20 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c5a1fcda55877666b713a23db30964c9.pdf cf98c77bdffc44f5cf36df34ceefbe74 PDF Text Text miF ~ ; 'i I M V ,T £ r?H ’ T ' ' . M l * - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda •Thursday. January 14.1999 b y C iilc Young "Y O L TV B m ao po u r HUSBANDS? The disappearing rights of smokers DEAR DR. OOTT: I ’m ■ smoker and I am fed up with hearing about the rights o f non-smokers. If I want to smoke, that's my right. It's my body 1 may be harming, not yours. Why don't non smokers just shut up and stay in non -smoking areas? PETER G O T T , M .D DEAR READER: Non-smokers DO stay in non smoking areas. The prob­ lem is that tobacco smoke doesn't. ~ 4 UU.i l ... b y M o rt W Alker u HOW COMk THERE ARE HO SIMPLE SO LU TIO N S* WHAT DO YOU THIHK.OFMY NOT MUCH! V --— — GC£, M M BE IT LOME'S -"1 fS O W A L TO K SOME THING IN THE. T R A N S L A T IO N , ’ fdU M JLY, [ THINE. IT WK'b LOST IN THE j ------OKiGtNNL.! / THE BIXCK AiXO U N TT / I APPRECIATE / 6000... IT, 316 I l‘M SLAP BROTHER.. A YOU DO.. THERE .'CUE FINISHED ALL YOUR HOMEWORK ( f HNAHOUMOrW DTNAT o W4RTONR WE 00 MinH T IM L ' L a B a jf e y Let me respond to you as a pipe smoker who is familiar with both sides 0f the issu e. The smoke I breathe from my pipe is M Y smoke: I assume responsibility for the risks I take when I light up. No one would deny that you and I have the “ right* to abuse our­ selves; perhaps w e're nuts, but that's another issue. However, our smoke fills the envi­ ronment. It spreads out In swirling blue clouds, leaks under doors, satu­ rates upholstery - in short, H extends qu ite a d istan ce beyond us. Increasingly, non smokers are irritat­ ed by tobacco smoke. They're physi­ cally irrita te d because this smoke smells bad to them, stings their eyes, causes coughing, and is more than an occasional nuisance to many people with allergies Non smokers are also psychologically irritated because they view smokers as selfish polluters who show little regard for the comfort and safety o f those around them If you look at th e issue o b jectively and unemotionally, they are right Come on - you know they're right Nowhere in the Constitution is there a state mrnl about the Rights of Smokers On the contrary, there are lots o f refer cnees to the rights people have when another person is doing something to l(LL M A K E SURE THAT YOU 6ET SCREEN CREDIT. fed likeIt \ IkJCCMJ STOODfT-SAh* IT.. ] 1 f T . . GhJE IT.. iURSIC IT.. 1 WVSSTfr. l a € w fa u .fr j Instead o f getting heated up about non-smokers, try to see the problem Irom th e ir p ersp ective. T obacco smoke is unhralthful Maybe all those non smokers are really doing you a favor Why not try. as I did. to cut down and limit your smoking to areas ' where only, you w ill breathe the smoke? Your change in kabM and atti * CAN'TMISS IT. PARSIDE OFTHEFRONTFORTY sJWUuANDACRIS.^ Asilveranniversary ■y P h illip Alder R eport "L iv in g with Chronic Lung Disease.” Other readers who would like a copy should send U plus a long self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray llill Station. New York. N Y I0IS6. Be sure to men tion the title. C IMS NEWBVU-ER B flm PK SE ASSN tude could have some really positive effects in your life. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnnn □nnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnnnn □nnn nnn unan nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn ■ % �4B •Seminole Herald. Santefd. Florida •Thursday, January 14,1999 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. GO-344 t-C C -S O -F HIDDEN SPRINOS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida nol-lor-preM corporation. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIO H TSEN TN JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT OF T H I I T A T I OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR • IM IH O L I COUNTY CfVIL ACTION Cato Nat SS-1B40-CA-I4 Olaltlani B GREAT WESTERN BANK, a Federal Savmgt Bank. Plamtitl. -v tEILEEN BOEHM; CATHERINE JOYCE OERTZEL. FREDERICK C. OERTZtL. CHEMICAL BANK. NA.; THE CROSSINGS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.: and WTNNOATE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . 4 ditatJvad rierirt* cerpe'ation. Dalandanlt AMENDED N O T IC I OF BALI Noiica it hereby given that, purauant I d a Final Judgment ol Foraclotura and an Order ftoachaduimg Foraclotura Sale antarad in tha above-ityled coma. In the Circuit Court ol Sam mote County. Florida. I tnH aall the property rtuate In Seminole County. Florida, etcribed es: Lot S7, OR EHWOOD LAKES UNIT 0-1 SECOND ADDI­ TION, according lo the Plot thereof, sa racordad m Plal Book as. Paget 71 and T t, ol the Pubic Racordt 01 Sammola County. FtortdO al public tala, to the highatt and boat bidder, lor cath. al th* Wool Irani door ol Iha Semmote County Courthouae, in Sanlord. Florida between the hour# Ol 11d0 AM and »: PM On JAN­ UARY IS. IBS! DATED Ihit 30th day ol Doc ember. IM S Maryanna Morta Clark ot Circuit Court By: Jane C. Jaeeoic Deputy Cterli IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING, YOU ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CON­ TACT COURT AOMMlSTRATfON AT M t N. PARK AVENUE, SUITE 01, SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771, (407) 311-4330 B IT, 4227 WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS N O T IC I, IF YOU AR I HEARINQ OR VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 1-EOO-M3-E771. Qibbont. Smith, Chon I Arnett, PA. Poet Office l o t 7177 Tampa. Ftortdo 33*01 Publtth. January 7 .1 4 .1SM DCY-23 C rtv n d a n tt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant lo th# Final Judgment In Fbrrclotur* anlarad on Iha Sth day ol January IM S in Civil Action No BS 324SCC-20-F ol the County Court ol tha Eighlaantti Judicial Circuit In and tor Sammola County Florida, in nhicti WAYNE GRASSE and APRIL GRASSE ar* ttia Datandantf and WEIUVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIA­ TION. INC . It Iha Plaintiff. I win tall to tha highatt and bait biddar lor cath al tha aratt front door ol tha Sanunola County Courthuuaa. Sanford. Florida al 11 00 A M on FEBRUARY 4. ISOS tha lottounrig datcribad raal pm patty tat forth in tha Final Judgmant Lot SIS. Fot Hunt. Saclion 3. according to tha plal tharool. at racordad in Plal Boot 1A. Pagat SS-S2 el tha Public Racordt ol Sanunola County, Florida DATED thn Clh day ol January, IMS Maryanna Morta. Clark By Jana E Jatatric Deputy Clark Plamlitlt Attornay EMIL A GASPERONI. JR . ESQ •31 Wrkiva Spnngt Road Longwood Florida 3277* (JOT) 772-7103 NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES A C T OF I S M Admlnlttreltv* Order Na. S I-S T Partont anlh a ditabihry who naad a tpacial accommodation lo participate m I hit procaadmg •hould contact ADA Coordinator at 301 H Park Avenue. Suita Norlh SOI, Sanlord. Florida 31771 at teat! tiva (S) dayt prior to Iha pro­ ceeding Tataphona (407) 3234310. attantion 4227: 1-400* M S -S rn I TDD I or 1-S00-ISS1770 (V). via Florida Relay Service Publtth January 14. 21. IM S DET-71 PlamtiH. LAUREN RIVERA and VIOLA RIVERA Dalandanlt NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN that punuant lo tha Final Judgmant in Foraclotura antarad on iha Sth day ol January IS M , in Civil Action No Si-3441 -C C -J0-F ol Iha County Court ol Iha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and lor Sammola County. Florida, in which LAUREN RIVERA la Iha Defendant! and HIDDEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . la tha Plaintiff. I an* t»H to tha highatt and bat I bidder lor cash at tha wait Irani door ol Iha Sammola County Courtheute. Sanford. Florida at II:0 0 AM . on FEB­ RUARY 4. IS M . tha following datcribad raal property aal torrh m the Final Judgmant Unit IBS. Building I I - A HID­ DEN SPRINOS CONDOMINIUM, according to the Declaration ol indominium thereof at racordad in Official Record! Book 1IG4. Page SM. Public Racordt ot Sammola County. Florida DATED thit Sth day ol January. IM S Maryanna Morta. Clark Oy Jana E Jatatnc Daputy Clark PtemtiRi Attornay EMIL A GASPERONI. JR . ESO S31 Wekrva Spnngt Road Longwood. Florida 32TTS (40T) 772-7301 NOTICE A M I MOANS WITH D W A M . m i l ACT OF 1 S M Atoetoietretive Order No. S3-47 Partont with a ditabtMy who naad a tpacial accommodation to participala m thit proceeding ould contact AOA Coordinator ol 301 N. Park Avenue. lu ll* North 301. Sanlord. Florida 32771 ol teotl * ( ( ) days prior to Nw pro•ding. Tatephono: (407) 3234330. attention 4217. 1-300- sss-srri (TDD), or i -soo- m b S770 (V). via Florida Relay Satvice Publtth January 14. 21. IS M DCY-Tt IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT OF T N I I M N T H N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY, S T A T I OF FLOAIOA Caaa Na. S M M « 4 A l t 4 • IN IR A L JURISDtCDON INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION •F TN B IdTN S F T M IIT N e u to u r ju d ic ia l C A M M i BB BBBT B A I4 4 ATLANTIC MORTBAQB AND MVBSTMENT CORPORATION FLAW TIFF VS. MOHAMMAD DEM, IF LIVING. ANO IF DBAD, THE UNKNOWN TO AND MANB M ABR0RM whoee reeidewe ^kijmfcneiam H bo dead. Ike MIS; UNKNOWN JPOHAMMAD OBIS. jF ANY. PATRICU •AYLSS: FMST UNION HATIMIAL M M F/K/A FIM T UNION NATIONAL BAM OF FLORIDA THC CHAM MANHATTAN RANK F/K/A CHEMKAL BANK; TBtANTB IN POSSESSION MFBNDANTIS) NOTICE IB HEREBY OWEN Jutofmeat a l toaHtoum dated JaeeeryE. IS M . entered Vi CMI Oaee No. SB 22S7 CA14 O ot Iha Circuit Oeurf el Ihe 1ETH , | wM oai te toe M bidder N r a PROSIT DOOR a i Km 040 O sw IK N IN , ‘ IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAES NO. BS-ISSS CA DIVISION 14-A FIRST UNION MORTOAGI CORPORATION f/K/A CAMERON-BROWN COMPANY, Plain! iff(a), vt JOHN C OORDON. at al. DelendaMlt). NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURl SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GYtN purtuant lo an Order Retchedulmg Forectoaurt Sale dated December 7f. IM S. and antarad in Cat# NO M-1»SS CA ol iha Cueun Court ol iha EIGHTEENTH Judical C p c u 4 in and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CAMERON BROWN COMPANY It tha PlamtiH and JOHN C OORDON, Seminole County: Jamei Back. JanOI Back era Iha Defendanlt. 1•* toll to iha highott and bett bid­ der lor caeh at tha Watt t’ont door Ol tha Semaicte County Courthouae. Sanlord, rioridi Ot 11:03 A m , cm Iha K th day ol JANUARY IM S. Iha tolloant datcribad property t t tai lorth In taid Final Judgment LOT 8. BLOCK 4. HEFTIER HOMES ORLANDO SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13. PAOES 8 I S, IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLF COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND and the teal ot thit Court an Decembor 30. I M I (SEAL) Maryanna Morta Clerk ol Iha Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jatawic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. WcCeRa. Raymer. Barrett S trappier Pool Office Bo* 3410 Tampa. FL 33801 F*4041404 tl you ora a parton with a d « ability who naodt accommoda­ tion Vi order to participate m thik proceeding, you ora emi­ tted al no cost lo yeti, fot the protltion ol certain eaotetanc*. Please contact Court Adm Vuenation at 301 N. Par* Avenue. Sanford. Florida 11711, lotephon* number (407) 3134330, within 2 working dayt ol your receipt el thit document. II hearing unpaired. (TDD) t-SOOMI-1771. 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Sanford Florida •Thursday. January 14.1W 9 Legal Notices Legal Notices P r© p S dam. U -fl IB IN T N I C IR C U IT CO URT OF TUB KIOM TCIRTM JUDICIAL C IR C UIT HI A R C FOR SSH ISO LS COUHTV, M T N I cm eu rr COURT o f t m c t era JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FLORIDA c a s t r o . e r -M e e -C A -t a -o Horn* li « w g « of America U B l/Va Home Sivmol ol Ament*. F A . Plaintiff. Oaama A Zaffoum. at a l. Defendant* n o n e! OF F O R IC L O a U R I C A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that purauanl la a Final Judgment ot toracloaura dalad January I. 1H I and antarad In Caaa No ffT-tOOff-CA-IA-A ol Iffe Circuit Coart e l Ilia EiQtiteantli Judicial Clrcelt In and lor Aamlnola County. Florida •»Herein. Waahlngton Mutual BanA. FA. aucoaaaor by merge, unth Home Saving* al America. FSB. t/k/a Hama Saving* ol America. FA., Plaintiff. and Oaama A. Zaffoum. Victor O Scmrra and Paine la A. Vanrtpar. Eddie Zadan. S A B Orytaai I Tie. Inc„ a Florida corporation. Robert O.H mrtJt Robert E OR. Saamnua Qiff. United Btataa al America. United Btataa el Amanca. Department al Housing and Urban Development. Julia Zaffoum. epouoe el Oaama A. Zaffoum Pamela Floyd (TananQ and Audi Curtain (Tenantl. ate tha Defendant*. I artff aaff to tha Mgbeal and beat bidder far caeh at ttw Waal bent doer al tbe Bamt no la County Ceurttiouaa. in Bantord, Flarida a lt 10B e'etocb A M on tbe Mb day ol FEBRUARY. iffSff. tbe eel forth in info CABS RO. ffO-Bfftt O A - I M CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOC CORPORATION. vs Pumtiff* ANDREW S DAVIS and LINDA L DAVIS; H living. HEALTH I Ine.. d/b/a I UNITED ffTATti Off ULRICA. ffSbSNOLE COUNTY. ■tat* at Ffortds; CLERK OF THE CTROOIT CO URT v n 4B 5. Curry S. Wharff 8. Whitman 6. Pratl 2. IBur 14. VMrs 1. Jama 2. TbUte: IB 7-15 46 2. Mrrkan 10. U b o 2. 7. Total*: 14 17-28 50 10 I B B 1 4 . 4 0 0 IB 11 I t I (Campat; Ovtadc. • 34j from late thumped Deltona. 48-3 Final Ffortdn. LESS We Weal foot and LESS BM 1** 00 font and U S B Nortffaroat 1/4a s iiffn i si a m .n b*t 1/4 *1 BocHa* M . 81 S M S L RafffftM _ . three runs scored, three RBQ. Kyle Brubaker (one double, two A ngles. three rum scored, two RBI). Jerry Camus (one double, two singles, three runs scored, two RBI). Bob Markoa lone triple, one sin gle, one run scored, fou r RB I) and Dave Kaeberiten (one double. Ob today's acheduls: • Boys basketball _ Crooms at Altam onte Christian. 7 p.m.: Lake Howell at DeLand. 7 P • Oirta basketball _ Oood New C hrlstU n School vs. Liberty Christian School at Sanford Salvation Army, 2 p.m .: Seminole at W inter Springs. 7:30 p.m.; Oviedo al Lake Brantley. 7:30 p.m.: Lyman at Lake Howell, 7:30 p.m. • Otria soccer _ Lyman at Lake Howell. 7JO p.m .; Seminole at W inter Springs. 7 p.m .; Lake Brantley at Ovtcdo. 7:30 p.m. • Wrestling _ Lake Highland Prep at Seminole. 5:30 p.m. one single, one run scored, three RBI), Other hitters were Dave Bennett (two singles, two tuna scored, one RBI). V ic DtBartolo (two singles, one run scored), Dare Com (one double, two runs scored, two RBI), Kent Brubaker (one A ngle. two rum R e a re d , one RBI), Blake Murray (one single, tiro runs scored one RBI) and John Jones (one single. one run scored). Providing the offense for S ci­ entific O lsss were Dove Rivera (one single, one tun scored). Ivan ' Colon (one single, one RBI) and Norm Bowies, Randy Irwin and Raphael Ortega (one single each). and his assistant coaches before a press con ference scheduled far 11 a.m. Thursday. Johnson reportedly Is gtvtng up coac hing far p f ” * * 1 reasons, som e o f which concern the death o f his m other In January. and D . Ooa* Derail* — Oviedo 4 - 1. Ju n io r varsity — Oviedo B l. O m vo U 34. __________________________ Softball- titles, Mb NBA at the Johnson to quit Dolphins BldfMs Thai part SLOVAK comer ol Iff* V 4 a* Beeifo* 27. 21 Saudi. Roam IS U O ftS B l, KOWBOTB B l 103 - Campbell. Oviedo, pinned Carter. 1:3a IIS - M. Campo*. Oviedo, pinned Smu. 3 2D I IB — U fo S . Oviedo, pinned Btkff. 2:49. 126 - N. Campo*. Oviedo, pinned Otremhaw. 1:22. ISO - Crochettl. Oviedo, pinned MaldouMo. 4:52. 135 — Curpenlrr. Oviedo, pinned MrCrtmon. 3:51. 140 — Zao. Ortedo. tent by forfeit. 145 — lo o m . Ortedo. wan by forfeit 152 - MrOro. OffcroU. pinned Legs. 3 47. ISO — C am e. OroeoU. drVetrd U$mquM. 5-2. 171 — Buxton. OereoU. drfmlad Janynka. I0 B. IDS - OorhHn. Ortedo. drfeH id TronSAff. 11-4 315 - Serrano Oarrala. deluded Broet. 1211. host February IB . iffffl In Rnenrd* Banff IM F . Fad* 1SB PiMinfM wsmmpi 4. W Winter varsity — Deltona 24. inter Spring* B. IN B R I E F little trouble tn getting past Kta* 51-21. M g m eet far the matmen la the C e n trsl Florida Tbum am ent o f Champions a t * ftlLAls -9 ----- a tuL u i .i WuJdsu j | C a I iisu I m j ragn bjciiooi rncuiy mu *iq u b u iiu ij * a F*0* IS nub* aMMMIu Ihrt — Sheri*. O u t o U pinned T m c f . I OS. ISO — BtafNc. Uehona. major drrtmlan am Santoro. 12-9. 171 — Mattirr. Winter Springe, pinned tied man. 104. IBO — Parrot. Winter Bprtngff. pinned MeOon. 1:01. 215 — Norim . Deltona. « m b y forfeit Ihrt — flood. Winter S p rin g , pinned Huffman. 0 SB. Moroni* _ Winter Spring* 4-3, Deltona 88. Junior Curry. ID -7. A. SLOVAK ML- in F t* 4:19 rem aining In the first quarter and trailed 10-9 alter the end o f the opening period. It did not take Oviedo long to grab the lead In the second quarter, however, and the hosts did not relinquish the advantage the rest of the game. Arrow Force VII closed the gap to within four points. 38*34, early In the fourth quarter, but the Lions responded with excellent free throw shooting, hitting 12 of their last 15 charity tosses. Seminole did not get as close again until the final seconds. Oviedo's Larry W harton helped control the gam e's tem po, and finished a game-high scorer with 17 points. M ark Blerkan was the only other lio n In double figures, netting 10 points. Arrow Force V II's Cornelius Blue gave Semi­ nole an edge under the boards and scored eight o f Sem inole's 14 fourth quarter points to finish with a team -high 14 points, w ill next next face W inter Springs at home on Friday. Oviedo win remain at home far tt*a neat gam e Friday against Lake Brantley._____ SCW wrestling buck Friday SANFORD _ The Sanford Police Explorers wdl be sponsoring SCW (Southern C haApianahtp W restling) Pro-W restling on Friday. January IS . al the Sanford C ivic Center » • * at the com er o f Sanford Avene : Boulevard an the lake front, at 7 p.m. for ticket ; at 8 p.m. Taylor at (407) 3233090. or get tickets at B illy Boy's (corner o f 1st Street and Sanford Avenue) or Ctty Pro Sports (904) 778-8900. W allace tops ‘98 pole speed in final Ford test LO T Iff. OAKLARO HiLLff. ACCORON10 T O T N i f l a t t h e r e o f AS RSCOROSO IS FLAT BOOS t a RASAS Sff ANO 124. PUBLIC RBCOROS OF io o w t t v . The Ooody's DAYTONA BEACH • Rusty �Stmlnott Hsrrtl, Bantam, FtartOa ♦ Thursday Jsnuory 14, II for S u n r lM K l w a n l t Tbe Seminole Sunrise IQwants Club oaeets every Friday, at 7 s.m ., a t Bhoney'a, US 17B3, south o f Airport Boulevard, For Inferat A A R P The W inter Springs Chapter o f AARP m eets the third Mo rv dqr o f the month, at 1 p m , a t the W inter springe Senior Center o ff decedent's estate when ■ decedent's sriO. I f any. does not dlrert regular admmlstratkm and: 1) the valu e o f the entire estate subject to adndntot rattan in fto rtd m lco o ^ h e wdue^ofprop^ r (Triton, J o n ▼ w o co u i m a G u ib k n . A Bee lo r --ra the eotate that begins to run from the Ume o f death o f the iQrccacni. lo M d a v i l Petitioners o f summary a d ­ m inistration may further shorten the time creditors have to U e claim s against the estate. however. This mey be done b y ST” ^ Kt M ANNY a jn .. at the Oeneva School In the old o f First snd M dn Street In Geneva. T h e la ^w neored by the County Health £ *• fs a iilie i the eetote o f the at an order o f i at 7JO p m . Church o f the Oood Shepherd, S S I Lake Ave., Maitland. For m ore Inform shen. c a l 13d N O S. ______ *_ . N ir c o t k s A i o i j w m i Narcotics Anonymous m eets Monday at • p m . a t the Pros* byterlan House o f Ooodwdl, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. m mar) for may be fl granted tl order o f apmdy ■ « < lawful o f the deceie Uafaflity to v as to value , The kafatoty eathe value s f the value o f the the uee o f en te n d by the court- This notice muse s p fc iij inc n u i ca m valu e o f the estate and the addresses o f tt has been U tk o a M . Abuse Faatily lo condm Ung a to Crirto* Aa tkrau #i ths uae o f a la th e c o n k ■a r. a - to tf the t o k tfr t t eaem pt from p roo f o f publtcatkm o f the n o - -------------- --------------—----- rtalid ra court. I f proof o f publication o f of to d to to Bled SA FE ,! 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Jr s& i *** »j#r « CAtl^ o I'M M*^**>t YJ ? ‘ M f ' <. „ j ---- --- jsM * *S 9L r Ur V » » ‘* S 8 ChffiS? f *S& !- " i2 - ^T’" * -*u 4 z k .J . ,.i jS d— ?•■*ilw~'tn . •• id u i M w n { •iT'Ji 'VVN - ' 4 . a a u ^ J .. . -m. ^ ■ *cv •*’(& * * Ni uEf - ■• A • ll * A _/r • ■ W _ —f ^ tn a ty ;- t-rneito^ - £034 taa&M 1J&4 , z .t-r - f S H b e T r~‘ W S i t '- f ' ; f^qory p ^rrvr^l -S tJ j* I •s t: f i l v -y i - \ C . i 1 ._ ■ iAB'v .p <J / .’Tyfv-/ •f YAfT^T. �Sports S>cminolc Herald Je ff Berllnicke HERALD ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Oviedo denies Seminole Lions hold o ff Arrow Force V II for 10th victory The Bears have right tools for a run at title W IN TE R S P R IN G S - A ll of the talk a ro u n d S em in ole County g irls b a sk etb a ll this year has been a b ou t Lake M ary's ch a n ces o f repeating. Th e Ram s lia v e ull o f the tools In plucc a n d shouldn't have an y p rob lem heading for Lakeland a n d th e site o f the sta te Final F o u r despite a slu ggish sta rt an d som e naggin g In ju rie s. But th e R am s m ay not have the best ch a n ce In tire cou nty o f b rin g in g h om e a state title. In C luss 3A. W in ter Springs Is p ro v in g to b e as solid o s a n y tea m In the state and. d e sp ite u lack o f experien ce, th e B ears arc m aking a lot o f n oise and ; threw dow n an exclam ation point w ith a c o n vin c in g road win o ver d is tric t riva l Cocoa Beach laBt F rid a y. Tire B ears a rc you n g, hut tire team - In fa c t, a ll o f the W in ter S p rin gs fem a le ath• letlc team s - p la y w ith a ma­ ; turlty that you d o n 't sec at ; most places. W in ter S p rin gs h a s no j seniors, bu t th e g irls bask et­ . ball team has en o u g h talent to go a lo n g w a y an d m ay ». strin g h om e w h a t th e g irls ! volleyb all team c o u ld n 't. : A sta te title. • ; Solid co a c h in g , an exp ert! cnced cou rt le a d e r an d a ; hu stling team a re th e key • ! : * *. In gredien ts to c re a tin g a w inner a n d th e y a re tra d em arks a t W in te r S p rin gs. G u ard M ary L o u John ston to Just a ju n io r, b u t sh e had been th e u n q u estio n ed ; leader o f a s tro n g O vied o ; team b e fo re tra n s fe rrin g to * W in ter S p rin gs th is season. She kn ow s h o w to ru n a team a n d . a lth o u gh sh e to new a t W in ter S p rin gs , has played w ith m ost o f h e r new team m ates sin ce gra d e school. She h as help. Last y ea r, th e B ea rs w ent 4-24 In th e ir In a u gu ra l year and d id n 't h a ve m u ch m ore than K ris an d B c v D edelow . two p la y e rs w h o w ork as hard as a n yon e In the cou n ty. Th e D ed eiow s d id n 't have a lot o f h elp la st y e a r, b u t have becom e k e y ro le p la y ers as the B e a n m ak e a ru n a t state. M issy O u a d a g n ln o has com e fro m n o w h ere to pro­ vide sco rin g a n d freshm an Jen F o n t h a s b e e n a b ig help. T oss In L a k e B ra n tley transfer D a n al H ic k s an d you h a ve a ll o f th e In gred i­ ents o f a sta te co n ten d er. B ut d o n 't fo rg e t th e fin al In g re d ie n t B etsy H u gh es to o k h e r first co a ch in g Job la st seaaor after lea vin g O v ie d o a s an assistan t an d c a m e to a pro­ gram w ith n o u p p e rc la s s ­ men an d a to u g h S em in ole A thletic C o n feren c e sch ed ­ ule. Th e B e a n sh o u ld h a ve struggled e a rly a n d d id . But b y th e e n d o f th e sea­ son. even th ou gh th e lo sses m ounted, th ey g o t b etter. Th e resu lts a r e sh ow in g this yea r. Th ey m a y b e y o u n g , bu t Lake M ary m ay h a ve som e com pany In L a k ela n d . Oka*/, we ll all m iss J chael Jordan, but 56 . consecutive hours qf ! Almess on the Class\ : Sports Network? STAFF W RITER OVIEDO _ Oviedo defeated Seminole, 50-46 In a boys' Seminole A thletic Conference basketball gam e In The Jungle Wednesday night. Mark Bterkan (left) tossed m 10 points and Larry Wharton (above) poured in a game-high 17 pomts as Oviedo edged Seminole. 50-46, In The Jungle Wednosdsy night lo give the Lions their 10th victory of the season Winners sparkle in Thursday softball SCC men drop M FC opener at Santa Fe SANFORD _ Nobles Con struction and Pebble Junctloi got o(T to s fast start with tm presalve victories aa the City e Sanford Recreation and Park Department Mena Thuradaj Night Slow pltch Soft bat League at Plnehurst Park. The Taylor brothers. Mikr and Tony, com bined to drive Ir four runs In the second anc third Innings aa Noblea Con struction scored seven runs tc go up 7-0 and went on to an 11-4 victory over Adapco. Pebble Junction sent 23 bat­ ters to the plate and collected 16 h its w hile scoring 18 runs In a 21-1, 2 1/2-lnnlng d u b ­ bing o f Scientific Glass. The league will play a dou­ bleheader a t Plnehurst • Park every W ednesday night with games storting at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Doing the damage for Noblea Construction were Mike Taylor II. A lso contributing were Brian Jones (one double), Jon Lugertng (on e single, two runs •cored), Larry Chunat (one sin­ gle. two runs scored) and Jim m y O sage (one single, one run scored). Adapco w as led by Lany Dillon (one double, one single, one run scored), Danny Hewitt (two singles, one RBI), Terry Atkinson (tw o singles) and Mike Clark (on e double). A lso. John Stewart (one sin­ gle. tw o runs scored), Bobby Brown (one single, one run scored). C hris Bryson (one sin­ gle, on e RBI) and Bruce Sellers (two RBI). Powering Pebble Junction Brett Motto (two doubles. • M S . 4 IS • S M s . l t IS I S S .I S S C U M .S I S I guard from Jacksonville, agalr led the Raiders In scoring wtti 16 potato, but only hit 7-of-3( from the Qoor and l-of-10 m SANFORD - The young Sem i­ three-point tries. nole Community C ollege men's basketball teem still lu u a lit­ The other starting guard. Chris Ourecids, a sophomore tle more Im provem ent to make. from Daytona Beach-Father Forced to play their MidLope*, was 5-for-M from the Florida Conference opening floor, all on three-point a t­ game In G ainesville Wednesday tempts. and finished with 15 night against pre-season fa­ points. * vorite Santa Fe Community College, the Raiders gave a Freshman center/forward Daryl Dingle from Miami con­ good account o f them selves, tinues to show marked Im­ but could not overcom e an offshooting night and a big disad­ provement aa he hit 6-of-S from the floor and scored 14 vantage at the free throw line as the Saints prevailed. 80-67. potato. He also dominated the Things don't get any easier t»ckboarda. pulling down a game-high 14 rebounds. on Saturday, as SCC returns to Sanford to hoot alw ays difficult Daytona Beach Community College In Its conference homeopener at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The game will part o f a men/women doubleheader with the women starting at 6 p.m. and the men at 8 p.m . A ll SCC home games are free o f charge. The local squad only trailed 32-30 at halftim e, but could not close the deal in the sec­ ond half aa U fell to 9-11 on the season. The Raiders hit on ly 29-of-66 shots from the floor, which ta­ eluded an ice-cold 6-for-27 from three-point range. Throw in a 3-for-B evening at the free throw line, compared to a 16-for-29 effort by Sanu Fie. and tt'a easy to see why SCC fell abort. Butler tod the w ay for the Saints (13-6 overall. 1-0 in the conference) with 18 potato, while Atkinson chipped In with 18 potato and Sm ith added 11. Lonnie Battle, a freshman M u m s tu n o n S IO K TS E O rrO R (one double, one single, three runs scored, one RBI). Tony Taylor (two singles, one run scored, three RBI). Jason Flsnnigan (tw o singles, one run scored, one RBI). Tommy Wilks (two singles, two RBI), Jamie Pltoer (two singles, one run scored). Jason Mustek (two singles, one RBQ and Mickey (tw o singles, one The Lions, a team filled with young players, upped Its record to 10-7 with the win. T h e y have their momenta, and they’re playing hard.* said Oviedo coach Ed Kerahner. Arrow Force VII continued a season highlighted by a record which does not reflect their talent. Despite being 3-14, Seminole has a team which can play extrem ely well. Oviedo rebounded from a alow start, unlike a year ago when It fell behind the Tribe 21-0 to open a game, after It fell behind 6-0. The Lions did not score until Fwrtiman Daryl Dingle from Miami hit tax-of-taghl shots from the floor and scored 14 points to go alongwtoi s gams-higft u abounds, but It cams In a ^ T "*” ** Communty Cdtog* nun's baakotbal Warn dropped tts opening Mid-Florida Conference gams. 80-47. to Santo Fe Community College In GaineevNIe Wednesday night. P aul’s, Sharks post opening night wins SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Teresa Howdyahell and M ldd Lewis tod their respective teams to victory as the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Women's Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League opened its sea­ son Tuesday at Plnehurst Park. Lewis was the star for Paul's Truck and Auto Repair despite hitting out o f the No. 11 hole, driving In three nuts with a trip le and a single and scoring a run as Paul's topped Vaughan Incorporated. 9-4. Howdyahdl plated four runs w ith a bases loaded triple and a single and also aingiH and scored another run as the Sharks took a bite out o f Curt's Allcycato. 11-4. Next Tuesday night at Plnehurst Park, Paul's Truck and Auto Repair and the Sharks battle at 7 p.m. fo r the early lea d ­ ership In the league, w hile Dan Pablos, which had the night o ff this week, takes on Vaughan Incorporated at 8 p m . C uri a A lleycats will have .the bye next week. Doing the dam age for Paul's Truck and Auto Repair w ere Micld Lewis (triple, sta­ lk . rim . three RBI). Barb Marita (tw o tan­ gles. two RBI). Teresa Ftock (home nm. run. RBI) and Carolyn Cote (single, run. RBI). Also contributing were ShdU W alters (single. RBI), Kim Myers and Belinda A n ­ derson (one sin gle and one run scored each), Ann Lanza and Tammy Japes (one tangle each). Dlno Wilson (two runs, RBI) ana Sue Bagtoy (two runs). Doing the hittin g for Vaughan In co rp o­ rated were Pam Cornell (triple, tangle, two runs), Bonnie Chaplin (double, run), Lynn Webb (single, run. two RBQ, Cindy G iles and Jana B ecker (one stngto and one RBI each) and Luanne Maciasac. Brec D avis and L it Turner (one tangle each). am * Powering the Sharks to victory were •M U M . 4 • • M U M . • !( • U M 4 0 .ll ty ‘U * l . 411 �4A ■ Seminole Heft'd Sanford. Florida •Thuraday. January 14,1999 HIGHLAND GAMES Q U A N T IT Y R IO N T t SUMACCIN ’ FULL SERVICE PHARMACY. V/. A A Scottish Games preview event was held in Lake Mary last year featuring athletic events and dancing.The 22nd annual Central Flor­ ida Scottish Highland Games, featuring special guest Scottish Folk Hero Ian Hamilton and Star Trek legend "Scotty” James Doohan, will be held Saturday at Seminole Greyhound Park, 2000 Seminola Blvd., Casselberry. Events include games for all ages; jousting, Highland athletics (for amateurs and children, too), Highland dancing, Piping and Drumming, more than a dozen performers and many other ac­ tivities. Cost is $10 for adults and $6 for youth (ages 5 to 11). SAN FO R D 13th STREET CELERY AVE. aUfvn i " 1* • *•^ n «4 - In I 25th STREET ft 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. - SANFORD PHARMACIST: Dana Wynn PHONE: 407 -321-6626 HOURS: Moa-Sat 9 am to 7 pm . • State-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept most major insurance plans Including , Humana. Prudential. PCS. PAID, Medlmet, MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options • Computerized prescription records • We carry a hill line of quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and well contact your physician and take care of all the details. im Y iM M jm x iittm m M tw m a ASAIMALTHOKCEDFKESCIQPIIONPBOVDiS? T o lM o t lA u iW n a ile lla H c l& a iim R ^ lU y a lt e t n ^ a lk la it t d c . b e w K 'R ik ld rirfn m q iM C H ta iife -iiiM WTTHfY* W S M tp 1977-199# V w K M a ^ p t t f d t r t k a j l e l 'i i t e i t ^ N C d y i r l l M b a m l k y M M l 9 .i; -• «*- •-Ail y, A-.v&T. _L , �2A • Semtnol# HeraW Sanford. Honda • Thursday. January 14, 1999 x The way we were: Team trip continued This ts a continuation o f Jim Stone's account of the Sanford High School basketball trip In 1922. As stated before. I have edited It some. The next morning after th e Sanford-Mlam l game. we thanked our hosts and host­ esses for the lovely tim e w e had and then gathered at the YMCA. On to Miami Beachl Th e causeway we crossed Is sup­ posed to be one o f the longest o f kits kind In the world: tt certainly was long and a id e : you could build a row o f houses along each edge and still have a a id e street tn the m iddle. When we reached the other side, most of us went through the world famed M iam i Aquarium . The great variety o f tropical marine animals was wonderful: the most grotesque o f creatures, the most beau ti­ ful o f fish, the ugliest o f ani­ mals were all there. A fter gotng through the Aquarium , we went on to th e beach Itself, where some o f the boys went tn swimming and where Leonard took first prize. Most o f the boys were very hungry after the swim and they ate so much that Jim b e ­ gan to get worried because th e treasury was getting low. *Galor.“ , Wc then went to the gym n a­ sium where the team had a * good work out. Feeling fine, i we waited for the game tn high spirits. I the game Is on! Sanford la fighting hard, one aide ta In ' the lead, now the other. W hat 1 Is that! The whlatle blowa, th e first half la over with Lauder: dale High In the lead 10 to 16. Come on Sanford! W hen Jake became sick he the second half Is atarted, earnestly prayed that the oth­ but Sanford, still tired from ers would get stek also. the long trip, slows up and A fter we started to Fort Lau­ Lauderdale forges ahead. Th e derdale. Victor said he would game ts nearing the end. Fight solve tiie hunger problem and on Sanford! At last the w histle if wc w o u ld stop he would get blows, the losing fight la over, some coconuts and our trou ­ but the Celery Feds are aUU bles would be over. Mr. Bache game. rem arked, "Yes. they will all Only 250 miles to go. W e are begin then, believe me. with off. but without V ies ga tor stom ach aches and other which disappeared In som e pains.* Vic then pulled out a m ysterious manner. Moat o f pistol and began to shoot at the players went to sleep, but one o f the coconuts. He suc­ the heroic drivers kept awake. ceeded tn hitting one and the We arrived tn West Palm m ilk began to flow through the Beach Just In time to get som e bu llet hole. Vic next tried to gas and also to eat a m idnight catch the milk In his m outh, lunch. but got some In his eye and W e are off again (13:16 gave up. a.m.|. About fixe miles from Arriving at Fort Lauderdale Fort Pierce we had another w e went to the Indian cam p puncture. A strange hunch w here Fred and Mac changed piled out o f the Fords, without their minds about buying • squaw, but Victor saw an alli­ gator farm and bought • T O D A Y 'S HISTO RY: On this day in 1171, Queen Victoria made Europe's first private telephone call, at her res­ idence on the Isle of W ighl On this day in 1K2, the “Today Show* p re m ic r ra on n o t . On th is day in IM S. Madonna a p ­ peared on ‘ American Bandstand " to sing h er hit song "Holiday." TO D AY'S BIRTHDAYS: B en edict Arnold (1741-1101), American Revolu­ tio n a ry general-turncoat; A lb e r t Schw eitzer (1S7S-1SSS), missionary; Andy Rooney writer-commen- (lilt-), WEATHER ttM M i adn. 2*20 ■ m is iA a.m., m g. &25 a m . ado. 2:35 p.m., m g. 8:50 (MB. 533 u l , 530 pja.. low. 11*48 « m , 1 1 :4 6 p Rev la p m 78 88 12.-08 pjn. Learn the secrets Croat the pros with classes at Seminole Com m unity C ollege at 10-15 m.pJL S em in ole Herald I W J W W A W struck a brick road and started on again with hope high and breakfast tn sight. Our hopes were shattered, however, because the brick didn't go far and we hit the worst road o f the trip. We had to creep along and even then we hit the axles now and then. Hurrah! The true brick Is tn slghtl Now we fairly flew along, m ile after m ile getting hun­ grier and hungrier. In back o f us we saw Jake's Ford with B ill and Charlie lolling on each other fast asleep and Jake looking as If he would drop. St. Cloud and breakfast! W heel W hen w e w ere seated In the restaurant and began to look at each other, we nearly died. Leonard, his long hair standing on end and cap askew, a sheepish look on his face: Fred, grinning and showing his freckles m ore than ever, and all the other boys dirty and disarranged. Gale was fighting for h is knife and fork: Fred waa pouring salt on Gale's head: Leonard waa trying to ateal G ale's tableware: Harold was sleeping with his head on the table. Art. Hal Bache and Jim atarted laughing until they rile d . A town marshal glanced at the Fords and looked us over suspiciously and at our suitcases. This made every­ body start laughing again and we w ere nearly kicked out o f the restaurant. But at last the m eal waa over (each table had to b e fed one at a tim e b e ­ cause there weren't enough tables o r tableware to go around). Homeward bound! Now the m flra seem ed to stretch out. but a t last we were nearing hom e. The fog lifted Just b e ­ fore w e got Into Orlando and the sunlight followed us the teat o f the way. We ate home: It Is noon. There Isn't one o f us who would have missed that trip for anything and there Isn't one o f us who would be glad to m ake the trip ^ d n , It fon t everybody that can go to Palm Beach and Miami In mldwtn- From barely-worn bridal drassas to sacondhond baby corrtogw. and eviiylhhfl that comas in-between, youT soy *1do* to o l the otedt buyiyouT find In the borgoinseoch 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 f- Seminole Herald W A W �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Honda - Thursday. January 14,1090 - M Employee of the month The following reports were compiled from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office for Incidents recorded Jan. 12: Cfty Manager Tony VanOarworp (led ) oongratuiataa ayatema ,1 Aggravated assault: aAMVOBD. r * S treet M i O U re. Jan. 12. 11:29 p.tn. A 26year-old man waa arrested by Sanford Police for aggravated assault. Police said the man and another man were arguing when the altercation became violent. The two men began pushing and ahovtng. The victim told police he was defending him self with his hands. He said he pushed the other man and started to walk away when he felt som ething cut him. Police said the defendant had cut him with a broken bottle. Dom estic violence: SAUFOUD. Oak Avaaua. BOO M ask. Jan. 12. 0:45 p.m. A 28year-old woman waa arrested by Sanford Police for dom estic violence. Police said the woman and h er boyfriend were drank and they began to light. During the fight, she hit him In the head with b n pu rse and alapped him. 3:25 p.m. A 37-year-old man was arrested by Winter Springs Police for domestic violence. Police said he and hla w ife were Involved tn an argument and the man punched her several tim es In the face with hla fist and pulled her hair D riving under the influence: year-old m an was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs depu­ ties for driving under the Influence. 1 2 .3 2 2 a.m. A 35-year-old woman w as arrested by the Florida State gives priority to natural resources 10 years and beyond. Martin said. The conference wifi be held May 20-21 at the Safety itaroor Meson ana ape. jinen- A 20-year-old man was arrested by Longwood I th eft. Police — m the man a tube o f tooths out o f Its box. put the empty box on the sh elf i In h is pocket. He then tried to leave the store fa r the Item . UF/IFAS w ill be Involved. H e said the process « du de an analysis o f the 96 UF/IFAS budget by Uon/unit/subject ns i w City will open bids Trees f l )l J( A 11( >N f ( ) H Y( )l J I M U I u r n L; P u p p y love ____ a J L ____ J �Serving Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County A photo preview of the Scottish Highland Games 4A Weather Partly Cloudy 111: 78 Low: 59 S in c e 1S0S Q INSIDE □ BRIEFLY T* a Longw ood C ity C o m ­ mission w ill meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Longwood Civic League W om en's Club. 135/150 W. Church Ave.. Longwood. Dualneaa on the agenda Includes public hear­ ings on am ending the budget for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1999; authorizing a 99 year leaae with option to pur­ chase city property to the Northland Community Church: and opting out o f the enforce­ ment o f Sem inole County Pub­ lic D ecency ordinance. STAFF WKTTCH Dsbvsrtnfllhs harvest set Arms TorwRogsr (In front). Mary TerwAsgsr (from M . mfctdto row). Anfter Coxon. Irons Brown. 8anford Christian Sharing Cantor volun- tear director, Jsoob Roberts. Justin Roberts. Back row; Msndy Dutton, Becky Dutton. Susanna Tsntetagsr. and John TstwAspsr. T o rn a d o c o u ld n ’t b lo w a w a y teen ager’s spirit SANFORD - A Sanford fire marshal was arrestrd Tuesday In Ormond Beach and charged with threatening his girlfrien d with a handgun. Michael D. M cOtbm y was charged with aggravated aaaaull shortly after 12:45 a.m. at the residence he shared with his girlfriend o f eight years. McOibeny. 54. told police he came home to find hla girlfriend naked In the living room with another man. The woman. 4A. told police McOibeny pointed a gun at her and threatened her. The woman told police McOibeny field a gun to her nose and said 'h e had not d e ­ cided to beat us both up and then shoot or just wound me or kill me.* according to Scott Outauckls. records manager for * I ju st lik e being able to help out in the com m unity. 9 Justin Roberta, Ago it C ity w ill relocate historic trees " A s knowledge In c r e a s e s , wonder deepens." 5 0 C en ts the Ormond Beach Police D e­ partment. According to the woman’s statement, her friend left the house, and tie had to walk b e ­ cause the friend's car was blocked In the garage by McOlbrny’s. The friend flagged down a police officer, and they drove back to McOlbrny'a home, p o ­ lice said. McOibeny was transported to the branch Jail In Ormond Beach and held without ball, lie was released on his own r e ­ cognizance Tuesday. Sanford fire department c h ie f Tom Hickson said he could not comment on the allegations. ■Right now they're only a lle ­ gations.’ Hickson said. *lt'a hard for me to comment on a lle ­ gations.* McOibeny is a form er fire chief tn Daytona Beach. He could not be reached for com ­ ment. C o u n ty courts N elso n fo r le gal w o rk on cases STAFF W RITER QOUOTB January 14. 1999 9 ls l Year, /Vo. 101 (407) 922-2611 Sanford. FL Fire marshal arrested for assault w rite* about the way we wrre, plraae are Page 2A. prem iere T rou b led Waters*, exploring the controversy of the FenhoUoway River that runs through rural Taylor County. Fifty years ago a pulp mill was given perm ission by the state to dump m illions o f gal­ lons o f wastewater each day Into the river. In recent years the state has reclassified the river and is worldng towards a solution to make this once pristine waterway safe for swimming and fishing again. The documentary looks at the Issue from the view o f e n v i­ ronm entalists who changes are oventiw Industry that m and pay for the restore the Trou bled Jan. 33 at A Channel 34. THURSDAY SEMINOLE COUNTY - Deputy County Attorney L o n n !ie Oroot _____ and American Liberties Institute attorney Frederick Nelson are meeting today to finalise a con ­ tract for Nelson to work all fu ­ ture cases concerning the county's Adult Entertainment and Public Decency ord i­ nances. Nelson will handle the Pu blic Decency btlgabon Pro bono (free o f charge) and be paid (125.00-an-hour for the Adult Entertainment Ordinance cases. The Orlando firm o f Shutts A Bowen had been receivin g $150.00-an-hour for the ABO case work. By a unanimous vote an Tuesday, the five county com~ a u thorised Oroot to i contract w ith N el­ son. If Nelson agrees to a co n ­ tract today. Oroot w ill bring the agreement back to the Board for Its approval.. ‘ Nelson’s fee Is a significant reduction In the hourly rate." Commissioner Randy M onte m uj today, "but ten t exactly what the board was led to b e ­ lieve last year by Com m issioner Oranl Maloy. We never d is ­ cussed paying this guy.' For the sake o ' Morris and Commissioner Daryl McLain did not protest the su g­ gestion msde by County A ttor­ ney Robert McMillan to g ive Nelson all new litigation but to have Shutts A Brown attorney Andy Brumby represen t the county an the Adult Entertain­ ment Ordinance cases In the Fifth District Court o f Appeals . ‘ Commissioners Malay and Dick Van Der W iede veh e- � 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, January 14, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 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>, January 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/7b87e23a896c85ccffcad3d35345f554.pdf 16dcdb33adcb2748b270ee5114f449de PDF Text Text I by CMc Young M -t' ( * 8 i reason, physicians now urge patients o v e r SO to have re g u la r a cre e nlng leeta for Mood In the atool. Th e teeta are cheop. reliable, aafe and easy. D E A R D R . G O T T : When aomeone takea y o u r blood pressure, doea it m a tte r If the c u n is placed o v e r a sleeve? la It all right far the patient to ta lk w h ile the p re ssu re Is b e in g PETER OOTT( M.D, D E A R R E A D E R : Blood pressure Is obtained most accurately when the sufficiently to get a blood pressure reading, the cuff would have to com ­ press the sweater as well. T h e result­ ing reading would be artificially high mised with the atool ao that no dtocoloration to noticeable. In such cases, the c h e m ic a l fecal-blood a na lysis becomes extrem ely useful. F o r this T a lk in g d u rin g a bloo d-p re ssu re d e te rm in a tio n does not affect th e reading, but remember that the doc­ tor should be concentrating on obtain­ in g an accurate value, ra th e r than ca rryin g on a conversation. Also, he ca n 't hear too well with that thingsmqpg stuck in his ears. M4D i n 5TM3IND10 WJR 6 K *' M 5TKM IN6TD W > i 50 nnmnn unron nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnrann rinn nnn nronn UM UnilM M nunnu nnn non nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnr nun nnnron nnnnmnn union nnn ronu nnnnnn nnnnnn nnmnnn nnnnnn nnnu nnnnn T o give you related information, I am sending you a copy of m y Health Report "Hypertension.* O th e r read­ ers who would Uhe a c o w should aead I S p lu s a long, se lf-a ddre sse d, stamped envelope to P .O . Box N I 7 , M u rra y Hill Station, N ew Y o rk, N Y H I M . Be sure to mention the title D E A R D R . G O T T : H ow accurate are the tests that detect blood la the atool? What does blood In the stool look Uhe? D E A R R E A D E R : Modern testa for la tact, they are ao sensitive that they f WHEN PIP I 'N HELP ME WITH MY WOMB*** EVBWNIEHT FOR THEKSST OF OUR UVE5.. "" ( JUST NOW.J ^PROMISE THATT^I r - r - r - n r TT IT d Jj d a y before tho atool a na lysis w as "" W- h m a s m L2 . •■ • ; ■ E �4 B • Semi note Herald. Sanford, Florida ■Wednesday. January 13. 1999 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T M f C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TMS EtO NTSBM TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR S IM IN O L S C O U N T T , FLO R ID A C A S S NDt F S -S f ie -D R -0 B -Q IN RE: The Marriage el KO LUDUS FLADREKA HOLDEN, Petitioner/Wife., and ROGER GiBON, Reapondenl/Huaband. N O TIC E O F A C TIO N O F A N N U LM E N T O F M ARNUOE Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TtC S OF S S C O N D M O T IC I Caaa Ne.t I S t S S -S S -A O TO : S C O TT A . ROGERS WINTER SPRINCS. FL A Second Notice to suspend your Hceneefa) end eHglbiUty lor kceneura and appointment hat been tiled egainti you. Vou have the right to request a hearing pursuant to Baction 120 St H I and ( I ) . Florida Statutes, by mailing a request ter eeme te the Fterlde Department el Insurance, Oft ice oi Legal Services, S IS Larson Building, Tetlehaaeee, Fterlde t i m - t i U . it a request let hearing la net received by February I F . 1 » M . the right to e hearing In this metier v « be waived and the Insurance N any. bn NER T O. W INTER, E E Q -, Attorney ter the Petitioner, whose address la S00 F e i Valley Drive, tuna *01. Longwood. Florida I t T T t , and N O TIC E O F SALS Tha lotlowlng vahltle will be sold at public auction, per f t B u t TD .S B S at 1000 AM on January 21, la t e at Lienor'a addrsss to aatiaty a lien against said vehielo(a| tor labor, garn e at and storsgs chsrgss. No miss, as la, cash only. 1H 1 Pontiac Orand Am SO VINI IGINESCUOMCSSem Owner h i e M . Ahearn te s t Cornerstona Cl. ApopSa FL 12701 Customer: Bill Ahearn M S I Cornerstone Cl. 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'999 S p rin g tu rk e y q u o ta h u n t a p p lic a tio n s a v a ila b le soon SANFORD - Sportsmen who want to be among the first hunters tn the woods during Florida's spring turkey hunting season may need to pick up a spring turkey quota hunt application. Spring turkey applications w ill be available from Game and Fresh W ater Fish Com m ission (GFC) offices and tax collectors’ offices. Spring turkey applications are not available from sub­ agents. ITuspectivr quota hunters must subm it a spring turkey appllcallon to the GFC’s quota hunt oITlcf tn Tallahassee. Jan. 11-20. The GFC w ill accept applications via a postal delivery service only and will not accept any a p p lica ­ tions beforr Jan. 11. After the random drawing, the GFC will tssuc any rem aining perm its on a first-com e, first-served basts. OUTDOORS SHUPE Womack Creek Unit. Three Lakes Prairie Lakes Unit. Tiger Bay, Toschatchee and Twin Rivers WMAs and on the Dupuis W ild life and Environ­ mental Area. Potts W M A In Citrus County was added to the Type 1 WMA system too la te to be Included on the spring turkey application. II will be on a separate application, available at Commission IGFC) offices, with the sam e application period as the other spring turkey appllrallons. Jan. 11-20. ever, permits are required on: Andrews, Apalachicola Bradwell Unit. Dig Shoals. Camp Blandtng. Caravrlle. Champion International. Cypress Creek. Etonlah Creek, Flying Eagle. Goethe Forest, H alf Moon. Jennings Forest. Klcco, Lake George. Ocala Lake Delaney Unit. Raiford, Rlchloam. Rlchloam Baird Unit, Sem i­ nole Forrst, Sem inole Ranch. Tate's Hell Turkey hunters on most public w ildlife man­ agement arras (WMAs) and private land do not need a spring turkey quota hunt perm it. How- ftHUPE'ft SCOOP Bass become very lethargic In a d d p a le r In order to conserve energy. Their strike zone becomes very sm all an d they will not expend a lot o f energy whae seeking food . Large bass prefer one large meal over chas­ ing down many sm all tidbits. FISHING FORECAST Snook have lockjaw at Sebastian Inlet due to the past cold weather. Heavyweight flounder, on the other hand, are hitting finger mullet bounced slowly across the bottom. Also expect a few red fish, trout and blueflsh. Cooler weather has resulted in better fishing in the river. Bass are on the prowl and are h it­ ting plastic worms, Rapalaa, and shiners. Sun­ shine bass and speckled perch sre also picking up around the 1-4 bridge and tn Lake Monroe. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral has little to report due to high seas offshore. Flounder and sheepshead are hittin g In the Port, while trout and redflah are slow In the Banana and Indian Rivers. Big sheepshead are biting at Ponce In let. Uve shrim p or fiddler crabs are top balls. Also ex­ pect plenty o f blueflsh. drum, redflah and a few flounder. Preps I b w l 11-1*4. Junior « r - Continued from Page IB IN SOCCER ACTION: C ity Tuesday night. Crooms (0-7) will be Idle un­ til the 25th when it w ill host Forest Lake Academy at Allen Gymnasium at 6 p.m.__________ . FOREST 70, PANTHERS 10 C>*m s i (10) Sftfvry 3. IVrxIlrliwi 0. SovrQ 7. Cal­ ler 0. Ddwurth 0. TulitU 4 1-4 10. Jonn II. Mvrra 3. Mancurhol 13. Jarrto 10. Ho|a* 16. Hrtnrr 12. Milan 2. McnViu 2. IliKKtm 2. itoub 33 3-4 70 TUESDAY * Th e Lake Brantley girls scored three goals In the first h alf and Lake Mary could not rally tn the second half as the Patriots won the battle o f Sem inole Athletic Conference heavyweights. 3-1, al Don T. Reynolds Stadium. * The Oviedo girls made short work o f Seminole, scoring five goals in the first half and de­ feating Seminole, 7-1. at John Courier Field* • The Lake Howell girls scored two goals In each half and blanked Spruce Creek. 4-0. at Richard Evans R eid. Sty . Lake tiovril 10, I p w Creek O. Shownltrr R eid . * Host DeLand broke open a close game w ith seven second half goals lo defeat Seminole 92 at Spec Martin Stadium. * The Oviedo boys continued their undefeated season, scor­ ing a second h a lf goal to edge Seabreeze. 1-0. at John Cou­ rier R eid. ON TONIOHT’t • BOYS BASKETBALL _ Ly­ man at Winter Springs. 7:30 p.m.: Seminole at Oviedo. 7:30 p.m. • GIRLS BASKETBALL _ DeLand at Lake Mary. 7JO 'p.m. • BOYS SOCCER _ Seminole at Oviedo. 7 p.m.; Winter Springs at Lyman. 7JO p.m.; Lake Brantley at Lake Mary. 7JO p.m. • GIRLS WEIOHTUFTINa _ Lake Howell at Winter Springs, 4 p.m.; Seminole at Oviedo, 4 p.m.; Spruce Creek at Lake Brantley, 4 p.m.; Lake Mary at Lyman, 3:30 p.m. M ONDAY • The Oviedo and W inter Park girls battled to a 1-1 tie at IN B R IEF Bears IE and newcomers Missy Guadagnlno and Jen Forst pro­ vided Winter Springs with a new look and a chance to go from a four win season to a state contender. Tuesday night the Bears ex­ tended their record to 19-2 with a 50-31 win over a scrappy Lyman team that ► played hard but fell Into a hole and never came ouL The loss dropped the Grey­ hounds to 14-7. For the Bean, It showed that they didn’t have a letdown after a big win over district rival Co­ coa Beach Friday, a team that had already handed the Bean, as well as Class 6A slate champion Lake Mary, a loss. "Were getting better each < a|l*V '• ''I i f 1'<■'> (at. « iagnts to be used for Rolex 24 At Daytona ___ fcw’hn. (pi •> *if(i i* / '. il< l figs rial to t fe ■ ■ ra il DAYTONA BEACH - The 37th annual Rokx 24 At Day­ tona. January 30-31. will utlhse Daytona International w fighting sys­ tem, marking the first time North America’s premier en­ durance event will be con­ ducted under night lights, a procedure endorsed try Daytona International Speedway will turn an 20 percent of the perimeter affiulng Just before dink. The fights will operate at the 20 Uffiwut the game,* Hughes aald. *We brought In s lo t of new players and It took a while for everyone to understand their roles and the system but It's coming to­ gether.* It came together early against the Greyhounds. Win­ ter Springs raced out to a 16-2 lead before Lyman started to creep back Into the game. Ly­ man's Christy Cruz kept the Oreyhounda alive artth eight first-half potato and Celeste Hudson had seven as Lyman but the deficit to 23*16 after a Hudson steal and jumper. The Oreyhounda had a shot at making It closer when Julia the quality of racing during the idgit hours and allow the USRRC*o officials to operate more effectively,* aald Day­ tona Intm utiM ul (Ip ffjifgy president John Ora ham. A final night practice sea- srw wr»diin| hffirfc Friday SANFORD wdl be The Sanford M ice Explore _ m H i Pro-Wrestling on Friday. January 15. at the Sanford Ctvtc Center lo­ st the comer of Sanford Avenue and Boulevard on the lake front. at 7 p.m. for ticket sales, with Rgkmtag «t • pun. am be eeversl matrhra with wrea­ th m T h e Slasher*. -Lord of Dtode Jester*. H anson Reject*. C.O. of Reck and Wrestling- E M . ____ ___ -Uptown* Frankie Capone. ’ Aha. the S£ .W . Board Member* will name the first 8 jC.W. rnamdsNotirr. Candidates s c T im DoT M e Taylor. 'Agent* Chris and H r . Money* Jeff Deed, plus to be announced. eta are 27 In advance and fiB al the ‘ M ice Ex- addition to Daytona Interna­ tional Optcdway and the Ro­ tes 24 At Daytona.* aald Alan Scrim >Is the final 4hy e f Ford teatCup «— — S to begin A section of to Open dally at no charge B a n t a m to 2 p m wRh access ita*m fi Me hfafay sf DAYTONA USA " ________________ T W e worked ready hard to to be T ut 190n of the Daytona 800. area the M l wfth beta car* over 120 jnph. pooled the 0 gto . *' wUm e am* a good race for W , uo tost year. we’ve got a pretty good race ! out of il * National Championship in April at Disney’s Wide World of Sports For additional Information call SCC head The Babe Hath League (13-18) wifi workout at Sanford Mrwwrtal Stodtani at 9 sun. •IB be held at i wRh 42 care i at the track Tuesday, the first day of o-day Ford hat far the NA1CAR Win- 4m tb *NfcpmidtaAtal 1M L Rusty Wallace leads — ■ ftif to February with a change lo compete tn the SANFORD. The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department la holding regtotradona far the upcoming 1969 Babe Ruth Baseball aeaaon. Coat to remoter to 220 and player* should bring to blita certificate. , Flayer Haeement Day will be Saturday, February 6th. Kids 12-and-Undcr w d try out at the F t Melton Fields as follows . 5-and-6 (register only at Recreatton Department); Reekie League (7-6). 9 m l ; Bambino Mtaor *9-10). 11 a m : and Betabtao M r** 111-13). Kellie ‘ SANFORD _ Seminole Community College women’s basketball will host the annual 3 FOR ALL girls basketball competition this Saturday. Jan. 16. The event, which will be held at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center from 9 am . to noon, to open to girls of all skill lev­ els (all Junior varsity and vanity players eligible to participate) tn the following age groups: 10-12. 13-14. and 15-17. Entry forms are available at Lady Foot Locker stores or partletpanto can register at SCC an Saturday. There la no fee to partici­ pate. The format Includes Super Shot (Umed ■booting). Speed Dribble (timed dribbling ), and FVss Throw (16 five Uaaired. Sanford Babe Roth BatebaO to uae the ‘ G irls’ 3 FO R A L L al SCC * The first weekend ef toe Men Cup seams Is Feb. 6-7 Quahgrtag for toe Bud Bheetmd A epentad woMcmd to i �Samira* Mmk). Swrtxd, Ftortda - Wtahwaday, January 13,1 M . M ] C u rry dishes perfect fo r winter meals Blood Bank Centra] Florida Mood Bank la asking donors of all types blood - especially O-type donors • to donate at tta Sanford branch. 1302 E Second St. For Information, call 322-0622. A l-A n o n A support group for blends or relattvea of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at B p.m., at 111 K. 27th St., just west of Sanford Avmue In Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. Recovery, Inc Recovery. Inc., la a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 600-2003. or 096-5900. TOPS * * ! ; A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off founds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 0:30 p.m., in the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 556 W. State Road 434, Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting la held every Wednesday, at 9:30, at Lakevfew Christian Church, 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For Information, call 293-5048. Al-Anon If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there la help. Al-Anon ia an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who la a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon meets each Monday at 7 p m and Thursday at 7 p.m. Meetings are beta In the back room of the Sahara Club, 2567 South Sanford Ave., Sanford. All Rotary Club Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Mike McLean, president, at 3245002. Sertoma Club The Srrtoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 am ., at the Florida Hos­ pital Senior Citizens Center. 1097 Sand fond Lake Road which connects to Lake Emma Road, one mile south of Lake Mary Boulevard. Potential members are Invited to attend. For Information, call Oenc Prvatera. (407) 767-1234. cumulated. AddIke MAR1ALISA i CALTA Fo r (h r garem masala seasoning: T o make the raka: Put the ^ ia a rti. with some water still dinging to M. in a large pot and cook until willed and soft. D ra in, pressing out any extra i Allow to cool. Chop well and mix the yogurt and lemon juice. Cover W Senior Friends ler-Sanford Chapter of Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 am ., at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Bhrd. Interesting and tlmrty programs ate featured monthly pfua soda) exchange. AD Seniors are welcome. For Information, call Ida Lawtor, di­ rector, 331-4500. Ext. 6784. and locations in lbs Central Florida area, or for more Infor­ mation. call 291-1000. Nnr-Anon Nar-Anon meets Wednesday a! 8 p m at Mom wants son’s sleepovers supervised Exciting newUna ofakin with two 14-ysar-old boys r " __ ,^ n i rz Start a . 11. „1.i i *■ [ tr i . ::: l — a s I �Sports S e m i n o l e H e r a ld Seminole Herald. Santord. Floods Wednesday. January 13. 1999 IB Bears getting acquainted Kellie Werner HERALD STAFF WRITER Winter Springs girls go to 19-2 I ’ll take a college or prep game any day SANFORD _ Professional basketball Is bark. Is that supposed to be a good thing? After all o f the hoopla (no pun Intended) and problems, professional basketball excts Its fans to go rushing ck to the arenas and w el­ come It bark with open arms. Hopefully, opening night will be played to empty seats. Fans o f the National Basket­ ball Association should be whipped If they support the players who have made o f mockery o f pro sports. If they go back out to the games they deserve whatever happens In the NBA from this point forward and have actu ­ ally encouraged It. Where do these so-called professional athletes get off? What makes them think that they can do things ordinary people cannot do Just because they can dribble a ball and then throw It through a net? If anyone In America needs i real Idea o f what bas­ ketball is la supposed to be like, like he only needs to he or she lo head out to as high school game on any week nlidtf night. That's where the true heart of the game can be found. Kids i f r out there every night, kill' ASSISTANT SPORTS EDfTOR LONGWOOD _ They aren't strangers any longer. When the Winter Springs girls basketball team met at Ita K Head coach Bstsy Hughes (M l) hat taken hold-over players bks Kris Dedetow (right) and combined them with several newcomers to form a form* dabie group that has turned Winter Springs from a 4-23 teem Into a squad that Improved to 19 2 Tuesday and is a threat for the Class 3A stats tide. T ribe girls rally to defeat Oviedo Panthers p u llo u t a thriller SPORTS EOfTOR STAFF WRITER I percentage o f to prolescollege. The a a FOREST CITY - Crooms Academ y defeated Forest Lake Academ y In a taws' basketball thriller on Tuesday night. 61­ 55 In overtime. The win came In the absence o f two starters, forcing Crooms coach John -Thomas to use younger players. Entering the fourth quarter. Croom s trailed by four, but Thom as made the switch from • cone to a man-to man d e­ fense which frustrated Forest Lake, and caused a number o f turnovers. * lf we play like we did In the second half (against Forest Lake) I think w ell be all right.* said Thomas. Terrance Perkins, the leading scorer In Seminole County, waa the man again, pouring in a fam e-high SO points. Perkins, who hit six threepointers in the game, nailed a three-pointer which sent the fa m e Into overtime and then ■cored eight o f the 12 poin ts the Panthers scored in the ex­ tra period. Crooms (5-10) will travel to Altam onte Christian School for Ha next fam e on Thursday first practice this season, the team had several newcomers and a completely different lineup than last season's team which finished 4-23 In Its Inau­ gural season. Coach Betsy Hughes opened practice this season with a new point guard and a new re­ bounding specialist to go with som e talented freshmen. Last year, the Bears were one o f the hardest-working teams In the county but the wins and the talent weren't there. Things changed when guard M ary Lou Johnston, a Junior already being recruited nation­ ally. transferred in from Oviedo and forward Dana! Hicks came over from Lake Brantley. Kris and Bev Dedelow wrre holdo­ vers from last year's struggles Tananos Psrtdns made Hka Michael Jordan Tuesday, hitting six thrsspoinlars. Including a T ie / that sent tha gama Into ovsfbma, than scored eight points of Me game-high 60 points In O.T. ea Crooms triun^hed, 61-55. OresaM r. u ke S ia i7 1 t i a . i t ia i « i t a a _ aa bty dollar? this la true, then the aye- T A A C h o n o rs T ra in a f o r the second tim e a SANFORD - Natoshla Fisher. Lequreru Grayson end Jam als Mitchell scored 10 points each and the Seminole High School girts rallied for a 41-35 victory over the Oviedo Lions on Sen­ ior Night at Bill Fleming Me­ morial Oymnaalum Tuesday. The Fighting Semtnolea took a 12-6 lead after the first quar­ ter and built the advantage to 20-13 at halftime. But Oviedo cam e out o f the iockerrootn smoking and outscored Seminole 17-9 In the third quarter to take the lead. 30-29. The Tribe righted the ahlp In time, however, and rallied for the victory. "We did what It takes to win a game.* said Seminole head coach Sylvester Wynn. T h a t's what It's all about. I'm happy where we are right now.” The Fighting Semtnolea Im­ proved to 14-5 by winning their final home fam e o f the year and will now finish the season five away games, beginning Thursday with a battle with the Bears at W inter Springs start­ ing at 7:30 p m. CASSELBERRY _ Lake How­ ell spread the wealth around Tuesday night aa the Sliver Hawks clobbered visiting Lu­ ther. 42-16. Tuesday night. No one scored in double fig­ ures. but 13 different players scored between two and six points aa Lake Howell won far the seventh time this season. The Silver Hawks wlU host Lyman Thursday at 7:30 p.m �4A S p 'i'"' • Mwakl S.vntoid Florida Wednesday 13 W99 Rezoning City names Sanford employee of the year continued from Page 1A II)- Hill Keens k Mw SIAM WHII1.H Jim Shupr will hr thr principal nf thr nrw mlddlr school. Students iirr bring added to Smith Seminole and Mllwcr, while students ate shilling from Indian Trails and Tuskawllla Middle Sr IiimiIs Thr first /on lug changes In August will at Ire t about 330 students Tlir majority ol objections from parc-nls in attendance- at Monday's I mmicI meeting c on crrnrd shifting scI icmiK In the <h-trdo and Winter Springs ar ras Thr e h.illgrs will take et lee I III August. I ^ • .li'llirv W.ill. .1 lllf S.lllllllll I'llll tlrs t)r|Mf1mi*ul ll.is bc-rn 11.mini llic- c 11% s rm plovrr ol tin- yr.ii W.ill .1 1 russ 1 nnurctlon su lias worked with thei lly slim- IM7H 'lie 's .1 nir.it rmplovrr.* S.111I1111I M.ivoi D im Dalr s.ud SAM 'OHD M ip c lM s tll lOslng seventh and eighth gradr-is enrolled in a middle sc I iimiIs call remain In the same sc I icmiI, despite ir/onlng. It their p.iiriits provide tr.ms|Mir l.dlon III till- Hoard approved moving some students from Indian Trails Middle School to Sonlh Seminole Mlddlr Sc I icmiI over the olijc clions ol some patents In attendant r Students hum th e I'rntri Hoad area south ol Dike Drive, as well as the 1Ishec hn.ul and (itrvhound I'alk a lia are being shilled Itnlll Indian (tails to 'U r's .ilw.iys I m-t ii 11it it nllf^li .mil roncc-mrc! .i I miiiI s.clrtv Hr li.is glr.il pcojilr skills, and lie's vrry g>>..<l at what hr dors * P air s.iiil tli.it as a d rv rlo p o . hr has Imtii tinpirssrd with the wntk Wall has clone“Hr always makes hlllisrlt avallalilr to (iroplr.* Dalr said 'W hat tinpirssrd mr thr most was thr way hr worked with my company M rs wrll llkrd and h r's an rxrrllrnt supe-rvtsor ’ S o n lh S em in o le Sanford Mayor Larry Dale presents a plaque to Jet frey Wall, wiio *as named Sanford employee of Ifte year, during a presentation at Monday s commission meeting 7o the ngtit ot Wall are Paul Moore director ot utilities and Mae Cum ijiton a utilities engineer who is Wall s sujiervisor IMII Yoder, who lives tn Seville Chase, a neighborhood shifted from Indian Trails to South Seminole Middle School, objected to tlie change *At a time In our children's lives when |M-rr relationships an- so Important, our children should not I m - shuffled around |ust to make projer led numbers look belter.* Yoder said. Thr Hoard approved shifting students south til the Dike I lodge and Dike Katherine area from South Seminole to Mllwrr Middle School Seawall----continued from P«ge IA conduct annual Inspections. Inc hiding seeking annual rec oininrudaUnns from a consult­ ant. Krpalring the seawall Is crltl cal as thr foundation for thr $2 million Dike Monroe Uivrrwalk projrtt. a lakeside multipurpose trail to I m- con strutted try thr Department of Trans|Mirtatlon In 2001. City Manager Tony VanDrrworp said M iddle Sc |ioo| Suspensionscontinued (com Pag* 1A W a lk th is w a y ft <« Mott a Sanford omployeo. presents Dons Jones with a league lor Malting 2.000 miles in trie Serrwioio Town Center students can Ik- suspended Irtilll rxtnieut rliiil.it activities lot drinking alcohol, taking drugs, using l.dsr identification, smoking, or gambling Ihr |>ollc y apjelles 21 hours jeer day. on and-of I 1 ampin. M i m i i c . a sophomore will hr siis|>rndrd next year thr Hoard s.iul Taylor. .1 senior, will serve thr sus|K-nslon ll hr par tu ijiatrs in another extrururric ul.ir .11 tlvtty sue h as a team or a school 1 hlh. later this year /A on n oc/nes to ncvmg roa estate fie C-avv’ ech a one hot pcopety* Get thngs w i g Py c atn j js today WEAL E nW ! CUttWIBS 322-2611 •Houses For Sale •Apartments For Rent hv4e t>» t»W*H •Roommates Wanted •Office Shares GET SOME CULTURE! Evtry weakantf In oar Lllettylts MCtion It oar At Your Lalsura column with •vtrrt Itetingi. Sill II In Thi dtminolt Herald 300 N French Ave Sanford FI 32771 River continued from Page 1A SIOO.(KH) for a technical, dal.i driven study of the nver. said County Attomc-y- Duiuli- (imot O p m i i hne-fed the commission on thr Legislative program, which wilt I m- presented to theslate's elected officials, repre­ senting Seminole, on Thursday. Flic- study was spawned by re­ sults of the recent Wrklva Small Art-a Study. Morris sale! hr would not feel t umfortahlr going forward wilh the request ‘without an e n ­ dorsement from the environ­ mental groups." "We shouldn't Ire out there lighting without support." said Morris. Kc-lth Sc hue. ol the Sierra Club, said they would prefer the trquest I m- chopped all to grthrt Sc hue. Wrklva Issues Chairperson (or the Sierra Club, and the other ‘ green* groups, havr led the light against development within thr nver protection atc-.i They say thr current hill, adopted In Mihh , protects the basin and has lull supjMirt ot thr envi­ ronmental coiuiminity Ihe act protects .111 area ol I HO square miles around the Wrklva and iJlllr Wrklva riv ­ ers. Thr groups tiled a nolle e cd Intent to sue the county. In SeptcmlM-r. over the proposed Astor Farms land use ihangcThr suit, and the groups' op po­ sition to .1 Deremlier meeting that would write guidelines lor development Iti the nver basin have < re.lied at atmosphere n| i out rovers)In siip|Miiting Morris moltoii Henley said he wanted the groups to ktiow ‘there is no hidden agenda here* I hr commission vote was tin.ml moils Morris suggested the Imi.iicI inert with the groups, and then send the irqursl to Tallahassee III a couple of weeks. Sc hue said he would welcome Ihe op|Mirttilllly to tiic-et with thr comiiilssiou. to "gain el.ulflc.itlon* oil thr Intent ol tlie nrw law Deal continued from Page 1A value of thr business opera­ tions. County planning manager Colleen Uotrla said that the rounty would have to spend $2f>0.000 to demolish some existing cabins on the site and $300,000 to build a new canoe launch and Iprovldr public re­ strooms and a snack bar. She said the money w as uvallablc out of thr Natural Lunds fund­ ing M.cloy. however. Insisted tli.it Katie's Diluting was worth only lull thr price the Monertrfs were asking. "$700,000 is ter­ ribly high to me." he said. "There’s other real estate we could purchase tlut would make more sense.” "I can't supjMirt It." Van D r r W ilde said..” Morris said the county was squandering a chance to do PROFESSIONALS o '- $i\it Stepto a ilieuutifuL ecu , t ' yfe cS<z^ WE GUARANTEE TO BEAT ANYBODY'S PRICE) A— ~ ^* ^ Lifetime Tile Installation Guarantee No Subcontractors. We use our own installers to give you quality Installation. 0 . 72-Hour Installation Guarantee on all in-stock m erchandise. See store lor details." ^ something lor Its uti/i-ns *Nn other projM-rly Is quite like this and gives access to the Wrklva." Dick WiMidson.il repiesentalive to thr owners, said that Ka­ tie's Diluting would Im- sold lo someone else, lie ili.illi-uged the county to add the words "no access to the Wrklva" to Its slo­ gan: "Seminole County - The Natural Choice." Winter Springs Orlanaa Lak$ Mary Wtkln Mvarvalk 1425 Tuskawllla Rd. 6584 Old W a te r Bardaa I d . 3641 Ijka Em m Rd. Corner436&WekrvaSpg Rd. (GoodingsPita) •84-7117 Corner ot Red Bug & luskawilla Rd Corner ol Muwassee & Old Garden Rd 696-9499 NedtoK-Man 333-8181 V.ci' Ti't.ifio/i Show At Home Sarvlee &Local Drtvary Monday-Saturday, 7 am • 8:30 pm Sunday. 11 a m -6 p m Receive A 15% •Discount * When you carpet your Entire Houee Extended To March 31,1999 exctu*ngsateitems Pep talk Eric Muselman. an assistant coach with tha Orlando Magic, talks with a second grade class at Midway Elementary School in Sanford during a special reading session with students. PROFESSIONALS �* 2 A • Seminole Herald, Sanford. Honda • Wednesday. January 13. 1999 RUSS WHITE I t t*n 1 I ' f l ■CIDrtiwm Triuuii n h i - i , 5 * L “ *S2?SS I I I I t m dancer-aci reus, i* 74; Charier Nelron Reilly < m i ). actor-director, la 68; day of winter Fearless forecast: Watch the women | ! ! ; ; : : . : • • • ' . ; ' Hold the fret* of a Y2K emergency. And don’t lose sleep about an Impeach­ ment. The real dllrmmas are right here at home. Sanford needs a new top cop; Seminole County needs a new county* manager. Which selection will come first? The early favorite has to be Sanford. Tire city wasted little time when It had to find someone to succeed manager Bill Simmons last summer. It whittled a couple hundred candidates down to a hand­ ful. The final choice waa one o f the county’s top adm inis­ trators - Tony VanDerworp. Replacing Police C h ief Joe Dillard, who Is retiring, should take three to (bur months at the least. By that time Sanford ought to have adopted a new game plan to have Its police and fire chiefs report to City Manager VanDerworp • and not to the five members o f the City Com m ission. The county's search for a manager won't be a walk tn park. Very few folks are gladdened by Gary Kaiser’s departure. His retirement * for whatever reason - is a jolt to the working ranks. They say that losing Kaiser Is tougher than losing Michael Jordan. Here's some history. Kalaer succeeded a beleaguered Ron Rabun as county man* ager late tn 1096. Rabun’s world came tumbling down In a land acquisition scandal and the resignations o f sev­ eral top officials. He w as the county m anager since 1990 • ending a 16-month search. TWo other candidates turned itiinm |A . Trying to prove you can come hom e again (well, a l­ most home) Rabun eras one o f the finalists for the San­ ford manager’ s job. And he wasn’t too happy that the pick waa VanDerworp. who i- i i I l I i.J ^ TODAY'S HISTORY: On thli day tn IM7, the first Friabee waa created by Wham-O. On this day in 1M8, Robert Weaver waa appointed secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban De velopment by President Lyndon Johnson. He waa the first AfricanAmerican to serve in the Cabinet On this day in INS. Otto Bucher, t* years old. scored a ISO yard hole in one at a Spanish golf course ^ artJtt> ,, W; Jay Mclnrnty (IMS■ ) . writer, ia 44; Julia Louii Drryfua (IM0-), actreaa. it 38. TODAY’S SPORTS: On Ihla day In IM2, Hank Aaron « u elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, TODAYS QUOTE: "Such truth aa opng^th no man's profit nor pteaaurv Is to ,n men welcome." - Thomas Hobbes r— = r - i TODAY'S NOON: Between \ f m \ ust quarter (Jan I) and new V H moon |7). WEATHER Chorus serenades Rotary The Greenwood Lakes M b4e School Chorus (above) entertained the lake Mary Rotary Club at a recent meeting held t l the Seminole Famfty YMCA. The d ub meets weekly, at the Courtyard Marriott in Heathrow, but President M8w McLean said he has •ought out different speakers, in a different format and at different venues. The meeting at the YMCA waa organized to emphasis Nta short tie dub la making to support the tadtty In nM ng money to pay for the nmv gymnasium floor. The Lake Mary Rotary Club has appkad for a grant to hefc>. and McLean said of toe chorus, Tha grant w l benefit children such as these.' Test can pinpoint causes o f pollution GAINESVILLE • University o f Florida researchers have developed new tests to determ ine causes o f pollution In lakes, streams, bays and underground w ater supplies. Inexpensive and highly reliable, the tests combine DNA fingerprinting techniques lik e those used tn crim inal Investigations with tests for antibiotic resistance. "Until now. it has been difficult to determ ine If germ s In water are coming from human o r animal sources," aald Tsm plln. food safety expert with U Fa Institute o f Food and Agricultural Sciences. "Our new tests are 99.9 percent reliable In determ ining w hether animal or human w aste la causing high lerd a o f bacteria tn polluted water. "This testing to Important In rom awm lttfa that h ave been concerned about s j j K c o n ta m ln a tU m M id b u fld ln tf m v im m a m , r n }. 7:40 a m . w tL ISO pm, •*'05 4:43am, 4:46 pm, tan 11:01 BMflfci high? 4:46 am , 4AS pm. tar. 11:06 am . IlfOS pm. Otaaa SMata high: 649 am., 6:08 pm , low: l l i l l am. 11A0 pm phase o f a proposed septic tank replacem ent program In the cou n ty-a proposal covering 900 lakefront homes. T h e testa showed that yes. there to human involvem ent." he said. "W e're going after both the septic tanks and agricultural runoff tn our cleanup efforts." Tam plln haa a second testing project In the works, tie to developing a contract w ith Broward County. Florida, to test the Im parl o f dog feces In waterways. ., Tam plln said. "People on septic tanks point the fin ger at farm ers and w ildlife -aa the cause o f pollution, and farm ers point their fin ger a t the septic tanks." Seminole Herald The tests capitalise an the fact that DNA patterns o f human E. cob bacteria a re different from those tn " X w * 1* and that many ll1 {:/ 71 ' 'Hp: || �0KM K HH Ssminota Herald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. January 13,1900 • U • European team w ork «■ 0'say • • 'j POLICE m * »rvt" The following follow ing reports report were compiled from (he Seminole County "UTs Office fo r Incidents In recorded Jan. 11: Sheriff's m anager Domestic violence: Jan. 10. 11:45 p.m. A 30-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs deputies for domestic violence. Deputies said both he and his wife had been drinking when he hit her and then bit her on the cheek. lANVOKD. Towns Csatsr Chela, 900 Mask, Jan. B. 2 p.m. A 33-year-old man waa arrested by Sanford Police for domestic violence. Store employees contacted police after a couple waa seen lighting In the store and in the mall. They said the man was pushing the woman and slapping her. Police found the couple at the ear. A computer check revealed the woman had an outstanding warrant for her arrest on charges of driving with a suspended license and the man was arrested for domes­ tic violence. ■JUVrOKD, Lasts! gtrsst. 100 kfsek. Jan. 9. 11:13 p.m. A 43 year old man waa arrested by Sanford Police for domestic violence. Police said he hit his girlfriend In the face twice with his flat then pulled the phone out of the wall when she tried to SEMINOLE COUNTY - When all the other bustneaa was con­ cluded at Tuesday's Board of Commissioners meeting. County Manager Gary Kaiser iuki iwD items in rut manageri report - one of them hie realg- M M rM D ^ iu O to a st at Oas Cartes. Jan. 10. 11:37 p.m. A 30-year-old woman waa arrested by Seminole County sheriffs deputies for domestic violence. Deputies said she had a fight with her boyfriend and began swinging at him with a 2-by-4. I i Jan. B. at ited by Florida Highway Horne, s w e e t *You go with my blessings," aaid rmnmlaaionrr Canton nnuey, vno was m i k t i pnn* clpal at Lyman High School. "It aeons IVe known you all my Ue. I thank you for the signifi­ cant contribution* youYe made to the county." Buy life insurance and save on your car. h o m e C r a w fo r d lau d s youbuyyour life Time MIS Pis.Otk DrlW. Orlwdo �i j 9 Seminole Herald _______________________________________________________ 1mm v r Serving Weather .1Mi . Sanford. Casselberry. Sunny Lake M a ry. Longw ood. H I: 77 (h ledo, W in te r S p rin g s Low : 5 6 V a n d S em inole C o u n ty Okie# 1000 2A * it* K J. Why Is this woman sm iling? Find out on page 4A W EDNESDAY J a n u a ry D . 1999 91st Year. No. 100 (4 0 7 )3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S anford. PL 80 Cents Schools w ill be rezoned to ease cro w d in g County, chairman Larry Furlong said. *We hate reaontng.* Furlong Mid. *1 have been through this personally with my own family. If you think we like doing thli, that we Mt around and aay let's drive the parents crazy,' that's not the case.’ The Board delayed action on part of tta middle achool re* soring plan, voting to consult further with parents before shifting students from Tuskswllla Middle School to South Seminole Middle School. R iver study drops in priority list County sinks deal fo r K atie’s Tim e line o f events School b o a rd uph olds suspension o f athletes jOOUOTE r "The pain qf the mind la worae than the pain qf the body.• Seawall More than 20 parents In atten­ dance raised their hands fn objection to the change. DU1 Johnston, a resident of TUakawtlla Forrest, said he brought 75 signatures of par* orti front hit neighborhood who wish to keep thdr children ■oned for Tuskswills Middle School, Instead of shifting to South Seminole. The board aaid It expects to approve changes concerning »B � 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, January 13, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 1999. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1999; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d8184c8648f7e4d42d7fc43147ba4119.pdf 128e476f2303fb3d56ddce97f099b2a2 PDF Text Text t Serving Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 W EDNESDAY Decem ber 9, 1998 91 st Year, No. 77 (407) 322-2611 500 Cents C ounty residents object to apartm ents By Russ White HERALD STAFF WRITER S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y Som e ol the people living in a farming and rural area four tulles west of Sanford In unincorporated Seminole County are opposed to plans tn-lng made lor a 334 • unit apartment complex. D espite th ese protests, the Hoard o f C ou n ty C o m m is s io n ­ ers u n an im ou sly adopted an ord in a n ce on T u esd a y to rezone from A I (A gricu ltu re) to PU D (P la n n ed Unit D evelo p m en t) approxim ately 18.9 a cres (list east o f Elder Road and north of State Road -16 Resuleut C h ris A k ers said that the m u lti-fam ily apartm ent com p lex w ould create extrem ely dan gerou s drain age anti t rattle problem s In the area. A k e rs and f in it e S epu ran u rged the com m ission ers not to adopt the ordin an ce as requ ested by S an dspu r H ousing Partners. C ou n ty Planner Don F ish er said that there did not ap p ea r to lie any Issu es relative to co m p lyin g with en viron m en tal regu la tio n s and tliat the p lan w a s In co m p lia n ce with the p ro v is io n s o f the S em in ole C ou rtly C o m p re h e n s iv e Plan D evelopm en t C ode. T h e request Is enm iM tlhle with su rro u n d in g d e velo p m en t. H ie a lfo u l.ib le h ou sin g c o m ­ plex w ou ld n ecessita te d e d ic a ­ tion o f right o f w a y on U psala Road to meet co u n ty w idth sta n d a rd s and the rikiximuin allow ab le den sity for the a p a rt­ m ent com plex w ou ld Ire 22 d w e llin g u n its p er b u lld u b le a cre. D ie th ree-story b u ild in gs w ill have a height o f 3 5 feet and the b u ild e r must p ro vid e m inim um b u ild in g setb a ck s o f 35 feet from the b ou n d ary o f the p r o j­ ect. Ih r r e w ou ld Ire a lim it a c c e s s to the site trr on e location on Upsala Road and Die b u ild er w ould p rovid e a n o n -s lle b u s slo p with sh elter w ith c o n v e n ­ ient p ed estrian a c cess if fou n d n ecessary fry Lynx. H ie cou n ty's P la n n in g and Z on in g C om m ission a lso g a ve Its ap p roval to the rezon e from Sanford Christmas parade scenes, pleaso see Pago 4A Ruse White writes Pagr 2A. JIIKIKFI.Y A special “Holiday Bus" will not on ly m ark (h e h o li­ d ay season In C en tral F lo r­ ida. but will also b e a free ride fo r an y cu sto m er who board s the bu s th rou gh Dec. 31. H ie H oliday Hus will n in .1 d ifferen t route ea ch day trea tin g Lynx cu sto m ers to free rides. Lynx ran m ore th an 19.2 m illion trip s last yea r and w as aw arded the A m erican 1‘u bllc T ra n sp o rta tio n C o m ­ pany o f the Y e a r for the s e c ­ ond tim e In three years By B IB K a m a S T A F F W R IT E R SANFORD S em in ole C ounty and S an ford firefigh ters, and F lorida Pu blic U tilities re­ sp on d ed to a s e rvice line gas Irak at D ir M ain C am p u s o f S em in ole C o m m u n ity C ollege In S an ford T u esd a y . A w o rk er from K elly E lectric o f O rla n d o w h o w as d ig g in g tren ch es at an SC C (M ik in g lot lo run electrica l co n d u its to new ly In stalled telep h on e p o le s cu t a gas line In half. M id R o b ­ ert Lyles, sp ok esm an for the co llege lire fire departm ent rrs jx m d c d at 1.30 p m ., and w ork ed for an hour to c lear Die arra an d c rim p lire line. The Jeno and Lola Pau- d in n ers don .ited by the P au lu cct fam ily th is yea r to h elp C en tral F lorid a fam ilies In need. VFW Poet 10108 San­ ford. 26-1-1 S a n ford A ve., will serve a ham d in n er S u nday from 12:30 until -1:30 p m. T lie d in n er w ill In clu de m ash ed potutoes. vegeta b le, slaw , rolls, b evera ge and d e ssen Cost Is $ 0 for adu lts and ch ild ren over 10. S3 for ch ild ren 10 and under. T h e d in n er Is bein g h eld to raise m on ey for V F W p rogram s In clu d in g c a n c e r aid and r e ­ search . and you th program s. The 1998 Special Olym ­ p ics F lorida In d oor G am es w ill b egin F rid a y at the E m ­ b ry-R id d le Field H ou se In D a yton a IJeach at 8 pan. V o lu n teers a re still needed for the tw o-day even t w here T ea m F lorid a w ill m ake Its d eb u t. A b ou t 1,200 athletes, c o a ch es, d e le g a tio n re p re ­ sen ta tives and fa m ily m e m ­ b ers are e x p ected to p a rtic i­ pate. F or m ore In form ation, call 1-107) 8 7 0 -2 2 9 2 . □TODAY’S FORECAST P artly cloudy. H igh s In the low -80s. Low s In the low- 60s. □ o io t f : “ / n e v e r y t h in g w e o u g h t to lo o k to th e e n d ." - Joan do La Fontaine □INDEX Classified . . ......... 4B-SB Comics . . . . .......... 6B Crossword . . ...........Oil Dear Ah by . . ...........3B Horoscope .. .......... OB Obituaries . . .......... 3A P e o p le ......... Police Uriels . .......... 3A Sports......... . . . . IB-2B TV ............. .............3B Weather . . . . n «S M see Apartment*. Pag* 3A Gas line breaks at college about IV personalities, please see lu crl fam ily is d on a tin g tw o sem i-tra iler loa d s o f M lch elln a 's and M lch elln a 's Yu S in g frozen e n tre e s from Lulgtno's. Inc., an d 2f>0 t u r ­ k ey * ua a hnlld.iv *|lft to n eed y fam ilies. T h e food w ill be d e livered T h u rs d a y to Rich Plan o f Florida. S a n ­ ford. fo r the n early 50 c h a r i­ ties and o rg a n iza tio n s In S em in o le C ou n ty p a rtic i­ p atin g In the food g ivea w a y . D ie 120.000 d in n ers to be don ated w ill b rin g the 1998 total to clo se to 5 0 0 ,0 0 free A I to PUD. ’ Most erf the fa m ilies w h o liv e h ere h a ve been h ere for many y e a rs .” S ep u ran said. 'N a tu ra lly , w e don 't want to see so m eth in g like tills liap p en . W e can't sterp p ro gress but w e do ask that the co u n ty lctok d e e p e r Into tills project. T h e drain age Issue Is very rral. E lder C r e r k Is not a can al a s the co u n ty Is c ulling it. It is a sm all creek .” A k ers and S ep u ran said (h it there lia ve b een a n u m b er o f thefts on their p ro jie rtlrs in re- P*o«o by Tommy WR«n| C o u n ty fir a f lg h to r t u ia a d e t e c t io n Sanford slates pool ceremony By BUI Keraa H ERALD STAF F W R ITE R S A N F O R D • S en tln olc H igh S ch ool w ill host a r ib b o n cu ttin g cerem o n y on Dec. 2 2 al 3 p in. for Its n ew pool, w h ich w ill serve a s a co m m u ­ n ity sw im m in g pool for S a n ­ ford. T h e 7 0 5 .0 0 0 gallon p ool w ill Ire 50 ru rtrrs by 25 y a rd s long, w ith heating, ligh tin g, d eck in g, a 5 .0 0 0 squ are-foot bathhou se, jxilu c a p a cities, and d ivin g boards. C on stru ction o f (h e pool Is ex p ected to be com p lete In lule 1999 o r ea rly 2000. a c ­ c o rd in g lo T om Farnsw orth, su perin ten den t o f Parks and Recreation for Sanford. "W e r e very e x c ite d ." S em in ole assistant p rin c ip a l V ern a J a ck so n said. "W e ll h ave a facility w h ere the sw im learn can p ractice and host swtm m eets. We'U also St­ able to teach sw im m in g sa fety." Sunlord w ill pay 8 5 0 0 .0 0 0 tow ard Die con stru ction o f the pool, w h ile the co u n ty an d the sch ool hoard w ill split on a d d ition al $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 . The tn -p a rty a greem en t has b e e n fin alized . T h e city Is w ork in g with con su ltan t Karl Pick to e x ­ am in e d esign con cep ts. C o n ­ cep tu a l d esig n s a re e x p e c te d lo be prep ared for Die rib b o n cu ttin g, F arn sw orth said. "W e expec t to h ave a lot.d p ack age togeth er In ea rly 1999," F arn sw orth said. "W e ll then put It u p for b i d ­ d in g " T h e b id d in g p rocess Is cx pci ted lo take tw o lo th ree Plea** see Pool. Page 3A d e v ic e to lin d a gaa le a k in a p a r k in g lo t a t S a m in o la C o m m u n it y C o lla g e . 'W r clea red everyb o d y out In ca se there w as an Ign ition ." Fire D epartm ent Lt. T im D em on said. "T h ere w as n o Ignition.* D ie gas leak o ccu rred In p a rk in g lot 9 on the west sid e of Dir cam pu s. 150 fe d fnmr the H ookstore b u ild in g County drops suit against city By Short Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR SA N FO R D - Sem lncilr C ou n ty will w ithdraw lis action against W in ter S ju ln g s over a c o n tro ­ versial an n exation and laud usechange. can celin g th e need for an ad m in istrative h e a rin g Dial w as scheduled for M onday. T h e [k xird o f C ou n ty C o m ­ m ission ers' decision to m e s on Die heels o f a v o le by O vied o to dism iss Its (N-litlon against Die n eigh b orin g m u n icipality. T tie cou n ty's petition w ithdraw al Is the Iasi o f sevrra l lllrd against W in ter S p rin gs and Die F lo rid a Departm ent o f C om m unity A lfalrs. T h e Dc-jxirliiieiil o f A d m in is ­ trative H earin gs w ou ld h a ve been ch arged with d eterm in in g w h eth er the requested land u se change for the H a lllr Ridge d e ­ velopm ent w as con sisten t with W in ter S p rin gs' co m p re h e n s iv e "I think we should go for­ ward with an agreement with Oviedo.” -Randy Morris, County Commissioner land plan T h r D C A lound Dir c h angr in co m p lia n ce In July, tills spaw ned a b attle b etw een Die two cities that In volved the county "H ie issu e s eem s lo be io ­ n is e d on Haute Rltlge." said t oiiiiu ission er Randy M orris Tuesday, "an d lin k a ge b etw een It and Die J oin t Plan n in g Agreem ent with O vied o." M orris M id he w ould vo le In favor o f Die d ism issa l If Die Ijoard w ou ld jirocrc-d with a p proval o f Du- JP A . whic h w as the next Item on Die b o a rd 's agenda. "I think we should go lorw ard with an agreem en t with O vied o," M id M ortis. O p p on en ts o f the H attie R idge d evelopm en t have spent Die y ra r trying lo get the th ree parile s In volved lo sign an a g r e e ­ ment regard in g future lan d use ch an ges In the B lack Hammoc k area. M orris m UI he w as afraid that d elays In rea ch in g a g reem en ts w ere tied to fu tu re annexation Issu es arou n d D ir Red Hug Lake Ro.nl and T u sk a w llla B ou levard In terch an ge and the O vied o m all. B ecau se both O vied o and W in ter S p rin gs h ave In dicated th ey w ould not a n n ex Into Die B lack Hammoc k. M ortis M id ad op tin g Du- J P A w as essen tial. O vied o Is the last city to Join Die cou n ty's cmergenc-y llrst r e ­ sp on se systrm . T h e J P A w ou ld a d d ress Dial Issu e as w ell us land use plan n in g, annexation b ou n d aries, and u tilities I s ­ su es. "It w ill resolve a lol o f Issu es." M id M orris. F ra n ces C h an dler, of the co u n ty's p lan n in g and d e v e l­ opm ent d ep artm en t. M id Die J P A docu m ent ts rrad y to b e su bm itted to cou n sel The board veiled un an im ou sly to m ove forw ard W illi the a g re e ­ m ent w ith O viedo. Tim Raines goes all out for kids By Bill Kern* HERALD STAFF W R ITE R SA N FO R D • lia seb a ll slu r T im Raines, a S em in ole H igh S ch ool graduate, donated $ 1 ,8 0 0 F'rl clay at Die- Sanford P olice D e ­ partm ent headqu arters toward Ih r pu rchase o f T -s h irts and certificates for 500 local sin den ts gra d u a tin g from Die Drug A bu se Resistanc e FiduraI Ion (DARK) program . R aines Is au tograph in g the T shlrts. w hich have his n u m b er on the sleeve. "lie 's clone Dlls severa l y ea rs In a row ." officer C la u d ia W eb b er of Die SPD Mid. "H e 's been extrem ely gen erou s lo the com m u n ity." DARFI ts a program run Jointly by sch ools and p olice d e p a rt­ m ents n ation w ide an d In tern a ­ tion ally since 1983. T h e 17- week cu rricu lu m teach es fourth- and fifth grad ers d iffe r ­ ent lesson s each week, ranging from lea rn in g c o n seq u en ces o f actions to how to h an d le gan g vio len ce. file goa ls o f DARE In clu d e h elpin g stu d en ts avoid d ru gs, alc oh ol, tobbaco. and violen ce. "K id s these d a ys need all kinds o f lea rn in g sk ills to lead a p rod u ctive l i f e ’ W e*-her Mid "If w e get the kids early. In Die lllih grade, they'll be |>rc-[iareci for what th ey're goin g lo fare* In m iddle school and high sch o o l." Hie program en cou ra ges s tu ­ den ts to seek p ositive a lte rn a ­ tives to d ru gs and v io le n c e , such as b ecom in g active In clu bs an d sjiorts. "W e h a ve paren ts com in g back y e a r after y e a r to m v how Pte**e **e Tim. Pag* 3A wnC m m *, town, VCntanc Tm Raines holds a check that will purchase 1,800 DARE T-shirts Raines is |oined by acting chiel Ray Bronson (right) and officer Claudia Webber (left) ol the Sanford Police Department �2A Si'fif'o Sanford Flct'da Wednesday. Decembet ‘3. t93B j ItSr.1 t / •/ ^9 RUSS W H ITE + ‘Shop With A C op ’ g e ts $$$ Henley loosened u p nicely when he teased D ick Van Der W eide o f b ein g out ot ord er E veryone w as sla p p in g ih rir knees. M any view ers m ay h ave b een j startled w h en C h ris A kers from 1 the D ike M onroe area in nnincorportated Sem inole County lodged a com plain about a apartm ent project that may go up in h is n eighliorhood "People say 1 rem ind them o f eom edlan Dm C o n w a y ." A k ers said And they right to do so. T h e co m m ission ers say that they expect to la-Joined soon on the cou n ty cable T V by live b roa d ca sts featu rin g nffU lain from the seven e lites In the cou n ty. If so. San ford Mayor Larry D ale w ill lie m istak en lo r actor Rob R ein er S gi. Darrell Presley o f the San ford I 'oiler D epartm ent Is com edian Hill M urray. A sk him W hat the broadcast needs Is In stan t-replays and on -site c o v ­ erage o f even ts su ch as a raid at on e o f ih e co u n ty's adult e n te r­ tainm ent estab lish m en ts, or a sneak visit lo C o m m ission er Van Der W elde's h airdresser. T h ere w ill be no m ore T V for the co u n ty c o m m is s io n e r* In 1U‘ IH T u esd a y’s w as ih e llual broadcast. There- aren't even any re-runs to see. W e ll Just h a ve lo wall until Jan . 12 w h en the OnA lr light g oes on again . G ood Day. 1' fAt Buy life insurance and save on your car. Presley with a $500 for the Shop With A Cop' program The pro­ gram allows under-privileged chil­ dren to go shopping for holiday gifts wilh a Sanford potlco officer POM CowM| at 1r*d tu iu y A n m t i i TtiCNday on t able television. the live Seminole County Commissioners were a sptffc looking quintet. Each cou ld easily h a ve been m istaken for a IV nr m ovie M ar C o m m ission er D ick Van l>er W rtde w as at tor C h arles H u n tin g. C o m m issio n er G rant M alov w as OtHtglc* D ow ser C h airm an C arlton H en ley w as a m ix o f the G eorgia Hulking and at lo r W ilfred B ntnlry, C om m ission er R an dy M orris w as a c to r Jtm n iy S m lts an d C om m tssion er D aryl M eLatn w as at tor D onald S u therland. C a tch in g a glim pse o f these d istin gu ish ed politician s m ay have ea u sed sonic folk s to give tip their a ftern oon soa p operas. No telling w h at kind o f ratin gs the cou n ty's poLs will lx- rack in g u p as they g rl m ore p rim e -lim e experien ce. T h at's right - p rim e-tim e. T h e last segm ent o f the c o m m is ­ sion 's trl-session m eetin gs went on the air live at 7 p m. E rilertaln m rw TonUjht without M aty Hart. The It heel o j Fortunr u ith o u t V an n a W h ite. T u esd a y's co m m issio n te le ­ casts featu red a n u m b e r o f its ow n lea d in g ladles. D eputy C ou n ty M an ager C in d v C oto w as D onna Reed. C om m ission Clerk S an d y M cC ann w as D oris Day and new ly blon d-tressed Planning and D evelopm ent D irector F rancis C h a n d ler w as Jan et Leigh Ann H ech e isn't m C h an dler's or Laugh's league. T h ere w as so m u ch harm on y du ring the proceedin gs that on e suspected H enley's "th e m otion Is approved, 5-0." w a s a record ­ ing. A form al contract dispu te later In the day produ ced a :t-'J vote and w as followed by a 4 - 1. No on e ta lscd a voice, however. , W ttlm l IW riilry - rr. Carlton H enley • began the afternoon session with resounding pound ol the gavel. T ills sent trem ors m io the G eneva area and proba­ bly seared a few o f th e y o u n g ­ sters at Lym an High School, where H enley was principal J 1 years a! <S»cminolc H e ra ld Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club mcrrbef Fred Bussey (right) pre­ sented Fraternal Order of Polico Lodge #140 President Darrell The cable guys are looking good in 1* cn you buy your life A A P i rinsurance from us through Auto-Ownera Insur­ ance, you'll receive special Register for the draft on the Internet b e c o m e s the p rim a ry w a y o f reg isterin g . C o ro n a d o n otrs. T h r n ew system w ill a c c e p t o n -lin e reg istra tio n s b e tw e e n H a.rn. and 8 p.m . E T W e e k ­ days, C o ro n a d o a ctiva ted th e new system d u rin g a visit to a W a sh in gton , D C ., a rea h igh sch ool fo r a sp ecial k ic k - o ff even t. U sin g person al c o m p u t ­ e rs at th e sch ool's c o m p u t e r lab. several yo u n g m en tu rn in g 18 y ea rs old "ra c e d " to b e ­ com e th e very first m a n to re g ister o n -lin e with S e le c t iv e S ervice. The W in n e r w as C on or M cC u llou gh , w h o r e ­ ceived co n firm a tio n o f h is o n ­ lin e reg istra tio n w ith in 1 m in ­ ute 45 secon d s after e n t e r in g th e w eb site. F ederal law requ ires v ir tu ­ ally all m rn to reg ister w ith S e le c tiv e S ervice w ith in 30 d ays o f tu rn in g 18. A bou t 1.8 m illio n m rn a re req u ired to r e g is te r each year. A lth o u g h late re g is tra tio n s a re ac­ c e p ted . a m an cannot r e g is t e r a fter re a c h in g age 26. F a ilu re to r e g is te r is a felony, a m an m u st b e re g is te re d to be e lig i­ b le fo r fe d e ra l stu den t lo a n s and P ell gra n ts. Job tra in in g p ro g ra m s u n d er th r Job T ra in in g P a rtn e rs h ip A ct (J T P A ), an d fe d e ra l Jobs in th e E x e c u tiv e B ra n ch o f (h r g o v ­ e rn m en t, in c lu d in g Jobs w ith th e U.S. Postal S e rv ic e . M a le Im m ig ra n ts w h o fall to r e g is t e r S P E C IA L T O T H E H E R A L D FA LLS C H U R C H (V o.) - M il­ lion s o f you n g m en ra n now easily fu lfill a c lv lr a n d legal re s p o n s ib ility . U .S m ales. 18 th rou gh 25 y ea rs old can r e g ­ ister w ith th e S cire liv e S e rv lc r S ystem u sin g the In tern et. " n i l s is real. In tera ctive, o n ­ lin e reg istra tio n ." n otes th e H o n o ra b le G il C oron a d o. D i­ rector o f S e le c tiv e S e rvice, w h o a ctiva ted th e new , o n -lin e service. 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Stop in our agency DATE BOOK and ask us about it to d a y 1 Dec. 9. 1998 HE Today is Ihe 343rd day uf’ 199* and on * the ‘ iy of filll 7MIih tun IN n m Cm tiuanm* 7at 'M A d iW / M * T O D A Y S Q UO TE: "An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less “ Nicholas Murray Butler TO D AY'S H ISTO R Y: On this day in I (Hi7, Linda .John Min, the daughter nl Presid en t Lyndon Johnson. wed Charles Rnbb in a While House cere inon.- T h ere hadn't been a W hile House wedding since 1914 TONY RUSSI INSURANCE T O D A Y ’S M O O N : Day before last quarter <I)ec. 101 On this day in I97R, John llelushi and Dan Aykroyd recorded "Soul Man" a* the Blues Brother* 2575 S. French Av#. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 L l«M NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN On thi* day in 1990,1-ilmr union leader l.ech Walesa a a* elected Poland's president TO D A Y’S illlt TODAYS: John Milton <I Fiti3 (674). poet. Douglas Fairbanks Jr i i ' kh i , actor producer, i* Bit. Thomas "Tip" O'Neill <1912 1994'. .speaker uf the House. Kirk Douglas M91H i, actor, i* Wi. Redd Fuvx <1922 HMD. erftnedian. Beau Bridges » 11411 >. actor, is 37. Dick Butkus *1942 i, football great, i* .*>B. Tom Kile HIH9 i golfer is 49. John Maikovich <11*53 i. actor, is 43. Donny Osmond 11957 i. singer, is 41. a Fill Oigltil Yalta Mill I Now Only t l -MMoMh • Pagan Starting it 1291 • Fovnd a Pigarf j Wa Cm Tara R Oat ‘ • No Coatridl c c Walk In/ Walk Out with your (MQCt wcaking r r n GUANO OPENING . M l 1 TOUCH MI • IMTOBB \ * Chain M j j M I |7243| | f TIDES LOCAL FORECAST T o d a y : Partly clou dy. H ighs In ih e lo w -80s, Low s In th e low60s. T h u rs d a y : P artly cloudy. Illg h s in the u pper-70s. Low s In the low -60s. F r id a y : A fte r­ noon show ers. H igh s In the u p p e r-7 0 s . L ow s n e a r-6 0 . S a tu rd a y : Scattered show ers. H ighs In th e m ld-70s. Low s In the m id-50s SATURDAY Shwra 75 55 LO TTER Y H e ro are the winning nu m bers selected on T u o s d a y in the Flori­ da Lottery F a n ta s y 5 8 -1 1 -1 7 -1 9 -2 2 L o tto (D e c . S) 8 -1 4 -2 1 -3 0 -3 2 -3 9 Receive A WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 10:00 a.m.. maj. 3:50 a.m.. min. 10:30 p.m.. maj. 4:15 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 12:02 a.m.. 12:23 p.m., low: 6:05 a.m., 6:46 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 12:07 a.m.. 12:28 p.m.. low: 6:10 EXTENDED OUTLOOK a.m.. 6:51 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:22 a.m.. 12:43 p.m.. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Ptcldy 81 61 Ptcldy 79 82 low: 6:25 a.m.. 7:06 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS Daytonn Beach ft New Smyrna Beach: Seas are 12 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 73 degrees and at New Syinrna. 74 degrees. Winds are from Ihe south­ west at 5-10 m.p.h. TONVRUSSIJR 1951. Bob W'aterlield. playing for the juts Angeles Rams, became the first professional football player to kick five field goals in the same game T O D A Y 'S S PO R TS : On this day In i FRIDAY Shwra 79 60 discounts on your car insur­ 15% Discount fro m S a n ta W hen You C a r p e t O r T ile Y o u r E n tire H o u s e B e fo re (inpayments Til . June 99» y C h ris tm a s ! J We Bey Fran European Companies Direct Let's Fact H, Italy I Spain Make The Bast Aad You Deserve The Dost! Ife lH o iil Whin You Buy $.59 to $.99 Tltt...Do You Roalfy KnowWhit You'ro Buying? lallatii Let Us Show You Quality In-stocl S TA TIS TIC S The U g h temperature In Sanford Tuesday wee SO degrees end the overnight low was 58 degrees. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m. Wednesday wee 0.00 Inc hee. •Sunrise................. 7:06 a m. •S u n s e t..................... 8 :3 9 p.m . S e m in o le H era ld “Sen in# Seminole County Since I VOX" OF Tut unt Wednesday. December 9.1998 • Vot 91. 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December 9. 1990 - 3A POLICE LOG Tlw following rv/torls were compiled from the Seminole County Sheriffs Office fo r Incidents recorded fXr. 7 8: Aggravated assault: LONOWOOD, Grant Street, 300 block, Dec. 6. 11:13 p in. A 2 !)-year uld n u n w as a r r r s lr tl by S em in o le C ou n ty d ep u ties for a ggra va ted assa u lt. D ep u ties said h e had b e e n tnllnatInn a ca r w h ich w as b e in g d riven slow ly by a w om an w h o w a s w a tc h in g h er son ride ills b icy cle ah ead o f her. S h e pu lled to the sid e o f the road and the d riv e r o f th e o th e r v e h i­ c le pulled in to a n ea rb y drivew ay and ran tow ard h e r car. c a r ­ ryin g a b e e r iHittle a m i shuttling racial slurs. S h e s a id sh e w as in fear fo r h e r lift*. shenfrs Battery: H onda i B n t P r im On Authentic Indian frw rlry A rtifacti ft lin e Art OVIEDO, High Street, 00 block. Dee. 0. H:2G p in A 4 1 -yearold m an w as arrested by O vied o P o lle r for battery. P o lice said h e hit h is w ife on the head d u rin g an argu m rn t and said that he w ou ld kill h er If h r cou ld get a w ay w ith II. SANFORD, Pamela Oaks Court, 100 block, D ec. 0. 1 1*37 p.m . A 19-yrar-uld m an w as a rrested b y S em in o le C ounty s lir tllT s d ep u ties for b a ttery and false Im p riso n m en t. P o lle r said he w as argu in g w llh his girlfrien d In h er ca r and refu sed to let h r r get out o f the c a r w h en they got to h e r house. A n eigh b or saw th em stru gglin g and tried to o ffe r Ills assista n ce. W h en sh e con tin u ed to scream , several n eig h b o rs a p p r o a r iic d th e car and the defen dan t ran aw ay, but w a s found b y d ep u ties sh o rtly th ereafter. WINTER SPRINGE, Cassctwood Drive, 700 block, Dec. G. i):3 7 p.m . A 2 1-year-old m an w a s a rre s te d by W in te r S p rin g s P olice fo r battery, th row in g a d ea d ly m issile an d crim in a l m is ­ ch ief. P o lic e said h e w ent to an o th er m an 's h ou se, told him h e w an ted to fight and b egan to hit h im w ith h is fists. A w om an w h o w as w ith him follow ed In th e c a r as he ch a sed u fler the victim w h en the victim tried to escape. S h e said that h e b e ­ cam e Irate w ith h er and pu n ch ed out the w in d ow In h er c a r an d th rew a b eer hot H r at her. Battery on a law enforcement officer: EANPORD, Orlando Drive, 3300 block, Dec. 4. 1:24 a.m . A m an w h o did not p rovid e Ills n am e o r age w as a rrested b y S an ford Pu ller for b attery on a law en forcem en t o fficer, b a ttrry and assau lt. P olice said he w as figh tin g w ith a w om an w h en th ey a rrived and w ould not a c k n o w le d g e th eir p resen ce w h en they a p p ro a rh rd him . He th reaten ed officers, fa llrd to c o m p ly w ith th eir d irectio n s and th reaten ed th e w om an d u rin g Ills a r ­ rest. H e h ad to be restrain ed r r p r a le d ly and then b ro k e a w a y a n d pu sh ed th e w om an 1u the ground and th rea ten ed h er aga in . Burglary: Christmas Auction H*raM rnoto 0* Tommy VMunt Gifts, tools, toys and collectibles Sat., Dec. 12th 10:00 A.M. 3422 S. Orlando Drive Sanford Police officers investigate the scene of an accident Tuesday alter a car went off the road and into a drainage canal near the intersec­ tion ol Interstate 4 and Slate Road 46. Woman hurt as car drifts off road B y BIB K e n ts STAFF WRITER S A N F O R D - A w om an Is in critical but stab le ro n d llio n at F lorida H ospital a fter p o lic e round h er In a e a r by the s id e o f In terstate 4 Tu esday. C h a rleltc Krdm an w as fou n d In a 19 9 6 Hlue N issan al 8 :1 5 a.m . on th e 1-4 w estlxn in d exit ram p to State R oad 10 by thr San ford P ollre D ep artm en t, and tran sported to C en tral F lo rid a Regional H osp ital In San ford. Krdm an w as la ter a irlifted to Florida H ospital. *O u r In vestigation Is on h old rigid now w h ile w e ’re w a llin g to find out h e r m ed ical c o n d itio n .' tralllc in vestigator David M org e n s le n i said. 'S h e ran olT the m ail Into a ditch. T h a t's all I can say about th r ra s e for now. The ca r w as not d am aged . M o rg e n s trm said. (Across from Bill Heard Chevrolet on 17-92) Lota of naat collectible*, tool* and fumitura. Partial Hating: Porcelain figurines, glass vases, butter chums, I turtle lamps, porcelain dolls, ceramic vases, rocking horse fig­ urines. jade colored horse figunne. various animal cast iron bells, cross pens, smalt porcelain carousel, cast iron umbrella stand. Toys: John D eere tractors, front end loaders, small trucks and lots more Tools: drill press, vises, engine stands, hand ghnders. socket sets up to 2 1/4 inch, wrenches up lo 2 1/2 Inch, air tod s, air hose, bench ghnders. porta power, screwdhvers. hammers, pliers, pipe wrenches, tow ropes, boll cutters, drill bits, knives and more. Fumitura: Rocking chair. Big cedar chest, table and 4 chairs, lots o f rediners. new bedding, coffee and end tables, gun cabinet and more 10% Buyers Premlnum Sllffey’s Auction* Inc. Hubei, China (407) 330-4213 au bi EANPORD, Ridge Drive. 200 block. Dec. 4. 7:18 p.m . A 31y ra r-o ld m an w a s a rrested by S em in o le C ou n ty s h e r iffs d e p u ­ ties fo r unarm ed bu rglary, for possession o f b u rgla ry tools an d petty theft. D epu ties said th ey respon ded to a ca ll o f a m an iookln g In side a truck parked ou tsid e a house. T h ey found a n u n a short d ista n ce aw ay w ith a tool box and som e ca s s e tte tapes strap p ed to the back o f his bicycle. T h e v ic tim Iden tified th ose Item s as his. T h e y fou n d gloves and a sm all flash ligh t In Ills possession . H e also had n o headlight on h is b icycle. Slate Road 436 at Jaalmlnc, Dec. 5. 2:30 a.m . A 2 1-year-old m an w as arrested S p rin gs Police fur d rivin g u n d er the In flu en ce. H 69 RADIO GRILL STUDIO ONL WEEK ONLY! Driving under the influence: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. ab by A lta m o n te ALTAMONTE 8PRJN0S, State Road 438 at Newburyport, Dec. G. 2 a.m. A 36-year-old nun was arrested by Altamonte S p rin gs P olice for d rivin g u n der III*- Influence. CASSELBERRY, State Roed 438 at Ceaaet Creek Boule­ vard, Dec. 6. 12:32 a.m . A 3 4 -year-old n u n w as a rrested b y S em in o le C ou n ty s h e r iffs d rp u tle s en ce. fur d rivin g u n d er the In flu ­ CASSELBERRY, U.8. Highway 17-92 at Button Road, Dec. 5. 4:3-1 a.m . A 44-year-old n u n w as arrested b y S e m in o le C ou n ty s h e r iffs d ep u ties for d rivin g u n d er the Influence. LAKE MARY, Lake Mary Boulevard at Driftwood Village. Dec. 4. 12:03 a.m . A 40-ycar-old m an w as a rrested by S e m i­ n ole C ou n ty s h e r iffs d ep u ties for d rivin g u n d er the Influence. LONOWOOD, Orange at Wayman Avenue. Dec. 5. 2:16 a.m . A 28-year-old m an w as arrested b y S em in ole C ou n ty s h e r iffs LONOWOOD, Markham Woods Road, Dec. G, 1:58 a.m . A 19year-old m an w a s a rre s te d b y S em in ole C ou n ty s h e r iffs d e p u ­ ties fo r d rivin g u n d er the Influence. SANFORD, U.S. Highway 17-92 at Regatta, Dec. 6. 2:47 a.m . A 22-year-old w om an w as a rrested b y S em in o le C ou n ty s h e r­ if f s dep u ties for d rivin g u n d er the In flu en ce. SANFORD. U.S. Highway 17-92 at CoUine Drive, Dec. 5. 5:53 a.m . A 31 -year-old w om an w as a rrested b y S e m in o le C ou n ty s h e riffs d rp u tle s for d rivin g u n d er the In flu en ce. SANFORD, 20“ Street at Oak. Dec. 5. 1:47 a.m . A 43-ycarold m an w as a rrested by S em in ole C ou n ty s h e r iffs d ep u ties for d rivin g under the Influence. W. State Roed 438. 900 block, Dec. G. 7:50 p.m . A 3 2 -year-old w om an and a 29-year-old w om an w ere a rrested by A lta m on te S p rin gs P olice for reta il theft. P o llre said the w om en (h a n g e d th e p rices on m an y Item s and had the Item s rung up and left w ith the Item s, h a v ­ in g paid 829.40 fo r m erch an d ise valu ed at $643.79. LONOWOOD, U.S. Highway 17-92, 200 block, D ec. 5. 8:50 p.m . A 65-year-old m an w a s a rrested b y S em in ole C ounty s h e r iffs depu ties for retail theft. D epu ties said h e rem oved a tube o f a n tib a cteria l crea m from the box an d put It Into h is pocket. T h ey said h e left the store w ith ou t p ayin g for the Item . LONOWOOD. U.S. Highway 17-92. 200 block. Dec. 5. 6:25 p.m . A 40-year-old m an w as a rrestrd by S em in o le C ounty s h e r iffs d ep u lles for retail theft. D epu ties said sh e filled h er cart with $51.92 w orth o f m ereh an d lse und tried to leave the store w ith ou t p ayin g for II. continued from Peg* 1A cen t y ea rs an d that th r r e ­ sp o n se tim e from the S h e r iffs O ffice h as b een poor. "W e alread y h ave p ro b le m s ." Tim DARE helped th e m .' W eb b e r said. 'K id s look forw ard to II. M any teach ers tell us It Is the h lgh llgh l o f (h e k id s’ w eek * R aines Is a 2 0 -y ea r m ajor leagu e veteran , w h o Is best kn ow n for c o lle c tin g m ote lli.ui 2 ,5 0 0 tills and 800 stolen b a ses In h is ca reer. He re ­ cen tly h elp ed th e Y a n k ees to th eir secon d W orld S e rie s ch a m p io n sh ip In three years, and Is cu rren tly a free agent. Th rou gh ou t h is ca reer. R aines h a s actively worked w ith local youth, esp e c ia lly al S e m i­ n ole H igh School. OBITUARIES MURIEL MORRIS M uriel M orris, 76. A tla n ta G a.. died T h u rsd ay. Dec. 3. 1998. Mrs. M orris w as b o m In San ford. S u rvivors Inclu de husband. J am es: sister. D oroth y Runge: brother. Ur. W .H . Runge: s e v ­ eral n ieces and n ephew s. C rem ation S o c ie ty of the South. A u stell. Ga.. In ch arge o f a rra n gem en ts. WILLIE WILLIAMS W illie W illiam s. 74. East 20th Street. San ford, died Th u rsday. Dec. 3. 1998 at C en tra l F lo rid a K eglon al H osp ital. Mr. W il­ liam s w as b o m M ay 8, 1924 In C ed a r Key. Mr. W illia m s w as retired from S ea b o a rd C oast U n e R ailroad. H e w as a m e m ­ b er o f Mount M oriah P .B . Church. S u rvivors Include son. W illie G ., San ford; dau gh ters. C a r o ­ lyn G rah am , Fern Park. Ju n l Fason . San ford: six g ra n d c h il­ dren; o n e g rea t-gra n d ch ild . W ilso n -E lch elb erg cr M ortu ­ ary. Inc., S an ford . In ch a rge o f a rra n gem en ts. FUNERALS Mac Lin. L«t*le 11m Funeral service for Ihe Rev. U-sMe Mac Milan. 55. Lenox Street, Until esler N.Y., who tlkxl IXc. 3. will tr held Saturday at I p.m. al Church of Gtid Itu ph ciy wllh the Ucv. Har­ old Daniels ofTUlallng. Vlsll.it Ion will he Friday from 5 until 9 p.m. a I Sunrise Cha|icl. Sunrise Funeral Home. 900 Locust Ave.. Sanford. 1107) 322-7383. In charge o f ur range ments. Singleton. Bertha Funeral service for fieri ha SingleIon. 98. Illikury Avenue. Sanford. w1u>died Dec. 4. will lx- held Satur­ day al 10 u.m. at New Uclhcl Mis­ sionary Church with the Rev. Wil­ liam Lewis officiating. Visitation will lx- held Frlilay from 5 until 9 p in. al Sunrise Chapel. Sunrise Funeral I tome, 900 Ux ust Ave.. Sanford. (407) XU-7383, in charge of a r­ rangements. Christmas backgrounds available al no extra charge. .»». Apartments- continued from Pege IA Retail theft: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Flooding this year in the Chinese province o f Hubei has killed more than 3.000 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless. The severity o f this year's flooding is attributed to deforestation, the loss of wetlands, and poor dike maintenance. A k ers said. *Aiul th ey're g o in g to w orsen If Ib is th in g goes In. Die area Hoods q u ick ly w h en It rains. A ll w e a sk Is that the cou n ty Is reason ab le.” tin % Kid's M m I **» M e a l _shs*ss_ *uO|«t ft* al M IS per pertan pnotoyipned. paytow erven port/tit* art taken Po»a M*r•sei pcftr»itx oof leecton vour prep* eecarra on« !«.*<• s«i coreoton per UmW. ;e*ve Up to (»*• additional pom to*on Mr »tp -e co««cxon • tnno cogaron rc cerate Al i / i »ot o r - t i r e d by a p a r r - t- G ro u p * w s t r l K i i i c r **«> Sorry no W P S imnorx a rd o r I * - X t t Ce p e t* S e e * w p t o u t i M WAL-MART Current H a n n in g M anager Joh n D w yer said today lliat the county w ill In vestigate all c o n ­ dition s b efo re It a p p ro ves the final s lie plan s fo r the a p a rt­ ment com plex Portrait studio THUR. THRU TUE„ DEC. 10th-15th D a ily : 1 0 A M - 7 P M • S u n . 10 A M (o r s to r s o p e n in g , If la te r) • 7 P M (o r s to rs c lo s in g . If s s r lls r ) Pool SANFORD (Orlando Dr.) continued from Page 1A w eeks. F a rn sw orth said. The con stru ction w ou ld i hen take fou r to six m onths, he said . 'A pool w ill s ig n ific a n tly en h a n ce the sc h o o l's aih lettc program w h ile c re a tin g an In ­ v a lu a b le o p p ortu n ity fo r r e s i­ dents lo avail th em selves and Iheir ch ild ren o f sw im m in g le s s o n s ,' S an ford M a yor Larry D ale said In an op en te lle r lo C ou n ty C om m ission C h a ir ­ m an ITandy M orris. O n e W e e k O n ly ! Pc* * Still The For Local News Serving Seminole Coo tilt; Since I9CW S P O R T S • PEOPLE H E A L T H A F IT N E S S • B U S IN E S S A r m i n o l r fijr r a lb 300 N. French Ave , Sanford (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 William*. Nathaniel Fu iu t .i I servile fur Nalhanlt-I Wil­ liams. HI. East Ninth Street. San­ ford. who tllitl Ihe. 4. will Is- hilil Saturday at 3:30 p.m. al llieknry Avenue Church of (toil wllh tin fhv. J,lines Andrews offleUMng. Visitation will Ik - liclil Frlilay from 5 until 9 p.m. at Sunrise Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home. 900 Locust Ave.. Sanford. 11071 322-7383. In charge of arrangements. Last Chance 2 Homes Wanted In The Seminole County Area HOLIDAY SPECIAL Show P r o m o tio n 40% Discount Holiday Shopping Spree Gift Certificate With Purchase William*. Willie Funeral service fur Mr Willie WU Street, who possrd uwuy on Thursday. Dev. 3. 1998. will lx- licit! Saturday at 1:30 p in. ul Rejected Slone. 300 MellonviUe Ave.. Sanford, wllh the Rev. Benjamin Adams Jr. officiating. Friends may visit between tlxhours of 4 and H p.m. un F'rtdoy al Wilson -Etchcllx-rgct Mortuary. Inc.. 1110 lin e Ave.. Sanford. Service of Interment will follow al Restl.iwti Cemetery. Sanford. Arrangements entrusted to Wil sun-Elchelbcrger Mortuary Inc.. Sanford. H om e hums, 74. 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Wednesday December 9. 1990 • I I Kellie W erner HERALD STAFF WRITER JMk 1 Rams girls still dominating Wit Injury-riddled Lake Mary proves it is still county’ s best * l A By Jeff Bertlnlcke Dilfer just isn’ t a big time QB S A N F O R D _ E ver w o n d er w h y th e T a m p a B a y B u cca n eers can't seem to b e s u c c e s s fu l? T h is year, ut least, th e a n ­ sw er Is clear. T ren t D ilfer. B efore e v e ry o n e g o e s crazy and sta rts s e n d in g h a te m all, th in k abou t It. T h e B u cs h a ve e v ery th in g th ey n eed to b e u S u p er B ow l c o n ten d er every yea r. C oach T o n y D u n gy h a s brou gh t a n ew a ttitu d e to T a m p a , to m atch th e n ew s ta ­ d iu m . l i e Is a little to o p assive for so m e p eop le s taste, but he's been good fo r th e team and h a s In stilled a c o n fid e n c e In h is p la yers th at w a s lackin g. Ills s ta ff Is co m p o sed o f ve ry com p eten t c o a c h e s w ith proven tra ck record s. D efen se Is a s tro n g su it for the B ucs. w ho th rou gh ou t the u ps an d d o w n s o f th e ofTense. h a ve m a in ta in ed a solid unit. C o n sisten tly ra n k ed In the N FL'a to p 10. T a m p a 's d efen se has co n ta in e d B a rry S a n d ers w ith th e b est o f th em w h ile sh u ttin g d o w n th e lik e s o f Brett F avre on a w e e k ly b a s is . T h e o ffen se Is p ack ed also. First, ru n n in g b a ck s a re a m u st fo r a n y tea m an d T a m p a Is n o excep tion . M ik e A ls io tl an d W a rric k D u n n a re tw o o f the b est a rou n d . I f D u n n Isn't sn ea k in g u p th e field, w ea vin g In an d ou t o f trafn c w ith th e f i­ n esse o f a d a n cer. A ls to n Is p o w erin g u p th e m id d le and c a rry in g w o u ld -b e ta e k lr r s Into the en d zon e w ith him . R eceivin g isn 't a p rob lem e i ­ ther. T h e ta n d em o f R rld e l A n ­ th on y an d B ert E m m a n u el have pu lled d ow n so m e n ice on es this yea r. A d d J a c q u e z G reen to th e m ix. an d th ere Is a triple th reat In th e p a s s in g gam e. N ope, the lin e Isn't a p ro b ­ lem eith er. A d m itte d ly . It w as qu ite a p ro b lem In th e past and c o n td b u te d g re a tly to the d em ise o f V ln n y T esta verd e. T h e re w a s n o p ro tectio n for the q u a rterb a ck In th e n ot so d istan t past, b u t th at h as ch an ged. D u n gy h as put t o ­ geth er a lin e that m a k e s h oles for A ls to n an d D u n n an d p r o ­ tects th e sig n a l caller. T h erefo re, th rou gh sim p le ded u ction , th e p ro b lem h as to be T ren t D ilfer. D ilfer Is n ot a b ig tim e q u a r­ terback. H e is a n a vera g e p layer out o f F resn o S ta te U n i­ versity w h o lan d ed a tou gh Job on a team th at w a s d esp era te. D u n gy sw ea rs u p an d dow n that h e Is s ta n d in g b eh in d D ilfer an d that he is th e fra n ­ ch ise p la y e r th e B u cs need. W h a t else Is h e su p p osed to say In the m id d le o f th e s e a ­ son ? E s p e c ia lly c o n s id e rin g the h u ge w in o v e r th e G reen Bay P a ck ers (In T a m p a 's first M on d a y N igh t F ootb a ll ga m e In 15 yea rs) that put th e B u cs b ack Into playofT con ten tio n . D on't get m e w ro n g I don 't th in k D ilfer Is terrib le and sh ou ld n ever tak e an N F L snap. W h at I a m sayin g, h o w ­ ever. Is that h e ra n t get the Job don e fo r T a m p a Bay. It's ve ry d is h e a rte n in g to think ab ou t th e talen t that h as com e and g o n e th rou gh the B ucs org a n iza tio n , fro m S teve D eB erg to S teve You n g. E very q u a rterb a ck that has com e th rou gh h a s g o n e on to p lay v e ry w ell fo r a n o th er team . M ost o f that Is b ecau se the B u cs d ld n t give th e q u a r­ terb a ck s th e n e c e s s a ry to o ls to m a k e a d ifferen ce. D ilfer h as all that an d he still can't m ak e it w o rk fo r T am p a. I h o n estly b elieve that T am p a n eed s a n ew q u a r te r ­ back. D raftin g a s ta r ou t o f co llege and g ivin g h im the tim e he n eed s to Ir a n i the system w ou ld d o w o n d ers fo r th e B u rs. I f n o th in g else, m a y b e It will scare D ilfer Into p la y in g better. A S S IS T A N T S P O R T S E D IT O R LAKE M A R Y _ Even w h ile p layin g at on ly GO p ercen t, th e Lake M aty g irls b a s k e tb a ll team proved It still d o m in a te s the cou nty. S tartin g forw ard M aty L e a h Suttun Is out In d efin itely w ith a hand Injury and tw o guard B ecky P ed ro w en t out e a rly In T u esd a y's 70-25 w in o v e r v is ­ itin g O vied o w ith a head Inju ry. But even w ith Just th ree regu lar starters on th e flo o r fo r m ost o f the gam e, the d e p th laden R am s still found a w a y to m ake a rout o f It. Lake M ary, w h ich Is b a ck on track w ith a th ree-g a m e w in ­ nin g streak a fte r a loss to C o ­ coa B each, started stro n g a n d m u le d th e n orm ally tough L i­ on s. a team w h ich has given th em fils In the p a s t. W ith all o f the talent on the d e fe n d in g state ch a m p io n R am s. It was a fresh m a n sta rter. B ryn M osler. w ho c a m e th rou gh a ga in st O viedo. M osler h a s started oil s e a s o n b u t had h e r breakou t gam e last n igh t. S h e is the o n ly Ram not to h a ve b e e n to Lakeland, site o f th e sta te Final Four, but she Isn't In tim idated b y the four c h a m p io n s h ip rin g -b ea rers w h o start w ith her. *1 don't feel a n y pressu re.* M o sler said. *Al first I h ad to get used to It. but I found that I ca n lea n t a lot from th rm ." S en ior Lauren B radley, a F lorid a S ta te slgnee. led the R a m s w ith 24 poin ts, w h ile M osler pou red in 2 1 p o in ts and A sh ler lla lla n c r. a U C F sig n er, added IH. L ik e M ary r o a c h Carl llro w n u sed h is b e n c h early and o ften , a luxury h e 's been able to a ffo n l all s e a s o n . Brown w a s Im p ressed w ith Muster's p e rfo rm a n c e on a night w hen the R a m s n rrd e d to dig a little d e e p e r Ilia n n orm al. *1 think Lau ren rn m r out o f a Utile slu m p ton igh t and p la y e d extrem ely w ell.* B row n said . *W lth all o f o u r Inju ries, w r 'r r not rv rn ta k in g It g a m r by gam e a n ym ore. It's q u a r lr r b y quarter.* B esides S u tto n 's and P e d ro 's Injuries. Ila lla n c e an d B ra d ley are still re cu p era tin g from sum m er Injuries, bu t the Ram s an- still co n s id e re d a stro n g pick to repeat. Against O vied o. IV d ro w a s lost early w h en sh e cra sh ed to the floor and lan ded on h e r heud and n ever retu rn ed but Is e x p erted to b e okay. In h e r place. B row n w en t to h is b e n rh and the R am s n ever m issed a beat, ta k in g a 41-17 h alftim e lead an d c o a s tin g from there. Il w as 56-17 b e ­ fo re O viedo got on th e board In th e second h a lf and II w a s g a r ­ b age lim e a fte r that. Lake M ary |fl-l) w ill play a cru cial S em in ole A th le tic C o n ­ ference g a m e at W in te r S p rin g s on Thu rsday, w h ile th e L io n s Cl 6) will lie at W in te r P u ik on Suturday. B oth g a m e s are set to liegln at 7:.'K) p in. In oth er ga m es Tu esday night.... * L ik e H ow ell pu lled o ff a O R LA N D O _ O rla n d o W N B A G en eral M an ager/ H rad C o a c h C a rolyn Peck h as a n n o u n ced d ia l c o lleg e c o a c h in g ve te ra n Rick S tu kes h a s b een n a m ed an assistan t for the team . O rla n d o s y e t-to -b e n am ed W N B A fran ch ise Is th e n ew est m em b er o f th e R D V S p o r ts fam ily, w h ich In clu d es th e O r­ lando M agic o f th e N a tio n a l B a sk etb a ll A s s o c ia tio n , Or­ lan d o S ola r B ears o f the In t e r ­ n ation al H ock ey Leagu e a n d the sta te-o f-th e-a rt RDV S p o rts p le x . "W e re excited to h a ve R ick o s a part o f ou r team .* said P eck , w ho w ill fill out h er c o a c h in g stafr by A pril o f 1999. *Rlck b rin gs a great d ea l o f exp ertise to the p o sitio n . I l l s ab ility to eva lu a te p layers, p lu s his kn ow led ge o f the ga m e w ill be very b en eficia l.* S tu k es co m es to O rla n d o from private b u sin ess In A l a ­ bam a. He served as an a s s is ­ tant coach at A u bu rn fro m 1994-I99G. W h ile at Auburn, the T ig e rs com p iled a 40-19 re­ cord and advan ced to th e N C A A E lite Eight In 1996. H e also w orked at A u b u m In 1984­ 85 as the T ig e rs w en t 22-12, w on the S ou th eastern C o n fe r ­ en ce T ou rn a m en t and ad­ vanced to the N C A A I T o u r n a ­ m ent’s final 16. 'T ills Is an In cred ib le o p p o r ­ m s e e B a s k e tb a ll. P a g e 2 B By Dean Smith Hk M P M * Mtn SastM SANFORD _ Sophomore pant guard Crystal Tannor and the Seminole Community College women's basketball team wd play its final home gamo beforo Christmas tonight as it wd host Hillsborough Community College from Tampa at 6 p m. at the Health and Physical Education Center. Tho Raiders are 9 1 on the season and are currently rankod No. 2 in the state and No . 21 in the nation Admission is Iteo New Wildlife Management Areas created LA K E M AR Y _ It w as a 50-50 night on the s o ccer field s for S em in o le C ou n ty high s c h o o l sq u a d s In n o n -co n feren ce a c ­ tion T u esd a y n ight. T h e Lake M ary b oys (7-0) sh ow ed that th ey w ill be a p o w er to be con ten d ed w ith as th ey scored th ree secon d h a lf g o a ls to b lits previously u n de­ feated B ish op M oore (9-1). 4-1, at D on T. R eyn old s Stadium . It w a s also a good night fo r a co u p le o f g irls ' team s o s Lake H ow ell (5-0-3) rem ain ed unde­ feated w ith a 3-0 shutout o f C la s s 6A -D istrict 3 foe D eLand at R ichard E vans Field, w h ile Lake B ran tley (1-4) w on Its first ga m e o f the se a s o n , b la n k in g p ow erfu l B ish o p M oore (4-3-1). w h ich upended L ik e M ary last F rid ay night. 5 ­ 0. ut T o m S to rey Field. T ilin g s d id not g o n early as w ell for the S em in o le high sq u a d s again st C la ss 5ADtstrtct 4 op p on en t P in e Ridge, h ow ever, as the g irls w ere w h itew ash ed 4-0 at W h lgh am S tadiu m and the b oys w ere w h ip p ed 7-0 In D eltona. D ie W in ter S p rin gs g irls a ls o went dow n to defeat on the road as O n in gew o o d C h ristia n S ch o o l (6-0-2) ca m e up with tw o secon d h a lf scores to edge the Bears. 2-1. In M aitland. In action today, the W in ter S p rin gs boys w ill host P oln cluna. w h ile th e B ears g irls w ill go to O rlan d o to take on C e le ­ b ration C h ristia n A ca d em y and the d efen d in g C la ss 6A S tate C h a m p ion L ik e M ary girls w ill host Lym an In a C la ss 6AD lstrlct 3 and S em in ole A th ­ letic C on feren ce m atch u p at Don T. R eyn old s Stadium . fxiir fo r hot weather and tin Insulated pair fo r cold weather. SA N FO R D _ T h e fiv e -m e m b e r F lo rid a G am e and Fresh W a te r Flah C o m m is s io n (G FC ) created fou r n ew T y p e I w ild life m anagem ent arcus (W M A s) d u rin g Its m eetin g Nov. 2 0 In T u llah assce. C om m ission ers e s ta b lis h e d Lake P a n a soffkce W M A In S u m ter C ou n ty (8,676 acres): P o tts W M A in C itru s C ou n ty (8,507 acres); G reen S w am p. W e s t Unit W M A In P asco C ounty (34.335 a cres) and Lake M arlon C reek W M A In P o lk and O s c e o la cou n ties (9 .469 acres). In addition . R ock y C o m fo rt Unit (2,018 acres) w as add ed to the J o e Budd W M A In G adsden C ounty. C o m m ission ers also esta b lish ed s p e c ia lop p ortu n ity turkey h u n ts In the n ew ly form ed G reen S w am p. W est U nit a n d Lake P a n a soffk ec W M A s and a regu la r s p rin g turkey hunt in the P otts W M A . In oth er action . C o m m is s io n e rs ex ten d ed sh o o tin g hou rs fo r sp rin g turkey h u n tin g season on p riva te la n d s to In clu de o n e -h a lf lio u r b efore su n rise u n til su nset, ra th er than the cu rren t sh ootin g h o u rs o f o n e -h a lf hou r b efore su n rise to 1 p.m . T h e y a ls o adopted a ro le p ro h ib itin g the ta k in g o f hen turkeys d u rin g the fall a rch ery and m u zzleload in g gun s e a s o n s . In addition . C o m m is s io n e rs a u th orized the pu rch ase o f a 2 .9 2 3 -a cre ad d ition to d ie O k a lo a co o ch ec Slou gh and ad d ed the 15.043-acre G ilm an P ap er C o m p a n y tract to Its P reservation 2 0 0 0 a cq u isition list. D ie C o m m is s io n also selected w in n e rs o f this yea r's state w a terfo w l and turkey PI u H E R A LD S P O R T S E D ITO R tu n ity.* said Stukes. w ho has m ore than 18 years o f c o a c h in g e x p e rie n c e . *1 look forw ard to w o rk in g w ith C arolyn as w e bu ild a tra m , w h ich O rlan do w ill b e very proud to cull th eir ow n.* P rio r to c o a c h in g ut Auburn. S tu k es served os an a s s is ta n t ro a c h at A la b a m a -B lrm ln g h a m in 1993 94. A -B w en t 23-6. w on th e G reat M idw est C o n fe re n c e C h a m p io n s h ip , th e G reat M id ­ w est co n feren ce tou rnam ent an d a d van ced to the N C A A M idw est R eg io n a l T ou rn a m en t. S tu k es h a s also served a s an assista n t coach at V a ld o s ta S ta te (1986-1997). G eo rgia S ou th ern (1985-HG) and C o ­ lu m bu s C o lle g e (1981 83). O verall, a s a co llege c o a ch . S tu k es h a s been a part o f team s w h ich have com p iled a 224-117 record fo r a .657 w in ­ n in g percen tage. F o u r s c h o o ls w h ere he hits coa ch ed h a ve w on their r e s p e c ­ tive co n feren ce tou rn am en ts, w h ile th ree sch o o ls have m ade trip s to th e N C AA T ou rn am en t. A n ative o f G reenville. S.C . und 1978 gradu ate o f A u b u m U n iversity (M on tgom ery). S tu k es b ega n his co a c h in g c a ­ reer In 1978 at C en tral A c a d ­ em y H .S (A la), w h ere he led the squ ad to a 25-7 record and s ta te ch am p ion sh ip . F rom th ere he w en t to T.R. M iller H .S. (A la.), b efore earn in g h is m a ster’s d egree from the U n i­ versity o f N orth A lab am a. In gam es tonight _ the C ro o m s g irls w ill b e In Dayi .in to take on F a rth er Lopez, w h ile In b oys action _ W in te r S p rin g s w ill be at Lake B ra n ­ tley. Lym an Is at Lake H o w ell. Break even evening for SAC soccer Orlando W N B A names Stukes an assistant coach Special to the Herald huge u pset, out.scorlng S e m i­ nole. 24-11, In the secon d h a lf to to p the T rib e. 34-27. • L a k e B ra n tley h eld aupersta r guard M ary Lou J o h n s to n to o n ly tw o p oin ts, bu t W in ter S p rin g s w on a n yw ay, to p p in g the P a trio ts. 51-35. • St. C loud o u tscored Lym an. 29-23. In the secon d h a lf to defeat the h osts. 49-43. • In a b oys' gam e. O viedo su ffered Its th ird straigh t road loss, givin g uway a third q u a r­ ter lead as W ym ore cam e from b eh in d to w in. 59-56. F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T stam p art con tests, Pilar C lln k s c a le s . o f M arietta. Ga.. w on the turkey sta m p art com petition w ith his p a in tin g o f .ut O sceola turkey, und Joh n N. H arris, o f G roveland. F la., w on the w aterfow l sta m p art co m p etition with his d ep letio n o f a north ern pintail. Retired ad m in istrative secreta ry RuUi S tanbrldge o f the G FC's O ffice o f E n v iro n ­ m ental S ervices received sp ecial re c o g n i­ tion for her 31 years and seven m on th s ol service to the agen cy. Also recogn ized w as G FC 's retired property a d m in istra tor H elen H iggins for h er 27-1/2 years o f service to the agen cy. C om m ission ers also honored R e p re s e n tatlve J a n ega le Boyd for her effo rts d u rin g the 1998 legislative session to m a in ta in and in crease recreation al o p p o rtu n ities for hu nters in Florida. SH U PE 'S SCOOP I wear rubber boots when deer hunt­ ing to avoid leaving scent. I have one f Hot w ea th er has nil sp ecies a c tiv e nt S e ­ b a stian In le t . Snook. Ilounder. rrd fish . trout. Jack r rrv a llc and ladyflsh a re all h it ­ ting on a regu la r basts. Live sh rim p o r fin ­ ger m ullet a re lo p all-arou n d live baits. A on e-ou n ce Jig or Rapa la-typ e lu res are e f­ fective a rtificia ls. B ass action Is pick in g up In the r iv e r , esp ecia lly In the less crow ded s tre tc h e s such as IT iz J c L ik e . L ik e Poin sett and L u g e sh in ers a re hard to beat for lu n k er bass. T r y u ltra-light s p in ­ n in g tackle and lin y R apalas fo r fast a ctio n n ear sand b a rs and o th e r am b u sh p o in ts. W hen the river Is low. b a ss a re feed in g on tiny grass sh rim p and ditch m in n ow s, an d they w ill read ily Jump on th ese tiny o ffe r ­ in gs. C aptain J a c k at Port C a n a vera l re p o rts spotty offsh o re action with kin g m ack erel, d olp h in and wahoo. S eas are ca lm er th an usual due to the la ck o f p a ssin g c o ld fronts. In sid e the P o r t, expect fair a ctio n with sh eep sh ead and flounder. Trout an d reds are also roam in g the flats o f the B a- L»lhc_Wlndcr BOYS RAMS 4. HORNETS 1 Bishop Moor* 1 0 I U k i Mary 1 3 . 4 Goal* . Iluitop Moore 1 IHuu). Lake Mary 4 ILravy 3. M< Intmh. Abram*) A m MI* . ill*hop Moore 1 (Keeklcl); Lake Mary 4 IMrlnlo-.il 3. Toprlakl. Abram*! Shot* on guoi _ 111*hop Moure 6. Lake Mary 33 iUtnnl* _ lllmhop Moore 9-1; Lake Mary 7-0. Junior a ir•tty _ Ill-hop Moore 4. Lake Mary 3. PANTHERS 7. FIGHT1NO SEMINOLES 0 Seminole 0 00 Pin# Ridge 4 3 . 7 Goal* . line Kklgc 7 IPome* 3. Kulpa 3. Mo« iknw»lu. Koogruul A— 1*1 * _ Pine Kklgc 5 |l U n io n 3. I'u n lrv Kulpa. Kaylcr) Shu* on p w i _ Seminole 3: line Kklgc 21. KctoriU _ line Kklgc 8-3. G IR L S PANTHERS 4. FIGHTING SEM INOLES 0 Pina Ridge 3 3 . 4 S e m in o le 0 0 . 0 Goal* . line Kklgc 4 llkjvrll. KanUa. Mairaro. Yarborough! A**l*i* . line Kklgc 4 llluvcll. Helm. KamU. Warihauer) Shot* on goal . line Kklgc 16; Seminole 5 Krvoril* . line Kklgc 4-3-3. A rtlo n Is List and furious at Pon ce In le t with sheepsh ead. drum , rrd fish . Ilounder. h lu eflsh and Jack crrva lle. Live or dead sh rim p will not last lon g on ce they hit the water. Trout and rrd fish are rated us g o o d Goal* . Wutlcr Spring* I (AJIoilrrl: Orange*.**! ChrtitMn 3 llkklcr 3). A »- III Please see Soccer. Page 2B RAMS 3. BEARS I Winter Springs t 0 _ 1 Orange-wood Chretn. 0 2 . 3 �,4 ■ - . ' S B • Semnota Herald, SantenJ Fkirott •Wednesday. December 9, 1996 Legal Notices IN Legal Notices N O T IC E O F S A L E TN * 6h t c N S*r!» b « the c ir c u it c o u r t OF THE ISTM public 4ticnon pe* Fl J U D I C IA L C IR C U I T . 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W c L IA M a W A T S O N JR J O H N DOE ANO JA N E DOE AS U N K N O W N T E N A N T S i N P O S S E S S 'O N O E F E N O A N T (S I M N O T IC E OF FO R E C LO S U R E SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N p u n u i n t to i p O rd * * G o p fip g t r ip M a f ia n la R # v *t F a > # c io * u '> S a l* d a te d D # c # m b e > 2. 199# . • n < # '# d in C v i C a s a N o SS 1641 C A M P o f IT # C ir c u it C o u r t o t IP # tB T H J u d *c A t C u c u il in A n d t o r S E M I* N O lE C o u n t*. SANFO RD. F lo r id a , t M ill t o n t o th # h - g h e i t a n d b o i l M d d o i to r c h T AT THE W F S T F R O N T D O O R o f tn # S E M N O L E C o u n ty C o u rtn o u * # m S a n fo r d . F lo r id a a t T t O O 0 c lo c k a m o n IP # d a * o t J A N U A R V S. 1999 tP # f a l l o w in g d # t c i b # d o r o p # r t * a < « # t lo r t P m s a id S u m m a ry F in a l J u d g m e n t to - w it LO T I t , B LO C K A. C R V S TA L BO W L. SECOND A O O IT IO N . A C C O R D IN G T O THE P LA T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P l a t b o o k 12 P A G E 77. P U B ­ L IC R E C O R O S O F S E M IN O L E c o u n t * F l o r id a O a l# d tP r s Znd da* at D e c e m b e r , 1996 m arvanne t '• vices ami ftpreoe tfunjd* No CAPSTEAD INC vs 41 10 00 A M a n 1 ^ 1 4t I M N W B m orse C l# r k a t IP # C i r c u it C o u r t B * J a n # E J a * # « ic D e p o t* C le tt IN A C C O R D A N C E w i t h t h e A M E R IC A N S W IT H D I S A B I L I ­ T IE S A C T . p e r s o n s w it h d t e b - li t i e t n e e d in g A tp # c < a l a c c o m ­ m o d a t io n s P o u id c o n ta c t C O U R T A D M IN IS T R A T IO N at TPe S E M IN O L E C o u n ty C o u r t P o u s e a t 407- 121- 4113. T 900-955 6771 IT O O I o r t - 6009S S -S 770 «>a F lo r id a R e la y S e r v ic # D A V ID J S T E R N P A • O t S U N IV E R S IT Y D R IV E S U IT E 300 p l a n t a t i o n , f l 11124 I 9 S4 I z i i - e o o o 99- 24175i F M iC A P P u O lis P D e c e m p e r 9 , 16 1998 D E V -76 V l N t 1C 4 O T M f m * 10n S 0 O w n## 0 »1,1ri OF Afritm L Mjpn I f f O o r iln n O f, Wmtn Spf rvgi i t 3J ? 0» L l ir t h n l* |# f L t g n if t o u i# ■ F » n * n c fa’l l Ofdup tne P C B o v 183! 2 Tonpj Fl 33679 C a sh Sun to re d a e m v e tu c l# $2735 00 Lm nor A u to tro n c s 174 E M t c h e ii H am m ock Rd O v l# d a F L 3276S P h o n # 407-366 *717 a lN o tiC # t o o e n # r o r lr # n P o ld • r t h a t h e P a s a r i g h t t o a P #A >m g a n y t i m # p i i o i t o s a i# d a t # b y t i l i n g * IP th e c l # i k o< IP # c o u r t b ) O w n # i P a s tP # l i g h t t o r # c o v e < v e h ic i# b y p o t t i n g b o n d In a c c o r d a n c e * I h F l S la t 559 N o l le # IS p # r # t) y g iv e n t P s t ■ P u b lic H c a n n g w ill a# P a id in IP # C o m m is s io n R o o m a t tP # C i l * H # ll m | p « C it y o t S a n fo r d . F lo r id a , a t 7 00 o c l o c k P M . o n D # c # m b # i 14, 1996. t o c o n s id e r tn # a d o p t io n o t a n o r d in a n c e b y th e C ity o t S a n to id . F lo r id a , t i t l e o f w h ic h is A t fo 'io w e : ORDINANCE NO. 3430 A N O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y OF SANFO RD F L O R ID A . A M E N D I N G O R D IN A N C E N O 3079 O F S A ID C IT Y . S A ID O R D I­ N A N C E B E 'N G T H E C O M P R E ­ H E N S IV E P L A N . A M E N D IN G THE FU TU R E L A N D U S E M A P OF TH E FU TU R E LAN D U SE P L A N E LE M E N T O F THE C O M ­ P R E H E N S IV E P L A N C H A N G IN G T H E D E S IG N A T IO N O F A P O R ­ T IO N o f t h e p r o p e r t y l y i n g BETW EEN HW Y 17-92 A N D C R 427 A N D B E T W E E N C O U N ­ T Y H O M E R O A D A N O H W Y 17 92 F R O M O F F IC E (S E M IN O L E CO UNTY D E S IG N A T IO N ! T O h ig h D E N S IT Y R E S ID E N T IA L ; P R O V ID IN G F O R S E V E R A B IL I­ T Y . C O N F L IC T S A N D E F F E C ­ T IV E O A TE A c o p y s p a I i b e A v e -iA b le a t t n e o f f i c e o t th e C it y C le r k f o r a ll p e r s o n s d e e d in g t o e ia m m e tn # s a m e AM p a r t ie s in in t e r e s t a n d c i t i ­ z e n s s h a ’ i P a r # a n o p p o r t u n it y t o b e h e a r d a t s a d h e a r in g By o rd e r o f tP u C it y C o m m is s io n o t tP # C i t y o f S a n fo r d , F lo r id a P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E TO P A R T IC IP A T E >N A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S m O U L O C O N TAC T THE H U M A N R E S O U R C E S O F F C E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R AT 330-3626 40 HOURS IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G A O V 'C E T O T H E P U B L IC : I I 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 i t h r e s p e c t t o a n y m a tte r c o n s id e r e d a t IP e a b o v e m e e t in g o r P e e r in g , h e m ay n e e d a v e rb a l m re c o rd o t tP e p r o c e e d in g s , in c lu 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 tn e C ity o f S a n fo r d tF S 286 O tO S I J a n e t R D o u g h e rty C M C C > ty C le rk P u b lis h D e c e m b e r 9 . 1998 D e i 58 f t i \ C o n tin u e d fro m 1’ ugp IB I .t ilt t t la ip t v ts m i l M . 1i 11l . m i l K .it .it le tk r • il" iH itijtt M a n I L i l l i \ r» l u ll ] # W ilt h i 2 t i i i i k l t i i H l f t S l l l I .It If l l a l l l J I 64 NI / I t l i | lu 11 I I Hi1vt"* rt Hki .nt*n 1 VV11.11 |»>ii 17 lOl.tls HI lef l!V rH. W ym oie (59) H rM n ii 11 Hot til '.I O v lr t lo M iirm n IN., * * I J -1t i c m 112113 H 56 I * t i ,il«t Wjrmoir HI HI I I 13 59 tIniv |t*4i»l Ivltl i>m K iHmln II ttbritun :* fi*tNi M.ivt s| W v r iN tr i- ,1 l l l t w t n t i -! J o lilt s t 'ii) tr .in i i»4i1* (Hfcitii lf» VViiNt'O I. Fmihil H i IMUh fit f ll!l« slH <hNlli* Intuit KrriUih TStnlo t I \VvtiH«tr 2 1 •binmi t.iiMtt OtMtlti **l Wiiimmi' fill GIRLS R A M S 7 0 . L IO N S 25 Ovteitn (25| \V « a l 1i ( 1i ; t i i 1t '» ( i i t l . M I I It >11_* N ' | ht.iU II «i H 23 L a k f M a i y ( 711) !> i i n k n ie lli l M .» n 1# i j i M m * ; ( k ill. t in i I M i h H l i A I k if liiM . I I t . i. !U \ 21 I H . i K 23 21 M. 7»* Oviedo la k e M.»ry fl I I 3 3 34 7 19 \b H ti r r fu lfill n IH vs L IN D A L E E F A L C IG N O . a t A l. 0 # f# n d a n l( e ) p u r s u a n t t o A F in a l J u d g m e n t a l fo r e c lo s u r e d a te d N o v e m b e r 20. 1998 a n d I m t a t e d in C a s e NO 96-1977 o t t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt o t IP # E IG H T E E N T H J u d ic ia l C i r c u it m a n d l o t S E M I ­ N O L E C o u n t y . F l o r id a * P # r # m R YLAN D M O R TG AG E C O M P A ­ N Y is t h # P la i n t i f f a n d L IN O A LE E F A L C IG N O . D E E R R U N H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA T IO N • 19. IN C . a * # t h e D e f e n d a n t s . I e i l i t a l l t o IP # h ig h e s t a n d b a s t b id d e r t o r c a s h a t th # W e s t f r o n t d o o r o t I P # S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u r lh o u t # . S a n fo rd . F lo r id a a t I t 00 a m . , o n 22n d d a y o t D E C E M B E R . 1998. t h # f o l l o w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p a r t y a s s#t fo r th in s a id F in a l J u d g m e n t: L O T 71, D E E R R U N . U N IT 198 . A C C O R D IN G to th e p la t th er eo f, as r ec o r d e d IN P L A T B O O K 44. A T P A O E S 74 73. O F T H E P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R I­ DA T O G E T H E R W IT H T H E F O L ­ L O W IN G P E R S O N A L P R O P E R TY R A N G E T O V E N . D IS P O S A L , D IS H W A S H E R . F A N /H O O O , C A R P E T lN O , S M O K E O E T E C T O R . R E F R IG E R A T O R , W A S H E R /O R V E R a / k / a 385 S H A D O W G L E N N P L A C E W IN T E R S P R IN G S F L 32708 W IT N E S S M V H A N O a n d t h e s e a l o t th is C o u r t o n N O V E M B E R 23. 1999 HO NO RABLE SEYM OUR BENSON C la r k o f t h # C i r c u it C o u r t B y: Ja n # E Ja se a nc D e p u t y C la r k E c h e v a r r ia M c C a lla . R a y m e r B a r r e t t 6 F r a p p ie r P o t t O f f ic e B o a 3410 T a m o a F l, 33601-3410 IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 Adminletraliv# Order Ne. 93-37 P e r s o n s w ith a d is a b i l i t y w h o n e e d a s p e c ia l a c c o m m o d a t io n t o p a r t ic ip a t e m t h i s p r o c e e d in g s h o u ld c o n ta c t ADA C o o r d i n a t o f a t 301 N P a rk A v e n u e . S u it a N 301, S a n fo r d . F lo r id a 32771 e l le a s t li v e IS ) d a y s p r io r t o t h e p r o c e e d in g T e le p h o n e 1407) 323 4330 E a t 4227. 1- 600-953 8771 (T O O ), O f 1- 800-933 8770 IV ) . v ia F lo r id a R e la y S e r v ic e P u b lis h D e c e m b e r 2. 9. 1998 O E X -12 A It St. Cloud Lyman 10 10 10 13 tt 9 14 4B 943 Hurt |armt Drill p m U . Nt ( luiit) n IKiUrllt ti lirie.iln 2)t viii.tr* f; IMiuTuki :t UulAit « mj. Mirvlul Tram M lh M < IimhI 111 l.ym.nt II 9vwik>1 nil' it* up lit lull, .ilv _ ni'iu |(nni,D tvm.ni ti 1 .limlnr v.uMty Lym.iii :tM St Cl* itid 32 St. Cloud (4B) IttiKalu 1 I tLiltr-fl'- 14 1it.n1-.li.tu N SoccerC o n tin u e d fr o m P a g e IB ( H i U l g n i n w l C 't u H I k a t l 2 ( V .i i i (Hki W.ilLitt ) Sthils «tii ^ihil Whitt r yyI s I s ill ;t IK Hi>limult I' Nr.iman K in ) KJprtK i'll c*cil _ Ik 1.11 liI tr I.tlir IkmrD '22 Krvrrrilv l-ikr- llnenll 5 <1 II Spf InUs It Oi.nifcit ttiNuf 4 Vtrisii.ui |fi lb •nuts Oieiiigrw'Kiii ( Itrtsiiait H 0 2 •Iimiuf v.iisiif Wiiilrr O f d n g r M t i i t ) t t u 1s t k i n Spunks P A T R IO T S 5. 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December 9. 1998 - M P e o p le IT i r e d o f t r a d i t i o n a l f a r e ? calendar Blood Bank TO PS C en tral F lorid a B lood B an k Is a sk in g d o n o rs o f all typ es blood e s p e c ia lly O-type d on ors • to d o n a te at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. S econd St. F o r In fo rm a tio n , call 322 0822. A local c h a p te r ol T O P S (T a k e OfT P ou n d s S e n s ib ly ) m eets every W ed n esd a y at 6:30 p .m .. In th e au ditoriu m of South S e m in o le H osp ita l. 555 W . S tate R oad 434. Lon gw ood. W eigh in g b ein g s at 5:30 p.m . T h e first m eetin g Is held every W ed n esd a y. at 9:30. at Lak rvlew C h ristia n C hurch. 1400 B ear L ik e R oad A p o p k a . F or In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 203-5048. Al-An on A su pport g ro u p for frien d s or relatives or a lc o h o lic s (AlA n on ) m re ts every W ed n esd a y, at H p .m .. at I I I E. 27th St., just w est o f S an ford A ven u e In Sanford. N ew visito rs or m e m ­ b ers are w elco m e to th is 12step grou p. Conservation district T h e S em in ole S oil A W ater C on servation D ls trlrl m e e ts each th ird W ed n esd a y o f the m onth at noon at the o ilie r . at 506 W . Lake M ary B lvd .. In Sanford. C a ll 321 8212. Welcome Wagon Sem in ole S p o k es W e lc o m r W agon C lu b of S e m in o le C ou n ty h old s the regu lar m on th ly lu n ch eon m eetin g at 11:30 a.m on the third W ed n esd ay o f very m on th T h o se w ish in g to a tten d , call B etty. 6*15 0144. o r Lucy. 3227877. Retired nurses T h e Florida S o ciety o f R e g is ­ tered Nurses. Retired. In c . m eets the third W ed n esd a y o f each m on th at G old en C o rra l on 430 south o f C u rry Ford Hoad In O rlan d o ul 11:30 a.m. T h eir m ission Is to provide m any volu n teer a c tiv itie s for the com m u n ity, a s w ell as a support system for retired nurses. T h ey c o n trib u te to R u ssell H om e for A ty p ic a l C h ild ren and to S p ou se A b u se. InCalt C h ristin a S h arp, state p resid en t (407) 382-0607. M arie C lssel. d is tric t c o o r d in a ­ tor (407) 658-4634. o r G race M a cK rru le (407) 677-7309. p u b licity for m ore In form ation Recovery, Inc H rcovery. In c.. Is a s e lf-h e lp m en tal heulth o rg a n iza tio n for p eop le w h o su ffer from panicattacks. d ep ressio n , feurs and gen eral nervou s sym p tom s. For In form ation , call *660-2003. or 896-5906 A l-A n on If you know , o r live w ith an a lco h o lic, there Is help. A l-A n on Is an an on ym ou s, n on -p rofit o rga n iza tio n , op en to a n yo n e w h o Is a relative or friend o f an a lc o h o lic . S eren ity W o n A l-A n on m eets each M on day al 7 p.m . and Th u rsd ay at 7 p.m . M eetin gs are held In the buck room o f the Sah ara C lub. 2587 South S a n ford A ve., Sanford. All m eetin gs a re n on -sm ok in g. F or ad d itio n a l m eetin g tim es and lo ca tio n s In the C e n tra l Florida a rra . o r fo r m ore In fo r­ m ation. ra il 291-1900 Nar-Anon N ar-A n on m eets every W ed n esd ay al 8 p.m . at South S em in ole H osp ital. 555 W est S ta le R is k ! 434. Lin gw iN n l N ar-A n on is a sup|N>rt grou p op en to fa m ilies and frien ds of a d d icts. D ally living with an ail d irt Is m n rr tu rm oil than you ca n h an d le by you rself. J o in fur support In ro p in g with you r addict: gain seren ity to m ake decision s and put ou r live b a rk In focu s C a ll 1407) 322-3434. 333-9204. o r 294-6504 for m o re in fo rm a tio n . Rotary Club Rotary C lu b o f L ik e Mary m eets Th u rsd ay m orn in gs. 7:30-8:30 a .m .. at the M arriott C ou rtyard, o ff W est Lake Mary Boulevard. C on tact Mike M cLean, p resid en t, at 3245662. B lu e G ra s s P ic k e r s San ford Blue G rass P lrk rrs m ret every Th u rsday, from 6-10 p.m .. ul the G rea ter S an ford C h a m b er of C om m erce. Pickers and g .m n e rs are w elcom e. F or In form ation, call J oh n Shaffer. 829 4931. ‘Alternative’ latke recipes add new twist to Hanukkah A friend o f mine, who hosts a u-r> large latke parly each Hanukkah called in despair “ I'm sick of lalki-**'" she said “ I want In make something different* I did my best In lell her that we. her guests, were N tlT sick of lalkes. the classic Hanukkah dish of cn«p potato fritters, which my friend serves willi warm, homemade applesauce I tried to lell her that we her guests, wenCOUNTING on latkes at her parly I think I convinced her Hut she made me promise lhal I'd come up with som e "altern ative" latke rec ip e s , n-cipes that would take her out ol her potato doldrums and into new latke territory I've made good on my promise I found a delicious salmon latke n-ripe that would make a perfect first for ANY company meal The ruuliflow er and carrot latkes from the same cookbook "Jewish Holiday Feasts, by Lttiise F ls ie f and Jeannette Frr rarv would make a lovely side dish The ""bumuelos* were a real find, they are the latkes traditional lo the Sephardic Jews <who were expelled from S|>uin dunng Ihe Inquisition and dispersed lo all corners of Ihe Mediter raneam They are more like dough nuts than the Eastern European iAshkenazic i latkes, and make a gnul dessert deliciou s with roffee'" reads Ihe recipe hv Itublii Hubert Sternberg, uulhor of “The Sephardic Kill hen " And they are lljppy Hanukkah" anisette or Pernod 1 large egg. beaten 1/2 cup honey 1 cup cold water peanut, sunflower or safflower oil tor deep trying MttBfTM1 3m d i for sprinkling 2 course P roto &r Paul O B onron tor Mew Inglsnd Country inn,rule Not jest for Hinnekah: fresh salmon lalkes nuke a perfect first coarse fee aay mmpany meal. 1/2 teaspoon tan 1/4 teaspoon fitsh/y ground Mach m ootr 1 larga carrot, pasted an d gratad 1/2 to 1 cup oH, tor frying i rumbs on a plate and coal both sides of each latke with them Preheat oven to 2311 degrees In a large frying pan over medium high heat, heal about I 1nip of ihe nil Fry latkes until golden brawn about minutes per side Use more oil for each Ilatch as needed Brain on paper towels and keep warm in Ihe pre healed oven until ready In serve Serve as soon as all are done, with tartar sauce, if desired Yield about |3 latkes R e cip e from "Jewish Holiday Feasts." by Louise Ftszer and Jean nette Ferrary iL'hrontcle Honks. |<pj3 i Cook cauliflower in a large pot of sailed boiling water until tender, about 12 minutes. Drain and let cool l*uree cauliflower with eggs in a food pro­ cessor. turn the mixture into a bowl and stir in remaining ingredients, except Ihe oil Preheat oven lo 230 degrees In a large frying pan over medium high heat, heat about 12 cup of the oil until hot Ladle 3 tablespoons of batter into Ihe pun to form each pancake Fi j until golden brown, about 3 minutes per side Use more oil for each batch as needed Drain on paper towels and keep warm in preheated oven until ready to serve Serve as soon as all are done Yield about 13 latkes — Recipe from “Jewish Holiday Feasts," by Louise Fiszer and Jean nette Ferrary iL'hroniele Books, m i l C A U L IF L O W E R A N O C A R R O T LATK ES BUMUELOS DE HANUKA (SEPHARDIC LATKES) FRESH SALMON LATKES 1-1/2 pounds bonotets and skinless salmon fillets 1 small onion, peeled 1 stalk celery 3 sprigs parsley 2 tablespoons chopped freeb dill 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon cayenne 1 tablespoon fresh lemon |uice I egg 1 egg white 1-1/2 cupa dry breed crumbs 1/2 lo 1 cup ml lor trying tartar sauce, lor serving Cut salmon into chunks nml place in loud processor with union. n-h-r> parsley, dill, salt and cayenne Proem* until chopped Iml noi pureed Add lemon juice, egg. egg while and I 2 cup o f Ihe bread crumbs and process again, just until combined Measure out a Is ml I 4 cup salmon mixture for each latke jnd form into J inch pal lies Spread remaining cup of bread t 4 cups cauliflower florets (about 1 large head) 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1/2 cup all-purpose floor 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander 1 taM eepoon active dry ye eel 2 cupe lukew arm water 1 teeepoon plus 1 cup auger 3 cupe unbteiecheEm purpoee flour pinch of t a ll 1-1/2 t ib i ii p o o f li i n l n o f ft nnol seeds O R 2 tablespoon s ouzo. D issolve Ihe yeast in the warm water mixed with I teaspoon of the sugar. Set aside to proof labnut to min utesi The yeast is ready when it is bubbly Set aside Mix Ihe flour, U2 cup of the sugar, the salt and anise nr fennel seeds (if using! in a mixing bowl Add the egg. yeast mixture and liqueur lif using) and knead into a dough for about 10 minutes Roll into a ball, place in an oiled mixing bowl and cover with a damp doth. Set aside in a draft free place isuch as an unlit ovem to rise until double in bulk <about 1*1/2 hours) While the dough is rising, prepare the syrup Dissolve the honey and re­ maining I '2 cup sugar In the cold water in a saucepan. Bring lo a boil and cook until thick enough to coat the back of a spoon Keep the syrup warm over very low heat while you make Ihe fritters After the dough has risen, punch it down and knead it again Pour oil into a wok or deep skillet to a depth of 2 inches, or into a deep-fryer to a depth of 3 inches, and heat it to just before smoking Take l heaping teaspoonful of the dough and roll it into a ball. (Tare it in the sizzling oil. Repeat, frying a few of the fritters at a time Do not crowd the fritters as they cook They will puff up until about double in size Turn once dunng frying They are done when golden brown Drain on paper towels To serve: Pul 2 or 3 un a plate, ladle a little bit of warm syrup on them and sprinkle with sesame seeds Note If you don't like the licorice Davor of anise or fennel, substitute any of the following flavors for the seeds: ground cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, mace or cardamom. If you prefer to use a liqueur and don't like the licorice Davor of Pernod, ouzo or anisette, sub stitute Amarctto. Frangelico, kirsch, triple sec or Curacao Yield: 23 to 30 bumuelos — Recipe from “ The Sephardic Kitchen." by Uabhi Robert Sternberg ittarperCotuns. IWHU - IMS NKWSBW’KH KNTKftmSK .ISSN U M CINEM A10 A BUGS LIFE (O) 1:10 4 00 7 00 8 30 Mother’s constant carping drains daughter of her love D EAR ABBY: I love my mother and she says th e loves me, but she can be quite difficult. A visit seldom [oes by without her gettin g in at east a few hurtftil Zingers There's alw ays som ething about me that doesn't suit her. She says tactless things she would never dream o f saying to anyone else Teleph on e con versation s don't include com ­ ments about my weight and appear­ ance, because, thank goodness, she can't see me. However, she fills the space with advice and lectures. Visits with M other drain me It often takes several days for me to g e t o v e r b e in g d e p re s s e d and cranky. M y solution is to avoid her. M other wants me to visit more { ADVICI ABIGAIL VAN BUREN to have to protect m yself from my own mother Abby, please tell parents that if they yearn for the company o f their adult children to do th eir part to make the visits mutually pleasant S et aside p aren tal in stin cts and treat your offspring with the leaped and cou rtesy due th e a d u lt that I your child has become. often. I would like to accommodate her, and I go as frequently as my bruised psyche can tolerate, and that's it. I prefer the company o f friends who accept and appreciate me just as I am It breaks my heart DEAR BRUISED: Your prob­ lem w on ’t be reso lved until you’re strong enough to con­ front your mother and tell her how her criticism has made you feel. Do not approach her in anger. 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EMOTIONALLY BRUISED W E D N E S D A Y PR IM E TIM E o list of the comments that hurt you, and tell her how they make you feel. Rehearse what you're going to say until you feel com­ fortable with U. Then tell her plainly how you expect to he treated In the future. K liE T READYforCHRISTM^ Find all your local sales In the Seminole Herald ! BABE: PIQ IN THE CITY (Q) ____________1 40 4 40___________ t STILL KNOW WHAT YOU (NO LAST SUMKft (R) ___________ M 0 1010___________ JERRY SPRINGER: RINGMASTER IR) 1 20 4 40 7 40 1000 MEET JOE IUCK (PG-13) t 00 4 30 8 00 JACK FROST (PG) t 104 10 7 20940 RUGRATS: THE MOVIE (G) 1 204 10710930 PSYCHO (B) 1 20 4 20 7 401010 ENEMY OF IHE STATE |R) 1 00 4 00 7 00 9M THE WATERS0T (PG-13) 1 30 4 30 7 30 10 00 ilfifl TREK INSURRECTION (PG) 1 30 4 20 7 30 9 40 • o iN o u s ho passes ho super savlrs �% 4 0 ■S*rT*note Hefa'd Sanford Florida •Wednesday. December 9. 1996 13— H Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO S T -E T IJ CA DIVISION 14-IN NATiONSBXNC MORTGAGE COB»ORA*ION F.KJA NCNB mortgage corporation . •*i**ntini»i. Vs JOSE O MARTINS2. JR.. 41 Defendant)*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Fotacloaura Sals dxt*d November 20. ISSS. and antaiad «i Casa NO 97-2713CA of th* Circuit Court of th* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit «n •ind tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION T- It/A NCNB MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION ts tfia Plaintiff and JOSE 0 MARTINE2. JR THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOSE 0 Ma r t i n e z . j « s v c o n d o ­ m in iu m ASSOCIATION. INC TENANT « l TENANT ara ih* Defendant*. I oil! aall lo tfia highest and baat blddar lor t t t li at th# antianca ol th# SEMINOLE County Courthouse it *t 00 a m . on tfia day of December 22. I t f l tha loilow>N) described pioparly aa sal lofth In ssmI F.ny| Judgment UNIT F. BUILDING T OF SUM­ MIT VILLAGE UNIT II. A CON­ DOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CON­ DOMINIUM THEREOF AS RECORDED IN O R BOOK IS Jt. PAGE IA2S AND ANY AMENDMENTS THERETO, SEMINOLE-COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVID­ ED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEM ENT! APPURTENANT THERETO WITNESS MY h a n d ana lha saal o* tm* Court on NOVEM­ BER 21.IM S Maryann# Mors# ClarS Of tho Circuit Court By Jano E c Deputy Clark Echevarria, McCaila. Raymer. Darren E Trappier Post CHice Bos 3410 T*mo*. FL 33601 FSTI23S34 it you ar4 a parson with a dieabitity who needs accommoda­ tion m order to oarticipato m this proceeding, you ara enti­ tled at no coal to you. tor tha provieion certain assistance P'aata contact Court Administration at 301 N. Park Aranua. Sanford. FL 32771, telephone number (407| 3234330. within 2 working days of your receipt ol this document: it hearing impaired. (TDD) 1-80Q955-6771 Published December 2, 0. IM S, OEX-S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIG H TEEN TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IN ANO FOR StM IROLB COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. 66-191 CA14-A ; « A O t M A N H A TTA N n a O ttlO A Q S U l k r O l U U K J H Pleint.lt vs ROBERT L MCCOMBS. KIMOERLY O MCCOMBS, rus wile, amt , AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURI B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant ts a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated October 30. 'M S . and entered in Cete No 191 CAI4 A. ol the Circuit Court at the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida wherein CHASE MANHATTAN M ORT­ GAGE CORPORATION ie Plaintiff and ROBERT L. MCCOMBS. el e l. era Defendants. I will sail to tha highest and bast bidder lor cash in lha West front door ol the Courthouao. in Sanford, SEMINOLE County, Florida, at 11.00 a m. o clock on lit# 22 day ol December 1M I, lha fol­ lowing described property at sat forth in said Final Judgment .to wit: LOT 114, TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION VI. ACCORDING TO THE plat th er e o f as r e c o r d ed IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES SO­ TS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA; 4/k/a 23 M Ekano Drive, Oviedo. Flor-da 32T6S DATED Ihta 23 day ol November. IM S MARYANNC MORSE As Clerk of said Court By Jano E Jasewtc Aa Deputy Clerk Faber S Qitnti, P A Suite 300 'S70 Medruga Avenue Coral Gables. Florida 13I4S 13051 662 4110 Persona with a disability who need a special accommodation •o participate in thie proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al Seminole County Ceuitnouae, 301 N Park Avenue. Suita N301, Sanford. I tunda 32771, al least live days prior lo tha proceeding. Telephone (40 Pf 323-4330 4it. 4227 I 600 933-6771 <T00) or I 600 933 0770 (V) via Florrda Relay Service * Publish. Dec amber 2. 6, 1996 OCX « IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATS OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE HO 9B -t2 9 S -C A -!4 .W a s s o c ia t e s h o m e e q u it y SERVICES. INC . f/kJe FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC . Plaintiff. vs. MICHAEL S ROBERSON: JANE DOE ROBERSON. THE UNKNOWN WIFE OF MICHAEL 9 ROBERSON. GRACE R ROBERSON. JOHN DOE ROBERSON. TMF UNKNOWN HUSBA-tD OF GRACE R ROBERSON; IF LIVINO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f SAIO OFFENDANT(S). IF REMARRIED. ANO if DECEASEO. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS, LIENORS. ANU TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST Legal Notices Legal Notices T h e NAMED OfFENOANTlSI. t h e u n i t e d s t a t e s OF AMERICA. JOHN DOE, UNKNOWN TENANT. JANE DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT, DafandAnt(t). NOTICE OE SALE Notice it hereby given that, pursuant Final Summary Judgment oT Foreclosure entered m the above-styled cause, m the Circuit Court of Tstjpnoie County. Florida. I will ten in# property aituata in Seminole County. Florida, deecrbed as LOT S. THE HIGHLANDS, SECT ’ON F iv e . ACCORDING TO th e p lat th er eo f as REC0R0ED IN PLAT BOOK It . PAGE 43, OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A.KJA 701 ABERDEEN LANE. WINTER SPRINQS. FLORIDA 3270E. at public aaio. to mo tugboat m d boat bidder, lor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA, at It 00 A M . on tho 12nd day of CECEMBER. 1MBMARYANNC MORSE CLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT BY Jana E. Jaeewic Deputy Clark Law Office* of Demel C. Coneuogra S*01 North Armenia Avenue Tampa FL 33604-1041 Attorney a lot Ftemtrff Pubtreti December 2. f . IM S OCX-10 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I EIQ H TIE N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR tIM IN O L C COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 07-01113 DIVISION CA-14-P MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY SUCCESSOR BY MERCER TO METMOR FINANCIAL. INC . Plain until, vs FRANC INI T BROCK, at al. Defender Gal AMSNDSO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant ts a Fetal Judgment of Mortgage Fo'eclosure dated November 23, 1S9S. and entered In Caa* NO 97-01112 el the Circuit Court of the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit m and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wharam MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO METMOR FINAN­ CIAL. INC » tha Plaintiff and FRANCINE T BROCK. SANFORD PLACE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . 0ARRELL E BROCK. TENANT cl N/K/A ERNEST ST LAURENT ara tha Oefendarte. I will sell to tha highest and baat bidder tor cash at tha Wist front do«f ol tho Sammol* County Courtnouee. Sanford. Florida at 11:00 a m , on tho 11th day of DECEMBER, I99S. the following deathbed property aa set forth m said Final Judgment: LOT 10E. SANFORO PLACE. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN THE PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 3333. PUBLIC RCCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. WITNESS MY HAND and the M il of this Court on NOVEM­ BER 33. 1991 (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Ciprh ot th* Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Raymer, Barrett t Frpppiar Peat Office Boa 34to Tamp*. FL 33401 FS7032S4S If you ara a parson with * dieability who needs accommoda­ tion m ordai to participate in thia proceeding, you ora anti. Had at no cost to you. for the provision of certain aasiatanc* Flea •# contact Court Administration at 301 N. Park Avenua. Sanford. Florida 32771, telephone number (407) 1214330, within 3 working day* el your rocoipt ot thia document; If hearing impaired. (TDDI 1-60095S-1771. Publith: December 3. 9, IM S OCX-TS Legal Notices IN TH I CIRCUIT COUWT OF THE EtOHTEIim*, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. *7-1313 CA DIVISION 14k BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA N A. AS TRUSTEE 0 ' VENDEE MORTGAGE TRUST 1999-t. Piawlitts, vt. VALIANT N CUMMINGS INDIVIDUALLY ANO AS TRUSTEE OF THE CUMMINGS FAMILY TRUST DATEO NOVEMBER 33. 1993. at at. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF FORECLOBUEE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment Of toreclesur* dated November 20. 1994. end entered « Caa* NO 97-111S CA of th* Circuit Court of th* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wherein BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OP CALIFORNIA. N A , A t TRUSTEE OF VENDEE MORT­ GAGE TRUST 1999-t. I* Hie Plaintiff end VALIANT N CUM ­ MINGS INDIVIDUALLY AND AS T R U S T !! OF THE CUUMtSSOS FAMILY TRUST DATEO NOVEM­ BER 23. 1991. CINOI 0 CUM­ MINGS INDIVIDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE OF THE CUMMINGS FAMILY TRUST DATEO NOVEM­ BER 13. 1993. THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARY OF THE CUMMINOt FAMILY TRUST DATED NOVEMBER 23. 1991 are th* Defendant*. I wiM sett to The highest and bsst bidder tee cash at the West front deor i t the Bern male County Ceurvteuoe. Banfprd. Provide M 11:00 *.m„ on th# 12nd day of DECEMBER. 1999, the lasowing IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO.tBT-EBB-CA-14-W CHEMICAL BANK, N X fWkJa CHASE MANHATTAN BANK UEA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, Y«, DANNY E. HUPP, TAMMIS M. HUPF. AMERICAN GENERAL In paid Final Judgment: h o m e e q u i t y . INC. and LOT 24. AlAFAYA WOOOfl. KANE t ASSOCIATES. PHASE 1. UNIT *B* ACCORD­ Defendant! ING TO THE PLAT THIR IO P AB NOTICE OF BALE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 21, Notice ie hereby given pur­ PAOEI IS THROUGH IS. IN suant to a Final Summary T H I PUBLIC RICOROS OP Judgment dated NOVEMBER ■IM IN O Ll COUNTY, FLORIDA. 20. 1961. entered in Ctee No.: a/k/a: 1044 ABELL CIRCLE, 9T-«09-CA-l4-W . ol tho Circuit OVIEDO FL 327IS Court of the Eighteenth Judicial WITNESS MY KANO and the Circuit, in end Tor Seminole seal *1 thia Court on NOVEM­ County. Florida, wherein BER 20. 1999. DANNY C. h u f f . TAMMII M. (« A L ) HUFF. AMERICAN GENERAL HONORABLE HOME EQUITY, INC. and KANE SEYMOUR BENSON S ASSOCIATES. are the Clark of Hie Circuit Court Defendant!, that l will call to By: Jano I . Jaeewic the mgheet and boat bidder tor Deputy Clerk caah. at the West Front Door, Echevarria. McCaNa, Raymar, Sammol# County Courthouao. Barrett • Steepler 301 N Park Avenue, Sanford. Post Office Sea 3410 FL 32772-OS99, on DECEMBER Tampa. FL 33E41-3410 22. I N I at 11 00 A M J tho fol­ IN TNB CIRCUIT CO URT lowing described real property NOTICE OF TNB SIOHTSSNTM aa sat forth in tha Final JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Judgement: The North 1/2 ot 01 BASIL I T U B A C T DP 11 OB FLORIDA Lot 2), Longwood Hills, accord­ M AND FOR ing to tha plat thereof is Me. BS-ST SSMIROLB COUNTY recorded in Plat Book S. Pages Person* with a disability who CIVIL ACTION 1$ and IS. Public Records of need a special ac commadel ion CAPS NO. S T-SSS-C A - 14-K Seminole County. Florida. to participate m true proceeding UNITED STATES OF Dated ttiie day of NOVEMBER AMERICA, acting through should contact ADA 20. 1991. the United State* Coordinator si 301 N. Park MARYANNE MORSE Department of Avenue. Burt* N. 301, Sanford. Clark ol tho Circuit Court Agriculture, Florida 32771 at leeet he* (91 By: Jana E. Jaeewic Rural Development, day* prior to me proceeding Aa Deputy Clark t/k/a Farmer* Horn* Telephone (407) 321-4330 l i t . ROGER A. KELLY, ot ►•14 S Short. PA. asst: i -aoo-oas-trTi (tooi. mi Ptamtitt, 200 Weal Canton Avenue, 1-100-969-S770 (V). via Florida v*. Suita 410 Rally 34<vie* CLAUDE J. LINOARD, PO. Boa 3201 Publish: December 3. 9, 1996 a single man; Winter Park. FI 32790 DEI-11 THORP CONSUMER (407) 447-7643 DISCOUNT COMPANY, Attorney! lor Plaintiff a dissolved Pennsylvania Florida Bar No: 264297 corporation, autnortted It you ora a person with a diato do business in the abiiity who naada any accom­ State of Florida: modation in order to participate SIMINOLC COUNTY. tn thia proceeding, you are enti­ IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA, a political tled ot no cost to you to the OF TNB H T H JUDICIAL subdivision ot the provision ot certain aeeistance. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR State ot Florida; Piaata contact Court SIMIMOLB COUNTY, HOUSEHOLO Ad m.m at ration al the Sam mo la FLORIDA FINANCE CORPORATION, County Coufinouie. Sanford successor to Florida, telephone number JURISDICTION DtVtSCON AETNA FINANCE (407) 333-4330. aitanavon 43S1, CABS NOi S B -E IB lC A tS B COMPANY, d/b/a ITT •'thin two (2) working day* ol AURORA LOAN SERVICES. FINANCIAL (ER V IC IS; your receipt ol thie notice; It INC. and FORD MOTOR you are hearing impaired, call PLAINTIFF CREDIT COMPANY, 1-600 969-6771; It you ara 1 a Delaware corporation, VS. vole* impaired, call 1-SOO-SSSJOHN P. MA6LUK. ST AL authoniad to do 1770. DEFENDANT)!) business in tn* Pubiiaru December 2, 9, 1996 NOTICE OP ACTION Elat* ot Florid*. DEX-7 CONSTRUCTIVE SSRVWB Defendants TO : UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP AMENDED NOTICE JOHN P. MASLUK N/K/A IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF BALE DONNA MASLUK whose resi­ FOR BBMIHOLB COUNTY, NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN dence Is unknown H FLONIDA that pursuant to ■ Summary he/the/they be living; end It PROBATB DIVISION Final Judgmsnt sf Foreclosure he/ehe/they be dead, the CABS NO.BS-1004-CP entered on January I I , 1966, unknown defendant* who may IN R I: ESTATE OF and this Court • Order Setting be tpoueee, heirs, devisees, ROBERT D. LANE. 6/k/e Foreclosure Sal* entered grantee*, seeignee*. lienor*, ROBERT LANE. December 3, T IM , by tit* creditor*, trustee*, and all par­ DECEASED above entitled Court in the ti*# claiming an interest by. NOTICE TO CREDITORS above styled cause, th* under­ lanalllary edmlnlatratlea) through, under at against the signed Clerk ot Court or any ol TO ALL REASONS HAVINQ Defendant*, who ere net known hi* duty authortied deputies, CLAIMS OR OIMANOS will sell Uts property situated In AGAINST T H I ABOVI (STATE: tie* having or claiming to have Se'-Ilnoi* County. Florida, The ancillary admmiatrallen ol any right, title ar inter**! in tn* described sc: tha aetata of Robert D. Lana, property described in tn* mort­ From tha NW cornet of Let 13, a/k/a Robert Lana, deceased, gage being loroctokod herein. ALLENDALE, according to tho File Number 9S-t0O4CP, I* YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ptal thereof as recorded in Plat pending m the Circuit Court for that an action t# for*c lot* a Booh S, page 7 ot tha publte Sammol* County, Florida. mortgage an the tallowing records of Sammol* County, Frobat* Oivmon. tn* addraa* property: Florida, run last 90 ft. along ot which K P.O. Drawer C, 301 LOT 142, BLOCK B. LAKEth* North lute ol Lot 33 lor a North Fork Avenue, 4th Floor. WOOD AT THE CROESINaS Point ol Beginning, thence run Sanford. Florida 327T3-0SSS. UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO South 123.41 ft. to the North The nemo* and addreoaaa ot THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF Right ot Way of Lake Harney the ancillary personal rapraaanAvenue, thence East aiong said AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK tativ* and that personal repre­ 33. PAGES 49 THROUGH I I . IN Right of Way 79 04 ft., thane* sentative* attorney at* Sat THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF North 111.27 IV, thane* West forth below. ■EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 79.00 tt. to th* Point ol ALL IN T IR E S T ID PERSONS t o g e t h e r w it h a l l f ix ­ Beginning, being a part ol tho ARE NOTIFIED THAT: t u r e s NOW ANO HEREAFTER abandoned SAL Rail Read and All creditors ot tha decedent Bloch ■(*, at public outcry to ATTACHED TO OR USED IN and other persona having WITH THE tn* highest and baat bidder for CONNECTION claim* or demand* agamat PREMISES HEREIN OESCRIIEO ceth on January S, 1999. al decedents sstsla on whom a INCLUOINQ BUT NOT LIMITED 11:00 A M , at th* front steps of copy of tin* nolle* ia served TO THE FOLLOWING SPECIFIC tn* Sammol* County within Ihta* month* attar lha ITEMS: WALL TO WALL CAR­ Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, dal* of tha firat publication ol PET Subtact to ail ad valorem Iarea nut notice must fit* thou claims and aaaatamsnta for th* real he* b*an filed agamat you tnd with this Court WITHIN T H I you t it r*guir*d to **rvo a property described above. LATER OF THREE MONTHS copy ol your writlon dofansot. IN ACCORDANCE WITH T H I AFTER THE DATE OF T H I If any, to IT on DAVID J. STERN, AMERICANS WITH DISABILI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ESO. Plaintiff* attorney, who** TIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS addrstt la SOI S Umvaraity ABILITIES NEEDING A SPECIAL AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Drive 4300. Plantation, FL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE 31324 (no later than 39 dayi IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING ON THEM. from lha dal* of th* lust publi­ SHOULD CONTACT COURT Ail other creditors of the dece­ ADMINISTRATION AT 301 cation ol Hu* nolic* of action) dent and persons having daunt and Ml* th* original with th* NORTH PARK AVENUE. SAN­ or demand* against the estate clerk ot Ifua court minor before FORO. FLORIOA 32771 TELE­ el the decadent mutt hi* uiair service on Plaintiff* attorney or PHONE (407) 123-4330. EXT daunt with this Court WITHIN immediately thereafter; other­ THREE MONTHS AFTER THE wise a default will ba entered DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ ajaintt you for th* rwliwt 4227. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN TION OF THIS NOTICE. demanded in th* complaint or (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ ALL CLAIMS AND OEMANOS petition tiled herein. CEEDING. IF HEARING NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ WITNESS my hand and th* IMPAIRED. (TOO) 1-100-993ER BARRED **a) ot th.t Court at SEMINOLE ST7T, OR VOICE (V) 1 *00-993Th* dal* of tha fust publica­ County. Florida, thia 24th day ot S770, VIA FLORIOA RELAY tion ot this Notice is December NOVEMBER. 1*94. SERVICE. 2, 1996 (SEAL) OATEO ON December 3. 199S. Ancillary Personal MARYANNE MORSE MARYANNE MORSE Representative CLERK OF THE Clerk of Circuit Court RICHARD G LANE. Petitioner Post Office Drawer C CIRCUIT COURT Post Office Boa 62223J BY: Ruth King Sanford. FL 32772-0439 Oviedo. Florida 32762-2263 By, Jan* E- Jaaawic Osputy Clark Attorney for Ancillary Oapury Clark LAW OFFICES OF Peisonal Representative: Frederick J Murphy. OAVID J STERN ROBERT S GREEN ESQ. Jr., Eaciuire ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Florida Bar No 104367 Bosweil S Ounlsp LLP SOI S. UNIVERSITY ORIVE GURNEY S HAN01EY. PA Post Office Drawer 10 SUITE 900 * Suile 490 Bartow. FL 11631 PLANTATION, FL 13324 239 Eeat Robmton Street Attorneys tor Plaintiff * 94-3041 HALS) Pott Office Bo* 1273 Telephone 1941) 933-7117 Publish. December 2. 9, 1)91 Orlando. Florida 32602-1273 Fa*(941)333-7412 OEX-19 Publish Dec sm bar 2. 9, 1999 Publish December 9, 16. t994 OCX-17 OEX-74 ealth Seminole Herald & B eauty ■•PROVE FUNGUS TOENAILS A rt#w cream n available met actually Ml* th* tungu* mat mMet* 10*0*4* For further mtor motion and ordering Cad 4B7-22B-9302. 322-2611 T b M f t M f ro m O l f 2 < D S S I 19— C o m p u t e k /T V P.O. Box 1667 PL 32772 IH. French Are. 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Aeeamby A Ugh! Indueetat Ju r C a » Never s Feet HELP PetpeikRel ] 3141 *, . I t . , - ' M . A •■♦ ♦ ) 'III." i ttys * * *» i . 1 tys S' D 6 i mes If* Urn# to prepare for tho Holiday. S65 74— H AONSrALlEfi mAlNfES-Affordable price* ‘ Pervert**/#d varvea ‘QuMty work ’Oitt-tbubon m your local area tto draw vaatonai help from em­ ployee* who raid* clove by) T O P PAY For t ip cabmat makers E larrvnatorv 0 Uc req Drug Free ■tork Place Apply n person to I.C M.. 1*81 Kaetner Place. Port oI Santon) A taa resume to 407-321 -4494 TELEMARKETERS Full or pari bm* Top cilery bonus A com­ mission Smoking offtcp LongC M Oan Faulkner 717-9270 SHELTER ASST F/T Apply daffy 9-5 Human# Society 2900 CountyfHomeRd l 323-4494 LEARN NEW TRADE Crtal Opportunity with 4 large loco) Co Compabbv# Wages Qiset Banatitt Musi Meva Vend 0 L and POfrtrra Atbtud* Day S7U1 OT AvMabia CM Sandy or Petty (407)647*010 A-1 Tampa, Inc EOE / No Fee Appranbc* Earn S I300 • bo­ nuses to start No sspananca necessary, paid trip*. ispKl ad­ vancement 328 7255 AssaihBtotk. metal, tew opera­ tor. mamlanenc* Water Bonnet 380 AnchoY RdL Caaaatoarry. FL Workers: Large grsanhouk# need* veil-motivat­ ed assembly workers Plant Pular. Propping and Fhahmg L Design wta Ttsm Vsnad hours Apply rt parson. 1770 W Statp Rd AS, Sanford________________ BfoMfaat Server, Mouse keep­ ers, House Man A AM Dish Wsahsr: FT Apply Lake Mary Courtyard. 135 Internslionsi Parkway. IM S Mary 444-1000 CASHIERS Shop Sem inole Herald's C lassifieds Everyday! Wilt tram tor Toff collector* 24 openings tor 1to>«i* people F T 4 P/T Pd Trtitwig. vacation haa/rn. dental. HP mturancp Call 407-494-3449 Winter Garden Count*tor* Aid tor rtsdeniial adolescent drug 4 alcohol proam Entry ir>*i 4 axpad BA/ AP pralarrad llnlimited ad­ vancement FAX HR 407-3392129 ? Legal N otices IN THR C IR C U IT COURT O f VMS 1BTM JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AMO FOR BBMIHOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS NOt 9 7 -lf S4-DR-0S-P IN R I: Nam* Change Manual Antonio Mafia Farmer Husband. and Liea Ann Craft Former Wife. NOTtCB O f ACTION TO: M ANUIL ANTONIO MEJIA TOUR ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mat an action tor Name Change has bean hied against you and yeu era required to serve a copy at your written defense*, ff any, to M on Liao Ann Craft Petitioner, w h ose address Is 1199 Roundtable Orlvo, Casselberry, FLA 12707 on or. before DECEMBER 29.19SS. and lit* tho original with the cloth ot this court before ser­ vice on Petitioner or Immedi­ ately thereafter It you tail to do to. * default will be entered against you lor tho relief demanded in the petition. - WITNESS my hand end the seel al Hue Court on NOVEM­ BER 24. 1496. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clerk Approved tar use under rule 10-2.1(e) ol the rule* Regulating Th* Florid* Bar. Publith: Otcembtr 2, 9, 16. 23. 1999 DEX-1S ?? d.iys, _ pipy, MetpWentoQ Ade now) C M (407) 322-2911 S A*« for th* Ciaaatttod Dept Let your dtopiey* atari working toe you EARLY) f.inrmu y SPf UAL DISHWASHERS, COOKS. SSRVCRS "Cracker Barrel" 324-1020 200 Htckman Dr (14 and Hay *4)__________________ E A R N E X T R A IN CO M E 3200-5500 weekly mailing gill camlicaiat For more informa­ tion sand a ted addressed vumpad anvatopa to Just For Kd*. P O Bo> 0610 Mum. FL 33164________________________ ELECTRIC IANSrstid 4 comm TOP PAY. BENE­ FITS. 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AC 4 P*umbmg into cus torn buses' Carpenter* •Melii Stud Framers * Scaftokirvj Erectors * Ckmbers ‘ Dry Wall Hangers Musi Have Own Touts workers */ car* earn eilra 55 Apply Today! 53 S Semoran Blvd Orlando (407) 26t-4IM 1552 S French Ave . Santord (407) 323-4343 A/C 4 Refrigeration Tech. Mm 5 S experience Benefits 4 Drug re« 323 2990 rtM P O fW IY HELP V/A/ilEU Apply today al Sammoie Com munity Cortege Bookstore to be 6 temporary sale* aiaooaie 100 Wetdon Bfrd Santord 321 2021. Welder si FABS MIG/TIG Musi be abi# to reed btoa prints Mtg Co Good banal*s DFWP 299 1592 WINDOW SI RVICE TECH ‘Fuff bm# powbun ‘Exp pralarrad ‘ Full company banafttt Mon- Fn 7 30-4 30 apply Kmco 237 Power Cl Santord 323 7500 r, CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luld Campos Cwabrty C«n*r trytrioqianw are craffad tram bjolelim By lamuut ninnix M H W irv u rt lath New n aw cs#wr nands kv xncxrwt rwNyxokw Xwewwx •K W Y P R 0 K 0 K R H X S J V G a V B K W V F 0 C S 1 0 Y H S a t o . • P Z L Y O Z E Y ? FK S A T Z E Y Z O L F H I S B Z J Y C F C K Y Y G — ( L Z E F H F Z G ) I Z Q T F P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N “I’v b ool a g re jl repetloire with my player! “ — (Phillies mamtget) Danny O/arK �» Seminole Herald. Seniord. Florida ■Wednesday, December 9, 1998 JO B DONE! Buy 9fl— R entals Tree Sendee need* *tp*nenc*d equ-pmenl operators. COL d iv­ er daw truck open lor. Hud steei operator, mechanic. and jot) foreman Co* 321 1481 W M O U II good nrghOorhood One yr kmse requeed 321 2951 93— Rooms For Rent SANFCHO 3/2. OVA. spw plan, spacious, no pets >625/625 w a Pvopertiae OT-4729 Tra d e * Meaty remodeled 3/1. al apptt me W/D CHA, SSOO/mo »S00 SEC No pels 349-0329 E FF K X N C r Mad serv convendnl loealion 321 4900 to snare ml male n«e 2BFV2BA home ereasher. dryer MOO mo 302 S0« 1^596-4503 in private Steady employed, non smoker. $6V*k >50 deposit 6304216 Pvt 8am. caMe. ute inctd. Men pnvs MO 175/wk. |tS0 depose Cal 322 8643 Room For Merit: Female pretd |32Smo Alt utJeat and cable n d M prMeges 323 1399 9*>— A partments • U n f u r n is h e d a n PARK A V t 3 bedoom. ee. stove A (ng Large >423 7 S200 (top 323 2989 or 8904607 Apto For Rent to I Retitored MtStenaueen CA 1*25 IBRMSO Dekito IBP MOO Nicety redone, noterrvfcee, some peta Qwet fa­ ir «< my. retoonstole onty Paky London) Cal David. 644 9229 OeBery: 14 ar m kl try u h vt guret neighfrorhocd ctovj to shopp.rg 5 F'rmetitary school $8500 322 93-13 *v n^ssegr u tu x 157— M obim H omes For S ale PARK AVE. U O e K E PARK Homes $3 00010 $6 000 Del Up F rarcmg QUIET' 322-2M1 / T RI1TE* 181— A OANFORO 2/1 near Semmole MS, C H A W O Hook Up Crpt Sec a OK 323-4444 or 244 5513 DISHWASHER Kvmmom Gtml r-jmsten 150OBO 321 4540 107— M o b i l e H o m e s M ARIN ER'S VILLAGE lake ada * tem 1 bo« m M/otao srioaro ano up O C M V A AMRA 2/1 Available now, 1 monto rent 7 1 month tecurey CM 349-9237 ad ftO M LEA VLLAS HOOOKAT 407-330-6633 208 apt furnished qwet nenjn borhcod 323-7563 A M OV! M SFICIALI1 400 sq It 4 upl 1299 A MONTH ORce Storage 321 0120 or 333 2SS4 103— H ousesU 118—O ffice Sface For Rent n f u r n is h e d 98— R e n t a l s DELTONA 3828 2000sq It bnc* tiome 3 mmole* from new Deltona eut Fireplace ca/prat A garage ter poren, tenord back yard secunry system, an conditioned family A W.ng room M<e nevjnbomood X 7 V mo or wa sea at M9 900 Cal 323 Saw or page 525-4227 IfARNTODMVE TRACTOR M R S soarummiff. 12715/96 2ft w/ attic 15/SW/S Cute 1/1 $400 $400 3214757 "S TE H s n re e r RENTALS LAKE MART V t condo W p rage, fireplace, pool, gated comm MICE i 1109071M t SANFORD 1/1 wi'rtnmg h u m to porch 1100/000 NFORO in duple>. ml ter garbage. 4 lean mamt md Heat A aa 1340/100 PWtotetooel Office Space tor Oreef tor ingneerrg or archttecturai Mm. among omers Lo­ cated at Hidden Harbour Manna m tie Port oI Sanlord Appro 1*00 tq ft IISOQ/mo bate rent CM 322-1910 JUST R«MOOtLED-3 bt anew CHA. carpet, pami 4 many otnat putting teaturit Price re­ duced to 146,790 Owner grves ITOOmovmg aaowance 141— H omes For S ail R IA L ESTATE, MC. W t N M O N O UM O TO RENT 322-7484 i l l i l til l ( ' A ni\' !< 15 Day C D L T fila lu * Day I WaekMd C t is u t F iM K lA l AotEtailM Canton Htrtog Oil Sito Truck Driver s institute 800-554-7364 104 Oata Cl. beautiful 1999 sq N California style 2 story pod. tennis el amenities >129.000 ' h r l Ave Vllle* 2BH2B4 Townhouse condo >42.000 motivated l Story Colonial: 90S Cota tna Dr 4BR mi huge wooded tot M up bam. had bam down Priced to sod at >106K' 121-9095 ’Ire 141— H om es Fo r S a t story 4/1 fP porch 10*. rtwn w/i'nance >79K 3226607 Mellon nil*: 42 Fam Rm Fr* Pi >120K Dot, Jemigon Prrp 323 3165 LAKE MARY 5.3 1/2 fenced comer me* nrwjhtorhriod Aska 192,000 NFORO HISTORICAL area 4 I 'reptece, dm rm, surporch freshly parted in/Oul fenced corner lot Asamg >78 000 tes J m t« . GE REFRIGERATOR 20 6 Cu t| #hrfi* ro host lre#/#r over try) <e maker $400 320 7033 MATTRESS SALE • Fu" v / r used tvn ser rgs A m.ittress $65 OO Larry s Mad 122 4132 I W — I’ l IS & S u n n s Kitten* tor tale 510 each Ha.e them spayed or centered 8 get 525 rebate 349 5497 215— B o a t s i t A f t ESSOKIIS Al F flit [I A HI I HflMt S VI U lU R t 1 P H IriM H lII S •a ftOOOQ I M W I >/4 1*1 153— A c r e ag e L o t F o r S ale LAKE FRONT LOT Beiam Lake Loch Arbor pnvato 90.300 $65 000 LAKEFRONT LOT Stone Is land. Lake Monro* 199 OCO VACANT LOT loth Arbor $28 000. to. prrv wooded LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded $25 000 BAY AVE- Sanford tot near park-512 000 321-S06S RENOVATED Lko nee 32 over 1/4 ac. comar tot 159.100 MdfT CORO. Lm . Fam. Wrtshp icr pen gw >59.500 LAKE MANY 4/2. Lrv Dm Fam 2C Oar Fenced. >109 900 1/2.8 Renovated, kv. dm F M M l 2-car gar >94.900 35 D in FOR SAIF • Sol'd Mehogeny Dining Room Set 50 y*» bkl good cond Triple D,ester ml Mirror 9 Night Stand toM wood pecan color Sleeper Sole > Love Se»l '.u> hr# 904-789-1023 4, •' I f t - f I r i rc h h o ff *^£psoclates AIR BOAT to, u ie $2500 ODO Wn fat vrMiil c,i» lx fmeii 222 arac . e S a if s A YARO SALE is the perfect eoy to do that ind the Semrnokr HmnU can beeg per pie to your door Advettise yoi* sale in me Semmoi* Herald lor only $51. ime and ealch the iems leave *hde the money comes m Cl* by Noon on Tuesday and * ir 5 kne ad can run tor thri-e d.r»s in me Herald tor OMLV *9.I8'1 A4 *e ask rs that you prepay Ihe ad Ca* us #e can help" (407) 322-2611 B uy $$REWARD FOR OLD FISRING TACKLE, ok) lutes tackle bo* es reels old duck decoys huntmg antiques etc Pay up to I t 000 I pay m-ve then anyone 6 will pay $13 00 j-js ! to see your 0*0 tackle 941-859-3530 Alum. Can* Cop, ar / B ra n Kokomo fl«cycling 121-0004 911 W Firtl-MrF 8-5. 541.9-1 «v» « i r r , ,.™] female calve*, weaned Can 128 9862 OELTONA 10 acres Idea' lor mobile nomes.1*. horses, cam*, (arming or nursery' Zoned ogri cultural S190OACnE Sm down ■ owner finance 904-7871772 Of 904 747 443) lo d k s C o in ill (407) 716-TAUC* [ c r e d it C a rd B lllln c - 1 -a O O -C IT Y -F U N T A L Shop Seminole Herald s Classifieds Everyday 1 * ^ M NOW AVAILABLE K| 1377 Sq. Ft. " Office / Warehouse NEEDA CAREER? 7*03 NOBT, Suit* 3 WE NEED A TOWWTCH PERSON! WE SHOULD GET TOGETHER! W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves people! W E O FFER : • S A L A R Y P L U S C O M M IS S IO N + IN C E N T IV E S • F U L L B E N E F IT S IN C L U D IN G - M E D IC A L , D E N T A L , L IF E & 401K. • I* W E E K S PAID V A C A T IO N P E R YR . •A G R EA T A TM O SP H ER E W H ER E YO U C A N E A R N A G R E A T IN C O M E ! O r la n d o . F L 3 2 8 1 0 -2 6 4 2 C a ll L a n d lo rd A l: ( 407) £ 639-3450 IMOW HIRING FREIGHT LOADERS Call Kellie t o d a y t o se t u p an in te rvie w . 322-8611 Seminole Herald 1 M C T , a foliage transportation com ­ pany, in Sanford offers permanent full-time positions. Excellent pay, good benefits, paid vacations/holidays, and bonus. Day and Night Hours. D R U G T E S T R E Q U IR E D . A p p ly in person: 2901 W. A irp ort B lvd., Sanford 221—C.lhhi T hings Eat HAfTvfcyr* )m%y 224 m to B O B S PEANUTS fijun ffe%H \fTkkjfc«»i.l 1 Ce*#ry Ay« Sklfifotd 223— M is iit I A M O U S ARVIN ELECTRIC RADIANT HEATER 1120 walls tan forced heat- auto thermo control safety tp over switch operating kght Seldom uv*d 520 00 1407)323 2411 CALIFORNIA CRAFTMATIC BEOS Knq v/e 12 twmt) 51000 0 6 0 123-8593 SEMINOLE COUNTY LIQUOR LICENSE tor Sa'e 407 438 7168 Ca'I between 5- 10pm 50 X50 arc 229— A l c Hons AUCTION SafufcJjy. Dec 17in STIFFENS AUCTION 231—C ars For S ale 90 Lincoln Town Cor >-ke new to-Kled I05K m i. but 39K are rd m.ies 54900 (407)330 6171 87 BUICK CENTURY 4 drctjkl a.r runs took* good 5'995 349-5033 235— T K L H U U L .* » W V A N t . F u r Sale Mufiwatrw F«rm« 1461 C m y Ayi» S.tnf'ard IM 5 Ford FISO: Lrptorer gtvd MM, on* owner, 51895. OLIO 407 323 2370. alter .PM Guardian 1Commerce Center M TA H . SHOWROOM WITH W AHIHOUSI AMO OFFICE. WILL DIVIDE. PRIME 441 LOCATIOM WITH EASY ACCESS NOftTH A SOUTH 7803 NOBT. Suit* 3 Orlandos FL 32810-2662 C a ll Lan dlord A l: ( 407) 2 5 2 -A tC O L N T IN G OOOKK FFPirrti,1ACCOUNTING A INCOME TAX lor rdv and Accounting Suiu t«r»P 'u-» Inc 407 328 1d(X) ' Sj * The Seminole Herald is looking for 2 phone pro's to work part time in our circu­ lation department. Hours are ideal for high school students or anyone who has some spare time and wants to earn extra cash fo r the holidays. Call Melinda at 122-2611 Seminole Herald Tube Tec, Inc. 301 Brown Avenue Sanford, fl 21771 S anford Area M anufacturer has the following openings: General Laborers (starting @ S7.00 hr) No previous experience required. ADVANCE TECTONICS Additions Homes Aridtri-nt Commercial Local Builder since 1961 3219484 CGC00I888 Retired Carpenter looking tor v ru l icbs V/erl over 40 year* ol eipetienc* 321-0391 Experience in T IG . certification a plus Machinists Production work. Experience witn lathe, milling, and drilling. All applicants must be able to handle 50-75 lbs. Attractive Benefit Package C A LL (407) 323-0940 Or Fax (407) 322-1060 C tN IE H S CHILD CARE 24 hr*.7 U )V R « Meiff inci Ov<wni<|h!5 i imports OK $55/ Wh 324 s m 275-Oriwau ORVWALL'STUCCO Rep-ws Wad 6 CeWng tortures M.llcnetl Popcorn 322 8338 r a il e r s Fo r S ale 21 FT TRAVEL TRAILER rod top a c renovation begun nol completed >1500 as is or 13C0C completed tngo'iable 302 9057 D O N 'T W O N D E R H O W T O G E T RID O F TH A T OLD CAR! L E T US SELL IT FOR YOU!! The 5*m inob Hmrtkt Ctasstleds are the qurclesl and most inerpensive way to sell you' car' Run your three ivo ad tor 10 days and pay onty 521 QC' Even Detter it you s*N it sooner (whth we KlrOW you wrU) you can stop your od and onty pay tor the number ol days 4 OCtoity ran' Mi.rl a Deal" Call today and watch Ihe Herald Classi­ fied* work for youff (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 WANTED CARS, TRUCKS & VANS ^ 639-3450 276-Elecirkai NEED AN ELECTRICIAN" CALL DICK * ELECTRIC 407-121-8733 Lie. ER0002128/Ov*f 35 Yr*. HOME IMPROVEMENT SVS Fans, catonel hardware shelves, lights Drywa'l repa-r NO X3B TOO SMALL 321 5810 279*Hauling CONSTRUCTION cleanup e«t |unk removed tawn cate anytime 407-35-9-1641 or 407 365 0781 HAULING Dean ups pressure dean - lawncaru TOTAL PREP 407 302-7718 Lrctns Rental property garage shed clean ups appliances trash brush 407-584 2858 or pgr 407 819 0217 280- Home 2hH C l l l l l ) C k K F Weldera 243— T 302-5734 263-CARPEStRY CARPENTER. All Home iep.ws. pan11 eg 5 ceramic Me Richard Grose 321 5972 CASH l » PAID' Fot Junk Cat\ Truclis & Miv:* ntiF» AVFncAffrAur'HA m i w Any year make or model Will pay top doMar' Call Geoff Bedina 278-Handi M an 233-Amiiiioss Sl RlMOOtllNG 238—Vl H IC LES WANT! 11 cover L.ke new 5'0K 407 8314441 or 407 322 6086 i NrlYr-ii OfAnf|»*% f^«1 r)r.kf^fryif SANFORD TARO SALE Sal Dec 12 8 5 Good slutt' An nguei kitchen 8 Chnstmai rterrs clothes new shoes TV mrcrowave phones drahin( table kids 'Jesk A more* 611 Santa St (1 block S ol 25m S t) TARO SALE Fn A Sal 9 5 TARO SALE Lots ol 'HIS' flul 2524 Me'lofi.rie Ave A knle brt some HERS' 1120 Summerkn Ave Dec 18 19 7AM 1PM 'J rrerything' Portable Building io MOVING SALE - Ca» anyhme this neek or Come Sunrlry 10 3 219 Bradshaw Or Fum house held items re# gus dgrer ease 122 8500 TH U R S D A Y O N L Y , / 1 544; Orange C M , Sant lots ol slutt* 1rust tlyie steel Irame tabre 215— W a n t e d 217— G a r a f .f S a i i s W A N T T O G E T R ID O F A LL THAT STUFF? | 0/td» (407) I W iid t A t f W /*" | Guardian iCommerce Center , u rotunA' JIM DOYLE ( 407) 322-2405 & ppii a m is F l r m u j k i ( o r S a if p a r tm en ts F u r n is h e d • • • • 217— G Fo r R ent 323-4670 97— A U1-47*4 I DOWTL-WHY RC NT? When you can own itwa 3 bdrm home ml CH A . new pemt a car­ pel.? Aak about HUD homes! Ttie HMIaian Group, Inc. ------- 3214331 105— D • H ire OAKRIDGE FARMS OM -fn Deflwwi 10 40*1 v»Ml tor h o w s fit ratlin farm Moot* home m rvirr.—.itr Zoom! ago $44 900 F r o i g . ,J a vn down payfrumt (904) 787 8300 3n 9. lam rm. fp. porch. CFVA |90Q/mo 407 9425222.904-7804902 DCLTdNA 2/1Lrv. an. carport FURNISHED ROOMS-Al uMs mcl laundry, prune, and M use MS (90 a week 124 4955 Rent * 153—Ac rfac.e Lor For Sur K I T *N' t'A R I.Y I.F . 00 by t u rn N rijjh t 103— HousesU nfurnished 71— H itr W anted S e ll - Improvements CHARLES O (Dan) MILLER B'lOrtor CBC057285 Rev Comm , renxidet, adiStions repa" MC VISA 107-320-1741 DAVID KEV CONSTRUCTION Ne wrH* mode 11ngdlepav re I k ' COCOS 79J6 320-7702 HANDYMAN P i-ni">g con. rare dry wail remodel,ng renova buns Ca l 282 7069 285-L a n d s c a p i n g LARKINS LANDSCAPING A IR­ RIGATION We install sod. img sys A repair shrubs mulches. Crick pavers stump grind, mdvp rock A desgri and ter fountains I w-n sod 'ree cl any pests and tun gut for est ca# 523 6317 or 414 7333____________________ 287-Lawn Sirvices GREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES- COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 323-0919 LAWNS.LOTS MOWEO Dean ups A under brushing 77yrs eip 0 322-28TT.N 322 9197 300I’ resslre C leaning DON RITE Res/Ccmm Free est. lic ln t Major credit cards accepted. 121-4122 301- Ruoiing YATES HOOFING since 1978 Church A Sr. Disc 3rd. Gen Lie. »RC0022890 122 1449 312— Tree Sirmce DON P1CKREN TREE SVC Tme stump remgvat Free est l censed. Insured 128- 7342 SIMPSON S Prol hr- Svc 20 yrs erp 24 nr storm damage Servpr drsccunl Tulal tree care Free estimates Bucket buck available Colt 127 4 736 Advertise your business every day in the NEW Seminole Herald for under $35.00 a month. Call the Classified Department today to find out how !! (407) 322-2611. �r w . 6 B •Semmole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday December 9. 1998 byChic Voung DLONOIE HOW OLD S HE'S SIX ) B G H T MOW v BUT WE'LL BE 5EVSM IN TWO MONTHS v W0 y?U S\ { ip oua 5 5 3 3 5 5 w il l 't m What is meant by dumping syndrome? DEAR 1)11 (iO T T What is (lumping syndrome'’ DKAK READER This is a n.mpli calion of stomach surgery After part of the stomach has been removed and PETER the patient eats, the gastric contents O O T T . M .D . empty too quickly into the small intes tine The “ dumping" causes sweating, nausea, w eakness and d irtin e s s Although the condition is permanent, the symptoms can be lessened or pre vented if the patient's diet is limited to small, frequent meals of high protein, or she chose not to change yau to high calorie foods DEAR DR. GOTT: You mentioned another medication that many women over 50 are embar To give you related information. I ra ised when their lipstick “ bleeds" into the w rinkles around lips. I'v e • found a solution that I'd like to share with your readers 32 Bril. Navy abbr. ACROSS 33 Actor Brynnar Apply m oisturizing cream on the 34 Layaro lips as well as the face, then put the 37 Muslim prayar powder on with a brush Powder the , 0 2 . lips, too Apply Chap Stick to the lips, 40 French mother followed by lipstick This will prevent 13 tntha 41 Actor Silver preceding 43 Hog food the lip stick from seepin g into the 48 Rage wrinkles 14 Houston team DEAR READ ER OK; I don t have 13 Lodger 471 any experience with this approach but 13 Censures 17 Place for am simply passing it along as a possi 4 . SzStor t. O O T T §19 by Mor! Walker BEETLE BAILEY by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER DO TO U RKVC iO , U 6 T Y € * f c , l D1WT UNWRAP YOUC MOUDM FHL OtF TS THEY WsVL THftiUMM’ftGWINCs OH r eU rlH O NAD. FlN ltX LLD •* lUZl ble antidote to a common problem DEAR DR (IOTT. When I am very tired or nervous. I frequently develop red blotches on my neck What causes this? Is there any treatment for It? D E AR R E A D E R Stress induced red blotches are caused by a sudden dilation of the blood vessels in the skin The reaction is produced by ner vous im pulses that bom bard the skin s capillaries; it is analogous to blushing T h ere is no cure and the condition is entirely harmless DEAR DR (JOTT I take I’mpulsid for nighttim e heartburn Now I've been told that the drug is dangerous Is this a rumor ’ DEAH R E A D E R I m afraid not Because of reports linking Propulsid to serious adverse reactions, includ ing heart rhythm disturbances and death, the’ Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about p rop er use of the m edicine I’ropulsid should not be prescribed for patients with congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary dis­ ease. advanced cancer, disorders of mineral balance, or dehydration In addition, the drug must be admmis tc re d cau tiou sly to people taking antibiotics, antidepressants, antifun 31 Legislative body suffla _ 34 Conclusion 30 Actress Hagen 33 Highest points 31 Singer Adems 54 Live . ____ a « a a ___ 33 Capuchin 9r nvpW QW IS Comparative ai 34 Quarry 33 Atlantic Itoh 37 Prickly herb 21 Pool-player’s i DOWN t 3 3 4 31 Singing Sudden onrush — of London Kind off Actress am sending you a copy of my Health R ep ort “ U n derstan din g H eart Disease ." Other readers who would like a copy should send 12 00 plus a long, self addressed, stamped enve­ lope to PO B o * 2017. M u rray Hill Station. New York. NY 10158 Be sure to mention the title. You con writ# to Dr. Gott at P.O. Box 2017. Murray Hill Station, Now Yorlt, NY 10150 . IVW NKWSCAMCH F.NTTJU1USK ASSN Answer t o Previous Punts nrannnn n n sn m □?*□□□□ rannnnn nnnnnH nnnn ann nnnn nmnnn □□nan nnnnnnn n n n n n n n a m n nhnnn □□□□□ □hnnnnn nnnnm nnnnn □cann nnn nnnn □grannn □□□□□□ ngnnnn nnncinn nricinnn nnmnnn ra n a n n H Basinger 3 Uncle (Scot.) S Actress Day 7 Lack ot I Mao West role • Outdo • I Cal (or Answers • w n o r * w nnur. v * M.~ u * M 0 fr «a fr 4 8 0 0 e*t coda 100 STUMPED? i t Hava a attack 23 Card game 34r " 2* Mountain 3S WUd sheep 30 Alienate 34 Tranquil 35 Wetka jn SB Astronaut*' 3B Llama skin 3t Liquefied by 40 Pennyplnchet 21ST 40 Roman 1,002 SO Aieo S3 Prefti for gram 33 Type ot pick? gal agents and various other mcdica lions The EDA urges physicians to consider every reasonable alternative before prescribing Propulsid. Follow your doctor's advice on this issue However. I'd be surprised if he O IMS M l* me - ^ 4f 4flf|Mei ■ WIN AT BRIDGE Don’t think — play low By P h illip A ld e r There is one thing almost as bad as playing high when you should go low — playing low after thinking about it Not only do you give the game away, but you might be making an error' The key is to decide before the criti cal moment arrives Then make your play smoothly North, with 22 high card points and five card support for his partner, un­ derstan d ab ly Jumps straigh t into Blackwood. When he finds one ace missing, he settles for si* hearts (One tip for u sers o f Homan Key Card Blackwood Don't employ it immedi ately over an opening bid Start with your forcin g raise, then wheel out RKCB If you jump straight to four no trump, use classic Blackwood rc FRANK AND ERNEST BANK. CHR/5TMAT CUJf ^ Wout you CAN V U ITH ^/IW MON£Y, X , TO KNOW if w/^r \^7 y o u 'v e nauo^t y A n '. it 'n l 8| ft 3 try o# !jl /c * . ft? 12 X-r-i CXS/iiy by Jim Davit GARFIELD by Jim Meddick ROBOTMAN* O jECFMFSIVTE BP.tFiTS OF WiW'rTyj'cMNitrTE^j^ ts it sr,;s Mt \ i :w*.CE to OSU is iiij-h i ‘ H o r o w ii tYMtCS" a t * qfour ‘B irth d a y by Bob Thaves i f T l Th2n jst. s. * v a'r j ana ,T JSb r vT rscella recu S l \\ (JaTdllS tc* | ! i n t k l ! W F(.ctr7S(nS‘ l \r-W ^ R . 1 SLOW A *. TO tfttfj v&ftR io s v a w s W* H law suffer " F5CM 'S t im F S MIO A Thursday, Dec 10. 1998 Dramatic changes could be m the otfing tor you in tha year ahead, especially in areas ot your philosophical beliefs and attitudes New experiences and exposure to trash horizons may bring advanta­ geous things for you SAO ITTARIU S (N ov. 23-Oae. 21) If you're desirous ol prevailing over your competition today, you’re going to have to pull out all tha stop* and do tha bast job possible Half-hearted measures won't work Sagittarius, treat yourself to a birthday gift Send the required refund lorm and lor your Astro-Graph predictions by malting 32 and sell-addressed stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper. P O Boi 1758. Murray Hill Station. Now York. NY 10156 Be sure to state your zodiac sign CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Although you may be anxious to introduce a new idea or procedure mlo a situation involv­ ing others, assess the mood ol the group vponses Probably the responder will have his own wonderful suit, which he is planning to make trumps, and he doesn't care about the king of open er's suit i Si* hearts would be laydown but for the m irro r distribution. As things stand, declarer can afford to lose only one spade tnck So. he wins trick one in the dummy, draws trumps, cashes his minor suit winners ending in hand, and plays a spade to dummy's queen. Both opponents play low so smoothly that the kibitzers think the ace is on the floor. Back to hand with a trump. South leads another spade Again West plays low in tempo Declarer has a guess He might or might not get it right But at least the defender with the ace — whether it be East or West — did his best. If the spade honors are split — as they rate to be and the defender with the ace wins the first spade trick, declarer will always get home NtirtE r e a d y a n d the MEDICS ARE ABOARD, S '?... • K Q * K I)2 West East * ?7] 4 ?II2 * 73 * 10 9 7 3 *8653 • 9 *86542 * 10 74 Soutlt * 8 14 • Q J 10 8 2 a A .1 • A J 9 Vulnerable. Neither Dealer; South South l • 5v West Pass North 4 NT Pass A ■• Eas Pas: All c Opening lead: e 10 UWSbyNEA. Inc first It might not be the best day to do so CANCER (June 21-July ;t2) Acting on AQUARIUS (Jen 20-Feb. 19) You re like­ something without first reviewing the con­ ly to be disappointed today if you've been sequences mght be caused by an indif­ counting on someone else lo cover for ferent attitude on your pad This type ot you or bail you out of an obligation you behavior is a sure formula for self-deteat personally incurred Be prepared lo fend LEO (July 23-A u q . 22) If you do not for yourself manage your resources prudontfy today PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Take the it might cause you to quickly move from timing out ol the hands of others by not black lo red ink. with tha potential ol allowing them to hurry or pressure you becoming a Incky day tor you financially into making a decision you're unsure VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Should you about Keep yourself in control have lo deal with some rather unpleasant ARIES (March 21-April 19) This « not a types today, iTs best you tty lo r eutralue good day to slack oil on the job The their barbs and blows with tolerance bosa is not only looking over your shoul­ instead of anger Don ! add to the traces der, but is also avaluating your perfor­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Even though mance Don't place your job m jeopardy conditions might exist today that you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) There's a have little or no control over, don t allow good chance you've been running around yourself to get boxed into a comer If you in the wrong circle it your social life has can't govern events, direct your ,>eacbeen a bit dull lately Start looking lor bone people who share your interests and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don t allow goals yourself to gel dragged mlo the middle ol GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It things begin a squabble among Inends today If a dis­ to go wrong and turmoil Starts brewing agreement ansea. let them sod out the within your household today, don't esca­ dispute lor themselves late the dissension by blaming everyone else but yourself Ciwa by SEA. 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DaBary 407666 5377. l-iv •MPUOHT 103—Houses* Unfurnished 103—HousesUnfurnished 100—Condominium Rentals G S mS 103—Houses* Unfurnished imt toM tfjeu r rmdk‘ 101W f RL, Santord (407) 323-7ttt 01Pda 1(407) 83211 Vlte M i lo o k in o fair i n • s ta b N a h m w S i Im Rio w ho o m i io o o u m B , M r v i o i o x li t ln f l io o o u n t o ■nd Iovrr p#op**l •SALARY PLU8 COMMISSION INCENTIVES •FULL BENEFITS INCLUDING * MEDICAL, DENTAL, LIFE A 401K. •2 WEEKS RAID VACATION PER YR. •A GREAT ATM08PHERE WHERE YOU CAN EARN AQ R EA T INCOME! &tafttiiolc Herat* LEGAL CLERK 21* —Wanted to Buy �■A Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Tuesday, January 12,1999 • 9 A by Chic Young • scmtewVcalrrSRf£ AN AWFUL , Are doctors required to give Rx info? DEAR DR. GOTT: When a doctor ------------ ----------------- originally mentioned, wo p n w it a medicine, is ho required to G O T T pregnant simply by dri lain the purpose, make-up sad --------------------------------- medidne; there s a little affects of the drag, if the patient than that, requests this InloiaatiM? PETER DEAR READER: Under these d r_ _ _ c im newsj'ajthenter cumstances, the food and pradeat GOTT, M.D. physician usually aMhaa the aflat to explain to the paUset the reasons h r -------------------------------prescribing the medMoe, the eqpsded results and the complication or (Potor Qott, a syr> potential aide effects. 1 belief* that iimnist for W a n ta g e this la a moral obNgattaa. Evidently, R Asoodotion, con ho i is becoming a legal obligation, too: medidne thins and liquefies the cervi * 0 . Box »13M . Ch Some patients hare successfully sued cal mucus, making fertilization more 44101-MM.) their doctors for not prodding appro- likely. I know this aounds weird, but it f ™ * tefarmatioo about prescription occasionally works. Of course, as I DR. lo t la t h y * a FUZZ J U ffT CANT T ffL L A iT ^ F O O T W a . ►IWEFE YOU 5PlK£ W IL 6 £ ? F 0 K £ ! NOT believe that such a review is unneces­ sary. Nonetheless, I think that moat physidans and surgeons will try to ■ jiifii. patients about medicines and procedures — out of courtesy and the desire to make than informed partidpants in the decision. I encourage this type of discussion. If the doctor ooems disinclined to BOWLING TH£ B K X .W IE E SCOW H&... QUICK, AAARCIE, SHE'S CALUN60NMEI6IMMETHE A N S ^ iw w trfH u n tv iH u n tY ; YES. MA'AM,.WELL, LET THINK ABOUT IT..THI5 IS ONE OF THOSE PROBLEMS THAT RE0WRE5 RIAL THOUGHT... □□□□ran nnnnnn □nnrann nnrirann nmnnran rannnnn nnnn □□□ nnnn □□□□□ □□conn rancoGConn □□□ran ramnan n n nnn nnnnn n n n n n n n nnnnn □nnnn □nnn □□□ nnnn □ n n n n n nnnnnn □nnrann nnnnnn □ n n n n n nnnnran 1 SIXTEEN w IT KNATMITBWN M M t v M M K T■ H s 8 T il : I ’t t M «M M kt i l e i y g B o w w / l; | • , V' ' ri W /J UB t u m k i W rrtT Li! 1TJJJ, M M * Q M H W TVN 1V n i i W f 1 1 •* J | L f * J * m N * ~K'~ A -J L f 1 r ft J 1 •' i- V *f �Herald, Sanford, Florida •Tuesday. January 12,1999 - 7 A ____ _______ :----- ----- litllitlilll 9 *» ** o n N rf i 9° d d «> j J £ 3t d d 9* ?! s w o o i? B r. I I <3 5 ■■■■■■■■■■■I �\ % 4A •Seminole Herakl Sanford. Honda •Tuesday, January 12. 1999 t A rm adillos flourish in w arm er areas Blood Bank Lu n ch , Central Florida Blood Bank is asking donors of all types blood - especially O-type donors - to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 E. Second St. For Infor­ mation. call 322-0822. All area seniors are Invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Steplien. 1895 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth W ednesday of the month. For more informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. Rotary The Notary Breakfast C lub meets every W ednesday at 7:30 a.m. at the Colonial Room Res­ taurant on First Street in S an ­ ford. For more Information, call Rick Russl at 322-0285. Armadillos belong to the fam ­ ily of mammals and are found mainly In Central and South America. In North Am erica, they range from Texas eastward throughout the South, Us ex­ pansion to Northerner areas la restricted by cold weather. Armadillos are interesting animals that have an Incredible ability to survive and flourish despite their loss o f habitat by the rapid urbanization o f their environment. _________ fellowship Armadillos have a sh ield-like shell covered with hom y scales. Joints In the shell are flexible, which enable the an i­ mal to bend and twist. Adults weight from 8-17 pounds and have from 28-32 peg-like teeth In simple rows well bade in the mouth, they have no front teeth. Armadillos have poor eyesight and hearing, but a keen sense of smell. They are solitary an i­ m als and their range seldom overlap with other arm adillos, they generally do not leave their home range unless they are forced to do ao. W idowed persons All widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth W ednesday of every month at the C assel- Dancing for Seniors Tire Over 50 Dance C lub dance is held every W ed n es­ day. from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the D dtonians 13plece band. Donation $3.00. Conservation district The Seminole Soil ft W ater Conservation District meets each third W ednesday of the month at 4 p.m . at the office, at 506 W . Lake Mary Blvd., In Sanford. C all 321-8212. Optim ist C lu b The Sanford Optimist C lu b meets every W ednesday at noon at the colonial Room In down­ town Sanford. Visitors are w el­ come. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. ptnc for­ ts Seminole Spokes Welcome W agon C lu b of Seminole County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. an the third W ednesday o f very month. Those w ishing to attend, call Betty. 695-0144. or Lucy, 3227877. The Kiwanis C lub o f Sanford meets weekly W ednesday at noon for a luncheon meeting at the l a keside Landing at the M a­ rina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Kiwanlana are welcome. For Information call W alt Smith. 323-5088. W arning signs help parents identify drug abuse in kids U I U g A U U ! Retired nurses The Florida Society o f Regialo r d N u n e s. Reared. Sic. meets the third W ednesday o f each month at Ooiden Corral on 436 south o f Curry Ford Road In Orlando at 11:30 a jn . Thetr m ission la to provide many volunteer actM Oea kw the community, a s weO aa a su p - A l-A n o n A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (Al-Anon) meets every W ednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th S t . Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New vialto n o r mem­ bers are welcome to this 12atep group. Scare o f ultrasonic devices are totally Ineffective. Fences and screen s usually w ill not atop a determined arm adillo. They can Jbc discouraged from returning to burrow s tf you fill the hole with a mixture o f dirt and m othballs after you are sure that they have left for the night. Shooting can be used to control arm adillos, just m ake sure that It la legal to do It tn your sp e ­ cific vicinity. It Is Illegal to use artificial lights to aid in shoot­ ing o f arm adillos at night. Their meat la edible, and according to some, delicious. You can ahoot them a s a source o f m eat there inhabit W elcome W agon Kiwanis C lu b AL FERRER wildlife problems, there are no easy solutions. The most effec­ tive ablution of the problem la to trap the animal and relocate tt. However, relocation o f w ild ­ life is not recommended b e ­ cause tt only transfers the problem somewhere else, and the anim als can spread d is ­ eases and upset the balance of nature In the new area. Only trained individuals should be given the teak to relocate an i­ m als tn the wild. Control meth­ ods Include chemical treatment o f soils to reduce the insect population from which they feed, barriers such aa fences, use of the traps and shooting of uu DEAR ABBY: I assd your help - and help from America's parents - in talking with thsir children about the danger* o f drug abuse. From car crashes to lack or productivity in school and at work, to dssSraying friendships aad CuniUss, af * U < '..wV t i n P interest in your children's lives. Know whet Lbrr'rs t u to — what partioa they're attending, with E. AD both active and retired, are in ­ vited to attend. For information, call Horace Green. 322-5493. CALL 322-2111 jSciMcknli finoh Am* , FLM 771 ■ r - f \ *' ■ * w & jM l -ji i-m ■mm mm ia H r r h ^ T n n .lL . j u i. i. ' i m i. am U T 'V 'T T L - r m u ~ V . 'l . ' a a • w*- ,T1TLT am TT 11 ‘ r r o L -iiz a m I *. < wm IjuL-n j z i T-u uuiu i u i j j u i r i .. u i n i u i ci . a a _ 'T waws.T • 1 V 1 . " T L i m i r w a T U T aa " M _ i : : k j i ~ i ‘ w b b b l . i u nw w aa an.. a a . » *\ r im : * BMW eaa • : : : :i . i i iH t i .t j i t t i U T UTTTk a a m 1 ."! — «... : : . v t: i i m a iu i r r i ~ ! T L ' i l. " u -i.-.m as v vs v 't . — a i : ,u j i„ i r-;i. n_— m ' I ws m k- r r W IM ' i ■ . . a * i~ amremh.~T J • ■ •'ft ' n n L .a u ~ i— am k. ' ’ i n otsaovr ii : u u j jjl \ ■ 1 '■ * - * — 11 1 m “ n l • “ t,n.Ti-.TWBmw.._ iT * t — • - * m *—l - * «a ♦*, SEE �jScmlnolt Herald Ssminois Hsrsld. Santord, Florid* - Tuesday. January 12.1999 • M HERALD ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR The Jags have only themselves to blame SANFORD _ It shouldn't have ended this way. Not on a cold, blustery day In the swam ps o f New Jersey. The Jacksonville Jaguars de­ served better and have a per­ fect place to lay their blame. Directly an themaelves. Sunday, the Jaguars should have been playing in balmy ADtcfl Stadium before their home fans with a rested Mark Brunei] leading the way. Instead, the Jags had to go north where players like Fred Taylor had never ventured in their Uvea, to get pounded by an Inferior team. At feast, the Jets were an Infe­ rior team talentwtae. Where did It all go among? State 1996 when the Jaguars weni on u»nr rrurmcir run through Buffalo and Denver to reach the AFC cham pionship game, the Jags have yet to wtn on the road when the chips were on the line. Since then. theyVe managed to win at home (where Sunday's would have been If not i ugly loss to Tennessee men ready for M F C ^ ^ ^ E Quartet leads Raiders to upset o f undefeated Nassau, N ew Y o rk •kTS EDITOR ■trek* as fas Ssminois Communty Cofags man's baskstbal team upsot previously undslaais d Nassau C £ .. Naw Yotk. 54-58. Saturday night K SANFORD • Now the games are far all of the m arbles. A young Seminole Community College m en's basketball team h as been getting better and better with each gam e this season and reached a new high Saturday night with a 64-58 upset o f previously undefeated Nassau Community C o l­ lege from Garden City, New York at the Health and Physical Education Center. “W illi the conference starting Wednesday," said first-year S C C head coach Stan Crom artle. T h is Is a good time to start hitting our stride." The Raiders, which have now won six of seven gam es, got off to a good start, getting the ball inside to 6-foot 8 Terrance Fudge (sU ). 6-foot-8 Joe Edwards (s U ) and 6-foot-6 Daryl Dingle (four} and led 29 25 at halftime. The local team took leads o f as many a s 10 points In the second half, but the Lions would not go away, actually leading by as many as seven points In the second half. But a three-point barrage by Chris G urcdds an d Lonnie Battle got the lead back for SC C an d the Raiders again hit their free throws, con­ verting lO-of-14 m the second h alf and 14-af-lS far the game. S C C figures to be right In the thick at the MidFlorida Conference m U. despite playing m the conference far the first time In two years after the program arms abut down for a year to reo r­ ganise. as aO o f the teams, with the exception o f S anta Fe Community College which aa only two losses, are all around the .500 mark. The schedule m aker did not do the Raiders any favors aa the local squad wlO open in Gainesville against M -FC favorite Santa Fie on W ednesday and then return home to hoot al­ ways difficult Daytona Beach Community C ol­ lege on Saturday at the 8 C C Health and H iyslcal Education Center. Both days are men/women doubteheaders with the women starting at 6 p.m. and the men at 8 p.m. All SCC home games are bee o f charge. O u redds, the sophom ore guard from Daytona Beach-Father Lopez. led the Raiders (9-10) with IS points, tndudtng hitting three big threepointers in the second h alf. Fellow guard Battle, a freshm an from Jack­ sonville. also hit three “treys’ , two In the second half, and totaled 13 points. The freshm an center/forward duo o f Pensa­ cola's Edw ards and M iam i's Dingle, added 12 and 10 points, respectively. Com pleting the scoring for the winner's were sophom ore Terrance Fudge fate), freshman Evln Ellison (six) and freshm an C had M arshall (two). W illie Sam uels scored a gam e-high IB points far Naaaau C.C . (11-11. Shunts Wooten (13). Doug W ade (11) and O al Schwarts (I Q also scored to double figures fa r the Liona.___________ Raider women listless in pre-conference loss Perkins’ prowess not �2A - Seminole Herald. Santord, Florida •Tuesday. January 12.1999 Barbara Kuhn Combat pay for parents W ar heroes get medals. So should 1. I’m a surviving, battle-wear)' veteran o f many tours o f duty. 1 have served with other unsung heroes In a courageous rompany called parenthood. 1 have war sto ries-b ou ts with babyhood colic, terrible twos, adolescent mood swings and every childhood malady from splinters to major surgery. 1 paid the price o f freedom from Invading doctor bills. PTA dues and rising insurance premiums. 1 answered the call for prom dresses, dental braces, basketball hoops, dance and drama lessons, surfboards, used cars, formal weddings and assorted costum es for Scouts, m ajorettes and cheerleaders. I have battle fatigue. Eldest daughter J lll- t h e tragic a ctress-m issed h er cue and made a late entrance. It took two hospital trips and lota o f TVs and nose drops {Why did liquids In veins and nostrils get things m oving at the other end when dynam ite seemed m ore appropriate?). Jill m ay have had blisters from a tough delivery, bu t 1 didn't feel sorry for her. You should have seen the shape 1 was In. Jill made up for initial slowness by being very quick afterward. She was labeled a 'gifted, precocious c h ild .' She did everything before other kids h er a g e -c u ttin g teeth, talking, starting school, even developing feminine endowm ents (humiliation la having a sixth grader w earing a larger site Era than h er mom). H er creative talents included music, dram a'and twfrbng— not only several batons, but also flags, hoops. unfbRO as. Are and swords (I Increased our Insurance). The advantage to hawing a daughter sm arter than I? She helped me with homework when 1 entered graduate school. She also brought other things into my Ufe-mottyy sleepless nights and great humility fThat comes with being ordered about and spoken to like an idiot). Middle child Qlen w as an average, accident-prone kid. As a toddler, he feu and slit his tongue open (the first o f many surgeries to come). He Hlmt |o hnM a pfllow east* down his back and Jump on his bed, shouting, Tm Superm an. W ant some soup?" Superm an gashed hts bead (surgery num ber two). Other surgeries resulted from play--playing with* matches that bunted Qlen and the woods behind the IkT* r f | L I 1 4 0 7 1 3 8 5 -4 1 7 1 N e w o f f ic e r s f o r th e n e w y e a r Sanford Lodge *62 Free and Accepted Masons started the year off right..and early. On Jan. 2 the lodge held its public installation of officers for 1999 The following officers were installed: Worshipful Master Larry Brucker, Senior Warden Scotty Haws, Junior Warden Steven Myers, Secretary J. Michael Hartman, Senior Deacon Ronald Roan, Junior Dea­ con Sam Loper III. Chaplain J. Russell Hammond and Senior Steward WanBn J. Lunsford. Treasurer Chuck Valerius was reelected to his office and the Lodge Musician Larry Fronde was reappointed lor the year. The Installation tsam consisted ol R.W. David Brown, installing Officer, R.W. WMmm Walker, Installing Marshall and W. Vernon Brew­ ster, installing Chaplain. Knights Templar from the Oriental and Taylor Commodities provided an honor guard lor the Worshipful Master. Dinner was served to families and friends following the Installation ceremonies. SPECIAL T O TH E HERALD SANFORD • Get yo u r finances In order with these Sem inole C om m unity College Commu­ n ity Education Classes. Successful M oney M anagem ent: (Mondays, Jan. 25-Feb. 8. 6:30-9:30 p.m .. M em orial Building, S late Road 434, Oviedo: Thursdays, Jan. 28-Fcb. 11, 6:30-0:30 p.m., Main Cam­ pus, 975 Includes w orkbook). A practical how­ to course w hich teaches fundamental money m anagem ent concepts, surveys the Invest­ m ent and Insurance choices you face, and fo­ cu ses on planning for a sound financial future. Financial S trategies for Successful R etire­ m ent: (Tuesdays. Jan. 26-Feb. 9, 6:30-9:30 p.m .. Main Cam pus, W ednesdays J a n . 27-Frb. 10. 6:30-9:30 p.m .. Hunt Club Campus: Thursdays. Jan. 28-Fcb. 11. 6:30-9:30 p.m.. M ain Cam pus: 975. Includes workbook). This sem in a r is design ed to help Individuals o f all a ges prepare fo r th eir retirem ent years. Leant about pensions and qualified retirem ent plans, safe Investm ent strategies, the Im part o f taxes and Inflation, M edicare and long-term health care, and how m oney can work for you \W EA TH ER *“r.-V i i n n i i p w p g m Iwbos In later years. Lifelong Financial Security for Retired Sen­ iors: (Fridays. Jan. 2B-Feb. IB, S a.m.-noon. Hunt Club Cam pus or Fridays. Feb. 26-M arrh 26: B a.m.-noon. M ain Campus. 975. Includes workbook). This professional sem inar teach es any retiree shout investm ents, yo u r r e tir e ­ ment Income. Incom e tax planning strategies, planning you r estate, long-term health care, erosion o f assets and how to p rotect your r e ­ tirem ent savings. How to Read and Use Financial Pu blica­ tions: (Saturday. Feb. 6. 3 a .m .-12:30 p.m .. Main Campus: $19). You can learn to read, understand, and profit from financial p u b lica ­ tions. Topics co ver basic research on stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Leant to In terp ret information quickly and properly to capitalize on Investm ent opportunities. Living W ills and Power o f Attorney: (Saturday, Feb. 13, 9 a.m.-noon. Main C am ­ pus, 929). Find out why w ills a re necessary, what happens If you don't have one and what makes a will legal and binding. Leant th e functions and duties o f a power o f attorney. For m ore Inform ation, call SCC C om m u nity Education at 328-2121. ■’ . Off Initial Cleaning 1 Ni V, (.1 It MS ilNl ' mld-70e. Lows In the low-50s. W s la s s la y . Partly cloudy. Highs In the mid-70s. Lows In the mtd-50s. Tbareday: Isolated showers. Highs In the mid-70s. Lows near 60. M k f i Scattered thunderstorms. Highs In the upper-70a. Lows near 60. ■ a y m l u ck Seas are 2- on Monday in tbs Ftort- 4 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 61 degree* and at New Symma. 60 decrees. Winds are from the east at 10-15 m.p.h. Sem inole Herald * Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Tuesday, January 12,1999 • VoL 91, No. 99 PubMwd: Dtfy Eaoapl Mond* Sahsday. ThartagWig. ChrfssnssanONow Vtowsby RepublicNewspapers. Inc. • 300N. FrsnehAm ., Santort, FL 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2911 Fax: (407) 323-6409 MAKE YOUR SALES BLAST OF f ’ Jljvtrlihlt , t u I l H U se 11*«* Se m m o l' H u fltU l to prom ote your b u s in e s s and get re s u lts . Independence. I had to hide bim hum friends or say be waa a neighbor’s child. Baby o f the family. Kim. could write a Do-It-Yourself book. W hen asked to do go* O IF These courses can make ‘cents — pin'iwl about exporting cattle, Q len bragged that hts daddy had been tn that business and had a plaque proclaim ing him “W orld's greatest b u ll shipper.* A s a teenager, Qlen excelled In passive aggression, not open rebellion. He ju st did little things guaranteed to drive parents n u ts-lik e wearing mismatched socks and combing his h air Hitler-style (4 0 7 ) 3 8 5 -3 7 4 0 Republicv �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 12.1999 •3 A Kaiser----------i nstlaaart boa Pags 1A Instigated the drive to m ake Kaiser choose to retire. "Van Der W elde has wanted him out o f there since the moment Gary look the Job." McLain said. He said Van D er W elde went as far to taunt him. saying ‘ H as Kaiser resigned y r t 7 when the two com m issioners saw each oilier. The following report a u'ere compiled from the Seminole County Sheriff'* Office Jor Incidents recorded Jon. 11: Aggravated assault: C A M E L B B M Y . U .9. H ighw ay 17-92. 3900 M ock. Jan. 10. 9:13 p.m. A 31-year-old m an was arrested by C asselberry Police for aggravated assault. Police said he tried to gain free entrance to an adult entertainment establishm ent. He becam e enraged when he w as told he w ould have to pay a cover charge and Implied to em ployees that he had a gun and that he Intended to use It. He was once again turned aw ay and lie left at that time. Police found him a short distance away. T h ey described him as ‘ obviously Intoxicated* and said that he did not have a gun In h is possession. He w as positively Identified by club em ployees. Van Der W elde could not b e reached for com m ent M onday o r early this m om tng. McLain said he would g iv e newly elected Com m ission Chairman Carlton H en ley benefit o f the doubt, but that h e suspected Van D er W elde and Commissioner Grant M aloy wanted to see Kaiser rem oved as soon as H enley Joined them Drug§: ALTAM ONTE t r a i n 09, M o i n Btrest at L m s B trsst, Jan. 8, 8:43 p.m. An 18-year-old man was a n ested by Sem inole County sherlfTa deputies for possession o f marijuana. Deputies said he was sitting under u covered picnic area smoking a cigar. A s they approached, they could sm ell burning marijuana and. upon further Investigation, they found that the cigar contained about two gram s o f marijuana. m •n ■• ' ■ ' \ ' Kuhn -I '** - ' j ' v j . , ' - KVA J. E LU B ZK IE W IC Z Eva J. Eluszkiewlrz. 83. San Gabriel Strret, W inter Springs, died Sunday. Jan. 10. 1999. Bom tn New York City. N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In 1992. Mrs. Eluszklewlcz was a hom enuker. She was a Catholic. Survivors Include husband, William S.: brother. Peter Crrac-entl. Orlando. Woodlawn Carey Hand Fu­ neral Home. Longwood. In charge o f arrangem ents. Marvin W. G rrrnstrin. 80. Freedom Lane. W ln trr Springs, died Friday. Jan. 8. 1999. B om Sept. 2. 1918 tn Pettlbone. N.D.. he moved to Central Florida In 1972. Mr. Q rrm strln was the form er assistant man­ ager at the Sanford Airport. He did volunteer work at the W in ­ ter Park Hospital for m ore than 10 years. Mr. Oreensteln was retired from the U.S. Navy. He attended the Navy Chapel. Survivors Include wife, Doris; Mater, Dorothy W ldener. Jamestown. N.D. Woodlawn Carey .H and f u ­ neral Home. Longwood, In Charge o f arrangem ents. - Grace M. Humphrey. 45. Quail Pond Circle. Casselberry, died Friday. Jan. 8. 1999 at her residence. Bom Feb. 17. 1953 in Utbana, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida 12 years ago. Mrs. Humphrey w as a retired U 3 . Army veteran. She was a Christian. Survivors include daughter, Valarle E.L.. Casselberry; mother. Myrtle Elisabeth, liar* rUnan, Tenn.; sisters. Mary Carter. Elisabeth. Knoxville. Tenn.. Barbara Jean Eby, V ir­ ginia Beach. Va. Banfidd Funeral Home, W in­ ter Springs, tn charge o f a r- ter, Betty Clark. Leesburg: three grandchildren; one great­ grandchild. ______ Brlaaon Funeral Home. S an ­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. M n iA B D H. KICK Millard H. Rice. 74. Country Club Road. Lake Mary, died Monday. Jan. I I . 1999. B om Feb. 9. 1924 tn Elberton. C a ­ lve moved to Central Florida In 1942 from Odessa. Fla. Mr. Rice w as an autom obile m e­ chanic. He served In the U.S. Navy du rin g W W II. Survivors Include wife. Evelyn; brothers. Edward L.. Tam pa. Grady L.. Fountain Inn. S.C.; Msters. J o sle Effect. Colum bia. S.C.. Eunice Mercer. Tampa. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge o f arrangem ents. I* — I * * * * ________ J Mr. Grrmstctn will be cremated and there will be no p u lA funeral services. Mr. Greenaletn had wrvrd as s volun teer (or the Winter Vark Huspnal for 10 years. Itcratw of hn drdtrsUon and love for his work for friends who wish, memorial do­ nations be made tn his memory to; Winter Park Memorial IfcapMal Auxiliary Scholarship Fund. 200 North Lakemont. Winter Park. FL 32792. In beu ct flowers. Woodlawn Carry Hand Funeral Home. (407) 767-5101. Longwood. to In charge of arrangements. Sand! Padgett. 34. Winter Park, dkd Sunday. Jan. 10. IBBB at her rtWdmce. She was bom In Palalka and had lived In the Palalka and Hastings ana. She attended school in Palatka. Holly Hill and llalncs Ctty. Ms. Padgett was the owner and private Investigator for Florida Profeaatonal Investigators cf Or­ lando and Ocala. She cqfoyed the beach. Ashing, and boating. She was an avid animal lover. She saw a tenderhearted soul and had a g fl for making others fed special. Her smile and pleasing p*fw «iaiity e g be adased. She was a Christian. SA chores, she’d say. ‘ do It y o u r ­ self." She was Into co n serva ­ tion. She conserved w a ter and energy (by n ever doing laun­ dry or dishes). Furniture In her room was Invisible b e ­ neath mounds of c lu ttermostly unwashed laundry and dishes. She thought araste baskets were things to toss trash near. In college, Kim was c a lled •Crash Kuhn" because o f h er under-developed driving sk ills and *Cnuy Kuhn’ because o f her over-developed cou rage (She was the ch eerleader fal­ ling the greatest distance from atop the hum an p yra m id ). Other risk-taking escap ad es ranged from w hite w ater ra ft­ ing to helm et-free football. I didn’t know w hether to th ro w up my hands o r Just throw up. Reading and the community, as well as co m ­ puter tiardware and software, principal Tim Seibert aald. ‘ It’s not every day a sch ool comes Into a windfall.* Seibert aald. ‘ W e’re looking Into a v a ­ riety o f areaa that will Im prove the school.* Teachers at Bear Lake w ork adth parents an special read in g and writing program s through­ out the year. > Sterling Park Efenentary Im ­ plemented a program fa ile d Reading ta Oceans o f Fun last year. Students Cram k in der­ garten through the fifth grade ’ ted tasks (d ate d to complete reading, and received aw ards for their efforts, principal D ebo­ rah Wright aald. This year. Sterling Park re ­ structured the w ay students are organised tn grades two through five. Teachers have greater flexibility to teach students at different grade levels with varying n Studcrvits are organized Into W right Students frith need s b e ­ low or above their grade level are able to receive more sp e ­ cialized Instruction from teach­ ers. *We have an awesome fac­ u lty* Wright aakl. "They work early In the m orning and late at All o f ou r teachers h elp o f our children. The parents are very supportive. Everyone works together here.* Sterling Park has Family on the board. If three com m is­ sioners wanted a manager r e ­ moved. he would be history. Henley repeatedly has said that Kaiser would stay ‘ as long as he did the Job." On Friday. Henley said he urged Kaiser not to rush Into his decision and praised his former high school student for his fine work as county manager (Henley was a teacher and principal at Lyman High when Kaiser attended the school). ‘ It was a tossup whether Henley would vote for o r against O aty Kaiser," McLain said M on­ day. ‘ Gary didn’t want It to come to this. He's been a very capable manager. He's not a doboy. The county will have to look hard to find his equal." Henley said the Issue will be Fate decreed our house would be a war zone. Since Jill was b o m on Ulysses S. Grant's birthday and Olen abated a birthday with Robert E. Lee. they fought Civil W ar each day. The reason our home al­ ways looked like a disaster area waa that Kim. b o m ap­ propriately on Labor Day. celebrated a birthday every day with total rest from any form o f labor. Some wom en take up c r e a ­ tive hobbies like painting, crafts or needlepoint. I took up creating two glam ou rconscious daughters (who painted them selves with every shade o f expensive m ake-up and nail polish) and a c ra fty son (who acquired enough stitches to m ake a cross-stitch quilt). Personally. I think all p a r­ schools receiving Certificates Include r. M fchad Of- • Masters F un eral. falatka. to charge o f honest selection process for manager. ‘ 1 surely hope that the person w e pick Isn’t a political appointment by the majority (meaning H enley. Van D er W elde and M aloy)." he said. *lf we go through a big search and use the p rop er procedu res and get a qualified manager. I'll be satisfied." McLain said. ‘ I didn’t want anything like this to happen, but m any have s u s ­ pected It would sin ce the e le c ­ tion was over." Many staff members, w ho asked not to be quoted, said they believe the re-alignm ent o f the commission Is the prim ary reason Kaiser w ants to atep aside. ‘ He wasn't about to put up with a bunch o f m alarkey," one division head said. ents should get m edals or have monuments erected tn tribu te to thrtr valor. Anyone surviving parenthood can endure a n y­ thing--conflict, suffering, d e ­ pression. stress, shortages, econom ic upheaval, sacrifices, victim ization, failure and w a r (cold or hoi). Raising ch ildren m eans having faced and c o n ­ quered them all. Barbara Kuhn, a resident o f Seminole County 31 years, writes her views on county and community issues. A published author, she worked as a Jour­ nalism Instructor and has served on the Seminole County School Board. lA DARRYEL HALL ‘As a result of being a con­ victed drunk driver, I almost killed two innocent people." Finalists Altamonte Elementary. Carillon Elemen­ tary tn Oviedo. Heathrow Ele­ mentary. Highlands Elementary tn W inter Springs. Indian Trails Elementary In Winter Springs. Keeth Elementary in W inter Springs. Lawton Elementary In Oviedo. Red B u g Elementary in Casselberry. Spring Lake Eleln Altamonte Springs, Elementary tn H a rre ll - M id g e s -----propose to use the chemicals.* All h as been conducting teats aa part o f a $100,000 atate to control the 1 tn 1097. n u t o f the Involved using tights on i to draw the i and fsn, Ocala. discussed today, and that a n a­ tional search will begin. He said the comm issioners would choose the procedure. He also said he did not want to have a 16-month fiasco such as the one In 1990 when Ron Rabun became manager. Rabun was forced to resign In October 1996 and was succeeded b y Kaiser, who w as then the county’s Public Safety Director. Van Dcr W elde and Maloy were not excited by Kaiser's Jump from acting managrr to manager and dem anded the county go through a national search. They were outvoted. 3 2. by McLain and com m ission­ ers Randy Morris and W in Adams. Henley lia s since r e ­ placed Adams on the board. McLain said he wants an tn asphyxia, city NOTICE OF FLOODWAY REVISION The Ctty of Winter Springs, in ecoorffsnoe wtti the Nebonal Flood Insurance Program regulations, subparagraph 65.7 (bX1). herebygives nobesof the City's Want to revise 9ia Hoodway alongTto-Nama* Crsek (designated"CrsekA" in tie FEMA Flood Ineunros Study datedApriil7,1996). Thafkxxhwy Urn* on *fto Name*Creek wN be relocated between a poM approxi­ mately £600 last upetraam of AMon Road to a point approxi­ mately 1,000 feet downstream of AMon Road. N you haw* any questions ragsrdlng this mailer, please contact Mohaal Tbdd, P.E., of Donald W. McIntosh AssoriMsi at telephone number 407-644-4065. 7MY8AWBKI Home, C a l l 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Seminole Herald 32771**0-$0X1397. (407) 031-9191*FAX9407) 22772 t.e- �Mr* Serving Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood. 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On the agenda are Issues concerning h ardscaplng paving option for sections In the U.S. Highway 17-92 F e m Park Im provem ent area, a Joint planning agreem ent with Oviedo, p a r ­ ticipation in a project that w ould bring a com m unity swim m ing pool to the S an ­ ford area, an update on pro­ ceedings for the B a ilie Ridge developm ent dispu te with w inter Springs. F lo rid a L o tte ry o ffla la la announced eight tickets m atching all five num bers in Friday night s FANTASY 5 drawing. According to lo t­ tery com pu ter records one o f the winning tickets was sold in Casselberry. Each ticket holder will receive a cash prize o f $38,999.40. Tho Seminole Community College Faculty Art Exhibit Is on display at the Fine Arts O allery In B uilding O on the college's main cam pus tn Sanford until Dec. 13. SEMINOLE CO U NTY • Th e Sem inole County S h eriffs O f­ fice Is searching for an In ­ mate who was Inadverlrntly released from tfye John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Oct. 29. Carlos Lopez. 22. was being held tn protective custody for Orange County on a charge of iiccesaory to murder after the fact. During a court a ppear­ ance on Oct. 22. Lopez was erroneously charged with possession o f cocaine. Deputies discovered Lopez m issing when Orange County Investigators visited the Sem inole County Jail to Inter­ view the suspect. Sem inole County SherllTs O ffice spokeswoman Deanna Brown said. 'E very effort Is being made to take Lopez bark Into c u s ­ tody.* Brown said. On Oct. 29. Judge F red er­ ick illtt dism issed the p o s ­ session chargrs when It was determined they belonged to u different Carlos Lopez. The Orange County hold order was overlooked when Lopez wits considered for discharge by correctional facility staff, passed through processing, and released. T h e hold should not have been overlooked,* John E. Polk Correctional Facility D i­ rector Greg Futch said. "W e're taking a look at the whole event. There were some human errors. W e're exam ining the procedural process to see If any reforms need to be made. T ills is not only our problem, now the sh eriffs office needs to track him down.* Lopez was being held In protective custody by S em i­ nole County because Orange County prison officials were concerned for his safety. A group of Bsmiaolo Com m unity C ollege students and sta ff com pleted a mural Tuesday for a room in the Rescue Outreach M ission In Sanford, an Im pressionist landscape depicting the St. Joh n s River. Five art students and one faculty m em ber worked on the mural. Th e students are Ruthann Jam m al. Kris G a r­ d a . Kris Chatterson. Laura Schnelderm an. and Scott H om e. Faculty m em ber Jere Moore also worked on the mural. The paint for the mural was donated by locul bu si­ nesses. ’ It's a beautiful mural.* SCC art Instructor Marianna Ross said. "They've worked very hard." □TODAY S FORECAST Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-80s. Lows In the low60s. □QUOTE *7 regret that I have only one life to glue fo r my country • Nathan Halt □INDEX C la s s if ie d ................7 A 8 A Comics ...................... BA C r o s s w o r d ..................0A Dear A b b y ..................ZA H o r o s c o p e ......................QA O b i t u a r i e s .................... 3A P e o p le .........................2A Police B rie fs ............... 3A S p o rts ....................4A-SA T V .............................. 2A Weather ..................... XA 9 1 s t Year, No. 7 6 500 Cents (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Environmental groups say plan violates state law ■ y BIB Kerns STAFF W RITER SEMINOLE CO U NTY - Three environmental groups are b o y ­ cotting a m eeting with county staff und government agencies on Friday ut the Sylvun Lake Park to discuss design stan ­ dards for developm ent within the Wektva lYotectlon Area. prototype Planned Urtxm D e ­ velopment with densities o f 2 -3 units per acre in the W ekiva Protection Area. These d e n s i­ ties would violate th<- 1988 W ekiva Protection Act. which requires the area to remain ru ­ ral. Lee said. *We will not take part in a m eeting whose fundamental purpose Is to create a prem ise M em ber* from the Florida Audubon Society, the Central Florida Sierra Club. and Friends o f the W ekiva River are boycotting the m eeting because they say the proposed d e v e l­ opment violate* state luw. Florida Audubon Senior Vice lYesIdent Charles Lee said the prem ise o f the meeting would be to discus* the design o f a that attempts to Justify or e x ­ cuse actions by the county that violate the laws o f the State o f Florida.* Lee said. *W e would have no problem taking part In a meeting, so long as the premise o f the m eeting is within slute law.* Tony Mathew*. principal planner for the county's co m ­ as* W ekiva. Pm $A Iii Memory of 1 Kavlla % % ma Kayla McKtan, 6, waa burled Saturday at All Faiths Memorial Park In Casselberry. Visitors left gifts and lattar. Sanford Boys and Girls Club will get facelift FROM STAFF REPORTS SANFORD ■ A listair Founda­ tion announced a donation o f $15,000 to the Boys and G irls C lu bs o f Central Florida to support ongoing mentoring p ro ­ gram s vta the Broader Horizons Program. The grant will help underwrite the cost o f u *Day o f Service* at the Boys and Girls Club located In Sanford. Company em ployers will v o l­ unteer their time to help pulnt and do minor repairs to the fa ­ cility with the assistance o f kids from the club and m em ­ bers o f the African American Chamber o f Commerce. According to Allstate Regional Vice President Steve Monahan. 'A llstate has been a strong supporter o f the Boys and Girls Clubs since 1055. Efforts have ranged from supporting various club programs to scholarship funding. W e are very pleased that w r are not only supporting the Broader Horizons Program, but taking pari tn It as well. I know it will be a great su c­ cess.* Gary Cain, president of the Boys and Girls C lub said. *1 think In the spirit o f Christmas, tills Is a great gift for the Boys and Girls Clubs. It Is also great to see partnership between corporate businesses and n on ­ profit organizations.* The Foundation provides funds to non-profit organiza­ tions In the area o f homes and neighborhood, auto and h igh ­ way safety and personal safety and security. Trie Foundation supports Am erica's Promise • the Alliance for Youth by tar­ geting grants to support at-risk youth In Florida. During 1998, The Foundation will allocate more than $290,000 tn Florida grants and $7.5 million cou n ­ trywide. ofllctuls said. County has full plate for last meeting of the year By Russ Whits HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - The first time the new Sem inole County Board met. all was civil and kind. "One down and who knows how many to go.“ Commission Chairm an Carlton Henley said. Today, the board has a triple header - m orn­ ing. afternoon and evening sessions which c o n ­ stitute the last m eeting o f 1998. Th e next m eet­ ing won't occur until Jan. I I . 1999. Today's full agenda includes a hardsraplng project by the engineering division for U.S. Highway 17-92, a 5-year extension o f the solid waste residential tiaullng franchise contracts, a D.A.R.E. agreement with the sh eriff and county schools, the acquisition o f Katie's Landing (not to exceed $700,000) and a settlement to the Battle Ridge Issue between Oviedo and W inter Springs. Jerry McCollum, the county engineer, said that the proposed hardscaplng project Is a continua­ tion o f the current effort by the county to Jump start the CRA activities In the Fem Park area. It Includes design and construction o f entrance features, mast ann signals, sidewalks, bus slops and landscaping. The Commission Is expected to approve and authorize a School Facility Joint Use Agreement among the City o f Sanford. Seminole County School Board and the Seminole County G overn­ ment for a Sem inole Community Swimming Pool. The School Board Is donating 4.31 acres o f land at the Seminole High School to build the facility. Tlie City o f Sanford will be responsible for construction o f the facility. On or before Dec. 1 o f each year, the city will provide the School Board and the County a written report regarding the use o f the facility. The city also will operate und maintain the facility. Another Item up lor approval by the BCC Is a 1988/99 Community Service Agency Agreement for u Child lYotectlon team. This plan provides m edically-based diagnostic services for child abuse and neglect cases through referrals by all law enforcem ent agencies and the Department of Children und Families. The services Include physical and sexual abuse examinallons. forensic Interviews, d ocu ­ mentation. 24-hour telephone consultation and expert witness testimony. The total cost o f the Comm unity Service Agency Agreement und Child Protection Team Is $1,106,126. At the 7 p.m. public hearings, the BCC will discuss plans for the Heathrow International Business Center on property located south of County Road -I6A und west of International Parkway. I Mr. Lake Mary High School Dann Buxbaum was named Mr. Lake Mary High School Saturday. He Is congratulated by Justin Luna, last year's winner ol the bite. �2A Seintnole Her.iid S.V-totd ' : i T. . : r. De.-im't'oi H l'» 8 P e o p le Pearl Harbor 57 years later Christmas cactus ideal for the holidays Most o f thdM- who visit the l S.S A n /on. i shrine .it IVarl Harbor ilntlv wen not born when the great Kittleshlp was sunk by the Japanese 57 years ■11(0 And who could have imagtm-U what has o eetim tl since the dastatdh attack on the U S Naval U is r on Drc. 7. li*-ll. America dec hired war the fol­ low i i d a y a World War waged in both Hnrope and the Pari lie. A war that did not end until the V S had dropped A-bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki Today. millions o f Anieneans drive antomohtlcs made in Japan and huv an assortment of other products from (hat country. Ma|or-Leuguc lu seball players use Japanese gloves, Japanese players like Hldeo Numo are m il­ lionaire players in America. j\n American All Star team lias Just visited Japan this winter Men have walked on the moon, found a cure tor polio, surfed the In tern rt. run su b -l-m ln u te miles, and hit 70 hom e runs m one season • and liecn Joined by women on U.S. warships since the attack at I’earl Harbor. The U S. lias even elected a president who wasn’t b o m until live years after Pearl Harbor. fo rm er Japanese intimity men who fought against America say they arc ashamed o f what hap­ pened at Pearl Harbor and the atrocities such as the liataan Death Man h. A few years ago. one o f the pilots who led the attack on IVarl Harbor was interMewed by A I)C -IV and said he had no rrgrets. He considered the sneak attack a great Victory. As the years go by. there are fewer U.S veterans left to tell o f the horrors o f Dec. 7, I ‘ M l when 200 Japanese lighter planes zeroed m on a sleeping target. Tlie attack began at three min­ utes before eight on a Sunday morning • a day for church, a day for recreation. And for J.OOO. a day to die. RUSS W H IT E 7 k ± Henry l-achcnmaycr. 70. w as a musician second classman about the U S.S, Pennsylvania He had the presence o f mind to stow his trom bone before heedin g the Irantte call to battle sl.iiiiui-. 't in proud to say that our ship was the first m action and that we accounted lor not less than eight enem y plan es." Laehenmayer wrote in Ills IVarl H arbor diary “ No one could Imagine what happened In this most horrid o f nightmares.The Japanese attack, laichenmayer said, came so suddenly that those on the ships In the harbor could oiler only the sliglitest - yet brave - resistance. The Arizona split in h a lf after she took two bomb lilts am id­ ships. n irrctlv forward o ther, the U.S.S. Oklahoma capsized. The U.S.S. Nevada trled to reach the open sea but w as torpedoed. Men died instantly, and those badly burned screamed for relief o f their pain. A Marine lieutenant had both legs blown oft Medics carried off those they could localJapanese* pilots coiitliiucd the pillage for an hour Hie U.S. !>attleshlps were moored so i lose to one another that the Japanese could aim at one and lilt another. President fran klin Hoosevcll s.ud Dec. 7. U M l was *a dale that would live In Infamy." War was declared the next day. Miraculously, the Pacific fle e t was rebuilt and America stole the advantage from the ovcr-cuiiftdent Japanese m the Pacific. LO CAL FORECAST T ID E S Today; Partly cloudy. Highs in the low-80s. Lows In the low60s. W edn esday: Isolated showers. Highs in the upper 70s. Lows n ear*60. Thursday: Partly cloudy. Highs near-BO. Lows In the low-60s. Friday: Isolated showers. Highs In the upper-70s. lo w s in the low* 60s. TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 9:10 a.m., maj. 3:00 a.m.. min. 9:40 p.m.. maj. 3:25 pan. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 11:34 a.m.. — pan., low: 5:07 a.m.. 5:50 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 11:39 a.m.. — • p.m., low: 5:12 a.m.. 5:55 p.m., EXTENDED O UTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 11:54 a.m.. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY -— p.m.. low: 5:27 a.m.. 6:10 Ptcldy 82 62 S h w n 79 60 p.m. THURSDAY FRIDAY Ptcldy 80 61 ShW T* 79 62 LOTTERY H o rn a re th e w in n in g n u m b e rs s e le c te d o n M o n d a y in th e F lo ri­ d a L o tte ry : F a n ta s y 5 3 -8 -1 9 -2 2 -2 5 L o t t o (D e c . 5) B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Beach ft New Smyrna Beach: Seas arc 24 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 73 degrees and at New Sytnrna. 73 degrees. Winds are from the south­ east at 10-15 m.p.h. 8-14-21-30-32-39 S T A T IS T IC S Play 4 6-849 Cash 3 3-9-3 Th e high tem p eratu re In S an ford M on d ay w a r 85 degrees and the o vern igh t tow was 58 degrees. R ecord ed rainfall fo r the p erio d e n d in g at lO a.m . Tuesday was 0.00 Inches. •Sunrise.................. 7:05 a.m. •Sunset....................5:29 p.m. Hit- (T ih sim a s Ctictus. con tm ry to wh.it you m ay expect. Is native to the rain forest*, where It c.m I n- found hanging on trees It* pendulous growth makes It iih-al lor hanging baskets. Hit* plant does not have leaves but flattened Jointed, green stem s that look like leaves with pointed lobes, claw -like in appearance be­ cause the sirnt segments re scm bic crab's legs. the Christm as Cactus Is so m e­ times called Crab ( ’ actus. The (lowers are very sirlklng and borne at thr tip o f the stems color varies fm m while through orange to lilac. The frith Is rare but when present ft is a red berry. C u ltu re: Kvrn though this plant is an epiphyte, like many orchids and hromeli.ids. In Florida ft is grown in media containing organic matter A mixture o f perlite and prat moss ts often used to grow Ibis plant. The plants should be watered regularly, hut avoid excessive watering. Plants grown In pots need good drainage. W atering Is very !m pori.tu! during hud and flower formation, loo little or loo much water will cause 'he "Sening Seminole County Since IVOR" Tuesday, December 8,1998 • Vol 91, No. 76 TODAY’ S MOON: Between full moon <Dec b and last quarter (Dec lOi IWS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN CIRCULATION administration Juruloa Martin Odesu Pugn ■Bow* si Manager l.nct* Spiegel ADVERTISING Kail* Werner Manager Jofin Coffman Erttoda Johnson - Ciert Cheryl Slone Walter Sainton CLASSIFIED Kim Butler Ted Walker Betty Benner! 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H ants can he grown outdoors during the su m m er hut need som e shade to p r o ­ tect them from sunburn. Th ey are not eold tolerant and must rem ain Indoors during the winter, filte re d light is best ior grow th F lo w erin g: Tit induce flo w ­ erin g of these plants, both tem peratu re and length of darkness must In* carefu lly controlled, i f the night tem ­ perature is main (allied be­ tween 50 and 55 degrees f . flower buds will form regard D E A R A B B Y . P lea se te ll "Tempted in Tennessee” not to de­ Dec. 8. 1998 r 1 3 CE stroy her diary o f 50 years. She FF should leave it to a women's history Tmlay it the li.’ntl ■i ' archive, such us the Newcomb Col­ <lnu of t:w a ml Pie lege Center for Reaearch on Women rn>i cuijj of fall in New Orleans TODAY’ S HISTORY: On this <Li> in Women’s lives are reported far 1775. G eorge Washington ami hts too often through the eyes o f the army crossed the Delaware Ibvur men around them Th eir writings near Trenton. N J and papers are either considered On this day in IKJtR Samuel Hampers inconsequential or. if they're saved, founded the American Federation of they are archived with those o f their spouse Labor, in Columbus Ohio Dianes give historians and other On this day in 1941. the United Mates scholars insights into the daily lives declared war on Japan, (allowing o f ordinary women (and men» und Japan s raid on Pearl Harbor the pre are a valuable resource Public tele­ vious day vision recently had a program about TODAY’ S BIRTHDAYS: Eli Whitney the diary o f a midwife in early HuhU765-IRJ3*. inventor. Diego Rivera century M aine This diary is the UHHti t'J37*. artist. James Thurber focal point of a marvelous hook by•1894-1961». humorist. Sammv Davis Laurel Thatcher U lrich, ”A M id­ Jr tiT2.» t‘Mm, entertainer. Jim Mor w ife's T a le .” R eadin g the diary risen 1 191.1 19711.' singer. Kim excerpts in thia book gives one a pic­ Basinger i|‘*3J-i. actress, is 43: Sinead tu re o f the d a ily experiences of O'Connor '1966 i. singer, is 32 wom en in that tim e and place TODAY’ S SPOUTS: On this dav in Ulrich went beyond just the daily activities and wove them into a his1992. Barn Bonds signed a 143 7 mil lion, fi year contract w ith the San tonca) background H ie place for longtime diaries is. Francisco Giants At that time, it was u ltim a tely , a research lib ra ry the largest baseball contract ever T O D A Y'S QUOTE: A true critic According to the archivist at Newought to dwell rather upon excellen­ cies than Imperfections " Joseph Addison c o s t a I i 1 1 1o l i . i t i t s v a lu e is g r o a t Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday 8 Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 AL FERRER closely related plants. Zygnca ch is and S ch lu m b rrgera and tliclr hybrids are used to nam e these plants as Christmas Cactus, thanksgiving C a c ­ tus or E asier C actus. They a re known collectively as the H o li­ day Cacti. Th e Christm as C a c ­ tus lias red. pink, or w hltr flow ers or com binations of these colors. T h r Thanksgiving Cactus has bright ora n ge-red flow ers and the Easter Cactus lias while flowers. Th e Easter Cactus has w ider and rounder stem segm ents, and the buds take longer lo develop, consr qu rn lly. they will bluom later than the Christm as Cactus. Paata and dlaaaaca: M ea ly ­ bugs can cause som e dam age to these plants, they can h r controlled with a local a p p lic a ­ tion o f a soap Insecticide or they ran tie removed with a n il ton swab and alcohol. Slugs mav also becom e a problem In the garden. DATE BOOK I D ia rie s give voice to o rd in a ry events STAR IREK INSURRECTION (PG) 3eminole Herald Q A R D E N IN Q less nl day length. II the night tem perature Is kepi b etw een 55 and 70 degrees F litids w ill form, il the plants remain for ii least lit ton llm iiiu s hours In com plete darkness. Il the night tem perature is main* l,lined alMivr 70 degrees F. buds will limn il the plains remain for at tcasl 15 con tin u ­ ous hours in com plete dark ness Maintain ih rse c o n d i­ tions until flower buds a rc fully developed, which may lake about 6 to !i weeks. If the plants are not exposed to the altovr tem p eratu re and light requirem ents, flow er buds will not form. Any exposure to light during this tlark period, will liitcrrupl Hie form ation of the flower buds. After the flow er buds a ir form ed plants will flower regardless o f light or tem perature conditions. T e m ­ peratures above 1*0 degrees f may cause buds to drop P rop a gatio n : In sjiring ta k e m tlln g s from last year's growth which lias not yet h e ­ roine woody, leave them lo dry for a few days and later place them on a footin g media. Too much water will cause the stem sections lo rot H o lid a y c a c ti: Two genera of Ask For Max .Milien Your Neighborhood Stiles Consultant COURTESf LONEWOOD BUICK • GMC • PONTIAC Phone: 407-767-2944 Voice Ext. J.485 Fax: 407-767-7171 ISUZU • SUZUKI: Preow n ed Cara 670 N. Hwy. 17-92 • Long w ood, F L 32750-3200 Sew! �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Tuevto/ December 0, 1990 ■3A POLICE LOG Th«* following reports were compilcti front I he Seminole Courtly Sheriff's Office fo r Incidettls recorded Dec. 7: Drugs: SANFORD, y* » » « • * . 1900 Mock. Dvr. 4. 4:45 p.m. A 24yrar-ohl man was arrcM rti by Sanford f*ollcc for possession o f marijuana with Intent lo distribute. Poller said he was stopped on a trafflr violation and police said he netrd suspi­ ciously so they asked If they might search his car. Th e o ffi­ cers asked him If he bad drugs In the car and said he d id n ’t say yrs. nor did he say no. A search revealed a cigar box with at least nine baggies containing m arijuana. Domestic violence: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Bristol Dries. BOO Mock. Dec. 5. 3:31 p.m. A 3 2 -year-old man was arrested by A ltam on te Springs I’o iler for dom estic violence. P o lic e said he becam e angry when his w lfr turned on the light to take ra re o f their baby and hr sm ashed her Into a wall during an ensuing a r­ gum ent. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Lake Drive. 700 Mock. Dec. 6. 3:5 9 p.m. A 34-year-old wom an and a 24-year old man w rrr a r­ rested by A ltam onte Springs I’o llcr for dom estic vlolrnce. P o ­ lice said thry w rrr fighting over a phone bill when they began to lilt and scratch at one another. Police said this w as not the first tim e they had responded to the residence. prehenstvr planning division , said the purpose o f the m eeting Is to discuss developm ent plans Dial would meet en viron ­ mental standards. He said the m eeting Is planned as a work srsston, and not pu bllrly a n ­ nounced. Th e environm ental grou ps said they w.mt the meeting to be publicized. H ie W ekiva Piotcctlon Area Is hom e to an abundance o f w ildllfr. Including threatened s p e ­ cies such as the Florida ScrubJay. Am erican Kestrel. A m eri­ can Bald Eagle, fox squirrel. LESSIE MAE MACLIN The Rev. Lrsslr Mae M arLln. 5b. Lenox Street. Rochester N.Y.. died Thursday. Dec. 3. , 1998 at Strung Hospital. B o m : Nov. 30. 1943 In llorten se. Ga.. * she moved from Sanford to Rochester, N.Y. 30 years ago. i Mrs. MacLln was a Certified ; Nursing Assistant at W estgate ; Nursing Center. She was a member o f New Beginnings Church o f God i Survivors Include husband. * Charles: son. Ricky Seward. * Rochester. N.Y.; mother. Daisy Mae Ware. Sanford: father. » Huey Ware. Sanford: sisters, ; l*earlle Mae. Jean ette O'Bryant. - both o f Tampa. A nnette W are, Mary Dixon, both o f Sanford, ' Tunnrtta Foster. Rochester. £ N.Y.; brothers. F ra ile r L. Sej. ward. Allentown. Pa.. Eugene Terrell. Atlantic, Va.. Huey L. ; Ware Jr.. San Antonio, Texas, < Samuel 11. Ware, Fayetteville. N.C.. Charles L W are. Sher­ man L. Ware, both o f Sanford: granddaughter. Jalrsu Seward. Rochester. N.Y. Sunrise Funeral Home. S an ­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. Consult a SpfdaU sl BERTHA B1NOLETON T w . w i . v y m A 'M w v Bertha Singleton. 98. Hickory Avenue. Sanford, died Friday. Dec. 4. 1998 at Healthcare and Rehabilitation C enter o f San­ ford. Mrs. Singleton moved to Sanford 90 years ago from Lake City. Mrs. Singleton was a homemaker. She w as a m em ­ ber o f New Bethel M issionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include sisters. Ruthlc Mae Prince. Sanford. Rosa. Rochester. N.Y. Sunrise Funeral Home. S a n ­ ford. In charge o f arran ge­ ments. } | ( 2 M ile s W e s t o f O v ie d o ) (407) 365-4171 (407) 2T9 W. 25th St, Sanford Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home is offering this information only seminar on The Simplicity Plan Veterans, don’t miss hearing about our Special Veteran Program. * Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home 5000 County Rd. 46-A, Sanford, FL Christmas Auction Rose M. Sorrentlno. 79. Golden Crest Court, W inter Springs, died Saturday. Dec. 5. 1998 at her residence. Bom In Qurens. N.Y.. she had resided In Central Florida for 20 years. Mrs. Sorrentlno was a retired buyer for St. Johns University. Q urens. N.Y. She was u mrmIk t o f St. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors Include husband. Domenlck F.; sons. Philip P.. Sarasota. Arthur L.. W inter Springs. Edward F.. Ft. Lau­ derdale: brothers, Louis Fcrrettl. LaGrangevllle. N.Y.. G er­ ald Ferret 11, Albertson. N.Y.: sisters, J osrph ln e Curd. Marie lletro fo rte. both o f Cinnam onson. N.J.: four grandchildren. 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(4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -4 2 1 3 I i Q u a lify S*'ri ic«>, Di’vp Cl eaning L o U o f neat collectible*, tool* and furniture. Partial Hating: Porcelain hgunnes. glass vases, butter chums, turtle lamps, porcelain dolls, ceramic vases, rocking horse fig­ urines. jade colored horse figunne. various animal cast iron bells, cross pons, small porcelain carousel, cast iron umbrella stand. Toys: John Deere tractors, front end loaders, small trucks and lots more Toole: drill press, vises, engine stands, hand gnnders. socket sets up to 2 1/4 Inch, wrenches up to 2 1/2 inch, air tools, air hose, bench gnnders. porta power, screwdrivers, hammers, pliers, pipe wrenches, tow ropes, bolt cutters, dnll bits, knives and more Furniture: Rocking chair. Big cedar chest, table and 4 chairs, lots of recliners. new bedding, cotfee and end tables, gun cabinet and more a u -81 CHECK _____tourtm__ __ J Lmv (Across from Bill Heard Chevrolet on 17-92) 3 it T‘ * vV 1 § Gifts, tools, toys and collectibles Sal., Dec. 12th 10:00 A.M. 3422 S. Orlando Drive ab -i i 69 G.M.C. TIRE CO. Y o u r Full S o rv ic * A u to C a n to r The Public is Invited to Attend “LIGHTS OF LIFE” C H R IS T M A S C A N D L E L IG H T S E R V IC E O F R E M E M B R A N C E 214 S. nasTiroiT scow sinn ra n 323-9404 r» | MV-21977 GILLETTE • DUNLOP SERVICE IS OUR ^ R E S O L U T IO N TO YOU Where Customer Satisfaction is #1 Come light a candle in loving memory o f your loved one who has died as we remember them in poetry, song and prayer In honor o f their giving spirit, kindly bring an unwrapped toy for the Toys For Tots Program. Please RSVP 322 -1263. Sponsored by AIR CONDmONiNC & HEATING 2499 Old Lake Mary Rd., Suite #120 Sanford Lie. ICAC05Q428 322-7455 s4800 t S100 Off i s10 Off lintenance I . E-mail; BHSdUorO sri.com 321-0120 II December 13th, 1998 7:00 p.m. Oaklawn Park Cemetery Rinehart Rd., & 46A Lake Mary H a I d u '( n t 'i i l n h iffl C e m e te r ie s & F u n e ra l Hom es. Seminole Herald P.O. Box 1067 Sanford, PL 33773 Phone: 322-2411 (.V } (407) 3224278 If you h m aa m * t you would ttko to public!**, drop no a Ha*, (tv * u* ■ can, h i or e-mail u *. Nathaniel W illiam s. HI. East Ninth Street, Sanford, died Frtday. Dec. 4. 1998 at his resi­ dence. B om Feb, 5. 1917 In I’A K I Come join us at Shoncy’s, 3150 Orlando Dr., Sanford, on Wednesday, December 9th at 10:00 a.m. Seating is lim ited, please RSVP L E T US KNOW ! Nathaniel Williams NATHANIEL WILLIAMS V O I I I I Free Seminar * Free Brunch ROBE M. BORRENTINO Robert Lee W hite. 54. West 12th Street, Sanford, died Thursday. Dec. 3. 1998 at h is residence. Mr. W hite was bom Aug. 3. 1944 In West Palm Beach. Mr. W hite was a m all courier for Fidelity Federal o f West Palm Beach. He was a Baptist. Survivors Include father. W il­ lie L.. Blakely. Ga.; mother. Ruby. Sanford: brothers. W illie Jr., Blakely. Oa., W illiam . Larry, both o f Sanford; sisters. Madelyn Boston. Sanford. Evelyn. Deltona. Cynthia H a ­ gan. Bridget Braxton, both o f Sanford. W llson-Elchelberger Mortu­ ary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of arrangem ents. 322-841 Since 1959hA b r Location MELVIN CHARLES DASHNER Melvin Charles Dashner. 74. Maple Drive. DeBary. died Monday. Nov. 30. 1998 at Me­ morial Hospital. West Volusia. Bom May 31. 1924 in Red Bug, III., he moved to Central F lo r­ ida In 1971. Mr. Dashner was a llntlsi. He served In the U.S. Army. Mr. Dashner was a Catholic. Survivors Include sons. Glenn. Mt. Clemens. Mich., Gerald. lleB ary: form er spouse. Avanelle Z ., W inter Park: dear friend. Dorothy MacArtbur. DeBary: one niece; thrre n eph­ ews: numerous great-nieces and nephews. Grumkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. "A Christian Bust_________ 1030 W . 8 I « I « Rd. 434 • O v ie d o U v e Oak. he m oved to Sanford 50 years ugo. Mr. W illiam s was u retired laborer. He was u Baptist. Survivors Include wife. Ktha Mae; daughter. Maxtne Smith. Sanford: stepdaughtrr, Patricia Clancy. Rochester. N.Y.: b roth ­ ers. Iserclre J r.. Arcadia. Jimm y. Buffalo. N.Y.. Howard Lee. Philadelphia, Pa.. L.C.. Miami: sisters. B essie Thom pklns. Q u ern Evans. Maggie llartflcld. all o f A r­ cadia: five grandchildren: 10 great -grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. S an ­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. ROBERT LEE WHITE B erth e S in g leton £ and tin- Florida Black Bear, said Keith Shuc. Wekiva Issue C h air for the Central Florida Sierra Club. H i e whole ecosystem would be Im parled,* Scluie said. H i e W ekiva River Is spring fed b y an aquifer You don l want to damage Ibe water system In the area." Schnr said a report rclrasrd on Nov. 24 by the Florida D e­ partment of Environmental l*rotectlon was critical o f Ihr proposed development In the area b rra u se the 2-3 units per acre drnstty did not meet (he rural requirements of the W ekiva Protection Act. ABlhHM—hrion Defects Are Not M^jor OBITUARIES Locale M ae M ie U n No hazy, lazy days W ekiva coottacid from Page 1A _ a , Complete I , Se r v i ce �SEMINOLE 5'fm Cljr Hrralb 4A Jeff Berlinicke HERALD ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Blue makes Panthers see red Senior center scores 20 as Seminole edges Pine Ridge By Dean Smith IIE K A I.l) SPORTS ED ITO R College football just fine as it is SANFORD _ Saturday should have sent a clear m essage to anyone w ho lives and dies co l­ lege foot bail. Th ere’s no need Tor a playo IT system . All over the television on Sunday, everyone w as talking about the need Tor a played and 1 say that m akes no sense. W hat could possibly have been m ore dram atic than what look p la te Saturday? That dram a would l>e long gone tf there was a playolT sys­ tem. UCLA and Kansas Slate would still be alive, upset, but not devastated by their losses. The Intensity wouldn't have been there. Im agine if Florida had an ­ other chance In the playoffs? W ouldn't that have taken away from the desperation against Tennessee ur Florida State? Th e gnm rs w o u k l k m e m r a n u " nothing more than a toss of pride, but the G ators would still have a chance. A playoff system w ould turn college football Into the N F L Everyone rem em bers w ho has won the last five Florid a Florida S late gam es, but who can n am e the w in n er o f the last five Green B ay-C hlcago m atchups? They aren't as Im portant. Saturday and the com puters also proved that a K -State d e ­ serves to be penalized for Its weak schedule. S o w as Florida. If you ure afraid to play a d iffi­ cult out o f conference o p p o ­ nent. the com puter punishes you. If there was a p la yo ff s y s ­ tem. uo one w ould play anyone with the knowledge that a 10-1 or even a 9-2 season would srnd you to a playoff. Sure, the system has Its Im ­ perfections. But If the favorites had all won out on Saturday, UCLA and Tennessee, both team s with decent out o f conference schedules would have played for the national tlllr while KState, w hose out ol conference schedule consisted o f three creamputfs. would have gone to the Consolation Bowl. This h as been one o f the grratest college football sea­ sons o f all time. Kicky W illiam s broke the ull-llm c rushing rec­ ord. W e had four unbeatens (don't forget Tu lanc), until Cham pionship Saturday. Even Iletter, the top three didn't consist o f ihr sam e usual su s­ pects as usual. So why Ox som ething lh.it isn't broken? Quick, name the winners o f the last five Final Fours In college basketball. It's tough because there’s ' such a finality to It. Th e s e a ­ son's over. Ihere's a clear cut Winner and there's nothing left lo talk about until the following O ctober. College football is different and people will be talking about this season until they kick It o ff again next tall. KSlnte fans ran w hine all they want. G ator fans ran rue the fact that their two most haled rivals are playing for ih c n a ­ tional ch am pion sh ip. Leave college football alone and enjoy a great season. Last Second Shot: Jacksonville's Frvil Taylor has to lx- the AFC Rookie o j the Year. Not bad fo r a guy who barely made U o ff the bench during the first Uvo games o f the seasott. Semmole HetaW, Sankwd. Honda •'uosday December B. 1990 D ELTO NA The Sem inole High School b o y s' basketball team is sure glad C ornelius Blue cam e buck Monday night. Th e 0 foot-6 settlor had to sit out the h is t two gam es ol the lrgu lar season because ol a tlagraut foul t all In the Tip-O ff Classic, bill t am e lu c k with a vengeance last night, scoring a game high 20 poin t* as Arrow Force V ll opened its district schedule with a 52-51 victory ovrr lin e Ridge. Sem inole took a 14-111 lead after one (p u rle r, Iml fell I k*hlntl 2H-26 at halftime. The locals then outscored the home team. 12 9. in the thlrd quarter lo take a one point lead, which they held onto. Tile Junior varsity contest went to the Panther* 5-1 12. In addition to Blue. B.J. ITatt poured In 15 points anil Sylvester W ynn Jr. added nine points for the winner's. Krtvu K.is was the only player in d o u b le llgu rrs for Pine Kklgc (I 2| with 19 polnis. Arrow Force V ll also Im ­ proved to 1-2 on the season anti will host M ainland to a hlg Class 5A District •! gam r on W ednesday at Bill Flem ing Memorial Gym nasium starting at 7 dll) p in. In other prep action over the weekend • The L ik e Howell boys scored 51 points In the second half to rally from a 36 22 halftim e defied and defeutrd Mainland, 73-70. to el.ilm third place lit Hit* Faist Orange R o ­ tary T ip -O ff Classic at W inter Park High School on Saturday. • In girls' h askrltial!. Lyman goi 11 inputs each from Turner and Hudson to top Oviedo. 11) 3.1. in K A f action on Stdurtlny. • In b o y s ' s is t e r . Oviedo. L ik e M an anti L ik e Howell all remained undefeated with shutout victories, w hile W inter Springs won lls first game of the season. • In g ills s m te r, Oviedo Ini- proved to 7-1 with a 6 0 thrashing o f Titu sville Monday, while L ik e Mary and W inter Springs lailli bounced back fnim loases on F'rlilav with Im presslve wins on S ilu n l.iy , BASKETBALL B O YS MONDAY ARROW FORCE VII B2. PANTHERS 51 Seminole (82) ('.imps 2 Wti.xk i C um 2 Wlm man I ISull I I IHit.- 20 Wynn O lo UK 21 ID l<l 82 Pine Ridge (SI) Sfmn rr I lu llia il N Wiltuinaun I. I kkI(-'I i « i 12 llam-ll 12. Ikihlirti I t VU( fctutr 2 Totals 21 11 22 70 Lake Howell (73) Ttamrr O M u\ 20 H inu tn Ik )Unr I I Smilli 8 U ih -I.iii I 8 InitkHil.titnr 2 rik.Uk 27 18 2 I 73 Mainland Lake Howell 14 12 12 14 . 52 IS 15 S 14 St llitr r p<i(iil Ih VI KikiK line K„l,.< 2 ISO'S.la 21 I (-.Mil tool-. Srmidotr 20 lltu- Itklyr tit Vixileil mil _ SemUv.(« Wynn Irt linn al* _ none H rook 17 10 18 10 70 12 10 2S 23 . 73 lldi-r |" aui Ik U |yul> . Mainland tl i, M. n .. I!, , -11 lake Ikmrll 4 (Kntiii 2 K.mr 2) Tram fmil* _ Main LiimI If. lake 11,mill I'l tmilrd (Mil . im4hIn Initials _ (Mine k n im l' _ M.iiiiLintl I 2. ink.- Ikmrll J I May 8, . l, in « Call N l.iioii (.,11 8 K il'Uka- l<J Mill I k ,.lii,,i„/ 2 1.ilk X Total-. Ill 17 10 SI Seminole Pine Ridge 10 I'mtk-d (Nil . I.yman. lum rr tn Ii ilk .da . ttnnr Ibnm U . l.yman 0 1 Junior t in lly . Lyman 9(1 Ihlnk, 40 THIRD PLACE GAME SILVER HAWKS 73, BUCCANEERS 70 Mainland (70) GIRLS SATURDAY GREYHOUNDS 40. UONS 33 Oviedo (33) Woiluiiilui 2 Humus 8 t >41,41 I) 1I, sly) s | Siiiilev 11. IIm u la 3 Tiri-tU I I I, I I .LI Vmim4r 12: IIih- ICpIkt I 3 Junka Lyman (40) rarstty m Plnr Klil(r f.l Srinmuk- 12 CJuum 7. ( n o 1 llutla.41 I I Turner It Lllaxl N I.4.1U 18 7 12 40 SATURDAY ROTARY TIP-OFF CLASSIC at W inter Park High School Oviedo Lyman 0 11 5 7 .3 3 10 13 6 1 1 . 40 thin- (aant lirkl tfisils Ovlnki I ISniilryl lym.in :t lUulim ( n il 11nal Mini Tram kmk . I Husk > 12 Lym.in SO CCER BOYS M ONDAY UONS B. PATRIOTS 0 Lake Brantley 0 0 . 0 ovtedo s a l s Gu*l* . Oonki 9 (Ciaik 2. Ktilati C.iln Uikrrl Aaalala _ (Xtrtlu 8 IKilcmurh 2. 1‘jm n Swamlrr. (huul Ktilnrl Simla un k>m I . lake llr.inllry 12. Onrtkt 22 H m *d * . Otkrki 0 0 .Junk* var*lty _ (Mtrki 2 lake llr.in llry I BEARS 3, ROYALS 3 PUM Academy 2 0 2 Winter tyring* 1 2 ~ 3 (a u l* . Mr at Academy 2 llkvkls VLiurtelkk Win In Spring* 3 K'm* J DUet Aaalala W lnln Spring* 2 IlHrhofl, Lila>111 Simla >41 pail _ flral Al .utemy 12 Winter Spitngs 20 II , ikd* . Wuilrf Springs 1 0 SILVER HAWKS 5. BULLDOGS 0 DeLend Lake Howvtl 0 0 . 0 2 3 * 8 I a aria . lake Unwell 8 llkiwnun 2 Pleaae ece Preye. Page BA Raider women bounce back quickly from Friday’s loss By Dean Smith IIFIRALD SI'O KI'S EDITOR Mwnd PMS to A,cn aooaw Kaisa Tuure (No. 25) and Dana Kudruyvtsova (No 5) combined lo score 41 points. 21 m the second half, as the No 21 nationally ranked Seminole Community College women s basketball loam bounced back from Friday's first loss ol the season with an 85-73 triumph over No 26 nationally ranked Cincinnati Tech m the Central Florida Community College Classic n Ocala Saturday The Raiders (9-1) will bo at home at 6 p m on Wednesday UCF, Northern Iowa undefeated in Classic Special to the Herald OKI A N DO _ Cliuriya Davis scored 17 points and Nancy Richter 16 as the host U niver­ sity o f Central Florida w om en's basketball team defeated Can Isius University, 74-63. In Ih r seeund round o f the UCF W om en's Classic at the UCF' Arena Saturday night. In the oth er game. Northern Iowa University used a very balanced at lack to nin lls rec­ ord to a perfect 6 0 with an W> IH thum ping o f High Point C ollege. Both Ih r Golden Knights, who evened their record al 3 3. and High Point ea ch won two gam es In the Classic. High Point fell to 3 6 and Canistus tumbled to I -4. UCF" wilt la- idle tint 11 (he I5lh when ii hosts Drexrl U ni­ versity at 7 p m. al the UCF Arena. Th e Golden Knights will then travel lo Austin, Texa s lo take on the University o f Texas on D ecem ber 21st. la-fore re­ turning hom e lo host the U ni­ versity o f Pennsylvania on Dec. 30lh at 7 p.m. at the UCF* Arena to conclude the 1998 schedule. In addition lo Davis and RJrhler. Kelli Ely also st on d In double figures lor UCF* w iili OCA1A _ A couple o f week's ago. Sem inole Comm unity College wom en's basketball assts tuttt roach Tony M andrvtllr was worried that his team was starting lo get a little ro ck y after rolling to an 5 0 start and In llm alrd that U might not I m* had lire the Raider* to gel beat. Maybe that ro ek lijrss was a factor lit SCC losing its first gam e o f the season lo .Meridian Community C ollege from M ississippi in the Ocala Classic Friday night. That loss evidently lit a lire (aider the No. 21 naltonally ranked Raider* as lliey exploded for a 42-22 halftim e lead and went on to an 85-73 victory ovrr No. 26 nationally ranked Cincinnati Technical College on Saturday at Central F lo r­ ida Community C ollege. SCC |9 I) built the first h alf lea d behind 10 points each from All-Am erica candidate Darla K u dm w tseva and 6-fool 4 Finland freshm an, Kaisa Tuure. Kudm yvtscva had another good second half, scoring nine more (mints. hut it was Tb u rr and fellow Finn. Salu Raltnesalo, that stepped fo r ­ ward. as Tillin ' scored 12 o f her Iram -hlgh 22 points and Ralmesulo all nine o f her (joints In the final 20 minutes. Point guards C rystal Tan n er and Ocala’s own Kelsh.i Smith also had big gam es, netting 10 and 12 points, respectively Seven foot center Jaanu Kotova chipped in with right points, while Mevelt W ooley added three points and S h cm cl Donovan two (joints. Vida Mnlljcrry (jaced Cincinnati Teach, which went 30-4 last year, with a gam e-high 25 points. Shatma Lucas added 12 (joints and l)e De Am os RAIDERS SB. SURGE 73 Cine in>at I Technical C«U«g« (73) Mndsry |)»ll 12 UO 2 ik- Mr Amu* 3-9 3 2 I I tlrlli t mlrlki 3 H O 0 S Nikki South 0 0 0 0 0 Shrtl l)yi r 0 0 0 0 0 Aj,,lrt .• Mrrk* DU 0 II 0 TtkuU C alkfway O 0 0 0 0 VkL. MuUirrry 10 28 UO 23, Naomi IliiNioon 1 6 .1-3 <1 traiwis MuiilKuou-iy 1 6 0 0 H Laurtr IXnH 0 0 O il 0. MuulU In 14* 5 102 3 13 rotvl* 2 *6 6 7 7 73 ItM lM l* C o n v a l l y Coltoga (•*) m .ick* i M r u o w o o i m u Kudruywwv* a 14 * ** i*4 Crystal r.innn 3 7 3 1 to. Mrvrtl Wintry OO 3 4 1 Sou Itilim-saln 1 9 0 0 9 Krish.i Sinllh 5 10 23 12, ( hil*lli>4 lltuiuui) 0 0 0 0 0 Kal*u hour 10 20 22 22 SJtrmrlka Slukr* O O O O O KrKIm Soilihri* 0 0 0 O 0. J.miwi K>a,»a 111 2 1 H Shrrml Ountnaji 0 0 2 4 2 Tirfal* I t 91 19 24 NS ll.>lliUiir SCC 42. CtC 22 thrrr pninl lirkl ( n k CTC l():iO (Mulbrny 5 IS. Amo* 3 0 , CinlrUu 2 6) SCC 4 12 [KiiJioyvtM-'.i 2 0 l(.0mr*aki 1-3 l.morr I31 Irani l>*il* . C'lC 19 SCC 14 Luulrtl uul . CTC. M.4il|(»mrry SCC, tan m i Tn link at* . nunr Ikrudt* . SCC 9 I contributed 11 points, while All America candi­ date Naomi Bronson was held to nlnr points. M rrrdlan Community C ollrgr proved that Its win over SCC w as no fluke as It also (jested the host l^iirtots on Saturday. T ile Raiders, who are ranked No. 2 In the state poll, will return home to host lllllsljorough Comm unity C o llege from Tam pa tn Its flna hom e gam e before ih r holidays on Wednesday G am e Hmr is 6 p.m. at the SCC Health am Physical Education Center nnd. as always, ad m ission Is free. A fter Ihr home game, the Raiders will travel t i Daytona Bench Community College n rxl Frida; and Saturday fur the DltCC Classic where ihrj will hat tic No. I state-ranked Gulf Const Com m unlty College from Panama City on Snturd.n at 6 p.m. They will play another state-ranket squad from the Panhandle. Chlpola Community C ollege from Mahatm a, at 6 p.m. on Friday. WELL DONE I I . Klialiah Guillory added nine (joints and Camille H ow ­ ard rlghl points. Jill Wilson pitted Canistus with 16 |Miinls. white M aggie Guidry netted 20 and M issy D eC Irineiile nine Northern Iowa had all 12 o f lls wom en *i ore |joluts In the victory. Mary Koch. Barb Bennett and Britt Stahl came off the bench to score I i, 12 and I I iHiiuts to Is- the only NIU players to score in double fig­ ures. Nadine Brandt added nine and Karen Mrhrkcns eight for the winner's. Dee Pciinix ted High Point with 17 points, while Detdre Cnttila added I I . UCF WOMEN'S CLASSIC GAM E ONE N o r t h e r n Io w a U n iv e r s it y (6 4 ) Nikki S|nll* 13 5 0 0 1, Alll-441 Nowr 2 5 (J 0 I Karen M. Ink, m I S 0 0 S. K.11V lias J4i 2 S 2 2 ii Vadim- lliaiidl 1 III 0 O 9 Kv IVIrrsctl 1 6 1-3 3 Vl.ny K ..I, 5 II 2 I I I Lran IUI* 2-4 0 O 5 Jill NrkB I 2 0 0 2. ttrlll Sl.dil 5* 7 1 III K.II4 Nm i i i II t 5 0-1 6. IU l6 ili um It 5 0 2 2 12 Im.il, 17-77 e 15 51 H igh P o in t (48) Aunh Milk-r 0 1 12 1 Ik-ldre CihiILi 5 7 1 I II I'u iii' Mary H im ,, 2 6 1 -4 7, Ike 2<> 12 17 Vlnly llimkm.ni 1 i, 2 1 I Killy Ihouuit 0-3 0 0 0. Pbelo by Jeba CuUum SANFORD _ The Optimist Club of Sanlord re­ cently honored Lewis Wright, a Seminole High School varsity football player, with its Athlete of the Week award J Lewis had 13 big tackles in the final game of the ! season, a victory over Lake Mary, four for losses Wright receives his award from Optimist Club mem­ ber Andy Nichols. Please sec C ollege, Page 3B t �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Tuesday. December B. 1998 • Wh Get a little Florida w ildlife the easy way Special to the Herald OCALA _ Have you cvrr seen a splrrbu sh swallowtail caterpillar'? How about a trio of young skunks peering from beneath a log*? Or a reddish rgrrt frolicking In the w ater? You could have If you n ib scribed 10 Florida W ildlife m agazine last yrart From fly fishing for panflsh to colorful songbirds to trophy Im cks • Florida W ildlife m aga­ zine has a llllle something for all nature lovers. Th is o fficia l publication of the Florida O am e and Fresh W ater Fish Com m ission (OFC). let's you experience the state's unique flora and fauna from the co m ­ fort o f your easy chalrl Florida W lklllfe m agazine makes a great Christm as gift for rveryone on you r list. It's an award-wtnnlng. bi-m onthly publication Jam packed with vibrant and stim ulating ph oto­ graphs. original artw ork and colorful stories on Florida's hunting, fishing, w ildlife w atching and other con serva­ tion-related topics. And w hile the m agazine c o v ­ ers the stale from coaat-tocoast, m any o f the exciting stories com e from right here In Central Florida. For exam ple. If you had sub­ scribed last year you would have learned all about Fish Orlando I a new urban fishing program being developed for anglers in the Greater Orlando area. You would also have discov­ ered that Foxhunting Without Foxes Is alive and well In North Central Florida, and you would have learned all about how fire has always been a natural part o f Florida's ecology. In addition, each year the Florida Buck Registry is prlntrd In the JanuaryFebruary Issue o f the m aga­ zine. listing the biggest w hltrtall bucks taken In die state during the previous hunting season. It also lists who look them and where they were taken. These and m ore urtlcles give readers a wealth o f Inform ation about Florida's wildlife such us where to find an affordable place to hunt, how to hunt turkey, where to fish for bass and how to help protected species from disappearing. You'll even find som e recipes on how to cook you r favorite fish and game. New this year Is "A W lldlltc Friend" - a feature tlial recog­ nizes those w ho have helped wildlife In one w ay or another. "Lung Card* for the golfer In your family please call 425 5804 or 1 800 LUNG-USA. SH S baseball fund raiser Holiday S W C W restling SANFORD _ The Sanford Police E xplorers w ill be sponsoring SCW (Southern C ham pi­ onship Wrestling) Pro-W restling on Friday. December 11 at the Sanford Civic Center lo ­ cated at the com er o f Sanford Avenue and Sem inole Boulevard on the hike front. Doors will open at 0:30 p m. for on au to­ graph party for advanced ticket sales with the action beginning at 8 p.m. This will be one o f the biggest wrestling nights that Sanford has ever experienced. Th r card Includes a Steel Cage Match b e ­ tween "Coldblooded" Jerry Perry und "Serial Thnlla* Kevin Rage, a Survival Series Matrh. a Falls County Anywhere Match und a s p e­ cial awards cerem ony. Bryan Austin und thr AOV will Issue a challenge for die main event us well as a special appearance by the big man h im ­ self.. .Sunta Claus. There will also be a special mixed tag team challenge match with ‘ Mad Dog* Mike T a ylo r and h l» manager, Ms. Red "Hot* Pepper. Mr. M onry and the ‘ Agent* Chris Hollywood Tickets will be $7 in advance and $9 at the door. Chlldrrn 10 and younger who bring a new unwrapped toy for the Sanford Police F.O.P. toy drive will receive free admission. All others who bring in a new unwrapped toy for the Explorers' F.O.P. toy drive will re­ ceive a free SCW program and a Sanford Po ■ lice Explorers Sports Cup. ITocreds will go to the Explorers to help purchase n von for their program. For more Information or tickets, please contact Officer Mike Taylor at 323-3030. Tickets are also available at Billy Boys' l o ­ cated at the com er o f 1st Street and Sanford Avenue 321-0833. and at the Sanford Civic Center 321-2838. Softball players needed SANFORD _ Wom en's slowpttch softball players are needed for a team to play on Tuesday night's. Especially a pitcher. Please call Bonnie at 323-0631 for Info. "L u n g C ards" are great gifts O R L A N D O _ The G olf Privilege Card, also known as the "Lung Card*, allows golfers to enjoy free or rrduced green fees at over 600 courses tn Florida, Georgia. Alabama. South Carolina and Mississippi. The Lung Card Is a perfect gift for the holidays, and proceeds from your aid benefit the Amerlcun Lung Association o f Central Florida. T h r G olf Privilege Card is on sale for only $20 during the holidays, and If you buy three you receive an extra card free. For more Information on purchasing the Legal Notices MOTtca or FICTITIOUS KAMI None* it hereby given Ihel l •m ongeged m b u tm tu at 130 Ot La Boaavt. Lm i m w , FL llr r t . •ta n n o lt County, Florid*, unitor tn* Flctitlout Nom# ol CTM NNOTION. and mat I inland to taonior rout "• * * • a its mo Civilian at Corporotloni. TaJUhe****. Florida, in accordant* nrth ttio proviaiono ol Ihe Flclillout Noma Slot woo. Te-Wit: faction MS OS, Florida Stalulaa tM t. Marcut Krocklouor Pwblteh: Dacambor I, IM S OCX-72 | Looking for ajob? Check Mil the Help Wanted section every Sunday in the Seminole Herald. !| TOUR i NEWSPAPER c m U l i t t le b « t Its trains Is g re a t Subtcribe Today! Seminole Herald MO N. Francs A r t. Sanford 133 2(11 SANFORD _ T h e Sem inole High School baseball tram will be holding a fund raising clinic on Decem ber 21st and 22nd. Th e clinic w ill be the Hitting A Pitching Camp, featuring Tuttle Thom as and J.D. Arllrga from thr University o f Miami. Th e ram p Is set for the first 100 entrants, a ratio o f Instructors to cam pers o f l-lo-IO . Cost will be $80 and the ram p will nm from I p.m. to 6 p.m. daily. For more Inform ation, call SHS baseb all roach Mike Powers at 320-5058. J C C winter sports camp MAITLAND _ T h r Jewish Community C en ­ ter. 851 N. M aitland Ave. Maitland Is now accepting registration for several winter break sports camps. A ll camps run from 9 a.m.-to-4 p.m. H ow ­ ever. early (7 a .in -to -9 a.m.) and late |4 p m to-6 p.m.) care Is available. Cam p options are: Junior Maecabl Sports Camp ITr-K-2. Gym nastics A Dunce Cam p Prr-K-6. Soccer A Football Cam p 3-6. B as­ ketball Camp K-6 and G olf A T en n is Cam p 5 -15 years o f age. W inter Break C am p datrs-W rek I-Dec. 2124. W eek 2-Dec. 28-31: Cam p fees $100 Dally rale $50. JC C Mem ber discount $85. Dally ratr $25. Call for tennis and golf cam p fees. Far fu n h er information and lo register, rail 645-5931', Ext. 255. (JCF canned goods drive ORLANDO _ The University of Central Florida M e n 's tiuskrttMlI t r a m w ill sponsor a canned food drive for the Second Hurvest Food Bank at Ita December 20 gam e against Barry University at the UCF Arena. Anyone who brings one or more cans of food will get Into the gam e for Just $1. The Second Harvest Food Bank was named the ‘ Food Bank o f the Year* In the United States for 1996-97 by thr Second Harvest National Food Bank Network. In Central Florida there were approxi­ mately 128.000 people w ho relied on em er­ gency food programs at least once during 1997. Forty-six percent o f these were ch il­ dren. Second Harvest Food Bank saved m ore than s o r n m illion pounds o f food In our comm unity last yeur alone. T h i s Is a great opportunity to get the comm unity Involved." said UCF assistant Don Burgess. T h i s Is an opportunity for fans to support UCF, as well as needy fam i­ lies during the holiday season. We re proud to work hand-in-hand with the Serond Har­ vest Food Bunk during the holiday season.* Fans who are unable to uttrnd the gam e but still want to contribute can take canned goods to thr Second Harvest Food Bank at 2008 Urengle Ave. In Orlando between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Legal Notices Legal Notices os FICTITIOUS N A M ! Nolle* la Ivor*by given that w* or* engaged In buainata al 41M Waal lob# Mary Bo uleverd-Suite 174 Lab# Mary, Florida 11741, Somlnolo County, Florida undor (he Fictmoue Nona ol UrOvartao* Trading Company, and tS44 ora inland lo rogiaror aMd noma ■MS IS# Otvldon ol Corporation*. Tatlasaataa, Florida, in occordonc* with IS* provltiont o f IS* Flctitlout Nam* Statute*. To WM: Soction MS.Of, Florid* tlatula* 1401. Publics. Doc ambar I, 1444 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT FOR BIMMOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA n o t io s o«x-s« NOT ICS TSo Control Florida Job* and education PannoraSip, Inc., announcat a teleconference ot the Eiecutiv* Committee TSo Pubbe i* united to pbrttctpblo at IS* call In number ot 1-400471-77P1. DATE: Dacambor 1|, IS M TIME; <0 a.m LOCATION: CFj EP Ofltca 1401 l a * Road. St* 107 Waiter Parb F I PURPOSE: To dltcua* manor* ol tntaraai to IS* Cami * i Florida Job* and Education PartnortSip, Inc., ■its rotofonc* to Worhforc* Development t**u*o. For FurtSor Intormallon. Contact: Dory J. lari, Eiecutiv* Director Control Florida JEP 1401 lo o Road. St* 107 Winter Park FI 127S9 14071 741 4149 PubbaS: Dacambor ( , 1SS4 OCX-99 PROSATS DIVISION FMa Number SO-1041-CP IN M : (STATE OF STEPHEN ANDREW RYAN Oacaaaad NOTICS OF ADaSINISTSATION TSo odminiatrahon ol tso allot# ol S T IP H IN ANDREW RYAN, dacoaaod. File Number M-I042-CP. la ponding in tso Circuit Court lor Sominol* County, Florida, Probata DiMaron. IS* addraa* ot which Is P.O. Draa.r C. Sanford. Flood* 13772-OOS9 The namot and addroito* of is * poraonal rapratontaha* and tS* poraonal rapraaantatiy* a attorney *r* aat tons below Ail Inlaraatod ponona ar* required lo St* with ISi* court. WITHIN THREC MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. |1| all claim* again*! th* a*tat* and (3) any obraction by on mtorootod perron on whom thr* none* i* served that chsltango* tso rabdity ot th* will, tn* quaktKbUont ol Iho person it r*p r***n tati*t. *onuo. or pirwdiction ol tho court A l l CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL UE FOREVER BARRED Publication of thr* Notice ha* begun on Dacambor 4, IM S Poraonal Ropraaontativ* JOHN A RTAN 4744 EAST PARK DRIVE Fort Worth. T**a* 7(1)2 Anernoy for Poraonal Roprtaoniatm* KENNETH M BEANE. ESQUIRE 470 N Orlando Aranu* Sun* 1004A Mu11Und. FL 33791 (407)919-1M l Publish Dacambor I. IS. 1998 OCX-94 Florida W ildlife Ih truly a magazine no Florida home should be without. Its afford­ able price - only $12 a yrar • m akes It a great Christm as stocking stutfrr for adults or children. And. for every three onc-yeur gift subscriptions you purchase (a to ta l o f $36 plus $2 shipping and handling), you will get a free signed and numbered Largrniniith Bass art print by artist Duane Raver. T ills Is the 15" print In the magazine's w ildlife cover art series and is available for a lim ited tlm< To order Honda W ildlife m agazine send rhrtk or m oney d rdrr payable in Florida W ildlife. Circulation Office. G20 S. Meridian St.. Tall.ibaHsrr. FI., 32399-1600. SATURDAY FRIDAY HORNETS 1. RAMS 0 Preps --------C— t l E i l b o a Pag« 4A SU.-rtrr Gay Canrhool A n tv t* _ Like linwrtl 4 IGunruln 3. Strrrtrr. *|iuwm onf Sturt* an R juI . Dr Lund 2; Lake Ik m e l 39 fk ro rd * . Dr Land 3-8. Lakr Ikiwrll 3 0 Junior vontily _ Lake Ibxn II 5. Drloinri 3. SATURDAY ■AMS 4, HURRICANES 0 O o la o t Y lU * 0 U l * Mary 2 2 0 RAMS 5. RAIDERS 1 Orsap* Park 1 0 . 1 Lak« Mazy 3 2 . S U l * Mar* nukap Mm 0 0 Guui* . Or .inter Park 1 IChUiramkil lulu- M.try 5 (Klkrr 2. Kirkwood Hirern Dm ilr/I A csh lc . Lukr M.try 2 IHifas Huccnl Shut* tin ( im J _ Oranj-r Park 12: lu k r Mary IA Itrrnnlc _ Orange Path 7-2: U k r Mary 5 1 3 KOWBOTS 0. BEARS 2 . 0 4 (jkkde . Iukr M.try 4 Hawed. Wymrr. fn in k . LvIrltriMik) A w W t . Lakr M ary 4 (Wymrr 2. M rlntm h. Aliram*) Shat* mi Deil _ Galnrvvtllr 7. I.ik r Mary 27 K nu rd* . Galitrw tllr J 3 J, I .thr M ary AO PATRIOTS 4. COUGARS 1 Lite Inattoy 2 2 .4 Uohrrrally 1 0 . 1 Dual* _ Lukr llratillry 4 ICmtrtttlo 2 Zuvl. Turkrrt. Ui»tm -»ily I IlU ilryl A ** M * _ Luke I Irani try I (Klorrllnol Shot* on p u t . Lakr llranllry 17. Uni m o lt y 12 Ib rord v _ lukr llranllry 23: U n h e ielly 3-4 Junkir v-arMty . Luke llranllry 4. U n iv m tiy 0. LIONS 4. PANTHERS I Dv. PlUttlp* 0 1 .1 OvM d 2 2 .4 Oanh _ Dr Iftlt lp * I (Santuvl. CMrtkt 4 ICaufc 2. II Lukrr. Nudrlfurrl: A-.M-.tv . CMrdu 4 (Kukmrtrt* 2. T. Lukrr. CtemlKuinrl Shot* an goal . Dr. PhilItpv R: tXtrdu 17 Ikrrard* _ Dr. Itilltlp* D 2 Junior varetty . 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A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF TN I STATE OF FLORIDA, and -JOHN 0 0 1 and/or MARY DOC* tho nemo* being Irctitiou*. th* tru* rdentitioa ol Defendant* being unknown lo Plamtitt, tho port la* intended be mg iso parti** m poaaaaaion, 0*1 andante NOTICE OF SALE Nolic* I* hereby given that, pursuant to tSa Order or Final Judgmam enured on November 30. IM S in this cauoo. in Ih* Circuit Court ol Sommot* County; Florida. I w il tall IS* property (d u e led In Sammol* County, Florida, daaenbad a* Lot 7, PALM POINT, sc par plot In Plat Boob 90, p age* S I through 71. inclusive. Public Record* ol Sammol* County. Florida at public sale, to tho sigh ed and boat biddar. lor cash, at tn* west front door o l th# Sammol* County Courthouaa m Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 l a , on OECEMBER 19, ISM. Oatad al Sanford. Florida tlua TOTH day o l Novambar. 1994 MARYANNf MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Jana E Jaaawic Deputy Clark Barry M. Elkm. Esq. 9300 Kogar Btvd . Suit* *104 Si. Potaisburg, FL 13702 Publish: Dacambor t, S. IS M DEX-2 o i 1 0 . 1 Gaale _ Dtehup Munre I (Wlllumcl Aeetele . n tm r Shot* on p n l . U l . Mary D. INehop Mixire 5. HrrnnK litchiip M ixer 4-3. Junbir troreil. la k r M.iry S. lilehap Mmirr 0. (407) 321-9671 • 3150 Orlando Drive • Sanford, FL �•A Semooie Herald. Santord. Florv-i Tuesday Decemter H 1998 CONTEST RULES SEMINOLE HERALD FOOTBALL .CONTEST HOW TO PLAY: Each game of the week appears in a different advertisement Fill in the team you choose to win m the numbered space provided on the entry form that correlates with that week's game Complete the entry form and either mail or bnng it in to our office Each week's win­ ner will be determined by the most correct picks Must bo 18 or older to claim pn/o THIS WEEK'S WINNER! Advertisers aro in no way liable for any aspect of this contest It is for ontedammont purposes only GEORGE SIMKANICH No purchase necessary Entry forms may be picked up in tho Seminole Herald office George only missed three! TIEBREAKER: What will the highest combined score be In any one game? All e r fic s must be ether received In Iho Seminole Herald office or post marked by the Friday before each weeks games Winners will be announced in Tuesday's edition after the games havo been played InpcyMt c* IVfUK N ntiwm . K v **< ■ " • • iM tK n iw n a iig N io m iM o in litl ENTRY FORM Name: Daytime Phone: Address: P IC K S ia TIEBREAKER Please bring in, fax or post mark by Friday of each week To: Seminole Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 V iv o n a I ,%1 i n - TATTOOING & BODY PIERCING I t it I in n in . !■»« One 18” Pizza Cheese & 3 Toppings Delivery Pick up or One-In One Coupon Per P itta 3500 N. Mwy. 17-92 Lake Mary R T I I I | a 302-5577 Manny • Piercer Shirley • Adist Pick up your cold beer, wine & soda's for the game. Hours: Mon. • Sat. 8am - 10pm • Sun. 11am - 10pm 324-5147 • FAX 324-4425 2477 PARK AVE. (Corner of 46A A Park Corner of Button Road L 17-91 Casselberry, VI (407) 339-1190 WITH $29 PURCHASE ON MOM 15 Yrs. Experience • Doctor Supervised Autoclave Sterilization • Disposable Needles \ Ave.) SANFORD p m w n w H rt.T M tm e a r (F o r m e r ly B ,fc k s t.\g e ) $10 OFF w ith ad 324-1341 _M 1 W ^3 1 M Q LAN P « t arUes Cold Beer. W arm friend Is w h at Is you'll find here. SE CHICAGO at O R I1N BAY >▼ » L Q V l i : • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY * NAVY • AHMY • r o c k S h o e s a n d y NFL Games Sun. A Mon. Check for our Rightly medals 1/2 (law specials. A B o o t s . I n c . Go F urther. Stay O u t Longer. AL’S ^t*rxesc*ia x Army ★ Navy HRPPY HOUR Mon. • Frl. 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Specials Hours M-F 9-6 30 • Sat 9-5 1401 S. French Ave. (17-92 A 14th SI.) (407) 322-5791 3E EE ARIZONA at PHILADELPHIA • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY • Ho oV-e j S W IM M O CHICK OUR DAILY IUMCH SPECIALS Pool Tables f««a/> °ea A ★ A 119 W Crysl.ri 330-1275 IO G 1*CL£ ^ K V V I f V M L m k s M m ry ’s O ld e s t R s s tm u rm n t Co/e a NICKS L IQ U O R BAR « 1 Uft# Saw FAMILY O W N ED A O P IR A T K O BUY 1 LARGE PIZZA ALL THE WAY. GET 1 SMALL CHEESE PIZZA FREE : •A Now Aesiplmp Visa. M.C.. Amor. Eip Otbil Cards Coupon Requited " Mr r r drdnaud lo prmiding <<hmI im k r . { inn/food and good til intojih r r r fo r the r n lir r family " kvwMoun ^ 3 B 3 n r i —a 0p«nu Th t j m 2S05 Park Or., Sanford • 322-2907 HOURS: MON - SUN. 10 AM - 2A M. - J E E a D D J 3 t sa 6 F a* us your order at: 32Z-OMB jin topm 227 N. Country Club Rd. 9 pm fn ------------- ’ O TENNESSEE at JACKSONVILLE O © WASHINGTON at CAROLINA © M O NSTER DEBT? 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FRENCH AVE., SANFORD WINN DIXIE MARKETPLACE Drink Specials Tony’s Five Points Bar LAKE NARY PUB & GRILL S S -< a^ a H.- e (4 0 7 ) 3 2 7 -9 5 5 0 D E N V E R a t N E W Y O R K G IA N T S Hi n ew YORK JETS at MIAMI DETROIT at SAN FRANCISCO �Seminoto HtraW, Sanford, Florid* * TjevJay. December 0. 1990 * 7A Legal Notices 1 Legal Notices IN fM N CIRCUIT COURT T O * • ■ ■ m o i l COUNTY, PLORIOA PROBATS MVtBIOR T i l t NO. BB-BSS-CP IN RE: (STATE OF Ha r r ie t t s N o n c n o s s A/k/a HARRIETT! W NORCROSS Oh h h i I NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of th# •(111* of MARRIETTE NOR­ CROSS. a/k/a MARRIETTE W NORCROSS. deceased, Fila Number H I M X F . la pending * Ih * Circuit Court for Sammola County. Florida. Probata Divxkhv th# addraaa of which ta P O Drawer C. Sanford. F I 12772 0 *3* Th# nanioa and addraaaaa of the patronai rapraaantatira and tfta par tonal representative a attor­ ney ara tat forth below A l l INTERESTED PARTIES ARE NOTIFIED THAT All mtaroatad barton* on ■horn thia notica ta served a ho hat* obtactiona that challenge tha validity o f I ha ■ill. tha qual­ ification* of tha p*r*on*l repre•anlativa. tanua. or hjnedxlion of thia Court ar* raquirad ta Id* with thi* Couit WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All craditor* of th* dacadant and olhar p rrto n t haring claim* or demand* agamat dacadant * attata on whom a copy of thi* notica t* tarred within thra* month* attar tha data o f fiitt publication of thr* n olle* mutt III* than claim* with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER o f THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other craditor* of Ih* daca­ dant and p an o n * haring claim* or demand* aga.nrt Ih* dacadant * attata mutt file tnair claim* with Ihi* Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data ol th* fu*t publica­ tion of thi* Notice i* Dec amber I . I 998 Ben* On* Tiutl Company. N A BANK ONE t/k/e Fir s t NATIONAL BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY OF EVANSTON. ILLINOIS BY Maureen Rafa Partonal Repratentatir* 14 Lagrange Road Lagrange, itlinoit *0323<2491 TRUMAN O SCARBOROUGH. Jr Attorney lor P*r*ona< Rapratantalir* Florida Bar No W O ltt IT * Harnton Street PO Bor ttS4 T ltitv ll't Floruit 12741 Telephone (to • /(T-4770 Publiah Dec amber ( . IS. DSa-eo IN IN B CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND POR SEMINOLB COUNTY, PLORIDA CABB NO. BB-OTSE-CA-I4.W COUNTRYWIDE h o m e LOANS. INC . * New York corporation, t/k/a COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION. Plamttll. v* JAMES I OAVIDSON. *fk/e JAMES EDOAR OAVIDSON. Deceeeed ISS4291 12-4241). MERRILEI S DAVIDSON, a/k/e MERILEI S DAVIDSON. M V * MERRILEE SUE NEWMAN. SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A . !/k/« SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. SEARS. ROEBUCK S COMPANY; JAMES K DAVIDSON, a/k/a JAMES KENNIOY DAVIDSON; SHAUNA RAE OAVIOSON. STATE OF FIORIOA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, end any unknown hen*, d e n t* **, grant***, creditor*, and olhar unknown perron a or unknown tpouaea Claiming by. througn and under any ol th* abOYa-namad Defendant*. Datandant*. SSH File 1**0504 NOTICB OP FORBCLOSURI SALE NOTICE ra hereby grran tnat th* undaraignad Clark of ih* Circuit Court at Sammoi* County. Florida, will on th* 17th day o l DECEMBER. t»9S. *t t f 00 o clock A M at Ih* Waal Front door ol th* Saminol* County Courthou*# in Sanford. Florida, offer for tala and tail al public outcry lo Ih* highati and beat bidder lor caah, th* lollowing.daacribad proparly atluat* m Sammoi* County, Florida Lot IS . Bloch 3. NORTH ORLANDO INO ADDITION, according lo the plat tharaot. a* recorded m Plat Book t l , paga* 35 and 3* ol Ih* Public Record* of Sammoi* County. Florid*. purtutnl to th* Final Judgment anlarad in a c a t* pending in raid Court, th* atyle ol which i* indicated abate WITNESS my hand and official i t aI of raid Court thia 23rd day of Novrmbar. 1*9* If you ar* a perron with a dis­ ability who naad* any accom­ modation in order lo participate m Ihia proceeding, you ar* sntillad. at no coal lo you. lo th* provision ol certain attittanc* Plaaa* contact Court admmi*. tralor, 301 N Park Ar*nu*. Suit* N301. Sard out. Florida 31771, (407) 323 4330 aat 4222. within 2 working day* ot your r*c*ipt of thi* Malice ot Foreclosure Sal*, it you ar* hearing impaired, call l »QO*135-8771; it you ar* rote* impaired, call I 800.933 (770 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Bt Jan* E Jaaeuic Daputy Clerk ATTOHNEY FOR PuAINTIFF F Jbert H. Horch. Jr. Etquir* Butler A Horch. PA 3183 S Conway Rd . SI# E Orlando, Florida 32*12 1407) 3 * I- 3200 Publish Oecamber I, 8. I* * * 0CX-3 IN T H I CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE BMMTBINTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP T N I STATB OP PLOWIOA, N A N O PON SBMINOLB COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Caae Net •B-144B-CA-14-0 SOUTHTRUST MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Pt ami iff, ■**• BRIOIT A. TOBIN; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP BRIOIT A TOBIN. And ANTHONY E TOBIN, JR ; Defend anl* NOTICB OP B A L I Notre* I* hereby green Ihet. puriuanl to a Final Judgment at Foreclosure entered in the above-styled ecu **, in the Circuit Court o f Seminole County. Florida. I wt* s e t the property trtuat* m Seminole County. Florida, described ta: flahlblt -A * A portion of Lot 28. Bloch *0*. SLOVAK VILLAGE SUBDIVI­ SION. at per plat thereof as recorded m Plat Book S. Peg# IS, at Ih* Public Record* ol Seminole County, Florida; being more particularly bounded and described a* follow*: Bogm at the Northeast corner ol Lot TA, Block *0*. SLOVAK VILLAGE, thane a run South 00 dogreo* 03' 00* le a f along tho W **l right ol wey line o f fllofinik Road SB 10 l* * l; thanco tun West 104 00 feet; thence run North 00 degree* 03' 00‘ West S B0 feat, thenco run E*< 104 00 foot to tho Point o f Begmrung; together with en Easement over the South 1.41 tael of th* Beet 104 00 teat ol the above described property, at pubkc sal*, lo tho highest and best bidder, lor cash, st th* West front door of tho Bentmolo County Caurthouso. m Sanford. Florida st 11 00 A M on Jenuery 3. ISIS. DATED this le t day Of Dec amber. I 944 Maryann* Morse Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jen* ( Jaaewic Deputy Clerk IF YOU ARC A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION IN OROER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEOINO. YOU ARE ENTITLED. AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CON­ TACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT M l N PARK AVENUE. SUITE N30I. SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771, (407) 323-4330 EXT. 4227 WITHIN I WORKING OAFS OF VOUR RECEIPT OP THIS NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARINQ OR VOICE IMPAIREO. CALL 1•00 133 *771 NOTE. THIS COMMUNICA­ TION. FROM A DEBT COLLEC­ TOR. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL­ LECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFOR­ MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Gibbon*. Smith, Cohn L Arnatt PO Boa 2177 Tamp*. FI 33*01 Publish. December I. IS, It** OCM-S3 IN IMS CIRCUIT COURT OP THB ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO POR BBMINOLB COUNTY, PLORIOA QBMORAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CABB NO.I ST-fO TB -C A-f*-W W ILLS FARGO BANK. N A . Plaintiff. ** BRIAN C BONE end SUSAN M BONE, tut wife: BARBARA L. WARD. TOPPERS COLOR PRESS. INC : TAX COLLECTOR. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIORIOA. and JOHN COLLINS and REQINA COLLINS, tut wife. Defendants HOTICS OP SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant to s Final Judgment of Foieclosur* dated November H I M * , entered m Case No 97-1073-CA-14-B of th* Circuit Court ol Ih* tath Judicial Circuit in end tor Seminole County, Florida, wherein WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . Plaintiff, and BRIAN C BONE and SUSAN M BONE, ht* wife; BARBARA L. WARD; TOPPER S COLOR PRESS. INC ; TAX COL­ LECTOR. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIORIOA. and JOHN COLLINS end REGINA COLLINS, ere Defendants I will t*H lo Ih* highest and best bidder lot cash. Note* Ben*, the tale will be held *1 the Weal Front Door ot th* Seminole County Courthouse, 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, at 11 00 o clock am ., on Ih* 17th day ol DECEMBER. I99S. the loflowtng described property as sal lorlh m the Final Judgment to wit ■ XHIBIT *A* From th* South 1/4 corner of Section 17, Township 2t South. Rang* 32 East, run North 00* 43' 03* Waal, along the cantor ot said Section, a dietsnee ol S7« *4 tael to the Noith line of th* South 1/3 ol the Northwest t/4 of th* Southwest t/4 of Ih* Southeast 1/4 ot said Section 17; thence run North IS* 20 09* East, along th* taut North Ime a diatanc* of 203 12 f**t; inane# run North 00* 34* 30* Weal. • dialanca ol 400 0 feet to th* Point ol Beginning; thence run North 99* 20 09* Eeat. ■ dielance ot 43S 60 Ieat to th* Weet right ol wey o l Willingham Road, thane# run North 0* 34' 30* Weal, along said W ell right ol way a distance ot 100 0 leal; thence run South 89' 20 09* Weal; a distance ot 43S *0 lost, thence run South 00* 34 30* Caat. a dialanca ot 100 0 leal to tha Poml ot Beginning, all lying and being situate in Sammoi* County. Florida a/k/a 1212 Willingham Road. Oviedo. Florid* 32763 'In accordance with Ih* Americans with Disabilities Act. person* needing a special accommodation lo participate m Ih* proceeding should con ­ tact th* individual or agency sending notx*. not later than seven (7) days prior lo the pro­ ceeding at the addrsts given on Ih* notice Telephone t-400933 8771 (TDD) or 1 400-9338T70, via Florida Ralay Service.* DATED I hi* 23rd day ot November, 1998 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK By Jane E JASewic Deputy Attorney tor Pleinlitl: James W Moor*. Esquire JAMES W MOORE. PA 700 N E 90th Street. Suit* a Miami. FL 3113* (103) 759-/800 Publish December I, 8. 1998 DEX-A Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT POR I PROOATS DIVISION PH# RwetS er BB-IB3S-CP IN R (: f STATB OP JOHN P. BO K3 IN BOM Deceased NOTICB OP ADMINISTRATION The administration o t th* e ela t* o f JOHN P. BOKSENBOM. deceased. File Number BB-103S-CP. I* pending m th* Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida, Probate Divxion. the addree* of which t* 301 N. Perk Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771. The name* and addresses of the personal repr*tentative and th# personal representative's attorney are set forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All person* on whom thi* n one* l* served who hsvo objections that challenge the validity o f tho will, tho qualifica­ tion* Of the personal repreeentetifo. venuo. or jurisdiction of thi* Court ar# required to ftlo their ebfectlon* with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTIN THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS APTIR THI OAT I OP S IR VIC t OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AX creditor* ol the decedent and other parson* having claim* or demand* against decedent i etiate on whom • COPY Of thr# n o t * * 1* served wtthm three month* Aflat the del# of tho frrsl publication ot Hue notice mutt Me their d am n with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATt OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All Other creditors ot the dec* dent and persons having claim* or demand* egamet the d ece­ dent's e tia te n u ll file their claim* with thi* court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH I FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. 0IM A N 0S AND OSJICTIONS NOT SO PILIO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* date at the first publica­ tion ol this N o tx * i* Decomb*' B. 199B Personal Representative CECILE S BOKSENBOM 430 Village Place, Unit TOO Longwood. Florida 32779 Attorney lor Personal Representative LAWRENCE E OOLAN. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No. 099291 LAWRENCE E OOLAN. P A 300 (aat Jackaon Street Orlando. Florid* 32B0I Telephone (407) 941 7300 Publish December S, IS. 1999 01X 93 IN THB BI4HTBSNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNT, BBMINOLB COUNTY, PLORIOA PRO BATS CABB NOi BB-1033-CP IN RE Th* Eatale of PEARL M AI HARPER. A/k/a. GRANNY HARPER. 0*c eased. NOTICB OP ADMINISTRATION The administration o f tho ( t le t e of Poart M A I Harper, deceased. Pile Number 941033 CP, Is pending in the Circuit Court tor SIM IN O LI County. Florida. Probate Division, th# ed d iett o l which I* Semmo'e County Courthoue*. 301 North Park Avenue. Post O tfx * Drawer C. Sanford. Florid* 13772. Tn* name and addree* ot the Personal Representative end th* Personal Representative * attorney are set forth below All im erotled persons are required lo file with the court WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THI DATE OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE It) all claim* against the Estate and (2) any obiecfion by an interested person on whom this nonce w et served in*t chal­ lenge* the validity ot th* will, Ih* Personal Representative's qualification*, venue or |urtediction of th* Court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO Date of th* test publication: December 1, 1998. Betty J Moran P ott Office Boa IS I Geneve. Florida 12732 Robert M Marne, (squire BIS w 231h Street Sanford. Florida 32772 Allornoy lor Ih# (stale Publish: December 1.1. 1999 DEX-21 NOTICE OP SALS PUBLIC AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO PLORIOA STATUTES 713.7S THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLES WILL BE SOLO AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY DECEMBER 22. IM S AT 10 00 AM AT CORTES TOWINO SERVICE. 243 ORANOE AVI . LONOWOOO. FLORIDA. THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLO AS IS WITH NO TITLE QUARANTEE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BIO. BIODING STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWINO ANO 3TORAQE VIEWING ON HOUR PRIOR TO SALE. FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHICK, t) 1SS7 FORD TAURUS VIN4 1FABPS2U2HA2I34SS 2) IM S FORD THUNDf RSIRO VIN* IFASPA4T9JH22272I 3) 1991 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS VIN4 2MCCM73FOMX81*990 4) I9SS M AI DA QIC VINt JM1B02212F0S1M13 3) 1983 HONDA MOTORCYCLE VIN* JH2SC1807FM000339 *1 1983 OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS VINI 1GJGFM7ASFP127932 7) 1987 OLD3MOBILE CUTLASS VINf 1G3AMI1R0HD371B71 *) 1984 LINCOLN c o n t in e n t a l VINI 1MRBP97FIEV87S9M 9) 1969 DODGE CARAVAN VINf 2B4FK43J4KR323090 10) 19S2 HONDA ACCORD VINI JHM321324CC080031 I t ) 1994 CHEVROLET 3-10 VIN* 10CC31441R8242I92 12) 1983 BUICK REGAL VIN* 1O40M47A8FH424IS) 11) 1998 PLYMOUTH NEON VtN* 1PJE342CTWD309382 14) 1987 0O0GE ARIES VIN* 1B30D36K2HF313O32 15) 1983 CHEVROLET CAVALIER VIN* lOIJD69P2FK1184 38 1*1 1998 BUICK CENTRUV VIN* 2G4W332M1X1413138 17) 1990 OOOGE DAYTONA VIN* 1B3XG4439L048748/ Publish: December I, 1998 DEX 71 Legal Notices MOTMSB OP APPLICATION FOB TAX M I S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FUND AS CUSTODIAN FOR MUNICO, INC .the holder of tho following certifxM oft) ha* Med •aid cerutxatet*) to* • is * deed lo bo t**uod thereon The cer­ tificate numbed*) and ye*r(*) o f Issuance, tho description ot tho property, end th* n*me(s| m ■h x h It we* a tte s te d r*/*r* a* follow*: Certilxal* No: 24M Year of Issuance- (99# Description of Property; LEO UNIT (■ CROWN OAK CENTRE CONDO PH t ORB I44B PO tS. Namei m whxh s e ie ite d : Dene Inv It Ltd. AH o f l e d prop­ erty being in the County of lem n ole, SIM* ol Florida Unloe* such certifxeteti) shall be redeemed according to law, tho property described m such certilic ett|e| will be told lo the highest bidder M the west front door, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on the l i f t day ot December. 149*. at 11 00 p.m. Payment of Salt fee, applxable documentary stamp teep* and recording Iso* ar* required to bo pent by the successful bidder st tho solo. Fun payment o f an amount equal te the rugfieat bM i* duo wtthm 24 hour* after the advertised time of tho M le All payment* *h*n be cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable to tho Clerk ot the Circuit Court Dated ihi* 9th day of November, 1*98 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by Shirley C. Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish- Nov tT, 24 D*c. I S S. 1999 DEW-1 I I m m -----------APPLICATION POM TAX BflBD NOTICE IS M IAIO Y GIVEN, that FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR FUNOCO. INC., the holder ot the following corttfxM eltl ha* Mod sard certlfKMWtl for 8 *8e deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number)*) and y*A>(«) el issuance, the description ol the property, and th# named) In whxh it we* assessed x/are * * foaows Cert'ficat* No: 2300 Veer of issuance 1*9* Description ot Property: LEO UNIT IS CROWN OAK CENTRE CONDO PH t 0RX 1448 PO IS. Name* m whxh assessed Delta Inv It L td . All *4 said property being in th* County of Sammoi*. State of Florid*. Uniese such certifxatedl then bo redeemed according to lew. th* property described m such certilxslstsl wdt be fold to the highest bidder at the west front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sen lord, Florida, on ih* 2 tlt day ot December, t * 9 f . at It 00 am Payment ot Sal* lee, appfccabi# documentary stamp las** and recording le e* are required to be paid by tha sue cess tut bidder al th* **i*. FuN payment ot an amount equal la the Mgheat bid it due wrthm 24 hours after the advertised time at the sals Alt payment* *h*N be c ash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk o f tho Circuit Court Dated tnit tth day o f November, 1999. (Seel) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Shirley C. Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish; No*. 17. 14 Doc. I 4 S. DBW-ttt 90-11AS IN TUB CIRCUIT COUNT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO PON BBMINOLB COUNTY, STATB OP PLORIOA C oe* N*. SB-S4B-CA-14-W GENERAL JURISDICTION THI BANK OP NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE OP AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION MORTOAGE LOAN TRUST ttST-t UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICINO AGREEMENT DATED AS OP MARCH 1, 1837. Plamutt. **. WARREN C RIPPE. el us . at al.. Defendants NOTICB OP PORBCLOOUNB BALI BT C L IN K OP CIRCUIT COURT N o tx * is hereby given that the undersigned Maryann* Morse, Clerk ot the Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County. Florida, will, on the t Tth day ol DECEMBER, I BBS. *1 tl 00 am . M th* front Root o l the SEMINOLE County Courthouse, m th* City ol Sanford. Florida, oiler lor solo end sell at public outcry to uvo highest and best bidder lor cash, th* following described property situated in SEMINOLE County. Florida, to-wlt: LOT 230. OAKLAND VILLAGE SECTION FIVE. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGES 7$ AND 71. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, pursuant to tho final doer** ol foreclosure entered In a c m * pending In said Court, th* style ol whxh IS THE BANK OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEE OP AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION MORTOAOE LOAN TRUST 1S97-1 UN0ER THE POOLINO ANO SERV1CINQ AGREEMENT DATED AS OF MARCH t. 1*97 WARREN C. RIPPE. *1 us., st *1. In accordance with the Am erxeni with DiMtHliliet Act. persona needing * special accommodation to participate m Ihi* proceeding should con­ tact the individual or agency tending thi* notice no later than seven (7) day* prior to th* proceeding t l th* addree* given on notica. telephone (9041 237-8097; I ■(000) 953S77I (TOD) or l-(SOO) 935-1770 (V). via Florida Relay Sarvx*. WITNESS my hand and ottXial seel ol laid Court this 20th day ot NOVEMBER, 1991. (SEAL) Honorable Maryann* Mora* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By Jan* E. Jatewtc Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Posl Office Boa 2347 Tampa. Florida 33401 Publish: December 1 ,1. 1998 OCX-4 S e m i n o l e H e r a ld 19— C o MPUTER/TV 286VHZ AMDK6 2 . NEW 32 MB 3 2GMO voice-tan modem 24XCD 3d sound Wm 93 14* monitor IB M 690 650* »AvS *S *l'F i'E ‘D ** Macintosh computer compiet* wen printer {ISO or bet) offer 322-7298 : Legal Notices PL 3277? M T IC B OP SALB 4? BUICK I04AHSIB4H0411S99 734 MONROE ROIC-13) LAKE MONROE. FL 12747 12/14/94 B OO AM Publish: December I, 1998 OCX-73 am-5pm NOTICB The Central Florida Jobe and Education Partnership, Inc., announce* a meeting o l th * Toon Pregnancy Prevention Committee, to whxh th* public DATE: December 19. IM S TIMC: 1:30 p.m. LOCATION Seminole County School* *00 ( . Labe Mary Bled Sanford FL PURPOSE: To dtacuea matter* ol interest to th* Central FLor id* Job* and Education Partnership. In*., with reference to Workforce (*17) paymart inatfvanc*. ■lnumlngL ttama gfre m acaa and wt wto e f « * your ad on tit ft* d*y olpuMtoatan. X and rrrei eowRct tl# arror tor tw rwM pubsart)t and ortf tor t » coat o ( M M mawBon CLASSIFICATIONS For Further Information, Contact Gary J (art. (sacutiy* Director Central Florida J IP 1101 La* Road. Sta. 307 Winter Park PL 3I7M (447) 741 43S9 Publish December S. IS M OCX-48 • o n e s TO CNSBtTI IN RB: MELVIN L. RUSSELL REVOCABLE LIVIN' TRUST dated August 7, t*49 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: MELVIN L. RUSSELL, whoso addree* Is 2034 J*ff*r*on • tr**t and w ho** Social Security Numb** it 317-20M IT established 4 Revocable Living True! on August 7, 1M9 A * 4 result o l tho death o f MELVIN L. RUSSELL on October 10. IM S . th* noweervmg Trustee is SARA B. MIERB. The name and address of the attorney representing the Trustee i* Richard W Copeland. 431 Palm spring* Drive. Suite 119, Altamonte Spring*. PL 32701. All creditor* Of MELVIN L. RUSSELL and other persona having claim * or demand* against MELVIN l . RU1SELL or In* estate, within three months after the date of the hr*t publi­ cation *1 thi* n otxe, must •erv* a written statement or demand for payment o l tho claim with tha Trust** ot taid Trust. Th* written statement or demand lor payment ot ih * eny lorm ot mail requiring a tigned receipt, to SARA B. HUBS. Successor Trust** ot the M*l*m L. Russell Revocable Trust dated August 7, 1919. 3048 Shanandale Drive. Silver Springs, MO 20904 BTATSMINTS OR DEMANDS FOR PAYMENT OF Th ( CLAIM MUST B I S IR V I0 WITH THE TRUSTEE WITHIN THE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS A P T IR THI TIME OP TH I FIRST PUB­ LICATION OP TH I NOTICE OP CREDITORS, OR WITHINT 30 OATS AFTER THE DATE OF ■ ( AVICI OF A COPY OP THE NOTICE ON TH I CREDITORS. The dal* ot the lust publica­ tion of thi* N o tx * of Creditor* R December I . 1999 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO ATTORNEY FOR TRUSTEE: RICHARO W. COPELAND 431 PALM SPRINOS SUITE 114 ALTAMONTE SPRINOS, FL 3270t 1407) 130-7220 FL BAR NO 133 174 TRUSTEE 9 NAME ANO A00RE3S: SARA B. HIE AS 3001 Shanandsl* Dr. Silver Spring*. M0 20904 Publish December I. 19. 1990 OCX-97 IN TIM CIRCUIT COURT OP TMX BIOMTBINTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND PON SBMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION CABB NO. BB-B11 CA C O A S T A ^ V sV * Plaintiff, vs. JAMES E. CALDWELL. *1 al Defendant!*) NOTICE OP SALB N o tx * i* hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment o l Foreclosure or Order deled NOVEMBER 20th. IM S. entered to Civil Case Number 91-311 CA, in Ih* Circuit Court lor SEMINOLE County, Florida, wherein COASTAL BANC. SSB X th* Plaintiff, end JAMES E. CALDWELL, at e l . *re th * defendant*. I will tail th* prop­ erty situated in SEMINOLE County. Florida. Florida, described as: Lol 209. HOLLOWBHOOK PHASE It, according to th* map or plat thereof aa recorded in Plat Book 38. Page* 9 through 7, in tn* Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida el public tala, to th* highest and best bidder, lor cash, st Ih* W IS T FRONT DOOR, 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE, 9ANF0R0. Florida, al 11:00 A M. on th* 13th day o l 0ECEMBER. 1994 Deled: NOVEMBER 20. 1994 Maryann* Mors* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: J*n* E Jasewx William M. Colton 4 **tociale* 1230 south Myrtle Av*nu*. Suit# 103 Clearwater, Florida 14414 ■In sc coidance with Ih * kmerxen* With Disabilities Act, person* in need ol a special accommodation to participate n thi* proceeding *h*it, within seven (7) day* prior lo any pro­ ceeding. contact the Administrative Office ot the Ctairu.301 N-vPart, Seminal* County C6l Sanford FL 12771 telephone 1407) 121 4330. TOO I-400-9SS•779 or 1-100-953-1770 via Florida Relay SsrvXe*. Publish: December 1 .1, 1994 DIX-4 To won lo mak# turn you Its pNMOd wan the ro*u4s bum your SommoR MaraM classified ed turn your ed work*, we euggati you keep at mmd tfw todowmg • indudB as many Returns of th* Asm you are taRng as you ran ihmk ol Remember, you M . the t*s*kr you tea * Inducts a price By laong 4 prtce. mu ■ tattoua about buying your marehanaa*. 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Lake Mary 444 1000 inviYKftiit F n io f t i ifl VV®rdTiOEjl®w ■S a a e w i P J u AMi U f a ■■ t-i i*i i Jusi S n Never a Feet HELP Peveeiwiot 322-4494 214 tao uwen Dr.Pentord CASHIERS 3 yi* minimum 4«peri#nce ARC OartRc— OW requred Great opporwey tor 2nd mcome CM 324-1248 Mon Fn A/C 4 RMrtgsrobon Tech. Mm 3 yrt axpWRnca Benefits 4 Drug Free 323-2990 HANDY MAN with tod* 4 car tor lawn work, pamiing. 4 ware­ house llrtv CaB 3381911 EARN E X T R A INCOME ~ 4200 4500 weekly mailing gitt certilxal** For mors inform* tion send * lededtk eased tumped envelope to Juti For Kda. PO Boa 0810. Miami FL 33164 a p p r e c ia t io n t o s t. ju oc. •i Would person who found my waset please cal me again Signed. Georg* Scott 70— Education it T r ain in g ACCREDDED TRUCK SCHOOL COL VA/TA Apprv job Assist Wksnd class** National Truck School 1-400-414-7344 71— H elp W anted T1S THE SEASON It's lime to prepare for the Holiday. AtTsmp* North (407;64780l0 South (407)465-0770 No F **E 0 E ~ T pe o ple needed m Sanford lor 4 w*M known CuJdsr to h#b out m 014 cad net dept Eip a plus but n<x necessary This is the perfect opportunity tor someone looking to Rom • new skiX Fast paced work environment with lots ol OT Mon Fn and Set it needad Call CPC Staffing 260-5068 A C INSTALLER TRAINEES LEARN NEW TRADE Great Opportunity with A Large Local Co Competitive Wages Great Benefits Must Mav* Valid O L and Povt.ve Attitude Day Srvft. OT AvaJabW CM Sandy or Pany (407)847 9010 A-i Temps, toe E06 /No Fee TOP PAY For e ip cabinet makers 4 lamnalors D Lx req Drug Free Work Place Apply m person to J C M 1431 Kastner Place. Port I 3ar>tord 4 fJT resume to 407 321 4454 HIRING FINISHING PACKER lor mann* canvas operabon CM 327 1125 : euneelorri ~ Aid for resifen tj adolescent drug 4 alcohol pro am Enlry level 4 evpvtd BA AP preferred Unlimited ad vaneement fax h r 407 339 2129 ? Customer Service Rep: Luokm) lor a friendly voce 4 outbound phone eiperxnce servicing e< tsbng customers This is a per manent part time position Hn Mon-Thurs 12 30pm 6 30pm CM 322 3681 or apply m person at Rich Plan. 401 W nm St Sanford DISHWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS "Cracker Barrel" 324 1020 200 Hickman Dr (14 Order your Classified Dis­ play, Help Wanted Ads now! ‘ AhordabR price* ■Personalized serve* 4Quai-ty work ‘ Distribution m your local area (to draw seasonal hafp from em­ ployees aho revd* close b y) CM (407) 332-2*11 A AtA lor d x Clasarfled Dept Let your displays start working lor you EARLY! HAVE A CMtH CMWTMA91 Buy yourseit 4 press'd vntn me 42300 bonus you recent* alter wortung 40 hr* North and Souin Ortando Location* Ce» W e tram lor To* co*ectots 24 openmg* tor IR ib R pecpR FT4P7 Pd Tramng. vacation heaan dental like nturance CM 407854-3449 and Hwy 46) ELECTRICIANSread 4 comm TOP PAY, BENE­ FITS 0FWP Apply Sjnfoi l Elect'd 2522 S Paik Drive 322-1342 ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS reed ed NOW* Covenant Transport has immediate openings tor duvet trainees No nvpecenc) needed Earn 4SK to 555K plus benefits CDl training available 800-435 3593 Espd hom eoiixe cleaners Auto and phene required Ea cetlenlpay 407 845 1414 I Apprentice Cam 4 !X 0 • bo­ nuses to start No eipenencs necessary, pad tree, rapd ad­ vancement 329-7255 Assemblers, metal, taw opera­ nt mamtenanc* Water Bonnet. 350 Anchor Rd Castofterry FL Assembly Workers: Large greenhouse need* ieit-moiiv*l td assembly worker* Plant PuSer, Prsppmg and Finishing 4 Design W4 Tram Vaned hours Apply m parson. 6770 W State Rd 48. Santord BOOK KEEPER/SALES: To sen oriental rugs 4 work on quick books 3 3 8 tlt t. Experienced rubber tire loader operator for pit 4 loading trucks Near Sanford Arport 324 1499 FT/PT position availabR In horn* preschool Eip m eh'M cate a plus Call Joyce 321 7635 Full or PT ulAties payment col­ lections Cash handling eip a plus PIS can 330 0458 tot Jppt JOBS. JOBS, JOBS Right Hand Man in Longeaod Wot* toddy girt p.ud today' Ask about our tree pick up and delivery van senneo Can RUM a 260 61C8 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CfM&ity crypfcjgfifn* i/•cr«al»d by ppopi# p«9l arid1prwuxMTl inch NN1** mvw cupIMMaAodhI™ fmlitrt rtxf L'Rtjttjv■A •F *C P BW X V ZPHPZXWFZP BZPVX U F X HRVAPZN. * — y VOVBPZ) EVOOA VA M ( HMFRRFPN WJVZL PREVIOUS SOLUTION. 'Alarm clock an invention used lo awake adults who have nu babies * — Evan E*ar Id 19*4 w NCA toe 7 �i • Seminole Herald Sanford, Florida • Tuesday December B, 1999 GETS JOB DONE! Buy ~ l— H u p W anted " I — M u r W \ M i i* S e ll • \UI \I I 1 )— Rooms I o r K i m Tra de • Rent * • 118— O n u 1 S r v r r F o r In I .irrs W rhthl H ire 153— A HOUSE WIVES Si5CQ 43000m .'.-im a i Nj Co R . 1 E *rjns»on Wcf%frotll horv 1C* 3*33. SHELTER ASST Ffl *cf‘> M i l s Humane Society ■ to -n» Home Rd i.'iatx TEV Act m ij * '£LPWANTED >' tjemuvre Com > y Bookstore to pe .1 - i « . i ^ u W *« n cia l* 0 WMon B \d Santcrd 328 2021 'U EkU dkE TER S Full O' pan e ' , . i ary bonus A coms ic ' Smoking oHice Longin r , re ’ .ejTQ Long Dutanc* D riv trt C lW a ■-• »t Guod Have OTR e«p eqd Ca« of apply Calof taoi w in si. Sac­ , i '- i ra 407-322 7563 m erry m a id s h ir in g Car 4 le v •jnce Needed W -ike-ds FREE 331 5266 p»«m»r: Spray pa.’ 1*4 esperence Appry n pe<s.-n O 210 Teen Dr-ve S tr'.-f? i " 330-5000 Rooting Must Neve W M M » HaHspOflatPCI Rooters fi<; • > Laborer* min is yrr. . 1 No etp necessary 322 44 • 7 Security Guard lor Santonj Cu I0-I2fir iM| rouing eecirnds 4073309348 SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy 4 A s te r 834 7441 S a ie - r in* MOTHERS A OTHERS NATIONAL CLEANING CO. Has — ed rpen.ngs lor e.vty morneg Page* 763-2431 V>» Hiring a t p c_ „o n * Top pay ra d »+cafon> a"er 1 year Medtoa ter-etoi ana a O -g F'ee V. rs c<ac» 4650 W SR 46 ■ Sanford 407-310-7774 4 ” to-a-du O' 17-42 Sanford 407-321-6306 DENNTS RESTAURANT NURSES A,0 * . * P at time pewions i m c 'i l a d 4 CPR red *PCy At j-ara.*n Home 43’ E Arport B y T San 323 2544 Musi he Acre to read r ue pnnis V j Co Good Denelts DFWP 2R» 1592 WINDOW SERVICE TECH 'Full time position •Eip preterred ’ Full company bene' Is Von- Fn 7 30 4 30 apply Kneo 237 Power Cl Sanlord 123 7500 V 2 HOUSE One y» tone 'egm'i-d 321 2951 DELTONA IB7B tvek home 5 minutes hum nett Denune e t I Faepiace carport 4 garage ter porch, tented Pact ya'd te cu 'ty system j r conditioned tjm iiy 4 tt n g room Nee neighborhood 4675mo or wilt se« at if >AX? C al 123 5499 at r,tge 525 4227 SANFORD ■; CM A ; 1 ; 1 spacious no pets 4624 625 WJL Properties tari l k m t Ft mala to shA'a * mae nice 26R2BA Hijme wwaiHer dryer 4300 mo 302 5C81 pgr596 4503 f FURNISHED ROOMS 4 ’ IMOW HIRING FREIGHT LOADERS MCT. a foliage transportation com­ pany. in Sanford offers permanent full-time positions. Excellent pay, good benefits, paid vacations/holidays, and bonus. Day and Night Hours. DRUG TEST REQUIRED. Apply In person: & 2901 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford 157— M o u n t l i m n s '13-4729 %u m s s i i ' It Tu*nnou*e condo 3 2 3 -8 6 7 0 m TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS \0 L \m m \ftm : •W — A l 'A R I M l M s • 103— H The Seminole Herald is looking for 2 phone pro’s to work part time in our circu­ lation department. Hours are ideal for high school students or anyone who has some spare time and wants to earn extra cash for the holidays. o lm s :» fusee ue i> |i low U n u r m s iiih U m i k m m i i It Apis For Rani In Sanlord I t 4 lam rm rp fence sen porch CHA 46CGmo 407 +42 5227 904 740 8902 Restored Mi'd.te-tjuuidn CA 1925 1BRS350 Delu.e 1BR 4400 Nicely redone no la nvies some pels Q uel re •pecttul responsee only f«e *'y renxudeieg J t #1 appls re W 0 CHA 4500mo 4500 SEc No pets 349 9379 644 8228 HUD OKAY 407-330-6832 Sanlord A . t i 12 1598 2 1 a •h e $5754575 Cute t,’t 4400 $400 321 6757 103— H o t s i s - 105— O L r u \ / T m r m ROSE LEA VILLAS HtaUonth m u le * Vst 6*1 a u rn waa p * t i e CM I M W M l i e '1 HHiiiOd OUwu *0tut'»' CORNER LOT. over t t ac LR eat m iitn g.x 464.400 4/3. Over 1600 Sg f t * NJ pi * i r s n laws gt* $12,400 MARKHAM WDS 5M13H.1 ta era 3100 »q 8 LirO'nFam icm pool 4234.400 RENOVATED new cpupa rv cer tile inside l ’» 448,400 91 iSOOfWllivN SANFORD 2 1 near Seminole MS CHA W O HOOF U0 Crpt Sec B O * 323 4484 or 244 5513 WHY RENT’ Wnen you can own this 3 pdi n Heme * C HA re a part 4 c ir pel ’ A w about MU0 Homes’ THa Hiitiman Group, Inc Raanars........... 331-033) 107— M o n m H o m is io n R i m DELTONA 2 ' L w din.cjtfpo'Ttoed yd tilOTmo ............... y e « jjia r s a GENEVA AREA 2 1 A.aiator fV3i«r. t month 1 mqfith MCurtty Ca i >19 5*3.’ STENSTROM RENTALS l i f t — O i n c r S p a c e Fo k LAKE MARY 13 ccndo a to rage freplape pool, gated R comm NICE1 410MVIOOO SANFORD 3/1 • dm.ng rm heal ».r >g perch 4500r500 SANFORD 1/1 dupe, a * 1 •er garb.1 je 4 lawn «-| nt nci Meal 4 a r 43401300 im Professional Ottice Space tor rent a tn scenic aatedronl yea Great tor engineering or AfCHitectuMI tirm among others lo ­ cated at Midden Marbcu' Manna m the Pud of Sanlord Appro• 1800 sg 9 4 <500mo base rent Call 322 1610 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT LAKE MARY 53 I T fenced comer n<e neighCorbood Ask ,ng $92 000 SANFORD HISTORICAL area 4 1 /replace d<n rm lurporcb IreiHiy painted in. out fenced comer lot Asking $78 000 6 . I f i ’ m, ,|w ;i .m o / ‘i'i i . 1 1 M eltonnllt: 4 2 Fam R m . Fe* Pi 412CK Dot iernrjan Prop 323 3165 15.1— A creage Lot For S ale SANFORD AREA VACANT LANO I. Markham Rd Estate Lol 2 2 acres Trees A more trees Price reduced to 172.400 Owner Carry II. 166 Front Zcned GC 2 n town on 25th St 447.400 Guardian iCommerce Center M en IDioll Oi<vie O •: (i I 181— A m i- v s c r s & km it Fo r S a i l ki GE REFRIGERATOR 20 8 cu '1 white no Host heerer over Hg ice maker $400 320 7033__ MATTRESS SALE • FuA w e used boi springs A mattress 465 00 Larry s Mad 322 4132 18*1— Pi is &. S c m i t s Kitten* tor *ale $10 each Mare them spayed or neutered II gel 425 rep ale 349 5497 215— Bo A a is BeU.r* Lake Loch Arbor private 90*300 465 COO LAKEFRONT LOT Stone Is •and Lake Monroe 498 000 VACANT LOT Loch Arbor 429 000 ig prrr wooded LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded 425 000 D n/rfinf m.n BAY AVE Santord tot near park $12 000 321-5065 l r lrc h h o ff **> £ p s o c ta te s C re d it C a rd B illin g 1- 8 0 0 - C I T Y - F U N c c e s s o r ie s 322 _253^__^^^_^^^^ 219— W a n te d to B uy 4IREWARO FOR OLD FISHING TACKLE. o<d tore* tackle b c i es reels cad duck decoy* hunt ing antiques etc Pay up lo $1 000 I pay more then anyone A wifi pay $10 00 fust to see your old tackle 941 859 3530 Alum. Can* Copper / B r*t« Kokomo Recycling: 121-0004 418 W Firit M,F 8 . 4 , Sat 4-1 We want young female cafvet. weaned Call 328 9862 DON'T WONDER HOW TO GET RID OF THAT OLD CAR! WE OFFER: • SALARY PLUS COMMISSION + INCENTIVES • FULL BENEFITS INCLUDING - MEDICAL, DENTAL. LIFE & 401K. • 2 WEEKS PAID VACATION PER YR. • A GREAT ATMOSPHERE WHERE YOU CAN EARN A GREAT INCOME! Call Kellie today to set up an interview. 322-2611 3 cinitiQlc H erald PorleMe Building 50 * 50 r Puss styto sleei Irame fabnc cover LAe new 4'0K 407 831 4441 or 407 322 6086 2 3 1 — C a r s Fo r S ale 40 Lincoln Town Car like new loaded I05K rn bul 89K are rd nvtos 44900 1407)330 6171 IM S Ford F t 40: Eipkvwr good »re* one owner, $t#95 O0O aOT^JXMTOafter^Pk^^^^ 23ft— VlIIIClES W a n te o CASH 441PAIO' For Jur a Chrt Trucks A M.nC* Att P AMI W’CABIAUTIUI W SV* W ANTED CARS, TRUCKS A VANS Any year make or model Will pay lop doUa/’ Call Geoft Bedme 302-5734 LET US SELL IT FOR YOU!! Bright Wlclie? S a n fo rd C o u rt STUDIO » 1 BEDROOM *2 BEDROOM • Smgie Story Qei-gn * Friend^ On-STe Uinjg<m<ni >So One Below or Above »Furnished or Unfurnished Studios »Energy Etficunt Studios • Electricity Furnshed in Studios Only SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3291 S. SANFORD AVE., SANFORD 323-3301 Guardian Commerce Center RETAIL SHOWROOM WITH WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE. WILL DIVIDE. PRIME 441 LOCATION WITH EASY ACCESS NORTH S SOUTH 7803 NOBT. S u it* 3 O rlando, FL 32810-2662 Call Landlord At: ‘4 (407) 639-3450 252-Accolnting 276-Electrical 285-L andscaping BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTINO A INCOME TAX tor mdiv and LARKINS LANOSCAPINO A IR RK3ATION business Accounting Solu­ tion* Plus Inc 40 7 328 1800 NEEO AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICK t ELECTRIC 407-321-8733 Lie. ER0003l2fcOyr 34 Yr*. 2 5 3 - A m in iO N s Si HOME IMPROVEMENT SYS 278-FIandy M an We are looking for an Oulside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves people! 7168 Can between 5 10pm 6,-ypi Yai A*. Seminole Herald WENEEDATOP-NOTCHPERSON! WESHOULDCETTOGETHER! SEMINOLE COUNTY LIQUOR LICENSE lor Sato 407 438 235— T r u k/Blves /Va n s For S ale & to acres Ideal tor mobile homevte horses cattle larmmg or nursery' Zoned agri­ cultural 43 900 ACRE Sm down w owner I nance 404-7871772 or 404-787*822 Ladies Call FREEI (407) 786-TALK* Call Melinda a t 322-2611 NEED A CAREER? CALIFORNIA CRAFTMATIC BEOS King v/e (2 Iwmsl $1000 OHO 323 8593 DELTONA '4 211 I W 4 4 ) ’AiX #0 ARVIN ELECTRIC RADIANT HEATER 1320 watt* tan tarced heat auto thermo control, safety I p over switch uperatnq K yi Seldom used 420 CO |407| 323 2411 quiet neighborhood close to Shopping s Elementary school 48500 322 9340 N message LAKEFRONT LOT ‘r f n n f / n PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Hurre* $3 000 k) 46 000 Set Up Fmanceq QUIET'322-2841 OeBary- t 4 acre lot tor sa« m (407) 639-3450 0 2 2 3 — M ISC H l ANE OL’S 322*7498 NOW AVAILABLE 1377 S q . Ft. Office / Warehouse 7803 NOBT. S u it* 3 O rlando. FL 32810-3662 Call Landlord At Re a l Bstate, m g to iiin g s Ea t screened porch awnmg sHer) Owner will help 407 322 3717 AM BOAT tor sato 42500 0 6 0 W ‘l trade tor smart car or truck n f u r n is h id .Truck Driver s institute 800-554-7364 Want To Earn Some Extra Holiday Money? ■QHsocIhles 221— C ro o n T NICE 2BR single mdw w CM f FOR SALE • Solid Mahogany Outing Room Set 50 y s o«1 good (cmd Triple O re*ter ml Mirror A Night Slend so+d wood pecan color Sleeper Sole A Love Seat (>** new 904 789 1023 lrchhoff STIFFLY S AUCTION BOB S PEANUTS Regular CJjun roasted besh (umbo shnmp smoked t.sh |erky 2330 Celery Are Santord 324 8963 Fo r S a le 11 , (407) 322-2495 15 Diy CDL Training • Day ft Waakand Classia • Financial Anlstanca • Canlara Hiring On SI1i 442 000 Two Story Colonial: 905 Cala na Of 4BH w Huge wooded 'ot tu'l 1ip batb Ha» batb k JIM DOYLE • 2BR2&I n»nef motivated 2r * U ! spov I F " SHI *■ Villak 321 4064 s lo e 4 trg Large 4425 J2CO oep 323 2-369 or 880 4607 M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E lAHf A04 1 9L'HM to VO Are t » " Pr. ed I., sell at $108*' 1/1 Special net LJurvxy phone and s i use 485 430 a sees 324 4955 I Vory 4 1 FPpofCb 10% (T*" . n In y v e $79* 322 6607 Park 1 P < iy Landlord Cal Dard w — A Um 141— H o m e s F o r S ,\ t i 104 Oak* Cl beautiful 1999 ■>g tt Calitomu Myie 2 *tory pool tennn cl ameoitmy $179 000 (% iH .l't * ■ .h ’ i»| l| 4 See (ksptay art * | l ‘ A»l I N‘ I . 't F L 'l 611 PARK AVE 3 hn.!r un ,tr 93 — R o o m s F o r H i s 4»»* X ** Few hours « Good $ Pnee to seE Free Brochure V i a TlO , l c iio n s AUCTION Saturday Oec I2(h OAKRIOGE FARMS Osteen Dettrxia area 10 acres ideal tor horses or cattte larm Mobile home or homevte Zoned agn $44 900 Financing J.aa w sm down p-tymeni (404) 767 8300 \ 1 1 K N 1 M II It krumnwle Scmn, 2SPSOOC W eide's FABS ^ A MOVE IN SPECIAL" 4 i» v j it A up1 4265 A MONTH O IV * S ln igo 321 0t70 or 333 2554 \ w 9 7 — A l'N H I M I N t s • 9ft— R i m m s Tree Sendee needs r I per r- r net equipment operators CDl dry er, c'a * trues ope-al.-T m d sleet ope'ativ mecnanp and ICO Axeman Ca» 323 348' r l i Room For Rent Fen-.i,- p to 4325 mo An ulufe* and tobw ncl K.t pmitegF’s 383-3399 PLAN' One tree wortplot , Apcty »t HO Mm*. Otrt la.-y p r r v r i \v a >' * ' I A„u«K *»V^A" ^ P»l ElatH cah'e t.iii irvtd Itc h . r u t NO S.'Fe* 4150 a rrv v t Cat 322 4663 7BR apt tumished quiet r-e-gn horhuod 323 7563 VENDING . 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Home Steady employed non smoker $65 *v S V Idepivi 83(36216 LA B O R E R S NEE0ED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH NSUHksct AMO M’ k 800-820-4353 45CC 425CO CVT Full T rj.nng F ' f ee Bucket Can 1-600-2309675 EFFICIENCY M a.l tery convenient t t t t o i 321 4900 2 2 1*— A \ r . r L o t Fo r cri Rim R e m o d e l in g Seminole Herald Just a ADVANCE TECTONICS Additions-Home* Addition a-Commercill Local Builder tine* 1461 323-4484 CQCOQI US Reminder... because Christm as Day and N e w Year's Day fall on Fridays this year, the S e m in o le H e r a ld w ill have early 407 159 1641 or 407 365 0781 CARPENTER. au Home repairs, paining A ceramic tto Richard G rot* 321-5972 therefore the ads w ill have to be closed out a couple o f days early R*tir*d Carpenter looking lor smart jobs Weil over 40 years fcteipenence 321-0341 HAULING ■Clean ups - pressure clean Lawncare • TOTAL PREP •407 302 7718 Lctns 268-Cm ild C are 00 p m For ou r display customers, tile deadlines have been moved to the CHILD CARE C enters 1 24 hrv 7 ncl €)vem«qfiTs A dropoffs OK S5& Rental properly, gar age, shed clean ups. appliances trash brush 407-468-2848 or pgr 407-814-0217 Vic sincerely apologize it these early deadlines cause any inconve­ 275- D kv VkALL Improvements CHARLES 0 |0an| MILLER Bulkier, C8C057285 Rev Comm remodeT additions re­ pair MC VISA 407-120-1741 tullili your advertising needs Any questions, please call betw een the hours o f H a.in and S p in ( t t r j 322-2611. ORYWALL-STUCCO Reports Wa'I 4 Certmq Tealures Matched Popcorn 122-8118 l a w n s, l o t s CARE MOWED Dean ups 4 under brushing 27yrs eip 0 322 2811 N 322 9397 PRESSL'RE ______C leaning DUN RITE Ret/Comm Free e*t. Lic/tn* Major credit card* Kcapled. 121-4122 Ro o h n c YATES ROOFING tinea 1921 Church A Sr Di m . 3rd. Gan. Lie. *RC0022I90 122-1449 312—T rie Service DON PICKREN TREE SVC □AVID KEY CONSTRUCTION Ntw/RemodelingRepairt Lie: CGC057936 220-7202 nience to ou r customers. Have a very happy and safe holiday and thank you tor allo w in g the S e m in o le H e ra ld to RES COM QUALITY FREE EST 323-0914 301- wit 324 $139 287-Lawn Services OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE 300- 2&r*HOME lines tor Sunday have been moved to the Wednesday befo re the holiday at W ednesday b efo re noon 279-FFa l u n g CONSTRUCTION clean up e>l (un* removed lawn care anytime 2 6 3 -C A H I’ ENTKY deadlines for Sunday advertising. VX'e will he closed on both Fridays and For classified advertisers, the dead­ Fan*, cabinet hardware shelves lights Drywart repa-r NO JOB TOO SMALL 321 5810 We .nstart sod »ng sys A repa-r Shrubs, mulches OnCk pavers stump grind Indscp rock A dewjn and tier fountain* I will sod bee ol any pests and fun­ gus For esl cart 523 6317 or 414 7333________________ HANDYMAN Painting dry wall remodeling tions Call 282 7089 concrete renova­ Tree slump removal Free es Licensed. Insured 128-7342 SIMPSON S Prol Tree yrs e«p 24 hr storm Senior discount Total Free estimates Buc available Call 327 4 736 Advertise your business every day in the NEW Seminole Herald for under $35.00 a month. Call the Classified Department today to find out how I! (407) 322-2611. �Seminole Herald Sanford Florida - Tuesday December 8 1998 -9 6 BLONDIE by Chic Young Where did my blood go? its P r lr r II. by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz M il. D FA ltD H M IT T I n trn lly hail lab Murk ilnnr that showerl half u( rrn blond wa-> missing Alter twing .ulmit led to hospital. I hart a li l serif*. a barium vnenia. a sigmoidoscopy. a gastroscopy. a Imne marniM examina tiun ami I Mas giwn three units of hlood At the eml uf all this, my ilm tur saul everything Mas normal, anil nty pmb lem Mas prnhahlv eauseil by taking aspirin Can you Hue me a simple explanation of this se..ry anil frustrat mu experience■* DFAHKFADFK Illt r V ' You Mere anemic This cuulil have resulted from imprinter blood cell (or mutton destruction of blood corpus clos within your body, or loss of blood Itut if you weren't producing enough blood, the bone marrow test would have been abnormal, and the blood tests would have revealed if your blood cells were deformed or being destroyed llv the process of ehm.nation then, your doctor was led with the probohil ity that you were losing blood inter m ittentiy Painless bleeding often occurs m the intexi.ual tract, such blood may not always be evident in the stool The doctors investigated your intestine with several tests Evidently. you did not have a tumor, ulcer or diverticulitis, the three most common cause, ol intestinal bleeding Aspirin may be the culprit Along with other medicines used to treat inflammation and pain, aspirin can lead to bleeding Irom the stomach the drug can cause gastritis, a raw inflammation of the stomach lining, which t an oo/e hlood and may lie ddfi cult to diagnose If I were you. I d lay oil the aspirin and have your stool periodically checked (or blond. perhaps as often as once a week lor awhile It the bleeding doesn't return you can blame the aspirin and rest easy However, if it starts again, you II have to undergo more testing, which may include mesenteric arteriography, a lancy X ray study to identify a source of bleed mg wi'hin the large bowel To give you related information. I am sending you a ropy of my Health Keport "Hlood Donations & Disorders Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 oil plus a long, sell addressed stamped enve lope to 1*0 Hox .'ol?. Murray Hill Station New York NY 10138 He sure to mention the title DFAI< DU (iO TT I am .’ I unin sured. and I have very badly decayed upper teeth What > the best and least DR. 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Ryan Keep following the rule Ity I ’h illip Alder ARLO AND JANIS bv Jimmv Johnson WHAT DID T U l YOU DO AITh POiUT : '/ £ W W Z D V j8 lU r Cl CH2I6TM A6CA2D1.6T Tm£ PAPE2 / TO b A / i 0 0 T H L C Q *?J T 6 2 I S Hen- tx one of those tricky bridge quotum* It i* a suit contract Dummy ha* a side *ud singleton You're next, with. say. ace empty fourth in this suit When declarer calls (or dummy * sin gleton. should you win with the ace or play low ’ Normally, d will be nght to duck unless the ace is the setting trick First, you hope declarer has the king jack If you win with the ace. he gets one tnck for sure If you duck smooth ly. he might finesse the jack and wm no trick Kven when declarer has the king queen, it can be fatal to win with the ace as in this deal North was aggressive, lurching straight into Blackwood 'T ru e, if HOROSCOPE ; by Bob Thavcs FRANK AND ERNEST WcmpyfiL v x p fV i# ""v X \\AVt CLAUiTfOPflOtlA COMtlNtO W/7H HAR OF s u c c f h . 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NY 10156 Bo sure to stare ail zodi­ ac signs ycu desire CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) It all the family members work in unison today, unstable financial conditions can be ANNIE YOU WAte *CMN KTtNT W w * TOTALS Wi N- a-c. TW6 WWM,T'-C -W-1 I r r. South's red suits wrere reversed, six I? IIS M North spades would be laydown Yet p art­ « .1 * K y J ners never seem to have the ideal hand i The ideal response is a four 6 i heart splinter bid. showing game val 6 1 ues with at most one heart Here. West Fast South, with duplicated heart values, A 5 would beat a quick retreat to four A 10 8 5 J 976 i spades However, this pair treats a K to 2 q J 93 four heart response as natural q J to 8 9742 A diamond lead defeat* the contract South by two tricks Yet understandably a A to 9 6 2 West selected the club queen • K q 2 Declarer won with dummy's king and • * 7 4 immediately called for the heart three, A A J hoping to persuade Fast to win with Vulnerable. 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Dealer South South has 12 trick* six spade*, two hearts, one diamond, two dubs and South West North Fast one club rulf in hand I a Hass 4 NT Hass 5v Hass 6 a All pass Yet Hast had been there before He played low smoothly That cost one Opening lead a Q heart trick, but two diamond tricks came back in return The declarer had no chance • iwbySEAlnr T .P -V * "IV r flE C M T C t. t.-CA n'AiUftTTDSO j /, t : : ; : ‘.ot r c K x P Y O t NSbSFWGfc « E t N t t b P G t T T lN 6 l IV * lu cw r: at brought under control Not doing so could cause some ot the cookies m mo iar to crumble AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb (9) Be sure that when you nave something to say to your peers today it has the ring ol truth and sin ce rity It all bo ils dow n to your g e n u in e n e ss it you w ant to earn th e ir respect m the long run PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Prudence Should be your first priority today m me m anagem ent ot your financial affairs If you re shopping keep searching until you find the item you want at a puce you can afford ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) Somewhere away Irom the maddonmg crowd is where you s h o u ld p la n to s p e n d any s o c ia l e ncounters today Keep your a ctivitie s toned down TAURUS (April 20-May 20) There is n l m uch chance you II neglect or confuse your priorities and responsibilities today You will be extrem ely conscientious as sell as methodical m your procedures GEMINI (May 21-June 20) C om panies co u ld have a strong in flu e n ce on your a c tiv itie s a n d m e o u tc o m e o l e v e n ts today This will behoove you to associate w itn y o u r m o re a m o itio u s p a is as opposed to your tnvolous ones CANCER (June 21-July 22) Because ot th e w o n d e rfu l a b ility yo u p o s s e s s to m ake th e m ost o u t o l m eager c irc u m ­ stances you m ight be ab<e to mold a full loaf from the crum bs that others ignore today LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Untike.your asso ciates. you possess the valuable expen ences of the pasl which will enable you lo turn an arduous situation into something easy to manage VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Something of great worth which has been long overdue might be m the effing tor you today or m (he near future Although you ve condi­ tioned yourself lo never expect it. dreams can come true1 LIBRA (Sept 23-Ocf. 23) The observe lions you maxe today regarding me true m otives o f others co u ld be rem arkably astute Put them to good use but be suro to keep what you surmise to yourself SCORPIO (Ocf. 24-Nov. 22) Keep mov mg in a direction today where the efforts you expend will generate the most bene fits for you Conditions pedammg to sig nificant issues are leaning in your favor by Leonard Starr �fl*» N vr f-v n Q *J • v ia A yM \iW ■v WH/TI GMPHtTl INTVUOR! • PtRftCT! - - • I ro CNOOU1■AU tow wuu HWU HO! •¥4! •AI/TO' •U*l MW' H W jg U if! _ 1,000 M ills ! • MIMOiY PACKAGE! • DUAL AIM! •3rd0001) • UAThtl! •CD! •MIT OPTIONS! •LOW MIllS! ■4 TO CNOOU IXT. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/512b80694ef9cb414aa04619585cef54.pdf fb97944715f0b934c00b3c23f39ff360 PDF Text Text 5 6 6 6 6 8 tii# 8 * GOLDEN AGE GAMES...5A Let the Golden Age Games begin Sorvinf Sanford, Cassolborry, Lakt Mary, Longwood, Ovlado, Winter 91st YEAR, No. 52 Sowdnofo County alnco ISOS 50 Cents TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1998 P re tty w o m e n d re s s e d to th rill Harley Is one of the daytime dancers at Club Ju a n a In Casselberry. She says she's danc­ ing her way through school. One day. she'll have another career. Today, she's concerned altout her Job. She will go to her polling place to vote against the IMbllc Decency Ordinance that would force her and sev­ eral hundred dancers in other clubs In Seminole County to cover up pronto. Harley said the women who dance totally nude are not ashamed of what they do. She said that some are single mothers, and that o th ­ ers like herself are working their way through college. They've come to work at nn adult club that has been In business for 35 years. Club Ju an a, they Insist. Is not some sleaze Joint. "People come here to relax and have fun." Harley said. They come here to see pretty women dance for them." Harley said the dancers liavc been talking to c u s­ tomers about the Public Decency Ordinance. "We’re trying to do our best to keep everything Just the way It Is." Harley said. "Many of our customers want It that way. A few said they aren't sure." Owner Mike Pinter had a 35th anniversary party last week for Club Juana. Inviting more titan 6,000 people. T hey told us that they hope we stay In operation," Pinter said. If the ordinance passes, the dancers at Club Ju an a and the other clubs In the county, will no longer have nude tops or bottoms. This doesn't mean they’ll go out of business but It won't be business as usual any longer. "You hear everyone talking about ‘the nude dancing thing.” Harley said. T h a t's all they think this ordinance Is about - the nude dancing - thing. People with nothing better to do are trying to ■shut down these clubs." If the ordinance Is voted - In. Harley said that she • expects law enforcement ; agents will be visiting Club - Ju an a and the other county ; clubs very soon. V o te By Rm Sports com plex in Sanford e a r ly W ilts HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - On Sunday night. Sandy Ooard'x husband railed for her to see a segment of 60 Minutes on tele­ vision. It was about voter fraud. "Vote early and vote often." used to be an election day gag. Now. the 60 Minutes crew had evidence some people ac­ tually were voting early and of­ ten. "It’s u scary thought." s A ld Gourd. Seminole County's Su­ pervisor of Elections. Gourd expects 62 percent of the eligible voters In the county will cast the one ballot they are entitled to at the county’s 133 precincts. She made her fore­ cast several weeks ago and Is sticking to It even though the statewide estimate is 55 per­ cent. Area voters have u number of reasons to exercise their rating privilege In 1998. The Public Decency Ordinance has created a stir throughout the county, particularly In the Casselbcny/Fcrti l*ark area. These people want to cover tg> the nude dancers who work In clubs along U.S. Highway IT92 and State Road 436. The public decency ordi­ nance • If passed - will rrqulrr each dancer to rover at least a third of her breasts and b u t­ tocks. County Commission Chairman Randy Morris said the law would be enforced In no more than two weeks. Morris said he expected the ordinance would he passed by a wide margin. Others believe tiie vote will be close. Propo­ nents of the ordinance have been busy persuading church goers to vote for decency and to Ignore efforts by the adult entertainment Industry to confuse the Issue. Sanford voters will decide once and for all If the city should continue Its efforts to build a waterfront hotel/conference center at Fort Mellon Park. Wherever one goes In the city, there are signs saying support the conference renter or vote "no." The debate has been heated and many are expected to cast their vote. Republican Jeb flush is expeeled to romp In the Seminole County voting for governor. The county Is Republican terntory and Lt. Gov. Buddy MacKay will do well to capture a third of the votes here. It will be closer statewide. If all the Democrat voters support MacKay. It may be surprisingly close. The polls show Bush com ­ fortably ahead but he Is taking nothing for grunted. The son of former president George Bush continued lo campaign through the last weekend. If he Is elected. Bushes will occupy .governor*’ JUaosloos. George Bush, J r.. Is Ihe gover­ nor of Texas and a presidential Piss— a— Vats, gags 2A By MB K e n s HERALD STAFF WRTTER John S — bakS Is one o l many seniors that w * perbetpete n annuel Golden Age G am es this week More on peg— 5A-7A. 9m 24fh SANFORD • Sanford Mayor Larry Dale last week released the final plans for construc­ tion of the slx-fteld Sanford Central Sports Complex to be located at Chase Park. Zlnnbeek Field, and Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Four new fields s t Chase Park, arranged In a clover leaf shape bordering Celery Ave­ nue. will be placed adjacent to Zlnnbeek Field and the Stadium, giving ihe complex a total of six fields. Construc­ tion on the $412,000 project will begin In January. 1999. and Is expected to be com ­ plete later In the year. T h is new Central Sports Complex will diversify the fa­ cilities available to attract more activity to the downtown Sanford area and will offer a n ­ other modem venue for en­ tertainment and event activi­ ties." Dale u td In a pre­ release. calling the complex "a good Idea whose time has finally come." The two fields at Fort Mellon Park will be moved lo the complex. Mike Kirby. Director of Parks and Recreation. —Id moving the fields on Port Mel km Park to the complex will not be effected by the results Deputies move to Oviedo By BUI Kerns HERALD STAFF WRITER OVIEDO • The Seminole County Sheriffs Office ex­ panded Its ability to provide services for Oviedo by open­ ing up a new Community Service Center on Sunday. The center, at MOO E. Broadway Street. Suite B. In Oviedo is a centrally located place for residents to report crimes and meet with depu­ ties. It Is stuffed by a com ­ mander. four sergrants. depu­ ties. reserve deputies, range and wuter officers, citizens on patrol, and other staff. The space Is provided for free by u local businessman. "We're relocating to be more centrally located." Captain Kandy Hitman, commander of the North Region's Neigh­ borhood Policing program, said. T here have been a lot of (Ires out there that we’re wonted about. A Community Service Center Is equivalent to what used to be called a zone or sector. It's an area a deputy will rover as part of our Neighborhood Policing program. It's a partnership with the community." The Sheriff’s Office will pay for garbage collection. pest control, und maintenance costs. The center replaces a GOO square foot complex at Geneva Elementary School the Sheriff’s Office had been using as a Community Service Center. "We outgrew the space In Geneva." Pittman —Id. T h e Seminole County School Board had been kind enough to let us use the space, but It became Inadequate for our needs." Deputies and Investigators will continue to use the Ge­ neva Elementary complex. Hitman said. The existing computers and desks will re­ main In the complex, while It Is used as u sub-station. Anyone wishing to contact a deputy at the new center Is encouraged to call (407) 9776377. City lets residents off the hook By BUI Kerns HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD - The Longwood City Commission ta allowing two residents to withdraw from their agreement to sell property to the city, ending what had become a bitter dispute. Joe and Sarabecca Rosters had signed a con­ tract with the city agreeing to sell lots ap­ praised at a value of $128,500. But. the apiralsal price was below what the Rosters belevcd to property to be worth, and did not wish to sell at that price. The commission had become divided over the necessity of purchas­ ing the property , located on Florida Avenue west off Wilma Street. f Sanford Mayor Larry Dais dressed up this weekend as he joined other residents during a street party in the downtown historic district. Teen indicted by grand ju ry SANFORD - Mark Lotus Dufault. 14. will be tried on a charge of first-degree m ur­ der In the stabbing death of his grand­ mother. Joyce Adams. A Seminole County grand Jury Indicted the teen on Monday. Adams. 60. was killed In her home on Oct. 16. Dufault will be prosecuted as an adult but will not face the death penalty, due to his age. Redevelopment meeting SANFORD -The Sanford Redevelopment Agency will meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the City Manager’s Conference Room. Second Floor. City Hall. 300 N. Park Ave.. In B rie f Sanford. Items on the agenda Include report on conference center/hotcl project, discussion regarding antique street lights for Second St., report on City Hall —le. and report on Court House/Judiciary space needs. Finance committee meets WINTER PARK - The Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnership, Inc. announces a meeting of the Finance Committee Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. to discuss n u tters of Interest to the Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnership. Inc., with reference to Workforce Development Issues. The meeting will be held at the CFJEP Office. 1801 Lee Road. ste. 307. Winter Park. For more Information call (407) 741-4365. The commission rated 5-0 to draft a letter saying the city would be willing to gtve the Rosters a release from the contract If the Rosters pay for the $2,400 appralsa 1 fee and the $150 title search the city had completed on the property. "Let's go our separate ways." Joe Rosier —Id In a public hearing Monday. "Let's Just let by­ gones be by-gones." The city's Interest In purchasing the Rosier Property stemmed from the potential of locat­ ing a new community center on the land. There was also discussion of placing a new lire department building on the land. Commissioner Anna marie Vacca. who hud Piss— s— City. Pag* SA Office. 1801 Lee Road. Ste. 307. Winter Park. For more Infomutton call (407) 741-4365. Fantasy night LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary-Heathrow Clumber of Commerce and Convergys announces the Eighth Annual Fantasy Teen pregnancy prevention Night Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Shrtner’s WINTER PARK - The Central Florida Auditorium In Maitland. Fantasy Night Is an evening of live Jobs and Education Partnership. Inc. announces a meeting of the Teen entertainment, dancing and food. Live Pregnancy Prevention Committee Nov. 11 and silent auctions will feature diamonds, at 9:30 a.m. to discuss matters of Interest vacations and other Items donated by to the Central Florida Jobs and area businesses. A raffle will be held for a Education Partnership. Inc., with refer­ 1998 Fat Boy Harley Davidson. ence to Workforce Development Issues. Tickets are $10. For more information The meeting will be held at the CFJEP call (407) 333-4748. INDEX C lassified 11A -12A C om ics . . . . . . . 13A Cro—word . . Dear Abbjr . . ____ 4A Dr. O ott . . . H oroscope . . nhltiiarlBB . . People . . .. . . . . , 4 A P olice Briefs s • e • 3A 8 p o rts . . . . T V ................. W eather . . . %Ntvif swap noriM crossing a tdream.’ ■ ' \::v . •Am-cai Promt* �2A ■Sorrnnola HeiaU Sanford. FlorxJa •Tuesday. N o v err ter 3 1998 G r a d u a tio n ra te is u p in S e m in o le C o u n ty LOCAL FORECAST TIDES Today: Isolated showers. Highs In the mld-80s. Lows In the inlil-60s Wednesday: Scattered thunderstorm s. Highs In the low-80s. Lows In the upper-60s Thursday: Iso­ lated showers Highs In the mid-70s. Lows In the mid -50s. Friday: Partly cloudy Highs In the low*70s. Lows In the low-50s TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 3:50 a m., maj. 10:00 a.m.. min. 4:10 p.m.. maj. 10:25 p.nt. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 6:41 a.m.. 7:07 p.m., low: 12:23 a.in.. 12.58 p in New Sinytua Beach: high: 6:46 a.m . 7:12 p.m.. low: 12:28 a.m.. 1:03 EXTENDED OUTLOOK p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 7:01 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY a.m.. 7:27 p.m.. low: 12:43 ShwTS 84 65 T atrm s 82 8 7 a nt.. 1:18 p.m THURSDAY ShwTs 76 54 FRIDAY Ptcldy 73 53 L O TTE R Y Horo aro tho winning numbers selected on Monday in tbe Floo­ ds Lottery F a n ta sy 5 3-10-18-20-23 L otto (Oct. 31) 18-18-2*-33-38-44 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach & New Smyrna Beach: Seas are 23 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona is 77 degrees and nt New Synirrui. 78 degrees. Winds arc from the south at 10-15 m.p.h. Mentors contribute as personal cheerleaders for struggling students Seminole High. The program Is available at Lakr Howell. Ijikr SANFORD • The graduation Mary. Lyman, Winter Springs, rate Is up in Seminole County and Seminole High School. 1*116110 Schools anil mentors Seminole County's Compact have player I a rrltlral role In Includes student exposure t«» till* Improvement arrordlng and mastery of career assess­ to Jane Lane of Seminole ments. Job shadowing, p er­ sonal responsibility, critical County Public Schools. Tlicre arc still students thinking, employability, use of struggling for school and life technology, and com m unica­ success. Tills is where men­ tions (public speaking and Intors. also known as personal lerpersonal skills). C u rre n tly there are 7 2 5 stu­ cheerleaders, come Into the dents In the program and only picture. 120 mentors. Mentors help The most urgent needs .ire for mentors to help In the fol­ these students recognize selflowing programs: Compact defeating Ifchavlors. attitudes, and work habits: and a s s i s t and Take Stink In Children. Compart Is a second chance them In Identifying thrlr tal­ program created by a group of ents and develop strategies to business and chamber of maximize their lalents/skllls commerce leaders In Iloston In and Intervene In their dell1982. The Seminole County clencICH. Twenty-four students have Compact l>egiut In 1990 at SPECIAL TO THE HERALD been selected for the Take Stock In Children Scholarship Program thus far. TSIC p ro ­ vides a 2»2 college scholarship (two years community college and two years university. These Income-eligible students are selectril In the eighth grade. The students and fami­ lies sign a contract that the student will maintain their eli­ gibility liy staying drug/crlm rfree, maintaining good grades, and exhibiting good behavior In class. The m entors Insure their continuing eligibility by meeting with the students at school on a regular lwsls and addressing real, or perceived obstacles to school success. The mentors commit to sta v ­ ing with the student until high school graduation. There Ls an Initial training iuul background check r e ­ quired for each new mentor. The next training Is scheduled for Nov. 12. 9 a.m. at the Seminole County Public Schools Educational Support Center. 400 E. Like Mary Boulevard. Sanford. For more Information on mentoring and other school voluntrer opportunities, please call the Dividends l*rt>gr.im at 320 01B2. Wise Buys Found Here 322*2611 £»cnimolc Herald STATISTICS Th e high temperature In Sanford M onday waa SB degrees and the overnight low waa 68. Recorded ralnfaU for the period ending at to a.m . Tuesday totaled 0 .0 0 Inches. •Sunrise.................... 6:38 a.m. •Sunact..................... 8 :39 p.m . S e m i n o l e H era ld " S e n im i S e m in o le C ounty S ince IV O N " Tuesday. November 3. 1998 • Vol. 91. No 52 Published Daily Eicepl Monday. Saturday 4 Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Far: (407) 323-9408 Uina Orem ■ EOtor ADM INISTRATION Jorviea Uaan Jett Berwcn# Odessa Pugh - B u s ie s t Manager Linda Spegei Shan Bode Don* Oetneh jeana Hughes M Kern* Doan Snwn ADVERTISING Kellie Werner •Manager Cheryl Slone Waiter Smnnton Tommy Vnrent Ru»» WMe CLASSIFIED Km Butler Fran* Voftoane - Manager Peggy Beer-net Gena BuAur - Operations Freda Memers Cheryl Smith PRESS 8 STRIPPING Roceit SA* Cowan Mar* Savoie Bill Egan Jack E Rachie Elwm Tyrre*. Jr. • Head Pressman The Orlando Sentinel Saturday* A ugust 2 2 .1 9 9 8 D u g a n 's b e t t e r q u a lifie d Twenty years of experience handling a variety of caaea and a aolld record of community involvement make David Dugan the preferred choice. w ^ a vavid h Dugan knew when he was 10 that he wanted to thrtr family and have been an active part of Hie community. :ome a lawyer. He did that with remarkable success. Thai provides important background lor a Judge. It Is while ! W ** tailoring with other civic minded people But a per­ rJ W Now *lr wan,s to *rrvr its o Judge In Florida's son gels to know a community. B ^ l B l h Judicial Circuit. The Sentinel believes (hat he would do equally well at that. Mr. Dugan has l>een active tn the Boy Scouts, the Mr. Dugan led the polling In the first primary elec­ chamber of commerce. Rotary Club, his church and tion. hack In September. On Nov. 3 he will face Jeffrey youth sports. Such activities demonstrate caring for Thompson for the circuit bench based In Brevard the community a candidate wishes to serve, and the County that serves both Brevard and Seminole coun­ people he must Judge. ties. Voters In both counties will make the selection. Mr Thompson has lie a lawyer lor 15 years, all of Mr. Dugan has been a lawyer for 20 years, handling II In Melbourne, lie. tixi. has lound lime to serve his a variety of rases. That's the sort of experience a circuit 18th Judicial community In volunteer efforts. Judge nerds, lie Ls also a trial lawyer, practicing his Circuit, Group 6 That experience and community Involvement, craft In the courtroom, where the action Is. Thai. loo. though have neither the length nor hreatllh ol Mr. Dugan's. Is Important experience for a Judge. Ills first criminal-trial work was as a defense lawyrr for three In short. Mr. Dugan Is lirttrr qualified. Ifuis. he Is the years tn the U.S. Army. For 20 years, he has handled It all. from Sentinel’s recommendation lor Judge m Group ti ol the IHth Judicial Circuit. complex ctvtl litigation, criminal, probate and family law. Most of that has been In Melbourne, where he and his wife tiave reared CIRCULATION LEO ALS Betty Bennett Margaret Bovrr-en MetmdJ Mom* PRODUCTION EDITORIAL Penodcal Pottage P ad at Sanford. Honda Subscnpdon Rales (Oaky 8 Sunday) and additional mailing offices Home Delivery MaJ USPS 481280 3 Months 119 SO $2400 Postmaster Send eddress changes to 8 Month* 139 00 148 00 1 Ysar 17800 19800 The SEMINOLE HERALD FOR JU D G E Group 6 18th Judicial Circuit FVmda R * * k »rn add 77. *akn u* P O Bos 1887 Sanford FL 32772 1M T Vi anove IKM Republic CIRCUIT N cuspapen. Inc. Atpmv«! by David Ougan pd pol «<N rd tor By irw cj-npavyi to »u«c1 D*v«1 Dugan Nov. 3. 1998. m i n 16 j « j i » Today is the J07th (lay of 1998 and the 42nd day offall TODAYS HISTORY: On this day in 1796. John Adams was elected presi­ dent of the United States On this day in 1932. the first frozen bread went on sale. On this day in 1975. "Good Morning America" debuted on ABC, with hosts David Hartman and Nancy Dussault. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Stephen Austin (1793-18361, Texas hero; William Cullen Bryant (1791 1878), poet: Bronko Nagurski 11908 1990), football star. Bob Feller (1918 i. base­ ball great, is 80: Charles Bronson (1922 ). actor, is 76. Michael Dukakis (1933 ). politician, is 65. Tom Shales (1948 l. television critic, is 50: Koseanne Barr (1952 ). actress, is 46 TODAY’S SPORTS: Dn this day in 1973. Boy Bentley set an endurance record by running 161 miles in one day at Walton on-Thames. England TODAY’S QUOTE: “Truth, crushed to earth, shall rise again " — William Cullen Bryant TODAYS WEATHER: On this day in 1927. Somerset. Vt., measured 8 77 inches of rain over a 24 hour period. SOl'RCF. 19*1 Weather fiutde Calendar. Accord Publishing. Lid TODAYS MOON: Day before full moon (Nov. 4). CISM NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Vote---------co n tin u ed from page 1A candidate for 2000. Another race to watch today ls the 3rd Congressional Dis­ trict battle between Democrat Corrine Brown and Republican BUI Kandafl. Brown, who Id from Jacksonville. Is a liberal Democrat and Randall a con­ servative Republican m inister with no elective experience. Brown h as received cam ­ paign help from The Rev. Jesse Jackson and First Lady Hillary Clinton. Randall has been supported by House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Vice Presi­ dential nominee Jack Kemp. A loss by Brown would be a m a­ jor upset since 60 percent of (he district Is Democratic. Tile polls opened ut 7 this morning and will remain open to 7 tonight. Eligible voters are encour­ aged to vole once. i f I �Sominole Herald, Sanford, Flonda * Tuesday, November 3. 1998 - 3 A POLICE LOG The following reports were compllcrl from the Seminole Count 1/ Sheriff’s Office for Incidents recanted Nov. 2: A ggravated assault: SANFORD, Hart veil Avenue, 2SOO block. Oct. 31. 11:20 n.m. A 22-yrar-old woman was arrested try Sanford Police for ag­ gravated assault. I'ollre said she tried to a it the screen and then threw a knife at the fmnt door after she got Into an argu­ ment with her former roommates at her former place of resi­ dence. B a ttery : CHULUOTA. First Street, 100 block. Oct. 31. 0:10 p.m. A 48- year-old man was arrrsted by Seminole County Sheriffs depu­ ties for 1wttery on a person over 65 years old nnd for butter on a disabled person. Deputies said he was arguing with his mother who Is confined to u wheelchair when he ’flipped her out of It.* cuuslng some Injuries to her leg. B u rg la ry : CASSELBERRY. Derbyshire Road. 3000 Mock. Oct. 31. 0:49 p.m. A 37-year-old woman was arrested by Casselberry Police for burglary with battery and battery. Police said she went to Iter estranged husband's house with their three children. When Ills girlfriend opened the door to what she thought were trickor-treaters. the wife pushed past the children, went Into the house where she repeatedly punched her husband. She then repeatedly punched the girlfriend and pulled her hair before taking the children and leaving. The husband Is not pressing charges, his girlfriend Is. SANFORD, Orlando Drive, 3600 block, Oct. 31. 4:40 a m. A 24-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs of­ fice for burglary while armed and grand theft. Deputies said the man forced the gun display at a local discount store open and begun sticking rifles Into the legs of his pants Ix-fnrr hr was stopped try store clerks. D om estic violen ce: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Magnolia Avenue, 300 block. Oct. OBITUARIES WILLIAM M. DIETRICH William M Dietrich. 40. Shadow Trail. Dmgwood, died Sunday. Nov. II. 1998. Horn July 12. 1952 In the Panama Canal Zone, he mined to Cen­ tral Florida In 1990. Mr. Dietrlch was a scanner Installer for Amertcold Logistics. He was a member of Church of the Na­ tivity. Survivors Include wife. Gina; son. Krvln. Longwood: daugh­ ter, Kimberly. Longwood; mother. Mary Smyth. Audubon. N J.; father. Joseph P. Dietrich. Audobon. N J.: brother. Joseph Patrick Dietrich. Coral Springs. Woodlawn Carey ll.uid Fu­ neral Home, Longwood. In charge of arrangements. SUZANNE M ALUSON DUNAWAY Suzanne Malllson Dunaway. 01. West Wellington Drive. Del Iona, died Saturday. Oct. 31. 1998 at her residence. Horn In Pottstown. Pa., she moved to Deltona In 1994 from DeLand. Mrs. Dunaway was a home­ maker. She was a m anlier of Klwanls of Deltona. Compre­ hensive Planning Committee for the City of Deltona. Deltona Chamber of Commerce. Del­ tona Dollies and the Hrpubllcan Party. Survivors Include husband. Ai: son. Michael Krtle. Oviedo: daughters. Jennifer Wycolf. Oviedo. Amy Etllc. Winter Park: brothers. Mike Malllson. Colurnha. S.C.. Robert Malllson. Columbia, Calif.: ste p ­ children. Donna Knudsen. Clearwater. Clntly Hranrh. F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n c a ll th e c h u rc h o ffic e 322-2914 Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m. •3:00 p.m. presents DOROTHY MOYE Dorothy Moyr. 75. hast First Street. Sanford, died Saturday. Oct. 31. 1998 at Island Lake Klder Care. Longwood. Horn In Iziwell. Mass., she moved lo Central Flonda In 1970 from New England. Mrs. Moyr was a beautician. She was Episcopa­ lian. Survivors son. Jam es. DrLand; sister, Phyllis Krtston. St. Charles. III.. Muriel Wood. Sanford, seven grandchildren: one great-grandchild. Allman-Long Funeral llomr. Dellary. In charge of arrange­ ments. ANGELA PABC UAL Angela Paacual. 75. Hidden Lake Dnvr. Sanford, died S at­ urday. Oct. 31. 1998 at Central Flohda Regional Hospital. Horn April 4. 1923 in Valencia. Spain, she moved lo Central Florida In 1983. Mrs. Pascual was a seamstress. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Cburrh. Survivors Include huslrand. IVdro; daughters. Marla Angela Roman. Marta Delorrs Adler, both of Sanford, four grand­ children: five great­ grandchild reu. Grarnkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In ctiurgr of arrange­ ments. DELORJS ANN WORLEY Ann Worley, 60. Sports-------cootlaiMd bom Pago 1A of Tuesday's referendum on the proposed hotel/conference renter. *We werr planning on moving them anyway.* Kirby said. ’It will be mi nice to have the clover leuf complex In place. The ballflrlds will be beautiful. This will do so much good for Sanford b ase­ ball and recreation.* A press release by the city said ’planned nnd budgeted lor several years, this new Central Sports Complex com ­ plements the proposed resort and conference center devel­ opment for Sanford's water­ front that Ls on the ballot for Sanford on Nov. 3.* The press release also Mild Orientation Class •Nov. 12,1998 Where: Central Baptist Church 3101 W. 1st St. • Sanford, FL 32771 When: 7:00 p.m. G reater Sanford C h a m b e r of C o m m e rce Dean, both of Orlando: eight grandchildren. Haldauff Family Funeral Home and Crrmatory, Deltona. In rharge of arrangem ents. Delorls Weigh Down Workshop 30. 1:06 n.m. A 44-year-old man was arrrsted l»y Seminole County sheriffs deputies for domestic violence. Deputies said he and his girlfriend argued violently when she rrtum rd home late. Thry Mild during the argument, be hit her In the head with a baseball bat. CASSELBERRY, Wllehlre Boulevard. 300 block. Oct. 31. 5:09 p.m. A 37-year-old man was arrested try Seminole County sheriffs deputies for domestlr violence. Deputies said they had accompanied a woman to her boyfriend's plare of employment In onler to bring him Ills Ix-louglngs b rrn u sr she was kicking him out of llie home they had shared. He took his lielonglngs from the car when deputies told him to do so. but when she asked him to return her car keys, he spit In her far r. the lighted complex will host community and youth leagues, tournaments, and en­ tertainment events. T h e residents of Sanford have been the motivators be­ hind this Improvement pro­ gram and the ultimate bene­ factors.* Tom Fam swonh. Su­ perintendent of the Recrea­ tion Department. said In a press release. "Die new complex will enable our youth leagues to expand In the future. Most Importantly, we ran maximize the utilization of all our great sports facilities In that area with a common security and operational staff to better serve the citizens who are enjoying Its use.’ Fourth Street. Osteen, died Sunday. Nov. I. 1998. Horn May 27. 1938 In Herkley. W.Va.. she moved to Central Florida In 1982 from Plney View. W.Va. Mrs. Worley was a homemaker. She was a Haplist. Survivors Include husband. Lewis: sons. Rond.ill Inver­ ness. Danny. Hetkley. W.Va., Eddie. Sanford; daughters. Melanie Morgan. Deltona. Frances McDaniel. Mt. Hope. W.Va.. Donna Hughes. Silt. Colo.. Debbie Adkins. Ilney View. W.Va.; 15 grandchildren. Haldwln-Fain laid Funeral Home. Like Mary. In rharge of arrangements. FUNERALS Sanford Festival In the afreets o f historic downtown S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A | B r u iilU . C h arles C lark Mr C)tarl«-s Clark lln irsllr. 72. loving husband, father and grand latlier. of lin e Needle Court, hike Mary, died Monday. Nov. '2. t'KIM at Meodowtinmk le m u r lie Imrn Ju ly to. I'Mii in Mlnnrapoliv. Mn lo Charles C. ami Frances Clark M tursllr Mr lln irs tlr was retired Irntn Marlin Marietta Co Hr vrrwd Ui tin- IJ S. Air F a n e WW1I Hr was a meintirr if Markham Woods IVewbytertan C hurrh In hike Mary, wttcre tie was a tcsUlrnl for IJ sears llr was a llH-ml<rr if lie Marlin Marlc-tla KrUrcimnl Club and die Com puter Club Hr was a volunteer with A.AR.I'. Surviving are h S wife. Ik-tty Cu>k. daughters. K am i FUlzubeth. IVin hrook lin e s. U-rrl Lynn Cardwell ami husband Jeff. Clemmons, and grandihlklren. Jennifer Elizabeth Cardwell. Stephanie Lynn Cardwell am i Katherine Ashley Cardwell, sis ter. Jo a n n e I latchrr. Jar ksonvtUr A menuirl.ll will lie hrkl Tuesday at 2 pan. ut Voglcr A Sons F uneral Clemmons Chaprl liy the Hrv. Joint F'erree. IT*- faintly will rrcrtve blends aflrr die sender at die home of T rm Cardwell. Clemmons. Mr mortals may Is- made lo Ik n p lir of W inston Siileni/Forsyth Co.. 1100C S. Stratford 1*1., W inston-Salem. N.C. 27 103 or Ih r National P arkin­ son'* Foundation. 1501 N.W. 9th Avc. Iloli Hojic 1*1., Miami. FL 33136-1494. NOVEM BER 1 3 , 1 4 & 15 $ 5.00 A d m issio n In clu d e s Free C o n certs (Children 12 an d u n d er free) F R ID A Y SATURDAY SUNDAY Iwwaxr 1pmft 10pa la w * I p 1 I f Chubby Checker Loverboy l o w s lpm » l « , Lonestar im M m Bahamian Market Place • Deggeller Attractions Midway • The Local Girls • Junkanoo Tiger Eye Productions • BMX Trick Team • Wade Henry juggler unicydist 4 stages of non-stop musical entertainment • Crafts, Antiques & Exhibits Enjoy all rides for one price - Friday'Moonlight Mania'10 pm •1 am $5 & Sunday'Family Day" at day $10 1998 Official Sanford Heritage Festival Fitie Sponsors B u d w e is e r Sem in o le Co u n t y GbWVCb wu V8K«s Nat W lUOOHOO-TSH Bahamasair •VWwdlUtoalklltw D ie trich . W illia m M . Funeral servile fur Mr. Dk-trkh. of hmgwood. will ti- Wednesday at 3 p.m. In the Woodlawn Carry Hand Funeral Cliapt-I. hiiigwnnd. In te r­ ment will follow in Oaklawn Memo rial Park Cemetery. Friends may fall at Ihc funeral home Wednesday from I p m. until time if acrvkv. Woodlawn Carry Hand Funeral Chaprl. (407] 767 5101. hmgwood. b In r luirgr- of srrvkes. tdcminolc Herald Central Florida Regional Hospital 4 fWt of l meed I CELERY SPONSORS Ren PUn of Flood*, Swnmol* Community College. Homewood Suite*. HJton Garden Inn. La Quinta Inn & States. SunTrust, Daewoo of Seminols. Pubfu. Huntngton Banks. Ma«Stay Suita*. Super 8 Motel. Lake Kathryn Estate*. Antique Elegance Luno, Stan Property Management and Ready. Home Depot, Federal Trust Bank. ALUGATOfl tfOM SOM Com lev Sonar * Hotmea Engneer*. Inc.. U r l v i Muoxtal Rawowt FWa Manat. Tane* Square fcttro. Court, atd By Mamort, knar Corporator). Ptc.MUar h n o w t CaTTai CaWa*/ SeaSoutn MoMty. ranruam Fnnenj. be Jeffrey Thompson is Endorsed by law Enforcement for Circuit Judge "W e a re co n fid e n t th a t w h e n e le c te d to s e n e as C ir c u it J u d g e , sou w ill b e f a ir to a ll in v o lv e d a n d th a t y o u w ill liste n lo th e c o n c e rn * o f th e c it iz e n ry a n d lass e n fo rc e m e n t. We also b e lie se th a t y o u w ill w o r k J u t $199 h a r d to m a k e p ositive ch a n g e s in th e a d m in is t r a t io n o f Ju s tic e in th is c ir c u it ." • Sen-.'v- bountyu* Entacanent Assocat-oncorrpnKdof SemmcieCc Mvxcoi Pcia Chefs SeminoleCanty Sherift andStateWomey Per Person! "W e w i ll a s k o u r m e m b e rs , t h e ir frie n d s a n d fa m ilie s • a n d a ll c itiz e n s in th e state w h o re s p e c t s t ro n g a n d uKtsdes e ffic ie n t e n fo rc e m e n t o f o u r la w s, to cast t h e i r b a llo ts in s u p p o rt o f Je ffre y T h o m p s o n ." • Coastal 1 >da PoliceBenevolent Assooaf'on Representing as entcrceT<nt odicers inTilisv i'e Mnbcu'ne IndianHarcct Beacti indialartc Sateii.te Beadi ri 1 Bay West Ueitioune.Meitioure Beach. tfeBrevardCountySferiRs Olive. l>«FloridaHigfieayPatrol andtie FloridaUarawPttol Rotutdirip JttSffvki Je ffre y T h o m p s o n is a lso e n d o rs e d by H I ^ or 4 Nights N i c e Lodge # 1 4 0 ★ Hotel! Ik U I e x p c n c n it U.S. Depot , u n lit' tori Toxes For fle d call toll-free for VfKQtioo! reservation* Iodides a in n.it# if pRf MAPI, b.i »cd •••tfoubto'lrrupviry. |•fiaAf As a*#h.Ul 4 877-FIY-2-FUN #%V 38VSt- Amlilt fiooiied bf II liailel IANABA) Kixkkdgv N ic e Depanmeni Fraternal Order of N i c e Lixlge Police Department Fraternal Order of N ic e lodge i p n i'v itilin g a tliin u a c v p c rie iu , u li,r« il in ilu iinirtriH iiu # 111 ★ ★ It r o %.o r i l ^ IV n l t i li.iir iii.u a Nc i i i i n e e l f . i m l I l o r u l . i It.er I'm M ilt iil l i r 4 \ .1 r 41 ( o i i i i l v ★ I\|S| T A ★ *★ *★ FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE • 18TH CIRCUIT - GRDUP 6 I*f 4 Mt i i ill )« 1 \ 4 111 Ik, H m \ . i m I1 o m i h t i t i / i iin J . i i l ^ JEFFREY HK> Palm Ba> » o u u Kueklalge tm e League. A | , i t i i \ I liiinip'tni i> .i gr.idn.it, nl llu k e I n il r r u l i and tin l m i m i l » uj l l u r i J n i u l t r ^ r uj t a u . 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S R 434, Suite 200 Longwood • (407) 260-0818 Competing at the Mayfair Gold Course are. from left to right: Mabel Werfand of Butler. Pa . Jo hn O'Nerfl of Reading. Pa , Walter Moore of Sanford, and Eleanor Wolf of Sanford ACTIVITY. TIME ft LOCATION Breakfast, 7:00 a.m., Sanford Civic Center Golf-Handicap, 7:30 a.in.. Mayfair Country Club Hobby & Photography Show (exhibitors only). 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.. Sanford City Hall Basketball. 9:00 a.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium Billiards. Women’s 8 Ball. 9:00 a.m. Sanford Senior Center Tennis. 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Bowling-Doubles. 9:30 a.m. AMP Deltona Lancs Domlnoes-SIngles, 10:00 a.m.. Sanford Senior Center Crtbbagc. 1:00 p.m.. Sanford Senior Center Golf-Handicap. 1:00 p.m.. Mayfair Country Club Badminton. 2:00 p.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium AU Faiths Forest City Chapel Memorial Part 1390 Park Dr. Casselberry. FU 32707 622 W. Hwy. 436 Altamonte Springs, Florida 32714 Oaklawn Park Highland 3329 E Semoran Blvd Apopka, FL 32703 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1998 Breakfast. 7:00 a.m.. Sanford Civic Center Tennis, 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Lake Park C a n o e . S p r i n t , 9 . 0 0 a . m . . L a k e C a r o l l u - F t . M e llo n Rose Cramer of Sanford tees off at the Mayfair Golf Course. Cemetery and Funeral Home 600 County Road 46A Lake Mary. FL 32746 Z X jrb tn d itfo n you rtttffy'neecfp n iy Canoe-Obstacle. 10:00 a.m.. Lake Carolla-Ft. Mellon Golf Long Drive. 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.. Sanford Airport Pinochle. 10:00 a.m.. Renaissance of Sanford Pancake Race. 11:00 a.m.. Fort Mellon Park Tennis. 12:30 p.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Dance. 2:00 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Hobby & Photography Show (Public) 2:00-5:00 p.m., Sanford City Hall Mid-Week Banquet. 6:30 p.m.. Sanford Civic Center THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1998 Breakfast. 7:00 a.m., Sanford Civic Center Shuffleboard, 8:30 a.m., Sanford Shuffleboard Club Table Tennis. 8:30 a.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium Tennis. 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Billiards. Women’s Rotation. 9:00 a.m.. Sanford Senior Center Hobby & Photography Show (Public) 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.. Sanford City Hall Swimming. 9:30 a.m.. Riverside Park. Oviedo Bench Pressing. 2:00 p.m., Sanford City Hall Billiards, Men’s Rotation, 2:00 p.m.. Q-BIz of Longwood Talent Show. 7:00 p.m., Sanford Civic Center This Pair Is N ever FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1998 Breakfast, 7:00 a.m.. Sanford Civic Center 5K Run, 7:00 a.m.. Sanford Civic Center 2 Mile Historic Fun Walk, 8:30 a.m., Sanford Civic Center Hobby & Photography Show (Pick up Exhibits). 9:00 a.m .-12:00 p. m . Sanford City Hall Tennis. 9:00 a.in.. Sylvan Lake Park Shuffleboard, 9:00 a.m., Sanford Shuffleboard Club Domlnoes-Doubles, 9:00 a.m., Sanford Senior Center Bowling-Singles. 9:30 a.m.. AMF Deltona Lancs Bocce, 10:00 a.m., Westmonte Park City of Altamonte Bridge-Contract or Duplicate. 1:00 p.m.. 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Seminole High School City Call for a free information packet, video and no obligation consultation. continued from Pag* IA F ilu to w sk i 1.800.EY E.EX A M Three convenient locations Lake Mary 407.333.5111 Orange City 904.774.(X)44 Daytona Beach 904.788.66% www.filulowskieye.com .* » fO l V J W fTB IU.B« JUfTTl)tIFW ft) M l CAVIL fAHIINf. UR M II AIM. N O H * fAlMINf K « A\t u n t il t\* | t lAltlHCnUMJ* nUAtWANT * H A h h n * M « U i ! J AS A U V l I t * AS.L) Minas 721* A I M * t lM X A H V . r u n 14 AIM If M MINI H « till IKj | 1^ K l M I D H I . «<ff IfU A tU M I MRlKl.ltAMlSAnUM* TlfAlMtST Commissioner Ron Seargant voiced concerns about potentially setting a precedent for fu­ ture disputed contracts the city signs. "We signed a binding contract." Sargent said. "What about the next time someone doesn't like a contract they've signed with the city. Are we going to Just buckle under with another contracl. too?" Miller said the city Is canceling a contract "I don't think putting a community center in by "mutual agreement." and that the action the middle of a neighborhood Is advisable." does nol set a precedent. Vacca said. City Administrator Greg Manning said the Commissioners Steve Miller and Paul Loves- city should wait until the results of a needs trand said the city does not need to purchase assessment study for building a hc& community the property. center can lie analyzed before purchasing "I don't think It's an appropriate place to property for a center. build on." Miller said. ‘I really don't think we "We don't have a direction yet with a needs need the property. I'd like to plead with the assessment." Manning said. "We're not going commission that I don't see the need to to do anything until the needs assessment re­ bludgeon these folks (the Hosiers! on the head." sults arc In." previously brer, a proponent for purchasing the property, said she was voting to permit the Rosters to withdraw because residents In the historic district, business owners, and members of the Parks and Recreation Hoard were against locating a community center In a residential area. Care C a ta ra ct & Laser Institute Konrad Filutowski, MD, employs the most advanced procedures and state-of-the-art equip­ ment to help patients enjoy vision freedom ■ To find out if yuu an- a candidate contait the Filutowski Cataract It Laser Institute. We will provide the information you need to make an informed, confident decision about improving your vision Financing is available. ■& r �/ Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, November 3. 1998 •7A 1998 Golden Age Games INKING! CEDAR CREEK APTS. 2 4 5 0 H artw ell Ave. (Hartwell & 46A) 32 4 *4 3 3 4 Ru Ter Har. 66. from Pensacola, receives a Gold Medal n 5K Cycling Irom Lisa Jones, coordmalor ol the Golden Age Games Robert Heffelglnger, 76, competes In the 5-K cycling event. MowIs Tlir ThorTo For Tomorrow Hhi/** na ow blry iii ihmt .ilm ii hs <>rhot in n mortality Ihr lari is onr ill) wx/r hunt nins mo) ho ,H a hns to <kal ftnltlij/ Hrinmni •ilh aII tho fln.il 'lot.ills ThJ is *hf pir (dinningami ;-/»•fnuni mt your funrr.il mn ran hoIpiightrn Ihr Wf tmihrmottonafl) ami fln.inriall) • •m )our fumih U o r hi also iho trsi oay lo I,rip iiisiiio mj four sonnr is prr formalin diKtaitvolanio nith inurmn nishos t m . I A n t lu lt* if* N tt* il I n \ ir o n liilili* i ' m : \ K k w i ; i :m i :v i h NAUI AOuncr.H C IT Y H ill W i ll i a m “S iiA im PHONI 'P u rte n a i • m J \ u in lj lu .. S u n Jo n l.J Mary Henry Peter. 87. of Orange City. « a Gold Medalist n Womoos 5K Cycling Bernard Joseph of the Sanford Parks Department assists the competitor with loading her equipment after the event. • UH-' i MI O f lU IN G A n O R D A lU rULAkRANCA.MU.NTS i t F ed era l T ru st B an k Is N ow O pen i? f(CheckOut OurMoneyMarket Investment jjjtf EARNS YO U A N INCREDIBLE SKY-HIGH 4.10% A N N U A L PERCENTAGE YIELD 0 N O PENALTIES FOR EARLY WITHDRAWALS ALLOW S FOR MULTIPLE TRANSACTIONS PER M ON TH g f OPENS WITH ONLY A M INIM UM DEPOSIT O F $2300 OR MORE e n M Pi***a by P *» * * «• Ed Dobson and Wayne Hagerman, removing arrows from the target, aim to win at the archery competition. Legal Notices n o t ic e a p p l ic a t io n or ron t a x o n e n o tic e IS HEREBY OlVEN. u rn r u n e a s c u s t o o i a h r o n PROPCO. INC . Ill* hoi-J.r ol tha following caitificatata) hat Mad m i d c tililic A ltlt) for a taa daad lo b « ittuad Ihproon Tht cattificata numbar(a) and yaa/ltl ol itauanca. Iha datcnption ol Iha proparly, and Iha nama(t) in which II wat a tM tta d it/ara a* follow* Cartillcala No U S Yaar ol Itauanca 1998 Datcnpiion ol Proparly LEO LO TS 28 29 A 49 (LESS S 42S f r OP LOT 49) FLA LANO t C O L COS CELERY PLANTATION PB I PO 129 Namat in which aaaaaaad: S «n -ria In* Lid. All ol aaid proparty baing in Iha County of •Sammola. Slata ol Honda | Uniat* tuch cartificataft) ahall ba radaamad according to law. tha proparty daaenbad in auch ctrtificata(t) will ba told to Iha highaat biddar at tha watt tronl door, Sammola County Courthouta, Sanford, Florida, ,on tha Ith day ol Dacambar. 1998. at I t 00 am Paymant ol Sala taa. applicabla documantary ttamp tataa and lacordmg faat ara laquuad lo ba paid by tha tuccaaatul biddar at Iha tala Full paymant of an amount aqual to tha highaal bid is dua within 24 houra altar tha advartiaad lima of Iha tala All paymanla than ba caah Legal Notices or guaraniaad inatrumant, mada payabla to tha Clark ol Iha Circuit Court Oatad thit 2 1at day ol Octobar, 1998 (Saai) MARIANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Slurlay C Hargart Oaouty Clark Publiah Octobar 27, Novambar ] . 10 A 1 7 ,199S DEV-222 N O TIC S OF APP LICATIO N PON TAX O S ID NOTICE 19 HEREBY OlVEN. that FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR MUNICO. INC . tha holdar ol Iha lollowmg cartiticata(a) hat Mad M id ca«tificata<*| for a ta> daad to ba ittuad tharaon Tha cartificata numbar(a) and yaar(a) of ■tauanca. tha datcnption of tha proparty. and tha namadl m which it wa* aaaaaaad it/ara a* follow* Cartilicala No: 2480 Ya4r ol laauanca: 1998 Oaacnption ol Proparty LEO UNIT 1410 SPRINOWOOO VILLAGE ORB 1331 PO 1049 Namat m which aaaaaaad Mark A Saronch All ol m k > proparty bamg in Iha County of Sammola. Stala ot Florida Unlaaa auch certificated) ahall ba radaamad according lo law. Iha proparty daaenbad in auch ctrtif-catad) •*•'* ba told lo Iha Legal Notices highaat biddar at tha watt front door, Sammola County Courthouta, Sanford. Florida, on Iha Mh day ot Dacambar. 1998. at 11 00 a m. Paymant ot Sala taa. applicabia documantary ttamp lata* and recording taa* ara required to ba paid by tha auccaaaful bidder at tha M ia Full paymant ot an amount equal to tha highatt bid it dua withm 24 hour* altar Iha advartiaad tuna ot the Mia All payment* ahall ba caah or guaraniaad inatrumant. mada payabla lo tha Clark of the Circuit Court. Oatad Ihia 2t*l day ol Octobar. 1990 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIOA by: Shirley C Hargart Deputy Clark Publiah: Octobar 27, No* 3. 10 8 IT . 1998 OEV-221 IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I C O U N TV . FLO R IO A E IG H TE E N TH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT PRO BATE OIV1SION CASE NO. 9 S -3 0 2 -C P INRE Q lHSELIE MARTINEZ Oacaaaad N O TIC E NOTICE it hereby given that Legal Notices purauanl lo Section 733 BIO. Florida Statutaa. the turn of S30.840 69. hat bean depot-tad w-lh Tha Clark ol Iha Circuit Court m and Sammola County. Florida by H ROBERT OOWO. JR ESQUIRE. Paiaonal Repre*entati«e and/or Petitioner ol the above ca p ­ tioned attala Thra it Iha dietr butive tnare due to ROXANA MARTINEZ, whoae laat know addiaaa wa* 7332 FOREST HILL COURT. W INTER PARK. FL: 32792 Sa-d aatatt itmain unclaimed Unlaaa aaid aaaala are claimed on or before *i« 18) month* Irom iha data ot Mat publication of th.a Notice, aaid aatatt will ba forwarded to the State ol Florida purauant to Chp 733 818. F S For further information relative lo iha above daaenbad turn due aaid claimant, rater to C ate No 98-302-CP. m tha otfice of me Clark ot tha Circuit Court. Probata Diviaion. Sanlord. Seminole County, Florida DATED al Sanford. Sammola County. 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After all, it's in your best interest. •APY accurate as of October 1. 1995 Interest compounded daily, crodited monthly Interest begins to accrue on business day you deposit a non-cash item (For example, a check). Rate subject to change without notice Minimum balance to obtain APY is 01c You may make (6) transfers per month, but only (3) may be payments by check to thud parties Fees could reduce account earnings Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FEDERAL TRUST BANK 312 W. 1st St. • S a n fo rd , FL 32711 (407) 302-4700 • Fax (407) 302-4704 * �V. SEMINOLE 5 ^ Cljr Wcrnlb HA Semmoto Herald. Sanlord, Honda •Tuesday. November 3. 1998 C o -E d p o w e r s to c la sh Rams give White a battle JACKSONVILLE _ The Lake Man- football team fell behind early, but stayed In the name until late In the contest before falling to state ranked Ed White. 39-12. In Jacksonville Frt day night. Lake Mary trailed 1-1-0 after one quarter, but cut the lead to 14-6 on a 25 yard touchdown pass from Corey Cooper to Andy So|ka Ed White then built a 32-6 lead beforr the Rams got a final touchdown on a six-yard run by Malt Mergo. Lake Mary will finish Its Class BA-Dtstrlct 3 schedule when It visits DeLand at Spec Martin Stadium this Friday night at 7:30 p m Lyman falls short WINTER PARK _ A bud snap led to a blocked 39-yard field goal attempt with five seconds remaining as Winter Park held oil a furious fourth quarter rally by Lyman. 15-12. In football action at Showaltrr Field Friday Lyman trailed 7-0 for much of the game un til Brad Harris scored on an eight yard nui early tn the fourth quarter. Hut the Wildcats held onto the lead at 7-6 when the extra |>olni kick sailed wide right. The Greyhounds then took the lead on Its next possession when Antlone Sims scored on a four-yard run. Hut a pass on a two-point conversion try fell Incomplete, leaving the score 12-7 tn favor of Lyman. Winter Park then got what amounted to the game-winning score when Jam es Lowe scored on a 55-yard nin right up the middle with 21/2 minutes left in the game. The Greyhounds play their final game this Friday night, hosting Lake Howell al 7:'M p m. at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex. Recreation Volleyball SANFORD _ The results from the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Fall Recreational Volleyball League Monday night at the Sanford Middle School Dan l*elham Gymnatortum were: A League: Kathy's Haby Shop 14 01. llecr .30 (3-1). the YKnots and C.E.S. (both 2-2) and J u M F o r F u n ( 0 - 41 . U League: Dob's Team and the Sanlord Church of God (both 3-1). the Satnts and the Unknowns (both 2-2) and W'estvlew Baptist Church (0-4). The standings after six weeks arc: A League: Kathv's Baby Shop (22-2). the Yknots (16-8). Beer :30 (14-10), CES (6-IH) and Ju st For Fun (3-21). B League: Bob's Team (20-3). Sanford Church of God (12-12). the Saints (11-13) and the Unknowns (9-15) and W’estvlew Baptist Church (7-16). Hackers back on top WINTER SPRINGS _ Tern Mann doubled In Teresa Walburger with the winning run In the bottom of the seventh Inning as the FHSHackers from Oviedo edged Select Manage­ ment. 9-8. In the City of Winter Springs Women's Fall Monday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Central Winds Park. The Hackers (6-1) got singles from Roseanne Fry. Walburger. Jaudon Marlette. Anna Hollis and Phyllis Baynes and a two-run double from Jackie Janowtak to score four runs and take an 8-4 lead In the fourth Inning. Select Management (5-2) eventually tied the game at 8-8 tn the top of the seventh Inning, but Walburger led off the bottom of the sev­ enth with a walk and scored on Mann's dou­ ble. Walburger was the winning pitcher. Im­ proving to 5-0 on the season. Leading the offense for the winner's were Marlette (triple, two singles). Janowtak and Mann (double, single, two RBI each) and Baynes. Fry and Stacy Burwell (two singles each). The Hackers face Select Management again next Monday at 7:30 p m. Girls Basketball Jamboree SANFORD _ Seminole High School will host the 1998 Seminole Athletic Conference Girls' Basketball Jam boree at BUI Fleming Memo­ rial Gymnasium next Tuesday (Nov. 10) start­ ing at 6 p.m. Each of the seven SAC school's will play two eight minute quarters each. Oviedo meets Lake Brantley at 6 p.m.. fol­ lowed by Ovtedo-Lakc Mary (6:30 p.m ). Lyman-Lake Brantley (7 p.m.). Winter SprlngsLake Mary (7:30 p.m ). Lyman-Seminole (8 p m ). Winter Sprtngs-Lake Howell (8:30 p.m.) and Seminole-Lake Howell (9 p m) . Cost Is $4 for adults and $3 for students. Run Rule wins sets up battle of Co-Ed leaders By Dean Sm ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR mil* Union tins SANFORD In the realm of recreation softball next Monday's matchup between Lillie Quinn. DDS and Beer 30 .it linehurst Park In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Co-Ed Fail Slow Pitch Softball league should Ik- one of the lx*st In a long time. List night Ore duo cruised to Imprrsslvc vie to rles. with Beer 30 tolling past Sunfoid Chris tlan Church 22 2 In two plus Innings and un defeated l.lllle Quinn. DDS romping to a 21 I two-plus inning victory m u Maronda Homes In the first meeting I" tween the two teams Ullle Quinn. DDS ed g ed Beer :30. H-7. on <>«to lK-r 5th. In the other game Monday night. Rich Plan scored four runs in Ih r filth Inning to break an II II lie and held oil M J.Q Corporation. IB 13 Ullle Quinn. DDS Is now 7 0 and Beer 30 Is 6-1 Trailing the leaders are M.J.O. Corporation and Rich Plan (ImiIIi it--l| and Maronda Homes and Sanford Christian Churiti (both I 0) Next week. Rich Plan takes on Sanlord Chris tlan Church al 6:30 p m.; I h r mega match I k tween l.lllle Quinn. DDS and Beer -30 Is al 7::iO Industrial softball a real battle Moioada Horn** •173 I0 X 31 IS 1 1 B f t i :30 Sanford Ch I ta lia n Church 3<M 30 X 33 IS 3 4 037 140 0 443 103 O IS H 13 31 •rich Plan M .J.O . Corporal Inn p.m.; and Maronda Homes pl.tvs M..I G. Corpo ration al 8:30 p.m. Providing lire offense werr: l.lllle Qulntr. DDS: three hlls _ Calvin Davis (Iwo home runs, triple, three runs, five Rltll. Myrlrl Retd (two triples, double, three runs, four Kill). Arthur Barnes (double, nm. two RBI): two hits _ Paula Songer (two doubles, three runs). Shay Browtt (RBI); one lilt Tony Smith (double, nm. two RBI). Sim Raines (double two runs. RBI). Krlthlan Rolierts (double, nm). Gina Green (three runs. RBI). Paulette P rtrrs (two runs. Kill). Yoyo Cox (nm. RBI), one nm Tracey Mitchell. Maronda Homes: one lilt _ Dirt Poe (Rill) onr nm _ Kenny Miller. Beer :.’10: Ihrre hits _ Vic DlBartnlo (grand slam, triple, three m ns. seven RBI). Jerry Blllariolo (linrrie nm . triple, double, three runs. Itltll: two lilts _ Joy Weaver (triple, double, two tuns, thtre IU1I). Joe BlBnrtolo (double. Iwo runs. RBI|. Dave Cos* (double, two m ns. HBI). Cathy Lynn (double, nm. two RBI). Nicole Boyette (double, three mns); one hit _ Roland Jcm lgan (triple. RBI). Paula Ritchey (three runs, three Rill). Sherry Wilkie (nin); one nm. run RBI _ Steve Mirra; one nm _ Robin Wlntrrs Sanford Christian Church: onr hit . Mtkr Hawkins Idnuhlr. Rltll. Karla Findley (RBI). M iry Wells (nin), .Ine Caputo (nm) Rich Han: two hits _ John Ely (double, two runs. Ihrre RBI). John MuLi (double, lour urns) one till _ llirnl Adamson (triple, run. two RBI). John C rrrrh (nm): two m ns. two RBI _ Susan It.: one nm. two RBI _ Pam Burke; on mn. one RBI . Amur Adamson: two m ns _ Ruth John­ son: onr nui _ Abtiy Galarza; one RBI _ Melinda W. MJ.G. Corporation: four hlls _ Don Baldwin Ihoinr run. Iwo doubles, mn. four KBII. Dan Gill (triple, double. Ihrre mns, Ihrre RBI). Mike Bowling (Iwo doubles, four runs. RBI), two hits _ Rulien Garcia (Iwo doubles, nm). Dee Enright (double, mil. three RBI). Usa C laussrn (mil. KOI); one lilt _ Greg Ut/ (double, run). Cere Rawls (run). Trrrtr Gill REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS TONIGHT By Dean Sm ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ For lire second straight week a spin uf lire doubleLender Uglrtetird die stnirdUiKn even further In the City of Sanford Rrrrratton and Parks I '.ill Indus­ trial Slow I'ltili Softball league .it Plnehurst Park Friday night. Vantarr scored seven m ns In the bottom of tlie nttli tuning to erase an 8-7 deficit and went on to beat Briar Corporation. 15-9. hut Briar Corporation came track In the nightcap, using an 11 run fourth Inning lo edge league-leading Invararr. 13-12. Invacare Is now 5-4 and holds a slim lead over Vantarc (4-3) and Briar Corporation (3-5). Dlls Friday ntghl at linehurst Park. Vantare plays the doubleheader against Invacare at 7 p.m. and Briar Corporation at H p.m. Providing the offense were: Vantare: three hits _ H.J. Car dnza (home nm . triple, double, two m ns. two RBI); two lilts _ Chris Sclafanllc (double, two mns. two RBI). Ken Saver (two mils. RBI), Bill Cogbum (two m ns, RBI); one lilt _ Ronnie Jasm in (nm. three RBI), Howard King (two runs. RBI). Jam es Coffman (mn). Guy Berk (run). J. Evans (nm). Bill Straw (run). Pete Gravier (nm), M Costello (nm). Zcb Webb. Briar Corporation: four lilts Keith Lutz (Iwo RBI): three tills Don Baldwin (two runs, three RBI); two lilts _ Mike Bowling (Iwo runs). Bill Prevesk (nin). Torn Manley: one hit _ Ruben Garcia (double, three mns). Chris Casklc, Billy Johnson: one nm _ Donnie Lively. Briar Corporation: two lilts Don Baldwin (two home runs, two m ns. four RBI). Bill Prevesk (run. RBI). Tom Manlt-y (run. RBI); one hit _ Donnie Lively (tnple. mn. Please ace Industrial. Page 9A Briar Corporation Vaalare Invararc Briar Corporation 303 301 0 131 071 x 300 0 33 3 200 (11)00 x 9 !H IS IB 13 14 13 11 ■ * WINTER SPRINGS _ The Winter Springs and Ovrodo high school girls' volleyball teams wtf attempt to take the next step toward a stale championship when they host FHSAA Regional Quarterfinal matches tonight Tho Bears <28-2) won the Class 3A-Distnct 13 with wins over Baysido Christian and Mefcoumo Central Catholic last Thursday mghl and w*t host Pope John Paul High School T from ttio West Palm Beach area at 7 p m. Tho Lions (17-12) have boon a different learn since they returned from the Fal Break, so their record Is very mis­ leading Lasl week. Oviedo, which was the No 1 seed, bested lako Brantley and DeLand lo win Iho Class 6ADistrict 3 tiflo Tonight at 7 p in Edgowator. which deloated tho Lions in two games on Sopt t8th. will be at Oviedo Kiwanis Club wins first game By Dean Sm ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Amanda Kelly drove In direr runs with a single and a home mn as (he Sanford Klwanls Club won lls first game of the sea­ son. 13-12. over the Sanford Lions Club In City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Junior Girls Fall Fast l*lt< li Softball League action at Roy Holler Junior Field last Thursday. Boaferd Khaanla Club Sanlord Llona Club i s I 0 IS 3 431 4 * 13 H Tire win by Ihr Klwanls Club broke a three-game winning streak try the Lions Chib. Tire Tigers from the Dot Richard­ son Softball Academy In Altamonte Springs are 2-0 and leads the Dot Richardson Softball AcademyAngels (10). tire Lions Club (3-2). lire Klwanls Club (1-4-1) and the Rock Dike Raiders from the Dot Richardson Softball Academy (0 2 I). Hu: league will wrap up the Fall season with a game al Merrill Park In Altamonte Springs next Thurs­ day (November ,12th) at GfK) p.m. between the Dot Richardson Softball Academy-Tigers artd the Lions Club. Please ace Glrla, Page 9A Cornell discovers love of running By J e ff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Fish Orlando ORLANDO _ Fish Orlando! The big catch! will be held this Saturday. November 7th on Lake Lawne at Barnett Park In the Central Florida Falrgorunds, The half-day of fishing fun for children and adults will run from 8 a m to I pm . The event Is being conducted by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission and the Orange County Barks and Recreation De­ partment to Introduce people to the fun of fishing and to improve the skills of current anglers. For more Information call (407) 317-7329. (407) 836 6248 or (407) 245-0921. Stephanie Cornell ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Basket­ balls loss turned Into Dike Bran­ tley's gain. 'I just wasn't any good at It." laughed Dike Brantley cross couniry sensation Stephanie Cornell. Instead, cross country reaped the benefits of one of tire state's l»-st talents and It all may lead lo tin- Patriots JUuilly winning their first slate title. Currently. Dike Brantley Is ranked second In tile slate and wouldn’t meet top-ranked Spanish River until the state meet In three weeks, but. with Cornell leading the way. this may be the season Lake Brantley finally breaks the barrier that has been blocking them with a long string of disap­ pointments. Take last year. Lake Brantley was favored lo win the whole thing after finishing second Irt 1996. When It came time for the finals, though, the Patriots were edged by Winter Park resulting in another second-place finish, the third lime during coach Charles Harris’s 10 year career. Cornell admitted there Is pres­ sure to finally get a championship. T h e rest of the team ts awe­ some.” Cornell mild Just before rhe |unlor had to leave to participate In Homecoming cerrmonlc-s (she’s a member of the court). "It's all coming together for us now. What happened last year won't happen again.” Recently. Dike Brantley has hern miming away from the pack. The learn posted easy wins at Ihr Seminole Ju st For Feet Invitational last wick and the Seminole Athletlr Conference championships in Winter Springs Wednesday. Cornell posted Individual wins both times while tiring chased closely by her teammates. Cornell hits been pushed by Please see ComeU, Page 9A �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Ftonda •Tuesday. November 3. 1998 - OA Legal Notices N O T IC I O f *P P LIC A TIO N FOM TA X M B S NO TIC E IS H IN E B T OIVEN. mat Emma Smith, tha holder of the following certificate!*) hae Med ta xi certtftc •(*<*) for a tea dead to ba Moved thereon. The certificate num ber(t) and »••/(•> of itauance. the deocnplion of the property, and the nerneto) in which it wae at le tte d it/are at follower Certificate No: I t TO Tear of Ittvance: IS M catenation of Property: l t d LO T 137 J o PACKANOS 1ST AOO TO MIDWAY PB t PO too Namet in which aaaeeeed: Mattie J ConnePy Meet. AH of •aid property being In the County of Seminole, State of Honda Uniett tuch certihcatefal ahail be redeemed eccardMg to lew. the property deecrtbed in ouch eertifKotett) w d be eetd te die Semmele County Courthaute. Sanford, ftonda. on the 13rd day of November. t* M . at I t 00 a m Payment of Safe fee. appfcceb*e documentary ttamp laaet and facer duty feet are requeed to be pa>d by the evcceeefui bidder at me tele f uH payment of an amount equal to the MgFtett but ■• due anthm }4 hour* after the odrertited time of the •ale All payment! eheH be caah or guaranteed instrument, made poyible te the Clerk of me Circuit Court Oalad this « m day of October, tttt (So Ml MANYANNf MO A SC CLENK O f THE C iN CU lT COUNT SEMINOLE COUNTY. flO N lO A by Sn.riay C Mergert Deputy Clerk Pubhen Oct 13. 10 I T . A Nor 3. IS M DEV-44 M TN B C M C WET C O U N T O f TU B fSTW J V M C I A l C M C U tT Ml AM * fO N |c a m mo . gg-iggg c a taa HASMINOTON m u t u a l ANH. f A. ewcceeeer l corporate merger te •EAT WESTENN SANK. I federal Sermge Sana. Plemtift. LI2ABETM L ACCANOI, e t M . MOTICB O f A C T IO * E L ilA B IT M L. ACCANO I UNKNOW N SPOUSE, if if ahve. and/or deed (the‘i| unknown have, tegoieeo ar granteee ah perten* er partite ay. throwg hen (them | ANE N O TlfiE O mat an tar ferecteeure at a an I ha following m SEMINOLE Ceunty S. Stock A. ef North i Nanchee. Section 3. ae I m Plat Poe* 11, payee 34. Public Aecorde at County, Flood*. leee cept a portion ef eerd Let •h A. el the afereeard Piet particutarfy deecnaed ae ewe SEOiN at tha rthweel corner ef terd Let I and run Nenh 04 degreee 13 34" Wee* Many the le e tarty itgnt of-vvqy bne ef lagem en Avenue a metenee ef I M a t •eat te me Nenhweet earner ef eaid Let S; menae North T1 aegreee OF Ob* Seat Many tha Southerly ana at a 44 teat wide Ltgil Nolle— canal rtgM-af-way a (bounce af 211.73 feet: thence South 04 degreee IS* 3 f Seat for 1TS.SS feat la a paint on a curve con* cava Morthweetorty having a fadhra 300 00 foot and a chard •anyth of 140.10 feat, bearing South 71 degreee 30* IS* Weal, cold petal lying along the Northerly right-of-way line of Panara No ad: thence ef-way ana. Many tha arc af •aid curve through a central angle of IS degreee 1r 11* for 147.#0 feet la the Petal af Tangency; thence South SS degreee M ' tt * Weal along aeid rtgM-af-way Una far S311 leaf te tha POINT OP IECVNMNO. yew are required ta eerve a copy ef your written dofonoeo. « any: ta M an S P tA N AMO M O ffM AM . P A .. Atlerneyt. whose addrata la 70S South Oh m tughwey. Coral Qabtee. flen da 31100. (M S ) s g g -m o . publication af tha nattca and ta Me tha original with tha Clark ef •he Court either before aarvtca an S f tA N AND HOPfMAM. f A.. after, atherwtaa a default win be entered agetaot you far the fw*™r w^W1*fTkl*w In Irr* Cemptamt er Petition W ITNESS my hand and keel of tare Court an Slat day of O C TO ­ BER. It t S . (BSA1) MANY ANNS MONSB Aa Clark af me Court By Nuth King Ae Deputy Clark MBAMUTTMAer Of IBM Me. B T -B •f yaw are a pereew with t dra­ tted. pi no loot ta you. la the pravielan af certain ootrotante Pieeee cantael Court Admvuettatmn at 101 N Perk Aeanua. Suite N 30t, Sanford. PL 31771. |407) 313-4330 ett 4317 wAMn 1 working daye af yeur receipt ef thro notice, if you are hearing or voice impaired, can l aoo ess t m October 17. end 1 . 1tea o b v -lo g IN TNB C O U N TY C O U N T O f TNB B M M TB S N TM JU D IC IA L C M C WIT IN AM* f * * C A M N O .■ M - t i M - C C - M - f CHASE ONOYES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC Ptamuff. ve ■ ( Y I N J KEENAN A/K/A K I V I N J K lIN E N and MELISSA ■ K lIN E N A/K/A MELISSA B K IIN A M . MOTICB OP A C TIO N TO KEV IN J K IIN A N A/K/A K l v I N j K l I N I N end M IliS SA B K lIN E N A/K/A MELISSA g KEENAN. 1101 Treecieek. Lewrenceriile. Oeergre 10041 YOU ANE N O TH 110 maf an aclron le enforce a ten IOracle kure an the foMewmg property m Sam-note County, flenda Lei O il . CHASE QMOVES UNIT IA . occur duty le me plat there­ at ee recorded m Plot Beak 4$. Payee <4 end IS , Pukfre HecortM el lorn mole Ceunty. Pier-da hat keen t-ied agamel you and you ere required Id eerve a copy at yeur written deleneee. -I arty, to M on KENNETH M Ltqal Notices Legal Notices CLAYTON. ESQUIRE. Plemtift a Attorney, whote e d d re tt le C LAYTON S M CCULLO H . 1049 MAITLAN0 CEN TER COMMONS B IV 0 .. M A ITLA N 0, FLORIDA 327SI. within thirty 1301 daya after the I v il public alien of thro notice, and file me ongmel with me Clerk of Ihtt Court either before service on Plam tiH't attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a deleuH will be entered eqemet you for me relief demanded m the lie n forecloture Complaint OATEO on SEPTEM BER IS . 1444 (SEAL) MANVANNE MORSE Clerk ot me Circuit S County Courts By EUttbeth Sum A t Deputy Clerk PubiKh October I T . end November 3. 10.17. tfkS DEV-110 TER C O NDO P * I t POS 40 TO 42. Name* in which ttiooood: John 0. Oeliowey. AH ef eeid property being ta the Ceunty of Semmele. Stef# ef Flenda. u niett ouch certificated) theK be redeemed according fe law, the property described m such certifictteft) wilt be eeid to the highest bidder at m e watt front door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on me Tth day ef December, 1*44. ef ft 00 a m . Payment of Sale fee. applica­ ble documentary stamp tatee end recording fees are required to be paid by me tucreetful bidder at the tele FuK payment of en amount equal to me high­ est bid is due within 24 hour* tile r me advert lead tune ef the tele All payments theK be cash er guaranteed instrument, made payable te the Clerk ef the Circuit Court Dated thle l i f t day of October. 1444 (So ell MANYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE C IR C UIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by- Shirley C. Mergert Deputy Clerk Publish October 27. November 1. 10 4 17. 1444 DEV-173 MOTICB Of A P P LIC A TIO N POO TAX OB BO NOTICE IB HENBBV GIVEN, that PUNB AS C USTO DIAN PON M UNICO. INC., the holder ol the following certificate^ hae tiled eaid certificaleltl for a fa t daed to ba laouod maroon The cartitle tie numberftl and year(e) af Mouance. the deecnpuen ef the property, end the nameft) in which it wae aeeeeeed m/are ee Certificate No 41TS Year of leiuance I M t Description of Property L E G S 40 F T OF LO T 14 v ALL O f LO TS IS v 14 4 N 1/1 O f VACO BT A D J ON S O f LO T 14 O IK | R 1PIAT O f PANT O f TO W N STTI NORTH C H U IU O TA PB 11 PQ 44 Hemet m which asses te d Ah Me me AM el teid property i me County el State ef Florida umeee even certihcatefa) shell be redeemed according le lew. me property described m such c artificer alt l wet be told te me high eat bidder at m e w att front doer. tern mole Ceunty Court ho uee. Sanford. Florida, on me 13rd day ef November. 1444. af ft 00 am Payment ef Sale lee. applica­ ble documentary elamp K ie s and recording feet ere required te be pox] by the successful bidder at the tele Ft* payment of an amount equal te the rugheet bsd is due wtthui 24 hours after the advertised time ot mo eeN All payments theK be caoh er guaranteed m ttrum enl. made payable te me Clerk ol mo Cue tut Court Oated th.e 13th day of October i eat (Stall MANY ANNE MOMSf C LIN K O f THE CIRCUIT COUNT SEMINOLE COUNTV. FlO NlOA by Shu ley C Herpert Deputy Clerk Publish October 10. I T November 1. 10. Itk d 01V 114 M O TICB O f A P P LIC ATIO N POM TAX M B O NOTICE I t M f R I ly O IY IN . that FUNS A4 CUSTO DIAN FOR FUNOCO. INC . me holder of the felloe mg cert.f-cateltl hat hied eeid cemficateltl ter a tea deed te be Moued thereon The certificate num terttl end yeerlkl ef leeuance. the description et the property and the namotof us which it woo Certificate No 1041 Veer of Ittuance: 1444 Description ef Property: LEO UNIT f 10 400 L A R I CEN - M O TICS OP A P P LIC A TIO N FOM TAX M B * NOTICE IS MEREST OIVEN. mat FUNS AS CUSTOOIAN FOR M UNICO INC . the holder et me •oiiewmg cert ticsteftl has Med ee>d cert he ateftl for a tat deed te be ittued moreen The carthe vie numberfal end yearttl ef ttuance me description ef me property end the nemettl m which it wee stressed re/are ee follows Cert,t.cate No 1144 rear of Ittuance <444 Deecnphon ol Properly K Q SEC 13 TP 204 R O t 30( 4 § } « f 9 FT OF S ( 1/4 OF IW 1/4 9 4 ( OF RR 4 IW 1/4 OF S ( I / 4 1 I I OF RN Nem vt m wh<h aeeeeeed Siivettri Inv Inc All ef teid procerty being m the County ef Seminole State ot Florida Un<set tuch certificeietei than be redeemed according la lew. me property described et tuch cert fwereisi w.n be sold is me highesi t Oder et me west front dooi Ssmmoie Ceunty Courthouse Seniord. Fionde. on me rm day of Oecember. tS t t t l l l M t m Piym sm of tat# tee. aepbeabie doc urn m i ary stamp lares and 'eco-ding tees are required to be pant by m o successful b-doer a> me rale Fud payment of an amount equal le me Mghaat am It due withm 24 hour a a lin me advertised tune of the seie An payments than be caen or gwerantsed instrument, made payebio te the Clerk ef the Cue sit Court Deled Hut l i s t day of October t»«4 iSeei) M tR VASN f MORSE CLERK O f f H ( CIRCUIT COURT S E U iN O lE COUNTY. flO R IC A bv Snmey C Hetgerl Deputy Clerk Publish Octeeer 17. November 1 to 4 if tees DEV 220 L e g a l N o t ic e IN TN B C IR C U IT C O U R T O f TNB (IO H T 4 4 N T M JU O IC IA L D IS TR IC T Ml AMD POM SBMIMOLS C O U N TY . FLOMIOA C IVIL ACTIO M 4 4 -4 I 4 4 -C A -I3 -P .STATE o f FlONlOA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. Petitioner. rk JCOiTM QA44AI ETC . et e l . Reepondentt N O TIC B TO BftOW CAUSB AMO MOTICB O f S U IT Fl o r id a t o Saul 4 Company ATTN N Ce'emamto 1J J South Biood Street Philadelphia. PA 14104 * Pa.cal 704/7(34 To ail tern rtepondenit who are Irving, and .1 any or ell reapondenit ora dsceaeed. the unknown ■pours, have, densest, granievr creditors, twnors. er ether pertiee claiming by. through, under, or against tny such dec ae tod respondent or roepondontt. 4 aiivo. end. it doad. men unknown spouee, heue. devieeet. legelest grantee*, creditor*, honors, or o ltu r parti** claiming by. ihrougn under, or agamel tny tuch deceased respondent or respondent!, and til other pertiee having er claiming to have any ngnt. m i * or interest m and to me property deecrtbed m the Petition to wit MCTK3M TTJtO rB S M ( T A T I NOAO 417 M B W f l t l CO. s ta te o f F B I SM4PLB • UMNTBO A C C S tt-R M H T O f WAV PARCEL NO 204 A pomon of Lot 44. New Upeele at recorded n Pwt book t. Page 47 of rw Putin. Recced* of Sommow County. Fiona*, to g rfw wtm a porken of Dock 4. Baton te rocorded n Plot Book 4. Page 44 of » e Pubkc Recordi of SemrtoN County. Florida, a* lymg n Section 34. Townafvp I f South. Range 30 Earn. S e t m v Cormfy Florida, bang mom parimAarty deacrKied at loaewt Commence el a tour'd 4 nch by 4 mch 'Ooudney* concrete m oruturt markng the Northeast comer of tao EouMiweot 1/4 of lata Section 34 ea mown on Fiord* Department of Tranoportabon RqfH-of-Wtay Map. Sector FF3I0-29O2. thence tut South 00*04 03' East Many fie lest me ol the Southwest 1/4 of tmd Sedan 34 a (balance of 1440.37 teal to ta* Southeast corner of taa Southwest 1/4 of seta Section 34 ter a POMfT OF BE GNNINO. seta pomt lying on ta* Northerly rqf* ef way Mi* ef Cowfy Reed 44A 2Sm Street (as now e*taMkahe«* thence run Souta 44*93 04* Nest Mong tae Soum me ef me Soufrweel 1/4 ef ttad Bectton 34 and tae Ntrtherty rqf* of way Sne ef seta Coimty Reed «4A-24ta S*vet, a Retenca ol 299 43 lata to «s aweraecwon wtta ta* aoutaerty ngfd of way Sn* of Country Club Road (ae now eatabtahec* taance depertmg tae Botafi m* ol the Southwest 1/4 of aeta Section 34 and tae Northerly ngFK of way m* ol seta Courtly Road 44A-29ta Street, run North 00*04 52* WaR along tae Southerly right of way kn* of tata CourKry Club Road, a dwtanc* of 30 42 leet. thence nai North 43*34'49* East Mong 4W BaKharty right Of wav m* ol kata Country Club Road a (balance of 44J7 toot taance .tapering (ho Southerly nghl of way kne of lata Counby Chib Rood rui North 49-23 09' East 44444 leal to taa Earn Sne Of kata LM S4, New up kale, (hence run Souta 54*14*47* Watt along tae E a t Ine of seta Lot 94. New Upsets a (bounce ef 114.99 toot to tae Souh me of tae Southeast 1/4 of seta Section 34. bang tae afcramanboned Northerly 1-gM o l . i y l n * ot County Road 44A-29MI Svsat. taance departing tae East m* oltata Let 54. Naw Upeata tin North 49*5910" West stony tae Souta me of ta* Southeast 1/4 of seta Secton 34 and ta* Northerly right at way me ol tata Comfy Road 44A-29MI Street, a dMtonce of 64 29 toot; thence run South 49*93 04* West atony ta* Souta Sne of ta* Botaheeet 1/4 ol tata Section 34 and the Northerly ngfK of way kne of tata Cocnry Read 44A-2Sta Sbvet. a (balance of 47.70 tool to taa FO N T OF BEGINNtftG Bang a portion of lands aa described at Official Records Book I3F4, Pag* 149F. Pubkc Records of Ssmtaoto Cdcnry, Fionde Containing 0.703 acre*. more or tobk. S E C TIO N FF31 0-1S 02 S TA TB ROAD 41T SEM INO LE CO . 0 IS C A IP T I0 N T IM P O R A R Y O B TO U N B A B IM IN T PARCEL NO 704 Thkl Part Ot: A portion ol lo t 94, New Upsala as recorded m Piet Book t. Pag* 47 ol the Public Record* el Semmdie Ceunty. Florid*, together with a portion ol Block 4, Dele* a* recorded in Flat Booh 4. Fag* 44 ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida, kk lying In Section 34. Township IB South. Rang* 30 ( M l . Seminole County. Florida and being a portion ol lands kk described in Official Record* Book t3Tk. Page IS9T. Public Record* ol Semmole County. Florida. lying within the following described boundary: Commence el ■ found 4 inch by 4 inch ’ Ooudney* concrete mon­ ument marking the Northwest corner ol me Southeast 1/4 ol sard Section 34 a* shown on Florida Department ol Transportation R gnt-gf-Way Map. Section 77310-2901: (hence run South 14*04 03* East along me N e t! m e el the South***! 1/4 ef eerd Section 34. a dittance ol 2.4*0 37 test to the Southwest corner of me Soul heat! t>4 et ka-d Section 34. seta pomt ty.ng an the Normally right ot way in* ot County Read 44A-2Sm Street (ee now eslebbkhed). thence run South 44* S3 04* Neal along me Soum kn* el the Southwest 1/4 el eerd Section 34 end the Northerly right et wey line of u d County Rood 44A-2Sth Street, e (balance ef 24 9 4 ) leet. thence run Norm 00*04 12* Neel, a dis­ tance ef 30 42 feel la the Southerly ngnt ol way bn* af Country Club Road let now atteMienod). mane a North 43*34 4S* ( m i 433 74 loot along eeid Southerly line of Country Chib Road lor tha POINT OP SEOlNNiNO. thence deport.ng tata right el way kne along a Curve concave Southeasterly having e radius et 11 IS 42 reel end a central angle el 17*43*14’ : mence from a chord bear­ ing ol Norm 43*39 07* (ta t run la tte rly along rn* arc of seta curve t distance el 737 12 leet to ■ pomt on the new krruted access right et way kn* aa established and shown a* Parcel 207 en I he aforesaid right et wey map. tata pomt being on a curve concave Easterly, having a rad ut *1 2494 74 leet and a central angle el 01*10 04*. thence from * chord bearing et North 09*24 14* (eat run Northerly along the arc ol said curve e dis­ tance ol 40 33 leet. thence departing tata new right el wey kne run akmg a curve concave Southerly, having a ltd-u* ef 1171 43 leet end e central angle ol 14*14*37*. thence from a chord bear­ ing et North 44*29 20* N e tt run Westerly along me arc el said curve e distance el 349 43 leal te the aforetata tin tin g Southerly right ot way kne ot Country Club Road: thence along seta right et way kn* run South S3'34 49* N ett a distance ot 344 14 leet to the POINT OF BEGINNING Containing 10,423 equate leet. more or tot* For lh* purpose ol clearing, eacavtlmg. constructing and main­ taining a temporary detour lor the traveling public during the con•iruclion ol improvements to State Read 417. with alt such Mte. cute, diem*, ditches, end ether incident* which the grantee may deem necessary or convenient m connection therewith Upon completion ot lh* transportation protect, tata preparty wiK be tailored i t nearly aa poaaibia to •!• ongmai condition, aacapt •or mattera which compensation hat baan paid N it understood and agreed by lh* parti#* hereto that the rights grata ad harem shall terminate upon completion of true trans­ portation protect, but no later than tha last day ol May. 2003. You ere etch notified Inal the PeMioner Med it* sworn Petition and its Declaration of Taking m this Court against you M respon­ dents, seeking to condemn by eminent domain procaedmgt the above deecrtbed property located m the State ol Florida. County of Semmole. You ere further notified that the Petitioner will apply lo the Honorable Nancy F. Alley, one ol lh* Judge* ol mi* Court en me 11th day el December. 1*94. el 10 00 a m . m Semmole County Court house 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, lor an Order ol Taking n this cause All respondents lo this sort may request a hearing el the time and place designated and be heard. Any respondent lading to M* a request lor hearing then waive any right to Oblect lo the Order ol Taking Each ( ea pond eta is hereby required to serve written delentes. if any. end request a hearing, if dee-red. lo tata Petition on: STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 714 South Woodland Boulevard Deland, Florida 31720 c/o Lawrence S. Genduer Eminent Domain Attorney. Oittnct S 1904) 943-9491 on or before me I at day ol Oecember. I99B and file the originals with lh* Clerk ol thle Court on that date, to show cause whet right, title, mteraal. or ken you or any ol you have m and lo the property described m the Petition end lo show cause, if any you have, why the property should not be condemned lor the uses and purposes set forth m the Petition il you lail lo answer, a default may be entered against you for the renal demanded m the Petition. It you tail to request a hearing on the Petition tor Order el Taking you shell waive any nghl to ob|*ct lo tata Order ol Taking. W ITNESS MV HAND ANO SEAL ol tata Court on the 20th day ol O CTOBER. A.O . 1994. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk In accordance with Ihe American With Dieabililiaa act. persona with disabilities needing special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact the Court Administrator at 301 North Park Avenue. Seniord. Florida, telephone (407) 123-4330. not later than seven (T) day* prior lo the proceeding. II hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1-800-955-4771. or Voice (v) 1-400-993-8770. via Florida Relay Service. Publish November 1. 1994 OEW-10 CornellP l| t S A teammate Belinda Bargmann lately, but is still the class of the county. She started tun­ ning as an elementary school student at Forest City, then gave it up to work on basket­ ball. That didn't work out. so. as n freshman at Lake Brantley, she was talked Into running again and started to work out. It didn't take long for her to make an Impact on a very good team. The Patriots visited the annual race at Walt Disney World and Cornell, who started the freshman season running Junior varsity, finished 19th overall and started pushing Ashley Nasser, one of the state's best. She also learned to love the sport. *When I don't run I get moody.* Cornell said. "My mom can tell If I haven’t been run­ ning by my moods. Sometimes she teUa me to Just get out and m n and I love to do It.* Cornell trains with her teammates about 40 miles each week, but racks up more on her own. It's also become a year-round sport since sh ell be racing In national meets throughout the rest of the year. She said she only gets a week off once In a while, but Is looking especially forward to the Foot Locker national quali­ fier In North Carolina a few weeks after the Florida state meet. With all of her success, she knows there's usually going to be an entire Arid of runners gunning especially for hrr. "At the smaller meets there's nut a lot of pressure.* Cornell said. "It only matters how we do at the end of the season and. well, were at the end of the season now.* She said Harris stresses the regular season as a tune-up for the later races, but a race at Disney last month, where Cornell Anlshed third overall and second among Class GA nm ners. provided her with a gauge as to where she stands In the states. Last year, she Anlshed ninth in the states, hut that might not Ixi enough this season with expectations for herself and the Patriots miming so high. It's still early, and Cornell ulways has next year. In fact, almost all of Lake Brantley's ninners - Kristen McCarthy and Dara Wise are the only seniors • will return next sea­ son. but Cornell said this has to be the year the Patriots make it over the top. AD Transmission Defects Arc Not Mqjor ProblemsConsult a Specialist & Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th SL, Sanford m - m •Since 1959~.Saiiie Location Hendrix f o r ri Pfcfc U p a n d Dafttvary C a ll D ay o r N igh t “A C h ris tia n Busli 103 0 W . S l a t * R d . 4 3 4 • O v i e d o (2 Milos West of Ovtodo) (4 0 7 ) 3 6 5 -4 1 7 1 (4 0 7 ) Girls* F V (V U The Kiwants Club took the Ft l.l. SFJtV ICE TIRE A AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS lead for good In the top of the P second Inning, scoring five m as without the benefit of a | l j A MAKE CHECK j \ J O T F F JSL hit lo break a 4-4 tie. i:L ____________________ :— J I w u e m . — " The Lions Club got three n i t i «: < s i 7 . * ; > m as buck In the bottom of Die second inning, but Kelly hit West End Galleria •(Old Sanford Plan) 2921 Orlando Dr. (Hto). 17-41) 61— « Snaford. FTj2773 her two run home m n to key u four-run third inning us the KlwanJs Club built a 13-7 leud. P A I I T Y S I I I M M .Y ( I 3J The Liona Club got a single mn buck In the bottom of the Specializing In third Inning and plated four m ns In the fourth Inning to dose to within 13-12. YOUR IR T V EQUIPMENT That would be the Anal score, however, as the Kiwants ft SUPPLIES Club scored four runs in the s e O O IN E top of the fourth Inning to lake B IR T H D A Y u 17-12 lead, and with the time A N N IU E R S A R V S 4*41*4 Tire lipnM Al 270 SL limit approaching, the closest IM P R IN T IN G *W7vdf» 77>dP m tyB * p n * m “ I B A LLO O N S the Lions Club could get was £I 17-16 because of the four-run U 1 RESTAURANT • EQUIPMENT • SUPPLIES "• rule, reverting the Anal score to the previous Inning. Doing the damage for the Klwants Club were Amanda Kelly (2-for-3 with a home m n and a single, two runs, three Kill), Tla Jackson (triple, two mns. RBI) and Lattsha Bolden (single, two m ns. RBI). Also contributing were Lau­ ren Bennett (mn. RBI). Sarah Jones. Shela Acree and Terry Qwyn Pennington (two rum each) and Brandy Penninngton. Ashley Crews. Re­ gina and Whitney Stone (one run each). 2499 Old Laki Mary Rd.. ^ _____ Powering the Lions Club Suite 1120 Seniord rmatm were Katie Telkamp (2-for-2 Lie. ICAC050428 •“ >** with a double, mn. RBI). A|a Conant (home m n. run scored. RBI). Kara Conant (double, two mns. two RBI), Uwanttna Philips (single, run. RBI). Ttka Maintenance ^ a I Service Philips (single, three mns) and . C o m ‘p l, e t. e Nika Conant and Allle Cardona Special J S y s u *m (single. RBI each). Other contributors were Brit­ hi', -r I ill Id t ipires I )0 ()8 I ipues i in tA tany Cardona (run, RBI) and Lynn Robinson. Kelly Williams and Chrlsey Cardona (one mn each). I H .M M I 1 C T If 'r 0 | SERUICE IS 00!I l t ttstmrnoHj i 1YOU Where Customer Satisfaction is *1 AIR CONDmONING & HEATING 322-7455 s100 Off , s10 Off Industrial— Continued from Pago 8A three RBI). Ruben Garcia (double, three mns. RBI). 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A t u n . 9 > m -1 1 p m LADIES N IO H T Saturday 10p m -1 a m Peal Tou rn am e nt* 5pm 0 .7 M Longneck* 2-4-1 W ell, W ine, Draft M onday N lflht F o o tb a ll P a rty 119 VI Crystal Lake Drive • Lake Mary 2 BlkS-N Ol Ul UA/y Btvd On CounVy CluO Rd A M D J, Live W ad. ■and or Frmm Karaoke Pool Every Weekend I p m - t p m 1f)7 -T 7 1 AV / U hm k -7 0 6 0 / U U U �Legal Notices IN THN CINCUIT COUNT Of THO ■••MTBBNTH JUDICIAL CINCUIT. IN ADO f ON •CHINOLB COUNTY, FLOftMA. C U I NOi BA-atM-DROI-K IN RE: T H I MARRIAGE O f VIROINIA J. QREEN, PttltlOner/Wlfe •nO MARVIN O R IIN . Reependem/Hueb end NOTIca Of ACTION TO MARVIN O R II N YOU AR| H IR IB V N O T IfltO mat a duly sworn Patti ton lor Oieeohrlion ol Marriage baan Mad m the above-styled Court by VIROINIA J. O R II N . Petitioner You are taquirad lo taf>a a copy at your • n iin i dalanaaa. if any. lo ttio (aid Petition lor Dtseohrlion ol Marriage lo Petitioner* an ornay. MARK I MIRA. I I O U I R I Ol LAW O f f l C I O f MARA I N IR R . whose p o d otlica •ddraaa i t fo a l Oltica Boa • TO U T. Oviedo. Honda 327BI0317. ON ON B I I O N I N O VIM • IN i f . itBB. and Me the ortgn i l with lha Clark ol tlua Court •ilhar balota service on Petitioner a alt or nay or aarnadi•laiy thereafter: otherwise. a daiourt will ba anfarad lor lha raual demanded m lha f alition WITNESS my hand and aaal ol tlua Court on nwa 14th day al O C TO B IR . I M B IS IA U MARVANNI M O N II Clark al lha Circuit Court By Nancy R Winter Dapuly Clark Publish Octobar TO. I I , and No ram bar ) , 10. I H I o a v -iu IN T N I CINCUIT COUNT O f TNB BMMTBBNTM JU O IC IA l CIRCUIT. HI AND IO N •BMINOIB COUNTY. FLORIDA c i v i l OIV IBION CABS N O . i BB-IBB 1 CA I I 0 AAM IB C A f lT A l c o u p o n a t io n Plaintiff, aB MAP* RO0RK1UIX. I T A l Defendants N O TIC B O f A C TIO N 10 MAN* R00NI0UK and UNKNOWN BPOUll OP MAR* ROORIOUEX AOORIIS UNKNOWN YOU API N O M I I D that an at Ian *or Foreclosure al Mortgage an lha following daarribad proaarty I N I (A S T M T i l l OP 10TS • io. B l o c k b . t h r i . m TRAFFO RO B MAP O f T N I TOWN OP SANPOAO. ACCOAO ■n o to i m | p l a t t h i a i o p a s R IC O R O ID IN PLAT BOO* I. PA 011Si St t h r u B4 OP TNB PUBLIC A IC O A O S OP SEMIN O ll C O UNTY. Pl.ON'OA. a d 70S 4TN S T R U T IA S T SANPOAO PL J I I M h*a baan Mad aga nai you and yau aro *a<au>ratf •• aaraa a copy el your written dalanaaa. ■I any. lo il. on Marshall C W alton P A . Attorney lor PU-nl.lt. anoaa address ia S400 NORTH W IS T 21 al IIA R A C B . PORT L A u O IR O A L l. PLOR'OA I1J04 a h « h .a wilhm Ihwly I)0| days altar lha Mai pubi*caifon ol ini# N o i< a m lha iPiaaaa uwb..an m fna S lU iN O L I M i n ALO' and Mo lha anginal ailh lha Clark ol Ihte Court mthor baloro ta rd e a on Pfaintrtfa art or nay or anmodfalaly Ihoro•Kor. oihoratao a default wi* ua ania-ad agemel you lor lha raifal demanded m the com piami •n accordance with lha Americana D aab.f.f at Act. par tons a 'in fhaabOftfea neodmg a apaciai accommodations la p a rio p a ia m in.a proceeding should contact Court Adm-niaiialor at 201 N Part A .a Sanlord PL 12TTI. Id a ohona numbar(40f) 3214]S0.Not lalar than aaran (7) days » i « i lo lha proceeding. i« naaf.ng .m paradlTDOl 1-400 M S B TM . or VO.C4 (V) I BOOMS ST TO n l Plor-da Relay Seme as W ITN IS S my hand and Tho seal ol this Court lh*a 2Bih day ol O C T O B IR . IHI ISIAL) MARVANNI MORSt and As Clark ol lha Court By Ruin King As Ooputy Clprk Pf.bi.an Havpmbpr S. 10. ISS4 01W-2B N O TIC B OP A C TIO N C O N B TN U C TtV fl BBNVICB IN TN B C IN C U IT C O U N T OP TNB IIO N T B B N TN JU O IC IA L C IN C U IT IN ANO PON S IM IN O L I C O U N TY . fLO N lO A CASB N O .: • • • 4 ttt-O N O >-0 IN Rf T N I MARRIAOI OP NATTASMA T O N I ! CARMACK. Wilt/Pal.Honar, and JAMES W ILLII CARMACK. Muabend)Respondant 10 J A M IS W ILLII CARMACK Reudenco Unknown NO TICB BY P UB LIC A TIO N YOU A R I HIR IBV N O TIPIIO mat a Petition lor Oraaolulion ol Marriage hat baan Mod and commenced in Hus Court and you aro required to aarva a copy ol your written dalanaaa. I any. lo It on S TIP A N II B S H ­ U N . I S O U IR I. Altornoy lor Petitioner. NATTASHA T O N I I CARMACK, whose address is 2T0I Waal Commercial Bird , Suits S400. Port Lauderdale. I lor .da SSSOB and Ma lha origi­ nal with lha clerk ol lha above ttylad court on or baloro N O V IM B IR 20. IM S . otherwise a default will ba anlarad agamel you lor tho raliol prayed lor m ma compiaml or petition WARNING Rule 12 213. H onda family Law Rulaa ol Procodurt. laqoiras certain automatic disclosure ol docu­ ments and information failure lo comply can raaull m sanc­ tions. including dismissal or (inking ol pleadings This notica than bo published one* each weak lor lour con­ secutive waaas m T H I S IM I­ N O L I HERALD W ITN IS S my hand and lha aaal of said court al S IM IN O L I County. Honda on this I Sin day Ol O C TO B ER . 1998 A TRUE COPY Plonda Circuit Court Seal MARVANNI MORSE As Clark. Circuit Court Semmola County. By Nancy R Wmlar A t Ooputy Clerk STEPANIE B. SILPEN. ESQUIRE 2101 W att Commercial Bhrd Suit# S40C Pori lauderda'a. Plonda S3309 [9341 733-1330 Publish Octobar 20. 27, and November 3. 10. 1991 DEV-IS I Somnoto Herald. Santord. Flonda - Tuesday. Hovember 3. 199B •11A Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices 21—P ersonals N O TIC B O f BB-272BB(UPM) In accord4hc# with Iho American with Disabilities A ll. parson a with disabilities weedmg a special accommodation 10 participate m this proceeding should contact lha Clerk of lha Circuit Court of Iho SEMINOLE County Courthouse of 407-3234330. not lalar than seven days prior to lha proceeding. If hear­ ing Impaired. 1-SOO-9S9-B7M (TO O ) or I -•00-139-1770. via Honda Relay Service Publish: Octobar 27, and November 3. IB M DEV 204 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T, Of TN B IB T H JU D IC IA L C IN C U IT, M AN D EON •BMINOLB C O U N TY , FLO NlO A C A B S NO i • • - M t S - C A - I B - l AMERICAN OENERAL HOME EQUITY, INC., Plaintiff, at. LAURIE 9 BROWN: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LAURIE S. BROWN. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION. Defend aniisl. R E -N O T IC I OF FO R BCLO BU NB B A L I NOTICE la hereby given mat the undersigned Clark of the circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, will, on Iho 24th day at November. 1994. at M O O A M at lha Waal Front Ooor of the Sommolo County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida offer tor sal# and sail at public outcry lo tho highoal and best bidder lor cash, tho following described property situated m SEMINOLE County. Florida: Lot •*. Haywood Rapist. City ol Sanford, Plat Boos 30. Psgot 27 and 21. Public Rscords ot Sommolo County. Florida pursuant lo lha 7msi Judgment anlarad m a caaa pandmg m sard Court, the style of which it md test ad above W ITNESS my hand and officisl sail of taut Court thro 30th day of Octobar I H I IS IA U MARYANN! MORSE Clock of lha Circuit Court By Jana I Jaaawic Deputy Clark John C Engle hard!. PA IS24 I Uv-ngslon St Orlando. Honda 12402 It you aro a parson ntth a die ability who neoda any special accommodation io participate m this proceeding, you pro enti­ tled. al no coal io you. lo the proeieton ot special ate.stance Please contact Court Administration at 101 N Park A r# . Sla N101, Sanfo'd Florida 11 7TI. talephone |40T| 321 4310. I l l 4777. withm two working days of your receipt of •hit notica It haarmg .mpared (TOOl 1 400 433 4771 or Vo-co (V) I 400 433 4770. vra Florida Ralay Same# Pubr-sh Novambor 1 10. 1944 DEW 77 ALOMC7 FLO R IO A M O ST R I A P C C T IO Dating Bureau tinea 1977) AE s q m induin g lemon frngm g People Together 1 BOO922-4477 (24 hours) APPLICATION fON TAX OBBO NOTICB IB H IR IB V O IV IN , *»•< PUNB AS CUSTO O IA N PON MUNiCO. INC., lha heldar o l the following cartIfk •!•<») has Mad M id certificate^) for a U a dead la be Maued thereon. The carttftcate numbar(a) and yeer(e) ol loauanca. Hie doocrtpMon of the preparty, and the name(s) m which R waa assessed la/ara a t Cartiflcala Nor 34S2 Tear of leauancor I IBB Description of Property • 1 0 IB2 B f T S SB C IO B MIN I B IC I OP INT ILV R/W U S 1T . 92 A SLY ll LO T S RUN N SO 0 1 0 42 MIN 10 S IC I IIS .1 T F T 9 99 0 1 0 49 MIN 12 S I C I 30 FT S 30 D IO 14 MIN 41 B I C W I I I I T f T N 40 o t o 29 MIN IB S I C W TO B I O L A R I O f THE WOODS BUBO PB 7 PO 23 N4ma4 m which aaaaasad Kenneth A. Norman. Q le«a B. Norman. All of M id proparty bomg in tho County ol Seminole. Stale ol H onda Unless such cortiftcalHa) shall ba tad earned according lo law. lha property described In such certitic steltl will ba aa<d lo lha Mg hast bidder si lha weal front door. SomtnoiO County Courthouse, Sanlord. H onda, on the 23rd day ol Nosember. IB M . al 11 00 a m Payment of Bala lea. appuca Ma documentary stamp taraa and racordmg faas art raqurrad le ba pard by the succasstui brddar at lha sale full payment of an amount equal lo the high­ est bid w dua w lh m 24 hours attar ma advertised lima ol tho M ia All payments shall ba cash or guaranteed malrumenl. made payable lo lha Clark of lha Circuit Court Dated thie l l t h day al Octobar. 19M (Sean MARVANNI MORSE CLERK OP T H I CIRCUIT COURT S IM IN O L I COUNTY. PlORlOA by Slwiey C Hargon Deputy Clark Publish Octobar 20. 27 Noram bar 3. 10. 199# DEV 140 M TNB CIRCUIT COMNT O f TNB 1B IN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT O f PlONtNA M A M pop I I M M O L I CO UNTY M NBRAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A M NO. M - I 3 B 0 C A 14 OMAC M O A TQ A Q I CORPORATION P/K/A OMAC M O R TQ A Q I CORPORATION OP PA Ptemtlff, VS SARAH M VANOIRW IRP, at a i . Oalandanla NOTICB OP PORSCLOBURB B A L I Naina it hereby giron that, pursuant la that I mat judgment ot foreclosure dal ad Octobar 19, 1994 and anlarad m ( m l case number 91 I 394 C A I I ol lha Cwcud C o w l ol lha ll t h Judicial Circuit m and lor Sommolo County. fie n d s, wherein OMAC M O R TQ A Q I CO RPORATION F/KJA OMAC M O R TQ A QI CORPORATION OP PA. io Piamr.n end BAHAH M V A N O IR W IR P . ALAPAVA W OOD* H O M IO W N IR S A S IO C l AT ION INC . W ALSH B IC U R lT IIB . INC P/K/A O P M O R TQ A Q I CO R P O R A TIO N , is/are Defendannal. I will saK la lha highosi and bast brddar lor cash at the weal front door ol lha I am.no la County co u rt­ house in Sanlord Sommolo County. Honda, a! 11 00 A M on tho 29th day ol December. I9 M . tho torlowing daocnbwd property as sat forth tn said Pmai Judgment, lo wit LOT 123. ALAPAVA WOODS PHASE III. ACCOROiNQ TO T H I PLAT TH IR IO P . AS R IC O R O ID IN PLAT BOOK S3. P A O IS 30. 31. B 32. PUBLIC R IC O R O S OP S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO T H I PAIR O IB T C O L L E C TIO N PR A C TICES ACT Y O U A R I AOVISIO THAT t h i i l a w f i r m I I O I IM E O TO BE A DEBT COLLECTO R ATTEM PTING TO C O LLEC T A O IB T ANO ANY INFORMATION O B TA lN IO WILL B ( USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Osiwd lha 20th day ol October 1991. MARIANNE MORSE Cloth ol Circud Court Oy Jana I . Jaeaw-c Deputy Clark COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 430 Tampa. Plonda 33B07 Ta'aphone I II II 877-BOOa CAS 191 02313 Publish. October 2T, and November 3. 1998 D IV 203 IN TMB C IR C U IT C O U R T O f TNB IB T H JU D ICIA L C IR C U IT. IN AND POR • BMINOLB C O U N TY , FLORIDA O IN B R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CABS NO i BS 1418 C A 14 f UNION PLANTERS BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. P/K/A UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF VS SYLVIA F M UCCI. ET AL. OEPENOANTlS) NOTICB O f F O R S C IO S U R S B A L I NOTICE IS H EREBY O IV IN pursuAnt lo • Summary Pinal Judgment ol lorecloeure deled Octobar 19th. 1991. anlarad m Civil Casa No 9B MAS CA 14 P ol Iho Circuit Court ol tho IBTH Judicial Circuit in and lor S IM I­ N O L I County. Sanlord. Plonda. I will soil lo Iho highest and bast bidder lor cash AT THE W EST FRONT OOOR ol tho SEMINOLE County Courthouse located al 301 N. PARK AVENUE m SANFORO. Florida, al 11 00 o'clock a m. on tho 34th day ol NOVEMBER. 1994 Iho following described property aa sal forth M said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LO T 10. DEVONSHIRE. ACCO R O IN Q T O TH E PLAT THER EO F AS R ECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES IS ANO 19. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORI­ DA Oalad this 20th day ol O C TO ­ BER. 1994 (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane E. Jasawic Ooputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OP OAVIO J. STERN. P A. 601 S. University Drive Suita 300 Plantation. FL 33324 (934) 233-4000 IN TH B C IR C U IT C O U R T O f TMB IB T H J U O IC IA l C IR C U IT IR ARO FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C IR C U IT C IVIL DIVISION C A BS NO. • • ■ IM t -C A -1 4 M I0 H R 3 T BANK, an Oklahoma Corporation as assignee ol CITICO RP HOMEOWNERS SERVICES. INC . aa assignee ol RESIDENTIAL FINANCIAL CORP. Pla.nl.lt 9% BAIIRINQTON BUCHANAN and JANE DOE BUCHANAN as unknown spouse or tenant m possession Defend ants N O TIC E O f B A L I P U R S U A N T T O CM AP TBN 4B NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant to an Order ol Final Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure dated October 19, '994 and antarsd m Caaa No 98 1102 CA 14 m Iho Circuit Court ol Iho 1|tn Judicial Cucud m and lor Seminole County Florida whorem M ID■ FIRST BANK, an Oklahoma Corporation at assign aa ol CITICORP HOM EOWNERS SER­ VICES. INC . as assignee ol R ESIDEN TIAL Fin a n c ia l C O R P . is ih# Plaintiff and BAR. R IN QTON BUCHANAN and JANE DOE B UCHANAN as unsnown spouSa or lonant m possession. aro lha Defendants. I will saN lo lha highest and bast bidder lor cash 41 the Waet front door ol the courthouse m Sanlord. Sam nolo County Florida al 11 M i n on iho IMh day ol NOVEMBER 1994 the loMown g described properly as sal forth in said Order ol Final Summary Judgment la wit LOT 44 REPLAT OF GROVE VIEW VILLAGE THIRD A D D I­ TION A C CO R O iN Q TO PLAT t h e r e o f a s r e c o r d e d in p l a t bo o k a p a g e a a io. OF t h e p u b l i c r e c o r d s o f 2 S IM N O L I C O U N TY FlO R lO A OATEO at Sanlord Sewunoie. Hot da true join day O C TO B IR . 1994 " A M IR IC A N S W ITH O il A B I L I T II S A C T |ADA) NOTICB.** Individuals w in disabuiias reading a reasonable accommudation lo patlKipata m irwa proceed.ng Should contact in# Court Admmrstrator s Office as soon as possible Telephone 140 7y 32) 4 3)0 Or. it hawing impaired. 1-400 443-4111 I TODi Or I too 933 a 110 IV) Via Honda Relay Sarvrca MARfANNE MORSE. CLERK 3am.no** County. Florida By J a n a ( jaeaw-c OLEN 2 OOLOBERO ESQUIRE OOLOBERO ANO VOVA. RA Sude 900 BIV lower 110* Bricked Aranua M.am. Florida 33131 Allot nay lor Plaintiff (3031 174 4200 Pubiiah October 77, and November 3, 1*94 DEV 203 IN TNB C IN C U IT C O U N T OP TNB TB TN JU OICIAL C IN C U IT . IN ANO POR •BMINOLB C O U N T T . PLONIOA O IN B N A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASB NOi 44 1443 C A 14 P CAPSTEAO. INC PIAINTIPP VS VERNON MILLIOAN A/K/A VERNON A MILLIGAN. JR . IP LIVING. ANO IF Of AO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O R A N T1I9. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREO i TORS. TR U S TIE S ANO ALL O THER PAR TU S C lA iM iN Q AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST VERNON MiLLIOAN A/K/A VERNON A. MILLIOAN. JR ; SUZAN A MILLIOAN A/K/A VERNON A MiLLIOAN. JR . t h i c h a s e Ma n h a t t a n BANK F/K/A CHEMICAL BANK. WILLIAM A. WATSON. JR . JO HN DOE ANO JANE O O I AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION O IF IN O A N T(S ) N O IIC I OP PORSCLOBURB SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol I Oracle aura dalad Octobar 19th, 1994. anlarad in Civil Caaa No 9S 1443 CA 14 P ol tho Circuit Court ol tho IBTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. I will aall to tho highest and best bidder lor cash AT T H I W EST FRONT OOOR ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N. PARK AVENUE m SANFORO. Florida, al I I 00 o clock a m. on iho 24th day ol NOVEMBER. 1998 tho following described property as sal lortn M aaid Summary Final Judgmsnt. to-wit: LO T 11. BLOCK A. CRYSTAL BOWL. SECO ND AOOITION. ACCO R O IN O TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAOE 77. PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Oalad thte 20th day ol O C TO ­ BER. 1998 (CIRCUIT C O U R T SEAL) MARVANNI MORSE Clock ol lha Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 401 9. University Drive Suita 300 Pianist ion. FL 33324 (934) 233-S000 94 2437SIFMICAP In accordance with lha American with Disabilities Act. parsons with disabilities read­ ing a special accommodation lo participate ui this proceeding should contact lha Clark ol Iho Circuit Court al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-1214330, nol later than seven days prior to the proceeding II hear­ ing unpaired. 1-400-934 4771 (TOO) or 1-400-933-8770. sla Florida Relay Service. Publish Octobar 27. and November 3, 1998 OEV 204 IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U N T OF THB IB T H J U O I C I A L C IR C U IT OF FLO N lO A IN ANO FOR •BMINOLB C O U N TY O IN B R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASB NO. ••-!••• C l i l l CHASE MANHATTAN M O R TQ AQ I SERVICES. Inc . a Oaiawaro Corporation, irs/a Chaaa Mannattan Mortgaga Corporation, Pi ami .ft. SMM000778S HUNfKl it Irving, P.O. B o n 1 W 7 S a nfo rd, F L M 7 T 1 BLM F71 Brownian white cat w/ back on lac# Lost near AMT RACK tta32S-4AS7_________ p- » Vj(*1 *-> I11 a **— -*— a M O f lQ iy M 27—N ursery It Child C are P R E S C H O O L TE A C H E R rW IS year# sap. opsnmg home to tore# special children undar ] y ri mrims •••com* u n d q c o at 331-MOO_____________________ fm — Ib Thursday al noon la Frtfhty at i y X MAaLkAm M— - — — ——■ |A|a ^XhJk VNBy UMOOWflnOMUnCIfl CXpfUI. n l BBO WMtolvB BKV ^•HO M k mX^Xk ^yl jsMk m a La a wrangpmonv wawMMBtoEB^MlAa m ai B BMn BfA IOIkto DMIkX DMO Clfi nw ITmU 55—Business keep In i r M ffiat ade In ffw Personato (ctoas. 21), SS). A OaraQB Satoa (217) reqvire payment In Advance O p p o r t u n itie s fot s Im u ito f or c e signor < argot. 607-288-4 la eftanga your a i wWto 4 la funmna ptoaaa o»v« uaa cal and wa « • maka t » •tfSon. Ptaaaa chsck your ad on tie ton day <XpuMcaflon. K ua R ra la W ) and wa wtBcorrect fto stror tor tw neal piMW9 mponNw w iw mw rwwmon onry wro onry wx vw cost o» fw m 5*—Financial S ervices IV P R O D Lf MB7 ConsoKdaW y o u bato two a loan Ptonoot Croat 377-9880 CLASSIFICATIONS 71—H elp Wanted 1ST AND 2ND SFBPT AA8EM| i vw ^^A aw 9tkF c o t4o n S c tk t ^^w m o M 0m 4^m v^^4 lR lR lha nahons laedmg M r t u t o f i manufacturer of electronic acraaannat has an oparsng at n Las # Mary iec*ry to# 11» and 7ml shift assarrCJy postIrons Hours ara 7 00AM 3 30PM and 4 00PM 12 30 AM Mutt ba sera to Ml u i to 35 b e and stand to# B hours Starting rate 15 90 IN SJkR and 1A 40 2nd tftR Apply n parson al 1090 Emma Oaks Tree Lake Mary FL 32744 EOC IT* Hi m to p n p m for tfw Hof May. Ordsr your Cleettftod Otoptoy. Http Wanlad AOs now! 'PanonaS/ad sarvrca •OuaMy work 'DiStrOuhon m your local area (to daw 4BBBBWM help from amby) C«K (407) 172-2411 A A as lor too to# yew lANLTt P/T Mu m have and an unanown p a n -rt claim mg by through, undar and agamti lha abeva f-a"-ad d aland an lin aho a- a not known to ba daad or alt,a wnatha* «a-d unanown pari-at may Cla-m an mlaraat aa epoueee n a n dan saaa grantaas or other ciarmants. S E M iN O ll CO UNTY TA4 CO LLECTOR. unanown parsonist m poeeras on ol lha subtoci raal proparty No 1. unanown pareon(s) m possession ol Iho subtoci isal proparly No 2. Dafandanis N O TIC B OF A C TIO N TO Jafliay S Bo>ay it living, and an unsnown pact-as Maun•ng by through, under and against Ih# abora ntm ad dalandanltsl who a rt not known to ba daad or alls#. Whatnar said unknown partios may claim an mtarasl as spouses. Karra, devisees grantaas. or other (NypSORtai whose residence is unknown and whose last known address e 1014 Harbour Landing Way Casselberry. FL 32707 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor foreclosure ol mort­ gage on tho following described properly LOT 3 HARBOUR LANDING. ACCO R O IN Q TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECO R OEO IN PLAT BOOK 74. PAOE f t . P U B ­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE CO UNTY FLORIOA nas baan Mod ega-nst you and you ate required to servo a copy ol your written daftness, il any. lo it. on ANDREW L. FIVECOAT. Attorney lor Iho Plaintiff whose address is 4010 Doy Scout Boulavard. Suit# 430. Tampa. Florida 3)607 with­ in thnly days from tho dal# ol lha frasi publication ol this notice and Mo tho original with lha Clark of this Court aithar baloro service on Plaintiff s •itomoy or unmadiataty thereallsr. otherwise a default will ba anlarad against you lor Iho rsliet demanded In Iho com ­ plaint NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEB T C O LLE C TIO N P RACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVISIO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEM EO TO BE A O IB T CO LLEC TO R A TTEM P TING TO C O LLE C T A D E B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE WITNESS my hand and lha seal ol said Corut on O C TO B ER 20th 199E. Maryann# Morse Aa Clark ol tho Court By Cecelia V. Ikern As Deputy Clark COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 430 Tampa. Florida 33407 Talephone (411) 477-4008 CAS *94 02419 Publish Octobar 27, and November 1, 1998 DEV-207 N J MB 23—Lost it Found arp m K P AAR Apply m son A21 Jan4 Supp 2549 San _____________ twdAvw OAR A l« N N H U N IH I B O lIY A/K/A OARlA * •• Female Staff Lae Tie* on ertung a bm We want to make lure you ere pleased wen me rescats from your Semmow Hereto cieseAed ed To make lure your ed works, we suggest you keep m rrvnd the toeovsmg • Include es many Natures ot Yto M m you ere seen# as you can thm* of Rememcer. toe more you MB. toe fettor you twi • Include • price By kskng a price, y o ' wmi ewnneto unwanted ce>s from people who •rent senoue about buymg your merchentoee • When you ket your phone numcer ksl toe im e of day that is best to reach you Ybu don I teem peopte caiing you when you are al work or sieepmg i .U A I I A M t f FO Al F Needs HT F a m suK rrt* Var Mrs Evas A W E l Ca4 Brad (40H 130-931A MOM THI V SPECIAL .«»3*f H NE l l f M l Nnes S d.iyv S' 8 ATTENTION CNAs hapjilatmn Censer IASI ( k cam Uhd Daaona B O f AUTOSaOTTVE DETAAJRB OFWVERANEEDED F/T 4 P/T tor local chanty 1407X96 4222 Etdarty Care Work F T F T makn g 370-990/ day and owemt^w. C a «4 C 7 -U V 4 B 1 l EXP IN S Y S TE M OPERA­ TIONS A T H O U k fS H O O T V iO TOOLS A VEHICLE PROVIDED COMPETITIVE WAGES A BEN­ EFITS ed NOW! Honey Trarwport has mmerkete opennga tor driver tramaes No aspanence needed Earn 1500 to S700 weekly pma benefits COL tremmg h t / K M 4004355593 EU «f_______________ Carpsniara/Halp#ra:Subcraws A tkhnars nawdat) Steady work, tail pay Jett Savage 407-4707B2A.__________________________ Chad Care A Van Driver need­ ed tor Christian Cantor Eap re­ quested Good salary A bene­ fits 407 322-7905_______________ Construction C leaning F T A P T Dependable people trust have auto. 407-302-9191 COOKFOCIO SERVER CO O K ANO FO O O SERVER. Days A Eve WM Tram Apply Longwood Retirement VtlUga. 490 E Church Ave. Longssood. a 767-0500 Countar Pereon: 2 permanent positions available al aspandmg dry clean operations new lo­ cations 3338070 C 9 ;l Challenging position tor outgoing mdni wI good comm skills Ofttca duties canter on •dm. cust sve and sales Phone asp or cust contact asp dasvad Fas resume to Norwasl Financial at 324 5516 EOE DISHW ASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS "C rack er Barret** 324-1020 200 tkckmai Or ( M andHwy 46) ~ HOUOAY-SALES JOB • Hckory Farm# Gft Center •AKamcnto Mai • Semnoto Town# Center • 20-35 hot#-week iNuv Dec) • C e l(407) 784 2333 HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budget Inn oI Sanford. 3200 S OnandoOr (17-92) JOBS JOBS LEE S FAMOUS RECIPE CHICKEN Mature salad lady needed Consistent, caring about oth­ ers Good worker Daytime C a l 322-3743 tor appl Ask tor owner or manager on duty 51rWQUaCil'NEOPERATORS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS NURSES WE O FFER -FU LL TIME/PART TIME -FLEXIBLE HOURS -PREMIUM PAY SCHEDULE LP N P/T Every other weekend Apply Longwood Retirement V illage 480 E Church Ave Longwood FL 7670500 WE REQUIRE •STRONG WORK ETH IC -CAR EER MINDED -SHARP APTtTUOE Maintenance Person Eepenenced general mam tenance person tor apartment compter Drug testing required Can 9-2PM O 323-0263 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION SEEKS 5 INDIVIDUALS WITH A DESiRE FOR SUCCESS IN A CAREER WITHOUT LIMITS DO YOU HAVE A BACKGROUND IN -MANUFACTURING? •INDUSTRIAL SEW1NQ? -SALES? CONSTRUCTIO N ? -M ANAGEMENT? MAINTENANCE HELPER A D E C C O ia teaming up with Sanford companies to create •writing pC opportunities II you have skids. « notion and a ome tor quakty we have a great opportunity with great benefits for apartment compter Must have tools and references Sal­ ary depends on eepenence Call 323-4430 MERRY MAJOS HIRING Car & Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5266 M O R TG AG E P R O C ESS O R TRAINEE: High school grad r» basic typing A computer slues Nations Mortgage Corp Long wood Call Dan Al 787-8270 We have jobs «i toe toaotwmg areas Landscape Nursery labor needed Can 407-33D0647___________ NOW HIRING Searing following positions House Person. House Keepers and AM DrsTrwAshers Apply m person to Marriott Courtyard 119 International Parkway Heathrow, FL *M«chlna OpBrator* •AtABmblBfB* (First Shift) * Warahouss* •ClBflCBl* ‘Data sntry* ‘Tslamarksting* * Admin. AabL* *1st,2nd,3rd Shifts Avail* ORTHOPEDIC MEDICAL ASSISTAN T tor 2 Mhces Cer bhCAtion nol necessary it eepen# need Versatility and a good personality a must Call 323-2577 or 904 775 0222 lor caB torappt LOCAL DRIVERS 40-50 Hr«/Wk 407-130-7171 PIANIST: For Sunday service F T or P T 407-349-9907. A decca T t« EMPUNMENT PEOPLE by Luis Campos CaMOreyC«hat cryptograms ara createdtramquauus by pans** past andprasani EachWow« he c«nar Handslor Today• cUa Cequals O Preater A 9powerFCleaner Eeceaenl opportunity enstt Min growing etpanrkng dry Clean operation. Lake Mary area. 3338070 M A IN TEN A N C E FuB Time No erpenence necessary W-tl train Musi have transportation Lake Mary 323-1927 U F ckay DRIVERS COL Requeed Call Sandy al A1 Tamps (407) 647 8010 No FewEOE 33ST!re5irTeeitocafeTewh m Volusia county taeetoralJve CNA needed immwikatery Previous erper«nce hetptui Can Deb ary Manor 407-4444438. EO E. ENTRY LEVEL 0MVERS ftotof- DESK CLERK Apply Budget Inn ol Santord.3200 S Orlando Dr (17 92) Remedy mnLLICEHT STAFFING to KITCHEN HELP Flesbie tire Apply a WIDOW Tree Cafe. Cot (407) 869-0444 IF Y O U HAVE A C U R R E N T BANKING S TA TE M E N T OR PHONE BILL ANO EARNEO LESS TH AN 925.000 IN TH E PAST TWELVE MONTHS. YOU MAY BE TH E R IG H T CAN­ DIDATE FO R THE POSITION NO EXPERIENCE PRE FEFWED ABSOLUTE SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY!! SANFORO AIRPORT AREA CALL U R BI­ SON B ETW EEN 9 30 ANO 11 00AM AT 122-4371 Peat Control: CPO with L A O Lie Local co 10 y n aetabkehed Lets Lint 407-3234481 RIGHT HAND MAN Naadt 100 worhara daily. to *95 eign on bonus to new em-Ertra pay driver*. ‘Open 9 am •01 Ooglrack Rd Longwood 2BO-BIOB ELECTRICIAN We have immediate, lull time employment in toe Orlando A Tampa areae tor a nulled elec­ trician in our ipeciaMed market serving the gasoline service station, petroleum industry Prior industry eepenence d a plus, but we tram ad new associates Benefits include a competitive salary, heaitn care A a company provide vehicle Call K A K Else trie. Inc. Sanlord. FL Pti (407)323-4100 or FAX Resume lo: 323-B30B ichetkie ntervww 321-2204 LABORERS NEEDED 1U H K H 0 0 X L . L T Y R I R B Q LHL H U V S H V T Y C Q 11 T V 0 N X 1 K U R J Q H R R J N T H 1Q . 1 |C) 1994 by NEA. Inc 1 'F •i ^ V * ' j -j*.^ *” LA NOECAPERS-starting S7 00/hr. F/T wibenahis (407)322-8133. pay Call U U N D R V PERSON O H B O R Y Y H J PREVIOUS SOLUTION ’There ara (wo types toupae actor# and non-loupee actors *— Donald Pleasance " .J-* / ' **T FOR UNOCRQHOUNO UTILITY CONTRACTOR H4AITM asBUKANCl ANO 441K FUMI Drug kee wartMete y arkea I R J *>• •i l 71—H u r Wanted 71— H e lp W a n t e d 71— H i l t W a n t e d Santordlon^woodOrando flood income Potoneaf Bonatita Anar 90 Days fapA Soot 407293 3055 CABLE TV TECH EOC MAA OR FAX RESUME (407) 333 2510 HEATHROW CABLE 1275 IK HEATHROW L N . STEitOI. HEATHROW. FL 32744 ATTN GEN MOR NO WALK INS OR PHONE CALLS 22 d .iys S65 * be-1aMs Espwnanca racognuad 3 OOgm M OOgm M aaaAabas. Pkaaas appry n parton Daaona H aaKTc ara Fto- I »»■ 6 lin e s Coma and pm ow carmg team ol Nurses and C N A s Escal CELEBRITY CIPHER *R 1 J 3 2 2 -2 8 1 1 Wlm-HTS WWCOrnG f OtVf vs J E f f R I Y 9 B O l IY and £ * e i mimol e H erald G*L»A'&&HF>I»&Di--------— LAUNDRY PERSON 7-3 30 M F Apply Longwood Reuremenl Village. 480 E Church Aye, Longwood. FL 767-0600 S 2 1 1 Ou/ud*(40/) I 5004JOfAlX 69/mo | Ladies Call FREE! (407) 786-TALK* Credit Card Billing 1-800-CITY-FUN I *YO^ •» " fca ‘^arWXsB �•( 71—H tlP Wanted 71— l l n r W a n ted KIT *N* CARI.YI.Kft by Larry Wright 103— HoustsU n f u r n is h f d PROFESSIONAL A S S IS T A N T M A N A G E R Fast growing co neada c i 'M t nvrxted people SO nlervew hx*/ manage UNLIMITED growth po­ tential Salary ♦ bonus. Great benahti F a t return# to (407) 647B128 or ca4 Cho* at (407) 647-8010 or U * u n « at (407) 465-C770 P O S IT IO N S A V A IL A B L E Salas. Sarvre A A l w m r a bv* FUI Ber-eMs. ret Ins .4 401K Compa-y vyrxeta Appry M F: 9-t 9 Truly Nolan Past Control 2920 South OrtarOD O Sartard E.ceftant phene stilts Base u v s w g t o< kAcrotoft Word reQuired FMstvie hour* Can tor appt Tmthtays Moving 1 Stor tmmadtata Opanlngs 'or Ja r-ty rial Hr car* r e b o o t In L t Mary area 3rd sMt Ca« 9428299 W AREHOUSE POSITIO NS SHIPPING. RECEIVING. P IC K ­ ING. PACKING. ANO WAREH OU SIH O -R EC O TO N C O R P O ­ RATION. th* nations toadng l l T t u k r nwxjtKturer ol aNC trone accessories, has Immadiata opamngs at (s Late Mary tacMas tar 1st and 2nd shifts Hours available 7 00AM3 30PM. 8 00AM 4 30PM. and 4 OOPV I2 3CAM Must be abto to Nt a mmartan ol SO to* on a consnuoua basis Forttft aipereoca pralaned Suiting rala S650 tst shift. S 700 2nd shift * 'Must pass math last Apply in parson at 2950 Late Emma Road. Lata Mary F L . or 1090 Emma Oats Tra-i, Lata Mary a 32746 EOE 73— E m ago me . Agent for AJbad Van Lnes 407-3340332 W SECU R ITY GUARO RECOTON* me nation s largest <*str«utofmeni4acfcror ol con­ sumer alect ure, accessories is lootong tor a SECUR ITY GUARDS tor 2nd irvfl 300PM 11 0 0 P U 9 00PM- 100AM Can(Matos must be mpttered or be quaMed per Florida statutes Ovujun ol Lcanamg tor Propneury Security Cheer Vtost have a senes D tcecae M r. ntort ol 3 years eipeneoce redived Esreftart bener t* pactjgn a i i U O t Interested t p p K ants subnet resume and saury legurements to H R .R M 2950 la te Emma Road Late Mary a 32746. or FAX resume to 407-333-1964 EO E SECUR ITY OFFICER JO G Training Armed 6 Unarmed Brandy A Assoc *34-7444 S e r v ic e T e c h For local propane company Im­ mediate F T position a*j.iabie Looting tor espenenced per­ son *450 ♦. or »4l tram right person Vacation. K t pay ns COL Class B a plus Apply m person Discount Propane. 3404 S. Orlando O r. Sanford. S H IN G L E I N S T A L L E R S Toots A bans req Can 8340348 TE X A S REFINERY CORP reeds mature person now m SANFO R D area Regardless ol training. Write E G Moptms. Dept S-32771, Boa 711. Ft Worth. TX 78101-0711 TE X A S REFM ERY CORP. needs mature person now in SANFORO area Regardless ot framing, write E G Hcplunv Dept 5-32771. Bos 711. Ft Worth TX 761010711____________ 93— Rooms For Rent ------------ r77*sr%v-----------Mato senr - convenient location 321-4900 Room For Rent Kxise prrySeg ee. washer xryer $60 w t. *100 deposit C a l 831-3151 99— A partments U nfurnished plus 323-3481. TOP PAY WAREHOUSE PERSON needed lor U rg e Punt Nursery Musi be etpenenced. organized and sell motivated Fcrti.fi etp helpful Respons-bie tor inven­ tory control, puling orders and receiving Ap(*y n person 6770 W SR 46. Sanford or can Laune 130-0296. e « 224 IHW TODRIVE TRACTORTRAllfRS waromaum: •15 Day CDL Training •Day A Wttkind Clanas •Financial Aniatanct •Carritn Hiring On Sit* .Truck Driver i Institute 800*554-7364 7 'cc A X v L H lM I APS 1 BORU K ' i V C J BOOM 14TOMO ANO UP 323-6670 ROOMY 1 bdrm n quel h.store area (4 2 5 mon • utils t yt ease Cal 330-2220 R OSELEA VILLA* 21 Specie/ •U IO U o n th MUO OKAY 407-3306833 Sanford: 2/1 Duplet eiceflenl area *360 E K e n c y *295 3218757 yeuR C A T: 211— WE NEED HOUSES T O RENT A n t i u u e /C o l l e c t i b i e s TOW NHOUSE: 2/2 oft I k Mary Bhrd. ready to move n ' *575/ mo . No per* 407 925-3199 HOUSE OF OOO O CS 901 Lo­ cust Avo Furn . appk . housohold, atac i A candy 1318386 1 0 5 — D u p l e x/ T r i p l e x 217— G arage Sales S A N FO R O 21 near Semmofe MS C H A W O Moon Up O p t Sec 8 OK 323 4484 or 244 5513 m SantonT* bast yard *ato Good ctoan utad 4am* al dxt chaap pneo* 3939 S MagrvWa Thur* A Fn bom 8 4PM i For R en t Oateen: TrOer tor rent $375/ mo . *100 drpos.1 Electric me . 407-324 3793 115— O S pace For m ic e Ren t A MOVE IN SPECIAL!) 400 V ] ft A ix ' *265 A M O N TH OfficeStoraqe 321-0120 or 333 2554 For R ent S TO R AG E PEN FO R RENTCon venunt location in Longwood near 434 Good security fenced to >100mo 830-7267 141— H Fo r S ale om es To^OakaCt^eauMuTTw^ sq ft Cautorrua ityle 2 ttory pool tennt* ct amend** *129.000 Park Ave Villa* 2B fl?B a' Townhouse condo*42.000 I owner motivated )2 1-5045 219— W a n te d j g m F t h y A 1 P A ,„ C . 149— C ommfrctal Pgomrrv Fox S ate Sanford Historic District i ) i Commercul leased Units I t 000 gross monthly income *160 000 i s m s _______________________ 153— A creage Lor For Sale DELTO NA 10 acres Ideal lor moMe home use. horses came l.smng or nursery Zoned agncuitural (J9 0 G A C R E Sm down w ovtner finance (04-7(71772 or (04-7178122 LAKE FR O N T LOT Beure Lake Loch Artxx private 90x300 *70 000 L A K E FR O N T LOT Stone is­ land Lake Monroe *120 000 V A C A N T LO T- Loch A/bor 1)0 000. Ig. prrv woxxknt LAKE MARY LO TS Wonded (25 000 BAY AVE Santord lot near park *12 000 321-5063 ’Irchhoff "* A s s o c i a t e s O AKR IO G E FARMS - Osteen/ Owtona area 10 acre* ideal tor horses cr came farm Mobile home or homeute Zoned agn *44 900 Fmancmg avaJ ml sm down payment (804) 7678300 I r i x ch h o ff * * 2 a ^s o c la tc s R en tals 155— C o n d o m in iu m s For S ale CO N O O 1/1 Comer uvf Next to pool *3SK or best 700 E. AeportBfvd 561-744 1547 157— M o b il e H omes By o w n e r 1 R A new*y reno­ vated nud e A out C H A Fn anc mg avarUbfe 407-321 3297 PARK A W . M O W U PARK Homes 13 000 to *6 000 Setup Fmancmg OUMT1 322-28(1 181—Am.lA.NCES U. Furniture For Sale Armoire AX wood 5 drawer (200 CarpetsRose be-qe 10x12 *50 Beige 7t11 *30 322 9255 103— H ousesU nfurnished *500 DOW N— WHY REN T? When you can own bus 3 bdrm home w/ C H A . new paxu A carpat? Ask about MUO homes' The Hi Hunan Group, In c RaaRors------------- 321-8333 CO R N ER LO T, over t/4 ac LR. eat m kith, gar (64,(00. 4/2, Over 1100 Sq. Ft* sp pi w/iep m-laws qt* (42.(00. MARKHAM W O O D S 56 bd, 3 bath 1 2 acre* 3500 sq ft Lrvtam, io n pool *288.800. RENOVATED new cprVpaml/ car Me. nud e UW *44.800 231— C ars For Sale 1877 CAOBAAC Coup* dtVWa Look* good, rt/n* graaft *850 . 0 6 0 3326530 toftva mataaoa Alum. Cana Cogpor/ Kokomo Racycftng: 121-0004 •18 W.. Flml-kMF K .SM8-I I --------------Pta 1960 Horn diplay advartitmg A anyhmg bom an ok) atom or gas station B m g to Rusty Duck. 307 E. (at St.. 221— G o o d Ea T h in g s t o CHROME WHEELS 4 16* tor Dndgt Bam (175 Cal 407 509-5057 DON'T WONDER HOW TO G ET RID OF THAT OLD CARI M a cha nlci AH Hot* IOC ml qu*ck r t o i u * 2 6 0 0 0 3241718 LET US SELL IT FOR YOU!! MONEY TO LOAN For houxa car. busatasa. vaca­ tion dabl confokdahon Ptaaxa caft 1 877 324 8162 S A H L U r a TV SYSTEM SAM I, 8 ft t*sh matal mash typa.Oraka ESR 1824 Racervar wiramote Pol# Book* ate (toady to mtta* Coal ovar *4500 1 1/2 y t ok) Asking (1850 WA bad# tor car.pvkup B*g Scraan TV ndmg mowar or T» 407-3238811 SEMINOLE COUNTY LIQUOR LICENSE tor S4to 407 438 7166 Caft bafwaanHOpm TANOC TRUCK COVER Buck tor Ford Hangar Siapwt* *350 OHO 328 1549 aftar 5 U S . POST OFFICE COUNTER SCALES Platform ux* Il'atA* Cata 1940. batonc* arm It to«d bratt Compiat# ml waightt Worn hn* Codactort Ham (*100) LA Mary 323-4786 Whaalchatrt ChATt ad|utl abto rachnmg *7* Adult chaa (150 4076642127 231— t PEANU TS FRESH JU M B O SHRM P 4 Sacral raopa on poanut* wnftan up (avaral txna* m meal n*w*papari Coma by A hav* tha BEST afta» at mm taxi 2330 CatoryAm Sanford FRESH PICKED C ars Fo r Sale 1*8* CADILLAC SEDAN SEVILLE. On* owni Pant car only No Mto 4 Or Ham V 4 an bom C ad lac cost *2700 k ; 10K m a t unca mtiafad Naw raikator ballary bratat A Mat Abtototoiy toadail Body and mtanor graal W a tax# (1 000 tor comp(at# car Onv# • aaay' kAght irada 407-123- M A TTR E S S B A L I • Full u/e used boa springs A mattress *65 00 la rrys Mart 322-4112 Tha Sam/noto Marafd CI*S»>had* art tha qmckatl and moat inaipant/va *ay to taft your * cart Hun your thraa kra ad tor 10 day* an) pay onfy *21 (XX Evan Denar 4 you taft it toonar (wheh *a KNOW you a t) you can ttop you ad ant onfy pay tor tha number of day* 4 actuaty ran' What a Daw* Call today and watch th* Herald Claesifl«ds work for youll (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S IU E O CARS from |T7* Portehat CarMac* Chavyt HMWt Corvaoa* Aito Jaapt 4WO t Your area Toft Free 1 800 718 9000 Ext 7206 tor currant tttmgt fI 235T r u c k /B uses/Va n s Fo r Sale 1*03 F O R D F390 6X6. Great mudang Truck (700 323 6679 188* 810 4 3L. V 6 47K. at c o n ), lapa deck *8 200 Cap avaaabto 407 334 7692 *11 235— V ih ic ie s W anted CASH *(* FAX)! For Junk O i Tr\jcU A M m ' AC I p AMf » C A ft€ A u Tff UL V 2 5W0 KITCHEN TAB LE 1 yr old. 42" routo. iimond torttvea 5 swtvei chae* *375 407 862 4962 Guardian Personal Storage J ttREWARD FOR OLD FtSMtNQ TACKLE, old luraatAckla boaaa raato. ok) duck dKoy* hunt­ ing annquas ate Pay up to *1.000 I pay mom than anyona A wt* pay (10 00 iu*l to «aa your Ok] tackia 941 859 3530 2 y * ok) *85 Kxby vacuum al alchs me shampooar 322 1725 Ixna* A Kay l«n a » 322 1210 •••e waarr t t M « a ||o n || I Buy BOa • FAM O US A fro n tlA B tf MOMIS S S S S i eSRSwi to For S ale vtNUjRt i PROPfnriis m m u l is c e l l a n e o u s mon* mto Can 804-788-0100. F r « « to good homo Stock Lab apayod tomato about 2 yr* old Groat Wpoopto but not w/chck an* A t x p 407 323 5963 JIM DOYLE 100— C o n d o m i n i u m 1/1 CORNER UNIT: Ned to pool tllla s tse c 1450 mon o n Aitport Bfvd (581)744-1547 FREE WOOD A WOOO CHIPS A MULCH CALL 323-3481 (407) 322-2495 ELDER SPRINGS Oft SR 427 2 A 3 bdrm*. unfum $05 • $11V wk * *t2S/dep Cal 333 3964 or tee manager at *3817 M Family Six* Fraaxar kk* now. *825*825 107— M o b il e H o m e s 223— A/C Unit* buvdaOutwto unts 7 V? 3 nr 4 Ion* avail For 199— Pe t s i t S u m u s to kitchen________ SMOSS so SUNLANO V I w carport, large yard, new pant, ftooflng. A A C 1 2 7 — S T O R A C E / O l T IC E MARINER'S VILLAGE 1 iM fc A L O / V C W I T H SAN FO R O 1/1 Duplet, living Rm. Carprt. C H A 1373*330 SANFORO V2 Heat A Ax Eat DOW NTOW N I Ddrm apt AC. tndge. stove Wuter met *300/ mon • *25Gdep 328 9148 » W A N TE D Guardian Personal Storage TRUCKS ft VANS MTAIL SMOWROOM A W/O WITH OFFICE, m u MVIM PRIMS 441 LOCATMM WITN Any yoar maM or modat I pay lop doRar' Cat OaoU BatSna ■a s y A c c a a s m r r t i i • SAMTM i . I 4 / r t - 302-5734 7803 N O B T . S u lla 3 O rla n d o , F L 3 2 8 1 0 -2 4 4 3 C a ll L a n d lo rd A t: (4 0 7 ) 6 3 9 -3 4 5 0 | 1 NOW AVAILABLE 1377 Sq. Ft. P A U L O S M O M N L TREE CUMBERS/GROUNOSEtpenenced PNierred DL a /INcImFF 5lirH VfcUAtAY PC sp*r«t»N<i STENSTROM RENTALS a v t id employment as housekeeper cooa.PT Honest hardwottxx). Itaubie 321 0000 TOP PAY For 4rp cabinet maters A larrxnatort D UC req Drug Free Wort Place Apply n person to I C M . 1481 Kastner Place Port ol Santord A tas r*suma u 407 3216454 ploym ent 193— L awn & G arden V IM ST. JO H N RT/ER FRONT* over tq . pool 2 c gar. pfus 1 c carport, over 1/3 ac w dock *1400/mon DELTONA 2/1 L/v. On. carport. fned yd ISJQ/mon SANFORO 21 to. On. 2 frpac. kit. preft. C H A. ig yd (AS/Vmon 22. 1600 ». ft mg IWooereee HI-4714 FLORIDA POLYMERS 1000 Sand Pood Road I.like Mary, FL 32776 (407) 333-9225 NOWHUUN8 FOR THE F0LL0W1M POSITIONS: »Machine Operators 1Shipping Clerk with UPS on line exp preferred • Line Leads for Assembly Department. 1st shift must have prior exp a managing people m a manufacturing environ­ ment. inAsncs klAJUF ACTIMER OfFlIUM C0MFETTT1VI SALARY ABB K BIFIT N O M E . Apply In Person or Fax Resume To: (407| 3J3-9J)0 ______ EO E *m * i ;*i. u-» » t • ** I / i» • 2800 sq. ft home on 5 4 acre*, ail lanced. » work shop. bam. and apt 2 m4e* bom SR 46 A I4. 322-4274 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Home* bom pennea on *1 Delinquent Tat. Repo t R E O s Your Area Toft Free ( I ) 800-2IB9000 Ext H 2206 tor current bitmgs HIOOCN LAKES: 3BFV2BA 1300 t q f t . 2cr g a r. fenced tot By Owner *89 5K. 323-4057 ‘I * i - 0/ 1 l ( C -f j. \ *j s / 1828 V IN TA G E 2/1 » 1/1 apt *78 000 E LE G A N T 4/2 nmghbofhood ml history *120.000 D O T WALLER. JER N IO AN PROPERTY 323-31(5 2 7 5 -D r y w a l l 285-L a n d s c a p i n g IB9KKlDBBSZa50RTK0| ORYWALL'STUCCO- Rapaxt Waft A CaWng Taituraa Matched Popcorn 322-6318 LARKMS LANOSCAPWO A B4 RIGATION W* mtta tod. xng tyt A repair ahrubt. mulchas. Dock pavart. Hump grind. indKp rock A devgn an) twr tountama I a t •od ha* of any petit an) tungut For ttl. can 523 6317 or 414 7333 A INCOME TAX tor m »v an) bupnata Accounting Sototxmt Plus. Inc 407 3241800 LA K E MARY 5/3 Corner lot. Need* T IC . *92.000 Cs X f t ’ 252-Ac c o u n tin g •SeigltSioryDesign- NoOn*BbKw orAhow •t rwrgy •Elfcdrt Stuto 1BtdroomMorGM A p n w a •FmttffOvSfte Ot^mtiMUxogBiwit •toe Stooge. PtmU paMI Mon' Sanford Court Apartments 32)1 S. Saabrt Am ., Sanford 323*3301 253-Additio n s Remodeling it ADVANCE TECTONICS AddHtona-Homaa AddMtuna CaaMwarclal Local BuHdar tine# 1861 1248484 CGC001 AAA CARPENTER. A4 Horn* rapaxt pamtmg A ceramic Me Richard Grot* 321 5972 OEBARY: Access to 17-92 A I4 3BR ♦ 2nd Rm add-on Fresh pamt.new carpet.CHA. Sec Sys. *63.500 407-574-5208 C A R P E T / C E R A M iC W H O LESALE 29- 99 cant* non* higher 100.000 iq ft to tat A l mqor •.top qualify Ruga 99 2911 S 17 92124 8800 Carpal Mill Direct NEED A CAREER? WE OFFER: • S A L A R Y P L U S C O M M IS S IO N + IN C E N T IV E S • F U L L B E N E F I T S I N C L U D IN G - M E D I C A L . D E N T A L , L IF E & 4 0 1 K. • 2 W E E K S P A ID V A C A T I O N P E R Y R . •A G R E A T A T M O S P H E R E W H E R E Y O U C A N E A R N A G R E A T IN C O M E ! Call Kellie today to set up an interview. 322-2611 S e m in o le H e r a ld CONSTRUCTION ctoan up ax) (unk ' amoved lawn car* anytime 407 3541641 or 407 365-0781 Rental proparty, garaga'thad ctoan up*, appkanraa. bath, bruth 407-544 28*6 or pgr 407-6140317 CHARLES D. (Dan) MRJ.ER. Buftder. C8C0S7285. Rat/ Comm . remodel, adttbon*. rapax MC. VISA ....407-2241741 Im p r o v e m 2 6 8 -C i i i l d C C en ter s PRICE REDUCEPI1 Was: $68,000 Now: $64,000 PROPERTY LOCATION: 1110 West 10th. Street. Sanford, FL 32771 LO T SIZE: 50* x 120' SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,201 L/A FEATURES: New Home. Three (3) Bedroom. T yyo (2) Full Baths. Central Air / Heal. Plant Shelves, Cathedral Ceilings. One (1) Car Garage, Navy Blue Carpet. House Color: Sky blue / Teal Blue, Washer / Dryer hook - up, St. Augustine Grass For Financing call: Shirley Jones Enterprise Mortgage (4 0 7 ) 6 4 4 -0 7 8 7 (24 hre.) are 287-Lawn Services GREG GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES.COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 133-0838. 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D E A R D K ( J O T T : A fte r h a ving been treated for several year* for Parkinxnn's disease, m y father was finally diagnosed with Lewy body dis ease What is this? D K A H H K A D K K : L e w y ip ro nounved " L o u le 'i body disease is a form of dementia that can resemble Parkinson's disease It is becoming in c re a s in g ly m ore re c o g n ize d . Patients often exhibit an action tre m o r (as opposed to the re sting tremor of Parkinson's disease), soda ti1n from the anti-Parkinson drugs they often receive, hallucinations and b iza rre m u s cu la r co ntra ctio ns. At autopsy, p e c u lia r ch a n g e s in the nervr cells of the brain are commonly discovered. The cause of Ix w y body dementia is unknown and there is no treatment H ow ever, considerable research is cu rre n tly underway in a num ber of teaching centers to investigate this affliction D K A H D K (J O T T I have been told that I have multiple aortic aneurysms, filled w ith clots I'm not eager for surgery D K A H R E A D E R Eager or not. you should have it Your condition is markrd by several areas where the aorta is bulging and weak M o o d clots have form ed in these dilated, stretchrd areas It left untreated, at least two serious conse quenccs can develop First, the aorta may further dilate, leak blood or rupture In either rase, you will experience life threatening complications Second, the blood clots in the aneurysms may break off and be car ned to your brain, causing strokes If I were you. I wouldn I hesitate to have the aneurysms repaired T o do othe rw ise is to risk p re ve nta ble tragedy D KA It D K G O T T I'm a 55 year old woman with polymyalgia, and I'm cur ri ntly on low dose prednisone to con­ trol the pain in my muscles and Joints. Even though I'm also taking hormone therapy, I worry that the prednisone will eventually cause me to develop osteoporosis What can I do to prevent this’ H E A R R E A D E R You are in a lough spot Although you need the pred nisone to control the sym ptom s of polymyalgia, the drug will almost cer­ tainly cause your bones to lose calci­ um Th is, plus the fact that you are menopausal, significantly increases your nsk ol osteoporosis In your position. I'd approach the problem in a stepwise fashion T o betpn w ith, you should have a bone density test now This simple and rel atively inexpensive test will show th e . DR. OOTT co n ce n tra tio n of ca lcium in your bones and p ro vid e a base line for future comparisons. If your density is normal, you can continue you r pred nisone and horm ones for the time being without fear of immediate seri­ ous consequences. In my opinion, you should hay* ■ bone density test every year. At Um time the test indicates I ‘ ciu m -loss — o r now, If your I show a deficiency — you may k m to consider m ore aggressive therapy, such as Fosamax, a medication that reverses calcium-loss fromboats. F o r obvious reasons, you should take the lowest dote of praMom* to reduce yo u r sym ptom s. Yea should also take about ISM milUfnaa of cal­ cium daily, along with S M units of vit­ amin D. T o give you related infonaatioa, am sending you a copy o f t . Report ‘ Medical Specialists'* ACROSS 37 Prefix for gram 39 Green citrus fruits S Principal Orook 40 Of bny spaces deity 42 Enthusiasm 10 In good 45 Youth org. 44 Entertainer 12 Bar or Sumac 14 Stomach 44 Capital of enzyme C in id i 15 Advertising — 51 Biblical judge 16 Sign at a Ml 54 Charm show (sbbr.) 55 Philosopher 17 Aug. 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UV COURSE WHY ELSE WOULD I BE GROUSE HUNTIN ? r More on the fourth suit lly P h illip A ld e r Let'* look further at fourth suit forc­ ing Opener bids one suit, responder a second suit, opener a third suit, and responder closes the square, bidding Ihc fourth suit What will the opener expect his partner to hold’ I'su jlly. the responder will have one of three hand types As we saw yester­ day he could have a balanced hand and wants to get into three no trump, hut he doesn t have a stopper in the fourth suit. Alternatively, the respon­ der may wish to make a forcing raise of one ol partner's suits Thirdly, the responder may be uncertain where to head, but thinks that after hearing a th ird tnd from his p a rtn e r, he w ill know as in this deal On the second round. North might by Bob Thavcs FRANK A N D E R N ES T OKAY, v / m TOLP YOU M t f Wt WANT TO jo w o * rut m o n sy, w \ NOW YOU TtLU jfi Ui WHY YOU hi LO /IN P e P T y r -r / N r ' a 5; s \n ANT TO LEND IT . TO US. it by Jim Davis GARFIELO ‘ Birthday Wednesday. Nov 4 1990 In the year ahead, you are likely to see victories in areas where you have previ­ ously experienced defeat You are now in an oitromeiy (oriunaio cycle tor the fulfill­ ment ol yout hopes and expectations So got going early in this cycle* SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22) Being too pushy always is counterproductive m the long run. and today will be no different luck is on your s>do when you use the soft sell whore you have something sub­ stantial lo gam Scorpio, treat yourself to a birthday gift Send Ihe required refund lorm and lor your Astro-Graph predictions by mailing $2 and sell-addressed stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper P O Box 1758. Murray Hill Station New York. N Y 10156 Be sure to stato your zodiac sign S A G ITTA R IU S (N ov. 23-0ec. 21) Allocate your efforts to the money makers have plunged Into three no trump, but there was no need to rush Instead, he used fou rth su it forcing. When he learned that his partner had at least 55 in the majors. North raised to four hearts, the known eight card fit In the play. South used the reliable guideline that if you have a two-suiter and must get the second suit estab­ lished. play on it immediately. So. de clarer won the first trick with dummy's diamond king and pulled a spade to his king When that won. South played a heart to dummy's ace. then called for the remaining spade. Understandably. East went in with the ace and re turned a diam ond to South's ace (It doesn't help him to duck a g a in .) D e c la re r cashed the heart king, getting the bad news there, but it didn't matter lie calmly contin­ ued with a low spade However West defended, declarer would lose only one spade and two hearts today Tins is where you re likely to lare extremely well Don t permit activities that do otherwise to occupy your time CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) As long as you are aware ol the limitations ot Lady Luck s abilities, she will perform quite well lor you today Let your com­ mon sense guide you win unpredictable matters AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Dont be afraid tu elevate your signts higher than usual at this time Things have a way ot working out to your ultimate advantage once you get involved today PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Balance is the key to success in life II you've been knee deep in work ol late set your tools aside today and participate in some activ­ ity you Imd fun and reiuvenatmg ARIES (March 21-April 19) Something good where your material mlerosts are concerned could develop lor you today, precipitated by a nonvisitie source Lady Luck herself will have a hand in it TAURUS (April 20-May 20) When you focus your ottorts and attention on per­ sonal issues today, those who can open doors wil do so Think positive and play ANNIE pesw?s r r i \ listen ctPTAiu picard: that wwbtvc*m, twsis wracK ciwcr rr TVE TJ TO y-VA?1 CONSENSUS WILDING NAY ; DESWY'S NCT AMlSLNG W EUlOWft WAT IS IN WORKONTHE NEWENTERPRISE, BUT * nowssraeu Climate he<JE n j HOLLYWOOD, IT’S TO* ALD S lto N Y ^ ll EMEWQNt'S \ I 6SEN UP AMCmua KRK.AND SST INTEREST^K lfl* CONWANOEOIMfc A MAN? y NO 5ETWN -------- 7/~ y---FLESHY \ [ I SAY FLESHY \ . To NE ( STAYS NTW ME. V-----p w s TUATy I P S i i »* losing \ CCNtsa cf M Y -.S W lP ' N r r J / a ...EvECVTM'.sO *!t h£E0 15 P£UVERT? SO I PONT KNOW HOW f A K IT 6 TO THE. V1U.A6£ OH IF I CCtllP EvEN K IM K IT BEFCRE/Ww/V. *— * 4i s-i w w. ___ W f - . ■ ‘4 ' ' * A •5 * K 72 * A Q942 West East * 10 2 f Q 10 1 4 4 AJ9I * J * y 9 5 4 » J t i l l * 10 7 4 * K J 93 South * k q 7a4 V K 9732 * A 3 * 5 Vulnerable: Bo th D e a le r South South 1* 2V 3V West Psss Pass Pass Nectb 2* 3a 4* Keel Pass Pm All pa Opening lead: • 4 to wm Things are looking up! GEMINI (May 21-June 20) In comp— Hue involvements today, your opponent! writ sense that you have the upper hand. TNe gives you a considerable psychological edge even if you don't resize A CANCER (June 21-Juiy 22) Enterprt— e or ventures you originate or manege are destined tor success today. This Is dou­ bly true m areas where your own person­ al interests are concerned, so got to work* LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone you thought was way out of your league might propose an mtaresbng involvement with you today This could open up a way to the b«g times for you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You’re pre­ pared to make certain the other guy torse as welt as you do. (or you have toe aM ly and knowledge to make advantageous agreements with others today. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Shrft In cona­ tions work to your ultimate benefit today, even those initiated by others. So don't fight events, flow with them Instssd. Variety could spice things upt. ClWSbjr NEA,lnc b y L e o n a rd S ta rr m u m f IH * a3 C IW by SEA. Inc by Jim Mcddick ROBOTMAN* w ar ' ‘^ t i \ �[Ml * 11 tNTUIOR! •GLASS TOP! ■SHORTSCATS! MUST SCt A DRIVE! 4w4! •4.3 L/ntl AUTOMATIC! •4.3 UTU! -V-4! AUTOMATIC! -LOWMILLS! AIR! DIDLINCR! •LOW MILAS! AUTOMATIC! 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January 10. 1999 Olym pics scholarships available soon MARY ROWELL Every year, the Starduat Service Unit of Girl Scouts In Lake Mary holds Its own Olym­ pic's. The event, scheduled for Saturday. April 10. gives the girls a chance to com pete In a wide variety of events, such as the shot put (using a w ater balloon) and the triath lo n . Each year, to m ake th e event affordable for all. sp o n so rsh ip s a ir offered. The sponsorships levels are Gold - $150. Silver • *50. and Bronze - $25. Tire Gold sponsorship en titles Die sponsors to have their logo on the back of the Olympic Tshtrts and their nam e In the Olympics program In large type. Each gold sponsor also receives one T -shirt. Silver entitles th e sponsor to have their name in the pro­ gram in medium type. Bronze entitles the sponsor to have their name in the program In small type. All sponsors will receive a certificate of ap p re­ ciation. Tills Is not a fund-raised The sponsorship money raised far the Olympics is used to p u r­ chase Olympic T -sh irts far all participants and judges, p u r chase m edals, ribbons, and supplies, and pay far co sts a s ­ sociated with th e use of the field. Sponsorships will be avail­ able from Ja n . 25 to Feb. 12. If you would like to sponsor the Olympics, call Peggy Wolfe a t 327-8207 or Brenda Anderson at 862-3634. Remington Oaks annual C hristm as party went off w ith­ out a hitch this year. There were a couple of perform ances. One group aang a C hristm as rap song and Ju lia n Brown presented a Holiday recitation. The aw ards then were pre­ Seminole Sanford. CAMPNIUA WOODWARD Air Feme Airman Campnllla Woodward has graduated from basic m ilitary training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Texas. Woodward Is the son of Eddie L. and stepson of Pebble M. Grier of Deltona. He Is a 1998 graduate of Pine Ridge High School. Deltona. School Air Force Airman Elisabeth J . Redfem has graduated from the financial management apprentice course at Sheppard Air Force Base. Wichita Falls. Texas. Redfem Is the daughter of Donna J . Roberson of DeBary and Jo h n P. Redfem of DeLand. She la a 1998 graduate of Deltona High School. Army Pvt. Earl R. M arcellus h as graduated from basic m ilitary training at Fori Leonard Wood. W ayncsvtlle. Mo. MarceUua Is the brother of Lsllaha Slagle of Orange City. He la s 1998 graduate of DeLand High School. u n u M ft. u g m s a D O Army National Ouard Pvt. Luram R. Uqulerdo has graduated from basic m ilitary training at Fori Leonard Wood. WaynesvlUe, Mo. Izqulerdo Is the son of Luz and Ramon B. Izqulerdo of Orange City. He graduated from DeLand High School In 1998. Teddy R. Mitchell ha* joined the United S tales Army under the delayed Entry Program a t the U.S. Army Recruiting Station. Alamosa, Colo. Forrest, a 1997 graduate of the University of A rkansas, Fayetteville, will report to Fori Denning. Colum bus. Oa.. for basic training on Dccvember 30. 1998. He Is the son of Lori LeVasseur of Longwood and Randall Mitchell of Sanford. Army Pvt. Shane A. Adams has graduated from basic m ilitary training at Fort Leonard Wood. WaynesvlUe. Mo. Adams is the son of Kimberly A. Benner of Longwood and Lawrence A. Adams of W arrenburg. Mo. He Is a 1995 graduate of C rest Ridge High School. Navy Seam an Recruit Lula A. NaterM aldonado. son of Ju an ita Maldonado of Sanford, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training a t Recruit Training Command. G reat Army Pie. Ebony C. Glover has graduated from One S u tto n Unit Training (OSUT) a t Fort McClellan. A nniston, Ala., which Included basic m ilitary training and advanced Individual tranlng (ATT)Glover la the daughter of Johnnie C. Glover of Sanford and G randdaughter of M attie L. Connley of Sanford. In 1988. she graduated from Navy Airman Raymond M. LoU. son of Patricia L. LoU of Sanford, recently reported for duty with Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Nine, Naval Air W eapons Stations, China Lake. Calif. He joined the Navy In December 1997. Y iv o n a sented for th e annual holiday lighting contest. The w inner th is year w as Diana Ftahbeck. Second place went to T am ara place went to S u sie and Adam I f f jt Santa w as on hand far aU the The * 8 ***** wma' c o u n t. th e tree Ughttng. Everyone then ****** cookies an d punch. r ■ 9 U ■ ■ H fe D A 9 1 b th e nation's capital. Dietrich IS! Time Buyers, NO CREDIT, WELCOME! START A HOME-BASED BU SIN E88. WORK FLEXIBLE HOUB8. B U O Y UNLIMITED B tfU fM O a In �Seminole Herald. Sanlord, Florida •Sunday. January 10, IM S ■ t O A n exercise in self-esteem is the lesson for a lifetim e H H M i IIA M IJh m T " . J gj Lj z— 1 ..i"!1*11! , r f f f f o— iaw Cm M m P i.K *ig * i- T~ OEAR ABBY: Last year you p rin ted a la tte r item a rati rad ochool teacher, -Slater H .P Jt, 8 t lOEample. IH b jrefpm. QUINN, IKVINQ, t S S O m is . DEAR ABBY: I have bean ratirad from teaching for m any yuan, and would like toahara a iaaaan I Warned thatmanda out to my mwi HS— ' WTlS*1 InoCT/Ufnn7r ♦♦Mttrr&ww) " T T Z . young and teaching math a t tha Junior high athoal level. Wo had mocked hard on a now eonmpt all weak, and the atudenta ware racy atfaaaad. They a m Awning, fru atrated and carping a t each » 1 ^ 5 5 Q**" M ulna ♦»(iiaiiiwtiw<tK 7»t— ■» If ,7— tew w it* y f e T S i u n a rm [M»iMWMS QWIi m C Z k s 5 ^ 6 e itiUHL H W O IW i m a n s s i B ititti (t Ipif— i w a h ■■• mm *t »» \ \ * n g/gj Ytmfr Htn To Strvo Your �.4 Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Florida ■ Sunday. January 10.1999 Fitness UF helps spread food safety research he Raid. “Hie presence of the bacteria didn't c o r­ GAINESVILLE • Door handles m ay be the relate to the overall cleanllneaa of th e rest rooms," Kaufman said. “There eras no Achilles' heal In restaurant cleanliness. problem In some of the rest rooms where I That's the conclusion of a young Florida would have expected problem s, but b a c te ­ researcher whose work won htm a spot in ria was present on the door handles in International com petition. some m l rooms that appeared d ean ." This researcher Isn't a university faculty Restaurant regulations don't require m em ber. He's not a doctoral student, not workers to routinely d e a n door handles, even a n undergraduate In college. tnit perhaps tliey should. Kaufman said. Instead Galen Kaufman to a senior a t Newberry High School. 12 miles west of He also noted that newer doors are being designed no people can push them open O alnesvtik. with their feet rather than turning a han­ He la one of a growing num ber of Florida dle. "Thai's a good Idea." said Kaufman school students who are benefiting from a program co-sponsorcd by the University of said, who plans to attend UF and study biology next Call. Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural The recognition of Kauftnan and H olland Sciences th at helps teachers engage th eir dem onstrates th e value o f the stu d en t r e ­ eta—i - in research projects tike those search program , said Steve Otwell. profes­ conducted In scientific laboratories. sor in U Ps Aquatic Food Products Labora­ The project Kaufman conducted won In tory a regional science fair, earning him a trip "These students are doing good science.* to the International Science Fair held In he said. "Their projects may be sm all Fort W orth, Texas. In May. compared to ones th at university r e ­ searchers conduct, but they are b ased on The teacher-training program resulted real scientific questions. In Cindy Holland, a Newberry High School science teacher, being named to a 10"There's no better way to involve stu ­ m em ber com m ittee th a t's advtataf th e dents across th e country in food safety President's Fsrm -to-Tsble Food Safety Ini­ th an to give them hands-on experience tiative. The com m ittee recently held Its wrestling w ith real research Issues." iwCWiicny tiign sitnooi u oik i scuucyiui first m eeting tn W ashington D.C. n sam pled door handles a t six have searched for bacteria in m eat left out e fast-food restaurants, using tal­ all day to thaw , in w ater bom su p erm ar­ ket dispen sers and on th e surface of fruit. lest strips to check for th e T hese are topics kids really buy Into." of bacteria. "Most of them w ere Holland said. "They team from c a m oth ­ ers' studies and go home and spread th e SPECIAL TO H IE HERALD 'Cardens of tfie Heart It Irtgff J nruftiqi itfrtti V ntfiti flo rid * H raliM ti'r VtUrr Hospitals w ill use flower power SPECIAL TO THE HERALD For y e w doctors viewed wom en's h e a rts different than m m . as word about unsafe practices to their par* enta.* Otwetl along with Professor Ron Schm idt and oth er UF (acuity first began working with Newberry High School teachers and Alachua County Schools In 1095. The program expanded through grants from th e Florida Advisory Council for E nviron menta l Education and the Re­ gional Service Project for th e Environ­ m ent. More than 100 teachers have been trained during th e past two sum m ers, and Holland along with fellow teachers Roberta Hartorucker. Alice O'Rourke and Elaine Taylor plan to conduct training Sea O rant College funded by the program In Puerto Rico this summer. A key to m aking student research proj­ ects affordable w as the development of new Inexpensive testing devices that a re used to m onitor th e presence of bacteria and fim gus In food processing plants and restau ran ts. One of these devices la called Prtrifilm . which conalats o f a 2-by-3-tnch piece of treated paper covered by a transparent film. The Prtrtfllm serves as a medium to p m cultures o f E. coll, conform, yeast and mold. "Each piece of Frtrtflbn coats only 50 cento each, but It can provide a good Indicator o f problems," Otwell said. Tn 18 years of working an food safety, I haven't seen anything like th e fire In th e eyes of the high school students when J**™ How much protein, fat and sugar in a healthy diet? ^ l ^ s k f c s t y t e 'f f S t a g 10m o ro ta t ’E S to ' • “ O o jg h fr levels of stre ss and smoking, has led to Increased rta la fcr heart dlaca se . H eart d taeaae to th e num ber one killer of American women. H eart a ttack , stroke and other cardiovascular dtoeaaes have killed m ore women th an m en every year since I®84* . n °rtd * H ealthcare System Is sponsoring a com m unity health education project called "Hardens of the H eart* designed *®J**P ■om en recognise th e early w arning aim s of a heart at- itlddlnes outlined there Is nothing aneurysms ■»f1i ' i i m It T*'*1 I l f �SanunoH Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, January 10,1M9 - SO 1990s see women facing winds of change m a century years at nee Lara Bledsoe, Matthew B. Cato exchange vows °"» ., * t -M * H K %,e . _ i______ hkit.'-’ m m v a - ■i i •• . -i ■ W " - . �\ + • 1. 4 •*! Lifestyle □ INSIDE Health & Fitness. 2C IVople. 3C-5C i&tmtnott Herald Ssminots Harold. Sontord, Florida • Sunday. January 10,1099 • 10 □ A T YOUR LEISURE Ths Florida Trail Assoc­ iation Central Florida Chaptrr will host a Long Distance Hack I’ack Hike from Rodman Dam to Hampton (Ocala National Forest) beginning Monday through Jan. IB. Illkrni vk-ill follow (hr Florida Trail starling at thr Rodman Dam Campground after leaving their ran* In Ihe town of Hampton. Tlie hike Is of moder­ ate dlfllculty. There will be a re­ stork al Hud's Grocery, about a mile ofT Hie trail, chi the fourth day. For more Information call Joan llobson at (352) 394-5472. Tlie World's Shortest Parkparking trip will be Saturday beginning at 3 p.m. al Geneva Wilderness. There will be a leisurely 30mlnute hike to the campsite and a short hike before leaving at 10:30 a m. Sunday. Bring your own dinner, breakfast, water and marshmallows. For more Information call Joan Norris at (407) 305-6036. The FTA Central Florida Chapter monthly meeting will be Thursday at 7 p.m. In the Camellia Room at Leu Gardens. Orlando. For more Information rail John Phipps at (407) 365­ 6036. Wanted: Volunteers seeking wild experiences New county program offers citizen involvement, education STAFF WRITER SANFORD - What is a w atershed? Seminole County and the S t. Johns River Water Management District are setting out. through th e auspices of a new volunteer pro­ gram. lo teach residents of the county what a watershed Is and how Ihe health of these system s affects their every-day lives. All Florida residents live within a watershed, according lo the water management district, but most don't know what one Is. *IFs pretty much the same thing a s a basin and how Ihe water flows after II rains,* said Detdre Irwin, coordinator for the new Watershed Action Volunteer program which begins this month. Funded by the county and the w ater management district. WAV will solicit the help of residents who are interested In addressing the problems of pollution, and habitat and natural systems destruction. In Seminole, brought on by run-off and drainage from farm s and ranches, shopping m alls, factories, gas stations, golf courses, high­ ways. parking lota, ball fields, and homes and yards. Seminole is the sixth In the 19-county district to Join the WAV pro­ gram. Irwin's position Is paid, b ut the program will depend on volun­ teers. who are trained to do task s such as w ater quality Odd testing, surveying for pollutant sources, participating in revegetation projects and shoreline cleanups, and presenting educational programs to school groups, homeowners associations and civic organizations. 'People can have a better understanding of how actions in one area may affect a river downstream.* Irwin said. Irwin haa been with the district for more than eight years. She has spent a lot of time In Seminole C ounty classroom s, as a Dividend, and she feels she will be remembered by students she haa spoken to before. *1 think some of the children will recognize me.* she said. Her office will be located in the Reflections building, with the county Stormwater Division, on Lake M ary Boulevard, but much of her time wlU be spent In (he field. While some projects have been defined. Irwin s first task will be to recruit volunteers. She will be looking to neighborhood associations, schools, churches, colleges and civic and environmental groups for help. ’Any dvtc group that h at an interest In the environment or envi­ ronmental protection.* said Irwtn. *Or getting more educated about the envir onment.* added Kim Omberg. a water quality engineer with the county. Omberg. and Sandl llanlon. an environm ental specialist/Itm nologlsl. will be involved In the program. •Some of the projects may tie in.* said Irwin. ‘Audubon might even help us train volunteers on bird watching.* she suggested. Irwin said a lot of effort wlB be concentrated an U ke Jeaup. which ^ ptiir»n^iy h»4n| fc. w ater qualtty and ctrculatton improve menu by the dtetrict The county will also soon bc#n a study of the JaA aa’a a te . will bate a e ra ! workshop Tuesday at 7:30 at Borders Books ft Music. 880 W. State Road 436. Altamonte Springs. For more Information call (407)772-0411. sign her newest novel Pink SUp Thursday a t 7:30 p.m. at Borders Book ft Music. 660 W. State Road 436. Altamonte Springs. Pink SUp Is a humorous look at love in corporate America and loss in the face of the terri­ ble disease AIDS. Central Florida resident Days Devl-Doolln will sign her Super VMa kttnd*. How to Slop Saying I Hale You to Yaune\f. Devl-Doolln passes along her spiritual wis­ dom and positive outlook through her writing. Zoo docents and Teen Team members speak for the animals ‘AFF WRITER SANFORD - For the G irards, volunteering a t the C entral other activities. Coat to 810 for adults and 86 Car youth (S to 11). "WeVe got the beat Job In the world.’ said Beth Otrard, m other of four. O tnud home-schools her chil­ dren and has used volunteer opportu n ities a t the O rlando Science Center and the aoo to fulfill certain curriculum require­ m ents. Last year. Girard Joined the docent training program at the aoo, while her son and team about each of the animals a t the n o . And there la a test. *lt‘s a very hard course.’ said McOuigan. Applicants m ust score m (he 80 percent range, or better. TMe very serious about their accuracy.* she said. The course Involves 8 hours a week, and then three weeks of training In the education depart­ m ent Docents can greet visitors, give tours, present programs at the n o or do off-site outreach ■ Friday a t 8 p.m. a t Banters Book ft Music. 080 W. State Road 438. Altamonte Springs. Janottl plays guitar with strong blues overtones and an Innova­ tive style th at is flowing and fresh. For more Information call (407)772-0411. through J a n . 2 2 . Applicants m ust be 13 to 15-year-old and be •fate to attend a 2 -1 /2 hour tram - �* j ■P TTTT M • ■i » • • •Semmot* Herald. Sanford. Honda •Sunday. January 10.1090 by Chic Young MB. 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Location 0410 NW SJrd Ten.. Sle 107. Miami. FL 33106 Inepoci one week prior to auc­ tion el Lienor * add/*** A l .a, where ra. LOT hUM0FF> 4617 16*3 BUICK RIVERA 1G4EH7V7FE4 26395 LOCATED AT: ACT AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AUTO AUCTION OF SANFORD 7693 STATE RO 46 E SANIORO F I 37771 FM; (407) 371-40*0 Ail auction* era held with re i f v i Any paraont claming any nt*ic*t(*l In the shorn vehicle ahould cor.lact: Professional Lien S Tilt* Service Core 1*0 NW 33rd Ten. Sle 103. Miami. FL 33136. PH: (3CS) 367 6090. lie* AB001060 Publiah: January 10, 1699 DEr-31 NOTICE The Cantral Florida Job* and Education Parlnarahip. Inc., announce* meeting el CFJEP Etecutlv* Committee and WAGES Stearin* Commttlaa DATE: February ( . 1696 TIME: I pm LOCATION: CFJEP OB lea 1801 Laa Road, Sle 307 Winter Park FL PURPOSE: To diecues miner* el Interval to ilia Cantral Florida Job* and education Parlnarahip, Inc.. • uh reference to Workforce Oeeetopment laauaa. For Further InlormaUon, Contact. Gary J Earl, Eaecirtrve Director Cantral Honda JEP 1601 Lee Road. tie. 307 Winter Park FL 33766 (401) 741 4366 Publiah: January 10. 1696 D F V - 3 7 ________________ NO TICE The Central Florida Jotoa and Education Parlnarahip, In*., announce* meeting ol the Planning Committee, to which the public la InvUad: DATE: January I t , IM S TIME: ■ a-m. LOCATION: CFJEP OH ice 1601 Laa Rood. Eto. 307 Winter Park FL PURPOSE: To dtoeuoo matter* ol Internet tn the Central Ftartda Jaba end Education Parm or>hIp. Inc., with rolarowca to Wark lorca Dauelepmant laaim 55—Business 21— P ersonals Long wood Maaaage Studio. Wah <n» wetcome 7 day* Pnvam rm» Female Stitt Luc *MM0007T8S 407-3393300 START OATTHO TONtOMT) Play Florida'a Florida a dating d< ‘ game. 1-600ROMANCE]X634S 22—H ealth C are STOP JOINT PAIN.WITHOUT DRUGS OR SURGERY Sutlereri ot Arthnln Sciatic*. Carpal Tunnai Fibromyalgia apodt Injury 24 hr into lm# BOO 509-9175 ALF Samlnoi* County. 20» bed*, possible expand to SO* Aak 3690K. Term* C al Sam Burin. O m n Real Estate. 934 492-9968. ALF specialist In Ftorxla Legal Notices 71— H langat the validity at th* wfH. tha Paraanal Rapraaantallvaa qualification*, venue or June* tbettan ot th# Court. ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC­ TIONS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Data el th* I eat pubU tahon: January 10. IB M . *W 71—H elp Wanted a n ted O rro R ru N m ts MEDICAL BILLING Rated at a Top Home Buameat lor the tutor* Proceai claim* on your computer lor doctor* In­ teractive Home Training AIN #1996-031 CLIENTS PROVIDE D 8009331609 Ext #127 a * * * * * * * * a a* a Three nice cH aho re beats. 16.30 ft. 33000 • 113000. 6*6. aham. or trade C al 6991113 70—Education & T raining ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA T A Apprv Job Atsrtl W»end d j u t i National Truck School 1-600-466-7364 71— H elp W a n ted La borer* Seim Skilled worker! car extra Benelux vacation Bnng a buddy and earn extra 333 Grand opening needed immmkaieiy (407)302-1940 EOE Growing Foam Insulation Comp tooting to tort new tal­ ent Trivet M-F WA trim COL CUM A or B a pbia. but not regurad Can ScoO at 1*00*63 3153. inti/ranca. 40tK, vacaton Sun your tuhat today DUM P TRUCK DRIVER wT Ctaea B Uoana* •BOBCAT OPERATOR W Cleat O Meant* TIME FOR A CHANGE IN ATTITUDE Seminole Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 FL Baaed company need* O TH Driver* We Ofler: •Sign on Bonus •Weekly Pay •Genet** (2wk Vacation 1 year) •Out S-7 Days •Law model conv •bonus program |Aftyillfg* 1 yt OTR exp Tractor Trailer CUxx A COL wrtwjmet Met age 23 yr* Clean MYR 600679-6734 ait. *114 IMMEDIATE O fE M N O S Sunthina Staffing under contrad eWi rn# Samnol# County Pubic tchoofa hat enmediaie Ful I Part bm* poaBons av*4aht# lor to d earvea I cuttodtal Apply at our new location 295 Wiymoni Q *105 in Lake Mary, or Cal 323-0440 tor datoil* Requirement* metud* FDlEFBI background ducks A Drug Truing EOE.OFWP JOBS, JOSS, JOBS Qofni nqrti lor RgM Hand Man miongwood iflii irt ThJtto nJl ¥TOrl IOOW1 Oat Paid Todiyi Over 75 yr* in (he Da4y Work BuMtas* Aik about our ha* pick up and drthery van aarv- las. T/T MECHANIC HEEDED! •401K • Fre# uniform* •Paid yacakona • FuSbanaMa Cal Dana al 1600347 7422 Monday •Fltday CASHMWA H OO Ngn-on Donu t. ng haxtM toa coAectorx tor IM * Jastc FT.PT. on cab. wtos Requv* drug 6cr*qn. mmUkfef OML-Uy'OlKlJ •Cnetto, f. ——A. *Ol* g, CFimin#! ptomeOEO, R . koanaaTO Mute hay* vqructo and phone (407)6546616 you M an «isr, i itM lJ M l CtASSMATIONt S S S S m m ATTENTION I Texas on com­ pany needs person to work sdhout supervision locally Train­ ing Wise P. F Hoptona. Texas Rehnery Corp. Oept S 37771, Boe 711. FI Worth. TX 761010711 iTe N b a 6- T i l t *JOBS*JOBS*JOBS' Adecco N currently M i king as­ sembly worker* lor a MlBeal Faeany M tha BAnford. Lake Mary trM Good manual daitarity. and good anauda a muatt F ru and Second audit aval abw Long tarm. tamp b panti to 7* n (R eandtoaM budung oo Salary based on ' • at‘ Tunbel Apply Sunbo* At Auto Cantors. 17-62. OaBary 407 666-5377 Tattor. Caen handing exp raod In aaarth ol canMdai* wdh eto peopto Hue* A outgoing paraonaWy Or*at benaM package A work amntonmenl. Fax re­ turn# to Fettorai Truat Bank •302-47W or cal 302-4700 Soma typing dxparwnoa. pkra goodphon* MUM A7*r F/T Cal Insurance Rtok Same** 3076004 6: LPtto and RNM Become RN or BSN gradual* and mcraaaa your moonw uahout go­ ing few* to achooF To tchadLM 0 tntorvWw at Orlando, cad ry ktotnto by January 21. 1600-737-2222 •Ml N atotog to toa * Must hay* barwportabon MuM b# Ml papM bundua Cal 3XM UB :s T u -ir DFWER NEEDED CUM A. B or D < M o w a ll to tor growrg pnrMng iq a atxa uEuttad • opporturvry • |7 to I ABaaciM 4E7-ES9-7T71 tor 200 Waymont Cl. Suto CM * | route 7 days a w t L N 124. I Rapra— R f M TS I I you I , N* UM PM you leap m mnd I g toaheea of t * Met you are t l 37771 .U t o w a d N y M a i 111- tor Ma«ac6 aarv. Pay nag. Pit. laryv Lawn A T t o l D 140-117■ettan 33 * A BURON N i l A C M E TO ________ _____ js .'S /S fv WJF. . , W j through Friday except tor legal $ m . at tha St. John* Rhrar Malar (Ototrlct) Headquarter*. Hwy I N « L M i by Bto Ptohlct pmmWNag daiNlix wuy RaUNae tor 6R ADVANCE TO A in jr ,F J u « r : lH t d lM .a 7 .F 6 .. k n M ‘ -dto S iS ^ K m Tbtophoha (407) 323-7660 TN* Ftortda Bar toa 1*7137 Pwbhah: January 16.17, IS M DEV-64 Mauc* to Btoan tha* Bm Dexamharn.1IEE.6aM SO MI3-ERP. Tha pe*»*c1 to toaa i t r i autoRM i iST . in < SALE ROBERT M. MORRIS, I ONIcq*: 611 Waal M4h Contact: Gary J. Earl, Eaacutlva Director Cantral Ftartda JEP t M l laa Road. Eta. 31 Winter Ptok FL 12799 (407) 741 43*6 Publiah: January 1 0 ,1M OCY-36 •n. i luap in s M M * • In f » . W ) t Oarafa Sato* ( f 17) Cal FM4 B 2806106 MECHANIC For commarcieVreudafUial land clearing EqwnarKa pratarred Hobday /vacation ml pay Medical insurance PMaaa apply In pereon. 46M Orange Btvd, Lake Menrae 3734616 I •Semmote Herald, Sanford. Florida •Sunday. January 10.1999 DRIVER Delivery Drtvwr* Wanted: Fun Im* or part 6m* Cal tor ap pombtwnt at 407-339-3330 EXPERIENCED IN TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C IR C UIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA P R O M TS C A M NOt 6 6 - t M - C F IN RE- Th* Ealil* ol WILLIAM HERBERT FRENCH, Dacaaaad. NO TICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admmlatratlon at th* Eatal* at WiHiam Harbart French, daceeeed. FU* Number 6*-10#*-CP, la pending m » Circuit Court ter Famine County, Florida, Pro bale Division. th* addraat ol which la Samlnola County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue. Peal Oftice Boa ( I t , Sanford. Florida 31?73-6Et6. Th* nam* and addna* at th* Paraanal Representative and tha Paraanal Represent ative't atternay era aat forth below. All Inioraatad paraan* are required la t#e with th* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (1) *6 claim* agemat the EMM* and (7) any ob(*ction by an eu read to B o n d ? B Iu b ? B ro k a ? Th isIsth * Jo blo ry o u ! M M i t o i lli t o M iraAaotR,Cortoany VBNtto. AggjrMjFB* SL‘ i you. Mu �Saminota Harald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, January 10.1999 G 71—H elp Wanted 71—H elt Wanted ■ f it i m r i a l v i c a l w l a m IVrU fcl 107—M obile Homes For Rent 1M—O ten H ouse Trator tor ram 1371/ mo, SI00. dapcaa. Eiactne me, Tar Iw M f u n d id NO EXPERIENCE SARY) NECES­ OS M M29 to M l 40TM<-J m i w*? O0 f i t j u t f ^ 0 vf£2£ i your Pw tf M n . CMaSan itphara Kid* houM tor 157—M obile H o m es Fo r S a u fg ffU tlil' •-fly n Cal323-ens *oN0» TANATHOME Buy DIRECT and SAM CarmwroatMoma unto THB W QONCII OVER BOOTABLES 231—C ars Fo r S ale 191— B u ild in g M aterials • oraear (407) SOB-11 •w aS T ■ 219—W anted t o B uy PSSST, Full-Service Brokerage Firm In Stock Research r t %t;X V ii ■y••ft V- V-. i§ § S p CESSSi ■■ iV, S' ...1 SPH ■IS �I .- .- .4 T T T T T r t t i Sensnole Herald. Sanford. Honda - Sunday. January 10.1999 Is that Woody’s voice in Ante’? Da’ Boml hears all Don't look far Dm Wo r t anymore an the weekends because we won't be here. Instead, w ell switch to W ednes­ days starting Jan. 20. And it won't be thq same Bomb anymore e i­ ther. Here's th e deal: Da Bomb la going* to be for kids and by lid s . The students at a ll of Sem i­ nole County’s Elem en­ tary Schools are asked to contribute to the new look with writings and drawings about abso­ lutely anything they want to write abou t Tuskawilla M.S. gives straight from the heart ASSISTANT STORYS EDITOR The kids at Tuskaw illa Middle School never got to give their h earts In person, but they felt great anyway. For the holidays, the kids at Tuskawilla, with th e support of their principal B arbara Kirby, becam e Involved In Qlfts From the H eart, a program designed to tre a t disadvantaged fam ilies to a special holiday. Each of Tu oka Wilts's th ree grades are divided Into 16 team s and each of them collected toys for fam ilies in the community. The kids who collected the toys never got to know more th an the d rat nam es of the needy fam ilies accept for the first nam es an d • brief description of each family m em ber for th e ir adopted family. After the kids children had thetr adopted fam ilies, they went about collecting the to y s and each family also got a $100 gift certificate to enjoy C hristm as dinner. It's th e third year Tuskawilla h as particip ated , but th is holiday season w as the moot productive ever. *On th e m orning announcem ents, th e teach ers asked u s to help out, th en are put tt on the school m arquis and sen t voice m all to some of the parents." student Lindsey Jones said. After they collected the toys, Tuskawilla hosted a holiday party where they gathered In the school cafeteria to wrap the presents. Almost 30 kids showed up after school for the evrot and collected even more money. The classes didn't com pete against each o th e r It was simply a time to celebrate the Joy of giving. After It was done, ll»e school collected over $4,000 worth of toys and supplies. ’ It made us feel really good to do things at the holidays for people you don't even know.* Monica Noppingcr said. 1 waa thinking about how m uch I get every Christm as and how the people who got nothing m ust have felt.’ It m akes you appreciate your own things even more.* Lindsay added. The Tuskawilla kids are giving of them selves yearround. Their principal runs "Kirby's Closet.* where students and parents can bring things to the school to be distributed to the needy. TUakawtlla also aids needy students at their own school so that no one should ever be left without money for a book or a field trip. q . la the are aahasird Mat “AsO." la that Haody ASrw's wake h r the lead a a t Z? — LT , HkraianKairfn. NX A. Yea. no mistaking that voice. There it quite a noted cant doing the twice* in that film — among others, tee if you can spot Sylvester Stallone. Sharon Stone. Dan Aykroyd. Anne Bancroft and Gene Hackman DICK & c h ic k i KLEINER — LX , Pact SL Lack, f k A Sounds like Dennis Morgan to us. He died in IfM; he was M. Many of Ms movies are on tape, so you can rent one or two and And out tf that's him. Among those tradable "The Great 7*gHd." than ■ bread has"? Waa it h a s of Ike actor doing Ike Aleve n » ■ errlals. Hope yss ra s help. — Woody Allen Tsai Skenttt PJ.C.. Mrrra Vista, Arte A From the depths of our pea beam - that's Tom Skmttt. Q. Yas meatlaard the s a t e “Hey. lUokles" la ysar cahwwn recently. Yoo said Mstarred U rty Parks sad Aaa Miller. My haP aad sad I re■sewher H as having Abbott and Cart efts. It aaa the ftmatrsi awvtr we hare rv rr sees. It this the u a r aw rtr? - H.M.. Fart Saiith. Ark. A "Hey, Kookies" was not an Abbott and Costello Aim You may be think­ ing of -Buck Privates * « raw N n tsi’A iin KM M atusr: assn (Send your questions In Ask Dick fOrtner. c/o Newspaper Enterprise As•oration. m Madison Are, New York. NY icon Due to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot hr provided i Important firsts’ in *98 experiences have lots of sole ■ wgg asp s mm ■ mt $■ . * ~a i t n$i, ' S+ >WVi** * . \ •>.__ .• . fe h sv d m s & j W l l l l 2 1 '- t i f v>; •*'( k H H H H H H iB r H f l i f l p» tpw m ini) sakfuart r ’ » '+++**'1 M i| r $«$& > iU m F re iM •» « r wr rr T T T r : Wm ■p b pp p m I p m a a m n a d n *. •« - - vsvi■>:•* « • jMOTf / ml -« .... f li t. > * t/ g m { H ■r �W av& S . Serranoi# Hw tW . Swilort. Florida •Sunday, January 1 0 .19M Con tin n e d from Pegs IB for the whole gam e and that's we need to do.* Wells' big night comes on the heals of a 20 point effort In an overtime victory over Lake Brantley on Thursday. The Rams (7-6) took a 31-20 halftime lead and Sem inole could never recover. Wells got scoring help from Adonis Sm ith with 11 points. Mac Hofmann chipped In with seven points and Kevin r ""g»n six counters. Freshm an center Bobby Du­ pre led Arrow Force VU with 1) points, while Derek f*—«p« had nine points and Coraekua Blue eight p o in ts. Lake Mary la n ot scheduled to play again u n til Tuesday the 10th when It h o sts W inter Barit at 7:30 p.m . Seminole will be In action again (anight (Saturday), hosting Spruce C m k In a Clam SA-Distrtct 4 gams a t Bill Fleming Memorial Oymnsstum a t 7:30 p.m . Arrow Pares VII will then be a t Oviedo nest W ednesday a t 7:30 p.m . p.m.. with the men also play­ ing Nassau C.C. at 6 p.m. The Nassau C.C. men come Into the game with an 11-0 re­ cord and are averaging 06 points per game. Including one game in which it scored 163 points this season. Admission to all SCC b as­ ketball games la free. The Raiders led by as many as 10 points In tn r second half, but the Spartans esme back to Ue the game at 43-43 with 12:26 remaining and It was a dog Oght the rest of the way. A crucial point In the game cam e with Ove m inutes left when Edwards grabbed a re­ bound and stuck II back in and B attle followed w ith a lay ig) olT a long pass to put SCC ahead. 57-50. with 4:48 left. SPJC then regained the lead, bill Edwards then scored his sixth of the Raiders' last eight points with 2:31 left to put SCC ahead to slay. Tire Raiders then hit 9 -of-10 free throws the rest of the way to get their eighth win. Chris Ourrclda again led SCC with 16 points, while E l­ lison hit for 14. Battle and E d ­ wards II r a th and Daryl Din­ gle 10. H ie Raiders made lG-of-20 free throws In Uie second half after going Just 3-of-7 In the opening 20 m inutes. Esaw Scruggs paced St. Pete. (7-6) with 17 points. Also In double figure* were Waller Brooms 115), Raymond Perry IN BRIEF Bennet to appear In Orlando ORLANDO _ Olyumptc Oold Medalist and 1006 World Champion Brooke Bennett will r ig i a free, full-color autograph sh e d on Sunday. Jan u ary 10. at the Speedo A uthentic F itness store located at The Pointr shopping com plex. The appearance will be held in conjunction w ith Speedo's Fitness Month promotion and will be held from l-to-4 p m . at The Polnte. 9101 International Drive. Suite 1150 in O r­ lando. The R ant City resident Is s 12-time U.S. point award w inner at the 1996 U.S. Sum mer N ationals after winning three events. Brooke was named the Unitecd S tates Olympic Com m ittee's Sportswoman of the Year for swimming tn 1996. That year sh e wan two gold medals a t the Pan Pacific Hunting maps on Internet PALATKA _ The St. Jo h n s River W ater M anagement D istrict has posted m aps of Its Type II Wildlife Management Areas on Us a rt) site. SJ R.STATE.FL.US. Brochures are also posted to ensure that all hu n ters know the rules. The' sam e m aps and brochures a n available through D istrict offices and the lax collector ofllces selling D istrict perm its. Softball players needed SANFORD _ W omens slowpttch softball players are needed for a team to play on Tuesday night's. Especially a pitcher. Please call Bonnie al 323-0631 for Info. "Lung Cards" are g n at gifts ORLANDO _ The Ootf Privilege C ard, also known aa the Tung Card*, allows golfers to enjoy free or reduced green foes at over 600 courses In Florida. Oeorgu. Alabama. South C arolina and M ississippi. H ie Lung C ard Is a perfect gift for th e holi­ days. and proceeds from your aid benefit the �SANFORD _ Welcome back folks, It's Week TWo of the playoffs. Laat weekend provided some excellent gam es, and these m atchups will have a difficult tim e m atching the excitem ent. Buffalo and San Francisco fre e fans two of the more exciting finishes in recent m em ory, m d deserve to be com ptanoited for th e ir ef­ forts. BRADY LESSARD guarantees you a f a ir shake* a s long a s you keep feeding coins to your video keeper. 1 realise that this Is n ot a popular view on the subject, but the CRYSTAL BALL also sees no reason for helm ets and pads. Football w as In-, vented for w arriors. W ar la not alw ays fun or fair. Instant replay Is for sissies. Enough on the soa pbox, let's look a t the schedule and find some winners. outlet far Denver will lay waste to a team th at w as lucky to m ake the playoffs. Everyone and thetr u n d e th in k s the B roncos are vulnerable because they had a couple of lousy games in the last few weeks o f th e season. But they're wrong, th is squad h a s m ore ta le n t and chemistry th an any U K ) team s tn th e AFC combined! Look for a blowout th at wlO m ake the C olo­ rado fens proud. B nw aaa 4S , C arp s . NEW T O R S (*S) V S. JACKSO NV ILLE Tony Ouru Just called w ith big new s on th is game! Most people will be talking the J e ts , or more Im portantly Parcells, In th is one. O rantcd. he's a great coach b u t does anyone rem em ber who waa an assistan t coach with him w hen he took the underdog G iants to a Super Bowl victory? Jag u ars coach Tbtn Coughlin. Jacksonville h as a rare Insight Into the P ar­ cel! game plan and th at inform ation alone will keep this game much closer th an th e bookies expect. J a la 17, JSgwara 14. _______ ATLANTA (-4) V S. SAN FR A N C ISCO This is the closest gam e to a to rn up on the schedule today. ■ck t a b l e s th e bMf? A punt to and h aa R M ocked? T hat's right. Ml e f you. W hat do a l a f throe acenarl am ? They are aR pfenra that Soccer • M W .W �raj r £»tmfnolr Herald 6smmo(s Hsf«kJ, Ssntord. Florida - Sunday, January to, 1 HERALD ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Thinking C hristian out loud clobbers random ly D eltona C hristian i - » . ; SANFORD - J iis t a few tan • dotn thoughts on today's oporto ! hradllnes/headllners: We haven't heard the laat of •the Jo h n Thompson story th a t ; played Itaelf out Friday with •his resignation a s head coach ’of the Oeorfetown Unlverolty {men's basketball team . There *,has to be more to th e story. • Thompson w as testy In In te r iviews Friday afternoon, snap* Spine over taauea of h is health SANFORD • There’s still only one undefeated boys van ity basketball team In Sfcntnole County. The team has the player with the second leading scoring av­ erage In the county and has a great chance to improve on last season's 4lh-place finish a t the State Tournam ent. But you probably haven't heard of them . The team plays a t the Salva­ tion Army Oymnaatum tn San­ ford and Its three ISth-graders form the nucleus of a team with Ms eyes on an undefeated They are the lib erty C hris­ tian School Fatrtota. the best Raiders edge S t J k S |M a M i fo* W _ ^ M 'a — ^' a Jisi i_ pCnJsxtrr a >% / �•A •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda •Sunday. January 10.1999 Business row will be presented with an nward on Tuesday from W in­ dows NT System s Magazine 1998 exceptional producta award for Its Backup Exec for Windows NT program . The award process la conducted through a Web Site poll of magazine readers and editors. Association, Futuna C hapter of Orlando will meet at 0 p.m the first Tuesday of each month at the Langford Hotel. 300 E. New England Ave., Winter Park. Kathryn Serrante will be the guest speaker. Coat la 015.50 and Includes dinner. For m ore Information and to reserve, call (407) 296-6055. of Altamonte Sprlnga h as been named the U.S. Small Business A dm inistration Sub-Contractor of th e Year. North Florida D istrict. The A dm inistrator's Award of Ex­ cellence recognises owner Antonia Barron and h er staff for their o u tstan d lr* contri­ bution and sendee to th e n a ­ tion by a arnaU business and satisfying th e needs o f th e federal procu remen t mratem. The S8A w as established tn 1953 to help arnaU b u si­ nesses get started an d 0ow . The organization h a s deliv­ ered more th an 12 mllhon Personal touch sets m otel apart STAFF WRITER SANFORD • A Sanford motel Is continuing a 2 1-year tra d i­ tion of specializing in perso n ­ alized service. Elaine Zadow. the owner an d operator of the Slum berland Motel at 2011 S. Orlando Drive, takes time to talk with h e r guests about places to eat. •hop. and the beat roads to take while guiding them around their room. best deal for their money. I treat people the way I like to be treated* Zadow opened the Slum berland Motel In 1977 with h er late husband, Gary Zadow. moving from her hometown of Sudbury in Canada, near To­ ronto. “It was very heartwrenching to leave my hometown.* Zadow aakl. “We looked around, and C entral Florida had trem endous potential for ffow th. The w eather and the cost of living Is great. Plus, the job m arkrt la great for my Idda. It's so m uch Wfemake yourbusiness insuranceour c w u n r n ih r y u u r w tv n k u v n o aikauranue Tm very careful about who I tent to.* Zadow said. *1 w ant my guests to fed aafc. and I want to fed safe myself. This to aomethlng I ran do. amce th la font a b|g hold. The Mg b o ld s can lose control. I run a tight pM uxfcn. C n ta c t in tuLiy fir if dity K a tie s paaucjfcw fowl AimwOsncn iraurjnee *1 didn't know tt I could do M i my own,* Zadow said. ‘But. rre I am and my sincere tanks and appreciation go out my loyal, hard-working and ‘pendabie employees that (iin f u n y W h ir M M pointed to th e board of d i­ rectors of the Srm tnair County Pod Authority. S ta in owns S u m Propedy M an­ agement and Realty Inc. In Sanford. S ta in replaces Claire Paul, who h a s retired / l . W ld tu k i* /Urn 3fO V . Suu 1U*d 4$4 , Smitt 102 &•%%*—i. 9 C 32790 41 Insurance lowers rates P k * * t 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -7 9 7 9 P • -#V ^9,rrr ►iiL l �4 A - Seovnot* Herald. Santord. Honda •Sunday. January 10. 1999 Editorial Opinion Berry's World ‘In a perfect world, we wouldn't be "boomers." Traditionally, people expect a brighter future when a new year rolls tn. They resolve to attain higher goals, to meet new chal­ lenges or to exceed past achievem ents. Here are some Seminole County leaders’ vi­ sionary (perhaps prophetic) ex­ pectations for 1999. Superintendent Paul Hagrrty predicted the operative word In th e coming year will be “cooperatlon'-not only for Seminole County Public Schools, but also for local gov­ ernm ents. ‘Working together to attain common goals m akes sem e,* Hagerty said, pointing to the Dec. 22 dedication of a school and community swimming pool a s a tribute to multi-agency co­ operation. The School Board joined Sanfc d and Seminole County for the project, a fore­ shadowing of mutual benefit* th at Hagjoiy said can result from sim ilar joint ventures In the future. Hagerty also sold th e same kind of cooperation wtU be needed a s the school system cal Sem inary's Aral phase of an Oviedo cam pus opens for stu ­ dents. Meanwhile, she said she was pleased with Oviedo's transfor­ mation from n sleepy, little town to a budding metropolis. “Growth la here,* th e said, ‘and we're going to m ake the best of It.* ted. R to what the auprrlnndent described a s *s cu lmd m andate.* While preparing to meet th e M llenges ahead, Hagerty aald 5 would like to avoid another » d o f m andate next year. Hta Sanford Mayor Larry Dale ■aid he was loo k in g forward to great things tn 1999* as task s he w anted accom plished pick up momentum. Dale said the proposed conference center is moving toward final adoption on the comprehenstvc (Man. Both city and Tourist Development Commla■ton representatives are looking at sim ilar facilities across the country. Midge control, a prim ary plank tn D ale's election campaign platform , received a •100.000 state p a n t last year for th e plan's research phase. Now It la tune for the practical phase, he said, so the stale will be asked for a 0300.000 p a n t (nation project* and sew er Im­ provem ents. % a— Wtin w ie -m.—.r ttbukauaHWi A til mayor rTonovop BM ia he did not m ake predict Iona, but Caaaetberry could expect good things in the next twelve m onths, especia lly with regard to transportation. The W inter Park Drive project win be com ­ pleted with features such a s •t0” n **** ngm»»g «* t ™ Whiter Park "um osa Pnmomot'i year I M uk entrrU have plague Mid, -We a —■■■, i m n i desires cttla the t a j u b The plan Is that arparat dUy at such th at raises c eraing eond levels equal WW MIH ■ - ■■ �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 10. IB M •BA under a personal trainer. In high school, Sm ith won three gold m edals from the New York Stale Music Association. Since moving to C entral Florida, Smith said she has been singing In local clubs and never lost hope. “One of the greatest com pllDisney producer told me he could tell by the way I can y myself that IVe paid my dues,* Smith said. H e could tell th at I was seasoned.’ Smith Is the lead singer of the local rock band Blue Zen. The four piece bond plays at local clubs, and actively raises money for charities, Sm ith sold. “We lake pride In being the bond with a h e a rt.' Sm ith said. "We play for a purpose, to give people great m usic and to help people.* Sm ith sold she also tries to help people with h er b u sin ess, which she co-owns with h er husband of sbt years. Brie W ertky. 28. The design and creations shop with a spiritual library Is a place where people can find peace. Sm ith said. *We try to moke ft a place where people can escape from the dog-eat-dog world. Smith sold. T h is Is a place where Economy— num ber of new. good-paying jobs." The economic report In­ cludes these statistics: Population - An estim ated 348.083 live In th e county. The population has grown 21 p e r­ cent since 1990. adding 00.834 residents. Another 20.000 are expected to arrive by 2004. Households - There are an eatlmated 129.880 households In the county, an Increase of 22.223 from the 107.087 households In 1990. Race - The county's p opula­ tion Is predom inantly w hite (87 percent). The racial com posi­ tion has been slowly diversitytng. The percentage of African Americans has risen from 9 percent In 1990 to 10 per cent in 1998. and Is projected to reach II percent in 2003. The percentage of African Ameri­ cans In Florida is 14 percent. private sector employment h as grown by 40 percent since 1990 despite losing 2.800 lobs In th e 1991 national recession. There are more than 32.000 new jobs since 1990. The county la becoming a regional center with strong po w lh In breath. and find them selves. People can talk, get some con­ soling. even some counseling. They can talk about anything. It's a real comfortable place.* The store is opening a second location In February at the H andle Bar 8t OtIH In Longwood on US Highway 17-92. Sm ith said m uch of the credit for h e r happiness In music and business goes to her husband. *He ts so supportive of me.* Sm ith said. "When Pm on the rood with my band hell ca n y Ths Ssminois Harold Pot Of Tha Weak is Gold Finger, a 5-yaar-old nautarsd mats tabby. He Is fat and happy and dsdawsd on a l four since 1990. Economic Developm ent Prop a n • The county’s business Incen tives p n p u n is the moat cost effective in the state, cre­ ating 978 in new capital injM K M f a r f ln r M I n c n m q , lunaing. The two new regional molls (Seminole Tbwne Centre and Oviedo MaS) attracted through th e Board of County Commit otoners building pragm as will pay 97.7 mflhon In local taxes. The 18 com panies assisted by th e county to date win pay 9 8.6 million in property taxes. T urk's report also details th e life-styies of county re si­ dents. Brm tnnlr County resi­ d en ts listen to tom radio, watch C -Spsn. read Forbes, eat Brie Handl L Bevetfy Transmissions A G reat American Tradition. . H O W TO H ousehold Incom e Seminole County's residents caatimie to grow mors affluent. Usdlwi household lacoms has risea 31% since 1990 and is ottowwd to ha 946467 in 1991. Atom half (47%) of dto county's households (60,753 households) have Incomes over 950400 a year. Median family inoomc in 1998 is estimated to be 854,171. FIND M EANING IN LIFE! S peaker. G re g O lso n 1990 Incoait C ensai Under 915.000 16453 915-925400 17,465 925-950400. 40.612 950-975400 20,727 6,562 975-9100400 5.631 Over 9100400 1 0 7 ,6 9 7 Households Median lx towni 9 3 5 ,6 2 6 3 2 J9 2 7 Over330XXX) 1991 % 15% 16% 38% 19% 6% 5% 100% 31% Estimated 14414 15,342 39.471 29494 15,493 1S.9I6 1 2 9 ,8 9 0 9 4 6 ,6 6 7 - 60.733 Why bother? 2003 % Projected 11% 13,737 12% 14,933 30% 36497 23% 30492 12% 11435 12% 26492 % 10% 11% 26% . 22% _13%_ 19% ! ° f t ’ll0?** _ £ Z * _____ £ " £ - —as. b this it? Who cares? If you answered “YES" to any o f these questions, this Sunday's mrasagr is for you! Come and bring a friend and/or family member w ho may also be inni{{tg for wwrawiwg in their life to W eal Lake C om m unity C h urch . We auc currently meeting Sunday mornings at 10:50 AM south o f SR 46 at the com er o f Orange Bhd. and Wayside Dr. at the Paola Woods Preschool. �i 2A • Semnote Herakl. Sanlord. Honda •Sunday, January 10, 1999 RUSS WHITE SltCIAl. 1X1 Till; IIERALD Kaiser restored county’s pride : ; i * I. i:' A couple of the county com­ missioners balked when Gary Kaiser succeeded the belcagurred Ron Rabun a s Seminole County Manager. They wanted the county to do a national search. They griped that Kaiser didn't have a four-year college degree. They thought the county could do better. Well, they were wrong • and If they don't admit as much now. they're going to leant their lesson In the next several months as they’ search for someone to succeed Kaiser who said he will tell the board on Tuesday that he is leaving. In two splendid years. Gary Kaiser redesigned the way the county did business. He re ­ stored the pride of the 1,200 county employers and raised the level of service and pro­ ductivity. So he wasn't from Harvard or Yale. Didn't matter. Kaiser had no trouble climbing the ladder from Public Safety Director to County Man­ ager. He delegated authority and watched for resu lts. He a l­ lowed everyone elbow roam . They responded. Team morale reached an all-tim e high. Now, everyone aw aits the real challenge. Cindy Coto, the assistant county m anager, is wellres peeled and has worked 20 years for the county. Coto would assum e a great deal of the m anager's duties on an Intertm basts. Coto told one of the commissioners she doesn't want the m aneger's Job. Office skuttlebutt Friday In­ cluded a rum or that Dick Van Der Welde. one of the two com­ m issioners opposed to K aiser's being named m anager, would like to see the county re-hire Kevin Grace. K aiser elim inated WASHINGTON D.C. - Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials are urging the emergency management, fire and emergency services com­ munities and the public to get ready now for Y2K. ’It Is very Important that counties, municipalities, school districts and other organiza­ tions that have not yet begun to work on Y2K Issues, start now," FEMA Deputy Director Mike Walker said. “While some fail­ ures will be minor annoyances, some may have more serious consequences.* The Y2K Issue Is worldwide and refers to electronic and computer system problems that may occur because of the In­ ability of date-sensitive devices to compute '2000* when sy s­ tems move from 1999 to the Year 2000 (Y2KJ. Virtually all systems that rely on computers or electronic devices that refer to date and time may be af­ fected by Y2K tn one way or an ­ other. This Includes power, dispatch and communications systems. 911 systems, micro­ computers, and much more. In a recent FEMA survey of state emergency management directors concerning Y2K Is­ sues at the state and local lev­ els. the directors reported that although Y2K fixes are well un­ derway In stale-level emergemy preparedness ofltces. the emer­ gency service systems of many countries and municipalities remain untested. ■Generally states and the larger local governments are aware of and making some pro- Site s i g h t i n g s ■ Amazon.com Priceline.com Aulobytel |CDnow — 1M% | Preview Travoi 1BJ%f ■ M o n e y c a n t b u y love | WVfcATr.Ll §0UMAB 1 A M min. 11:06 ; organise the troubled public works division. "Gary wanted there to be m ore direction an d - for c a d i division to be more business-like," VanDerworp said. Kaiser also initiated th e pro­ gram to have each county em ­ ployee - even th e com m ission­ ers - wear a county identifies* j don card with th e y ear they b e• |i n wont, tic w iD ify cvnyooc : to be com m unity friendly." : VanDerworp said . He also said : he believed K aiser d id a good : job - "a Job th at needed to b e i done." Recently, som eon e d ie of: feted Kaiser a n equally chal: lenging Job and h e m ay be get: ting m ore offers. H is decision to i retire stem s from 31 years | service to a com m unity b e ! 1 l> 1111 i i i i j i i BBBm m u ■ B l - »’• ■H *1 ^ ' -w W- «W * m * — w sw k «• W rS nr l- - 1 . 1 1 1 a m . Bug. 4:58 a.m.. Bin. Ili4 0 p m , agf. 838 p m 1:07 am ,. 1:17 p m , low: 7:20 a m , 7:48 p m Hnr i B f w 1:37 p m , On this day in 1976. C.W. McCall's w u held, in London. ■sssM sw a rsA aaittsa they have not developed con­ tingency plans specifically for Y2K problems. Instead they plan to address problem s u n ­ d er existing emergency plans or they expect to have th eir sy s­ tem s Y2K compliant In time. Moat states expressed some level of concern over the p o ssi­ bility of power (allures, e sp e ­ cially where power Is provided by sm aller utilities. Other areas of concern died by the states Include limited or lack of re ­ sources to assess, test and validate system s and fixes for Y2K problems. •Every community, every o r­ ganisation and every Individual h a s an obligation to learn m ore about their vulnerabilities and tak e action to prevent potential problem s before they occur." W alker said. 'Potential p ro b ­ lem s need to be Identified and addressed now.* As chair and coordinator of th e Emergency Services Sector (EES), FEMA la one of 34 sector coordinators working with the President's Council on Y2K Conversion, headed by p re si­ dential Advisor John A. Koaldnen. The EES group la working allies. On this day in IMI. Secretary of State James Balter met Tariq Arir, foreign minister of Iraq, in Geneva, In an attempt to avert war In the Middle East, TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Carrie Chap man Cat! <1«S»1M7). women s rights leader. George Balanchine (IMt-llfeSl, choreographer, Simone de Beauvoir (IMt-ltM), writer; Richard Niton <im-ll»4>. U S. president; Judith KrenU (IK! I, writer, is 71; Bart Starr (lilt*), football great. Is IS;-Bob Denver (IMS), actor, Is M; Jean Baer UM1-), singer. Is IS TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day In 1IU, Bevo Francis of Rio Grande Col lege scored ill points In a basketball game against Ashland CoSegi TODAY'S QUOTE: "Pleasures ere like poppies spread: You aelie the flowY, IU bloom is shed.* - Robert Bums TODAY'S MOONi Last NCAA TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Ethan Allen UT» 17»>, patriot: George Washing ton Carver IIM4-1MSI, inventor-educator. Robinson Jeffers UM7-IM2>. Pf**; Ray fejl}?.1,1**;}**1; *•"*** ■lnf e^ Sherrill Hllnw (IMS ), spentbaritone, la M; Willie McCovey (IW» >,baaeball great, a II; Rod Slew art «MS->, s t ^ . Is St; George Forem » lltffr), boxer-actor. Is M. aweiwra, n . ihi. Amv in 5 *** ta “ " TODAY'S QUOTE: ”11la to the credit of human nature, that, except where iu seUUhness Is brought Into play, it loves more readily than it hates " Nathaniel Hawthorne n r t TODAY'S MOON: Day after |( B l last quarter (Jan. #>. v V I DR. R.C SPROUL �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. January 10,1999 •M POLICE LOG .S A E E S i personal messages on computer The foUowtng reports mere comptlrd from the Seminole County Sheriff* Office Joe Incidents recorded Jan. 8: Aggravated battery: M HTORD, • s a fa r i A r a a . 3 3 0 0 H ock. Jn n . 7. G:I4 p.m. A 20-year-old man was arrested by Sem inote Couniy sheriffs deputies for aggravated battery. D eputies said Dir man was arguing with hts roommate when lie beeam r enraged and lilt the o th er man over the head with a chair. 'SAVINGS .BONDS School officials warned Mur­ dock to stop using his school com puter to email the woman on Nov. 23, An Investigation by the Seminole County Sheriffs Department determ ined Mur­ dock had not violated any laws. Rrtchert said. However, Murdock continued lo send m essages to the woman after Nov. 23. Reichert sold. "We don't know what an In­ vestigation of his m essages af­ ter November 23 will reveal.’ Reichert said. STAFF Wltn Kit Domestic violence: GAMCUHCaunr, T h rash L oss, to o Stock, dan. 7. 9:50 p.m. An 18-year-old man w as arrested fay Seminole County sheriff's deputies for domestic violence. D eputies said he got Into an argum ent with his brother over what show to wntcli cm television. The brother left the room and h r followed him. shouting threats. When the brother turned around, h r slapped him and walked away. confirm Murdock’s use of a dating service during class lime with a school com puter. Murdock could not be reached for comm ent. one Funeral Director handles all dclallB all preparation Is done at this facility service times will meet your needs no Interest Is charged on trusted prearrangements, which ore 100% refundable the family selects cremation services markers designed to specifications Teachers are allowed to use school com puters for personal Driving under the influence: ALTAMONTE M l UlfO i. K. AHreosato at lU ttaw ay. Jan. 7. 1:56 a.m . Altamonte Springs Police arrested a 40-yrnr-old man for driving under the Influence. OTOUfOTA. O saaty l e a f 4 1 0 a t C kohw to Rood. Jan. 7. 9:02 p.m . Florida Highway Patrol arrested a 20-yenr-old man for driving under the Influence. ALTAM ONlt BMUNOA, M a to A to m * at F a t* W rest. Jan . 7. 6:20 p.m . A 26-year-old m an. a 32-year-old woman and an 18-year-old man were arrested for sale of a controlled substance by Seminole County sheriff's deputies. Deputies said th e three approached an underrover officer and the woman agreed to sell them a quantity of crack cocaine for 440, All th ree were arrested. In a post a rrest search, additional cocaine waa found In the older m an's pocket, lie was charged with p ossession of a controlled substance a s well. F Murdock h a s requested a heartng to m e a l h ts auapen- uneral H om e since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. F L 32773 322-3213 D ir .JUKI. W [. i i i \I i |h m | i 11; - i ) i >\ | i ! 1 H I 1 K aiser .1 , A ( I I ) |; | \ \ J M >' ) . i m i . 11 \ I s* i :>:>!> . !*1 |>. iii . ii �m w 'C * *•# ,4 Serving Wanted: Volunteers seeking wild experiences. Weather Thunderstorms Sanford, Casselberry. Lake M ary Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County HI: 77 Low: 55 2\ SkieeltOS Kaiser will manage count! until April 15 WEEKEND January 10.1999 91si Yew. No 98 (407) 322-2611 Sanford, FL 1G County aglow with economic M l! STAFF WRITER move, agency says ifi -- 4 ‘ -• 'V -.-'V .T ‘• '*4 � 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, January 10, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 10, 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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Do women ever die under PETER these circumstances? f i; DEAR READER: Mori deaths durd f OOTT, M.D Ing sci relatioM are.paused by heart attacks I've never heard of a woman who died under these rirrumstances, j^ k but then I’ve never heard of a woman M — dying from shoveling snow either. This may be a gender thing: The sex act may be more strenusua for men. Box MIT, Mum who usually adopt a more active role York, NY I01M. than their partner! do, aa well aa the title, assuming the more traditional on-top position. Viagra has been reported to DEAR DR. GOTT. The person who be associated with heart attacks, ■ ■ ■ because the older men who use the drug mpy hove heart disease and ACHOSS 40 D V i_(bod should not use their usual nltratea, wrote you about her sm elly bowel movement* might be helped by the dally u*e of over-the-counter aci­ dophilus capsule*. Works for me! DEAR READER: These capsules contain harmless bacteria that can aid digestion. If they help to reduce odor and gas, they're fin e to use. Thanks for the suggestion. 01ISS NEWSPAm ENTEIPHSE ASSN wmen p rrvrn i c o n w iiy i p u m , n uie time they tske Viagra. DEAR DR. GOTT During a recent exam, my doctor frit a -m ass' in my lower right abdomen. Ho ordered a m T R K p ft c m K CUKT TOOK AMD [ O t f t GET OOT1 , Uculosis^H^uys that there's noth­ ing be can do, because I'm IS. Yet 1 continue to have a sagging ache in the DEAR READER: The barium enema is a type of X-ray tent used to examine the colon. Although often helpful, It ha» it* drawbacks. Par mate the X-rqr* difficult to interpret, and the barium (which Is Introduced through the rectum) doesn’t always fill the entire calm: la particular, the cecum (the beginning o f the colon tor further tasting, which — In my •platen should Include a colonoscopy or a CT scan o f your ahdomoa and salvia. Perhaps your physician should rater you to a gas rcnnnnn n n n n n n n n nn nn nnnn n n n n n nnnnn n nnnnn nnnnn nnnnnncj n n n nnrcn n n n n n n n n nnrnnrcn nn nn nn rcnrannn n n n n n n nnnnnro n n n n n n n n oran n a n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n h p id i i n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n % i �'____- iiiu S ,{ M ill m . a, iff 'l i S k S S S* 5 ;;;? 5 5 45 & jr i tftisii i? i£ Mpr* * — -v — T CO* •*»-v* IgESj# l 1 ** 'v-r Jg^ '<»*i‘ Jk '•*?"• S !• ffn Jffcj 1 _ K.y$' r^Hi v4 W■i^V* * jsiiL'* ^ -2 il 6 ^>I'm mniffiiri 8 > i 5 5558888, Irilifiiiis! �•A •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. January 8. 1999 Youth Wicklow (0-3) at 3:45 p.tn.: and Plnecrest (2-1) vs. Hamilton Raines (1-3) at 5 p.m. lYtme Time League. Otrenwood (4-0) vs. Lnkrvicw I (2-2) tit 6:15 p.m. and Lakevtcw tl 0 -3) vs. Stile (0-4) at 7:30 p.m. The results from games played on December 19th: K-l League .Celtics 22. Heat 10: Magic 6. Dulls 4: Lakers 22. Pistons 10. 2-3 League _ Heal 19. Dulls 16: Magic 32. Celtics 14. 4-5 League _ Jazz 21. Pacers 3: Knlcks 12. Spurs 10; Clip­ pers 9, Rockets 8. Middle School League Hawks 32. Ducks 23: Hornets 28, Wizards 21: Nets 31. Sontes 22. Elcmcntaiy League _ Pinecrest 2. Goldsboro Blue Oc Goldsboro Gold 2. Wicklow 0; Hamilton O’Neil 19. Hamilton Raines 16. Prime Time League _ Orrenwood Lakes 61. Lakcvlrw I 19: Lakevtcw II 51. 5tile 35. SEM INO LE TRINITY Dartui Ik-amon I MAGIC 6. BULLS 4 B u lla (4) Larry triton I. Matthew llnhnrr I, Strphm tlallnl 9. Magic (8) IM * * Slinon 1. Dorian Dana t in u Hnrvakrr I. Ktt*ha Caflry 3. I. LAKEBS 22. PISTONS 10 Hatusa (10] Jordan OrtiTln 7. Anthony Danleta 3. Lsksn (90) tlnuflry Curry t. Jam * Wltftna 91. Mart?othorn tUuika 3. Kerry W ltf M 4. K - l LEAGUE PISTO NS 12. H EAT 6 C «U lc« (22) Josh Smith 3. Michael Kadiak I. O* ate Faiatm 14. Scan Watktna I. William ItarulMd 3. Hast (10) Krta Jo h m o i 3. T h in Knbrrt* 7, win* lose & D R E W /If ^ § f& Briefs vj-lim i ■! 1r '] 4M| _ A _ j n ra n e r m a 1tes m <MSt O �* Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday, January 8 , 19M - 7* What kind of people did Jesus come for? FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SANFORD Are you listening to the sermon? Some people will do anything to avoid sitting through a sermon . Take Bill (not his real name). He was being honored by his church far Ida 30 yean as a Sunday school teacher After the customary bestowals o f praise by the congregation, he responded with the usual things Sunday ■ehool teachers say on these occaMons. such as, *1 think I learned more from the children than they learned t recently read a story by a fellow who was working at a camp for elementary-school aged children one summer. ft had mined a couple of days tn a rou>. and finally the sun was shining, but It was still muddy outside. The other caMn counselor and f were about lo fake the bogs strim­ ming In the lake when we decided we wouldfirst let them have a mudfight. The boys loved ttt They smeared mud aU over each other and att over themselves and made a tremendous mess. During all of this. I noticed that a boy named Erie kept naming back andJorih to a nearby picnic table. When I went to see what he was doing, I saw a huge pQe o f mud on (he table. Eric stuffed his face into the mud. waited a minute, then pulled It out. When I asked him what he was doing, he said. Tm making an Impression o f my face Jar my mam.* f was Sttrfgued by Eric's attitude. WMe everyone was ptoylng In the mud and making a mess. Brte was trytog to make something out qf the mud. that's the way It Is with our lives, we spend all of our days In the mud and some of us don't get anything but muddy. There are others, however, who get just as mudgy as everyone else, but they end up producing something of value. This Is how Ood means us to be. He wants us to accomplish something while we re here on earth. Life Is not a parly, It's a project. As far as Jesus was concerned, his life on earth was u project. He came lo earth knowing he had something to accomplish, and he did it. In Luke IB;IO, he said. The Bon of Man has come to seek and save that which was lost* At the beginning of his ministry Jesus gave a mare on ju fa arum pi ion ov nn mi*ftton wnm, in a worMiip service at a synagogue on a Sabbath morning, he read from the book of Isaiah. The passage he said to the con- Itvalah tells u» exactly who our target market Is. He said sage to the world Is a message of hope. When someone |v. t), T h e spirit of lhe Lord Is on me. because the Lord comes to you and me with a problem, the Oral thing we has anolnled me lo bring good news lo the afflicted; He need to ten them Is, This can be solved. With Ood'a help has sent me lo bind up the broken hearted, to proclaim we can work this out.* The gospel Is a powerful message, liberty to captives and freedom to prisoners.* The It gives us a reason to have hope, church's ‘ target market’ Is the aflllcted. the broken 3. Do The Ministry hearted, the captives, the Imprisoned. Where do we find Isaiah said that the Messiah would (v. 3-3) “Comfort all these people? They're everywhere! In any neighborhood— who mourn...provide for those who grieve...bestow on rich or poor, black or' white or any other color—In the them a crown of beauty Instead of ashes, the oil of gladworld you will (lnd people who are hurting. ness Instead of mourning, and a garment of praise Suffering Is no respecter of persons. tYe known as instead of a spirit of despair.* Isaiah went on to say that many poor people who are afflicted with cancer or other his followers will (v.4). “rebuild the ancient ruins and diseases as rich people. I’ve known people with financial restore the places long devastated: they win renew the problems, some rich, same poor. Just s few weeks ago. I mined cities* visited a dear Mend tn Brevard County who Is atill sufThe Messiah's mission—and our mission as well Is to feting from lass of speech and who can hardly walk after rebuild and renew. Jesus ministered in terms of IndMdhavtng had a stroke over a year ego. She and her family uate' broken lives, people such as the woman caught In live tn a Mg. expensive house and have almost anything adultery, the Oadarene demoniac and the man born they want. But their wealth dkfnl stop them from being Wind, tn the ministry of the New Testament church we hit by a tragedy. They're taping as well as they can and see people of different races being brought together as Irustlr* tn the Lord to help them. But they suffer never- brothers and sisters, the poor being helped, widows being (dc prophecy and compare It to the life of Jesus they (It perfectly. Jesus came to earth wHh a inte­ nd he fulfilled It. He Bved life on purpose. Peter xlup themtntotryof Jesus by saying (Acts I 0 3H) Ihereto HOWTO FIN D M EA N IN G IN U F E ! p U w jfr v A < ~iukI? | f 11 V.sg ij ajgm ai ias,^ irw 4 f o �4A • Seminot* Hftrakj. Ssntord. Rondl •Friday. January I . IBM People f y y M |^j>—< \ n , 1 i s n Be w a ry o f telem arketers Writers’ group The Round Table Writers' Group meets every Saturday at 10 a.m. in the cafe at Borders bookstore. 880 W. State Road 436 (southeast comer of 430 and 434). Altamonte Springs. The meetings are open to anyone Interested In Improving writing skills, whether for en­ joyment or to advance toward getting work published. There Is no cost. Anyone Is welcome to attend the meetings, and to participate by bringing examples of their own creative writing. If a seri­ ous critique is dotted bring right or ten extra copies for others to mark and edit. For more Information call Darrell Johnson at (407) 2821449. Sunbolt Dayllly Club Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets the first Sunday of the month at 2 pm . through April at the Ag­ ricultural Center In Sanford., The dub educates members on dayllly growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There ate no dub dues. Call 3S1-S21B. G a m b le r i, fa m ilie s Anonymous and far family and meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-amokers) at 7:30 p m . Church of the Oood Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more information, call 236-9206 Your doors may be locked. Your windows are secure. Yet, the thief gets In and deprives you of your money and peace of mind. Impossible, you aay? Not at all. This thief enters your home easlty-lhrough your tdephone or your mailbox. It's the fraudulent telemarketer. Every year, thousands o f Americans lose billions to fraudulent telemarketers. Surveys reveal that moat are older, well educated, active, and have higher than average Incomes. Some lose their entire life savings to these criminals. While many telemarketers are legitimate, an estimated 14,000 fraudulent telemarketers alickl Their crimes sophisticated, and very few mall, lots of unsolicited phone calls, offers to have couriers pick up cash or a check are all signs that the older person may be a target for criminal activity. Urge older people to be wary of any caller who asks for a credit card or bank account BARBARA number or demands money up HUGHES front In return for a •free" prise. Caution them to read careftiUy the fine print on solid titions people are prepared for an they receive In the mad. If (hey questions about a encounter with this kind or have criminal. Less than five percent solicitation, they can check on understand that fraudulent It by calling the National Fraud Information center (NF1C) at Itelemarketers are criminals. What can you do to ensure 800-876-7060. that your older relative or friend wont be taken In? What should you teO them to watch for? An extraordinary amount of Junk Chicken soup ranks at the top a shelf for years) also affects the flavor and texture of the chicken and vegetables. Americana pluck mote cans o f chicken noodle soup off shelves than any other aoup. Family is happier without in-law ’s mom ^ soul, or simply because M's a C. cold-wi Among afl those choices, you'd think some would b e really tasty. But our teat o f top^ tarred and dry “ ^ 7 Simple • few mupa (you a id vmtar) and dry The dehydration process used to prepare dry mixes and nunen Is no more b en lfi. Ad­ ditionally. many of these soups contain hydrolyxed vegetable protein (HVP): when used 0019801011 ______________________ . different chicken noodle cans and Jars, as dry ramens. 7 than much fattier Chat) regular . i- w t f w . other vegetables ate included, they should be very slightly firm and taste like what they are: carrots and red bell pepper. for example, not untdentiliable orange and red btta that hove had die flavor cooked out of than. Noodles ahould be slightly firm. Chicken pieces should be ******* and have the flavor and t«*u re of the real thing. We ludfirtj ramen (od iin iilv an Asian Import that's more noodle ftqfkH i than chicken noodle) an the oame criteria. particularly obvious. . . <aes with a d t t t f i m m But a few soups, tndudtnd S d ^ J o e e T t e t M s d the dried Upton soups and . ^ g f * « « * * • • * **oled. tasted rhtrhsn. f * HVP-wtth a bouilloncube-llke flavor—than of ^ m chicken. Some soups also had Z Z J Z a noticeable monoaodtum gjutamale taste. raevo __ n___ _ “ }{• cwijt iomco wnn u*000 w ait disease, or want to lower your oak < PROPOSEDTOWNCENTERHSTRICT COOE th at t h e o r y HOLD A 1«MI Off TM1 CITY OF ON THE TOWNCENTER MTHICT CODE) THAT WOULD APPLY TO THE <■• — rw * ■ im r H r \ " ' I» . T3 " '■ " H I NAk~. KTJ -/ctiUK M.tf» itffi r'liv. * 2. « v-v �IIIIIHBIIMPRIRRIPPP I B f lH H P P H I M p ilM iH P H H P H P H B P H mAflCmHMMi Swnnoie Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday. January 8.1999 - BA Sports •f 9 You’re not a sports fan If you miss.. a s s b t m it Seminole misses bullseye Lake M ary girls basketball team barely dodges upset ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR a ro m a • w r o n SANFORD • It's tough to have every game circled on the opposing teams calendar In a big ted red tcircle, but that's the dilemma facing the Lake Mary girls basketball team. The defending stale champions are In a different situation this than last. Now. they are the opponent on everyone's lute. The champs went to Seminole _ it and left with a hardfougit 34-33 win In a rematch against the tough Seminotes. The wtn snapped a two-game losing streak for the Rama and a four-game winning tear for the of the Wtek h i*. D Ra H hSAK C hI I i h II U f t i ^ m O vjBi IM flN U lf f t B r ter Springs at Lake Howell, 7:30 pan. CASSELBERRY _ This to « matchup you cant miss If. for no other reason, than to see the two best players In the county go against each other. Winter Springs inside man Winston James and LakeiHowell Howell point guard Reggie Kohn. University of South could K ith Florida-bound, Florida* have been teammates since last year, but James transferred to Winter Springs where he has been one of the area's dominating last night, but said her team can play better than It has coming o(T an undefeated season. *1 think It s a mental thing.' Sut­ ton said. 1 couldn't let the team down with my Injury, but our rec­ ord right now doesn't say anything about our team at all. Everyone used to tell us that the moot impor­ tant games were In February, but I thought they we all Important. Now. I realize that It aD- depends If that's the case. February can't come soon enough for the Rama. The team's four losses are more than any current Lake Mary player has suffered In the past two years Kohn. bached up by the strongest starting five In Seminole County, can run a game by himself, but he has plenty of M b from it dominating front ‘bne featuring ‘ i Chad ParThe Tonteht: Boy* Soccer, Lyman at Oviedo, 7:30 pjn. OVIEDO _ The Lions are comity off a fifthplace finish In the Es^e invitational where Mmni omy mi um r opener, on Ovtodo got off to a frO start Joe Avattone and baa alrn ■E7 it i?** Lake Mary boys edge Patriots in ■ a v ', EC'... m an Kohn, Howell Bkjh • qwiil bni. mow vwunulov ub 11^.1 « » - n bi tow iMta. i». . .l « u iii. oTI yM H fy ft r D O a.... fiK ||{V ■ S t f.':'': E / -W ; ' Fa-' feT-» '■ A M ' *V k v m rt * •*i«T rti>: j:ni£tO m *2®r. '* iO f ...................... ..v-i ■ ‘-tj. i * 1 SO �tekv h h H h H > 2A *Senvnole HetaU, SantoftJ, Ftontla - Friday. January B. 1999 RUSS WHITE Jan. 8 , 1999 W j m j Today li the eighth | :p | “ p? day of 1999 ana thf 19th day of winter, m t. i i i P TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in IC42, the astronomer Galileo died in Arcetrl Italy. On thU day in HSt, Charles de Gaulle was inaugurated as president of France. On this day in im . the US. postal service put Elvis Presley stamps on sale at post offices around the nation. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS John Carroll (1715-1115), clergyman; Jose Ferrer l l l l l im i. actor. S a w Salsa tim -), comedian, is 71; BUI Graham (m iin n . rock music entrepreneur; EMs Presley t t » S l«77l, stafer. Shirley Bassey tltJ M . staler, to U ; David Bowie (IM7-I, musician, Is 51. TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in I N I Jack Ntcklaus placed lath la the Los Angeles Open. It m Us Brat ap­ pearance in a professional potf tour- Here’s the news fromJohn Mica You've seen politicians on Meet the Press. Rrp. John Mica from Winter Park has his own way to communicate with his constituency%It’s called Be the Press. Perhaps you have the latest copy of Mica’s Report From Congress, a handsome 8-page tabloid. Those who know Rep. Mica realise he’s not the tabloid-type. He and Ruppert Murdoch aren’t on the same page - not now, not ever. Mica’s not likely to be compared to his Florida pal. Rep. BUI McCoUum. His Report firm Congress contains no Impeachment news. Mica’s left the Clinton squabble to McCoUum. reserving space In his paper for the concerns o f his Central Florida constituency. And. we're grateful. It’s good to be represented in Washington by a man who la aware that 40 million Americans do not have access to affordable health care. Mica Is working on a solution. He also wants to preserve Social Security and improve Medicare and Meidlcald. In his report. Mica offers a cost effective plan for a light rail system In Central Florida. He gives an update on the planned St. Johns River Bridge. Interstate-4 widening, the County 46A/14 Interchange. Cross Seminole Trails. Orlando Sanford Airport and bus system expansion. Mica’s colleagues cm skier him to be one of the hardestworking members o f the 300 N. Ftmeh fea., Unfed (4071323-7611 Ffec (407) » M 0 > none quko Iks tho ona pictured. Gsorga E. WaU, long Mma omptayoo of Chaao and Company, snfoysd making his chldren and grandoNMren an assortment of mechanical working toys. Pictured hare la a working modal ol a Jaap ha mads lor hia grandchMren Christmas IM I.Frankto and Johnny Curds are in fha rear east and Osorya Cunts la la ndtag. Thsy am foa chicken of Vtotot Waks Cunia now of Ormond Daach. In the Spurting, was a ta Naw Smyrna at community college SPECIAL TO THE HERALD Are you planning a special trip abroad, need to transact business, or simply wish to leant a new language? De pre- pared! Community Education Programs at ^rmtnafe Com­ munity Cnirgr to fAtotaed to announce conversational lan­ guage classes for the bpglnner. All courses will tndude cul­ tural Information. W EATH ER French I: Thursday. Jan. 88ird i 4. 6:30-9:30 p.m.. Main unpus; $49 German I: Tuesdays, Jan. l-March 2. 6:30-9:30 p.m.. rtedo High School; $49 Italian I: Mondays. Jan. 25arch 1, 6:30-9:30 p.m.. Main unpus. $49 Japanese Thursdays, Jan. LMarch 4. 6:30-9:30 p.m.. In public is universal. Yet. making presentations to groups to a great opportunity to Inform, persuade, or lead others. ‘ Leant to relax, prepare, and successfully relate to your audience, Tool] Review: (Tuesdays ft Thursdays, Feb. 2-April I. 4-6 p.m.. Main Campus. $001 Pre.p op * students, to, tokc an inIain the skills and technlquea needed to poos standardised testa required by most colleges l O U H f t l l U : itoL 1020 t . n « m i. 4:10 L B , min. 1 0 2 0 p jL «B $ . 4*3$ F 1" 12:1$ a m T lS a o pju.^km r 6:30 u d ., 6:58 p.m. Mow •m yn a Booofc high: 12:23 a .m .., 12:35 p m , Ion: 6:34 iiP iit 7*00 p.BLi On m B m iu ■vr'- MOT h||h: 12:38 am , 1230 pjn., 76 66 loon 6-49 am , 7:15 p a American Sign Language: (Wednesdays, Jan. 37-April 21. 6-6 p.BL. Mam Camp is; Thursdays, Jan. 28-Aprfl 22. 6 d 0 4 2 0 p.m.. Hunt Club Can^piaK Pri marily far mu V O 111' N ( W ’. i ■, » i ■tVT*ir!2j' ’T._-agfakare t ». �Rhino flies high with TV viewers "T V Mr. PotaU Head Shew" FOX KIDS. Satardays The foUowtng report* were con Sheriff* office for incidents roe Far beneath the hordes of students rushing through the corridors of Hying Rhino Jr. High lurks a sinister presence. It's the nefarious Earl P. Sidebattom. also known as The Phan­ tom, a seriously annoyed student who was flunked fay his teacher. As a result, he has retreated to the depths of the school to lake his revenge on the other students. With Ration, his rodent sidekick, Domestic violence: B B I PASS, Lake O’ tka Vi a.m. A 35-year-old man waa EVAN LEVINE executives, they can't decide what they waM. As a result, one week Mr. Potato Head plays a superhero, the next a any, and the next a Wagnerian opera linger. It'a a funny idea that clearly trie* to pigy off the changeable nature of the toy. Some of the show is quite amus­ ing (Mr. Potato Head essentially hires M i friends to work an the show, inchiding Baloney, his best friend, and Queen Sweet Potato, a yam with attl u n spenas nil aiyi pwiun| atmuraiy deeds against the likes of superomart Lydia Lopex and shy Marais Saariris. The kids have to use a combination of school smarts and street smarts to foil him. When dinosaurs rampage through the achoet, how can the atudents get rid of them'’ Extinction, of course The kids must deal with the result* of Earl's ability la diangrthe is a rhinoceroa.1 "I rrsHy liked Lora. 7. "Even Un ments and locales (far example, one episode took place in ancient Egypt, complete with pharaoha and mum mieai. Despite its rather manic took and Of all thg ten hanging around your child's room, Mr. Potato Head proba­ bly seems like the one Most Likely To Be Chen His Own Show. In this new aeries, the famous talking head is a producer/director trying to figure out ■ * ■ ** ■ 14 ywm* show is confuting. Nina. S. walked away tram it while Greg.«. had trou wood can be funny, but tt'a hard to know if Uds will get the joke. Visuals: • — Truthfully, he's better looking in person, but the show does incorporate a mixed-media style hat 1 — H is rnntrhMg re jhn amfay ng « • pan fali Mad of thaw. Ultimately, IdimMIMy. S — At times there's simply too much going on to keep up. Fen Farter — It’s certainly ffaefy and fast-paced. Boon Lerine f* the author of "JUd* Pick the Best Vidttm for Ktd»,mfrom jhaogMMa ta t^ n rtws^hard far caroi ru m im tn g of the South'? Credit ' - *L -• j fI •f W r l - T ' •■•' V. • ‘ ••"^1 �Serving Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County needs volunteers to visit patlents In local nursing homes, run errands for Camilles and befriend patients tn their homes. A free orientation and training session will be held each Tuesday for six weeks beginning Jan. IB. The ses­ sions win tie held from 13:90 until 3:30 p jn . at Woodharen Baptist Church. 1-4 and John Young Pathway. Orlando. 1b register or for more In­ formation call Sarah Stengel at Weather FRIDAY Partly Cloudy Hi: 76 January 8, 1999 91st Year. No. 97 (407) 322-2611 Sanford, F I Low: 61 Education tax credits available N ew college opens doors Senator to nominate students to 1•' 1 ' a id I* •*• w » U » M 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, January 08, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 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>, January 08, 1999; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/58383936dbf8d5a5ec5b00953b131fa0.pdf 52b78b929a7439f948c2cb3b1ee981d4 PDF Text Text ¥ 91st YEAR, No. 51 Why can’t we have tolerance? Sometimes, we are loo quick with our conclu­ sions. We read or see some­ thing and make judg­ ment. We cat­ egorize people as either 7 being good lor bad. WepoVit fingers. We get angry. * An abortion provider la shot to death. A gay man to battered and killed. Anti-semi tic graffiti la painted at a synagogue. What are we supposed to make o f all this? Are we sorry for the abortion provider or the gay man or the rabbi and his congregation? Are we sickened at the crimes committed against them? What do we do about It? On Tuesday, we can vote. We raff go to the polls and help elect a governor, a state senator, a congressman, an attorney general, circuit judges, city commissioners and a num­ ber of other public officers. Those In Sanford can vote whether or not they want a waterfront jrotel/conference cen­ ter at Fort Mellon Park. — • Those countywide can vote for or against a Pubbc Decency Ordinance that defines the con­ clusions most have made about what's good or bad. Some believe U to strong try­ ing to legislate morality. They say each citizen has the right to choose what he or she may wear In public and go where he or she may choose to go. All they ask to that society practice tolerance. That each voice be heard. Instead of listening or trying to understand others, we disap­ prove and condemn. No one person or group will ever have all the answers. There are those vrho didn’t think 77year-old John Glenn should return to space. His own chil­ dren weren't pleased. Others were thrilled to watch Thursday's launch o f the shuttle Discovery. Glenn said he was gratified at their enthusiasm. During the Korean War. Glenn and Hall o f Fame basebal player Ted Williams flew dan­ gerous missions for the same pilot squadron. Williams said one day they buzzed down on a target by flying under a bridge. Williams' plane took a hit and he barely made It back to the base. Some o f the language Williams used that day and on just about any other day hardly would please those wishing to regulate morality. So what? He's still a hero. Russ White writes about people places and Issues In Seminole County. I f you have an idea fo r a column. please call 332-2011. write P.O. Box 1667. Saq/ord. 32772. or e-mail SlIEdUor O aol.com. SEMINOLE LIFE... EDITORIAL... Diking at gun safety Mow 75 Cents SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1.1998 County’s decency w ar reaches final stages By Baas Whits HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Pastor/polltlcal candidate and public decency activist Mark Oeorge has been hit with his second law suit of the week along with a criminal charge that he used the City of Casselberry seal without ap­ proval (a second degree mis­ demeanor). At the same time, Maitland attorney Hugh Trees has In­ formed the Board o f Semi mole County Commissioners that six adult entertainment clubs have made a Bert J. Harris. Jr. Property Rights Protection Act claim against the county. These are the latest devel­ opments In the 1998 debate about whether the county or the City o f Casselberry can cover up the nude dancers at adult clubs, close these dubs or move them to what one adult business attorney called the "cow pastures'** near San­ ford. George led a group calling Itself the Seminole County Citizens for Decency, collecting enough signatures on a peti­ tion to force a Public Decency Ordinance on the Nov. 3 ballot. Political Insiders expect the vote to going to be close. Those who oppose the ordi­ nance say they are not doing so because they're against derrnry but for the purpose of protecting their liberties • and for not having the Christian Right get away with legislating morality. The adult entertainment In­ dustry to arguing that govern­ ment cannot simply destroy the value o f the existing busi­ nesses and expect to pay nothing for doing so. T h e county must be prepared to pay millions of dollars tn dam­ ages." Trees said If the voters adopt the Public Decency Or­ dinance. Deputies arrest man for Internet sex ad Gang activity is an emerging problem First story tn a * fries. By m n IIERALO STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Gang activity In Seminole County la mobile and disorganized, but still an emerging problem, deputies say. That * the assessment of Investigator Tony Duu, coordi­ nator of the Seminole County Sherri IT* Office Gang Suppres­ sion Unit. There are 13 Identified gangs In the county with 300 members. Diaz said. ’ As long as they're disorganized we're successful.* Diaz said. "Gangs count on us not talking, denying that they are a problem. Gangs In larger elites that are more o r­ ganized have nothing to prove. They know they're bad. These gangs around here are an emerging problem. It takas networking together to keep them disorganised." Every gang tn Central rioilda Is a 'hybrid gang.* according to the suppression unit. This differs from the 'gm erattonal gangs tn Los Angeles and Chicago.* Diaz said, where the leadership of a gang passes from one generation o f a family to the next. Graffiti is often a sign of gang activity. Diaz said, adding that 'graffiti Is the newspaper o f the streets. If you see some graffiti crossed out. replaced by different graffiti, you know there Is more than one gang In the area.* In the county's Graffiti Abatement Program, an offender paints over graffiti, takes a class, and performs community service. Malls, arcades, and street comers are popular hangouts for gang member s In the county. Diaz said. The suppres­ sion unit works closely with mall security and police to monitor gang activity in these areas. Gang members tn the county generally range tn age from 13-21 years old. but ran be as young as nine, according to the unit. They form an allegiance for a common purpose and commit violent and criminal acts. Those who Join gangs usually have low self-esteem, feel unloved at home, do sgs M T h e Bert Harris act claim shouldn't come as a surprise to the county." Winter Park attor­ ney David Wasserman said Fri­ day. "Their own attorney (Bob MrMUIan) warned them earlier this year. What else did they expect?" Wasserman said he filed the criminal offense charge against Oeorge after being handed m a­ terial Oeorge had mailed to Casselberry voters. *We went to the city and were Pleas* ass Dsceaey, fags 7A ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • A paraplegic man was charged Friday for trying to hire a per­ son through a computer adver­ tisement to rape and kidnap a woman while he videotaped the acts, deputies said. Oary Douglas Gamble. 31. of 128 Laurel Oak Dr.. Longwood. was chargrd with solicitation to commit sexual battery and solicitation to commit kidnap­ ping. according to Deanna Brown, spokeswoman for the Seminole County Sheriff's Of­ fice. Chris Judd of Sanford helped his aunt. Barbara Kincaid, carvs this At­ lantic Giant pumpkin, she tranaported from Glens Fals, NY. For mors HaMoween scenes in the county, ass Page 6A Brown said several days ago Gamble posted on ad on Y a­ hoo Com. an Internet web site, for someone willing to do *a down and dirty Job.* A com ­ puter user saw the ad and no­ tified her office. Brown said, adding that the man agreed to help Investigators with the ease. Brown said Gamble sent the man a videotape of the woman with a spliced pornographic taping of two men having sex with a woman. An undercover agent then arPleaee see taterset. Page 3A On Thursday, Sanford photographer John Salsbury shot this picture of the Discovery space shuttle flight, which ts carrying John Glenn. Dr. Kenneth M. Wing was a Captain in the U.S. Army when he was awarded a certificate for achieve­ ment in 1963 for his service as general surgeon during Project Mercury. Local surgeon sees Glenn come full circle By BUI Karas HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Sanford resident Dr. Kenneth Wing, a surgeon, has seen astronaut John Glenn come full circle. Wing was on the Recovery Team for the Astronaut Pro­ gram with NASA when Olenn became the first man to orbit the earth on Feb. 20. 1962. On Thursday, he observed the launch o f the Discovery space shuttle at the Cape along with his family. Glenn, a crew member, flew Into space once again. Wing was the Acting Chief of Surgery at The Fort Qordon Winning fantasy LONGWOOD • Lottery Secretary Marcia Mann announced that 10 winning tickets matched all five numbers In Thursday’s FANTASY 5 drawing. According to Lottery computer records, one o f the winning tickets was sold In Longwood. The win­ ners will share a top-prize payout totaling (250.762.00. Each ticket holder will receive a cash prize of (25.078.20. Suspect arrested ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - On Friday at approximately 3 a.m. Altamonte Springs Police responded to 629 Pershing Drive. The resident called police when they saw someone In thetr vehicle In the driveway. Responding officers came In contact with Army Hospital In Georgia when the Department of De­ fense and the Army assigned him to the recovery tram In the Atlantic Ocean. On board the U.S.S. Strlbllng Destroyer, one o f three U.S. ships In the recovery zone . Wing was part of a full surgical team ready to fix any Injuries Glenn In­ curred In his flight. Glenn came down next to the U.S.S. Noah Destroyer, und was airlifted to the aircraft carrier Randolph with only a bruised thumb. ’ My Job was to set up the operating room on the Haase s n Wing. Pigs. 7A In Brief a subject armed with a gun. threatening to take his own life. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office Swat Team and Hostage Negotiators were called In to assist. At approximately 7:55 a.m. the subject calmly surrendered. The man. Identified as William S.Scott. 24. was placed under arrest for auto theft. The lights were recently installed by the Recreation and Parks Department, and will allow the courts to be used In the evening hours. Each light fixture Is equipped with a timer to provide lighting dally from 6 until 9 p.m., as well as. glare guards to ensure that adjoining proper­ ties are not Impacted. Basketball courts lighting Sanford Historic lYust SANFORD • Residents, city staff and local officials will gather at Fort Mellon Park on Monday at 6 p.m. to commemo­ rate the official lighting of the basketball courts. SANFORD - The Sanford Historic Trust will meet on Nov. 5. at 7 p.m.. at the First Presbyterian Church, comer of Fourth Street and Park Avenue. Sanford. The speaker will be from Sanford Flower Shop and will Include holiday Ideas for the home, featuring professional floral design and some do-it-yourself tips to make the home more festive for the holi­ days. For more Information, please call 321 6734. The public Is Invited to attend. Date correction WINTER PARK - November Is National Hospice Month and Hospice o f the Comforter, a non-profit hospice serving Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties will hold its Annual Memorial Service for families who have lost loved ones In the past year. Memorial services for Seminole and Orange county were Incorrectly reported by Hospice to be Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. PIm m i n B ikb . Pag* 2A INDEX ..................SB-7B ........................ 0C Da' B o m b ...........................SC Daat Abb j ........................ 4C E d it o r ia l......................4A-SA H allow *• a S c a n * * ............BA Health Z P ltn «*a ............OD Leleuro ............ 7D Obituaries ..................... :iA People .......... ac-ac P olice B r i e f * ......................3A S p o r t * ........................... 1B-4B T V ....................................... 4C W eather ............................ Z A * I Havs navar baan hurt by anything I didn’t say.* �2 A - Sem inol« Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. November 1,1998 G re a te r S a n fo rd C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e Future of Ft. Mellon Park presents S a n fo rd H e r it a g e F e s t iv a l In tho stroots of historic downtown S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N O V E M B E R 13, 14 & 15 $ 5 .0 0 A d m is s io n In c lu d e s F re e C o n c e r t s (C h ild r e n 12 a n d u n d e r free) MnM riKM »| To>w t VWw«n< A rendonng of trie proposed hotel conference complex appears near tho park Votois will decide the fato of the park at Tuesday's election FRIDAY 7pm AlOy* Date Hook :r;MiiTTm O c t. 3 1 . 19 90 Today is Ifro JOith day of 199.1 and the Nth day of fall Til roUVY'S IIISTOHY: On this day In 19.V>. Hear Admiral (I J Duft-k became the first person to land an airplane at the South Pole. On this day in 1982. Pope John Paul 11 became the first pope to visit Spain On this day in 1984 Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India was assassi­ nated r o u w s IIIItTlIHAYS: John Keats 1795-1821 >. pod. Joseph Wilson Swan 1828 1911 inventor. Chians Kai-shek 1887 1975 Chinese leader. Kthcl Waters i I900-I977>. actress sinner. Dick Francis i |920-i. mystery writer, is 78. Pan llather 0931-1. broadcast journalist, is «7. Michael Uindon 119.16 l «9i actor. John Candy 0950 |994». comedian. Jane Pauley 0950 i, broad cast journalist, is -18 Fred McGriff 19tU i. baseball player, is 35 TODAY S SPORTS: On this day in 1983. coach and C h ic a g o Bears owner George "Papa Hear' Hulas died at the Lonestar age of 88 TODAY'S QUOTE: If poetry comes not as naturally as the leaves to a tree it had better not come at all “ John Keats TODAY'S WEATHER: On this day in 1874. a waterspout over l.ake Kric reached the shore about I 2 mile west of Buffalo, N Y $4)1 K lK 1*%4 H rot hr r fluid** (jk n d a r Accord l*uMiihinff Ltd TODAY S MOON: Between first quarter »Oct. 28‘ and full moon <Nov 4» Nov. 1, 1998 Today ta the 305th dau of 199S and the tnth day offall n 4 m m "I _ _ Show " TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Benvenuto Cellini <t5im 1571». sculptor. Stephen Crane UH7I 19001. writer, Grantland Rice il88(i I954i. sportswriler. Gary Flayer11935 >. golfer, is 6J, Lyle luvett 11956 ». singer songwriter actor is 42. Fernando Valenzuela (I960 », baseball player. I* J8 TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in 191J. the forward pass was first used in football, in a game between Notre Dame and Army. TODAY'S QUOTE: "When I play wilh my cat. who knows if I am not a pas time to her more than she is to me?" Michel de Montaigne TODAY'S WEATHER: On this day in 1994. two FI tornadoes cut short. 75 yard wide paths through areas of ten iral Baltimore. Md TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in I6lt, William Shakespeare's "The Tempest* premiered at Whitehall M il K l K l¥M W rjlh rr i . ukSt ( alendtr Accord t*ubii»hin(. Ltd Palace, in London On this day in 1848. the Boston Female -------- TODAY'S MOON: Between first quarter (Oct 28> and full Medical School opened It was the first moon (Nov. 4> medical school for women On Ihis day in 1964. the Dave Clark I'** NKWsl'M'EK ENTEKPRISE ASSN Five appeared on the "Kd Sullivan mi » 4 —4 • a «• • •> TIDES LO CAL FO R EC A ST Today: Sunny. Illghs in the inld-HOs. Lows In the m!d-60s. Sunday: Partly cloudy Highs In the mtd-BOs. Lows In the uud-GOs Monday: Isolated showers. Highs In the inld* 80s. Lows In the m!d-60s. Tuesday: Thunderstorms. Highs In the tnld-HOs. Lows In the tnld-60s. SATURDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 1:20 a.m.. maj. 7:25 a.m . min. 1:35 p.m.. maj. 7:50 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 3:50 a.m.. 4:22 p.m., low: 10:06 a.m., 10:39 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 3:55 a.m.. 4:27 p.m.. low: 10:11 a.m.. 10:44 E X T E N D E D O U TLO O K p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 4:10 a.m.. 4:42 p.m.. low: 10:26 SATURDAY SU N D A Y Sunny 86 65 P t c ld y 8 5 6 6 a.m.. 10:59 p.m. Briefs- perature at Daytona Is 76 degrees and at New Symr- at (107) 323-1803. na. 76 degrees. W inds are variable at 5-10 m.p.h. S T A T IS T IC S Play 4 6-1-6-2 Cash 3 0-0-2 T h e h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e In S a n fo rd F r id a y w as 82 d e g r e e s a n d t h e o v e r n ig h t lo w w as 60. R e c o r d e d r a in f a ll f o r th e p e r io d e n d i n g a t 1 0 a . m . S a t ­ u r d a y t o t a l e d 0 . 0 0 ln c h e a . • S u n r i s e ......................6 : 3 6 a . m . • S u n s e t ....................... 5 : 4 1 p . m . S>em inole H era ld "Sening Sentmole County Since I VO#" Sunday. November 1,1998 • Vol. 91. No. 51 Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N French Ave.. Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 AOM INIS TRATIOS D j.e Gdcfmjl • Publisher Joniie* Uaum Odessa Pugn ■ Business Manager Linda Sp-egei EDITORIAL Mana Orem • Editor Jeff Bervrscks Shan Br jdie Dons Dmmen Jeana Hughes B-ii Kerns Dean Snwn Tommy Vincent ADVERTISING Keile Wem«r Manager Cneryr Slone Wane' Sonion Huss vrruie CLASSIFIED ILm Butler PRODUCTION Frank Voltoline ■Manager Peggy Beenner Gena Bokur • Operations Freda Meitners Cheryl Snulh PRESS A STRIPPING Robert S kp Cowan Mark Savoie Bill Egan Jack E Ritchie Elwin Tyrrell. Jr • Head Pressman LEGALS CIRCULATION Margaret Boscnen Belt/ Bennett Meunda Moms Subscnption Rates (Duly A Sunday) PenoOca) Postage P ad at Sanford Florida and additional mj.nng offices Home Delrvery Mai 3 Months $19 50 $2400 USPS 481280 Posanasler Send address changes So 6 Months $39 CO $4800 I Year $78 00 $9600 Tte SEMINOLE HERALD PO Box 1667 SarVard FL 32772 IM 7 Fkirxla Residents add 7% sales lax f f Republic j y to above rales Newspapers. Inc. - * * T - Bahamian Market Place • Deggeller Attractions Midway • The Local Girls • Junkanoo Tiger Eye Productions • BM X Trick Team • Wade Henry juggler unicyclist 4 stages of non-stop musical entertainment • Crafts, Antiques & Exhibits Enjoy at rides tor one price •Friday "Moonlight Mania* 10 pm -1 am $5 1 Sunday "Family Day* all day $10 I 9 9 n O U i t.tl S.tnfor cl H e n L u ji f i H iv.d I illc S p o ru o rv B u d w e is e r Seminole Co u n ty GCNVtVt N u» i VUT. s s N » m r 1800 NO-* 12 Bahamasak &cmmolc Herald Central Flonja Rq^ional Hmptfil A*rf 4 <nWAot* ’taftto CELERY SPONSORS Rjcti Plan of Florida, Serrunote Community Cooege. Horn*wood Sate*. HJtoo G ird e r Inn. Lj Quint* Inn & Smte» Sw iTrutt. Daewoo of S e n mote. Puttu. Huntmgion Bank*. M«mSt«y Suita*. Super 8 M o ld . L it * KatTvyr E»Uta*. Antique Elegance lim o . S ta in Properly Menegement and Realty. Home Depot Federal Trutt Bank. • Amo. Court,te) fr» Mamou. ( * w t Fnnfmj. me Croom’s reunion planning meeting Hore aro tho winning numbers selected on Friday in the Florida Lottory: F a n ta s y 5 9 -1 0 -1 2 -1 4 -1 9 L o t t o ( O c t . 24 ) 4 -6 -1 7 -2 6 -3 8 -3 9 iM m m Loverboy C o n tin u e d from Page 1A The correct date la Nov. 8 at 4 p in. at the Winter Park Civic” Crntrr. Greg Dawson will be the keynote speaker. To Include your loved one's name on the 'List of Remembrance*, which will be read during the service, call Hospice of the Comforter at (4071 682-0808. 2 feet and calm . W ater tem ­ D a yton a B ea ch ft N ew S m y rn a B each: Seas are 1- Chubby Checker fl iiolft » LOTTERY B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S TU ESD AY Tstrxns 84 66 2cvkh' i I ye A * y* 7 pm A 16 ya ALLIGATOR IF0NSO8S Cenkhn Pone A Hoknu It+ tm n , Inc . Sanfote M.ito»o* (Wo*J Re* Ueffid Tnwt A « Corporiten. Fkom<io>Hmnr*. C*4l« C»*JU SriW " UubAl,. SANFORD • The Croom's Alumni will hold a breakfast planning meeting for the classes o f the 50s reunion In 1999 on Nov. 7 at 8:30 a.m. at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Annex. 813 E. Ptne Ave.. Sanford. For more Information contact Dick Evans, chairman. MONDAY ShwTi 84 66 SUNDAY SATURDAY ____ County numbers changed SEMINOLE - Seminole County has new telephone numbers for nearly every office. The change will affect all offices that had the following telephone numbers: 323-9615.321-5479. 322 2724. 323-4330. 323-2500. 322 7534. 321-1130. plus an extension. Instead of dialing the former number, citizens may now Just dial 665 then the extension. For instance. Mike Ertel's number was 321-1130. ext. 7220. It has changed to 665-7220. The 665 numbers are already working. The previous numbers are still working, and will contin­ ue to work until Oct. 1. 1999. TTie new numbers will be in each new phone book, as well as on the Seminole County web site at http://www.co.semlnole.fl.us. L E T S U S K N O W ! If y o u have an e ve n t y o u w o u ld li k e t o p u b lic is e , d r o p n s • lin e , g iv e u s a c e ll o r fa x u s. S e m in o le H e r a ld P .O . B o x 1 0 6 7 S a n fo rd , 3 3 7 7 3 Ph one: 3 3 3 -3 0 1 1 Pax: 3 2 3 -0 4 0 8 Fashion D ecor C o lle ctio n BERBER CARPET 120R1S' WIDTH FOR FEWER SEAMS ^ 6 FABULOUS I 11 YEARLIMITEDI MOM!NONESEWKEILOCALIEUVEIIY! PROFESSIONALS �Sem inole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. November 1, 1998 • 3 A Gangs------ eoatlaosd from Fags 1A POLICE LOG The following reports were compiled from the Seminole County Sheriffs Office fo r Incidents recorded Oct. 30: Aggravated assault: SANFORD, sr4 l l m t l> 4 O llvx, Oct. 29. 11:29 p.m. A 28yrar-old man was arrested by Sanford Police for aggravated assault. Police said the man and another man were arguing when the altercation became violent. The two men began pushing and shoving. The victim told police he was defending himself with his hands. He said he pushed the other man and started to walk away when he felt something cut him. Police said the defendant had cut him with a small knife. Driving under the influence: CASSELBERRY. State Road 438, Oct. 29. 9:53 p.m. A 54-yearold man was arrested by Seminole County SherlfTs deputies for driving under the Influence. LARK M ART. U k i M ary B oulevard sad la ts rs ta ta « . Oct. 30. 3:22 a.m. A 35-year-old woman was arrested by the Flor­ ida Highway Patrol for driving under the Influence. SANFORD, U.B. H ighway 17-*2 a t A irp ort B oulevard, Oct. 29. 11:49 p.m. A 2 1-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County ShenfTs deputies for driving under the Influence. Drugs: ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS, Jackson S treet, Oct. 29. 10:21 p.m. A 44-year-old man was anested by Altamonte Springs Police for possession of marijuana. Police said they were conducting a traffic stop on the man when they thought he was acting siisplcluusly. Police said they got his permission to search the vehicle. In a special pocket sewn Into the visor, they found a baggie containing a substance that later tested positive for marijuana. Retail theft: CASSELBERRY. Stats Rood 496. 6000 M ock. Oct. 29. 9 05 p m. A 37-year-old woman was arrested by Casselberry Police for retail theft. Police said she put several Items in her purse and did not make an effort to pay for them as she left a gro­ cery store. LONGWOOD. S tate Rood 494. 900 Mock. Oct. 29. 9:42 a m. A 20 year old man was arrested by Longwood Police for retail theft. Police said the man took a tube of Orajel out of Its box. put the empty box on the shelf and put the tube In his pocket, lie then tried to leave the store without paying for the Item. SANFORD. S. O rlaado D rive. 9600 M ock. Oct. 29. 10:27 a m. A 34-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs deputies for retail theft. I’ollce said hr placed $184.32 worth of grocery Items Into his backpark and made no effort to pay for the Items before he made his escape on his bicycle. JOHN EDVARD FREEMAN John Edward Freeman. 59. Rusk Court. Deltona, died Wednesday. Oct. 28. 1998 at Orlando Regional Medical Cen­ ter. Orlando. Horn In Delaware County. Ohio, he moved to the Deltona areu In l ‘MW from A l­ tamonte Springs. Mr. Freeman was a scull-tractor mechanic for Winn Dixie and a licensed Realtor. He was a member of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church. Deltona. Survivors Include wife. D olo­ res; sons. William Perry. Hous­ ton. Texas. Wayne Perry. Springfield. Va.. John Perry. Pearland. Texas. Frank Perry. Casselbeny; daughters. Lynn Deshayzler. Missouri. Lisa Price. Sprlngtown. Texas. Catherine Perry. Jacqueline Robinson, both of Deltona; brother. James. Delaware. Ohio: sisters. Edna Ladd. Delaware. Ohio; 15 grandchil­ dren; two great-grandchildren. HaldaufT Family Funeral Home and Crematory. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. ect manager for the U.S. Naval Training Center. He served tn the US. Navy and was a vet­ eran of the Korean Conflict. Mr. McElvenny was a member of St. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors Include wile. Helen C.; daughter. Veronica Goldin. Jacksonville. Banfleld Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs. In charge of ar­ rangements. BERNARD JOSEPH LEO MCELVENNY llemard Joseph Leo McElvenny. 88. Augusta Na­ tional Boulevard. Winter Springs, died Friday, Oct. 30. 1998 at his residence. Bom Nov. 2. 1931 In Philadelphia. Pu.. he had resided In Central Florida for 30 years. Mr. McElvenny was a retired proj­ FREDERICK M ILTO N RABH tUL Frederick Milton Rash Sr.. 79. Sltverton lamp. Lake Mary, died Thursday. Oct. 29. 1998. Bom In Indianapolis. Ind.. he moved to Central Florida tn 1993 from Yucca Valley. Calif. Mr. Rash was an artist and gallery owner. He served In the U.S. Army and was a veteran of WW1J. Mr. Rash was a member of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Survivors Include wife, Char­ lene; son. Frederick D.. C ali­ fornia: daughters, Gloria Susann Smutz. Anchorage. Alaska. Mary Ann Southworth. Lake Mary, Joey Lou Holmes. Indianapolis. Ind.. Lake Finley. Boston. Mass.; brother. W il­ son. Indianapolis, Ind.; several grandchildren and great­ grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of W e B e lie v e I n T h e “O % poorly In school, and have a hard time com ­ municating with others and making decisions, according to the unit. Ten percent o f all gang members In the county are girls. The members Join m u ally for fun. a sense of be­ longing. companionship, peer pressure, attention, and fi­ nancial gain, according to the unit. The unit also links gang­ ster rap music to gang activ­ ity. *Klds Join gangs to satisfy emotional and physical needs.* Diaz said. "Too many kids don't see their parents until bed; they may never see them on weekends. Gangs can provide affertlon and excitement.* The physical characteristics many county gang members adopt Include slashes on the skin, shaved eyebrows, closely cropped short hair, tattoos, and rolled up pant legs. Diaz said. T h e gang mentality Is dif­ ferent than that o f a normal kid,* Diaz said. "The three main characteristics of a gang member are, number one. an Immediate need for gratification. Number two. there is a distorted view of re­ ality. leading to a sense of fa ­ talism. Number three, gang members have a strong sur­ vival Instinct. They will do anything to survive.* The unit uses both preven­ tion and enforcement tech­ niques to battle gang activity, tn coordination with local po lice departments and other agencies. 'It's much harder lo get a kid out of a gang than to pre­ vent a kid from Joining.’ Diaz said. ’ It's not Impossible, but once a kid has made a com ­ mitment to a gang It Is diffi­ cult to leave. Prevention Is arrangements. THOMAB ROACH Thomas Roach. 94. East Ninth Street. Sanford, died Monday. Oct. 28. 1998 at Cen­ tral Florida Rcgloual Hospital. Mr. Roach was bum April 3. 1904 tn SieveiMon Kxuraa. Ualiatnas. Mr. RuattP was a ‘ gen-* era! manager for a fabric com ­ pany. He wan a member and deacon of Saint Paul M.B. Church. Survivors Include sister. Mowena Molle. Nassau. Baha­ mas. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortu­ ary. Inc.. In charge of ar­ rangements. DAVID B. SHAW David B. Shaw. 75. Robinwood Drive. Longwood. died Friday. Oct. 30. 1998 at Florida Hospltal-Orlando. Bom Jan. 27. 1923 In Elizabeth. N -J . he moved to Central Florida In 1975. Mr. Shaw was an electri­ cal engineer. He served In the U.S. Army during WWII. Mr. Shaw was a member of Grace United Methodist Church. Yvette Saladino of Ihe Seminolo County Sheriffs Department speaks to a Gang Awareness class Wednesday afternoon sponsored by The Children's Home Society Success By Six Community Resource and Referral Center at the Salvation Army in Sanford. Parents, groups and agencies involved with youth came to the presentation, gaining infor­ mation and resources to prevent an Increase in gang involvement and activity in the community. Topics included the reasons chil­ dren join gangs, how to recognize signs of gang activity in the neigh­ borhood. and gang involvement in schools. The Seminole County Sheriffs Office Gang Suppression Unit facilitated the class. For more information, call (407) 328-3990. i rltlr.il We too oftrn grt kids when there a ir alrrudy «r1mlii.il charges, and now the parent wants help.* The unit works with county middle schools In the Gang Resistance Education And Training Program IG.R.E.A.T.) Traclirrs arc rrrlifted lo lead seventh graders through the H-9 week Interac­ tive program, with real life experiences and conflict resolution techniques. Each middle school decides lor It­ self the basis for choosing which students take part In the program. Diaz said. The Seminole County Sher­ iffs Department projects 747 Internet------c o n tls M d from Pago 1A r inged to meet Gamble on Fri­ day at Ihe Oak Groves Shop­ ping Plaza, where the victim would be getting olf work. Agents arrested Gamble after hr funded over $100 and m a­ terials to be used for tying, gagging and blindfolding the woman. Brown said. Invrstlgalont found that the victim, a 21 year-old woman, had not rescinded lo Gamblr's rrqursts lor dates. Hr had known her for alxmt a year through classes at ScinlllotO Community College. E le c t GRIESBAUM fo r CIRCUIT JUDGE For Sem inole and Brevard C ounties W hat makes Jack a “m ust elect’*candidate in my book is the fact that he has spent 13 years prosecuting felons. Survivors Include wife. Evelyn: daughter. Nancy Shaw Perucci. Ml. Klsko, N.Y.; step-daughter. Paula Pinter. Orlando; son. BUI. Wilton. Ct.; step-sons. William. Plymouth. Ct.. Andy. Del Rio. Texas; brother. Char­ les, Ocala; 11 grandchildren: one great-grandson. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. .coo ° UtClV ai',1^1 oo IX *1 - ,**"•*“ \l V' 4 ...a judge who will be sympathetic to the rights of victims and bold in meting out appropriate punishment to criminals. cc * * 8 •v-" I v\\oD** ^JOO*0- Iptlf, t o l«c* S 5 n\e c ° ^ V»leD CASKET STORE A»nuiBl. I wanted you to knowr how important it is for Ihe morale of us In law enforcement and for the safety of you and your family to elect Jack Griesbaum to be Circuit Judge. *** • • • • V -Oil I G«°°9 o » cv“ .* > » a y one Funeral Director handles all details ull preparation is done at this facility service limes will meet your needs no interest Is charged on trusted prearrungements. which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed lo specifications "The level o f gang-related crime In the area slowed down after that.’ Dtaz said. ‘ Operations like that will nuke them think twice.* Anyone who suspects a youth may lie leaning toward gang activity Is encouraged to call Ihe gang suppression unit at (407) 330-6662. G am ble Is b rin g held nt the eounty pill ld F a s h io n ” W changes information on artlve ease work, and develops strategies for enforcement. One success story of Ihe task force came on May 1 In Winter Springs, when seven gang members were arrested In *Oj?eratlon Wrong Num­ ber* Gang members were breaking Into ears and stealing cellular phones. Diaz said. So. the task force worked with the Winter Springs Po­ lice Department to set up a sting In the area. middle school students to graduate from thr G.R.E.A.T. program during thr 1998-99 school year. Diaz said. Suppression Unit members frequently gives presentations to groups, schools, and even families and Individuals when requested. ’ Whenever anyone rails we jump In a heart brat.* Diaz said. ’ Even If It's Just a single parent, that can lie the best opportunity to help a kid Hus. often the best Informa­ tion we ran grt on a gang Is from a kid who Is l>rlng rerrullrd. Gang recruitment Is a felony.’ Diaz is the coordinator of the Seminole County MultiAgency Gang Task Force, which lollows criminal urtlvIty try gangs on a rasr-byease, ’ priority level* basis, he said. The task force ex­ ia s s * - * * ' * *yiot — t ill - !g a » The State A ttorney and the Sem inole County Law Enforcement Association have gone public in their strong endorsement of Jack Griesbaum. SalesDireclto lie PriUc QUALITY CASKETS STARTING AT $850 CREMATION URNS STARTING AT $85 BURIAL VAULTS BETTE QRAMKOW G F CHRIS NEAL JIM SCHUITEMAN ram kow uneral H ome since 1950 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 Vote for a fair, firm law -and-order ju d g e. Vote for Jack Griesbaum . SAVINGS UP TO 50% O ff fVNCRAl HOME PU C ES looted in Sunstat ParkUid 2400S RidgewoodAre. SouthOzytoai (904) 304-5615 AISO imintai Ptaa 577Dettonj Blvd. Ceitonj (407) 860-9556 (8 0 0 ) (515-7777 E nd or se d by I h e O rl and o Sentinel NOVEM BER 3 V O T E G R IE S B A U M • It I t , i v ««■ •W8* v W l -A* • rt»rt JXAt « l A M i ‘W O * l* * lt * 1*4 .At rn .+*4 J l* . u am * A- ,S • +d, $>*•*-•« �4 A • S*m .nole Herald Santord Flood.! • SunUy. November 1. 1999 Editorial & Opinion COMMUNITY VIBIW Adam and Eve Two years ago our county d e­ ckled to abolish scrub parlors and to regulate adult clubs. The time was perfect. By then all live commissioners were ei­ ther members of the Christian Coalition, or they were ardent supporters of It. Led by coali­ tion generals and local prrae It­ ers. war was declared against the clubs. After spending more than one million dollars of taxpayer money and leartng the county apart, the war was won. and should have been over. However, unlike President Hush and the Gulf War. two contentious commissioners with a one agenda Issue were not happy. They wanted more. For then, regulating adult clubs was Just the tip of the Iceberg. They wanted complete control over people. Satan also was not happy. He wanted control over hu­ mans. I’rrhaps he hated to see Adam and Eve naked so used the fruit of the tree to deceive Eve. He wanted them clothed. You know the results. Please read the decency or­ dinance carefully before you vote. It Is Just its deceiving, tricky, and misleading, as Sa­ tan was when he deceived Eve. An ordinance that rould make criminals of our ten-year-old children, take away our free­ dom o f choice, tell us how to dress, and bankrupt our county Is not decent Save democracy: Please vote against this ordinance on Nov. 3. town. The children, as they got older, could ride thetr bicycles to the lakrfrout and go fishing. Hut especially the park. Every year we had an Easter Egg Hunt, a large crowd always turned out and then there was the Jayeees fishing contest for children In Dike Carolla. The park was a great place to have your children's birthday par­ ties. My family spent many hours watching the boys play ball on the Utile League bail diamonds We all learned to play tennis on the only public courts available In Sanford My family and 1 have wonderful memories o f these times. I hope all our new neighbors who have bought old homes In the historic district and lo v­ ingly restored them will have the same memories and their children will lx- able to enjoy the Ixmeflts of growing up In a small town. I know times have changed and the world Is not so safe and progress Is Inevitable, but didn't we set this historic dis­ trict aside to preserve what we can for our children? Techni­ cally the lakefront Isn't In the historic dtstrlrt. but perhaps it should be to save It because It seems every few years someone tries to develop It. Before we authorize the City Commission to enter Into a contract to develop Fort Mellon Park we should look down West First Street at all the property for sale by Individuals anxious to have their property devel­ oped. Now that First Street has been widened It I*, the perfect place for this new growth to take place. Tills would cer­ tainly spread out the conges­ tion thiit we are sure to have on property that comes to u dead end on Mcllonvtlle Avenue and Is blocked from funher de­ velopment by the lake and also Imporlantly Is surrounded on all sides by established neigh­ borhoods on mostly narrow streets. Voters of Sanford can certsinly decide to vole NO to a hole! /rtmfrrenrr cenler on Fort Mellon Park. It Just doesn't make sense not to. diciously deploy Its strengths to capitalize upon these de­ mands without overwhelming or destroying Its diam eter. Fort Mellon Park Is the corner­ stone of such an approach. Fort Mellon Park |Kissesses a potential very similar to that realized with Dike Eola Bark by the City of Orlando. Were this potential not squandered fry misplaced hotel/conferrnce renter develop­ ment out of proportion with Its surroundings, the park could lx- rnh<uicrd as an "oasis* In sup|xirt of downtown revitaliza­ tion. llils In turn would show­ case Sanford's overall quali­ ties. Unfortunately, the City of Sm ford referendum proposal on the Novcmlx*r 3 ballot Is not based on any comprehen­ sive analysis, provides no bal­ ance between existing ameni­ ties and development opportu­ nities. ond often no compel­ ling long-term vision. Jay D. Jurie Associate Professor o f Public A d m in istra tion UCF Sanford Resident P K A m a ilin g A rrcent mall out on behalf of the Society for The Preserva­ tion of Fort Mellon Bark asked Its readers to consider various questions concerning the abil­ ity of PRA to fulfill Its obliga­ tions under the pmposed hotel and conference center which will be the subject of a citywide referendum on Novemlxr 3. 1998. PRA Development has a track rrcord of thirty five years o f successful commercial Archie Cannon development. Including the Lake M ary Four Points Sheraton Hotel of Orlando. Florida. References In Smut in a box the mall out as to PKA's In­ ability to completr certain Last Saturday I decided to tasks within certain times take tn the Historic Railroad failed to point out that these Depot Flea Market In down­ tasks couid not successfully be town Sanford. From the exte­ completed In light of the refer­ rior It looked like nice adven­ endum attempt by the op p o­ ture. one that 1 hoped 1 could nents to this development. l recommend to others visiting, Common sense indicates that i Sanford. Once Inside though t, It Is Impossible to conduct a was Into a element that I did feasibility study when the city not expect to see In our His­ might be barred from rnterfng toric Downtown area. There Into Its contractual obligations were a number o f empty B ette P. Skates with PRA. spaces along with low end Sanford It Is Important for your read­ merchandise and used "stuff." ers to remember that PRA was As 1 walkrd further Into the Bad Casselberry Invited to Sanford fur the pur­ market I discovered tucked pose o f this development. PRA away In a far left comer a p riorities recognizes, as do the great booth with a sign that said majority of the business own­ -ADULTS - ADULT VIDEOS The Mayor. City Manager and AND MAGAZINES-ADULTS the Good Ole' Boys Commis­ ers In this community, that no other single undertaking rould ONLY" scrawled on yellow sioners Henson and Shephard poster board. On the table In need to go. They have not a l­ more successfully revitalize the economic downtown business front of It were brown boxes ways voted In the best Interest community. The residents of that said adults only. Seeing of the City of Casselberry and the city of Sanford can rest as­ this type of merchandise Its citizens. They have voted within two blocks from some of the city manager over a 20 per­ sured that upon a favorable outcome of the Npvember 3 our finest churches, schools cent pay raise which means he referendum PRA development and businesses I was quite makes over $102,000 a year. shocked. He is now the highest paid City will move rapidly to fulfill ull of Its commitments to our citi­ We have a downtown area Manager In Seminole County, zens. that Is trying to attract tourists even cities near double the and visitors to shop here once population of Casselberry. City Ocorge B. Wallace, Eoq.. P A they go Into this market they employee moral Is at an all Sanford will never come back again. 1 time low. They have given our have out of town guests on a policemen a 2 percent raise Thank you regular basis and hasten to which they deserve more and think what their opinion of so do we. Let's retired the good Sanford would lx* after passing Dear Tommy : Ole' Boys and elect new people by SMUT IN A BOX. I would like to thank you for with backbone and Integrity. I left and called Sanford PD People that will vote In the In­ taking the time out of your and spoke with Larry Dale and busy schedule to come to terest of the citizens and will Oviedo High School. Having the Brady Lessard about this flea not be puppets for the City students' work published In the markets adult materials. We Manager or Mayor. Let's elect newspaper Is very special and can't afford to have this type of honest people and get rid of makes them feel that they are material In our downtown or Casselberry's good ole' boy Im­ making a difference. Once anywhere else In our city. I age. Vote NOV. 3. again, thank you. hope that owners of the flea market will have the business A nthony Scrim a R ick Eckstein ethic to remove this merchan­ Casselberry O viedo dise and any other adult mate­ rials from their facility. Vision of Sunford Fred Rogers Sanford False advertising In the Oct. 15 mall. I re­ ceived a Paid Political Adver­ tisement asking me to Join four attorneys by voting YES to building a hotel on OUR public park. To my knowledge noneof these men can vote, as none of them care enough about San­ ford to live In Sanford. Further more, none of them will see their properly taxes go up to pay for a third failed hotel In Sanford. If you live In Sanford and care about her. vote NOW Talk about false advertising. Barbara Chapman Sanford Vote No When I bought my home on Park Avenue over forty years ago. my primary consideration as to the location was my chil­ dren. The schools were within walking distance, we could walk to the library and down­ A vision for Sanford's future should lie formulated which re­ alistically takes Into account the sorts of development op­ portunities most likely to be spun off by nearby -growth poles,* most notably, the 1-4 corridor. Elements o f such a vision ought to build upon ex­ isting strengths, such as pres­ ervation and enhancement of those qualities which have given Sanford Its distinctive character. These qualities In­ clude a livable small-town am ­ biance exemplified by the his­ toric district, an attractive pedcstrfun-scale downtown, and a beautiful, albeit presently neglected lakefront park. While Sanford borders the I4 corridor, downtown Is five miles distant. A realistic a p ­ praisal suggests that. In order to be successful, large-scale facilities such as hotels and conference centers must be much closer than that to 1-4. Growth along 1-4 will Intensify retail, support service, residentliil, and other demands on adjacent areas, such as down­ town. Sanford's challenge Is to Ju­ Q. Will the Decency Ordinance afTect me In my home nr back­ yard? A. No. The Decency Ordinance only applies to businesses and public places. It does not a p ­ ply to residences. U- How does the ordinance help Sanford? A. As you might remember, on a split vote, the County C om ­ mission recently zoned three arras In the County around Sanford as adult rntrrlalnmrnt war zonrs. The Decency Ordi­ nance would help minimize the negative effects o f any future clubs. Sanford currently bans total nudity and there are no nude club* In Sanford. U- How much could legal bills cost taxpayers If locul nude bars sue the County* A. Not one penny! Offers o f F"REE legal services have been nude to defend the ordinance If necessary. Q. Will the Decency Ordinance withstand legal challenges? A. Yes. The ordinance on which the referendum wus modeled on was appealed all the way to the US Supreme Court and was found to be Constitutional. Q. Will the adult entertainment problem get worse If the De­ cency Ordinance pusses? A. No. The evidence shows that similar ordinances In other communities do not cause a *Blklnt Bar" problem, us the strip Joint utlomeys would like for you to believe. The Seminole County I'ubltc Decency Ordinance Is the first countywide Issue to be placed on the ballot due tn a citizens petition drive. Thousands of voters are wanting to do wliat other cities and counties did years ago ..raise our commu­ nity standards. A vote for a p ­ proval of the Decency Ordi­ nance Is a vote for reducing crime, increasing property val­ ues and saving tax dollars Isn't It time that we turn off the pom club magnet? O n a t M a la y ' Semi note County alon M at. 1 Oviedo Commla- Quilt needs repair I recently hud the honor of speaking to a group of local qullters. I brought with me a quilt that had belonged to my grandmother. The quilt wus created In 1937 and from years and years of loving It and using It. the quilt wus threadbare and holes had begun to form where strips of sentimental fabric once stood. I brought the quilt to show these urtlsuns my concern for Its condition. As much as I love this quilt. I know that It must be repaired so that I can continue to enjoy what It has to offer: memories and comfort. It will be difficult putting this quilt In someone elsc's hands to begin the process o f repair­ ing It. but It will be worth the risk when the holes are re­ paired and I will once again enjoy all of the memories, old and new. It has to offer. I then expressed like con­ cerns for this wonderful -quilt* of a city we call Sanford. It lias been loved and -protected" for so long that we have uninten­ tionally used and ubused It to the degree that we tiave left It with unsightly holes and In u -threadbare" condition. It will not be un easy thing to do. citizens, but we must begin to let go of some of Sanford so Decency ordinance that It may begin the task of repairing Its yeura of abuse Why Do We Need A Decency and neglect. Only then can we Ordinance? truly embrace It once again On Tuesday. November 3. and enjoy all It has to offer this Seminole County voters will community. have the opportunity to vote for Like my quilt. It makes little approval of the "Seminole difference to me where the re­ County Public Decency Ordi­ pairs begin. The fact that re­ nance." With the massive pairs will have begun will give amount of money being spent me hope enough that I will by the topless and bottomless soon have It back to enjoy. On bars In the county attacking Nov. 3 I have two appoint­ the ordinance. I'm sure that ments. The first will be to give some might have questions my quilt to un artisan who will about the ordinance. Let me begin to make repairs on my answer a few of them. most prized possession. The Q. Why do we need a Decency second will be to tell the City Ordinance? of Sanford to begin the same A. Seminole County Is the only prixress on our most prized county In the area that allows possession. We can all do that total nudity In businesses. by voting yes to repairing this Most cities and counties have threadbare "quilt" we call San­ adopted regulations that pro­ ford. hibit total nudity. Since we do Bart Raah not have similar rules, we have Resident and G ift Shop become the place for nude Owner businesses and the patrons The color is green they attract. Our community has become known for nude What? Yes. the color Is green, clubs, which have also brought not black or white as In the higher crime, lower property color of our skin, but green. On values, and an expensive bill the one hand, one group wants for cleaning up the blighted ar­ to preserve our park, that eas (over one million dollars). green expanse of tranquillity overlooking Lake Monroe. On the other, a small few want green as In the color of money to the extent of letting green grow to greed. No one wants to see a pros­ perous downtown Sanford more than I. We had It before, we can havr It again. Leaders and pmmoters of Sanford should encourage additional types of shops downtown, with restaurants staying open later. On two recent Saturdays I saw carloads o f people try to enter one restaurant only to And It closed. After some discussion they left for one of the chain restaurants near 1-4. Adequate street lighting and police sur­ veillance, which have been larking for years, would en­ courage people to stroll and window shop tn the evenings. These same amenities and enhancement o f our park would encourage evening events. We once had cultural events at our bandshell. How many times must I remind you that are received a grant of $150,000 to rebuild the bandshell and the Com m ission-ten years ago- -derided not to do III Now alxiut this hotel/conferrnce center. The may lias said If we don't take this deal we may never get another. Wliy not solicit proposals from a number of prospective hote­ liers and choose the best? (la the city not reviewing propos­ als from several trash haulers to replace our own excellent service?) When discussion was field at a reernt Commission meeting about the wording of the refer­ endum (last Item on the ballot). Mr. Dale agrred In a conversa­ tion with Mr. Groseclose out­ side after the meeting to work together on the wording. After Mr. Groserlose left I asked the mayor why he would not accept Mr. Groseclose's proposed wording. He said because It would be biased. And I said to him: "And I suppose your ver­ sion would not be biased." Mr. Dale said he wanted the word­ ing to be the way he wanted It. End of discussion. You will And when you study this Item carefully It Is worded In a very deceiving. Why Is It acceptable for the mayor and a few of his select friends to 'lease* 1G0 acres of our county land for their exclu­ sive use. while he would be permitted to take away from in the 20 acre park that has been ours since before he ever came to Sanford-yes even before he was bom. This sweet deal wus agreed to March 22. 1994. Check It out at the Court House. Ills credo seems to be Team w ork Is u lot of people doing what 1 say." (Quote from a recent local paper.) Now to those people wlio do not reside In Sanford but who posed for publicity shots to promote the mayor's current project, you have been duped Into telling us. the residents, how to vote. To you. I say, *Dltes fromage." And now to all. I say. vote NO on the last Item on the ballot (the hotel/conference center.) Nall O. Snow Sanford J u s t say No Just say NO! You don't have to take the feel-good drug that Is being peddled to you by Mayor Larry Dole and the PaveOver-und-Develop crowd. Sure. It feels good now, but wait until your nerve endings start screaming as you come down from this cheap "high" and re­ alize what It is going to cost you. Just say NO! and you won't hate yourself In the morning. Just say NO! to politicians' lies. Hear that sound (sizzle)? That Is the sound of your brains frying In the heat of po­ litical promises. These prom­ ises ore lies from the begin­ ning. Just say NO! to the favors that Larry Dale. Whltey Eck­ stein and Daryl Mac Lain will give to their new rich developer friends at your expense. Just say NO! to a shell game that leaves a tiny silver of your park that you won’t even be able to see for the monster high-rise that will site shoulder-to-shoulder from the Civic Center to the Tribes’ Mission building. Just say NO! to Larey Dale's promise to the developer that he will give him $3 million so that die developer won't have to pay for the Improvements that the developer would oth­ erwise have to pay for. Just say NO! to the Increase In crime that will come with these conventioneers looking for booze, women and dope. They won’t be spending their free time In church, you know. Or will they be promised a night life that Sanford does not currently have? Just say NO! to the lie that this monstrosity will produce revenue for the d ty -D u le ft Co. hare arranged things so that the developer will not pay any city taxes. Just say NO! to being lied to and suckered Into large tax In­ creases to pay for political welfare. W IM a a S h effield S aaford From a far away Dutch village Dear Sanford Mayor and City Council. What a shortsighted mistake It would be If the City of San ford sells o(T the heart of Its community. Since graduating from Seminole High School In 1971. I've traveled many miles and ltvrd In many places far away from Sanford. Throughout the years, however. I havr a I ways regarded Sanford os my home and havr returned regu­ larly to enjoy family, friends, and the surroundings. The Fort Mellon Park with the lakefront view is Sanford. Every trip I make to Sanford includes a visit to the park and a walk along the lakrsidr. The Bark Is the treasured heart to the community. It would be a tragic mlstakr If the City of Sanford Is permitted to sell of what rightfully belongs to every citizen who Itvrs tn that com ­ munity. Yes. this letter comes from u far away D ulili village nestled In the northern province of Drenthe. But perhaps the dis­ tance gives me a clearer view of the significance our lakrfront park has to the people of San­ ford. Perhaps you should step buck to see the historical Im­ portance of Ft. Mellon Bark. I know development h is its good points, but please don't develop In an ureu that h u such Intrinsic, historical Im­ portance and such valuable practical purpose. Build somewhere else In the community, but save our lakr­ front park. Ilea se don’t make this tragic shortsighted mis­ take. lo a a a C oolo B oot M arco B oot N etherlands Revisionl2 Instead of enforcing current state law. proponents of Revi­ sion 12 would rather Impose more unnreded bureaucracy upon law-abiding Floridians and basically give criminals a free ride. If Revision 12 passes, criminal gun trafficking will re­ sult In a misdemeanor prose­ cution under local level ordi­ nances. Once again, the crimi­ nal wins! Revision 12 Is not ubout closing a loophole tn firearms laws, simply because there Is no loophole! It Isn't about gun shows either because gun shows aren't even mentioned In Rrvtslon 12. Florida state tuw currently mandates a criminal back­ ground check on all firearms purchases and a three day waiting period on handgun sales for everyone. The penalty for violating these laws Is a felony. Revision 12 would grant county governments authority to create their own laws related to firearms sales. The penalty for violating county ordinances Is a misdemeanor! If Revision 12 passes, counties could re­ duce existing felony penalties to misdemeanors! As a former New York cop and the current Executive Director of a national coalition of law enforcement professionals dedicated to making America safer, I find that reprehensible. The only thing criminals un­ derstand Is tough laws. Let’s enforce Florida's tough state laws, not go soft on gun traf­ fickers. Voters should vote no on Revision 12. Jam ss J . F o ils E x ecu ilve D irecto r The Law Enforcem ent A llian ce o f A m erica �Sem inole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, N o v e rtw 1,1996 - S A Editorial & Opinion Voters should know Do the registered voters of Sanford need to be told how they must vote by non­ residents and non city voters who prefer to live outside the city? I think not! This Is an­ other form of subterfuge and deceit fostered upon the resi­ dents by those who only see promised dollar bills floating In their directions. No one In Sanford Is against quality growth, we all have a deep appreciation for those who ran come up with a well though out quolltv plan that , envisions what Is best for eve­ ryone in the city, not just a few. Pick a site, one that has not been considered a public Park and an Historic gathering spot for over auty-years. you will find little If any opposition. I believe that the voters will nuke the right derision on N o­ vember 3. and I ask those who are underlded not to be co­ erced or persuaded by non­ resident. non voters who say they are voting for Sanford. Mease vote NO on November 3. the last Item on your ballot. Hopefully this will save Fort ‘ Mellon Park, unless there Is another plan brewing to get the Park from another angle. ' J. Harold Ckapasaa ta a fo rd Heston on Rev.12 i If voters are confused about the gun amendment on Flor­ ida's November 3rd election ballot. It's no wonder. Revision 12 Is NOT about loophole* or gun shows, (km show* aren't even mentioned In Itrvtslon 12. Right now. Florida stale law mandates a criminal history chetk on firearms purchases and a 3 working day waiting period on handgun sales. Those law* are UNIFORM througltout the state and the penalty fur violating those laws Is a FELONY. ... Revision 12 would allow counties to Impose their own weaker gun sale laws Instead of enforcing tough state gun la am. because the maximum pen­ ally that a county ordinance ran imjxjse Is a misdemeanor, that means county ordinances, that require criminal records checks and waiting periods, anil actually reduce the maxi­ mum punishment and prison time fared by gun runners and gang bangers who engage In gun trafficking and Illegal gun sales. Voters should say *no* to coddling criminals and make counties enforce tough uniform state felony gun lawsl Voters should vote no on Revision 12. Ckarltaw H eston President N ational R ifle A ssocia tion o f A m erica It Is about truth. It Is about honesty. It Is about Sanford's flituie. This may be your last and only chance to help protret Ihe fiiture o f Ft. Mellon Park for Ihe generations yet to come. Don't let them down. Vote NO this Tuesday. M. L. " Ballflelds should stay The debate over hotel devel­ opment In Fort Mellon Park has focused murh-nredrd a t­ tention on the City's plan to bull door the park’s wonderful ballflelds. The anti-park gang. Including our Mayor and City Commissioners, love to dis­ miss concerns about losing the park’s ballflelds by asserting that the 'relocation* o f these facilities Is a done deal. This Is nonsense. 1. You can't 'relocate* on existing ballfleld: you can only bulldoze It and uutld another one. Why not build the new fa­ culties and keep at least one classic ballfleld In the park? Wouldn't that mean more game chokes, more field variety, more fun for our kids and bet­ ter use of taxpayer funded Im­ provements? 2. The 'replacement* fields will be hidden uoray behind Ihe old school district building on Celery Avenue, with four small fields crowded together wherr one large field currently stands: no playground for thr linger children, no cooling rbnfeezes off the water, no stun­ ning lake views from thr bleachers, no family picnic* a f­ ter the game. 3. Regardless of whether or not the hotrl project had come along, the demolition of thr park's ballflelds would have generated a huge public de­ bate. Thr 'decision* to remove thr fields was quietly promoted by a few city-appointed advi­ sory boards. No communitywide Input was Invited or con­ sidered The bottom line Is that S in ford has enjoyed u long and rich association with baseball. Fori Mellon Park’s ballflelds are a unique and Irreplaceable bol of this tradition They ild be tmprovrd and en­ joyed and chertshrd-not tom down for a hotrl. convention center or any other reason. K M ark P latts ta a fo rd Park has beauty My wife and I were trans­ ferred to Central Florida by a major communication company just over two years ago. Upon arriving, we searched the communities surrounding Or­ lando for on area In which to purchase a permanent home. After many weeks, we derided on Sanford for Its quiet, small town atmosphere. An atmos­ The future o f the phere that Is dlfllcult to find so close to a major city like Or­ park lando. This meant two hours of Well. It's almost over, the fu­ ture of Ft. Mellon Park rests In commuUng each day to escape Ihe hands of the voters. This the Orlando rat race. While Tuesday. 17.179 registered vot­ many may enjoy all of thr noise, traffic, people stacked ers may go to the polls to vote. upon people, my wife und I If the predicted 65 percent looked forward to returning to vole, then 11.1C6 aril! actually the peace o f Sanford. Many vole In the Sanford precincts. Half of this number, approxi­ evenings we watched games at the fields and courts at Fort mately 5,583 of you will decide Mellon Park. We have enjoyed what will happen to your park. The group promoting the de­ walks along the waterfront, watching the boating and the velopment of Ft. Mellon Park wildlife that collect there. ' has been attempting to sway your vote their way by resort­ There seem to be so many that area: ing to some devious advertising enjoy the waterfront fishing, sitting on the benches methods. Full page ads have taking In the surrounding natu­ uppeured In both the Herald ral beauty and the lovely night and the Sentinel showing area skies filled with thousands of residents Indicating a thumbs stars unobscured by bright city ' up and being quoted as *We're lights. 'Voting Yes." A check o f the Unfortunately, there arc resi­ * voter registration list o f those dents of this city who have be­ shown Indicate a number of . them do not live In Sanford and come blind to the beauty of Fort Mellon Mark or have not ' therefore cannot vote on the the community * lakefront development ques­ experienced and family atmosphere that It tion! Don't be misled by these 'Individuals. They want to Influ­ provides our city. Then there are others that see It only as ence your decision by who they property (Fort Mellon Park) arel Don't be fooled by this that can financially enrich type of advertising. This Is an those that are directly Involved , under handed tactic used by a with the hotel and conference 'group of special Interest center. groups and Individuals who are Some businesses In the Im­ ' desperate. It's u last minute a t­ tempt to get your vote. Don't be mediate vicinity of this com ­ plex may or may not profit fooled. Vote NO! from Its questionable ability to Will the developer. the generate business on a consis­ mayor, the commission and tent basis. I have heard that a other prevail? Or will the car­ feasibility study performed by ing Joes and Janes like you an outside firm revealed that a and I prevail? Please, don’t let hotel/conference center located this election slip by without in Fort Mellon Park was not your NO vote. economically sound and was This election Is more than likely doomed to failure. Most developing part of the part or conferences and shows would not; It's more than NO or yes; be drawn to the Or Ltndo/Disney area. My questions would be: * If such a complex were constructed, what are the eco­ nomic consequences to tax­ payers and city residents of Sanford? * Hy constructing this com ­ plex und dramatically reducing the size o f our park and dis­ placing our youth and their programs, will they now roam through our neighborhoods looking for other things to do? * What Is Ihe price o f prog­ ress? * Will the city taxpayers see an Increase In taxrs to pay for the road Improvements needed to handle the anticipated In­ creases In traffic? * Will we also be expected to bear the cost o f Improving city services such as water and sewer lo meet Ihe demands that complex will place on It? I hope euch and every citizen affected by this venture will take the time to look beneath Ihe superficially beautiful package with which we have been presented to see what true cost will be to us; the resident* and taxpayers of Sanford. It Is my wish that we could concentrate more on preserving the historical value of Sanford along with Its Inher­ ent beauty. We have in our midst what many towns and communities are paying mil­ lions to build. We are striving lo preserve ours. I usk ilu i each voter decide what Is most Important lo thr happiness and writ bring o f our town prior to voting In (hr November referendum to drtrniilnr Ihe future of Fort Mellon Park. let us stand together as a community lo preserve what Is timeless and not be forced lo assume thr financial ramifica­ tions this Illusion of progress may create. Louis M. F la * Sanford The park und graduation The pro-hotrl/convrntlon renter group asserts that Ihe proposed convention center Is necessary for high school graduation ccrrmonlr*. Should we really sacrifice our la r g e s t outdoor civic spare und San­ ford’s most popular site for community gatherings throughout thr yrar for on event that happens only once each year and only once In each person's lifetime? What about our annual July 4 fireworks celebration, arts und crafts festivals, children's rumlvals. Main Street und Ctiumbrr of Commerce events und Ihe countless league and ck-up ball games? Fort MelCn Park Is the Ideal setting for these and other public gather­ ings. Are these popular com ­ munity events less Important than graduation ceremonies? If we need better schoolrelated facilities, we should call upon our school board to provide Improvements at our schools rather than promoting Ihe destruction of our largest community park. Bess Sim ons flsn ford Hotel in the park The hotel-ln-the-park folks continue to stretch (lie limits o f common sense with their campaign tactics. Their latest advertisements claim that this huge commercial development on public land will somehow result In u 'bigger* park. This Is blatantly untrue. The existing park Is 18 acres In size, with over 13 ucres de­ voted to open space and rec­ reation urea. If the hotel proj­ ect Is built, only 4.3 acres of this area will be left as a pub­ lic park. Unless there Is some new math that says 4.3 acres Is larger than 18 ucres. It's ob­ vious that the leftover park will be much smaller than the grand space we now enjoy. Even If you count every Square Inch of the proposed boardwalk and piers (which really aren't part of the park at all), only about 8 acres may be available for free public use. The rest of the park will be bulldozed for a 12-story hotel tower und IOO.QOO square foot convention center, both avail­ able only to those who can a f­ ford the room rate or space rental fees. The bottom line Is that Fort Mellon Park Is our largest community park and most popular civic space, our city's 'front porch*, open for all Sanford citizens lo use and enjoy. Whatever way you add up the numbers, ihe hotel/eonventlon center will re­ duce our park to a poor Imita­ tion o f Its current self. I agree that Fort Mellon Park Is undemtlllzrd. What an opportunity! The closing of the M ilk M a lta So. Mayor Dale, you want to bring prosperity to downtown Sanford? (live the people of Central Florida a reason to rome to Sanford on a regular basis. These are d ie people we depend on for the economic Decision more firm My decision to vote "NO* on building a hotel/conference center In Fort Mellon Park was easy. It's simply Immoral to build a hotrl or any private, for-profit project In a publicly owned park. It's wrong. After reading the papers and listen­ ing to both sides o f thr argu­ ment. my decision Is more Arm than ever. A *NO* vote Is not antiprogress. It Is not a vote against development and pros­ perity In downtown Sanford or even a vote against building a Itotrl/confrrence renter. It Is a vote that preserves a unique sraterfront park that no other community In Central Florida has. It Is a vote to open up In­ credible new opportunities for Sanford.. Mr. Dunn's editorial Is on example o f the reason some people are for giving up the park • he clearly doesn't use It himself. That's no reason to destroy It. Mr. Dunn, regarding your challenge lo go to the pork at night with a $100 bill In my pocket. I would lx- happy to take you up on tliut. I often ride my blkr late at night and my route always lakes me past Ihe park I see people sitting In their cars, silling at Ihe ta ­ bles. talking. Minding their own business. Deception In the cam ­ paigns? Among llie more bl/anr claims are the ones that say that, by shrinking Fort Mellon Park’s 18 acres to 8 acres, wr are going to have a larger park. Mr. Mercer says Dial Hie park Is going to be thirty percent larger) How m old anyone believe Hiat eight acres Is larger than eighteen? Thr fact Is. the new "enhanced* park will be nearly sixty per­ cent smaller. L-shaped, and a big chunk of It will be a narrow strip along the waterfront In front o f the hotrl. Look at the postcards that we have received. One pictures six Seminole High School cheerleaders with six adults behind them asking us to 'Join your friends and neighbors and VOTE YES*. Four of those six adults are not registered to vote In Sanf *rd. Don’t take my word for It. Check thr voter registration lists. Another card lias a painting o f the proposed entrance to the purk. Notice that the hotrl In thr background Is only two stories high, not the ten to twelve stories as planned! Go down to the rom rr of Sun Juan und 1st Streets and look ut that picture. Notice that It. too. shows u hotel that Is only a few stories tall. The mayor says there's no history behind the park. Sixtythree years o f use by genera­ tions of Sanford residents Is not history? The mayor de­ scribes the new hotel us 'historic*. A brand-new hotel will be historic? baseball parks Is a chance for the citizens and guests of Sanford to fully utilize Fort Mellon Park for the first time In Its history. growth of this town. Take bet­ ter care o f the park. Land­ scape the space that will be left when the ballflelds are tom down. Expand the park. Don't shrink It. Make it a true gath­ ering place. Not this little L• shaped thing you have planned. Pretty and small Is still small. Let's take our ne­ glected park and turn It Into a big, beautiful park that w e ll be proud to call our park. Bottom line - properly done, a hotel/conference cen­ ter In downtown Sanford might be viable. It's hard to tell since there Is no specific In­ formation. no market studies, no feasibility studies that the developer promised In his co n ­ tract. From a bustness/econotnic standpoint. Its a gamble that we should not make with our park. From a moral standpoint. Its lust wrong. Vote "NO*. Save Fort Mellon Park for you. for your children, for their children. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE Th* City of Sanford proposal lo change th* us* of the land wRWi t a area shown In th* map of M s advertssmart. A Public Hearing on tha proposal wiI bs hskJ on Thursday, Novsmbar 5.1998 at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thsrsaftsr as possibls. by tha Planning and Zoning Commission of Sanford, Florida In tha City Commission Room. City Hail. Sanford. Florida. Tha Planning and Zoning Commission, acting as tha City of Sanfortfs dasignatad Local Planning Agency, wil consider tha amandmsnt lo tha Comprshsnsiva Plan. Interested parties may appear at tha masting and be heard reganftng tha transmittal of tha proposed plan amandmsnt to tha City Commission. Coptss ot the proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Plan are available in the Department of Engineering and Planning at City Hall, Sanford. Florida and may be inspected by tha Pubic. Further Inquiries may be directed to Jay R Marder, AJCP. Director of Engineering and Planning at 330-5670. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a parson decides to «>p**l a decision made with respect to any matter considered at tha above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by th* City of Sanford. (FS 286 0105). PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR_ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT 2 THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-5626. 48 * HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. PUBLIC NOTICE P R O P O SE D A M E N D M E N T TO THE V 0 L U S I A /S E M I N 0 L E C O N S O R T I U M ’S 1 9 9 9 - 2 0 0 0 a n d 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1 C O N S O L ID A T E D P L A N On January 12.1999 the Semnoie County Board ot County Comrr ssioners w* consider amending (pre-awarding funds from) Vie 1999-2000 and 2000-2001 One-Year Action Plane of Vie County's Coneokdeted Plan. The ConeoSdatsd Plan governs Vw allocation and expenditure ot Community Development Block Grant (COBQ) Program funds. Under Vw CDBG Program, the Board is considering me Mowing action. • 1999-2000 Seminole County School Board S2S0.000 tor reimbursement tor Vie construction of a swimming pool tor use by Vie residents ol Seminole County and Seminole Ngh School * 2000-2001 Seminole County School Board S125.000 tor reimbursements tor the conetruction of e swimming pool lor use by Vis undents ot Semnoie County and Semnoie High School. The Board is now providing tor and inviting public comment on Vis amendment Anyone desiring to cement or ask any questions regarding this amendment may contact the Seminole County Community Development Office at Via taeowing address and telephone number: 8 2 S Robert Heenan. Principal Coortknaior Community Development Office Semnoie County Government 1101 East First Street Sanford. 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' * • r' : : 7 ' •I .' H • ’• :ii i. • M' ••.»:.• �Seminole Herald. Sanlord, Florida • Sunday, November I, 1998 W i n g ---------- I pi >* continued from Page 1A Strlblmg." Wing sal«l. *Wc had an anrsthrstologlst, scrub nurses, anyone who might Ik* needed. NASA did an excellent |ol> of providing backup. Luckily, he only hail a bruised thumb.* Wing said he particularly remembers the period before the launch, with a hurricane and high seas delaying the launch for over one month. Then came an em ounler with a Russian I roller with missiles on the way to Cuba, as political history nearly collided with spar e (light his­ tory. “'Ili.it was a tense moment lor the 1'resident of the United States and for Russia,* Wing said, referntig to the standoff between .John F Kennedy and Nikolai Kiusr hev. "I was con ­ cerned tills might be the start ol World War Three. We went to General Uu.liters 1 dldnl know whether we would all be blown up * Glenn's current mission may help mrdti al doctors lake a step forward in understanding the aging process. Wing said. While serving as a payload s|K-i tails! Glenn will volunteer calcium determinations m Ills bones as well as blood samples Wing said "lliere are many facets of the aging process we don't vet fully understand.* Wing said T h e loss of lame tis­ sue. (Missible deterioration of Itiusr le mass, sensorial luiii lions, and cardiac fom tions It Is hoped that the expert incuts in spate will aicelerate what wo are learning here on Karth * New monitoring equipment is among the * Immeasurable spin tiffs* Wing said inetlital st lent e has already gained ■mm spat e travel Wing said he has worketl with many astronauts. *from •John Glenn to Gordon Cooper * Me stid this Might Is special to him In-cause *|t ret alls the past that built the future * Wllig describes Glenn as *a very dedicated quiet man He Decency------ i r .f continued from Page IA told he dul not get permission to use the rttv seal." Wasscr man said Also tat Friday, |>ohtlt al ac­ tivist anil WIN/ (710 AM) radio show host Dave Guet/loe filed a suit 1 1.timing that George ll bell'd anti slandered httit with statements distributed to vot ers in Casselberry *1 never made many ol the statements he has attributed to me Guet/loe said outside United Methodist Community Chttrrh oil U S Highway 17 1(2 'He can't be allowed to control people with these lies Guetzloe's ac tion is the set olid lit three days against George sued Wednesday by a woman who said he c orn ed her into engaging In oral sex minutes alter she had come to his church office for spiritual counsellug George said the woman s al legations were 'ludicrous" the latest attempt to smear him befnir county voters cast their ballots on a Public Decency Ordinance that he championed for the Seminole County Citl /etis lor Decency. He dismissed Gucl/loe's charges, too. '.Just consider the source." George said George said that he c lipped the City of Casselberry seal along with an endorsement he­ rn ctved trom Tlu* Orkuulu Sen lOwl “The City o f Casselberry residents are extremely out­ raged." he said. "You 11 see that when they vote Tuesday." Guet/loe Is considered by Insiders as a controversial political activist. He’s been ac­ tive m Orange County Republi­ can Party affairs and In elec­ tions. In recent mailers written and distributed by George. Guet/loe was singled out for his urging voters "to favor bar Interests." He said that Guet/loe. by way of his politi­ cal committee rc|>ort (Ax the Tax) "cleverly worded to con­ fuse, pushed the bars' Inter­ ests." Worse yet. Guet/loe said that George accused him of trying to keep bars open to 0 a in In Seminole County. *1 have never said that," Guet/loe said. Frederic II. O'Neal, an a t­ torney lu Windermere, filed Gucl/loe's suit In Seminole County Circuit Court The ac­ tion seeks for damages In ex­ cess of S I5.000 | exclusive of court costs, prejudgement In­ terest and attorneys fres.) VOTE NOV. 3rd 1998 Is the quintessence" of a hero. Wing said. ‘ John Glenn will do quite well." Wing said, 'lie Is an illustration that a human Ik-ing who stays physically trim and mentally active, and avoids toxic substances, ran lead a prolonged and useful life. lie has continually worked In the Senate until this age. and he Is a role model for the rest of us." Wing Is practicing general surgery at the Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford Wing's undergraduate work was done at Stetson Ulllver slty in DeLitul. where he earned a bat briar's degree in chemistry In U»r»:i Wing graduated front Kmrry Med I cal School in Atlanta. Ga. in 1956. He then spent three years at Harvard Medical S< bool in lloston. Ma . and served in lloston Clt\ Hospital. Wing also served six years in the army reserves. Front 1959 until |olnlng the Army In 1961. Wing was the Chief Resident in General Surgery at Jackson Memorial Hospital ill Miami . In 1965, after two years of active duty in the Army Med I cal Ctire. Wing moved to Sanford. Wing has two sons and a step daughter. Ills wife. Annette Wing, holds a master's tlegrre In clinical psychology and also Is a graduate nurse. She Is practicing at various agent les. and is on the Board of Directors lor the Central Florida United Way. Ills son Michael Wing re cftitly passed his medical Ixj.trtl exam for radiation on eulogy. lie is practicing in Pori Charlotte. Michael Wing's wife. Ashley, gave birth to twin daughters Kmlly and Courtney two years ago Jonathan Wing is finishing his bat lirlors degree at the University ot Florida, and is a runner up merit scholar * /OlCf f0 « BUSINGS FO* COODCOVIKNMII 1998 Endorsed Candidates O sceola County S c h o o l Board Jackson Mumey. District 1 •David Stone. District 3 lutlv Robertson, District 5 • V * .*•' • I 'm Ukua w o o f >t x j a s too*, i i n a n c i n o no 50% H IH M IN C M tv t-c tm t 4 Q A A I 'O V W - Jeanne Morris. District S Florida House of R ep re s e n ta tiv e s . > J-, JV1 Orange County S c h o o l Board Linda Sutherland. District 2 Judge Rick* Roach. District 3 j ^ Florida Cabinet Katherine H a rris Secretary ot S t a t e Mary lane Arrtngton District 2 Ken Smith District 4 P r o m o t io n Boh B u ttrrw o rth A tt o r n e y G e n e ra l D is c o u n t A / Q C 'J I O J •Frederick Brummer District IH Abo Reddick. District PJ Florida S e n .ife Buddy Dyer Oistnct 14 Charlie Bronson Distort In O sceola County C om m ission R o b e rt M illig a n ru n sh utters tot t tool ol Home_Wild Purchase ______________ Q A f i 'J A O •Clarence Hoenstme Oistrut i Homer Mortage. District b •Sandra Robinson. District 2 Halp Ua A d v t f ilH Out N o t Am erican-M ad* Pramlum S a la d Eitartor Vinyl Siding and/or O v rtia n g a tla a P ad ot Our Show Nom a P rom otion' Hom o •Robert "Bob* Sindler District 2 'Diane Bauer, D i s t r i c t ! S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y A R E A Show Mel Martinez. County Chairman S em in ole County S c h o o l Board W A N T E D 5 H O M ES W AN TED IN T H E • l « I S ftftl'l (*’ LJtMl v/r • • i 'em* rvi-»—, .• v » • t • rttett Looetuf > tt/tvnttisn tSMAAIiOO*» SIISIM/ Orange County C om m ission S em in ole County C om m ission i t h o u r * » o» r r i e u i y -m i s # • Randy DR. R.C. SPROUL M o rr is D is t r ic t B ill N e ls o n C o m p t r o lle r Tre a s u re r In s u ra n t <■ C o m m is s io n e r 2 We have spoken. fkclPd fo offk. r tfuftng S«|)tpmb(u pumAfy BusmessForce represents 10.000* businesses and their tensof thousands of employ ees from eleven Central Florida Chambers of Commerce. (hismessForce's evaluation com nuttees interviewed candidates running for local and state offices in Orange, Seminole and 0s • i C unties Members looked fur candidates, on a nonpartisan basis, who support f,nr and responsible legislation that enhances business in our family of communities ST. ANDREW S C H A I'E L God • centered Worship DyiiJmU llihlii.il Preaching Manifesting the Jn> uf ( liristian fellow ship Siinila) School -') a.in. Worship 10: .to a.in. Mrelinr il i*i/r Pftvilr Sttn* I (UMnil uf VmireA Tin#Hr I rnlrt Mill in Xjnf>nl Iill- I t to cut il IH»\ •<»» ilkl (II na I ti iniW -s tin kl.-1 n "II thr nj.t hits! >kk t ill Ihr ihunh "Ifkr l.r m e ini tmill.ii ♦O” VW-9AH2 5 £& rfu §1 aim <jgg g to ruts C .hacn bcr CATCH SOME FRIGHTENINGLY GOOD DEALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! T ile .From 1 0 ,O o o S q . 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Ed A lan were among law enforcement agents that checked warrant Rsts during spot checks in the county. provides service to community aPSC lA L TO TH X HKXALD SEMINOLE COUNTY - Mem­ bers o f the Community Justice Coalition made unscheduled contact this week with con­ victed criminals under supervi­ sion. Including high-risk o f­ fenders. this is to ensure that the criminals are adhering to the conditions of thetr probation, said Deanna Drown, spokes­ woman for the Seminole County Sheriffs Office. Previous contacts have re­ sulted In the seizure of weap­ ons. drugs and arrests of o f­ fenders not abiding by their probation. Drown said. The Coalition Is a concept generated by the Greater Seminole Chamber of Com ­ merce Initiative o f the Semi­ Serving Seminole Outinty Since 1008 S PO R T S • P K O P L S HEALTH * FTTHESS • BU SIN ESS fttflU M lt ft m ik 300 N. French A vs., Santord (407) 322-2011 Fax: (407) 323-0400 W e make your business insurance our business. I p p l n c want to h? >wr nole Vision. Seminole Vision includes the council of mayors, local gov­ ernment managers. public safety, community services, education, healthcare, trans­ portation. business, and eco­ nomic development and real estate and environment. The public safety group In­ cludes the sheriff and the sen­ ior public safety administra­ tors from the county and Us seven cities. The goal o the coalition Is to provide effective and efficient criminal Justice services to the public. The coalition Is made up of the following law enforcement agencies: Florida Department of Corrections. Florida De­ partment of Juvm lle Justice. Seminole County Probation. Office of the State e Attorney and the Judiciary. Still Die f 0 &for Local News M .L (Sonny) Rabom , Or. Robert J. SmNh. Hanry Swaat. L M Rard A P a tin a Hunt. Arthur Hants, Arthur Haynas, Ada 8iree, Doug S Oebbre Qroaactoaa, Mark P M a S Baas Simona. Ja n a a Davis. Mona A Rick Wafcer. N a l Snow. LaRoy Robb. P a l Hart. 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Sanford. fU<U ■Sunday November 1.1998 • IB S xta JQ lo h ii n R a id e rs Jeff Berlinicke re a d y to Cromartie leads men’ s team back into action Herald Staff WrIUr Bears respond p o s itiv e ly to ju m p to varsity W om en set to step into state’ s elite HERALD SPORTS EDITOR By D saa Baxlth HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD . After 21 months of Inactivity the Men's Basketball Program will spring back Into life Tuesday night at the Health and Physical Education Center at Seminole Communin College. The program, which was one of the most successful In the stale for the first 25 years of Its existence, was shut down In March of 191)7 because of different problems and a new coarhlng staff was brought In lo rebuild the Raider*. The man chosen lo reslart the program Is Stan Cromartie. who comes to SCC from Valencia Community College In Orlando, WINTER SPRINGS _ A lot o f people In Semi­ nole County laughed when Winter Springs de­ cided to try to play football with the big boys without any senior* this season. Winter Springs principal Wayne Epps told his coaches last season, when all of the teams fielded varsity rosters except football that they would have to take their lumps and grow up quickly. With the football team, they had to grow up physically, as well as mentally. Well, the team grew up faster than anyonr ex­ pected. Last night, the Baby Bears won their first Seminole Athletic Conference game and their second overall, with a thrilling 17-16 overtime win over neighborhood rival, a team that would have fielded many of the players making up the Bears If not for the construction of Winter Springs. Last year, the Bears played a Junior varsity schedule and coach Mick Hants was tested with his patience. There were some high points, no­ tably Brett Weber's kickoff return that marked the Bear* first touchdown, but the team took Its lumps. This year, with no seniors. It seas lime to take on the big guys. With only 10 players on the pre-season roster over 200 pounds, the biggest being lineman Mike Machado at 280, Winter Springs knew It would be overpowered by the Class 6A opponents. The stsi.jam aln A .back, Jgfaapie n ip k c le 5> p u i T W i , * ' 140 pounds. Lyman High School has three players over 300 pounds and onfaLbas two wins. Still, the Bears have enthusiasm. In fact. It’s almost a shame the kids will have to grow up eventually. The excitement of a new program Is Infectious and the place was packed last night despite only one win on the season. Give a lot o f the credit to Epps, Harris and Athletic Director Rick Trlbtt. They believed In the team and the concept of building from scratch. Not Just in football, either. The girls volleyball train Is ranked second In the state and the girls basketball team may dominate Class 3A this winter. Last night, however, the evening belonged to the football team and the people who believed In them. The school can't even have a legitimate Homecoming ceremony even though their 'Welcoming Night* attracted one o f the biggest crowds In the county all season to see two teams with a combined total of two wins. If you put It all together, the county’s sleeping giant Is waking up. and a lot earlier than most people expected. When Jason Rucdllnger’s game winning extra point went through the uprights the Bears reacted like they had Just won the Su­ per Bowl. But If you looked at the Winter Springs side lines, right around the 10-yard line, you saw Trlblt and Epps, leaping higher and shouting as loudly as anyone. They deserved It. which dropped Its Athletic Program afier the 1997-98 school year. Under Crumarllr. the Matadors won over 20 games last year d e­ spite knowing the program would not return this season. Cromartie was a super player In his own right bark In his junior College days, helping lead the Manatee Community College Lanc­ ers to back-to-back State Champi­ onships In the early 1980V Cromartie hus also enlisted forPlsasa m s ro c k Head coach Ken Patik» * uHy heavily on sophomore'* (from left to nght) Dana Kudruyvtseva. Jaana Kotov* and Crystal far- whon the Sonvnole Community College Women’s Bask 'ta : team takes the court lor tho 1998-99 soason Man. Page 2B SANFORD _ Seminole Commu­ nity College women's head basket­ ball coach Ken Patrick has a robtem that all coaches would P1 iii like to have. Too many good players. With his two best players re­ turning from last year's team, an­ other part-time starter back, the return o f defensive specialist Mag­ gie Reedy from Lake Mary and 11 new Impressive freshmen. Patrick had the unenviable task o f trying to harness so much talent. But the veteran bench boss Is relishing In having to deal with such a problem and feels that the Raiders have a very good shot at winning SCCs first women's bas­ ket tm11 state championship. The Raiders will be led by the sophomore duo o f S-foot-7 shoot­ ing guard Darla Kudruyvtseva and 7-foot renter Jaana Kotova. Kudruyvtseva. from St. Peters­ burg. Russia, was an All-MldKlortda Conference selection last year, while Kotova, from Tallinn. Estonia and the first 7-foot women to play In the United States when the season started last year, was an All-State team member and a pre season All-America candidate. They will be helped bv Jet-quick Pis m « Wa Pag* 2B W in t e r Springs gets first S A C w in By J « f f Berlinicke ASSISTANT SIO KTS EDITOR WINTER SPRINGS _ It was Homrroming and the Super Bowl all rolled Into one. Winter Springs, a fledgling second-year school creating Its own history every week, won tis first varsity Seminole Athletic Conference game Fri­ day night with a 17-16 win over Dike Howell in overtime. The win came against the Bears' closest rival and a pre-season favorite in the SAC. Afier klckrr Jason Rurdllnger booted the ex­ tra point afier the Bears' first possession In overtime, the Bears charged off the bench and embarked on a wild celebration. file wtp was sri up after Like Howell scored a touchdown on the first possession of ovrrtlme. but mlsjwti the extra point. For Whiter Springs, the win was a long lime coining. . "It me*..- a lot to us. especially coming on Homecoming against Lake Howell.* said Junior receiver lum Weber. 'W e kept telling everybody we could do it * Johnni< make, scored the lying touchdown In the overtime on a three-yard burst up the mid­ dle on tlv Bears' third play. 'It was worth all o f the work we did.' Blake said. *1 |H't have to thank the offensive line for everything The game meant nothing In terms of the play­ offs. Winter Springs travels to Cocoa Beach next Friday and the winner of the game ram s a state playoff berth. The bad news Is. the winner gets to face Pahokre of Martin County, one of the top powerranked teams In the state. Still, it was the biggest win yet In the school's young history after several close call*. T in s was huge.' coach Mick Harris said. -We've had three or four that could have gone ei­ ther way but. because o f slxe and youth, we wore down at the end. 1 can't give enough kudos to or younger kids, especially the freshmen. Winter Springs got off to an early start last night, stopping the Hawks on thdr Please see Bear*. Page 3B L ak e Brantley keeps record spotless By A lex Kane HERALD STAFF WRITER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Another step forward. Lake Brantley continued Its undefeated season on Friday night, defeating West Orange at Tom Storey Field. 17-14. Lake Brantley's record now stands at 8-0. Having clinched home field advantage for the first round of the playoffs, the Patriots are riding high following thdr disappointing 4-5 record last Last Second S h ot: D id Patrick E w in g o j the N e w Y ork K n lc k s really s a y last w e e k that n o w that the N B A p la y e rs are d riv in g cars, they d o n 't w ant to g o b a c k to h o r s e s a n d b u g g ie s ? W h a t? Is he s a y in g the p la y e rs will be Jorce d to turn A m is h ? season. *! knew we had a dunce to be pretty good.' Lake Brantley coach George Clayton said. "We had a few question marks coming into the season, and all of them have been answered with emphatic positives. "WeVe come a long way. and we've still got a long way to go. We're not ready to stop any time soon.* The two teams played liardnosed, sinashmouth football all night, but the Patriots nude the big pluys when they had to. Lake Brantley scored on Its second possession of the game, driving the ball 62 yards down the field for a touchdown. Keyed by a 23 yard screen pass from quarterback Regan Russell to Hector Diaz, playing In place of Injured leading rusher Arnold Celeste, the drive ended on sixyard touchdown pass from Russell to Josh Drmatets. The extra point gave the Patriots a 7-0 lead. Lake Brantley scored again right before halftime when Trey Kecley booted a 45-yard field goal (two yards shy of the school record) to up the lead to 10-0. After a Keeley kickoff which proved difficult to handle, the Warrior* could only return the ball to their own six. With less than 30 seconds remaining, many expected West Orange 'o take a knee, but Manny Vasqurz broke free and ran for 42 yards before Jonathan Brooks brought him down, saving a touchdown. The final two plays of the half were Incompletlons. and P lesM see P a triots. Pag* 2B Sem inole does ju st enough in tune-up fo r M a in la n d By Tony D «S on n ier HERALD CORRESPONDENT SANFORD _ Generating Just enough offense and playing just enough defense, the Semi­ nole Fighting Seminoles hung on to claim a 24-17 Home­ coming win over the Oviedo Li­ ons Friday night. ‘ I think what I Just saw In our huddle was relief that this game was over." said Seminole coach Jim Worthington with a wide smile. "1 think we re Just glad to get this win and be able to concentrate on Mainland next week.' The Fighting Seminoles (6-2 and 3-1 In the Seminole Ath­ letic Conference) hosts the Mainland Buccaneers In a cru­ cial 5A-Dlstr1ct 5 contest next Friday at Thomas E. Whigham Stadium. Oviedo (2 6. 2-2 SAC) visits Liike Brantley for a 6A-District 3 next week. Seminole forged a 21-7 halftime lead by scoring every time It had the ball. Each of the drives covered at least 62 yards as the Notes accumu­ lated 202 yards of offense. "We played pretty well." said Worthington. “We took care of the ball all night. The offense played nearly a flawless first half. In the second half, the defense came up with some key stops when they had to." P lesM m o T rib e. Page 2B O . Hudson 5 pus* from Slurling llunghnrsl kirkl S . Nunn 22 KG Fourth Quarter O . Langtiorsl 24 KG TEAM STATISTICS First downs . Ovtrdo 21: Seminole 18. Hushes yards _ Ovtrdo 31-174; Semi­ nole 43 287. Passing . Ovk-tlo 14-22-1: Srnunolc 2-5 0. Passing yards _ OMrdo 201. Seminole 20 Fumbles lust . Oviedo 3-0; Srmtnoic 10 IVnulltrs-yards . Oviedo 3-25. Semi­ nole I-IS. Punt* average . Ovk-du 0-0 0; Semi­ nole 3-31.7. SEMINOLES 24. U O N S 17 Oviedo 7 Somlaole 0 7 3 . 17 7 14 3 0 . 24 P in t Quarter S . Frederick 28 run (Nuun kirkl O _ Grayson 22 pus* from Starling ILanghoril kick) Second Quarter S _ llenn cll 20 run (NU on kkk) S . licnnetl 8 run (NUun kirkl r INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSH1NQ _ Ovtedn. Quintero 13-89. Hudson 9-56. stalling 7-29. Seminole, llenncll 22-128. Latimer 13-100. Fre­ derick 8 58, Goldsmith 2-1. PASSIKO . Oviedo. Starling 14-22-1. 201: Seminole Goldsmith 2-5-0. 20. RXCXJYIXQ Oviedo Grayson 7-105. Holmes 2 28. Qulnleru I 24. GocU I17. Hudson 2 14. Ibuney 1-13. Semi­ nole. Frederic k 2 20 Third Quarter Seminole quarterback Garrett Goldsmith (No. /) pre­ pares to hand the ball off lo Willie Bennett, who scored two second quarter touchdowns when the Tribe broke a 7-7 tie with Oviedo and finished with a flame-high 128 yards rushing on 22 carries. The Fighting Seminole* held on to wm their Homecoming game. 24-17. M M M | . - - - - _____________ £ * = 4 ^ ■ g ' « *Vi> r v v ..ir v * . 'i * s • • ■ --------- ——— i‘ fc r- - \ ' "i : • ' »*j-in; in -“ Hr >>• •• - • • ij �2B ■ Sem inole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. November 1. 1998 P atriots------C o n tin u e d fro m Page I B the score Patriots at stood 10-0 intermission. After a Lake Brantley offense on the opening possession of the second half West Orange took over on its own 31 After a 17-yard pass to from Garrett lYleser to Vasquez. Pem ell Jackson sprinted 49 yards for the score. The extra point closed the gap to 10-7. Neither team could get a consistent drive started until the Patriots took over on their own 17 midway through the fourth period. Russell lead his team down the field, but on a first and 10 on the Warrior 19. West Orange forced a fumble, and the bounced to the middle of the field and lay motionless as Ihe players charged and the fans held their breath. Quickest and closest was K»ke Brantley's Kceley. who pounced upon the ball on the 11. keeping the drive alive. Two play’s later. Russell ran in the touchdown with 5:43 left. Trailing 17-7. the Warriors took over on their own 36. On the second play of the drtve. Pem ell Jacksot looked as though he might score, but Mike Jackson caught him after a gain of 24 yards. The drive rontlnued. however, and after converting two fourth downs. Pernell Jackson ran the ball in for a one-yard touchdown. Despite giving up the score. the Patriot defense had forced West Orange to expend precious time, and the score came with less than two minutes remaining. Brooks recovered the onstde kick for Lake Brantley, and Russell ran out the clock. It took a leant tITuii for Brantley to win. Its offense played without Celeste and with little action from Lanier Bush Dt.u filled In to nui for Just under 100 yards, and Deniatels also helped pick up the slack. Defensively. Bill Frisch and John Miller had huge night's. Mike Jackson had on Interception and knocked down several other key passes. IM e V tu • W im c ii FREE I4 M V A U JI Simply purchate one of Yamaha'* great "Bear” ATV* (Grizzly, Kodiak. Big Hear) and receive a winch is plow (each a $400 retail value) FREE! Bui huny - this offer hihematei for good Nov­ ember 30. I 'M Keclcy's play, however, was the difference In the close game. The long field goal became the deciding points In the game, but his fumble recovery kept the winning drive going. Ills booming punts and kickoffs consistently forred the Warriors to start out with poor field position. 'll feels great.* said Keelcy ol the win. *We can't wait to play Oviedo next week.* According to Clayton. Celeste currently Is at 60 70 percent o f his capacity, and hopefully will return next week, but may be out lor a few more weeks. The Patriots host Oviedo at 7:30 p.m. next Friday In thrlr final regular season game. Y A M A H A Sophomore Josh Deftutws caught a touchdown pass and loamod with Hoctor Diaz lo pick up the slack for injured star runner Arnold Celosto B R O W N ’S G YM N ASTIC S W om en C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e IB point guard Crystal Tanner from Westvllle. Flor­ ida and Reedy, who. despite being only 5foot-10. did a super Job of defending play­ ers six and seven Inches taller. Among the newcomers who should help the Raiders immediately are 6-foot-4 center Kntsa Tuurc from Imatra. Finland. 6-foot-1 forward/guard Satu Ralmesalo from Lahti. Finland, and the Seminole High School duo of Shemelka Stokes (6-foot) and Tamara Gilchrist (6-foot-2). Other incoming freshman are Jaclyn Hoffman (5-foot-10 from Deltona). Chris­ tine Brunlng (5-foot-6 from Winter Park). Kelca Smith (5-foot-7 from Ocala), Mevett Wooley (5-foot-5 from Carbondale. Illi­ nois). Shcm el Donovan (6-foot-1 from Or­ u s plow lando) and Kristen Smlthrrs (5-foot-H from airship two years ago. at <)WCC in Nit evllle it r»■:to p in Sarasota). And Ihcn on Siturdav play many time Another positive for Patrick Is Ihe m um -•talc champion Pensacola (oinnmntty of Tony Mandevllle us assistant co.u It Mandevtlle. who like Patrick has coachrd College .it Okaloosa Walton al I 30 p in SCC will then return home lo host In on the NCAA Division I level) Is a defensive llan River Coiumunitv College al 0 p m on specialist. Tuesday. Nov. 10. before going K irk on the The women will play their first burnt road to play three g. .lies m the Nike ('la s ­ game on Wednesday at 6 p.m. In an exhibi sie In Miami lion against St. Leo College, an NCA\ Dl vision 11 school from the West Coast. In addition to Ihe always tough loiupetl The Raiders will probably be able t< Judge pretty quickly how good they ran !>< lion In ihe conference, ihr Raiders will as they open the regular season against ■■ also he playing out ol slate (rowers Owens pair of powerhouses In the Panhandle next C.C. from Ohio. Skagit Valley Irom Wash Ington. Cincinnati Tcih. Meridian. Missis weekend. On Friday, Nov. 6. SCC will take on sippi, William Jewell College from Mis sourt. Johnson County. Kansas and Nas Okaloosa-Walton Community College, win. sail IN Y I C.C. won the Junior College National Chumpi ^eqlstcft Jlotif •; -Jot * Classes M e n ------------C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e IB mer Orlando Magic center Greg Kite as an assistant coach. The 6-foot-10 former All-America from Ongham Young University, who was a first round pick of the Boston Celtics back In 1982. will work with the big men for the Raid­ ers. Also assisting Cromartlc will be Shane Huygens. Despite not having a team last year and every player on this year's team knew to the program and school, the Raid­ ers will begin the season ranked No. 5 In the State PreSeason Poll. Cromartlc has already slated that this Is not only the best team he has every had talent wise, but also academically, which Is good news consider­ ing the number of players some schools lose to grades before the start of the confer­ ence schedule In January. Cromartlc brought along sev­ eral players with him from V a ­ lencia. Including forward/center TerTance Fudge. Other newcomers Include point guard Eric Walker, shooting guard Chad Marshall and 6-foot-11 freshman Robbie Shapiro, who was a starter on the Lake Mary High School team that went to the reglonals last spring. Also, to get the team In bet­ ter shape and to establish a repolre between the players and the new coaching staff, Cromartlc took the team on a retreat to Umatilla earlier this fall. The season opens Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. with the Brevard Community College T i­ tans paying a visit to the Health and Physical Education Center on the SCC campus. The Raiders will also play home games with Hillsborough C.C. (Saturday. Nov. 7), Indian River Community College (Tuesday. Nov. 10). Manatee Community College (Saturday, Nov. 14) and American Eagle, an AAU team from St. Peters­ burg made up of several former college su re (Saturday. No. 21) before playing their first road game at Indian River In Ft. Pierce on Tuesday. Nov. 24th. All of the games will begin at 7:30 p.m. except for the game with American Eagle that Is set for a noon start. In addition to Mid-Florida Conference games with St. Johns River Community C ol­ lege (Palatka). Santa Fe Com ­ munity College (Gainesville). Daytona Beach Community College. Central Florida Com ­ munity College (Ocala) and Florida Community College at Jacksonville. SCC will also play such powerhouses as Johnson County Community College from Kansas, Chlpota Community College from Madi­ son. Mlaml-Dade Community College. St. Petersburg C om ­ munity College and Nassau (N.Y.) Community College. The Raiders will also play In two tournaments, the MlamlDade Community College Tournament (Nov. 27-28) and the St. Johns River Community College Tournament hi Palatka (Dec. 28-29). MOM'S BTMUSTKS OHIM 4 f M i MUMIACM Mini 8 Hours for the Price of 4 ( 4 l 'r r « BirvMay Partin A u iU U i Salunal and Inltrnalunall} Hrnmt lud Caatkinj Sla/T Bnnq in lhi\ 4d 4t rrqi%lr4lion .ind receive ‘ 10.00 OFF Nl « WUOIMM ONI f Jlroamt (iymmaeiie« Sam llae Thro* Lueaiiams la Sana Yum Mario Frederick staked Seminole to a 7-0 lead when he scored on a 28-yard dash at 4:48 of the first quarter. It took 3:22 for the Lions to counter. Kenny Starling connecting with Larry Grayson on a 22-yard scoring pass. Willie Bennett scored twice In the second quarter for the Semtnoles on runs of 20 (at 7:57) and 8 (with 26 seconds left) yards. Jeff Williams provided the crucial play of the first half for the Scminoles when, with the Tribe defending a 14-7 lead, he intercepted an Oviedo pass at the Seminole 2 -yard line and returned the ball to the 38. Seminole dldnt have as much success on offense In the second half, gaining Just 105 yards. Their only points came n ,! r i iz I - DeLand ALL i 1 1 303-3044 Oviedo cut Seminole's lead to a touchdown when Alvin Hudson took a 5-yard swing pass from Starling and scored at 5:39 of the third quarter. After Nixons field goal. Oviedo drove deep Into Semi­ nole territory, only lo turn the ball over on downs when stopped Inches short o f a first down at the Tribe 22. The Lions forced Seminole lo punt after three plays and again moved Into Noles end of the field. Tills lime. Oviedo set­ tled for a 34 -yard field goal by Mike Langhorst after being stopped at the Seminole 17- MNNm «vm ui • w a ru i r *v ': r r . ' AMMI744 M74I'774 N o v e m b e r 21 & 2 2 S a tu rd a y * 9 0 . ( 1 ) . t o 5 p .m . t o 5 p .m . More than 20A In the Downtown Area n » Hwrto Stan CromartK? has been given the job of restarting the Seminole Community College Men's Basketball Program ARjs • Painting • Sculpture • Pottery • Jewelry • Photography • Graphic Arts ♦ Free P a rk in g ♦ on a 22-yard field goal by Matt Nixon with 35 seconds left In the third quarter. It was plenty as the Tribe defense came up with two huge stops In the fourth quarter. —*•*** Sunday *1 0 a m Tribe C o n tin u e d fro m P age IB Hour*) • CUUUMM KOK BOYS AND 6IRL8 OK AU. AGK8 • CA1X KOH YOl'H KKKK THIA1. CLASH (•ills A llu)> Hrftnnrr Adoncrd (i)mnu(Ki. Mom A Tm. Tiny TbU. Chf»rl»nlm< High School CLu (ail i Compslilnr Mini Camp*. yard line. "It's great that we were able to hang on In the second half." said Worthington. When you look at film of Oviedo, you re­ alize they’re much better than their 2-5 record. "They're talented and physi­ cal and those kinds o f learns always wc.ry you. regardless of their record." For Ihe Lions, u was another In a sequence of painfully close losses. "Our olfense played well." said Oviedo coach Greg Regis­ ter. "We Just have to stop spot­ ting teams 21 points. But every lime we fall, we gel bark up again. And we will again next week." Brnneti led all rushers with 128 yards on 22 carries. Clarence Latimer added 100 yards rushing on 13 carries while Frederick ran Ihe K ill eight times for 58 yards, lie also caught two passes lor 20 yards. Kevin Qulnlero led Oviedo with 89 yards rushing on 15 carries. Hudson ran nine times for 56 yards. Starling co m ­ pleted 14 o f 22 passes for 201 yards. 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Neither team moved the ball much until late In the fourth quarter when Lake How­ ell rapped off a seven-play drive, aided by a pass Interference call, with a 45-yard field goal by Lintlguu to send It Into over­ time. The Hawks lost the flip and had to take first possession In the Kansas tie-breaker. Starting from the 10. Hannon ran the ball right yards on the first play and full­ back Chris Schlechta carried to the one. On third down. Hannon scored on a keeper, but the extra point kick went wide right. Winter Springs took over and Hampton carried the ball twice to set up Johnnie Blake's touchdown and Ruedllnger's extra point to win It. Like llowrll will be at Lyman for a 7:.'!0 P-m. game next Friday. N e w Sm yrn a Speedw ay hosts G o v e rn o r’s C u p Prom BUff Reports Doxlr In Mini-Stocks. Rich Clouser In Bombers and Ed Zlkowskl In Run-A-Bouts. A special thanks goes to the DAAKA (Daytona Antique Auto Racing Association). the antique race cars were on hand to compete and they put on a good show. It Is always a pleasure to see these restored cars race, the cars are kept looking great and they bring buck good memories of racing days past. Racing begin* at 7 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located 10 miles south of Daytona Beach at the comer of Highway 44 and SR-415. between 1-4 (exit 50. east) and 1-95 (exit H4. west). Next Friday night. Orlando SpeedWorld will be hosting a special Baby Grand exhibition race as writ as artlon In the regular divisions of Latr Models. Limited latte Models. Open Wheeled Modified*. Sporlxman. Mini Stock. Kun-A- SAMSULA _ Tonight Is the night at New Smyrna Speedway as the 35th Annual Florida Governor's Cup will be contested. Tlie prestigious nice Is for Lite Models and will consist of 200 Laps paying $5,000 to win. The race will also be taped to be shown on Sunshine Network and FOX at a later date. Indianapolis 500 champion Faldle Cheever will be on hand to sign autographs from 0 p.m. to H p.m. and will also lie the olllclal starter for the race. Also on the card will be the regular racing divisions of Llmlled Late Modrl. Open Wheeled Modified. Sportsman, Mini-Stock. Bombers and Run A-Iiout. Hie winners in last week's (Oct. 24) features were _ David Rogers In Late Model" Greg F-lllotl In Limited Late Model. Robert Ham In Modified. Chad , llerce In Sportsman. Bob Bouts and 4 -Cylinder Bombers. The winners from Orlando on Oct. 23rd were Debbie Santo In L ite Model. Mike Murptiy in Umlted L ite Model. Ricky Wood In Modified, l*edle Allison In Mini-Stocks. Rich Clouser In Bombers. Joe Brogan In RunA-Bouts and Charlie Griffin In 4-Cyllnder Bombers. 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Sanford Florida - Sunday, Novem ber 1. 1998 Legal N otices Legal N otices NOTICC O f ACTION IN CM INtNT DOMAIN IN THK CIRCUIT COURT O f T N I IIQ M T tfN TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR 3KM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO M - i r U CA 13 B SEU iN O lf COUNTY, a poiit cal •ot>d.vigKV> o< Iff# S tilt of Ftondi, P «M io rt». M IR C IR O ilS l MURRELL. RAY VALDES at Tat Collector of Stmtnolo County Honda and tn* unknown tp ou tat of abo«a. if any. t*#«r do«*taot. a t« ^ > «tt. granloat. «t«v « mnr1oao««y i>dgnf«nt eroditoft. Iruttaat. l*onholdatt. partont *n p o tt«t«»o n and any and an ot*#* pottont having o» cliiming to h it * any right, till# or f ’l t r t i l by. through, undo# or aga>n«t tho abnv# n*m#d Dafandantt, or otha^wita claiming any right, Mia. or intarott m th# raal propa«ty datcnbad m thta action. Dafandantt TO THOSE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES C l a im in g in t e r e s t b y . t h r o u g h , u n d e r o r a g a in s t THE NAMEO DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIM­ ING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY OESCRiBED BELOW An fm*n#ni Domain PaMion. tcgathar with iti Daclaration of Tat*ng hat baan Mad m tha abova ttytad court to aCQuira cart am proparty mtarattt m Samtnola County. Florida datcribad at folk>wt PARCEL NO. I1 S JA CNULUOTA b y p a s s I I I SIMPLE THAT PORTION OF LOTS 9. 10, IT. ANO 17. BLOCK A TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CNULUOTA IN SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH RANGE 32 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2 PAGES SA 38 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlORlOA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT A 1/4- IRON PIPE WITH NO R L S NUMBER MARKING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 37 EAST. SEMI NOLE COUNTY FlORlOA. THENCE NORTH 01'SI 20' WEST a l o n g the EAST LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SEC­ TION 20. a d is t a n c e of 2439 oa feet t o a 1 - 1 /7 - ir o n p ip e WITH NO R L S NUMBER MARKING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF -HE SOUTHEAST l/A OF SAIO SECTION 70. Th ENCC SOUTH 88 71 02* WEST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/AOF SAIO SECTION 70. A OISTANCi OF 1105 IS FEET. THENCE SOUTH 00 29 33* EAST. 25 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH R I G H T OF W ay lin e OF CNULUOTA r o a o a s r e c o r o e o in PLAT BOOK 4 PAGES 76 ANO TT OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF s c m in o ie c o u n t y Fl o r id a a n d the p o in t of b e g in n in g Th e n c e CONTINUE SOUTH 00'79 33' EAST a l o n g th e e a s t LINE OF LOT •. BLOCK A. TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHUlUOTA AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGES SA SS OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A DISTANCE OF SA AS FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 9. A POINT ON THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF WASHINGTON STREET AND A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO BLOCK A. THENCE SOUTH 89-30 27* WEST ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE ANO THE SOUTH LINE OE SAIO BLOCK A. 220 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 12 OF SAID PLAT OF TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. THENCE NORTH 01 'AA 08WEST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 12 A DISTANCE OF SO 00 FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF CHULUOTA r o a d t h e n c e n o r t h 88 21 02’ e a s t a l o n g s a id r ig h t o f WAY LINE. 721 13 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 11.518 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS ANO P A R C H NO. ITS.SB CHUlUOTA BYPASS F IB B IM PLI th at PORTION of l o t s S. 8. ANO T. BLOCK A. TOWNSlTE OF n o r t h CHULUOTA IN SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH RANGE 32 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlORlOA. AS RECOROEO IN PlAT BOOK 7 PAGES SA 58 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlORlOA BEING WORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT A 3/4- IRON PIPE WITH NO R L S NUMBER MARKING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY FlORlOA, THENCE NORTH 01-3120* WEST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAiO SEC­ TION 20. A DISTANCE OE 2939 04 FEET TO A 1-1/2* IRON PIPE WITH NO R L S NUMBER MARKING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAiO SECTION 20. THENCE SOUTH 88 21 02 WEST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SECTION 20. A DISTANCE OF 90S 14 FEET. Th ENCE SOUTH 00 29 33' CAST. 23 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY U N I OF CHULUOTA ROAO AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 8. PAGES 78 ANO 77 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*29 33* EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF LOT S. BLOCK A. TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGES 54 58 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. A OISTANCE OF 38 49 FEET 70 THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 5. A POINT ON THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF WASHINGTON STREET ANO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO BLOCK A. THENCE SOUTH 89'30 27- WEST ALONO SAiO NORTH RIGHT OF WAV LINE ANO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO BLOCK A. ISO 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 7 OF SAIO PLAT OF TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHUlUOTA. THENCE NORTH 00‘ 29J3' EAST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAIO LOT 7. A OISTANCE OE 35 48 FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAV LINE OF SAIO CHU­ LUOTA ROAO. THENCE NORTH 89’ 21 02* EAST ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE. 150 03 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 9.347 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS ANO P A R C E L N O .1 1 S .se CHULUOTA BYPAB1 F IB SIMPLE LOTS 1 ANO 2. BLOCK -A \ TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGES 34 THROUGH 38 IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA. LESS THE NORTH 2S 00 FEET THEREOF FOR RIGHT OF WAY OF CHUlUOTA ROAO AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 6. PAGES 7S ANO 77 IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA. ANO ALSO LESS THE FOLLOWING COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 2. BLOCK -A*. TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2 PAGES 54 THROUGH SS IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. THENCE RUN N S1’ 30'2T- E. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOTS 1 ANO 2. A OISTANCE OF S3 OS FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING: THENCE RUN ALONG THE SOUTH-WESTERLY MAINTAINED RIGHT OF WAV LINE OF CHULUOTA ROAO. THE FOLLOWING FOUR COURSES. N 34 31 38- W. A OISTANCE OF 13 61 FEET. N 47*14 38" W. A OIS­ TANCE OF 29 18 FEET. N 39*21 S f W A OISTANCE OF 38 39 FEET. N 72-36 0«-W. A OISTANCE OF 22 40 FEET. TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAIO LOT 2; THENCE RUN N 00*9 33’ W. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAIO LOT 2. A OISTANCE OF 2.64 FEET. TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF CHULUOTA ROAO AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGES 76 ANO 77 IN THE PUB LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. THENCE RUN N 88*21 02* E. ALONG SAIO SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE A OIS­ TANCE OF 81 SS FEET; THENCE RUN S 50*26 44* E. ALONO THE NORTHEASTERLY MAINTAINED RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SAIO CHULUOTA ROAO. A DISTANCE OF 23 SS FEET lo A POINT ON THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF LANGFORD DRIVE. AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGES 54 THROUGH SS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA; THENCE RUN S 00*29 33*E. ALONG SAIO WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE ANO THE EAST LINE OF SAIO LOT I. A OISTANCE OF 47.00 FEET. TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 1. THENCE RUN S 89*30 27*W. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 1. BLOCK -A*. A OISTANCE OF 18 93 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 3.130 SQUAPE FEET MORE OR LESS ANO PARCSL NO. M S .9 CHUlUOTA BYPASS F IB BIM PLI THAT PORTION OF LOTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ANO 7. BLOCK B. TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA IN SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGES 54 58 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT A 3/4* IRON PIPE WITH NO R L S NUMBER MARKING the SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. THENCE NORTH 0 t ‘ Sr20* WEST ALONG Th E EAST LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SEC­ TION 20. A OISTANCE OF 2839 04 FEET TO A 1-1/2* IRON PIPE WITH NO H L S NUMBER MARKING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF SAIO SECTION 20. THENCE SOUTH 88 21 02- WEST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SECTION 20. A OISTANCE OF 219 06 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT I. BLOCK B. TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGES 5436 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO A POINT ON THE WEST RIGHT OF WAV LINE OF WEST RAIL­ ROAD WAV (A K A JEFFERSON AVENUE) SAIO POINT ALSO BEING THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE SOUTH 09*22 24EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAIO LOT t AND SAIO WEST" r ig h t o f w a y l in e , a d is t a n c e o f 9 9 53 fee t to the s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r OF SAIO LOT t. A p o in t o n th e n o r t h r -gmt o f w a y lin e o f Wa s h in g t o n s t r e e t a n o a p o in t o n the s o u t h LINE OF SAID BLOCK B. t h e n c e SOUTH 8930 27w e s t a l o n g SAIO n o r t h r ig h t o f w a y l in e a n o the s o u t h LINE OF SAIO BLOCK B. 381 14 FEET TO THE SOUTH­ WEST CORNER OF LOT 7 OF SAIO PLAT OF TOWNSlTE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. THENCE NORTH 00*29 33* WEST ALONG I n i WEST LINE OF SAIO LOT F. A DISTANCE OF 69 96 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OE SAID LOT 7 ANO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF THE PLAT OF LAKE LENELLE WOOOS AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAGES 67 69 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. THENCE NORTH 66 71 02' EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID BLOCK A ANO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE SAIO PLAT OE LAKE LENELLE WOOOS. 766 01 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CGNTA.NING 0 604 ACRES. MORE OR LESS BEARINGS ARE BASED ON THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH­ WEST 1/4 OF SECTION 21. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. AS BEING NORTH 69 03 JJ EAST AH ASSUMED BEARING OWNERlvl MERCEROEES l MURRELL c/o R*hArd N MJian. E«q Su.U 1100 390 Norm Or»no« Avenu# OiiAntio. EL 32801 Itc h 04*408401 14 further 001**148 thAt IP# P4tlt*004f 4lll 0418*00 ♦or ao 0*d#r of TakH*E before 1ti4 HONORABLE SEYMOUR BEN­ SON oti4 o* m# Judge* o* th# 4bo«4 »t*'4d Court, oo thuraday. Ih# 1910 d4Y Ol No.4mb4*. 1998. 41 3 00 p . *o Courtroom K. m 1b4 Spoiinol# County Courthouse. $40*0*8. Flo*id4. *** accordance nth *14 04Cl4*llion ol TaAmg 1-4 *410*0*4 M#d to 11**4 C4u44 All 04'4nd4nl4 10 m*4 tud 40.1 411 oth** *nt#*#»t#d parti#* o**V iy *#<io4 ftt 4 044**00 00 th# P# 11I 100 lor th# Old#* ot TaA’nfl #1 tfi# t,m« and plac# designated and ba heard Any 04l#*'<Jai’ t failing to Ma a timaly requael for haaitng ahall wa-v# any right lo ob|4Ct to fha Ordar ot Tal*ng AND Each 0*r#ndant and any oth#* p***o*-* claiming any merest <n Ih# property d#»c*'b#d in th# Petition in th# 4boy#-#lyl#d Eminent Domain proceeding 11 hereby required 10 *#*y# written oe'entee, r any you ha*# to th# Petition h#r#fofor# |ii#d In Ihi# cauea on the Petitioner, and any request for a hearing on Ih# Petition lor Ih# O’ der of Te*iog. if d**>r*d. on Petition#*'* Attorney whoa* name end add*#** n *h o »n below on or before Thursday, November 12. 149* end to file Ih# original of your written Jefana• « end any lequatt for hearing on tha Pel lion *o» m * Ordar of Tea.og w-th lha Clerk ol fh** Court either before serve# on fha Peiifionar t Aftorrey or immediilely Iharaeffe*. lo »how whet right, lift#, mfereel or ken you have, il any. or claim In and to lha propa'ty daecnbad in eaid Petition end to enow caute. it any you have, why tald propeity thould not ba condamnad for ma uea* and puipoee* ae aat forth in eaid Petition It you tail to a'-vwar, a default may ba entered eg* net you lor th# reli#l demanded m tha Pet it on if you ta-l to lequeet a hearing on th# Petition tor Ordar of Tak-ng you ehen wa ve any right to obtact to #a»d Order of Taemg WITNESS my hand and eael of eeirf Court on SEPTEMBER 74, 1998 (SEAL) MARIANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT N ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA By Ruin King Oeputy Clerk r o b e r t a McM il l a n County Allornay tor Seminole County. Florida Semmoi# County Sarvtcae Building !10t Eatt Firet Stiaet Sanford. Florida 32771 Teiepnona 94071 321 -1130. E«t 7234 Attorney tor Petition#! Publieh Sunday. October 23. 1998 Sunday November t. 1998 Of V 10 CITY OF LA K I MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY OivEN by lha City Commieiion ol lha City ot laae Mary Florida, that eaid Commueion will hold a Public Meanng on Naeember IS . ISSS. at 7iOO P.M . or a* toon therearia* at poteibia. to con aider a raquaet from Crete ent Reroute at, Inc tor Conditional Ufa Approval for an ofl< • building which re 43 n height on th* property datcribad on me attached legal deectiption (Mora commonly referred to at Tho Creecant at Pitmera 51 BOUNOARY SURVEY FOR CRISCENT RESOURCES, INC SECTION 7 TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANOI 30 EAST THE CITY OF LAKE MARY SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA REAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (WRITTEN BY SURVEYOR) PROPOSED TRACT 'A* OF PRIMERA PHASE It EAST A portion of Section T Townehip 20 South Rang* 10 (aat Semmoi# County Florida being mote particularly d eec'b ed a* follow* Commence at Ih* North***! corner ol Tract *0 ' PRIMIRA PHASE i according lo Ih* plat I hereof a* recorded m Plat Book 49 page* 99 through St ol tha Public Racordt at Semmoi# County Florida and run N 96 36 22' W along mo Norm line at taid Tract 0* 160 24 feet lo th* Pomt ot Beginning thane* con ­ tinue N 86 56 22* W along t*id North Ima 619 Ft teat thane* run N 62*61 09 W along Ih* North lm* of tard Tract *0* 770 73 teat to a pomt on m* Southeeelerty right-of-way lm* of Prune** Bcuiavard a* thown on eaid plat ol PRIMIRA PHASE I thane* run N 17*09 31* ( along eaid right-ol-wey lm* IIS 71 feat to a pomt ol curvature ot a curve concave Northwatterty having a radiua of 1336 62 taat a chord of 378 07 foot and a chord bearing of N 29 01 20' E thanca run Northaaetariy along eaid Curve and right* ol way Ima 37g 3t feat through a central angle ot 18*0102* t* a onmi of revere# curvature at a curve concave Southaaeterly hoe­ ing a radiut ol 429 9S f**4 and a chord bearing ol N 34*33 29’ I ; thanca run Nonheaiterly along taid curve and right-of-way Ima. 301 73 tea* through a central angle ol 66 St 26* to a point ol r*v*rt# curvature of a curve concave Nonhwaelarly having a radiut or 193 02 ftot e chord of 132 22 teat and a chord boating ol N 13 06 20* E ihanc* run Northaaetariy along ta<d curve and •ighi-of way Ima 132 4t tea! through a cantral angle ot 09*49'21* lo th* and ol taid curve thanca leaving taid right-of-way lm* run 3 39 01 16* E 220 66 feat thanca run S 70*21 26* W SI 43 feet: •hanc* run S 30 06 IS'W 4t 90 taat thanca run S 70*41 48* W. 76 22 taat thanca run S I I 28 17' W S3 41 taat thanca run 9 12 42 46' W 71 IS leal thanca run S 04*07 64* W 39 34 taat: Ihvnc# run S 02*10 02* E 74 14 feet thanca run S 12 04 41" I. 160 62 thanca run $ 41*2617* E 39 42* taat: thanca run 9 •2 42 24* ( 33 39 taat thanca run 3 09*49 44* E 117 46 taat to •h# Pomt ol Booinnmg Containing i t 9778 acre* Tn# Public Haarmg will b* hald m th* Committion Cham bare. 100 N Country Club Road, laka Mary Th* Public it mvitad to atiand and b* haard Said haarmg may ba conlmuad Norn tin** to In*** until a final dacition •» mad* by th* City Commityion NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MAOS BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON­ SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. HE OR SHI WILL NEED A RICORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO IVIOINCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASCO FLORIOA STATUTES 2SS OIOS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOiNG ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT Th ( CITY 3 ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 4 « HOURS IN AOVANCC OF THE MEETING AT (407) 124-3024 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Cerol Fatter. Cdy Clark DATED October 2«. 1998 PUBLISH November t. 1999 OEW-17 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIOA CASE NO.i SS-1298-CA-f 4-K ESTATE OF J R. HATTAWAY. Plaintiff, *S. FINISHING SYSTEMS OF FLORIOA. INC . and HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK. Oelandante NOTICE OF SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pureuant to th* Final Judgment of Foreclosure enterad m lha ebova-captionad action and dated October 28. 1999.1 will tall at public aal* lo tha highati and baat biddar(e), or bidders, lor cash, at tbs wait front slaps ot tha courthouse m Sanlord, Semmoi# County. Florida, at 11 00 a m on ma 24th day ol November. 1999. the property daecnbad on Eihibd *A* attached hereto ■ XHIBIT *A* UNIT 0. CORPORATE SQUARE PLAZA. A CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO THE DECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM. RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1871. PAGE 1069. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIOA WITNESS my hand and official aaal of this Court at Sanford. Saminol* County, Honda, this JSth day ol Octobar. 1998 (COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE As Clark of the Circuit Court By Jane E Jaaawic Oeputy Cletk Plaintiff a Attorney: James A Haltaway. Etq Holland t Knight LLP PO Boa 1329 Orlando. FL 32802 Publieh: November I, 9. 1999 OEW 20 The NFL...Week No. 9 SANFORD _ We've reached Week Nine and I'm still on fire. Last week's games provided plenty o f excitement as teams continue to battle for the playoffs. Seattle. Pittsburgh, and Buffalo put In performances that clearly Illustrate that they need to be considered contenders until someone proves them wrong. Watch these teams closely In thetr next few games, their seasons depend on It. My LOCK OP THK WBKX record Im­ proved to an unbelievable 8-0 as the stx-potnt 8BAHAWKS held ofT a feisty CHAKOKK team to win by a touchdown. Did we sweat? Sure. Was I really worried? Not at alt. Pm paid to provide you with winners, nnd for eight straight weeks I have done that. Looking around Florida. I'll start with the de­ spair. The Tampa Bay Bucs are horrible! If they start Trent Dtlfer this week, mark my words. I won't mention them, win or lose, next week. I realize that Steve 'Can't beat Nobody’ Walsh Is the backup, but nothing can be worse than what Is going on now. The Dolphins deserve credit on defense for holding the Patriots to two lousy field goals, but the offense continues to worry me. That's a new thing. Isn't It? Defense Is great, but Marino's offense Is stniggling? The Jaguars played their hearts out against a very good Bronco tram, and have no reason to be ashamed o f the result. Barring major Injuries In Denver. It wilt be difficult to keep them from repeating os AFC Champs. Unless...my beloved Bills continue their march towards the Super Bowl on the arm o f Doug Flutie. Flutle gets my WHAT** UP IN THK NPL AWARD for this week, the guy Just does not quit. Let's lake a look Into the CRYSTAL BALL OP FOOTBALL and find some winner*. ViriVTUniilitTli’la BRADY LESSARD In position to take the lead In the Division. Sleelers big! M tsltfl 34, OUara IS. DETROIT (-«) VS. ARIZONA Hopefully the Cardinals found some offense In the bye week, but even If they did they'll have a tough time In this game. The Lions seem lo play well at home, the Cardinals play poorly on the road. U m m 37. Carglaato 13. GREEN BAT (-4) VS. BAN FRANCISCO What a matchup! The Packers are tough at home, but the Nlners are Intimidated by no­ body. nowhere. I'll make this short. I'm taking (he points. I like the Nlners to win this one out­ right! Nlaaro 34. Packata 33. KANSAS c m r (-S) VS. N.T. JETS Parcells has his Jets playing very good ball as the Chief fans watch Ihe wheels come off mid­ season. I admit It will be lough for the Jets to pull off the upset, but as long as they start Testaverde they have a real good chance. Jata BUFFALO (-3) VS. MIAMI This rivalry has been going on for years and I think the teams may be evenly matched again. I'll lake the Bills at home. Flutle made a be­ liever oul of me last Sunday night. My beloved Bills by a touchdown. B lU a 3 1 , M l a i l 14. MINNESOTA (-6) AT TAMPA BAT The Vikings struggled In the first half last week against the Uons. but returned to form quickly. The Bucs struggled against the Saints, and never recovered. Unless the defense can keep the best offense In the NFL from scoring more than 10 points, this will be ugly. Vlklaga 10. Owes 0. JACKSONVILLE (-4) AT BALTIMORE The Ravens need a change at quarterback, and will probably do It this week. I think the Jags are looking past this game and see a pos­ sible upset In the making. No. I guess they'll squeak It out. J a g u ia 17. R S T 8 S 8 13. Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.) 87-I94S-CA-14-B JOSEPH BERN and OLORIA BERN. Hi* Wile. Plaintiff, | ** THOMAS H. BROWN and HELEN l BROWN. Hi* Wile, and THOMAS I. BROWN and MARYBETH BROWN. Hit Wife. Oelandante NOTICB OP SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pureuant to an Amended Summary Final Judgment ot Forscloaur* dated Octotter 28. 1999 m Cat* No (7-2949-CA14 E. m th* Circuit Court m end lor Semmoi* County. Florida m which JOSEPH BERN and OLORIA BERN. Hie Wit*. I* the Plaintiff, and THOMAS H. BROWN. HELEN l. BROWN. Th o m a s e b r o w n and m a r y BETH brow n, are the Defendant*. I will yell to th# higheet end beet bidder for ceth t i l l 00 AM on the le t day ot Oecambar. 1999. at Ih* »t#P* of tha Sammole County Courthouea. the following daecnbad real property a* **< forth in the Amended Summary Final Judgment ol Forecloeur*: Lot 23. Block B. SAN SEBAST­ IAN HEIGHTS. UNIT 1-A according to the plat thereof a* recorded m Plat Book IS. Rag* TO ol the Public Record* of Semmoi* County. Florida. OATEO THIS 28lh day of October. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jan* E. Jatewic Deputy Clerk R EDWARD COOLEY ESQUIRE Shepherd. McCabe A cooley 1430 S R 434 Wetl. Suit* 200 Longwood. FL 32730 Publieh: November t. 8, 1998 DEW-21 N.Y. GIANTS (-3) AT WASHINGTON This game stlnksl What a tragic matchup for a rivalry unparalleled In great history. The entire Rrdskin team Is on suicide watch as they seek their first win of the season, while the vanilla Giants attempt to stay In contention. 1 DON'T CARE. NEW ENGLAND (-8) AT INDIANAPOLIS I realize that everyone thinks the Patriots are due for a big win. but this may be the wrong place to look. Orantrd. the Colls have only won onr game and Jim ’ Can't Win’ Mora Is still Ihelr coach, but I like the Colts at home. Tuke the points und cross your fingers. Patriots 33. Colts 31. PITTSBURGH (-6) V8. TENNESSEE The Sleelers needed a Monday Night win badly and they got It. Look for Cowher to errate the same sense of urgency this wrek as they are 34. Cltofe IS. CAROLINA (-3) VS. NEW ORLEANS The Panthers proved lo me that they, are a terrible excuse for a team. Kerry *| Quit* Collins returns to facr the tram he quit Just three weeks ago. This is Ihe type of thing NF1. Films will someday do a documentary on. I think Duka will give him the start so Collins can shove It In their facr. I like the Saints, but only If Collins starts. The Boo Birds will be singing In Caro­ lina! Salats 33, PaatlMts 10. SEATTLE (-6) VS. OAKLAND Best game of the week for Ihe spectator. The Cheaters travel to Seattle for a very important Division game, and the Sraluiwks will be ready. I can't wult to watch tills game with Tony Guru. I need some loot cakes! Bomba away tn a scor­ ing duel that the Scahawka will dominatr. Baa- hawks 44. Cksatara 33 WOWtl DALLAS (-7) AT PHILADELPHIA What a care less may take Cowgirls. terrible Monday Night game. I could about the outcome of this one. but the points so I can cheer against the 1 miss Barry Switzer. Cawglris 17, Eaglaa 10. I feel great about my selections this week, but as usual I'll remind you that I only •concentrate* on one or two games each week. The best selection against the spread that I deeide on becomrs my patented LOCK OP THE WKKK. Standing at 8 0 for the season I feel great going with the SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (-4) O V n T H E O A K L A N D . R A ID H U . No. you are not tn a time warp. I'm taking the Srahawkn again this wrek. and ugaln they are six point favorites. They got their *turf horse* back an Moon returns from an Injury looking lo put up big points. There arc a number of great garnets on the schedule so don't plan on gelling anything done uround Ihe house. Knjoy watching your football and remember everything else ran waltl R a c in g C oatlanad from Pag* SB (90) Kandy Middleton linker. 3 1711 Jur . I. (371 Chad Pterre: 2. (621 Joe Adame. 3. (711) Jerry Smith 4 m lha Kunxrmifi Littry. B. M Alt M U lS te e h e . I. 121 ikib (h it* . 2 1711 TedVulplue. 3. (19-9) Don Strneahl; 4. |4191 Hob Cuff. 3 P ll Chad Carpenter. i . 1181 Klch Cturner: 2. IBs) Legal Notices IN T N I CIR C U IT C O U R T OP T N I BIOMTBBNTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY. PLONIOA C A M NO.I 8B-1MBCA-14-B RICHARD CORNELIA and BARBARA CORNELIA. * t Trueiee* ol th* Richard Cornelia end Barbara Cornelia Lining Truet, Plaintiff*. w*. JOVIN ENTERPRISES. INC . a Florida corporation. A lllE O FIDELITY INSURANCE CO . an Indiana Corporation. WILLIAM T. OOOBV and JEFF WlLTZlUS. at True!*** of Moute ol Btbe* of Fern Park, tnc., a dieeolved Florida corporation. OARLENE WlLTZlUS. OIANE A. JAROSZEWSKI, DENISE R GOOBY. end 9400 HOWY 17-82. INC d/b/a Rieky Butmeee. a Gentlemen e Club, a Florida corporation, Defendant* NOTICB OP ACTION TO WILLIAM T. OOOBV end OIANE A JAR09ZEW9KI. and all parti** claiming Interaal, by. through, under, or again*! WILLIAM T OOOBV and DIANE A JAROSZEWSKI. and all per­ il** having or claiming lo he** any right, title or mtoreat m th* property herein daecnbad. YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an action to quiet till* to th* fol­ lowing property m Seminole County. Florida Th* Soutnerly SO' of Lot 8. and all ol Lot 6 (Lae* Ihe aoutherty 71 3 teef). Block 'A*. SOUTH FERN PARK SUBDIVISION. Plat Book 7, P eg* 81, Public Record* ol Semmoi* County. Florida. 239 Highway l7 -(2 . Fern Park. Florida Property Addrett 9400 HQVfY 12-92. Fern Park. Florida net been tiled egamtt you and you ere required te eery* a copy of your written detenaet. -1 any. lo it on Robert L. Simon. J r. ot Wmdarwaadl*. Ham**. Ward 4 Woodman. PA., whoa* addrata i* Poat Ottic* Boa 1391. Orlando. Florida 328021391. on or balor* Decembar tat. 1999. and til* th* original eilh th* Clerk ot thie Court either before aervica on Piamtit! * attorney* or tmmedl- Kick Clou err. 3 |6| Hilly Morton 4 (091 Dave Hoar. 3. 147) Tim Adame ■ u A B e e lt _ I. |7) Ed 7Jkuw«kl. 2 1631 Jur llrogan 3 |33| Jeff D r r im e . 4. |I0| llutrh (asslrty 3 1431 Mike Suukup QAABA (epea wheat) . 117) Duug liuward. Chevy II. 133) ll m k Semen* Pinto: |2) Vlnrr Caprill 330 Chevy: ( I I I Karl Ten. VS 60: 1211 Lou Uarhand. VW. 141 Dirk W ooldn«r: (01 Va Legal Notices tlaly tharaaltar, otharwia* a default will be entered egamtt you lor th* relief demanded m Ih* Complaint or Petition. Oeled on OCTOBER 28. 1889 MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF COURT By Rulh King At Deputy Clerk -n accordance with th* Americana With Oiaabditi** Act. paraon* with a disability who need special accommodation* lo participate m this proceeding thould contact th* ADA Coordinator at 301 North Park Artnu*. Suit# N-301, Sanford. Florida 32771. at toast thro (3) days prior lo th* proceeding |407| 323-4330 aat. 4227; t800 953 9771 (TOO) or 1-800933-9TT0 IV). vie Florida Rolay Service Publish November 1, 8. 19. 22, 1998 DEV-22 Nett** *1 Auetten Thia auction will be held on Set No*. 21st. 1999 el noon el 329 Aulln Ay*., Oviedo. FL. Prospective bidder* may inspect th* vehicle* on the day baler* th* auction from 9 AM until 8 PM. Term* are ceth or certified funde only. Oviedo Towing reeorvo* th* right to accept or re/ute any and ell bide. Th* following vehicle* are ottered for bide: 79 Toyota Corolla vine RA42093982 98 Chevy Boren* Vm* 1QILV14I3KE247864 87 lauiu Pick Up VlnS JAACL19L8H0704954 10 Chevy Caprice Vm* IN49HA1183993 Publieh: November 1. 1999 DEW-II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlORlOA C A M NO.i 97-7E4CA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by end through Ih* Secretary of the DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. PlaintHI, ¥t OAVIO FRANCIS THOMPSON and HAZEL PATRICIA THOMPSON •7 .' (W *' el| V 1.7 . I .* Y\ . ' ’ V tii Cunnigham. VH GO. I l l Jim lloestrlng. Chevy II. IGOI Dulr Miller. (31 George Grey. VS GO. 1491 D *k Green. VH 60. 191 Kay Thomas Crualry. (2 SI Glen Mr Clone VH 100 DAASA (Chevy stocks) . |7) Cueh Hrvett. (HI Harold Krvrtl U 21 Jake Jaroha. IGOI Von Wylie. 1211 1101 Snyder. I l l Kun Canada. |H| Ed Grant. 122) Kay Smalgras* lll l l Mark MrEhvaln. 137) Jim Woilman Legal Notices Legal Notices the City Commitaron ot th* City of lake Mary. Flood*, that aatd Commiaa*on wet hold a Public Hearing an November I* . 19B9 el 7 00 p m . or ae aeon there­ after a* possible, to consider * request from Marty Vogel. Jr., applicant, for a variance to Chapter 180 07(a)(7)(b). la k e Mary Cede ol Ordinance* lo construct a structure within tha 21' setback required tor proper­ ties subfact to th* Resource Protection Ordinance Th* Northwest 1/4 ot Section 21. Township 20 south. Rang* 30 last. Saminol* County, Florida, tying Seat ol the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Mainline end Weet ol the Old (eat Right ot Way ol Atlantic Coast line Railroad Right ot Way and that part o l aban­ doned Atlantic Coeat im * Railroad Right of Way tying In th* soutnweai t/4 ot Section 19. Township 20 South, Rang* 30 East, Saminol* County Florida. Th* Public Hearing wilt be held m tn* City Commletion Chamber* at 104 N. Country Club Rd . Lake Mary Th* Public 1* invited to attend and be heard. Said hearing may contin­ ue from urn* te time until a final action 1* mad* by Ih* City Commission. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RICORO OF THIS MEETINO 19 MAOE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RICORO WAV NOT CONSTITUTE AN AOEQUATE RICORO FOR THE PURPOSES OF APFIAL FROM A DECISION MAOE BV THE CITY ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN AOEOUATI RECORO OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS AOVISED TO MAKE THE NEC­ ESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PERSONS WITH OlSABIUTlES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE CITY AOA COORDI­ NATOR 4S HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETINO AT (407) 3243024. CITY OF LAKE MARY. — CITVO# EZOTZHVr FLORIOA FLO R IO A Carol Fostar. City Clark NOTICB OATEO: October 27. 1990 OF PUBLIC HIARINO PUBLISH: November t, 1998 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by GEW-tt a/k/a PATRICIA Th o m p s o n , hi* wit*; GARY J REVICZKV. NANCY A REVICZKV; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORFORATION III. Succtttor to ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES. NORWEST FINANCIAL FLORIOA. INC ; and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. Defendant! NOTICE OF EALE Notice i* hereby given that, pursuant to th* Order or Final Judgment entered In this causa m tho Circuit Court of Semmoi# County. Florid* I wilt sell th* property tituated m Semmoi# County. Florida, described ae: LOT 7 ANO 9. BLOCK 89. 9ANLANOO THE SUBURB BEAUTI­ FUL FALM 9PRIN09 SECTION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 1. AT PAOE 89 1/2. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, and commonly known ae: 440 Highland Street. Altamonte Spring*, FL 32T01 at public sal*, to tho highest and beat bidder, lor cash, at tn* west front door of the Semmoi* County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, at 1100 AM on November 17.1989. Dated October I t . 1994 MARYANN! MORSE A9 CLERK OF THE COURT By: Jan* I . Jaaawic Deputy Clark In accordance with* th* Americ in a With Disabilities Act. person* with diaebilitio* head­ ing a special accommodation lo participate m this proceeding thould contact court Administration at telephone number 407-323-4330. not later then seven (7) day* prior lo th* proceeding. II hearing impaired. |T00| 1 900-999-9771. or Voice IV) I -900 999-9770. vio Florida Rally Service Mason 4 Associate*. PA. 1775/ US 19 North. Suit* 900 Clearwater. FL 33784 (8131 539-3900 Publish October 2S. end November 1. 1998 DEV-202 .•. * 7 ~'k * ■ I': V 4 P (* • r 4 #i r i i , r » . J 'f t �A Senknol# Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday. Novarrbar 1,1996 • M ir C o n d it io n in g Seminole Herald am d u ctm m tbm q Ltqil Notlc— Legal Notices Legal Notlc— Ltgal Notlc— Advanced leeft KB* moktmddP«r G^L^S'SIFIE bacteria. Any houea 350 met i n i tor mfcroorgeniima Cal Chart* 9807297______ U N C U M IB v b n sc lb a u c t io n Removal e l the below described vehicle# wae cenducted m compliance writ) FB. t u t * Nonce mat a « u m Towing will tell h M vehicle# ■< Public Auction for coon on Hoiomber lam el 1*09 on> el no Petounmen A r e . tonlerd. Honda We reoenre me riant te withdrew any renicleo tram tftio auction All ronicleo to Id AS I t No title guaranteed. Sutch'e Toning rooetreo trie nght te bid on any refuel#. Vehicle may be rtoned one hour prior to tele 1969 FORD to# tP A L P a iw itM to ta ta Pubitefr November t. IS M OEW-S n o t ic a o p p u b l ic s a l b Purtuont te Florida Stotutoe Soil Storage Facility Act. Sec. a ja o a a i i b o t , sate at Coni onto l Howteho Id/Supplied m loatod tpace te oalitfy Owner hone • 1 H IIH HeooerM Hold* Jameo Prime, Jr M IS Cyntfue Woolen To bo told or d 'tpoted at Thurt. Nov I t . tssa. 10 am Public Auction. Cath Only At SunRoy Store AeOy StO Rmehari Read Lata Wary F I JIM S An may pay up. Can m t l t l Publith November t, t . IM S M W -S M TNI CtNCUrT COUNT s a w iN o ia c o u n t y , F I ONIN A for PRONATS 0TY10I0N File Number 99-999-CP IN R I ISTATI OF CoGINIA O NOSRINS A/H/A tu a iN iA ONOOAN HOSKINS Oecoatod NOTICS OF AOMINISTNATtON The admmiatralien of mo etlato of (U O IN IA 0 HOSKINS. d e fea te d . File Number t t M I-CP. m panding •n the Circuit Ceurt tar Semmolo County. Florida. Probate Oivitmn. me addreoa of which it Ciert of the Circuit Cou't. Semmolo County Crmthoute. Probata Oirieron. PO Orawor C. M l North Pert Avenue Sanford. Florida 12772-0499 The name# and eddiettoe of me pertonal re*'Otentaiire and me par tonal lOO'Otaniatire t attorney are eat forth below Alt. INTSRISTID PIRSONS AR| NOTlFlfO THAT All peitone on whom thio notice <a ear rod who hara otioctiona mat .heiienge mo •a mity o' the wilt, the quMhcel ent ol the portunol roprtten tatire. venue, or iuriad<t>en of m.a Court are required te Me me-r obioctiena with mm Ceurt w i Tm in t h i l a t i r o f t h r u m o n t h s a f t i r t h i o a t i of Thf FIRST PUBLICATION OF Th is NO* iC I ON Th i NTV OAVS AFTIR Th | OATI OF SIRV’C I o r A CCPT OF THIS NOTlCI ON THEM Alt creditor# of me decedent and other p orten t harmg daunt or demandt egamtl decedent t aviate on whom a copy of thm notice ia eerved within m iee mentha aher the date ol tne Mat publication of th e notice mutf Mo then elawna with thm Court WITHIN THI LATIR OF T H R U MONTH! At T IP Th i o a t i o f t h i f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n of t h is NOTlCI OR THIRTY OAVS AFTIR THI OATI OF UR V tC I or A COPT OF THIS NOTlCI ON Th IM aii other ooddora of the dece­ dent and poraona harmg ( l « m i or domorde ogamol mo dece­ dent t oetoto mutt file their ciau-io with thm court WITHIN THRU MONTHI AFTIR TN I OATI OF THI FIRIT PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTlCI ALL CLAIMS. OIMANOS ANO O flJlC T iONS NOT SO FILID WILL S I FORIVIR BARRIO The dole ol mo Mot publica­ tion ol mm Notice m November t. IS M Pertonal Repreeentative R IS IC C A LANG TVAt 9994 Poetry Court Fl Myere. Florida 1JS0I Attorney 'or Ptrtonel Rapreaentative STIPM IN 0 DUNIGAN, (SOUlRI Attomty tor Patitioner Florida Bar No 3111)1 GIAN. MEAO. EGIRTON. I l OOOWORTH. CAPOUANO A B02ARTH. PA PO Boe 2)4# Orlando. Florida 12902-214* Talaohona 1407) 42S-SI44 Publith Norambar t, I, ISM 0IW-2S IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TMB 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FON SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLONIOA CASS NO. SS-0S04 CA 14 P FLORIDA BAR HO. OSStSSS IRWIN MORTOAGI CORPORATION F/K/A INLANO MORTOAQI CORPORATION. Plamurt. MANUIL BUSUTIL. IT AL.. Defendants NOTICS OP SALS Notice it hereby given mat in accordance with me Final Judgment ol Forecloaure entered on OCTOSIR I t . 1 SSI In civd action no M CS04CAI4P In Ihe Circuit Ceurt ol SEMINOLI County. Florida, m which Manuel Suautil. et el., were the Defendanta and IRWIN MORTO AQI CORPORATION F/K/A INLANO MORTOAGI CORPO­ RATION waa Plaintiff, I will aaU to the higher! bidder lor crab at the Weal front Door. M l N. Park Ave. Sanford. FL 12712 between the hours o f 11.00 Am. and 2:00 p.m. on NOVIM SIR ttth , IS M on the following described real property: Lot 4P. Sanford Place, accord­ ing to the plat thereof aa recorded in Plat Book 21. Page# 11. 14 and IS. of mo Public Record# o f Seminole County, Florida. More commonly known a a M l St. John a River Onvo, Sanford. FL 11771 OATIO OCTOBIR 20. t M t (Court Seal) MARYANN! MORS! Clerk o f Circuit Court Jane I . Jeoewic Aa Deputy Clerk Matthew J. Schlichte Attorney ot Law 2114 Hollywood Bird Hollywood. FL 11020 Publication ot Ihia notice on October 2S. and November t. IS M in the following publica­ tion: Semmolo Herald 0IV-201 N O T lC I OP FICTITIOUS NASH Notice M hereby swan mat I am ongoport m buomooa at MSS Aloma Ay a., Oviedo. Florida. l omuvolo County. Florida, under Vie Ftctmoua Nama of MOSN.B M M . and mat 1Inland to ragmtor said noma with the Dtvteion at Corporttiono. Tallinaeeee. Florida, m accor­ dance with the provisions of the Ftctitiove Name Statuteo. To­ wn Section g a t Ot. Florid# Statute# ISSt. John R. Itco b or Pubhth: November 1, i s m M W -IS LIST OF SBMMOLS COUNTY IOC PNOJICTSi I. Protect S FO-f ST-Sd/SJC • Protect Title: M yrtle S tre e t C alvert. Document S tS T t. Oue Date- Novem ber SB, t s s s M 2 00 p m . local lime For information on any at the Sammole County BCC protocty, please call information on Demand, me.. (407) STS 0020 PUSLISH BUNOAV, November t. IM S MW-11 IN TNS CIRCUIT COUNT PON SSMMOLS COUNTY PLONINA PRONATS btVISfON File Number t i t l e CP IN R I ISTATI OF RUTHS POWNALl. Docooood NOTICS TO C M O t t O M TO ALL PIRSO N HAVING OR OIMANOS AOAiNIT THI ASOVt ISTATI. Tau ore hereby notified met an Order of Summary Admmittratien haa been entered m the eetete et RUTH B POWNALl deceased. F.le Number S|.|10 CP. by the Circuit Court for Seminole county Fletide, Probate Oiv<e>on the eddreee et wtuch it P O Or ewer C. Sanford. Flendt 12TT2-OSSS. met the totei ceth value e l me eetete ie t l 000 60 . end mat me nemos end addressee el theoe to whom >t hat been assigned by ouch order are Nam# Benetoeriey NATIONSBANK, t t Truetee Asset. Share er Amount Automobile valued at c l a im s tl.000 00 all' IN T IR IS T IO PIRSONS API hOTlFlIO THAT a ii cisditors et the decedent end other persons having claims er demand# agem ii decedent e eetete on whom i copy et ttut notice to eerved oitfun three months attar the dote ot the M tt publication et this notice mutt Me thee clowns eith Hut Ceurt WITHIN TMl LATIR OF TH RU MONTHS AFTIR THI OATI OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY OATS AFTIR THI OATI OF SIRVICI OF A COPT OF THIS NOTlCI ON Th IM Am other credrtora of me decedent and pereont hayn g H i n t er demand# egamtl the eeltte o ' the decedent mutt tile then clawne writ Hut Court yyitMiN th ru m o nth s a r t l K TM| DATS O f THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTlCI ALL CLAIMS ANO OIMANDS NOT SO FILID WILL S I FORIV IR BARRIO The date et me M el publica­ tion of Hu# Notice to October IS. ISM Person Giving Notice. NATIONSBANK, es Truetee By DURWOOO HOWELL. Vw# President Pott Office Sea M l Writer Part. Florida 12710 M i l Idwin L W.iirsmson Florida Bar No 0144740 G U IS A ROBINSON. PA ISO N Orange Avenue Suite 100 Orlando. Floride 17MI Telephone (407) 429-1991 Publith October 2S. end November 1. 'M S INVITATION TO DID The Mousing Authority of the City of Sanford te eollclfing Bide for Projocf PFLM-1012. A Boundary Survey of all their communitlee. The Survey will, at a minimum, contain a Topographictl depicting alt e i is 'o g onsite improvement#, oil o lttite adjoining utihtiee including but not limited IP Recloim Water Mawte. Bid d o c ­ ument# may be obtained Norn the Homing Authority# Aenututtrstive Office. *4 Ceerie Brewer Court, Sanford. F l. Bide will oe accepted at the Housing Authority and considered until 4 00 PM Thurtday. TM S-SS. bidder# must abide with tha lequwemonts m 'Section 1* of the Housing and Urban Development Act et IM S Tha Housing Authority ot the City ef Sanford roeervee the right to i#lOCt any and ari bids Award#, •t mode, will be ie m e lowett responsive, responsible bidder w h ote bid it most edvenfsgeou# te the Housing Authority, or es and other le ctori consid­ ered Publish November I. S. IM S M W 24 *4 -1 4 *7 M TNS CIRCUIT COUNT OP TMB BMMTBBNTM niBinm circuit MAN# FDR Caaa Ns. BT-BSSS-CA-f4-C ASNSRAl JURISDICTION OLD RENT MORTOAGI COMPART. ITS SUCCESSORS AMO/ON ASSIGNEES. Frit/A PLATINUM MORTOAOI. INC . Plaintiff. RONAIOC PIOUFFE. et u i . et a l . Defendants NOTICS OP FOfMCLOOUM SALS BY CLBRN OP CMCUIV COURT Nottca is hereby gtvan mat the undersigned Maryanns Morse, Cler# e l the Circuit Court ef SEMINOLE County. Florida writ, on me ttth day ef Noiomber. t t M . at 11 00 a m at me From door o f the It M lN O t ! County Cour thou so. m mo City et laniard. Florida odor tor tote and sod at pub ho outcry to the highest and best bidder for ceeh. me teflowmg deecnbed l-oporty Situated wt M M tN O lI County. Florida to-ent: LOT TE. STILLWATER. PHAEI I. ACCORD!NO TO THE RLAT THEREOF AS RICOROEO IN PLAT BOOR 11. PAGEltl 41. 41. 47 ANO 41 OF THI PUBLIC R IC O R O I OF S IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA pursuant to the final decree ot lorecioeure entered wt a cate pending m card Court, mo style of which ie O lO KENT MORT­ GAGE COMPANY. ITS tU C C IS SORE ANO/OR ASSIGNEES. F/K/A PLATINUM MORTGAGE. INC . vs RONALD C PIOUFFE. et ut.. tt a l .. et ua.. et al.. Persona with a dmability who need • specie I eccemmodetion to pen-cipete * Hus pvoceedmg M ould contact AOA Coordinator et M l N. P eri Avenue. Suite N M l, Sanferd. Florida J2TT1 al leeet live day# prior lo the proceeding Telephone: (407) 121-4110 1st. 4227. t-aOO-M»-S77l (TOO), or t (SOOi SSS-I770 (VI. via Florida Relay Service WITNESS my hand and official tool ot sard Court mm 20th day of OCTOSIR. IBM (SEAL) Honorable Maryenno Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jane E Jasewic Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICE* OF JOSEPH PANIILIO Post Office Boa 2147 Tempo. Florida 11M1 Publish October IS. and November t. IM S DEV-200 OCV-IM IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I SIOMTSSNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. ST-0T4 THI s i c r i t a r v f o r V IT f PANS AFFAIRS. Plamtiff(s). rt. ALIA CHAPMAN, ef al. Defend antfs). N O TlCI OF FO RICLO SUN I SALS NOTICE IS H IR IBV GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment e f Mortgage Foreclosure deled October t l . 1PM. and entered m C ate NO. ST-074 ot me Circuit Ceurt of the IIO H TIIN TH Judicial Circuit wt and lor SIM INOLI County. Florida wherein THI SICRITARV FOR VETERANS AFFAIRS ia the Plaintiff and ALEX CHAPMAN; GIRT RUDE CHAPMAN ara the Defendant#. I writ #eK lo tha highest and ba«t bidder for caeh at the entrance o f the SIM INOLI County Courthouse at 11.00 am., on tha ttth day of NOVIM SIR, I M I . the fol­ lowing described property at tot forth m taid Final Judgmant: LOT M . COBBLE STONI, ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RICOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAOIS 21 ANO 24. PUBLIC RICOROS OP SIM INOLI COUNTV. FLORIOA WITNESS MV HAND and the teal ol Hue Court on OCTOBIR 20. I M I (SEAL) Mary anno Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jane I. Jasewic Deputy Clerk Ichevarni. McCella. Reymer, Barren A Frappier Poet Oftics Boa 1410 Tempo. FL 1M01 FS70I0004 II you are a parson with a dis­ ability who need# accommoda­ tion m order to participate in true proceeding, you are enti­ tled et no coot lo you, (or me provision of certain atiistance Pleat# contact Court Admmittralion at 101 N Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 12771, telaphone number (407) 1214110, wiltun 2 working dayt ot your receipt o l Ihle document: If hearing unpaired. (TOO) I-400999 *771. Publith. October 2S end November 1. ISSS DIV-199 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TMB ISTN JUDICIAL CMCUIT M AMO FON SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA O SNIR AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. S 0-tS S4-C A -t4-S UNIVERSAL AMERICAN MORTOAOI COMPANY Plaintiff, vs. GU2MAN ISMAIL VA2QUI2. St si.. Defendants NOTICS OP ACTION TO: GU2MAN ISMAEL VAZQUEZ and MARIBIL M. VAZOUEZ IM S Hamlet Loop Winter Perk. Florida 1J7SI D#f#o<lsnts. OUZMAN ISMAEL VAZQUEZ and MARIBIL M. VAZOUEZ Last Known Rev id one a Address IM S Hamlet Loop Winter Park. Florida 12TS2 Preeent Ratldenca Address Unknown YOU A R I H IR IB V NOTIFISO that an action to ton e toaa a Mortgage an the following property located wt SIM INOLI County. Florida: LOT 24. VILLAS OF CASSILBERRY PHASE 1. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RICOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 42. PADS 41 THROUQH 45. INCLU­ SIVE OF THI PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA a/k/a: USE Hamlet Loop, Winter Park. Florida 127*2 has been tiled agamtt you end you t ie required to eerve a copy ol your written detente#, if any. to it on tha LAW OFFICES OF WILLIAM P. McCAUGMAN. Plamtitf a alter nay. whoee eddreee ie 2*01 Snckell Bey View Centre. SO S.W. Eighth Street. Miami. Florida 131101047 I Ilia lha original with Clark of Court within 10 day* after the 1st publication oithor before service on Plaintiff's attorney or wnmediattty there­ after. otherwise a Oefeult wiN bo entered eg emit you lor the relief demanded wt the Complaint or Petition. THIS NOTICE shell bo pub­ lished once each week for two consecutive weeks m the legal paper ol publication. WITNESS my hand and tha Seal el true Court on due 2Sth day ol OCTOBER. 199* (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ol the Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish: November 1, S. 199# OEM-22 IN TMB CMCUIT COURT OS TMB BMMTBBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AMO BOR BCMIHOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS RO. SS-1SS4-0R-SC-B IN N l: THE ADOPTION OF A Minor Child. OOTICB OP ACTION POR STSPPAASNT ADOPTION TO: NOAM PHILLIP PHALSORAFF 2521 N.W. STH Slreel Garnetvtlie. Florida 12S0S YOU A R I NOTIFIED that an action haa been Med against fvU arm vnav fvu w v rBHUNto TO serve a copy of your written defeneeo. tt any. lo it on ROBERT M. OROURIC. ESQUIRE, whote addreee it IS IS Id gew tter Drive. Orlando. Floride S2I04, on or before NOVIM SIR I f . IM S . end Me Pie ongwtel with the clerk et Hue Court M me Clerk ef the Courts. 20t Norih Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 11771. bafora service on Petitioner or wwmediR ely thereafter If you fad lo do *e, a default may bo entered egaintt you for Hie relief —* n .---tpRrnsnoga m)|hi>aa —pvniiun r^ A ^ w v^ a E Copies o f aa court documents w> true caaa. wtciudmg orders. mo everiasm at Via Clerk et the Circuit Court's office You may reviowr these document* upon fig n H You mutt keep the Clerk of me Circuit Ceurt# ofhee not died of your current addreee. Dated OCTOBER T. IPS* MARYANNS MORES CLERR OF TNS CMCUIT COURT By Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Publith October 11. IS. 29. and November t. ISSS DCV-S2 IN TNS CMCUIT COURT OF TNC SIOMTSSNTN JUDICIAL CMCUIT M ANO FOR SflEtMOL* COUNTY. FLORIOA Caoo No.i S B -d fIS BR-49-G IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF SAN . KATHERINE J LEW. 12— E l d o l y C a m suip. loving * R m hems. May . ,x own kmlahinga m m b 21— P e r s o n a l s ALOFfST FLORDA HOST REBPtCTVD Owing Bureau sme* 19771 Al agse inducing sartors Bmgng People Tbgetoar 1800922-4477 (24 hews)___________ I 7 days Privets ims Feme# StaS \ m tm ,M lM M !M lF lM w l ■ USC FMM0007785 Ig R A M M p lM M R M M L r 23— L o s t 4 Fo u n d esi aF Macs on ’ AWTRACK 114 lace LeR Bon aaauaas 27— N u r sc r y i t C h il d Cam to TIACNBR tsf IS years opening home three special c h * »e n under 3 yrs Wants astcoms Cal Boot* ssm i 55— B u s i n e s s O fT O R T U N T T IM m o ifii MJJNO n yo u oampUNr. U or pan sms Pteceaipig nauanc* dams tor doaors and dmsato Interacpve Home Trsnrg A M it g s s o s i CUNTS PROVPSD 900933-1109 EX P177 M M I S M H M * 5 * — F in a n c ia l Si rv lets Cu noPdRi y o u Mto who a loan PtonearCrertf 327 9880 e t . i . A e e r /a a . va, ~ vB 6*frtvvrOyrBBOt"6v NOTICS OP ACTION OP HAMS CNANGS OP MINOR CNtLO THE STATE OF FLORIOA TO ROBERT MICHAEL NILON YOU A R I HERESY NOTIFIED met e Petition under eem hoe m Q-S— — >4. -n- a - -a T^ w T HSR 6WvR VtpVu court tor the Neeie Change ef S A. N . born November, S, I M I . « Fletcher. Henderson County Nerth Cerolwte. by HATH* P in * J LEW. the mwwr ch.id t birth mother You are hereby notified mat you are required te serve e copy ot your written defenses. J any. te it on KATHERINE J LEW. PeMioner/Mother. c/o Michael fender. Esq. Petitioner/Mother ■ attorney. whoee address •# t t t S Midland Avenue. Suite 100. Mtitlend. Florida 12/41. on or before NOVIM SIR tt . tSSO. end Me the original with the clerk st m u court betoie service on the Peiiimnerrtlethev or uwmodiateiy mereatter Tour tenure to respond win be treated a t con­ tent to the nemo change e f the minor child nemo m true peti­ tion WITNESS my hand oo tiers el void ceurt and seel thereof true Sm day ot card court end eeel thereof mu 4 th day ef OCTO­ BIR. IS M (SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Nancy R Writer Ac Deputy Clerk Publish October tt, IS. 29. and November 1. IM S D IV IO IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT O f TNS ISTN JUDICIAL CMCUIT M AND FON SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLONIOA CMCUIT CIVIL DIVISION Case Na.t ST-SESS CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOI CORPORATION. Plemtift(s). vk CYNTHIA CONCEPCION. AlFONSO CONCEPCION. Ml A HUSBAND: UNKNOWN TINANTS. N/K/A INIS CONCEPCION. IN POSSESSION OF THI SUBJECT RIAL PROPERTY, SIM INOLI COUNTY; Oelsndant(s). NOTICS OF SALS NOTICE IS OlVIN met pur­ suant to that certain Final Judgment, deled October 21. '991. m Case No 97-2294. at the Circuit Court of me ISth Judicial Circuit in end lor Seminole County. Florida. In wherem CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAGI CORPORATION It Piiintit! end CYNTHIA CON­ CEPCION. et al. are the Defendants. I will sell lo the highest snd best bidder tor cash al me weal front door ef the Semmolo County Courthouse. 101 North Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida, at tt 00 o clock A.M.. on the 24th day el November. ISSS. the fol­ lowing deecnbed property set lO'th in me Order ol Final Judgment: LIO A L DESCRIPTION l o r 99. PALM POINT. AS PER PLAT IN PLAT BOOK SO. PAGES IS THROUGH Tt. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE c o u n t y . Fl o r id a EXHIBIT A OATEO October 2T. IM S. MARYANN! MORSE Clerk o l the Court By Jane E. Jaaewic Oesuty Clerk •t you are a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation m order to participate m this proceeding, you ere enti­ tled. t l no cott lo you. to the prevision ol certain aaaiatance. Please call the attorney lor PUmtiltisl, telephone number 1209) ISS-7SS9, within two working days ot receipt ot true summons/netice. If hearing unpaired (TOO) 1900) SSS-STTI. or voice impaired (V) (BOO) 9991770. STEVEN P LEE tS99 Coral Way Suite S02 Miami. Florida 11I4S (103)191-7199 Publication ol thia Notice ot Sale was made on the 1st and Sin days ot November. 1991 m lha Semmolo Herald DEW-19 71— H e l p W a n t e d 1ST AND M ■ iv m c o t o h c o m m a t v m toe naaeris toadmg ostrOutor/ rer of siaciron< ac­ hes in opanetg et c s 1 taewty tor tsf and 2nd srtR SHimcr. pobbona Hours mo 700AM-3 30PM and ! 00PM-1230 AM M W M K M to m up to 3S Da and stand tar ■ hours Staring reft 35 90 1st SrtR and M 10 2nd M R Apply et parson R 1090 Emm* Oaks Trad. Lab* Mary. FL 327IS EOC It'S tifTTR to pfDpRTB for thR HoHdRy. Order your Classified Diepuy, ntip waniM a im nowr *Ouavry wars ’ Ostneubon m your local area (to (Yaw seaaonaf hafp from am­ is* by) Ca* (107) 323-2*11* Aae tor S t e f rr Rapii tor you tARLYt TEXAS REHNERY CORPORATION Needs mature parson now rt SAN­ TORO area Ragamesa of tramr g arts E Q Hopkjna. Dipt S32771 Bos 711. Fl Worth. TX 76 10 1 0711 CUSTOMER SERVICED ALES national CarkjMt Phone Co seabn g protosaonal. quswy and peopitoonantod (KSwduato. MMf be dMari onented and able to hand* and RaiDle hours (SS7S-S1G00) martand 667 *795 and S Ortando 370-6646 Custom Stiffing p iA c c m ia a o m c n to make omo you are (Vested with to* is s/ tj from your Senknoto Herald dassillad ad sure your ad aorta tv* suggaR you kesp et mmd to* toPoeanG v mauds at many leatures of toe tom you are taamg as you can to** of. nemamber. you Iti. th# f im r you M i. • mauds a pnea By stang a price, ycu m% ekmmato unwartod cato from peoptp alio a rent serious about buying your memfwnaee. • w ren you tot your prune number, to fto e a m e o fd a y to a fe b e s n o reach you Ybu you atoen you are e f eom or Reapstg. don l i •• . A * « Mi f i T h i / P f ( tA l t l.fU-N ) l.ly\ HI 71—Hue Wanted ■upperi- P/T mur neve AV U R Apply n persat A22( Jena Supp 2589 San tan Ave AlF Needs PT.Y* In staff mbr Var Mrs Eves 8 W E t Call Brad (407) 33D93I9 ATTENTION CHAO Come end pm ot* canng team ol Nurses and CNAs Escel •ant benefits Eipenence rec liOOptts-H: person Deaore HesRcare Re habrirtibon Center 1851 E * cam Bhd Deltona IOC sip Good wages snd banefls Sanlord E ■press lu b e. 3300996 CABLE TV TECH EXP IN SYSTEM OPERA­ TIONS 8 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS * VEHCIE PROVIDED COMPETITIVE WAGES 4 BEN­ EFITS EOE MAIL OR FAX RESUME (407) 333-2SI0 HEATHROW CABLE. 127S LK HEATHROW L N . STEIIO I. HEATHROW FL 32748 A n N OEN MGR NO WALK INS OR PHONE CALLS PLEASE CALL NOW SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT NOTICB OF PUBLIC AUCTION BATUROAT, KOVBMBBR I I , t » t * at * a.at. 19*6 IS ' 7* Baylmar. FLS221IU, Hull ID f BLOB01CRI9S6. 1666 ISHP Fore# Outboard. 1666 Escort galvtnixed trailer owned by Oevid 0. or Thereto K. Krabe. 2611 Grsyton Straot. Daltona. FL 11T1E 1912 If Eta Nymph, F LIII9E L. Hull I04SIAK29S4MI20. 199* I0HP Johnson Outboard, 1911 gal vanned lilt trailer owned by Olona Parer. 211 Howard Blvd., Longwood. FL 12790. 1979 IS ' J* homemade run­ about. FL1419CP. Hull 100 FLZ12I1100179. 199$ 19HP Evmrude outboard, 1910 paintad lilt riailar owned by Gone A. Post. 191 Hanson Pkwy, Sanlord. FL 12771. Located at Nichols Outboard Sarvict Cantor. 1000 w. First Slreat. Sanford, FL 12771. 407122-0914. Vasaala will ba told lo satisfy mechanics lion. Tha sola will oa a public sola at auc­ tion to tho highest bidder Publish November 1 . I f S I OEW-14 ..... 1 ..........111»' START BUILDING BUSINESS The Seminole Herald 322*2611 |i i i* i» ii| iiiii,i |i|iji ,i lie s l l d .i(S S6j DON'T WAIT!! Legal Notices n (407) 322-2044 'Secretary 111/hr 'Floor Supervisor 94rtir ‘ Office Person HOrtw 'U a c tv e Mint S1IW ‘ Accounting O ert SBtox ‘ Pubhc Reubons IDTir ‘ Warehouse Tranee 94hr ‘ Custom Service |7/hr ‘ Ofhee Tramee $7/hr 'Rscapbomsi Trane# 94/hr •Mertcsl Aasl If/hr •Corvette Mechanic Open TOO M ANY TO LIST! 700 W. 25th SL Carpenter t/Helptre:Subcre as 4 deckers needed Steady wort, tail pay Jeff Savage 407-9707B28. Child Care 4 Van Driver need­ ed tor Christian Center Eap re­ quested Good saury 4 beneMa 407-322-7906 CHRISTMAS RETAIL SALES Need outgoing people tor git dispuy i t Altamonte Max Nov 16 -Jan 2 Days.Nries 1 4V * Bo­ nus Call 10AM-6PM any day toK free 644-498-1111. "Cna" 11-7 A 3-11 Furi Time - Sign on Bonusltt Also part-time PRN ail shills Jom our team at cars gtvara as we eipand our horuona Ei penance as CNA writ ncrease Case pay 'Oraal talks to work With ■ Apply m parson Heamv care and RenaCJiUtion Center of Sanlord 960 S meXonville A ve. Sanlord. a 32771. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE EOE 71— H e u >W a n t e d 71— H AUTOtoOTTVS DBTA S ifljQ B llo fljw ro tO iin d o lkxxj tncomm rowrm»< Dependable people. ttkjsf hive 4uto.4Q7-302 9191___ anted HOUSE KEEPERS Apply Budget Inn of Sanlord 3200 S Ortando Dr (17-92) COOKYOOO SERVER COOK ANO FOOO SERVER. Days 4 Eve W II Tram Apply Longwood Retirement vxuige. 480 E Church Ave. Longwood. FL 787-0600 CSR Challenging position lor outgoing ndrv ml good comm, stun# Office duties center on adm. cusl sve and sales. Phone asp or cusl contact tip deseed. Fax resume to Norwetl Fnanosl #1324-6518 EOE W _______ _________ 2 permanent poeriions available al aspandng dry dawn operations new to— ----- 333-8070 Benetos A/tor 90 Oeys TXtpR B oot 407293-3065 FT 4 PT elp Industrial A R E YOU STRONG A R ELIA B LE? |7JO-Mrttr Lift 60 to* tor Office furniture assembly 6 Set Up. Maitland Aiwa Own transpo A Must NO FEE CAE 894-8713 DESK CLER K Apply: Budget Inn of Sintord.3200 3 fo tn d o O r (17 92) DRIVERS JO BS JO BS JO BS LO CAL DRIVERS 40-50 Hia/Wk COL Required Cal Sandy al AI Temps (407) 647 8010 No FtWEOE______________________ DRIVERS LO CAL ORIVERS 40-50 Hra/Wk COL Required Cal Sandy al A 1 Tamos (407) 847 8010 No FawEOE DRIVERS NEEDED F/T 4 P/T tor local chanty (407)695-8222 ________________ ELECTRICIAN Ws hive immedute. tu>-ume employment m the Ortando 4 Tampa area* tor a stoned ewetocian vt o u speoax/ed martat serving the gasoline serv<e sunorvpetroieum industry Pnor industry experience ia a plus, but w* bam s i new aasooates Benefits mdude a competitive salary. heaKh care 4 a company provide vehicle Call K 4 K liectrtc. Inc. Sanford. FL Ph (407)121-4300 or FAX Resume to: 333420* ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need­ ed N0W1 Honey Transport has xhmeduls openings tor driver bameaa No etpenence needed Earn 9500 lo 9700 weekly plus boot Ms COL bammg available 800-435-5593___________________ AOCCCO i* teaming up with Sanlord companies to ersate sidling |ob opportunities It you have Stolls, tmtxtion and a drrv* tor quality, we have a great opportunity with great barrel** Ws have jobs n the blowing areas •Machine Operator* ‘ Assem blers* (First ShlfT) * WarshousB* •Clerical* •Data sntry* "Telemarketing* * Adm in. Asst.* •1*L2nd,3rd Shifts Avail* Please call tor eppL 407-330-7171 HOLIDAY S A LE S JOB Adecco • Hickory Finns a it Center • AAjmonto MeX • Semmoie Town# Center • 20-35 hour Week (Nov Dec) • C*X (407) 788-2333 TIE EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CiMOrey C«rw< uyriogranw tt * OMled kowi qjouiuns by 'mx*.» ffmjrm pati m t piesart Each wnw n rw cerwv wan* »-----Toatt > ckj* 4 wguart O -QBSFS QPMHSS OFS OWQPFI XPX- GPMHSS APXOKA OZP QRHSI: OXA OWGPFI . ' - HKSOI OXWS PREVIOUS SOLUTION ‘Apart from cheese and tulips, the mam product ol Holland is advocaal. a drink mado from lawyers * — Alan Coren �!_ 6B S em n o ie Her oxl. Santoed. Flcrda • Sunday. N ovem ber 1. 1998 71— H t t r W anted 71— H it p W DISHWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS "Cracker Barrel" J24 1020 200 Hckman Dr (t-4 andMwy 46) Clerical O PEN HOUSE LONGWOOO Monday * Wed 9-5PM (No Appototmerl reqd) ,Come and toi out an awhca '« i and register ky yew futura vio *11 office »kiii» neededentry evel and prcfeu tori' ComtXiter* a ptu* No Fee Ca* 9848713 JOIN me beat healthcare team n V.'M-a county Rettoratlve CNA needed immediately Previous evpenence helpful (Cail Denary Manor W M t l »47« EO€ KITCHEN HELP Fteiifcie hr* Act--, i> Willow Tree Cafe. Can V vnodule mtorve* 331-7204 LABO RERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR mI alth arsonamcc ano «o t* r u w Oru* her knayM MOMMerOffa* IKMieMe **fk<9 rtOtOOO Landscape Nursery labor need ml Can 407-330-0547 LANOSCAPERS-lUffing S7 0Qhr F T » benefit* (407) 322-4133. pay Call LAUNDRY PERSON LAUNDRY PERSON 7 3 30 M F Apply Longwood Retirement V nage. 480 e Church A»e. Longwood- Ft 76743500 LEE S FAMOUS RECIPE CHICKEN Mature salad lady needed Consistent, cars 3 about out­ ers Good worker Daytime Can 322-3743 »or aper As* tor owner or manager on duty NURSES LPN P T Every other weekend Appry longwood Retirement V 1age 480 E Church Ave Longwood. F t 767-0500 71—Hsir Wanted 71— I In r Wanted anted MAINTENANCE Fuff Time No eipenence necessary w n tram Musi have transportation lake Mary 323 1927 M F okay MAINTENANCE HELPER RESIDENTIAL MANAGERS tor apartment comptet Must M ve toots and references Sal­ ary depends on evpenerve Can 323-4430 MERRY MAIOS HIRING Car 6 Insurance Needed Weekends f r e e 331 5266 Community Opportunities. Inc , a provider lor individuals with developmental disabilities Is Currently aeekng Residents Managers Responsibilities in­ clude leaching basic daily kv mg skills transporting residents and following individual teach mg plans Our managers kve « the group home tor 7 days and then they are off lor 7 days Youre paid lor 2 weeks while only workmgone Eu: client salary and benefits C al our Jobkne today' (888)244 3317 EOE MORTGAGE PROCESSOR TRAINEE: Hgh senool grad w base typing A computer skits Nation* Mortgage Corp longill Dan At17*7-4270. wood Call I NOW MIRING Seeking loflowing positions House Person House Keepers and AM Osftwasfwrs Apply m person to Marriott Courtyard 135 International Parkway Heathrow. FL. 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Dnesnn ol Licensing tor Proprietary Security Officer Must have a senes D A cense Minimum of 3 years ex­ perience required Excellent benefits package available In­ terested applicants Submit re­ sume and salary requirements to H R R V 2950 Lake Emma Road Lake Mary FL 32746 or FAX resume to 407-3331964 EOE SECURITY O f FICER J06 Training Armed A Unarmed Bren tty * Assoc. 834-7444 Service T*ch For kxai propane company Im­ mediate FT position available Looking tor etpenenced per­ son $450 ♦. or we tram nght person Vacation sick pay. ins CDl Class B a plus Apply m person Discount Propane, 3804 S. Orlando Dr.. Sanford. SHINGLE INSTALLERS Toots A Irani roq Ca* 8348348 fn^wvkmjJto^eMliOOOO Immediate Openings k» Jan4onai Hr care positions to Ik Mary area 3rd sh.fl Cal 942 8289 WAREHOUSE PERSON meded tor Large Plant Nursery Must be espenenced organize) and sail motivated Foiki n e«p helpful Responsible to* inven­ tory control, pultog orders and recwrvtog Apply to person. 67/0 W SR 46. Senton) or cal lAo ne. 3300296 e»t 224 WAREHOUSE POSITIONS: SHIPPING. RECEIVING. MCR* ING. PACKING. ANO WANSHOUSINO RECOTON CORPO­ RATION, the N M b i wading ihslrtoutor/ manulacturer ol elec Ironic accessories has Imme­ diate openings to « j Lake Mary tacAtws tor t si and 2nd sfkfts Hours available 7 00AM3 30PM 8 00AM 4 3CPM. and 4 OCPM 12 30AM Musi be able to kit a mnmum of 50 tot on a continuous basis Forklift e i ­ penence preferred Staffing rale 16 50 1 st shift $700 2nd SNff • ‘ Must pest main test Apply n person at 2950 Lake Emma Road Lake Mary a i » 1090 Emma Oaks Tru lake Mary F l.t t '4 9 E 9 t _________________ WEEKEND RESIDENTIAL TRAINERS Community Opportunist. 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Whan you can own the 3 bdrm home «/ C N A new pant A car­ pet 7 Ask about HUO homes' The HHUmen Group, Inc. ___3218333 ST. JOHN RIVER FRONT2/2. over 1600 v ) ff my pool 2 c ga r. plus t c carport, over 1/3 ac wduck 1140<Vmon DELTONA 711 lnr an carport toed yd $A30fmon SANFORO 2/1 kv <*n. 2 Irpk I kit. pren O V A kj yd ASaOfmon 44.10 toed a i « hug# rm* sc poach 2 out bldgs $1*4.*00 4/1.*.Ovet 1 600 sq It ky 'thiV lam Uptc hxto. 143 *00 44.$ Over 2500 iq If Sc pool W. <*n l.m W'trptc $155,900 157—Mobile Homes For Sale . I *. * O S M O H N I ;*$t . \mr f l *» 1 in * l By o*m*r?BH 1IIA newly reno rated nsOa 4 out CHAFmanc tog evaAabw 407 321 1297 PARK AVE MOM.E PARK Homes $3000 to $6 OW Setup Feiancmg QUIET1 333-29*1 IDS BART Access to 17 92 A I 14 3BII • 2nd Rm * » ) on Fresh |paint new carpet CHA Sec Sys I $63,500 407 574 5208 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED 103— H ousisU n t u r n is iie d siawou oaaaei votusui CONDO 1/1 Comer unit Neat lo pool $3SK ot teal 700 E A* I * A I II 100—Condominium Downtown Sanford 2BR $425. No Pets Senior D'S count 4078*88883 S e m in o le Hernlcl A MOVE IN SPECIAL)! 400 aq H A up' $265 A MONTH OfficatS to »a(j«^ 2 U )l2 0 o t2 M ^ 5 5 4 ^ N««ds 100 worh*r* dally. t o p pay For e«p cabmet makers A tamtnators DLiC f*q LYugFree Work Place Appty n person lo IC M 1481 Kasrrwr Place ffort oI Sanford A las resume lo l o c a l b u s i n e s s a c t i v i t y in e v e r y W e e k e n d e d i t i o n of the K.7 2 1 1 RIGHT HAND MAN |‘ $S sign on bonus lo new em­ ployees. ‘ E itrs pay to drivers. ‘ Open S am $01 Dogtrack Rd Longwood 260-8106 407 321 8454 118— O ihce S pace For R ent TEXAS REFINERY CORP needs mature person now In SANFORO area Regardless of training Write E G Mopkms Dept S 32771. Bot 711. Ft TX 76101 0711___________ TEXAS REFPiERY CORP. needs mature person now m SANFORD area Reganness ol training write F r. Hoctons. Dept 5 32771. a n 711. Ft Worth TX 761010711 G e t the la te s t i n f o r m a t i o n o n 0 ' r f n i i r / r 71—Heip Wanted Homes horn pennies on $1 Delinquent Tja (VpOsHEOs YOurAr.a To4 Free (1) 800-21* 9000 Eat H 2206 tot C u rre n t ksl « 9 » ______________ HIDDEN LAKES: 3BIL2BA 1300 Is q ft. 2 « gat fenced lot By I Owner $89 5K. 323 4057 LAKE MART V\ Cornea lot I Needs TLC r»2 000 Furniture For S ate Armoir* All wood 5 drawer $300 C arpelcH os* beuge I0at2 $50 Brnge 7.11 $30 322 9255 KITCHEN TABLE 1 yr old 42round. aimond tor-ruea 5 swiver chavs $375 40 7 862 4962 MATTRES* SALE • FuM v/e used boa springs A mamess *65 00 Larry s Maff 122 4132 Fk r i : Savings Shop Stmmoie Heralds Classifieds Everyda'/' 1939 VINTAGE 3/t 1/1 apt |$78 000 ELEGANT 44 rea/'burhood w history $120 000 DOT WALLER, JERNIOAN PROPERTY 323-31*5 ISANFORD 1/1 Dupea Living Rm Carpel CH A $3754350 SANFORO 3/3 fkut A Ar Eat |r< kitehan $5404550 153—A creage Lot For Sale 211— A N T ig U E y C O L lE r T IB tE S HOUSE OF GOOOMS 901 l o ­ cust Ave Fum , appii. houseN*1 toec s A candy 331-*395 215—Boats & A ccessories 1988 DILL PRO 165 Aluminum bass boat w?5 Hi* Yamaha 43 ti Ironmg motor Hummingbird tishfmdar Only $58*5 00 Only at ftiu u t M i u ine Centre n e t fame* tpeoaeal Saies 5 #rvk*-F Inane Ing PaneCaff Donny of Laa today! 77*6 333-:— 1994 BOSTON WHALER 15" Rag* jet boat H15 HP Ga raga kept' Impeccabie condi­ tion" lo w hours" $859$ 00 Ontyat Stiu irt M i u Canee ne a toaneig Seeciaaar Saiee-Saeiriea-FTnanc tng-PerteAccessones Caff Donny or Lao today! 333-779* 219—Wanted to Buy I5REWARO FOR OLD FISHtNO TACKLE, ok) lures tackle boa ns reels okt duck decoy* hunt mg antiques etc Pay up to Ji 000 I pay more then anyone A wilt pay $10 00 |utt lo see your ok) tackle 941 859 3530 t$REWARO FOR OLD FISHtNO TACKLE, old tores tack * boa es reels cW) duck decoys hurt­ ing antiques, etc Pay up to $1 COO I pay mere then anyrme A w'M pay $10 00 just to see your 0*1 tackle <>4t 859 3530 All positions start O $7/hr. & up based on experience • T r u s s B u ild e r s JIM DOYLE TOWNHOUSE: 34 off LH Mary Wvd.. teaefy to move to! $575/ mo. No pels 407 9251199 HAPPY JACK TRIVERMfClOE Recogm/ed sage A effective by US CENTEn tor VETERINARY VI MEDICINE against hook, round A lace worms to dogs and cats Available O f C STENSTROM OENIRAL FEED 333-1550 NEW TRUSS PLANT OPENING!! OSTEEM-Vacant Iota Common I cal Lot Zoned B 4 2001 400 on Enterprise Rd in Osteen $43 900 Owner Fto • Saw O p e rato rs (407) 322-2495 W f NEED HOUSES TO RENT Free to good home Buck lab spayed female about 2 yrs oM Great wpeopto, but not w/chrck ens A r - js 407-323 5963 181—AmiANCIS & o n STENSThOM RENTALS 199—Pets & Supplies Re a l bstactb , i n c CALL BUZANNC AT 322-7498 INTERIM PERSONNEL 6 4 7 - 1 4 7 7 105—DUPLEX/TmPLE* EOE__________________ SANFORO 2/1 nea/ Seminole HS. C H A W O Hook Up Crpt Sec 8 OK 323 4484 0/244 5513 107—M obile Homes For Rent ELDER SPRMOS Off SR 427 2 A 3 bdrms. unturn $95 - $115/ wk » *125. dep Calf 333 3964 or see manager at a38!7 Trailer lor rent $375/ mo. $100 deposit Electric me. 407 324 3793 WE NEED A TOP-NOTCH PERSON! WE SHOULD GET TOGETHER! We are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves people! W E O FFER: • SALARY PLUS COM MISSION -t- INCENTIVES • FULL BENEFITS INCLUDING - MEDICAL, DENTAL, LIFE & 401K. • 2 W EEK S PAID VACATION PER YR. • A GREAT ATMOSPHERE WHERE YOU CAN EARN A GREAT INCOME! Call Kellie today to set up an Interview. T h e Best T h in gs In L ife A r e Free... FLORIDA POLYMERS | 1000 Sand Pond Road Lake Mary. FL 32778 (407) 333-9225 mow m m FORTHE S e m in o le Herald UOWMO PUSTtCS HAM FACTM U OFFIRHM CSMPfTTTIVI SALARY ARO BEREFTT PACXARi. 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SEMORAN BIVD . SUITE 17 ORLANDO. FL NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE FLORIOA JOBS AND BENEFITS G000IMG5 SHOPPING CENTER 280 SAUSALITO BLVD. CASSELBERRY, f l FLORIOA JOBS ANO BENE REFLECTIONS PLAZA 514 W LAKE MARY BLVD LAKE MARY. FL WE A R E AN EQ UAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYI �KIT *V CAKI.YI.K <Bh> Ijirry Wright 219— W a n t e d to B uy 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s Alum. Can* Coppar / Brat* Kokomo Recycling 1210004 • 1 .W Flrtt-M/F 15. Sal 9-1 SATELLITE TV SYSTEM SAM I. 8 It rkah.metal mesh typaDraka ESH 1824 Recenrwf a larnota Pola llo o tt ale Heady to mtlaN Cotl ova* $1500 1 t/2 y*t otd Asking $1850 W’lt I*via to* carp et up B*j Screen TV.ukrq mo**** 0* 407 321 8431 PfB 1950 Item f^sp4.ty a<»r*fbvrg A anyWimg Horn an old Mom <x gas nation Brxvj to Rutty Duck. 307 E Itl S I, 221—Coon T hings to Ea | MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS CARDS . 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Ore Goner Parti car only No ft*" 4 0* New V 8 en­ gine Irryn Cadillac colt $2700 Only I OK miles unci* insMflml •torn raikalo* battery brake* A Ixe* Absolutely loadad Body and iniwnor great W>3 lata $1,000 to* comptola ca* Drum 8 aw* y' M«J||| trade 407 321M il. IMS FORO FHO 4X4. Oretl IS M .10. 4 3L. V-8, 42K. air cond. lap* deck. $8 200 Cap avaaab**. 407 33*2692 Multi Uffliif %a Wi Cl S*»* '•} M l V Guardian Personal Storage LET US SELL IT FOR YOU!! 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V t n l o r d * H O S 1 0 4 SIMPSON'S Pro* Tree Svc 20 yrt a<p 24 hr storm damage Servo* dscouni Tour tree cam Fra* estimates Bucket truck avaiaCi* Ca4 327-4738 Advertise your business every day in the NEW Seminole Herald for under $35.00 a month. Call the Classified Department today to find out how!! (407) 322-2611. A Jtwelry t M (i Aw ffc VO Was: $68,000 Now: $64,000 DON FICKRCN TREE SVC Trae/stump removal Fr*a esr Licansedlnsurad 128-7142 0AVK1 KEY CONSTRUCTION NeeXHamodailng/Rapaire Uc: COCOS78M 120-7202 Hind-craflsd itsms Livt Plants A Hsrbs Country Lake Apts | PR1QEBI&UC E P11 I mprovemenis M8*iwood1 £ a * * * e < i* y Roon.NG YATES ROOFBM aknea 1838 Church A Sr. Olac. 3rd. Oan. Lie. #RC0022880.122-144* 40-yrt eipenence Work guar ankeed 904-7758162 RaBrad Carpenter lootong lor amal jooa We* ove* 40 yean daipan an c* 321-4)81 Imtnca, Candlat. 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Monday Friday 3am lo 5 30pm» Saturday 3am to 3pm • Most Credit Cjrds Accepted ORANGE CITY L ii 4SPECIAL THUS ROTATE B. AND BALANCE | $1 9 95 Moat Vohicloa Vahlcloa !i Tune-Ups! i I I *44” 6cyl.... $54.95 I 8cyl. $64.95 I pointa. plugat tondimir -4 Moat Vohicloa FREE Safety Check Moat Vohicloa Shims Extra 4 Wheel..... ^^wneet .... $54.95 Brakes! A/C CHECK $9.95 Plus Freon I I I n k95 i $6 9 ! A up L metallic pads extra M ^ 4 J e AmS -A A X iy �4 ~*r TM SB • Sem inole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. November t. 1998 W .. e r .n o w e V o t i n g Y E t h a t w e h a v e a ll th e fa c ts ! “When the issue first came up I * / • ' ««h i resistance to change. But then I “I took a close look at our down­ town area and realized that I was against it...just my natural i. • J T op Ten needed to take an active role to took time to think it over, and I change Sanford, to save it from saw that this project is in slowly becoming a ghost town. Sanford's best interest, economi­ Voting ‘Yes' is my way of helping cally and aesthetically." our city." — Bettye Dorman R eason s W h y S a n fo r d Is — Vikki Cole T 1} “A s a little girl I have great memo­ “I was afraid that the finished pro­ ries of fishing in what is now just ject wouldn’t live up to all that's a retention pond at the park, so being said about it. When I saw naturally I started out against the the work has already gone into referendum. I changed my mind this project. I felt assured that the because I see that this will bring enhanced park and hotel will be a Sanford's downtown back to life." valued asset to our community" — Doreen Owens — Peggy Marlette T h o se against this project start­ ed their campaign months ago, so at first I only heard their side. Once I learned the facts, I had an easy time changing my mind. There is really no other way to T “I was under the incorrect impres­ sion that the baseball fields were tied into this issue. Once I A Am learned that the ballfields are leaving Ft. Mellon Park anyway, decided to vote Yes' based on go, no reason to fight. I'm voting the park improvements that are ‘Y E S ’! — Oscar Redden Jr. planned."— Glenna Cook “I wasn't sure that Fort Mellon Tw o words turned my vote to a Park was the best place. Now ‘Yes’...fishing pier. We need one that I’ve listened to the opposi­ and now we can get one. I know tion's alternative locations and we will all enjoy it! have all the facts, I'm voting ‘yes’! — Ralph McLain This referendum will pass ic S Both The Seminole Herald and The Orlando Sentinel recommend voting YES on this important referendum! because it helps Sanford on so V o t in g Y e s ! Residents have realized that the . park is going to be better, nicer and bigger under the development plan 1 "111010 will still ho H..1 acres, includ­ ing iho now fcurdwalk and piers, all This protect has not brought about of it available for . the "bulldozing* ot the ballfields. public use.” That was decided three years ago ( Ulando Sentinel when the commission (with strong community support) funded a centralized baseball complex with safer, regulation-size fields 2 Any jobs—even minimum wage . jobs— will help all the residents of Sanford Despite having only 11 °o of the county's population, we have 25°o of the county's below-poverty level families. When the naysayers turn their noses up at low paying |obs they ton t understand or don t care about those families in need of good, honest work opportunities. 3 "Ih o development would create about l .000 now b>bs for a community heavy with poverty and low skills, they would bo welcome jobs." ( )r/undo Sentinel Sanford s tax rate is the highest in the county— $6 87 per . $1,000 of taxable property value, as opposed to $3.76 in Lake Mary The opposition's claim that the conference center/hotel would result in "possible higher taxes' is a completely unfounded scare tactic. Knowledgeable voters know that private investment increases the tax base and reduces per person tax burdens 4 Yes, we do need a conference center Unlike a larger . convention center. Sanford's new conference would be the perfect size for high school graduations, business meetings, community gatherings. 5 No city property is being given away. None. No tax money . will be used to build a hotel. many levels." — Jean McLain 6 7 r One half mile of Seminole Boulevard may be (with city's "I thought this was just the Mayor's "I live just blocks away from Fort project, so I was against it. Then I Mellon Park. I like our quiet town, saw that the entire City but I also realize that, without Commission has been in favor of it. change, Sanford is going to con­ Then, after last week's debate, I tinue to diminish and there will be was sold. Fort Mellon Park is the more boarded-up buildings. I'm perfect location." voting 'Yes’ vote in favor of revital­ — Theodore "Tick" Martin ization." — Karl Stairs “My high school-aged daughter “It sounds very heroic to say that should be able to go to her prom you are saving the park, and that and graduation without driving 25 idea appealed to me at first. But minutes into Orlando. I'm voting the truth is that we are making 'Yes’ for her and because our the park better and saving down­ local economy could use this. town Sanford! I'm am now voting And the park will actually be ‘yes’." — Virginia Powell nicer! — Robert Burgess T h e opposition led me to believe "I thought the hotel/conference that we were trying to save the center was going to ruin the park for our children. I fell prey to entire park. Now I know that over that message. However, as soon 8 acres of the park, including the as I learned that the park is going basketball courts, will remain to be better, I switched my vote to open, free space. The park is a ‘YES.’ being saved, and made better." — Annette Wing — Virgree Redden I l . final approval) turned into park land (leaving 4 miles of lakefront drive), creating a safer park where the lakefront beauty can be enjoyed without the interruption of passing cars. Lighted and upgraded basketball courts will be a part of . the new park and conference center complex. 8 9 Those who love Sanford realize that saving our downtown . is essential to keeping that cherished atmosphere alive. AA The county is paying to build the conference center, a I U . private developer (as yet not selected) will pay to build the hotel, and additional taxes paid by the hotel owner will be spent on park renovations and improved facilities for all resi­ dents to enjoy. Join your friends & neighbors in preserving Sanford’s future... V o te Y E S o n lU e s d a y ! 3 2 2 -6 8 6 2 P a id p o litic a l a d v e rtis e m e n t �V r? .■ f i * L ... j *S i i J ......... J \y % ®j itHeralb Serrvnois Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunetty, 1.1990-10 Gaining respect for firearms N R A Sportsfest teaches gun safety First o f raw stories By I k u l I n d ia HERALD FEATURE EDITOR m • I ^GENEVA - A weapon la any­ thing you can hold In your hand. Rob Minch told the as­ sembled scouts, r'Minch is a Range Safety In­ structor for the Seminole paunty Oun and Archery Aaeoefirilon. which recently spon­ sored a National Rifle Assort aMet*. Sportiest for youth. The Meppons o f choice for the rVcnt were rifles and shotguns, blit the emphasis was on bafety. leTDie familiarization of the rife Arms for the kids, and the 4 * t y training. Is our push.* ia id Jimmy Peagler. president pf I t * SCGAA. "That’s what we yM d . We’re not trying to tndbctrlnate them. Mey. here It b . .you've had a chance, you’ve keen It. when your older. Just make a choice.* i The Sportiest Is the second CTtnt the gun club has held at Ine range It leases from the county, on Osceola Road, near the landfill. The event focuses on the safe handling of fire­ arms. by children. *We started a small one bark In January, as a trial.* said Peagler. *1 hope, two or three ars from now. we’ll be better lown for (the safety training). It’s a honest attempt, we’re not trying for publicity or our names In lights.* The event was open to any adult-led youth group. In­ cluding Boy Scouts and church groups. Peagler said girls are Invited os well, but no groups had shown Interest as yet. The groups were Invited to camp on Friday and Saturday nights, and spend the day lemming firearm safety and shooting at a three-site circuit set up at the range. The sites Included rifle, black powder and shotgun. There Is no charge for the program, the club pays for all ammunition, guns and Insur­ ance for the event. A (lag ceremony was held to open the day. and Seminole E County Judge John Sloop ke to those In attendance ut the Importance of gun safety. .*1 learned safe gun handling early and never forgot It.* Sloop said later. The Judge owns firearms and Is a mem­ ber o f the NRA. Me Is also an assistant scout master for an Altamonte Springs troop and Is K t The familiarization of the firearms for the kids, and the safety training, is our push. That’s what we want. W e’re not trying to in­ doctrinate them. Hey, here it is, you've had a chance, you’ve seen it, when your older, just make a choice. 9 -Jimmy F e e § b f, tC O A A pm ld m l and NRA L ift Member a district chairman. •It’s a fun sport.* said Sloop, who primarily shoots targets. 'It becomes a personal chal­ lenge.* Sloop said the Sportiest was an excellent opportunity for the boys to leam safe gun handling and *to actually see how dangerous one of these guns ran be.* T think It's a great public service project.* After Instruction In safe han­ dling. the boys shot at paper targets using .22 bolt action single shot rifles. Designed for target practice, the light­ weight guns can be used for hunting. "That's what scout rules call for. We don’t go against their rules. No pistols, no large cali­ ber.* said Peagler. The guns were not sighted for physical characteristics, or the range, so the boys were told not to be concerned If they did not hit the bull's eye. *lf you’re two Inches off the bull's eye but all o f your rounds went Into a small d r - ' de. that means you were shooting properly. You had a good sight fixture. you were holding good. you were squeezing good.* said Minch. Randall Boyer Is vice presi­ dent o f the SCGAA. Boyer’s fa­ ther was a gunsmith. *| was raised around guns. My kids have been raised around guns. They know the difference between a real one and a toy one,* said Boyer. •(Safety training) removes the mystery. That Is what I think really hurts the children. They find a gun. they're curious about It. they play with and they get hurt. If we put on safe shooting programs like this to where the children’s arr ex­ posed to the firearms then they gain a respect.” To help reinforce the safety Range Safety Instructor Bob Hinch (upper photo) speaks to a scout troop about how to uee a rifle at the recent NRA Sportsfest at the Seminole County Qun and Archery A s­ sociation range in Geneva. Jimmy Pe ele r (from right. tower photo), president of the SCG AA, takes a moment to speak with Lake Mary Scout Master Mike Johnston, with his son, Michael, and Andrew Bickford, of Altamonte Springs. Pesoier Is dressed In garb, authentic tor dree 1796. »»• •portfeet Included camp­ ing for a l the groups. Peagler •pent the night in k s teepee. Issue, Peagler Invited Seminole County Sheriffs Deputy D.P. O’Connor to come and speak to the boys. O'Connor Is with the Range and Water Unit, within Ihr Special Operations Division. He told the boys they were all o f an age In which they were responsible for their actions. *lf you ever find a gun. what should you do?.* he asked. ’ Leave It alone, go find on adult. Guns don't go off by themselves, contrary to popu­ lar belief. You need to make sure, when you’re handling a gun. to keep your finger off the trigger. The range safely offi­ cers have already given you the 10 commandments of gun safety and ull the things you sliould and shouldn't do. These guys aren't preaching to you. They're telling you what to do to be safe." Me lias never shot a person. O'Connor said. While the Instruction Is seri­ ous. the satisfaction o f a learning was apparent with the boys. ‘ Last time I shot these .22s. I shot three In the bull’s eye area,* said Patrick Munoz, a sixth grader at Sanford Middle School. T h e y said If I practice a little more. I could someday be a sharpshooter.* Munoz Is In Troop 34. which meets at First Untied Methodist Church. Sanford. There are 420 members In the Seminole County Gun and Archery Club. Members of SCGAA have to be members of the NRA. *no exceptions.* said Peagler. T h at's a choice we made b e ­ cause the NRA helped us build this range. If It wasn't for the NRA. these kids wouldn’t be out here because I wouldn't be able to own the guns te bring them out. You have to have the Item to teach the safety.* ■Attar's asts: In next week's Seminole Life, a first-person expe­ rience for a novice shooter and la­ dles’ safety training. M a k in g s p irits b r ig h t n n •| * * < i. 'r. v *»? 5 f2 F w lA .il f r t t AW»v* , PV ‘ ' A l • bora Garden Club members were busy this summer '(Making plans and designer items, sewing, canning Ignd growing plants for their bi-annual project, ‘Making I Spirits Bright, which was held Oct. 24 at the Sanford Civic Center. The event included a continental break­ fast. design demonstration be Lee James, one of Central Florida's leading designers, and the opportu- J -v nity to buy plants, holiday designer decorations, gifts, homemade foods, garden art items, and purchase tickets for a beautiful homemade quilt or decorated tree. All proceeds from this event benefit civic beauti­ fication. A few past projects of Ixora’s are the en­ trance to the Sanford Marina, Betty Smth Cultural I Arts Building, hanging flower baskets along First Street, landscaping the atrium at Safe House, beauti­ fication projects at Seminole High School, Hamilton, Idyllwilde and Hopper schools. Also dower pots at the Sanford Historical Museum and future tree planting plans al Sanford Middle School, ixora has voted to plant trees and provide a garden hose for each new Habitat for Humanity home built in the Sanford area. Enjoying the chance to shop for holiday items are Lisa Lessard. with 16-month-old Thor (left). Mary Ann Cleveland, a member of the club (right), decorates a display. �C l je Hem lb Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida Sunday. November 1. 1998 ->C Siall g i i t 'Z Happy Hearts fashion show heralds season Tlte latest event of the Happy Hearts Seniors o f Central Hap list Church was a luncheon and fashion show on Oct. 20 The lovely event heralded autumn with distinctive drrom lion s to match the exciting at ray of fall fashions from J. C. Penney In tfie Seminole Towne Center. The fashion show was mulct the direction of Maty Pugh, a Happy Hearts member and funner model. Nikki Wood front the J.C. Penney Heauty Salon styled the models hair and the salon awarded gilts during the show. Makeup was done hy Arleett H im e s using Mar> K a v cosmetics. Vida Smith, ueantig a etra lion from Penney s. was the fashion show commentator who described the fashions and also gave the price of each. The models sliulled out on a decorated platform. Models were: Amy Patterson. Evelyn Christopher. Mary Boone. Vida Sue Christensen. Tlllie Daniels. Hetty Pope. Mary Ann Churry. S la d e S E N IO R E D IT O R DORIS DIETRICH *mith. Vnl.i Smith ami Mary IMRh •lark Thomas and Don Chris­ topher a ls o modeled fashions hum Penney* while Milton Smith, wearing a suit from I’enney's escorted the ladles down the steps from the pla t­ form. Hie event was well-attended and from all reports, the luncheon and fashion show were enjoyed hy nil." OKTOItF.RFEST liavartan music and decora­ tions and authentic German late, with the servers and host••sses wearing colorful German costumes, heralded Oktober- Models and other participants in Happy Hearts Fashion Show at Central Baptist Church. Sanford, are (Irom left) Don Christopher. Mary Ann Churry. Millon Smith. Vida Smith, Sue Christenson Stacie Smith. Eve­ lyn Christopher. Mary Boone. Botty Pope. Amy Patterson. Jack and Mary Pugh The fostivity also included luncheon and a variety prizes fest Oct. 2.T at the Sanford Woman s C'luh. Guests were greeted at the door by Hetty D Smith, presi­ dent. while her husband. Dr. Roltert J. Smith, was seen In the iMtkground keeping die food I rays filled. According to Vivian Huck. chairman, about 125 aficiona­ dos of German chow, were on hand to support the annual fund-raiser for the club's nu­ merous charities. Hetty Jack, first vice presi­ dent In charge of the clubs fund raising said the celebra­ tion went "real well." Vivian and Uuhard Buck, who p rep a red th e D is h in g in e In tin g N ulerie and (>eurge Weld at London's Leeds Castle gen u ­ B a v a r ia n fa re G e rm a n s e t­ a t S a n fo rd W o m a n 's annual C l u b 's O k to b e r- fe s t a re (fr o m le ft): P a t B ro o k s , Jane Saxon, B r is - son A nn and M a rth a Y a n cey O erm n n feast, supplied two buffet hatns a& prizes, donated by purvey­ ors. which were won by Jewel Williams and Mona \V dker. About 27 club members Joined forces to make the eve­ ning one that patrons won't forget. On departing the prem­ ises an unidentified man rubbed his tummy and said. "Delicious, delicious." GARDENERS START SEASON At flic general October meeting of the Sanford Garden Club, functional (lower show tables were critiqued by Dee Logan, a member of the Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club. Fifteen beautifully decorated tables for flower shows were featured for Dee to evaluate as she moved from table to table changing the decorations. There were no awards, hut the expert did not change any­ thing on the table created by Pauline Spivey which a mem­ ber said "was perfect." Barbara Hughes, coextension director of the Semi­ nole Ag Center, was the guest speaker. She told members the functions of her office and the free service It provides to the community. After the meeting, the club honored Georgia Chorpenlng. a longtime member of Mimosa Please see District!. Page 4C a up I Photo by H.Ru#* Udl» Celebrating the 95th birthday of a Sanford Garden Club member are (Irom left): Claudette Behrens. >• HirltdPhotoIf Georgia Chorpemng, guest ol honor. Anne and Fran Morton Sanford relative struts her stuff to gymnastics stardom Sanford native Joyce Nathan Artis recently chatted with her family here In Sanford and seems happy about the new adventure that the Artis family has embarked upon. The A r­ tises of Tennessee. Nathans, Mikes, and Murphys are very proud of their up and coming gymnastics star. Hrlttany Ni­ cole Artis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Sherman (Joyce) Arils. Hrlttany Is a fun-loving, 8year-old third grader who a t­ tends Eaton Elementary In H#»«M Pt-cio by Matv» Attend*") a and late; I rum m Sanlotd n Oct 24 are (Irom led) U S Hep -Mr.. ■> H . a < ;. f 1' b fho mas. former Santoid 'v <• vm -ir?-, woman Comno Brown. Son Buddy Dyer. Sanford City Commissioner Velma Williams and Sandra Games. Thelma Mike and auntiegodmother Victoria Nathan Murphy witnessed Hrlttany's October meet. Lenoir. Tenn., along with her baby sister. Mallnte Kirsten. They both have been attending gymnastics training. Hrlttany lias advanced to competitive team level status. Her first competition was the Judge's Cup where Hrlttany placed 7th. 'Hie next com peti­ tion was the Early Htrd Invita­ tional where she received a 2nd place trophy. In compulsory classic. Hrtttauy placed 3rd overall and 1st on balance for her age and level. Level four gave 1st place to Miss Hrlttany. Grandmother CONGRESS HISTORY In November of 1992. the Central Florida Chapter of the Inlematloual Black Women's Congress was formed. This year makes five years o f his­ tory for this group. The vision was set Into m o­ tion hy Corine Wilson after a t­ tending a national conference dealing with children. A group of Inspired women were In­ stalled to share Information, knowledge and to give back to the Central Florida community. Their work In the community has been notable. There are family conferences where over 350 parents and children are motivated by various speakers through self help and health workshops. 'Every Black Woman Should Wear a Red Dress" Is held In March where an Induction Brittuny N. Artis ceremony Is held for new members and the annual • scholarships are given to local Please see Hawkins, Page fic I �C Senwnola Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday. November t, 1908 Lake M a ry G irl Scouts attend the council’ s Choices weekend 1 u'iv w ar. Citrus Council of Citrl Scouts in Orlando hosts .1 holers weekend Just fur ■til' M r . i n t i Senior Girl Scouts I ‘ I Mti grade). (llils from two II oops In till* Stardust Service • nit In I ake Mary attended the " I M l) llefore the rvrnt, the •ills not to (house the s e s s io n s du v wanted to participate In Mute were plenty of choices '..1 everyone. Sports, arts and •alls, environmental, enter ' lintneni and more I-Ind.mgerrd Animals was an environmental workshop Ron Hardee brought some special animals from the Wildlife Re­ habilitation ( enter In Christ­ mas lie explained to the audi­ ence what Ills center does. Inlured animals are brought to the (enter, (or sometimes Ron has to go Krt them ).'and they are given the time and the rare they need to heal Hie animals are then released Into the wild. Sometimes, animals are so se­ riously ln|ured. they cannot lie teleased. Ron keeps these Margaret Shearer, Troop I44X, shows Teddy hear she d n ora leld for Ihr Salvation Army animals to educate the public. Tlte flying srpilrrel is the most common squirrel In Florida, Because they are noc­ turnal. lew people ever see them. Ron brought a young flying srpnrrrl for the girls to see and pet. It weighed slightly less than .in ounce. Full grown. It will only weigh two ounces. Tills srpilrrel was an orphan. As soon as he is old enough, he will Ire released into the wild. Never try to lake care of an orphaned squirrel. Ron cau­ tioned the girls. It takes very specialized equipment even to care for an animal as common as a squirrel. Sometimes, when l>coplc find orphan squirrels, they think they can lake care of thrm They try to feed them with eye drop|>ers. Hut because of a squirrel s very unique systrm. when you feed them with an eyedropjier. the liquid goes into their lungs. In a very short time, the squirrels lungs will llll with liquid and they will drown Thr center has special equipment that ruablrs them to Iced orphans projrrrly and in a way that Imltatrs how they would lie (red liy their mother Another reason not to try to take 1 are of orphaned animals yourscll is that squirrels and many other animals can i.irry bacteria w lild i can cause tlj ness among humans Resides the living squirrel. Ron brought 2 gray squirrels Although many |iroplr think ol squirrels as rats with tails, squirrels arr very important to the environment Squirrels bury acorns at just the right depth (or germination. The survival ol every single variety ot oak in Florida (there are 25) depends on the squirrels One ol the gr.iv squirrels Ron brought was very tare the squirrel was melatiistlc. In na lurr. an alMno has .1 lack of pigment W melanism- animal has too milch pigment. The melanism squirrel was Mack. Red was the name of the fe­ male screech owl. She had slight damage to one of her wings llecaiise she could still fly. Ron tried to release her three times The first two times, she flew out of her cage, hut came hark. Thr third time, she wouldut even fly out It seems that even though she can fly. she cant fly well enough to catch food Ron applird lor a permit to keep her as a tear litug animal. Most of the girls thought the li.it was very cute. There are a lot of myths aliout hats. Ron says. People Ix-llrve they will fly Into your hair and they don't want them around because of a fear o f rabies. Rats can get ra­ bies. Rut they arr the only mammals whose behavior Is Megan Watkins o f Iroop I44X models a formal sari not affected by rabies. When they get rabies, they continue to act as they normally would. The rabies can kill them, hut thev are the only mammal that can survive rabies. And when they survive, they become Im­ mune. With or without rabies. Dietrich Palace. C o n tin u e d from Page UC ( Ik lt\ who recently t rie In .lied her !)5th birthday, (ieorgla. the Itonoree o f several parties, received a corsage. 1 ik e and large birthday card. VIF.W OF LONDON Valerie and George Weld are still raving about their October trek to London. "I'd go back again.* Valerie extolled. They really enjoyed the rolling coun­ tryside and magnificent churches and cathedrals as well as the Impressive chang­ ing of the guard at Buckingham The Welds also visited other famous landmarks Including the house of Parliament . the British Museum and British Li­ brary where George wanted to see the antiquated Magna Carta, a charter established D ee L o g a n critiq u es d e c o ra te d tables lor S an lord G arden Club .Meredith Hoyer and Katie Meehler the only way a hat will bite you Is If you pick them up and hurt them. And brrausr they love to eat mosquitoes, huts ore very good to have around. Girls who signed up for thr Aslan Culturr Patch got a chance to leant aliout India. The traditional oulflt for women In India Is the sart. Faich girl got to try on a sari. Another tradition In India Is what we would call a hachelorettr party The d.iy before a woman Is married, she and her friends get together. An arttst uses a henna paste to |iaint designs on the women's liands and feet The brides de­ signs are more extensive than her friends Hie consultant at Choices used .1 henna paste to paint designs on each of thr girls hands. Thry also got to taste a traditional Indian dish called bharl It contained tamarind chutney, peas, potatoes and wheat noodles The girls decided tt was an ai qulrrd taste. F'or those into arts and m i l s , there were a lot of o p ­ tions. They learned basket making, painting, quilting, and tie dye They also learned how to make b r . id ir babies and kaleidoscopes. Thr beadle ha­ lites used lieads and plastic U r to make animals. Pringles cans and specially cut mirrors made making the kaleido­ o f Troop I4X display their He dye Items ALEX FINCH • ATTORNEY AT LAW “Get (hr legal help you need at a price you can afford “ Ditarcc. Generil Civil. Cnmiiul Drtcme/Tnflic/DUI. Contra-tv. CofpufJIKXlv Prrviiul ln|uf). Willi. Pr.l'jte, GuirJunvhipv Don't pa) high prices for attorney or settle for unlicensed paralegal representation! Tlw kMMf 1 m M m i a m otpwvdm ( m w i «m ( mouM *•( ba taw* BUSINESS•AUTO•HOME•LIFE •HEALTH 1 COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE ■Thelmvfkrir ® CIVA paoBRUSivt la s t co 1 /x . z i 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 < M le INSURANCE l £ •Try. -rCW>w C R0 L P 3697 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary S in c e 1974 s c o p e s a b re e z e Hie sports minded p.irtlcl|tufrd In volleyball, chrrrlc.idtng. soccer and old fashioned gailirs. Croquet, do(Jge ball, lump rope. Hie ulghlllme activity tfjat the girls enjoyed the most was a service project. Hie girls got to pick out teddv bears and dress them up in costumes. The hears are for the Salvation Army to give to underprivileged children at Christmas time. There were liears In pilot s cos­ tumes. wedding attire, and sports attire. There were liears dressed like Santa. lepre­ chauns and rabbits. The gtrls got to pick a name for the iiear they dressed. Resides having fun. they really felt good about doing something for someone else. C O R R E C T IO N In a recent article. It was stated th.it some small cats that the Seniors Sewers werr making were for the RSVP Christmas store. The seniors did make some large cats for the store, hut the small cats they are currently working on are lor Meals on Wheels. The cats will be delivered with the Christmas meal 4 * R aym ond F u r n it u r e ¥ £ H e re To S e rv e F u r n is h in g R & Y o u r H o u s e h o ld A p p lia n c e N eed s Layaway (or) Financing 3 Com e Visit O u r N e w Show room A n d F ill O u t A n E n t r y F o r A Free Sofa Server No Purchase N ecessary lo cally ow ned s o perated BY THE NAME YOU KNOW 4 TRUST RAYMOND SMITH LIFELONG SANFORO RESIDENT 2670 Oflando Drive, Sanford 3 2 0 -7 0 4 0 In 1215 A.l). to guarantee cer­ tain civil and political rights to the Faigllsh people One ol the highlights of the trip was seeing the play. ■Ruddy, which Vul said ‘ was wonderful.” ■Rut the most elegant thing we did.' Val said, "was an eve­ ning cruise on the Thames River.* Val described the cruise as "so romantic...so beautiful.* When the dance hour arrived. Val said she and George were the first couple to hit the floor (they are beautiful dancers and probably staged one their ex­ travaganzas to thrill the Brits and other tourists). Val said a young man and his father from Israel sat next to them on the cruise, hut barely spoke a word. However, (hry ran Into each other at the museum and the young man became quite vocal as he gra­ ciously extended compliments to the dancing Americans. The couple had some experi­ ences of a lifetime Including riding the underground rati system, called the ‘ lube.* They also shopped at the worldfamous tlarrod’s and had tea at Leed’s Castle. It's good to he home and hack to business as usual but they hope to visit Great Britain again. 8E �S««rtnota Herald. Santafd. Florida • Sunday. M o v m to f 1■ 1988 - C Servicemen and wom en are counting on readers to write SUNDAY MORNING •Httf IV »I AtOouMan ISwiAoyo TOhoolBoM ’Short* Bunorboi K m t'1 *** Our-ul Suur Oak iw O w -tiywatj; «»» imiMiaitCm BnStowS a [tool B*)t rilefe NASCAR iW S i«n ***** ***** hwumwo rawTooPtoliR) IBart W. B» Id tNwoT iC*pdjU>oto|StopV>»po 'CoOpy room. Inmn Ow»o (R| tohdCri^ l*nnn ;w P .c -j WW M towdPto« l P »d?to. lftodtoOBr~l.iU.roa ItldBHN ITi O o.* T |»«>PMta(taS>roc) K 1st M l 1. tt«ta§ Qi » n i H<nrv» Dranryy jxnC|»W i t>i Sta»*c{ ^G-IJ X AFTERNOON 12:00 1 12:30 NH*U ******* HotAmar k t U U S T ik V w m C 1:30 1 I 2:00 1 1 3:00 1 3:30 1 4 00 1 2:30 1 1:00 Agree* H* l> - »1 iNoow Gpobtt f c TiuirmuInmani W H f l F w t t l i UwnBViM V * n flt al t o t y # f»jy [ V r r jr ^ yt t O rs b^rMytic [c— Conct*i S i w i iw r) ■ lAowd WU mM tony «.***> llftrartrt__ ]» f M t 19M» to Jan. IS, II DKAR AHBY: My huaband ia in the military. I recently found a cou­ ple of raiuettc tapes he recorded to me while he was in the Gulf War. I had forgotten much of what was on them A* I listened to them again, all the emotions and memories came flooding back. I listened to air-raid sirens going off as my husband waa donning hia 111ill s chemical gear I heard him describe oild *howers, fly-infested food, the vastness o f the desert and foul­ smelling camels. I heard the con­ stant ‘ boom-boom* o f artillery aa they fought the Republican Guard, and felt the adrenaline race through my husband's blood aa he described the ‘ highway o f death* and the destruction he taw The only time hia voice ever shook with emotion was when he described the cards and letters that came from people all over the United States during Operation Dear Abby He couldn't believe so many people cared about his well-being, regardless of their personal feelings about the war Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who con­ tributed in one way or another to making my husband's days a little brighter. The letters you write each year during Operation Dear Abby really do make a difference A THANKFUL AIR FORCE WIFE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN A N D R E A D E R S : I ’ m a lw a y s delighted to rood about service­ men and women w ho have been p erson ally touched by O pera­ tion D ear Abby. This annual let­ te r-w ritin g cam paign fo r ou r troopo Is designed to le t thorn know that even though they’re fa r from home during the b oll, days, they're cloee to our hearia. IM P O R T A N T i I h a ve beam inform ed by the Departm ent o f Defense that this year, h i eauaa o f w o rld te rro ris m , m all haa boon re s tric te d to ca rd s an d fira t-c la e s le tte r s u n d ar I I ounces. NO PACKAG ER W IL L B E A C C E P T E D . B ut p loaoa rem em b er th a t e v e r y la tte r la^aAnn 'R X R w e A.yy*q«) AAlAoQim tumtAQumn [i » - TM Hjn WiWl »q 1 Ray t j t t « » ♦ TX Rogn d X I aKw «t» |iymAunBtiat P a tR o i .'oBPm j ‘ I’ aalNoj E B S5 l^**^** i>»<h »b \*t**o* ***** [RwO h b rt.a. Wv"> .... 2 H.". t**n Wtryttry •• t1**1\[In RICA ItO&T I AC 6ak» ,1 Show “ 4 ur~ T t |Aam Rat^e SAX im tr.-*iiai C e AC Ot* i IWo^tytiiwwm t o t » (|iy5T QvC fcniat IAB— AttoBottMin ««»«|iy> Duma) l* fa l^»-<I (0 t*«B*tnmim* ** tt Afumat^ tB Twtu n » CoAac VyAyykni SemyiCai. .u t l u w t v»| [ti Svnoi _ [rhi Vva ■ K. |.1SC)«— * H aw kin s C on tiaaed from Pago SC BnkT-MUrtHwkttttntlBanAmt KM— 1 lt« Ail Tlx tunwj m * » Bw»« « « i'< B 5 mV^» . ! 11W» | •• 10»M W > M *n4L m t ♦♦ nH>) I f \ * '****" »______ fiw t*m»« « , iw r,i « i’ »m students who qualify. D ie Central Florida Chapter had the privilege o f the Inter­ national (Hack Women's C on­ ference to he held tn Orlando. Black women were given spiri­ tuality. and healing for the mind and body. H its was the N th annual conference held In September. President Wilson Invites women who want to tiecome Involved In their commu­ nity to call her at 331-5G65. 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D ie Mis­ sion Council of Congress No. One's yearly objective is to as­ sist Christians In spreading the gospel to the world. Both prayers, and finances are given cheerfully and liber­ ally to the cause of the m is­ sion. Youth and young adults are invited, the president of Congress No. One Is Andrew Evans. Ida Boston Is Women's Dept, of Congress: Eula Martin Is Council President and Betty Washington Is chairwoman. 5»to fortwotonco* Cn »’ Aipoculy tugrt TV « w i oi r< Bru*>»y 'Cwt * (toSwiooi * tofMOy to"Soortn flTl L»lo*Goo* On Cu-Ji laJT ilnSltini |lUntlKM* It) SM>K M {i Judy Tjutl)oJudy tiwfioo InaNtil O F L0N G W 00D I'lease Ml end Our I i)eomiii{>(lOsixd Merlin# C>.«(r*j IWp«io Bwtua tUKMI S x i >r*i*o-A- Thou Cantimm C h u rc h of C h r is t m ES| a. res e Couch S iin B fsts s s O c t o b e r 3 1 s t - N o v e m b e r 8 th, 1 9 9 8 GuyoLA# 0»A#tio2R 'uunouut 'TSoowwid S e r v i c e s N i g h t l y a t 7 :3 0 On.rrton :m, i1. co' Oorthomt ipcwo « ILtootOrdor *•-/' _r_ j a W i i . 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T i F o r Sopor NorJ«.|l»J/|toStonKi| klmltj Run ImtA/n BnStonl O' U* 'AAEIIjioltoSwioo)K F u r th e r P le a s e 0mlint o r VXTBS OOBFEL FEST To serve and safeguard our oanassasMF •to the mission of O u n i speaker w a s the h o n ­ orable Aleev H earings: United o toi fy r tty — dm -tto. M 2 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 Im ­ States House o f Representative proved and Benevolent Protec­ from District 23. Ills Interest Is tive Order of Elks of the World. great toward Seminole County, D ie Saturday. Nov. 7. 6:30 lie Is a native o f Altamonte p.m. Gospel Fest will be held Springs. at New Mt. Calvary Baptist The question segment was Churrh. West 12th S tm t. Informative for citizens who Gospel Fest Is a program that had many questions. While In raises funds to be divided be­ the area Brown and Hastings tween community organiza­ also visited the State of Florida tions that serve all citizens of Elks Midwinter Conference Scmlonle County: Boys and being hrld In Sanford. Girls Club-Westslde. The Good Die courage of Corrlne Samaritan Home and Seminole Brown for the 3rd District was County Hospice. Indeed clearly explained by U.S. Rep. Alice Hastings. He If you would like your singing reminded the audience that groups or solos to be a part of this Gospel Fest. call CurtisBrown has courage, she does deliver and she wants 100 per­ tine Peterson at 330-2724. j l f FI 1 r 4. R K p 5 EJS p E snow" SlidTCC~ cent of the vote. Democrats In the United State House have given millions In the budget for schools, police, and they are about the new form o f busi­ ness. Brown Is moving! ‘ Let us remember.* said Hastings. ’ Buddy Dyer is tor all people, lie Is for affirmative ac­ tion and hr Is Investing In our children. Everyone should have a c hanc e to grow and have an opportunity to progress by supporting Headstart and making sure that our children be given a grade A education. The elderly will be safe.* Closing remarks was an appeal given by Rose Lee Cooke, president of the Seminole County Democratic Women. Located on llwy. 17-92 One Mile North of llwy. 434 on Left TKoTioipWBlOO[I**. QrjnH) .>u12N2) Tgicff SuAi. Loot Pnmm OnSWrool X R) The month of November CANDIDIATEB’ FORUM D ir community met with the candidates on Saturday, Oct. 24 ut New life Word Center. Pastor Ronald Merthle presided over this Informative session. Musical rselectlons were pre­ sented by New Life Word Cen­ ter's Praise Team. Klolse DllItguard and Jasmine George did a rendition of *God Bless America* a most appropriate selection. Former city comm is­ sioner Robert Diom as brought greetings along with Sanford City Commissioner Dr. Velma Williams who rxtendrd greet­ ings from the City of Sanford. Gracing the setting was the Honorable Congresswoman Cornne Brown. United States House of Representative. Dis­ trict 3. D ie Honorable Btxidy Dyer. Florida senator from Dis­ trict 14 was also In attendance. -■ MONDAY PRIME TIME Bunco H AFPT BIRTH D AY The last o f the October birthdays are Thrortls Jones. Craig Mrrkrson. Gale Johnson Choice. Cynthia Dixon. Annie Bookman. Phillip King, and Rufus McClain. th e F a r A rm y, N a v y , A ir I a a d M a rla # la n d fa re # taa In an d e u g p a rt^ fo r A m e ric a n s serving I'm pleased to pu blicise the fo llow in g addressee fe e O pera­ tion D ear Abby XIV. Tfcey w ill be In effect only from N ov. 18. D E A R A IR F O R C E W IF E ««»|l»ra c>gn«' ftitnnWn-(onl lnmCmant F o r Curopo and Sontkw oat Aulas AM ERICA REMEMBXStB OPERATION DEAR ABET XIV APO AEW 1M A D V IC 1 4 0 7 In fo r m a tio n , C a ll: 4 0 7 3 2 2 -9 1 7 4 , o r 3 2 3 -5 8 3 0 , 4 0 7 3 2 4 -4 3 3 8 �C a rs dominate students’ lives ■ y M a x Kane ML KALI) STAFF WRITER Lake Mary Hqh Sc hoofs pro-kindergarten data and their kids celebrated Haloween wkh a parly at the For some of my fellow high school students, the ability to drive a rar Is the ultimate freedom. For others. It Ls a necessary rvtl. For me. It was a final relief after a painful series of failures. Yes. many havr stories of how they became nervous and Called their first driving teat. I. too. failed my first driving test. And my second. And my third. And my fourth. fn all. It took me five attempts to earn my license. What kind o f Idiot falls a driving test four limes? Well, that Is a subject for science and my parents to ponder, but It Is not subject o f this editorial. No. I speak on the Importance o f the car In a student's life. (Trtle. Isn't It?) First, let me mention that a student dors not necessarily nerd a car. Without a car. I rude the bus to school. Riding the bus to school is. In many ways, a learning experience. It taught me how to avoid eye contact, how to duck out of the way of flying objects, and that evolution has been kinder to some titan others. It also (aught me to never touch anything. Anything. I also held an after-school job without a cur. After having not vtsltrd my buddies at the Department of Motor Vehicles for several months. I was offered a Job at the finest newspaper In school The kids wore costumes and went on a candy hunt through the school Pine C rest falls fo r tum bling ■ y T iffa n y Wanner SPECIAL TO THE HERALD lilt My name Is Till.my and I'm writing for lin e Crest Elementary School. At our school a few weeks ago. wr had a tumbling show. CXtr tumbling learn Is called the Pine Crest Tumblers I was In the show. It was great. Mr. liatt Is our coach. He Is great, too. Tiiere arr m I m m ii HO kuls on the team. We performed tn two groups In the tumbling show. The tumbling show lasts about HO minutes. We do cartwheels, flips, and round oils. Why wr do It Is because It's fun! I love being on the tumbling tram. We go on trips to othrr schools to perform on some Fridays. I'm in third grade. Third grade goes every Thurs­ day In the morning to prac­ tice. Mr. Platt gives me permis­ sion slips every lime we go on a trip to perform. We ride on a bus tn thr school and wr show other kids tumbling. Mr. Platt dresses In a rape and Is Captain All-Star fur the show. In the middle of the show he lias a projector with films and a story about his evil brother. It Is Just a joke, but It's funny, lie gets dlirrrrut teachers to do silly things. My school Is especially great to met ' T[ffany Wenner Is a third i/riuler ul line Crest Elemen­ tary School. Tiffany Wonner is a tumbler lor the Pine Crest Elementary School team She is one of about 80 participants. Support Oviedo booster carnival King and Queen o f Lyman ty // FlutlduCriw Sem inole Springs to work every day. I would go get my license. Then I failed again. Then I failed again. Then I passed. • • D e m a n d it. Several Sem inole County itudm ta were recently nomi­ nated for the national W endy's High School Hctaman award, an national award that honors atuent-athletes from all over the country. Sem inole County athlets Include: K a r la n i a l a e i r (Oviedo). L e e t t U D a v id (Lyman). K rto ta E 4 a a la a (Lake Brantley). ■1— th a n B w M ard (Seminole). J aaapK K aw aM (Lake Brantley). J s k a M ath (Oviedo). Mah ar t W a eh aw (Lyman). M a ry L s a h h wt t a a MATHOPOWER Alqehra Geometry Calculus Call 1 800 9/NACMt NACME Earn yo u r B ach elo r's D egree In Teacher Education • Element.iry Education • Exceptional Education • E.S.O.L.— fc'nefi»A/.r Sjetilen if Other Lavptijiei .Vli ( >nErtLnemeni HSU often you the following advantages: Join us for un Information Meeting! • a convenient academic schedule • Thursday, N ovem b er 5, 6:00 pan. • attend classes m your local area Lictumn O R L A N D O S IT E • liberal transfer credit policy N S U H uilsling • affordable priv.ite/indepcndent university education ■US North Wymote Road Winter Park, Honda • linanci.il aul available to qualifying students IM P O R T A N T ) Ilnur ii'fir s ■■( ill tunstnpn. ithfantfr IsI To reserve your space, call (954) 2627925. Lyman crowned its King and Queen of Homecoming last week with halftime ceremonies at the football game. Football player Antome Sims and Betsy Hernandez wero voted m by fellow students. * ' I- • ' Alex Kane Is a senior at Lyman High School Yes. yo u c a n .. . Oviedo High will host Its the final two days of Its four-day event Saturday and Sunday, starting at noon both days and running until midnight Saturday and close on Sun­ day. \ Look for details on the Lake Howell fall carnival next week. Yes. the Importance o f a car In a teenager's life Is that It provides a lesson In total submission. Oh. I know people that think about the thrill of the open road and other such Ideas. I view cars us tools which take me- from one point to another, and then make me suffer miserably for It. Perhaps, had f known this. I might have not gone back that fifth time. Oh. and one more... I have to go. My car’s culling me. • There's lots of fun to be had In the next two weeks and you can support some of your fa­ vorite high schools at the same lime. There will be midway rides, games, entertainment and food with proceeds to benefit the Oviedo Athletic Booster Club. Among the attractions will be the roller coaster, frrris wheel. King's Circus, the orblter. Kastle of Evil, the tor­ nado. the gravitron the scrambler and bumper cars. Tickets will be sold at the game for $1 with discount rates o f 20 tickets for $10. llr r u ld - I'm sucking up.). As the ofllces are located In Sanford. I decided It would not be prudent to attempt lo walk from my home In Altamonte Yes. I had my license. I despite my repeated failures run now legally drive on roads with other drivers such us yourself (Feel safe? Huh? No. I didn't think so.). Since that time, the ability lo drive lias opened up un entirely new world to me. Ever since I got my own car, 1 have not been to school on time once. Every cent I make at my Job goes toward thr car. I have to wash the car. I havr to feed the car gas. I havr to get oil changes for thr car. I have to pay for Insurance In case anything ever happens to the car. Wtio owns whom? Honestly, that rar could start demanding (hat I refer to It as ‘ sir,* and I could not argue with 1L I have becom e dependent on thta piece of machinery. This la all not to mention that this car could very well get me killed. People drive like maniacs. Driving on the Interstate, I find people who like lo muscle their way Into spares trying to scare others away by showing how little regard they have for their own life. Desire to live Is a liability for someone trying to get somewhere on 1-4. Oh. and I am robbing the earth of fossil fuels and polluting the atmosphere. , -V • v ^ V ' i./’Tr *lf •**Xe ^ ............ ... « or toll free BOO-3364723. ex t 7925. Nova Southeastern University admits students ol any race, color, and national or ethnic origin mm UaXtteVaM • « Iktii -•*«!*« • ‘ 'via .«/tr is > m ’ $)< •«*- • • a; w s jiu tU V •-.'•/iMN W W W iMliMmr|Nkr\ kMUA* I* * ir �r - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. November t. 1990 by Chic Young O L O N D IE HOROSCOPE BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1 \ V JzO l ' l yv - ACROSS - y l« Cfour birthday by Mort Walker B E E T L E D A IL E Y Sunrlay Nov 1 1990 ... 0 ^ 0° o • « ° 0 ° . V ’ V o' " o ” ° • by Howie Schneider EEK & MEEK A rise « Mature could tar in the works tor you in the year ahead both where your career is concerned and with your stand .raj m the community Your leap could be a big one SCORPIO (O ct 24-Nov 22) While you re performing a tedious repetitious task tu<luy you might unexpectedly come up with a new procedure lor shodening the steps and taking the drudgery out ot |Ob Scorpio treat yoursell to a birthday gift Send the required refund lorm and lor your Astro Oraph predictions tor the year ahead by mailing $? and selladdressed stamped envelope to AstroGraph i o this newspapor P O Box 1750 Murray Mid Staton New York. NY 101 Ml He sure to state your Zodiac sign SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) He cause your mmd is quick and your mus­ cles receptive this is an excellent day to consult w-tn an e«pert ot pro who can de.e'op your skills m activities that can tor it CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) This coukt be a good day to go on a shopping e«curs-on especially it you re looking tor unique -r interest nq .terns th.it will starvj out AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fab 19) Get an early stad on things today because the race * I go to the swift Keep you* e,e on the pr./«. i nee you set your V i q f 't s on the t.nish line PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Take the l i » . ' t ly I ■ • I r hvVten sources for peisonal qau Cou 1 discover mere a'e many tuts .md p-er es you can put logeth er t a *J up to a hardy Sum ARIES (March 21 April 19) A though spending i quiet Sunday at home with 'in I.imay can f<* iptreshirg after a becK wee> you U be more m the mood to share me ' .n a -th tneints Make some plans e.yihy TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Contacts could pr.ly 1 m.i r role n furthering an .mfvlious a m i,l you'S toda. Seek nut ends in r .gfi places who can put you *n t »jch wfh thu"a> nhu can help 1 Foamed 7 Unforeseen 13 Make Irate 14 Role lor Agnes Moorehead 15 Uproar 16 Comic Sid 17 — up (dress In llnery) 16 — de mar 20 Chemical ending 21 Wisaone 23 — Darya (Aslan river) 24 Gelt older 26 Clothes tinier 27 Elicited 29 Mouth part 31 — out (make do with) 32 Kentucky blue grass 33 Matched pair 34 Uneven 37 Caroled 40 Pulse 41 It's charged) 43 Like a swamp 45 Picnic pest 46 Compass pt 47 Average grade 4A Ringed planet St High regard 54 Kind ot power 55 — quintuplets 56 Delaware Indian 57 Cinema feature Answer to Previous Puwle DOWN Cults Remove cargo from S lu g g is h Famous uncle Self • Actress Merkel 9 Ike 10 Amount ot medicine It Eipunged 12 Nostrils 19 Soul(Fr) 22 Fish trap 24 Vinegar 26 Disturb the peace 26 Luau strings 30 Calm endurance 34 Orrln Hatch s workplace IS 1970 Oscar movie 36 Over there 36 - Creed 36 Actor Lorne — 40 Type of 6 Layer of skin 7 Makes private CTI III DCnO Call for Answers e Q IU M i l we •• <vt»> -900460-4500 eit code tOO U. rtAdif 42 Has to have 44 Red Sea country 46 Actress Thurman 50 Tsar 52 Order to FIdo 53 Rocky hill c ly a ty Nf » K GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Hr i mi.er tionship that is important to you act sa-h today but ■,ingi.» out thus* above coriver iy It coukj work it you rospond today salons usually sbmuiate you* thmv.ng VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22) if you use th.-M- t.pes could help bung out the your smatts instead of conditions Of bfigt t .teas tocki-d awity .n thn b.»c« ot events controlling you today you can turn the tatres and m.ue them work to serve you' m.mj CANCER (June 2t-July 22) Don I shy your purposes away bom challenging situations today LIBRA (Sepf 23 Oct 23) Should some because they mil serve to awaken your one you know casually uneipeciediy ingenuity and resourcefulness Feelu-vv crass you' path agam today, take the Of well being and a growing pride m your­ time to get to know this person better self mil be m full supply Something quite good could come of it LEO (July 23-Aug 22) When a helpful i re try M 'A t n r tip on how to rejuvenate a sagg-ng reia k*)7jMr« ' O. rWIN AT BRIDGE A p h a n ta s m North t n s j j 9 A K 1 • 7 6 3 a y 1 M ID O K of a possibility Its Chi Hip tld r r ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson •rwic, <buPE.eeo(ttee WKb bUPPObtD TOHAVE CHEESeolOlT. 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DREAR PCORAJV Y HAS TO TODAY, THf STA T t D t?A t T *t N T . H U A f t O ITf LIST OF J { 6 U I A L HOT SFOTi. Ii m - NATIO W N LT $TI pour nor on gepry TO G£T HIM UNGLUED FROM THAT COMPUTER/.---- <L& !| i I Q -} / (HASIH g by Jim Oavis GARFIELD ...i p o n t know e x A c n y what ...SOMNW WHAT? 0 0 I k 'A I K THAT SOUND MEANS. EXCEPT THAT , TO THE VILLAGE TO GET TO A THIS CAR iS AS P E A P AS O U R jf^ P H O N E P GERRY" WILL H CALLING TO EXPLAIN why he • .• « •)•» ■> *• - / 'Mi 's . ' -si' J.- 7 t W h il e ... 1 ...this is ---------- —1 YOUR HOM E. GERRYr* Y'STILL LIVE 'WITH YOUR H A K E N T S ? 1 LOST MY PARENTS IN A CAR ACCIDENT WHEN I WAS FIFTEEN. I LIVE HERE ALONE. �Election summary for voters By M a i m HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY • On Tuesday voters will decide the fate of politicians, judges, constitutional amendments, and referrndums as months of hotly contested races come to a finish. Democratic Lt. Oov. Buddy McKay and Rick Dantzler are hoping to overcome polls showing Republican Jeb Bush and Frank Brogan In the lead. Incumbent congressional representative Contne Brown, a democrat, faces a heated challenge from Republican Bill Ran­ dall. Democratic Senator Bob Graham Is facing a challenge from republican Charlie Crist. Sanford voters will decide whether to authorize the city commission to lease a portion o f Fort Mellon Park, to enter Into contracts and to authorise development of the park for a hotel/conference center and City Park complex. Three commission seats are up for election In Casselberry. Mark George Is facing Linda Hurt. Kay Robertson Is facing Owen Sheppard, and Tom Ecker la vying against Dave Henson. Voters In Casselberry will face a non-binding question of whether the city should enact legislation prohibiting a person from publicly appearing nude In any establishment that Is li­ censed by the State o f Florida to permit the sale, service or consumption o f alcohol. The vote Is only for Informational purposes. On a related Issue, the Seminole County Public Decency Or­ dinance regulating nudity will come to a vote. If passed, the ordinance would prohibit nudity In public places, while per­ mitting nudity In places set apart for nudity. The ordinance would provide for measures of Intent, definitions, findings, ex­ emptions. and penalties. The measure also provides for the defining of nudity. The proposed Decency Ordinance Is similar to the St. Johns County Public Nudity Ordinance. Municipalities would be ca­ pable of opting out of the ordinance If It passes. In Altamonte Springs. Bette Griffith Is seeking a commission seat against Steve Wolfram. Proposed amendment No. 2 to the state constitution would preserve the death penalty and permit any execution method unless prohibited by the Federal constitution. The prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment, according to the amendment, would be constructed to conform to the U.S. Supreme Court's Interpretation of the eighth amendment. The death sentence could be reduced IT the execution method Is found to be Invalid. The amendment provides for retroactive enforcement. There are three tax related amendments to the Florida con­ stitution. A proposed state constitution revision providing for local and municipal property tax exemptions could provide exemp­ tions for the Orlando-Sanford Airport. The amendment would authorize the legislature to exempt certain municipal and spe­ cial district property used for airport, seaport, or other public purposes. Homeowners would no longer need to be engaged In prop­ erty renovations to receive ad valorem tax exemption on his­ toric property, according to proposed amendment No. I. Proposed amendment No. 3 would allow counties and mu­ nicipalities to grant an additional homestead tax exemption of 2 * 2 * ^ * 2 * 2 ^ 2 * 2 * * M M M M m * 2 ^ 2 ^ 2 * 2 * Florida Is the only state with a system for a periodic review o f the state Constitution through a revision committee. Every . 20 years, proposals for revisions are placed directly on the ballot. On Nov. 3. voters will be asked to vote on 13 proposed amendments. •ts (SS Hot County Issue: Voters to decide what’ s decent and what isn’ t By B ass W hite HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - On Tuesday, the residents of the county are going to help de­ termine how decent a place It Is where they are living. If enough people vote for a Public Decency Ordinance, proponents of the effort say It will help reduce crime, in­ crease property values, raise the community Image and save tax dollars. The ordinance • as drafted by a group known as the Semi­ nole County Citizens for De­ cency • Is designed to end to ­ tally nude dancing In the county or possibly close all the adult entertainment businesses In the Fem Park/Casselberry area. The City of Casselberry and Seminole County are the only places In the area that allow total nudity where alcohol Is served. Casselberry voters will decide If the city should a lco­ hol to be sold In these clubs. All voters In the county will be able to votes yes or no on the Public Decency Ordinance. Pastor Mark George from United Methodist Community Church In Casselberry Is not only running for a Commission seat In the city but la the Chairman of the Citizens for Decency Committee that gath­ ered more than 10.000 signa­ tures to get the ordinance on the ballot. 'Thousands have taken a stand for basic decency during the past year by signing the Decency petition." Oeorge wrote in a flier mailed to county residents. ’ Look care­ fully at your ballot. The ordi­ nance Is located toward the end." George's efforts have an­ gered some who say their First Amendment rights are being challenged. He’s obviously riled those In the adult entertain­ ment Industry, which thrives In Seminole County and Is fight­ ing to maintain Us base. Oeorge said he believes a law suit filed Wednesday by a woman claiming she was co­ erced Into having oral sex with the pastor at his office, was a conspiracy by the adult enter­ tainment Industry to smear him. He said the charges were ’ ludicrous." and said he b e­ lieved voters would see through Ihe scam. David Wasserman. the a t­ torney who died the suit for the woman, represents Rachels, Circus Circus and Club Juana, the Big Three totally nude dancing clubs. Club Juana has operated for 35 years. Wasserman recently formed a ’ Seminole County Citizens for Liberty.'' The Board of Seminole County Commissioners Inst Iluted a get-tough program to regulate adult entertainment businesses a year ago. This assault was cosily and no without some setbacks. A cou­ ple o f clubs were put out of business and two others tried to open (one was successful!. All the scrub strops were closed. The Citizens for Decency wanted more results, and forced the ordinance (similar lo the St. Johns Public Nudity Ordinance) on the bullot. ShenfT Don Ealingrr has authorized a number o f raids on those clubs who break the current code. The latest was this past week at Sassy Merlots, the club which the county said opened Illegally. "We are a magnet for those who seek this type of (adult) entertainment because we are the only Jurisdiction that a l­ lows nude dancing." Eallnger said at a public hearing. Critics o ft h * ordinance soy that If It Is passed, the adult entertainment business will grow not diminish In the county. A series of ’ bikini bars" may open, doubling even tripling the number of clubs where there Is total nudity t o ­ day. Oeorge said that this hasn't happened elsewhere. That It Is what the strip joint attorneys want people to b e­ lieve. . ... . . . , County CoftimteifotWr Orant Maloy said that the decency* ' ordinance would not apply to residences and •back yards. That It applies to businesses 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 ^ 2 ^ 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 ^ 2 ^ 2 J L 2 * 2 * 2 ^ J £ 2 * 2 J ^ 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * ^ 2 * 2 ^ J C □ Yes □ No L 2 * * ^ ^ 2 * ^ * * Hot County Issue: Co as C itation* Wonting substantially as follows: 1. H istoric pio ps rt y tax exem ption end aasesem est. With respect to historic property granted ad valorem tax exemption by a county or municipality, removes a requirement that the owner be engaged In renovating the property. Authorizes the Legislature to allow counties or municipalities, by ordinance, to assess historic properties solely on the basis of character or use for advalorem tax purposes, subject to eligibility re­ quirements. 2. Preservation o f Ik s death penalty; U. I . Suprem e C ou rt In terp reta tion o f cru el and unusual punishm ent. Preserves the death penalty and permits any execution method unless prohibited by the federal Constitution. Requires construction o f the prohibition against cruel and/or unusual punishment to conform to U.S. Supreme Court Interpretation o f the 8th Amend. Prohibits reduction o f a death sentence based on In­ validity o f execution method, and provides for continued force o f sentence. Provides for retroactive applicability. 3. A d d ition al homestead ta x exem ption . Authorizes the Legislature to allow counties and municipalities to grant an additional homestead tax exemption not exceeding $25,000 to certain persons age 65 or older whose household Income does not exceed a specified amount.To be effective Jan. I. 1899. 4. R ecording o f instru m ents la branch o ffic e s Authorizes the recording of Instruments (formal docments such as deeds and contracts) In branch ofTflces o f a county seat (rather than only at the county seat). 5. C onservation o f natural resources and creation o f Fish and W ild life C onservation C om m ission. Requires adequate provision for conservation o f natural resources; creates Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, grants It regulatory and executive powers of the Game and Freshwater Fish C om ­ mission and the Marine Fisheries Commission; removes Leg­ islature's exclusive authority to regulate marine life and grants certain powers to new commission; authorizes bonds to con­ tinue financing acquisition and Improvement of lands for conservatlon.outdoor recreation and related purposes; restricts disposition o f state lands designated for conservation pur­ poses. 0. Public education o f ch ild ren . Declares the education of children to be a fundamental value of the people of Florida, es­ tablishes adequate provision for education as a paramoun duty of the state; expands constitutional mandate requiring the state to make adequate provision for a uniform system of free public schools by also requiring the state to make ade­ quate provision for an eflllclent. safe, secure, and high quality system 7. Local option fo r selection o f Judges and funding o f state cou rts. Provides for future local elections to decide whether to continue electing circuit and county Judges or to adopt system of appointment of those Judges by governor, with subsequent elections to retain or not retain those Judges; provides election . procedure for subsequent changes to selection of Judges; In­ creases county Judges' terms from 4 to 6 years: corrects Judi­ cial qualification commission term o f office; allocates state courts system funding among state, counlles and users of courts. FUaas h i Constitution, Pngs 3 0 Ft. M ellon Park issue divides city residents By IQBWJf « W M | R e sid e n ts era s p lit o v s r tha fu tu re o f FI. M ellon P ark. By B ill K erns HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Tuesday Is deci­ sion day for Sanford voters re­ garding Fort Mellon Park and the proposed hotel-conference center on Lake Monroe. Last year. PRA Development Corporation of Connecticut proposed the plan to Sanford. City Commissioners voted to leave the decision up to voters whether the park should be the site of the proposed complex. The Issue has spilt residents. Doug Groseclose. chairman of I the Society to Preserve the Park, has challenged several key points Including the actual economic benefits touted by supporters; the historic value o f the park could be damaged by private development; the proposed park Improvements that would result from the project. Using national statistics on hotel occupancy rates. Grose­ close also questioned whether the proposed hotel could main­ tain a high room occupancy rate. He noted past hotel proj­ ects In Sanford (hat had failed to meet expectations and also expressed concern that the city could be ’ giving away* the park. According to the city's rede­ velopment plan, the $30-lo-40 million hotel-conference cen­ ter would occupy 7.9 acres on the western portion o f Fort Mellon Park. There would be 8.3 acres reserved In the east­ ern portion of the park for rec­ reation and a boardwalk, while existing civic facilities will take up 4.3 acres. The city's proposal calls for a 60 to 100.000-square-foot multipurpose conference cen­ ter. a 300 room hotel, various retail uses Including a restau­ rant. a public boardwalk along Lake Monroe, park Improve­ ments Including amenities and landscaping, fishing piers, and personal watercraft marina docks. The Sanford Museum, chic center, senior center, and the chamber of commerce would remain in their current loca­ tions. The ballflelds at Fort Mellon Park would be moved. The city's fiscal year 1999 budget Includes funding to construct a four field complex at Chase Park, adjacent to Sanford Memorial Stadium. The Florida Department of Transportation has awarded the city $1.8 million to con­ struct a 4.5 mile long board­ walk In 2002 to accommodate pedestrians and cyclists from Mrllonville Ave. to Seminole County's Wayside Park west of Interstate 4. Proponents of the hotelconference center say It will keep downtown shops viable, add to the city's tax base, and provide jobs for residents. Opponents o f the develop­ ment say Fort Mellon Park Is a community heritage that should be reserved for public use only. City manager Tony VanDcrworp said there would be land set aside for use as a public park. The proposed ho­ tel/conference center would be a public-private partnership. VanDerworp said the land would be set aside as a Com ­ munity Redevelopment Area (CRA), with all tax money from the area going Into public Im­ provements for the area. VanDerworp said a three percent hotel room tax and property taxes from the h o­ tel/conference center. and lease revenues would pay for county bonds that would fund public Improvements. The de­ velopers would also pay a cer­ tain percent of the gross an­ nual receipts. Opponents worry that the hotel/conferynce center may not be viable. Both sides have debated the Issue In several ubllc forums and have lunched Intensive letterwriting campaigns. Groseclose has stressed that his group does support devel­ opment. however, not at the chosen lakefront property. VanDerworp said that a Seminole County Visitors Bu­ reau study updated In 1997 showed the need for a confer­ ence center to be built In the area. He also said funding for the project Is not coming from the city’s general funding, but from the county bonds, and that existing funds, room taxes and lease revenues will pay for the bonds. Jack Wert, director of the Seminole County Visitors Bu­ reau. said there are currently 3,600 hotel rooms In the county. In the last two years, 600 hotel rooms have been added. He said a study con- E PIm m sm Park. Pag* 3D �2 0 - Sem inole Hetakl. Santo'd, FTorxla • Sunday. Novem bei 1 1998 Save the Park Not unlike thr Judas Go.it. our Mayor has led the sheep of Sanford down the pathway to certain slaughter. Through the bti; money* campaign. through the ‘ fixing* of the Official B al­ lot. by the wording of the text on the issue, lie has made it sound like anyone who voted NO would be voting against the welfare of our citizens (who ei­ ther have trouble rradlng or as In a lot of rases, don't take the time to think or read for them ­ selves). The followers of the Judas Goat wants the Convention Center located in Fort Mellon Park because he doesn't want to see the racial mix of chil­ dren playing there. Recently thrrr was an article that was wntten in which It in­ dicated how great this White Elephant would be for Sanford. They mentioned 945 new Jobs with an annual payroll of $23 million. Tills, of course. In­ cludes the wages o f the addi­ tional filling stations to service 1500 additional cars on the al­ ready over-crowded highways In and around Sanford. The new roads that must be built will make a real mess of our local traffic when all these cars flood the narrow streets o f our town. Don't forget to count at least three new schools that must also be built to teach the extra children o f the 945 workers. We will also need new teachers for the new schools. How about the 40 new school buses to haul the children to school. There was mention of moving the playground. There Is probably more revenue gener­ ated by the people that come to use the park from out of town, than will be created by the empty Convention Center. Orlando Is having real prob­ lems keeping their hotels fully occupied. Thr big Airport Hotel wasn't making the pm|rrtrd rash flow even though they had all kinds of special parks .mil discounts. The plan calls fur a Itshlng pier (which tw*o were promised when the other motel was built). These were built with City hinds 1 am told, for thr citizens of Sanford, however, these fishing piers have locks on them to prevent citizen a c­ cess. Many of our fishermen are well below the poverty level and they fish for food to * ip plrmrnt limited fixed Incomes, therefore, the one fishing pier that the Mayor pmmlses falls far short of the ample space required for these people to feed their families. I used to work for O.E.O. and the one phrase that I still re­ member was "Give a man a fish and he will rat today. Teach a man to dsh and he will rat for his lifetime." On the other hand if the man is deprived the right to fish by denying his right of egress he can sue thr City, the developer, the City Commls sloncrs and the hotel for the denied access to his fishing spot that he has used on a regular basis. Don't blindly fallow thr Ju­ das Goat. He will come out much wealthier than you. In­ stead cheek out what Is written here and then ask yourself, “who will actually benefit and who will It hurt?" good will this conference cen­ ter do for me. a ten-year-old kid? Sure, there will be a park when It's all over, a crummy park, all scrunched up and not even a fourth the sl/e the par Is now. No duck (Mind, no hasrliall tlrlds. no tennis court, and especially no big wonderful playground! I remember going to Hie duck (Kind with my mom lieglnnlng when I was 3 years old. I've been going to thr playground since I was a baby and 1 liet a lot of other kids have nlso. How many rmpty lots are In town, and how many aban­ doned businesses arr there? Well. I can't go all over town counting, but there sure are a lot! Why couldn't somrthlng be built on one of these spots? I know for a fart that thrrr arc a lot o f people III this town that do not have a car and this Is the only playground they ran go to. When you big business men tear down the park, wherr will their kids go to play? Sure, they ran go In their backyard If they have one. but It's not a park. Every year my family gets to­ gether and goes over to my Grandma's house to watch thr founh of July fireworks. You see. my Grandma lives close to the lakrfront so we have a good Uxtk at the fireworks. If you build u 12 story building In front o f the fireworks, noliody will get to see them. I'm not Just writing this for me, but for all the kids who love thr park, because we an* the future! having any money when her fa­ cility Is funded better than most in Central FI.? Why nre tnily needy people refused food and shelter when they can't afTonl her fees? How does she continue to receive government funding when she insists on rrltglous participation to re­ ceive help? Why Is It that DO­ NATED food and clothing spoil and rut rather than being dis­ tributed at no charge? Local government ns well ns private organizations are nfrald o f be­ ing lalielrd racist or nntl Chris­ tian if they dare question poor Mother Weaver. FIFTY TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS Is a lot of money to hand over. There are a lot of programs that would give their rigid arm for that kind of money. Three cheers for the United Wuy for asking WHERE’S THE BEEF? M. D rolst Sanford Public decency ordinance The Seminole County Public Deccnry Ordinance looked Im­ pressive on my absentee bal­ lot. but could there be serious legal and financial problems with It? I decided to read the ordinance before I voted. It was very difficult to find the elusive 17-page ordinance. Copies may be purchased at the county records for IS cents |wr page. The revised copy Is almost Identical (o the original nudity ordinance with the tur­ gid section omitted. Let us pe­ ruse two parts of the ordi­ nance. so that the buttocks nnd pubic areas arc not entirely covered. Attire which Is Insufficient to comply with this requirement Includes, but Is not limited to. O-Strings. T-B.uk and thongs. Note * (Ladles, watch that mlul-sklrt and short shorts.l (c) Breast: a portion of the fe­ male manimaiy gland that ro v ­ ers at least the nipple, areola and 1/4 of the gLind. Note * (Ladles, you are allowed to de­ cide which 3/4 of your own breast to do with ns you like. Isn't that wonderfuUI (d) Buttocks: 331 words are used to define buttocks. De­ grees tn mathematics and anatomy are needed to under­ stand this definition. (r) Places set apart for nudity (I). Enclosed single sex public restrooms: Sounds simple enough but could there be a problem? Suppose a person was standing naked in this proper restroom and another person of thr same sex en­ tered. was offended and called the police. Would the person be arrested? Had the law been broken? If the person was an rested and the rase was dis­ missed in court, how large would the lawsuit be? Who will pay? Does this open the door for same sex people loiter nude In public restrooms? Ing Yes". Many o f those pic­ tured are not registered voters ( In the City of Sanford. They cannot legally vote on the Issue at all. An oversight by those who prepared the ads? Hardly. • Rumors and speculation about possible violations of the Sunshine Amendment and Code of Ethics are numerous enough to perhaps warrant fu­ ture administrative and Judicial determinations. It ts apparent that the levrl of distrust Is murh too high among our citi­ zens. Entirely too many o f the ho­ tel proponents' tactics seem Intended "to create n false or misleading Impression." That Is the definition o f "lie". When President Clinton's deceptive explanations of hts actions are quoted, the pubtle seems per­ fectly willing lo call It lying. Doesn't the same apply here? Our publle officials and those who represent their Interests , should consider what this kind of conduct does to the voters' . level of tmst In city govern­ ment. Concerned citizens should votr "NO" on the Park referendum on November 3. to show their repudiation of the > titles o f deception. And. rwtse, to save rail of Fort Mellon Ihirk. G (2) . Doctors ofllres: SoundsL. M illard H ast simple but Webster defines o f­ taaford fice as a place where business Is conducted. Suppose a pa­ tient walkrd nude into the Sanford is in a bookkreplng office and paid time warp the bill? Legal? Was the law J. W ain Cum m ings broken? Was the person ar­ Sanford On Sunday. Oct. 4. you Joseph He re ns rested? Would the rase be dis­ printed a letter which de­ A ge 10 missed? More lawsuits? Who scribed one reader's vision of pays? Soctloa (9) Dsflaltioas: Sanford with .» hoMoney for Mother (3) . Portions of hospitals: lal PERSON: Any live human trl/ronfrrrnce renter on Lake Sounds simplr but If a person lielng ten (10) years of age or W eaver Dear Mayor Dale. Is nude nay place In a hospital, Monroe. Her nrgativr and pro­ older. vincial view of how a hoHello. My name Is Joseph would that person be nude In a Why Is It that Mother Weaver (b) Nude: Any person insuffi­ center will Serena and I am 10 years old. I portion of that hospital? Legal? Irl/confrrencr Is always crying about not ciently clothed in any manner change our (own saddens me. Just wanted to ask you what More lawsuits? Who pays? Shr Is among u handful who |4). The yard area of resi­ want lo krrp Sanford In a time dences and similar places In our progrrsa. which nudity Is necessarily ex­ warp...block suppress the economy, avoid pected outside thr home. Do changr at all cost. It Is atti­ you know of a place like this? tudes like hers that are going Suppose a high rise rondo to stifle our city Into nothing­ were built adjarrnt to a yard ness. where people skinny dip und By voting yes on November 3, someone living In the high rise “l e are confident that when elected to sen e as Circuit Judge. )ou will be fair to all intohred and that 1 will play my pari to save complained. Would thr skinnySanford. you will listen to the concerns of the citizenry and law enforcement, l e also bclioe that you will wrorfc dipper be arrestrd? Legal? I have takrn a close look Lawsuits? Who pays? hard to make positive changes in the administration ofJustice in this circuit.’' ^ ,r around. The Historic District of > *' f f r u B w i s a s s t and — • -S#iTwei«t«»*(lwt'*VCTw4 k$v)dS'finu»roiiwd(<Seminr*C6 tA /xoi PolM O ch Sefr»r6« Ca/f* SletA and S i* liton** * Sanford In slowly becoming d ‘ PaaaltU a: ghost town. A growing number Any person 'violating any of "We will ask our members. Iheir friends and families - and all citizens in the stale who respe^ strong and"' 1 Uir provisions of this ordi­ of shops tire already vacant' and our own residents don't efficient enforcement of our laws, to cast Iheir ballots in support ofJeffrey Thompson." nance shall be prosecuted and even frequent the few shops •Coniai Fiofda Poice Bcnevottl Assoc z-on tartstrtrg as eMorureni offices mI rusvu* UeOcure indun Mate* Been irtMartc Sttmie could be punished by a fine of which are fighting to stay $500.00 or 60 days In Jail or Beacn PaimBait Asst MHtazne. Me,tour* Beacn. meBfhtrS Court* SteNTs Offc« meFioni) Hk/ h j * P<roi and me fkxda Urne Patrol afloat. A hotel and conference both. IRrmrmbrr the definition renter Is a perfect way to revi­ o f person?| Jeffrey Thompson is also endorsed by ★ Kixklulgc Mite lk|uriincnt Irjlcm.il Order of Nice Lodge # 106 talize our local economy. Note: • Wliy was the section ★ Cocoa Nice Department fraternal Order of Police lodge # III ★ Sanford Nice Department Fralemal Order of Hus. wr will not lose our on turgid omitted in the revised park by supporting this refer­ Nice Lodge #140 ★ Altamonte Spring* Nice Ikpartmenl f ralemal Order of Nice Lodge # 121 ★ Palm Hay ordinance? Was It because of a endum. The referendum calls restroom arrest and a dis­ Nice Department Fraternal Order of Nice lodge #111 ★ Cocoa HocWedge Chic League. for nn 8.3-acre park to remain missed court case which one of at Fort Mellon Park. So. every­ our cities paid $10,000 to set­ it.......... n................... I ||. i. i one wins. tle? Could It have been more I* I 'I I 'll %!• |« III lit l . Mil I money'? Lynda B atdorff How many millions o f dollars •t •/• •I * |III \ Sanford will be needed to settle law­ If 14Ut I •! I I I t %I I < suits? Who will pay? Will our taxes increase? I n i t r r M l \ *#/ / /### i «/«# f «/ I n n Neighbors unite Is on ordinance, which could make criminals of our children I'm proud to be a resident of and bankrupt our county, Sanford, where friends and * really a decent ordinance? Do neighbors unite for the good of we need It? the community. The level of • VOTE NO November & support I've seen for the Fort Mellon Fark/llotrl Referendum A rch ie Cannon has been overwhelming and Laka M ary I'm excited by the number of people voting "Yes*. Student speaks on park a o Jeffrey Thompson Is Indorsee by low Enforcement fnr Circuit Judge H * ** JEFFREY * ** ** THOMPSON fOR CIRCUIT JUDGE I8THCIRCUIT - GROUP 6 THE RIGHT E X P E R I E N C E V o te N o v e m b e r 3 ° Trust and government Saturday. August 22,1998 I V fW b w lo S w t k M l Dugan is best-qualified hree candidates would like to (Ul the open Group 6 seat party affiliation, make the choice. on the bench of the 18th Jundlctal Circuit, which serves Jeff Thompson has been a lawyer for 15 years, all of that Ume Drevard and Seminole counties. For a number of tn Brevard County. He served three years as an assistant prose­ reasons. David Dugan Is best. cutor. then entered private practice that Includes the Mr. Dugan knew when he was 10 that he wanted to full range of legal work. He. too, has found time to become a lawyer. At law school his specific goal was to serve his community tn a number of volunteer efforts. become a trial lawyer, which is why he specialized In Michael Dross has practiced law for 12 years tn a criminal defense during his three-year Army service. wide assortment of areas, though much of It has been A lawyer for 20 years, he has handled the gamut In criminal defense. complex civil litigation, as well as criminal, probate and Unfortunately. Mr. Dross was charged early this family law - while living most of that time tn Melbourne. year by the Florida Bar’s grievance committee with Yet there has always b « n lime for family and commu­ mismanagement of client trust accounts, for which nity. the state Supreme Court has ordered his practice 18th Judicial Mr. Dugan's community service has been slcller: Boy closed for 10 days and placed him on probuUon for a Scouts, chamber of commerce. Rotary, church, youth Circuit, Group 6 year. That Is not conduct worthy of a Judge. sports. Through such service those who aspire to the bench come Neither of the later candidates has the length or breadth of to know the many ports of their communities and those they legal experience to match that of Mr. Dugan. Nor can they match would Judge. his community involvement. Two other candidates seek the same seat. Though the Judge sits In short. Mr. Dugan Is best-quallfled. Thus, he Ls the Sentinel's in Brevard County, all voters In Die two counties, regardless of choice lor Judge. Group 6. 18th Judicial Circuit. T FOR C IR C U IT JUDG E Group 6 18th Judicial Circuit Appro vet] ^ [jav0 Dugan - pd po( »<Jy pd lor by tf*o campaign to (tact David Doga As the campaign to save Fort Mellon Park from commercial development draws to a close, some aspects of the opposi­ tion's tactics cty out for atten­ tion. Apparently, almost from the beginning, those who want to mutilate our downtown park by building a big hotel in Die middle It. felt they couldn't win by simply giving voters un honest choice on the question. Various forms of deception and confusion have been employed to slant the Issue. * The ballot question was worded to create mlsundcritandtng about the future o f b e Park Itself. * Mayor Dale made a rather silly attempt to demean the history of the land, the fortifi­ cation. and the Army Captain embodying the name Mellon. He apparently confused the concept "antique" with that of "historic". • Some o f the opposition's literature has Implored us to "preserve our future." While an intriguing concept. It really represents a nonsensical use of the words. Perhaps, it also displays their low regard for die Idea of preservation of the good things we already have, and want lo keep. • Then there are the photo­ graphs. on postcards and In newspaper advertisements, under the heading. "We're vot- Lon How* II Sanford Vote yes I am pleased to sec that the loud voices of a few have not swayed the good Judgment of the masses. The endorsement of the Fort Mellon Park referendum. mirrors what I have seen tn my own neighbor­ hood...the residents o f Sanford arc voting yes and the City of Sanford will be better for It. Paul Capucllle Hanford After leaving Miami i , * * ’ ' ' t I ' My wife and I came to San- • ford forty years ago after leav- » Ing the hectic concrete sprawl l called Miami. We traveled .* through most of Florida for a » Pt««M m i Utters. Png, so 1 .................... ^ * i EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT- VO TE NOV. 3rd 1998 �Sormnole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. N ovsrrbsr 1,1990 • Constitution ID Merges cabinet offices o f treasurer and com ptroller Into one ch ief financial officer, re* duces cabinet mem bership to ch ief financial officer, attorney general, agriculture commissioner, secretary o f state and edu­ cation com m issioner elim inated from elected cabinet: secre­ tary o f state duties defined by law; changes com position o f state board o f education from governor and cabinet to board appointed by governor: board appoints education com m is­ sioner. defines state board o f adm inistration, trustees o f In­ ternal Improvement trust fin d , land acquisition trust hard. •• Baals rig h ts. Defines ’ natural persons.’ who are equal be­ fore the law and who have Inalienable rights, as fe m a le and male alike:* provides that no person shall be deprived o f any right because o f national origin: changes ‘ physical handicap* ‘ disability* as a reason that people are protected [ deprived o f any right. • W i t s assess ts , |a^e<lfatal!M Btow M fcna tjuTntrfnphon for governmental uses o f municipal property: authorises legisla­ ture to exempt certain municipal and special district property used for airport, seaport, or public purposes: perm its local op ­ tion tax exemption for property used for conservation pur­ poses: permits local option tangible personal property tax ex­ emption for attachm ents to m obile homes and certain P ark ID ducted fay Real Estate Re­ search Consultants showed county corporations expressing *a desire for more training space, in an area iflth a more accessible drive* than what la available tn the area o f Disney World and Sea World. VanDcrworp sees private In­ vestment as critical to San­ ford's economic growth. ‘ Government can't be all things to all people,* VanDrrworp said. "We need private development to bring In Jobs and generate tax revenue* One priority VanDcrworp wishes to focus on Is decreas­ ing the amount o f people In Sanford living below the pov­ erty line. Sanford may have 10 percent of Seminole County's population. VanDcrworp said, but 25 percent of the people In Seminole County with Incomes below the poverty line live In Sanford. “Seeing the poverty statistics for this city was an eyeopener.* VanDcrworp said. *We need a major Infusion of private Investment. We also need people to open small businesses, the barber shops and grocery stores. But. that will only happen if people be­ lieve they can make a profit.* Sanford's economic base Is currently the Seminole Town center area. U.S. Highway 1792. and the downtown-historic district. Although VanDcrworp char­ acterizes growth at the m all as Tine, where It should be.* he said Improvem ents are needed in both the U.S. Highway 17-92 and downtown areas. There is *no question growth will come’ to Sanford. VanDcr­ worp said. The challenge la to focus the growth In ways that benefit the community. "Were sitting at the edge of Orlando.* VanDcrworp said. It used to be there was more space between us. but now It s here. So. the question Is. will It be high quality growth or low quality growth?" VanDcrworp is a proponent of the proposed ho­ tel/conference center on Fort Mellon Park, which will be on the Nov. 3 ballot. T h e hotel Is one of the big­ gest chances for growth we've ever had.' VanDcrworp said. "It may be bigger than the mall. The visitors will need restaurants, shops, offices, and stores.* Sanford Memorial Stadium, the one-time spring training home of baseball's New York Giants now used primarily for recreation league games, could also become a 'major source of income. DecencyUaaed boss Page ID and public places. Attorneys for the adult en­ tertainment businesses say they will file law suits to chal­ lenge the Constitutionality of the ordinance. Mark George said the ordinance has been appealed all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court and was found to be Constitutional. The wording on the Public Decency Ordinance on Tues­ day's ballot is at best - con­ fusing. The bottom line is whether a voter la For the Or­ dinance or Against The Ordi­ nance. Most have already made their decision. Supervisor of Elections Sandy Goard said that she ex­ pects 62 percent of the eligible voters to cast a ballot. A right decent number for the vote on decency. VOTE N O V . :ii(l l!)‘ W dentlal rental furnishings; removes limitations on citizens' abtllhr to communicate with local officials about matters that are the subject of public hearings. » ' M B sessas. pshtfs rsm yalga B n aaeiag. and election prsssss revision s. Provides ballot access requirements for Independent and minor party candidates cannot be greater than requirements for majority party candidates; allows all voters, regardless of party, to vote in any party’s primary elec­ tion If the winner will have not general election opposition; provides public financing o f campaigns for statewide candldates who agree to campaign spending limits; permits candi­ dates for g overnor to run In pri mary elections without lieuten­ ant governor, makes school board elections nonpartisan; correcta votin g age IS . W w t i m pare bases: Isa al apt! an fa r crtaalnal h istory f aaaaia shook and w aitin g p orted . Authorizes each county the option o f requiring a criminal history records check and waiting period o f 3 to 5 days tn connection with the*sale*of any firearm; defines ’ sale* as the transfer of money or other valu­ able consideration for a firearm where any pari o f the transac­ tion occurs on property open to public access; does not apply to holders o f a concealed weapons permit when purchasing a firearm. IS . SffioooOanoowa m atters and tooh n losl rev isio n s Re­ moves gender-specific references; allows prison sentences In court-martial actk>ns;consolldates ethics code provisions; + * specifies time for veto message consideration; clarifies that legislature gives designated official final general appropria­ tions bills 72 hours before passage: allows direct appeal of courts-martial to specified state court and advisory opinions from federal military courts, requires earlier constitution revi­ sion commission appolntmentsichanges tax and budget reform commission voting procedures and meetings from every 10 to every 20 years. *Courtesy o f the League o f Women Voters o f Florida Sum m arycon tlan od from Pago id up to $25,000 to certain people age 65 or older whose house­ hold Income does not exceed a certain amount. One state Supreme Court justice, four District Court o f A p ­ peal Judgeships and two County Judgeships are up for elec­ tion. Proposed amendment No. 7 would provide for future lo ­ cal elections to decide whether a system where the governor appoints circuit and country judgeships should be established, or If the current system o f popular elections for the Judges should be continued. Proposed amendment No. 12 would provide counties with the option of requiring a criminal history records check and a 3-5 day waiting period for thr sale of any firearm. + A T T E N T IO N + + + Your Personal Freedom Is At Stake! Bcware...An angry group of religious zsslots, motivated purely by their own per­ sonal political agendaa and greed, have succeeded In placing two dangerous issues on your November 3 bellot - known as the Non-Binding Question (Casselberry) and the Public Decency Ordinance. These so-called “do-gooders," backed by Pat R o b e rtso n 's a g g re ssive C hristian Coalition, feel they have the right to infringe on your Constitutional Freedoms and the separation of Church and State. Remember Pat Robertson’s idle threat last summer... . *1would want Oriando that you’re right In the way of some serious hurricanes, . ; end I don't thinned be waving those flags in God’s face if I were you/ ■■ The frightening truth is that this militant group won't stop with Seminole County...Robertson has boasted that: J h have enough voles to run this country...and when people say, W v e had enough/we're going to take overr The Christian Coalition Is using their interpretation of the gospel and our local issues for their own political gain... Compare Robertson’s statement to Hermann Goering’s: v i t -* “We have faith, deep and unshakable faith, that he (Hitler) was sent to us by Qod to save Germany." Talk about blind faithl If the O rdinances are passed, anyone over 10 years old can be arrested for wearing a bathing suit, evening gown, or any clothing consid­ ered too revealing. This m eans your 10-year-old child could be arrested if he or she doesn't w ear governm ent-approved clothing. If the O rdinances are passed, our Sheriff must enforce them anywhere outside the interior of your home. T his m eans more gov­ ernm ent and more taxes!! Do you want a group of religious zealots telling you how to live? Isn’t there too much Government in your life already? VOTE NO on the Non-Binding Question (Casselberry) and VOTE AGAINST the Public Decency Ordinance on Tuesday, November POL. AOr p a lot and Approved By Swmnols County Crtuan* tor 3. ' �4 0 ■Sem inole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. November 1.1996 OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOVEMBER 3,1996 PRECINCT POLLING PLACES p w cv a w c i M ila y m w v w iiw in n w w t W Lt : t _____ MTRKT COUNT OF APPEAL ■ UfffTIO S T A T U SENATOR (Vote tor Ono) NOVEMBER 3, 1998 PWCtNCT LOCATION 1 Markham Woods r m b y tm a n Church. S 2I0 Markham Woods Road lone mile North o f Lake Mary Doutovardt. Seminole County 2 Wilson Elementary School. 965 Orange Boulevard. Seminole County 3 Midway Elementary School 2331Jttway (Midway!. Semi­ nole County 4 Altamonte Spring* City Hall. 235 Newburyport Avenue. Altamonte Springs 5 Oviedo East Branch Ubrmry. 310 Dhtslon Street. CMedo 0 Geneva Elementary School. First Street. Geneva 7 VFW I W S First Baptist Church of TUscawtlla. 4500 Dike Hoad. IComer o f Dike Road b Tuscawtlla Road). Seminole County Weklva fYesbytertanChuich Fellowship llalL 301 WekJva Springs Lane. Longwood 10 lak e Mary Community Wall. 260 V Country Club Road. Lake Mary 11 Seventh Day Adventist Church. 453 Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs Country Creek Inn and Racquet Chib. 020 Country Creek Parkway luff Bunnell Road}. Altamonte Springs Forest Lake Elementary Sehiail. 2801 Sand lak e Rival. Fotest City CORRMCBROW N 67 Seventh Day Atvm tiM Chun h. South of SR 434 on Mom Road. Winter Springs M URANO AU 68 Elks Club. 47551kiweU Brant h Road. Seminole County 09 nays Inn. 23S S Wymore Road. Altamonte Springs • S an aa Clubhouse. East off Sanford Avenue on Sanura Boulevard. Sanford 19 Senunole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium. 400 W Airport Boulevard. Sanford 30 Seminole County Public Health and Human Services Auditorium. 400 W. Airport Boulevard. Sanford 31 Sanford City H a ll 300 N. Park Avenue. Sanfbrd 33 Sanford Church of Christ. 1 5005 Park Avenue. Sanford 33 South Seminole V.F.W. (tool 8207. State Road 437 (North o f Longwood Hitts Road). Seminole County 34 Seventh Day AdventM Church. South of SR 434 on Muaa Hoad. Winter Springs 23 EaatmontcCMrCenter.830 MagnoliaAvenue.Altamonte Springs 26 Wrkhra Community C m lrr. 239 Hunt Club Boulevard. Suite 101. Seminole County 72 Longvnvd Church o f The Na/arrnr Fellowship Hall. 200 Wayman Avenue. Iringwux] 73 Lutheran Haven Felkwrahlp Hall. Hlg'iway 426 Smith of Oviedo. Semite4r County o o Church of The New Covenant. 873 TTivkawllU Road. Wintrr Springs Casselberry W ir e I Iradquarlrrs. 4193 S Highway 1792. Casartbrny 78 Winter Springs C iv * Center. 400 N Edgrmon A v e . Wintrr Springs 79 Sterling Park Elementary S» hool Srminole County 201 Eagle Clrclr. 80 Lakevtrw Christian Chun h. 1400 Bear Lake Road. Apopka 81 West hr jim h Library. 24S N Hunt Club Boulevard Seminole County BUOOYMACKAV OBI BANTAM JC1BU SH M o ATTORNtV GENERAL (Vote for On#) CtRCUfT JUOGI 1ITH JUOtCUL O R Curr D A W K(D A V D BLUOWORTH o D A W DUGAN 85 Oviedo City Hall. 400 Alexandria Boulevard. Oviedo •0SM K.U Q AN c 86 Markham Wuxts Presbyterian Church. 5210 Markham Wiaals Road (one mile North o f Lake Mary Buulrvard). Seminole County C O N TR O LLER (Vote tor Ono) Earundidn Condominiums Club House. 101 Hatlaway Drive. Altamonte Springs M l NELSON Our Saviour Community Church. 4600 Gabnrlla Lane. Seminole County TM M ILAN O c c COMMttStONER O f EDUCATION (Vote tor Ono) Weklva Presbyter Ian ChurrhFrllowshlp Hag. 201 Wrkha Springs lar.e. Lungwuud 93 30 Central Baptist Church (Christian Activity Center). 3101 W First Street Sanford Christian Neighborhood Alllarxe Church. 3 0 1 Markham Woods Road. Longw »jd 94 Ashwood Condominiums. 1000 Lake of the Woods Bou­ levard. Fern Park Wrdgewood Tetuils Villas. 140 1 Forest lulls Drive. Win let Springs SO* CRAWFORD OCM O 93 Wedgrwuud Tennis VlUas. 1401 Forest I tills Drive. Win­ ter Springs RICH FAIRCLOTH AM O 96 Wintrr Springs City Hall. 1126 E. Slate Road 434. Winter Springs 97 TUskawtUa Prrsbytm an Church. 3600 W Slate Knud 426. Seminole County 98 Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall. Highway 426 South of Oviedo. Srminole County 99 Palm Valley Club House. 500 Palm Valley Drive. Semi note County Days Inn. 233 & Wymore Road. Altamonte Springs 100 Oviedo Riverside Park. 1600U xkw u xl Boulevard. CMedo Victory Baptist Church. 4821 Hester Avenue. Sanford 101 Geneva Community House. First Street Geneva a 38 Jean Rhein Central Branch Library. 3 ISN.Oxfbrd Road. Caaat Ibrrry 39 40 Elks Club. 47S5 HowcO Branch Road. Seminole County 41 R.T. MUwe* Middle School. 1733 S. County Road 427. Longwood 42 First Church of the N aurene Fellowship Hall. 2581 Linford Avenue. Sanford 43 Destiny Church Ipreviously known as Slovak Carden). 3110 Howell Branch Road. Seminole County 44 Weatmlnatrr Presbyterian Church. 2641 Red Bug Lake Road. Casselberry 43 Summit Village Condominium Clubhouse. 203 Esplanade Way. Casselberry 46 St Marks Presbyterian Church (Activity Building). 1031 Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte Springs 47 Longwood HUls Congregational Church. I2SS E E . Williamson Road. Longwood 48 102 Oviedo W omens Club. 414 King Street (between High Srhnot and Methodist Church!. Oviedo American Legion Post I S3. 2706 Wells Avenue (off Highway 17-92). Fern Park Solid Rock Baptist Church. 9439 Forest City Road (3 miles South of Highway 436 on S R. 434). Altamonte Springs 49 St. Richards Episcopal Church. 3131 Lake Howell Road. Seminole County 50 Lord of Life Fellowship Church. 39S TUskawtUa Road. Winter Springs 51 First Baptist Church o f Saniando Springs. 743SanLindn Road (off S R. 434. 1 1/2 miles west o f 1-4. between Montgomery and Jamestown). Altamonte Springs 52 Senior C ltltm s Multipurpose Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry 53 Ed Myers Rerreatlon Building (previously known as Longwoud Community Building). Corner of Wilma and Church Street. Longwood 54 Sweetwater Oaks Homeowners Association Community Center 8 Racquet Club. 810 Fax Valley Drive (behind 7 -11 Store on Weklva Springs Road). Seminole County 55 Oviedo Women s Club. 414 King Street (between High School and Methodist Church). Oviedo 56 New Life Fellowship Church. 970 TUskawtUa Road. Winter Springs 37 Westminster Presbyterian Church. 2 6 4 1 Red Hug Lake Road. Casselberry 58 Orthodox Church o f St. Stephen. I89S Lake Emma Road. Longwood 103 Wcdgrwuod Tennis VUIas. 1401 Forest Ittlls Drive. Winter Springs 104 103 Altamonte Springs Elementary School. 300 Plnevlrw Drive toff Palm Springs Drivel. Altamonte Springs 112 113 K T MUwec Middle School. 1725 S County Knud 427. Longwoud 114 Ed Myets Recreation Building (previously known as Longwnod Community Building), comer o f Wilma and Church Street. Longwood 115 First Presbyterian Church Lake Mary. 128 W Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Avenue at Seminole Boulevard. Sanford West view Baptist Church. 4100 County Road 46-A. Sanford 63 64 Altamonte Springs Elementary School. 300 Plnevlrw Drive off Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte Springs Recordteg of Instrument! in Branch Officee NO. 1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMOIT ARTICLE VS. SCCnONS 3 ANO 4; ARTICLE O . SECTION 22 (legTalatfve) LM nAasalb BmAblBl nMagkltAM mwonc rTopsny Vnw in Nw tiGrnpuon STATE SENATOR 14TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (Vote tor Ono) it With reaped to hlatortc property granted ad valorem t u exemption by a county or OCM CD ■UDOVOYER munidpeMty, removee a requirement that AM Sw oemer be engaged In renovating the DEAN MOSLEY property. Authorizes the legislature to NONPARTISANJUOtCUL 7 •Mow counties or municipalities, by onunioct, lO N N 1 I HIWOoC pfOptrDtS JUmCC Of T W I U N M COURT inlGty on tho b t t ii of eharaciar or u n for •d valorem Burnaaao. n FilarIl M laf t^ f fw T ^ m ta M iai )rw* eligibility requlremente apedfled by general tew. S hel Justice MAJOR B. HAROMQ of the Supremo Court bo rattened In offlCB? C PLEASE MOTE: RwprasanUtrv* m CongroM, 3rd I CongrtsaxTial Dotnct. wM appwar QFfLV n Ptocnda 1.3.4. 19,21,29.40. 59. 103. 106. 108. 109,112, I 119. 122. 124, 127. 12B. 129. 130. 131, 132 and 133. 1 PLEASE NOTE: Stata Saratov, 14th Sanatoria! District, wd appaar ONLY n Praclncta 3. 4,21.23. 1 29. 40. 62. 63. 69. 104, 107, 109. 110, 111. 113. 114, 118. 119. 120. 121, 123. 129. 126. 128 and 129. Y U for Approval O NO for Rejection O NO for Rejection Roqulroe adequate prpdalon for coneervetlon of natural raeourceetceeatea Fleh and Wildlife Coneervetlon Contmteeion, granting It ttw regulatory and eiecutive poewm o l the Game and Freeh Water Fleh Commieaion andilte Martne Fietwrtee Commieaion; reqteeee legfeieture'B eidueive authority to regutete marine Ufa and grants certain powers to new ccm doaton; authorizes bonds to continue financing acquisition and Improvement of lands for conservafavoatdoor recreation, and related purpose*; restrict! disposition of Kate lands designated for con serration purposes. YES for Approval NO for Re)edion 118 Pine Ridge Club House. 1500 W. Airport Boulevard. Sanford 119 120 Salvation Army. 700 W. 24th Street. Sanford • 121 Sanford Church o f Christ. 1500 S P-atk A v e . Sanfard 123 Hamilton Elementary School. 1501 E. 8th Street. Sanford (Entrance off Celery Avenue) 124 Hamilton Elementary School. 1501 E. Blh Street. Sanford (Entrance off Celery Avenue) 125 Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Avenue at Seminole Boulevard. Sanford SAMPLE BALLOT 126 San lord City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. Sanford G E N E R A L E L E C T IO N S 127 129 Super 8 Motel. 4750 State Road 46. Seminole Courtly 131 First Baptist Chun h of Sweetwater. 3MX) Weklva Spring! Road. Seminole County 132 First llapUst Church of Sweetwater. 3800 Weklva Springs Raid. Seminole County 133 * Indicates Change from October I. I9 6 0 O Coneervetlon of NMurei Reeourcee end Creation of Flail and WlldttfeConeatvetion Commieaion 117 122 Midway Elcmrnlary School. 2251 Jttway (MidwayL Srminole County O NO. S CORSTTTUTIONAL REVISION ARTCLBB, SECTION 7(e); AR7KLE1V. SECTION 9; ARTICLE Va.’SECTI0N11(e)-(f); ARTICLE X/SECTION II; ARTWLEXR, SECTION 22 (Conetitution Revision Commieaion) 116 Lake Mary New City Hall. 100 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary 130 WUaon Elementary School. 98S Orange Boulevard. Seminole County 62 o Y U for Approval LMflUTWI NO 60 Ryan t Family Steakhouac o f Apopka. 3101 E. Semoran (llwy 436). Forest City GEORGE MAXWELL COMMBSIONEA O f AGRICULTURI (Vote for On#) YES 128 61 O TOM GALLAGHER 106 SO Royal Arms Condominiums. 500 Orange Drive. Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church of Saniando Springs. 742 Sanlamki Road toff S R. 434. I 1/2 m lks west o f 1-4. between Munljpanery and Jamestown). Altamonte Springs JACK G fltfllA lfM to Section t of Article VM Of tie Stele ConatitoBon autnortetof tee recording <* Inetnimenteby NUipte a brendi office of a county (B j 107 mi NO. 4 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A N n a iV M . SECTION 1 1 ; (LegreteBve) GROUPS (Vote tor Ono) 109 EastmunleCtvIr Center. 830MajptuUa Avenue. Akanaeita Springs ’ L Y U for Approval NO tor Re)ection PCTSR fU O Y W A LiA CC 106 Altamonte Springs City Halt. 22S Newburyport Avenue. Altamonte Springs no specified amount o O RCUtTJU O O l 1ITH JUOtCUL CtRCUfT 92 36 or older whose noemnoid income doee not eiceed 1 o J E ffR IY THOMPSON TREASURER (Vote tor On#) Wes. Sanford Boys A Girts Club. 919 Persimmon Avenue. Sanaxd • 37 not (Vote ter Ono) 29 Spring Oaks Community Clubhouse. SCO Spring Oaks Boulevard. Altamonte Springs to GROUPS at Longwood llllls Road). Seminole County 33 ame n d m e n t effective January r, IM S, to autticrtoe the BOB BUTTtRWORTH NCWALL JEROME DAUQMTRCY Saniando United Methodist Church. 1800 Stale Road 434. Longwood O s j u n A m k a l ban | n A n rtekAA dM . ,a ln A rropowng m inwHjmtniio inf IWM9 MrtiuTuuon, Spring Lake Uem enlery S r t x » i Activity Center. COS Orange Avenue. Altamonte Springs 34 NO tor Refection k n a n n ln n Northwest Branch Library. 580 Creenway Boulevard, take Mary Longwood City Hall. Com er o f Warren Street and Wilma Street Longwood C D KATHERMCHARRM at 33 Y U tor Approve! KAREN O M VIRB 84 Grace United Methodist Church. 499 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary ! - ANKO LI VS. SECTIONS Seminole County Apiculture Center Auditorium. 4320 B. Orteevaa Dnwe. em lned 33 P ttn 1 r n u T iTi i HO N ii St Stephen Lutheran Church. 2140 Highway 434. Longwxui South Seminole V F W. Pust 8207. Stale Road 4271North BteHUnSteiltoteB O SICRCTARY O f tTATV (Vote tor Ono) South Seminole Church of Christ. 8410 Lake Howell Road. Semi note County 31 NO 83 80 G lare llrsbytrrtan Chuith. t i l l TUskawtUa Ruud 11/2 mile North of Red llug Lake Road) Wlnlrr Springs ^ Shtel Judge W M F R O J . SHARP of the ITH 90 28 YU O m First Baptist Churchof Sweetwater. 3800W rktvj Springs Raid. Seminole County 88 - MiNI jB d |i EARLE W.PETERBON, JR. ef •te ITM OtoM d Court of Appeal Be 1 tnotltee? OOVtRNOR ANO LMUTW ANT OOVtRNOR (Vote tor Group) • 82 87 --------- • O NO O Lake Mary New City Itall. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary 27 YU •TATI Destiny Church (prevkiusly known as Slovak Garden). 3110 lluwell Branch Knud. Semi note County • 77 Lakevtrw Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road. Apopka Id Holiday Inn. 230 W lllghwsy 436. Altamonte Springs 71 76 15 Holy Croaa Lutheran Church. 7 60Sun Drive. Lake Mary 17 Caaaeiberry City HaO Council Chambers. 93 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry 70 t7 o f A rttetelef m m i i M C M M r . o m m of vw STM OtoMct Court of AppeM be rattened In 73 St Stephen s Cathullr Church. 375 TUwkawMa Hteal. Wlnlrr Springs Northland Community Church. 530 Dog Track R o a d . Longwnod 16 LOCATION 66 74 m o NO O REPRESENTATIVEM COM OROS 3RD CONGRESSIONAL OlITfVCT (Vote tor On#) Forest City Elementary School 980 Sami la k e IAval. Forest City 13 Winter Springs Chic Center. 400 N Edgemon Avenue. Winter Springs 14 C H A R lif CfttST 65 10130. Avenue E A 7th Street. Chutuota 9 12 PMCINCT o o • O f GRAHAM W— Ju d U WARREN ML COBB i f M b ITH OteMet Court of Appeal to ntefcwtf In offeoT NO. 2 CONfTm m ONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE SECTION 17 •*r! (LAgtetetteO) S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A N O V E M B E R 3 ,1 9 9 8 O O �“ NO. • CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION a r tic le NO. 10 CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION ARTICLE VII, SECTION 3(a), (f) AND (|); ARTICLE V«, SECTION 7 (Constitution Revision Commission) n , sectio n i (Constitution Attrition Commission) Local and Municipal Proparty T ti Eaamptiono and Cttoan Accost to Local OflMala Doctors* tossduetolon of ehitorento bsa at a paramount duty of toe stair, to# stats to make sdtRuato provision for a uniform systsm of frss pwbtie schools by Broadens tan exemption for governmental uaaa of municipal property; authorise iagialaturt to tiompt certain municipal and apod al dtotrict property uaad for airport, aaaoort or oubiic Dumoaaa: oormits local optfontummptiontorproptrtyuttdfor NO. 13 CONSTTTUnONAL REVtSXM ARTICLE I. SUBSECTIONS 4, •. 1NaL IS. 33; ARTICLE R. SUBSECTIONS S(k), NsKO: ARTICLE M. SUBSECTIONS 3(0, N>Hb), 17(bHe),1l.1N«0; ARTICLE IV, SUBSECTIONS 1(a) ANO (c). 2. Nb), N»L 7(a); ARTICLE V, SUBSECTIONS 1,2(0) ANO (b), m 1,10(a), 11(e), 17, II, 20(e)(1) ANO (f). 200X1), 20(e)(1); ARTICLE VX, SUBSECTIONS 4(b) ANO 0(b); ARTICLE* SECTION* ARTICLES, SUBSECTIONS 3 ANO 4(e); ARTICLE XL SUBSECTIONS 2 ANO S (Constitution Revis ion Commission) siao requiring too stsis to wfcr adequate proviaion lor an efficient, sals, saeurs, and W^h Quality eyetem YES tor Approval NO far Natation C C h<wi#f tod ctfU in r#tid ifittti officiate ibout in if t f f which a n h i tubbed of public h u rb p i, NO. 7 CONSTITUTIONAL NIVtliON ARTICLE V, SUSKCnONS 10, it(«HtoK isttoK W. 1N; ARTICLE XX, SECTION 22 (CmMUkUlaaRh U m Cuniiiknl YES for Approval O NO for flawed on C NO. 11 CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION ARTICLE IV, SECTION N ik ARTICLE VL SUBSECTIONS 1,2. S, 7; ARTICLE IX. SECTION 4(e) from tvary 10 to avary 20 yaara. YES tor Approval NO far Refaction O O 'SEMNfOU COUNTY PUBLIC 0CC1NCY ORDINANCE’ REOULATINO NUOfTY (SMOLAR TO ST. JOHNS COUNTY PUBUC NUCXTV ORDINANCE) of party, to vato in any party's H u l l in ’Seminote County U t w u n c f w w i w |nm |r --- - U it ia lL ^ m m I W fu n w s in iP ifB b w B fiK n , YES lor Approval O NO for Reaction C no . i constitutional revision ARTICLE I, SECTION NhNt); ARTICLE M, SUBSECTIONS «»). INS) ANO iD .m m ARTICLE IV, SUBSECTIONS 3(b),«. 7(a) ANONa); ARTICLE VW, SECTION 1(i); ARTICLE IX. SECTION 2; ARTICLE XI. SUBSECTIONS 2(c). 3 .4 ,3(a), ANONa); ARTICLE XU, SUBSECTIONS 1(c)(5) ANO 22 (Constitution Revision Commission) Restructuring dts Slats Cabinat Hk ^h -S | povcniof to run in primry ttecltoaa whoul Ibob^oni povornori mcbcu achooi board ibctioni noopafttean; Cornell voting cgt. YES for Approval O NO for Rsjaetion O nudKy and aasaal conduct; prwvMn t v Mwlp •ppwcauon (u fw ii a mumc^msvy o jw om w wia effective data ba enacted aa part oi tha Saainob County Coda? FOR THE OROINANCC AGAINST THE OROMANCS W o o o i ct^W fWuncul o lfie ir O O Firsarmo Purchases: 1o td Option tor Criminal History Records Chock and Waiting Pariod COMMISSION, D S T A K T I (Vato far One) cM rm \ o ff ic ii o I i f m u f t f m d ! Authorizes aacn county the option of o o o BETTI OMFFTTH T W w jf TBCw o t ’ M r fM W M M r ia S a ita S S M U ins l aw os any iNsain, »ws aa me w in n e r or m on ey iw other vaiuabia consideration fora firearm where any part of tha transaction occurs on property open to pubtic accoes; dots not apply to holders of a concoolad woopons permit when purchasing a firearm. STEVE WOLFRAM c o n n e ctio n wrwi •Jimineted from aiactad cabinat; aacratary of etate dutiaa defined by law; changaa composition of etete board o l aducation from governor and cabinat to board appointad by governor, board appoints aducatlan commissionaf; defines ttata board of administration, truataaa oI Intamal ^ ma n^brta^S mi 1I1 (mat land ^Rn^s^arinwr acouiaition mr^R wv u wai fund, iirwpi ^wwa treat fund. YES for Approval C NO for Refaction osTwres YES tor Approval NO foe Rafaction O O PLIASS NOTE: City o f AJUmont* Springs C en d U a lM wW Spo * » ONLY on haHott iM uad to O y resUNnU. art of COMMISSION. SEAT 1 (Vototorone) O O TOMECKER 0AVE HENSON O COMMSSION, SEAT 2 (Vote tor 6»w) NO.» CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION ARTICLE I, SECTION 2 (Constitution Revision Commission) o o KAY ROBERTSON OWEN SHEPPARO Basic Rights COMMISSION. SEAT 3 (Vote lor One) Dittoes ’ natural parsons,’ who are equal before tha law and who have inalienable rights, a a ‘ tamale and male alike;* provides that no parson ahaN ba deprived of any right because of national origin; changes ‘ physical handicap* to ’ physical disability’ aa a reason that people are protected from being deprived of any right YES for Approval d NO for Refaction C o o MARK GEORGE UNOA C. HART NON-BINDING QUESTION LEGISLATION PROHIBITING PERSON FROM PUBLICLY APPEARING NUDE IN LICENSED ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS This question is for infocmstionsl purports only and is non-binding: BACK CARO 110004 011/03/94 Shall the City of Casselberry enact legislation that prohibits a parson from publicly sppsertog nuda to sny establishment that Is Ucenatd by the Stoto of Florida to permit the tale, service or consumption of alcoholic beverages? YES NO place to call home. The city chorcn should be small, wholesome and a place which provided employment. I should also be the type o f city which loves its children and provides schools. churrhes. strong neighborhoods, and places for wholesome activities. We narrowed the selection of cities between Lake Wales and Sanford. We chose Sanford be­ cause of Its friendly people, churches, schools, businesses, downtown area, and very Im­ portantly. God's beautiful open land spaces of which Fort Mellon Park Is a part. As most residents in San­ ford. we gave, not expecting anything In return: but a con­ tinued quality of life In San­ ford. We raised our children In Sanford schools, stayed very active In church and other or­ ganizations. and tried to con­ tribute to the City of Sanford. Our Income was earned through my career as an edu­ cator In Seminole County Schools, serving most of my time as a teacher and principal tn Sanford. Most o f our Income was spent In Sanford. Like most Sanford residents, we enjoyed our drives In the country, our strolls downtown and the visit lo Ft. Mellon Park. We enjoyed watching our children as well as thousands o f other school children play on the playground, baseball fields, tennis courts, and trying to catch Ash tn the pond. We have enjoyed fishing and watching others fish on the lakrfront. We have enjoyed the art shows, family gatherings, and driving along the lakefront. Most of all. we haw enjoyed God's beautiful natural front rch. the drive along the lefront. as well as Ft. Mellon Park. C tfiforcarnam and injunctiva ratoaf, Counlyudda NO. 12 CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION ARTICLE VW. SECTIONS (Constitution Roviaion Commission) Letters O O T m e and progress for a few has taken a terrible toll on Central Florida and now has Sanford In Its grip. Our once beautiful, wholesome city has allowed money and big busi­ ness to do much o f the talking, and the hard working Sanford residents are paying the price. We are suffering the woes of much bigger cities. Uncon­ trolled growth Is all around i » and It appears that Sanford Is being swallowed up by It. This Is obvious through traf­ fic congestion, construction on almost every green space, con­ dition of roads, environmental damage, damage to our lakes, rtvrrs and streams. It appears that our quality o f life In San­ ford and the rrst o f Central Florida is fast eroding. People need a place where they can escape and renew their physical and spiritual needs. Ft. Mellon Park Is such a place. This gem by the lake must be saved In Its entirety. We must keep all eighteen acres as a full service family park. A six acre (postage stamp) playground Is not a real park. We must keep our Ft. Mellon ballparks and tennis courts Intact because they serve children and families. We must keep our drive along the lake open so that It can be enjoyed by all Including those In cars passing by. We must keep our little fish pond as It Is because It adds beauty to the total park and gives much en­ joyment to children. Finally. I would like to say many Sanford residents have been knocking on doors, a t­ tending numerous meetings, and giving much of their time to force this Issue to a vote. The holel/confcrence center Is being pushed by big business and developers. Thousands of dollars and much outside In­ terest has tried to railroad this through. There are other areas tn Sanford where this hotcl/confercnce center can be built. It ts now time for all Sanford voters to do their duty and help save our beautiful natural Fort Mellon Park by voting a big re­ sounding "NO* on November 3. "NO" to the hotel/conference center In Ft. Mellon Park. "NO* to leasing this gem now or ever tn the future. PtEASC NOTE: City of CesaWbwry CanckdatM and weue «ui appear ONLY on baSota issued to City rasidanta. N o v e l id e a of fun Should the City attow a Cite nark and hotal/confaranca canter on Fort Mellon Park? To whence economic development. job opportunities and park amenltieo for City residents, tha City Commission of the Cky of Sanford ia authorized to laooa a portion of Fort Mel on Part, to entsr tnio contracts ana to iu in o fu i osvviopntern or the Park for a holeUconfaranca canter and CKy Part cotapfai, YES NO /. Carom and Juanita Gager Concerned C ltixen e o f Sanford O O S tu d o n ts w h o read d a ll 13 17 J2° 30J Source. OtoOM/tnwit o< Education �PAIN MANAGEMENT MEDICINE Health & Fitness PETER R. PREGANZ, M.D. Diabetes specialist heads Florida research team ease that kills almost 1H7.000 people even year. According to the U.S. Depart­ ment ol Health and Human Services. 79H.OOO new cases are diagnosed every year She savs what excites her the most Is that from a simple prick of the linger you can know who In someone's family is going to get diabetes. In the past you only knew who had the disease and no precau­ tion was taken to reduce the chances of luturr offspring c ontracting the disease. By Deelree Field* UK H ALO C O R R E S PO N D E N T I.AKE MARY Research l* on-going to And the cause nr causes of diabetes and ways to prevent and cure the disorder facing 15.7 million people In the United States 5 9 percent o f the population. Studies have found death rates to Ik * twice . » high among middle aged people with diabetes as compared to middle aged people without diabetes. Study to delay diabetes in children Dr. Dorllnda Varga House some people gel diabetes, but It may be because these prrdls|Hised diabetic can dldates do not have a gene (the blueprints for your body's design) that protects against diabetes. SPECIAL TO DIE HERALD ORLANDO • According to the American Can cer Society, ninety percent of .ill new smokers are teenagers. Studies show that even chtldten tn elementary school are experimenting wtlh ctgareUcH and forming nicotine habits, ot F lo r id a .litr e s tips to protect rhtldrcn and young adults from the dangers associated with smoking. *We want to give parents Information to tight the slick cartoons and advertising Images that lead children to smoking.* said John Dallman. M.D.. vice-president of care and network management for Itlue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida's Central Geographic Busi­ ness Unit. "Many experts think that tobacco use can lx* a gateway to other addictive sub­ stances. such as alcohol, marijuana and hard dntgs. like cocaine.* In fact, a 1994 U.S. Surgeon General's re ­ port found that 12-to-17 year old smokers were three times more likely to use alcohol, eight times more likely to use marijuana and 22 times more likely to use cocaine than nonsmokers. Following are some tips parents can use to protect their children: 'Be a good role m odel. Don't use tobacco and don't let others use It In your home. Give your children clear and consistent messages about tlie risks of tobacco use. •Be supportive. Volunteer to help with p re ­ Planning a foreign trip? Give i( your best shot Your Immune system might need a 'reservation* before going to some foreign countries. *lf you're planning a trip to parts of the world that pose health risks, schedule far enough in advance to get the appropriate vaccines.* said Dr. Wayne J. Riley, director of the Travel Medicine Serv­ ice at Houston's Uaylor Col­ lege of Medicine. Yellow-fever vaccine Is r e ­ quired for entry Into some endemic-zone countries of Africa and South America. Travelers must carry an In­ ternational Certificate of Vaccination signed by a phy­ sician and marked with an official stamp. Allow two to four weeks for your body to develop Immunity after b e ­ ing vaccinated. Rabies and typhoid vac­ cines arc recommended for travelers to developing coun­ tries in Central and South America. Africa and Asia, espet tally lor kids. Risk ot dog bites and exposure to con ­ taminated food and water Ls higher In these countries. Tlie rabies vaccine requires a month to administer. Allow two weeks for a typhoid vac­ cine. A vaccine for Japanese en­ cephalitis ts needed before going to rural areas of Asia. 1‘rotectlon against this mos­ quito-transmitted viral dis­ ease rrqulres a series of three shots over one month, with tlie List dose Injected 10 days prior to departure. SmmS S ^ ' ' 330-7035 ini|>< 1 tn I In mi hi \\ illi I ) i. 11n it s \\ l m \\ ill I K\t l» »j> N o n I k m 11 I ool \ WASHINGTON. DC - Almost everyone saw St. Louis Cardi­ nal Mark McGwire break Roger Marts' home-run record, hut very lew know that with­ out his contact lenses. Mark McGwire can'l sec the pitcher let alone the ball-when he's standing at home plate, ready to swing! According to MiGwlrr's op­ tometrist. C. Stephen Johnson. OD. McGwire can't see any­ thing unless tie's wearing his contact lenses Johnson d e­ signed special contact lenses to correct McGwire's 20/500 vision to better than 20/10. McGwire once told Johnson 'when everything ts on visu­ ally. 1 cannot miss the ball, it's like a beach ball coming in there.' Johnson wanted the best d e­ sign and material combination for McGwire’s astigmatism and dry eye. reports the AOA News. *lt was Important lo have a lens that, number one. wouldn't dry out. and number two. would stay stable on the eye.* He also designed McGwire's contact lenses with a yellow tint, to make things stand out crisper and sharper. T ills tint Is popular wttfi skeet and trap shooters as well as skiers, who often wear yellow or amber-tinted goggles,* Johnson added. Contact lens wear I l l s also improved McGwire's depth perception. Increased depth perception Is a key aspect to almost any sport. In the Augusta Chronicle. IG A golfer Raul Stankowskl talks about how contact lenses hti|x*d Ills game. 'You can't win on the IG A tour unless you're a good putter...after I switched to contacts right after tlie 1995 season. 1 went from 170th In putting on the lour to 73rd. When I went to contacts. Im­ mediately everything was flat. It was clear. 1 could sec blades of grass its opposed to just grass.* Dave Sanderson, chairman of thr Contact Lens Council, says. ‘ Many sports enthusiasts find that contact lenses are more practical Ilian glasses because they offer better depth perception and en­ hanced peripheral vision. Ad­ ditionally. contact lenses won't steam up from perspiration and they don't smudge or get foggy If you go from cold to wanu temperatures.* The CLC. a non-profit or­ ganization. applauds eye care professionals like Johnson who work with athletes requiring vision correction. Advances lu contact lenses and lens care technology are revolutionizing the way athletes arc dealing with their eye care. For a free contact lens In­ formation kll rail the CLC's toll free Information line. I HOO-HH4-4CLC. or visit their well site at www.lglob.il roin/CLC/. The Contact Lens Council answers consumer questions on the side wear and care of contact lenses and lens care products. 'll ui t i mi i n Mi111 Y >ii Iw is ! « till lb " « Illtd lif,^ t miMll»f»t (m liv \ v tin It in . i • I i i I 1 • v It.ill* »*\ m I m il ft t n i»j. 'I'* »»» I 4 ft u n i r v j f i i i . i hr tilt * r ' t a il le j ii lo l o m p l t i j l i . m . N ow the re arc treatment option* that can hein ilcaJ woo nth ta n c r c l U u c tia a t p o c w l t lo a p m l ** , w a ----------------------- ----- i4C« • w m do » wr n s» — « ^ non M* 4M0te! 12V n c i n u :\\ m c— <s >J •» CM L w e d F I n t d . rm 00% imrn » W . » l On to t: » » u 'emw u v ito n ASHW IN PATEL, M.D. vention programs, and if your child u s e s to bacco. support bis or her cllorts to stop. Help with goal-setting and giving your i fold positive feedback. 'U tilize online resources, the lrclcr.il gov eminent has a powerful web site with m ale rial for younger children and teens. The site c p to lr * k ills , to. U u lln g . a n In te r v ie w with members ol the popular musical group HOY/ II Men explaining why (hey don’t smoke Also, the U .S Surgeon General's Office has a youth oriented booklet entitled *! Quit! What to do when you're sick of smoking, chewing or d ip ­ ping.* Tlie web address ts www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/osh/lqult.litm. The booklet can also be ordered by calling this toll free number: I-80 0-C D C -1311. 'P articip ate In The Great American Smokeout. The Great American Smokront Ls a national smoke-free day run by the Am eri­ can Cancer Society, and special events arc planned for youngsters. For specific Informa­ tion. call the American Cancer Society at 1HOO-ACS-2345 or your local American Cancer Society ofllce. 'Dlls year's date Is Nov. 19. "According lo a U.S. Center for Disease and Control and Prevention report, the percentage of high school students who reported using tobacco In the past month Jumped from 27.5 percent to 36.4 percent between 1991 and 1997.* said Dr. Dallman. ‘ While it can l*e an uphill battle, we encourage parents and teen agers to help us fight this growing trend * SPECIAL TO THE HERALD I Ills V .11 ( Who should Ik- tested? Anyone age 45 or younger and has a brother or sister, child or patent with Type I diabetes. Anyone age 20 or younger who has a cousin, un­ de. aunt. nephew or niece, grandparent or hall sibling with tyjx- I diabetes should be tested lests are olfrrrd lrc-e to anyone Interested tu prolonging health In children who in.iv have these pre dispositions lo diabetes Contact lenses a hit with athletes lc t 1s Wliil When c liar.n trrlzed by age. sex. and race/rlhnlcUy. there Is a distinct preva­ lence to diabetes. Thr attached chart s h o w s some disc Insures try the C’rtUrr tor Disease Conttol and Prevention \rv\m w I I h m i s . i i k I n < *1 I Vt *| >li According lo die Juvenile Dlalx-trs Re­ search roumlatum, I.JDF). New York, a voluntary health agency. In a recent "Fact Report*, the agency will award morr than $50 million to diabetic research In Fiscal Year 1999 Hits will bring Its cumulative dollar commitment lo more than $350 million since 1970. The JDF glvrs m orr money to diabetes research than any other non protit. non governmental health agency lu the world Company offers tips to fight teen smoking a n d W t i e b h tc W By Appointment or Referral JDK In an aid over $50 million Tills new study, called Diabetes Preven­ tion Trtal-TVpe I (DFT-l). Is a nationwide When untreated In a timely manner, study for the prevention or delay of diabe­ tes in children. There are ten medical diabetes can result tn complications such centers and more than 350 clinics as heart disease, stroke, high blood pres throughout the U.S. taking part In the sure, blindness, kidney disease. nervous study. system disease, amputations, denial d is­ The DIT-I will also lie testing relatives of ease. and complicated pregnancies. Other people with Type I diabetes to find out It acute ltle threatening events from ch em i­ they are at risk for developing diabetes. cal and hormonal malfunctions also result. The test Is free, and all family members. People with diabetes are more susceptible Including children, arc eligible to be to many other Illnesses such .ts pneum o­ tested. nia or Influenza than people who do not have diabetes. Type I diabetes Is a life-long disorder that can occur In children or adults. It oc­ 187,000 die every y e a r curs when the body attacks and destroys House Is excited and feels challenged the insulin-producing cells In the pan­ about finding the cause of thi*, deadly dls creas. Scientists do not know exactly whv tth ir C r o s s ---- Specializing I n ----- Diagnosis & Treatment 0 / Recurring & Chronic Pain Including Back, Shingles & Cancer re in Hie US Health care expenditures for people with diabetes exceeds $130 billion. One out of cvrtv four Medicare dollars Is spent on d i a b e t e s or Its associated com ­ plications. and one out of every seven dollars spe nt on health care annually In the U.S Is diabetes related. There are ba­ sically two tvpcs of diabetes Type 1 generally found in c hildren, and ’type Hadult onset c a s e s Heading the team to find this cause Is Central Florida's Pediatric and Endocrine Specialist Dr. Dorllnda Varga House She Ls Director of the Diabetic Research Cen­ ter for the University of Florida's College of Medicine. Her team Is one of twelve In the U.S. conducting a study on Type I Diabetes. The study will test the use o f a dnig called Mrtformln-a Type 11 diabetes drug used In adults now-for Its absorption and use In children with Type 11 diabetes. House was also part ol a University of Florida team In 1995 that documented the phenomenon of Type 1 disease among Pennsylvania youths. Board Certified. American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomats, American Academy of Pain Management. i m l k i W I , M K iu n n ii: Hoard C ertified Our new locution Is 2425 S. Park A ve. • Sanford. FL 52771 Complete Adult ami Geriatric Primary Care Hypertension. Diabetes Arthritis. General Illness. Preventive rare. Cardiovascular disease. Annual I’ liysleals. Accepting Medicare assignments. Same day appointments available. 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The Resident Artist Program provides emerging International performers with an In-residence format of continued training and frri|uetit performing oppor­ tunities In schools, theaters, community centers, and corporations all over Central and Northern Florida. In addition, many Resident Artists appear at the Hob Carr Performing Arts Centre In otir malnstage productions. Returning this season to perform Slrbel In Orlando Opera's rn.ilnst.ige production o f Firui.st. me/vo soprano Klrstln Chavez .is most recently seen as Sally In last year's production of iHe Fledermaus. Tenor Charlrs Sanford, who ap|>earrd In List season's FaLstnll las Dr. Cains) and Mi* Fledermaus las Allred), ap|>ears as Pang In this season's production o f Turandot. Dominic Aipilltuu. baritone, appeared last year .w Dr. Hlind In Die Hedermaus and as Sclarronr In Tosco and will appear this year as Wagner In Foust. Chavez. Sanford and Aqutllno are |olned liy first-year Resi­ dent Artist, soprano. Mary Ellen Duncan. Tk# 1008-1099 touring season The Orlando Opera Resident Artist P ro ­ gram has a rtch history of bringing a wide variety of productions and educational outreac h programs to Central Florida communities. Previous programs Ini hide the children s opems: Monet/ See. \funetj Du: Pie Mystical. Magical. Musical Tour: Mt/slen/ on the Docks: and this year's new production of Ski. P ie Serpent Who Wantetl to Sing, along with preview's of Don I ’lvu/nnle. Cinderella. and Don Giovanni and iiuuiy more malnstage op eras. In 19115. a full production of Double in Tahiti toured Florida middle schools. Dlls year, there will lie an additional p ro ­ duction of Pie Manic Shop, a one-ac t op­ era. particularly for older audiences middle school and up P ie Music Shop Is try American composer Richard Wargo and was suggested fry Anton Chekhov's short story. "Forgot*. Grants for state touring have rnahled (lie Resident Artist Program lo bring op­ era to Northern Florida and the Panhan­ dle. Each year at the Dr. Phillips Center lor the Performing Arts In Orlando, the newest program opens our "Orlando Op era On Die l-ake" series and then takes to the road for the remainder of the year 0 U L A N I) 0 OPERA Tills seasons Opera On The Like produc­ tion. lave niul laughter. will lx* directed liy Producing Dlrrctor Alan Hniuri. Act One Is "Love at the Theatre" and features arias, scenes, and duets--all your favorites of love's sweet songs; Act Two Is "The Mu­ sic Shop*. Richard Wargo's comic opera Isised on a short story fry Anton Chekhov. Additional 1998 1999 Resident Artist Program productions will include C inder­ ella at the Hob Carr Performing Arts Cen­ tre. performed with the Orlando Philhar­ monic for all fifth graders In the Orange County School Distric ts; and a series of Resident Artist Recitals, held throughout the season at the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arls. Die Recital Series pro vldes a chance lor Orl.mdo Opera patrons to hear these exceptional young voices In solo and duet performance. Introducing the R esidents A rtists Mary Ellen Duncan, soprano Mary Ellen Duncan recently received her graduate diploma in Vocal Perform ­ ance from New England Conservatory In Huston. MA She lias sung with the Inter­ national Institute of Vocal Arts in Chlarl. Italy where she- was Novlrla In Suor An gellra and covered Paulina In Die Zaubrrflote. Other roles Include Dodo In The Merry Widow. Adrtc In Die Fledermaus. Despina In Cost fan tutte. anil Monica In The Medium Tills Is Mary Ellen's first year as a Resident /Artist with Orlando Opera. Kirs tin M arie Chavez, m ezzo-sopran o Klrstln Marie Chavez received a Master of Music Degree and the Performer’s C er­ tificate from the Eastman School of Music. Ms. Chavez has appeared as Maddallna In Rlgoletto. Dame Camuthers In Yeoman of the Guard. Prince Orlovsky In Die Fledertnaus. and Cherubino In Le Nozze di Fi­ garo. Tills Is Ms. Chavez's second season with the Orlando Opera and she will ap­ pear as Sleliel In our malnstage produc­ tion of Faust. Charles Sanford, ten or Charles Sanford received his Master of Music In Vocal Performance from W est­ minster Choir College In his first season wlih Orlando Opera. Mr. Sanford ap­ peared on the malnstage as Alfred In Die Flrdermaus and Dr. Cains In FalstafT. Ills oilier roles Include King Kaspar In Amahl and the Night Visitors. Nero In The C oro­ nation of Poppea. and Giuseppe In Li Travlata. In the current Orlando Opera season. Mr. Sanford will appear as Pang In Turandot and The Ballad Singer In Of Mic e and Men. Dominic A cquilino, baritone Dominic Arqulllno rec eived his Harhelor ol Fine Arts in Operatic Performance from the State University of New York at l*urchase. A returning singer In Orlando O p­ era's Resident Artist program. Mr. A r ­ qulllno was Dr. Hlind in Die Fledermaus and Sclarronr in Tosca In the 1997-1908 season, lie lias also performed Montano In Otrllo. Starveling In A Midsummer Night's Dream, and the Father In Hansel and Grrtel. Mr Acquilino will appear as Wagner In Faust. Katherine M. Olsen. D irector o f Music A dm inistration Katherine M Olsen )olned the Orlandn Opera staff In Septemlier. A free lance op­ eratic coach In New York. Ms. Olsen lias worked with the Jullllard School of Music and the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Her husband is baritone Gary Simpson and they have a five-year-old daughter. Jennifer. Resident A rtist Program alumni return to the m alnstage Orlando audiences will lie pleased to hear that Resident Artist Alumni Justin While and Dean Anthony will return to perform In tills season's productions of Turandot and O f Mice and Men. For additional Information about our Resident Artist Program, or to participate In our 1998-99 touring season, please contact Direc tor of Music Administration. Kathy Olsen, at 107/426 1717 x 114. Daytona jazz concert schedule IN BRIEF SPECIAL TO THE HERALD S en io rs to h ost open h o u se LAKE MARY ih e Like Mary Seniors will Ik- hosting their llrsl 0|K-n House on Nov. 4 Irom 3:30 to 5:30 p m There will be displays by sentcr groups lo show olf what they clo. H ie woodworkers, the qullter. the artists and the sewers will all have a display. There will also I k - many Informa­ tional booths. Entertainment will Include an organ recital and the Like Mary line danc­ ers. There will I k - food. fun. 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Every­ one Is Invited lo attend. C ra ft show a n d sale SANFORD - Dram Towers will hold Its annual Craft Show and Sale on Nov. 6 and 7 from 10 a.m. until -I p in. at 519 E. First Strert. Sanford. C r a fts , c o lle c tib le s SANFORD • The American Lrgtnn Auxiliary. Cam pbellLosslng Unit 53. ’will hold Its l l t b annual Crafts a id Col­ lectibles Show on Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. until •» p.m. at 2874 South Sanford Alt .. Sanford. For more Information call (4071 322-1652. F lo rid a F olk festiv a l CENTRAL FLORIDA - The Florida Department of State's 45th Annual Florida Folk Fes­ tival will be featured during "A River of Talent" on Florida Crossroads, broadcast state­ wide on Public Television during Ihe week of Nov. 5. Each year Ihe Stephen Fos­ ter State Folk Culture Center on the Suwannee River Is home to the Florida Folk Fes­ tival. "A River of Talrnt" high­ lights some of the festival's 600 artists through their per­ formances and stories Includ­ ing country star John Ander­ son. fiddle legend Vassar C le­ ments, blurswonian ‘ Diamond Teeth" Mary, bluesman Rock bottom, guitarist Sam Pacettl. and 21 Century Steel Hand. "A River of Talent" Is ached* uled to air In Orlando on WMFE-24 Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. and Nov. 10 at 2:30 p.m. Ita lia n feast set L\KE MARY - The Lake Mary Woman's Club 11 th Annual Italian Feast Is scheduled for Nov. 7 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Community building In Like Mary. The cost ts Just $5 for adults. $3 for children 3 to 10 and free for children 2 and under, besides delicious Ital­ ian food, there will be a Christmas craft show and a raffle. H its year there will Ik - a gourmet basket rutile and a lighted holiday ruble. Raffle tickets are Just $1 each or 6 for $5. Tlie proceeds from Ihe event will benefit the club's annual scholarship fund. DAYTONA REACH - The 19318/99 Jazz Concert Series, presented by the Northeast Florida Jazz AsMKiatton and The Musctmi of Arts and Sciences, will kick off Nov. 15. 2:30 p.m.. with (be Doug Cam Quintet. Tills talented ensemble Includes not only Doug Cam. but also Teddy Adams, trombone; Delbert Felix, bass: Ron Pender, tenor saxophone; and Qurntln Haxter. drums. Doug Cam's renown In the Jazz world Is not surprising. In 1974. according to Hllltioard Magazine, Cam had sold more records than Dave limbeck and Ramsey iz-wts. ills accomplishments went mostly unnoticed by mainstream Jazz fans because he was originally turned down by the major labels only to be picked up liy the small black Jazz label. Today. Cam lias more than made a name for himself playing with Jazz greats Stanley Turrentlne. Lou Donaldson. Sonny Stitt. Irene Reid and Hank Crawford. His com ­ positions have also iieen recorded and performed by the likes of Hobby McFerrln. Nnenna Free Ion. Lonnie Liston Smith, and Jen­ nifer Holiday, to name a few. Ills piano playing, as well us tils prowess and versatility on Hie Hammond H-3 organ, have been called legendary. Teddy Adams, bom In Savannah. Ga.. lias Iieen playing since elementary m I io o I. He postponed a four-year music scholarship to Florida AAM University, served with Hie /Mr Force and played In various Air Force Linds, and spent 11 years In Asia between Tokyo. Japan, and Hangkok. Thailand. He returned to the United States In 1976 and teamed with Hen Tucker lo co-lead the Telfair Jazz Society. Since then, he has performed wtth other Jazz greats such as Cab Calloway. Irene Reid. James Moody. Clark Terry, and many others. Delbert Felix, Frogmore. S.C.. halls from a family of musicians: Ills father Ls a retired school band director, a brother and sister both play piano, and his youngest sister is a promising vocalist. He has played piano, trumpet, baritone hum. and bass, and he attended Florida AAM and the Herkley School o f Music In Uoston on music scholarships. He signed on with Hie Navy and was as­ signed to the Naval School of Music us an instructor. He lias since been associated with both Hranford and Synton Marsalis. Joe Henderson. James Moody. Courtney Mile, and the list goes on. Ron I’ender. Haltltnore. Mil.. Is also a product of a musical fam­ ily. Die Penders had a family band and his failier was both leader and teacher. Only bis mother did not get Into the act. Pender at­ tended St. Augustine College on a music scholarship and later enlisted In Ihe Navy where he played In the Navy band and at­ tended Hie Naval School of Music. Pender lias performed with Hen Riley. Hen Tucker. Teddy Adams. James Moody and many others. He was also featured on two of Teddy Adams' CDs. He I lls Iieen performing with Doug Cam for almost three years. Quentin Baxter Is a Charleston. S.C. native who attends the college o f Charleston and serves on the faculty as adjunct profes­ sor of Jazz drumming. He also attended the University o f South Carolina. Both his parents play drums In church, as w e l l as his three brothers. The entertainers he I l l s w o r k e d w it h Include Charlie Hyrd. Hilly Childs, and Marcus Roberts, among others. The concert lineup also Includes the Nathan Page Quartet. Jan. 10; the Noble "Thin Man" Watts Quartet. March 7; and the Harold Blanchard Trio. April 18. Series tickets are S45 for members. S55 for nonmembers. Pa­ tron Partner Series tickets arc S75 and Include four tickets to Hie concert(s) of your choice, name displayed on Ihe marquee, recognition at each concert, and a patron reception at the final concert. Individual tickets are $13 fur members and $15 fur nonmembers. For more Information, please call (904) 255W0285. jM t yS Tm TJ YOURNEWSPAPER[mumiTHEWORLD Reiner novel staged at Rollins SPECIAL TO THE HERALD WINTER PARK - Based on the novel liy Carl Reiner, Enter H i p play, will lie performed at The Annie Russell Theatre on Ihe campus of Rollins College, Nov. 13 through Nov. 2 1. laughing. Set In Hie early days of the Depression, the story recounts the adventures of David Kolowttz. a young errand boy who decides his future Is on Ihe stage, despite hts family's Insistence that he become a druggist. In the pursuit of his dream. David enrolls In an acting school run by a seedy old actor and tils daughter, a kind of stock company femme fatale. Davids Innocence and Ineptitude In the theatrical milieu, and his Interaction with Ihe zany characters he meets makrs for an evening of hilarious entertainment. Playwright Joseph Stein Is [K-rhaps best know for his 1964 Tony Award-winning libretto for Fiddler on die Roof. Stein was a psychiatric social worker who gave vent lo his sense o f humor liy submitting skits to radio shows. Tills led to so i t L i n y radio assignments that he gave up social work and In the next few years liecanie a top writer for such radio programs as the Sid Caesar Show. Phil Silvers, Steve Allen and Your Show of Shows. He wrote Enter laughing. based cn Carl Reiner's novel. In 1963. and he and Reiner co-authored the movie o f the same title. The play starts at 8 p in. on Friday. Saturday. Wednesday and Thursday. 2 p.m. on Nov. 14 and 4 p.m. on Nov. 15. fo r Information you may call Hie Ik i x office from I lo 5 p m during the week at 646 2145. Hie ticket price Ls $11 for Wednesday. Thursday and matinees and $14 for F r id a y a n d Saturday nights. V iv o n a F r I I I I I I I 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. i n e I t a l i a n i~ i i a . I b i s *. 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High school haakathaO highlighted In a special sec­ tion. Inside today. □ B R IE F L Y Tha Btailaola Couaty Sheriffs Office conducted phase two of Its Operation Aggressive Driver Friday re ­ sulting In the following tick­ ets being Issued: District 5. Howell Branch Road/SR 426. Howell Branch Road/SR 436. Lyndon Road/Lake Howell Road- 24 tickets. 16 for running red lights, one for driver license suspension, one for no regis­ tration and the remainder for speeding: District 6. U.S. Highway 17-92/ O'Brien Road. Femwood Boulevard. Lake of the Woods. 19 tick­ ets. 17 for red light Infrac­ tions. one for Illegal lane change and one for Illegal Il­ ium; District 7. SR 434/Markham Woods Road. SR 434/Montgomeiy Road. SR 436/Hunt Club Boule­ vard. SR 436/Bear Lake Road. 51 tickets. 48 for red light Infractions, one Illegal lane change, one Illegal Utum and one arrest for nu­ merous license suspensions. A m w an a coda la Bre­ vard County will require 10dlglt dialing In Seminole, Orange and Osceola coun­ ties. the Florida Public Service Commission decided this week. Under the approved plan. Brevard County will be split from the current 407 area code and will be given a new code. The new area code will also be used as an overlay area code for the rest of 407. All customers In Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties with existing telephone numbers will maintain the 407 area code, but new telephone numbers will be Issued with the new area code. A permissive dialing period Is scheduled to begin on April 1. 1999. Ten-digit mandatory dialing will begin on Dec. 1. 1999. □ TO D A Y S FO RECAST Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-BOs. Lows tn the low608. □ QUOTE MPatience is b it - ter. but the fr u it is sw eet . " • Jean Ja cq u es Rousseau □ IN D E X B u s in e s s ....................... 6 A C la s s ifie d ................BB-7B C o m ic s .........................8B C r o s s w o r d ....................8B Do* B o m b ...................... 7 C D sa r A b b , ....................8C H s s lth h F itn ess . . . 2C H o rose o p s ....................8B La Laura .........................8C O b t t u a x ia s ....................3 A O p i n i o n ........................ 4 A Paopla ................... 3C -5C P o llc a B r ie r s ................. 3 A S p o r t s .......................1B-4U T V ................................. SC W eath er ....................... 2 A 91*t Year, No. 75 (407)322-2611 750 Cents Battle over for two cities By Bhari Bredis HERALD FEATURE EDITOR Ashton Gains (from Ml). Daniya Ross and Cayca Tamar art roady to perform, pleas* saa Page 1C. Decamber 6,1998 OVIEDO - The light between Oviedo and Winter Springs over Battle Ridge Is over. City Manager Oenr Williford said Thursday the city's attor­ neys have been Instructed (o dismiss Oviedo’s petition In the administrative case against the neighboring municipality. The action comes after the Oviedo City Council voted 3-2 Monday In executive session to cease further action against Winter Springs and the Florida Deportment of Community Af­ fairs. "From the city's standpoint, we've done what wc have to do," said Williford. Oviedo had until Dec. 14 to accept a stipulation and settlement agreement with Winter Springs or proceed with on administrative hearing. In which the city would have to prove Dial the annexation and land use change for Battle Ridge would have a negative Impart. In the Battle Ridge discus­ sions. the Oviedo City Council had championed the interests of the residents of Black Ham­ mock. Councilman Bob Dullari said Friday, while Black Ham­ mock Is nol In the city limits of Oviedo. It Is Integral to the character of the area. "I was very surprised and disappointed.’ Dullari said of the council's decision to dis­ miss the petition, 'll Is a grave miscarriage of Justice to the en­ vironmental community around Ovtedo.* Dullari said hr felt Black Hammock would be left wide open lo development If Battle Ridge Is allowed to pro­ ceed. The Black Hammock Asso­ ciation and MacKlnlcy's Mill Homeowners Association have opposed the annexation be­ cause of the fear of encroach­ ment of urban services In an area characteristically rural. Ovtedo Is proceeding with talks with the county on a Joint Planning Agreement for con­ tiguous areas affected by future land use changes. Oviedo Council Chairman Tom Hagood said In a letter to County Com­ mission Chairman Carlton Henley. "It Is vitally Important to the city of Oviedo to continue negotiations we have begun to reach an accord with Seminole county, through a Joint Plan­ ning Agreement.* MacKlnlcy's Mill homeowner Valerie Ei-Jamil said the JPA Is "vitally necessary" and said "there's nothing to stop Winter Springs (from annexing Into the hammock) at this point.* "I think the Black Hammock is at a very great risk,* said ElJamil. El-Jamll Is also concerned for the property values of homes In her community. She said she anticipates commercial devel­ opment on the north side of State Road 434, east of Toll Road 417. similar to Dial along U.S. Highway 17-92. The rounty will discuss the JPA at the Hoard of County Commission mretlng Tuesday. Plsass sss Battle, Pag* 3A Test scores ju m p at county high schools By Bill Karas HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY • Semi­ nole County students showed significant Improvements on the high school exit exam this year, led by Lake Brantley High School and followed by Semi­ nole. Lake Howell, and Oviedo high schools. Of the county students taking the High School Competency Test (HSCT). 88 percent passed the communications section and 87 percent passed the math portion. This represents a slx-potnt Improvement In communications, and a fivepoint Improvement in math. Passing both sections of the HSCT Is a requirement for stu­ dents seeking a standard high school diploma. Lake Brantley High School had the highest overall scores tn the county, with a 92 percent passing In math and 91 percent passing In communications. This Is an Improvement of eight points in communications and six points In math since last year. SEMINOLE COUNTY - Govemor Elect Jeb Bush says Florida can do belter to close the education gap • and the Board of Seminole County Commissioners has vowed Its support. On Tuesday, the BBC will adopt a resolution to back Bush's call for educational ex­ cellence. which Bush says will nuke Florida's system of public education a model for the en­ tire nallon. Man dies in brawl Note about another man’ s wife leads to fight at residence By MB 1 HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - A Lake Mary man died Friday morning fol­ lowing a fight over a remark he wrote about another man e wife. John Stas!. 34. wrote a dis­ paraging note about Oary l*etree's wife at a local bar. ac­ cording to Lake Mary detec­ tives. Petree. 24. confronted Stasl at his 315 Seminole Ave­ nue home, striking him several times In the face with his flats, and Stasl fell unconscious to the ground, police said. "There was significant trauma to the face and head." Lake Mary *7 Police chief Richard Beary ild. After returning to his 224 Fourth Street residence. Petree and his wife decided to return to Stasl's home to check on his well-being, police said. When they found Stasl still uncon­ scious. Petree's wife called 9-1- 1 while Gary Prtrrr started CPR. "It's a senseless death." Urary said. -Tills was a fight over a comment. This Is an ex­ ample of how a rtitnmml and anger can get out of luuid. It's sad.’ Stasl was pronounred drnd at Columbia Hospital. Petree has been charged with second de­ gree murder, and booked Into John E. Polk correctional facil­ ity. "Our big thing Is we did HSCT warm-ups every day In most classes." Lake Brantley principal Darvin Boothe said. "A couple of years ago. wc put together a long-term plan for Improving scores. This repre­ sents a lot of hard work by teachers and students." Lake Howell High School made a 15-point Improvement In communications, and a 10potnt Improvement In math. Nine-two percent of the stu­ dents taking the test passed In communications, and 86 per­ cent passed In math. "Wc had a school-wide effort to Improve test scores." Luke Howell principal Don Smith said. "We had activities for students from the ninth through the 12th grades. We took two periods on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and for 15 minutes we did nothing but prepare for the test. We didn't even allow students to leave the room." At Seminole High School. 86 percent of the students taking the test passed In math, and 80 Plsass as* test. Pag* 3A County Commission backs Jeb Bush’s educational reforms By Russ White HERALD STAFF WRITER Mnh ftsmlngoss w r s spotted In Lake Mary this wsok making an appearance at a residence During his election campaign. Bush visited nearly 200 public schools Including several of those In Seminole County. He warned school olftclals and county leaders dial Florida has reached the "crossroads" when It comes to education. "Wc have too many children and too many families that arc suffering because our govern­ ment Is not acting as a catalyst to help them but In many ways as u deterrent." Bush said. "Florida has consistently ranked among the bottom of Plsass so* Bosh. Pag* SA Tralnars Monica Rastrap and Sahar Aboul-Hoaan with Charlla Goats and Shannon Cotton. Student trainers play serious game By Jeff Bsrtlntcks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR OVIEDO • Crowds at Oviedo High football games can be pretty loud, but for two student trainers, their experience at the Citrus Bowl was a whole new world. Junior Monica Rrstrapo and senior Suhar Aboul-Hosen are trainers for the Oviedo football tram, but about a month ago they were contacted by former Ovtedo trainer and University of Central Florida graduate as­ sistant Brian HaUrl. to work at the UCF football game as as­ sistant trainers. So. Instead of working before family and friends, they went to work before 31.000 people. The whole tiling started when Ball State needed some extra trainers on Its sidelines for the Nov. 14 game at UCF. The school called UCF and. through HaUrl’s connections at Oviedo, they decided to use a couple of student-trainers. Aboul-Hosen and Rrstrapo were the drat to volunteer and. with the blessing of their teacher. Kevin "Doc" Mathews, they were off to the big time. When they got there. Ball State made sure they stayed busy and. little by little, the Oviedo trainers turned from the hometown tram and b e­ came flail State fans, at least for a day. "It was weird going out with the visiting team In our home­ town In front of so many peo­ ple.’ Rrstrapo said. T h e fans were booing us the whole time and one of them threw a beer at us when we went off the field at half-time.* at us when we went ofT the Held at half-time.’ Rrstrapo said at first she wanted to root for UCF but felt -------- -— --------------- she better change her mind after a few minutes. *1 started to yell for UCF and everybody on the Ball State bench Just looked at me. so I figured I'd better stop. Rcstrapo said. They were kept busy throughout the game. First, they spent time filling water cups on the sideline, but were also on the lookout for bleed­ ing players and helped out with the taping and Icing. Later, they workrd with the X-ray tram In the Bull Stale training room. H ie Oviedo football team turns out some pretty huge players, but neither one was prepared for the Immense size of the Ball State team. "They were really nice to us." Aboul-Hosen said. "They were Just so huge.* The girls may have spent a PI* an* ss* Tralnars. Pag* 3A �2 A • Sem inole H e \J FioreM ■SunOay Decem ber 6 i!*W RUSS W HITE Web surfing The live most llnked-to sites on the World Wide Web. Slte Number of links Welcome to Netscape WeDCrawlei H o n o rin g 1998*s d u b iou s achievers The l!*l*H awards lor Dubious Achievement and Behavior in or too rlosc-io S-ntlnole County were nearly swept away Ijy tornadoes or destroyed by wildfires. It took the flawid efforts Itv a gooh tuL\ ot Individuals to give everyone a break fntnt the natural disasters. U-T's noi force! how wacky a vear It was lit runchon t the rounty. A Sanford rop was fired for smoking on duty. TAvo Seminole County Sheriffs deputies were disciplined lor mooning, Our was later fired on another charge altout the same time that the Sheriffs Office was given a national award tor integrity. The dan ring babes at the House of Babes in Casselberry lost thetr jobs. also The adult club was renamed Risky Business and then went out of business Trying to stop a plan for a waterfront hotel/conference center at Fort Mellon I’ark. Doug and Debra Crossclose of Sanford rallied 2.700 people but lost. Did the Gross**loses's realty think they could beat City Hall? When County Commissioner Dick Van Der Wetde failed to turn in hotel and meal receipts for a trip to Europe, the Clerk of the Court held buck two of hi*, povchcrks He then sued her Tile Battle ol Kittle Ridge exhibited the worst of two i airs ■Winter Springs and Oviedo More than half of this development Is underwater. So are the combatants. Several U mgwood officials decided to give a key of the city to former Lyman High School pntu tpal Carlton ItrnW TVie mayor uti\rucd because Henley was running lor office as a county i ununissloner 1Irnley won the eleclion but lost the key. Boh Golf transformed School Board meetings into a demolition derby lie was banged up but ins battery kepi on going and going. He'll probably wind down in 2000 Circuit Conn Judge Leonard Wood was reprimanded by thr Supreme Court In Tallahassee lor being rude lo those who appeared before him He asked a nun and woman the details of their sex life All they wanted was a divorce. Former Orlando Magic play­ er Jerry Reynolds made a sex video with a 16-year-old. He said he thought she was much older. Televangelist Pat Robertson said God may destroy Orlando because the city allowed gay and lesbian flags to fly. Not many listened. God Included. Oviedo opened Its wondrous Marketplace In March but the food court hod no food and the 22 theaters had no movlrs. Proof that Elvis Is alive: Orlando Sanford Airport lost a thrite-weekly service to Gulfport but gained another to Memphis On the day the County Commission th.inked Will Adams lor his work lor the rounty, commissioners Dick Van Der Welch- and Grant Matoy de< Ided lo check In after the brief ceremony. They didn't think Adams deserved their time of day. Maloy angered Sheriff Don Eslinger for the objec lions hr had lor M- 16s requested by tfie agency- Maloy said he was concerned the sheriff was iry lug lo build jungle warfare bme Maloy envisioned more all agency more like that of Sherlock Holmes. Dike Mary rrsldrnts knew that thr flights in and out of Orlando Sanford Airjsjri were out of control when passen gers came to Iheir homes to claim their luggage. An aide lo a county com­ missioner said she received a i all from a men it>er ol the C hristian Coalition who asked if she and the lommlsstouer were Christians 'Die aide told the caller they were both Cathollr 'That doesn't count " T A \2M L C H R IS T M A S C A N D L E L IG H T fine tropical weight wool tuxedo with formal viirt, bow tie, cummerbund and jewelry Reg $520 I Im w K»rrxliar 9.70Q S E R V IC E O F R E M E M B R A N C E December 13th, 1998 7:00 p.m. Oak lawn Park Cemetery Rinehart Rd., & 46A Lake Mary *S99. NOW Complete Ensemble A U U l _ “LIGHTS OF LIFE” Gianni ROMA Smgla branstad. Download Netscape software____ Yanoo T h e P u b lic is In v ite d lo /M tctu l T uxedo -S a le - W £ SOu't* T*** Tr^ V Netscape and Yahoo are the two most linlied to sites on the World Wide Web D A T E I B O O K Dec M C om e li^ht a candle in loving m em ory o f your loved one av I i o has died as we rem em ber them in poetry, song and prayer. In h on or o f Iheir giving spirit, kindly bring an unw rapped toy for the Toys For Tots Program. Please IlSVP 32 2 - 1 26.V Sponsored by od? CCHT1HCATIS i1 fin TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in IKIH. President James polk reported to Congress that gold had been dts covered In California On this day in l9.Yr the American Fed elation of labor and the Congress ot Industrial Organ nations merged, to become the \FL I'll* (leorge Means was elected it's first president On this day in 1968, the Rolling Stones released Beggar s Banquet * TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Martin \an Harm 1T8J 18621, I S president George Armstrong Custer <18.19 1876' T S cavalry officer Wall Disney <1901 1966 film producer. Strom Thurmond ini; C S senator, is 96. Olto Pre minger(1905 t > filmdirector;Joan Didion <19.14 wnler. is 64 Art Monk 11957-1. football player, is 39 TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in pig] I SC' running back Marcus Allen won the ilcisman Trophy TODAY'S «Jl OFF: "One of Ihe sign* of passing youth is the birth ol a sense of fellowship with other human beings a* we take our place among them * Virginia Woolf TOD AA 'S IDS TORA 1*11 Ihis day in pi.'.t. President t'jlvin foolidge ail dressed a joint session «■: Congress li was the first presidential speech broadcast on radio un Ihis day in in.Vi psvt hnlogist Dr Joyce Brothers won the lop prize on The 164 ooo Question On this day in 197.1 Gerald Ford was sworn in as Vice President of Ihe Vnited States, following ihe resign.* lion of Spiro Agnew e m i t l l t t l n l.ixt I I I v a i n * lx g r o a t Subscribe lori.iy' Sem inole Herald • J?? 2611 LASIk - LASER VISION CORRECTION " . ..L A S I K has ch a n ge d m y life !. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS William S ILirl <1870 1946>. actor Joyce Kilmer 1886 |9|8>. poet Ira Gershwin (189*. 198.1» lyricist Agnes Mo. rrheud <1900 19741. actress Dave Brubeck (1920 > jazz musician, is 78 Wally Cox <19786 1973». actor. Peter Buck 1956 i, gm tanst, t* 42 «r 1 slarli-u wvaring gla->>*v‘> in iht- hth gr.uli- wht-n I uniMn'l w fltv chalk hiLiril i;nr the- past |K years | have depended on contacts or glasst-s to do everything from drive-, watch television anvl play sptrfs LASIK has changed mv life! I can now s»x- leaves un frees anil can go to the beach without worrying about losing a contact Ihe best flung is my vision keeps getting better!" 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SATURDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: nun. 6:20 a tn.. maj. 12:05 am ., min. 7:00 p,m.. maj. 12:45 p m TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 9:03 am.. 9:27 p m., low: 2:33 am., 3:15 pm. New Smyrna Beach: high: 9:08 am.. 9:32 p in., low. 2:38 am ., 3:20 p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 9:23 u.m.. 9:47 pm., low: 2:53 am.. 3:35 SATURDAY SUNDAY Ptcldy 82 61 P tc ld y 82 64 p.m. MONDAY TUESDAY Ptcldy 83 62 Shwra 81 S7 LOTTERY Hero are me winning numbors selected on Friday in the Florida Lottery: Fantasy S 48-20-22-26 Lotto (Nov. 28) 511-29-31-36-36 15% Discount from Santa When You Carpet Or Tile Your Entire House Before joPayments Til June 99^ BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach At New Sm yrna Beach: Seas arc 24 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 76 degrees and at New Symrnu. 76 degrees. Winds are from the east ut 10-15 m.p It. v C h r is t m a s ! y R B lH o tllfl Irvstocl STATISTICS Play 4 2-04-0 Cash 3 44*7 Th e high tem perature in S an ford F rid a y war n/a degreea and Ih e overn igh t low waa n/a degreea. R ecorded rainfall for the period ending at IO a.m. S a t­ urday waa 0.00 inchca. •Sunrlae................. 7:03 a.m . •Sunaet...................S:2U p.m . Sem inole Herald ".Sen mg Seimnote Counti Since l lniH" Sunday. December 6,1998 • Vol 91, No 75 Published Daily Except Monday Saturday 4 Christmas by Republic Newspapers Inc *300 8 French Awe . 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Florida ■Sunday December 6 1!W8 3A P O L IC E L O Q TNr following reports were compiled from the Seminole County Sheriff* Office for Incidents recorded Dec. 4: A rm e d r o b b e ry : ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Palm Springs Drive, 300 block, Dot-. 3. 2:39 p in. An 18-yrnr-old man was arrested by Alla* tnontr Springs l*ullrr for amirtl robbery. Police said the victim rrjxirtrd that the man. wearing a hood which covered much of Ills face, used a knife to help himself to a chain nnd a pager. B u rg la ry to a m o to r v e h icle : SANFORD, Truman S tm t. 3000 Mock. Dee. 3. 2:30 a.m. A 19-ycar old man and n 38-yrar-old man were arrested by Seminole Comity ShrrifTs deputies for burglary to u motor ve­ hicle. Deputies said the victim saw him break Into her car and remove the speaker boxes from her car. When she started to chase them, they dropped the speakers and got Into a car and drove away. Police tracked down the car and found the owners. Hie victim recognised the owners as the men who tried to lake the speokers. C o u n te r fe itin g a license p la te : CASSELBERRY. Cedar Ray Point, 3000 Mock. Dec. 3. 11:52 a.m. A 23-year-old man was arrested by Casselberry Police for counterfeiting u license plate. Police said the car was parked Illegally. While they were writing u ticket they noticed that the renewal sticker was a Post-It Note with a 99 written with a black marker. The owner was located, lie admitted to the al­ teration and was arrested. D r iv in g u n d er th e in flu e n ce: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. State Road 434 at Dowflas. Dec. 4. 12:14 a.m. A 45-yrar-old man was arrested by Altamonte Springs Police for drlvtng under the Influence. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Jackson S t m t at Phan S tm t. Dec. 4. 12:15 a.m. A 35-year-old man was arrested by Semi­ nole County Sheriffs deputies for driving under the Influence. LAKE MARY, lataratata 4 at Lake Mary Boulevard. Dec. 4. 12:34 a.m. A 33-year-old woman was arrested try the Florida Highway Patrol for driving under Ihr Influence. R etail th e ft: ALTAMONTE SPRJNOS, Stata Road 430. BOO block. Dec. 3. 4:20 a.m. A 20-year-old man und a 2 1-year-old man were arrcstrd try Altamonte Springs Police for retail theft. Police mild thr two entered a store and walked out the door with a bottle of wlnr and a 12 |>ark o f beer without making any effort to pay for the Items. Trainers-----continued from Fsfo 1A lot of time prewiring water lor •hr players hut they hale thinking that that’s all thry do as high school and now collrgr trainers. *1 hate that people think all we are Is water girls.* AbendHnsen said. *Wc hear people call us that all of the lime." Krstrapo experts to be a student-trainer again at Oviedo next year, but Aboul-Ilosen Is heading for college where she may get another oppommlty to work thr big time. She knows the trainers are the undernoticed und underappreciated, but she still en­ joys It enough to do It again. Thry may not get much at­ tention. but getting standing ovations from the Oviedo foot­ ball tram meant a lot to them after the season ended three weeks ago. High School Competency Test SCHOOL Lake Brantley Lake Howell Lake Mary Lyman Oviedo Seminole Winter Springs COMMUNICATIONS 96 97 96 Change 81 83 91 +8 80 77 92 +15 91 90 90 NC 73 91 86 -5 89 85 90 +5 79 72 80 +8 NA NA 89 NA MATH 96 97 86 86 81 76 88 89 76 92 90 85 82 71 NA NA Seminole County Florida______ 82 82 88 +6 77 78 81 +3 83 82 87 75 75 77 Test LA percent passed In communica­ tions. This Is an Improvement of 15 points In math, and right points In communications. 'Our teachers, faculty, staff, and students all worked ex­ tremely hard.* Seminole assis­ tant principal Brennan Asplen said. "We're very proud of our students and our school. We had MSCT Wednesday where wr honed In on HSCT skills In all of our classes. Whrthrr II was 10 or 15 minutes or the entire period was up to the teacher." At Oviedo high School, 90 perm it passed In both com­ munications nnd math. This Is a five-point Improvement In both categories. *Wc had rlassntom activities at Ihr end of classes to work on life long HSCT skills," Oviedo assistant principal Anna McCurthy said. "Our teachers rumpus wide workrd very hard. Our 11 th grade teachers worked especially hard. We're very pleased.* At Lake Mary High School. 90 percent passed In communica­ tions. und H6 perm it passed In math. At Winter Springs, 89 percent passed In communica­ tions and 88 percent passed In math. At Lyman. 87 percent passed In math and 86 percent passed in communications. Teachers and administrators across the county workrd to­ gether to share Ideas. Smith and Uoolhr said the Ideas from Lyman High School wrrr espe­ cially helpful. Lyman made Im­ provements of 18-polnts in communications and 10 points In math from 1996 to 1997. One idea of Lyman's that Smith and float he said they im­ Bush continued from Pag* IA large states In performance of Its schools.** Bush said. "The fault lies not with our teachers and students, but with a bu­ reaucracy tliut stifles excel­ lence. We must dismantle the bureaucracy and make our schools parent oriented and performance driven." Hush has drafted his educa­ tional call with the help of U. Go*.*, elect Frank Brogan, who has been a teacher, principal, school superintendent and Florida's Educational Commis­ sioner. Seminole County Commis­ sioner Kandy Morris told his fellow board members of the Importance to support the new governor's educational program two weeks ago und helped write thr resolution accepted to be adoptrd on Tuesday. "The Jeb Bush education refonn not only applies to our state but to the country." Morris said Friday. "It's a modified version that ought to appeal to each county In our state. Obvi­ ously. It Is of great Importance to every parrn t and child In the state." Morels said. Seminole County School Board Chairman Larry Furlong said Friday that Bush will not And five more cooperative peo­ ple than thr Seminole Board "as long as the governor elect's proposals enhance the county's educational system." Furlong said that he had not seen Bush's modified plan and tliut he and thr other board members would comment after thry had studied the modifica­ tions. The board Is scheduled to meet next week. Bush contends that many of those tn Florida's schools are not getting the education they deserve. Parents say that the quality of education their chil­ dren are receiving Is Infrelor to the education they recelvrd. Thry're upset tliut only half the high school graduates In the state go on to collrgr. *A quality education Is the key to ensuring that every stu­ dent can live, not just drrum. the American dream," said Bush, who is concerned about what he terms 'significant gaps" In student achievement among different groups of stu­ dents. He cites these examples: • In 1197. 79 percent of white students passed both sections of Florida's High School Com­ petency Test (HSCT) on the first attempt, but only 60 percent of Hispanic students and 44 per­ cent of African American stu­ dents passed both the math and communications sections of the HSCT. T h e average Florida SAT score tn 1997 was 1043 for whites. 954 for Hlspanlcs and 856 for African Americans. •Nearly 80 percent of fourthgraders tn Florida's urban cores are reading below a baste fourth grader’s level while 74 percent of the state's urban corps eight-graders are per­ Battle continued bom Page 1A Hie JPA will determine future land use. first response and annexation boundaries. Will the JPA protect the Black Hammock? Robert King, a resident, and member of the association said Friday. “If the governments In­ volved Intend to deliver on the promises and policies that they iiave proposed from thr begin­ ning. If they will do what they have laid the public they Intend to do. then there Is u future for the people tn Black Hammock. "But. If this ts Just a way to get through the problems at hand today, and they have no sincerity. If this Is Just to allow future elected official the loop holes thry need to urbanize eastward, then this entire proc­ ess will have been a waste of time and a failure." County Commissioner Randy Morels said the issue of an­ nexation. with regard to both municipalities, ts much larger than Just the Battle Ridge prop­ erty. He said It remains to be seen how Oviedo und Winter Springs will resolve future Is­ sues of contiguous land along Toll Road 417. and particularly around the Oviedo mall. On Tuesday, the commission will be asked for direction on the stipulation and settlement agreement presented by Winter Springs Nov. 24. Morels said he would be very surprised If the board went along with tile agreement, and he feels thr county’s attorney may recom­ mend Hurt Seminole County dismiss Its petition against Winter Springs. forming below basic eight grade levels. "I strongly believe it Is es­ sential that no child Is led be­ hind tn the quest for higher standards." Bush said. Most school Jurisdictions welcome Bush's proposals but some are reluctant to do too much too soon. Morris said that he Is hopeful that the Seminole County School Board will agree with the modified plans Bush Is offering. Thr Seminole County school system Is considered to be among the elite systems In the state. Furlong said every effort will be made to keep it that way and If It was not comfortable with modifications Bush pro­ posed. It would not support them. *1 woidd hope that the Re­ publicans on the Board of Commissioners und the School Board would want to be sup­ portive of what our new gover­ nor Is trying to do." Morels said. The governor and Lt. Gov. Bro­ gan have challenged community leaders, educational adminis­ trators. teachers and parents and students to respond to the call." n Percent Passing Scores By Subtest • G rade 11 October ‘96.'97,’98 plemented was feeding stu­ dents before the test. At Lake Howell, the students were fed brrakfast before the test. At 1-akr Brantley, the students were fed orange Juice, bagels, und donuts. "When we heard that Lyman did dial we thought It was a good Idea.* Boothe said. "It srt thr stage on a more positive OBITUARY 98 92 B6 86 87 90 86 88 Change +6 +10 -3 -5 +5 +15 NA Jit Aiemoxtj Of. Jeremy David Murray Jan. 1t, 1972 • One. 6. 1997 +5 +2 notr. and gives the students time to settle down. I don't know If It made a difference tn scores or not. but the students liked It." Statewide. 81 percent passed In communications and 77 per­ cent passed In math. Hus is a three-point improvement In communications, and a twopoint Improvement In math. HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-92 - Maitland Pti. 339-4MS Gone Hunt. Owner * A ‘ A yt.ii jj; ii Ii .I. ij he ik-i iiti*<l he coultln'l »t.i> Me l ie t h i- life ( In lh.il m ill curly mum .ill jlone hul ever mi hold ( « i l filled him With him view my hcjrt hi' m iii Ic . ho hmy-hler .ind mhiI Nii one lm m '. 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A gun cabinet and more au -81 quite sell-reliant while others lequiie considerable i ate Ai Alternative ab - h 69 residences in the Oviedo area please slop lev for a visit or , i i . o i a ’! milA l t er n a t iv e L iv in g S e r v i c e s W a r in llu r t t ll»a U.ii.o UVwxIs ftlvil ■ 1HI/) ......... ... s .. Alafaya IVooil Rlvd • 1117i •• 1 CUn BnJijt <»s Alexandria Mid • ' <011 3AV t o il FREE Holiday Respite Care Saturday, December 5th £? 19th ._ ------— -- For details, call I S ? - 101 l �i I 4A - Seminole Henikl Santoul. Fk*>dj ■Sorxtsv December 6 1998 Editorial & Opinion Our Views Slow down Seminole County drivers Speeding, especially during the holidays, has become .1 way o f life. Hut there Is one area where speeding should absolutely not be tolerated or condoned and that's In school tones. AH over Seminole County, drivers can see the blinking lights before and after school, especially at elementary schools and middle schools where hundreds of kids tide their hikes each day. Drivers can also plainly see the reel lights and stop signs on the schooi buses that ferry students to the county’s 53 schools. Too many people are (lying through the school /ones and It’s Just a matter o f time before somebody gets seriously hurt this year. At Sanford Middle School, for example, the speed limit ts 20 miles per hour for roughly 100 yards during the periods Just before and after school. At Pine Crest Elementary, there Is a similar zone on Airport Boulevard. It’s a great place for police officers to Just sit and wait tor speeding drivers who won’t take the time and safety precaution to slow down for a half-minute. There are other places where there are many more bicycle riders. At Sabal I*otnt Elementary and Lik e Mary Elementary, for example, ktds ride thetr bikes thnnigh sometimes obscured to drivers by the tree-lined streets. The schools mandate that the riders wear helmets, hut It doesn't mean that an unsafe driver Isn’t going to speed through their areas. Seminole County has been fortunate considering the number o f violators, few o f whom ever get caught. The school zone warnings arc not difficult to see. Flashing lights over the center o f the road and. usually, smiling and waving safety officers keep an eye on the situation, but >t still doesn’t deter drivers from trying to take a few less seconds o ff their travel time. Drivers should be aware, however, tliat If they are caught speeding In a school zone, tickets start at about S2SO During the holidays, everyone Is rushed and has their mind on other things besides their driving. Tills Is no excuse, however, to be zooming through the school zones considering the potential for disaster. What could be worse than Injuring a small child walking or riding to school? I Arts, alive and well in Seminole County ----This past week’s Second Annual Arts Alive In Sem i­ nole! festival demonstrated the diversity o f talent In Seminole County's schools. The festival featured visual and performing art from elementary, middle and high school students tn from o f an enthusiastic crowd at the Orlando Museum o f Art. The festival was a tremendous success, with dedicated work from school board officials, staff, students, and the critical support o f businesses and corporations. The challenge for Seminole County schools Is to ensure the success o f the festival translates into dally success tn the classroom, helping students reach their full artistic potential. County schools have fine teachers and dedicated stu­ dents. The students need to be embraced by the com ­ munity not Just on one night, but on a consistent basis. Students need mentors, such as Seminole High School graduate Joe Good who volunteers with the school's gospel chotr while attending Rollins College. Mentors often receive as much as they give, as Good can attest when he said ’ these kids are a blessing to me.’ Students also need the support o f businesses, churches, and most o f all families. The talented artists and performers In Seminole County cannot reach their potential alone. The Arts Alive in Seminole! festival serves as a beacon for greater community involvement tn schools. Berry's World Community Views The “ facts 99 I tv t ) . im - ll L n d l g li In response to the Nov. 2 I letter by Don Cain, let us reexanilne die facts about the pro­ posed Astor Fanils housing d e ­ velopment FACT: Farmland can be qual­ ity tuibll.it lor wtldltli Kestrels, loggerhead shrikes, kllldrrr. cattle egrrls. sandhill cranes, while Ibis and hawks are some of the birds th.11 leed on In­ set Is, grass shoots, earth­ worms. rodcnis und snakes found In farm Helds Wildlife In the forests adjacent In the Astor F a t i n s Is even mote abundant and diverse. Increased traffic will result In more mad kills of opossums, turtles and arma­ dillos. Fatalities of blark bears will continue to Inrrease. The Astor Farms project will cause conflicts, forced relocations and extinction's of local wildlife populations FACT: The 345 proposed homes on the site will withdraw more water from the Florida aq­ uifer und create mure wastewa­ ter. noise and traffic problems than the 100-130 homes which might be allowed. The zoning should remain at the current density of one dwelling every five acres. Even one dwelling on one acre would not be com­ throughout the entire flight?' M y T w o C en ts x ( 1 X 1 (* s t ( patible or appropriate to this neighborhood. FACT: A report obtained from the US Gmloglcul Survey Officr In Altamonte Springs shows a reduction 111 thr average amount of water flowing dally from Wckiva Springs. From 1969, when data was first re­ corded. until I!K)M. water dis­ charge from the aquifer has de­ creased bv approximately four million gallons per day. Some counties in Honda are already tolled to impori potable water FACT: Thr Wrklva River turns east at thr approximate latitude ol Astor Fanns. If the Wrkiva Protection boundary line was equal In dlslanrr from thr river at all points, more acreage of Astor Farms would be Inside the zone. The existing straight line north fmm mute 40 Is not arbitrary. It Is raslly o l u m n surveyed and raslly enforce­ able. FACT: Violating taws beenuse they are made In Tallahassee, the rapital or our state, und not In Sanford Is contrary to our representative forms of govern­ ment. FACT: Pnipeny owners must obtain the approval of their lo­ cal government before altering thr use of their land. The right to the use of the property Is rstuhltshrd communally under our laws. The reasonable uses of the property are explained In policies 2.12.4 and 2.12.5 of the County Comprehensive Plan. FACT: The State of Florida does not have rnough money to purchase all the environmen­ tally sensitive land that owners would like to rrzone to higher development densities. Local governments huvr to Insure that the design of private develop­ ment Is compatible with the needs of wildlife and the pres­ ervation of natural resources. The government docs not need to purchase Astor Forms be­ cause the Wcklvn Protection Act Is already Intended to preserve this environmentally valuable area by restricting development to rural densities. FACT: The Board of County Commissioners’ decision on Astor Farms was not bused on the facts. The facts can be found In the county staff rep. which recommended against development, and in the Weklva River Protection Act. Look at an aerial photo, or better yet. drive out to the farm to confirm that It Is completely surrounded by wooded five acre lots and a wooded conser­ vation area. I have been a Florida resident since 1958. I’m concerned about the Im­ pacts of growths on wildlife, our diminishing air quality, the gridlock traffic situation and the threat to our fresh water supply fm ronremed about the failure of local governments to take appropriate action. Darrell Leldlgh liven and writes from Lake Mary. We invite readers 10 submit their thoughts in writing on county issues regarding people, places ami things to the M j Tm> Cents Column. To give more residents a chance to express their views, we ask that individual guest writers submit no than one column a month and try to write no mare than TOO words. Writers should include their address and telephone number with all correspondence. Please mail to the Seminole Herald, Editor. 300 N. French _____ Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771 or fax to (407) 323-9408. or email to shcditortisol.cxsn.__________________ ______ Other Views Happy anniversary to a nation under turmoil As a cantankerous columnist. I would be remiss if | allowed the year 1998 to pass Into posterity without noting (he 200th anniversary of die na­ tion’s first Constitutional crisis, which Involved attempts to re­ strict the freedoms of speech and the press. The United States was a 10year-old Infant, struggling to define the role of the federal government and to gain a foot­ hold tn a world of more power­ ful nations. England and Napoleonic France were fight­ ing. and war with the French appeared Imminent. In the capital city of Philadel­ phia. emotions ran raw. The Federalists, party of President John Adams, favored the aristo­ cratic and orderly British. The Democrat-Republicans, party of Vice President Thomas Jeffer­ son. supported the obstreper­ ous and egalitarian French. Partisan newspapers regularly screamed Insults at the opposi­ tion and at each other. Presi­ dent Adams heatedly accused his tormentors of the ’ domestic treachery" tliat America’s ene­ mies would use to "subdue our country." The turmoil reached such a pitch In the summer of 1798 that the Federalist-controlled Congress derided to lake mai­ lers Into Its own hands. It passed three "alien" laws, which essentially gave thr president (he right to deport uny Immigrant at any time (many of Adams’ critics, and especially Republican newspa­ per editors, were foreign born), and a "Sedition Act.* which (lew directly In the face of the re­ cently minted First Amendment. It would henceforth be a crime, the act read, to "write, print, utter or publish...any false, scandalous and malicious writing or writings against thr Government of the United States, or either House of the Congress of the United States, or the President of the United States, with Intent to defame.’ Violators could be fined up to $2,000 and sentenced to two years In prison. The Sedition Act was to ex­ pire on the lust day of Adams’ term, thus making abundantly clear Us partisan nature. The first to be convicted under the act was one Matthew Lyon, an Irish-born businessman, news­ paper publisher and Con­ gressman from Vermont, who was known for tils fierce d e­ nunciations of the Federalists. They sometimes referred to him as Ihe "Lyon of Vermont" and often as "beast." "monkey" and "ass." Once, on the floor of Con­ gress, he spat In Ihe face of a Federalist antagonist, and was attacked In turn with a cane. On July 31, 1798— two weeks after Adams signed the Sedition Act Into law —a Vennont news­ paper published u letter Lyon liad written earlier that lam­ basted Adams' continual grasp for power" and accused the president of an "unbounded thirst for ridiculous pomp, foolish adulation, or selfish avarice." Lyon was indicted, convicted, fined $1,000 and sent to Jail for four months, lie was re-elected by a large ma­ jority while imprisoned.' Friends raised the money to pay his fine. The Sedition Act proved enormously unpopular with citizens who hud grown fond of their right to say what they pleased about those who gov­ erned them. The luted laws prompted Thomas Jefferson to write the Kentucky Resolutions, which called for the nullifica­ tion of the Allen and Sedition Acts, and Inspired James Madison to write his famous "Virginia Resolutions.* In which he argued that ‘ In this country, the people, not the Government, possess the absolute sover­ eignty." Public antipathy for the laws contributed lo Adams' de­ feat and Jefferson's victory In Ihe elrtilons of 1800. In the two yeurs the Sedition Act was on Ihe books, some 25 people were arrested for vio­ lating II. Fifteen were Indicted, and 10 were convicted— Including a New Jersey man who was fined $100 for saying he was disappointed that the wadding of a cannon shot fired tn Adams’ honor had not struck the presidential derriere. After he was sworn In. Jeffer­ son pardoned all who had been convicted under the act. and Congress voted lo repay their fines. Can you imagine what It would be like in America today If It were a crime punishable by lines and Imprisonment to criti­ cize politicians? If Enemies of Dill could not call him a draftdodging womanizer? If Newt's naysayers had lo hold their tongues? Political pie throwers resurface A few weeks ago. an outfit called the Dlontc Baking Bri­ gade threw a pic In San Fran­ cisco Mayor Willy Brown s face In order to call attention to the usual Issues: thr homeless, the environment, etc. Apparently the Brigade is an international ring, because one of Its repre­ sentatives also pled William Gales In Europe last summer. When William Gates got pled, the world was briefly amused. When the Mayor got pled, how­ ever, San Francisco was not amused one bit. "See why they want you to keep your seat belt on about A stor Farms From all spectra of local opinion, right, left and other, the consensus seemed to be that the ple-ers should get the book thrown In Ihelr faces. Most want the pie throwers charged with felony assault. Mayor Brown, though no longer well-liked, was called an "Involuntary victim." He was. In fact. Injured, a leg bruised In the ensuing "melee.* after the pastry hurling Black leaders found that the incident had racist overtones. The president of the San Francisco NAACP. Alex Pitcher, said. "In my opin­ ion. this Is a felony.... Those responsible should go to the penitentiary." Supervisor Amos Urown called It "a ertsls of Inci­ these are among the many lu­ minaries who have allowed themselves to be pled for our amusement. Of course these people were all trained profes­ sionals. the ple-throwtng was consensual, und they were all well paid for thetr alleged hu­ miliation. vility.* Rev. Arnold Townsend of the First Union Baptist Church said, "I wonder how (hey would feel If ihey saw three or four A f­ rican -Amcriran men heading towurd them." Young black men wllh pies? Gee' what a fearsome Image. One of ihe Brigadiers. Rabula Janowskl. an alleged thrower, and herself Injured with a bro­ ken clavicle In the melee after the Incident, shot back: "In a plelug, the Intention Is neither for the ple-cr nor the ple-Be to be Injured. It's political thea­ ter.* Well. It's hard lo know where I stand on this. Oil the one hand, our silver sc reens once burst with silent movie comedi­ ans who literally dripped with custard. Oh. bow we laughed! Later In the century. Lucille Hall would get pled frequently, to our approval. Hob Hope. Jack Lemmon. Tony Curlls— It’s still a motif used to great efTect. Nowadays, of course. It’s more likely to be garbage, dung or some toxic substance drip­ ping from the face of the screen star, but the low humor Intent Is the same. The low humor ante has been upped, that's all. Along with robber chickens, banana peels, guys In gorilla suits and the ogling of mam­ mary glands, a face covered with viscous goo has been a staple of American humor for at least a hundred years. Hut does pie-throwing belong In politics? As much as I enjoy seeing stufTed shirts unstuffed. I ll confess to a prejudice. I hate "political Ihealer." I hate "street theatrr." Ever since the Ylpples. I've found amateurish guerrilla theatrics tiresome and smug. They are vestiges of the '60s that should have died there, along with bell bottoms, psy­ chedelic music and paisley. That It's being revived In the '90s by otherwise humorless activists Is depressing. Still, If the ple-ers do go to Jail for this. It would be further proof that the country in gen­ eral has lost Us sense of humor along with Its sense of direc­ tion. if they're convicted, shouldn't we then go after eve­ rybody who's ever told a Monica Lewinsky Joke as well? (I've heard enough Monica Lewinsky Jokes now to think that might not be such a bad Idea: it would certainly discourage stand-up comics—always a public good—und would ease Internet traffic considerably.) And. If Ihey go to Jail, what will Ihe poor tree-huggers say when asked by the tattooed killers with whom they share a dank cell, ’ Hey, what ore you In for?" I tell you. the kids won't last a minute In there. I’m willing to bet that BUI Gates would sooner face a thousand pies than another lawsuit. And I'll bet that Willy Brown would rather face pies titan bullets. Come to think of it. maybe this could be an al­ ternative to Impeachment. Give our honorable representatives plea, put President Clinton on the floor, and have them let fly. live on C-Span. �Sem inole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. Decem ber 6, 1998 - 9 A Last Chance” 2 Homes Wanted In Tho Stminote County Arts HOLIDAY SPECIAL Show Ho mu- Promotion 40% Discount HolldMy Shopping Sprit Git! Cirtiftciti Wttti hirehue Help Us Advertise our New American Made Premium Select insulated I Vinyl Siding and Overhangs Be a part ot our Show Home Promotion1 * Lifetime Warranty on Later 6 Material • lifetime Warranty Against Mildew A Had •THICK OROfMCK FORM FITTING INSUUTK)N AS ON TV • Maintenance Free Living. Senior Discount. REFERENCES AVAILABLE NOMONEYDOWN CALL NOW! 100%FINANCING 1-800-926-3166 OR 904-437-6393 CGC042127 24 HO URS A DAY 3=IZ S S I P o l o ’s B i l l i a r d s The Seminole Herald Pet Of The Week is Big Kahuna, a 5-year-old Siamese mi*. Big Kahuna, a neutered male. is declawed and like* to stay indoors. He is available at the Seminole County Humane Society, at the Intersection ot County Home Road and U S. Highway 17-92 next to Flea World In Sanlord. For in­ formation, call (407) 323-8685. —Presents— ? S Cjiriltma* IJartp December 12th •8:00 p.m. 3111 Orlando Dr., Sanford, F L Shoe d rive bu ilds m ountain SPECIAL TO THE HERALD Altamonte Springs - Ranging In si/e from newborn to men's stir 15. more llun 1.000 pairs of shoes have been collected by the staff of Dr. Harry Levin in a communltywlde 'Holiday Sea­ son Nearly-New, Ilarely-Used Shoe Drive* to benefit less for­ tunate people. All Of tile shoes will be given to local charities Just prior to Christmas. A “shoe mountain.* reaching over six feet In height, has been 'built* with the donations In the lobby o f Dr. Levin's Altamonte Springs office. 'Our shoe drive has hern an overwhelming success and It's ■t -i . ' i i _ ...i not over yet," said Dr. Levin, an orthodontist. *Our Initial goal was to collect 500 pairs but we are well beyond and still counting!* Launched Nov. 1, Ihts was ihe llrst year Dr. Levin and his staff have sponsored the shoe drive *We are especially apprecia­ tive of ihr I I arra schools dial have been enthusiastically par­ ticipating.* he said. Iliese schools are: Heathrow Elementary, Like Mary Ele­ mentary. Kretli Elementary. Subul Point Elementary, Wilson Elementary. Teague Middle School, Luke Hrantlry High School. Lake Mary High School. Seminole High School. Annun­ ciation Catholic Academy and Orangrwood Christian School /Ml schools have shoe donation collection bins located on their caniputv. gospel _ choir will perform Tlie New Life Word Center Is located at 131) Oak Avenue. The choir also performed Tues­ day night In Arts Alive In Semi­ nole!. continuing to hone their skills while setting the audi­ ence clapping and singing. "We're half-way through the school year and getting letter,* Seminole High School's Music Director Dob McGuire said. *Wc have three show choirs and a \-uz bund. All (he shows arc coming together * Joe Good, an SIIS graduate who now works with the choir us a volunteer while studying at Rollins College, said the choir Is working hard and singing beautifully. "All honor goes lu G-d,* Good said. "A lot of preparation goes Into thts. The kids have been a blessing to me.* All shoes will be donated lo Mustard Seed of Central Flor­ ida. which provtdrs support to families struggling with homelessnesss. and Goodwill In­ dustries of Central Florida which helps thousands of men and women with employment barriers, such as homclrssness. Illiteracy and disabilities, find fobs. (407 ) 322-2277 Tickets: $ 25.00 per person $40.00 per couple 0M-9 asji(0Mt/ Ticket Price Includes: Food, Billiards, Soda, Draft Beer A Entertainment All Bottled Products $1.00 We Will Close To Public That Eve Tickets On Sale At Polo's J. (Formerly ot Plush). Anyone wishing lo donate shoes can bring them to either of Dr. Levin's offices, located at 003 N. Stale Hoad 434. Alta­ monte Springs, and 3530 W. Like Mary Itivd., I.akr Mary, or any participating schools. The only rrciulremrnt Is dial the shoes tie In decent condition and clean. Please tie or rubber band each pair. For more Information, contact Sheryl Kurland at (4071 7H0- m\ & v - it * * * * Special gueet appearance by girts tram R.E.A.L. — Honest, D ^ n d a b le ,' Guaranteed and Dedicated I Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. Tke Caeai. OrtgM Pretaer el Me tab Street ley*. M e I see H EAL. (Tim iiso has sorted with Steven Stilts. Aria Guthne. | The Grateful Dead and marry other suchartists) m . . i ft .................. By will Kerns HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • The Seminole High School Gospel Choir will perform Saturday at 6 p in. at the New Life Word Center in Sanford. (N e x t to Food L io n ) r* K - u a iin «| D id D r . J o n D a y ’s D e p a r tu r e L e a v e Y o u “ O u t in th e C o l d ” ? Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 322-8415 R epairing and R ebuilding Autom atic Transm issions 209 W. 25th St., Sanford mv-00664 Sin ce 1959.~Same Location 3 K p S S .t S ** $ 1 .2 9 i»un c®me See Our New Look!! % «e r 2 2 1V\KV> M enu 9 9 * Golden Lamb Restaurant BIST FOOD • BIST SERVICE • BEST PUCES 2F0I S. FRENCH AVI., SANFORD. FL * O P E N 7 D A Y S S A M - 8 P M * H O L I D A Y S T IL L N O O N £ FRIDAY FR ESH CATFISH or HADDOCK FreeSeminar*FreeBrunch Come Join us at Shoney's, 3150 Orlando Dr., Sanford, on Wednesday, December 9th at 10:00 a.m. Seating is limited, please RSVP welcome at Bayhead Eye Centre. Voted “ National 1998 Independent Optometrists o f the Year,” we have served Seminole county for over 20 years. (407) 322*4278 O a k la w n P a rk C e m e t e r y a n d F u n e ra l H o m e Call Today F o r An Eye E xam ination Appointm ent is o f f e r i n g t h is i n f o r m a t i o n o n l y s e m i n a r o n T h e S i m p l i c i t y P la n V e te r a n s , d o n ’ t m is s h e a r i n g a b o u t o u r S p e c ia l V e t e r a n P r o g r a m . Oaklaw n Park Cem etery and Funeral Home 5000 County Rd. l(vA, Sanford, FL Dr. Ingrid Peterson & Dr. Carol Logan Bayhead Eye Centre 820 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford, FL (407) 322-2230 �V r? . » « r ’ .ftf * AV V * l— * Sem inole H erakj Sanlord. Flonda • Sunday Decem ber 6. 199H Business □ B R I E F L Y wsm akers Prime Co Personal Commu­ nications opened its newest rrt.ill store at 440 K. Altanuuitr Drive In Altamonte Springs. Hu* 3.300 squarefoot store Is the company'* sixth location In Central Florida Tracy L Huggins has relumed as manager and funeral director at Baldwin Fairchild Cemeteries and Funeral Homes. Oviedo Chapel. Huggins previously had been with the company for seven years. She is president of the Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce Florida Solar Technology Inc., a distributor of pool heating systems, posted sales of 108 pool heating systems lor sales revenues of $740,000. Central riortda Title, with sLx local ofllees Inchiding one in Longwood. announces the opening of Its new office at 4950 Mali Road. Suite II in Orlando. The Seminole County Con­ vention and Visitors Bureau rrported that the actual tour­ ist tax revenue for this fiscal year through October Is up 29 percent over the same pe­ riod In fiscal year 1097-98. The projected difference had been 17 percent. Taylor Woodrow Commami­ nes has relocated Its regional olllces to Alaqua Lakes In Lungwood. A series of promo­ tions and transfers will mean an expanded presence In Central Florida, rompnny of­ ficials said. Keith Bass Is re­ gional director. Barbara Klich has been mimed regional ad­ ministrator Altamonta Sprtngs-ba— d general contractor Roger Ken­ nedy Construction Inc. re­ cently ranked among Florida Trends 1998 T o p 200 Pri­ vate Companies* based In Florida. Michael D. Knadel Is president and principal of the company. Reahrest Partners Inc. of Maitland recently posted long-term lease transactions for office and warehouse properties worth more than 9230.000. In Seminole County. Michael Heidnch. di­ rector of Industrial and Lind, and Jay Miller represented owner Frank flraroo In nego- tlatlon a lease Tor 1.700 squarr feet of office space and 2.900 square feet of space on Sanford Oviedo Road to Total Lot Care Inc., a Winter Springs rompany. As­ sociates Tom Kelley and Todd Davis represented Select Se­ curity Inc. In negotiations for a lease of 1,703 square feet of office space at 745 W. State Road 434 In Longwood. Jim Wade of Wade Properties is the landlord. We make your business insurance our business. Chilling In Maitland Tha Anal Communications chib team. Stephanie Tocash. Dennis Schulte. Susan Fortin and Chns Wal. re­ cently won the Florida Slate Chd contest, which was held m Maitland Almost 00 teams participated ei the event United Cerebral Palsy, with olfr.es in Sanford. Ortando. Kissimmee and Winter Garden, organized the tund-raiser. This year's event raised more than $35,000 lor children with disabilities and their families Tracy L. Hugglna w D S e want 1.1 hv p air pinner Retail outlets, stores violate label laws TALLAHASSEE - Florida Agrtculturr Commissioner Bob Crawford announerd recently that Ills department has written 1.497 'Country of Origin La­ beling* violations to supermar­ kets and other retail outlets In the last three years. Stores (hat were died did not comply with Honda's County of Ongtn Libeling statutr * a law rcqulhng foreign-grown pro­ duce to bear stickers or signs Indicating where It was grown. *Duhng the past three years. Flonda lias been inundated with foreign-grown fruits and vegetables.* Crawford said. ‘ Dunng ihc same penod of lime, a number of food-home Illness outbreaks associated with foreign products have oceurred. The Ixiltom line here Is (hat Fiohda consumers deserve to know the source of the pro­ duce they buy nt grocery slorrs.* Although Crawford's olfler has Issued violation notlrrs m M ONSTER D EBT ? w lx ii it Vink’s tn iiiMinukc pn« » ta n .(a a it.ic t ustixLiy te q u ilirv Ix im ik ’v , pruc-vtam rvrry region of the slate, the levrl of cooperation and com­ pliance rate on the part of re­ tailers Is quite high, as viola­ tions occur In only 10 perernl lo 12 percent of Inspections. Dunng the last three years. Inspectors have Issued $171,950 In hues lo 487 re­ peat olfenders. Crawlonl has authorized Inspectors to Ini­ tially Issue a notice of violation. If the store Is still uoi In com­ pliance when II Is rrlnspectrd. a $200 flue Is Issued. Fines are doulded rath lime a store Is guilty of subsequent violations•up lo a m.txlumin hnr of •5.000. "We are taking the health and well-being of our citizens seri­ ously. and will continue to be vigilant about enforcing this law,* Crawford said. *1 am grabbed lo see dial other states arr looking at enacting their own Country of Ongtn taw. and 1 am strongly supportive of a ii.illou.il law liter- this, as well.* fritn A u to (\vik-rs Insurance ( j«n|\inv \MU lake v.Kv* 1 4 >vuir U runes* Himmu. c while >vm take van.* «<( L E T ’S K I L L I T ! Y um may fcm ** • p v rw n . • e lf t t n p k q n J M a t w ir p lo if d , m an ied. fa m ily . f r it a J . io -» w irk$ » u* chu rch f t i m i lh a l coaaid m m u m h e lp l l t k x w i i m att re hem m o th they a a m they M ill m ay he m i a fm a m ta J u s u re r« Tha ii petddeem pvuhaMy UartoxJ w ith an m « r f v if t n n a i of t ie d . I ca rd *. m edia *1 r n r f | r t k m o r p a l p a r p la n n in g I hear are c . n w n M a k t * h v y u m l that# la n fr it i am i wa can h e lp end the M f t i i o f l i t m g u« (he M I D Ploiierr Cirilil A I Via ( <Mi*. 4mlainhi .SriVMrc • In itia l C o n s u lta tio n b F R E E • S tric tly C o n fid e n tia l a C o n so lid a te d BUI* w ithout a loan • N o C re d it C h e c k e Im m ediate A p p ro v a l $ • S ing le M o n th ly Paym ent g (407) 327-9550 hi'tik’ss! rchiwo rocji x d u to -O w n e n h u u rm m * !*• Car IVarwi 's v e o - v a - TO N Y RUSSI IN SU RAN CE aars ■. French Ava. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 SAT. SUN. & MON Trammell Crow North Flor­ ida has been named exclu­ sive leasing and marketing agent for two large retail buildings In Casselberry with a combined total of 106.452 square feet of space. The buildings, formerly occupied by Service Merchandise on an 8.7-acre site, are located at the intersection of State Road 436 and U.S. Highway 17-92 Larry Furlong, an Insurance executive with Fidelity Na­ tional Title, has been named chairman of the Seminole County School Board. Fur­ long serves as major accounts manager for Florida for FNT. he has served on the school board for the past two years, he also served as a Seminole County Commissioner from 1990-1994. Michele Freeland Is the new closer at the Longwood office of Central Florida Title. Kevin Ceeieno. a sales con­ sultant In the Florida Solar Division of Florida Solar Technology, was the com­ pany’s top producer for No­ vember with 18 Installations and $81,000 In sales reve­ nues. Shane Ackerman was the top producer In the Solar Advan­ tage division of Florida Solar Technology with 14 Installa­ tions for $63,000. Linda K. Sawyer was named operations officer at Commu­ nity National bank of MidFlorida on Lake Mary Boule­ vard. which Is scheduled to break ground soon. Judy Cayton was named controller for Florida Solar Technology of Sanford. Skip West, president of the com­ pany. was elected president of the Central Florida Chapter of the National Pool and Spa Institute. V'Vwfl I �t SEMINOLE 5^ Cl)f Her,ill) . it ». i. »U't i*«| i in* » I f I#•'1.1 Jeff Borlinicko 1 HERALD ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR « *. Li# t)« ■ #» f'* »H IB Resourcefulness saves Seminole Deep bench helps Tribe girls defeat Mainland -a .v Rams' start surprises Gaud reau LAKE MAUY . You should have m i ’ ii tin- look mi Mike G.uidre.uis l.ii «• .iltrt his Itinis llrsi two tames nl tin* hmmiii Gatldreau Is the Imivs has keihall i n.it h ai Lake Marv Inti lie ItMikeil almost stiililieil aI'tn his Kauis heal Wymote luesil.iv ami tame back to down Winter Sprtnijs nmtsilav Hie look was not ol slus h hut lather ol stii|irtse lhe Itallls tame hai k down to ratlli on Friday with a inishliu! loss to |m>w«-i lul He Until, hill that shotitili1 1 take aw’.iy from the tram s super start to a rehuiUhiu; season Ills Halits were rxprt led to lltilsh near the bottom ol the district ami 111<* toiilerente this season With almost no onr hack from a sometimes under ar hlevltni and sometimes over •iihleMtik* team last season, he lias basically taken List year's |untor varsity learn anil turned them Into winners And that |unlor vatsitv tram llnished around Soil last year Instead ol inmiim out ol the Hale youiiH and mespenenied the kind ol team that mas nmw up by February. his team has taken the eountv bv surprise True his wins were ot(.iinsl Class 2A and !IA lotnpetttion but Wyntore ln-.it the Hants last year ami Winter Springs is e\ pet ted to contend lor the rounty title this y e .tr It's earlv. hut you may want to H'T to ktioss' these Hams Start with the |>mnt ipt.irds Mike Wit ks and Nit k Anthony Wit ks looks youtiH and he s not lilt* hlHHest i*tis’ tin the flotir. hui he anti Authoiiv also knows how to run an ollc-usc Thry've consistently beat liltpress and. alihoutth they don't score ninth, they have the look and H‘»ue of someone you want with the hall at crunch time Kevm CooHati has been am.uliiH In Ills htsi varsity Hattie Tuesday, he led the Hams with 2f» points and. despite not puttlliH up hlH nillllhers, he was the player ol the name Thursday when Goudreau in slmited him to shut down Win­ ter Sprites' tenter Winston James after James had Ins wav with the Hams In the first hall CotiHan tame through anil .■tided some key free throws down the stretch to hoot Matt Farkasli anil Mat k llofmann have doinlnated the boards this season hisiiih them retjouniluiH the Hams haven I hail suite departed settlor I'alil Ifeik went down midway throiiHh last season I hey ran seote and, like the rest ol the IL iiiis . know how in Ini the tree tfirows late In the Hattie That will tome hi handy when tonferent e play hf|>lns slnte just about everyone seems evenly malt lied Ifond forget guard Adonis Smith lie's the only player bat k Irnm last year who got significant playlriH time Smith Is a flashy player who had a bln night In die i omeh.it k vu lory over the Hears. Give Gaiidreau credit When most teams are iryitiH to lill • deep holes due to graduation, lie has put toHether a team that's fun to watt It. hustles for .'12 minutes, autl. most iiiipor I.inlly. Ilntls a way to win It's a young b am bill outloaded with poll-nil.d Last S rc o n d Shot: C'orir/u-.s ill hu/li school bosk, i bull (/rimes t.-orf In iIn n lul of i/cllltu/. bill it's nitt- In In-in ii ziiiijfr once in u while MiilnUiiiil s Uii Im-ii Munh im. u-iltcblni/ Ills utils i/o it'lltiooi n Ih lil t/otiI in llir /hsl hull in Seminole Friday. shouted ’ You ore O /or .‘10.000 so fur .Soon ImmIi/ /dense mulct* u shoi.* lie lens ktihliiti/ I think anil II broiiylii ii Iiiiu/Ii /ioiii even/ one. Iiichullnr/ Ills pfni/ers fly J e ff B erlln lck e ASSISI AM S lijR is KDIIOK NANFOHR llierr were two heroes Friday nlHht as Seminole pulled out an linprohahle ♦*| 17 overtime win over dtstni t rival Mainland •hie ol tlieni st oretl only two points autl the other Is a Irishman but they tame up I»IH as the 'Notes improved to 7 2 l.'l O m dlstrlt t plavl Li<|iieeu.i Grayson is the lleshltlan She jetl Seminole with 20 |Miints ini hiding seven III the overtime period alltl Amanda t ook Seminole s only seniot despite storing only Sophomoto R.ifti.iM Gray (wtiito iift tiioti lefb to.| to t . in I a jikhmi.i Grayson *J-l riybti combined for 1 H i mt • tr.• . >■... . tt. jt f. Sanford to host holiday wrestling cr Special to the lleruld lord Ooll. e F t ) P toy drier will rrrrlvr tree ailllllsslon All ollu-rs echo hriiit* in a lleev niievi appt tl toy lor llu Kxptorers' I () I* loy dr let will receive a free SCW program autl a Siulord I'o In e K.Xploters Spoils ( up I’roceeds evIII mi to Ihe Fl.xplort-rs It. help pun hasta vail loi llieii piogiaiu for more Inloriiialion or lit kels. please t oiil.it I ( )l liter Mike laylor at I2.T •TO’IO lu kels are also avail.ihle at lllllv Hoys' In i ated at the i oilier ol I st Street and Siulntd Avcuui•12 1 b u ll ami at the Sin lord Civtt ('fille r 121 2H.'I« Mt»#i|f* ***%bf Ml • ». Tt ail t».irn b-at Mainland 61 17 ,n n.erl.mo at i■ tno Friday Rams’ magic disappears at DeLand f rom stall Itrpoits IM.kNl ' I 'b N1oe i .ii i mo. i>, dae nielli Ih. Ir.nns .toi • I. siraivil•' i ..ii I h Iiiih I eeiiis In ..jh ii rh. sea-, "it I letillal si alt |m.w>t I l.'Gind all |Mitind. d .'I I"• in ,. 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U a llis I ..c .| ,|| It | ,| , i,.\ II It oh d till**'i. h.ail out I 'al. | •’lupin il be llu Intitrfi <|.ialt. i l- ik t NANI • *KI» I h< S.miortl I’oltie Explorers will I.. s|H>usortmt st w iSouiht in i h.impiousltip Wn siting) I'ro WiesiliiiH on I ml.iv I let eillher II at the S ill fold < IVIt r enii-t lot ateil at lilt- tortiet ol Sililoitl Actuni' ami Seminole Moult card on the lake front lloors will Open al Ii III Pm loi an autiiHraph pattc It.1 .tileant i tl tit kel sales Willi the .it lino be­ ginning al K p Ol I Ills vsill he one ol the hiHHesi wrestling nights dial Saillord has evi-l exturfeiii etl Ihe eartl Ituh it I t s a Sit el ( aj;t Mall h lit tw ifii < i>lt11tit•<itlt-t I .hue I’errv anti 'Serial I India Kevin Ham a Slivlval S ries Malt h a falls ( ntiutc Any where Matt h and a spei la| ace aids i eti-lllotlV Hryan Austin and the AOV eetil issue a i hallingt lor the main event as eeill as a special appeaiaiiie hv the hlH man him sell Santa ( Ians I here will also Ih- a spe i l.ll mixed lac: tram I ha I tenge mall h with '.Mad Hog* Mike lay lor and Ills ttian.iHt-r Ms Heel 'l l o f I’eppt l , Ml Money and the 'AHent" Chris Hollywood I II kels will he $7 m ail valu e and $0 at the door Children 10 and yoiiiiHer who bring a new tin evrappetl toy lot tin Sin . two |M.ints. hail five steals flown the stretch in teHtilaiion who It he||M'tl wipe out a (> |h.it it deficit with only two ttiinutrs to play m reHulatlon Seminole thru out scored Mainland 17 -1 in overtime to nut aw.iv Hie Seminoles were without two starters |mi|ui guard l‘lra«r *ee (.Iris Page 211 NT. 1 1\ lu a il ir ii Ii M ik i f i. u. tstt 1 loo disipg.ointt ll ••-I •• ( 1.11 Ill s t< .till * . •t \ke until Kill U mi. l .ll hot IK Dial s dIt Ills! tittle V\l* l.ll . d ill esi..a i.,|fv (•tl llu (ll pit ssti i t 1. imtreau s•alii AVele lllst ll ally tl t|.at iii happen. ll * »il\ w, II* ♦ ll* •! t•• I t* • .( N ill. tlt.it wa . III!-• *!*•••it L l the Haiu-. with \do tils smith | p.illl .rut le. \III 1 INI'salt alltl Mat k IInl to tun t Inppi tl III v\iv! » 11 .i it b llu Ham • t ••III* k lu •III* In liosl 1.i .11It1 1 t •tunics •*ll tin t 1op, / on \\• i lull N\I'll l|i( \.ti­ate ikt.tttIf sl.ll tII If. .If . HI |. III tmtll MILll! P K R K I N S ' O U T B U R S T C A N 'T OVKRCOM K HOST HORNETS t H<l -\N|H • it. l*s .ItIII ill i.ttlllc.* * • III I al 1l *t nta m -•t •»t ll il; (•It! • \• 11 l *1 It lit •• 1't |k III'* \\ i'll t • ikmi^Ii ft» s.l\ • I l ihiiiis At .nt •me t i id te itkltl llu i mil U Is tosf Hj \1 l( • lilt liosl I|m| IK Is III till lllsho|. \t*1M11t t 111 <l|| 1 l.lNSlt •nlll l <i1kills still st ••1• «I 27 IRlIlit- !•• ItfVM 1 tN« 1.til* lo n. 1 III - * 1 • i k i l l s hail a st honl i n tail 'AI p t a i i t s in. In.In.. II 't|M.iiileis in a l.’t !,/ win et i lb inland t hllstl.ui At acli'iny lluirs tlae iilitlif U'i n ennui; ..ml i looms ria.kie to.icli lohn 11mmas \Vr mile h.iee one senior but eee II be Hue tune we m*t some expert (•lit t In nl Iit*i muiit-s m llu* Classit Friday. I .mb t hristian Ikm I l.ulher. Hi 2N Heart laud t hiisiian t rushed Orlando Chrtstian ii, .’i) | oloiilal etlnetl Gale wav. b7 r*< alltl Mt llota llllile s, hnol eehlp|a-d Motlleertlr \. nli-iiie 7.T •> I l lu toiimauii lit Mnishes up IihI.iv vvii Ii ■ : U) p til I p III amt r! III P m i looms will slay on lilt- road to play Wellioit at t, Hi pm on Wednesday alltl I’leiise sec lloyx. I’ atfe 2U S C C women drop first game of year lly Dean Smith I If. HAI H six l|<IS I III InU Ittijld Fftuluby Ar(Nll-uiih# Krcia Sriulli had a t/ood tjarnt? in I oi lotum f > i cr horiu.'lown ol Ocala I it day niijltl. sc -out) 12 points arul handin j .1l .t_* assisl but trie ’■• in nt • Comiiiiiiiity Colli.'tjti w iiiuc i i lost M/ HOIn Mi i lian Miv.i'.si|>|u 1 1( Al-A Hit Semitloli( oiiiiiiimiie ( ollt-L'f evomen's liask. iball it am lauketl 2 1st III tilt t i.nulic lost till II lllsl Hattie ol the season I rid.IV liiLllit H7 Hit to Meildi.lll i t>iiitin 11 it■e < ollt-He 11 •>111 Mis sissippi In the t Ii ala ( lassli I’lay 11 m al Cenlral I lorida ( t. i i i n i t 1 1 1 II \ ColleHe. the Halil ers fell hi hllld Hi ,'IM al h.lllHiiu- autl toiiltl uni make up eiioiii'li mmiiid in ilu- Huai 20 iiiiiiules NC ( |H 11 ti nil In i.illy as All Ann-lit a i .iudtd.itf Daria KiMlruwfseva Sain Ualitifs.dn autl Oc ala's own Kelsh.l Smith Kiulntyviseva scored I I ol lu-r leant liluli 20 poluls In lluset mill hall evItiIt* Uaimesalo sc oi tt I nine pomis .mil Smith seven |M>tnts mi tin set out) hall ol llu* claim dial eet nl down to llu- letif I he Haiders who an- ranked No 2 in llu- stall- poll even- in h.iee placed llu No 20 ranked le,mi in die iiallou < ini Im la 11 lech on satuiday al noon SCC will tfliim home lo host IhllslMirnuuh ( otiimimiiv Ctd It m- Iroin r.unpa in its imal home uaiiu In loie iht hohdays on Wedtifsilae Game Itllle is t. p til ai llu Si ( Ileallll anil I'liysit ,d faint alioii ( t iller and. as aleeays admission is lire .'Mill the home mime, tilliLlldels eelll llaeel lo ft.iytoua lit at h Comiiiuniiy ( ollt-m* next I rlilac ami Satuidac Im lluItllll < lassit evhi It- lliec cell) h.tllle No I si.tit taiikttl Gull I oast ( niiiltuiuitc < ollem' limn I'anaiii.i ( lie on S.ilurd.iy al 0 pm Kiev cull piny nnolhrr si.tie r.iukt-cl stpiad Irom the I’atihanilli- ( Input.t Column iiiiv Collene Irom Marianna al *■ p hi mi Fndac In .icldilion lo her 20 points. Kiulrtiwtsev.i. echo leatls llustale in stoniic: .Hid tree throw pen flit.lift-, had teen rflmuuds. mu- assist anil one steal Ualini salo a (> loot I Iresh man Irom Lilitl. Fllllatitl Hit tslieil with Ifi points, one te I m iiiiu I nut- assist and one blot ked shot while lellnw Iteshitiaii Kalsa Inure Irom liuatra. Finlantl. chipped lit evttli I I points, live relniimds and two him ked shols. A l s o storliu’ lu dnuhli* tli; urt-H was Smiih with 12 points, one relMiuiul. flee assists, one steal alltl ollt- hint ked shnl. f'reshm.in Sheruel Donovan tame oil the hem h lo conlrtb nit- seven |miinis and three re ImiuiiiIs . eehlle 7 tool sopho­ more .Liana Kotova added six points, lour rebounds and llllff blot ketl shuts M E K ID 1 A N M e r lt f liin 8 7 . C .C H A I D E R S , M lia D t lp p I 8 0 (8 7 ) M... s.iiitli | i tt o 2 I iimm iltillKk H |4t | • JO IhnllfM III ImIi |H4t|| I J 2 1 I li»MV.» Willt.iiii*» (I H i 1) KiinlNiU II* t if % I ' l l I II M b l l l l .1 U l t l « f M l | | I 1 0(1 1 s|m*ui» VViiImiw|M«tfi 12 ll (I 12 I mKm Wii ilul«I h |H IO I I Jn lull til.i lit.m«t IH) (M) O h*«lliiu Id* 11o O (I «l O sh ilfit«l.i ht jut 2 10 0 I SImiii.1Walkrr 2 10 2 1 I oIjU 12 ».•» '» l r» l?< 2 i» n7 S e m in o le C .C (H O ) M.itu d I**«ilk no (in o M .. it ii . I IIIIHI t • P le a s e K.um i .i* * I 2U * D'i »l ( O K I M i t t It W i mi|*\ o o 2 uni t. • 11 I J i • in. i ii.i s re C o lle g e . P u g e 3 D i �inf.- 2D rm t'i >1.i 1-*t« 'TtfgSCift IS in for illegal taking of deer , • Finest. Astor Aslnt I'atk and Out Cove Road helore 1 rossing the Si Johns Rivet on St.Ur Road hi into Volusia County. Once in Volusia, the Volusia Coutilv shcrdls Office assisted with Its Air One helicopter, which maintained visual 1 0 1 1 tai l with the vehicle as it headed Inward IhLuid on lllchwav 17 e.ttly mottling hours ol rrlday. Nov 13 Franco was arrested and booked Into Volusia County Jail on liist decree misde « h \l-\ Hi.- -u-coml nun who led wild ineanor ihargrs ol possession of freshly hti* niluci*. .uni ili'piittrs mi «i ch.isr killed deet dintin' <Iused season iVolusia 1 linn k Ii Ltkr .tml Volusia counties on Fft County) and taking drei with a gun and ,t.n the !.if!i turned Inmsrll Into the W ill lichi (Like Coimlvl the illuming ol ihe si.i t'ouuiv i.iil on Siturilav. Nov 21 chase. Inu Hell eluded olflerrs lllilll he Suitin'! ! hllllp Hell, ol 2863 Canal Ruud. mmed himself m on Saturday iVLm d turned hlmsolt In lor a Like Die e.ulv morning dulse began In the i utility warrant on taking a deer during the Oeala National I oresl alnntl 2 If* .1 n> Fti iliwril season a hist dearer mtscleday. Nov Uilh, when Florida Caine and tncuunr lie was ilsi wanted on two previous war­ fresh Water Fish Commission Hil t ) Wild life Oificei Waviu* I'ridgetm heard a shol rants ham Marion and Putnam counties fur and allempfetl lo stop .1 vehicle on 1hell worthless diet ks wav III abotiI Itvo miles south ot NR It) in V lit si decree misdemeanor cattles .1 Lake County l ii.ihv ol up to one year In tail antl/or up to a SI 000 line. Instead of stopping, the driver lied and Iietl and Michael Anthonv Krattro of 805 led l*rtdgixm and Like County she rills Of Smlli Ifereslonl Hoad. DeLiUttl. led officers lice deputies on a circuitous jxirsull 'it 1 one and a hall hour thase In (hr thnnich portions of the Ocala National Special to the llrtnlii Al one potui the fleeing vehicle slopped and a Ireslilv killed htiek tleer was dumped whieli was delected hy Ihe Forward l.ook ing Inhaled (FI.IK) device alioatd Ait One. Ihe vehicle llirn rtmlintied on before fi­ nally slopping al Ihe Heresford Road res! di-lice where Franeo was slaying. Franco was arrested al Ihe llereslord Road i> slileui e hill Itetl tied oil fool. A I HIM Nissan pickup truck’s spotlight audit Savage 7mm rtllr were confiscated, and Ihe den carcass was recovered. (.ills Continued from Page 111 Martina Kendrick and guard l.tnutLt Mm hell both of wh in were out with lti|urles. s Siuilnole coat h Sylvester Wvtm turned to his depth which is one ol Seminole's si! oilg suits Mmaiula did a great |oh down the strcich * Wynn said *Shc tnav not score a lot of pi inis hut she picked up the slack tm us on rebounding amt J e leiw tonight Liqucrnu was Hist awesome She improves wiili each game and she never i|lltt* Jam. da Mitchell has 10 relHiunds per averaged game this season so Cook's el lort was Jttst what Seminole in cited on a night when they didn’t have their best stuff. For Seminole, tt was an important win after an ugly loss Thursday night to county rival Winter Springs and the Notes started out slowly again against Mainland, but took an early lead thanks to some strong defense. Seminole led 8-2 after the lirst quarter, allowing only a pair of tree thiows. hut Mainland tame hack strong. scoring the first 10 |Hiiuts of the second quarter to take .1 lead. Seminole came back, but Mainland tied the score at It* |ust before the half. Mainland |tiui|x-d out in the third quarter and extended the lead lo -1-1 ;18 before Seminole mounted a rally. Deanna Ihrd scored on a put hack to cut tt to f t-to and flat bam Gray followed with a 3-poltilcr oil a feed from Cook. Down one. Cook mailt* another steal and fed to Mini who was fouled. She hit a free thniw to tie tt and Mainland had 1:48 remaining. Cisik again toned a steal and Seminole wer* for 'he final shot, but it didn't come close, forcing overtime. In overtime. Seminole dominated. Grayson scored on two quick lavups. and Gray followed with a 3-polnlcr as the Nolen ran away. Their play was sloppy In regulation, hut the 'Notes looked good when It vomited. "Let s )iim say 1 had a (title talk with them before overtime." Wynn laughed. Seminole travels to Like Howell tm .1 Seminole Athletic Confemice bottle Tuesday .it 7i30 p m F* Hv mm u IN OTHER ACTION: OKLVNDO _ A bad third quarter doomed Like Howell as ii dropped a fi5 51 decision to host Winter Park In the semifi­ nals of the Fast Orange Rotary Tip on Classic Friday night. hi the other semifinal. Dr. Phillips beat Mainland. 64-58. In a loser's bracket contest. (Ni cola edged Jones. 70-<iii. In today's games. Mainland takes on Like Howell In the Third Place Game at 7 p m. and Dr Phillips battles Winter Park In the Championship Game at 8;30 p.m At Winter Springs, the host Hears picked lip a big Class IA District 13 victory, stopping Cocoa Death. 54 "54. Winter Springs will travel to Altamonte Springs to take on Like Uranflt-y in a Seminole Athletic Conference game on Wednesday at 7.JO p.m At Altamonte Springs, host Like i Iran I ley showed that it will bi i team to contend with in 1 1>• SAC pounding visiting Oviedo, 77 J‘) Friday night The Pat Hots will host Winter Springs tn a big SAC game next Wednesday at 7:30 p m. while the Lions will be al Wymore on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. lul.iK 25 3 10 53 Faith Chrmt. Croomt Lake Howell (31) Kntlll 1I l*.nw,||. h IUIII, l l(J Uintniti.iKiic 2 Kam 5 (jurum I Ikl Lir 2 Total. IM« H 51 W inter Park Lake Howell 18 12 13 14 S3 13 13 9 16 _ SI Hirer |nIlnl InIII K'uU _ Wlnlri I’aik JU.nkNnll Willie langj. Ulke II.mill'* (turner 5 Kotin 3 Kami Team lout. Wliner l*.itk 22 Like IIoimII 21 ftoukil •ml . mule In himaN none HORNETS 87. 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(Wu Below Krlall l*rl< r! | nr f Tues • Friday 10 00 • 7:00 S a l 9 00 - 5 00 i y H i I / u#»Cf% 1090 Em mu Oaks In i 11 “WIRELESS” rrm* | B | ji* laike M iirv KL •■ r• W mm Cocoa Beach (34) r m . iN il—i-L O BEARS 84, MINUTEMEN 34 m E lectronics FACTORY OUTLET STORE ll.irgr.ivrn 2, lU.tm N Itrowii *J (bi) I.iiuI J J.um> 21 Mmlull 2 Wi^im Mi rot.iU 2*» *( 17 61 William. t:i MltkAM-11 7 While 21 King 2 t.im. 1 Null 7 Tola)-, 22 MS 51 S p nin ta SANl OKI) _ ('rooms was held to two points in the lirst quarter and It never got mm h better tm the local girls as they dropped a 53 10 decision to Fatih ( hrlslian School Friday uighi at Allen Gymnasium. The Panthers will travel to Daytona lleaeh lor a dlstrltl • on iest with Warner Christian At ademy on Tuesday at 0 p m. W inter Springe (64) W inter Park (S3) 2, C rooms (16) tics* WILDCATS 53, SILVER HAWKS 31 M u ml tv CROOMS GIRLS LOSE Boys Continued from Page IB Like Mart 7 :i0 p.m. on Thursday. 5 2, S'ltig.il'ing N. J Nora’s Fashions 54 64 (407) 11Kit- §Milllt Iil 111gtktW _ LutU.1 Ik.HIi \K isiiiit« r i imlrx lumkc-tit s| Wmit i Spring'* I (llrnwii Wiggins U ll tmll Irani kn»N ( hum fkai Ii II Winici spruiii'* I? Inukd mil _ imkm* trihni i.ils umih Ibiiink Winter Springs I I 804-1787 In Rli <r w*« 1UW4 MA*i* plell i>.H,irwrf9a.f i.jMfiNnnrA1 #Ht'iffi 4 PATRIOTS 77, LIONS 30 Oviedo (38) Wh.iitnn 5 Kim .mKu 1. Ii.uk y 2, HutKi ii 9 UiImi I Ju/d.in I Unwell 5, Conklin J Wngiil J lol.iN 15 6 6 39. SHONEYS Lake Brantley (77) HtfthlH. Si oil 2 ILikt-r H AhmiiI f». M« rcif.i U ill Ii uii 15 WHIi-* 21 Allg wekwr 1 l.iiiiioili J, CrCswell 2 int*ih 29 12 16 77 Oviedo 7 8 16 8 Lake Brantley 22 22 11 20 39 77 . Three ImilIt It* kl giiill's _ Ovkitii) 3 (Wharion Ikulry Ci-uklm) Like Hr.lit (ley I (Witli-sl Tnim kaiN Ovink# 17, Like Hfcinlk y 10 hiiikd out none Tit' hnlriiK _ Ovlrtki, Ikiilkv HitoitL (Alirki 1 2 Ltke IIt.iftlIi v T-IJ Junior iraf'sily _ I-ik*- Hraiiiley 61 Uvtatio 49 Your Neighborhood Family Restaurant Family Fun^Night ' Tuesday 4-9 ^.m. For more lulorniatlon. call Sllb liaseb.dl coach Mike Powers at 320-5058. JCC winter sports camp F e m a le sui t h a ll p la y e rs n ee d ed HANFORD _ Women's slowpitch softball players are needed for as learn to play on Itu sdav night's. Especially a pitcher. P le a s e i all D o n n i e a l 3 2 3 - 0 6 3 1 lo r In fo . L u n j ; C a r d s " a re g re a t g ilts ORLANDO The Goll Privilege Card, also known as the "Ling Card”, allows golfers to rn|o\ tree or redmed green lees at over (j4KJ tourscs In Florida. Georgia. Alabama. South 1 arohn.i mil Mississippi. I In- Lung i *ird Is a perlcet gift for the ti' luiavs. and proceeds from your aid benefit 'In Aim-man Lung As sot latlun of Central I lorld.t 'Die Golf iTtvilege Card Is on sale lor only S2<J (luring (tie holidays, and il you Imy thiec you receive an extra card free. lor mutt information on purchasing the l ung ( ant lor the gotfer in your family phase call 125-586-1 or 1 800 LUNG-USA S I IS h a s c h u ll I’u n d ra is e r S.VM 1110) file Seminole I ligh Si load baseball team will lx- holding a hind raising • Into on Dt« ember 21 si and 22nd lb*- ehiiu will be the Ihtling A Pin lung ( amp featuring rutile Thomas and J I) Ar Iii-g,i Idini ihe University ol Miami lh< camp is sei lor the lirst 101) cntruuls. a lain, ol mstno tors lo campers of t to 10 r uni will lx- $80 and the tamp will run liotu I |i in to •* p m daily MAITLAND _ Tile Jewish Community Cen­ ter. 851 N. Maitland Avc, Maitland Is now accepting registration for several winter break sports camps. All camps run from 9 u.m. lo-4 p.m. How ever, early (7 a.m.-lo-'J a.in I and late (4 p.m. lo 6 p in.) cart* Is available. Camp options are: Junior Maceubl Sports Camp Pre-K 2. Gymnastics A Dance Camp Pre K-0. Soccer A Football Camp 3 0. Das* ketb.dl Camp K-0 and Golf A Tennis Camp 515 years of iige. Winter Ureak Camp dales-Week 1-Dee. 2124. Week 2 Dec. 28-31: Camp fees S100 Daily r.-.le $30. JCC Member discount $85. Dally rale $25. Call for tennis and golf camp lees For further Information and lo regisirr. • all 045 5*133. Ext. 255 U C F c a n n e d g o o d s d r iv e ORLANDO _ Tile University of Crutnil Florida Mens flusketbull team wtl! sponsor a canned food drive for the Second Harvest Food Dank al iis December 20 game against Hurry University at Ihe UCF Arena, Anyone who brings one or more cans of tood will gel info the game for just $1 Tile Sri olid llarvesi Food Hank was named Ihe “Food Hank o( the Year* In the United Stales lor 1090 97 by the Second Harvest National Food Hu ,!> Network. In Central Florida there were uppjoxl mutely 128,000 people who relied on emer­ gent y food programs ui least unte during Please see Briefs. Page 4B ce X" e ByAppBearan mers '(}_ t TheloColow n *\r • FlyingYeast Rolls PassaroundHomestyleVegetables • FunForAll Ages • DoorPrizes/Giveanays • ShoneyBear (Live) (407) 321-9671 • 3150 Orlando Drive • Sanford, FL 1 �Sem inole Herald. Sanford Florida Sunday Decem ber 6 1998 3S W hat's Up In The N F L ..... W eek No. 14 SANFORD _ WYlromr l » Work l-t fmilh.dl Ians, wr'vr rrarhrd llir Iioiiw stretch! As llii' next few weeks of ilie season arrive, many learns have little hut pride In pay fur. while other teams are limping Into the playoffs tryini; to nurse lupines involving key players. l-ook fur (oaelies to start gelling more eonserv.ittve with their marquee names in tin- second lialf. It mwer falls ..Every year some goof hall coach will have his star pl.iver Inpired In the fourth quarter of a game that they are leading l»y four touchdowns. In my opinion, which counts because I am THE CRYSTAL BALL OF FOOTBALL, fans should have the rtght to lire llieir coach when that occurs. It never ceases to am.ue me that these men are hired to coach while my coutrlhutlons to the National Football la-ague are limited to tills column. Il doesn't seem fair. Taking a quick look around Florida, let's talk about the Dolphins first. They looked terrible again as they struggled to beat thr Saints at home last week Hie Saints were actually leading the game lor most of the llrst half, and should have won the game. If this leant plans on advancing In the playoffs they need a big shot In the arm, they look anemic. . W h a t ’ s U p In T h e N F L BRADY LESSARD JACKSONVILLE (-7) AT DETROIT I'm not sure I like giving up a whole touch­ down AT Detroit. Ibis team Is famous for play­ ing above Itself at home, and thr Jags arr not wonderful on artificial turf. Beware of this one. II may In- suc ker Ik-1, .lags 23. Lion* 20. MIAMI (-3) AT OAKLAND My dislike for the Dolphins may be clouding my pidgmrnt here, but I sec the Raiders winning handily! C h e a te rs 28, Dolphins 14. PITTSBURGH (-4) VS. NEW ENGLAND The Steelcrs are at home In this game that they are desperate to win. Not only do they need to keep pace with the Jaguars, but thr Oilers are continuing to makr up ground In the Divi­ sion. Look for Cowhcr to throw the kitchen sink at this also desperate Patriots squad. Possible I love hie Cheaters, even though they made llic- mistake of starting George Iasi week Tlte Arena I eague wonder had gotten tills tram to where they were so why go back to the old man? Thr Jaguars on the other hand have obviously had a fire lit under them In the locker room. Af ter a slow start last week, they opened the game up and marched to a convincing victory with rrlatlvr ease. Il looks like Tampa Bay Is going to play the same old song for fans this yrar. l-ook good look had. look good, look bad. Il Is totally nil Im-i timing for a professional football team to In­ dus Inconsistent, get a new quarterlxick. Enough of the Sunshine State.... Let's take a look at die schedule and find some winners! 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Moonlight Central Senior Tuur has klrkrd olT and Is a local mini lour for players aged 48-umlmer. Mayers with handicaps of 15 and lower will play two lo lour limes each week at golf • nurses throughout Crntml Florida. Call H2511122 for details... Briefs Continued from Page 2B I DOT. Forty-six percent o f these were chil­ dren. Second Harvest Fond Hunk saved more I ban seven million pounds of food In our community Iasi yrur alone. "Tills Is a great opportunity to get the community Involved." said UCF assistant Don Burgess. T ills Is an opportunity for N F L -----------------------Continued from Page SB war in the making TOO CLOSE TO CA1L. DALLAS (-7) AT NEW ORLEANS I'm going with the Saints out of a total hate of the Dallas Cowgirls. Rumor has It that the Pope will fly In and try- to help New Orleans salvage their season. Meet nir on Bourbon Street...win or lose. Saints 17, Cowgirl* 12. NEW YORK JETS (-7) VS. SEATTLE The Jesl will get this win. but only because they have the superior coaching staff. The Seahawks have the talent to play with any tram in the league, but without discipline, you don't get very far at this level of sports. Start again next year, hopefully you'll have a new coach. Jeta 31. Scahawka 20. BUFFALO (-5) AT CINCINNATI I gotta believe In my beloved Dills. This Is a must win If they are to keep puce with the Jest and the Dolphins In the Division. Untie will flip out and run for a million yards against a soft run defense. Bring back Blake! BlUa 24. Bengala 10. WASHINGTON (-3) VS. SAN DIEGO Tlie Dradskins seem to have found new life. The Chargers travel to D.C. for a beating they probably don't deserve, but that's life In the big leagues. Ill cheer for Scau. but the cause Is hopeless, he needs to ask to be traded. Deadskins 29. Ckaigara 17. ARIZONA (*4) VS. NEW YORK GIANTS Cardinals soar as they thrash one of the worst trams of recent memory. Believe me folks, this Arizona team. If they keep It together. Is for real. Their fans love them and the reasons are simple, excellent defense and they Ve opened up the offense. The Oilers may have the Coach of the Year, but this guy Is a close second! Cardi­ nals 34, Oianta 12. Legal Notices IN T M I CIRCUIT CO UN T OS T M I 1ITM JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT. FLORIDA O I N I R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S S NO: SS I M S C A 1 4 0 G U A C MORTGAGE CORPORATION p la in t iff vs. RUSSELL M M ETER. JR . IF LIVING. ANO IF OCAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEINS. OEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BT. THROUGH, UNOCR OR AGAINST RUSSELL H M IT E R , JR ) ET AL.. DEFENDANTS! NOTICE OF FO R B C LO SU R B S A L ! NOTICE IS HI REST GIVEN pursuant lo A Summary Fatal Judgment ot foreclosure a lie d November 23.1991. entered at Civil Caae No IS 1&4S CAI4 0 ol tne Circuit Court ot in* 1ITH Judicial Circuit in and lor Seminole County. Sanlsrd. Florida. I m il MU la me highest and beat bidder lor caan me W a ll front door ol mo Seminole County Courthouse o ' me Semmoia County Cou rtn ou M located at JO' N. Park Avenue •n Stntord Florida. *1 11:04 a * , on in* 29th day o l December, list the following described progeny at eat lonh In la id Summary Final Judgment, lo ­ an!: CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO C202. IN A3HW OOO C O N D O ­ MINIUM. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE D ECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM TH EREOF AS R ECO R D ED IN OFFICIAL R ECO R O S BOOK H I T . PAGE IS M . OF THE P U B­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLO R iOA. TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COM M ON ELEM ENTS DECLARED IN SAID D ECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM TO BE AN APPURTENANCE TO SAlO CONDOMINIUM UNIT Dated thia 34th day o l November. 1MB (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL). MARTANNE MORSE Clerk o l the Circuit Court Ruth King Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. PA. ATTORNET FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S university Drive Suite S40 Plantation. FL 31324 (9341211 4000 SS 2*204 (FNMAJ GMA In Accordance with the American with Disabilities Act. pe'kone with dikebilitiee need ng a tpeciat accommodation to panic ipate m true proceeding should contact tne Clerk ol the Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courtnouie at 407-1214134. not later man seven day* prior to the proceeding It hear­ ing impaired. 1 -400-933-IT71 (TOO) or I *00-933-4770. vie Florida Relay Sarvica Publish Oecamber S. 13. 199S 0EX44 IN U SB CIRCUIT C O U N T O F TMB tBTN JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT OB FLO RIOA m A M FO R SBM 1N0LB C O U N T Y O S N B R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E NO. M - I B S O C A -14 -O CH ASE MANHATTAN MORTQAOE CORFORATlON, */Va Chemical Rendantial Mongage Corporation, PtamtiTT, VS . PATRICK R. OlNARDO. at e l. Defend ants. NOTICE OF F O N I C L O B U R I B A L I Notice ia hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated November 29. 1994. and entered m clv4 c b m number SS-1S40 C A -14-0. of the Clreuft Court of the 11th Judicial C h c u i I in and for Seminole County. Florida, Wherein C H ASE MANHATTAN M O RTG AGE CORPORATION, F/KJA CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION, ra Plaintiff and PATRICK R. OINAROO. HEATHROW M A S ­ TER ASSOCIATION, INC.. HEATHROW LAKES M AIN TE­ NANCE ASSOCIATION. INC., AMERICAN BANKERS INSUR­ ANCE COMPANY OF FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY. A POLITI­ C A L SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF F L O R IO A .___ UNKNOWN PERSONISI IN P O S ­ SESSION OF THE S U B JE C T REAL PROPERTY NO I. NJK/A AMANDA SWIFT.................. UNKNOWN PERSONfS) IN P O S ­ SESSION OF THE S U B JE C T REAL PROPERTY HO. 2 . N/K/A ROBERT NEW BAU Efl. le/are Oelandani(s), I wiM aall lo tne highest end best bidder lor cash el the weet front door ot the Seminole County courthouse in Sanlord. Seminole County. Florida, at tt:0 4 A M . on the 29tn day ot December. 1998. the following described properly a t te l forth m la id Final Judgment, lo wit: LOT 3T, CARRINGTON PARK. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF, a s r e c o r d e d IN PLAT BOOK 4S. PAGE(S) 91 THROUGH SS. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT C O LLECTIO N PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D EEM ED TO BE A DEBT C O LLECTO R ATTEMPTING TO C O LL E C T A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated the day of 10th day of NOVEMBER. 199* MARTANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk CODILJS t STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scoutt Boulevard Suite 4S0 Tampa. Florida 3340T Telephone (Stl) *77-6008 C S S *98-02618 in accordance with The Americans With Disabilities Act. persona with disabilities NEED e special accom m odation to participate in this proceeding should contact Court Administration at 201 N Paik A««nu«. S*nfo#d, Florid* 32? M, Focus On Savings Snop Seminole Herald s Classifieds Everyday! telephone number (40?) 123" 4330 not Uter than (?) d e y i p rio r to the p ro c e e d in g it fle e rin g unpa ired. {TDD) 1 800 955-87?1. or Votee (V, 1800955 8770s v ie F lo r id a R e le y Service PtiOUeh. December 5. U . 1998 DC4 -52 DENVER (-13) VS. KANSAS CITY Marty Shottenhelmrr grin another Iiinn In this one*. Hopefully If will shirt another toalng streak that will finally grt thin bum flrrd! Bronco* 33. Chiefs 13. TENNESSEE (-8) VS. BALTIMORE Tlie Ravens will definitely try In ini* one. but ihe Oilers are jusl loo fired up. Eddie George is much like Barry Sander* In that he fa a clan* act In a profession that nerds more of them. I'm happy for this young Oiler team an.I tl.ilr young conch....Go Titans?? Oilers 23, Ravens 0. GREEN BAY (-5) AT TAM PA BAY I used lo be fooled Into believing Ihe Hues would Dually beat Green Buy. 1 learned las! year that 1 was dimming. Tlie Bin s will disappoint me and thousands ol others again this year. Tlie (ram has all the tul ent except at the quarterback slot. Another long off-season that will probably end with Differ getting ANOTHER chance. Packers 23. Rues 9. Earh wrrk I Issue what 1 consider to be the best selection against the spread in the sched­ ule. Tills Is the game that utter research and contemplation. I feel most cunDdrnt releasing as my patented LOCK OP THE WEEK. My m o rd has lieen staggering this year, with a trusting reader uble to be up over 923.000 for Ihe scuson. Thai my friends makes for a boun­ tiful Christmas? Tills week I feel good going with ARIZONA (* 4) OVER THE NEW YOKE GIANT!. The Cardi­ nals are ready for one last push lo make the playoffs, and the Giants are still the Giants. They’ll have a lough time on the grass, and Jakr Hummer will light up their secondary. Ilnw good do I feel about them? I'm willing lu Legal Notice NO TICE O F AC TIO N IN BMINBNT DOMAIN IN TMB C IRCU IT CO U N T OF TMB IIO M T IB N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FO R A S M I R O ll CO UN TY, FLO RID A C A S S N0.1 S S -17 11-C A -13 -Q SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivision ol tne State of Florida. Petitioner. v. DONALD ROBERTSON, i t Personal Representative ot tne (tta te of Opel Home Robertson, deceased. RAY VALDES te Tas Collector of Semmoia County, Florida, end IS# unknown epouewt of me above, if any; tneir be ire. devisees, assignee*, granites, creditors, lessees, eaecutore. administrators, mortgagees, Judgment creditors, trustees, liennoiders. persona m possession end any and ell other persons basing or claiming to nave any rfghf. title or interest by. tntougn, under or against tne above named Defendants, or otherwise claiming any rigM, title, or interest m the real properly described m Nile action. Defendants TO: TH O SE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO A LL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS; ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMINO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PR O P ER ­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW. An Eminent Domain Petition, together witn ilk Declaration of Taking has bean Iliad W in# above-styled court to acoutre certain property interests to Seminole County. Florida, described aa foltawer P A R C E L H O . 44D C O U N T Y M A O 4S T . F U M E V F E E SIM PLE THAT PORTION OF LAND DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK Sts. PAGE SS. OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK STS. PAGE 22T ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK S M . PAGE S14. BEING A PART OF SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANOE 30 EAST. LYINO IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, BEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS: CO M M EN C E AT THE SOUTHW EST CO RNER OF THE NORTH. EAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 24 SOUTH, RANOE 10 EAST. SAID POINT BEING ON THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAV LINE OF LAKE MARY ROAO AS SHOWN ON MlOWAV PARK. SECTION ONE. ACCOROtNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 94. OF THE PUBLIC R ECO R O S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. TH ENC E RUN S B S 'H 'S S E . ALON G THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAV LINE OF SAID LAKE MARY ROAO ANO ALO N G THE NORTH LINE OF THE WEST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 O F SAIO SECTION 22. FOR A DISTANCE OF STS.32 FEET. THENCE RUN N 11*24 03*E. 13.00 FEET NORTH OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE CENTERLINE OF CO UN TY ROAO 42T AS SHOWN ON THE STATE ROAO DEPARTMENT RIGHT O F WAY MAP. SECTION NUMBER 77SI0-2*41 (DATED SEPTEM BER 21. 1*99). FOR A DISTANCE OF 40.ST F IS T TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAVING A RADIUS OF 2.2IS 4S FEET; TH ENC E. LEAVING SAIO PARALLEL LINE, RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 01*47 44* FO R AN ARC DISTANCE OF 4S.S2 FEET; THENCE RUN 9.4t*4S‘ 12*E. FOR A DISTANCE OF 9 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE ARC OF A NON TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTH­ EASTERLY ANO HAVING A RADIUS OF 2.211.48 FEET; THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF N 40*11 4**B. RUN NORTHEAST­ ERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANOLE OF 04*17'4S* FOR AN AR C OISTANCE OF 243 27 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE ALONG SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CEN TRAL ANGLE OF 02*3S'I3* FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 101 IT FEET; THENCE RUN H.40*S2'10*W FOR A DISTANCE OF S 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE ARC OF A NON TANOENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAVING A RADIUS OF 2.211.41 FEET. THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARING OF N 4f*0T SO'E. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUOH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 02*41 01' FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 10S 42 FEET. THENCE RUN S 13 04 10'E. FOR A OISTANCE OF S 04 F E E T TO A POINT ON THE ARC OF A NON-TANOENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAVINO A RADIUS OF 2 JI1 .4 S FEET; THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEAR­ ING OF N S t'S S SO'E. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONQ THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANOLE OF 02*40 00' FOR AN ARC OISTANCE OF 101 01 FEET: THENCE RUN N 13*24 09 W FOR A DISTANCE OF 3 00 FE ET TO A POINT ON THE ARC OF A NON-TANOENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAVINO A RA0IUS OF 2J1 S .4 I FEET; THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEAR­ ING OF N.S4’ 1S'S1‘ I. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 02*02 27' FOR AN ARC OISTANCE OF TS 02 FEET: THENCE RUN 3 I t 'O M O 'E . FOR A DISTANCE OF 12.82 FEET TO A POINT ON A LINE SO HO FEET NORTH OF ANO PARALLEL WITH SAID CENTERLINE OF CO UN TY ROAD 427; THENCE RUN S.39‘ 0* S4*W ALONG SAIO PARALLEL LINE FOR A OISTANCE OF S4 47 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE O F A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAV­ ING A RADIUS OF 1,194.24 FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTER­ LY ALONG SAID PARALLEL LINE ANO ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CEN TR AL ANOLE OF 11*47-43' FOR AN ARC DISTANCE OF 2*4 04 FEET; THENCE LEAVING SAIO PARALLEL LINE RUN N 39-23 S l'W FOR A DISTANCE OF 21 10 FEET TO THE POINT OF BIOINNING SAID LANDS CONTAINING THEREIN T.S3S SOUARC FEET MORE OR LESS T O a iT M E R WITN P A R C B L NO. TAS TEM P O R A R Y CO N STR U C TIO N S A S IM S N T C O U N TY ROAO AST, PHASE V THAT PORTION OF IAN 0 OESCRIBEO IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 914. PAGE 4S. OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK STS. PAGE 217 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 399. PAGE *14. BEINQ A PART OF SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANOE 10 EAST LYINO IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS C O M M ENCE AT THE SOUTHW EST CORNER OF THE NORTH­ EAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANOE 14 EAST. SAIO POINT BEING ON THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF LAKE MARY ROAD; THENCE RUN 319*21 SS'E ALONG SAIO NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE FOR A DISTANCE OF 3S3 44 FEET TO A POINT ON A LINE 10 00 FEET NORTH OF ANO PARALLEL WITH IHE CENTERLINE OF COUNTY ROAO 42T. AS SHOWN ON THE STATE ROAO DEPARTMENT RIGHT OF WAY MAP. SECTION NUMBER 773IO-240S IDATIO SEPTEM BER 21. 19391. THENCE RUN N 18*24 03 E ALONG SAIO PARALLEL LINE FOR A OISTANCE OF 34 99 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAV­ ING A RAOIUS OF 2.213 44 FEET. THENCE LEAVING SAIO PAR­ ALLEL LINE RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 1311 4/' FOR AN ARC OISTANCE OF 322*4 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE RUN N 38'04 10'W FOR A OISTANCE OF 10 00 I f ET' THENCE RUN N 32*12 04 E FOR A DISTANCE OF 21 03 FEET* THENCE RUN S 1**23 2S*E FOR A DISTANCE OF 10 00 FEET TO A POINT ON A NON TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHERLY ANO HAVING A RAOIUS OF 2211 48 FEET. THENCE FROM A TAN­ GENT BEARING OF S 32 28 04 W RUN WESTERLY ALONG THE arc of s a io curve th ro ugh a central an gle of 04*12 14* F O R AN ARC OISTANCE OF 20 77 FEET TO Th e PO IN T O F BEGINNING SAIO LANDS CONTAINING THEREIN 209 SQUARE FEET. MORE O N LESS T O G E T H E R WITN P A R C E L NO. BAB B R A M A G B B A S S M B NT C O U N T Y NOAO 4B T. F N 4 E B If THAT PORTION OF lAM O OESCRIBEO IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BO OK 914, PAGE •«. OFFICIAL REC O R D S BOOK STB. PAGE 23T ANO OFFICIAL RECO R DS NOOK 399. PAQE *14. BE 1)40 A PART O F SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE SO BAST. LYING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY D ESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: CO M M ENCE AT THE SOUTHW EST CO RNER OF THE NORTH­ EAST 1/4 O F THE NORTHEAST 1/4 O F SECTION I I , TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE SO EAST. SAID POINT BE INO ON THE NORTH RIOMT OF WAY LINE OF LAKE M ARY ROAO; TH ENC E NUN S .I W lt Sft‘ E. ALONQ SAIO NORTH RIGHT OF WAV U N S FOR A DISTANCE OF 3*3 44 FEET TO A POINT ON A LINE SO IM FEET NORTH OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE CENTERLINE O F COUNTY ROAO 42T, AS SHOWN ON THE STATE ROAO DEPARTMENT NIGHT OF WAY MAP. SECTION NU M BER T7I10-M 0S (DATED SE P TE M B E R 23. 1S9S); THENCE RUN N .S T2 4 0B*E. ALONG SAID PARALLEL LINS FOR A OISTANCE O F 14 94 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CO NCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAVINO A RAOIUS OF 1.113 «S FEET; TH ENCE LEAVING SAIO PAR­ A L LE L LINE RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONO THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CEN TRAL ANOLE O F OS'OS 32* FO R AN ARC DISTANCE OF 112.SI FEET TO TH E POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE RUN N *9*21 33*W FOR A DISTANCE O F 2E *0 FEET TO A POINT ON A NONTANGENT CU RVE CONCAVE SOU THEASTER­ LY AND HAVING A RAOIUS O F 2.212.4* FEET; TH ENC E FROM A TANGENT BEARINO OF N.4S'*B 40‘ B. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC O F SAIO CURVS THROUGH A CEN TRAL ANOLE OF 03*09 49- FOR AN ARC OISTANCE OF 123 31 FEET; THENCE RUN S.44*S1'I0'E FOR A OISTANCE O F 20 04 FEET TO A POINT ON A NONTANGENT CURVE CO NCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY ANO HAVINO A RAOIUS OF 2.213 4S FEET; THENCE FROM A TANGENT BEARINO OF S.49'07 SO'W RUN SOUTHW ESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CU RVE THROUOH A C E N T R A L AN OLE OF 02*IS 13* FOR AN ARC OISTANCE OF I0I.ET FEET TO THE POINT O F BEOINNINO SAIO LANOS CONTAINING THEREIN 2.293 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS AN D P M C S L NO. 14B F E B BIM FLB C O U N T Y NOAO 4»T. P H A S E V THAT PORTION OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 23. TOWNSHIP 24 SOUTH. RANGE 10 EAST. LYING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEINQ MORE PARTICU­ LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS CO M M ENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CO RNER O F SECTION 22. TOWNSHIP 20 SO U TH. RANGE 30 EAST; TH ENCE RUN S.00’ 4*-3S*W. ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAIO SECTION 33 FO R A DISTANCE OF E7E.1S FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAIO POINT BEINO ON A U N S S3 00 FEET NORTH OF ANO PARALLEL WITH THE CENTERLINE OF COUNTY ROAD 427. AS SHOWN ON TH I STATE ROAO DEPARTMENT RIOMT OF WAY MAP. SECTION NU M ­ BER TTSI0-344B (DATED S EP TEM BER >3. 1*331. THENCE C O N ­ TINUE ALONG SAIO EAST LINE 9.00*4»'I**W FOR A DISTANCE OF 41.14 FEET TO A POINT ON A LINE 34 00 FEET NORTH OF ANO PARALLEL WITH SAID CENTERLINE OF COUNTY ROAO 427. THENCE RUN 9 8**04 84*W. ALONO SAID PARALLEL LINE FOR A DISTANCE OF 13411 FIET; TH ENCE LEAVING SAIO PARALLEL U N E RUN N . l l ’ QT SO'W. FOR A OISTANCE OF 3J.93 FEET TO A POINT ON A NONTANOENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY AND HAVINO A RAOIUS OF 2.21S 4* FEET; THENCE FROM A TAN­ GENT BEARING OF N .S t 'M 'I T 'E . NUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONO THE ARC OF SAID CURVE THROUOH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF O l 'lE 'lt * FOR AN ARC OISTANCE OF SS *2 FEET; THENCE RUN H 39*04 M ' E FOR A DISTANCE O F 124.20 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING SAIO LANDS CONTAINING THEREIN 7,284 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS. OWNIRIsl: DONALD ROBERTSON, a t Personal Regratentative of the I elate o l Opal Eloiaa Robert eon, deceased c/o William t . Reiachmann. Jr., Etg. Suntruat Bank Building Suita 22 244 Waal Fuel Slraal Sanlord. FL 32771 Each Defendant le further notified that the Petitioner will petition for an Order ol Taking before the HONORABLE OIN E S TEPH EN ­ SON. one of the Judges of the above-etyied Court, on Tuesday, the 22nd day of December. 1*49, at 1:30 p m., m Courtroom K. at lha Sam mole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. In accordance witn ilk Declaration of Taking heratofora tiled In this cause. All Defend ante lo this suit and all other Intereited parties may time­ ly regueel e hearing on the Petition for the Order of Taking al the tune and place dec-gnated and be heard. Any Oefendanl felling te file a timely regueel for hearing than waive any right to obiect to tha Order of Taking. BXfl Each Defendant and any other person! claiming any mlartet m Ihe property described m the Petition In ihe abave-etylod Eminem Domain proceeding it hereby required to terve written detente*, if any you hate, to tha Petition heretofore filed m this cause on the Petitioner, and any request lor a heating on in* Petition lor the Order of Taking, if desired, on Petitioner'* Attorney, who** name and a d d ra tt la shown below on or before Tuesday. December IS. 1990. end to Mo the original ol your wnttan defontea and any request for hoofing on tho Petition for tho Order of Taking with tho Clark ol this Court either before service on the Petitioner • Attorney or Immodialoly thereafter, to show what right, litlo. mtoratl or ken you hovo. t* any. or claim In and to tho property described m said Petition and to show cause, if any you hovo, why M id property should not bo condemned for the uoao and purposes so eef forth m to ld Petition, it you foil to answer, a default may be entered agamet you tor lha relief demanded m tho Petition If you Ia4 to raquatl a haarmg on tha Petition lor Order ot Taking you shall waive any rtgm to ohfocl to told Order ol Taking, WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on me 21 *t day of October. 199* (SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE CLER K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Ruth King Deputy Clark ROBERT a M c M i l l a n C ounty Attorney for Semmoia County. Florida Seminole County Services Building n o t Eat I F u ll Street Sanford. Florid* 32771 Telephone |407) 121-1110. Eat 7254 Attorney for Petitioner Publish- Sunday. November 29. 1998 Sunday. December 4, t99S DEW-8 Crlrbrutlon Golf Club luis been chosen us the national host for American Golfs Women In Goff Day. 1999. The tournaments will be staged at more than 200 private, resort and dally fee courses nationwide and Is open to women of all ages and skill levels... fans to support UCF. as well as needy fami­ lies during the holiday season. We re proud to work hand-in-hand with the Second Har­ vest Food Hank during the holiday season." Fans who are unable to attend the game but still want to contribute ran take canned goods to the Second Harvest Food Bank a I 2008 Hrenglr Avr. In Orlando betwren 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. risk all of our profits from a vtiy good »ra»on. I use the word "risk" vrry loosely, when Ihe CKYETAL BALL knows the outcome of a game, you arc hardly "risking" anything. Enjoy your football. Remember.... everything else can wall III Legal N otict NOTICE DP A C T M B H3 I M INERT DOMAIN IN TMB C M C U TT C O U N T OP TMB ■M MTB8MTW J U D ICIAL C M C U TT. M A N D FDD SB ENROL E C O U N TY . FLO RID A C A B B NO. B N -B1IB -C A -1 S-B SEMINOLE COUNTY, a poM Kal subdivision of tho State ot Florida, Petitioner. ve. ID W AR 0 W Pi OMAN. MARY ORACE S PUNO a/k/a MARY O PtGMAN. GREGORY P SAMANO. MARGARET M. SAMANO; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. FLORIOA POWER CORPORATION; BREEN CAPITAL; H O N E Y RENERT; DEBORAH RENERT; EPIECOPAL CHURCH OF THE NEW COVENANT. INC.; FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK, a national Banking assoctation. RAY VALDES aa Tea Collector of Bernmol* County, Flood a. and mo imknoven vpouvee of tho above, if any; mow hewt. devisee*. assignee*, grantees, creditor*, let****, eaecutore. admmiatratore. mortgagees, lodgment creditors, trustees, lienholders, person* m possession and any end oh other person* hevmg or ciownmg to hare any nghf. title *r interest by. through, under or agamet mo obese named Defendants, or otherwise claiming any right, title, *r mioroel m the real property described m mu* action, Defend ent|t) TO: THOSE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTUS CLAMttNG INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOIR OR AGAINST THI NAMED DEFENDANTS: ANO TO A LL PARTIES HAVINO OR CLAIMINO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE O R INTEREST IN TH I PRO PER­ TY OESCRIBEO BELOW. An Eminent Domain Petition, together with its Declaration ot Taking ha* keen tiled in tha above-tty led court to acquire cerlam property m ar tat* m Semmoia County. Florida, described 0* foflOEMB" P A R C E L NO. I0T F I B SIM PLE TUSKAW ILLA N O AO . P H A S E III That portion of Lot * Tuskawillo Unit 9. aa recorded m Plot Boob 24. Pago IS Public Record* o l Semmoia County. Florid*, more poHieuierty described 0* l 0* 0 wm Bogin of m* Northeast corner at Lai t . Tuekowiiio Unit S. aa recorded m Plot Book 24. Pago IS. Public Rocordo ot Semmoia County. Florida, said pomt being on mo Westerly right of-way Hn* as recorded m seed Plot Booh 20. Pago IS. M id pomf kite being on a curve, cone eve Southeasterly, hevmg a central ongio at 01*24-0*’ and a radius Ot 113.31 loot; thence from a tangent bearing of $42'1S’ S1*W. run Southwesterly along the ere Ol kotd curve and l e d right-of-way kne, a dtatanc* of 17 01 fool to the Southeast corner of said Lot 4; thane# N 4 V 11 41*W, along tha South bn* at aoid Lot 9. a diefenc e at S3.IS toot ta a pomt on a curve, concave Southeasterly, having a central angle of 03*11 24* and a radius of 77120 leaf; thence from a tangent bearing ot N i l *44'10*1, run Northeasterly along lha arc o l M id eurvo. a dielance of 34 04 foot to a pomt on tho Northerly Ima of t*>d Lot 3. thence 993*1101*1. a distance 39 12 1**1 to Ihe POINT OF BEOINNINO Containing 1,f9T square feet, more or fete OWNER! a) EDWARO W Pi OMAN and MARY ORACE I PUNO a/k/a MARY 0 PIOMAN c/o Gory Massey. Esq One Oougfa* Place 100 West Citrus Street Altamonte Springe. FL 32714-2302 P A N C B L NO. 1 13 F B I BIM FLB TU SK AW ILLA RO AD PM ABB III Thai portion of that certain parcel of land recorded m Official Record* Book 2341. Pag* 4 t l . Pubkc Record* ot Seminole County, Flofkfa tying m Section 12, Township 31, Renga 10 Eatt, Semmoia County, Florid*, being more particularly described at foHowt: Begin *1 th* intersection Of the Westerly right-of-way Ima of Tutkewilla Rood end lha North Ima of Lot I. os par plat of Tuakawilla Unit 9. recorded m Piet Bosk 20. Pag* IS. Public Record* of Semmoia County. Florida, run NS3*11'4)‘ W. along me North kne of said Lot S, a distance of 44.99 feet to a point on a eurvo, concave Southeasterly having a control angle of 04*41 04* end 0 radius of *78 31 foot; Ihence from a tangent bearing of N3S*49'99*E run Northerly along the arc of M id eurvo. a distent* of 33 94 tool to too pomt of langency. thenco run N4]*29 03*1 4 distance ol 3*3.91 loot lo the most Southerly corner o l lo t 11. Oak Forest Unit One as recorded m Plat Book 23. Pages 11-41. tho Public Records of Semmoia County. Florida, thence run S4t*M'89*E, a distance Ot 34 OO lest lo a pomt on lha aforemen­ tioned Westerly right-ot-way Itne; thane* S41‘ 2* 03*W along *a<d Wetterly right-of-way Im*. a distance of M S 90 leal to the pomt of Curveturo ot curve, concave Southeasterly having a central angle of 0I*19'1S* and a rsdtu* ot 421 I t fool; thence from e tan­ gent bearing of B4V2S 43‘ W run Southerly along the eeid Westerly right-of-way line and the arc ol said curve, a dittanc# ol 12.79 last to th* POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing .314 acres OWNER(t): EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NEW COVENANT, INC c/o Thome* E. Dot*. III. Attorney 300 Beet Altamonte Drive Suite 310 Altamonte Sprmgt. FL 12701 Each Defendant ie further notified that th* Petitioner wiM petition for an Order ot Taking before the HONORABLE OENE STEPH EN ­ SON. on* el th* Judge* ot th* above-etyied Court, on Tuesday, th# 22nd day of December, 199S. at 1:10 p.m.. m Courtroom K. *1 Iho Seminote Courtly Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, w accordance • ilh He Declaration of Taking heretofore filed in true causa. All Defendant* to thl# suit and all other mterstlod parti** may lone­ ly request a haarmg on th* Petition for tho Order of Taking at the time and place designated and b* heard Any Defendant tailing to to* a tamely request for hearing snail waive any right lo obiocl to too Order ot Taking . BMB Each Defendant and any other persons claiming any miscast m to* properly described m the Petition m the above-etyied Eminent Domain proceeding is hereby required to t e n s written defenses. If any you have, to toe Petition heretofore filed m this cause on to# Petitioner, and any request for ■ hearing on the Petition for the Order of Taking. 8 desired, on Petitioner* Attorney, whose name and a d d ra tt it shown below on or botoro Tuesday, December 13, 1SSS, and to to* the original of your written defansO* and any request for haarmg on tho Petition for th* Order ot Taking with th* Clark of thi* Court either before tarvic* on the Petitioner * Attorney or immediately thereafter, to enow what right, title, interest or lien you have, if any. or claim In and to lha proparty described In M id Petition end to show c a u M . It a ry you have, why M id proparty should not bo condemned for to* uses and purpose* aa set lotto in said Petition. If you fail to answer, a default may be entered agernsf you lor the relief demanded m Ihe Petition If you fail to request a hearing on tho Petition tor Order o l Taking you shall Irani* any right to object to M id Order ol Taking. WITNESS my hand and seal o l said Court on tho 20th OF OCTO­ BER. 1991 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By: Ruth King Deputy Clark ROBERT A McMILLAN County Attorney for Seminole County, Florida Seminole County Servlets Building 1101 fa st Fust Street Sanford. Florida 12771 Telephone (407) 343-3714 Attorney for Petitioner Publish Sunday, November IS, 1994 Sunday. December 4. 1994 DEW-1 �Sem inole Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Sunday. Decem ber 6. 1998 - M Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTtCI O f ACTION IN IM IN IN T DOMAIN M T N I CINCWT COUNT OF TN I IMM TIIM TM JUDICIAL CMCUIT. IN ANO TON •AMINOLI COUNTY, nom oA CASB NO. M -llB l-C A -tJ -O SEMINOLE COUNTY, • oolitic at subdivision ot the S i ala at Honda. Petitioner. *. T N i BANK O F NIW TONIC, aa Trustee. under Ilia Fooling and Servicing Agreement datad aa o l Angus! J t , I t W . Sanaa I M I - C . TN I ALLAN F. WHIT*. TNUST. X )N N N LIVANA; N IO IC C A A. BROWN. M IL IN O A J. IOMISTON; RICHANO S. C A S S I L K R N V : W ATNI lo w ANO BAKIN; DANLIN I A. BAKIN. U C F F ID IN A L CNIOIT UNION; SUNTRUST UONTOAOC, INC . a Oaorgia Corporation; JOHN J. WEIR; NANCY J . w tlR . c iN T N A L F l o r i d a i o u c a t o n s - f i d a n a l c n i o i t UNION; O O V IN M U IH LI MONTOAOC COMPANY. L P . a Oalaaara llnutad p artn ers/,,D A V ID I LYNN; OIBORAH L A I LYNN. C A P ST IA O . INC ; JO Y CE F DOWOCN. RAY VALOIS aa Taa Collector o l Seminole County. Florida, and Hie unknown apouaoa ot Hie afcovo, d any; Itiew herrt, daviaaaa. assignees. grantee*, creditor*, laaoaaa. oaacutora, admmiatralor*. morlgagaa*. pjdgmant cratMar*. trualoo*. lienholders. paraon* m poaaoaaion and any and ail other pataona having or claiming to have any right, title or Interest by. through, under or agamot the above nomad Defendant*, or otharwiao claiming any right, title, or inter**! m the real property deter.bed m thi* action. TO: THOSE ABOVA-NAMAO D IFIN O A N TS ANO TO ALt'pAR TIAS CLAIMING INTANIST NY. THROUGH, U N D IR O R AOAINST THI N A U I O DIFINOANTS: AND TO ALL PANTtAS HAVING OR CLAIMINO TO HAVA ANY RIGHT. TITLI OR INTIRAST IN THI PROPERTV O ISC R IBID IIL O W An Amment Dornam Petition, together with Ha Declaration ot Taking ha* been filed In the above-ityled court to acquire certain property mterait* in Seminole County. Florida, described a* fol­ low*: PANCIL NO. I tS.4 CHULUOTA BYPASS A l l S IM P L I THAT PORTION OF LOT J. BLOCK A. TOWNSITI OF NORTH CHULUOTA IN SICTION M . TOWNSHIP J t SOUTH. RAN OI JJ IAST. S I M lN O ll COUNTY. FLORIOA, AS R IC O R O ID IN PLAT BOOK I. PAD AS S4-SS O F THA PUBLIC R IC O R D S OF SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA • U N O M O RI PARTICULARLY D ISCRIBIO AS FOLLOWS C O M M IN C I AT A 1/4* IRON PIPS WITH NO S i t N U M B IR MARKING TH I SOU THIAST CORNAR OF THA SO U TH IAST t/4 O F SICTION » . TOWNSHIP I t SOUTH. RANOB J J IAST. SAMIN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA; TH SN CI NORTH 01*41 20* W IST ALONO TH I IAST LINS OF TH I SO U TH IAST 114 OF SAlO SICTION JO. A DISTANCI OF 1494 04 FIAT TO A 1-l/J* IRON PIPS WITH NO N L.S. N U M B IR MARKINO THA NORTHAAST CORNAR OF THA SOU THIAST 1/4 OF SAID SICTIOW JO; THI N C I SOUTH •S’ JI 0J- W IST ALONO THI NORTH U N I OF THI SOU THIAST t/4 OF SAID SICTION JO, A DISTANCI OF 401.11 FI IT. T H IN C I SOUTH 04‘ JS 'Jl* IA S T IS 00 F I I T TO A POINT ON TH I SOUTH RIOHT OF WAY U N I OF CHULUOTA ROAD AS R IC O R D IO IN PLAT BOOK 4. P A D IS TS AND 77 OF THI PUBLIC R IC O R D S OF SIM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO TH I POINT OF BIOINNINO TH IN C I CONTINUI SOUTH 00*1* 11' IA ST ALONO TH I IA ST L*NI OF LOT J. BLOCK A. TOW NSlTI OF NORTH CHULUOTA AS R IC O R O ID IN PLAT BOOK J. PAOIS M S* OF THI PUBLIC R IC O R D S OF SIM IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. A DISTANCI OF SO SI F I I T TO THI SOU THIAST CO RN IR OF SAID LOT ) AND A POINT ON TH I NORTH RIOHT OF WAY LINI OF WASHINGTON S T R U T . T H IN C I SOUTH 44‘ M J 7 ‘ W IST ALONO SAIO NORTH RIGHT OF WAV LINI ANO TH I SOUTH U N I OF SAIO LOT J A DISTANCI OF SO 00 F I I T TO THI SOUTHW IST CO R N IR OF SAIO LOT S. T H IN C I NORTH 00*24 11* W IST ALONO THI W IST LINI OF SAIO LOT J. A DISTANCI OF SS SO F I I T TO THI SOUTH RIOHT OF WAV LINI OF CHULUOTA ROAD; T H IN C I NORTH M 't r o j ' IA S T ALONO SAID SOUTH RIGHT OF WAV LINI. A OISTANCI OF SO Ot F I I T TO THI POINT OF BIOINNINO CONTAINING 1000 SO U ARI F IIT . M O R I OR L IS S BIARINOS A R I B A SIO ON THI SOUTH LINI OF THI NORTHW IST t/4 OF SICTION I t . TOWNSHIP Jt SOUTH. RAN GI 11 IA S T . S IM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIOA. A S B U N G NORTH I S ‘ 01 11* IAST. AN A S S U M tO BIARING OWNERIs) BANK O F NIW YORK, a* Trulta* under the Pooling and Servicing datad a* e l Auguat I I, I t s J Berio* tSO l-C 1101 C Sweet. Suit* TOQW Sacramento, CA SSI IS PARCBL MO. 1S4.T CNULUOTA BYPASS FSB SIM PLE THAT PORTION OF THI SOUTHW IST 1/4 O F THI NORTHW IST 1/4 OF SICTION JJ. TOWNSHIP II SOUTH. RAN OI 11 IAST SIM IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIOA. ALSO SIINO A PORTION OF LOT 1. BLOCK 1. OF THI U N RICO R O IO PLAT OF CH ULA VISTA. SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. B U N G M O RI PARTICULARLY O ISC R IBID AS FOLLOWS: C O M M IN C I AT A RAILROAD SP1KI WITH NO R L.S N U M B IR MARKINO TH I SOUTHW IST CO R N IR O F TH I SOU THW IST t/4 OF THI NORTHW IST t/4 OF SICTION JJ. TOWNSHIP Jt SOUTH. RAN O I 11 IAST. SIM IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIOA; TH IN C I NORTH 01 *43 40* W IST ALONG THI W IST LINI OF TH I SOUTHW IST 1/4 OF THI NORTHW IST t/4 OF SAIO SICTION J J . A DISTANCI OF *01 IS F IIT . T H IN C I NORTH 14*04 10* IAST. 11 00 F I I T TO T H I SOU THW IST C O R N IR O F LOT 1. B LO CK 1 O F TH I U N R IC O R O IO PLAT OF CH ULA VISTA. SIM IN OLI COUNTY, FLORIOA. T H IN C I NORTH 0 f 3 9 40* W IST ALONO TH I W IST LINI OF SAIO LOT 1 A DISTANCI OF 14 50 F I I T TO TH I POINT O F BIOINNINO. TH IN C I CONTINUI NORTH O fS S 40* W IST ALONO THI W IST LINI OF SAID LOT 1 A DISTANCI O F TS SO F I I T TO TH I NORTHW IST C O R N IR OF SAIO LOT 1; T H IN C I NORTH 11 04 JO' IAST ALONG T H t NORTH LINI OF SAIO LOT 1. A DISTANCI OF 7,01 F I I T TO A POINT ON A CU RVI CO N CAVI W ISTIR LY HAVING A RADIUS OF t t l U S F IIT . A C IN TR A L AN GLS OF O l’ SO'Ol* AND A CHORO SIARIN O OF SOUTH 01*11 SI* WIST; T H IN C I SOU TM W lSTIRLY ALONO TH I ARC OF SAID CU RVI TS S4 F IIT TO THI POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING JIT SOUARI F IIT . M O RI OR L IS S BIARINOS A R I B A S IO ON THI SOUTH LINI OF THI NORTHW IST t/4 OF SICTION 11. TOWNSHIP It SOUTH. RAN OI 11 IA S T . S IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA. AS BIINO NORTH 49*01 11* IAST. AN ASSU M IO SIARINO TOG B TH S R w i t h P A R C B L NO SS4.T MBNT THAT PORTION OF TH I SOUTHW IST t/4 OF TH I NORTHW IST t/4 OF SICTION 11. TOWNSHIP J t SOUTH. RANOI J J IAST. SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA. ALSO SIINO A PORTION OF LOT J. SLO CK 1 OF TH I U N R ICO R D ID PLAT OF CHULA VISTA. SIM I­ NOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA B U N G M O R I PARTICULARLY O ISCRIBID AS FOLLOWS: THI W IST IT F I I T OF LOT J. BLOCK 1. U N R IC O R O IO PLAT OF CHULA VISTA. L IS S THAT PART LYINO WITHIN THI N IW R/W OF SNOW HILL ROAD (CHULUOTA O IN IV A ROAD). CONTAINING 1.407 SOUARI F IIT , MORI OR LIS S BIARINOS A R I B A SIO ON THI SOUTH LINI OF THI NORTH­ W IS T 1/4 OF SICTION 11. TOWNSHIP II SOUTH, RAN OI 11 IA S T . S IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. AS BEING NORTH 19 01 11* IAST, AN ASSU M ID BIARING OW NIR(l) WAYNI IOWARO BAKIR and D A R LIN I A BAKIR c/o Richard N Milian. I »q 190 North Orange Arenu* Suite MOO Orlando. FL 11901 PARCEL NO. IIS .3- •9*01 11’ IA S T . AN A S S U M ID BIARING. OWNER!*). JOH N J. WEIR and NANCY J . WEIR c/o Richard N. Mihan. I*q ISO North Orange Avenue Suit* ttOO Orlando. FL 1IS01 PARCBL HO. tM .4 CHULUOTA BYPASS FBB S IM P LI THAT PORTION OF TH I SOUTHW EST 1/4 OF TH I NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SICTION JJ. TOWNSHIP J1 SOUTH. RANOI 11 IAST. SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA ALSO BIINO LOT 9. BLOCK I. OF T H I U NRECO RDED PLAT OF C H U LA VISTA, SIM IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIOA. BIINO O IS C R IB ID AS FOLLOWS: C O M M EN CE AT A RAILROAO SPIKI WITH NO H.L.S. NU M BIR MARKINO TH I SOUTHW EST C O R N IR OF THE SOUTHW IST t/4 OF THI NORTHW IST t/4 OF SICTION 11. TOWNSHIP Jt SOUTH. R AN O I 11 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA; THENCE NORTH O f S S 40* W IS T ALON G THS W IS T U N I OF THI SOUTHW IST 1/4 OF THE NORTH W IST 1/4 OF SAID SICTION 11. A DISTANCE OF 1101 IS FEET. THENCE NORTH 14*04 10' EAST. 1100 FEET TO THE SOUTHW IST C O RN ER O F LOT S. BLOCK t OF THE U N R IC O R O IO PLAT O F C H U LA VISTA AND THE POINT OF BIOINNINO; TH IN C I NORTH O f S S 40* WEST ALONO THE WEST LINI OF SAID LOT S. A DISTANCE OF 100 00 F I I T TO THE N O RTH W IST C O R N E R OF SAIO LOT 9. T H IN C I NORTH SS*O4'J0* EAST ALONG TH E NORTH U N I OF SAIO LOT S. A DIS­ TANCE OF tO O FEET; TH ENCE SOUTH 01*99*40* IAST, 100 00 FEET TO A POINT ON TH I SOUTH LINI OF SAIO LOT S; T H IN C I SOUTH 44*04 JO* W IS T ALONG TH I SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT S. A DISTANCI OF 9 00 FEET TO TH I POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 900 S O U A R I F I I T . M O R I OR L I U . BIARINOS A R I B ASED ON TH I SOUTH LINI OF THt NORTHW I S T 1/4 O F SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP Jt SOUTH. HANOI 11 EAST. S IM IN O LI C O U N TY , FLORIDA, A S BEING NORTH 09*0111* IA S T , AN A S S U M ID BEARING. TOGB THS R WITH PARCBL NO. TM .4 CNULUOTA BYPASS TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BAUMS NT THAT PORTION OF T H I SOUTHW EST 1/4 OF THI NORTHW IST t/4 OF SECTION J J . TOWNSHIP Jt SOUTH. RANOI 11 EAST. SIM IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. A LS O BIINO A PORTION OF LOT 9. BLOCK t O F TH t U NRECO RDED PLAT OF CH ULA VISTA. SEMIN O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA. B U N G M O R I PARTICULARLY O IS C R IB ID A S FOLLOW S TH I SOUTH 11 F I I T O F T H t NORTH 14 F I I T OF W IST 14 F I I T OF LOT I. BLO C K t. U N R IC O R O IO PLAT OF C H U LA VISTA. LESS THAT PART LYING WITHIN THS N IW R/W FOR SNOW HILL ROAD CONTAINING 110 S O U AR I F I I T M O RI OR LESS BIARINOS A R I BASED ON TH I SOUTH U N I OF THE NORTH­ W IS T 1/4 OF SICTION J t , TOWNSHIP II SOUTH. RANGE 11 EAST. S IM IN O L I CO UN TY. FLORIDA. AS BIINO NORTH M * 0 1 11* IAST. AN ASSU M ED BEARING. OWNER)*) DAVIO I . LYNN AND O IB O RAH L I E LYNN c/o R xherd N M.han. I*q 190 North Orange Avenue Suite 1100 Orlando, FL J1S01 PARCBL NO. tSB.T CHULUOTA BYPASS FBB BIMPIB THAT PORTION OF TH I NORTHW IST t/4 OF SICTION JJ. TOWNSHIP Jt SOUTH. RANGE ] J IAST. SIM IN OLI COUNTY FLORIDA ALSO B U N G A PORTION OF LOTS • ANO T. BLOCK t O F THI U N R EC O R D ED PLAT O F CH U LA VISTA. SIM IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIOA BIINO M O RI PARTICULARLY D ISC R IBIO AS FOLLOWS C O M M I N C I AT A RAILROAD SPIKI WITH NO R L 9 NU M BIR MARKINO THI SOUTHW IST C O R N IR O F THI NORTHWEST t/4 OF SICTION JJ. TOWNSHIP J t SOUTH. RANOI 11 IAST. S IM I­ N O L I c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t h i n c i n o r t h 0 1 *53 4 0 * w i s t ALON G THI W IST LINE OF THI NORTHW IST 1/4 OF SAIO S E C ­ TION j j . a d i s t a n c e o f h o i i s f i i t . t h i n c i n o r t h •1*04 10- IAST. 11 0 0 F I I T TO TH I SOUTHW IST CO RNIR OF LOT S. BLOCK 1 OF T H t U N R IC O R O IO PLAT OF CHULA VISTA. s i m i n o l i c o u n t y . Fl o r id a a n d t h i p o in t o f s io i n n i n g . T H IN C I n o r t h O f IS 40* W IST ALONO TH I W IST LINI OF LOTS I AND 7. OF SAIO BLOCK 1. A DISTANCI OP 100 00 F I I T TO THI NORTHW IST C O R N IR O F SAID LOT f; TH IN C I NORTH •1*04 JO* IA S T ALONO THI NORTH U N I OF SAID LOT T, A DIS­ TANCI o f t o o f i i t . t h i n c i s o u t h 01*55 ao* i a s t . j o o o o F I I T TO A POINT ON THI SOUTH LINI OF SAIO LOT S. T H IN C I SOUTH 11*04 JO* W IS T ALONO TH I SOUTH LINI OF SAIO LOT S. A DISTANCE OF I 00 F I I T TO TH I POINT OF BIOINNINO CONTAINING 1100 SO U ARI F I I T . M O RI OR LIS S . BIARINOS ARI B A S IO ON TH I SOUTH LINI OF THI NORTH­ W IST t/4 OF SECTION I t . TOWNSHIP II SOUTH, RANGE 11 IA S T . SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA, A S BIINO NORTH •9*01 11* EAST. AN ASSUM ED SIARINO OWNIRIel J O Y C I F DO WO IN 1797 Round Lake Road Ja lle o o d . FL 11799 Each Defendant i* further notified that the Petitioner a d petition for an Order of Taking before tha HONORABLE Q IN I STEP H EN ­ SON. on* of the Judge* of the abore-atyled Court, on Tuesday, the l l n d day of December. 1994. at 1 JO p m , m Courtroom K . at th* Sammoia County Coertnou**. Sanford. Florida, n accordance eitn It* Declaration ot Taking heretofora hied M MU* cauke All Defendant* fo thi* tort end all other mtorealod panto* may tim e­ ly raquaaf a hear mg on tha Petition for the Order of Taking af the lima and place deeigneied and be heard Any Defendant fading to f.lo a timely requeel tor hearing then wan* any right to ob|*ct to th* Order ot Taking (a c h Defendant end any other pereene claim mg any inter ect m the properly deecnbed m the Petition m the abore-atyled Eminent Oomam proceeding ie hereby required to oorve written defence*, it any you have, to the Petition heretofore food m i n * ceuea on the Petitioner, and any requeet for a hearing on the Petition for iho Order ot Taking, if dom ed, an Petitioner * Attorney, whoa* name and eddies* ie inow n b a le* on or before Tuesday, December IS, 19SS. and to file the anginal ot your written detona­ t e and any reque*l lor heeling on tha Petition for the Order ot Taking with the Clark of thit Court adhat before M in e * on the Petitioner a Attorney or immediately thereafter, to (how what right, title, mtereat or hen you have, it any. or claim m and to tha property deecnbed m »»-d Petition and to *how cauao. it any you have, why *e*d property m ould not bo condemned for the ueo* and purpoeo* i t le t forth m *atd Petition It you tail to antwor. e default may bo ordered against you tor the rebel demanded m th* Petition. It you tail to request a hearing on tha Petition lor Ordar o l Taking you shall w an* any right to ob|*ct to a n d Ordor of Taking WITNESS my hand end seat of l a d Court on th* lo th ot O C T O ­ BER. IM S (SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SIM IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIOA By: Ruin King Ooputy Clerk ROBERT A McMILLAN County Attorney for Sominol* County. Florida Sam.nolo County Sorvice* Building 1101 Iasi Fuat Stroot Sanlord. Florida 117T1 Telephone (407) 149-37)4 Attorney lor Pelilionor Publish Sunday. November 19. 199S Sunday. Oec ember S. 199S DEW 4 CHULUOTA BYPASS FBI SIMPLE THAT PORTION OF T M l SOUTHW IST 1/4 OF THI NORTHW IST 1/4 OF SICTION II. TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH. RANOI 32 IAST. SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA. ALSO BIINO A PORTION OF LOT 4. BLOCK t OF THI U N RICO RO IO PLAT OF CHULA VISTA. SIM I­ NO LI COUNTY. FLORIOA • U N O MORE PARTICULARLY D ISCRIBIO AS FOLLOWS C O M M IN C I AT A RAILROAD SPIKE WITH NO R 1.5 NUMBER MARKINO T H t SOUTHW IST CO RN IR OF TH I SOUTHW IST 1/4 OF THI NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SICTION 22. TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH. RANGE 32 EAST. SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA; T H IN C I NORTH 01*95 40* W IST ALONO T H ! W IST LINE OF TH I SOUTHW EST t/4 OF TH I NORTHWIST 1/4 OF SAIO SECTION 22. A DISTANCE OF 1001 IS F IIT ; T H IN C I NORTH SS'04'20* IAST, 13.00 F I I T TO THI POINT OF BIOINNINO. SAID POINT ALSO SIINO THI SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 4, BLOCK 1 OF THI UNRECOROID PLAT OF CH ULA VISTA. SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIOA; TH IN C I NORTH 01*3940* W IST ALONO T H t WEST LINI OF SAIO LOT 4, A DISTANCE OF 100 00 F I I T TO THI NORTHWEST CORNER OR SAIO LOT 4; TH IN CI NORTH SS-04 10* IAST ALONO THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 4. A DISTANCE OF 9 00; TH IN C I SOUTH 01*3S'40* IAST, 11.96 F I I T TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CO N CAVI WESTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF M i l 13 F IIT . A CINTRAL ANGLE OF 03*2119* ANO A CHORO SIARINO OF SOUTH 00'11'SS* EAST; TH IN C I SOU TH ­ EASTERLY ALONO THI ARC OF SAID CURVE 97 OS F I I T TO A POINT ON THI SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 4: T H IN C I SOUTH 99*04 20* W IST ALONG THE SOUTH LINI OF SAID LOT 4. A DIS­ TANCE OF 702 F I I T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ONTAININO 99# SOU ARI F IIT . MORI OR U S S EARINOS A R I BASED ON THI SOU t H I I* * 0 7 1 M R T* j ST 1/4 OF SICTION 11. TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH. RANGE 12 ST. S IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. AS B U N G NORTH 03 11* IAST. AN A SSU M tO BIARING GETHER WITH ■« ■» «* R C 1 L NO T23 3 CH U LU O TA B Y P ASS TE M P O R A R Y CO N STR U CTIO N E A S E M E N T HAT PORTION OF THI SOUTHW IST t/4 OF TQH* I OF SECTION 12. TOWNSHIP Jt SOUTH ” ? * * T* MiNOLE COUNTY FLORIOA. A L 5 0 BEING A PORTION OF LOT BLOCK 1 OF THE UNRECORDED PLAT OF CH UIA VISTA. SEMI)LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ____ _ _ _ IEING MORE PARTICULARLY O t K R lO E D A S F O llO W S HE WEST 14 FEET OF T H t NORTH 31 FEET OF LOT 4, BLOCK U N RICO RO IO PLAT OF CH ULA V h u l u O t"aTGENE THIN TH I NIW R/W OF SNOW HILL ROAD (CHULUOTA GENE‘ ONTAININO 49S SOUARI F IIT , M O RI OR LESS M notM SEARINGS ARE BASED ON THE ^ U T O U » « J M E NORTMEST 1/4 OF SECTION I t . TOWNSHIP I t SOUTH. RANGE 12 1ST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. AS BEINQ NORTH Legal Notices M THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS IIOHTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA, IN AND FOR SIM INOLI COUNTY GBNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. SC-1009 CA t4 O CH ASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CH IM ICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v* WILLIAM ROBERT BURNS. III. *1 at-. Defend entls) NO TICS OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur w ant to a Final Judgment ot lo ro d o iu i* dated November 23. 1994. end entered m Cat* No. 94-1003 CA 14 G. at th* Circuit Court ol Ih* EIGH ­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein C H A S E MANHATTAN M O RTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CH IM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M ORTGAGE CORPORATION it Plaintiff and WILLIAM ROBERT BURN S. III. ot at.. are Defendant*. I m il **11 to th* highest and b e d bidder lor c a m m th* W ed front door ol the Courthou**, Sanlord. SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, at 11:00 a m. o'clock on th* 19th day ol December, 1994. th* following deecnbed property B* le t forth m lard Final Judgment, to wit: LOT 44, C H E LS IA PLACE OF SIM INOLI COUNTV. ACCO RD ­ ING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 47, PAGES 79 ANO 71. PUBLIC REC O R O S OF S IM IN O LI COUNTV. FLORIOA a/k/a 111 LEWIS P L A C E . LONGW OOO. FLORIOA 12730 OATEO thi* t d day ol D E C E M ­ BER. 1994. MARYANN! MORSE A* Clerk ol *a>d Court By Ruth King A t Deputy Clerk Faber 4 QitlitJ. P A. Suit* 100 IS70 Madruga Avenue Coral Gable*. Florida 11144 DOS) 442-4110 ‘ Parson* mth a ditabihty who need a tpecial accommodation to paiticipata in true proceeding m o u ld contact AOA Coordinator at Seminole County Courthou**, }0t N Park Avenue. Suite N10I, Sanlord. Florida 11771, at le a d five day* pnor to the proceeding Telephone (407) 12) 4110 *st. 4227. t 900-939 4771 (TOO) or 1-400-955-4770 (V| via Florida Relay Service * Pubttth: December 4, I t. 1994 OEX 51 Legal Notices Seminole Herald IN TH t CINCUIY COURT OS TH I 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SIM INOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA OSRSRAL JURISDICTION C A S S N O M M M I4 3 4 .C A -t4 P FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. EARL HUM ES; P J . HUM ES; TERRY E.LANO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TIR RY E. LANO. QUINT A. LANO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F OUINT A LANO; K IM M O A O U AN O A/K/A KIM Q A G U AN O , INDIVIDUALLY. ANO A S PERSON AL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF P ASO U ALI A OAGLIANO. D ECEASED; UNKNOWN SPOU SE O F KIM M OAGLIANO A/K/A KIM O AOU ANO , ANTHONY J O A O U A N O , A MINOR BY AND THRU KIM M O A O U A N O A/K/A KIM OAGLIANO. HIS LIO A L GUARDIAN AND NEXT-OF-KIN; SUMMIRHILL TOW NHOM I3 HOM EOW NERS' ASSOCIATION. INC : I T I V I N F. MEAD. F E U B I R T O TUA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; JOHN DOE ANO J A N I D O ! AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANTIS) 322-2911 or> psnonsi chodt» » urtMim fto w*af>lo ftp Mtod con taste mmgm mm m tm M r ml is ptocsd Moan hsap in tnM M ads in Vw PsnonsSB (doss. 21). judnsss OpportixVisB (daBS. 90). A Oarage Sates (217) riQuIra payment * advance » you nssd to erwnga your ad bM b K is funrtng. ptsaso gfta ua a c a l a id m M m f » cfta n g s tortis naxf SMXtoeto attton. PIBbbb chock your ad on t * tost day otp U M c a fc n If y o u M a n s n w ,p to a a B a 0 u iiM n a M s l| r a n tfv w a tfc o n «c ttia a w o F to F t«M tM tcaion. W o o f s rasp onafcto tor too M l f S T t a n o r t y and or*? tor too cast ol M M to s t - CLASSIFICATIONS NOTICE OP PORSCIOSURB SALS NOTICE IS,HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Fetal Judgment ot foreclosure dated November 14th, 1994. entered *> Civil C a t* No. 94-1514 CA14P ot the Cireuft Court *1 th* 14TH Judicial C e c u il et end for SEM INO LE County. Sanford. Florida, wherein FIRST NATION­ WIDE MORTGAGE C O R P O R A ­ TION I* Plaint ill and I A R L H U M fS ; P J H U M IS; TERRY E. LANO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TERRY E LANO. OUINT A. LANO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OUINT A LANO; KIM M. OAOUANO A/K/A KIM OAGLIANO. INDIVIDUALLY. ANO A S PERSO N AL R I P R I S IN TAT IVI OF THI (STATE OF PASOUALI A. G A Q l IANO, O IC EA SID . UNKNOWN SP O U S I OF KIM M OA O U AN O A/K/A OAOUANO . ANTHONY J. GAQLIANO.A MINOR BY ANO THRU KIM M OAGLIANO A/K/A KIM O A O U A N O . HIS L IO A L QAUROIAN AND NEXT-OF-KIN; SU M M IRH ILL TO W N H O M IE HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC : S T IV IN F MEAD. F E U S (R TO TUA; UNITED STATIS OF AM ERICA; JOHN 0 0 1 AND JA N I DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN ­ ANTS IN P O SSESSION Are D IFIN O A N TS. I win sell to in* highest and b e d bidder lor c a m at tha W IS T FRONT DOOR Ot the SIM IN O LI County County Courthou** m Sanlord. FLorrde. *1 11:00 o clock a m. on Ih* 19th day at December, 1990 the following described property e* tet forth in Summery said and Final Judgment, to-wit LOT IT SUM M IRHILL PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS R I C O R O I D IN PLAT BAO« I t . P A O IS SO-12, PUBLIC R IC O R D S OF S IM I­ N O LI c o u n t y . F l o r i d a O eied true JOih oey ot November. 1990 M ARYAN N! MORSE Clerk of th* Circuit Court By Ruth Kmg Deputy Clark DAVID J STIRN. I S O AT TO R N ! V FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 p la n t a t io n , f l i m a Publish. December 4, 11, 1994 DEX-47 Tlst on ansitB a sood aBwftMstnsnc We went to mae* *ure you we p**44«d wrtti the re*u«* from your Semnote Herald d M idta d ad. To make sene your ad wort*, we iuqge«l you keep n nund the fouowmg • Include *9 many feature* o I N item you ere ke*mq a * you can Xvnh ol FMmemMf, the more you M , (he UM4r you M I • Include • price By Mung a pnea, you wd Mandate unwarned esBs hom people who M B m mnous afcoul Buying your menJienJee • When you ktt your phone ruitwr. Ml (he ime et day tret it best to rssch you. You don I want paopM cMkng you whan you mb M work or Hasping Mr >NTMi 1 \ iiop»s » l.» L e g a l N o t ic e ! IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THI 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, m AMO FOR SIMIROLS COUNTY. FLORIOA IN TIM CIRCUIT COURT OF TIM ISTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ARO FOR SIM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA GSHSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASK NOt SB ISSt CA14 0 CABI NOI SB 14BB CA14 OF TMl EIOHTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SIM INOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CA l l NO. SB-1TTS CA DIVISION t « COLONIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PL/UMTIFF Plaintiff, v* . M ALAN GLASS et at. Defendant (el . NOTICE OF FONICLOSUNB BALI NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVIN pursuant to a Final Judgment at forecloour* dated November IS. 1994, end entered m Case NO 94-IT7S C A ot the Circuit Court o l Ih* E IO H T IIN IH Judicial Circuit in and lor S IM I­ NOLI County, Florida wherein NORW IST M ORTGAGE, INC Ik th* Pik-ni.fl and M ALAN GLASS; BA R B A R A N ILSO N . C H R Y S LE R FINANCIAL C O R ­ PORATION F/K/A C H R YS LER CREDIT CORPORATION, wo Ih* Defendant*. I will tail to th* highest and b o d Bidder for c a m at th* W e d front door ot the Sominol* County Courthou**. Sanlord. Florida at O E C E M B IR . 1994, at 11 00 a m ., on tna l t d day e l D ECEM BER tha following described properly a* te l forth m said Final Judgment LOT 7. BLO C K 11. WIATHIR 3 F IIL 0 SECON D AOOITION. ACCO RDING TO T H t FLAT THEREOF. AS R IC O R O ID IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAOE 102 ANO 101. PUBLIC R EC O R O S OF SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. afk/a: 114 NORTHWESTERN AVI ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 31714 WITNESS MY HAND And th* seal of thi* Court on Novombor 3 0 .1994 (SiALI HONORABLE GENE STEPHENSON Clotk ot the Circuit Court By: Cecelia V. Ekorn Deputy Clerk Echevarria, M cC all*. Raymer, Bariett A Frappier P o d Oft** Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 11401-1410 IMPORTANT NOTICB A M E R IC A N S WITH DISABLITIES A C T OF f BOO Ad m in istrative Order Ne. 42-37 Persons with 4 disability who need a special accommodation to part cipal* m true proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at lo t N Park Avenue. Suit* N 101, Sanlord. Florida 11771 at le a d five (9) day* prior to the proceeding. Telephone. <407| 111 4110 E d . 4227; t 400-9S5-47/1 (TOO), or I 400-959-4770 (V|, via Florida Relay Service Publish December 4, 11, 1994 OEX-S3 iA h Ih i p s Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT m ortgaoe, ¥' * t 1 1f ) i is SbS O B N IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION NCRW IST INC. I lt if f S’ H VS. CARM EN J. SORRENTINO. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BV.THROUGM. UNDER OR AGAINST CARM EN J. SORRENTINO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CARM EN J. SORRENTINO. IF ANY- SUNRISE OWNERS OROUPS. INC ; M f GO MORTGAGE CORPORATION. JOHN 0 0 E AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFEND ANTIS) NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURS BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summery Final Judgment of lorecloeur* dated Novombor IS. I94S entered in Civil C a te No U ISIS CAI4 ol Ih* Circuit Court ol th* 1ITM Judicial Circuit m end lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida, I will sell lo th* high**! end b e d bidder tor cash AT THI W IST FRONT DOOR Of tha SEMINOLE County Courthou** located at M t N. PARK AVI. in SANFORD. Florida d 11.00 am. on in* 29th day o l Docombor. 1991 th* following described property a* set forth m en d Summary Final Judgment, 10 wtt: LOT IS. SUNRISE VILLAGE UNIT 2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PAGE 19 OF THE PUBLIC RECOR OS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. D eled thi* jo in day of Novombor. 1999 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Mwyenn* Morse Clerk ot Circuit Court 6y Ruth King Deputy Clerk THI LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •at S University Drive Sud* 500 Plantation. FL 11324 1954)211- S000 94-2BS4S|FM)COL In accordance with th* American with Ditebuiiie* Act, pertont with ditebiiiti** needmg a special accommodation lo participate m this proceeding m ould contact the Clerk of in* Cucuil Court d in* SEMINOLE County Coin thou** at 401-11141M , not iai*r than seven day* prior to Ih* proceeding it hear­ ing impeirad. I -100-599-4771 (TOO) or 1 400-995-4770. via Florida Relay Service. Publish; December 4. II. 1994 OEX 49 L e g e i Notice* at the Circuit Court ot the tITH Judicial Circuit M and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORO. Florida, I wilt 44X to th* higneat and boat bidder tor C M h AT W IS T FRONT DOOR o l tho SIM IN O LI County CourthouM located at H I N. PARK AVENUE in SANFORD, Florida, at 11:00 a m. on tho 29th day ot Docambor 1994,th# following detcribod property at tet lorth in la id Summery Final Judgment, to-wrt: LOT IS. STO NIW OOO . ACCO RD ING TO THE FLAT TH ER EO F A S RECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAO IS 44 AND •7. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Dated thi* I d day of D EC EM ­ BER. 1494. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Clark ot tho Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 401 S. Umverwly Drive Suit* SOO Plantation, F L 11114 (954)213-4000 94-19S14IFM1NAYR n a t io n 3 B a n c MORTGAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIF VS. RICHARD E. ELLIS. IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THI UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. D fVtSEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES.LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST RICHARD C. ( L U S ; PAMELA M. ELLIS. IF LIVINO. AND IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS.CREOITORS. EDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AOAINST PAMELA M. ELLIS. 9TONEWOOO HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC ; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANTIS) In accordance with the American with OitaO.htiet Act. person* with diMbiltii** Head­ ing a special accommodation to portKipet* m thi* proce-idmg should contact the Clerk ol th* Circuit Court at th* SEMINOLE County Courthou** et 407-1234 1 H , not later then seven day* prior to th* proceeding It hear­ ing impaired. 1-400-99S-477! (TOO) or 1-400-9SS-4770. via Florida Relay Service. Publish: December 4, 1], 1994 OCX-SO NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pureuant to a Summery Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated November 19. 1994. entered m Civil Case No. 94 1491 C AI4 G P lace Your C la ssifie d A d Today < £ (# 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 For Fa st Personal S ervice. C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R by Luis Cam pos frtti-*u Ccrei crypiugisms are ooeteit kem quotsrvmk by lemon* people peit WO pieewk iken ere. n » . « r» Vend* tor enaihw f u i , ■ cue Peguert ‘ J P J H O K P N K E : A f l W O R M A N R J V J E G RN I CQX J X I P M C S J S A G C . ‘ JR MN VLN - G W J R L J WO G C J H PREVIOUS SOLUTION T am Ihose women I am every one ot Idem And they are me That9 why we get along so well * — Oprah Wmtroy �6B S«rr»rvJe H«f Sanford FTor.U L e g a l N o t ic e s U O ftC E OF P U S U C SAL I Pursuant to Florida StatuT#* Satf Sto'ag# Facility See SI 006 A S3 00?. Sat# of C ent« nt ft fMenu« id /iuppi > #»» ■o ep ic# to satisfy C»n#f Itfftl 1S§ Jam** M Smarm* 101 K ylt W May 2%t M a ry P S f ft A 'it'jD 54 f P tece cA lntf» l to fr* sold ot ditpoftftO of TiHif* . 12 1? 1000 10 a m Public Auction. C oin Crjy At S u ^ S if SliH t Aw ty 010 Rin#*tart Boad Lata Mary F t 32?4« All may pay up, Call 33J-4J3S Publish PHosember 20 , end Dacamba* 0 1000 D fP M tS Sund.iv D v ce rp tiv > l>»fl L e g a l N o t ic e s L e g a l N o t ic e s MOTICC OF FICTITIOUS NAM E None* n hetetiy given that I am engaged in t u u m i al 170} f a ilim on t* Or. Attamont* Sating,. Ft. 32701. Seminal* County. Florida, under trie F k I iI-o u , Nam* o< R e n te r Automotive, and that I intend to regular va d name mth trie 0<vi*ion of C o ro o ia tio n ,. Tallahjiie*. Florida, in a cco r­ dant# » in the orovifonm of the Fief l o u t Nam* Statue*. ToWit: Section I t s os. F lo rid a Statute, t»St Aennedy J R enter Fublrtn December a. 1996 D tV S S NOTICE OF AO EN CV ACTION TA KEN 9V THE ST JOH N S NIVEN W ATEN M A N A G E M E N T DISTRICT Not e* i* given that in* toi<ening permit • » 'ttu e d on November IS. '99*. to Sembiee N9t*.l. Inc. , ISS* Central A .* . St Peter,bu fj. FI permit *7-1tT-t7*5N INF. The protect i , located m Sem.no'e County. S*ct>on ja Town,hip 21 South, tang* JO f a it Th* perm t authou je, A SlINFAC* WATER MAN A a tM tN T SYSTEM ON 1 69 ACRES TO SERVE a f ie # ,landing Commercial B.nidmg known a , Ecketd Drug Store. Th* receiving eate'bodv '* St John , River The fuel,) containing the application tor th* above nated permit , a. Viable to' in»p*ction Monday Inrougn Friday eveept tor legal no Ja y , 9 00 a * to S 00 p m at th* 31 Jo h n , Riv*' Water Management C ttnet (Dietnct) Headquarter*. Hwy 100 w . Paiatka F lo n d a J}lTS-t47S. A p a r,on who** Hibitantial inter■»t» ar* sheeted by the 0 ,tn ct permitting deci,io n may petition tor on adminiftrat v* hearing m accordance with mection, t20 M S and 120 ST. F S or may ch oow to pureue mediation a , an altarnative remedy under tectlon 170 ST1. Florida Statute*, and rule, } , 12 ( 1 11 and 26-106 401-404. Florida Adminiatraliv* Cod* Pet tiona n u ll comply w in the requirement* of Fiotida i d n n n train* Cod* Rut*. Chapter 29-106 and ba toed veitn {received b *1 the D ivtiKl Clerk located at O x in c l Headquarter*. M g rn .a , 100 .V#«t Paiatka. Florida 32177. Petition, to* *dmm,*lralive hearing on tn* above apphcationt,) mutt be tiled wtthui tw entyon* |21| day, ot publication of thi# notice or eitlw i twenty-an 1761 d a y , of the Dietnct d* s o ld mg notice of th i, intent mth* mad for the a# perton , to whom the Dietnct m ad , actual net** Failure to til* a petition within th i, tun* period M ull constitute a waiver ot any ■-ghtlal Mich p i i t a i l t l may hay* to requeat an admimattalive Jeterm.nation (hear ngi under aectiont 120 S69 and 120 ST. F S . concerning the tubiect permit Petition, which at* net tiled m accordance w tn th* above provision* are tubiect to d itm itta i Because th* adminittrativ* hear ng proceta •* datigned to torrtiulat* t nai agency action, th* tiling ot a petition m ean, that in* D n liv l v tinal ecren mey a* diHer*nr from m e poril-rn l,k#n by it m thi* notice ot mtent Per i o n , who,* tu b tta n tu l interett, will be affected by any *uch final decision of the Dietnct on th* appli­ cation have the right to petition to become a party to tha pro­ ceeding. th* accordance with the requirement, tet forth above PubKth December 6, tSS* 0E6-S4 N O TIC I OF SALE OF V A S S A L Pursuant fo FL Stat 370 1?(?) tba fpiktiainiq dft«cfib#tf v« *di will b# ftokl in public M l* to tti# tvg:b*»t 6td6tt to ftJrtuiitf a ci««m ban by lb# U#r>Ot lot tabor and'or stcrag# 1008 CMRiS CRAFT FL829J0H A Hull 10 CCHCYOC1F700 longib 20tl AO ip e to or Fnncqu« fi*wbino 9311 Spring S"«J« C l OtUuvdo* FI 33010 1906 BAVLINIR f L t 643SON MIN 0L3BO19RC606 Lsngth 29»1 O ff NCR Pals* SiftCO, 493 Vtllago UH4. Long wood Ft 33???9 L I !N O i| / 8 O 0 1 Monro* H it be ur Mjnnji $J1 H Pa I'm#Ho A r t Sanford. FL 33??1 Salo and vosftftl location at Monro* Harbour M jr .n j *al* Dal* O tK tm b tr 17. 1990 it 10 00 a m No v«tt«l unit b* ftotd t#ftft than 90% * Of q »*»i «» than its appraraad vatu* For adtintonal *nfOfiH*Hon call *07-•!?■ 1999 Putdiftn: 0*c*mb*tr §, 1990 OCA 19 A UNCLAIM C O VAHICLK AUCTION Ramovat ot lb* below d*ftcnb*d v«bicl*ft waft c o n ­ ducted m compliance with F S 713,78 N o lic* Itiat Butch a Towmg «»il «*-ll «aid vahtclftft at Public Auction ’ or c a ib on D*c*mb«r 3 U t at 10 00 am at 300 Pw tim m oo Aw* . Sanford. Florida We reterw* th* fight to withdraw any v*hict*t Ifom thi* auction All **hicl*« ftO<d AS IS No Id I* guaranteed Butch'* Towing f*««ivift th* fight to bid on a ry **h<ct« Verve le i may be viewed on* hour prior to ft*'* 1970 BUICR 4J47U0G19A999 1907 CHEVY 1OTD61C0HA114717 1906 FORD 1FABP30MOCF19S9O0 1907 FORD 17AB93D4HC»20387O 1993 O l DS 1G3WHS4TXN0317332 1909 PONT 3O3OP37H0F33S4717 Pubbfth December 6, 1990 0IX -9 ? 12 — E l I’ l KIT C A R ( 71— H u r W lnud 71—Hu p Wanted HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!! *JOBS*JOBS*JOBS* Apprentice Earn $1300 r bo­ nuses to Mart No eipenence rncesiary. pa«5 m p , 'toto advjncerrenl 328-7255 Riverfttidw Adult Horn* • Kvt wrm %Lifft A D *v C«*rn w ftatf-tVkj* mna’s F fw* Tfjnspof if^n Juftl f J i of com* uft 3495033 ASSISTED LIVING, tv.iutilul in toyifig * 4fiT» M.i> -#*ewn turrvfthiRQft 334-196 2 Adecco N tiereeiMy leekn g ,)i vemWy worken for a Mediral FacJiiy m tn* SAnford la k e Mary area Gaud manual deafer fy and quad i l l tude .» m ult1 F iril and Sec o r J ihitti avail­ able Long term terr^i lo perm fo* the nqht ranrMtte 10 — C o M r i m a / T V AVDK6-2 NEW 32 MB 3 2GHO roaC* 1*v mcOrm ; IXCD 3d vv.n 95 14* mrsTR'fcji 696 6506 MftCiPlofth fbf M9 ': M *’Th prmliw S t50 04 b*ftl olt*f 322 7296 2 1 — P lH M IN A lS ALONE y FlORtOA S MOST R E S P E C TE D D .llivj Bureau uoce 197T> AX a g e , ncturtirq «umx, Brwjinq Peufiie Torjetb I 800 • !• •• . » bourtl lonqw ood M j t u g * Studio W ik »i, •ek.'or-x- 7 day, Pnv.tt* rm, Ferrule Staff l i K FMM000778S I0T-M6-U00 Talk To LI** P iy t h t e ," Lnye Money Kno« your Fu lure Talk Live One O n On* N o V 1900 X 20 3012*7557 »3 9 » mei MuU t» 18* ProcaX 6C2 9i4_Lf!M_________________ tn* 16000*1* Lin* " Lilian to vingle guy, 6 gun toofunq to meet *om*one like you t 900 370 4555*7647 t2 W m n Mull be 18- Procail •19445 8434 23— L ost it Fo u n d Would get ion who found my eaXef gteaie call me agam ______ Sqned Oeorqe Scutt 5S— B ts iN r s s O lT O R tU N ItllS Call A d ecco at 407 )30-7171 tor 200 Waymonl la k e Mar. U Z1--------------------------------------- Suite t24 A d ecca 3 PEOPLE NEEDE0 in Sanford tor a * * , known builder to heto out n the cabi­ net dept C*p a pfui but not necevtary Thu n m e perfect opportunity tor vimeone kxsAmg to learn a new ikill Fait paced work environment with lot* ol OT Mon En and Sal t needed Ca* G P C Staffing 2CO 5086 A B E T TE R J O B FOR YOU1 Immedate Povhons r Wamhouie . Alvemply A ligbl Induitnal Juit Cae1 Nevei a Fee* H ELP Personnel J » t m 214 Hickman Dr .Sanford TRAVEL AGENT H EEDED 2 yr! minimum eapenence ARC certification required Great opportunty tor 2nd ncome Cat 328 4246 Mon Fn A/C 4 Refrigeration Tacit V-n 5 vrv eipenence Free 323 7990 D en e'll A Drug A C EtSTALLER Tr ABvE E S LEARN NEW TRADE Great Opportunity w<th a large local Co CompeM-ve Wagei Great Benefit, Must Have Vakd D L and Pouiive Amtude Day Shift OT AvaJabfe A LF Seminole County 20bedi p o iiO le e*pand to 50Aik J690K. 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TIS THE SEASON n avi a c a t M Form er S E R V IC E M ER C H A N D ISE (no anme on building) AUCTION 48 L ig h te d G la s s S h o w c a s e s . 2 M o n e y S a te s . 60 S e c tio n s H e a v y D u ty R a c k s 1 1 8 '* 4 8 ’ x 8 \ 4 4 S e c tio n s P e n c o R a c k in g 9 6 *x 4 8 'x 8 '. 4 8 S e c S h e lv in g 2 4 *x 4 8 'x 8 ', 9 P e rs o n a l Lo c k e r s . 7 S a la ry R o ll L a d d e r s 6 ' to 1 0 '. 2 6 0 ' Isle G o n d o la & W a ll. 2 4 S e c . L o z ie r R a c k 1 8 *x 4 8 'x 8 ‘ . 2 Pallet J a c k s D o llie s . D o c k B o a rd s - F lo a ts . 2 M o to n z e d C o n v e y o r s 2 0 0 '. F a n cloud - R a c k s • S latw a ll R a c k s . G la s s U p rig h t C a s e s • F ile C a b in e ts . O ttic e Fu rn itu re • D e s k s - C h a irs , M U C H , M U C H M ORE 1 0 *» B U Y E R S P R E M IU M Sat. Ok . 12-9301.*. MlaatsC*. S d M allurt 4111ft 4tk Street, Saafiri, FI. Terms: Cash. Cashier Check Info: Kim L)ons 407/3260255 F la A u c tio n L ie . R . Ta g g a rt # AU 76 2 AB458 w w w delta auction ne t a n n o u n c e m e n ts m a d e at auction ta k e p re ce d e n ce o v e r all o th e r a d ve rtise m e n ts 1-8 0 0 -5 9 2 -2 2 8 8 TN* Gym Equipment, Desk, Chain, Computers, Printers, Kitcricn Equipment, Over!vcad viewers. Stacking Chairs, Cabinets, T.V.'s, Radius, Cameras, Recorders, Aulu Equipment, and much more!!! Gtorga Gideon AuctionMn, Uc. Wlntar Spriags, FI. 32701 EXECUTIVE OFFICES 2950 AUSTIN PEAV HIGHWAY • SUITE 100 MEMPHIS TEN N ESSEE 36126 1901) 362 5731 NATIONWIDE AUCTIONEERS LIQUIDATORS I 5 4 0 7 / 8 8 6 -2 2 11 AB1501/AU672 H*«d an Aactloa? - Call as! Want To Earn som e Extra Holiday Money? T h e Sem inole Herald is looking for _ phone pro’s to work part time in our circu­ lation department. Hours are ideal for high school students or anyone who has some spare time and wants to earn extra cash for the holidays. Call Melinda at 322-2611 Seminole Herald flCft*5 *QuJ"ry Home Ten* ‘Late Model Equpmenl •Rder Program Ptu* MUCH MORE" COL A * 6 n y ja OTR EC* M."er 800611 6636 chw utm av Buy your^it a prevent wrtn me 125 00 bonu, y o u ' scene after workeig 40 hr, North and South Onarato Location, CaX At-Tem pt Norm(407)647 8010 South (407)4654)770 No F e « E 0 € TOLL COLLECTORS Fieaipie people needed lor G ath er, at la k e Jesup FT PT, on cal Benefit, C a l 1407*459615 Application, wrl a lio be taken at me J o b , 4 Beret rs O f­ fice n Sanford. 514 West Lake Mary BhnJ. Monday Dec 7. 900am -t2 00_________________ INSURANCE fUjnt Hand Man m Icmgwood Work today oat paid today* Ask about our Tree pvk t o and delivery van lennce C a l F64M • 260 6106 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR MALTH M U RAH Ca ADO 4*1* PIAMI Oru* kee w e t y t o A g W y W M M W ft EARN EXTRA INCOME A I T/T MECHANIC NEEDED! ‘ Compatave wage, * 401K ■Fraa undorma * Paid vacakort* ‘ Fulbsrw fM Ca* Gan* *41600-347 7422 Monday • Fnday ELECTRIC 1ANSe-ud A comm TOW PAT. BEN E­ FITS OFW P Apply Sanford Eiec Inc 7522 S Park Dove 321-1592___________________ ENTRY L E V E L DRIVERS need­ ed NOW' Covenant Transport h a t immediate opening, tor driver tram**, No aipenenca needed Earn 4SK to $556 pfua benefit, COL ttammg eve' 800 415 5593 E*pd nomerofhea cleaner. Auto and ptnn* raquead Ex cnaent pay a074*5 MT4 Eipanenced rubber lea loader operator to* P'1 A toadmg truck, Near Sanford Arport 324 2499 Y O U R C *1 WITH U*t 322*2044 Order your Claatifted Onplay, Help Wanted Ada now! ■Altordabi* price, 'P e rv v a w e d Mnnce ‘Qualify work 'Diktr-bution in ynur local area (10 draw M«N>na< h ep from *m pkjyee, who 'n o * c io m b y ) CaN (407) 322 N i l 4 A*a fo r me Ciaaarftad D apt Let you* d r,p la y , atari aredUng tor you E A R L tf I FREE 331 526* for production I her* aicaaenl reference* Ca­ ne* m Mtorograpfkca a I ptu*. but wd aim me ngfa par­ son Salary baasd on lafarantai and *to*nanca 321*942 or tea n* to 322 5432 MOTHERS A OTHERS $500 62500 prt Fu* Trammg I For Fra* B o o k m Ca* 1400-2309875 NATIONAL CLIAMMG CO. ha* krvnwd opanmgi tor aarty mcmmg Pager 763-2431 Countar u W t Perpie parvm needed Defe entry MNr Enter laws mvexe* •fOtor Now 350 Anchor Rd CAltetoerry FL A ia a m b ly W orker,: Large greennouM need, m i * mot™*' *d AMemo! y worker. Plant Pu«*r Prepping and Femlung 4 Devgn W4 Tram Varied hour* Apply at parson 6770 W Stale R d 46. Sanford BO O K K E I P f R fSA LE S: To ut« oriental rug, A work on qu«k buck* 224>tStt. Breaktaat Server. Houae keepera. Mou»# Man 4 AM Dtah Waaher: FT Apply la k e Mar Courtyard 135 International Parkway Laaa Mary 444 1000 I pay Free Work I West 3770 $M » No boradum n*r* Inauranc* ctark(440) EBtor Fa* p a d • eomrkaapn CALL FOR MORE JOBS FT/PT poi-iion a. a.ism # In horn# pr**choo> E ip m chad car* a pfu, C am Joyce 331_______________ 7*35 FuM or F T uhfciw, paymert etx* lection, Cam nandung aip a PH ca» 330-0*58 tor aW HANOT MAN wan to d , A CA/ tor lawn work, pamlmg A war* ro u s* $9hr CaK m -1 f1 1 ____ HBMNO F M O M N O PACKER tor marm* canvas operation C M 327 1125---------H OUSE W TV tt $1500-$3000 mo pofanaal Na­ tional C o R a pd E ip a n u o n Wfjrk from home *0 7 596-3733 SHELTER ASST F T Apply dary 8 5 fM n a re Sucwry 2800Counqr Home Rd CASHIERS Program Support Tachruclan Conduct new chant mlak*. maintain log* A n p v chant population SecuntyiCOnectionM Cook 4 d j y i a* me weekend* eipenenced neceivary SAhr atoo Ofatary Alda O 56 hr Ap­ ply n penon at Eaiibrooae Gar dens. 20t Sunset O r . C aivel berry, 407699 5002 COSMETOLOGY/ NAN. TECH Motivated Rekabie FT PT Pleasant corvynoni taka Mary area 407 365 6324 TOP PAY rrvktary bkgrd or t i p WCnrrvnal fuMice Client, req. FT po rtio n, tome shift wk A w eekend, raq $7 0Q.hr Contact The Sanford Budge 500 S HoPy Sanford FL 3277t Phone (407) 3212990 Faa (407) 330 6 H 1 EOE ttF O V IfARNTO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAHiBS WafOEKEffiHK For e ip cabmet maker, A lankna'or, O l e req OrugFre* Work P.aee Apply n pence to I C M 1481 k a im e r Place P jrt Of Sanford A fa* resume to 407 32T 8454 • 15 D « y C O L Trolling • Diy ft WaikanE Cla$$8$ | • Financial A n i t t a n u • Carriirs Hiring 0> Sita IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Sunihm * Staffing under co n ­ tract w tn tr# Sem noie County Public School* ha* immediate Fun A Pad inn* povbon, *va<ln r e tor food service A cuitodtal Apply at our new location 295 Waymonl Ct *105 r Lake Mary or Can 323-0440 lor de­ tails Requirement, -elude F D LE FB I background checks A Drug Tettmg E O E O F W P e T ru c k D riv e r i in s t it u t e 8 -8 00 -4 8 8-7 3 64 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 NEED A CAREER? WENEEDA TONIOKH PERSON! WESHOULDGETTOGETHER! W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves people! al poaawn* Top • afWr t year and a Drug 4650 W SB 4 *6 7-2 *9 -T H I 8 Or-IT. |407-121 OEPBfrB REETAURANT. Inventory Clerk FantaDP opporturtVy Warehouse worker I8tor PuX A M order! Clerical Irafna* I8tor Leam msdcai Shop worker Wot va n tor Tot collector, 24 opening, for fteaCXe people F T A P rt Pd Training, vacation heath denial kt* m w an ce Call 407454-3445 Wlntar Garden hiring N U RSES AIO Fu* A Part kma potohon* tv§4 First ito A C P R raq Apply M Guerdan homa. *31 E Airport Bhrd 5an( 323 25*5___________ LABOR READY to flo Curt M i (mmediat# evening Ity M l time Cuitomer Serve* Pro***won*) abW to work m tap pace #nv#onm*n4 4A/M b* compdar Marat*, with toM rtd* « gwv are) otoc# Procedure, (M l ba i to work wf senary ol cuaer, A amptoy*** A h*v* dean DMV Ouaahad appKaN* Mnd i t w m to LABOR READY. 1552 S French Art . Santord 32771 Fa* (4071 323S797 or Cai |407) 325*343 EOENo Fa* *«k ApPT UM* pfy rn person 138 Commerce way. Santord RESTAURANT HELP Pwl TenWSnort TWtnWork Earn ertra hcadey caahi Gam# aoandanl portion,. Food prap. Food damonrtatwn. and mora poMcn, ava tor Santord Co tD 12tv PPL rotaeng 407 330 93*9 UCURFTY OFFICER JOB Car A Inw ance Needed ion w.aaifaftL Attempi*r*. metal u w epara tor maintenance Water Bonnet have O TR e*> Good MECHANIC m u ____________________ SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT It's time to prepare for the Holiday. Mu« 1*1, reqd Cek or apply Gator SyMam*. 1901 W i n S t, SanI lord. 407 322 7563 $200 $500 weekly mamng gilt certificate, fo r mor» mtorm* non vend a sett addressed stamped envetope to Ju il For K d i P O B o , 0810. Mkerr, a E O E ' No Fee AGENTS L o n g D fstan c* D riv e r,: Class Fl based C o . O T R driver, T year e*p Tractor TraOer mm w/ COL Ha/mal run, 5-7 day*. Weekly Pay. Benefit* Lai* Mtklel Cony 800 828 9754 Ert 9114 ________________ A-1Temp*. Inc 71—H elp Wanted anted j o b s Tj o b s , j o b s 1 1 L ____________________ C u sto m e r S tr v lc t po­ sitron tor growmg software com (Liny m Icmgwood area 30* typ­ ing cult ierv e*p*nence. tong l cipportue-ty |7 4hour Weitafl CaX 425 4555_______________ Of SH W ASH ER S. C O O KS. S E R V E R S " C re ck e r B a rrel" 324 1020 700 Hickman Or (14 and H wy 46) DRIVER W elp Wanted Set) kf*/he*mi lead, on line inquiries Trswung provided lor local rep*. Sal pfu, comm A* lead, er* monitored by out manegmg general agent, 800 941-3099 or our web wen* aw * net FREE REGISTRATION Ca* Sandy o« Pany 1407647 8010 MEDICAL BILLING Work on your computer fu* or part time Proce»png insurance claim, for doctor* and den tut. Interactive Home Tuning AIN #1999 041 C L E N T S PRO VIDEO 800933-1809 E d *127 Cou n talor , Aid tor r#*toential adowtoent drug A atoohof cm ram Entry level A e*ped BA/ AP preferred Unlimited ad­ vancement FAX MR 407-339 71— H TEMFQRART HELP WANTED Apply today at SamrntXa Comnk/Wy Coaaga Bookstore to b* 100 Waldon M Sanford 326 2021 ^ ^ ^ ■ m e d 9 Ukdrtwd JA Aaaec. 9M-7444 M M IN O L E t F A tT IE T GROWING STAFFING StRVtCE N eurrantfy accapr mg appotakona tor caftarK cuatomar tamca *kiH and a dart# to grow wwi w company App/y al 296 Way mmt Cl *108 m La** Mary. 3230440 or Far Relume, lo 3230413 EOE.OFWP T 1 L 9 M A R K E T E R ! F u l or part km* Too atoary. bonu* A conv mraaioA Smoamg otoc* Long Dodkxaaon C * l Own Fartkner 7874270 Tie# Same* need* aquvmant operator, COL drwar. daw truck operator Mud M**r operator macharuc. and pOforamen CaA 323-3481 - La w par Few hour, Good I Pne# to * .e Oood Hf Fra* Brochure WAREHOUSE/LABOR tor growmg comp* Y only L r t a r e n mat IS yr* old. No *iq) decenary 322 9417 w K B iaa m a o B w a m .SERVICES SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNMENT Bachacn Degree n Pubkc or Bupnat* Aammittration Finance or Accounting, or a (3) ya a n ol progreaanaty raliponppi# prof*n«nai aapan l*nc* TN * poaibon wd coot and ovaraa* C o u n ty, 'program, tor tpaciai d*mcta The** mciuds uraaf kgw . WtoderoFABS MKVDO Muat Ba MM 10 m a Gto* pnroa uta Co Oood bandit, DFWP 299 1582______________________ WMOOW BERVTCE TECH ‘FiA *m# poatoon ‘ Eqj p'Marred *FtB company banaan Mon- Fn 7394 30 aFFN Kmco Ki 237 Power a Santord 323-17500 7 ft— E m p l o y m W anted CarMMU FT. NS. Depan. Raft Avrt 93— R o o m s Fo * R e n t financial a n aiyv, *<p*rtM* and M pannM ry aipananca AHa raqutrt, strong wader itvp. decisiveneit reMurce fuin#,, teamwork, and aacatwnt cuitomer tawic* *0 *1 * 1 NOTE THIS POSITKDN IS EX EM PT FR O M VETERAN S P R EFER EN C E [CLOSING DATE O P EN UNTIL f ille d Apery to Human sourest. HOT East F a il .Street. Sanford. FL 3277t Rasum a, may ba taaad to (407(865-7939 Sammofa [County ia a dug/re* workplace ) 11 commified to a (FFICBNCV rv . com erven* 321-4900 2 B A 2 B A horn* w/wartar/dryar $30(3mo 302 5081 Vgrt9948G3 nci Laundry phona. and M Ut* $45 $90 a see* 124-4955 In pnval* Steady $6V*k $50 horn# non wtwkar. 1306218 l\IOW H IR IN G F R E IG H T LOAD ER S MCT, a foliage transportation com­ pany, in Sanford offers permanent full-time positions. Excellent pay, good benefits, paid vacationa/hoiidays, and bonus. Day and Night Hours. DRUG TEST REQUIRED. Apply In person: g 2901 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford Tube Tec, inc. 301 Brown Avenue Sanford. PL 21771 Sanford Area Manufacturer has the following openings: Q«n«ral Laborer* (starting O $7.00/hr) No previous experience required. WE OFFER: Weldore • S A L A R Y P L U S CO M M ISSIO N + IN CEN TIVES • F U LL B E N E F IT S INCLUDING - M EDICAL, DEN TAL, LIFE & 401K. • 2 W E E K S PAID VACATION P E R YR. •A G R EA T A TM O S P H E R E W H ER E YOU C A N E A R N A G R E A T INCOM E! Experience in TIG, certification a plus. Call Kellie to d ay to set up an interview. 322-2611 S e m in o le H e r a ld ent Machinists Production work. Experience with lathe, milling, and drilling. All applicants must be able to handle 50-75 lbs. Attractive Benefit Package CALL (407) 323*0940 Or Fax (407) 322-1060 �Sem inole Herald. Sanford Florida ■ Sunday. Decem ber 6 1998 ■ 7 B GETS THE DONE! B u y 9J— R o o m s Foa R Pvl Bam cable. uM kitch pnv*. MO. deposit Ceil V I 8663 en t m e ld . $l$0 Boom For Bern Frm.ee p»e*d S3S<$'mo AM uHitiet and cable met M pnvMeget 323 3399 97— ArARIMINtSFurnished .m i apl ftenwhed borhood 323 7563 98— R qixd nmqh - T ra d e - •N TAR I.VI.K w Ih l urn Wriuhi 141— Homes For Sale R e n t • H ir e 215— Bo a is & A c c esso r ies t tto ry 4/1 F P-porcb 10% d a n an* finance $79K 322 6607 O f lTOM A 21 iM .d n . carport m ot yd SSJOtmo. 3114764 *600 DOWN . .WMV K M T ? When you can otan thn 3 bdrm home • ' C.MA nee parr* A car pet 1 At» it>U HUO homes* The HUMmart Group. Inc. ....321-6333 3d 5 lam rm, Ip lence tem porch C H A $600mo 407 942 M 2 ? 904 740 6902 A IB BO AT for u to $2500 0 6 0 Wfl trade for umail car or truck 322 2535 a., 104 Oak* Ct. beautiful 1999 tq II California style 2 ttory pool, tennis cf amenities $<79000 Park Aye Villa* 2B7V2B4 Townhouse condo $47 000 owner monvaled Tam S ton C o lo n ia l: 90$ C a u kne Dr 40ft a ' huge aaoded tot. to* up bam hat bam (town Priced to ae* at |t08K' 32I-S04S i T l i A N ^ ,V' V ‘ 7 219— W aneeii ro Buy •. • f a r lE } ■ t-Mj * y jF C T ; i j '>■( <-— !$ O A R A G 1E 8 M E S $ S K W A R O FO B O LD FISHWIO T A C K L E , f/frl fuieMackle bo> ** reel*, cad durk dwoy* hurt irg antgue*. e1c Pay up to $t 000 I pay more men anyone 4 ft it pay $10 00 |U*t to vee your rWI tackle 9 0 9$9 3$30 1 i 217— G S ar ag e aees 217— G S a r a g e ales W A N T T O G E T R IO HOME F O B K N T J PH * lq hm q room Inquee 1121 S CftotlSanAml SANTORO 1 ? C M * K*t plan tpacout no pen M n m 99— APARTMENTS n fu r n ish ed 111 PARK A V f 3 bevkoom ™ Hone I fog large M i I 1200 drp 323 7969 orr • MO-4607 36Ft »BA CHA W U hoot up ehetpuol tub hardeuod Mr Walk to thop S475mo B e lt pH Appl taken al372 699S NevHy n modeled S t . 46 appM n W O CHA $500 mo $$0C SIC Mo rett 346-9329 Sanford: A«a4 12/1S98 2d w' efl«e $$75.1575 Cule Id $400 $400 32t 6757 l r i r c h h o f f • K Jev a rsesrowc-ilan tt ef s Alum. Can* Copper / Br*t* Kokomo B etychng 121-0004 116 W F tfil-W F M Saf 6-1 L A R C M ART S 3 t/2 ten red comae n«re neighborhood Ask ng $92 000 SAN FO RD H M T O R K A L area 41 1 fireplace dm rm tunporch freshly panted irvoul fenced Corner W Atkmg $71000 RENTALS L A M MART Y7 condo a f ga rage Prepuce p od. gated comm MICE' $106671OM SAM FOBO 2/1 e o n m q rm heat er kj porch IIOOSOO K O B O 1/3 <UM, e e a ­ ter garbage 6 laen mam net Heal 6 a* 1340T300 JIM DOYLE (407) 323-2495 6AM FORO 2/1 near Sanvnoto MS C M A W O Hoik Up Crpt Sec 6 OK 323 4464 jr 244 $511 IIS— O fh ct ------------- Sa W G A G -----------1 t quant near part SJ$0 2 2 r v c e e a n«up C m a $490 32 tpacout m lee tie 1620 fro pen O p t 'v l 1 equal 10 1 month t renl 407 977 9936 S pace F u r A MOVE IN SPECIAL" 400 %q ft 6 up* $26$ A MONTH Of!<e Storage 321 0120 or 333 )i$4 3BFV1 1/lRe w-m shade treat Pelt OK ■ add depovt $$9$ . secu'ty 621 Catalina Or 323 4S40 B O B S PEAN UTS Regular caiun m a iled tre*h lumbri ih/imp smoked h*b lerty 2330 Cetnry Ave. Sanford 324 9963 189— O h i o Great I r engneerng or arch* fee final fym among offer* l o ­ cated al Ikrtten Harbor* Mama m me Port of Sanford Approi 1900 sq *t S150Q/mo bate rent Ca* 322-1610 S r 153— A cr ea g e Lor F or ale cal lo t Zoned B 4 70C«400 on Enlerpnte Bd m Osteen $4*900 Owner f n it s OAK FILE CABINET M C E 7 6 9 wngW •*> • C H A screened porch 4en.ng shed Owner ft* h e p 407 322 3717 PARK AVE ktOBAE PARK Homes $3 000 to $6 000 Set Up F nary mg QUIET' 377-7661 F u r n itu r e Fo r S ARVIN ELECTRIC RAOtANT H EATER 1320 ear* Ian torted heal auto thermo contru iatety t* over iw rtch ocerafav) kgfit Sefrtom uvfd t A l 0U (407) 323 2411 211— ANTIUUiyCoillCEIBIIS a ie FO B S A LE - SoUd Mahogany Dm mg Room Sat $0 *•« nay qjc.) cond Trtpla D rttae r w7 toed Mirror 4 Might Stand »ood pecan emur Sleeper S o il 4 L o re S a il nere 904 789 1023 M ATTR ESS SALE • Fun v/e used boe springs 4 /harness $6 $0 0larrys Man 327 4112 A N U O U l t C E M lG U M 6 A L L MACHINE $40 Free reroe' photo $04 75JC2QS 215— B A o ats & CALIFORNIA C R AFTUATIC BED S King u/e 12 tww»l *1000 0 6 0 323 9$93 Double Bed complete txi. mat t*»ii and metal frame $6$ Can move 322 6219 ccesso r ies 14]* Alumacrab boar/ r* trike* 9 fe p efeeme start Evinrude 4 t« Mctor Guele many etnas Must see $1400 322 0190 V E N M IR i I PROPERM ES toee e a t * « « a * »iojo« •••* ■ - V - u n e u i r • W l e • 4/7. 10 fnrd acre* huge >m« tc porch 2 oul OHjt 1164.600. 4/1.S,Oaer ' 600 UJ ft trr t»rv lAm Irprc InciL $43 too 472-1 Over 7S00 VJ 6 Sc pool In d n lam e trplc lt$S.600 O S IIO M N k *, I i 164( I'M IMF ill | 1 i/ i i ; i >i REAL ESTATE, sc. 322-7498 BUILDING LOT 7 T 7 1*50 OuWI neghborhhood $9000 327 9340 ware message DELTON A 10 acrat Weai tor mctvto homevte horse* came Urmmg of nursery* Zoned agri cultural $3 90G ACRE Sm duwn e owner knance 604-7671772 or 604-767 6472 B O A T R EN TA L F u ll / F la ttin g B o a t a ................. $ SO C a n ta r C o n a o l e ............. $ 1 5 0 P o n t o o n / t o i l e t ............... $ 1 6 5 D o c k B o a t - 2 1 ’ ................ $ 1 9 5 Queen w e bed inne'ipnng matt'*** t»k ft'th metal frame $7$ Can de\«er 321 6090 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y L K M J O B LICENSE lor Sato 407 439 7166 Can beffteen 5 tOpm (L o c a te d N O W A V A ILA B LE 1 1377 Sq. Ft. V M * O f f ic e / W » r« h o u » » I I j \ | / \ I / 7603 NOBT. Suit* 3 Orlando. FL 32610-2662 M l ( 4 0 7 ) 0 3 9 -» 3 4 5 0 C a ll L a n d lo rd A t >0 ssoclateH Oarage Sato. S a l Sun 9 3pm 900 Merten Rd (o* W Mwy4fl) 23^— A A u t o m o t iv e c c es s o r ies tw o tru ck to pper s le e r short bed Ford 72’ r84‘ $300 Brahma tongbed Ma/da 92 rtO $2$0 323 3666 235— T ruck /Buses/Va S n s Looking for a job? Check out the Help Wanted serttoneirry Sunday in the Seminole Herald. For ale HUN TERS SPECIAL1960 Jeep CJ5 6 Cyt S speed 4>4 $'250 0 6 0 Dty* 32 * 0007 E re 322 teas • V WANTED CARS* TRUCKS A VANS A n y yea r m ake or m odel Win p ay lo p dollar' 238— V eh ic les W an ted C a ll G a o fl B cdm a 302-5734 C ASH t t l P A W For Junk Car* Truck* A M>sc‘ « F fe * u tn C A B f Au'i* ui3JJ t»90 t s s s if ars Fo r S a ie DONT WONDER HOW TO GET RID OF THAT OLD CAR! LET U S S E LL IT F O R Y O U !! The Sem tno/e H a ro ld C la t v fed* are me qw ckeu and m o il m e ip e n w e way 10 *e* your Car* Hun your three "rto ad tor 10 day* and pay only $21 0 C Even better it you *** 4 vooner Ifthcn «fl KNOW you ftW) you can Mop your ad and only pay lor fhe number ol day* it actu­ ally ran* What a D e n " f C a ll L a n d lo rd A t S (4 0 7 ) 6 3 9 -3 4 5 0 & B la c k U n a M T o * t B o tto m 7803 NOBT. Suit* 3 Orlando, FL 32610-2642 5 B r i g h t '^ is h e ? W h e n b u s in e s s s lo w s d o w n , s o m e b u s in e s s e s s to p a s k in g fo r b u s in e s s . (4 0 7 ) 322*2611 at Gator's Landing) MTAK. 8N0WRO06B WTTN WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE. WILL DIVIDE. FRMM 441 LOCATION WITH EASY ACCESS NORTH A SOUTH OAKRtOGC FAR M S Osteen Deituna area 10 acres deal tor horses or cattle farm Mobile home or homevte Zoned agn $44 900 Financing avail w/ sm duen payment (604) 767-6300 Garay* Sato Sal Dec 5th. 8 4cm Tool*. HH item* :raflmatic bed* A much more 324 Rrr sda Rd Sanford m Hid den Lake* 0 = ^ = 0 231— C Guardian iCommerce Center Irtrchhoff TARO SALE Fn 6 Sat 9 5 1409 Valencia Court West G'ass •are shower 6 inlermr doors baby children 6 adult ctithes home decoration* crab* Altordabfe C h n tlm ts Shopping* AUCTION Saturday Dec t2tn Bee dapfay ad g t I F F i r S AUCTIOH ‘Inetmtoa I tmnM (not $2$000 to 2 2 9 — A W T IO N S (407) 330 - 1612 RAV AV E Sartord tof near pa/k $12 000 321-5063 A Building: $C»$0 am tfu « My*e Meet frame fatne cover L a e new $1CK 407 6314441 or 407 372 6066 RENTRIGHTMARINE L AHEFRONT LOT Bela re la*e Loch Aitnr pn«aM 906300 666000 LA K IF R O N T LOT Stone M land Lake Munroo $99 000 VACANT L O T Incn Amur $29 000 tg pnv wooded LAKE 66ANV LOTS Wunded Guardian Commerce Center H a lf $35 $10 0 $11 5 $ 14 5 STUFF? A TA R O S A L E >* the perfect •ay dn that and the Semmoto Neraky can tv ng [W f ie to your 1oof Advertise yoor sate m the Senvnoto Heraid try only $51' me and watch the item* leave »hiie the money comes in Call iy Noon on Tuesday and fhA $ me ad can run tor three day* m he Herald for ONLY $6 16" A* ve ask is Thai you prepay Ihe *d C a l u» we can help" 22.1— M ISC I I I A N I O U 5 Kittens tor tale $10 each Have ■hem spayed or neutered A get $2$ rebate 349 6497_________ it u s u s O F A LL TH AT M a n w ether Farm * Ma*4l o a n g e * red grapeiruit 3461 C eiery A ve Sanford 2 drafter great comMvm $47 C a l Jane after 10AM 322 7674 199— Pu s & S u m n s 181— A m OPEN SAT - D E C S 1 4PM Votary* Bungalow 1422 Park Are Dot Jemvjan Proper t«* 323 316$ aei S u it e A M O H D A m t M IJM IS •' A I M 377 2 car garage FP. Spa San ford la t e Mary area $77$ ,mo 407 321 IM9t Fu Professional Office Space lor S 103—HousisU n iu r m s iiid 221—C oot) T hings to Eat 157— M obiie Homes R ene 32J-B67Q A O M L E A VILLAS in Specter • UUHtonm HUO (W AT 407-330463] It* C«1116 V<j A A A .ik* 105— Dtrm/TR i ri n M A R IN ER S V IL L A G E iA«F WA 1 »0«M M '. 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In IN* year ahead big responsiWrt** wA oftcr commensurate rewards. so don 1be afraid fo ia»e on or shoulder more (Mie> Where your work or career is concerned It could produce large benefits SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-ObC. 21) There is a possibility that you may encounter one of your less favorite people at a social gathering today How you conduct yourself w * reflect solely on you. not on Um or her Get a lump on Me by under­ Standing the influences that If govern you in the year ahead Send the required refund form and lor your Astro-Oraph predictions by mailing $2 and s e ll' addressed stamped envelope fo AstroGraph c/o this newspaper, P O Boa 17S»I Murray Hat Station. New York. NY 10156 Be sure to state your /otkac sign CAPRICORN (Dee. 21-Jefi. 1t) Even insignificant rfrsagreements coJd be dfhcuit to resolve today so don t get oft on the wrong foot with anybody, especially tamay members The day eoiAd turn into a bummer AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 1*) If you can I laid something ruce or comphmenlary to say to others today keep your comments to yourself Cnheism does Mtte to change the habas of those around you PISCES (Fob 20-March 20) When socializing with friends today if your purse can t nandto it don t let your pnde get m the way of speaking up or bowing out You' pals wiO understand ARtES (March 21 April It) Poor sched uimg on your part could be the reason why you ie su biocted to restrictions today the demands ol others may only play a smat pad TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It might appeal to you today that averybody is getting a break *n Me but you However, ■ k »n g you!self about the true underfymg facts legardng your concerns is not help­ 20 Naeed of New Mastco and forth M CMcban Wav, 20U#Nwt tort 2 » r^ — [»]□□□□□ rcnnnnn nnnnnn nnnpnQ nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnn □nn nnnn n n n n n nnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnnnn □□□ □□□ □nnnnn nnnnnn □nnnnn nnnnnn 201 s i m ............... conclusion “ ** . 1— I i! Cal lex Anawars a taum STUMPED?*^ t Curvy latter • Mb. 10 Fib • “ 11 PM 12 Tribute or (kjttnr Wwrss 55” e it a a s y N C A s« non where you need to borrow sometfmg from another Should anything happerrto the item you may lota a Inend LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22) Avoid negative typat of paopla today who hava a propensity for causing complications LEO (July 23-Auf. 22) Spinning your Your companions could have a graatar wheats and raising a cloud of dust isn l mbuence on you than usual at thw time. mcftcative of achieving progress YouSgo SCORPIO (Oct 24-Ftov. 22) Slay coot ing GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don I waste nowhere last if you don I use pruduui«« today and don I magnify disruptions by your tvne attempting to cater to someone methods or procedures to carry out a making mountains out of motofWW If you have a bad attitude about things unex­ wfw you thaw can do something tor you plan In general people aie only thinking ol VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) Be especiaay pected tasks could overwhelm you • ISM ty N B A Inr careful today * you And yourte* m a posr themselves today CANCER (Jun« 21- July 22) Unless you ie prepared to aipend the necessary tenacity and eftod required to achieve an ambitiout obiective. chances are you H not gel anywhere There are no free ndet WIN AT The longest reign of all By Phillip Alder by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS Yesterday, we found out that Ramses II reigned even longer than Queen Victoria, for some 67 years But he doesn't hold the record Which Pharaoh ruled even longer than Ramses the Great'’ To commemorate these achieve­ ments. here is a deal from the 1937 World Bridge Olympic. Really, the word "Olympic'* is a misnomer R was an event held all over the world And the deals wrre tough Have a look at all four hands The contract la four hearts West starts with the diamond ace Alter that, who should triumph, declarer or the defense? North's three heart rebtd promises four card support and some six losers To count losers, check only the first three cards in a suit Then count a Ion er for each top honor missing Here, North has the announced six losers three spades, one heart, one diamond and one club ANNIE FRANK AND ERNEST vr> O 11 \l j S ^ N 'T T i (I B fa T ja M M a a i “ . C. ............................... • SR »Vt 4 W f t " fW Sl rwW The deal s devisers wanted West to switch to the spade five at trick two. East's 1 0 driving out one of South's, Vulnerable: Both honors Then, after South draws Dealer North trumps and takes the losing club fi­ nesse. a spade return gives the defend South West North East Pais I * er* two tricks in the suit and four in all I V P ass2 t ] * Pass However. Englishman Jack Marx, I V Pass Pass Pass who independently invented Stayman. made the contract anyway Can you Opening lead: • A see how’ Marx, who knew the deals had been composed, ducked at trick two! Now came a spade to West's ace. followed on the established spade nine Pepi II reigned in Egypt for 94 yean, by a club switch. Marx won with dum my's are. drew trumps, unblocked the dying about age too in c. 2200 R C . spade queen, ruffed a diamond in the • IVM by NtA Inr dummy, and discarded hi* club loser by Lto n ard Starr �\ c ijf ry JfrrnlU SemnoS Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday December 6.1998 • 1C A guide to holiday giving By Mary Rowell HERALD CORRESPONDENT The holidays arc a lime for giving. Not Just to friends and families, but" to those In need. But who do you (five to and wh.it do you Hive? The Semlnol*- Herald lias compiled this Giving Guide, a list of organisations hrrr In our area who need your help. If an organization Is not on the list. It doesn't mean they are not a worthy organization. It Just means we didn't know about them or couldn't get In touch with them before press time. Many of the organizations listed below have special needs for the servlcrs they provide. Many have the same needs. Any time toys are listed, they should be new. unwrapped toys. Many of the organizations take used toys at other limes of Ihe year, but for the holiday season, new Is preferred. Several of the organizations have thrift storrs. all of which lake used toys. Money Is not specifically mentioned on any of the lists because all of the organizations need donations of money. If you have nothing to give and no money to spare, you can al­ ways give yourself. Few non-profit organizations can run without volunteers. They need volunteers during Ihe holiday season and throughout the year. There arr organizations dedicated to our four-legged and feathered friends. They also need help now and throughout the year. Two of these organizations are listed. They too need money and volunteers throughout the year. BETTER LIVING FOR SENIORS Lake Mary. Cindy Collins (407) 333-8877. ext. 20 This year, the organization would like to provide u stocking filled with goodies for all the seniors they serve. Suggested Items for the stockings urr: stationery, stamps, felt tip pens, assorted greeting cards: gift certificates to grocery stores, drug stores and restaurants: personal firms such as hand cream, nail clippers. Q-Ujm. nail polish and remover, nail brush, razors, shaving cream, bath soap, bubble bath, tooth­ brush and toothpaste, mouthwash, shampoo, denture Items, slippers (one size): und miscellaneous Items such as flash­ light. batteries, playing cards, tissues, vitamins, small picture frame, address book, candy, mixed nuts, magazines and crossword puzzle books. You can drop Items off at the Better Living for Seniors office at 1097 Sand Pond Road In Lake Mary. If you can t drop off. call and they will urrnngr to pick It up. CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA • SEMINOLE COUNTY Jo Howard (407) 328-3988 Food baskets for families for the holidays, baby clothes, diapers, socks, pacifiers and other baby Items. They could really use some small denomination gift certificates of $5 or 910 for emergency purposes. That way. when a need arises, they can go out and get the Item without wasting any time. Also, they have quite a few teenagers. No one ever seems to wunt to donate things for teenager and they really need dona­ tions for teenager boys and girls. It could be clothes, books or even shoeboxes with combs, pens, pencils and small things for teenagers. Just mark It boy or girl. CHILDREN'S RIGHTS FOUNDATION. INC. Casselbeny. Bob McCarthy 1407) 695 8222 Toys for all ages, scanner for IBM compatible computer, of­ fice supplies, copy puper and fax paper rolls, department store gift certificates, non-perishable food, turkeys, and used shoes. Also need used clothing und household firms for their thrift store. CHRISTIAN HELP FOUNDATION Longwood. Lynn Holliday (407) 834-4022 Turkeys and hams for the holidays. Year round, they really need toiletries: soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc... Also non-perishable food Items, especially high protein Items like peanut butter and tuna fish. They always need dia­ pers. Bibles, new or used, would be a wonderful donutlon. FATHER FLANAGAN'S BOYS TOWN Sanford. Linda Adams (407) 366-3667 The Sanford location desperately needs gifts for the holi­ days. The children at that location are teenagers, so generic gifts, such as T-shirts, would be helpful. Also, sports caps for boys, and |ewe!ry for girls would be nice. FLORIDA UNITED METHODIST CHILDREN'S HOME DeBary. Bess Bussey (407) 668-4774 Boys and girls clothing K-12. but especially middle school and high school sizes fr-shlrts would be great): toiletries, school supplies, towels and wash clothes, recreation and sports equipment (new or used), camping equipment, musical Instruments and small kitchen appliances. Volunteers are needed to help paint the Insides of the cottages. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Sanford. Sharon Shoemaker (407) 328-9717 Used furniture, clothing, and household Items for their thrift store. Volunteers arc needed for holiday gift wrapping at the Seminole Towne Center. Volunteers are also needed to help out In the Thrift Store and to drive the Thrift Store truck. On their big wish list. Habitat needs a construction trailer to haul building materials to worksites; new refrigerators, stoves, washers and dryers for their houses; and building supplies (plywood, drywall. etc...) for their houses. HOSPICE OF THE COMFORTER Altamonte Springs. Sara Stengel (407) 682-0808 Hospice trains and utilizes volunteers In many capacities. Among the volunteers are retired professionals, homemakers, college and high school students. Hospice volunteers serve 2 to 4 hours a week In many positions Including community ad­ visory board members, visitors to patients, phone visitors to families, handyman and office assistants. Training classes are offered throughout the year. Hospice currently needs and “event tent" and the publications program. “(JuarkXpress JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Casselberry. Azalea Candelaria (407) 331-2873 Office refrigerator, filing cabinets, calculators with tape. Industrial shelving, storage cabinet and copy paper. MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Longwood. Jan Ingrando (407)246-197 Disposable cameras, colored markers, a printer, notebooks or hardcover I -inch binders, helium tanks, grocery store gift certificates and framing services for Wish Kid pic tures. Make A Wish also need volunteers to work In the office and to do airport greets during the day. SAFEHOUSE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Sanford. Betty Spencer or Radonda Dobbins (407) 330-3011 Nightgowns, housecoats, panties, shoes and slippers In all sizes. Toys and stocking stuffers for all ages. Household sup­ plies: Industrial mop. broom and dustpan; large and small trashbags; cleaning supplies and disinfectants; bleach, laun Please see Giving. Page 2C Got to sing, got to dance Elementary magnet program debuts with holiday performance By Jeana Hughes HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The air Is charged with electricity an dancers flutter back und forth, chattering In excited whispers and assisting each other with final touches on their cos­ tumes und hair. It Is a scene not uncommon backstage of Ihe Southern Ballet Thratrr. und not unfa­ miliar to Barbara Riggins, founding director. However, this time Riggins' students arr fourth and fifth-graders pre­ this Is just one ol the groups that will perform at ■ holi­ Stop dance classes, taught by Judy Lingard arc pad paring for their holiday per­ day performance on Thursday. o1 1 ho Magnet program at Midway Elementary School formance ut Midway Elemen­ tary School of the Performing Arts. Ballet classes are offered ut Midway as a part of the Clus­ ter Magnet Program. Under the Magnet program. Midway Is able to offer students In kindergarten through fifth grade the opportunity to de­ velop talents and skills In u va­ riety of performing arts areas. “(We) have ... assembled the finest performing arts team.* said Midway Principal Sharon Visions of sugar plum Tanner, referring to such out­ falrtes. Barbara Riggins standing professionals as Rig­ (left), founder of the gins and Georglo Fagan. Fagan Southern Ballet Theatre, teaches dance and movement classes to preschool through now a contract teacher, fifth grade. Tanner. In her sec­ helps Priscilla Ratanvong ond year at Midway. Is pleased (front, sugar plum fairy) that the new Magnet Program and Daniell Singleton is going so well. Fourth and fifth grade stu­ (back, angel) prepare for dents choose two focus areas a rehearsal of scenes from out of the eight offered at the the ‘Nutcracker*, which school. *Wc work with the fourth and fifth-graders to will be presented as part nurture those talents In hopes of Midway Elementary that they will continue at Mil­ School’s holiday perform­ lennium.* explains Tanner. ance on Thursday. Millennium is Midway's comjxinlon Performing Arts Middle School. Riggins has an extensive professional career. Now a young 63-year-old, she began to dance at the agr of nine. In addition to her work with the Southern Ballet. RJgglns Is a member of the Florida Dance Association, has served on Its Board of Directors and taught at workshops. She has served on the State of Florida Dance panel for two years. Her accomplishments also Include a fellowship from Ihe State of Florida for her chore­ ography connected with the world premiere of her ballet "Flonula* and the 1991 Nanry Smith Award from the Florida Dance Association. Since leaving the Southern Ballet. Riggins continues to work, through her company Barb-K Productions, on multi­ ple projects. Her company tours Seminole County schools presenting a musical for chil­ dren. The 45-mlnute program offers students the opportunity to perform with professional dancers. Riggins Ls also In­ volved with a production of the Nutcracker Ballet Dec. 19 In St. Augustine. Through a grant, last year she was able to Introduce bal­ let to third through fifth grad­ ers at Midway. As u contract teacher, with the new Magnet Program. Riggins Is able to teach comprehensive ballet classes to fourth and fifth grade students. Students work on the basics, terminology and dance history. Programs are being developed to link stu­ fer Hastings. Mamie Oliver. Dana Orney. and Bnttany dents at Midway with their Members ol the Chinese Dragon learn, a scene from Schwartz. They will perform on Thursday. counterparts at Millennium In the Nutcracker*, include Beth Voss (from left). Jenni­ un effort to encourage the younger students to continue Riggins feels as though site for me.* said Riggins. *What trachcr's cooperation. with their training. has relumed lo her roots. belter way to share that than “They have to believe In wlial “The ballet classes enhance you're doing.* explains Rig­ Dunce Ls an Important part of with young people?* education.* said Riggins. The Holiday ballet perform­ 'Students work on memoriza­ gins. They have lo believe the her life. Her three children ance will be a colorful medley have grown up lo be successful Arts help education.* tion. making choices and of angels. Chinese dancers, Shelias gained a new appre­ dance professionals. She lakes working together.* and Spanish carnival children ciation for teachers from the great satisfaction In sharing Tanner und Ihe faculty at experience. Riggins acknowl­ her love of dance with chil­ as the dancers perform vartaMidway have provided a sup­ llons from the Nutcracker edges that everyone Is learning dren. portive environment for a lot from Ihe new Magnet teaching children the arts. Please see Midway, Page AC *1 know what dance has done nrouram Riggins appreciates the �Health & Fitness dv •Mulrome a form of blood poisoning Still T h e ^ f o r local New* rrnmnih i»tn.ilB fi - I • t ■ HI I llif • hi • t i l l i l l I N I I JANE LOUD it ill t ill ■pt. I' I I' I I III t 1 ' -I • t I. | ,*l» u .7 m l] . 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II .. u t/ -I ft|. 1i< • »l . ... u * * .1* liU *1 •Il tit : ||.t i; %« • f M a rtin Sanders-Martin vows exchanged Ifii-h i Stl II.t> s 11:•!•*r uul A'llln met st ti Dr M • till hotli <.atti.-sv t!i* Mrt* married <t. t l | INI pi MI i! V* ' ! K.|.iisi « 11>it* ). in t . Util . Ihom.i- \ Ut . • l! s i*.I s..1. lau olv il. . ■> .> .it I " if l. l .: . 1 11.. >Ii.lllli >>l i . •!, " t • ' M i't> Tor r it 'y . >f l*r..if M • • -------------------— k l ’ - . - ill I 11.114 . •Mill in ' I s .«• Ilfi*. . ......... tl D O R IS D IE T R IC H . it sf t. i •. Heather Huffman Front row (from left) Joshua Mu timb Noah Strvj'ofon Rh^s Simmons and Garrett Jurss lay ... ,. | • .11III tl qtollp lfl.lt f|.|s lll'I H i.i.p t.il iint support! || l.v the • •.1111111II lit \ .ill till- Vf.lts VCIll'll thousands of I nn i is uni their *i i. i . • i>. rn in tin* ■iinli.ht AmI vetiv II..I* I lit* !■ - III*, pint, s-n n.il .l.ili. e • inp.iliv Is sniilfthlllq In really >low .ilnillt SENIOR EDITOR i * !• 1i • M 111flit III Im fill I 11* I. 11 » \• I III li* I his v*at - It.ill. t i .mill d.tv eUraviqali/a will In p .: Jnnilfd hv tin* l > . uni; , Vi 1 (♦. !i« •.ti ' uni N*\• • K !• M l»|• :p •• •. »li• Tm *!i« t ittr JhJ•I.*— •• * • ■' i ; .it . : \ d v .u u e nil *1 .In r f s Ust s.ms .ii ; t t.k si incline lll.ic. in k f t s In it S fiir ti p u n h.is.ct hv ■I lie 12 l-l'KJO ru kf.s .in* ->. o\.ul.ihli- of thf box ollur tl.** night <»1 thf performance ot A Holiday I’.utv Mia (With \uts'| ESO MEETS lh«- November nif. tine.il thf Kpsilon Sigma Omuroti <<l thf Sonti.ril Woni.in s ( Inh w.is In hi .it thf hottif ol Kmv Sokol with Shirley Milts os *o hostfss 111.* hoslf SSI'S served o voriftv o| iflri-shnifiits to thf iitftuhf rs ( hoimi.tn Fr.in Mortron con iliu tfil thf husiiifss meeting ..nil hf.inl routiiif rfports IlfitVf Smith i Ini. president ond sprokerlor the dov. spoke on crlfhrotions ond festivals. 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S ..| I l.v .lid s.i.lttess helped to -hip. tod.IV t|.is hoppv lom ilv IV It lO V If s •I n n . > I. 1.1 .it n .ii . >t < , |,i . .pH n il vlioloiitif depu ting tin siiiiiloriti. s in Aim a and An,. i i . an history Hus was a -p>. i.d ip it tor the v luklifti uul adults Ills presentation was par e\ic*Ilfnt rhunksqiving morning found 'la* fanulv |oinmg Rrv Robert * .tor and the St John Meti.<(i>>litan Hapttst Church faini!\ in praise and thanksgiving ...... it i M otor toi Ills hoiiutitul blessings * i t' d , • lin ks ill. I III. II s h o w n Was .«> ii nl s. r.-fii Itroodwoy at * i Horn Hnmrv lit- rntrr I •«1_l. I ... >k- It). I I ||o V . L l.lqlll I..’. >111 M II tl 1i |l>... | |t | ti n q 11II* III.*; pi. II . ||. , ••. , • • I' hi lillli. I .tilth . . 11. \ -l-Il«i ol lll-I.OV I.. . il, ■lllloI.l o~ I lllllh III. Illl» I ■In Ileniv iii,I K i. ' Ihoinpsoii I'tuiqle M.r,; . I.l. si • it.ti .. i. l I t il l I r u is li th f qu es ts w ith all f i l l i t h f I. union halli|Uel was iti di. it.-d I., th. living grand i luldifti <>l II.-un uul Hat In-1 I'illicit llu pit liaiu|Uet uiti-i. wa- tin- hf.iutitnl soutiiltrai k alhiuu I to Pif.it lift s W i f e ” Kli/a Pringle wit. >>| C |l Prm gl*- pii*sided i .n . units t.. the lalililv uul Id. lids was e\ tflld fd hv losfphllli Slilllll T h a n k s g iv in g b r in g s th e P r in g le fa m ily to g e th e r fo r a re u n io n in S a n fo rd llu ittspiiitioil.il litany was qtllilfd l.v l. h.i l oqle Cooks I'l ever ol thanks till till- love in.I i ii itt% vv shared hv this t 111111v oil. ted hv Ilian J..ill's 'In lii-llliqlU ol til. altf III....It i > |h. t .1 a. ti u Moinfills * sp. akel Mllilslfi AiullfW Malilollq li ol r.iillpa was iii ' io.liu. il l.v i .u i th . M Davis I lu it u n ot I hanksqivttiq i- ,iv. n hv 11ot ii -t i t Mu li.iel c mils Hu- tr.ulittonal Ihaiiks qivinq dinnet pr« paled under the quid.un c <>t i In i Emir ( nl hrelh and tin- M irnia stall was more than dt lu toils I’ri-sentaltoii ol sp.-c i.d awards was hv Ki-va Pmjle .Johnson Mu lie U* I oql< Maker Sharon Mvrvl Davis and lose phltie Smith Awards were pit senfed to the oldest livtnq Jam ily members tor each ol Ma ihel's i lltldren Ue. ipietlts were Doretha Mvrd ( II I’nii Ule. Henry Scurry II and George Frazier A candlelight family nccrol remembrance was ipvrn in loving memory of all who de parted this hie Candlellghtrrs were ( Itfford I’nnqle II Henry *sc iiriA* 11 Dennis s.n m \.i thaiuel s« urrv Kosezmer Mvrd Wade I.n. I n d i a s. urtv •Johnson Pal s.iittv (..m s Oil Frld.iV to close ..ill tlie lllfec* clavs ol I elfltiallliq Fanulv I II mil hl/n I'rttiqle hosted i lish Irv at th.-it home loi the lalililv to i. lie. I III. t lorula M llllloll li.Ullllll tic lllem h . l s al t- I I.il i- t ll. i Manning Da iscphmf Ed wards smith Dt.ui I'nnqlr .tones Eliza I'rtnql. .uul I>.• loth, a W I oq|. I aiinlv III. lulu Is tl.iv. I. d lloin l*\as \i i.*o 11. . Al.ih.nil.i c.eorqia Miss.,mi M.uvlainl the l l i s t i u t ..I c olumhla \ew Volk New lets. v Noitli V al o Ima and I lol ula Wluii a w.iv to unite y. st.*i I'lcdcr * r c l l a w k l n c . I'ayc 4C if �4C c Her.Vil Sai’k” d ‘ .tl Sl/May. Dtvi*iT+.i>r ft t»H Lakewood Gladiators sponsor block party jfctiRHUti»B(||HI$TNir^ Find all your local Bates In the Seminole Herald L A K E M ARY ALEX FINCH- ATTORNEY AT LAW MARY ROWELL "Get (he legal help you need at a price you can afford" 11 was a first for Lakrvtrw Village. A block party to give thanks The party was spon­ sored by the Lakrvlew Village Gladiators The Gladiators arr children In the neighborhood The Gladiators haw made tt a practice to help mil one of their neighbors. Ruth Harris. Knth has health problems and the children have dusted, vac­ uumed. washed windows, planted flowers and trimmed shrubs tor Ruth when her hus­ band was out of town. They have also helped out the neighborhood association by passing out the neighborhood newsletters. Tfie Gladiators helped with alt aspects of the party plan ntng They helped plan the games that were played and had a say In the types of prizes that were given away to the winners. Despite rain, the party went well. Guests at the party Included the Seminole County Sheriff and a couple of IS Marines The Marines Ditiftr. Cirncril Cml. (nm.iui DtlimK/Tnnk/DUL CWrxw. CbrpimlNint, IVtvmjl Iniurj. Will*. Nblr.(iuxnlumhip* Don’t pay high prices for altorncys or settle for unlicensed paralegal representation! DwMnnf d m BUSINESS* AUTO •HOM E * L I F E 'H E A L T H COMPLETEINSURANCECOVERAGE Thelmclair y OVA Sihle Lakew ood V illage G ladiators are thankful for b lo ck party were there, of course, to collect toys for Toys For Tots The Gladiators hope to make this an annual event. AARP YULE LUNCHEON Attention Lake Mary AARP mrmbers! Its not too late to make your reservation for this years Annual Christmas Luncheon. Hie party Is sched­ uled for Tuesday. Rer. 15 at I pm. at lllstro Cappuccino in Like Mary. There will Ik- won­ derful food and entertainment. You have until Rrcemlicr 10 to get your reservation in. It you have noi already made your reservation, call Jim Carmona al 323-02-10 WOW PLANS PARTY W.O.W. is planning Its first ® noBMsnvr animal Christmas party. W.O.W. Is an organization for widows, widowers and persons with a spouse In a nursing home. The |>arty is scheduled for Tuesday. Dec. 15 at 11 a m. at I he Sanford Civic Cen­ ter. They plan In liavr great food, lots of fun (Including dancing) and Santa. If yiiurr Interested 111 at­ tending the party or In Joining the organization, call Dorn Re samo at 333-8153. W.O.W. meets the first Tursday of evrry month at 1IA.M at the Florida Hospital on Sand Pond Road In Like Man IN S U R A N C I \ & uncs GROUP Since 1974 jn « « f rev rerewtrere -iffW w 333-9377 3697 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary Raymond Furniture Here To Serve Your Household Furnishing & Appliance Needs WW Layaway (or) Financing 3 Come Visit Our New Showroom And Fill Out An Entry For A Free Sofa Server No Purchase Necessary LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED BY THE NAME YOU KNOW & TRUST RAYMOND SMITH LIFELONG SANFORD RESIDENT G tadiatora com pete in basketball contest 320-7040 Brittany Colvin and Amber Daniels keep score for the basketball contest at block party. Hawkins-----------------Continued from Page 3C day. Today, truly for a better Tomorrow for all generations. ELKS DISTRIBUTE $$ The third annual Gospelfest Is one of the special events •hat Celery City Elks Lodge No. 511 and Evergreen Temple 321 Order or the Klks has. This program helps to contribute to •he well being of these organi­ zations who help to make life better for adults, youth and the sick or distressed: Director Ron Miller of tlu- Hoys and Girls Club of Seminole County received the donation, as well as Hill Watson of Hospice of SeAilnole County, and Ruby N. Wake business manager of the Good Samaritan home, ac­ cepting for the residents and staff. Photo by U lftl HooUnt Participating m Elks Gospelfest proceeds (or their organizations are (from left): Don Miller, Amanda Alexander. Albert Fryer, Ruby Blake, Bill Watson and Joyce Byrd. Special (hanks goes lo Huhard workers of the committer: CurUsttne Peterson, Amanda Alexander. Sylvia Bodlson. Joyce Byrd-Daughter of Ruler Marinated beef, chicken, or lamb Top Catering Available Kabobs Cooked On Site — SON NOW LAWYER A recent chat with Col. Charles (ret.) and Betty Gibson of Sanford brought Joy as she told the good news of their son Michael H. Gibson being an at­ torney In Orlando. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy hinhday to my god­ son Levi Raines Jr. on Dec. 5. Other birthdays are Eva Lawson. Emma Matthews. Philistine Kayncr, Valeria Gaskin. Alzada Washington. Devolla H. Harris. Armenthus Royals. Violet Crawford. Gloria Flounory. and AJono Miller, B u ffe t— Explore The Tempting flavors O f M iddle Eastern Specialties I 7 Days A W eek I ItOO AJM .-I2 P.M. • Dally Lunch Buffet I Ii30 A.M .-3 P.M. * Dally Dinner Buffet S P.M .-l 1.00 P.M. O u r fo o d 1% C ook ed W ith Ha/ai M eat Cher G rilled C hU ken A Nabobs fa O ur Spec laity T a n ta liz in g T em ptresses B elly D ancers F ri. U S a t . N ij;h t 3 3 1-8 6 8 0 1155 W. St. Rd. 434 (1/2 Mile East o! 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W| V i P Ono A n u n j o i l V.»Fi F o***.*r (In $br*o| Ntthhoan Tm llwaaoB* iX 3i*r*o) ;» o.l rf H i.e a tiro iiT tcox War BSP M A R K S SEASON Laureate Alpha Tun Chapter of Detu Sigma Phi sorority and their guests recently met for a Thanksgiving social at the Cat­ tle Ranch Restaurant. Special guests were Wanda Jean and David Drown and Ihrlr daughter. Angela: and James and Monica Warner. Chapter members and spouses attending were: June and Carl Helms. Pamela and Muddy Hawkins. Patricia and Kenneth Johnson. Laurel and Hobby Trombiay. Maureen and Don Haig. Kaihlrrn and Ed Golden. Amo ret LaHusa. Phyl­ lis Hodge. Kathryn Carlson and Grace Marie Stlneclpher. NEIGHBOR DAY' While many families gathered during Thanksgiving, so did a group of neighbors to celebrate ‘ Neighbor Day’ the Friday after Thanksgiving. Sue and Dill I hint and Study Swain hosted a get together for llielr Ravenna Park neighbors at the Mom home on Tangerine Drive Those attending took some­ thing for the grill and a covered dish. The hosts provided sodas and lea. Several tables, filled with culinary specialties, were set up on the lawn and the name of the game was to eat. drink and be tneny. As It turned out. many of the guests met neighbors they didn't know and all seemed to enjoy themselves. While Dill was happily grill­ ing hot-dogs, he said the gath­ ering was long overdue and promised to keep up the tndltlon. » ' l Ihooum o WB o [World" 'Ton R uttortiR f ti l itgVTifoai OWN THE NEW BISCAYNE / From just s634 per month [M.iy|fyi*o B*rt o/ H if J b X H , N*«i»tmd t-«# ff S p o a ttT o a v y r ? 1s*cr*l P»0 *y __________ JutlK * P d ti |On* M ij S o w io lm it fcTi t x ' *. i • rr~jblyoi|M. flh It ~ jSpyftUl* II! 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'Her r.tlk w.i* entertaining and enlightening.” In addition to famous festi­ vals such as Mardl Gras, Hellyt* described mid winter thorn festivals In Ireland, the tomato festival in Spain, a monkey fes­ tival In Thailand and a beauty pageant for burros lu Colomiil.i. Other festivals mentioned were those honoring roosters In Japan, stilts In Belgium and roaches in Australia and food festivals such as the /.el Iwood Cum festival and ihr Straw­ berry Festival In Plant Ctty. The speaker also told about the Hobo Festival In Iowa, Cowboy Poetry Festivals in Ne­ vada and other Western states and a Moose Droppings Festi­ val In Alaska. A lively discussion followed Too. ol Tlom ol \P) tm Montui Soitat Tb* Aid Lov*d ChfTtlmib t C**N Tyifln, 'M+J-m I X n m g T IA f» f iho tt »ViMoT ,l#l*v| Thai r o i Now. I T r i t i k i T u i t d ’UUd in S'«**0 l Jl T&mirt <![y| * U nA i| ^ f l*ta Afi*a ■ W ild id , tin B tanrrjyi H«r<* HmllO iln l l h * C N iifm it With ft W & a^ i| F**ft 1txi(«M xjrx.ai. P-ommo iln toroo l K ‘ji!0 ^ f**l Ol I l i M I I* 1 0 :0 0 9 :3 0 9 :0 0 8 :3 0 iNBC N y n tif DiUhin* TirtSi*i*ui JC *•••£ Your knee-jerk reaction harms all of our freedoms Perhaps you will next suggest we pass laws that state; — No tuning the radio while driving — No looking at your passenger during conversation while driving — No adjusting the temperature while driving. — No driving without eight hours of sleep I could go on and on. We'll always have tragic accidents no matter how man) laws you try to pass. This potential loss of freedom la much more tragic. The marketplace can nddress these issues without requiring more laws. For example, the radio and heat controls could be located on the steering wheel for ease of use while driving. And there’s no reason the cell phone can't be integrated into the car to allow hands-free use. Remember the CB radio? Truck dri­ vers have used them for more than 20 years while driving. You just have to give people the time to adjust to new technology, not attach restrictive laws with each new development TOM LYNCH. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA isn't thia publicized more? My hus­ band commutes, and amoxt daily must act fast to dodge drivers who are talking on their cell phones while zooming along at 85 mph and ; darting in and out of freeway traffic I think phoning and driving should he as illegal aa drinking and driving How about a campaign, Abby, with slogans and posters: "It was the last call he ever made,’ or, "There are no phonea In coffins," or a picture of a mom in a hospital DEAR TOM: Aa someone who bed, with the words: “She can't has seen drivers holding cell come to the phone right now — phones In one hand and ges­ ihe’s in a coma.’ It could »ave as tu rin g w ith the oth er w h ile many lives as Mothers Against d rivin g, I must d isa gree. A Drunk Driving. study in 1997 by the University MARY SUE PLANCK. o f Toronto researchers Donald SAN FRANCISCO (CALL ME Redelmeier and Robert TibahlWHATEVER YOU WANT. BUT rani concluded that d rive rs DONTIX) IT FROM YOUR CAR) talking on cell phones are four times as likely to have an acci­ DEAR MARY SUE: Thank dent aa those who do not use you for a letter that’s sure to be cell phonea while behind the thought-provoking for many w heel. The com m unlcatione people with call phonea. I f it director o f the AAA Foundation makee just one person pull over and atop before making a call. It for Traffic Safety was recently quoted as B a y in g , “There’ s no will have been worth the apace question they (cell phonea) con­ In my column. tribute to crashes." Read on: ••• DEAR ABBY: Your suggestion of Everybody has a problem. Whal'e a law requiring people to pull over your*? (iet ll off your eheet by writing to use car phones is a good one. I to Pear Abby. P.O. 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D m ' n * IT 1000, III *0 A 11Ml \ M 1 1ivU L-t' 1 1* itu>* * >rv l S t t i K ilt'.I)t< I ' L l * I* II Ml VVI Njiunljy M o n o |1 • T ) rv 1 11 m i \Ti N4tuiJ.1v M i f i o l ' * 41>*%j i 1 1n o w i \ 4VUTlilV NuHIp 1« • "* Vfk | DAYTONA OKACII Find out what the stars hold for this holiday M-ason by seeing Season ol Light, showing In the ITanrtarlum of The Museum of Arts Sciences through dan. 3. The show Is about the coldest and darkest of sea­ s o n s a season that holds some ol the warmest and brightest celebrations ol the year. Season ol light traces the development of many of the world's endearing holiday rus toms, and how they Involve lighting up the winter season -from burning the Yule log and sparkling Christmas lights tu the lighting of the Menorah and luminaries. Hie show also recounts ihc historical, religions and cultural rituals practiced during the time of winter solstice not only Christian and dewish rituals, but also Celtic. Pugn. Nordic. Roman. Efcyp nan. and Hopl. It also looked at some of the more lighthearted sons about lords a leaping and ladles dancing; and thr custom of dec king the halls with greenery and randies. St. Nicholas. Sluterklaas, Kris Krlnglr. Father Christmas and Santa Claus all drop by as well. Astronomy Isn't left out. Caleb a few north­ ern winter constellations and track the sun across the sky throughout the year. And. an explanation for the "Star Over Bethlehem" Is offered. ABUGSLIFE(0) I 10 4 00 7 00 9 30 JERRY SPRINGER (R) 140 4 40 8 00 10 10 I STILL KNOWWHAT YOU 010 LAST SUMMtR (fll I 40440 7 15940 WIT JOf BLACKIPG-13) 100 4 30 6 00 I Ait: P10 IN THCCITY (G) I 30 420 730 9 40 RUGRATS THCM0VIC (G) 120 4 127 159 30 EMMY OF THE STATE (R) 100400700950 HOME FRIES IPG 13) 1104 10 745 1000 THEWATERB0Y (PG-13) 130 4 30 745 9 50 ravcwciR) 120 420 730 1000 Join the Museum of Arls and Sciences for a holiday tradition that Is out of this world. The Museum of Arts and Sciences, 1040 Museum Hlvd.. Daytona Beach. Is open Tuesday through Friday. !) n.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, noon to S p.m. Admission Is 85 for adults and 81 for chlldrrn and students. Children under 0 yrars are admlttrd frre. Volusia County residents are admitted free id­ ler 12 p.m. on Tuesdays and special afterhours programs are ofTerrd the first Tuesday of enrli month. Surf’s up for Christmas • DEMOTES NO Pa SSIS 80 SUPf 0 S >t ■ S PE C IA L TO THE H ERALD COCOA HEAC1I - Ron Jon Surf Shop fs celebrating the holidays with some family tun and surprises In Decem­ ber. Tropical Sant a will make a pre Christmas slop off for some lasl minute sun and shopping, while Dickens Carolers harmoniously sing classic Christmas songs. Af ter winding down from (hr Christmas holiday rush, visi­ tors can rejuvenate them­ selves listening to Ihr relax­ ing Island sounds of the Caribbean Starlets and w it­ nessing ihr Ron Jon Teen Surf Hoard members be­ come m.mnrtpilns for an evening, freezing In position for rh.irttv. The Dickens Carolers and Sants Claus, Dec. 1H - Dec. 20. 6-10 p.m. Spend an ex­ citing family night out with the Dickens Carolers as they serenade visitors with holi­ day cheer. Santa Claus will also make a quick visit to the store before he heads back tu the North Pole to finish checking fils list twice. (He's Ik t ii In Cocoa Heach enjoy­ ing the twainIful weather. «> excuse his beachwearl) Fun 'n Fashion with nequlna, Dec. 20 • Dec. 27. C IO p.m. Thr Ron Jon Tren Surf Hoard members will art as live mannequins while wearing Ron Jon holiday fashions. Tlie mannequins come alive and alter their poses when change Is do­ nated to I>rnr fit six local chanties. Y iv o n a I’ i It L i l i a n I * i /: z - « - i i n . ! ■ » « ' r 1 i i l 1. Staak * Chaeaa “Your W av" _ I 2. Dava l Spaclal I 3 . Nick'* Special » 4 . Chlk Cordon Blau Sicilian Sub A 33 ° * '£ Z or. ctrlnh $ C 5 9 Caribbean Starlets Dec. 20 - Dec. 27. 6 10 p.m. Looking for an enjoyable evening of music? Come Join t ills Interactive tropical ihylhm band for a pleasant mLx of holiday and Carib­ bean tunes. Song selections like Jingle Hells Reggae. Calypso Allelu and thr Elec­ tric Slide will refresh visitors after the hectic holiday rush. L8 Pick up your c o ld timur, winn A aoUu'a lor l h « g iim o Hour*. M o n - Onl llnm • lO p m • Elun l l n t n - lO p m 3 2 4 -5 1 4 7 P A X 2 4 7 7 P A R K A V E . ( C o r n t r - 3 2 4 -1 3 4 1 3 2 4 -4 4 2 0 o f 4 0 A A P a rk A w a .) S A N F O R D DR. R.C. SPROUL Open 24-hours a day. every day (Including Christ­ mas). Run Jon ts located tn Cocoa Deach. at the corner uf Stale Road 520 and A1A. M id w a y C on tin u ed from Page 1C SENIOR MINISTER OF PREACHING AND TEACHING THIS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29th B a lle t. Among Riggins' students Is fifth grader Priscilla Ratanvong. lyiscllla, 10, has been at Midway since kindergarten and will be the Sugar Plum Fairy in the upcoming Midway production. Though this Is not Priscilla's first dance experi­ ence. she is happy to have the opportunity to work with Rig­ gins. Dlls is ballerina Beth Voss's first opportunity lo dance. Ik-tb. 0. is in fourth grade and this ts her first year at Mid­ way. She ts pleased with the chance to study dance as a part of her regular school day. Beth will perform In Oriental costume carrying the head of the ceremonial dragon. The lineup for the program will showcase the wide as­ sortment of talent being devel­ oped through Midway's Mag­ net program. In addition to the ballet performance, audience members will be delighted by a seasonal drama performed liy the Theatre Arts group, serenaded by the Show and Gospel Choirs, entertained by the Recorder and Percussion Ensembles, amazed by the Juggling finesse of the Creative Movement group, impressed by the award winning step team and dazzled by the American Street Dancers. Two dimensional and three dimen­ sional works by the Visual Arls students will lie on display. The Holiday Program will be held at Midway. 2251 Jttway. Sanford, on Thursday, at 6:30 p m. There Is no admittance charge. For more Information call the school at (407) 322- ST. ANDREWS CHAPEL (rod • ce n tere d W o rth Ip • D y n a m ic Illh llc a l P re a c h in g M a n ife s tin g tlte J o y o f C h ris tia n F e llo w s h ip .Sunday S ch o o l - 9 a.m. W o rs h ip I Or .10 a.in. M rrtin i i l hjgr I’riM lr V I * . 4 |u'l r o t uf V m iU ilr T uair O n lr r M ill in Sin torJ T ib - 11 in r iu 11 (May u>i i n j go r n l I ti nuk-v Tin- *l*«>l i* nn thr n*hl luikt uJc Call Ihr (hunt) uffkr tor mum intontuiMin •40? J J 2 95H2 H D u m k 11-13, IWR# l^ o u r the famous Leu House Museum decorated by M O IA C (Metro Orlando International Affairs Commisnor and I1DA (International Interior Design Association), 1,000 Luminaxias, Photos with Mr. & Mrs. Santa, Antique Belgian Street Organ, Santas Workshop for Kid Silhouette Portraits, Food Court, and “The Nature o f Children" Art Exhibit. A lso. . . featuring throughout the weekend: Dec 11 7:30 pm - Beall Flute Trio 1 7 9 1 . 1-8 pm - Pottery Studio exhibit 2 pm - Orlando Clarinet Choir 67 pm - Rollins Flute Choir 7- 9 pm - Gaelic Aire 7-8 pm - Bishop Moore Choir Dec 13 6-8 pm - The Caroling Co. Dec 12 DRUM U P N E W BUSINESS... ADVERTISE! Locking lor in upM<U. COM- «n*ctrv» My to Plus m o re... reach mor» pro»o«cts **«>. N y Admission $4 adults. Free for kids bringing a a n of food for Channel 2s “Share Your Christmas" Food Drive kve, «*ork »nd sperm"1 Try an <*J in in. SEMINOLE H E R A LD li t me K U »*y to get more bang tor your buck Seminole Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 M+taid P h o to * by Tommy Vinconl The lineup for the program will showcase the wide as­ sortment of talent being developed through Midway’s Magnel program In addition to the ballot perform­ ance. audience members will bo delighted by a sea­ sonal drama performed by Ihe Theatre Arts group, serenaded by Ihe Show and Gospel Choirs (upper photo), entertained by the Recorder and Percussion Ensembles Amanda Cruz plays Ihe flute in the fore­ ground of Ihe lower photo), amazed by the juggling (inesso of Ihe Creative Movemenl group, impressed by Ihe award winning step loam and dazzled by the American Street Dancers. - t t - 1 • - CARDENS 407 246-2620 |r Thruuuimuait fcaturd« >cH cLtuKxj* Ictsimm f ■ . 0 Ka m y P. Leu ■ ’ t . • si - - r - — ~ �Announce the Bla Event! Forms are avaiabte at the Seminote Herald office, 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 .There is no charge for this service. B R O W N ’S G Y M N A S T IC S Qmi&eti J lo S Tfo® Classes W ilson Elam antary students M aagan Moors. Am anda Bennett, Kristina Fordo. Bradtay Llghttooume and Ja f- fray Hunter are som e of the kid s w orking on the sch o o l's first new spaper. W i l s o n k id s in th e n e w s great if the voD eybsfi end b asketball p la y e rs could sign them a lte r thetr senior years. Here’s a h in t from O s O SH fc Don’t get stuck, in the Oviedo H ig h parking lo t when school lets out. s t least If I Da Bom b says It Isn't pltcn you find a bunch kids who have the k id Of rapport the W ilson students do w ith th e ir principal Suzle Crook. business cards In the news­ By J e f f B c rlia ic k e paper.” ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR The kids aren't looking to bring down a government. In­ It Just sounded like* a neat stead. they write about what Idra. Interests them and thetr fellow So. the kids al Wilson Elestudents. Amanda Dennett Is tnrnlary School started their writing about die school's K -1 own newspaper last year, and classes and Its computer labs. the budding |oumallsts are The kids also do teachers having a grr.il time. spotlights. Wilson decided lo start a Jrffrry Hunter said he school newspaper last year knows the experience will be and calls It "Cool News for valuable to him In the future. Cool K ids' When the Idea *If 1 want to write a book 1 came up. the response was ran aay I have writing experi­ strong and Wilson went to work looking for Its first Pullt- • ence.” he Mid .“This can really help my future.” xer Prize. Kristina Forde has already *1 though! It was a great been published, two years ago Idea and It sounded like fun.* when she wrote an essay said fourth-grader Jeffrey about why her mom was the Hunter who wants to be an best In Seminole County. author one day. *W'c all voted Fourth-grader Bradley for the name and this Is what Ughtboume wrote a story In we came up with.” Houston a few years ago At first. Wilson teachers about his basketball team, sent the names of those who but he said his dad got all the had special writing skills and attention. He said things then the kids auditioned. The should be different now that best writers were selected to he's writing at Wilson. be the Journalists while others Meagan has even written her were chosen to he editors, first book. ‘ Harmony In the salespersons and photogra­ Forest.” phers. Each wrttrr was given a The kids at Wilson have re­ "beat* based on what they sponded well to thetr newspa­ enjoy writing about, then they per. Last year, the first Issur went to work, putting out the came off the press and the first edition at the end of last first 100 copies sold out Im­ school year. mediately. Another 100 was Advertising Coordinator ordered and they went fast Meagan Moore said she has also. enjoyed the experience. "We love to write and every­ *We can do almost anything one wants to know how to get we want to do.” Meagan said. the paper.* Amanda said. *lt's *We choose what we write our favorite thing to do.* about. I call businesses and □radley added. "It keeps me ask them If they want to place awake when I'm doing my 8 Hours for tho Price of 4 I 4 Free Practice Noun) homework. Sometimes I grt tired, then I Just start wnnng before I finish the rest of my homework.* One thing you won't read about In the Wilson pa|MT Is politics. *We'rr all tired of reading about politics.* Hrudley said. *We don't want to read any more about Republicans and Democrats.” • CLAHHEH FOR BOYS AND (URLS OF ALL ACER • CALL FOR YOUR FREE TRIAL CLASH Guli A lie;-: B'T ” n»r - Advanced Gymnaatica. Mom A Tot, Tui) Tbu. Chnrlradmg. High School Clata, (iirfi Compot*tit* Tram*, Mini Camp*. Birthday Partin Available Salional a * i Internationally Hrtumnni Cuatkinj Sla/f Bnnq m f h i\ .*d .«t r » * q i\ t r .« f o n .« n d r e c e i v e MO.00 OFF "«t * >' joints QNt r n% ('ym m m u H t* Nmm Itms T h r t e U r s / i M i I s S m * Y ou ! ] p - v Sounds llkr some prrtty cool stuff for some pretty cool kids / r§ L ~ 1‘ j ssssws iso s* * 3OT-J044 ssas^n mT»774 T h e N o r t h P o l e o f C e n t r a l F l o r id a S a n fo rd Lake' Brantley Y o u r H o lid a y S h o p p in g H e a d q u a rte rs . O V E R F R IE N D L Y 1000 M ER C R E A D Y S E R V E T H IS The Lake Brantley High School chapter of the FBLA hod guest speaker Paul Gateman talk to them about T O Y O U H O LID A Y S E A S O N protecting their finances after they leave school when **• vistted the campus Wednesday. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce U i iHv. glicuptnv Find great bargains in the Seminole Herald Classifieds. There is something for everyonel H A N T S FREE M o io m ii \ id i r i d! ISA I S lim n For business referrals please call 322-2212, or stop by our Chamber Visitor Information and Business Referral Center located in Historic Downtown Sanford QRAND 0 PCNIN0 tlM 1 MUCH M ." UMOV 3 M-PA0 I (7243 | * Paid for by proceed* from the Sanford Heritage Festival �* i umiQciWHdYHiiMSbhJO mnnsssoMUWUYHisnriyQjSQiOHd m s 38a ir s m ) M R S3yrar3CDv$uu3M0i3Miss3yit 3m 'w ocfisn u m ird 803>8d3irsm am m s im x a r sarsss rrrssvw i nr Lit pi1! iTTiTa[y[ij OUV3H rZ/o^(o ) J I M i] 1 i f KOOK) 011 •ifTVWMO1•ifNOUdO illAI •iO) •HJHim •iMOOK • n__ r r r V i^ ii’r 1 lA iUIOdf •illH M U nO mm-iSdoi-i■ �llrfaM H m m i Hv \ n l lUtfer ijmrt IV«yt Rrrftaat �s up in S e m i n o l e C o u n ty iii* i .I** Mary Rams hruui’ hl home a st.itc ch a m p ion sh ip f a n hake Howell win another d is t r ic t hoops title ? Can Sem inole win the S A C ’ W ill th e 1 , r epeat ' I: Lake ; : Howell. 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I t.illi i • ills |1 HI it t i n i .Hu St'f Hawks Pane 2<» s F a m o u s R e c ip e C h ic k e n WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY D ff •3-PIECE DINNER $3.29 •2 PIECE LUNCH $2.99 O f O 1 5 - P ie c e I F a m ily l F e a s t | |"* i t t .. k. I l l L r r ' imt tit' • i. * rwilt tinni. n -A. Fam,TyCe , |i B u c k e t ii t «s iii , In, k. ii .pu?T r ii !! L E E 'S ! ! I«.|| U U i ^ j i -Atn,u-u p,u*™i L E E S 11 ** .* •* ^ W i s h m u \ o u .i l l t h e h le s s in a s n l ,i w o n d e r f u l l.m w i fttoM t h it lt B j 11 LE E S i fin it R K y t C N iflfljJ , Winter Springs lli^h School L E E 'S ! s2 ii •• Dec. 12th at 8:00 pm atupc | ^ * Kor**\ liolitlav l*art> Mix iWith Nul.si S 1 C ‘>9 i 2 - P ie c e S u p e r I I 2 - P ie c e C o m b o i S ? 3 ‘) ] | M e a l 99 ! ! Snack tj* * Plus T«,1t ■I . . I h..k. I .1. .1) I. I of Sanford - Seminole r ; S1 f n t n i f i t r: I’lease Join Ihe Italic! (inild 1UU5 S. l i i'iicli \vi\, Sanford * t407i 32J-3G50 ----------------------------------------------- - D m ie iw j ut M I R I A M & \e w )e ,ir ' v a le r ie s S ch ool Cf SAN FO RD LA K E M A R Y O R A N G E CITY 2560 IL M A V I. J 0 0 5 S . L A K E M A R Y B lV D . I 155 S O . V O L U S I A A V I . 3 2 3 -1 9 0 0 3 2 3 -7 0 8 0 (9 0 4 )7 7 5 -7 0 8 0 SCl%L\ �Behind any great team is a great coach I ■*\l I Hi Keltic W erner it it urn; f' I c ili.it *1 itn* Mv lut upei |i i !< i ill nt us . mi l h i m J .If i I* i I V.tn v% in.ivl Ilf • *-.i% n •*: tin* 11 Id " li« t\H h »! — tfuou^h«>u »!tn • uiituu iii!- nut nit 1 w ou ld h.ti e ‘ 1hie to Ills Ion* ot (toller s h o w s a n d lire m en as a y o u n g s t e r. Drown origin, dlv in ten ded In m,i|nr 111 < rniiiii.il |ustn e in « ul letie Hi Ills iinttitt ve.ir. I n n ic ic t illic it it w a s tune '■> ll tll.llll i h o u s e a i n urse n| Study 1l l •iwi i lei tiled nil e\ <e jitin iia l i d m a t tuti Hei nisi llin ii n knew th u h< u as m i e n ■sted 111 l o.ll hlllg edut .itloll sri'iu rd .1 Jiel Ii i t i a H i l l III *1* • tot him Hi 1 t |t IM. t \* e jit tonal •d ii i attoti 1!i i i o i s e he tru ll h eliei e*.■ that these st 11 d e n ts a n n*>t Jrs** th a n 1N*l *111st* they in >t ll t.il trial i all h on *1. thin gs -l<m rt a lit Tli tha n Ini III) the she Sin* kept flu [ i j||, u- ti* m*t *1* > ho i ist •l.iv «»t • >!*• * Ii* r* * tic Ti tl II u. ■■III lu lls i‘ In' h id i talent tut ' iii v itm dill w a s eti ■.. h i itied hi his i t»ai h jit.ii tn ' and tin p r *a > 1h tin d im iih .ill •me ve.ir d e s p ite h is m other > uti|e( l i o n s it id I 111 It.II k III! th r e e i ' it~ Uluslli to Slav hi sh ip ' lt.lsketh.il! n m*! 1i - t h*.'.\ ! af I ’ '.(I h III * m |)ion-hiJ> ill t. in, ir 1 Iln Ati .i.is horn t|li -s!!*.ul toll'll nt I lu s h e s A rk III* VI'.IS t -ilsi-ij nil I t int. Ill the 11((i' 11 i htjo tow n ill p o p u la tio n tjv hts m*.'h e r ilntifc w illi his 'ii* .lUler b ro th ers mil 1(1 -lil* i sisit-f Although r.< H a s t||e h ihv 'll the t 1111:1V h\ si • •■r «1 \e.|js t.is Ui'itti* t illllll I i Ut ' e invest i 111!(1 .U|\ .'•I* ' I n k tfi.lll the Mv mom w.is tough llnii'ii (»'( illei] Sh< is sltlilll hut • irrteil ii’l --ell ll • !! n till I knell u i*. h m i e i r i cut (Mir .n;i'il tu st.tv .util 1>v I lie Mute hi ii is ,t s iip liii m o re hts visit-. Iiuitie lu te .1 lut less trr the lesv.iu-ol ll.it 11 Wot k tesp e i t and ttelel g l ll u g Up on the tilings that 1 w a n ted out oi hh* 'since H lm lt l iv.is sii nun !. vouttgrt th.m tils s th ltllv s lie IV.IS l).|s t i .till I .Used like Ul i 'llll • hlld I Its t. 111it-1 tel! the l.itntli when ! It ..n n n .|s .m il ' i n . i ' its i.ld mi the < h'»M S nil the l.llltl Jell lit Iv " i i turn ti nt innthrif II 1* w. i- -.oini turn h '.w el i l nit! •t I tn it Mn •w n In pi.ii tiusketl • dl t m . ..if thi nit ot ti would ••lai h t o t l i e t - and i uni 1la it on I n ••! ,* * tlifl lit It i;i|ti i i i . i t i tli.it mil ,t t i\\ J| • Ti|<n\ei| the «ii UiUi in h that he mil InI- tt III*-: l*’t ids lliillld tlei es I i\rt * it ■■in I I.. Hi. <tut* r»-nf !.t> tun* .i iil\ alt*-r Imvcil t. Hi invii m n iM lim gotji liuini' lie in** mi tin • it light m il narrow .mil taught me ll.nl ttul Utll.ltltllt.il ljlll'tll l "allege iv.is the lies! tune ul tm hte.* Hr min s.ttil “It 1 i iiiiltl h.ive lit.lilt i allege .t i .ireer ■>ii t i t t \' v M * II I • let i it.n \ 11. Inni .mil lie .1 .1 III Itn st. It ll h e Wi il ill I ll.lVC lie e ll .ll In ni el i 1 a ,|S the Came he te.dll lu leil I U'UI lid plaV basket hall ever\ dav and do ilia teit t it took tu get dl ul mv hutnewurk and i Imres iluite su tin it would he time tu lid the i ourt “ Drown said '1 thought I was jirettv good. hut never thought that I was i allege material I had Cutie In i amps when I was a junior and 1*' iflied all 1 ( mild so when ! was asked to plaV nn a i allege learn 1 n a lli llioucht tt Was i cre.it opportunity Drown I«*!t Ins small town tn attend Delta State University III ( |evt lam I Miss While he left nne small town Ini Hint In i the i ni |egt tin it ' ts I wink with tlii emu h.'M dll ' h.dlellCt'd • luldti'ti Drown e\ plained And 1 Imd that so tew at dine ! know that I am heljm ic someone I i i leave the procratu and deal with tin ii al world K it*r\ dav 1 realise Imw tuitii nale 1 nn and I think CVI rvuue should get the u|)|)H|tllUIIV tu meet these kid*- alld SCI what ih o oven ottte on a daily basts I'hei re.illl help me to put tilings nt perspei live and to he thatiklul tor what 1 have." 1 pun cradiiuiinc Irom t olli'Ce in I ‘ ih7. Drown did have hopes ol jilavtnC tn the NDA. lie said that at that level, everyone wants the (h a lite to do that, lie had a tryoui with the Atlanta Hawks and also had an opportuillly to play overseas, hut dt t tiled that that w.i n i it what he really W auled to do ll<* had earned a degree tu teat lim e and W au led to start hts t .ireer and i oat ll hasketh.dl Drown s assistant hasketh.ill <n.U ll Ul college was Irom Malt land and lie told Drown about ( eiur.il Klorlda Hi ow n slat ted !>iiikiiic Dike M ary coach Carl Drown has an o ver .900 w inning percentage since taking over the Hums He also led it the area and i i i I'W l he ht'cali leal hlllg al Dike Man Ihch S t hool and het ami* the assis taut Ctrl*' varsity and junior varsity coat Ii that same year Alter seieral \ears ol learning the Dike Man system uniler the dtrei Hon ol Anna Van Dmdtngham and hon tug hts i oat htng skills. Hrown took o v e r as the varsity loach nt 1995 Hi.it was a touch year tor the Dike Man team, hut despite a lai k ol outstanding tal ent. the team was yen hard working and at t.itned a w inning rci ord ol IK I l llrown said that he had I*< venlun away Irom hts t oai hmg ideas slightly that year to sun the team Tlieii in I99h every i hmg started to t oitte the Hums to streak before crn tly to g e lh e i l Wo Jtlav I s w h o had pla ye d " I I the tea m the prevtoiis \i at as t i f s h in e n in i • iniw *A p e r ie n t etl s o jih o m ores T h ey w e re |oilied hi tw o o th er s o jih o m o t e s w h o h ad m oled tiji trom tin IteshlU .m team Added to that w e i e s o m e great ujijier t la s s m e n and su dde n ly Drown w a s ahte to let lo ose with hts id e a s ~ lh e Very ba sts lor a n y learn is the lillula m e n ta ls and w e w o r k on those everyday Drown said -\\’*- d n h hie and Jiass .it everv pf.it Mil' h e i a i l s e w ith out the liin d a n ic utals the rest w o n l tall in to Jilat e "111.it is tlie i o.o h l l l g style I h ave been taught a n d I thin k it's the i ight slylt f >iit c •WAHj PtW ♦ tl| kttfl IhMjV*** u 97 game winning it was snapped rr the t u n d a m e iiia D o> in pl.n e tin n ih< ti lie sst t an la a dded * don t ask tin team t>> d o a n y t h in g that t li i Veil t ilm ie is i jil i\ ei or w oiililn t lie w illin g to t|o 1imI. i i I a m Hot the easiest guy to play lor I expel t a lot Ir om m i j il.n e t s I irst a n d lotetltosl I expel t th em to listen not just hear and d o their best to follow what I say Hut I a ls o u nd ersta n d that they have to do it o n then o w n I i an t go out and jilav the game tor th e m A ga in it hulls d o w n to the hilt d . m if iilu ls that they art a rm ed with w h e n they go otil on the i ourt W hile 1ii ow n i s a u a s tro n g t oai h he ai Set* Hams. Page 5 �I C^n.rc't haskrtliall to students They' are students lust and basketball Is something that they ■all look hack on fondly or helps get them to Millege As long as I m teai lung haskrthall to them, however. they will learn sportsmanship team work and that It's not a i rime to take risks ( >tl the • ourt. Brown the same kind id Jiersoji He strives iv e rvelav to treat p e o p l e like he wants to he treated and no matter what what you see Is what you get Brown i s an honest person who honestly tares about his students both in the ■lussroom and on the basketball « unit Brown summed oj> how he (eels dealt Ills students in tills wav '! btisi mv hull to is SU'day Cfcc.»rr.ct:» f, \j jh -5 help them. herause that's mv |oh anil I have ( liosen tills |nl> lor myself.* Frustration does o« t asinnallv set it, as It does (or .mv <oat h Brown linds ways to handle these problem s without yelling of i tias using the girls alwnit anyway rin se things don't seem like mm Ii to nth rrs the sjiortsman ship the alternative motivators. the drive lor perfet lion And in tin- b i g jhi ture they aren't i! taken one at a time I le said he d o e s il I like lo he e m b a r r a s s e d so he d o e s n I em h a r ra ss his pla yers by y e llin g at th e m In stead, h r fin ds that ex tra eoncltt lottin g at jirai lit e or h eart to lieart talks tend to hi go o d m o t iv a t o r s lie S id es his teelin g IS that ll h r h a s to v ell at tin til m a ga m e then it s lo o l.iti tlie m is takes s h o u ld h ave been found in [irat Ilf e I! they w e r e jire p a rril lor the g a m e lie d o e s n t ti el he sh ou ld h ave a n y t h in g to get ii|isrt What makes them so la) is the i omhtiia turn The stm t hill loving ujilirmging and life lessons th.it wen taught to Brown hv his mother paved the wavtor a l*oy who loved a sjiorl and was deter mined to drilit ate his hie til It while helping others ,it the same tlllie That's ( arl Brown A drilit aleil teai her a tup noli h haskethall t o.H h anti a good pi t son lh.it line oji would sin i red anvvvhens jie i HERALD SNAPSHOT NFL p a ssin g e fficie n cy The top five p assers in the NFL (1997) Percent Name. Team W >*•*«>d Rfsolo t*f Arch Hoof Carl Hrown and h i« K.iiiih have four returning ntarters to the team that ended up ranked in the f'S A l ot l uy lo p 'JO luM season Ram s----from Pugc 4 ttiblllrs tils -.(n i ess tu tilings nt|iri Hm ii him sell tehlsilig tn take Continued < ri’dtt 111 tr.dl/rs tll.lt lie tins i lnt nt t.ili'tii m il lie.irl "ii tils tr.un Shifting -it t iln imninl Likes Middle "si tin"] tin- girls It.irn uli.il will !■« c\pi <I' d "I thrill at till- high si lionl level and in Blown s pin gram spi i tin ,|IIv Th.it In d ir * program has ll.iil a lot tu dii with tin* level "I tali-iii that Brown has had in work with I lr also attributes his sin i ess tn a hit lr hit id lui k Kverv it M ill will admit i li.it thr must lalrnlrd train <atilint la- s iu ii sstul without a small tlnsr o| lin k anil Brown ts mi rxi r p iion Wh.it hr h aves out ol the equation. however, is himselt Hu small waiting to get time to pla\ haskrthall ts now the rtiiii h ol tile state i iiamptoiis alter only three s e .is o t is That |stl t all the |ila\i-|s tilling, hut don t a sk Brown to tell you what part his t oai intig plays in all ol this Hi­ ts mui h too htimhlr to ever lake i reiltt w is th.it mg .ihllltv he s i good listener .i risk t.iker ■llllt Jirules himselt on sportsm.m 1.ii t even ship In mote important to him than the stair ttophi is :ln sportsm anship trophv that his team was awarded last year *1 strive to kreji learning .ihout the game,* Blown s.ud ~! am always listening What he hi m g s to the game is ipiltr still pie thr ipiest lor per tei tlotl lie ta k es good plavers. gives them the hasps anil shares lus knowledge o! the Inter points o| the game with thrill Out ol that i utiles an undefeated team whli h hasn t lost a game at home m two years and ts lon sidetrd a near lot k lor a rejieat nt tin* state title Hie only things that Brown would m m rilc d ro m e n im g his lo a r li hei attse 1 lirltrvr you i an team something everywhere you go ( 'harat ter and sports manshlp are oi the ui most import.i:u e to me as ,i eu.it h so 1 g u es s that s ,i strung point .ihout me I would rather have a team that is i la ssv than a state eham|iionship team lull ol had s jio rts .my ilav I won t have any players on mv team who don t have <harat ter "I am here to teai h Ini\ w l i o w a s ijim klv doing i l i o i r s on a (arm | Attempted Completed completed 6 7 7°o S ie v e Young S F 316 Troy Am m an Dai 465 296 6 3 .7 °o Warn Bruneil. Jan 557 353 6 3.4°o Brad Johnson. Mtn. 3 ft 195 62.7% 466 287 6 1 .6 % Jo h n E iw a y Den Source ESPN Spool Almanac 1I99h N E A Oraplsc oteve foung of tne San Francisco 49ers had the highest rate of complet­ ed passes in the NFL in 1997 67 7 percent M edal-w inning co u n trie s The countries that have won the greatest number ol Olympic medals. Total medals Country 1,910 United Stales R u ssia USSFt/C IS Germ any/W est Germ any United Kingdom d France Source Tn© Tug Ten A E veryin.inji » , EB Fi N t A G f.ig fw ; The United States and Russia lead the world in medals won at the Olympic games �Winston James feeling right at home Winter S p rin g s center returns . , : for j u n i o r m KmI iii ■1SI St" %-1st 1 t in t i n ! In w o r k -unit* lim it , mit -ii I r u n - t i l By J eff H e rlin ic k r N \ \ i >1., ^ 4 * 11* i ’% ! f I n *111 |*i*»S one- ■“.lit! \\ -try. • in 11 .m-piirt.i problems I l in* ?iitii season x *s> ii h i tin W m irr I 11K ! I.iu k- iti.nli tip ■;ii ' - 1 i\ ' l l .tk' I low i’ ll |»l,l\ I ts i li -.ml In - i m uch . ' in—tilrt n ! m.iklUC the iiinxi whit li m u ilil h.ivr i 1!m\\i »| linn in team with tin- I I.iu k-t.ir piiint viti.ird Ui’m'ir s p in ;.;' 'T \\ ' ’ '»|'P . . . ijM i,.,, \\ t:'» t ''■'Mil i >iitrt W p .-tm ; (in*-■ i 1 ,j - V t- iint* Ml tile ••ttlTV IVf|. mute T* I»omis pet U't l team iu tlu*ir ttr-t \ear I **lt\ tl,| ! t, dl V. -> l-nlt hum •> lit •;p tl I*’ •»< 1'f • 1indTlI ’ on ft itJUH.lti -s .i nik. —i* i| * • i > 17 m.m cur tl M- •mvJulr l.aki ik< Hiiu i ll - u m p1.- W I- I Im- i i ! Jilt in-' p o m - wlini le i~ i ninth ti ulri -> M* (}jni in- 1 i.t - - hi itekwW 111< W intet if] j j >aitipu - whnh : nit ts»i■ll 1- 1is' III •well lot fl'M, -17 \hr -l lion] WAt “Alt er m\ ti eshmaii \r.ir w lien we Went to Winter ‘spnnns tin* htin'! r\ tT\*tinr ni* tl l w.miett m -tax tiuJ i liall/ed liked *hr Imul 1 Ulaile Intut tniilld - and xx’,mied i ■ -l.»v \ !ii t li it i f i if IHHl l.«! I NI J|UI«; tn 'Mm ■••‘ till l i n e pl.tXfil Mil rill’ IUIII-.1 Xtl-IIX (Ml l{u IU ' I lev et k\I mill 'i rxi pla ved v ir-itx i inti’ - -.m l la s t - I’ .i- iiii iiii»* t> i< m u lin ’ : ■ppnl'UlU t X In 1 h o u s e !., i ke i 11 'Well 1it 'W e t 'll 1 m d W m t ' i1 •SpUllC- l i e 1IX e — (1. tn i i o ’ h a k e IlM W .I] 1 iitip ii.m d p ia x e il —t tt!lltllet ll.tll nil A NEW APARTMENT H O M E FOR THE HO L I DA Y S I'll .mint I Ml k III l.tkl Unwell Joint's -util Mini I I n t e l w . m l e i l tn It ,it r Winter '-pi mu- 1 in m ill It.tve c o t t e n m o r e Xpu—Hie i! l a k e Mutt 1 11 Im i t h a x v .t Int ut W'llllrr .it ''in m o I It 11 1 ktiuvi k t’ tlcle uni I i i o till lt.it •’ I »•*«*1 1 creal l o u e f h r r lilt - -e.i-n tl d esp ite th e I.it k ul s e n n it 's l. iltte - .uni t h e lit ’ ,n lunk In h e nut* ul th e totinty putterWith lhe addition ut putter Innv.iril Kirk M aine tie-inn.in lerrell Mm riand itin n n m ; -ItiMiiei tin.m llrnuii this ve.it we expei I i Int inure W V l.nne-atd “And ne.xi ve.ii ttht’lt tie h.lte -ettlurue i aii In- .;ii’.it p itk with III- -islet i hn-uiie. now a mein her ul slate th e t<ei'irt;ia vvuiuen s \\ f u s io n .la illt-s hupn It'U il to (lu n ln l tin - l l i 'j r i I le had never him hed a h i-kethall. hill nn« e e cut is hands on one lie ll.tsil I let Uu It hasn I hurt that he - uruwn tn alinu-i I'. 7 innkitiL. him mte <■) the lu n n tv tallest plavi’t s James -aid he wants atii o 11 no niiirr pounds ut lllllsi le hut he - marie n a year mum! it.tine and ex peils tn peak lit next -e.tsiin J a n ie has p la V e i! -tin i ’ h i i i l tiraile w h e n Me !u-i went in ih' team to to k la v ilk at W in te r S |i r i n i ;> f 11 - 1 - 1,i I «■ I in .il It i ^ l i lames -alii lie s al-u tryim; to improve a pei t - ul Ills game nit die eulirt iiamelv lie mu a team leader u lirr r f ie r.u h u m u p in u r e n-isti ih he a l-ii w an ts llr s i t e a m all - t a l e St’ i n iu n le < u tin it I l a v e i nt t h e V e .u a m i .i trip t i i t h r - l a t e I m a t I nut “1 irv to veil -i mu lames -aid limes “ Hut I al -o MX t“ lead hv experience I need tn he a leader tut Us in Will * He also said he wants in improve in 2 l (mini- pel k.illK wlllh’ W I Vl lint I III lit I It Ip in do it ' In -.m l Wi IU-' hat* In Will tn le a n t f t tli hull J a iite - w a - Ii.ti k ('ll II' Kinked hnilu In i la —s null! a’ H r t f \ o u r fo o lp r o o f NOW ENROLLING FOR FALL CLASSES! I V ., r e c i p e f o r <• p e r f e c t '"'J «' *-JK- i t - *’3s»:T«i Q m J**» V s i ) . I . ? ) .u * 1! •A 0. , •a • ** , | * I ‘ •• *’ lj i ,t» * *ii, *£ U *•’ M| •V **'#> k ' u ’ M , M ' a h i’iiiitiliil n e w a p a r tm e n t | t i» » -.•»>« V -c1 r- u : '» ; i * ■ v . r”, in. . j — h o m e . \ \ e h a t e a " id e t.V y . » * e r t .i r i i i t ul iw u -lie d r iu iiii a p a rtm e n t- N i lim il to u r. Hope Your Holidays Turn Out Just Right M a k e t o u r liu lid a t seaso n h r i u l i t i T l i t v e l i h r a l i n u in H#*a!d photo Df Arch Hoot** 1• a n d th re e D.i ' : ; . > ■ i i e d r n n t l i I i i W II h o l l i e s • l l I H ’ i ' -lir e In he p e rle v t lo r t n u . -7 ( all Iniiat or -tup lit to Miipme ahntil our llniida) Hollars Special, (»ixe tmirsell an extra reason In enjox the season. ;v.-. •— ( Tu t -c ( .ikelr.ulitiun.il ( iiki-s 324-4334 ( iN ik ies. U n t w in e - c k . j eorxo$ t APARTMENTS Sw eet tld in t’ x ALSO tnp nome cr S'seet Dance Lcrtsa'-- za 323-9561 .4*1; V s , ^nd m a in th a n k s to all. L a k e M a r y 's c h e e s e c a k e s 101 N. Country Club Road Suite 104 Lake Mary. FL 32746 (407) 3 2 3 - 2 2 2 3 rax 407 323-2274 �5«minole Herald - Sunday December 6 - 7 ‘Nole has opponents feeling Blue Hy J e ff H rrlinir kr A S S IS T A M S | u «| S K I) ! ! ( ) » n ir .Srminnlr hoys h askrth a ll tr.irn only h.is two r«*litn inti* play <rs who saw sigm lii ,ini lin n 1 Iasi s r . iM in I w hv Is i - v m i m r **avmg 11it N n l r s might In- I hr tram lii lira! Ill Sf'lllllliilr I IIIIIHV * I hr aiiswrr is < n| lirlnis ! it 1If lilur is 1 1it* forward whil Is hcillg \umnl hv Itl.lfi >t i olli'gr programs hum all nvi'i thr i min trv amt holds thr krv In I hr sin i r s s ii| Arrow I nil i \ 11 tills srasnll llr aVi'tagi-d just nvrr I 2 points prt gallic las! season lull hrsiilrs nhom ullng passim; ami si ormg. hr has taken mi a lirw po st linn this w a r Irani Iratlri I in lln speaking • apt.mi tm tin tram.* Hlilr sail I T h rV ir spn i in*- ami I i rspri i thrill | IIV In [rail hv r x p r iir n t r h ill I kn ow I 1la v r in ta k r i h a r g r Mr a ls o s a id Fin*: N hr o rth H erds In make a major Itlllip 111 s i 0111114 I lit If’ said h r knows h r has to si m i at Ira si 2tJ per tam e lor Si'tnlllolr In 1 11 .111«■ 11Hf lot s ta lrw td r s i n i rss. a strong p o s slhllltv lot a tram that won th r Seminole Alh Irii' < onli r m i r title last season hr tore an early loss III th r plav oils I ill I*' along with Like How ells Heggte Kolm and W inter Springs' Winston .lam es are ttm s id rrrd the three lop p la v r s returning in the i onntv Hhie saul h r Ii[not rs the t om parisons "I give them a lot o| • n till Mine said I don t n ally i are alm in what other people r \ pe* i het a tisr they « an always say what they want hut I know what I i all do * I here isn't unit h he ( a n I do oil a basket hall i our! At t i n hi m ils tin Hour well has an a< i urate sh<>i and ( an irlin iim l I.usl yr.it lie was a key pari ol a talented |iu //lr . hut this yr.ti with only tr.until.itr H .J I'r.ilt I f turning with him hr knows lie has to lake lin n ol Ins share o| the load Seminole has a strong i top oi young slrfs moving up Irom pinlor varsity and should seriously « ha I Irnge lor the distrii I 11 llr I h r season didu t gel oil lo a strong sta ll, however, as the N nlrs dropped ih rtr lirst two games to i utility lors L ike III. m l ley and (k ii'd o m their own lo u rn a m m i good d we don t worry ahoul a lot n| little things and |usi plav our own game * Mine said "We were quit krr Iasi year hut we have a lot ol skills this year." Mine Is a lour year varsity inemln r ol the Seminole train and has h e r n with i o.ii li Hoh I raiua the whole tune "Coat h has |>roven hm isrlt * lilu r said I I l ­ ls a great < oat h anti we know he knows how to W ill ' So does Seminole I hr Irani is loaded with seniors. 1ml lew have m il'll varsity ex pel'll'i it e O nly one non senior is m the r<> tallon and Ihe team has a tough early sea son si lirdlllr When Mine was s i s |ii'lidrd lot two g a m e s following a flagrant loiil III t h e lo ss t o l.ake Ifrantlev tie team looked losi on olleiise I irarlv 111' 1 tram needs Mine in i m ilrn d "We i an hr really P o l e o i ; C f.n t r a i . F l o r id a Herald P^oto by Artft Sooff't Cornelius l)lue is one o f the c o u n ty ’s top re tu rn ­ ing seniors. He led the 'Notes to a SAC title last season. Before SANTA Jumps Into His Little Red Suit, He Goes To... 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FL 3 2 7 7 1 O ra n g e C ity , FL 3 2 7 6 3 P ho ne: (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 - 2 5 7 7 P h o n e : (9 0 4 ) 7 7 5 - 0 2 2 2 �8 - S e m m o le H e ra ld - S u n d a y D e c e m b e r 6. 1 9 9 8 All Kershner does is win games By Jeff Berllnicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR lie doesn't have u team full of superstars. All he does ts win and win, game after game, year after year. Oviedo boys basket­ ball coach Ed Kershner Isn't a screamer, but neither was the great John Wooden, a fellow Indiana native who ]ust happened to be a leader In the coaching profession. Obviously, there's no sense comparing Kershner to the great­ est college coach of all time, but their styles are somewhat similar. Desides being from In­ diana. they are quiet teachers In a game where the philosophy seems to be that the loudest coach wins some of the time and loses to the Kershners of the profession. Oviedo coach Ed Kershner has a state title and the second moat victories among active coaches In the state o f Florida. This year. Kershner Is suiting up a typical Oviedo team: no real superstars, but a lot of players who fit well Into a system that has been a long time In the nvtklng. It’s n system that own Kershner a state championship at Klsslmmee-Osceola In 19H3 and a system that took the Lions to the state championship game two years ago before running Into a huusaw front Miami Senior, a school since placed on probation. Krrshncr has won 517 games coming Into the season, the second most of any active coiirh in the stale. Mr doesn't have any superstnrs this season, but don't be surprised if he gets 580 by next year. Like Wooden. Kershner doesn't brag. He gives the players all of the credit. "You can't measure longevity or stupidity.* Kershner. a coach since 1971 said. "I Just love being around this game and these kids. 1 think I've stood the lest of time and I'vr been able to change with the game. We don't have any stars. Just u team concept.* He got that as a young point guard growing up In Indiana where high school b a s ­ went to college at Florida Southern. That led to the Job at Klsslmmee-Osceola and a state title with u 37-0 record. Life was great. Then, he moved to Port St. Lucie lo take on a new program. ketball Is u religion. Schools play In large arenas as thousands of fans drive through the snow to see the games. That's the atmosphere In which Kershner learned the game and. If his team reminds you of the guys ill Hooslers. It makes sense. “There was nothing else to do In Indiana.* Kershner said. “I looked up to guys like Jerry West and Oscar Robertson and wr’d drive to wherever the next game was.* Alter a successful high school career, Kershner moved on to the CDA. a feeding ground for the NI1A.. Hr played there for a brief time and derided that driving hundreds of miles with a family wasn't the way he wanted to go. so hr be­ came a coach. After three years as an assistant. Kershner got his first hrad Job and the colleges started checking Ills players mil Immedi­ ately. He had two go off to Dig 10 schools and another to Kentucky, but he wanted to ret uni to Florida where he After four years there and three more ut Fort llcrre. Wayne Epps, then principal ut Oviedo, gave hltn a call. ‘I wouldn't have moved for any placr except Oviedo.* Kershner said *1 en­ joyed the competition In Central Florida and wanted to come back.* It didn't take long for Kerslmrr to get the Li­ ons to Lakeland, but there was a little bit of trouble during his re­ turn lo the Final Four, late in the semi-final game, Kershner was bumped by an oppos­ ing player and fell lo the ground. Fur a few scary moments. Kershner lay motion­ lessly as his team looked on. He was okay, but wasn't around the next nigh! when Oviedo lost See Kershner. Page 9 Enjoy The R eal Florida Naturally .c , ft T o * f* 2 HOUR NARRATED NATURE AND ECOLOGICAL TOUR TOURS: 11:00 A.M. TO 1 P.M. A 1:30 PM. TO 3:30 PM. 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Lou*wood - (407) 260-0810 l&XIlXVK&XiJXAV �m 9 1 9 9 9 9 9 ' * 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Sammold Herald - Sunday, Dacamtoar 9. 1999 - 9 New man in town at Oviedo KershnerCoatiatscd from Pag* 8 By Alex Kane MERLAD STAFF WRITER There ure a nrw set of shoes paring along­ side the Oviedo girls’ varsity basketball games. Brian Wilson moves up from two years as the girls' junior varsity roach to take the spot lefi vacant by the re­ tirement of former coarh Tom Mlerl. Wilson not only fares llie challenge of lead­ ing the team In a time when It Is short of ex­ perienced players, but also of stepping out of Blerl’s shadow. Uicrl took the struggling program of years pre­ vious. and elevate II to a perennial contender. Wilson should makr a stark contrast to Mien, who always a p ­ peared animated dur­ ing games. Brian Wilson Is coaching his first varsity team this season after taking over for retired Toni Blerl at Oviedo. "I prefer to do my coaching during prac­ tice." said Wilson of his style. Tills year. Wilson will see If he can continue Ulch’s work, and lead the team even further. 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Clean ad m erors and M S* d o a n Mas and snotear doors N e a l N T id y also adds those special touches such a s changing M iens and toMels. m aking bads and cleaning catling Ians and win<toM id s and doing Mtrtdowt Actuady. tody don 1 ju ri •>.’ window*. toey tocrougftfy clean them mstdo and out n cto d n g toe scraan* N e a l N T id y w ill eve n a rra n g e to h a ve y o u r c a rp a l* cte en sd b y A m ato • C a rp a l C tow ttag S e rvice A lter too rtitia l deep cleaning. N eal N TWfy'e standard restosnlw l cleaning ra n g u n pnea Horn $40 lor a one bedroom apartm ent or condo. M S to *70 tot a 3 b ed room ? bath w d t sp ecial ra a a J-71 In the championship game. Still. It didn’t takr long to take Oviedo back to the championship where It hadn’t been In 30 years. The key to the Oviedo success Is that he spreads the wealth. No one ts going to lead Seminole County in scoring but. last year with a team loaded wtth talent like Seth Fowler. Brad Combes. John Harper. Brian Register and Scott Moore, the team had a different leader every night, only to suffer an upset loss to Lake Mary In the district semi-finals. Kershner takrs none of the credit. * My humble opinion is that I have never won a game." he said. ‘ My players win the games. I don’t get too high or too low. Some coaches act mad all of the time and the play­ ers don’t listen to them. I’ve learned to pick and choose my battles." The Oviedo system Ed I t n k M r took Oviedo to the state final* la 1887. should be In place for awhile because Kershner said he’s not ready to go anywhere. T will coach until I just don’t enjoy It any­ more." he said. "I love coaching. especially ^tetorit Hongtooob iflerdjant’S Hs&oriati'on #1 C U L I N A R Y C O T T A G E 141 H. 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Dee. 21*23 at Palm Coast Tonn iamont...TBA Dec. 11 Masters...8:30 p.m. Jan. 3 Mt. Dora Bible...7 p.m. Dec. 17 Taearee Christian...8:30 p.m. Jan. 7 Deltona Trlnity...7 p.m. Jan. S Cavalry...5 p.m. Jan. 0 Orangewood...3 p.m. Jan. 3 at Calrary...6:30 p.m. Jan. 12 at Forest Lake...8:30 p.m. Jan. 11 Warner Christian...7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 Forest Lake...8:30 p.m. Jan. 12 at Forest Lake...7 p.m. Jan. 20 at Bishop Moore...6:30 p.m. Jan. 14 at Altamonte Christian...7:30 p.m. Feb. 2*5 Districts at Altamonte Christian...TBA Jan. 20 at Lyman...7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 at Oriedo...7:#0 p.m. Jan. 23 Lake Highland...3 p.m. Jan. 26 at Warner Christian...7 p.m. Feb. 2 Orangeerood...7 p.m. Feb. 10 Lake Mary..:7:30 p.m. Feb. 11 at Seminole...7:30 p.m. Fab. 12 Lya»an...7:30 p.m. Feb. 13*10 District Tonrn ament at Mt. Dora...TBA Terrance Perkins la the leading returning scorer for the second-year Panthers. T O N Y K U S S I I I N S L I K A N C :i: ^^25 75 S. 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Dec. 16 Lyman...7:30 p.m. Noe. 28 Winter Park...4:30 p.m. Dec. 18 at Seminole...7:30 p.m. Nee. 30 DcLand...7:30 p.m. Dee. 1 Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. Dec. 29-30 LBHS Holiday Toum...TBA Dee. 3 at Oeledn...7:30 p.m. Jan. 8 at Apopka...7:30 p*m. Dec. 8 at Winter Springs...7:30 p.m. Jan. 8 DeLand...7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 Lake How*0...7:30 p.m. Jan. 13 Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. Dee. 11 Oak Ridge ..7:30 p.m. Dee. 18 st Lyman...7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 at Bishop Moore...7 p.m. Dee. 17 Bemlanle...7:30 p.m. Jan. 20 at Winter Springs...7:30 p.m. Dec. 18 at DeLand...7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 Lake Howell...7:30 p.m. Jan. 12 at Lake Mary...7:30 p m Jan. 27 at Lyman...7:30 p.m. Jan. 14 Oviedo...7:30 p.m. Jan. 29 Seminole...7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 Winter Springs...7:30 p.m. Peb. 2 at West Orange...7:30 p.m. Jsa. 21 at Lake Howell...7:30 p.m. Peb. 3 at DeLand...7 p.m. Jan. 22 at Oak Hldge...7:30 p.m. Peb. 8 at Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. Jan. 28 West Orange...7:30 p.m. Peb. 9 Bishop Moore...7 p.m. Jan. 26 Apopka...7:30 p.m. Peb. 10 at Boone...7:30 p.m. Jan. 27 Biskop Moore...7:30 p.m. Peb. 12 Apopka...7:30 p.m. Peb. 1-5 at District Tournament £ »o m n o le H e r a ld There's Something c a 1 1 1 .*. 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Doe. 22 Evans...7:30 p.m. Doc. 9 Sem inole...7:30 p m . Doc. 30-30 st Bishop M oore Christm as Tournam ent.. ,TBA Doc. 10 at Lake Brantley...7:30 p m . Dec. 15 at Lake M ary...7:30 p m . Jan . 3 at V in te r B ark...7:30 p.m . Dee. 17 O rledo...7:30 p m . Jan. 7 Tam pa Prep Evans...7 p.m . Dee. 19 Buchhota...3 p m . Jan. 8 m a t e r Springs...7:30 p.m. Dec. 22 at W est Jan. 14 at DoLand...7 p.m. r Doc. 2S-30 Christm as Taum am ant...TBA tn Jan. 0 at Bishop M oore...7:30 p m . Jan. 10 at Lym an...7:30 p.m . ^ A t \ Jan. 30 Sem inole...7:30 p.m . * Jan. 7 at W inter Springs...7:30 p m . Jan. 33 at Lake Brantley...7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 Osceola... 1:30 p.m . Jan. a s Dr. Phllllpo...7:30 p.m . Jan. Jan. 37 at Lake M ary...7:30 p.m. Jan. 21 Lake Brantley...7:30 p m . Feb. 3 at V in te r Springs...7:30 p.m . Jan. 23 C .F.C JL...1:30 p m . Feh. 0 DeLand...7:30 p.m . Jan. 20 Bishop M oore...7:30 p m . Fob. 9 Oak Ridge...7:30 p m . Feb. 10 V in ter P ark ...7:30 p.m . 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Lopes...TBA Jas. 3 Holiday Shootout...4:30 p.m. ¥ 7 Dm . 8 at Lako Mary...7 p.m. Doc. 13 at Viator Park...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 0 Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. Dm . 15 Viator Spvlago...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 8 at Lyman...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 13 Seminole...7:30 p.m. c 7 Dec. 16 DoLaad...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 15 Lake Braatlcy...7:30 p.m. Dec. 17 at Lake Howell...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 30 at Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. Dec. 21 Mac Rldge...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 31 DoLaad...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 4 at BUhop Moore...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 33 Crooms*«•7:30 p.m. Job . 7 Lyman...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 37 Viator Springs...7:30 p m Jaa. B at Mae Rldgo...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 30 at Lake Howell...7:30 p.m. Jan. 13 at Bemlaole...7:30 p.m. Fob. 3 Lyman...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 14 at Lake Brantloy...7:30 p.m. Comity. Fob. 9 at 9om1aolo...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 19 Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. rob. 9 Coat. Pla. Christian Asad...7:30 p.m. Jaa. 31 at Eraaa...7:30 p.m. rob. 11 Wymow...7:30 Jaa. 36 Viator Park...7:30 p.m. rob. 17*30 District Tonraamoat...TBA Jaa. 39 6t. Cl— d...7:30 p m rob. 33*37 Regional Tournament...TBA rob. 1 District Tournament...TBA Mar. 3*0 Otato Tournament...TBA FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF c SANFORD : £ jn» * "U 'h rrr u * iru iu ’ your m im r" Rev. Bruce Scott fu%*> Between Oak and Park Ave., 3rd and 4th Streets. Why were you bom? What is the meaning of life? B Washington Mutual I t’s time to open your free checking account Ovtedo Financial Center 3 Alataya Woods Boulevard Oviedo. R 32765 * * tea 3 0 0 North French Avenue Sanford. Florida 32771 1667 ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 2611 FAX: J 2 * * H 0 H Financial Center Manager U » | 60ID a LUO [ UONS! phone 407.365.1604 |M4M• C«My a * Ham P h o n e : 3 2 2 -2 6 6 2 Fax: 3 2 2 -2 6 6 4 ist Jan Ashworth M ayfair Country Club How can 1 make it through this crisis? We Hunger for security! We hunger for friendships! Relationships! We hunger for personal wealth! fi Self Esteem! SeminoleNosid Caurty-1Ital Fw m GUI Couth i 24 HOUR TOW ING FAST RESPONSE LO C A L k LO N G D ISTAN C E Beet Wishes to the Ootf Terem W f WCLCOMCAU X M O R O O L fC R S PRACTICE RANGE. PUTTING GREEN, RESTAURANT PRO-SHOP-LESSONS 3 Joseph 0 . S ch u itz, P.G.A. S anford, F lorida R ich C leary 322*2531 a 200 PERSIMMON AVE. �IB - Seminole Herald - Sunday. December 6. 1996 Seminole Seminoles G ir ls Boys Not. 23 SAC Conference Jamboree... TBA Nov. 10 Jamberso...S p.m. Nov. 23*27 Seminole Tip-off Clsaeic...TBA Nov. 13*14 Tip O ff Classic at Pine Ridge...TBA Doe. 2-8 Winter Pork RoUvy Tournament...TBA Nov. 17 Deltona...7:30 p.m. Dee. 7 at Pine Rldge...7:90 p.m. Nov. 18 at Maialand-Daytena... 7 p.m. Dec. 9 Mainland...7:30 p.m. Not . 19 Lake Brantley...7:30 p.m. Dec. 11 at Lyman...7:30 p.m. Nov. 24 Lake Mary...7:30 pm . Dec. 15 at Spruce Creek...7:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at Oak Rtdge*Ortaado...7:30 p.m. Dec. 18 Lake Brantley...7:30 p.m. Dec. 1 at Oviedo...7:30 p.m. Dec. 28*30 Lake Mary X-Mas Tourn...TBA Dec. 3 Winter Springs...7:30 p.m. Jan. 3 at Oak Ridge...7:30 p.m. Dec. 4 Mainland-Daytona...7:30 p.m. Jan. 8 Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. Dec. 0 at Lake HoweII...7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 Spruce Creek...7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 Lyman...7:30 p.m. Jan. 13 at Oviedo...7:30 p.m. Dec. 11 Spruce Creek-Port Orange...7:30 p.m. Jan. 18 Winter Spiinga...7:30 p.m. Dec. 15 Pine Rldge-Deltona...7:30 p.m. Jan. 20 at Lake Hovell...7:30 p.m. Dec. 17 at Lake Braatley...7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 Lyman...7:30 p.m. Dec. 23 Lake Howell...7:30 p.m. Jan. 7 at Lake Mary...7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 at Deltona...0 p.m. Jan. 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There are four sen­ iors returning who will be heavily relied upon to lead the team. Mack HofTman, Adonis Smith. Matt Forkash and Darius Wells are all returning and should lx* enough to help this team to be­ come just that...a team. Lake Mary promise* to be on* of tbo hardest working teams In Seminole County this season as It looks to overcome serious graduation losses. is no dllterent. There Is no true post position this yeur and no strong rebounder. Those posi­ tions are Interchange­ able which wtll give them more flexibility. Expect a little weak­ "We have a really good group this year but It Is going to take them awhile to gel." said third-year coach Mike Caudreau. They Just haven't played that much together and will need to leam how to play as a team." The st rung-point for Lake Mary hasn't changed. Gaudreau has always had his share of shooters and this yeur SAVE$$ O N E X P E R T S E R V IC E A N D R E C O N D IT IO N E D John Hazdrigg, Owner 27 YRS IN THE A P P L IA N C E S APPLIANCE BUSINESS ■-■“ “ ■“ ness In rebounding be­ cause of this team's lack of slxe. They are a little small and might be bullied a little In this area. This team has the best chance to sneak up on Its opponents and surprise them, however. Don’t think that a lack of size meuns a lark of talent. That isn't the case here. Pressure? W hat pressure? By Kelli* Werner ASSISTANT STOUTS EDITOR ITessure. That's nothing new to thr Like Mary girls' basketball team. They have been feel­ ing It for two years und now the pressure Is even greater for the state champions who rveryone experts will rrpeat. Everyone Is back on this team, with the ex­ ception of Stephanie Dale who graduated lust year. Thr core of Mary Leah Sutton. Ashlee llallance. Lauren Bradley and Becky Pe­ dro is In tuck, though a little bumped und bruised. Off season Injuries have plagued thr Lady Hams and couch Curl Brown Is optimistic about the tram's chances ut a repeat barring any further In­ juries. "We have been bit by the Injury bug." Brown said. ‘ First Ashler's ankle, then Lauren's knee. If I enn Just keep the tram healthy, we should be all right." Brown lias a bench full of potential candi­ dates for Dale's vacant QsItlon und will use Is bench often to try new lineups and change the mix. It's never easy for the defending state cham­ pion...they alwnys seem to have a target on their backs. Mowrver. basically the en­ ure tram Is back und they have two to three years of experience un­ der their belts In Brown's program. Predictions are al­ ways a scary thing, but this one Is a gimme. Luke Mary should get the repeat everyone Is expecting. B L e v i s Boot Cut Jean 100% Cotton COUPO! 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The Patriots will be without their best all* around player last season. Drew Morgan, but the closet for coach Steve Jucker Isn't quite empty. Miguel Malcolm, one of the county’s leading returning scorers and the player that paced the Pal riots last yrur. Is reluming, but It might be a Utile while bcforr he’s available. Malcolm brokr his arm before the season started and won’t be ready until after Christmas. Until then. Lake Brantley still has one of the more experienced teams In the county with seniors Mike Assent. Tom O’Brien - the county's tallest playn at 6-7. Gene Willis. Brian Reecht and James lannottl. The Patriots looked strong in an earlyseason tournament win over Seminole and could prove to be the county’s surprise team. Jucker, In his 12th year at Lake Brantley. Is the leading coach In the county In terms of longevity and can make something out of this team if It can weather the storm until Malcolm comes back after Christmas. Plus, his team knows how to win after last season’s surprise, I f Lake Howell doesn't take the district, don't lie surprised If Lake Brantley steps In. The 1lawks ended Lake Brantley's srason early last yrar. but the Patriots might lie the biggest threat In the rounty to Lake Howell’s hopes of repealing. Never count out Lyman By Jeff Btriialcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR They aren’t the urea's most talented trum, but somehow. the Lyman Orcyliounds girls basketball teams find u way to win. They never have a leading scurrr: In fart, the Hickey twins nnd Lisa Berganske are among the girls lost to graduation and. despite leading Lyman to two straight state regional, never posted incredible scoring numliers. But the Greyhounds under coach Bruce Bonaventure always find a way to win. Lust yenr. the Greyhounds were a slow team that played Its heart out almost every night. The regular season wasn't anything special but. when districts came around. Lyman was ready. First. the Greyhounds downed Oviedo to rum a spot In regional and a meeting In the finals against undefeated Lake Mary. Lyman came up short, but not before n t k y 'i girls k s kstbtf team Is lookteg ra lata content!** this season after yean of early exits la district play. % Did Dr. Jon Day’s Departure Leave You “ O u t in the C o W ” ? W e would like to extend a _ welcom e at Bayhead Eye Centre, f Voted “ National 1998 Independent Optometrists o f the Year,” we have served Seminole county for over 20 years. Doll Shop & Hospital Gene, Ashton Drake, Mdm. Alex, Robert Tonner, Qnny, Vogue, Good-Kruger, Wakeen, Efanbee, Cottage Collectibles, Ganz Bears, Cofdle, Antique and Collectibles Call Today For An Eye Examination Appointm ent D r. 280 Warren Ave., Longwood, FL 32750 (407) 332-7928 • fax: 332-0085 Ingrid Peterson & D r . Carol Logan Bayhead Eye Centre 820 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford, FL (407) 322-2230 . nuflir. i m i �22 - Sem.rtoie Herald - SiKxl.iv December 6 1W0 SCC women want a title New beginning for SCC men By Dean Sm ith MKRALD SIX )RTS EDITOR SANFORD It's being called \ NEW BEGINNINO’, and that i» ex­ act Iv what it is The Seminole Com nmnitv Collette men's basketball program has risen rose from the ashes under new head roach Stan Crom artie and assistant's Shane Huygens, who come to the Raiders from V a ­ lencia Community College, and Greg Kite (the former Orlando Magic center) and the future o f the Raiders appears to be verybright indeed. The college has put a lot o f effort into re­ building the program, including new uniforms and refurbishing the gymnasium and lot ker rooms. SCt opened the s e a ­ son with a 2-3 ret ord uid i oitld easily lie 4* l as tin- team, despite counting freshman among its 14 player roster has been in every game to the final horn. The Raiders have been led by freshman guard Kvin Ellison from Washington. I).C. and sophomore center T e r­ rance Fudge front Or Inndo In the early go­ ing. Other top players have been sophom ores Chris Gurec kls from Oavtona Heath and Corey Matthews from Orlando and freshmen Lonnie Battle from Jacksonville. Eric Walker from Quincy. Kasectn Penn from Kissimmee and Daryl Dingle Iront Miami. SCC has also got good play off the bench from a pair o f local treshmen. point guard Mequal Hush from Seminole High School and 6 -loo t-11 center Robbie Shapiro from L ik e Mary High School. Also seeing playing time i- 6-fool-H fresh ­ man Joseph Edwards Irom Pensacola and tiloot :t Chad Marshall from Quincy By Dean Smith HERALD SIX)RTS EDI TOR Crystal Tanner provides the SCC Lady Raldera with floor leadership and a strong defensive game. SANFORD _ T his could he the year that the Seminole Commit nlty College wom en's basketball team finally brings a National Championship hack to Sanford. The Raiders, who were 7 0 heading into a home game with Bre­ vard Community C ol lege on Wednesday, appear to have every­ thing it takes to win it all. SCC. ranked No 4 m the stale pre season (loll, has been out standing m rolling to the imdefeated start, tneluding wins over Male-ranked trams Okaloosa W alton Community College. Pensacola Community College and Indian River Com m unity Col lege (twice). The Raiders really showed thru prowess m the Miami N IK E Classic two weeks ago, knocking oil Palm Heai h Community College. Broward Community C ollege and Indian River Community College by 21 points each. SCC head coach Ken Patrick and assistant rutty MandevlUc, a d e ­ fensive spei talist. have done a s u j m t )ob o f meshing four returnees from Iasi year's 21-8 ilut) with nine new­ comers (eight fresh­ men) to form a very strong and deep team. With stars like- 7-loot .Liana Kotova, a preseason All Am erica selection. and All Conference guard Darla Kudmyvtseva returning you would thmk they would do the hulk of the si oring llul the Finland freshman duo ol 6 -loot1 Kaisa Inure and (> loot 1 S itu Kaimes.tlo See SCC page 26 Castle Cost $50,000 $ro 500,000 Let Crown Bank •v Finance It For You Lowest Rates In Years! C a ll fo r a n A p p o in tm e n t Today! 2 6 0 - 0 1 0 3 Crown Bank A FEDERAL SAVINGS HANK B 105 I-ivc Oaks Gardens Casselberry, FL 32707 (Dug ROUVUC LENDER �Seminole He».ild - Sunday DecemCer 6. 199B - 23 Hawks want another title R epeat a fte r Kohn: 1 m o r e t it le By Jeff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS e d it o r Reggie Kohn returns for hit senior yesr and can break many of his school's records as he looks for another district championship. List st-astm was the year in which every­ thing <at nr together at Lik e Howell. For the first time in school history. the Hawks won the district title as roach Steve Kohn and his veteran team heat Oviedo a I home in the final game ol the regular season to advance lo their first home playoff gam e. Kvrntudl staterunners up Kdgewaler ended the season early leaving a sour taste In some mouths. The Hawks expected to go farther after leaving one of the state's strongest districts with .1 title. Now Holm and the Hawks have to put the pieces hack together. Gone are Ryan Smith and Hrad LrCore who gave L ik e Howell one of tiie strongest front courts in Central Flor­ ida. Hut returning is team leader Reggie Kohn. one o f tiie county's Ik-s I players since he started playing varsity basketball as a fresh man. Reggie Kohn was re­ cruited by national powers such as Xavier and Purdue before signing with South Florida last month lie's a crowd favorite all over the county, whether the fans are cheering or making him the target ol goodnatured abuse With Ids notoriety, lie'll lake a lot of the attention oil ot an otherwise young team Tile strong points for the Hawks last year may l>e their weakness this season. Steve Kohn s team was able* to pull down every re Imuiid in the building last year until running into Kdgewaler, but the height along the frontcourt ts gone. In ­ stead. the Hawks will have to rely on thetr shooting game lo con tend ior another title. Most roaches in the county think L ik e Howcll ran repeat, hut there are .1 lot o f epics lion marks tor a team coming nil a 25-7 s e a ­ son. Kohn Is the only st.irter returning from Iasi year's team, but he has some help Iroui last year's bench and a strong group moving up from |unfor varsity Guards Jiitnaal Turner and Justin Kane will help out in the backcourt and the guys hanging the hoards should start with Chad Parsons and Hrad I loiter. Hut make no m is­ take Seminole County coaches may not see a lot ot rebounding a n ­ swers at L ik e Howell, but they do see Reggie and that's enough for most people. The sen­ ior. who tom es from a basketball family, can pass, shoot and is exerllrnt under pressure. Every gym In the county may chant "Reg­ gie" when Kohn has the hall and the game is on the line, hut Kohn a d ­ mits he loves to per­ form. lie got the t haut e over the sum­ mer when he played In several national cam ps before some of the most famous coach es m the country. lie didn't always stand 0 1 1 1 . In all-star games, players tend to si ore first anti look lor assists later. Kohn is n 't a thinker, but he suit turned some heads with his passing and leadership abilities Don't be surprised it* see a repeat Iti L ik e Howell. r ■\»• ANNOUNCING DIRECT RIGHT SERVICE i Chootft Monday or fmhy Departure In d iv id u a l A tte n tio n F o reig n L a n g u a g e S tro n g C u r r ic u lu m M u s ic & D unce Physical E d u c a tio n Fly to Freeport! Each Way lust ^99 From Sanford. World Cijss Casino, Caribbean UcJfhcs A: IsIjnJ fun! I njtiy IVaterspniL, P ilin g , Snnrkt’ ling, Colling, aiu* Shopping! or choi ' isc ONt o f o l r v ac ah o n I'ACKACES AS LOW AS Silt PiRFLHSON IV-LLPING AIRiARLft ACCOMMtiUAl Kiss. f \ t non stop jot snrvicn — neginmnn Friday July 24th Call toll-free for reservations: T r a d itio n a l 3 R ’s C o m p u te r L a b s E n ric h m e n t P ro g ra m A r ts & C ra fts F ie ld T rip s S w im m in g Pools A f t e r School P ro g ra m S um m er C am p S m a ll Classes H o t Lunches Seminole Towne C enter 100 Aero Lane 6:30 a.tn. - 6:30 pan. 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For starters, go back to last year when Kris and lk-v Dedelow. transfers from the sue cessful Oviedo program, and a bunch of ninth and 10 graders took the court lor the school* s inaugural season. It wasn't alw ays pretty Betsy Hughes, coaching her tirst var sity team, watched the losses pile up despite having one o f the hard­ est working teams in the county. It wouldn't stay that wav for long. Guard Mary U>u Johnston transfered to W ln lri Springs over the summer, along with L ik e Hrantlry forward Dan.il lin k s and the two transfers, alon g with a group that had a year o f experience un­ der their liclts suddenly looked like a strong train capable o f win­ ning every night. Johnston has been one of the com ity's brightest stars since stie started for Oviedo and led (he team til scoring as a freshman. Despite tier efforts, the t.ions never reached states, losing to Lyman In the semi finals of districts both seasons. Now she Joins Kris and Bev Dedelow who she has played with for years. Hughes Is a for­ mer assistant from Oviedo, so desp tr the Infancy of Winter Springs High School. It's a group that knows each other well. The Hears will also iK'iirllt from playing in Class .'LA. It will be their final year there since next year, the Bears are expected to move up at least a level as It hosts us Inaugu­ ral senior class. hopes higher By J e ff B erlin ick e ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Coach Jim Hogan was told Hat out as soon as he took the Winter Springs hoys job last season. Ills team would be baptised by fire. When the Bears played their Inaugural season at the new sdchool last season, they consisted o f only ninth- and 10-th gra d ­ ers Instead o f taking cm a junior varsity sch ed­ ule. W inter Springs opted lo start playing the big boys right away. It led to ,i 5-17 s e a ­ son that would he c o n ­ sidered a disaster for some but there's also a bright side. After looking like they might ncvJr get that elusive first wm. the Hears finally won a game. Then a couple more. They also threw some serious scare Into some of the county's established programs in a season m whit h Sem inole County was one o f the best m the stale. Behind the turn­ around was center Winston James, lie's the marquee player com ing hack this sea­ son with his 111 point scoring average and lots of potential c o l­ leges playing attention But he's not the only piece to a Winter Sprtgns puzzle that most hoc .dies In Seminole County c o n ­ sider the area’sdark horse. Brian Brown may he the best returning 3pomt shooter in Sem i­ nole County and Mar­ cus Wiggins Is one of the best athletes. Winter Springs lias also benefit trd from Ira users, hut cx|>errllire Is the key. Hie Bears were klnown lor never giving up last season even as the losses mounted Kurt Hlalne. Charles Kirby. Andre Mitchell and Terrell Morns are a few more players in Hogan’s arsenal and. with a year of rxperl* enre undrr llielr belt, the Hears are acting like they can not only reach the Class :iA linals. hut also sneak their way to a con fer rn cr title. KAREN L. ZARRELLA, Ph. D. LICENSED PSYCHOLOGIST UPY5609 \ x / i^ “YOUR PARTNER IN GOOD MENTAL HEALTH ’ e ? ADULT & ADOLESCENT f= r » o m ANXIETY S a n fo r d C o u rt DEPRESSION Hu 5TEN5TR0M \ GENERAL FEED j flO BAMS! I *l\ lun -SV/t in Is j S iv a 'jl ( ‘/inn ”ft Feed & Supplies For Pets ANGER CONTROL PERSONAL GROWTH Single Story Design Friendly On-Site Management No Ono Below or Above Furnished or Unfurnished Studios Energy-EMicient Studios Electricity Furnished in Studios Only STRESS MANAGEMENT RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3599 WEST LA K E M ARY HLVD., SUITE B DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE L A K E MARY, FLORIDA 32746 (407) 330-3429 3291 S. SANFORD AVE., SANFORD 323-3301 P s n o l>» knn Boots* Mary Lou Johnston brings her point guard skills to Winter Springs after two yean at Oviedo. STUDIO • 1 BEDROOM • 2 BEDROOM • • • • • • m ^ 3 Sliding Scale Fees Evening and Weekend Appointments Available g Livestock I S ! Conveniently Located at 109 N . Country Club Rd. Lake Mary (three blocks north ol Lake Mary Blvd.) 323 1550 JPEN MONDAY • SATURDAY 8:30 AM • 6:00 PM �Seminole Herald - Sunday. December 6, 1998 - 25 Lions expect return to regionals By Jeff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR List season. thr Oviedo Linns finished at 21-7 and had nowhere near what fans of the team have come to expert. Normally. Oviedo rx|>ects to make It districts and makr a nin at a state title lie the Lions did In 10**7 when they lost In the state finals. Inslrad, thr Lions, after a strong start, faded down thr stretch tieforr losing to L ik r Mary In the district semi-finals. That's not what they arr used to at Oviedo and the sad thing, for Oviedo fans Is, It could happen again. 'hie Lions lost a load of talent Including Division I college playrrs Seth Fowler and Scott Moorr along with flrad Combes. Ilrlan Register and John Harper off last year s team. Die Lions iieat district champion Like Howell In a thriller at home, but also fell behind Seminole. 23-0 In a SAC game a week later. Ilils year. Oviedo roach Ed Kershner doesn't have a lot of reluming talent, but neither does anyone In Seminole County. Three weapons he does have an* defensive specialist Danny Lebo. center Askla Howell, and Lirry Wharton who ran light It up from anywhere. Wharton should be the team's leading scorer this year. but. typically, a Kershnrr team doesn't have any particular player carry the load. In a pair of romps over Crooms and Seminole last week. guard Mark Hlerkan was tin target Irom 3-polnl land and the whole team contributed. None of the current Lions started last season, but Wharton and Letio got plenty of playing time olT the liench. Kershnrr admits his kids neetl some time to grow, but that was lieforr the Lons got off to a strong start. They might not have the talent of Like Howell or the bright of Ltkr llrantley. but the Lions have the kind of team that will lie In rvrry game. l .a A t ' ? New era looms for Lady Lions By Jeff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT SI*ORTS EDITOR Tilings are looking awfully different around the Oviedo girls b a s ­ ketball team. No longer Is Tom Uteri coaching and en­ tertaining on the side­ lines. Alter his retire ment. he's been re­ placed by former assis taut Brian Wilson. Die team's best player. Mary L»u Johnston, has irans feted to Winter Springs and the team's leader. Katie MeCown has graduated. Hie losses have af­ fected Oviedo since the st.irt of the season two weeks ago. but there Is still a nucleus of talent Shannon Cotton and Kelly llrock lead the Lions this season as they trv to regain the magic ol the then years. Thr Lions may not win often this sea­ son. but Wilson ran coach and Ills team should Improve .is the season goes on win, lose & D R E W Haratd PSo m by A n ti B oots* Kelly Brock la one of few seniors returning to lead the Oviedo girls basketball team this sea­ son. Mark Bierkan got off to a strong atart to the season with bla 3-point shooting at the Seminole Tip-Off Classic last week. �16 - Somtnolo He/atd - Sunday, December 6. 1998 Inexperienced 'Noles want repeat By K e llie W ern er HERALD STAFF WRITER Every team In the county, with the excep­ tion o f one, has lost n lot to graduation. Seminole i- that ex ccptlon. Hits year, the make up of the Sem inole High School's hoys team Is quite unique...all seniors and one freshman. That can he a little deceiving, however, its all o f those seniors were not on the varsity squad Iasi year. Iliere is a lot ol ex pertenre. though, as all o f the upperelassmen have come through coach Bob T ra ltu fs system and should have no problem gel ling its a team Shoot ing and rebounding have never been a problem lor a Sem inole team and although the Tribe has had a few early dismissals from the playoffs, this year could he quite different. Cornelius Blue will be die lender o f »he team, lit more ways than |usi rebounding. If the others can follow bis lead. Arrow Force VII should be In good shape to repeat Its Seminole Athletic C onference title. Lady ‘Noles young, talented By Kellie Wemer HERALD STAFF WRITER There is only one senior on the Sem inole girls tram this year. However, there is a lot o f talent. Five players are re­ turning for another year and they are joined by two transfers who are filling III quite well. Tills year's learn Is much faster than in the past and that added to the usually potent d e­ fense at Sem inole should help the team to shake the early d is­ missals from the p la y ­ offs that they have ex­ perienced lu the past two years. Seminole's Deanna Hint la one of a strong group of rebo under* suiting up for the Seminole* this season. Hawks---- Continued from Page 3 should challenge for a Class 3A title with center Winston James, Marcus Wiggins anti Brian Brown leading the way. The Bears won Just five games last year, but improved steadily In a year when most of the Bears would have been playing Junior varsity anywhere else. Also, keep an eye on everyone else. Including Lake M ary. Lake Brantley. Lyman and Oviedo. It s been only two years since the Lions made it to the state finals and the entire county is up for grabs, much like last year when unheralded Lake M ary made it to the district finals. "Tilts year we are pretty balanced on o f ­ fense and defense which gives us an edge over t he past couple o f yrars," said roach Sylvester Wynn. "It may take a little time for the chemistry to come around, hut all of the girls have experi­ ence o f some type and know how to play the game. Even the girls are a little young, they have a lot of fight." Amanda Cook, the senior o f the group, Is expected to take a big leadership role this season. She will b e joined by Barbara Grey and Natasha Fisher as the returnees In the starling lineup and should help to m ain­ tain the teamwork and com munication. If that can be achieved. Sem inole should go further than thetr first round loss last year to Satellite In the first round o f the playoffs. Freshman Robby Dupre U the only non-senior suiting up for Arrow Force VII this season, He had an outstanding middle school career. Lyman---Continued from Psge 31 Ikmaventurr took the air out of the basketball and played a slowdown game that had the Greyhounds in It late. Lyman u n it in it* first rrgtonnl game, hut came hack to throw another scare Into the Ram* tn the opening season last week. 1998 99 Xiomara I'm / ts one o f the few returning players, hut look for Lyinan to con true! again. double figures for the Raiders. 1-akr Mary's Maggie Reedy, Christine Hruning from W inter 1‘ark and Kristen Smithers o f Sarasota have also made an Im­ parl off the bench and Sanford's Tamara G il­ christ figures to be a factor after she reco v­ ers from injuries tn the pre-season. game o f the see Continued from psge 23 have made a tremen­ dous Impact us the starting forwards and Jet-quick point guard Crystal Tanner, while not a big scoring threat. Is a terror on defense and does a good Job o f distributing the hall. Another thing that has made this team so strong Is Its bench, us the guard tandem o f Mevctt W ooley from Carbondalc, Illin ois and Keicu Smith from Ocala and the 6-foot-1 frontcourt pair of S an ­ ford's Shrm rika Stokes and Orlando's S h cm el Donovan have all had their turn at scoring in �Care In All The Right Places. If you’re looking for quality medical care in Seminole County, turn to Central Florida Regional I lospiral. You’ll find a full range of healthcare services, from open heart surgery to obstetrics to transitional care. Plus, we have locations throughout the counts to better serve your needs, like the Women’s Wellness Center in Seminole Towne ( enter, Altamonte Surgery Center for outpatient surgery, and l ake Mary Imaging tor radiology services. And if you need a physician, call 1-800-265-8624 for a FREE physician referral or a copy of our physician directory. Central Florida Regional Hospital A Part of Central Plnrnla Healthcare System 1401 \V. 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