1-1). Rotary Breakfast Club Expos (6-9) and Sunnlland Corporation Martina (S -10). Standings American Division: Royals (8-4), Red Sox (5-6). New Tribes M is­ sion Indians (2-9) and Manners (1-10): National Division: Pirates (9-2). Devil Rays (9-3) and Newsome Hardwoods A th ­ letics (6-6). BAMBINO T-BALL Schedule _ S a tu rd a y . May 1 at Lakeside Field. Sanford Campbcll-Losslng American Legion Post 53 vs. Rich Plan. 8:30 a.m.; JTH Enterprises vs. Crown Trophy. 9:30 a.m.; Sun­ nlland Corporation va. Bovts Homes. 10:30 a.m.: Saturday, May 8 at Lake­ side Field. Boris Homes vs. Crown Trophy. 8:30 a.m.; Rich Plan vs. JTH Enter­ prises. 9:30 a.m.; Sanford Campbcll-Losslng American Legion Post 53 vs. Su n­ nlland Corporation. 10:30 Schedule _ Saturday, May 1 at Lakeside Field, Network Electric Cubs va. Shutter Bugs Marlins. 11:30 a.m.: Sanford Lodge •62 Free A Accepted M a­ sons Cardinals vs. Play U Again Sports Diamond Backs. 1 p.m.: Sunnlland Corporation Red Sox vs. Decn. Fisher A Lawrence Royals. 2:30 p.m.; Satur­ day, May • at Lakeside Field. Deen. Fisher A Law­ rence Royals vs. Play It Again Sports Diamond Bucks. 11:30 a.m.; Shutter THURSDAY Oviedo High School 10. DeLand High School 0 FRIDAY Lake Howell H.S. vs. Lake Man H.S.. 4:30 p.m. ‘ - ^ y » * l e vs- Mrlboume-Central Catholic. 4 p.m. Oame 2 _ Winter Springs H.S. vs. Cocoa Beach H.S.. 7 p.m C h a z L y «a (Ml) waa 2-tor-2w «h a d ou bla w id a c o ra d « runs and Jarsmis Mayors (right) c a m s on to s m ifl SATURDAY 5 ® H A fiIM O IIiR IP OAMB: Oame 2 winner vs. Game Lions, Rams advance to 6A-3 baseball final DeLAND - Win, lose, or draw, all the players, coaches, um­ pires. and fans In attendance a# the 6A-District 3 baseball tour­ nament semifinal between Oviedo and Lake Brantley at Conrad Park Thursday night can consider themselves lucky. As Oviedo pitcher Paul Lubrano delivered a 2-0, two-out pitch to Lake Brantley second baseman Kevin Melillo In the top of the fourth inning, a bolt o f lightning spilt the sky. striking an AM radio tower less than a half mile away. Within seconds, aa sparks fell from the tower, everyone scrambled for cover. W hile there was no more lighting In the Immediate area, the one bolt started a rain delay that lasted an hour and 40 minutes. ‘‘ Thank God no one was hurt." said Oviedo coach Kenne Brown after his top-seeded Li­ ons had eliminated Lake Bran­ tley 7-0. T h a t was a lot closer than I ever wanted to be to a lightning bolt." Earlier In the day. the No. 2seeded seeaeo Lake uutc Mary Rams scram­ bled post the Lyman Grey­ hounds 3-1 to earn a berth In tonight's championship game. The contest is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. "We've been playing close games all year long." said Lake Mary coach Allen Tuttle. *We’ve been fortunate enough to come out on top In most of them. We Just work hard and never give up." Chad LeOate's two-out double scored Brandon Haney In the bottom o f the sixth Inning to Tony Corrao (right) and Paul Lubrano (abova) pitched D>k* Mary and Orisdo, raspsetfvety. Into tonight's Claaa SA-OMrlct 3 Baaabal Championship gams. Oviedo rolls, awaits LAKE MARY - Senior Sarah Reeber hurled a two-hitter and also drove In three runs as the top-seeded Oviedo Lions moved Into the Championship Game of the Class 6ADistrict 3 Softball Tournament with a 10-0, ftve-lnnlng thumping of DeLand Thursday afternoon at Lake Mary High School. Who the Lions (20-8) will face In the final Is still unknown as for the second straight day the scheduled semifinal between No. 2 seed and defending State Champion i * i»» Mary and last-year’s district runner-up. Lake Howell, waa rained out. If the weather permits, they w ill try to finish the tournament today with i-nh» Mary and Lake Howell playing at 4:30 p.m. and the winner returning to face Oviedo for the trophy at 7 p.m. at Lake Mary High School. The Lions scored a pair o f runs In the bottom of the first Inning and then dashed whatever hopes the Bulldogs (11-13), who upset Lake Brantley on Tuesday, had by plating eight runs in the bottom o f the third Inning. It was all Reeber after that, as she kept DeLand off the board to raise her record to 7-5 on the season. Reeber also had a big day at the plate going 2-for-3 with a triple and driving in three runs. Also contributing to the Lions’ attack were Katie Field (2-for-3), Coates (double, two RBI) and Alison Parker and Nielson (one RBI each). IN OTHER SOFTBALL PLAY: Almost the same situation happened in the Class BA-District 5 Tournament at Seminole High School's Alumni Field as the first game was played, but the nightcap was washed out. But unlike the 6A-3 tournament, the 5A-5 will not be completed today. Host Seminole and Spruce Creek, which have been rained out for two consecutive days, will attempt to get their game In at 4 p.m. this afternoon. The Deltona Wolves, which won the battle o f Deltona by beating Pine Ridge 4-2 on Thursday, will take on the winner o f the Seminole-Spruce Creek contest for the d is­ trict championship at 3 p.m. on Saturday. No Information was received bom the Class 3A-Dlstrict 13 Tournament that la being played at W inter Springs High School. Oayslde was supposed to play Mel­ bourne-Central Catholic at 4 p.m. and the host Wolves were to face Cocoa Beach at 7 p in. with the championship game set for this evening at 7 p.m. Nazarene II tops in Church hoops M l— sroR TSEnrroit SANFORD - Sanford First Church o f the Nazarene's Team No. 2 has taken over •ole possession o f first place In the City o f Sanford Recreation Department Spring Adult Church B as­ ketball League. Nazarene II Improved to 5-0 by beating Hickory Fteaaa aaa Church. Fags I B �I - Seninol# Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday. April 30,1999 Districts---------------C o o t l n e d fr o m P a g e I B But In the third Inning, the Fighting Semlnolcs took the lend for good. Lytle led off with a booming double to deep leftcentcr field and moved to third on a wild pitch before scoring on a sacrifice fiy by Mike Robinson. Seminole got another run In the fourth Inning ns Anthony DIFonzo walked with one out and IN B R IE F SYFA-JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP SANFORD - The Sanford Youth Football A s­ sociation (SYFA) w ill be registering for the First Annual J eff Blake Football Camp over the next few weekends. Locally, registration for the camp will be held at the "Just For Feet" at the Seminole Towtie Center Mall tn Sanford on May 1st from It n.m. to 3 p.m. Sign-ups will also be held at several 'CHAMPS Sporting Goods' locations (all times are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.): • Saturday. May 1 at Orlando Fashion Square Moll. • Saturday. May 8 at Oviedo Marketplace. • Saturday, May 15 at Seminole Towne Center. 6A-3 C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g * I B snap a 1-1 tie In favor of the Rams (23-6). Travis Slants fo l­ lowed with a single to plate LeGate. Tony Corrao was the winning pitcher. Improving to 7-1. He allowed one run on seven hits, striking out two without Issuing a walk. Slants was 3-for-3 with an RBI to lead Lake Mary. LeGate added a double, run. and an RBI. Haney and Matt Horwath each singled nnd scored a run. Jose Tormos had a single and on RBI. Jose Rosado and Matt Main each contributed a single. Kevin Graves provided the sole run for the Greyhounds (10-20) with his first home run of the season In the second In­ ning. Hr also hit a single. Billy Hess and Joe Santllll each hit a double. Chase Rozell singled twice. Dave Milton also hit a single. Lake Mary players, coaches, and fans had a pair o f scares of their own In their gam e with the Greyhounds. In the top o f the fourth In­ ning. Santllll lifted a fiy ball Into shallow left field. Horwath U fltl NotlC«> scored on a two-out single by Paulo Silva. W ith one out In the sixth Inning. Nielsen gave up back-to-back singles and Powers brought In Meyers. A stolen base put the tying run* In scoring position, but Meyers got a strike out and a grounder to second to end the threat. Lytle led off the Seminole seventh Inning with a single and stole two bases. With one out, Petracca was walked Intentionally and stole sec* Registrations will also be held at the 'Just For Feet* on S.R. 436 tn Altamonte Springs on May 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Football Camp, for boys and girls ages 7*to*17, will be held May 32-23 at Semtnole High School with present and former NFL players, the Seminole High coaching stsIT and the SYFA coaching stafi providing Instruction. Cost Is $90 for two days or $50 for one day. A ll proceeds from the camp w ill go toward y o u t h s p o r t s program s. n u U n s o IB Avenue Church o f God. 56-45. and Its ststrr squad, Nazarcne I, 5651. First Baptist, which was tted with Nazarcne II. beat Church of God o f Prophecy, 51-45, on April 9th. but then was pounded by New Covenant. 8857. on April 23. In the other game at Sanford Middle School’s Dan Pelham Gymnatorlum, on April 9. Providence Missionary Baptist Church o f Lake Monroe 51, Hickory Avenue Church o f God 50 and C.H.O.P. (Community House of Prayer) 55. Nazarene I 29: on April 16. New Covenant 72. Church o f God o f Prophecy 57. and Providence Missionary Baptist 53, Nazarene 1 48: and on April 23. C.H.O.P. 55. Church o f God o f Prophecy 51. The standings after seven weeks axe: Nazarene Team *2 (5-0). First Baptist and C.H.O.P. (both 4-1). New C ove­ nant (3-2). Providence Mission­ ary Baptist (2-3), Nazarene Team #1 and Hickory Avenue Church o f God (both 1-4) and Church o f God o f Prophecy (05). Tonight there will be rare quadniplcheader with Nazarene •2 battling First Baptist at 6:15 p.m.: God of Prophecy playing Providence Missionary Baptist at 7:15 p.m.: New Covenant taking on C.H.O.P. at 8:15 p.m.: and Nazarene #1 facing Hickory Avenue Church of God at 9:15 p.m. ~ A P R IL 9 P R O V ID E N C E S I , C H U R C H O P G O D BO H ickory A v . C h u rc h o f O od (SO) Onxgr Ikikrr 4 0-0 8, Nuvmon Beverley 4 0-0 9 Derrick Cuipcr 6 0-0 13. Bryan tlrlLusi 5 5 9 IS. Lawrence Gurdun I 0-2 2. Devon.) mingle 0 0-0 Q TotaU 20 5-11 SO. P ro vid en ce M is s io n a r y (0 1 ) Cturlr* llayr-i 0 0-0 0. run Williams 2 0 0 4 Eramtll Krill 3 1 5 a Mario Alex­ ander S 2-4 13, Mann Klrlds 9 2 5 21. Ihnlar Krill 0 04} 0. Jay Anderson 2 12 5 Icuat-, 21 6 16 51. R n r C o v e n a n t (7 3 ) Halftime . Chuirh uf Caxl 24. Provi­ dent* 20 Three-point Held goals „ Church l i O d 5 lUrUaral 3. Beverley. Oaiprrt lYuvulrtue 3 IE. Krill. Alexan­ der. ITridsI Tram louts _ ( hurt h of God 15. IVirvIdetur 10 Kixilrd out . Church of O il. OelLuid Tn hidrals _ Church ol laid, ITinglr X rnnrklrnrr. liayrs X bench. C .H . O . P B S . F IR S T N A Z A R E N E I 2 9 1st Church o f th e N a za re n e I (29) M Xrtl-lry 33-4 II. S Ityals O 5H 5 J l*>ais 4 3 4 I L L KiJnnsnn O 0 0 0. D I III] 0 2 4 2. Totals 7 13 20 20 u k m im o l e b For Information, call (407) 330-9016. SANFORD • The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Is ofirrtng Tennis Les­ sons at Orovrvtew Park (olT Lake Mary B oule­ vard). 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 6 8 2 6086. (the Runs freshman shortstopl and Stoats (Lake Mary's left fielder) ran Into each other. Stoats was able to recover and throw out Santllll at third. Hor­ wath left the game, but was able to come back tn the bottom of the fifth. LeGate also nearly suffered an injury when h is cleats got caught tn the clay near first base running out a ground ball In the bottom o f the fourth. He tumbled over the b ag and came up holding his knee. Fortu­ nately. he was able to continue playing. "That was scary," said Tuttle. "We came very clo se to losing a third of our starting lineup within a couple o f minutes." After the nightcap resumed after the rain delay. Larry Grayson broke open a close game when he hit a basesloaded double w ith two out tn the bottom o f the fourth tnnlng. giving the Lions a 4-0 lead. He added a two-run single in the sixth tnnlng to Increase Oviedo's advantage to 6-0. Lubrano tossed his eighth complete game and hts fifth shutout o f the season as he Im­ proved hts personal record to 9-0. He gave up Just two hits • singles to M ellllo and John Miller - while striking out 10 and walking two. Providing the offense for Oviedo (25-4) were Grayson (double, single. five RBI): Kenny Starling (triple, run): Blaine Schulte (two singles, RBI): Justin Holm es and Brett Murphy (each w ith a single and two nins); J ered Goodwin (single, run): and Javte Abram (one run scored). Lake Brantley finishes its season at 16-14. clas A 4x -d is t r ic t a Williamson And SotnromtOr. C om o and Sanford. W P _ C o m o I7-1L U>_ WUlunwon (1 -4). Saw _ rune. 2U _ Lyman. Mesa and StuitiUl: Lake May. LeGate. X . none. UK _ Lyman. O r a m III. Hrrurda . Lyman 10-30. Lokr Mary 23 6. L IO N S 7 . P A T R I O T S O U k t S m a tlsy OOO 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 O vM s 0 1 0 303 s . 7 S 1 Ikiylrr. Hoiriguex 18) and Klmcrr. Lu­ brano and Ahram. W P _ Lubrano (SOL I f . Itoylcr 11-2) Save _ none. 2U _ Oviedo. Orayson. 31) . Oviedo. Staring. IIH _ none. Krrovda _ Lake Brantley 16-14 Ovtrdu 25-4 _______________________ ■amity Hot*## o f P » ayo i (BB) Bernard Smith I 04) X Ernest Willson 2 04) 4 Lenny Nelms I OO X llayfus McCoy 5 04) IX Curb Scott I 2-2 4 An ItxtFluyd 10 1-222. Bernard Smith 3 0 0 4 Johnathan Janes I 0 4 ) 2. Touts: 24 3405. ItsIfUmr „ C.1LO.P 55. Naxarrne I 19 Three-point Arid cauls _ Naroicne I 2 IHmJcy 21. C.ILO.P 4 (McCoy 2. 0. Smith. Iluyd). Tram kails _ Naroicne I ft C H O P. IX Fouled oul _ Naxarrne L J Kyols Tnhnk-ols _ C.ILO.P.. Janes. Brandon Klnnell 7 2-8 16 Totals: 20 0-18 45 Provides*# Mlsalouary (83) Emmctl Kelli 7 0 0 17. Morin Fields 4 I2 ft Mart) Alexander S 3-4 IX Kevin Fel­ ton 0 OO ft Tim Williams I 2-4 4 John Anderson 0 OO ft Charles Hayes 4 2-4 10 TiSahr 21 8-14 53. Halftime _ 25-25 Regulation _ 48-45. three point Held goal* _ Naxarrne I 2 llkiwanl 2L Provldenec 3 IKetll 3L Team fouls . Naxarrne I IX Ptmrldrnra 15 Fouled out _ Noxarcne I. IbwanL Techni­ cals . none. Records _ IW Id r n r r 2-3. F IR S T B A P T I S T S I , OOD O P P R O P H E C Y 4 S Church o f O o f o f P r o p k o o y (4 8 ) 1L Daniels 2 2 3 6. L Sands 2 OO 4 H Porters 1-1 IS. W. Anderson 3 4-S II. M. Jbe2 0-2 4.J. PUaeU 1 0 0 2 . Totals: 18 71145 1st flau tist o f flo o ft ir fl t f l l ) Kk key Anderson 5 2 0 12. David TlndaU 6 I -3 13. Jeremy Slllawuy 4 OO H. C No­ lan I 04) 2. Denny Clayton 4 OO 11. Tom Kelly 0 OO a 14b FusseUus 2 1-2 5 J IVrrpfcs 0 04) 0. Totals: 22 4-11 51. Halftime _ Prophecy 25. 1st BapUsi 19 Three-point Arid fools _ Prophecy 2 (Outer. Andrrsonl; 1st Daptlsl 3 1Clayton 3- Tram kails _ Prophecy ft 1st Baptist It. Fouled out _ none. Technicals _ APRIL 16 NEW COVENANT 72, OOD OP PROPHECY B7 Church o f O od o f n o o h s r y (B7) Harold Daniels 3 3 4 0 H J * I OO X It Parker 7 OO 17. P. Jordan 3 0 - 1 5 Shannon Powell 4 3-3 12. Willie Andnsat 1002. Mike Monts 3 l-S 7. Totals: 22 71357. Now C oven a n t (7 2 ) Charles Edwards 5 04) 12. Tony Dans S 1-2 11, Marcus Williams I OO 2. Kenneth Mllehrll 3 0-16, James Sander 2 OO 4 Andrr Collar 7 2-2 IS. Ktrh Kk* 8 2 3 19 ToUh: 31 5 8 72. Hatfllnie _ New Covenant 34. Prophcry 25 Three-point Held goals _ Propliery 8 D’arkrr X Jordan X IVmrell): New Cove­ nant 5 [Edwards X Collier X Hire). Team bub _ Propliery T. New Covmanl 14 Fouled out _ none. Tcchnlrals _ Proph­ ecy. Morris. N A2AN R E N E II 80, CHURCH O P OOD 4S 1st C hurch o f th a N u a n n i I I (50) Hrnil Wade 4 6H 14. Dale Whitman 2 OO 4 Sean Whitman 3 4 6 10. Mike Krmlcy 1 2-2 5 Danny Watson 4 OO 5 Timmy Watson 2 0-0 4. Sieve Wasula OO0 0. John (kils 0 OO 0. Chad Wtuiman 5 OO 11. Totals: 21 12 16 56 H ickory A v . C h u rc h o f O od (4 8 ) Vwce Butler 2 12 5. Norman Beverly 3 1-2 7. Lawrrnre Gordon 4 OO 5 George Baker 3 1-2 7. Bryan GHJand 2 2-2 H. Dcrrtk Cooper 3 0 2 B. Davarki Pringle 0 OO 0. Km Moll I OO 2 Totals 18 5-10 46. llaUumc_ Church ul Cod 31. Naxarrne II30. Three putiil held goals . Naxarrne I 2 IKmtiey. C. WhUnkud. Church of God 4 ICeliand 2. Cooper 21 Team fouls _ Naxaretie II 16: Churrh of God 12 Fouled oul _ none. Tcchnlrals _ none Kectirds _ Churrh of Gul 1-4 PROVIDENCE 83, NAZARENE I 48 (overtime) l i t Church o f th a N u au rtn a I (48) Lyle Robinson 0 04) 0. Slercn Kyols I 0-4 X Srntl Johnson 6 I-I IX Brian Howard 5 3 7 15 Jerrsl Kysls I OO X APRIL 23 C.H.O.P. BB, _ . (8 1 ) Harold Daniels I 0 4 ) 2. Willie Anderson I 7-9ft Brian Parker 6 O-l 15 Marvin Joe OOO ft Shannon IVrwcU 0 OO ft Undrea Mllehrll 9 I S 19. Timmy PosteU 0 OO ft Itullip Jordan 2 04) 4. Quentin Herring I 0 0 2 . Kevin A n te 0 0-0 O Totak: 20 8-15 SI. C a m s unity Hanna o f Pray e r (BB) Johnathan Jones 3 1-4 7. Jerome Wil­ liams 4 2-2 It. Dayfus McCoy 10 2-2 25 Ernest Watson I 0-0 X Curt Scott 0 OO 0. Toby Nelms 0 04) 0. Bernard Smith 4 00 10. Henry Brown 0 0-0 ft Lenny Nrlma 0 OO ft Totals: 23 5-8 55 Halftime _ Cod o f Prophecy 28. C HO P. 25 Thrte-pmnl field goal* _ Oaf of Proph­ ecy 3 [Pucker X C.ILO.P. 6 (McCoy X Smith X Williams], Team fouls _ Cod of Prophcry II; C.ILO.P. IX Fouled out _ C.H.O.P.. Jones. Technicals, none. Rec­ ords . God of Prophecy 0-5 C.H.O.P. 4-1. B7 1st B apU M a f B u f o r d (8 7 ) DowtdTTndall I I 2-4 25. Chad Nolan 2 00 4. Jeremy Stllaway 3 OO ft Ifobfa Fussdlus 3 I -3 7, Toro KrOy 3 7-12 15 To­ tals: 22 10-19 57. flaw C o v e n a n t (8 8 ) Marcus Williams O OO a James Sand­ ers 4 0-1 ft Mike Lockhart 6 OO IX Charles Edwards 3 0-0 7. Titus Joshua 8 OO 17. Tony Davis 4 OO ft Andre Collier II 4 6 2ft Richard K lrr 3 1-2 7. Totals: 30 598ft Halftime . New Covenant 3ft 1st Bap­ tist 23. Three-point Itcld goals _ 1st Bap­ tist 3 (Kelly X Tindall): New Covenant 5 (Cutlkr X Lockhart. Edwards, Joshua). Team knits _ 1st Baptist 7; New Covenant 15 Ftailed out _ none. Technicals _ New Covmanl. Hire. Retends _ 1st Baptist 41; New Covenant 2-2. N AZAR E N E H 86, N A Z A R E N E I 81 1st C hurch o f t h a N u a r o a a I (81) llrtm Howard 50-2 IX Jarred Ryots 12** 4, Lyle Robinson O 04} a Ilrandun Kinnrlt 9 1-2 22. Dennis Reynolds 2 OO 4 Scotl Johnson 4 0-2 H. Steve Kyols 0 OO ft Totals: 21 3-8 SI. 1st C hurch e f t h a N u a r a n a H (50) Mike Itemlry I DO 2. Chad Whitman 2 0 0 4. Steve Wasula 4 0-18. Jon Oakes 3 OO 7. Scan Whitman 2 0-0 5 Dale Whitman 1 5 6 7. S to ll Wade 4 2-2 10 Tim Watson 3 0 0 6. Danny Watson 3 1-1 7. lotah: 23 K-10 56. Halftime _ Naxarrne II 30. Naxarrne I 17. Three-point Odd goals . Naxarrne I 6 (Howard X Klnnell 3F. Naxarrne 0 2 (Oakes, ft Wliilman). Team folds _ Naxarme I II: N.ixarrne U IX Fouled oul nunc Trrhnlrals _ nunr. Itrrurds ~ Naxarrne I I -4: N.ixarrne II 50. a Semtnole. Lytle. IVtrurra. IMFonau. 311. none. IIK . none. Rec­ ord* _ Seminole 23-7. m OTHER BASEBALL ACTION: WINTER SPRINGS - For the second straight day the scheduled game between top-seeded Melbounre-Florlda Air Academy and Cocoa Beach In the Class aA-Dlstrtct 13 Baseball Tournament at W inter Springs High School was rained oul. They will attempt lo get the gome In again to­ day starting at 4:30 p.m. The winner o f tonight's game will meet host Winter Springs, a 4-0 winner over MelbourneCentral Catholic on Wednesday. In the Cham pi­ onship Game on Saturday at 7 p.m. Admission, as set by the Florida High School Activities Association, Is $4 lor nil district games. -UN0LAIM40 VtH fO LI AUCTION* 4/14/44 44 HONDA JHMAD4321EC0M342 44 HONDA 2HaiD434XKHf44244 13 LINCOLN 1MR BP4IF4PV4I4H4 4/24/44 IT CADILLAC )08CDllltH4344114 44 CHEVROLET 101AW41R4J4234042 Tl CHEVROLET CaTltlU1tT030 *3 CHEVROLET J31RF2343P744O04T 34 DODOE tB30D3tCSF(lt 13441 11 DATIUN JN4MD04I4CWI04141 42 DATBUN JNI HBt 4I4CU014124 43 DATIUN JNIH204ltDXS41343 •7 OL04M0BILE 103AJ1IWOMD3022I7 44 PONTIAC 102AR44A4EB23444 7 74 PONTIAC IJ3TW4 At 31443 ALTAMONTI TOWINO 117 MARKER IT ALT IP04 SALE ;aiNi AT 10 00 AM VIEW 1 HOUR PRIOR Publish April 30. IN S MB-214 _______________ _ PtCTTTIOUl KAMI Notice it hereby gnron that I am engaged in butinetv at 2413 Iroquois Ave. lanford, FL 12773, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Heme ol NO PNOH M PEST eORTNOL. and that I inland to register said name with tha Division ol Corporations. TalUhaste*. Florida, m accor­ dance with the provisions ot Ihe FtcliHoue Name Statutoa. ToWit lection 444 04. Florida Statutes I N I Publish April 30. IN * M B -iat TO T M PUBLIC Ugal N otlct M TNI COURTM AND NHMU l-M -H -F COUNTRY W1O0 HOM l LOANS. INC., a Now Vort Corporation l/Va COUNTRTWIOi FUNOtNO CORPORATION. S M II-M -M N ), T $ 0 0 1 003 ■ _ S O I h a w k i NUtam. Meyers (61 tuid Duels. DestrCxnn. HnlHs (5| and D en­ nison. WP . Nid sen IS-2). LP . Deslrfano Save . Meyer*. 211 . MCHAROW PARI ly m s * U fc a M a iy 7. 101 1 0 0 4 . 7 8 3 0 10 000 1 _ a B 9 I croak S R D T E N N IS LESSONS ChurchC o n t in u e d ond. The Tribe then got a run as both Jacob Davis and Ha) Kronenberg were bolh hit by pitches. Plnch-hlttrr Shawn Lcfiwich then got home a run with a ground out and DIFonzo closed the Seminote scoring with a two-nin double. An error on a potential double play ball and a two-out single by Deatefano gave the Hawks their final run in the bottom half of the sevrnth In ­ ning. Nielsen struck out four, walked one and hit one baiter to raise his record to 8-2, while M ey­ ers got the save. Providing the offense for Seminole were PeImcca (3-lor-3 with a double, run. two stolen bases. RBI), Lytle (2-for-2 with a double, two runs, three stolen bases). DIFonzo (2-for-3 with a double, run. two RBI), Sltvs U-for-4, RBI). Ro­ binson, Kronenberg and Lefiwlch (one RBI each) and Montalvo, W ill Trtiutman and Andrew Lisl (one run scored each). 0UN4F PAM |44tUNKMOWM). UNKNOWN T1NANT I. UNKNOWN TIRANT II; MOOCH VILLAQ( ASSOCIATION, INC . Mid any unknown hair*. creditors and other unknown vpouaet claiming by. through end undoe Mty ol tho abovo-namod Oelrndsnta. Oo fondant* N o n e io F F 0 N I6 L 0 W N I SALS NOTICE ia hfrtby givan that the undaraignod Cloth of tha Circuit Court . ol day of MAT. 1*49, al ,11 00 o’clock AM. al'tho Wait front door of tho (ofninolk County Courthouse In (anford. Florida, oriot for calo and aott at pubttc outcry to tho highoat and boat bidder for each, tho fotlowmgdcccrtbod proporty aituaf# in •aminola County. Florida CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO 1 t« of Building IB of HIDDEN VIL­ LAGE CONDOMINIUM. o Condominium, according to tho Dado ration of Condominium, tharaol. and athibila tharato. recorded tho 12nd day of Worth. I N ) , in Official Rocorda Booka 1(34, pago t i l l through triT. ol tha Public Rocorda of ■emtaoto County. Florida, and aa amended by the following Amendmuni* Official Record* Booka 143ft page t M I . Official hecard* Book* 1438. pago l i t ] . Official Record* (look* 1141. pago 2001. Official Rocorda Book 1444. paga 1313, Official Rocorda Book 1414. paga 1444. Official Rocorda Book 1707. paga 1024. Official Rocorda Book 1731. paga 1320. Official Rocorda Book 1743. pago 1000, Official Rocorda Book 1740. page 1041. Official Record. Book 1744. pege 444. Official rocorda Book 1442. pag* 004 and Official Record* Book 1474, paga 1448 together with all appurtananca* tharato. Including an undivided inleret! In the common elemonl* ol *eid Condominium ae Oat forth in *aid Declaration thereof purauant to tho Final Judgment enlared in e cate pending in •aid Court, tho ttyla af which ia hndkal*d abovt WITNESS my hand and official te*i of *aid Court iht* 14th day ol April. 1004 If you aro a parton with o draability who naad* any accom­ modation in ordar to participate in this proceeding, you are antiH*d. at no coat lo you. to tho provision of certain aaaiatanca. Pleats contact Court admmiatralor. 301 N. Park Avenue, tulle N301. tanford. Florida M77L (407) 323-4330 ail. 4T27. within 2 working day* of your receipt of this nolice ol foreclosure sale; if you aro hearing impaired, eall 1-400441-4771; If you aro voice impaired, call t-400-444-4770 (COURT SEAL) Maryanns Mora# CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Dorolhy W. Boil on Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF tcott 0 Bit hop Duller 4 Hooch. P.A. 1144 4. Conway Rd . t ie 4 Orlando. Florida 324t2 (407) 341-4200 B4HSt>3274 Publish April 23, 30. 1444 0CB-2I a IS TNS CIRCUIT eOURT IN AND PON •IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO. ■■-20SS-CA-14-S MERCANTILE BANK. N A , successor by merger with Rootevelt Bank. N A., Ptainlilf. vt. KATHLEEN L. BAKER (49tUNKNOWN). FIRST INDIANA BANK. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, a political •ubdlvition ol tho Slate ol Florida, and any unknown hairs, Ltqal Nolle— devisees, grintsee. creditors, and other unknown persons or by, through end under any el the above named Deltodenls, Defendants NOTICE la hereby given that the undersigned Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Sominolo County. Fie ride. vriN on the Mlh diy •> MAY. 1*44. at 11.00 o'clock AM. el the Wee) front doer of the Oemfnole County Courthouse In ■snford. Florida. offer for tale and self al pubbe outcry to the highoat and boat bidder for each, the toNowmgdsccnbed property situate in tenenole County. Florida Let tO and west • 44 lost of Lot I I. Block II. IAN LAN OO THi SUBURB BEAUTIFUL PALM IPRINOI SECTION, according to the plat thereof aa recorded tn Plat Book 3, Pago ttw i. Public Records of tenenole County. Ffortdo pursuant to the Final Judgment entered « a cate pending tn sard Court, tho stylo ol which t* indicated above. WITNESS my hand and ofhefol spat af **Id Court this 24th day otApril t i l l It you are a person with a dis ability who needs any accom­ modation in ordet lo perlrctpofe m this proceeding, you ore enti­ tled. it no cost to you. lo tho provision ol csrtsin assistance Ptsete contact Court admtnistutor. 301 N Path Avenue, (till* N301, tanford. Florida 32TTI. (40 T) 323-4330 oaf 4227, within 1 working days ol your receipt ot this notice ol toreclosute tele: il you are hearing impaired, cell 1-000•44-4771. il you are voice impaired, call 1-400-444-4770 (COURT S(AL) Mxryenne Morse CLIRK OF THC CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk ATT0RN4Y FOR PLAINTIFF Nancy A Bishop Butler 4 Hatch, PA 3114 4 Conway Rd . Sis. ■ Orlando. Florid* 32112 (407) 311-4200 MH4I41I2I Publish April 30. and May 7, mo DEB-207 NOTICE TO THI PUU.M Nolice it hereby given the! a Public Hearing will bo held by the Planning 4 Zoning Commission In tho City Commission Chamber*. City Halt. 4*ntord. Florida at 7.00 pm on Thursday. May 0. 1444, lo consider tha following change end amendment to tha Zoning Ordinance of the City ot Sanford. Ivminoto County, Florida Rexoning from A-L Ivmmole County To that of PD. Planned devvlLIOAL OCtCfUPTlOH The 8 440 of Lot *4 (LESS tho E 14' tor Rd and LESS ROW lor Slate Road 41 on I). Fie Lend A Coloninlion Company. Lid., W. Besrdall's Mtp ot St. Joseph’s, tt recorded In Plat Book 1, Page 114. Public Records ol tvmino s County. Florida Tho Planning 4 Zoning Commisaion wilt submit a rec­ ommendation lo tho City Commission in Isvor ol. or against the requested change or amendment Tha City Commisifon will hold a Public Hearing In the Commission Room in City Hall. Sanford, Florida at 7.00 p m. on May 24. IMS. to consider aaid recom­ mendation Alt parties In Interest and eldi#n» shall have an opportunity to be heard al said hearings James R Vslerino. Chairman Planning 4 Zoning Commiaeion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decldst to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any matter considered al the above meeting or hearings, hs/the made need a verbatim record ol the proceeding*, including the testimony end evidence which record is not provided by the City of Sanford (FS 2410103) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDlhO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3304424 44 HOURS IN AOVANCE Of THE MEETING Publish April 21. 30. IO N DEB-190 Molw* to hereby »v * n that a Public Hearing «nS be held by the Planning 4 Zoning Commotion In the City Commission Chamber*. City HaH. tanford. Florida at TOO pm on Tltuvaday, May 4. 19H. to consider the following change and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance af Ih* City el Sanford, tenunefo County. R*toning from PD. Planned nretopment 4a toat of RC-t, Reetncled LIOAL DESCRIPTION Lots 22 * 21. Ctk 10. Draamwotd. at retarded in Ihe PuMk Records of Sen*not* County. FL tn Piet Book 4. Page N The property being more gen­ erally d e te n u J ax 1024 W 241b Street The Planning 4 Zoning Commtstion wtN submit a rec­ ommendation to tho City Conuntation In favor of. or Tho City Commiveroo writ hold a Pubfcc Hearing in the Commisaion Room in City Hall. Sanford. Florida at T 04 p m on May 14. tSM, to con*idar l e d recom­ mendation AN parti** in tntarett and cuttens shell have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing* Jam** R Valenno. Chairman Pfenning 4 Zoning Commtvston ADVICE TO THI PUBLIC It * person decides fo appeal • decision mad# with re* pec I lo any matter considered el the above meeting or hearings, he/she mod* need a verbatim record at the proceedings including the testimony and evidence which record •* not provided by the City of Sanford (FS 2SS 01041 PERSON! WITH DISABILITII4 NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THSII PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THI PIRSONNEL OFFICt AOA COORDINATOR AT 3304*24 44 HOUR! IN ADVANCK OF THE MEETING Publish April 21. 30. IO N J U J l l ------------------ M M ESTATE OF LOIS A LESUE LOIS A LESUE deceased FSs Murkier 90-244-CP is pendng *i trie Circuit Court tor lensnoi* County Florida. Probate Otwon. MeadifeeseofwtSchPPO Drawer C. Sanford. Fkmi* 32771 Th# names and tddrvtses of trie par •vt forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSON! ARS NOTIFIED THAT it served who have otyeciiont chsAvng* the vshdity of Ih* wd, #i* tywMicatlont of Pi* personal repnsentelrve. venue, or (unsdtcbon of 4us Court aro rvqmd fo 14* gw* cbfvclfona with Pin Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THC FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THI DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS crwllora of the dveedent and other person* htmg claims or demand* (gaunt dacvdvnl** estate on whom a copy ol list notice It served withm Suva months alter the dale ol the hrst pubteabon of this notice mutt lit* their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THC FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of the dece­ dent and parsons having claim* or demand* sgaintl Ihv deca­ dent's estate must file thsir claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOUCATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS HOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dal* ol ths first publica­ tion ol this Notice i* April 23. t«99 Personal Representative VIRGINIA HAMILTON WILLIAM H MORRISON. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 143303 7100 South U S Highway 17-92 Fern Park. Florid* 32730 Telephone 407/434-1424 Allorn*/ lor Personal Representative Publish April 23. 30. 1094 DEB- 234 Looal Notlcet IN T M OMOUtT OOMT O f T M 4BTN JWB4CIA4. ONMilfT, M A « f l POR GENERAL JURISOfOnOtt fltWSION C A M not 44-44#S-0A-14-f NORWIST MORTOAOI, ItiC PLAINTIFF Vt.. IVAN SANTIAGO I f LIV1NO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIM. DCVIIIIS, ORANTEEI. ASSIGNEES UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PAR T il 4 CLAIMING AN INTEREST NT, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST IVAN SANTIAGO; TERESA SANTIAGO IF UVINO. AND IF DEAD. TMI UNKNOWN IPOUS1. HEIM. DEVISEES. ORANTEEI. ASSIGNEES. LIENOR*. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PANT1IS CLAIMING AN INTI N U T BY. THROUGH. UNDER ON AGAINST TERESA SAMTIA00. CARILLON COMMUNITY RESIDENTIAL ASSOCIATION. INC ; JOHN DOE ANO JAM DOB AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION NBTWN NP NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN pursuant to a lumen*ry Fkiei Judgment ef foreclosure dated April I f . 1444 entered In C M Case Ne 44-0M3-CA-14-1 ef the Circuit Court ol Ih* IITM Judicial Circuit In and for HIMNOLI County SANFORD. Flond*. I wd ted le th# foghetl and best fodder lor cash WIST FRONT DOOR ef the SIMINOli County Courthouse located at 301 N PARK AVI to 4ANF0N0. Florida. *1 It 00 a tn. an Ih* 14th day at MAT. 1PM Ih* fol­ lowmg described property a* set forth to aaid Summary Final LOT 1ST. TRACT 301 AT CARIL­ LON. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAGE 31 THROUGH 3T. INCLUSIVE. AS R4COND4D IN THE PUBLIC RECORD! OP SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Oatod Iht* 11th day ef April. (CIRCUIT COURT SSAL) MARYAhNE MORSE. CLERK Clark ol toe Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk THC LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STIRN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l • University Drive Suite 400 Plantation FL 33314 (444) 233-4000 4F-29347INCU In accordance with the American with DiaatohM* Act. persons with dwefoktiee need­ ing e special accommodation to participate m tow proceeding should contact the Clerk ef the Circuit Court si the IIM 1NOLE County Courthouse ef 44F-3134330, net later than seven day* prior la toe proceeding It hear­ ing impaired, t -*00-914-1771 (TOO) or t-400-444-0770. eta Florid# Relay Service Pubiteh. Apr# 21. M . 1444 0FN -2II IN TNS etNGUfT «#VNT OP T M 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, •4N4RAL JURISDICTION MV ISION C A M NOt 4C-44TS-CA14 N OMAC MORTOAOI CORPORATION PLAINTIFF V4 FIOCL OCLION, IF LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. THI UNKNOWN 4POUII. HEIRS. D lV IttlS . GRANTEE*. AtllONECI. UENORS. CRIDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTERI4T NY. THROUGH UNDER CR AGAINST FIOCL DELEON. ROSA DELEON.IF UVINO. ANO IF OEAO. THC UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DCVISIES. ORANT i l l . A44IQNCI4. LIENORS, CREOITORS. TRUSTEE* AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH.UNOIR OR AGAINST ROSA D4LE0N. FIRSTPLUS FINANCIAL. INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT! IN POSSESSION U O T f c O T 0" ™ FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summery Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated April 23. 1*44, entered in Civil Case No 44-2474 CAM B ol the Circuit Court of the 14TH Judicial Circuit in and for IIM INOLE County, lanford. Florida, I will sell to Ih* higheil and best bidder lor cash the West Front Duar ol Ihe tamlnolo County Courthouse focatsd at 301 N Park Avsnu* in Sanford. Florida, al 1100 am on the 2Slh day of MAY. 1004 Ih* fol­ lowing described property aa aat fortn in said Summary Final Judgment, lo-wit LOT 41. KING8BRI00I CAST VILLAGE UNIT I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT RCCOAOEO IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAOCt 41 THROUGH 47. 1NCLU4IV1. AS RECORDED IN THI PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated (hit 21th day ol April. 1449 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By Dorolhy W Bolton Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University Drive Suit* 400 Plantation. FL 33324 (044) 233-4000 M-32224(FNMA)GMA In accordance with Ih* American with Oitafollliaa Act, persona with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to perticip*:* in this proceeding should contact Ih* Clark ot tha Circuit Court *t Ih* SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-3234330. not later than savan days prior to tha proceeding II hear­ ing impaired, t-tOO-414-4771 (TOO) or 1-40O-954-4TT0, vie Florida Relay Sarvic* Publish April 30. and May 7. I MO 0EB-2I2 �Seminole HmM, Sanford. Florida •Friday, April 30,19M •3U L#9>i Node— MOmOAO. C O M P A Q , , va. MICHMD NALL W LIVING. AMO IF OIAO. w i unknow n i f o u n , HUM. D M H M , IN I. IClRCUiT COUNT M M ) MARYANN! N O N tl Clara at th# Circuit Court for. OorelAy W lotion Deputy CtorA TNI LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J . S TIR k. F A ATTORNEY FON PLAINTIFF ^ M F E N O A H T lB ) ■ a m i va M l >. University Drive (ulto MO Ftontotlon. FL 33314 NOTICI IS H IM IV OIVSN purauant to a Summary Final JudfIMfll |W4| 2234000 M-»30(«FM|NAT In accordance wild th* Amanaan with OtsabrlMio* Act person* with disabilities needM a special accommodation lo participate In tfita proceeding should contact the Clara at tha Orcull Court at tha UMtNOLI County Courthowao at 407-333- dst#4 Apr.I S3. ISN . antarad M Chnl Caaa No M N ST CA 14 S ol Nio Circuit Court ol tha tSTM Judicial Circuit In and lar SSM* NOLI County SANFONO. NOLI County. SANFONO. Florida. I wM tad lo tha highest and boat btddar tar each W IS T FNONT OOON OF COUNT* MOUSI ol Mo SSM NO LI and heat btddar lor each W IS T FNONT DOOM OF COURTMOUSI ol tha SlUtNOLI ! £ , * » « « • 407-772-3373 or I lor mere nlo 17-41 Sanlord. FL Sami no la County, under tha Fktitiou, u m IA N , and Vmt M — W E IG H T M anagem ent mg a apacial accommodation la participa’e m Vua procaadmo ahaaid contact tho Clarti o f tha Circuit Court at tha SSMtNOLS County Courthouaa at 407-3334330. not lalar than aaaan day* prior lo Ota procaadmo It hoar* mo unpaired. I HO H I I t t l (TOO) or 1-400-M4-4770 «la ■WSIVCMM A/S/A MANT IWS1TCHM: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MANY I IWSSTCHIK A/tUA MART IWSSTCHIK. IF ANT. UNITSD STATU OF AMimCA. TNI SPRINGS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. MC . JOHN DOS ANO JANS DOS AS UNKNOWN TINANTS M POSSESSION PDNS6LDSHRS SALS NOTICI IS H IM IV OIVSN purauant to a Summary Fmal Judgme nt al loractaauta doled April M. ttM . antarad m Chnl Caaa No M II4CA 14 ■ ol tho Circuit Court ol tha IITH Judicial CmcuN In aad lar SSMNOLI Caonty. SANFONO. Florida. I unN taK lo tha htohaal and boat butdar tar caah AT THI WIST FNONT OOON al the SEMINOLE County Courthouaa Mealed at 301 N SANK AVSNUI In SANFONO. Florida, a l t 1 00 am on the 11ih day ol MAT. I M t the lotlowing daaenbad proport/ at aal Mrth m l « d LOT It . WOOOBRIOGI AT THE SPRINGS UNIT ONE. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PUT THEREOF AS NICONOEO IN PU T BOOK 2«. PAGE 70. PUBLIC MCONOBOF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated thia 3<th day ol April. IMS (CIRCUIT COUNT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk el tha Circuit Court By Dorothy W Ballon Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICE! OF OAVIO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FON PLAINTIFF M t S Univarally Drive Sulla kOO Plantation. FL 33334 (444) n 3-4000 IT-1S32S (EMC) In accordance with Ika American with Dieabtkltea Act. paraona with diaabiktlee need­ ing a apacial accemmodaNon lo participate In Hue proceeding ahouId contact tha Clerk al tho Circuit Court al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al 407-3234330. not lalar than raven daya prior to tho proceeding l| hear­ ing Impaired. t-000-ttS-0771 (TOO) or l-OOO-tlS-1770. via Florida Relay Servke. Pubkah April 30. and May 7. Circuit Court al tha MMtNOLS County Cowrthouaa al 407-3B3- may * y ctaanar ( k M n a n a m c a may dry ctaanar be. t MoriUtolPTOtfoO-TCT. neeelen Chambara. City HaH. SanMrd. Florida al T 00 p m on Thuraday May 0. 1000. M con* aider tha toUowino change and amandmanl to lha Zoning Ordinance ol tho City o l SanMrd. SemtnoM County Florida. heron.ng Imm NMOI. MullipM Family NaaidaMial-Ottica- Tha Planning B Zoning tOM. lo conaidor raid reeommandat an. AH parties in tnlereal and citltana than have an opportunity M to hoard al aaid hearings Jamas N VaMnno. Chairman Planning t Zoning Commission A0VICE TO THE PUBLIC It 4 parson decides to appeal a decision mode with respect lo any matter considered al lha above mealing or hearmge. ha/aha made need a verbatim record ol tho proceeding#, including tha testimony and evidence which record is not provided by tha City ot SanMrd (Ft 200 0101) PSN0ON0 WITH DISABILITIES NEE0INQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 3301424 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Publish April 31. 30. 10M DID-111 NOTICE OF AOENCV ACTION TAKEN BV TUB ST. JONES RIVER M M HARASSMENT DISTRICT Notice ta gven that the lollowing permit waa Issued on April 30.I M t to ADAMS BLOO MATERIALS PROPERTY PARTNERSHIP tM I 7th ST. SW WINTER HAVEN. FL 33U0. permit f40-117-0440SRP Tho protect k located In OeminoH County taction 34. Township I t South. Range 30 East Tha permit author Idea A BUNFACE WATER MANAGEMENT EVSTEM ON 0.331 ACRES TO SERVE A TRUE* MANUFACTURINO FACILITY KNOWN A0 ADAMS BLOO MATERIALS Tha receiving waterbody la 0T. JOHNS Tho flle«(e) containing tha application for tho above listed parm l la available lor tnapeebon Monday through Friday aacapt Mr legal holidays 1 00 a m to I 00 p m. at tha it. Johns River Water Management District (District) Headquarter*. Highway 1M Waat. Pale Ika FL 32170-1420 A parson whose substantial intaraata am affected by lha Oiatncl permitting decision may petition lor an administrative hearing in accordance with Factions 120 440 and 120 17. F.8.. or may chooee to pursue mediation aa an altornaUvo remedy under asc lion 120 173. Florida Statutes, and rules 28104 l i t and 24-1M.401-404. Florida Administrative Code Petitions must comply with tha requirements ol Florida Administrative Coda. Chapter 24-104 and Rule 40C-I 1007 and be tied with (received by) tha District Clark located at District Htadqualera. 4049 Raid ttraet Palalka Florida 32177. PakUone Mr administrative hearing on tho abovo appkcatmn<s) must bo tied Within twanty-ona (21) daya ol pubbeatton ol thia notke or within twanly-sra (29) day* ol Iho Ottlrkl depositing nolle* of thia infant in tha matt tor those persons to whom tho district mail* actual notice Failure to tile a petition within thi* time period (hall constitute a waiver ol any rightist such poraonfs) may have to request an administrative determination (hearing) under sections 120 449 and 120 97. F t., concerning Iho aubiocl permit Petition* which *r* not hied in accordance with tha above provi­ sion* arc subfecl lo dismissal Because the admmstratn* hearing process is designed to Mrmuiato final agency action, in* tiling of a petition moans that the Otatriers final action may be different tram tho position taken by it in this nolw* ol Inlsnl Psraon* who** substantial Intaratt* will be allectedby any such final decision of the District on the appli­ cation have lha right lo petition M become a party lo tha pro­ ceeding. in accordance with the requirements set forth above Publish April 30 I9M DEB-277 ROBERT M WOODALL. JN . IF LIVINO. ANO IF 0IA 0 TMI UNKNOWN SPOUSI. HUM. DIVISMS. ONANTUS. ASSIONUS. USNONS. CNIOtTONS. TNUSTIIS ANO ALL OTHIN PANTIU CLAIMINO AN MTSMST BY. THNOUOH. UNOSN ON AOAINST NOBSNT M. WOOOALL. JN ; JiTTAM WOODALL. IF LIVING. ANO IF OIAO. THI UNKNOWN SPOUSI. H tlM . OSVISSSS. ONANTUS. AUKM IkS. U INO M . CMOITONS. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHIN PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTINUT BY. THNOUOH. UNOSN ON AOAINST JITTA M WOOOALL. COUNTRY DOWNS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC ; BANC ONC FINANCIAL SINVICU. INC.. JOHN DOS ANO JANS DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSUSIOM OSFINOANT(S) NOTICI OF FONSOLOSUM SALS NOTICI IS HINISY OIVSN punuanl lo a Summary Final Judgment ol ferecloeure dated April 23. ISSS. antarad in Civil Caaa No SS 2301 CA 14 B ol the Circuit Court ol the ISTH Judicial Circuit m and Mr SSMINOLI County. SANFONO. Florida. I will celt to tha higheel and beat btddar Mr caah AT THE WEST FNONT OOON ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located al 301 N PARK AVENUE m SANFONO. Florida, al I t 00 a m on tha 2Sth day ol MAY. ISSS lha lollowing daaenbad property aa aal forth in aaid Summa-y Final Judgment. to"L O T 33. COUNTRY OOWNS. PHASE II. ACCONOINO TO THE PU T THEREOF AS NICONDSD M P U T BOOK 2*. PAOSS St B 12. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oalad thia 24th day ol April, ISO (CIRCUIT COUNT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clark al the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF 0AVID J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FON PUINTIFF SOI S. University Drive ■uile 300 Planlilmn. FL 33324 (SS4) 233-4000 M-3131 l(CMI) In accordance with lha American wtlh Disabilities Act. paraona with disabilities need­ ing a apaclal accommodation lo pertlcipata in thia proceeding ahoukt contact tho Clark ol tho Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-3234330. not later than raven daya prior lo tha proceeding It hear­ ing Impaired. 1-800-tlS-S7Tt (TOO) or t-SOO-IIS-irrO. via Florida Relay Service Pubkah April 30 and May T. KSNNSTHQ WASItWICZ IF LIVINO. ANO IF OSAO. TMS UNKNOWN SPOUSS. H U M . OSVISSSS. ORAMTSES. ASSIONIIS. USNONS. CNSOITORS. TNUSTIIS ANO ALL OTHIN PANTIIS CLAIMINO AN MTSMST BV. THNOUOH. UNOSN ON AOAINST MNNCTH O WASIIWIC2. SONSIIAHNAV N WASISWtCZ IF LIVINO. ANO IF 0 U 0 . THI UNKNOWN SPOUSI. H U M , D IVISIU. ORANTSU. AU H 1N IU . USNONS. CNSOITORS. TNUSTIIS ANO ALL OTHIN PANTIU CLAIMINO AN INTSMST BY. THROUGH. UNOSN ON AOAINST SONSIIAHNAV A WASISWICZ. BNVNHAVSN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC ; JOHN DOS ANO JANS DOS AS UNKNOWN TINANTS IN POSSESSION FONSOLOSUM SALS NOTICI IS HINISY OIVSN purauant to a Summary Final Judg ment al Mroctoeura dated April 33. ISM. antarad m Chnl Caaa No M >113 CA 14 B al tha Circuit Court ol tha ISTH Judicial Clrcwl in and far Seminole County. Sanford. Florida. I will aall to tha tughaat and boat bidder lor caah at tha Waat front door ol tha I f minola County Courthouaa located at 301 N. Park Avenue in lanloid. Florida, at It 00 a m on lha 2tlh day of MAY. ISM lha fol­ lowing daaenbad property aa judgment to-wit LOT 111. BRYNNAVEN FORET REPLAT. A REPUT OF BRYNHAVEN. ACCONOINO TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS RSC0R0E0 IN P U T BOOK 30. PAOE 20 ANO I t . OF THE PUBLIC RECOROE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated thia 20th day of April. IMS (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark THE U W OFFICES OF OAVIO J (TERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PUINTIFF M t S. University Orive Suita 300 Plantation. FL 33324 (944) 333-1000 9t-33431(NAVY) In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act. persona with disabilities need­ ing a apacial accommodation to participate in Hue proceeding ahould contact tha Clark ol tho Circuit Court al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-3234330. not lalar than seven daya prior lo the proceeding II hear­ ing impaired. I •900-993-9771 (TOO) or 1-900-949-9770. via Florida Relay Servk*. Publiah April 30. and May 7. 1M9 D E B -2 4 3 FUUNTIFF N PHIL MUFF. JR . IF LIVINO. ANO IF 0 U 0 . THI UNKNOWN 8POU9I. HUM . O tVISliS. ONANTUS. ASSIONIIS USNONS CRIOITORS TRUSTS(9 ANO ALL OTHIN FANTIIS CLAIMINO AN INTEREST ST. THNOUOH. UNOSN ON AOAINST N PHIL HUFF. JN . KANIN O HUFF. IF LIVINO. ANO IF QUO. TMi UNKNOWN SPOUSS. H U M . OSVISSSS. ONANTUS. AMK3NUS. U IN O M . CNSOITORS. TNUSTIIS ANO ALL OTHIN MNTIIS CLAIMINO AN INTINSST BY. THNOUOH. UN0KN ON AOAINST KANSN O HUFF. KINOS BNIOOS COMMUNITY SINVtCSS ASSOCIATION. INC ; ROYALWOOO (STATU AT KINGS BNIOOS VILLAOi ASSOCIATION. INC : PACIFIC SHONS FUNOINO. JOHN DOS ANO JANE DOS AS UNKNOWN TINANTS IN POSSESSION. N O T Ic 'ttV *0* * ™ FONSOLOSUM SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVSN purauant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Mtecloeuf* dated April I t , ISSS. antarad m Civil Caaa No M 3S3S CA 14 P ol tho Clrcu.t Court ol lha 1STH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFONO. Florida. I will tall to lha highatl and boat bidder tor caah AT WIST FNONT OOON ol tha tlMINOLE County Courthouaa located al 301 N PARK AVI in SANFONO. Florida, at It 00 a m on the ISth day ol MAY. ISOS tha lotlowing daaenbad property a* eat forth in eatd lumma-y Final Judgment, to­ wn LOT 42. KINOSBNIOOE. PHASE I A. ACCONOINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS NSCONOiO IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAOSS t f THNOUOH It. PUB­ LIC MCONOS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA • o tka f a r ™ ™ NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVSN purauar I to a Summary Fmal Judgment ol Mrecloeura dated April It. ISM. antarad In Chnl Caaa No St 2«43 CA 14 P ol Hi# Cireul Court ot tho ISTH Judicial Circuit in and Mr SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFONO. Florida. I mil rail to tho tughaat aad baat bidder lor caah WSST FNONT DOOR ol lha SSMtNOLS County Courthouaa located at Ml N PARK AVS In SANFONO. Florida, at 11 00 a m on tha 11th day ol MAY. IS M tho fol­ lowing daaenbad property aa tat fortn m raid Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 42. BLOCK O. WOOOMENS PARK 2ND M P U T . ACCONOINO TO THE P U T THEREOF A t RECORDED IN PUT BOOK 13. MOE 73. OF THE PUBLIC RICONOS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated thia tf th day el April. (CINCU.T COUNT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clark al the Circuit Court By Oorclhy W Bolton Oeputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Mt • University Drive lulls SO0 Plantation F L 33334 (SI4) 233-1000 M*32972(NATR) In accordance with lha American with Diaabkitiaa Act. paraona with disabilities need­ ing a apacial accommodation to paitwlpato in this procaadmg mould contact tha Clerk ol the Circuit Court at lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-3234330. not lator than S e v a n days prior to tha proceeding It hear­ ing impaired. 1-000-tM-077t (TOO) or t-iOO-OSS-0770. via Florida Relay Sarvka Publish April 33. 30. IMS MS-314 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Count*, C«no< ciyprogram n ensue horn quouiov by famous poopk. pest and p m c lech osar n fw opnot trends lor encowr rodsyscU* OrgueW C OV XVQVM parson M F. 1770 Hangar Rd Sanford Aaporl No prion# c a n PVV X KTIIL impaired young men / Stud tor House Cord 330-9310 firsaLQedsa! O p p o r t u n it ie s |oin the largest Sea/ring Service In trie World! Adecco Employment Sendee has the |ob for youl We offer great pay. great benefits, and the opportunity to work for prominent companies In the Lake Mary/Heathrow area. We are currently recruiting for the toilowtng posi­ tions; •Switchboard Operators S8.SO-S9.SO per hour - Receptionists 37.00-18.00 per hour •Administrative Assistants 39-314 per hour •Customer Service Heps 38-310 per hour •Data Entry Operators 38-39 per hour •rue Clerks 37.SO per hour •Accounting Clerks 38 • S9 per hour •Word Processors 39-314 per hour Please |oln u s on Monday, May 3rd, 1999 b etw een the hours o f 10am to 3 pm and Interview with one o f our C ertified Recruiters. J K V Q V X J B S Y W P Y M O P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : 'Life doesn't have cigar edges * David Hockney *11 Botticelli w e re alive today ha'd be w orking for Vogue — P e le r Ustinov Adccco Is located at 200 Waymont CT. Suite 124. In Lake Mary The Adecco office Is between Huntington Bank and the Post O f he* on Lake Mary Bfvd. Fleas* call us at 407-330-7171 If you need more Information. 8 Or you may fax resumes to 407-330-9668 �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 4 * •Seminole Herald. Sanford, Honda •Friday. April 30.190# 71— H elp W a n ted W I 1- — h iI.. LWIVil>9 EieliUCTO rE Nsnonwid* tnoor-traaef trsrvng cantor located si Santord s f*w driving Instructors Candidates null have verifiable tractor M4pioma or GEO and an merest in taicrnng others Compebtiva wage package mctode* comps ny paid heafth msurance. vaca­ tion and participation m 401K No overnight wavat. F iA P in tuna potmens Cal Rick at 3288000 _________ _ Dump Truck Driver COL Requred, FT. Benefit* 407-322-4133 Elactrtcian: Com e«p raqd Dr Lie raqd al local won 0FWP Teneky Inc. 322-7047 E ip. Auto/ Align2 Braka Tech, naadad. can-had m at least one area Alao TV* Imtalar naadad Apply at 9*ara Auto Cantaf. 450 Town Canter Ctrcta. San- FLOOMNQ MSTALLERS Hardwood and laminate Floor­ ing Apprentice* naadad mmedialety tor edatashed. aipandng. company ktost be aM to Rt up to 80 Lb* and won on knaa* tor arranged penod ol Bme Gnat advancement op­ portunity O l Jach »1 ZZ1-6M3 try and MUR ftav* vahd <THart iicanja and past back ground check FT periihibte ctorkt: Vinoul diyW lM R Muit pones* math ikitl* 4 physical requirement! SAVE-A-LOT. 2921 Ortando Or. tt20. Santord FT TEACHING POSITION 3 yr old class Musi nave COA or m process ol completing Eicaiient pay with insurance and benefits CM Joyce. 321-7635 ELECTRiCtANS/EXP. HELP­ ER WANTED Appft al |064<le 17-92 4 Weioon Rd U Mary Sae Howard Ward. Glaaa manufacturer n Santord looking to rwr* 2 to 3 good, eag­ er men. espd and meipd to learn giasa busmen Wfl train Fiend* hr* good pay 407-3213666 71— H e l p W a n t e d INSURANCE CLAMS CLERK F T Pol OfticeWonJ process­ ing required E«p d Wrvtows hetotol Good Sal Benefits 407323 9522 Of 1 800-283-5122. ER. 170____________________ __ LIGHT OFFICE HELP Bi ling ual a pl u s A MOVE M U C C IA IJ1 400 »q It 4 up' $265 A MONTH. OKIcaSioraga. 321 -01JO or 415-3506 PART TRIE POSITIONS: Lot Driver Block D e n Computer Check In Parson Counter Clan Vehicle Cheek in Person P el -up Deevery Driver Security Guard LARRPIKM T LOT - M M * Late. Lodi M v s i t o m 90000175000 LAKE FRONT LOT-Swna laland. Lana Monrot. Itodueed. non 974.900 VACANT LO T-Lodi Arts* 932000.1a. pH* a w d M LAKE MART LOTRWoodkJ 125.000 141—Homes For Sale 2 BR near Crooma Stew* 9 new refrgaraior Nca rwvjnborhood. no peta 1300 407 321 4217 STEHSTROlil MASONS (w tools A aapanancaVMASON TINDERS (*/•»pan*ncal needad immediately Daily pay 4 traruportation avalabto Compewve pay Cal 407/ 302-1940 or 2585 Pan Dftva. New hiring alt portion* Top pay. pad vacation* after I year MeOcal cane lit* and a Drug Free Won place 4650 w SR 48 West Santo* 407-J3O-77T5 A 3770 Orlando Or 17-82-Santord. 407-321-4308 133—Acreage Lot For Sale 1 0 J— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d 71— H e l p W a n t e d sq. A CaRonva uyta 2 Rory !pool, - - . .(erms ——.—i ci emenmes aa^ m siducad to 1123.000 Ctaaate l«Ma 4 Br. 2 t/2 Ba. Krapiae*. 2241 aq IL 2 atory Double lot 150X155 1125.000. Adame C l. WbodsdU 911.000 Shop Samlnot# Hi raid's CUsstMds Evtrydiy! JIM DOYLE 97— A pa r t m e n t s Fu r n is h e d (407) 322-2495 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT Historic District 1SW1BA: 1475-mo • security Efficiency: 337Vmo • security 323D229 105— D utlex/Triplex SH3 2 H Now P f Hiring Okfedk (407) 190Q 448M X 49/na 1/2 Duple*. tBR I B A Cent AC. No Pets 5400/mo Jernlgin Properties 1)0-3351 (407) 716-TALK* Credit card Billing 1 -eoo-cm r-F U N Sales Associates Ibdrm apt. eompieie privacy, one person only. SiOOwk pkn 3200 M c C a l 321-3735 99— A pa r t m e n t s U n fu r n ish e d 117— C o m m e r c ia l R en tals EOEMF/XW DRUG TESTING EMPLOYER OFFICE MANAGER Ful bme. Computer it. tome Bookkaepmg Outgoing mckvidual to won with public m person and by phone Asaat w*h spe­ cial events Forwtrd letter ol in­ terest or resume plus 3 rets .to Office Manager. Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce, P.O. S o i 621234. Oviedo FL 33724 163— W a tc r tr o n t Pr o p e r t y F o r S a le SANFORD Hill. Mat 1/1 Wf Fwepiac*. End PaDo. Hard- FUU. TM E POSITION: T « * Clerk (No e«p r*q -wiit trim) Between 9AM-4PM MondayWednesday 3895 S»R 48 East Santord (comer oi 48 and 415) 407-323-4090 157—Mobile Homes For Sale Country-Osteen: Travel trailer tor ONE Utilities included ST&wk. 1200 Security 324-9001 or 322- 9410 Jemigan properties, inc. For 425 iq. ft olfice nates downtown Santord Two 400 iq 99— A p a r tm e n ts U n fu r n ish ed ft office space units nr down­ town Ron Jemigan. 330-3255 Otftc* 4 Store AveUaMe 1000* iq IL. A/C. private rest room. 3450/ma 322 6169 771-4113 Clerical • Light Industrial • Assembly • General Labor • Warehouse • Manufacturing • Full and Part-Time • Advancement Opportunities a *i it * p v • Competitive wages • Administrative • Data Entry • Receptionist Apply by Phone 24 hours ■ day! 1-800-7TI-JO B S Short Term /long Term Temporary, Temporary to Hire A ssign m e n ts Available oh thank haavan W e specialize In personalized service tor our clients and employees! 501 N ORlANIIll AVI s u m /It • WINttH I’AMk s o fx m m w u )! 100— C o n d o m i n i u m R entals Plant Workar-FT: Chemical Mini - Seek mdmtduai tor gen­ ets! laciiity upkeep, wirehousmg. drum handimg. (Forklift/ Electrical eip helpful) MS di­ ploma. dependaDto-Santort For App Into 321-79t0 Drug Free 103— H o u s e s * U n f u r n is h e d • 15 Day COL Training • Dey 4 Weekend Claeses • Financial Assistance • Cantors Hiring On Sits ..Truck Driver s institute HIRING CANVAS PACKERS For Manne Canvas Operstions. E r > Reo 327-H2S Lake tovy. 2br/iba lenced yard. CMA. great area. $57S/mo.* de­ posit 332-9947. . House Cleaning - Perfect Job! Low ttrru 2-5 dayi/wk S7/hr. MJe* pd, car mqd >34-5595 Outstanding Sum m er Job Opportunities exist now at 804V554-7364 Orlando/Sanford Airport. Get in on all the grov/thl D yn A ir Services, Inc. is experiencing phenomenal grow th in our C l MECHANIC M Long wood area munuliiturcr sale Is kecking j qualified Efcosncc mcih.inu Irrigation Laborer F/T. aapenance preferred Vaca­ tion. pension CM 322-8133 candidates will h m v LAB O RERS NEEDED second year o f operations. N o w is a perfect opportunity to get involved in the dynamic commercial aviation industry. W e are current* ly accepting applications for part-tim e Ramp Services and part-time Aircraft Cleaners positions. Applicants m ust w ork a flexible schedule, understand som e trig jish, pass a drug screening, com plete a ten year work/school history, ro r those interested in Ramp Services positions you must possess a valid Florida driver's license and be able to lift up FOR UNDERGROUND tm U T V CONTRACTOR HEALTH MSUMANCC ANOM1K PLANI Dm* free weripuc* Apsiy at SM MMw Drive. LAKEVKW NURSING CENTER is undergoing a matsrve e*panlion Wa are adding 65 bed* and win soon be accepting Medcsre 4 Medicaid NEEDED IMMEDIATELY licensed social worker, CNAs M shifts 4 main­ tenance helper Also accepting lor LPNs, CNAs 4 housekeep­ ing lor the eipansion New competitive pay rales wen ben­ efits Apply in person 919 East 2nd 51. Santord. 322-6707 E O £ DFWP_______________________ Lawn Service: Musi have espenence Good Ors Lie S7.SGTir to start 324-1241, after Apm Legal Secretary: Busy Santord lew office has immedute open­ ing lor a legal secretary with superior phone 4 computer skills. Faimlianty wilh W P . Undtech. trust accounting, real estate. 4 prodste a plus Must be non smoker, seif motivated, willing u learn Fas resume to 407-321-1467 Immediate openings! 5 line pnone system Camputar knowfadga hatptol M F. 7 30-4 00pm 430 7116 OFWP______________ gja m t iu n ic jl ipmudc fi ftosibiljt)- ■fcHgemling iin cspcricnic und ^ncAOIk A mcdikjl bcnclil* HjdWC vllnlllJ m ml tv-iinii- .mil $4-00 per hour forAircraft Clea history to David M Company Brintl, A ASSOC., 434-7444 Site Work Labor Jt)1 Valentine Way tainKwmxI.ri .41750 0L Required. FT. Benefits in .-a H iw tango Dr or CM 324 1741_______ TRUCK DRIVER lor 3 days a week, possibly lull time, local deliveries Only neat and dean should apply Needs to have COL license. 834-3615 WANTED 97 People HI We’l PAY you lo lose up to 29 plus pounds CALL TON FREE 1-600-754 5470 Private Invesugatioos • VIP Security Protective Security • Airport Security Secunty Guards (Home/Business) , Leans* Numbws A9fl00144 •B9500I54 3 C3600353 * Bonded ^ Prione (407)321-2191 Fs* 1407) 321 2163 Can (407)314-7067 Pager 1 886-509 6994 Email usginvOaol com JOHN WRIGHT. JR Presidenf 2621 S. Orlando Dr., Suite 8 ________ Sanford, F L 32773 _____ j Light Industrial W orkers N eeded Adecco Employment Services Is now hiring lor many different light Industrial positions In the Sanford/Lake Mary area. •Meat Packers 1st shift 57 00 per hour - Quality Control Inspector 1st shift $7 00 and up ■ Dess Brake operator 1st shift experience required 57.42 - 5 11 BO per hour •CDL Drivers 3rd shift 58 42 - Certified Forklift 2nd and 3rd shift 57 00 - 58 00 • Assembly Line Supervisor I st shift 57.50 •Material Handlers 2nd shift 56 25 •Medical Assemblers I st shift 56 20 per hour •General Labor 56 00 • 58 00 per hour 9- Free-s Uniform s*i ' * .» *> *f . \ a ‘ ‘ 'i-y ' Tj f !\**arr* I 9- Free Parking 9 Com prehensive industry training For more information on thesepositiqi come by our administration office Mood from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p^. to fill out call us at (407) 322-3693. We ait Open House Interviews Monday May 3rd, 1999 between the hours o f I0am-3pm fleause bring kientlfk^rton tor proof of eiiglbriiry to work In the United States Adecco. Lake Maty. Is located at ZOO Waymont CT Suite IZ4 between Huntington Bank and the Post Of lice on Lake Mary Btvd Please call 407-330- 7 17 1 tor more Information. Alter o k an equal npfwtunity wnpLiye. ( �CLASSIFIED / : Seminole Herald ~ \ 322-2111 of Tall free from Orlando U 1 -M M You can fax vour ad to 407*323-0400 300 N. Franch Ava., Sanford 32771 • P. O. Boa 1667. Sanford 32772 Our office la opan to aarva you Monday through Friday, • am ■5 pm 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 1 |E M PI O YM FN T ___ 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rant 125 Laase To Own 127 StorageiOffice For Rant i 67 Career Constants 60 Resumes 70 Education A Tramtog 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment RE AI ns To Share 93 Rooms Far Rent 95 98 97 Apartments •Furnished 90 Apartments •Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Oupiee/Tnpfex 107 M ob* Homes For Ram 111 Resort vacations 114 Warahousa/RenM Space 115 Industrial Rentals 45 Debt ConaoAdaSon | 55 Business Opportunities 87 Opportunrttoe 59 Financial Services 81 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages V 153— W a t e r f r o n t Pr o p e r t y F o r S a l e GARAGE SALES A TAR O B A L I i* tha perfect way to do that and via Bantonato Naraktf can bm g paopia to yum door Advert** you tato n Via Uemwvo/to N m W tor orVy 1 51/ kna and M ich i'a «ama toava OARAGE BALE •ttoa lha monay coma* n Cal MULTt-FAMLV by Noon on Tuaaday and yocv 5Cardinal Oak* Phase U (aarty kna ad can run tar three day* m bad*) lha Herald tor ONLY 59.1*11 Al 553 Momma Oova C*cta to l*k to that you prepay the -UkE-Men. f !. Fa- Ss l M bjil . ad Ca4 u *-m can hetort BANOtN ART TAM SAID ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 OOtGINAL PAJNTINO‘CAROS' FLORAL BASKETS'HAWAUAN 1 Family Yard tato: Ev*ryVvng T SHIRTS BATIK BAGS ETC horn A to Z. Apt X 4 May 1. S MAT 14 • 1A4P 5pm. 2036 JaiTavaon Ava (taka SPECIAL MOTHERS OAT MHtanv* e to 20Vt SL turn aati a rm '9 W 5 PARK AVE 5ANF0fip_ two brock* to JaPataon) MuM Family BEWp f BMto Stoto Apr 30 May t 4 3 On 0»*k» ia. ra il to Waknra Rtvav Fad* oil SR 46 TARO SAL* FAITH MISSIONARY CHURCH3 INC Yard, hake tala, car wish prut cNcfcan tanner* 53 Donation it RjytAppI l7-92md4ih San ton! May III. M m • l I Yard Sala: Attoriad kitchen S noutanok] itam*. ckxna*. book* crilt Itam*. toy* 4 mtoc 2590 Grenada Av# (oil a 25to SI) Sal only, 8 3pm 209 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 200 Wearing Apparel 211 Anaque/Cosecsblee 219 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Seles 219 Wanted to Buy as 245 Farm Equipment 252 Accounting 253 AdtMone A 254 Air Condrttontng 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 04, Lube A Fitter 294 Painting 299 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 PterxVOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Booling 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Smart Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swmming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportason 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radio 314 Upholstery 316 Wetdtog A Sheet Metal 318 We* Doing 319 Window Washing A Tinting K I T *N* 1 A H I . Y I . K <R b> l.t ir r ) W right 231— C a r s F o r S a u 231— C a r s F o r S a l e 1992 Chevy Cornea, 4dr. Wha* Tinted Wd*. Lk new ml, A C 52900 00 Ph 323-0612 AUCTION 91 VWJCTTAOL Autry4 W. asking *2195 00 467-922-1088 (toava message! BENEFIT BALE CAT PROTECTION SOCIETY 2460 MtoUonvrHe (oil C 25th S I), Huge' Lot* ol everything" County Fair 4 Yard Sato al SOS Hickory Ava Church ol Ood Tape 4 space tree tor donation of total tala (15%) to halp our BuAdmg Fund Coma one. Coma al Sat May 1*4 horn BAM 2PM Ph 321-0206 God OtottH Youlfi that make* a tatterence Oarage Sato' 1104 W 3rd St. May 1*1 8-T Providence MB Church OARAGE BALE 746 Oaywood Cvcto, Sunnland Estates. Largo dotk. Tent bed. “ ■ 1Proc . Mi«c 4 tot* tor |l ov taw BAT. E AM OARAGE SALE 119 N SUMMERLIN AVE FRI LS I AND SAT 511 5010 South Santord Av * 30pm APRIL 30th m 7:30 PM 238— V ehicles W a n ted Shop Seminole Herald s CUsuftedi Everyday! 185— D u p l e x F o r S a l e WANT TO GET RIO OF ALL THAT STUFF? OARAGE SALE UULTI-FAMLY Cardinal Oak* PMte H laarfy beds) 553 Mornng Dove Otto 201 311-7800 aan* at sals 30 J vraan R d . Sartor 0 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Lhrsstock/Farm m 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 239 TruduBuses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcyclet/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rac. VehicleVCampers For Sale 243 Trailers For Sato 255 Alterations 258 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer ConsUting 282 Cabinets 283 Carpentry 284 Carpet A installations 265 Carpel Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic Tie 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 Drywafl 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Mvi 279 HauNng 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janilortai Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lshafront Clearing 285 Landscaping 288 Laundry Services Samar ■ Simmon* 322-1728 Heal Ettate ProlattonaN 217— G a r a g e S a les Misc Fn -Sal 94PM MI SC Fl l A N EO U S A UTO M O TIVE st r*t Budd your dream heme or weekend oneway ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 §7 Or and Am. Fum. EVc . TooH 181 AppiencesA Furniture For Sato 183 Television A Stereo/Radto 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Buddtog Materials 193 Lawn 6 Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment i T.47 aoeeon U te ri toe )uur )anl sale to Ike Sr nr fnoJr MrraM fur only S .S I/p e r line C tll by Noon on Tuesday anil your M in e ad ran nut tor three days In thr fJrrauM for only SS.1S! 217— G a r a g e S ales 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miacelanaous 229 Auctions M E R C H A N D IS E 141 Homes For Sals 143 Out of Stats Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lots For Safe 149 Commercial Proparty For Salt 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominium For Sale 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 100 Bueinen For Sale 183 Waterfront Property For Sale 185 Duplex For Sale RE N T A I S 91 Apartments/ M fito e iM ESTATE In.the, event you need to chenge_your ad; It you need to change your ad while it is running, please give us a can and we * d make ihe change tor the next avaXabto edOon. Please check your ad on the firs! day ol publication. II you And an error, please call us immerfcatety and we wi# correct the error tor the next publcalion. We are responsible tor the first insertion only and only tor the cost of me tost insertion. ■»» < Home Hearth Cars Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Compuler/TV Personals Hearth Care Loel A Found Spade! Notees Nursery A Child Cere Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services P a y in g f o r y o u r cla ss ifie d a d : V accept Mastercard. Masiereard, Visa, V tu , Discover Dtseover and Am« We gladly American E,press We also will take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish to be billed can make arrangements at the time thee ad la placed. Please keep in rrund that ads in the Personals (class. 2 1). Business Opportunelet (class. 55) & Garage Sales (217) require payment in advance. 322- 2611 DEADLINES: For TMaday'a adItIon, tho daadllna la Monday at noon For Wadnaaday'a aditIon, tha daadllna la Ttiaaday at noon For Thuraday'a edition, tha daodMna la Wadnaaday at noon For Friday's edition, tha doaddna la Thuraday at noon ft 12 13 14 15 18 18 IS Seminote Herald, Sanford, Florida * Friday, April 30. 1999 - M DUPLEX, 2414-18 Palmetto Are (S ol 25th. W ol Sant Ava on 28tti P L ) Modernized both unit* 20 r. IMh . open parking. 909 5q FI each uda $550 mmaa. trda. Asking 569.900 Da-l| 407 629 5009 a-407475- CASH MS PAKH For Junk Cat*. Truck* 4 Miset KEEP AUERCA BEAUTIFUL 377 5M0 M •• A Firs * Ame IPi A a t i f M S , % sfs% MORTGAGE CORPORATION Chain, Dsctfithff • Art Credit types Possible • 0-Down Programs AvaRMRe CaN JAN or ROD for 181— A m .IA .N C ES it Fu r n i t u r e F o r S a u , tic . Free pyoomRIcolloB Storing 9*nhol»/Voknla/LAlmtOrmg* Dining TaMe «W2 Hava* 4 6 chair* 5299 2 Dresser* nwror*. 185*4 A/C 5100 123-5898 323-9580 « 810-8963 457 S Grant St/Longwood au-2245 •ab 1664 10% BP. Mapir Credit Cards Accepted 4 0 7 -8 3 4 -1 6 0 0 MATTRESS BALE - Full w , uted hoi tpnng* 4 maltrtt* 56500 Larry* Man 322-4132 215— W a n te d to —"♦ ‘ N B uy Alum. Cana Copper !■ Kokomo Recycling- JJ 811W. DrsT-W F M . BaLB-1 221— G o o d T h i n g s t o Eat BOB'S PEANUTS Regular, catun. roaitad. hath |urr«o it! rimp, * moved ftth. jetty 2330 Calory Ava. Santord 3244963 Wer.eemet Farm* Av*. Santord SERUICE/1NSTALLAT10HS * x 3461 Celery 225— M i s c e l l a n e o u s Air Conditioner*: 12 000BTU 5300. 10 000 BTU 5280. 3 5000 BTU 5180 ea LAs new Lew than 1 yt 407-302-4794 10 tpeed mile bicycle good a n d . sung 535 00 Csl 3222784 GUITAR LESSONS Uu k w i 20- yen* experience Rrtvile/Otokp Session* 128 N W u l tor Terry I M Oevli vacuum c teener 550 CM 322 5684 SECURITY BARS 4 DOORS 55 tq II. Offering keyle** puin bulton hr* ratal** 324-1188 • Free Estimates HOW TO GET RIO OF THAT OLD • Fast Service A Fair Prices CAR! The SamAnaAtMwaMOtastthed* art m* quenesl and moai me*p*nlta* way to l*e your cirt fton your thra* bn* ad lor to day* and pay orty 52t 001 Even bettor, if you tea 4 sooner (ahtoh ea KNOW you eta) you can uop your ad and only pay tor lha number ol days a actu­ ary rani Whit a Dsakl • Financing Available I04-532-5858/888-883-4525 Air Co«ditlo«li| A Htating SystoM Call today and watch the Herald Classi­ fieds work for youll 230— A n t iq u e / C l a s s ic s BUCK WILDCAT,1966 40RJWT. ElUta Sato 39K org Ru*l Fra* 40lcc/325hp new 4.C. Recant Eih Bks Hosts A Balts. Gold 56.900 0 6 0 407-324-499t r • Emergency Service ' . - rfv - "• N ^ Support yuur kcnl tnnaovrv. Itry nr* II* hnul uT >»ur corBinunXy. You « B rtml rypulaU* k*.a‘ tw s n m n oral w v r n n Ihta itkrclury. SERVICE DIRECTORY (407) 322-2611 Advertise your business or services fax B c E T iW iT O s ln H iU M ^ Call the Classified Department at: CLEAR WATER PROOUCTS 407-327-2124 Sprinkler,WMl Pump Me*A Repair Lie. In* (4 0 7) 3 2 2 -2 6 11 42 46 47 51 Unused Fieh eggs 1 Walks The same 7 Surgical sew Fabric-coloring 13 Of medicine method 14 Element *53 S3 Russian 15 Inquiry for lost vehicle oods 55 Gets away trong cords from 17 Dobbin's lunch 56 Boxer Gene 18 — to lunch 57 Sumptuous 20 Consumes meal 21 Madison 58 Preoccupy Avenue types 23 Loathe DOWN 27 Cutting off 1 Former branches Yugoslav 32 Praying figure leader 33 Carpentry term 2 — avis 34 Japanese* 3 Coup d' — American 4 Circle parts 35 Fragrance 5 Fade away 36 Catherine tho 6 Codfish dish Great, e.g. 7 Snicker 39 Musical group 8 Brawl of nine 9 Singer Adam s 40 Use an oven ACROSS 253-A d d itio n s 4 R em odeling Answer to Previous Puzzle ADVANCE TECTONICS Addltlon*-Comirtarttol Local Builder tinea IN I 323-94*4 CQC001SU f 258-A utomotive s T A R A H M E P R E T s ■ U s L 1 U R n| 10 — ■colada 11 Dill seed 12 Loch — monster |Call lor Answers • Touch ton* or Rtaary Phenes ■rtc KMTvnu. e 1*900*860*4500 ext, code 100 I 2 3 r~ nr iJ T5- - (7 18 ' 1 5“ nr tr TT 20 w ■ A 1 N S G E 1 s E N L E S S A S C T H A E S 19 Ref's kin 21 Mors pretentious 22 Drooping 23 First-rate 24 Edge 25 Door fastening 26 Lulu 28 Claudius' successor 29 G e l--------- tha ground floor 30 Seaport In Alaska 31 Flying pest 37 Most painful 38 — Paulo 41 Fracas 42 Rom an route 43 Do a Jackknife 44 Ju m p 45 Book of Norse myths 47 Electrified particles 48 Go to a restaurant 49 Makes do with 50 Baseballor Willie 52 Affirmative 54 Massage 2 7 6 -E l e c t r i c a l HERITAGE ELECTRIC ALL YOUR SERVICE NEEDS U C . E BOO11*23 407-122-2248 NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? C ALL DICK'* ELECTRIC 407-321-*733 Lie. ER000282SIOv*r 15 Yra. Tree work, mulching, sod work A landscaping Free Estimates! 28S-L e g a l S e r v ic e s DIVORCE Wnh or Withoul CNklren. Missing Spouse F.m Cits* Legal Services 407-521- 00*2 CUr* * Performance. 923 5459 Custom Bull Transmission* AH Vehicle* Otacoumed 278-H a ir S a lo n s 264-C a r p e t & FANTASTIC SAMS I n s t a l l a t io n s -U*n*‘ day -57.es Th •Woman*1 I*day •54.95 Wal-Mart P U ua - 322-9045 CARPET INSTALLATION Relay*. r*tir*tch E repair. Call 444-4341 285-L a n d s c a p in g TrtC TJ5 tfT 300-P ressure C l e a n in g DUN RTTC Raa/Comm Fra* n L LkAn*. Shingta Ctoanlng. Seta A Affordable. 321-4122 279-H a u l in g 268-C hild C are C enters Country Style City m Llvingr , Chnstian mother *6 keap your :hild in her home Mon Fn Call Donna al 322-7342 or 260 4593 Fun Frtondly Environment, 24 hr. Oay Car*. Ful A Part Time CPfl earthed 4*509*1/Kelli 269-C l e a n in g S ervices Convenient Spacious Affordable •Fly By Cleaning S*rvic*a> Home or olhc*. Fast A Bekabta Day 234 5955. Eva* 330-7711. 269-Cl e a n in g S e r v ic e s 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT Teytor Prol. Ctoanlng Service ResrComm/ Family ownedoper Free es!7 Leins Bonded 407-574-4491 WITH1TR. LEASE ORASK ABOUTOUR Mike Duke* Hauling/Ctoanup Trash Hauling. Yard Clean Up. oad407-f etc sa&ioadi -22M9I0. 280-H ome I m pr o ve m e n ts All Purpose Home Repairs, handy man to suite every need CaH 407- 696 0363. Pg 7459760 CHARLES a (Dan) MILLER Builder. CBC0572S5, Res. Comm. remodel, editions, repair MC. 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M/1)€0*TBUG67 . . *rlon)*oaOMl.com G A R F IE LD in s u u t ih s y y — 0 by Jim Davis I W O NPER W H A T T H A T M EANS? O F TH E DEAR D R GOTT: I’m a 23-year-old woman with bulimia. I make myself vomit a fter e a tin g and have been using laxatives fo r almost two years. Last year, my parents became con­ cerned because I lost weight so fast They took me to an internist I was too ashamed to tell the doctor whal I was doing. After a aeries o f tests, be rec­ ommended exploratory surgery dur­ ing which m y ga llb la d d er was removed. I re a lly want to stop this destructive eating pattern, but I can’t What can I do? m w it in ~ e e w A ff 16 w ot e a s i l y G R0 6 6 e 0 0 U T o love ttC U K - m n W H E N IS TH E UTTER PU E ? 56WARE OF THE in s u l t in g - - DOG d V PETER GOTT, M .D are embarrassing. But they are, after all, merely diseases that can be treat­ ed once they are diagnosed I urge you to adopt an attitude of scrupulous self-h on eity. You seam already to be at the point where you can look at you r problem objectively. At least you a re willing to acknowl­ edge you h a ve a problem and are helplessly in ite grip. You have, with­ out knowing it, taken the first impor­ Obviously, you will not be able to tant step toward recovery. I congratu­ obtain help as lon g as a sense of late you on the courage it took to write shame prevents you from being hon­ me. est with your doctor and your family. Your next xtep is to seek professionMany illn esies — such as bulimia, i i help. Be candid with your physician anorexia, drag and alcohol addiction, and ask for a referral to a practitioner and sexually transmitted disease* — oreferably a psychiatrist, whoUquau' DEAR R E A D E R Bulimia is a com­ mon eatin g d ia o rd e r related to anorexia nervosa. In your comments, you have provided a clear description of the ailment which — if not treated — will progress to serious malnutri­ tion and other health consequences. You have also communicated the feel­ ings of helplessness, fear and loss of control that are central to the disease. a K a a * A Q I 7 a s * A Q J a 7 West East a j a s t a to • J totes e to ■ 7 • 3 • a 3 v « e K t 2 * K as t a a a q 7 a 2 V K 3 2 • a q j • * to Vulnerable; East-W est D e a le r South &ouU 1a 3e tv JV aa West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass N orth 2a 3a t NT 5NT aa East Pus Pus Pus Pus Ail pass O pening lead; • J fled to treat eating disorders. You can be helped; however, you must ask for that help. Let go of your shame; it Is nonproductive and will only stunt your emotional growth. 1 might add that had you been hon­ est with your doctor in the first place, you could have avoided unnecessary surgery. T o give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "H elp II; Substance Abuse A Mental Health.* Other readers who would Uke a copy should send |2 plus a long, sc (/addressed, stamped enve­ lope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Sla lion. New York. N Y totsa. Be sure to mention the title. DEAR D R GOTT; I have been tak­ ing three teaspoons of psyllium for the past yea r o r so to low er my cholea- � 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 30, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 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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