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THIS WEEKEND
RELIGION...PAGE 7A
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R A I N - D E L A Y E D A A U B A S E B A L L T O U R N A M E N T U N D E R W A Y .. S P O R T S P A G E 1B
Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Long wood, Ovlodo, Winter Springs and Somlnolo County oinoo ISOS
How our ball caps
got turned around
G o sh .th e
kids were
goofy when I
was growing
up. We never
wore our
baseball caps
backward.
Some of u s
didn't even
have caps.
Nowadays.
RUSS WHITE
It seem s
everyone h as
a baseball cap. The cap people
m ust be getting very rich, but I
Imagine some of them are d isap
pointed that the caps they make
are being worn backward.
Baseball caps are designed to
be worn forward. The brim of
the cap helps keep the su n out
of o u r eyes. Unless someone h as
ryes In the back of his head,
there's no practical reason to
wear a cap backward.
But here’s the catch. Wearing
n cap backward Is considered to
be 1990s cool.
T hat's what all the kids will
tell you. Wearing a baseball cap
backward Is definitely cool.
Rappers wear their caps backs a r d and they're cool. Ken
Griffey Jr. of the Seattle
M ariners llkrs to wear his cap
backward. And Ken Ortffey Jr.,
la th e e p ito m e o f cool.
Baseball rules always pro
hibited players other than c a tc h
ers to w ear their caps backward
In competition. There was an
exception th is year when the
Seattle M ariners played a game
In futuristic uniform s which
allowed OiifTey and his teamrpates to do som ething no team
had done before.
t '
| Admittedly, there are far
greater th rea ts to society th an
kids wearing the baseball caps
backwpfd. No one h as surveyed
w hether the kids who wore their
caps forward did better at school
th an those who wore them back
ward. It could be worth check
ing.
\ Now and then you've probably
seen youngsters wearing their
caps sideways. Tills Is sort of
comical. Keep an eye on these
kids with their caps sideways.
They're liable to have their own
TV allows in a few years.
The Incredible WUlie Mays
used to purposely wear a cap a
size small so It would fly off his
head when he ran the bases or
chased fly balls. Scy hey, th a t's
the way.
There are fellows who wore
their caps backward now In the
Hall of Fame. They include
Immortals nam ed Yogi, Campy
and Johnny. In days gone by all
the catchers wore their capo
backward while they worked
behind the plate. Today's ca tc h
ers wear helm ets without brim s.
:: Who knows, baseball caps
might not have brim s one day.
Hut as for now well have to
brim rath er th an bear It.
Cents
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1998
91st YEAR, No. 30
Airport noise study lands at Timacuan
Lake Mary looks for
more information on
domestic air service
By S hari Brodio
a n d M arla O rem
HERALD STAFF EDITORS
IAKE MARY - City officluls
want m ore Information before
they will support the addition
of dom estic air service, which
h as been proposed by Sanford,
at the Orlando Sanford Airport.
The Lake Mary City C om m is
sion responded T hursday to a
letter sent by Sanford Mayor
L any Dale, to City M anager
Jo h n Litton, requesting s u p
port for the expansion, ns
noise m onitoring devices were
being placed In the com m unity
of Tim acuan.
The mayor and com m ission
ers discussed the request at
the work session prior to the
regular com m ission meeting.
Litton had forwarded the letter
to the commission, but was not
In attendance due to an out-of
town m eeting. The com m ission
voiced frustration for the la rk
of Inform ation con tain ed In the
letter sent by Dale.
"You want me to support It.’
Said C om m issioner George Duryea. ’support what7*
Dale's letter th at scheduled
dom estic air se rv ic e ‘Is n e e d e d
to serve, the growing residential
population base,’ bu t gave no
Inform ation to th e extent of the
proposed service.
Mayor David Mealor said It
was h is understanding the
service would be restricted to
certain times, sim ilar to serv
ice he had seen at the J o h n
Wayne Airport In Annhrlm .
Calif.
Duryca said dom rstle a ir
lines generally
use
older,
noisier planes and C om m is
sioner Gary B rrnder Mild h r
felt the dom estic service would
Impart the ’already atrocious
noise levels.*
The Sanford Airport A uthor
ity Is currently conducting a
noise study, to determ ine the
Impact of noise from In te rn a
tional flight, landing nt the
Orlando Sanford Airport, on
com m unities
such
us
ITm acunn.
The $ 170,000-study, funded
In part by the federal govern
m ent. Is being done try IINTH.
an architectural, engineering
and planning firm.
Jim m y Ooff. the project
m anager, said the 12-month
study will establish noise c o n
tours and help define ’what a
noise Is to your ears."
*1 pushed for |th e study) to
be done at Sanford, to show
the people that think they have
a noise problem that they
probably do not,’ Goff said.
He said the noise study helps
develop a plan for future m an
agement of the airport. ’ It
helps educate people on how
to work within the system .’
OotT was at Tim acuan T h u rs
day. with C om m issioner Thom
Green to locate the first noise
m onitoring device which will
collect d ata for the study.
The country club com m unity
Is In the western approach of
the airport and residents had
strongly com plained of the a ir
craft noise. Tim acuan Is the
first of about nine location In
and around Sanford th at will
Ire monitored to determ ine
noise Impact.
The device will lie located In
the community through the
weekend. ’It will be there long
enough to get accu rate read
ings.* Goff said.
Goff said the study will also
tnclutle m eetings with hom e
owner's associations and the
general public. The firms will
report lls findings to the Fedtral Aviation A dm inistration,
lire FAA will come back with
two sets of recom m endations
for the airport.
’ll solves a lot of their probPteese see Melee. P ^ a 2A
International (lights from Great Brit
ain. now utilizing the Orlando Banlord Airport, may soon be joined by
domestic flights from a few selected
east coast destinations. Lake Mary
officials are concerned that in
creased traffic wM lead to more
noise. A noise study Is currently
underway. Lake Mary Commis
sioner Thom Greene (left, lower
photo) meets with Project Manager
Jimmy Goff, of HNTB, In Timacuan
Thursday to oversee the placement
ol a noise monitoring device, which
wiMbe in the communky through the
weekend.
It’s all happening at the schools
Play pleases
school crowd
Homecoming
is county’s first
By J s f f B ertlalck s
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
By Kellie W erner
HERALD STAFF WRITER
LAKE MARY - Everything was
set for Homecoming *97 at Lake
Mary High School.
The parade went off well, the
dance was planned a n d the
king and queen were all set to
be crowned at half-tim e of the
Friday night football gam e.
Except for one Uny little
problem .
Heavy rains canceled the
football game. O pponent Ed
White from Jacksonville was
unable to make the trip, so
everything was held off until
the S aturday night dance.
Tonight. Lake Mary will tty It
again. The w eather looks clear
and the Rama will attem pt to
take the field against W inter
Springs at 7:30 p.m . with a
special a king
and
queen
cerem ony at half-tim e. The
courts wtll both parade around
the field In autom obiles a s a
prelude
to
Saturday's
Homecoming Dance.
This year, the them e for the
dance Is S unset S erenade
which m eans ’rom antic date at
su n set.’
WINTER SPR1NOS - Cancel
the dinner plans and stop
checking the Saturday night
movie listings.
There Is som ething going on
In W inter Springs that Just
can't be missed.
The W inter Springs High
School
production
of
’Brlgadoon’ Is definitely worth
spending a Saturday night at a
new location.
Director C hristine Bredholt
brought out the best In a tal
ented cast In the school's a d
aptation of the m usical about a
m ysterious
Scottish
town
where love truly conquers all.
Last night was opening night,
with an encore perform ance on
Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
T h is whole production was
made possible because of the
dedication on the p art of the
students,* Bredholt said. T h ey
are really great kids. I also owe
a debt or gratitude to the com
munity and the C entral Florida
Scottish-Am erican society for
all of their help an d support.*
Please see Play. Page U
Anns Harpstert strikes s pose at ths 1997 Lake Mary Homecoming. "*
The dance will be held
Saturday
In the
school
cafeteria from 8 p.m. to
m idnight.
The event Is th e first of eight
high school hom ecom ings to
be held In th e coming weeks.
FUeec see Lake Mary. Pegs M
Murderer** killing leads to
lawsuit
• ORLANDO - A wrongful death lawsuit
filed this week accuses Real Radio 104.1,
WTKS-FM of responsibility for the killing
of convicted m urderer Donald McDougall.
McDougall was Imprisoned a t Avon Park
Correctional Institution for the 1982 tor
tu re killing of 5-year-old U rsula Sunshine
Assaid In Altamonte Springs a t the time of
his death. Shock Jocks R uss Rollins and
Will *Bo* Rhodes, hosts of The Russ and
Bo Show, along with sidekick ’Dirty Jim*
Colbert, reportedly laughed and joked
with callers about lynching McDougall.
On Oct. 1. 1996 fellow Inm ate Arba Earl
B a n beat McDougall to d eath with an Iron
horseshoe stake. The suit, filed In federal
court In Tam pa, alleges B a n knew about
the
rad io
b ro ad cast
calling
for
McDougall * killing.
Jacksonville lawyer Hank Coxe and
attorney Richard Smith who filed the suit
would not com m ent. Representatives of
Clear C hannel Communications, which
owns Real Radio, were not aw are of the
lawsuit an d declined to comment.
Art In the Oval Park
HEATHROW • The 12th annual Lake
Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arts, will be
held S aturday and Sunday at the Oval
P ark In th e H eathrow International
B usiness Center.
The festival begins at 9 a.m . each day
and d o ses at 5 p.m. Admission Is 91.
Proceeds of the festival go to scholarships
for area high school and college students.
Thdl dedication
OVIEDO - A portion of tire Cross
Seminole Trall/Florlda National Scenic
Trail will be officially dedicated on Oct. 3
a s part of planned activities at the Little
Big Econ State Forest at the County Road
426 and Barr Street trailhead.
The Florida Trail Association will lead
groups on a hike of the new segment of
the trail on Saturday. O uests will be
transported from B arr Street to Lockwood
Road and can hike back to the trallhead.
The distance Is approximately two miles
and wtll take about one hour.
The event begins at 9 a.m . and the cer
emony will be held at 9:30. The Division of
Forestry. Florida Game & Freshw ater Fish
Commission, the St. Jo h n s River Water
Management District and the Florida Off
Road Dike Association will have displays
set up and Boy Scouts will be on hand to
distribute brochures and give-away Items.
Community action day
HEATHROW - Convergys Corporation,
locally based In Heathrow, h a s several
projects th ro u g h o u t C entral Florida
P lsass s s s Briefs, Page 2A
Winter
Springs
wants to
settle case
By T s a y T lssto
HERALD CORRESPONDENT
WINTER SPRINGS - C om
m issioners on Monday p ro
posed a com prom ise to s e t
tle a code enforcement Hen
from the Community Devel
opm ent
D epartm ent
and
Code Enforcem ent Board
dating back to 1990.
Armondo Q uartn wanted
the com m ission to lower the
coat of a fine from M arch of
1996 from $5,675 to $1,600.
After several com m ents b e
tween the com m ission and
G uartn. Com m issioner Mi
chael Blake came u p with a
com prom ise. Blake proposed
and m ade a motion th at
G uartn pay $2,837.50 to
d e a r the books a n d settle
the lien. G uartn did not
agree, saying th at the Judge
on the case. Judge McGregor,
had supported th e original
am ount.
Q uartn said he would have
to apeak to hla attorney beyiaaas aaa Cass, rags U
�2A - Seminole Herald. Sanford Florida
Friday. OctoOer 2. 1998
B rie fs
City wants to help you fight m osquitoes
C ontinued from Page 1A
planned
in
observance
ol
C om m unity
Action Days.
Community Action Days Involve
com pany employees, their fam i
lies. and their friends in service
projects to help Improve the com
m unities where they live and
work.
On S atu rd ay , C o n v e r ts
em ployees will volunteer In
Seminole County for H abitat for
H um anity.
Sanford,
Environm ental
Clean-Up.
Geneva, C entral Florida Zoo.
Sanford. T eacher In stru ctio n
'Yojrct. B etter living for Seniors.
and Hum ane Society dog w ash.
Special to the Herald
L earning cen ter open
house
LAKE MARY - Blame It on El
Nino tf you'd like, but m osqui
toes arc back tn lorcc and t lie*
SANFORD The Knowing and city will soon begin an Inten
Growing
Learning
C enter. sive spraying program .
Help from the residents Is
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
needed
to help combat these
Sanford. Faith Bible Ministers,
flying Insects.
will hold an open h o u sr pesky
Do you have mosquitoes In
S aturday from 11 a.m . until 3 your yard? You may
be
pm .
breeding thrm in your own
The center with a stall of lour, back yard and don't know It.
qualified Infant care workers, is
Dave Dovan. public works
open from 6 a.m until 0 p.m. for supervisor, says you can lake
children ages 6 weeks to 12 simple, positive steps to r e
duce lilts m enace tight at
years.
home. Here are a few solutions
that are simple, cheap and
pest h id e - free.
1. Get rid ol old tires, tin
cans, buckets, drum s, bottles
C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A
tell you that then* ts m uch Irss or any w ater bolding co n tain
noise now th an there was In ers.
lems," Gotl said of the report,
1969 when the airport was
'llic recom m endations give the
2. Fill or drain any low
used for Naval training,* Dale
airport Jurisdiction to deal with
places (puddles, nils) In yard.
said.
problem s, such as noise, and
3. Keep drains, ditches and
A new Instrum ent Landing
the power to ask for funding to
culverts clean of weeds and
System h a s been installed on
solve such problem s.
trash so w nirr will drain p ro p
die east side of the airport at a
Greene h a s been advancing
erly.
cost of $2 million, which will
the concerns of Lake Mary
4. Cover trash containers lo
bring In die mostly com m ercial
residents to the Sanford Air
keep out rain w ater.
traffic
from
the
northeast.
Dale
port Noise Abatement C om m it
5. Repair leaky' pipes and
said. A noise abatem ent c o m outside faucets.
tee and had asked that a Lake
m
ittee
ad
d
resses
noise
c
o
m
Man* resident be considered
6. Empty plastic wading
plaints, which arc coming from
for a vacant position on the
pools at least once a week and
ihe sam e people evciy m onth,
airport board.
store them Indoors when not
he said, prim arily from the
At the work session. G reene
In use.
Heathrow and Tlm acuan areas.
said. *tf we had a voice there. I
7. Tree holes and hollow
Also,
die
airport
Is
working
would feel more comfortable.*
stum ps that hold w ater, fill In
closely with Federal Aviation
with sand or concrete.
Brendcr said he absolutely
Adm inistration officials to d i
H. Change w ater In bird
will not support dom estic atr
rect more traffic over Lake
baths and plant pots or drip
service, adding the only p ro ac
Monroe and away from residen trays at least once a week.
tive move made by the airport
tial areas. Some of the noise,
Is the noise study, "every o th er
h r added. Is also rtim ing from
Initiative ad dresses growing
flights destined for Orlando In
the airport.*
ternational airport.
Mayor Mealor said he u*ou!d
‘Noise Is part of the altport
address an Im itation for Mayor
and w r’r r doing onr best to
Dale and Airport Director Vic
m itigate the noise,’ Dale said.
tor White to attend a work s e s
’It s an Issue every airport In
sion on Oct. 15 to further d is
the country faces. Any airport
By G race M arie S tln e c lp h e r
cu ss the proposed dom estic air
that grows has noise rrla trd to
HERALD CORRESPONDENT
service.
It.*
Sanford Mayor Luny Dale, a
SANFORD - A history of Fort
As of August, the airport re
pilot for more than 50 years,
Mellon Park was the timely
corded 162 noise com plaints.
said the airport will continue
Dale said Sanford and the topic ol Jim Robison’s p re s e n
to grow and dom estic service
airport have been responsive tation at the recent m eeting of
will be a benefit to the local
to com plaints from Lake Mary, the Sanford Historical Society.
economy.
Robison Is the co-author,
however,
the airport h as been
Dale said the airport au th o r
at Its location a long time b e w1lh Mark Andres, of Flashity will continue to seek federal
backs, the Story o f Central
fore Lake Mary.
funding for noise abatem ent
'I'm not going to roll over Florida's Ihist.
e(Torts. H ie airport, he said,
Robison began Ills history of
and close die airport Just b e
lias already m ade progress in
the
area with the founding of
cause
Lake
Maty
doesn’t
want
controlling noise.
T h e re h as been m uch prog It there,* Dale said. "We're d o Cam p Monroe on the shores of
Lake Monroe, Ja n u a ry 1837:
ing die best we can.*
ress In die past y ear an d 1 can
C aptain C harles Mellon was In
charge. On Feb. 8. more than
200 Seminole Indians stru c k
at dawn, bu t the only U nited
S tates casualty of the b attle,
which ended In a draw, was
Cpt. Mellon. Three dayB later,
I LOCAL fOWBCABT | |T— S
the cam p was nam ed Fort
Today:
Isolated
th u n d er FRIDAY:
Mellon and the settlem ent that
storms. Highs In the uppergrew up around the fort b e
BOs. Lows In the low-70s. Sat SO LUNAR TABLE: min. 2:40
cam e Mellonville.
urday: Isolated thunderstorm s.
a.m.. maj. 8:50 a.m.. min. 3:00
Gen. Henry Sanford p u r
Highs in the uppcr-80s. Lows p.m., maj. 9:15 p.m.
chased land west of Mellonville
ncar-70. Sunday: Isolated
In 1870 w here h e founded his
thunderstorm s. Highs In the TIDE8: D aytona Beach: high:
mid-80s. Lows ncar-70. Mon 5:17 a.m.. 5:54 p.m., low: 11:30
town of Sanford which later
day: Isolated thunderstorm s.
absorbed Mellonville.
a.m., — - p.m. New Sm yrna
Highs In the upper-80s. Lows
The lakefront In Ocn. San
Beach: high: 5:22 a.m., 5:59
n ear-70.
ford’s day was a working m an’s
p.m.. low: 11:35 a.m.. - — p.m..
It was lined with
EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 5:37 a.m.. world.
steam boat w h arfs, railroad
6:14 p.m.. low: 11:50 a.m.. —
docks, fish m arkets and w are
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
houses. The land th a t becam e
Tatnni 89 71 Tatrma 8 7 70 p.m.
Fort Mellon Park did not exist
until the early 1900s as the
I
b
i
*
ch
com
m
ons
SUNDAY
MONDAY
lake’s shoreline w as at least
Tatnns 88 70 Tatrma 87 70
200 yards higher th a n It is to
Daytona Beach ft New
day. It reached to within a
Smyrna Beach: S e a s a r e 2block of the downtown build
4 feet w ith a lig h t ch o p .
ings and som etim es
even
W ater te m p e r a tu re a t D ay
closer during storm s.
to n a Is 8 0 d e g re e s a n d a t
Here aro the winning numbers
Soon oiler Sem inole County
selected on Thursday in the Flori
New S y m rn a , 8 0 d eg rees.
was formed In 1913. plans b e
da Lottery:
gan being m ade for the con
W in d s a r e fro m th e w est a t
Fsntaay S
struction of a bulkhead and a
10-15 m .p .h .
3-4-16-18-1#
boulevard along th e lakefront.
Lono (Sept 26)
These were built In sections
5 -6 -4 -2 0 -2 1 -3 S
STATISTICS
an d finally com pleted In 1930.
The high temperature tn
On April 9, 1935, Sanford
Sanford
Thuraday
waa
SB
Play 4
com
m issioners adopted an o r
degree a and the overnight low
dinance
th at would create Fort
waa 74.
5-7-4-1
Mellon P ark on land reclaimed
Recorded rain fait for the
from the lake bottom . Building
Cash 3 period ending at 10 a.m., Fri
day totaled 0.03 Inch.
the park was m ade possible
CO c
..............7: IS a.ns.
with $30,000 from the WPA.
trin )
it.................. 7:10 p.m.
The park was dedicated on
Feb. 8, 1938 at which tim e
C ham ber of Com m erce presi
dent T.W. Sim pson sold that
Fort Mellon Park was nam ed
‘to p erp etu ate Die Im portant
significance of the historic fort
and
the
early
settlem ent
“Sening Seminole County Since /KM"
which developed Into Sanford
of today.*
Friday. October 2. 1998 • Vol. 91. No. 30
In 1924, u yacht basin and
Published: Daily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by
pier com plete with a bundshrll
Republic Newspapers. Inc. •300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL. 32771
was built and th e present m a
Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408
rina was opened Septem ber 5,
1967.
PRODUCTION
CIRCULATION
AOUM ISTTUTlOtl
Frank Vonotne - Menager
Lake Carols, the large pond
Deny Barmen
Dave GAJinsi - Pubteher
Peggy Beenner
Melinda Moms
behind the Sanford M useum In
Gene Bukuf •Operations
Odessa Pugh - Business Uanaper
the park, was nam ed for
EDITORIAL
Freds Helmets
Lmds Spiegel
Carolu Sanford Dow. daughter
Jeff BedmcM
Cheryl Smrth
ADVERTISING
Stun Bmd*
of H enry Sanford, on Dec. 27.
Km Butter
Dons Dwlnch
1955. In the 1980s, the SIS
PRESS
6
STOPPING
Keae Warn* - Manjger
Jeans Hugnes
Robed SLp' Cowan
TERS. a civic group, paid to
Crwryt Slone
Mens Orem
Mark Sevore
Deen SmAh
have spring w ater pum ped
BrIEgen
CLASSIFIED
Tommy Vincent
underground to the lake.
Ja c k ! Ritdue
heetrer Deigv
Russ While
In 1957. a sm all Sanford
0wm Tyrrea, Jr ■
Teren Games
LEQALS
Head Pressmen
M
useum w as built: It lias been
Meigeret Boschen
enlarged twice.
Subscnpbon Rales (Oaky 6 Sunday)
Perudcet Postage Paid at SaNord. Fionas
Prior lo the meeting, Rq.
and edtkbonai mseng uffoet
Home Deanery
Mas
bison sold and autographed
3 Months
11B SO
124 00
u s p s 48t;eo
tils book and later presented
6 Months
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14100
Postmaster Send address changes to
several signed copies to the
I Veer
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The SEMINOLE HERALD
historical society which can bi
Florida Resrdenu add 7% sales tax
P O Bos 1667
purchased at the m useum .
lo above rales
SerJord, FL 32772-1667
During the business m eet
Newi/hipers. Inc.
Republic
ing. presided over by Millard
Hunt. It was announced thal
N o i s e -----------
F N Photo
David Dovan fllla aprayar tank with ‘Scourge/ an adult mosquito Insactlcida.
leaves bold w ater and m os
quito larvae. They should be
Inspected m onthly.
9. Keep g rass cu t short and
sh ru b b ery
well
trim m ed
around the b ouse so adult
m osquitoes will not hide there.
A half-cup of w a te r can p ro
duce enough m osquitoes In
10. Roof g u tters plugged with
cau se a problem . Please help
so all Ijike Mary can enjoy th e
great oul doors,
For com m ents or questions
please call the Public W orks
D epartm ent at 333-8211.
H istorical society hears
history o f Ft. M ellon Park
,,
th e executive board had of
fered lo raise $15,000 for r e
furbishing Ihe Lakcvlew C em e
tery gazebo on condition of
m atching funds from Ihe city.
The city com m ission lias a c
cepted the offer mid funds
were being raised. Donations
may be sent lo Parks Division.
City of Sanford. P.O. Box
1788. Sanford. 32772. C hecks
should lie m ade payable to
City of Sanford an d m arked for
Cem etery Im provement F und.
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�Seminote Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, October 2, 1998 •3 *
Lake Mary—
The /ollou’lng reports were compiled from the Seminole County
Sheriff's Office fo r Incidents recorded Oct. I:
Assignation to commit prostitution:
SANFORD, Park Avenue, 200 block, Sept. 30. 0:37 n.m. A 35year-old woman wan arrested for assignation to commit prosti
tution after site ofTrred to perform a sex act on an undercover
Seminole County S heriffs deputy in exchange for $20 cash.
Domestic violence:
LONGWOOD, Needles Trail, 200 block, Sept. 30. 10:00 p.m.
A 04-year-old m an w as arrested for dom estic violence b;
Seminole C ounty sh eriffs deputies nflcr he slapped his wl I
across the face during an argum ent and caused a small cut. Me
also pulled h er h air during Die argum ent.
Driving under the influence:
LAKE MART, Lake Mary Boulevard, 4000 block, Oct. 1, 2:50
a.m . A 22-year-old wom an was arrested by Semlr
sheriffs deputies for driving under ihe Influence.
SANFORD, U.S. H ighway 17-02/Bunb, Oct. 1. 12:41 n.m. A
39-year-old m an was arrested by Seminole County sh e riffs
dep u ties for driving u n d er the Influence.
Play
continnod from Pngs 1A
faced with a decision. The town
The W inter Springs' produc
elder. Mr. Lundle (Chris D on
tion Is com plete with S cottish
aldson) helps the couple to u n
accents, real life bagpipers,
derstand tiie significance of
Brad Qreen an d mil C arpenter,
Brigadoon. The young lovers
and mngnlflcenl scenes de
Tommy and Fiona are now
signed by the W inter S prings
faced with a decision.
High School Art Com m unity.
In the end, Tommy must
The story Ireglns when two
weigh the options of rem aining
Amcrtcnu's travel to Scotland
In a m odem lifestyle with faon a hunting trip. Tommy Al
mlllur surroundings or ch o o s
bright, played by Geoffrey
ing to abandon those things for
Young und Jeff Douglas, p o r
a better life In the unknown.
trayed by RJk DeZcgo happen
The m usic and story line of
onto the city in the m ist. In the 'Brigadoon"
come
to
life
course of a day. Tommy falls in through the actors at the high
!o re. JrfT Is seduced by a b e a u school. It Is evident th at the
tiful townie and the two d is stu d en ts didn't Just m em orize
cover what *Hrigadoon" Is lines or practice songs.
really all about.
*1 had so m uch fun with this
The town is all a-buzz about
p a ri,' said
Meg portrayer
an Im pending wedding between
Knowles. *1 really lived it up
Charlie (Adam Gentry) and
and gave It may all, I know
J e a n (Rachael Beasley). In te r Saturday night is going to b e
esting ch aracters abound and even more fun.*
the two American’s are fasclKnowles w asn't the only one
nnted and a little shocked by who was excited about the
the new town they have found.
perform ance. After the show,
Kara Knowles steals the
the stu d en ts were really proud
show as Meg Brockle, a girl of their achievem ent an d re
ju st looking for Mr. Right who ceived great accolades from the
h a s two very comical n u m bers audience.
• in the production. W hen Fiona
‘Ever since the general try
M arlairen. performed by Grace outs an d especially when I got
Newton, Is finally introduced,
a call back, I have been look
the chem istry betw een Tommy ing forward to this, produc
and h rr In evident from the tio n .' Y o u n g (Tom m y) s a id ,
start.
Although tills is the third
As the story progresses, m u production at the second year
sical n u m b ers help to reveal high school, this w as W inter
th e story ab out a m iracle th at Spring's' first attem pt at a m u
h a s transform ed th e city into a sical.
tim eless place of protection for
Not bad for a first try. M akes
Its residents. The young lovers you wonder w hat they can do
Tommy and Fiona are now with the second.
C ase----------coaUassd from Fags LA r
.
fore he
went any further.
I h i s offer is only on the t a
ble till the end of November,*
Balck said, adding th at the
case started on April 3, 1990,
w hen the original $5,675 lien
was entered.
The Code Enforcem ent lien
case Involved two violations:
• the altering of a property and
ofT the street parking.
C om m issioner Eddie Mar
tinez sold, T ills case h a s gone
on for ten years. I recom m end
th at we accept the recom m en
dation and accept th e deal.’
Com missioner Bob Miller
said, ‘I think we need to send a
m essage to people th a t you
cannot let som ething like this
continue for too long.*
Com m issioner David McLeod
asked Q uartn If he would be
willing to settle for som ething
more th a n the $1,600,
G uarin said, *No.*
Also at this w eek's m eeting,
Mayor Paul Partyka presen ted
the City of W inter S prings
Youth Soccer C lub with a
proclam ation. Ron Zarbough,
the president of th e *FC
(Football
Club)
America*
thanked tlic city for supporting
th e club. The club h ad g a r
nered two first place sta te
cham pions, and first, second
an d third place aw ards In vari
o u s age categories
ford, in
m ents.
Tyrone Moran J r .
TYRONE MORAN J R .
Tyrone Moran J r .. 23. Bur
rows Lane, Sanford, died T ues
day. Sept. 29. 1998 a t Weldva
Springs Park. Bom Nov. 9.
1974 In Sanford, he w as a life
long resident. Mr. M oran was a
laborer. He was a B aptist.
Survivors Include m other, P a
tricia Ann Black, Sanford;
step-father,
D ennis
Wayne
Black. Sanford; father. Tyrone
Sr.. Sanford; b rother, Terrence,
Sanford;
sister.
K eonlsha
Black, Sanford.
Sunrise Funeral Home, S a n
charge
continued from Page 1A
W inter Springs, whose team Is
being
labeled
the
T eddy
Bears" by Lake Mary for
tonight's game, will also have
an event despite having no
stu d en ts past 11th grade.
A perk to the Lake Mary
stu d en ts Is th at they can bring
their own CDs and request the
disc Jockey to play them,
som ething not allowed at past
events. Photos will be taken
and the color them e this year
Is m aroon, gold and black.
D ress
Is
formal
and
refreshm ents will be served.
The dance cap s olT a week of
fun that Included special theme
days except for Wednesday
when
the
traditional
Homecoming parade around
Lake Mary was canceled due to
Yom Klppur.
Monday. Lake Mary students
celebrated
College
Day,
dressing
In their
favorite
college outfits. The day wound
with the Sundown Throwdown
which included a collection of
canned goods to support their
class.
Tuesday,. Lake Mary had
m ism atch day with polka dots
and plaid dom inating
the
scene. It was an eyesore but
everyone had a good time.
Thursday,
Ihe
school
reverted back to the 80s with
neon sh irts and. cut-offs. A
cham pion b an a n a-e ater was
crowned and the senior car
decorating contest
was a
success.
Today, Lake Maty will host
Spirit Day und everyone is
asked to wear Lake Mary's
colors of red, black, gray or
white to support th e Rams
football team which is off to a
surprising 2-1 start.
Homecoming
events
are
scheduled around the county
all the way up until Nov. 13
when Lake Howell h o sts the
final one scheduled.
NATIONAL
DEPRESSION
SCREENING DAY
T h u r s ( l; i\, O c to b e r K, 1 9 9 8
• FREE of Charge
• Written Self-Test for Depression
• Screening Interview with Mental
Health Professional
• Educational Presentation
Depression is an illness and effective treatments arc available.
ORLANDO REGIONAL
South Seminole Hospital
BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES
555 West State Road 434
Longwood, Florida 32750
9:00am • 6:00pm
(407) 262-2200
Park----------coatlaasd from Fags 2A
w as scheduled for dem olition.
Plans for th e brick building
in Evergreen Cem etery, built
In the 1920s, are to treat and
close It.
Alicia Clarke, m useum c u r a
tor. announced th at in th e
cem etery known as Page Jac k son located behind Lakcvtew.
vea are being Inventoried
the Sanford M useum staff
There are over 3,000 graves
2,000 of which are u n m ark e d
When this project is com
pleted. volunteers will bi
needed to restore th e ce m e
tery and place m ark e rs.
The Sanford w alking-drivlnf
booklet being sponsored b;
the Sanford Historic T rust hat
had its grant approved, so thli
project Is assu red an d the So
ciety will contribute its previ
ously approved funds for It!
photographs. The society will
receive copies of th e photo
graphs and will also have a full
page In the booklet.
The 1999 historic Sanford
calendars were presented and
several m em bers signed out
copies to sell. Harold C hap
m an and Jo e H unt were com
m ended for th eir excellent
work a n this project.
Since Sept. 29 is th e city's
121st birthday, a special cake
and punch were served to th e
large group of atten d ees by
Bette C an n a vino an d h er
com m ittee.
of arran g e
Sanford, in charge of arrange
m ents.
R O W $ . BREWSTER
Rose S. Brewster, 85. South
O rlando Drive, Sanford, died
Thursday, Oct. I. 1998 a t
M ariner's Health Care. Orange
City. B om Ju ly 16. 1913 in
New Hall, W. Va., sh e moved to
C entral Florida in 1990. Mrs.
Brew ster was a hom em aker.
She w as a Baptist.
Survivors Include daughter,
Freda Pruett, Sanford; nine
grandchildren.
Qramkow
F uneral
Home.
Sanford, in charge of arran g e
m ents.
MARLENE E. LADOCZKY
Marlene S. Ladoczky. 56.
Brlghtview Drive. Lake Mary,
died Thursday. O c t 1. 1998 at
Sun Belt H ealth C are Center,
Orlando. B om Ju ly 22, 1942 in
B ath, Maine, sh e moved to
C entral Florida In 1956. Ms.
Ladoczky w as a m essage cen
ter operator a t F irst Union
B ank.
Survivors Include son. Peter
Robert J r ., Lake Mary; sister,
Patricia
McDaniel,
C assel
berry.
Qramkow
Funeral
Home,
Sanford, in charge of arrange
m ents.
NANCY E. GAGNON
Nancy E. Gagnon, 58, South
Elm Avenue, Sanford, died
Thursday, Oct. 1, 1998 at C en
tral Florida Regional H ospital.
Bom Oct. 19, 1939 In Melrose,
Maas., she moved to C entral
Florida in 1971. Mrs. G agnon
was the store m anager for
Shop-N-Oo Grocery. She w as a
m em ber of U psala P resbyte
rian Church.
Survivors include husband.
E.C.; daughters, Patricia, Ann
M antuano, both of Sanford;
son, Ed J r., Sanford; siste rs,
Betty C ham bers, Pepperell,
M ass., Donna M unn. Pittsfield.
N.H.: three grandchildren.
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P eo p le
Larger banks charge bigger fees
CALENDAR
Blood Bank
C entral Florida Wood Hank
Is asking donors of all types of
blood - especially O-typc d o
nors - to donate at Its Sanford
bran ch . 1302 E. Second St. For
Infonnatlon. call 322-0822.
S anford R otary
Rotary Club of Sanford m eets
every Monday at noon, at the
M arina Hotel.
Senior em ploym ent
An
employment
program
sponsored by AARP Senior
Community Service Em ploy
m ent Program Is held at the
Sanford National Guard Ar
mory. 915 E. First St.. Monday
through Friday. Interview hours
are 8 a.m. to "l p.m. Telephone:
324-8008. The program a s s is ts
seniors. 55 and over, to return
to the work place.
C ancer support
Support. Hope and Recovery.
S.H.A.R.. m eets every Monday
afternoon at 5 p.m. at C entral
Florida Regional Hospital In
the far com er of the dtnlng
room. This Is a self help s u p
port group for all cancer survi
vors, w hether In treatm ent now
or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for m ore In
formation.
H isto ric al
C om m ission
T hr Lake Maty H istorical
C om m ission m eets at 7 p.m.,
the second Tuesday of the
m onth, at th r Frank Evans
C enter. 158 N. C ountry Club
Road. Contact J e a n Brooklyn
at 323-9675 for more Infonna
tlon.
P ra ctic al N urses
The
Licensed
Practical
N urses Association of Florida.
Inc., m eets the second Monday
of the m onth at 6:309 p.m. at
Kllamey B aptist C hurch. 701
Formoso Ave.. C.E.U. class
provided each
m onth.
All
m eetings a rr open to LPNs and
to stu d en ts and graduate LPNs.
For Information call 299-4321.
M odelers Club
Tire Sanford Aero Modelers
Club m eets every third Monday
of the m onth starting at 7 p.m.,
with the "Model of the Month"
com petition at G reater Sanford
C ham ber of Commerce. 400 E.
First St. All phases of R/C
model aircraft are presented.
Tire club's living field Is located
In Sanford. For more Inform a
tion, contact Lee Dorsue at
574 4732.
VFW , A uxiliary
C o n tra ct B ridge
Bridge players are Invited to
play contract bridge every
Monday, at 10:30 a.m .. at the
Sanford Senior Center. For In
form ation. call 322-6326.
Veterans of Foreign W ars and
the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford
Post 10108 meet the third
Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the
post home. 2644 S. Sanford
Ave.
Pigeon F anciers
H eathrow women
The Heathrow Women's Club
m eets the second Monday of
each m onth at the C ountry
Club at Heathrow. Registration
begins at 10:30 a.m .. followed
by a business m eeting an d a
luncheon with various sp eak ” »•
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For more Infonnatlon call Dee
Williford at 805-0067 or to Join
call U nda Wish at 333-3702.
Gamblers,
families
Gam blers Anonymous and
Gam-Anon for family and
friends, meet separately Mon
day and Friday (non-sm okers)
at 7:30 p.m.. C hurch of the
Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave..
Maitland. For more Inform a
tion. call 236-9206.
Narcotics Anonymous
Narcotics Anonym ous m eets
Monday at 8 p.m . at the P res
byterian House of Goodwill.
317 Oak Ave.. Sanford.
Lakeside Lions
The Sanford Lakeside Lions
Club m eets the first an d third
Monday of the m onth, at 7:00
p.m ., at the M arina Hotel.
Visitors and new m em bers are
welcome. For Information, call
Matt Altemose. 322-8545. or
David Hall. 330-5238.
Tire C entral Florida Pigeon
Fanciers Association m eets the
third Monday of each monUi at
the Seminole County Agricul
tural Center. 4300 Orlando
Drive. Sanford. For Inform a
tion. call Art or J e a n A nderson
at 831-8033.
Bankers these days seem to
be playing a high-stakes game
of "I can top that". One week
alter Citibank and Travelers
declared they would Join to
form the world's largest fin an
cial services Ann. two more
m ega-m ergers hit the banking
Industry. First Chicago NBD
and Banc One announced they
would combine forces to b e
come a Midwest powerhouse.
Not
to
be
outdone.
HankAmerlca and NationsBank
said they'd tie the knot as well,
th u s creating the first national
bunk and the largest tn term s
of deposits and branches. Tilts
m onth's merger frenzy follows
a record 1997, when b an k s
spent 873 billion on takeovers.
Why should you care? C o n
s id e r Studies show that large
b anks and those that operate
In more than one state charge
higher fees than sm aller, sin
gle-state ones. and. further,
that less com petition eventu
ally leads to lower deposit
rates and higher loan ra tr s
overall. In the long run. c o n
sum ers are ham m ered by bank
mergers, says Industry new s
letter Bank Rate Monitor.
Unfortunately, the frenzy of
m ergers shows no signs of
abating. T hanks to rising bank
stock prices and perm issive
federal laws on bank ex p an
sion. acquirers have the re
sources and the freedom to
feast. Result: If your ban k
hasn't yet merged. It may soon.
Within the next few years there
will likely be only 8.000 U.S.
banks
left.
versus
nearly
10.000 today and some 14.500
In the m id-1980s. Even before
these m ergers, alm ost threeq u arters of deposits reside at
Just the 4 percent of b a n k s
with a sse ts over 91 billion.
In the short run. m ergers In-
Lakq Mary Seniors Invite
anyone 55 years or older to
Join them In acUvlUes every
Monday through Friday, from
9:30 a.m . to 3 p.m .. a t the
Lake Mary Com m unity C enter.
260 N. C ountry C lub Road.
O lrlfrla a d .
This doesn't have to becom e
your problem , bu t your boy
friend certainly h a s one. Do
you rem em ber the story of Dr.
Sanford
Tourtat
and
Sewing Club
Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m .
to noon, the WOOP1E Sewing
Club g ath ers at the Lake Mary
Senior Center. 260 N. C ountry
Club Road, to m ake baby
clothes, and Item s for nursing
hom es a s well a s Item s for the
C hristm as store. The Item s
m ade by the d u b are donated
to preem le babies, nursing
hom e residents an d gifts for
the an n u al C hristm as store.
crease com petitiveness.
For
example, w hen Wells Fargo
merged with First In terstate In
1995, Glendale Federal, the
sixth largest thrift In Califor
nia, ran ad s raising th e Bpecter
of fee hikes at Wells Fargo and
touting cheaper checking, u n
limited free calls, and no fees
for teller visits.
But In the long-run, m ergers
can lead to lower deposit rates.
A case tn point: W ithin a year
of the N ationsB ank 1997 tak e
over of B oatm an's Bank In St.
Louis, the yield th at form er
Boatm en custom ers earned on
a six m onth CD dropped by
five-tenths of a point, to 4.2
percent, even though the n a
tional average, at 4.89 percent,
had not changed. Your best
move, especially If you keep
•5 .0 0 0 or more In a CD. Is to
sta sh your savings at b an k s
around the country th at ofTer
th e m ost tem pting rates.
The bigger your ban k b e
com es. the higher. In general,
the checking fees. However,
such fees usually cover m any
services, such as live tellers or
returned checks. If you don’t
use the extras, see If your
newly-merged ban k offers a
free or low-cost.
no-frtlls
checking option.
You'll also need to shop
carefully for certain loans. As
th e num ber of sm all b an k s
Barbara Hughaa/Oragg la tha
Samlnole Coutny Extension Home
Economist. Inquiries may be
directed to her at the Cooperative
Extension Service, 250 W. County
Home Road, Sanford, FI. 32773 or
phone 323-2500. Ext. 5550
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reaso n s th at drugs (Including
alcohol) are often Involved In
th e com m ission of violent
crim es, such a s m urder, sexual
a ssa u lt and abuse. Drunk p eo
ple often feel th at others are
picking on (hem or "asking for
trouble’ when th at Is not the
casei T his m ay be w hat la
happening when you try to
calm blip down. My suggestion
to you la whenever you And
yourself tn a situation where
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drink an d Is becom ing hostile
and aggressive, get away from
them . You can't help them but
they can surely ca u se a p ro b
lem for you. either through
their aggressive behavior, or by
getting somebody mad who Is
a s hot-headed a s your boy
friend Is. By the way, of course
u NEVER get In a car when
Is driving If h e's had too
m uch to drink. Be su re to have
your own tran sp o rtatio n when
ju go lo one of th e clubs with
D ear Mary.
Senior activities
The
Shuffleboard Club practices
every Tuesday and Friday
starting at 1:30 p.m . The
courts are located behind the
Sanford Senior C enter. Those
Interested In playing, learning
to play or Joining the club m ay
call R uss Kltner, presid en t.
322-7751. for Inform ation.
BARBARA
HUGHES/
GREGG
keep at least $5,000 In various
accounts with your broker.
Also, several b an k s. Including
First Union, now offer brokernge-llke asset m anagem ent a c
counts to com pete.
Avoid boyfriend who drinks
I've been dating my boyfriend
for about eight Rsonthe, a n d
m ost of£3he time* h r i r i t *
sw eetest guy In the*world.
In fact, he seem s a Uttle ehy
and really doesn't talk m uch
w hen we're around o th er p eo
ple. B ut after he'a h ad a few
b e e n , he gets real loud and
aggressive. It's kite he'a a to
tally different person. A couple
of tim es, when we've been at a
club, h e h a s gotten so rough
th a t I’m alm ost afraid of him.
T hat usually hap p en s If I try to
get him to calm down. He's
never tried to h u rt me, b u t h e's
m ade th rea ts to other people
th a t I think he really m eans.
After he sobers up a little,
w hen I tell how he's acted, he's
real sorry and says th at he'll
w atch It the next time.
1 don't think m ost people act
like th is when they've had a
few drinks. Do you think It's
norm al, or do I have a problem
h ere?
Shuffleboard
CONSUMER
FOCUS
dwindles, choice goes down
and Interest rates tend to creep
up. Unlike mortgages, the rotes
on hom e equity lines of credit
and ca r loans are largely Influ
enced by local lending condi
tions. As a result, sueh loan
rates are likely to edge tip as
com petition dwindles. To get
the best rate, scour your local
pap ers or favorite financial
Web
sites
(see
h ttp ://m o n cy .co m /rn tes)
for
surviving sm aller b an k s that
offer solid deals. Or Join a
credit union, which offer car
loans that arc 1.5 percentage
points cheaper th an bank
loan s.
One opportunity: If you're
addicted to ATMs, keep In
mind th at a bigger bank m eans
a larger num ber of bank-owned
ATMs. So If you stick with the
newly-merged giant, you'll have
more ATMs you can use w ith
out paying a $1 or so per use
surcharge th at b an k s typically
Impose on n o n rustom ers. If
the merger goes through, the
combined Bank of America and
NationsB ank will offer c u sto m
ers alm ost 15.000 ATMs ac ro ss
the country.
If you seldom use an ATM.
you might want tn bank with a
broker. Most m ajor brokerages
offer so-called asset m an ag e
m ent accounts, which let you
consolidate your (ranking and
Investing In one place and
qualify you for beanies such as
free check-writing. The biggest
disadvantage Is that broker
ages don't o p eratr their own
ATMs, th u s leaving you ex
posed to su rcharges when you
use a b an k 's ATM. But why do
you care about tltat If you don't
use ATMs? If your b an k 's of
ferings are dissatisfying, you
con open an asset m an ag e
ment account as long as you
Mary Balk la a Certified Addiction
Prevention Professional and a
counselor at Crooms Academy.
Phone: 322-5742.
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Daughter sick with dread over hypochondriac mom
DEAR All BY: I need your advice.
My mother wanla to live with me.
I'm 66 She's 78. My household now
includes my husband, my unmarried
daughter and her son,
n, who ii
is 6 years
old.
My mother is in great condition.
Her main problem is th at ahe's a
hypochondriac and is lonely. She
would be miserable living with us,
but I can't convince her. She wants
lo sell her condo, help us buy a big
ger home and move in. I’ve coun
tered that if she ever becomes ill and
unable to lake care of herself, we
could buy a duplex.
Abby, I cannot live with my moth
er and 1 don't want to live with her.
She wants her own room in the same
house, no duplex. 1 ca n 't even
describe the dread this is causing
me.
I do not like her. If she were not
my m other, I couldn't even be
friends with her, I would avoid her.
She's extremely self-centered, con
trolling, overcritical and rude, with
an opinion on everything. She's been
married and divorced many times,
and she has no friends. She turns
every conversation on any topic buck
to herself.
Mother knows that 1 do not want
her to live with us, but she's push
ing. She knows that I hale it when
■he drops in on me unannounced
early in the morning, but she does it
anyway, saying, "I know this drives
you crazy, b u t..."
If my daughter or I plan to meet
Mother at a restaurant for a noon
lunch, she shows up at the house at
10 a.m. to wait fur us.
ADVICB
ABIGAIL
VAN BUREN
When M other ea ts with us at
home every week, she samples the
food and makes comments like she's
the food critic for The New York
Times.
I could write pages about her
annoying habita. What can I do,
Abby? Please help me.
STRESSED DAUGHTER
IN FLORIDA
DEAR 8TRE88ED DAUGH
TER: If you w ant my support,
you have It. Do not allow your*
■elf to be pushed into residency
with your m other and don't feel
g u ilty a b o u t it. Y our m o th e r
may w ant to be a bigger port of
y o u r livea, b u t it could harm
your m arriage if you bow to her
demands. Stand Arm and enlist
your husband to present a unit
ed front.
things in my Ufa before he allows me
to take such a big step.
I'm a very insecure person. It is
hard for me to tru s t — and th at
caused roe many problems in our
relationship. However, I am around
my aex" every day. We have the
same friends. We broke up with the
understanding th a t we would re
main friends.
Abby, my ex-fiance deals with
by avoiding a confrontation.
things by
At the moment, he isn't speaking to
me, which makes me feel sick at
heart. I know he’s hurting, too. I
want nothing but to be there for him.
I don't want to crowd him or make
him think I'm chasing him. How do I
deal with his ignoring me?
AM YIN RURAL ILLINOIS
DEAR AMY: It m ay be diffi
c u lt to dU tanco yourself from
y o u r ax -flau ea iu y o u r sm all
town, but It would be a happier
situation for both of you if you
stayed out at each other's sight
for a while. It has only been a
m onth since your engagem
ent
ement
ended an d ryou a ree both hurtIng. B re aikk ln
in ig u p Is pisa lin fu l.
A lth o u g_ h* yX®*
o u w ould lik
III e to
c o n tin u e th e frie n d sh ip
Ip as If
n o th in g h a d h a p p e n e d , y our
“e x ” la try in g to n u t th e r o
mance behind him by avoiding
you. G ive It aoma tim e, Amy.
.life i -
DEAR ABBY: My wedding waa
called off a month ago. I understand
now that God is trying to fix soma
* -
DEAR ABBY: After the death of a
spouse, how long should a person
•"‘‘^ ^ S K
pS
&
n
DEAR DOTTIEt T he u s u a l
j is one year,
r, grief la such • |
al emotion th at no one can .
su m s to m ake ru le s t h a t w ill
apply to everyon e.
VICTOR T. PlXMDfO
Army Pvt. Victor T. Fleming
h a s graduated from basic m ili
tary training a t Fort Leonard
Wood. Waynesville. Mo.
Fleming Is the son of Pam ela
R. an d step so n of Ja m e s B.
Heard of Deltona.
He la a 1998 graduate of Pine
Ridge High School. Deltona.
WILLIAM E . 8ELSOR
Army Pfc. William K. Sclsor
h a s graduated from basic m ili
tary training a t Fort Leonard
Wood. Waynesville. Mo.
S d a o r la th e son of Denise L.
King of Sorrento an d William
C. Sclsor 11 of Geneva.
The private la a 1998 grad u
ate of Mount Dora High School.
Fla.
occuptncy.
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�Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Friday, October 2. 1098 ■ § A
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT
OF T H I 1«T H JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
BBMINOLB COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CAB* NO. •••1310 CA 14 R
NATIONSBANC MOUTOAGE
CORPORATION,
IN THB C IR C UIT COUNT
OF T H I 1STH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA
IN AND FOR
IBM INOLB CO UNTY
O IN BN AL
JURISDICTION OlVISION
C A fll NO. SS-1SS4CA-14B
HOME SAVINOS OF
AMERICA, F.B.B..
Plaintiff,
Piem ilft,
VI.
VANICK FRANCOIS. I I al„
D ifin d m l(i).,
NOTICB OF B A L I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant lo in Order or Finil
Judgm inl
Scheduling
F o ric lo iu n S i ll in te n d on
Siptember 23rd, tSSS In true
c u e noer pending In eeld
Court, the alyl* of which le indlceted above.
I will eell lo the higheat end
beat bidder tor ceah el the Weal
Front Door Seminole County
Courthouee. 301 North Park
Avenue, lentord. Florida 31 FT I,
at 11:00 A M , on the 10th day
of October, I f f I, the following
deecrlbed property aa aet forth
In aald Order
or
Final
Judgment, lo-wlt:
LOT 74, DEER RUN UNIT 11,
ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT
THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK t t , PAQE(S) 11 AND 23
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
OROERED at Sanlord,
Seminole County, Florida, thlo
24th day of September, IttE .
MARVANNE MORSE
Aa Clerk, Circuit Court
SEMINOLE County, Florida
By: Jane 1. Jaeewic
Aa Deputy Clerk
SPEAR A HOFFMAN. P.A
70S South Dlile Highway
Coral Oeblea, Florida 33144
Telephone: {303) 444-119*
It you are a pereon with a dieability who needy any accom
modation In order lo participate
m true proceeding, you are enti
tled, at no coat lo you, to the
pronaion of certain aaaiatance
Pleeae
contact
Court
Admlniatration at 301 North
Park Avenue. Suite N10I,
Sanlord. Florida 32771, (4071
313-4330, eat. 4227 withm 2
working deya of your receipt of
true notice: If you are hearing or
voice impaired, cell 1 - 100- t i t
4771.
Publikh: October 2. 4, 1444
DEV-14
IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT
OF TNB S IO N TIS N TN
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SBMINOLS COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASS NO.I 4S-S44S DR e f -d
Bonnie Flanagan
Petitioner
AN0
Leonard F Flanagan
Respondent
NOTICB OF ACTION
TO Leonard Flenegen
403 Cherokee Ln
Sanlord
YOU ARE NOTIFIED lhal en
action ha a been filed agamal
you and lhal you ere required to
eerve e copy ol your written
deleneee. il any. to It on Bonnie
Flenegen whore eddreaa la 301
S lunlend D r, Sanlord FL
32773 on or be lore OCTOBER
14. 1444. and life the original
with the Clerk ol thia Court at
PO Boa 441. Sanlord. FL
32772.0414 before service on
Petitioner or immediately there
after f t ' you lari to do ao. e
default may be entered agamal
you lor the relief demanded in
the petition
Copier of all court doc umen It
In this case Including ordere.
eiw available at the Clerk of Ihe
Circuit Court'a Olfice You may
review there documents upon
request
You must keep the Clerk ol Ihe
Circuit Court'e Office notified ol
your current eddreaa
You mutt keep Ihe Clerk ol Ihe
Circuit Court's Office notified ol
your current address (you may
hie Notice of Currant Addreat.
Florida Family Form 12 414)
Future papers In this lawsuit
will be mailed to the address ol
racord at the clerk's office
WARNINQ Ruts 12 244.
Florida Family Law Rules ol
Procedure, requuee certain
automatic disclosure ol docu
ment! and Information Failure
to comply can result In sanc
tions, Including dismissal or
sinking ol pleadings
DATED September 14th. tags
MARVANNE MORSE.
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By Luanne Woodty
Deputy Clerk
Publish September IS. 24. end
October 2 . 1. 1444
M U-144
vs.
WENDY O. OERENA: at el.,
Oafend ante.
NOTICB
OF FORBCLOBURB BALB
Notice le hereby given that,
pursuant to that Final Judgment
ol
Foreclosure
deled
September 23rd, 1144, and
entered In civil eeea number 441254CA-14B, ot Ihe Circuit
Court ol the 14th Judicial
Circuit in end tor Seminole
County. Florida, wherein HOME
BAVINOS OF AMERICA. F S B ,
la Plamtift end WENOV D OERENA. UMLIC-EIOHT CORP.,
SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION A/K/A
SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC ..
letare Detendant(a), I will eell to
the higheat and best bidder lor
cash at the watt front door ot
the Seminole County courthouse in Sanford. Seminole
County, Florida, at 11 00 AM .
on the 24th day ot OCTOBER.
1444. the following deecnbed
property as eat forth In eeld
Final Judgment, to wit:
LOT 13. BLOCK B. SWEET
WATER OAKS, SECTION 4,
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK IT. PAGES 41 AND
40. PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
DEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE
ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM
IS DEEMED TO BE A 0EBT
COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USEO FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Deled Ihe 24lh day ol
September, 1444
MARVANNE MORSE
Clerk ol Circuit Court
By Jena E. Jaeewic
Deputy Clerk
CODILIS S STAWIARSKI
40to Boy Scout Boulevard
Suite 440
Tempi. Florida 33407
Telephone: (4t3| 477 4004
CSS #44-0007»
Publish October 2. 4. 1444
DEV-14______________________
NOTICB
TNB BY. JO HNS NIVBN
WATBN MANAOBMBNT DIS
TR IC T has received an applica
tion tor ConiumptivO Water Uee
from:
Hubbard
Construction
Company. 1434 Lee Rd. Winter
Park, FL 32T42. Application
*40744. The applicant propose*
to withdraw 0.01 mgd ot water
tor dewatering. The withdrewala used by true proposed
project will coneret ot surface
water from • pond via 1 pro
posed pump in Sommol*
County located m Section s.
Townehip I t South, Range 31
seat known ee SR 434.
Should you be interested In
any of the hated eppiiceliont.
you ehouid contact the St.
Johnt River Water Management
Divtiwi. eoe* Reid a i . n o boa
1424, Palatke. Florida 221741424. Written objections or a
request to be informed regard
ing Board action on the appli
cation may bo made, but ehouid
be received withm twenty-one
121) day* from date ot thte pub
lication. Written objection*
should identify the objector by
noma end eddreaa, and fully
describe th* objection lo the
application. All timely filed writ
ten objections will be presented
to the Board tor consideration
m tt* deliberotlon on the appli
cation prior to Board taking
action on Ihe application. Filing
a written objection doae not
entitle you to a Chapter 124.
Florida Stetulee, administrative
bearing. Notice ol Intandad
(proposal District Decision will
be provided to persons who
have
requested
Individual
notice. Parsons whoso sub
stantial interests are affected
by the application and who file
a petition within the timeframe*
prescribed by Chapter 24-104
and rula 40C-1.IOOT, Florid*
Administrative Cod* IF.A.C),
which meets th* requirement*
of Chapter 24-104 F.A.C. may
obtain an admmieuetiv* hear
ing.
Publish: October 1, 1444
DEV-30
Legal Notices
IN THB C IR C UIT COUNT
OF T H I 1BTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR
SRM1NOLR CO UNTY
O IN B N A L
JURISDICTION 0 1VISION
C A B ! NO. IB-SB7 CA-14B
Q.E. CAPITAL MORTOAOE
SERVICES, Inc.,
Plaintiff.
VS.
DAVID RISHARD BROWN
and HARVIE VAPHET
BROWN and
OAVID MCNEALY. Jr.,
individually and aa Personal *
Representative of the
Ealat* ol Anni* M.
McNsaty, deceased end
QLORIA COLLINS
HICKS: *t *1.,
Defendant*.
NOTICB
OF FORBCLOBURB BALB
Not tea la hereby given that,
pursuant to that Final Judgment
ol
Foreclosure
dated
September 23rd, IS IS , and
entered in civil case number
257 CA B ol tho Circuit Court of
Iho tlth Judicial Circuit In end
for Seminole County. Florida,
wheisin O E. CAPITAL MORT
OAOE SERVICES. INC., is
Plaintiff and DAVID RISHARD
BROWN,
HARVIE
VAPHET
BROWN. DAVID MCNEALV. JR.,
INDIVIDUALLY AND AS PER
SONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE ESTATE OF ANNIE M.
MCNEALY, DECEASED, QLORIA
COLLINS HICKB. UNKNOWN
HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTEES,
TRUSTEES,
LIENORB,
OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS. CLAIMING
BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR
AQAINST ANNIE M MCNEALV.
DECEASED, IF LIVINO, AND
ALL
UNKNOWN
PARTIES
CLAIMINQ
BY.
THROUOH.
UNDER AND AGAINST THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS)
WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE
DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER
SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
SPOUSES. HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES.
OR
OTHER
CLAIMANTS. UNITEO STATES
OF AMERICA. A-1 HANOYMAN
SERVICES. JASON R. FILES,
PAIGE K TAYLOR. CENTRAL
f l o r io a r e g i o n a l h o s p i
t a l , INC . FREEDOM BAVINOI
AND
LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
LEONARD
CASSELBERRY,
ANDREA BENARDINO. ANN V
MCNEELY, CLERK OF T H I CIR
CUIT COURT OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA. STATE OF
FLORIOA. DEPARTMENT OF
REVENUE. SEMINOLE COUNTY.
A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF
THE STATE OF FLORIOA, MEDMARC CASUALTY INSURANCE
COMPANY SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER WITH DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE COMPANY. INC.,
CHARLES E O HARE. JR..
UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POS
SESSION OF THE SUBJECT
REAL PROPERTY, NO t, N/KJA
GEORGE
RIVERA,
UNKNOWN PERSONISI IN POS
SESSION OF THE SUBJECT
REAL PROPERTY, NO. 1.N/K/A
CARMEN
RIVERA.
ts/er*
Defendantial, I will sell to the
highest and bast bidder tor
cash at th* woal front door of
th* Bammol* County court
house in Sanlord Seminole
County. Florida, at 11 00 A M .
on the lain day ot O CTOBIR ,
1t*4, th* following described
property as set forth m said
Final Judgment, to wit:
LOT 1 tt, LAKE SEARCY
SHORES, ACCORD!NO TO T H I
PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN
FLAT BOOK IB. PAGE 23-11 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
DEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE
AOVISEO THAT THIS LAW FIRM
IB O EIM EO TO BE A DEBT
COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Doted th* 24th d4y of
Bepi amber, 1444.
MARVANNE MORSE
Clerk of Circuit Court
By Jane E. Jaaewtc
Deputy Clerk
CODILIS E STAWIARSKI
*010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Sun* 440
Tampa, Florida 33407
Telephone: (413) 4TT-400S
C4S 447-04070
Publish: October 2, 4,1444
D E V -II
GARAGE SALE
GUIDELINES
IT
.
.
CNUren's dotting, dfehtr ooHsctM m , tods, books and anfquts are
ttta most popular items.
2. Malta R oonwnlattt lo shopal
your garego aalot Bo sure to re Is
adequate parking spare. Post signs
I
with directions to parking areas. Make
arrangements with neighbors.
9. Make It eeey to pay! Hare plenty of change and a
systam for handing. Make sure on# parson is on duty at aN
taws at a osntaMzad location preforabiy with a cofouwtor or
addfoq machine.
4. Provide erioee. Do not moke every pereon ask, “How
much isthlsfPrires make for quick, oftadire safes or a good
oe for customers to start bargaining.
Got art tarty atari Set up displays t o evening before,
If possible
$. Depart
t o more oostfy_____ Group furniture, doihing,
___toys, lawn
equipment and o to r Hams witi similar msrohandw
7. Specialize. Establish one area for Under $5\ another
tor’ Under $1". Consider having a batch of items to t are
'FREE wHh purchase of $3*. Remember t o youngsters,
too. Enoourego M s with small, low-prtosd items to t are
sooraofiftti for
pu rp o f.
t ! n m e your sale oarWuky! Hare it at a time aton moat
people are at home and unconremed with spedrt events.
I . Combine your efforts! Incorporate your sale with a
neighbor for more variety and greater impact
10. BeapadflclWhanadrertislng yoursatointonawrspapar, list individual items.-Donl simply say, 'several Mings
awlabla •Each time you list an Ham, you are broadening
t o list of potential customers.
11. Be gsnarousl if you hare Hems left over, give to m to
a charitable organization. If you sea to t aomaitoma are not
movingwol during t o sate, mark tomdownduring t o last
hours. Homambor, t o prime reason for holding t o salt it
f
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLB COUNTY,
FLORIOA
C A S I NO.t M -1 B 7 B -C A -I4 -B
COMMONWEALTH LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Pteintifl,
v*.
RICHARD B 0 IVINS.
DIANE S 0 IVINS,
FIRST UNION NATIONAL
BANK. WINQFIEL0
RESERVE ASSOCIATION,
INC . 8UNNILAND
CORPORATION.
WASHINOTON
INTERNATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
LLOYD 6. NEWMAN.
SUNTRUST BANKCARD.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, DEPARTMENT
OF INTERNAL REVENUE
SERVICE, end
UNKNOWN TENANT(S),
Defendant*.
NO TICB OF BALB
PURSUANT T O C H A P TB R 41
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to an Order or Final
Judgment of Foreclosure deled
September 23rd, 1114, and
entered in Case No. 44-1475CA-14-B th* Clrcutf Court of th*
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m
and for Bominol* County,
Florida, wherein COMMON
WEALTH LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANY I* plaintiff end
RICHARD B. DIVINS. DIANE S.
DtVINS, FIRST UNION NATION
AL
BANK,
WINOFIELO
RESERVE ASSOCIATION, INC.,
SUNNILAN0 CORPORATION,
WASHINOTON INTERNATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY, LLOYD
6
NEWMAN,
SUNTRUST
BANKCARD. NATIONAL ASSO
CIATION. U N ITIO STATES OF
AMERICA. DEPARTMENT OF
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
and UNKNOWN TINANT(S). ere
defendants, I wHI sell to th*
highest and boat bidder let
cash at th* West Front Door of
Ih*
Bominol*
County
Courthouse
in
Ssnfo'd,
Sommol* County. Florid* al
It 00 A M on ft)* 24th day of
October. 1444, Ih* following
deecnbed property a* eel forth
m said Order ol Fmal Judgment,
tO-wrt:
Lot 11. W INOFIILD RESERVE
PHASE, II. according to the Piet
thereof a* recorded in Piet
Book 24. Peg** 44. 44 And 70,
Public Record* of Bemmol*
County, Florida.
Dated st Sanford, Florida fhi*
24ih day of September, 1444
MARVANNE M O R tf
At Clerk. Clrcurt Court
By: Jan* E. Jaeewic
A* Deputy. Clerk
Michael R. Tilley. Esquire
Attorney tor Pteintifl*
200 Oladet Rood • Butt* 204
Boca Raton. Florida 23411
Florida Bar No : 443440
Publish October 1, 4, 1444
DEV-13
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT
OP THB BIOHTBBNTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SBMINOLS COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CABS NO. SB-B4S-CA
DIVISION f4-W
FIRST UNION MORTOAOE
CORPORATION.
PlamHff(a).
VS.
DOUGLAS R PILOT, *t *1,
Defendant Is).
NOTICB
OP FORBCLOBURB BALB
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
purtuanl
to
en
Order
Rescheduling Foreclosure Sal*
deled September 21rd, 1444,
and entered In Case NO. 44tta -C A ot Ih* Circuit Court of
th*
EIGHTEENTH
Judicial
Circuit In and for SEMINOLE
County, Florida wherein FIRST
UNION MORTOAOE CORPORA
TION i* th* PlemUfl and DOUOLAS R PILOT; ANY AND ALL
UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING
BY. THROUOH, UNDER, ANO
AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL
OEFENDANTISI
WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE
O IAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER
SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES,
ORANTEES,
OR
OTHER
CLAIMANTS
are
th*
Defendant*, I will sell to th*
highest and beat bidder for
cash at th* Waal front door of
III*
Sammol*
County
CourTtiou**. Sanford. Florida >t
11:00 a.m., on th* 24th day of
October t t t t , th* following
deecribed property as aet forth
In said Final Judgment:
LOT 1, BLOCK S. TIER I , E.R.
TRAFFORDS MAP OF THE
TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCORD
INQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IH PLAT BOOK t.
PAOES SS THROUOH Sk.
INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI
DA.
a/k/a: *04 LAUREL AVENUE
■ANFORO FL 32T7I
WITNESS MY HAND end th*
Mel of fhia Court on September
24th, 1494
(SEAL)
HONORABLE
SEYMOUR BENSON
Clerk ol th* Circuit Court
By: Jen* ( . Jaaewic
Deputy Clerk
Ccltevanla. McCall*. Raymer.
Barrett B Trappier
Poet Office Boa 2410
Temp*. FL 11001-3410
IMPONTAMT
AMERICANS WITH DISABILI
TIES ACT OF 14*0
Administrative Order No. 43-37.
Persona with a disability who
need a special accommodation
to porticipata m this proceeding
should
contact
ADA
Coordinator at 101 N. Park
Avenue, Suita N. 101, Bentord.
Florida 12771 at least live 15)
day* prior to th* proceeding.
Telephone, (40T) 321-4330 t i l .
4117; 1-000-435-0771 (TDOI, Or
1-000-B44-4770 (V), vie Florid*
Relay Service.
Publish: October 2, 4, 1444
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GtU*AvS«t|iBliEiD
UNCLAIMED
VEHICLE AUCTION
Removal of Ih* below
described vehicle* wee con
ducted m compliance with F.B,
711.74. Nonce that Butch*
Towing will soil said vehicle* at
Public Auction for cash on
October toth at 10:00 om at
*00 Persimmon Ave., Benferd,
Florida. We reserve the right te
withdraw any vahN toS from MM*
auction. AH rohicto* ooM AS IB.
No title Buoronteod. Butch'*
Towing reserves the right to bid
an any veoicl*.
Vehicle* may be viewed one
hour prior to sale.
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arent sonoua about buying your marchanAas.
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local time.
For Information on any ol Iho
Sommol* County BCC projects.
pleaM call Information on
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ALONET FLOMOA MOBT R lBPECTED Dttng Bureau ainc*
14771 aa age* mctuAng aanora
B n g n g People TbgaViar 1 *00982-4477 (24 hours)
for busy Lonjwood tocation Groat pay
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"Ouakfy work
'DreJrtoubon m your local area
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11. Known Bondholders. Mori gag***, and Other Security Holder*
Owning or Holding t percent or More of Total Amount of bond*,
Mortgagee, or Other SecutKie*.
Full Name
Complete Mailing Addroe*
Martinsville BuUatm, Inc. F.O. Boa ST11 Martlnevllle. VA 241tS
Antoinette M. Haskell
Sam* a* above
Ektaboth H. Haskell
Sam* aa above
Robert H. HaekeH, ill. Trust Same a* above
IS. Publication Tme: Bammol* Herald
14. Issue Dale for Circulation Date Below: September IB. 1444
15. Estent and Nature of Circulation:
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Actual No.
Copre* of
During
Procoomg
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2*22*11
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27—N ursery i t Child
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MUNCMUN MANOR pra-k rog
now le* cfaiaai. am group*, a
loving home atmo*. lor 3-Syr*
roaaonabie rata* 321-6944
SCHEDULE EDUCATION W/
TLC wM aacept S
1I
up. caA 324-7*11
Training make* pi# dJferoncof
New or sapenencad-we haro
mg Sammot* Couniy offlepa
tor hard-working caroor-mmdai
p«opte Cal:
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1. Publication THto; SEMINOLE HERALD
1. Publication Number, 4*1-7*00
1. Filing Oats: 4 aptam bar 24lh, 144*
4. Isauo Froquoneo: Dairy. Eacopt Saturday, Monday. Fourth of
July. Thanksgiving, Clwlatma*. Now Years.
4. Number of leouo* Published Annually: 244
4 Annual Subscription Price 474.00
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North French Avenue, PO Boa 1*47, Sanford, Seminole. Florida,
12772-1*47. Contact Person: Melinda Mom*. Telephone: 40T122-2*11.
B. Complete Mailing Address of HeedquArtore or General
Business Office of FubUsher: Bam* BS above.
*. Full Names and Complete Mating Addressee of Publisher.
Editor, and Managing Editor:
Oevld OUchriat. 300 North French Avenue. PO Boa 1*47.
Sanford. Florid* 31771-1*47
■dilor: Marla Orem, 100 North Franch Avenue. Sanford,
Bemmol*, Florida *2772-1*47
Managing Editor: N/A
Publisher: N/A
10. Owner (H th* publication la owned by a corporation, giro the
name and eddreaa of th* corporation tmmodlotafy follow*d by iho
name* and addrasset of ail stockholders owning or holding t per
cent or mere ot tho total amount of stock, if not owned by a cor
poration. giro the name* and addroeeee of the Individual owner*.
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name and eddrota a* we* aa fhoea of oaeh meivttoiel owner. H
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71—H e ir W anted
7 1 — H elp W a n t e d
Nancy Denial
AAamoraaAjorgarood-469-4600
Robm MuMka
Marofltaa»Yow-333B0B*
Oary RaMnoB
'taryMEJUXLYf'
PROFIBSIONAL TM- L ooking
for Mo bool TM JobT Pootaro
poopi* n ood sd Far a ^i^i^illfi/^t
work envtrgnm enL Cad Misty
NoarM 323-2070 act 313
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ADMINfSTRATIVf ASSISTANT
POSITION- in Ortando area, fyr
mm olfic* aap Compabtiro
wages. Cal Own al Al-Tampa.
eiTiofOEOC NOFEE_____
ALLPQSmQNS
Now hm g Pari-wn* t FuSbma.
Com* and tom our earmg team
of Nurse* and CNA'a. Eicaflant bansfit* Eiponanca roc3: JO pm-11:00pm
apply m
pro rta-
2K'2
habikunon Caruar. 1351 Eh
cam BNd. Danone BOB
55—Business
O pportunities
AUTOMOTIVE
DCTARZRS
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Good Income Pctonbal
Benefits After 90 Day*
Tqph Baal 407 243-3045
— CABriMRS"
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P/T. SISOG'mon mcoma, no mroat 407-293-7WS ad 12.
Hmh vofcjma raaiautam tocaiad
at to* Orlande-Sanford Airport.
CASHIERS
Jorr/a Caterers
WH tram tor TCA cosactort.
24 apannga tor Itoibto paopto
325-0M5
VENOWOiLary parsons Dream.
Cal I Racanr* Into 4 Free Propart Cahng Card EB0-B3B-4343
j jY apflng applBratmnre
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Mon-Fn bom Bam to 2pm
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heath, denial. Ms mauranoa
CMI 407-6666444
59—Financial
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MONEY PROBLEMS?
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Conaokdsi* your ba* «*to a
loan Pioneer CrodT 327-9550
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70—Education i t
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Cal M-Th 11-4pm *69-9191
Orada tor Sutont*
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
REP
Looking tor someone m l strong
customer akxi*. computer lit
bookkeeping, srp a pki*. F/T or
P/T. Etc work card m l ben*hu. some weekends rag Fas
to 407-322-tell
ACCREDITED m S S ^ C H O O L
COL. VA/TA Appro Job AlAWt.
Wkand da seas National Truck
School 1-BOO-4BB-73B4_________
71—H elt Wanted
Noaroat to
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(tSc/lft* a 100)
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Owner: Publisher. Devid ate hr1*1
Oats: September 24. 1***
Publish: October 2, 1*4*
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M AINTENANCE
P R O F E S S IO N A L
(FULL-TIME)
CELEBRITY CIPHER
by Luis Campos
work tuch as electrical,
plumbing and touch-up paint
ing General handyman akin*
and Ih* ability lo work woe____ 'maintaining' our sue
was you can look forward to
m attractive wag* (46 SO/hr) 6
wnarou* banalna (altar 90
My*). To sat up an appoint
nenl, Plaaaa call Mon-Frt
Jtwn 9am 5pm (407) *24-2332
EOEm/M/v
Mainstay Suites
m by terra*
pew and prawn Each Wear *>tw aflwr
MainSiky So,let m Lake Man
M seeking a dependable indi
vidual to um our new 100-room
attended stay hotad Dull**
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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *ln art the hand can never execute
anything higher then the heart can Inspire.* — Ralph Waldo
Emerson
�10A •Scrrvnole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Friday. October 2. 1998
GETS
B DONE!
Buy
71—H tir W anted
71— H
Axambtor*. mewl u « opr'.
C ns »
s'lH
l v.ll
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- E«ren
enced • equip A kite work a
PAi* Vacatvm A PenRon (407)
3224133
EQUIP
OPERATORE ir e "
enced eboiAbie C D l reqd
Vacation A Per,ion F T posi
tion (407) 3224133 ____________
FUN ATMOS tramng provided
$5 504enr apply between 3-5
Wendy-. U M ary_______________
GENERAL LABOR- mechanic*!
ty ndude warehouse A anem
Ny workers Great pay net hrs
C a l Cbrts at A1-Temps 647BOtOEOE NO FEE
Holldey Inn Etprets 8750 E
Cotomal O Ort fi 282 3400 We
are looking tor dependable peo
ple wno are aNe to work rteitore
hours and days
•HOUSEKEEPING
•ROOM ATTENDANTS
•MAINTENANCE
EO E O F W P
a n ted
FO R U N D E R G R O U N D
U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R
HEALTH WSURANCC AND 40IK
PLAN! Drug he,
DISHW ASHERS.
COOKS.
SEF1VERS "Cracker B a rre l"
324 1030 200 M<kman Or (1-4
and Hoy 46)
Semi Tractor FVUbed Work No
n e n r a i o* weekend* 2 yean
--------- T 5002
verifiable e«p (407)323
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LABORERS NEEDED
Kv rvirtenancn Ware* Bonnet.
350 Archer Rd CAtseterry O .
DRIVER
elp
Apply « HO U s e Olive
AnamorW Spring ysOtOOO
Memebtrship Sales Repre
sentatives- P/T. greet mem
bers. soActed sales. A admes
ister membershto Resume to
CFZS P O Hoi 470309. Lake
Monroe. FL 32747 EOE
MERRY MAOS HIRING
Car 4 Insurance Needed
Weekends FREE 331 5266
W E LD E R S - Growing company
needs welders Interviewer re
quired C al C h m at At-Temps.
6474010 EOE NO FEE
mi mcr c
LPN 7 3 CNA A4 sNfts lake
viewNursmg 919 E 2nd St 322
6707
Office Help/Bookkeeper/Shop
Person- Computer, phone, A
warehouse skats hetptut Gene
va area 14071 3490064
Office Secretary 4 Experience
P C B. Mtg •
- Good
pay. Good
Gc
hours 3224300
P/T CASHIER must be able to
work ileitae hrs. wknds A ho*
days apply al tam*y doltar store
2436 S French Ave
71— l l c i r W
R ll 'V
MAINTENANCE
PROFESSIONAL
(FULL-TIME)
See our ad under "Martenance’
m todays Hep Wanted section1
MAIN SUITE
JOIN the best healthcare team
m Vckisa county Restorative
CNA
needed
immediately
Previous
experience
hep tut
Call Debary Manor 407 4484424. EOE.
s
LABOR READY &
Can 3224547
Can Chns al A1-Temps. 647
4010 EOE NO FEE
WORK TOOAY/mUO TOOAY
Sanford
Apply In person today:
1*51 sI rFrench Ave
323-4343
LEARNTODRIVE
TRACTORTRAILERS
man
RIGHT HAND MAN
Needs 100 workers daily.
**S sign on bonus to new em
ployees.
•Eitrs pay lo drivers.
•Open • am
401 Dogtrack Rd Longwood
8404104
v .t
ROOFtR* WANTED
Helpers alto Must have trans
portation. C a 322-1449
• 15 0*y COLTfalsiaf
• Day 5 Wstkaad Ctama
• Fiuacial Anlataata
• Canton Hiring Oa Sit*
Rug aetes/WatehouM Able to
Ml 30 to 50 be. t&hr w s Warn
Car Reqrted. 339-1911.
RECEPTTOMST7SECRETARY
WkaM have tyutog 6 kgye corn. Must ft----------------- 1330-5907
wave message
SERVERS * KITCHEN hep *1
4 p i GATORS LANDING
__________ 330-1612__________
S H IN G LE IN S T A L L E R S
w
eTruck Driver
i institute
8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4
Tw(Hirinirw.C4lBm«L
SOLOCRERS d amal electroncs depandabaey requeed. am
preferred but wtlkng to bam
Good benefes Cal Ma*nal*m
Hearing AM Co. • 229-1702 ■
110.
a n ted
F u r n is h e d
1-Bdrm Collage- 7 mi out ol
town StOO/wk ail bills tod
Good tor sgl person Ca* 330
1694
SANFORD 1/1- Cottage with pn
vate entry $450mon *450dep
C an:324-0043.
-
n f u r n is h e d
Tuea. Sept 29 starting at 2pm
GEOROIA ARMS APARTMENT
wA open the I hdrm waiting HI
lor or etoerty sdr A* applicants
need to be 62 years d age or
older Please apply al rental of
fice 2600 Georgia Ave Santord
MARINER S VILLAGE
LAKE AOA1 BORU (AlbVO
2 Bonn sinvsao ano up
323-8670
ROSE LEA VRXAS
an Specie/ •M fM toM fl
HUO OKAY 407 3304433
SANFORD 434QMO
2/1CLEAN MOVE 44SPCCUL Cad 423-7432
SANTORO- 2/1 dtp*A. Central
AJrAteat. w/d hookip. *475mo/
n m f c a u a g i _____
105—H
U
ouses*
4100 DOWN— WHY RENT?
When you can own Vw 3 btkm
homo w/ CAiA. now part A earpat.? Aik about HUO homos1
Tha H i tman Oreup, toe.
____ 321-9333
SANFORD- 2/1. Fenced Bk yard.
1 car gar., eatto kAchen, Canbal Ae/Haal. Cal 099-9046
i t . j 6 h n RfVtR H t f r c f
2/2, over 1600 sq R . tog. pod.
2 c. gar., plus 1 c carport over
1/3 ac. w/dock. SlSOOfmon
T r it l e x
SANFORO 2/1 near Seminole
HS. O V A W10 Hook Up Crpl
or 244-6513
Sec 4 OK 323-44441
114—
W arehouse/R etvtal
SrACE
■Ffntfy. Oft-Sat. DtpmdtMi Umagemux
•Lac Storag*. P m n p*U) I Mon1
am., smm
323*3301
MATTRESS SALE • lull sire
used boa springs 4 mattress
NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT 3
suit* office *450mo
2 bay
ware house *S50mo 339 5795
FLA RENT
FENCED
PARKINO
AREA
easy access, can accom
modal* up to 35 cars, heavy
equipment, autos, etc. 17-92
Airport Btvd area, available im
mediately $550
pei month
Phone 3244440 or lai 32411(4
OFFICE 4 STORE AVAR- Buffi
over 1000 aq It (1) *425 (2)
(450 Cal after Sam 3224169
SANFORD- 1.174 sq II office
on Lake Monroe Convenient to
courthouse 4 City Halt Avail
able
immediately
Mortxt/e'
Group Inc (407) 539 1000 ert
106
118—O r n c t SrACE For
Rent
A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 tq
R 4 tpf *265 A MONTH OfficeStorage 321-0120 or 333 2554
Downtown Sanford- 625 tq R
up to 2500 tq R Free month
(407)321-9224
FREE 1ST MONTH1 Hwy 17-92
Lgwd 2 store fronts 1 w/over
head door 333 9264. 699 5117
141—H omes For S ale
to
*65 00 Larrys Mart 322-4132
199— P e t s & S u rrtiE S
CORNER LOT. over 1/4 ac LR.
eat «t kith, gar (44.900.
4/3. Over 1400 Sq. FI.- sp pi
w/sep n laws qts *42.900.
MARKHAM WOOOS 56 bd. 3
bath 1 2 acres 3500 sq R
Lrv lam, tern pod 1299.900.
4/2,10 tnd acres. Huge i
sc porch, 2 oulbklg. 1144,900
I *A111 O M i n i i N i
. » *sf >M . i.ffi » . » \
i •* i I / #i I
149—C ommercial
P roperty For S ale
Commorlcal Office For Sale
1700 sq R on I T acre lenced
with paved parlung Central A*/
Heal 1919 W
2nd Street
*55 OOOK 122-4410/dey
321W T H trth ,___________________
Sanford Historic Dlslrlcl (3)
Commencal
Leased
Unas
1160 000. (1) Commencal Vac
anlLd *55.000 130 1495
153— A c r e a g e Lot For
S ale
• ACRES- sapbc tank, kght
pda. city water, cade, pole
barn, * utility shed (33.00
CASH or $49 900 w.*5000down
6 monthly payments
2J ACRES- $21,900
B n W H P fT
O VA. carpal part 4 mai
ar ptoawng laature* Price re
duced
$44,740-Owner grvet
(700 movmg aaowance
Real Bitatb, b«c
1929 VBTTAOC 2/1 ♦ 1/1 apl
$79,000
ELEGANT 4/1 ineighborhood
mft*
«/
hwtory |120.000 DOT WALLER.
JERMOAM PROPERTY
323-3144
1929 VWTAOC 2/1 ♦ 1/1 apl
$79,000
ELEGANT
ANT 4/2 nertiborhood w/
DELTONA 10 acrat tdaal lor
mobla homeina, hortea. cama.
lanrvng or nunary* Zoned egn
CuRural
$3.90»ACRE
Sm
down w/owner finance 90+7471772 or 904-747-4423
O AK R O O E FARMS - 0*1een/
Daaona area 10 aaek deal lor
hor*ea or came farm Mode*
home or homeaaa Zoned agn
$44,900 Fnancaig aval w/ am
nenl (904) 747-4300
APPLIAVCE
STORE, im
#111. Hwy. 1H>, CwiiSwry
(IN mil udh o( Hone Depot)
|#7 ) IM -7171
Saoford spaooui attractive X
I 5 W F R (61.500
Real Bstatb, inc
8Uoh04BW L35.ee on nver
to Dabary 1/2 m frontag* Re
duced to $225 000
tU K IA O il
m )W 4M
322-74M
♦♦♦AUCTION❖ ❖ ❖
SAT., OCT. 3 - 10:00 A.M.
GENEVA, FL
Gentlemen’s Horse Ranch
Shady Oaks Estate
16+ ACRES - 2,700 SQ. FT. MAIN HOUSE
GUEST HOUSE 1,500 SQ. FT.
GRANNY/TRA1NERS COTTAGE
FABULOUS ONE-IN-A-MILLION STABLES
aO’XlB* SWIMMING POOL
FOUR WORKSHOP/GARAGES
STOCKED PONDS
1/4 MILE TRACK - PADDOCKS
EQUIPMENT - PERSONAL PROPERTY
From Sanford, taka Hwy 46 lo Gtntva, turn right onto Co. Rd. 426, than left onto Snow Hi Rd.
lo (M M m Rd . turn toft to proparty at 1320 Old Man* Rd. Walcfi lor Todd Auction signs.
TERMS: Real EtUlt-25% down, balanca 30 days Psnonal Property • Cadi. 10% Buysr*
Premium
OPENHOUSE Ffl . Oct 2. tO AM. • 4 PU.
____________________
■ "'VFW "
A YARD SALE is the perfect
way lo do that and the Semtoofe
Hereto can bring pend* to your
door Advertise yuur sale m the
Sem4no4» Hereto tor only * 51/
kite and watch the items Wave
money comes in Cal
by Noon on Tuesday and your 5
ree idays ei
kne ad can run lor tore#
the Herald tor ONLY *9.1911 Al
we ask is that you prepay the
ad C al us we can hep"
(407) 322-2611
BENEFIT SALE
CAT PROTECTION SOCIETY
SAT/SUN 9-4
2460 Melonsi*e (oil E 25lh S i )
clothes d a* sues, furniture,
HaSoween 4 Thanktgnmg dec
orations.
small
appliances,
plants. 2 4 3 wheel bikes.
MUCH Ml SC
Bikes, Bikes. Bffcea!H
16’. 20*. 24*. 26’ . 27*. 1 i p . 3
ip . 10*o . 12 ap 4 3 wheel w/
rear basket ALSO. Other Neat
Things. E tlh Sheet 4 Day
Ave
CHURCH RUMMAGE
A BAKE SALE
211-
A nt io d e /C o iie c t t b l e s
October 2 4 3 Fn 8 4 4 Sal 8
2 NATIVITY CHURCH 3255 N
CO 427. longwoudlk Mary
HOUSE OF OOOOKS 901 Lo
Cust Ave
T u r n , appii . house
h o r t ^ t e c ^ ^ ^ a n d ^ t f lB * * * ^
219— W a n t e d t o B u y
Alum. Cana Copper / arose
Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004
919 W. Fksl-fWF t-9. Sat.9-1
Widow waning lo buy 3 BR
Doublewide Mobile Homo. Nee
Family park or Private dock
11190 down Take over pay
ments 302-9391.
223— M
BOAT MOTOR M A R E CAT
NEED'S WORK S7*OBO
HONEYSUCKLE^ gaT
FOR SALE- 1961 Potent
Erpreea Like new* $4000
Coll After 7pm 244-4444
FREE CAR. $$ S FUN to
apare tone InterrtMd? Cel
de • 526 3517 I alto diet
pee and new Ttpperware
300
obo
your
Un
rep!
GUN 4 MKJTARIA SHOW
OCTOBER I S 4
Maluele Co. Fakwrmmds.
SR 44, E
OUEEN SIZE bed menreee boa
ipnng^rett headboard $100
Ca* Debbie 324 1752 alter
S30pm
MOVING SALE
EVERYTMNG MUST OOf
FRI 4 SAT +3
2417 Myrtle Avenue. Sanford
Retrig. (lover, hee/er. 4 houto
furniture
MOVING SALE fum. ctolhek
Everything mud go” Frl 103.
Sal 10 4 7010 N Grandnew Ave
Multi-Family
Yard Sola
Frt/Sat 9-3
110 5 uni and Drive (Sirtand
E ll) 55-gal hth tana, aland 4
arcek . daybed. kirn , appl 4
.f No early blrdal
rrkjch mote1
Multi-Family Garage SaM
F R I SAT. 4 SUN 4:29-7
2613 S Orlando Drive to San
lord S rt Car Bkk) Aulomolor
wee. Yard Took Beanwt Ba
bwt 4 More'"
W 44. In Lk. Markham Wde Rd.
Couch, red .
equip . coAecl
blek etc Ran or Shine Fn 4
Sal 8 3
NEIOHBORHOOO
OARAOE
SALE toys turn kidt dolhe*
iwkc. lake Aaporl Btvd toward*
airport over Sanlord Are and Id
tow (ignt Onora and Scarlet
lane Sal 4 Sun 8 7
CHURCH RUMMAOE SALE and
pancake breakUkl 5at Ocl 3rd
8-1 Grace United Mettxxkkl
Church 499 N Country Club Rd
lake Mary
Yard Sale
S a tS -7
707 Vmewond Drive Sanlord
TooN. tractor, lome yard lout*
Freplace 4 mice 4eme
------------OAAAOE fALE------------
Yard Sal*
Sat 9*3
taf 4 S u n + (
1087 Crywel Bowl Caitefberry
(near atom ichodl houtehoto
ilemt theef metal 4 MORE'
231—C
ars
2413 Adame Court. Sanlord
Cran 4eme tome turn S a M
m d ihw 4 mat
1(04 Pontiac 9000 Wagon- N o
car «* 4 out* Run Ooodf tsod
302-2934.
is c e l l a n e o u s
BICYCLE- gets 16*
very good condbon
$25 00 323-4517
OARAOE SALE Son 9 2 little
M d everyth.ig reaumaM*
1801 Part Way
For S ale
•4 DODGE SHADOW grea(
cond ac. new toee. *2300 3241
4330
DON’T WONDER
HOW TO G ET RID
OK THAT OLD
CARI
•1 JAGUAR OOYEMION
reel beauty Only 2M
(13.900 3207029
mi e«l
241—R ec.
LET US SELL
IT FOR YOU!!
Vniicus/CAMrtRs For
S ale
The S4mtnol4 Nereid Cteeul« d » ere toe quceeti and motl
meipenenre way to te l your
cert Run your toree tow ad tor 10
day* and pay only (21 00* Even
better, it you eel it tooner
(etocfi we KNOW you we) you
can Mop your ad and only pay
lor toe nunfeer d daye a adua*y rani Whal a Deaf
Call today and watch
th* Herald Class!*
Nads work for youl I
Camper- F»e n toe Truck * bed
Steep* 6 KAchen. bath, new
part 4 floor *450 322-5194
WANTED
CARS,
TRUCKS A
VANS
Any year mak* or model.
W * pay lop doMArt
(4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 2611
Cel Oeoff Beckne
3 0 2 -5 7 3 4
SANFORD IRRIQATIONflNC.
|“Compltti Sprlnkltr Systtmt or Ropolrt"
FREE ESTIMATES
Pump repair* * Watsr Conditioner* •Landscaping •24 hour saivtca
U c a n s a d a n d In su red
(407)320-1520
Thom— E. Lyon
Si
(407) 320-074S (tax)
j\
Lowdown Ea»y quAkfy low mo
pymti 2/1 CA toed yard m l a*
Ira bukkng ca
(407)322-4123
?Countr\j Charm £
city convenience
253-A dditions 4*
R emodeling
ADVANCE TECTONICS
r since 1461
323-4444 COCOOt 444
NEW REMOOELREPAm
Door*, wmdowe. carpentry,
4 concrete
todng deck!
i
I S O Betd CBC19860
323-44321
1/2 MONTH FREE RENT
WITH 1 YR. LEASE ON ASK ABOUT OUR
MOVE-IN SPECIAL
1BDRM/ 1 BATH 050 *4 ft.
2 BDRM/1 BATH 1025 •+ ft.
2 BDRM/ 2 BATH 1125 •* ft.
• S)kk km* \|m i inn
h i.
with l.iip 1IS h m 'I a • U ik r
I m ill • Vullrylkill • h|i.nkliil|! 11ml • T r lit it ^ iw iM h
263-C arpentry
CARPENTER. A l Home
repwrt, painting $ ceramic Me
Richard Oroea 321-5972
PARPENTRY CONCEPT Itoshed carpentry wtodow*.
wndc
door...
ZaaDarren 766-4354
Carpenter todung lor
3*. Wei over 40 ye
imal futu
year*
Aeipenenca 321-0241
CARPENTRY-d a* types Irom
lacks to doors, rotten wood and
30yr»
(•800-241*7591
____
PET OnOOMINO
by appl al my otte* or al your
home 20* yrs eip 747-0404
BACK YARD SALE FRI A SAT
fum. toy. ctofhek 7800 S PARK
AVE (E d Pine crew achod)
WANT TO GET RID
OF ALL THAT
STUFF?
loduilnal <4.ac acroat trorr
OrVSan Airport roned M l
$375 000
For Brochure & l*UU Call
J.L. Todd Auction Co.
Rome, GA
John Todd Lie. FL. Broker MBK052 U79
Joe Tarplcy, FL. Auctioneer #AU408
Co. Lie. 4AB249
wtw-auction tAeb.com/Jltodd
217— G a r a g e S a l e s
217—G arage S ales
Fruvm arthod lo brronr
Millionaim. Mist Iuit ilrung
rrison for beaming rkb
Call 24 Hr*. §00499114$
S t 0 *4*4 KnU tf
Smm1944
321-1734.
tOCAl ( NilRPRENIUR
WILLING 10 UACH / PiOFU
BAMFORO 3/1. ig W. comer d
Cretent and Palm way *42.000
322-6297
S t. P*4«*
Male Dog No CoAar. but has a
Ilea collar Very well behaved
pde. orange and yeflow (rare)
$3 00 3234540
222-21$$
Since 1944
(407)222-4121
FOUND- Small White 4 Black
CAhs
hwtory $120,000 DOT WALLER.
JERMOAN PROPERTY
7000 SQ. FT. WAREHOUSE
70*100 close to Fori Melon
Park Good location, aasy ac
cess' Asking only »1T
Sanford Court Apartments
rrcsT J m i s. toM
FURNITURE STORE
open Monday 11am 7pm
Thursday 10am 6pm
Triday 10am6pm
Saturday 10am 2pm
3422 S OrUndo Or
Across horn IV* Heard Chevro
let
" T r e e Reckner w/ *300 Pur
chase"'
407 330 4213
Always buying 4 seAng
n f u r n is h e d
u tl e x /
CHAIR
Red Emanet Ppe
Style Bunk Beds Indudvig lad
der mattresses.
A matchmq
she* unit *150 Cell *95-34*4.
o o m m a te
Sanford- NS Couple seeks 2 F
U
4
E X C E LLE N T water bed queen
uses tegular sheets *100 call
349 5033 Phones game *100
to share spacious 2 2 apt Temp
ok *275«1/2 utilities start 101
696 7047
99— ArARTMl N TS
TABLE
SET. MauvWcream like new *80
349 5033
flOUQ
SINGLE MOM seeks room mate
105— D
• Energy • EAcwft StuAo. 1 Bcdrootn ArtardaDMApirtments
DINETTE,
SANFORO/OSTEEN AREA
Large spacious room, private
entrance C a l tor deter. 324
Venture I Proparltee 321-4744.
• Saiga Stty Diugn •NoOn Bilov* Abow
181— A p r ii A N c r s &
F u r n it u r e Fo r S a l e
net Laundry phone, and kit
use *85 *90 a week 324 4955
RECEPT10NIST-W ANIED- tyr
mm general office evp *7 I t
om es
FOR SALE-
9 7 — A r A R T M l N TS -
Preschool Teacher/
School-ege Teacher needed
H
Two BR Custom Single Wide.
Nice carpet. C H/A. awning
shed Owner will help 122-1
1-3717.
FURNISHED ROOMS-At utils
me* Fa> resume 650-2501
o b il e
PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK
EFFICIENCY
W
H ire
Homes *3 000 lo *6 000 Set Up
Financing QUIET! 322-2141
Mart sen* - convervmt tonal on
321 4900
95— R
•
Fo r S ale
For R ent
PC PROGRAMMER- needed P/T
A F/T. 2 year minimum eipen-
KENNEL HELP Arsenals care
F/T-P/T. beneNs. advancement
Own tramp Cal 321-3320
157— M
TUPPERW AR E Earn *20*30
per hour tor eslra money nr have
a lui time career 3214421
93— R o o m
Rent
-
C’ A R I . Y I . K W> l»y l . n r n W r l K h l
Phono Pros
Full or part time. Top
salary, bonus A
commltion. Longwood location. Call
Dan Faulker. 7679270
to share large home Beautiful
area SAOOftm 322 7161
gressrve A bauble w hours
Eip helpful but nol req Stari
ng
Salary $&hr • Benefits
A fdy n person at 2921 Orlan
do Dove Sot* 102 9-5 EOE
Tra de
SURVEYORS needed
Party
chiel. instrument and rod person
pip preferred but not rpg tor rod
person contact Jeff 800 9895
person warring to work w sport
A show dogs A kennel 15
hrs per wk
i CallI 324-0414.
Position Available
lor F/T
MEAT CLERK Must be ag
•
a n ted
P/T Employment- tor energetic
HOTEL
S e ll
•
or JR 324I 5052
Country Lake
Apartments
2714 Ridgewood A rt., 5—ford » 1>0 5204
CONSTRUCTION clean-up art
Junk removed lawn care anytime
407-359-1641 or 407-3650711
I property, gerage/ihed
dean up*. Mptoncti. bath,
bruth 407-449-24(4 or
pgr 407-41+0317
OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE
RES/COM
QUALITY CARE>
FREE E8T 323-043S.
LAWNS
MOWED,
LO TS
MOWED dean up* and under
brushing 27yr* in bonnets
Day* 322 2*1 f eve 322*397.
280-H ome
I mprovements
DAVO KEY CONSTRUCTION
N m B m b N I m IRm M i
U c: COCO*7934 320-7262
285- Landscaping
K 4 0 LANOSCAPMO 4
NURSERY tree lervicing aval,
tree eebmete kc 4 toe 321-S336
LARMN4 LAN04CAPB40 4 ■+
RK3ATK3N
Wa tosul tod. kng lye 4 repair
shrub*, muthe*, brick paver*,
slump grind, Indscp rock 4
daugn and Bar fountains I wa
•od tree d any past* and kingua For eu. cat 523-6317
523
or
414-7333
3 0 0 -P r e s s u k e
C leaning
DUN RITE Ree/Comm
Free e a t LkAne. U ilM
L M I-f
1-4122
301-R ooting
YATES ROOFBtt etnas 192S •
Churck 4 Sr. Otec. 3nL Qan. 1
L k . *RC0022Si0. 322-1*44
312—T ree S ervice
NMPEON4 Pro* Traa Svc K
iff* a«p 24 hr norm damag*
S ana dscount Totel bee cere
Free stomata*
Bucket bud
----------- Ca* 327-4736
Advertise your business evtry day in tt» NEW S«mJnolt
Herald for under $35.00 •month. Csil the Classified
Department today to find out how II (407) 322-2611.
�Seminote Herald. Sanford. Flonda •Friday. October 2. 199B • 1 1 A
BLONDIE
by C hic Young
Football a danger at any age
DEAR DR GOTT: Is football dan
gerous for a teenager?
DEAR READER: There arc many
physical dangers inherent In contact
sports, regard]css of a participant's age.
To begin with, there are risks in
simple warm ups and practice: pulled
nps d *
ai ty strenuous
dons are part of any
activi*
ty. Heatstroke and fatal cardiac irregularities have been reported among
football players.
The contact part of the sport means
that almost any part of the body can
be Injured by trauma The usual bro
ken bones, bruises, twists and sprains
come with the territory.
However, in my experience, there
are three common and serious conse
quences of contact sports in general,
and of football in particular The first
is a ruptured spleen. The spleen is a
relatively unprotected organ in the
upper left abdomen. It is spongy and
filled with blood, and It can b u n t if
given a smart enough blow. Football
pads do not do a good Job of protecting
the spleen, and when It is forcefully
struck — during tackling or blocking
— uncontrolled hem orrhage can
reault, making emergency medical
attention mandatory. Surgery may be
necessary.
Second, kidney bruising is a com
mon consequence of football playing.
Several studies have shown that pro
fessional player* usually paaa small
amounts of blood in their urine after a
game. This comes from violent blows
to the kidneys during tackling, block
ing and pileups Although mild kidney
bruising is probably unimportant in
healthy adolescent!, an occasional
player may pass urine that la obvious
ly bloody after a game, which may
indicate that more severe damage has
taken place
The third is the risk or head and
neck injuries, which In my opinion are
the most serious danger In football.
Minor concussions occur regularly. I
can't remember being on duty at a
football game in which at least one
ungater did not become dated or
venia “bell rung.” This phenome
non la virtually universal among pro
fessional players. At times, more seri
ous concussions can result, with loss
of consciousness.
Although the manufacturers of foot
ball helmets continually upgrade their
products to make them safer, no hel
met la perfect. Head and neck injuries
are a common consequence of foot
ball; I worry so much about them that
I discouraged my own children from
playing tackle football.
Head injuries also concern sports
xperta. This is one reason why the
esp
rul<
ules>iare constantly being changed to
Despite the improvements in equip
ment and technique, tackle football
remains a dangerous sport for people
of any age. Parents and players must
remember this and work closely with
coaches, trainers and referees to min
imize the risks.
DR. G O T T
You can write to Dr. Gott
at P.O. Box 2017, Murray
Hill Station, New York, NY
10156
protect the players; for example,
spear tackling, head blocking and
butting are now cither frowned upon
or downright illegal.
33 Noun suffix
A nsw er to P rev io u s P uzzle
34 Did as told
1 Jittery (2 wda.) 37 Present
Ireel sign
7 81
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40 Fly before the
(2 w t
wind
13 Fail sorrow for 41 Shade of green
another's
nnm m Bm □ □ □ □ □
43 Solicitude
plight
48 Baseball player
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14 Sea robbor
Mel —
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15 Pacific Island 4« Bank16 Oardanar'a
statement abbr.
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purchases
47 Spanish hero
c A L 1 CD □ □ □ □ □
17 Sherbet
cd r a n n n n
18 Cry of a dove 48 Perceive
20 Soclaty-pago 81 Overadomed
QH3CD BCD CD □ □ □ □ □
84 Medicinal root
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21 Motion picture 68 Actor M ai23 — the season 88 Minnie Driver
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24 Perfect scores
film, — of
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28 Roman
Frienda
emperor
67 Lata down
27 Reptile
29 Unctoee (poet.)
DOWN
31 Spawn
component
8 Acquire
1
Type
of nerva
32 Remove
6 Proclamation
3 Fruit ripener
2
Vitamin
moisture from
7 Altogether
4 Roman 802
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STUMPED? McparmrueOf-900-060-4500aext. code 100
C al lor Answers e touch m
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22 Woreowm
24 Method of
procedure
29 Grand O le-
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Variations
o n a th e m e
By Phillip Alder
by Jimmy Johnson
f TDOWOUDUxe
DOUALDDUCK
M CD W O O W
Bridge la a wonderful game because
there are so many variation! on a
theme. (That sounds like a good title
for a piece of classical music.) Today's
deal bears some similarity to both
Monday's and yesterday's, but the win
ning defense is different.
You are sitting East. Against three
no-trump, your partner leads the club
jack. Do you see any chance to defeat
the contract?
At mentioned Monday, North is
right to blast into three no-trump. If
his partner doesn’t have a major to
show or enough diamonds to support,
he must have club length. The hearts
are a greater potential weakness than
the clubs.
If you, East, return a club at trick
• Nothing
9 Important
time period
10 Paler
11 Qo to
12 Positive
30 |flfef03£ops
34 Eight-armed
38 Spread for
34 Cozy room
39 Building front
39 More banal
40 Type of boom
42 Bikini, lor one
49 Former trade
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AAU tourney finally starts
Seventeen baseball teams playing this weekend in Sanford
Thursday night, with the Florida S harks over
powering the Seminole Renegades try n score of
10 I.
SANFORD _ After being delayed n w rrk by
The S harks, u veteran team with at least one
rains from H urricane Georges, the Sanford Invi stale cham pionship crown to their errd lt. n rr
tational Tournam ent finally got underway on managed by Fid Powrll.
R lnker-Stenstrum Field at Historic Sanford Me
Now entering their fourth year of AAU com pe
morial Stadium Tluirsdny night.
tition. the S h ark s are one of the top seeds In
T hursday's action was the first of 37 gam es to the tournam ent.
be played this weekend In the toum nnient.
Tournament piny will co n tin u e Friday night
which featu rrs 17 C entral Florida youth b a s e with four 13-und-Under gam es scheduled.
ball clubs In two age groups. 11-and Under and
At Ihe Stadium , play begins nt O p.m. will: the
13-and-Undrr.
local C entral Florida Red Raiders club playing
The tournam ent Is sanctioned try the Amateur the Orlando H ornets. At 8:30 p.m., the Orlando
Athletic Union (AAU). the largest youth sp o rts Outlaws, the official host team, plays the Or
organization In the United S tates. The public is mond Iteach Waves.
Ihe other two gam es a r r scheduled for S a n
welcome. There will be a B2 adm ission charge
ford's Chase Park beginning nt 0 p.m. and 8:30
for adults and free adm ission for children.
TWo Seminole county ball clubs played p.m.
S pecial to th e H erald
You’re not a
sports fan if
you m is s .....
By J e ff Berilaieka
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
Kellie W erner
The 1 l-and-U ndrr team s begin p |ay at 7 p.m.
on Friday night at Lakeside Field and Roy Hol
ler J u n io r Field In Ft. Mellon Park.
The Orlando Outlaws are m anaged by Bob
Breum. who led the Sanford Babe Ruth B am
bino Railroaders C ubs to a 2 2 -1 record and the
city cham pionship last spring.
The Outlaws team features three Sanford
Babe
Ruth
Bam bino
All-Stare:
s h o rtHtop/pltcher Erik Breum, catcher Karl Henkel,
and pltcher/flrst basem an Sean Jac k so n .
IH A JU U 1 0 . U J fE O A D M I
1 0 0 0 4 4 . 1 0 11 S
4m
100 0 0 0 . 1 1 S
A)un«o. I'uwrll and Helm* Matan. Johan neon. Ho m . M ar
lin and Kamirrt. Wl> . Alonao (1-0) U* . Mason |0-l|. 311 .
M urks, losads. Wolf: Nrnrgades. Anderson 311 . Sharks,
lorada
HERALD STAFF WRITER
Came of the Week
Tonight: Lake Brantley
{Seminole, 7:30 p.m.
at
‘ Tonight's game between Lake Brantley and
Seminole could possibly determine the
Seminole Athletic Conference champion.
I Both teams have faced and beaten two SAC
opponents and as the only undefeated teams
hi the county, a win tonight would put either
team In the driver's seat.
; Lake Brantley Is fresh off a whipping of ri
val Lyman. That win kept the Patriots unde
feated on the season at 4-0 and proved once
again th at Lake Brantley Is playing solid
football.
I Quarterback Regan Russell Is more u n
stoppable than his predecessor. Brian
brlswell was. Last year. Criswell all but had
its way with a strong Seminole defense and
hissell has the talent to do even more harm.
In addition to the threat at the quarter>uck p o sitio n . L ake B ra n tle y c o m e s a rm e d
vtth Arnold Celeste who Is making his m ark
)n the running game of Seminole County.
Defense Is also tough for the Patriots. John
ritller and Clint Hanson have been in the
orefront of an intense defensive attack.
Don't count Seminole out, however. There
s also a lot of talent on the Tribe roster this
rear.
Spruce
b p rt
Creek handed Seminole Its first loss
son Monday night and now the 3-1
af the
Notes are In need of the confidence boost a
vln against Lake Brantley could give them.
Seminole certainly has the weapons with
phlch to do that.
Quarterback Garrett Goldsmith has m a
tured Into a competent leader of a potent of
fense. While he doesn't have many receivers
to choose from, he doesn't need to rely on his
arm to do the talking.
‘ With running backs like Deon Howard.
Clarence Lattlmer and Mario Frederick to do
the talking for him. Goldsmith's decision
tnaklng Is a much more Important factor.
Defense has been the spotlight for the
‘Notes this season. Joe Watson. Johnnie
McKinnon. Clint Murray. Mike Bradley and
Bobby Williams have been wreaking havoc
on offenses all season. They will have their
hands full with Lake Brantley, however.
If Seminole can regroup after Monday's
loss and come at the Patriots with all It has.
■this one should prove to be a brawl from the
first
kickoff.
s
First wins
for Boyz,
Matthews
Sem inole
girls get
back in
victory
colum n
Bp D saa Sm ith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ Blake’s Boyz and
M atthews A ssociates put on a
scoring display at the expense of
Sanford C entral B aptist and won
their first gam es of the season In
the City of Sanford Recreation De
partm ent Men’s Thursday Night
Fall Slow Pitch Softball League at
Chase Park.
Dave French and Tony Taylor
drove In two runs each and the
From Staff Reporta
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The
roller coaster ride that the Sem i
note High School girls" volleyball
team h a s been OiVYWfefifd th e 'b d ttom of a dip W ednesday and
started back up the hill on T h u rs
day.
"We got back on the winning
track." said coach Beth Corso after
h er Fighting Sem lnoles had d e
feated host Lake Brantley (4-11),
10-15. 17-15 and 15-7. In Sem inole
Athletic Conference action..
The Lady ‘Notes (8-8 overall. 4-1
In C lass 5A-Dlstrlct 5. 3-4 In the
conference) had slum ped recently
losing three gam es In a row
(Including dropping their first d is
trict m atch of Uic year to Oak
Ridge on Wednesday. 15-10. 14-10.
10-13) following a five game win
ning streak, b u t pulled out a win.
Sem inole's Courtney Newman
had eight kills and seven digs to
lead the attack. Amanda Cook
added nine kills and five digs, Mi
chelle Cardel chipped In with five
digs. Including the game-winner,
and Kim Nelson provided 16 a s
sists In the efTort.
In other m atches
Thursday
night. Lake Mary (13-3) was upset
by DeLand (9-3), 15-10 and 15-6. In
a C lass QA-Dlstrlct 3 contest:
Oviedo (8-4) thum ped Lake Howell,
ass Praps, Fag* BA
■i) d e fe n se h e ld S a n fo rd C e n tra l H sp -
tlst C hurch to only one single as
M atthews waltzed to a 13-0 tri
um ph In the first game of the eve
ning.
Then In the nightcap. Raymond
Hart afield and Nakla Roberts com
bined to drive In six runs as
Blake's Boyz started strong (five
runs In each of the first and sec
ond Innings) and finished strong
(six runs In the seventh Inning) to
whip Sanford Central Baptist
Church. 16-4.
No scores were received from the
Beer :30 vs. the Regulators and
Headrick Feed vs. KAK games st
Ptnehurst Park.
Beer :30. Headrick Feed and
KAK are all 1-0.
Following the lead trio are Mat
thews Associates and Blake's
Boyz, both st 1-1. Sanford Central
Baptist Church at 1-2 and the
Its a s s ass Softball, Bags BA
is o . e 1
i as . ts II
Michels Cardel. who had five digs, including the one that cinched the victory m
the final game, colobratos after the Seminole girls' volleyball team broke a threegame losing streak with a 10-15,17-15 and 15-7 win at Lake Brantley Thursday.
Lake Howell stumbled badly In a 22-8 loss
to Seminole two weeks ago. Last week. Lake
Howell's game against Lake Mary was post
poned until Oct. 16 for Hurricane Georges.
; The Hawks sit a t 1-2 alter being considered
one of the favorites to take the SAC title. The
Hawks have lots of offensive weapons. In
cluding quarterback Jesse Hannon and a
post of running backs, but the defense hasn't
been as strong as expected except for during
the Hawks' only win over Oviedo.
, It's a non-conference, non-district game for
Lake Howell, but Its Important since DeLand.
Lake Mary and Lake Brantley are next up for
Lake Howell.
Bp Kellie W erner
HERALD STAFF WRITER
Tonight: W inter Springs at
Lake M ary, 7:30 p.m.
WINTER SPRINGS _ Even on a
tram th at ts struggling In Its first
year aa a varsity contender, there
are bright spots.
Jo h n n ie Blake Is one of them .
This year, Blake h a s been a
weapon for W inter Springs High
School and h as m ade a nam e not
only for himself, but for his team
as well.
"Last year Jo h n n ie was the MVP
of the Junior varsity learn a s a
freshman," said coach Mick H arris.
“We knew he waa going to be a big
ay m aker for u s lids year and he
is been. He's a good young m an,
very respectful an d a h ard worker.
He's also a good student which la
very Important."
Blake's talent Is not m i prising
given his family genes.
Ills uncle Is former Crooms
Academy, Bethune-Cookm an C ol
lege and C anadian Football League
standout and
Seminole
High
School head coach Emory Blake
(wiio Is now on a s s is ta n t al W inter
Springs).
Ills cousins are team m ate, Junior
quarterback Brandon Blake, and
current C incinnati Bengals q u ar
terback und Seminole High and
East Carollnu s ta r Jeff Blake.
e
[ LAKE
MARY _ It’s Homecoming a t Lake
Mary for the first time In two years.
; Last season, the Rams avoided the game
when a thunderstorm ripped through Cen
tral Florida, cancelling a game against pow
erful Ed White from Jacksonville.
>ass Paver. Bags BA
MSI.
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Johnnie Blake a shining
star for first-year Bears
Tonight: W est O range at Lake
Howell, 7:30 p.m.
The Rams are a surprising_ 2-1 with last
week's gome againstt Lake P
Howell rescheduled
after Hurricane Georges flooded the area last
week.
• The Rams have had two weeks to prepare
for a Bears' team th at lost 13-12 to Mel
bourne Central Catholic.
•os. isss
Foofcafl is In Johnrde Blake's blood and N has shown as he is developing Into a
star for Winter Springs Bm his unde, Emory, was In the Canadian Footbsl League
and cousin Jeff Is lor tie Cincinnati Bengals In the National Footbal league.
Football kind of runs in the fam
ily.
The fact that thla Blake la auch a
superb athlete la a little unusual
given his size.
Standing only 5-foot-4 and
weighing in at 145 pounds, the
tailback Is a little small to be
racking up the numbers he has
achieved this year.
"We rely on Johnnie to run the
ball moat of the time because he
only needs a little crease to get
tltrough." Hants said. "He's hard to
throw to because Brandon ts 6foot-2 and Johnnie's size makes
him a hard target. But he still
manages to catch Brandon's
passes when we need him to."
Part of the reason for Blake's
success la his dedication. In the off
season, he lifted weights and ran
every day to Improve his strength
and speed. |a i)*n • member
of the track and weightlifting
teams, two sports that help keep
him In condition for football. He
said he enjoys the weight training
the moat but la willing to do what
ever it takes to Improve his skills.
And he's expecting a pay off for
all of thla hard work.
"1 want to make big plays on of
fense and rush for 1.000 yards."
�6A
Seminole HeraW. Sanford, Honda * Friday. October 2. 1998
Softball
Continued from Page 5A
Regulators al 0-2.
Next week, at Chase Park.
KAK plays the doublcheiutcr
agains: Matthews Associates at
7 p.m ami Blake's Boy/, at $
p.m
At Plnrhurst Park, the Regu
lators challenge Headrick Feed
al 7 p m. and Sanford Central
Baptist Church battles Beer
:30 at h p m
Doing the damage for Mat
thews Associates were Tony
Taylor (one home run, one sin
gle, two runs scored, two RBI),
Dave French (one double, one
single, two runs scored, two
RBII and Tom Wilks (two sin
gles. one nui scored, two RBI).
Also contributing vv-rre Jeremv Chun.it (one triple, one
run scored). Jamie Ht/cr lone
single, two runs scored, one
RBII. John l.ugertug (one sin
gle. one run scored, two RBI).
Mike Walden (one single, two
runs scored). Mickey Cogbum
(one single, one nui scored),
Jobcy Gorman (one single, one
RBI) and Bill Cogbum (one run
scored, one RBI).
Joe Benton had a fourth In
ning single for Sanford Central
Baptist Church's only hit.
Powering Blake's Boy/ were
Nakla Roberts (one triple, two
singles, two nm s scored, three
RBI), Jim Schaefer (two dou
bles, one stngle, one nin
scored, one RBI), Tony Johns
(three singles, one nin scored,
lliree RBI) and Joel Lipscomb
(three singles, one nin seored,
two RBII.
Also hitting were Mike Fraz
ier Itwo doubles, one nin
scoted). Raymond Hnrtsftcld
lone double, one single, three
runs scored, three RBI). Craig
Merkerson (one double, one
single, two runs scored, one
Kill). Steve Dennis (two sin
gles. one nin scored). Brian
Jones (one single, three nurs
scored, one RBI). Greg Hanly
(one single, one nin scored)
and Bobby Shaw (one single).
Providing the offense for
Sanford
Centra!
Baptist
Church were Joe Denton (one
home nin, one single, one nui
scored, three RBI). Mike McCoy
(two singles, one nin scored,
one RBI), Mike Schwarz, Jack
Doyle, Ken IVrry and Andy
Hofmann (one single each) and
Mike Hartman
(two nms
scored).
W ELL DONE
P re p s
Continued from Page 5A
_
15-0
and 15-4. and Trinity Prep (14:<| won a district battle with
The Master’s Academy (11-4).
15 H and 15-5.
On next week's schedule ts _
Friday and Saturday _ Winter
Spttngs at South Florida Invi
tational In Estcro: Monday.
Like Mary at Lake Howell.
Winter Springs at Oviedo;
Tuesday _ Lake Maty' at Semi
nole. Winter Springs at Lake
Howell. DeLand at Oviedo.
Like Brantley at Lyman;
Wednesday _ Oak Ridge at
Seminole. Winter Springs vs.
Melbourne Central Catholic
and Cocoa Beach in a Class
3A-District 13 doublehcader (6
p.m.): Thursday _ Lyman at
Seminole (6 p.m.). Lake Bran
Blake
Continued from Page 5A
Blake said. T would
consider that n successful sea
son.”
Since Blake has been playing
football
since
elementary
s c h o o l tn live Pop Warner
leagues, he ts well aware of
what It takes for a team to win.
“We all have to stay In shape
with conditioning and weights
and keep our heads in the
tley at Like Mary. DeLuid at
Like Howell.
BOYS S O C C E R
Hiawassee nipped
ORLANDO _ Celebration High
School defeated Hiawassee
Christian Academy tn boys'
soccer on Thursday night. 4-3.
Celebration led at halftime.
0-0. but had a scare put Into
them by Hiawassee Christian
in the second half with two
goals from Brown and one
score from Thomas.
Hiawassee Christian eould
not catch up with Celebration
tn the end. however, and tri
umphed ut a road win.
Celebration got two goals
from Soils and one each from
Sublette and Howard.
*My boy*s have a case of the
game.” Blake explained. T am
one of the leaders on the team
and I take th a t role seriously.
We arc a family a s well as a
team and Just a s we lose t o
gether. we also win together. It
takes all of u s to win.”
Bloke also w an ts to ensure
that h r Is a w inner off the field.
Hr works hard at his studies
and hopes to attend college,
mid play football, alter high
school. While he's not sure
PM * kp J t k i Call am
S A N F O R D _ Th e Optimist Club of Sanford Athlete of the
Week award was recently presented to Seminole High School
football player Mario Frederick.
In a soggy victory over Lake Howell, Frederick had eight carries
Jekyll an d Hyde syndrome.*
said
H iaw assee
Christian
roach Jo h n T assos, referring
to his team 's m ediocre first
half and spectacular second
half. 'If we played all of our
gam es tike we played In the
second half we might be unde
feated."
w hat he w ants hts college m a
jo r to be. he knows what he
w ants to do after college...play
In the NFL
Before then, however. Blake
h a s this season to think nbout.
If h is concentraUon s t prmetlce, focus In the games and
dedication to the game Is any
Indication of the type of season
the Bears will have. It Bhould
be a pretty good one.
Fever
Continued from Page BA
L ik e M ary still h a s a q u e s tio n m u rk a t
q u a r te rb a c k . C ory C o o p er Is th e n o r m a l
s ta r te r b u t h a s n 't b een h e a lth y for m u c h o f
th e se a s o n . J a s o n H adley ste p p e d In for a
w in o v er l i n e R idge In so m e slo p p y w e a th e r
tw o w eeks ago, b u t th e R am s still h a v e n 't
m o u n te d m u c h o f a n o ffen se all y ea r.
A b rig h t sp o t w a s th e e m e rg e n c e o f J u s t i n
W right a s a r u n n i n g b a c k d u r in g th e P in e
Ridge g am e. N o rm a lly a defensive s ta n d o u t,
W right c a n c o m b in e w tth L aw ren ce R u d o lp h
a n d M att M crgo for a p o te n t r u n n in g g a m e .
W in ter S p rin g s h a s b ee n u p a n d d o w n
a n d s its a t 1-3. Q u a rte rb a c k B ra n d o n B lak e
c a n b e explosive b u t h e c a n a lso b e e r ra tic .
J o h n n ie B lake h a s b e e n ra c k in g u p th e
y a rd a g e b u t th e m a in th in g a b o u t th e
y o u n g B e a rs Is th e y h a v e to avoid m is ta k e s .
Eleven p e n a ltie s . In c lu d in g sev e ral b a c k
b re a k e r s , o n e t h a t n e g a te d a n 8 3 -y a rd
to u c h d o w n la te In th e fo u r th q u a r te r , w ere
th e ir d o w n fall M on d ay .
L ik e M ary n e e d s to w in now . A fter t o
n ig h t, on ly o n e h o m e g am e a w a its b efo re
lite R am s h it th e ro a d for th re e s tra ig h t to
e n d th e s e a s o n .
F o r W in te r S p rin g s . It m ay b e th e ir la s t
s e rio u s c h a n c e a l a w in before th e B e a rs
ta k e o n th e p o w e rs of th e S em in o le A th letic
C o n fe re n c e a lo n g w ith d is tric t foe C o co a
B eac h .
Tonight: L ym an a t Oviedo,
7:30 p.m .
OVIEDO _ The Lions Just can't get un
tracked.
One of the m ost talented teams tn the
conference, Oviedo has been saddled with a
tough schedule and some bad luck. Playoff
hopes are dim, b u t Oviedo still has a faint
shot a t the playoffs and can take a big step
with a win tonight.;
Oviedo has stayed close In all but one
game and still boasts plenty of the weapons
that carried the Lions to the regional play
offs last season.
Turnovers have plagued the Lions all year
and. with two district losses already, a third
loss would be devastating.
Same old thing at Lyman. The Grey
hounds play hard bu t come up short. Ly
man hasn’t been blown out yet this year,
but surrendered tons of ground yardage In
a loss to undefeated Lake Brantley Monday.
Lyman can win thlB game, but a desperate
Oviedo team can never be counted out.
Last season. It looked like the Lions were
down and out and some strange things
happened.
Look for Lyman to make tt close.
for 180 yards and scored two touchdowns. He also threw a 42yard pass completion.
Frederick receives his award, his second of the young school
year, from Optimist Bill Welbom.
Hurricane Georges doesn’t
stop youth flag football play
By D ean S m ith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ Despite the wet conditions last
Saturday, the City of Sanford R ecrratlon and
Parks D epartm ent Youth Flag Football League
w as able to get In Its first full slate of gam es at
th e Field across from Sanford Middle School.
In the Minor Division gam es, the R attlers
whitewashed the Bengals, 24 0. and the G ators
edged th e Oolden Knights, 19-14.
- * « Ip .lb e.M ajo r Division, th e Falcons and Jaglia rs were tied at 8-8 after Interm ission with the
Flacons winning the tic-breaker and the Cow
boys bested the Bears. 26-12.
The Senior Division played its second week of
th e season with the C om huskers (1-1) winning
their first game of the season by pounding die
Broncos (0-2), 41-14, an d the Sem lnoles (2-0)
won a b attle of u n b eaten s by tripling the score
on th e Steelers (1-1), 18-6.
The schedule for tomorrow Is:
Minor Division _ Bengals vs. Gators, 9 a.m .;
an d R attlers vs. Oolden Knights. 10:15 a.m.
Major Division _ J a g u a rs vs. Bears. 11:30
a.m .; an d Cowboys vs. Falcons, 12:45 p.m.
Senior Division _ Broncos vs. Sem lnoles, 2
p.m.; and Steelers vs. C om huskers, 3:15 p.m.
M INOR D IV ISIO N :
OATORS 19. OOLDEN RNIOHTS 14
The Oolden Knights led 7-fl at halftime a s Ty
rone Boule scored a touchdown on a 12-yard
run an d D em etrius Delancey added die extra
point to offset a 28-yard touchdown run by die
G ators' Andre DuBose.
The O ators scored In the second half as J o s h
A nnett p assed nine-yards to J u s tin Pabon and
J o h n Salco added the extra point.
The Oolden Knights countered with a De
m etrius Delancey three-yard run and a Jo ey
H ubbard extra point run.
The O ators got the game-winning touchdown
from Andre DuBose on a 38-yard run.
BATTLERS 24. BENQAL8 0
Sergio Detrevllle scored touchdowns on a
nine-yard run. a 25-yard punt return (giving the
R attlers a 12-0 halftim e lead) and a 45-yard
kickoff re tu rn an d C harles Green added the final
score on a 13-yard run.
Nick M ontesal h ad a gam e-ending Intercep
tion for the R attlers.
M A JO R S:
FALCONS (VON) 8 . JAGUARS 8
The Falcons an d J a g u a rs battled to a n 8-8
halftim e Ue an d the score rem ained the sam e
for th e rest of th e gam e, forcing a tie-breaker.
The Falcons cam e out on top a s they a c c u
m ulated more yards th an the Jag u a rs.
Doing the scoring for the Falcons were Danny
Thom pson on a dvr-yard touchdown run and
Riley Williams on a two-point run.
The J a g u a rs points cam e on a 35-yard to uch
down p ass from Freddie Plnet to Taklus Luster
and the sam e com bination hooked up for the
two-point conversion.
COWBOTB 26. BEARS 12
The Cowboys took a 12-0 lead a t .halftim e, a»i
Jeff Bowers scored touchdowns on runs of 00and five-yards.
Bowers added a 25-yard run In the second
half and Jo k e Polk also found paydirt on an
right-yard run. J o h n Salco added a two point
conversion run after Polk's score.
H ie Bears scored on a 25-yard p ass from J e r
emy Elliott lo Barry Stevenson and a 15-yard
run by Joel C hesser.
8E N 10R S;
CORNHUSKERS 4 1 . BRONCOS 14
The C o m h u sk ers built a 19-0 halftime edge
and continued lo pull away In th e second half.
The C om h u sk ers' ftrst half scores cam e on a
44-yard p ass from Steve Bralry lo Curt Scott; a
four-yard p ass from Steve Braley to Cy Wynn; a
four-yard run by Jo sh DeCurtlns (extra point
p ass from Steve Braley to Jerem y Kothwell).
Doing the scoring In the second half for the
w inners were _ 15-yard p ass from Steve Braley
lo Cy Wynn: 46-yard p ass from Steve Braley to
Mike Pryor (two-point p ass from Braley lo
Wynn); and a 40-yard pass from Steve Bralry to
Mike Pryor (two-point p ass from Braley to J e r
emy Rothwell).
Scoring second half points for the Broncos
were Blake C hesser, on a 13-yard run (twopoint p ass from Eric Bryant to Keith Wright),
and a 40-yard p a ss from Eric Bryant to Leonard
Stiles Ju n io r th at set-up a five-yard touchdown
run by DaMario Sims.
Deon DeBerry had an Interception for the
C o m huskers an d DaMario Sims picked off a
p ass for the B roncos.
SEMINOLES 18. STEELERS 6
The Semlnoles took a 12-6 halftim e lead on a
40-yard run by B rian Wade and a 48-yard run
by Jim m y Postell.
That duo then hooked up In the second half
with Wade passing 44-yards to Postell for a
touchdown.
F rank Hicks scored a ftrst half touchdown for
th e Steelers on a five-yard run.
Q uentin Herring played great defense for the
Sem lnoles.
Collectible show
Baseball playoffs
ATLANTA _ DeLand's Chipper Jones sin
gled In Wall Weiss with the winning run in
Die bottom of the 10th Inning to give the At
lanta iiraves a 2-1 victory and u 2 0 lead In
the Best-of-Five series over the Chicago
Cubs.
Javier lxipcz had hit a home run In the
bottom of the ninth Inning to lie the game at
1- 1.
In the other National League game, Billy
Spiers singled In Ricky Gutierrez with oneout In the bottom of the ninth Inning to give
Ihr Houston Astros a 5-4 victory and a 1-1
lie In the series with the San Diego Padres.
Today, the American League plays Its third
games with the Cleveland Indians and Bos
ton Red Sox. tied at 1-1, meeting at Fenway
Park at 4 p in. (ESPN) and the New York
Yankees, tip 2 0, looking to dose out the
Texas Hungers at Arlington ut 8 p.tn. (WESH
21.
All four series will be In action on Satur
day.
ORLANDO
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W heele/B eanies Collectible Show will be
held at the Holiday Inn-Orlando Arena, 304
West Colonial Drive on Saturday, from 10
a.m . to 4 p.m.
For further Inform ation call 1-888-NRP2500.
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Friday Night Fun
SANFORD _ Open gym at Sanford Gymnas
tics. 601 E. 25th Place. Is on Friday nights
from 7:30 p.m .-to-10 p.m.
Activities offered Include gym nastics, rock
climbing, basketball, an d lota of fun and
gam es.
H ie fee for the evening ts 95 for children
ages 6-to-12.
For more inform ation call 323-2462.
A powerful 39OCC Of M ic e SONC
2 'v a lv t, g-strok* tngtiM
Nazarene basketball tourney
SANFORD _ Sanford First C hurch of the
Nazarene will h o st a 2-on-2 Basketball
Tournam ent on Saturday, October 17th.
The double elim ination tournam ent will
have two divisions, Adult _ 19-and-Over and
Youth _ 18-and-Under.
For Inform ation and to receive a registra
tion form call: Sanford First C hurch of the
Nazarene at (407) 322-3122.
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Gospel music
SANFORD - The com bined choirs of C entral B aptist C hurch of
Sanford and First B aptist C hurch of Palm Coast will present "Oh
What Singing." arranged by Lari Goss. Tills evening of m usic that
celebrates BO years of Gospel Music Classics will begin on to d ay
at C entral Baptist C hurch on Wesl Highway <10 In Sanford at 7:.'!0
p.m .
On S aturday, at 7:30 p.m .. the group will perform again at th e
First B aptist C hurch In Palm Coast.
The public Is Invited to attend. For m orr Information call 3222914.
Prayer breakfast
SANFORD * A prayer breakfast Is being sponsored by the St.
Paul Missionary B aptist C hurch C hristian Education C om m ittee
on Saturday. 8 a.m . at the Sanford Civic C enter.
The guest spenker Is Bishop Ju lia W hitehurst Wade, pastor of
New Covenant Perfecting M inistries. Three wilt lie a $7 donation.
Call 322-7875 for tick ets.
Breakfast, rummage sale
I.AKK MARY - G race United M rthodlst C hurch of Uike Mary.
499 C ountry Club Rd., will hold a P anrake A Sausage Breakfast
and a Rummage Sale on Saturday. The meal will lie served
beginning at 8 a.m . until I p.m. with an all-you-can-eat for $3.
For m ore Inform ation call the church office at 322-1472.
Drama presented
ORJJVNDO - Gloria Houghton will present her dram atization of
Q ueen Elizabeth nt a dinner program at First United M ethodist
C hurch of Downtown O rlando on Monday at 0:30 p.m. The event
.will be held In the Wesley Fellowship Hall.
; Seating Is limited. Tickets for this event will be offered at a $10
donation, available through the ch u rrh office at 142 Jack so n
S tre e t.
I For more Inform ation call the c h u rrh office at 849-6080.
Christian Women to meet
• ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Altam onte M aitland C hristian
W omen's Club Invites other women to meet with them at Matson
A Jo rd ln R estaurant, 430 Wymore Road, for brunch. The event
will Ite held on T hursday, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m . The cost will
be $13.50.
The them e will be "A Pumpkin Patch C ountry Fair" with special
features, m usic and speaker. B ninch reservations m ust Ik * m ade
by Sunday by calling Je a n Griffin at 423-9427 or Mary Weston at
599-0284.
Special evening
ORLANDO - M embers of Plnecastle C h u rch of C hrist. 21 W.
Lancaster Road. Invite the public to attend an special evening of
praise, devotion and fellowship on Oct. 9 from 7:30 to 9:45 p.m .
Congregational singing will begin at 7:30.
H ie sjteaker for the rvrnlng will Ik* Glenn Newton, form er
Sanford resident and graduate of Seminole High School. S anlord.
and International Bible College In Alabama. Newlon Is also th e
new m inister for the rh u rc h .
Fellowship and refreshm ents will take place from 8:30 to 9:0 0
p.m. From 9 to 9:45 p.m . "Cornerstone" will present a program .
Tills group Is an accapella singing group from F aulkner
University. They will perform num erous traditional gos|H-l songs.
Choral music workshop
OVIEDO • The Music D epartm ent at St. A lbans Anglican
C athedral will sponsor a Choral Music W orkshop R ctrrat from
Oct. 9 to 11 In the C athedral parish house, 3348 West Slate Road
420 (Aloma Avenue) n ear Oviedo.
H ie workshop will focus on vocal development and choral
technique used In traditional and contem porary services. All
choir directors, organists, choir m em bers and o lh rrs Interested
In chu rch m usic arc Invited to participate.
The W orkshop begins at 7 p.m.. Oct, 9. with a preview session
for participating choir directors and organists. ITalnsong chant.
Anglican chant, hymnology and choosing appropriate service
m usic will be discussed.
All session p articip an ts will begin Oct. 10 nt 9 a.m. with n
m orning choral w orkshop featuring vocal technique, ch an t
history and hymnology. At noon, lunch will be servrd by the
C athedral's W om an’s Guild. S aturday afternoon, all ch o risters
will continue with vocal technique lessons and begin re h earsa ls
for a traditional Anglican service on Sunday.
H ie full choir will sing at the C athedral's 10 a.m . Com m union
service and the 4 p.m. evensong service.
For registration Information and a detailed brochure, contact
the C athedral at 657-2376.
Craft bazaar
WINTER PARK * Sts. Peter A l*aul Council of Cuthollc Women
present th eir A nnual Craft Bazaar. H ie event will be held on Oct.
10 from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. All displays will be held Indoors at th e
Pariah Family C enter, 5300 Old Howell Branch Road In W inter
Park.
Fall brunch
LAKE MARY • The Healing W aters W orship C enter Invites th e
public to Its "Fall Brunch" hosted by Pastor Qall Lane an d the
Women of Destiny. H ie event will take place at Homewood Suites
of Lake Mary on Oct. 10 at 10:30 a.m.
H ie guest speaker for the day will be Linda Markowitz of S uper
Channel 55, Markowitz has a powerful, annolntlng upon her life
th at God Is using mightily throughout this region.
G uests should p re-register by Monday. There will lie a donation
of $13 per person.
For m ore Inform ation call 323-8127.
Henderson installation
SANFORD • An Inaugural banquet and installation service for
S uperintendent Jo h n aa ro n Henderson, newly appointed district
su p erin ten d en t of the Em m anuel District. C hurches of Ood In
Christ, will be held on Oct. 10 at 7 p.m., at the Marinu Hotel A
Conference C enter. 530 N. Palmetto Ave.
' The guest sp eaker will be Bishop Elbert Lee S heppard. W estern
{Tortda Jurisdictional Bishop. A $30 donation per person Is
ask ed .
Fashion show and banquet
{SANFORD - The Pastor's Aid M lnlstiy of First Shiloh B aptist
R hurch of Sanford will present “A Night of Eleganre with a Touch
of Safari. This fashion show and banquet will feature the Boys
Glee C lub of Tajari Arts.
{The event will be held on Oct. II at the Sanford Civic C enter,
401 Seminole Blvd., in Sanford. H ie fashion show will begin at 7
p.m. D onations arc $12 per person.
! Advance tickets may be purchased at First Shiloh C hurrh from
die Administrative Office or contact Sheryl Jo n es at 322-5489 or
Plane C ourtney at 328-7813 for more Inform ation.
As our anim als are blessed, w e w ill be blessed
to help these “Good Samar)
tuns" who can* so m uch for
these special m em bers of our
creation for which we. as
God's stew ards, have been
given responsibility? If you
can't take a pet yourself, per
hap s you know of som eone
who will; and you can spread
the news of (his very special
h u m an itarian
work.
You
should know that it’s the pol
icy of Mils organization to
honor life and not eu th an ize
any anim al u nless It Is suffer
ing beyond co n tin u ed and
hu m an e en d u ran ce.
O ur very own c h u rrh cat,
Maggie, was left here at St. P e
ter’s about 10 years ago (wc do
By Father Bev Barge
not know her exact age): she
ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL
has been a true Joy and b le s s
CHURCH
ing to all (hose of u s who know
and love her.
IAKE MARY - H ie annual
If your family does not have
lllrsNlng of the Animals will
an anim al pet al home, you
lake place at St. Peters E p is
are welcome to Join th e festivi
copal C hurch, ut 2 p.m. on
ties and to bring along your fa
Sunday. St. F rancis Day. Come
vorite
stulfcd anim al!
and bring any a n d /o r all your
Remember, ils o ur anim als
l s i s for a special blessing and
and pels are blessed, we will
celebration.
be blessed.
As always, there will Ik * a
O Lord, w ho has looked upon
certificate for each pet: Eric
all
o f I lls creation an d declarerI
Hush and Anlcare will provide
that It w as good, w e th ank You
"Irrats" for our anim als, and
Jor the animals, which whom
there will be refreshm ents for
us* short* Mils earth. n od par
all.
Ocularly for those which You
We have Invlled re p re s e n ta
have pfis’n Into our core. H'e
tives from the H um ane Society
pray that You will guard them
of Seminole C ounty to Join usan d lend to their necessities,
as they have In the past-and
relieve their suffering, prof eel
bring several very adaptable
them from exjdottaUon. nn d let
jk’Is along, too; should you d e
each o f us see In them the
cide to bring a new pel Into
beauty and glon/ o f Your crea
your family and home, you'll
tive hand. As Yon raised Your
Ik* able to take It with you or
sen sm l Frn/irts 10 d eclare
get It early the next week. A1
H H M Pttsta by A rts Boots*
oneness o f all lo u r roork. glee
Ihe least, come an d welcome
The Rev. Beverty Barge of St. Peter's Episcopal Church (left) in Lake Mary,
us gentle spirits, a n d help u s
m em bers of this very Im por
with the Rt Rev. John W. Howe, the Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of C e n
to be Instrum ents o f Your loving
tant com m unity outreach and
tral Florida, who visited the church on the occasion of blessing Its new providence, dial roc all m ay
enjoy all lh r anim als.
buildings.
abound In Your glon/. Amen.
One of «mr St. IVler's m em
Editor’s note: Hits article has
bers. Dr. Iz-lgh G ill-practicing year he cares for over 5 00
special need rigid now Tor dry*
I k-c ii reprinted from the church’s
veterinarian-will also Ik* here large dom estic anim als. We
dog and cal food, tut well as for
bulletin, al the request of Fr. Ilcv
to give a brief chrck-out to appreciate fils participation as
old blankets. C ash do n atio n s
I large. The church recently con
your |K*ts. Dr. Gill is a long we do all who will m ake tills
will Ik* pul to good use, I a s
secrated the new building on the
time m em ber of o u r H onduras special event possible.
su re you. Will you m ake a s p e church grounds and blessed each
Medical Mission team . Every
of the classrooms lu the preschool.
H ie H um ane S w irly has a
cial clfoit In brings som ething
7ik1u {; m e celebrate ft fen st.
A holiday for m an and beast.
As iee stay, keep In mind
Helngs o f a different kind.
Watching those roe hold so
dear
We can fe e l Your presence
n ear.
We think o f every friend who
sp e a k s
In Ixtrks and roars and
sq u ea ks.
Ijord here beside our friends
roe stand
Their earthly care within our
hand.
When roe come nt fast to You
Let our creatures fx* there, loo.
R ollins student discovers she can m ake a difference
By Tony T tisio
SPEC LAI, TO H IE HERALD
WINTER SPRINGS - Citizens
of th r United S tates take
tilings like running w ater und
electricity for granted. Jenny
McCluan knows this.
H ie
20-year-old
C entral
Florida college student Ls
helping the people of the D o
m inican
Republic, because
they do not have the tilings
she lakes for g ra n te d .
H ie
soclally-consclous
McCluan Is a Junior chem istry
m ajor nt Rollins College. For
three years, she lias gone to
that country, with her fellow
students. H ie trip Is m ade
posslblr
through
donations
from icllglous organizations
and private co n trib u to rs.
Each of the nlne-to-flftcrn
stu d en ts who travel to the
H ilrd World country receives
first-hand experience on c o n
ditions In that co u n try .
McCluan Is a W inter Springs
resident nnd u native Flo
ridian. "Hits Is an experience
tluit has affected my whole
life," she said. "Her father and
I arc both very proud of her,"
said h er m other. Sally.
McCluan w as asked by her
chem istry professor, Dr. Pedro
J . Bernal, to particip ate In the
trip.
"I always was am azed by
people who did service p ro j
ects, H iey always cam e bock
with such excitem ent In th eir
voice. 1 didn't know If 1 was the
kind of person who could do
som ething like thut." said
McCluan.
In th e Dom inican Republic.
McCluan and the other stu
den ts worked with a group
known os ILAC-shori for the
Institute for Latin Am erican
C oncerns.
ILAC Is run by J e su it Priests
and differs from other organi
zations In that they stay in the
com m unity even after a pro j
ect Is done. The first year, the
stu d en ts worked on a ch u rch ,
and th e second year, they
worked on a w ater tank.
McCluan said that she would
like more people to rx p erlru ce
II. Perhaps the Ik*s 1 sign that
what sh r Is doing Is m e an in g
ful cam e about here al home.
McCluan also found that In
doing these trips, "anyone can
do It. It Is not anything s p e
cial."
C hurch also figures p ro m i
nently Into McCluan’s life.
She atten d s St. Augustine
Catholic C hurch in C assel
berry and Is Involved In vari
ous activities such 11s th e
church choir with h er m om .
As Americans, McCluan said
being in some of these c o u n
tries does a lot to destroy th e
stereotypes of how Am ericans
arc thought of. It Is In these
far-off reaches of th e world
that th eir only view of A m eri
cans are TV shows like Baywatch. Only a few of the citi
zens are able to see these
shows, because there ts 110
electricity or even w atrr.
After idle guve a talk at h er
chu rch one Sunday, an o ld er
woman came* up to M cCluan
and said. "I w ant to th an k you
lor helping my people. Your
words go straight up to Ood."
McCluan suggests for those
who would like to m ake a d o
nation to the Kolnonla F ou n d a
tion to write to Dr. Pedro J .
Bernal, c /o Rollins College.
1000 Bolt Avr.. 2743. W inter
Park. Fla., 32789-4499.
Hie goal of ILAC Is to help
people help them selves. Given
to the residents as kind of a
loan, when llic money for th e
supplies is paid off, It Is put
Into th e next project. McCluan
doesn't know what next y ear’s
project Is yet.
Helping with
the w ater
problem . Dr. Bernal has d e
vised a w ater nitration system
which Involves a carbon filler
and the use of chlorine bleach.
It Is pari of the Kolnonla
Foundation,
Bernal's
non
profit endeavor. In these tra v
els. McCluan said, "you can
see th e difference In cu ltu re s
between the U.S. and o th er
countries."
People In these countries a rc
so overwhelmed to actually sec
Am ericans do things like g e t
ting down In the ditches and
gelling dirty, said McCluan.
On these trips, the group lluds
living conditions m uch less
th an those In the U.S. Includ
ing d in Hums and chick en s
roam ing
throughout
th e
houses. "It Is a completely h o
listic
experience,"
said
M cCluan.
H ie people of Ih r Dom inican
Republic are very want) and
friendly, said McCluan. T he
projects have been done n e a r
the Santiago area. H ie s tu
den ts also travel to the cupltol,
Santo Domingo. H ie stu d en ts
had to hike ever day from
their h osts hom es to the work
sites as m uch as 45 m tu u tcs
away.
H ie last trip Included Die 18
to 24-year-old stu d en ts and
sponsors Dr. Hemal and Dr.
Tom Cook. Rollins philosophy
professor.
On the last trip McCluan es
pecially bonded with her host
sister Damuris. H ie host fam
ily changes every year. How
long will she continue to go on
th ese trips? McCluan replies.
"It Is a priority of m ine to do
this as long os [ am physically
able."
What would she like people
to know about her efforts?
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Serving
Residents enjoy
the holiday with
a tree trim m ing
party.
W e a th e r
Sanford, Casselberry.
Lake Mary. Longwood.
Sunny
Oviedo. Winter Springs
Low: 48
H I: 69
and Seminole County
S in c e
IS O S
(407)3222611
Sanford, F L
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Law is looking for neighborhood con artists
•v R*os White
a f Aff w u ra n
□IN SID E
WWto writes ibM t
The Rev. Billy Graham,
please see Page 2A.
U k a Mary beat " f t a s l i
In boys basketball, please
see Page 4A.
□BRIEFLY
Raw Year's E ra n e l r t m l —
will be held by two area or
gan izatlons.
the Celery City Lodge #542
and Evergreen Temple *321 of
Elks, located at Seventh Street
and Cypress Avenue tn San
ford. will open at 9 p.m. with
festivities lasting until 2 a.m.
Tickets are $12 per person
which Includes a champagne
toast.
The Oalnes-Morgan AMVETS, located on Seminole
Boulevard, north of French
Avenue, will begin festivities at
10 p.m.
Tickets are $10 per person
at the door.
As Aasarteaaa prepare to
ring tn the New Year the
Commerce Departm ent's Cen
sus Bureau projects that the
Jan . 1. 1999 population of the
United Stales to num ber
271.645.214. up 2.578.000
(1.0 percent) from New Year's
Day 1998.
The nation's population Is
projected to grow less during
1999. (2.316.000). than It did
during 1998, primarily be
cause of an expected rise tn
the num ber of deaths.
The New Year's Day 1999
population total represents a
9.2 percent Increase over the
Census Day (April 1) 1990 to
tal of 248.765.170.
Tha Housing and Neighbor
hood Development Services
(HANDS) of Central Florida, In
conjunction with the Seminole
County Chamber of Commerce
and the SHIP Down Payment
Assistance Program, will pro
vide Homebuyer Education
Seminars monthly throughout
1999.
The seminars are scheduled
for the second Saturday of
each month from 8:30 until
noon beginning Jan . 9 at the
Seminole Volunteers E nter
prise offices at 407 W. Fourth
St.. Sanford.
Registration In advance Is
required. For more Informa
tion or to register call (407)
330-3344.
SEMINOLE COUNTY - They're
back.
A band of clever con artists
arc working their way Into
neighborhoods In Seminole.
Orange and Osceola counties.
They approach homeowners
to do unsolicited repairs, such
as drtveway paving, roofing and
other work the homeowner Is
I
celebrate m y
self. A nd w hat I
assum e you shall
assum e. For every
atom belonging to
me belongs to
you."
*7
- Walt Whitman
□INDEX
C la ssified .1Q A -11A
C o m ic s .................... BA
C roaaword . . . . GA
D ear A b b y .............. BA
H o ro sco p e . . . . BA
O b itu a ries . . . . 3A
P e o p l e .................... SA
P o lic e B riefs . . . SA
R e lig io n ................. 7A
S p o r t a ............... 4 A -S A
T V .................. P u llo u t
W e a t h e r ................. 2A
"Check on your neighbors to
ensure them they are not vic
timised by these professional
thieves."
Salinger's 1-2-3 rule Is to be
a hard target, be aware and to
report all suspicious activity.
He emphasised that the con
artists look for the easy target,
especially the elderly.
The con artists arrive In
Florida about the same time the
snowbirds do. They stay two
months or more and move on.
Each law enforcement agency Is
on the alert for the traveling
criminals but still need to be
contacted by citizens who b e
come suspicious.
"We've had a residential burgulaxly in the southeast part of
the county • District 5." said Lt.
John Thorpe of the Diversified
Intervention Services of the
t
f
sheriffs office. Tw o Impostor
burglars passed themselves off
as building Inspectors.”
If given sufficient Information,
law enforcement agencies can
nab the con artists tn the act. A
year ago a fcmffy named the
Stanley Five was apprehended
while making phony asphalt
repairs at an area car dealer
ship.
M i SA
Making way for
the GreeneWay
K aras
bTAFl1wl-lnT.U
SEMINOLE COUNTY • Eight
Seminole County schools are
applying for a federal education
grant under a comprehensive
reform program designed to
raise
student
achievement
standards.
Each school
Is seeking
$50,000 In a three-year grant.
Florida has received $6.6 mil
lion In a Comprehensive School
Reform grant to make school
curricula more rigorous.
Ooldsboro Elementary School.
Hamilton Elementary School.
Midway Elementary School.
Sanford Middle School. Lake
Brantley High School. Lake
Howell High School. Lyman
High School, and Seminole
High School have applied
through the Seminole County
school district. Florida Depart
ment of Education Program
Specialist Patricia Cheavera
said.
T hese grants will both start
and speed up needed school
wide change In virtually all a s
pects of participating schools.*
U.S. Secretary of Education
Richard Riley said. They will
expand both the quality and
scope of reform efforts that e n
able all children, particularly
at-risk youth, to meet chal
lenging academic standards.*
The grants will support
schools tn achieving m easur
able student performance goals
and In helping students meet
state standards.
An old bank vault was the last remaining structure at U.S. Highway 17-92 and
Airport Boulevard where demolition teams are making way for the last portion of
the GreeneWay, Toll Road 417. The vault was removed in pieces today.
The B ritish arrive and drive
N o car rental problem s here
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Officials
modify
lake path
• S r n v m r c n ------------------------SANFORD • The Florida De
portment of Transportation Is
modifying the Lake Monroe
Rlverwalk project to end at the
Central Florida Zoo. rather than
Wayside Park, because of the
Interstate-4 St. Johns River
Bridge project.
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pressured Into having done.
Seminole County Sheriff Don
Esllnger has sent out urgent
alerts to residents, urging them
to say. 'no" to anyone seeking
to do unsolicited repairs to
their homes or property.
‘Get a good description of
who these people are. what ve
hicle they have and contact
your local law enforcement
agency at once." Esllnger said.
Grant
will raise
school
standards
Tbs $s»laols County t u t s
Attorney's Office sponsors a
Grief Support Oroup for any
one who has lost a loved one to
homicide. The group meets
the second Tuesday of the
month from 6:30 until 8 p.m.
at the Juvenile Assessment
Center located at 181 Bush
Loop. Sanford. The next
meeting will be Ja n . 12. There
Is no cost to anyone who would
Uke to attend. For more In
formation call Bernadette
Seraflnowlcz or Marla Mitchell
at (407) 665-6112.
Construction on the bicycle
and pedestrian path Is sched
uled for 2001 or 2002. The
FDT Is revising Its five-year
transportation plan to fund
$2.3 million for construction,
up from the previously planned
$1.24 million funding.
Sanford Is working with state
agencies on a preliminary study
for design of the Lake Monroe
Rlverwalk project.
The Project Development and
Environmental study will fa
cilitate the (Inal design and e n
gineering of the Rlverwalk.
The study will propose alter
natives for the layout and orlcntaUon of the Rlverwalk. and
assess the feasibility of the
project.
SANFORD - Passengers a r
riving from England are having
no problems getting rental cars
at Orlando Sanford Airport as
long as they have reservations.
*Just about everything has
been act up three and four
months In advance by the tour
companies." Dollar Rental Car
manager Charlie Wllkus said
Wednesday. ’Ninety-nine per
cent of our business Is with
English tourists."
A spokesman for Alamo, the
only other car rental at the a ir
port, said that her company has
a similar booking schedule and
that everyone who reserved a
car lias gotten one. Otherwise.
It Is tight.
"Were booked for the holi
days." the spokesman said.
Several other automobile
rrntal firms that are not at the
airport but supply cars to p a s
sengers arriving there report
that they also are booked but
arc experiencing no difficulty
supplying cars to those who
have pre-booked and pre-pald.
"We’re not that overwhelmed
In that area (Sanford/Lake
Mary/Longwood).*
said
a
spokesman for Specialty Auto
Rrntal.
Sanford Mayor Larry Dale
said he has heard of no com
plaints from visitors who re
quire auto rentals at the Or
lando Sanford Airport.
"We're going to have to ex
pand the car rental service
when we begin to get more do
mestic (lights here." Dale said.
"Everything Is fine at present.
Dollar has been here since the
airport opened."
Orlando International does
have a shortage of cars • even
for people who had advance
reservations. It has been on
unusually busy travel season
and an Industry trend to cut
fleet sizes has many rental
agencies In a panic. Hertz ran
out of specialty vehicles such
as minivans and four-wheel
drives. Other agencies ran out
of everything.
Rental ofllclals say that the
three busiest days for rental
cars are Dec. 26. 27 and 28.
They say that there should be
more cars available for the next
few days. Between Friday and
Monday. Alamo paid for cabs
for customers who had made
reservations but could not be
supplied a rental vehicle.
Longwood historic district to get facelift
B r a d E sins
T fx m rw ra r
LONOWOOD • The Longwood
City Commission will take com
petitive bids from companies
for landscape projects for rightof-ways In the historic district.
The historic district Is located
north of State Road 434, and
west of County Road 427; east
of MUwee Avenue, and south of
Palmetto Avenue.
T h e historic district Is the
focal point of the city,* Mayor
Rusty Miles said at last Mon
day's commission session. *1
think It's Just the first of many
steps to really turn the city
around.*
Commissioner Ron Sargent
said that although he thinks the
historic district needs ’an Im
mediate Infusion* of money for
Improvements, he wants to see
the specific dollar amount In
bidding.
Commissioner Steve Miller
said cost will be a factor In
what work the city does on the
right-of-ways In the historic
district.
'How much money do you
want to spend on 7-foot rightof-ways.* Miller said. ’Cost Is
definitely a stipulation. We're
going to have to look at It. The
Idea Is tn Its Infancy. A lot of
study and debate will need to
be done.*
Miller said the city Is Investi
gating making Improvements In
the district, not redeveloping
the district.
T here Is a big difference
between taking care of grass on
right-of-ways and doing a com
plete redevelopment.* Miller
said. *l'm certainly not going to
be in favor of grandiose
spending on seven foot right of
ways. However, making wliat
we have a little more beautiful
would be Important. What does
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Seminole Herald
wish you and yours
a Happy New Year.
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beautiful mean? That we don't
know at this point.*
Acting city administrator Greg
Manning said he believes a
grant program could enable
businesses In the historic d is
trict to submit grants through
the Historic Preservation Board,
with the city matching the grant
funding.
Manning said he believes the
city should create a Community
Redevelopment Area for the
historic distnet. with the tax
money from the district desig
nated for Improvements In the
district.
"We have the funds to Initiate
the start-up of this.* Manning
said. *We need to Investigate
exactly how much It would cost.
The best tiling we can do Is do
It all at once. If we do It piece
meal. It will cost us more money
In the long wrong.*
Gene Taylor, the owner of
Florida Emporium In Longwood.
H
M
said making improvements tn
the historic district will give the
city a sense of pride.
T hey say you can’t Judge a
book by Its cover.’ Taylor said.
*Well. the historic district's
cover Itself Is In need of Im
provement.*
Bonnie Manjura. who was the
commission's Business Person
of December for Gilbert and
Manjura. said the historic d is
trict should be made Longwood's priority.
"It doesn't have to cost a lot of
money to look right.* Manjura
said. T h is can be a phenome
nal place. Now Is the time to
get people to move in here. We
should look at the way Winter
Park Is re-doing Park Avenue.
Look at St. Augustine's historic
district. The potential here Is
phenomenal.*
Judy Putts, a business owner
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RUSS
W HITE
Billy Graham
is no airhead
Jo h n F Kennedy once
.inked the Rev. Billy G raham
what he would like to
change in hts life. G raham
said he would have watched
less television.
That sounds like good a d
vice.
For the past five decades.
Americans have been o b
sessed with TV - and have
paid for It dearly. Who
wouldn't like to have back
the wasted houra spent In
front of the boob tube?
Each new year, one of my
resolutions Is to pull away
from TV'. To spend m orr
time reading, writing letters,
listening to m usic and exer
cising. There are few - If any
• TV program s that are
w orth viewing.
Let It be known that I
never watched Sienfeld - so
there's no reason to m iss
him. Jerry Springer Is no
more welcome m our home
th a n term ites. Rosie
O'Donnell Is a mess. The lo
cal sp o n scasters a rr dread
ful. Channel 13 has to go.
I had a good laugh the
night televangelist Benny
Hinn w as a guest on the
Larry King sixow. Hlnn told a
story about how he ’healed"
him self at his hotel room,
lllnn said he moved close to
th e TV set and held his
h an d s to it and his own TV
Image. ‘I had a terrible cold
and I prayed with myself to
get over It." Htnn said.
"Do you know what?" King
said during a recent visit to
Orlando. T h a t Benny Hlnn
show Is one of the most
popular ones we ever aired.
We've re-run it and we're
gplng to have Benny on again
as soon as It can be a r
ranged. Me was a delightful
guest."
The O.J. Simpson chase a
few years ago Is a perfect
example of how TV can hyp
notize us. How long did It
last? An hour? The whole
country was Juiced. Gawkcrs
In Los Angeles cheered for
O.J. Network bosses didn't
want the chase to end.
As 1998 comes to a close,
the Im peachm ent hearings
and the Iraqi bombings have
grabbed far more air time
th an necessary. A little
Henry Hyde Is a little too
much, bo are Infra-red shots
from a rooftop In Bagdad.
O.J. was better than this.
According to The U.S.
C ensus Bureau, the popula
tion of the U.S. will be
271.6-15.214 as of Ja n . 1.
1999. That's u p 2,578.000
from J a n . 1. 1998. The
dreadful thing about this Is
th at there will be 2 million
more TV viewers in 1999.
More brains num bed by the
effects of broadcast drivel.
In his sunset years, the
Rev. Billy G raham Is proba
bly on TV more Ilian he
w atches TV. One would
Imagine that the more Intel
ligent and Insightful among
u s watch little TV. Such a
trivial pursuit would bore or
depress them.
My resolution Is to kick
the addiction. No TV for this
fellow In 1999. Billy G raham
h a s shown me the light. 1'rri
signing oft. Goodbye, David
Lettcmran. So long. Mary
Hart. See you later. Ally
McBeal. Eat som ething, will
you!
The way we were: More biographies from 1933
Herr .ire additional biogra
phies of those listed in "Who's
Who In Sanford 1933*. a spe
cial edition of the Sanford
Herald published April 29.
1933.
E rnest F. llouaholder
Ernest F. Housholder, city
attorney, was bom In Bartow
and came to Sanford at the
age of 14. After graduating
from Seminole High School, he
studied at the University of
Florida
commission form of govern
lie had previously served as ment was adopted.
an elected county Judge 1916
(During the summer of
until 1924 when he was 1950. I met Hagan's grand
elected county prosecuting at daughter.
Barbara
Hagan,
torney. In 1926 he became a through the Dr. C.L. Parks
city commissioner and served who llvrd near the Hagans on
that body as mayor for two West 17th Street. Barbara
years. He also had served In lived In Orlando: I believe her
the state legislature.
father was L.P* Hagan Jr. At
Housholder was a Mason. Elk the time she was staying with
and a member of the Seminole the Parks at New Smyrna
County Chamber of Commerce Beach right next door to my
and
the
First
Methodist family. Others near by were
Church Ills favorite recreation Bobby and Em ir
Morris.
as golf, but he was interested Beverly
Cooper.
and.
of
in all sports.
course. Billy Park. Wc all had
Mrs. Housholder before her a great time together (hat
marriage
was
Gretchen week and Barbara and I con
Schultz and they had one son. tinued our friendship for sev
Karlvle. The family resided at eral years as she would visit
107 \V. 17th Street.
her Wanford relatives often.)
L.P. Hagan Sr.
Hr*. Helen Moye
Mr. L.P. Hagan entered the
Mrs. Helen Moye operated
turpentine business In 1901 as Sanford's oldest and one of Its
manager of a plant In Lake foremost beauty shops, known
County. After remaining In as Peter Paul's Beauty 5hoppe.
that position for six years, he She was an experienced op
moved to Sanford and opened erator and frequently attended
a turpentine plant of his own schools to keep pace In her
near Markham.
chosen vocation.
He was a member of the Ma
Moye was bom In 1908 In
sonic Lodge. Elks. Kiwanls. Atlanta. She moved to Sanford
Seminole County Chamber of in 1926 with her parents. Mr.
Commerce and had been and Mrs. J.M . Wilson, and was
president of the Board of Trus graduated from Seminole High
tees for the Methodist O r School In 1927.
/
phanage at Benson Springs for
She was married to Morris
the past six years.
(Mutt) Moye and they resided
Mr. Hagan resided at 1702 at 714 Oak Ave. (They later
Dark Ave. with his wife, the lived on West 15th Street.)
former Bertha Hart and their They were members of First
children. Robert, Lena Belle Baptist Church and she was a
member of the Fireman’s Aux
and L.P. Jr.
When Seminole County was iliary.
formed. Hagan was appointed
Moye enjoyed swimming and
county
commissioner
and attending movies: her hobbles
served five consecutive term s. Included painting and fancy
In 1920 he was elected to the novelties.
stale legislature and served
(Helen Moye was a good
there three terms. He also friend of my mother’s so I was
served on the Sanford City In their home often as a child.
Council a t the time of the new Their children were Miriam
W EA TH ER
I LOCAL FOWCAST
(Punkyl. Dlanr. Jimmy and
Bobby. 1 also recall getting my
first perm anent wave at the
Peter Paul Beauty Shoppe
when I w a s about 10 years old.
Those of you who rem em ber
getting perm anents
before
1950 or so will recall those
machines which were almost a
torture! I*m sure It was Mrs.
Wilson, Helen's mother, who
gavr me my perm anent. The
shop was located In the 100
block of Magnolia Avenue, on
the other side of the alley from
Touchtons Drug. The other
stores I remember tn that
building were Coleman's Gift
Shop. Randall Electric and
Sanford Electric Co.)
Mis. Fannie M unson
Mrs.
Fannie
Stem brldge
Munson had taught music In
Sanford for over 35 years and
continued to conduct piano In
struction at her home. 013
Myrtlr Avenue. Each year h rr
pupils performed In a recital
during the high school com
mencement exercises.
She
was
bom
In
Millcdgrvlllr. Oa. and received
a kindergarten teaching di
ploma from Brenau College In
Gainesville. Ga. She later
studied music nt Brenau Con
servatory and under out
standing teachers tn New York
City.
When only 16. she played
the manual pipe organ at the
St. Stephan Episcopal Church
tn MlUcdgeville and continued
until she came to Florida. She
had been organist at Holy
Cross Episcopal Church for
the past 25 years.
(Her daughter. Miss Fannie
Reba Munson, also taught pi
ano from the same studio.
Several of my friends took les
sons from her, I took piano
from Miss Margaret Davis, an
other local characterl)
CM. Hand
When Seminole County b e
came a separate county from
Orange in 1913, C.M. Hand
was appointed by the governor
to act as sheriff and he held
that position until 1928 with
the exception of one term .
Hand, a resident of the city
since 1879, was first m arried
to Miss Martha Beaty and had
two daughters, Mrs. Sherm an
Lloyd and Mrs. Archie Betts,
both still in Sanford.
-- n
His present -wife was th e
former Mrs. Ruby Powell who
ti* I
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If I i
I n. 4 I i
h* -
Monroe. Hr also served for five
years on passenger trains ru n
ning on the main line to St.
Petersburg.
brought six children lo Hie
marringc:
Katherine.
Mary
nuford. John. Dorothy. Sonny
and Christine. Their home was
on East 22nd Street.
Hand was Unit a railroad
man. serving os conductor on
the first passenger train to
travel over the rails of the Ornnge Belt Railroad which con
nected Sanford with Lake
Tills man spent many years
In public service; before Semi
nole County was formed, he
served ;ls mayor of Sanford,
four years as chief of police
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which declared that slavea held in
Confederate states were to be freed,
was signed by Abraham Lincoln.
I On this day in 1977, Jacqueline Means
became the first woman lo be or
TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in dained an Episcopalian minister.
1929, Guy Lombardo and the Royal
Canadians made the first of their On this day in 1992, Mikhail Gor
annual New Year's Eve broadcasts on bachev and Russian president Boris
Yeltsin announced plans for the trans
CBS radio
formation or the Soviet Union into the
On this day in 194A. President Harry Commonwealth of Independent
Truman proclaimed the end of World
States.
War II.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Lomuo di
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performed as the Beach Boys for the American patriot; BeUy Row <1732first time, in Long Beach, Calif.
16341. American patriot; E.M. Forster
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Charles 11879-1970). writer. J. Edgar Hoover
Cornwallis (1738-1803), British gener (1893-1972). FBI director. Barry Goldal; George C. Marshall (1680 1939), water (1909-1996), U.S. politician; J.D.
U.S Army general statesman; Antho Salinger (1919-). writer, la 80; Frank
ny Hopkins (1937-1, actor, is SI; John Langella (1940 >. actor, ia 39.
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Ben Kingsley (I943-), actor, is S3; 1994, Scott Bentley kicked a 22-yard
Diane von Furstenbcrg (1946-1, de field goal with 21 seconds remaining,
signer. is 32; Patti Smith (I946-). as
State defeated Nebrsaka to
singer-poet, is 32; Donna Summer winFlorida
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and the nation
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championship.
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Jan. 1. 1999
Today it NEW
YEARS DAY; it it the
first day of 1999 and
*v- 12th day of
winter.
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"As a result ol being a con
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Today: Sunny. Highs In the
upper-60s. Lows In the upper403. Friday: Partly cloudy.
Highs In the 1ow-70s. Lows In
the upper-50s. Saturday: After
noon showers. Highs In the
uppcr-70s. Lows In the upper503. Sunday; Scattered thun
derstorms, Highs In the low703. Lows near 50.
THURSDAY:
8 0 LUNAR TABLE: min. 2:50
a.m.. maj. 9:20 a.m.. min. 3:30
p.m., maj. 9:50 p.m.
TIDES: D aytoaa B atch: high:
6:08 a.m.t 6:29 p.m.. low*. —
a.m., 12:24 p.m. Haw Smyrna
Beach: high: 6:13 a.m., 6:34
p.m.. low: — a.m.. 12:29 p.m..
EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 6:28 a.m..
6:49 p.m.. low: •— a.m.. 12:44
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The following reporta were complied from the Seminole County
Sheriffs Office for Incidents recorded Dec. 30:
A lc o h o l:
LOIIOWOOD, D uacaa Trail, 100 block, Dec. 30, 3:15 a.m. A
19-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sherlfTs
deputies for possession of alcohol by a person under the age
of 21 and for possession of a falsified driver license. Deputies
said they were responding to calls of a suspicious vehicle In
the neighborhood. They stopped the vehicle and the driver re
fused to put his hands where the deputy could see them so
they asked him to step out of the vehicle. When he did, he
tried to hide something from their view, according to the depu
ties. and they looked Into the car where they found a half
empty beer bottle on the driver’s seat. In his wallet, they found
two driver licenses, when they checked the one which Identlfled him as being 2 1-years-old, there was no record of It. The
license which showed him to be 19-years-old was valid.
B u rg la ry :
tA f fr o a o . Sanford A r a m , 000 Mock, Dec. 29, 2:14 a.m. A
50-year-old man was arrested by Sanford Police for unarmcs
burglary to a structure and for grand theft. Police said h vas
arrested after witnesses Identified him as the suspect In a bur
glary to a house on Dec. 10 In which $1,342 worth of Items
were taken.
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away tret omomenle Tuesday during a Christmas Tree-Trimmlng ac
tivity. Thefam*yof100-yeer old Lois Pugh gathered for the activity.
Seated In the front row, left to right, are Ruth Wtebofcft, Lori Pugh, and
Gary Taylor, back row, from left, are Bonnie Wlebokft Taylor end BUI
Wleboldt. Below, Mated from left are Jackie Douglas, daughter of
Sanford residents Virginia and John Douglas.
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CAM 1LBERMT. M arlas Pises, 1000 Meek, Dec. 30. 3:22
a.m. A 30-year-old m an was arrested by Casselberry Police for
domestic violence after neighbors complained that his girl
friend kept screaming for him to ‘stop hitting* her and to ’get
off oP her. She confirmed the complaint until they tried to a r
rest him, but then she recanted her story. The officers went
ahead with the arrest.
C A M tU S a X T , Caatl sw i s d T arraes, 1100 block. Dec. 29.
1:45 p.m. A 30-year-old man was arrested by Casselberry Po
lice for domestic violence. Deputies said he and his girlfriend
were Involved In a verbal argument when he threw her against
the wall, ripped her clothing and threw a closet door at her.
PBMH P A M , Macaw Laao, BOO Mock, Dec. 29. 1:30 p.m. A
25-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriflli
ibea for domestic violence. Deputies said he punched his
lend In tie eye when he saw her grab his friend)* hand.
Deputies said he Is currently awaiting trial on another d ia r y
of domestic violence.
LONOWOOD. Douglas Avow s. 1200 Mock. Dec. 30. 145
p.m. A 29-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County
shertflk deputies for domestic violence. Deputies said she
punched her husband In the face several times during wi
argument. They sold she had a strong odor of alcohol about
her.
aANTORD. B rlgktrlrw Dries, 900 Mock. Dec. 29. 827 p m
A 44-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriff!*
deputies for domestic violence. Deputies si Id he was arguing
with hts wife on the driveway of hla mothrrk home when he
tried to go Inside hla mothers house. Whm his mother
obstructed his way, he shoved her out of the vwiy,
D riving u n der the influence:
LONOWOOD, t t a t a Road 454. 1200 Mock. Dec. 29. 143
pun. A 38-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County
shcriflk deputies for driving under the Influence and t r
careless driving. Deputies said he smashed his car Into a tree
after a phantom vehicle* forced him bum Hr rood and kito
t l r tree.
LONOWOOD. (1.5. M gbway 17 02 at Florida Avaana. Drr.
30, 3.04 a.m. A 43-year-old man was arrested by Seminole ,
County shertflk deputies for driving under tic Influence.
D r u g s :
ALTAMONTE BPIUNOB, Laks Dastlay Dries. 000 Mock,
Dec. 29. 9:41 p m A 24-year-old man and a 3Dy ear-old man
were arrested by Altamonte Springs Police for possession cf
less than 20 grams cf marijuana and for possession of ckitg
paraphernalia. Police said they were responding to complaints
of drug use In the apartment when they observed the two rim
sitting near tie living room window smoking what appeared to
be marijuana. Whm they entered tie apartment with
permission of the resident, they could smell the odor cf
marijuana In lie residence. They arrested the two mm they
hod seen smoking.
LAKE MART, Crystal Laks Road at Pmlmatto. Dec. 29. 11:23
a m A 19-year-old man was arrested by Lake Mary Police far
possession of drug paraphernalia and for driving with a
suspended driver license. Police said they stopped him t r
speeding hr a residential neighborhood and found his driver
license had been suspended and arrested him on that charge.
During a search after his arrest, they found. In his possession,
a small pipe used for smoking marijuana.
lANTOHD, Bekool B treat a t County Road 15, Dec. 29. 653
p m A 44-y ear-old man was arrested by Seminole Ccurty
aherlftk deputies for possession of cocaine. Deputies said they
stopped the man for not having proper equipment on Mb
bicycle. During a subsequent search, they found a piece d
crack cocaine wrapped In a gum wra pper In his pocket.
CARL R. (DUCR) DAVIS
Carl E. (Duck) Davis, 37, for
merly of Sanford, died Sunday.
Dec. 27, 1998 In West Ala
bama. Mr. Davts was bom Dec.
19, 1961 In Dayton. Ohio. Mr.
Davis was a restaurant man
ager.
Survivors Include mother,
Shirley A.. Sanford; father,
Oren, Winter Park; slaters.
Shari Rlkc, W. Carrollton.
Ohio, Lisa Sondheim, Sanford,
Lori Singleton, Whiter Park.
Pamela Stem. Lake Mary;
brothers, Johnnie Swlgart Sr.,
Maitland, dreg, Ormond Beach;
six nieces; eight nephews.
Gramkow Funeral
Home,
Sanford, In charge of arrange
ments.
HARRY r . DYKES
Harry F. Dykes. 72. Upsala
Road. Sanford, died Sunday.
Dec. 27. 1998. Bom In Detroit,
Mich., he moved to Centra]
Florida In 1956 from Cincin
Still The
nati. Ohio. Mr. Dykes worked
In maintenance In the health
care industry.
Survivors Include son and
daughter-in-law, Lcs and J e n
nifer. Sanford.
Baldwln-Falrchlld
Oaklawn
Park Cemetery and Funeral
Home. Lake Mary. In charge of
arrangements.
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Davia, Carl E. (Dock)
Funeral Services for Mr. Carl E.
IDuck] Duvis. 37. formerly of San
ford. who died Sunday. Dec. 27. will
be Monday at I p.m. at Gramkow
Funeral Home Chapel. Interment
will be In Oaklawn Park Cemetery.
Friends may call al Gramkow Fu
neral Home Sunday from 2 until 4
p.m. and Monday from 10 a.m. un
til service time. Arrangements by
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W HAT’S HAPPENING
By Dean Smith
SFORTS EDITOR
Parkland gets souvenir
Pennsylvania squad wins
Lake Mary tourney title
SANFORD _ Tire holiday tournam ents will
conclude today and Seminole Community C ol
lege will host a btg weekend of Ju n io r College
basketball before the prep team s start their
run towards th e district tournam ents Monday.
Here ts a look at the sports offerings involv
ing area athletic team s and recreation p ro
gram s for the next week.
Bt Dean Smith_________________
SWOT'S EDITOR
TODAY
P re p G irls' B a s k e tb a ll
* Lake Mary vs. Tennessee High School.
Bristol _ Third Place Game In Tennessee. 6
LIKE MARY - Most Valuable
Player G. Argust hi I live threepointers early In the game as
Parkland High School picked lip
some nice parting gifts to tak r
back to Pennsylvania with It.
rlalm lng the C ham pionship of the
Like Maty Holiday Tournam ent
with a 53-42 victory over Apopka
W ednesday.
Parkland High School look a 125 lead afler the flrsi period and ex
panded the advantage to 22-1 I at
halftime and hit 2l-of-25 free
throw s to keep the Blue D arters at
p.m.
* Oviedo vs. Colonial _ Fifth Place Game of
Lady Trojan Holiday Tournament at Orlaado-Evans. 2 p.m.
* Winter Springe vs. Ocala-Foreet _ Third
Place Game of Forest Holiday Tournament. 6
pm.
P re p B oys' S o c c e r
* Eagle Invitational at Edgewater High
School. Orlando _ Fifth Place Game: Oviedo
vs. Gatnesvllle-Buchholz. noon: Third Place
Game: Lake Mary vs. Melbourne. 2 p.m .;
C ham pionship Game: Like Howell vs. B ishop
Moore. 4 p.m.
liuy.
Argust finished with 16 p o in ts
with It. Szalachowskt chipping In
with 14 points, m ost coming on an
ll-for-12 elfort at the rh arlty
stripe.
C hris Calderon letl Apopka with
16 points and Antonio Bradford
F R ID A Y
A u to R acin g
* PASCAR at Orlando SpeadWorld. 8 p.m.
J u n i o r C o lleg e B u k e t b i U
* WOMEN _ Central Florida Community
College from Ocala n . William JevcD Col
lege from Missouri at Raider Classic.
Seminole Community College. 4 p.m.
M ONDAY, w
Q o iw
Oamc
O cm
Owne
P re p G irls S o c c e r
* Seminole at Leesburg Tournament. TBA
SU N D A Y
J u n io r C ollege B ask etb all
* WOMEN _ Raider Classic at Seminole
Community College Health and Physical
Education Center: SCC vs. Okaloosa-W alton
Community College. Panam a City. 2 p.m.
MONDAY
P re p Boya B a s k e tb a ll
* Lake Howell at Winter Park. J u n lo r varsity.
6 p.m.: varsity, 7:30 p.m.
P re p G irls S o c c e r
* Seminole at Oak Ridge. Junior varsity. 5
p.m.: varsity, 7 p.m.
* Winter Park n . Lake Brantley at Tom
Storey Field. Freshm an. 4:30 p.m.: Junior var
sity. 5:45 p.m.; varsity. 7:30 p.m.
TU ESDA Y
P re p Boya B a s k e tb a ll
* Lake Brantley at Apopka. Ju n io r varsity. 6
p.m.; varsity. 7:45 p.m.
* Mt. Dora Bible at Crooms. Freshm an. 4
p.m.; Junior varsity. 5:30 p.m.; varsity. 7 p.m.
* Seminole at Oak Ridge. Ju n io r varsity, 6
p.m.; varsity. 7:30 p.m.
P re p G irls B a s k e tb a ll
* Euatia at Lyman. Ju n io r varsity, 6 p.m.:
varsity. 7:30 p.m.
* Lake Howell at Blahop Moore. Ju n io r var
sity, 6 p.m.; varsity. 7:30 p.m.
P re p Boya S o c c e r
* Lake Brantley at Apopka. Ju n io r varsity.
5:30 p.m.: varsity. 7 p.m.
* Lake Mary at Seabreexe. Ju n io r varsity. 5
p.m.; varsity. 7 p.m.
* Lyman at Dr. Philllpa. Ju n io r varstty. 5:30
p.m.: varsity, 7:30 p.m.
* Winter Springs at Lake Highland Prep.
Ju n io r varsity. 4:30 p.m.: varsity. 6:30 p.m.
P re p G irls S o c c e r
■ Ptnc Ridge at Winter Springs. F reshm an.
4:30 p.m.; Junior varsity. 6 p.m.: varstty. 8 p.m .
* Seabreeze vs. Lake Mary at Don T. Rey
nolds Stadium. Ju n io r varsity. 5 p.m.; varsity.
7 p.m.
W EDN ESD AY
J u n i o r C ollege B a s k e tb a ll
* MEN _ Seminole Community College vm.
Polk Community College at Winter Haven.
7:30 p.m.
* WOMEN _ Palm Beach Community College,
Lake Worth va. Seminole Community Col
lege at SCC Health and Physical Education
C e n te r. 6 p m.
P rep Boys B a sk e tb a ll
Please see Schedule. Page SA
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P w U and IU*h School. PntiMjrtranla S I. Wpnor* High School 43
Central Honda Chitoltan Academy o f O n m S I. iI m w W |fu
as
Apopka High School 4*. Deltona IUgh School 44
H i m m Christian Academy of Orlando 6ft. take Mary High School 61
TUESDAY, DECEMBER M
Game S . Seminole High School 80. Wytnore High Sr hoot S3
O a n^ a _ Lake Mary High School 90. Dekuna I Ugh Sr hod 46
Gome 7 _ Parkland High V h o d , Prnnaytvanla 4®. Central Florida O i m iu n Acad
emy d Ocoee 46, overtime
C v n r 8 . Apopka High S rh o d 61. Hlawamec CtuteUan Academy. Orlando S3
SA TURDA Y
A u to R a c in g
* PASCAR at New Smyrna Speedway. 7 p.m.
P re p Boya B a s k e tb a ll
* Holiday Shootout at Oviedo, games at 1:30
p.m.; 3 p.m. (Seminole vs. Ft. PlerceWestwood): 4:30 p.m.
Please ace Lake Mary, Pg. BA
LAKE MART HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
P re p G irls S o c c e r
* Seminole at Leesburg Tournament. TUA
J u n i o r C o llege B a s k e tb a ll
* MEN _ Johnson County Community Col
lege. Overland Park. Kansas vs. Seminole
Community College at BCC Health and
Physical Education Center, noon.
* WOMEN _ Raiders Classic at Seminole
Community College Health and Physical
Education Center: Johnson County Commu
nity College. Overland Park. Kansas vs. SCC,
10 a.m.; Central Florida Community College
Classic. Ocala vs. Okaloosa-Walton Commu
nity College. Panama City. 2 p.m.
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added 10.
In the other gam rs. C entral
Florida C hristian Academy from
Ocoee outscored H law asser C h ris
tian Academy, 7-0. in overtime to
grab Thin! Pi.ice, 05-64: host L ik r
Mary opened up a lead early in the
fourth period and withstood a
Seminole rh a llrn g r to claim fifth
place. 54-47; and Deltona High
School took a 25*12 after one q u a r
ter and held off Wymore High
School from Eatnnvtllr. 65-51.
Hlawasser C hristian outscored
CFCA 19-10 In the fourth period to
force overtime, b u t the Eagles
pulled out the victory with a 7 6
overtime advantage.
J o n Simmons led the wray for
CFCA with 15 points, with J a c o b
Hoffman 114) and Michael S chuster
112) also scoring In double figures.
David Andre (16). Ulma A ndrr
112). Chad Harold (II) and Alhea
Hughes (11) all scored In double
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SO
SEVENTH PLATE
Game 0 . llellona High S rh od SS. Wymore High Sch od SI
FIFTH FLAGS
Gome 13 _ Lake Mary High S rh u d 54. Seminole High V h o d 47
THUU> PLACE n iM »
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Kevin Coogan again led the way for coach Mike Gaudreau s Lake Mary quintet as
he scored a game-high 16 points as the Rams odged Seminole, 54-47, to finish in
fifth place in the Lake Mary Holiday Classic Wednesday evening
Game I t . Central Florida Chrtetlan Academy of Ororr 65. limn m m
Aradrmy of Orlando 64. overtime
ChrtaUan
Gamr 10 _ Parkland High V h u o L Pcnirnyhania S3. Apopka IBgh V h o d 43
Bt Toot DeSormicr
Haw ks.
CORRESPONDENT
ORLANDO • Coming Into the Eagle Invita
tional boys soccer tournam ent, Lake Howell
coach Scott ttctstnger said that he had been
watting to see which of his 11 seniors would
step forward and lead this year’s squad of Silver
On W ednesday, goalkeeper Jeff Subbert and
strtk rr Igor Goncalez stepped forward and led
Dike Howell to a 2-1 come-from-behind victory
over the Like Mary Rams and Into this after
noon's 4 p.m. cham pionship match against
lllshop Moore.
“T h at's soccer maturity.* said Hct.singrr of tin
play of Subbert and Goncalez. T h a t's doliq
what needs to be done In a big match anc
leading the team.*
lllshop Moore defeated Melbourne, 1 0 on
penalty kicks, to gain the other spot In the IV
Please see Soccer, Page BA
Patriot
girls win
Classic
Bv Dean Smith_____________
SCOOTS EDITOR
KISSIMMEE _ On a night
filled with high expectations,
only the Lake Brantley girls’
basketball team w'as able to
bring home a cham pionship
trophy to Seminole County.
Flaying In the Eagle Holiday
Classic at Folnctana High
School In Kissimmee, the P a
triots ran out to a 13-2 first
quarter lead and went on to
thum p Oak Ridge. 54-26.
Tilings did not go a s well for
the Lake Brantley boys, who
could not rally from a 35-28
deficit after three periods and
dropped a 54-50 decision to
West Orange In the finals of
the Like Brantley Holiday
Classic in Altamonte Springs.
Winter Park finished third,
knocking off Polnclanu, 56-46.
The L ike Howell hoys also
ran Into a buzzsaw In the finals
of the Jim Clark Hornet C las
sic at Bishop Moore High
School a s
Rummell
High
School from New O rleans
handed the Silver Hawks their
second loss of the season, 6958.
In other action W ednesday
night:
• The Ovtedo boys bounced
back from Tuesday's thrashing
to finish third In the Sunshine
Classic at Father l-opez High
School In Daytona Beach with
an 82-78 trium ph over Leslie
County, Kentucky.
• The Oviedo girls advanced
to the Fifth Place Game In the
Lady Trojan Holiday T ourna
ment at Evans High School by
outscortng Ju p ite r C hristian.
46-38.
Please see Prepe, Page 5A
Sanlord freshman Mequal “Magic" Bush (No. 4, left) and Or
lando's Shernel Donovan (right) will try to help the Seminole
Community College men's and women's teams uphold the pride
ot Florida when they host Johnson County Community College
from Overland Park. Kansas in a women’s/men’s doubfeheader
starling at 10 a m. on Saturday at the SCC gymnasium.
SCC hardwood to host five games
B t Bsan Sm ith-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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SANFORD _ After being Idle for the past couple of
weeks, the basketball court at the Seminole Community
College Health and Physical Education Center will ring
in 1999 willi live gam es over th ree days.
On Friday (Jan. I) nationally-ranked C entral Florida
Community College from Ocala will host William Jewell
College from Missouri in the first game of th e Raider
Classic at -I pan.
Saturday will be th e busiest day. with three gam es.
At 10 a in., coach Kcti Patrick’s No. 2 state-ranked
SCC women's tram Will host Jo h n so n Comity Com m u
nity College Irorn Overland Park. Kansas.
At noon, the Raider men, under coach S tan Cromartle. will also take on Jo h n so n County Community C ol
lege.
The final gam e of the day will have C entral Florida
Community College returning to take on OkaloosaWalton Com munity College from Panam a City at 2 p.m.
Oils game will pit two nationally-ranked team s that
have both won national cham pionships In recent years.
The Raider Classic will conclude on Sunday with a n
other battle of nationally-ranked team s as the SCC
women will b attle Okaloosa-Walton at 2 p.m.
As Is usual, all gam es at SCC are free of charge.
�Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. December 31,1990 - SA
What's Up In The NFL.... The Playoffs
SAN FORD _ We've finally arrived!
Tills weekend m arks the beginning of foot*
ball's ultim ate quest, the Super Bowl.
The season came out m uch the way I had forcasted w ith two disappointing exceptions. The
Seattle Seahawks and the T ennessee Oilers,
now Titans, blew It!
The Seahawks thought thy should give W arren
Moon one more chance and It cost them dearly.
In my opinion he had lost the desire to play the
game and the team would have been better off
going with The Kid Kltna.
lie lias the heart and enough raw talent to
take this learn lo the next level. He rem inds me
of a young Brett Favre and I'm looking forward
to watching him take over next seaso n .
I had no real belief that the Oilers would
challenge the Jag u a rs for the division, but I was
expecting them to put In a few m orr solid per*
form atters this year. They really had an rxrrl*
lent defense, and I was stunned at how poorly
their offense played.
Is It Just me nr Is Steve McNair really that
bad? Tills tram h a s given him plenty of time to
develop and with Eddie George In the buckfleld,
th rre Is no excuse for his failures.
The B urs blew It again for u s ..... I've run Into
more people, my readers Included, who are
com plaining that the C ardinals robbed them of
their playoff position. Get a clue folks! This Is a
very talented team that had countless o p p o rtu
nities to clinch a spot weeks ago. but they c o n
Soccer
C o n tin u e d from P age 4A
naln.
In ronsolatUin bracked play. Ovlrilo blanked
Ju p iter. 3-0. and Lyman ripped Daytona BeachSeabreeze. 7-0. Oviedo ra m r b ark later lo
rllm lnate Lyman. 4-1.
Meanwhile. Gainesville D m iiliol/ knocked off
Satellite, 2-1 on penalty kicks, and Boca R alonOlymplc Heights. 2-0. Earlier. Olympic Heights
bested Palm Bay, 3-1.
The tournam ent wraps up with three gam es
loday at Edgewater High School. Oviedo plays
Iluchholz at noun In the fifth-place game. Lake
Mary and Melbourne will battle (or third place
at 2 p in. before (he Dike llowell/BIshop Moore
title malch.
Subbert was simply spectacular In goal for
Like llowell. stonewalling the Rams through the
first half, when L ike Mary created a half dozen
strong scoring opportunities.
In (lie 13th m inute of play. Subbert m ade a
play Dial qualified as magic or robbery, de
pending on which side of the field you stood.
Dan Wymer used his cranium to redirect a
cro ss toward the Silver Hawk' only to see Sub
bert dive across the goal mouth and p an y Die
sh o t.
*W)ien a goalkeeper m akes a save like that. It
lifts the whole team.* said Lake Mary coach
Larry McCorkle with a rrslgnrd shrug. "What
can you say? We crested a great scoring oppor
tunity and he made a belter save. It happens.*
According to Subbert. all he was trying to do
was not make a m istake.
*1 wasn't trying lo do anything special.* said
Subbert. *1 Just didn’t want lo m ake any m is
takes that would cost us. We knew we could do
It. We Just had to come out and play our game.
Today, we showed what we can do when we play
o u r game.*
To his credit. Wymer kept pulling the trigger,
using every move In his repertoire. Finally, less
th an three m inutes Into the second half. Wymer
finally beat Subbert with u bicycle kick th at left
the crowd open-mouthed In am azem ent.
Unfortunately for the Rams and their fans, the
feeling didn't last long.
With Lake Howell trolling by a goal. Goncalez
stepped up for the Sliver Hawks and get the
offense untrocked.
Five m inutes after Wymer's goal. Goncalez
Whal’s U a l The NFL
BRADY
LESSARD
figures for Hlawassee
C hristian.
Lake Mary made Its free
throws down the stretch. Mack
Hofmann was elght-for-elght
and Nick Anthony was ftve-forsix. as the Rams evened their
record at 5-5 on the season.
Kevin Coogan led the way for
Lake Mary with 16 points,
while Hofmann was also In
double figures with 10 points.
Cornelius Blue again led Ar
row Force VII (2-9) with 11
points, while Sylvester Wynn
netted 10.
Jerry Costanzo (17). Ar
m ando Camacho (16), Clyde
Stevens (14) and Jo e Williams
(II) also scored In double fig
ures as Deltona won Its first
game In the tournam ent.
Dearl O it led all scorers with
26 points for Wymore.
SEV E N T H PLACE GAME
WOLVES 65 . BOBCATS 51
Wjmore (51)
Sltrnnan Hum 2 0 0 5. Steve llaylara
4 0 0 M. Chits Snceti 2 0 0 4. Mike
Johnson 0 0 0 0. Dead Orr 10 6 6 26.
TravU (letup* 0 OO 0. Tony Perkin* 0
0-0 0. Deshinl Jones 1 0 0 2. Edward
nnsIryOOO 0. Dunyell McCrtfl 2 2 4
6 Totals 21 8 10 SI.
Deltona (65)
Armando Camacho 5 5-6 16. Clyde
Stevens 4 4 6 12. Joe Williams 4 3 4
II. Jerry Constaiuo S 7-8 17. Keith
Crren I 0 0 2. Krts Wilson I 0-2 3.
Hand Rivera 0 0 0 0. Terrain e Ruth 0
0 0 0. Taylor lludoa 10 0 2 Totals 2 1
19 26 65
Wymore
13 18 9 13 . 51
Deltona
35 15 8 17 _ B5
Three point Held goal* . Wymore I
(Doml. Dcltuna 4 (Constaiuo 2.
Cantor ho. Wilson) Team louts _ Wymore 23. Heltona 14 Fouled out . Wy
mote. Bayl.ua. Sneed Deltona. Green
Technical* _ Wymore. Sneed
FIFTH PLACE GAME
RAMS 54.
ARROW FORCE VII 4 7
Steelers last week, but the Steelers looked very
bad a s well. I think th ey ll win this one. b u t It
will be closer th a n the bookies In Vegas think.
Fred Taylor Is a football stud. Jagu ars 3 1 . P a
Enough history, let's look Into the CRYSTAL
BALL OF FOOTBALL an d find some winners.
Everyone and th eir uncle will take the p o in ts
In th is one an d s receive third degree b u m s as a
rew ard.
T hese are not the sam e Packers of yesteryear.
Injuries and frec-agency have decim ated th is
team . Favre may keep It close, but the N lners
get th e win convincingly. N lnsrs 2 3 . P a c k sr s
drew a penalty kick when he was pulled down
by a Like Mary defender In the penally box. He
calmly converted the kick to tie the score at
47:28.
It was another live m inutes before Goncalez
put the Silver Hawks ahead. Sieve Bowman
played a cross from the right wing that Goncalez one-touched Into the net.
"We had a little let down after our goal and let
the m omentum slip away.* said McCorkle. T h e
penalty kick go! them fired up and back Into Ihe
game. The difference was they built on the
m om entum and scored an o th er goal shortly
after that.
’Even though we still had over 25 m lnutrs
when they scored their second, we showed our
youth und panicked a bit. It's a tough lesson to
learn, but It's one we have lo learn. I guess It's
heller that It happened today than In the d is
trict toum am rnt.*
While his learn will I k - playing for third place,
today’s flnal will have McCorklr's touch on It •
Bet singer and Bishop Moore coach Mark
Krymont both playrd for McCorkle In high
school. Also. McCorkle's son. Blake, plays for
Like llowell.
“It’s an emotionally draining experience,* said
McCorkle. *l’m proud of Blake and Scott and
Mark ... hut that doesn't m ean It d o esn t bother
me that we re not In Ihe finals.*
After Ihe Inspired perform ance try Luke How
ell und L ikr M.irv. th r consolation srnilltn.il
m atch between Ihe Oviedo UonN and Lyman
Greyhounds was a bll anticllm atlc. II didn't help
m atters any that the Lions scored three goals In
the llrst 13:29 of the gam e.
Ju stin Cook scored twice for Oviedo and a s
sisted on Tom LukeFs goal. Mychal Lunghorst
added the fourth goal. Ben Luker contributed a
pair of assists.
Sieve Simon netted Lyman's goal on an a ssist
from Ryan Potts.
In Ihe IJons' victory over the Ju p iter W arriors
earlier In the day. Steve Luppert scored two
goals. Cook added a goal and a pair of assists.
Erik Rodriguez was credited with the assist on
Cook's goal.
Adrian Pedroza and Slavtsa Markovte both
scored a pair of goals In Lyman's rout of
Seabreeze. Jo h n Baldwin. Mario Erazo. and
Miguel Gonzalez each added a goal. S asa
Markovlc had two a ssists while Baldwin. Erazo.
Chris Weselek. and Dario Pedroza each had one
assist.
L a k e M a ry (54)
Nltk Anthony 0 5 6 5. Kevin Coogan
7 1 4 16. Mall Farkash 0 0 O 0. Adorn*
Sm ith 3 3 6 9 Mike Wlr ks I 6 10 6.
Mark Hofmann IM S 10. Alex Anderson
I 2 2 4. Ja so n Heilman 0 0 0 0. Ryan
Oakley 0 O O 0. Chad Durgut I 0 0 2.
Stephan Nltst he 0 0 0 0. Ron Leemin 0
O O 0 Totals: 14 25 38 54
S e m in o le (4 7 )
Derek Camp* 2 0 0 4. Shaun Leftw ith 0 0 -0 0. Sylvester Whaek 2 0 0 4.
Dennis Curry I 1-2 3. Chad Whitman I
2-2 4. Bat. I’ra tt 2 3 4 7. Cornelius
Blue 3 5 5 I I . Sylvester Wynn 3 4 6
10. Joe Viera 0 0 0 0. Jeff Ju n es 0 1 2
I. Kohhy Dupre I 1 2 3 Totals IS IT23 47.
L a k e M a ry
15 8 13 19 5 4
S e m ln o la
1 1 1 0 13 1 4 . 4 7
Three point field goal* _ Lake Mary I
(Coogan). Team fouls . Lake Mary 19.
Seminole 27. Fouled out . Seminole.
Camps. Curry. T erhnlrals _ none Mrcords . Lake Mary 5-5. Seminole 2-9.
T H IR D PLACE GAME
EAGLES 6 5 . HLAWASSEE 6 4 .
o v ertim e
C a n t r a l F la . C h r. A c a d e m y (85)
Joey M urdork I 0 0 2. Matthew Post
I 0 0 3. Jacob Hoffman 6 1-2 14. Greg
C o u rt 2 0-0 4. Mk tiarl Schuster 5 2 7
12. Carl Schuster 4 0 2 8. Jo n S m ■non* 5 5-fl 15. Jo h n G rarryk 0 0 0 0.
Chad Wanly 0 0 0 0. Ryan Stlgall 3 0 0
7. Donate llofton 0 0 (1 0. Jo sh Dtetrtrk
0 0 0 0 Totals 27 8-17 65
lU a w a a a a a C h r. A c a d e m y (84)
Jeff Thomas 0 4-5 4. Chad Hamid 5
0 1 II. Albea Hughes 5 1-2 I I . Clman
Andre S 1 2 12. Dutch Byrd 2 OO 4.
CUnl Rose 0 O 0 0. Ben Andre 3 0-1 6.
Iluvld Andre 6 2 2 16. Brock llall 0 0 0
0. Ja so n Broadrtck 0 0-0 0. Totals: 26
H-13 BI
C FC A
13 17 19 1 0 7 _ 8 5
H la w a s s e e
13 15 11 1 9 8
84
Three point field goal* . CFCA 3
(Post. Hoffman. Stlgall). Hlawassee 4 ID
Andre 2. Harold U Andrei Tram louts
.C FC A IS: lllaw assre 14 Fouled out _
none. TcchrUcals _ none Records .
CFCA 6 6. Hlawassee 8 5
C H A M PIO N SH IP GAME
PARKLAND 5 3 .
BLUE DARTERS 43
Parkland. Pennsylvania (53)
B SralachowslU 1 11-12 14. C. Lane
0 0 0 0. S Doherty O 2 2 2 T Arulcr-
son 2 4-4 8. G Argust 5 1 2 16 G
Taylor 0 0 0 0. M Breter 0 0 -0 0. A.
Fay 0 0 0 0. K. FaU lngrr 0 0 0 0. A.
Lane 2 1 2 5 C. Ware 0 0 0 0. T Mas
u q u n l 2 0 0 4. D Gower I 2-3 4 To
tals 13 21-25 53
Apopka (43)
Will Casseu* 3 2 2 9. Reggie S m o th
ers I 0-0 3. Terns lllcks 0 9 0 0. Pat
Cannon 0 0 0 0 Kenyada Bullard 4 2-2
10. Brian GUI 0 0 0 O. Todd Ware 0 0 0
0. lum .tr It r u e 0 0 2 0. Antonio
Bradford 3 1-2 7. Isaac Jo h n so n 0 0 0
Chrt* C aklrron 6 1-2 13. TotaLs 17 610 42.
Parkland
Apopka
13 10 13 19 53
5 6 13 1 9 . 43
Ihrre-point field goal* . Parkland 6
(Argust 5. S/.il.uhow skll. Apopka 2
(Casseu* Smother*)
Tram (mil* _
Parkland IO: Apopka 21. Fouled out _
Apopka. Smother* Technical* . none
Krcords _ Apopka 6-4
tr io ts 2 4 .
SAN FRANCISCO (-4) VS. GREEN BAY
MIAMI (-3) VS. BUFFALO
I wish my beloved Bills had decided to stick
with Flutle. b u t I have to support my coach. The
Dolphins may not b o th er to show up for this
one.....It’s etched In stone baby! It'll lie close.
but only b ecause th e network needs the ratings.
Bills 2 4 . D o lp h in s 17.
tinued to come u p short against Inferior team s.
The truth of the m atter Is. w ithout the q u ar
terback change that I have been calling for over
the last three years, this tram Is doomed to m rdlocrlty. I know Dungy h a s the stom ach to trade
Differ, but I'm not sure the owners will let him.
The Dolphins tooked sorry again a s the F al
cons absolutely th ra sh rd them last Sunday.
Tills couldn't have been a huge confidence
builder considering Atlanta had no real reason
to perform well.
As the CRYSTAL BALL OF FOOTBALL
promised the Dolphins will make a n early exit
from the playoff h u n t. They have no business
being here no m atter how m uch their cry-baby
fans w hlnr and com plain when I see them (or
their fathers).
Lake Mary C ontinu ed from Page 4A
The Jag u a rs seem to have found their way
again after the 50-10 trouncing they suffered
two weeks ago. They disposed of the Steelers
with relative ease and look like they developed
some m uch needed confidence for their game on
Sunday.
DALLAS (-8) VS. ARIZONA
Kodney Dangerfleld once said. *1 can 't get no
respect.*
Tlie C ardinals m ust be feeling the sam e way
as an eight-point underdog In this one. Can
Hum m er pull off a m iracle? I'm not sure, but
tills defense will keep It closer th an a touch
down.
The Dallas Cowboys had better be worried
more about applytng for Social Security checks
than making reservations In Miami for the S u
per Bowl.
Tills team s needs to retire..... 1 hate the Cow
girls. Poor Delon, stubbed his toe. can he play?
He says. "No.* C ard in als 2 3 . Cowgirls 10.
JACKSONVILLE (-9) VS. NEW ENGLAND
The J a g u a rs looked very tough against the
21.
Each week I Issue what I consider to be the
best pick against the spread In the schedule.
Tills Is die game th at after research an d c o n
tem plation. I feel most comfortable about re
leasing as my patented LOCK OF THE WEEK.
The Colts played dead for its last week so
we're coming back strong this week.
I'm going with the NEW ENGLAND PATRI
OTS (♦B) OVER THE JAGUARS.
Jacksonville m ay win this game, but this far
too m any points to give a team th at Is due for a
big offensive win eventually.
By the way. for all you saps that think FLOR
IDA STATE will win the Fiesta [Jowl, give me a
call. I'll take six points and VOLUNTEERS any
day!
Enjoy
your
football
and
rem em
b er..... everything else can wattll!
Preps
C ontinued from Pago 4A
• The Lake Howell girls fin
ished fourth In the Jim Clark
Hornet C lassic
at Bishop
Moore, dropping a 46-22 d eci
sion lo Arch Bishop Wood of
Pennsylvania.
• The Lake Mary girls lost In
the sem ifinals of the to u rn a
ment In T ennessee, falling 44- '
38 to No. 11 nationally-ranked
Oak Ridge. Tennessee.
• The W inter Springs girls
also lost In th e sem ifinals of
the O cala-Forest T ournam ent
to M iam i-Southwestern.
In gam es today:
• The Oviedo girls play C olo
nial for Fifth (la c e In the Lady
Trojan Holiday T ournam ent at
Evans High School at 2 p.m.
• The Like Mary girls face
Tennessee High School from
Bristol. T ennessee In the Third
Place Game. Oak Ridge will
lake on
North
Allegheny.
Pennsylvania In Ihe C ham pi
onship Game.
• Tlie W inter Springs girls
will tak e on h o st F orest for
Third Place In th e O t-ulu-Forcst
Tournam ent.
BOY8
J IM CLA RK H O R N E T
C LA SSIC
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
RUMMELL 6 9 .
SILVER HAWKS 5 6
Lake Howell (58)
Kuhn 22 Carvm* 9. Turner 12. Kane
7. Qurt.inl J. ||.>i!ar 6 Total* 22 7-6
56
Rummell, Loualana (69)
S trllh 20. WUu 2. Truax 7. Dnnrgan
4. Gtxxlm 16. Williamson 2 K onlirr
IS Totals: 22 17-27 69
Lake Howell
I iu m U
17 10 9 16 50
10 19 13 1 0 _ 69
Thrrv-putnt Arid giuls _ Lalir llowrU 7
(Kuhn S. Kane 31. KummrU H (Smith 5.
Truaa 2. Donegan) Tram fouls . Lake
(literkm 6. W harton 2. Lobo. Ilayrs).
la-site County 6 (Napier 6. Collett 31.
Team fouls . Ovtrdu 19; Leslie C ounty
16 fouled tail . none. Technicals _
none. Records _ CMrtk) 7-6; Leslie
County 6-6.
GIRLS
I lowed 23; KummrU 9 Knulrd out .
none. Trrhnlrmls . Lake llowell. Iloflar
Krrtmls _ Lake Howell 13-3.
LAKE BRA NTLEY
HOLIDAY C L A SSIC
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
WARRIORS 54. PATRIOTS 50
Woet Oraago (54)
S tam ne 7. Cason 7. Illair 10. Jackson I I . Mailme 2. J o h n s o n 12. WU1bnm 3 Totals 20 11-19 34
iat» ■reader (50)
Kerr hi I I . Scott 2. Ila k rr I. Assent
14 M urrtrj 4 O llrlen 7. Willis 9. Allsw n|w e2. Totals IS 16-22 SO
West Orange 8 18 11 IB 54
Lk. Brantley 0 15 7 22 _ 50
Thrre-potnl field goals _ West Orange
3 ICason. lUalr. Jackson). Lake B ra n
tley 2 (Here hi. WtUlsI T ram fouls _ West
Orange IS. Lake llran tlry 16 touted
out .W e s t Orange lllalr Technicals .
L tk r llrantlry bench. Records . West
Orange 6-S. Lake llran tlry 7-5.
FATHER LOPEZSUNSHINE C LA SSIC
THIRD PLACE GAME
LIONS 02. LESLIE 78
OrM a (S3)
W harton 20. Ilayrs 9. Klsraden 2.
lUrrkrn 25. Lofeo 9. W itherspoon 2.
Jordan 2. Halley 13. T otals 33 6-12 62
Leslie County. Kentucky (78)
Kmdrll I I . Lash 20 Collett 14.
Napier 26. lUgley S. T otals 30 10-20
76
Oviedo
16 22 23 3 3 . 83
Leslie County 26 22 13 17 _ 78
Three-point held goals _ Oviedo 10
POINCLANA-EAGLE
HOLIDAY C LA SSIC
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
PATRIOTS 8 4 . PIONEERS 2 5
Oek Ridge (26)
Goins 4. M Kkrmma 4. Cartxt|al 3.
Avtn 4. C ottm 8. S Ekeroma 4. Totals:
I t 4-11 26.
Luke Brantley (54)
Matilda 6. Smith 8. Ilayrs I. Ilrttlg 9.
Anderson 2. Ftorm ca I I . Reynolds 13.
(drivers 4 Totals: 21 9-17 54.
Oak Ridge
2 6 10 S . 26
Lake Breatley 13 6 30 13 _ 54
Three-point field goals _ Lake llran dry 3 Hiring 3) Tram biuls _ Oak Ridge
I I ; Lake llrantlry 14. Fouled out _
none. Technicals _ none
J IM CLARK H O R N E T
CLASSIC
THIRD PLACE GAME
ARCH BISHOP WOOD 4 0 .
SILVER HAWKE 2 2
Lake H owell (22)
S lrp h rn s 2. W alts 9. kfartinr* 3.
D akar 3- Stanley I. T ut 2. CitruHc 4.
Totals. 7 6 - IS 22.
Arek llakop Wood. Pa. (46)
Uaun 9. W lnrgand 3. W hitney 3.
Harold 19. Taylor S. Arnold 4. MrVann
I. Brennan I. Harry 3. Totals; 16 1323 46
Lake Howell
6 6 2 6 22
Arch 9. Wood 13 11 14 7 _ 46
Three point field goals _ Lake llowell 2
(Watts 2); Arch Bishop Wood I IBaun).
Tram fouls _ Lake I lowed 19. Arch
Bishop Wuud 18. Fouled out _ none.
Technicals none.
________
Schedule
C ontinued from Pago 4A
* Lake Mary a t O viedo. Freshm an. 4:30 p.m.;
Junior varsity. 6 p.m.: varsity. 7:30 p.m.
* New Sm yrna B each at Lyman. Freshm an.
4:30 p.m.; Junior varsity. 6 p.m.: varsity. 7:30
p.m.
* T rin ity Prep at W latcr Sp rin g*. Junior
varsity. 5:30 p.m.: varsity. 7 p.m.
4:15 p.m.; Junior varsity. 5:45 p.m.; varsity.
7:30 p.m.
* Lym an at O vied o. Freshm an. 4:30 p.m.;
Junior varsity. 6 p.m.; varsity. 7:30 p.m.
* S em in o le a t Lake M ary. Freshm an. 4:30
p.m .: Junior varsity. 6 p.m.: varsity. 7:30 p.m.
P re p B oys S o c c e r
* Lake Mary at S a tellite. Ju n io r varsity. 4:30
P rep G irls S o c c e r
p.m .; varsity. 6 p.m.
* S em in ole a t D eltona. Ju n io r varsity. 5 p.m.;
varsity. 7 p.m.
P r e p G irls S o c c e r
* Lake B rantley at B ishop
P rep B oya W re s tlin g
* S em in o le a t T aylor-P ierson . 5:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
P rep B oys B a s k e tb a ll
* D eltona
T rin ity
Chriatlan
M oore. J u n io r
varsity, 5 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m.
* Lake Mary aa. S em inole a t T h om as E.
W hig ham S ta d iu m . Ju n io r varsity. 5 p.m.;
varsity. 7 p.m.
at
Croom*.
Freshm an. 4 p.m.: Junior varsity. 5:30 p.m.;
varsity. 7 p.m.
* Tam pa Prep a t Lake Howell. Freshm an (vs.
Evans). 4 p.m.: Junior varsity. 5:30 p.m.: var
sity. 7 p.m.
P rep G irls B a s k e tb a ll
* Lthe H ow ell at W inter Spring*. Freshman.
* Lake Mary freshm an vs. Lake Howell a t
R ich a rd Evana Field. 4:30 p.m.
* Lym an v s. O viedo s t Joh n C ourier Field.
J u n io r varsity. 5 p.m.; varsity. 7 p.m.
* W inter Springs v s. Lake Howell at R ich ard
Evana Field. Freshm an. 4:30 p.m.: Junior var
sity. 5:45 p.m.; varsity. 7:30 p.m.
P r e p W re a tlln g
* S em in o le at Lake Howell. 5:30 p.m.
Fords set to kickoff Winston Cup testing
DAYTONA BEACH - At least four Ford
team s arc expected a t Daytona In te rn a
tional Speedway Sunday to begin NASCAR
W inston Cup Scries testing for the u p
coming Daytona 500.
Dick Trickle. Ricky Craven. Robert
Pressley. Mark Gibson and Mike Harm on
are scheduled to test at the 2.5-mile track
for two days. The Ford test begins nearly a
solid m onth of testing that leads up to
Spcedweeks 99. which begins Jan . 28 with
practice and qualifying for Ihe Rotex 24 At
Daytona.
owner Ju n te Donlavey will field cars for
Harm on.
H annon Is scheduled to compete for
W inston Cup rookie of the year honors In
1999 with Tony Stewart. Buckshot J o n e s
an d Elliott Sadler.
Pressley will test the No. 77 Ford Taurus
for J a s p e r M otorsports. while Daytona
B each's
Gibson.
a
regular
ARCA
Bondo/Mar-Hyde Series driver will test a
Ford with hopes of making the Daytona
500.
The Ford team s return to test at Daytona
J a n . 12-13. while the General Motors conUngrnt Is set to test J a n . 6-7 and Jim . 19-
A (tortlon of the grandstands Is open for
testing with access through tlie lobby of
DAYTONA USA.
Craven and Harmon are with new team s
tn 1999. while Trickle Is scheduled to test
for ow ncr/driver BUI Elliott. He luis no
definite W inston Cup plans for the 1999
season.
Craven will spend next season behind
the wheel of Fools fielded by SBIII Motorsports. which Is owned by Florida b u si
nessm an Scott Barbour, while veteran car
Team s competing In the Rolex 24 At Day
tona have the track J a n . 9-11. while the
NASCAR Goody's Dash Series and the
NASCAR Busch Series also have scheduled
test dates.
Tlie Dash Series team s are at Daytona
J a n . 15-16. while (lie Busch Series team s
will use the track Jan . 17-18.
Sperdwecks
begins with Rolex 24
practice and qualifying Ja n . 28 and c o n
cludes with Ihe prestigious Daytona 500
Feb. 14.
S p ecial to th e H erald
20.
Daytona offers ticket package
DAYTONA BEACH _ Race fans at Duytona Internationa) Speedway for the first
weekend of the 1999 NASCAR season can
witness It all for 55 •• dollars that Is.
T h e World Center of Racing' Is offering a
special collectible ticket for tlie first week
end of th r NASCAR Winston Cup seaso n .
Included Is adm ission to Bud Pole Day
qualifying for the Daytona 500 on S a tu r
day. Feb. 6: and tlie Bud Shootout At Duytona and the FlrstPlus Financial 200 ARCA
Bondo/Mar-Hyde race on Sunday. Feb. 7.
Tlie collectible ticket features seven-tim e
NASCAR Winston Cup cham pion Dale
E arnhardt. Earnhardt won the D aytona
500 last season for the first time tn h is
10th attem pt.
Tlie weekend ticket Is currently on sale
at the Speedway ticket oftlce for $55.
For Information on the E arnhardt co l
lectible ticket. Daytona USA or any o th er
Daytona International Speedway event,
rail the Speedway ticket office a t (90-1)
253-7223. or visit on the Internet at
http://www.DAYTONAUSA.com.
�• A •Serrano** Herald. Sardord, Fkxxla - Thundey, DecenOef 31. 1996
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SANFORD - The Sanford
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Sanford, will be "singing and
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singing and praising the new
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Sendee tonight.
Oroupe Involved In the
sendee Include The Florida
Nightingales.
Sanford; The
Wings Of Joy. Sanford; «and
Brother Tommie Toliver and
Saviors, Orlando.
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poem
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The sendee begins at 9 p.m.
Bishop Mary W. Smith la the
pastor.
Evangelist
Susan
Oltvena la the assistant pastor.
This will ha Tom's first Christmas
with us. It will be —tf he comes home.
As I writs this, Tom is out prowling
In the pest, when he has
had theurgs to prowl Tom has stayed
away far days and nights at n time.
Just when we would figure be was
gone for good, he would come home.
•Tom’s home!" somebody would
■bout We would break open a carton
of milk, pour some out far Tom, and It
lined up against him. And sure enough,
Tom set up housekeeping on the back
porch.
"AH right, but he’a not to come in
the house,” I announced firmly. "One
hi i n n s i m i s u k i cofne nonw.
There was a lime when it wouldn't dog and cat in the house is enough."
Everybody agreed.
have made any difference to me
But then the winter came and some
whether Tom ever returned.
He came uninvited Into our lives last one decided one night that Tom would
a stray cat with cuts and be cold on the porch. When I opened
bruises nil over him. o piece of his the pantry door the next morning to
right ear gone and a ravenous ap get niy Mother's Oats, there was Tom.
-Who let this cat In?" I bellowed.
petite.
Silence.
It brought out the pity in the little
But of course Tom has been
girls in my house — but not in me.
“Don! feed that cat!" I said, "or hell ever sine* — except far Ms
ai forays
But you know what chance a man
I hare*-------------------L - . t
has when the women In his house are Hke everyone rise — instead of “thet
ke the Prodigal Son returning.
A couple of days ago, the old wan
derlust got to Tom again and he was
off. Now I'm hoping he’ll remember it
cat"
And now I am hoping he makes it
home far Christmas. He has become
perl of that picture of home — ‘eter
nity framed in domesticity," in the
words of Mrs. Miniver — which means
Christmas to me.
Phillips Brooks once said, abaut the
first Christmas: "A father and a
mother and a child were there. No reHgfon that began like that could ever
lose ill character.”
He might have added that the ani
mals were there too. It was a donkey
that a n te d the VMa Mother to Beth
lehem on that far-off night so fang ago.
And it was the animals that helped to
keep it warm in the manger where the
beby Jesus was bora.
OPEN 10AJVLTO 6 RM. NEWYEAR’S EVE
SANFORD • Mt. Sinai Baptist
Church. 1843 Jerry Are., in
conjunction
with Christian
Fellowship Baptist Church and
Second Shiloh M.B. Church,
will be celebrating a Watch
Night Sendee tonight starting
at B p.m.
Brother Anthony Miller Is
pastor of the church.
Special service
SANFORD - The Ministerial
Alliance of Seminole County la
making an urgent appeal for
help in liquidating a mortgage
of $7,000 on the African
American Academy of Alta
Building, (formerly the old
atate theater).
a hiatortc
building In the community.
On Sunday, the alliance will
celebrate Ita second annual
Emancipation
Proclamation
Services at 10 a.m. at the New
Ml. Calvary M.B. Church. At
this time the alliance la asking
all pastors, churches and or*
ganlzations to turn In all col*
Iccted funds and pledges.
Checks can be made pay
able to SunTrust Bank.
H igh tea
LONQWOOD * Prepare for
those watercress sandwiches
and Jellied scones. Once again.
Sisterhood of Congregation
Beth El of Central Florida will
host ohe of the community's
most popular annual events, a
High Tea, dime In truly Brltlah
style.
The Tea will take place 3
p.m.. Jan. 17. at Congregation
Beth El of Central Florida, 100
Ibis Road. Longwood. Partici
pants will have the opportu
nity to greet and meet frlenda
and newcomers during an af
ternoon of camaraderie, foods
fit for a queen, but In her
stead the Dowager Countess
Emllle Delawarr. Dame of the
Brltlah empire, who quietly,
but emphatically reminds us
that *no High Tea la worth its
calories without hats and
gloves!*
A special program la being
prepared with a featured
speaker from the Executive
Board of the Florida Branch of
Women's League for Conserva
tive Judaism.
Reservations are required no
later than Jan. 8. and may be
made by calling Mllllcent
Dachman. (407) 886-3336 or
Joan Schwebcl. (4071 6473306. For additional informa
tion visit our web site at
www.bclh-el.org.
It’s Silent
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have it— tu t millions
don't know it
It's
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leading to major
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if undetected.
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�8A Seminole Herald. Santonl Fionda Thursday Oecemter 31. 1998
People
Filing juvenile cases, part two
Lust week we discussed the
circumstances under which a
slate attorney may direct file a
Juvenile's case In circuit court.
As noted then, the criteria used
tn determining whether a case
may be direct llled In circuit
court were the Juvenile's age.
the offense the Juvenile Is a c
cused of. and Ihe Juvenile's
prior history.
Additionally, the public Inter
est in having adult sanctions
considered or Imposed upon
the Juvenile was a considera
tion. Willi the exception of the
last factor mentioned, the same
criteria, age. ofTense, and prior
history, are used to determine
when the state attorney Is re
quired to direct nir a Juvenile's
case In circuit court.
Florida law requires Out the
state attorney direct file a ru se
In circuit court tf a child was
16 or 17 years of age at the
time the alleged ofTense was
committed and the child has
been previously adjudicated
delinquent for murder, sexual
battery, armed or strong armed
robbery,
carjacking, homeinvasion robbery, aggravated
battery, or aggravated assault.
Atkinson-
Gee
J o h n and Chcrtc W arren of
Sanford announce the e n
gagement of their daughter.
Angela Leigh Atkinson of
Sanford. to Anthony Michael
Gee of Sonford. son of Bob
and Nancy Gee of Sanford.
Bom In Sanford, the bride elect Is the m aternal g ra n d
daughter of the late A.D. and
Delores D rcnnen of Sanford.
Her patcm .il grandparents
are Ruby and Lucky Klmes of
Georgia.
Atkinson is a 1987 grad u
ate of Seminole High School
and Is employed as su p erv i
sor for Neat-N-Tldy In S a n
ford.
Her fiance, bom In Elmira.
N.Y.. is tlie m aternal g ran d
son of the late Jam es and
Margaret Ripley of Sanford,
and the paternal grandson of
Don and Maty Ward of North
Angela Atkinson,
Anthony M. Qaa
Carolina.
Gee
attended
Seminole
High School, an d graduated
from Elmira Free Academy.
Elmira.. In 1989, He Is em
ployed by S unlight Foods.
The wedding will be held
Ja il. 2 at 2 p.m. in the gazebo
of C entennial Park. Sanford.
Depression needs
immediate treatment
|s)he has for your treatment. It
ts imperative that you get
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DEAR ABBY: Just a few words
to let you know w hat happened
after you printed my letter about
the donation of frequent-flier miles
to the Make-A-Wiah Foundation:
The overwhelm ing num ber of
phone calls the Make-A-Wish Foun
dation received a t th alr national
office prom pted them to set up a
special phone line to facilitate the
high volum e of in q u iries they
received a fte r th e colum n ran .
N orthw est A irlines W orldPerks
m em bers do n ated m ore th a n
800,000 miles in the two days fol
lowing the date my letter appeared.
And in addition, the foundation’s
Delta Airlines account was credited
with more than 5 million miles dur
ing the month of July!
Y iv o n n
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but you certainly sound a s
' mi t
and Is currently charged with a
second or subsequent violent
crime against a person.
Additionally. Ihe state attor
ney must direct Me a casein
circuit court, regardless of the
child's age at the time the a l
leged ofTense was committed. If
ihe child has previously been
adjudicated for offenses which.
If committed by un adult, would
be felonies and such adjudica
tion's occurred at three or more
separate delinquency adjudli-atory hearings, and three of
which resulted In residential
commitments.
Furthermore, the state attor
ney must direct Me a case In
circuit court, regardless of the
child's age at the time the al
leged offense was committed, tf
So. Abby, I’m pleased to report
that hundreda of children will bene
fit. Illesa you and your many read
ers who made this possible.
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PALM SPRINGS. CALIF.
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cational nreds of the youth.
However, when a Juvenile's
history demonstrates that ef
forts at rehabilitation have
failed, the law provides for the
treatment of the Juvenile as an
adult. This Is evidenced by the
statues that require the state
attorney direct Me a Juvenile’s
case In circuit court when the
seriousness of the crime a l
leged combined with the Juve
nile's prior history Indicate that
rehabilitation ts not likely. In
the coming weeks we will d is
cuss other aspects of Juvenile
law.
Donations surprise reader
Dear Mary,
1 know I need help, but I
don't know where to turn. I'm
37 years old and for most of my
m arried life I have balanced the
dem ands of a career, marriage,
an d motherhood. But for the
past year it seem s like the sim
plest chores are more than 1
can handle. During the holi
days som etimes I Just couldn't
even think and talk anymore.
I'm tired all the time but when
I'm in bed l don't sleep well.
Even things I used to enjoy
doing are Just too much trouble
or take too m uch energy. My
h u sb an d is getting sick of me
twlng this way. my kids don't
have the mother I want to be.
and my boss h a s said that if 1
can't get over whatever Is both
ering me. she may have to find
someone else for the Job. I’m
feeling worthless, hopeless and
helpless, but my doctor can't
seem to find anything p h y si
cally wrong. People are begin
ning to believe It's all in my
mind. I've even thought that
perhaps 1 should Just end it all
and let everyone get on with
ihclr lives. I'm afraid of taking
drugs so when my doctor su g
gested antidepressants. 1 re
fused them. 1 don't know where
to tu rn for relief.
\fs \
ihe child is alleged to have
committed on act that would be
a violation of law If the child
were an adult, tluit Involves
stealing a motor vehicle. In
cluding. but not limited to. a
violation relating to carjacking
or relntlng to grand theft of a
motor vehicle, and while the
child was tn possession of the
stolen motor vehicle the child
caused serious bodily Injury to
or Ihe death of a person who
was not Involved In the under
lying offense.
One of the main goals of the
Juvenile system ts the rehabili
tation of the Juvenile offender.
In order to accomplish that
goat, the Juvenile Justice Re
form act of 1990 was passed
and nn emphasis was placed on
providing prevention, diver
sion. and early Intervention
programs as well as the provi
sion for the physical and m en
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by Chic Young
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A number of opportunities to bettor inform
you on subjects that are important fo your
forward progress could be m the offing m
the year ahead fTI be up to you. howev
er, to fake advantage at them
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) Stand
up lot your ideas today if you believe
yourself to be right Ju st because an
associate can speak louder or faster than
others doesn’t make his or her concepts
better Gel a jump on kfe by understand
ing the influences thafl govern you in the
year ahead. Send the required refund
form and for your Astro-Graph predictions
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newspaper. P O B o i 1758, Murray Hill
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usual methodical manner in which you
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the boards today It you find yourself m a
muddle, shelve these little jobs for anoth
er day
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don t get along well with one anolher any
social event you might be chairing today
might not come off too smoothly
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factor Don t wail until the opportunity has
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the latter today, even when others are
trying to help
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watchful that you don t become wasteful
and blow the very financial gains you ve
achieved Try to luck some ol it away
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measures can be taken today to circum
vent any negative developm ents that
might occur Just put your mind to doing
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The rarest of the year
by T.K. Ryan
TUMBLEWEEDS
W E L L . THE D ES ER T TR A IL 12 OU T!
FERGIT IT THE ALKALI DRIES U U I
-m i M Y SKIN S N ATURAL M OISTURE.
LEAVIN' IT LACKLUSTRY. AN D
ME A TAD LESS DESIRABUBBLE.
By Phillip Alder
For the final day of the year, let's
look at one of the rarest deals ever.
Why is it so unusual?
This layout occurred during the
Spring Nationals, held in Iteno. Nev,
last March.
When West rebid three diamonds,
perhaps North should have realiied
that his partner was very weak and
settled (or three hearts. With 4 3 3 3
distribution and six losers ilwo in
spades, one in hearts, two in dia
monds and one in clubs), that hand is
not worth its (ace value of 22 points
Still, at the table, it is difficult not to
hope partner has a useful goody or
two
After winning trick one with dum
my's diamond ace, declarer called for
the club king. West won with the ace,
cashed his two diamond tricks, and
switched to the spade king. Declarer
ducked this trick, took the next with
dummy's spade ace. ruffed the spade
jack in hand, took the trump finesse,
and cashed the heart ace. When the
king dropped. South claimed the re
mainder for one down.
Vulnerable: Neither
You’re right — West does better lo
Dealer. West
revert to diamonds after his spade
West North
East
South
king holds. With East having the heart
1a
Dbl
Pass
nine, the defenders must score a
3a
tv
Pass
1v
trump trick as well.
Dbl. All |
Pass
Back in the days of whist, the Earl
of Yarborough made good money bel
Opening lead: a K
ting his 1.000 pounds to the player's
one pound that the player wouldn't
pick up a Yarborough — a hand with the odds against that happening? Is it
no card higher than a nine — on the about 182 million to one, or is my
next deal. The true odds are 1.827 to arithmetic un-honor-able?
one against. And here are two
i. ina by NKA, Inc
Yarboroughs in one deal' What are
ANNIE
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All the M&VLOVSLY
by Leonard Starr
�1 0 A - Seminole Herald, Sanford. Rot da
Legal Notices
IN THE CtNCUIT COUNT
OF T H I IIO H TIC N TM
JUDICIAL CINCUIT
IN AND FON
9 IM IN O L I COUNTT,
FLONIOA
CIVIL ACTION
CASK NO.I • a -1 II7 -C A -1 4 B
ALLIED GROUP
LAONT GAGE COMPANY
Pln.nl .t»
■t
BETTY K'NO. *1 at.
Da'»nd ant<t)
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: BETTY KINO BARNETT
A/K/A BETTY
KINO. AND
RONALD BARRETT. IF IIVINO.
AND IF C l AO ALL UNKNOWN
HEIRS AT LAW OF THE SAID
CEFENOANT(S)
AND
THE
UNKNOWN
BENEFICIARIES
UNDER HIS WILL. IF ANT. AND
ALL THOSE CLAIMING BY.
THROUGH.
UNDER
OR
a g a in s t ANY OF t h e m . AND
ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PAR
TIES. INCLUDING, THE SURVIV
ING
SPOUSE.
HEIRS.
DEVISEES.
GRANTEES.
LEINORS. CREDITORS AND
ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING
BY. THROUGH. UNOEfl OR
AGAINST THAT OEFENOANT;
AND THE
SEVERAL AND
RESPECTIVE
UNKNOWN
ASSIGNS. SUCCESSORS IN
INTEREST.
TRUSTEES
OR
OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING
BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR
AGAINST
ANY
AND
ALL
CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR
PARTIES. NATURAL OR COR
PORATE OR WHOSE EXACT
LEGAL STATUS IS u n k n o w n .
CLAIMING UNDER ANY OF THE
ABOVE NAMEO OESCRiBED
OEFENOANTISI
LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE IS
PRESENT RESIDENCE IS
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED tnat An
action to fo/acioa# a mortgage
on the following property in
SEMINOLE County. Flor.da
LOt 79, DEER RUN UNIT 11.
according to ttit Plat ttit'tol.
a* recorded >n Piet Book 29.
Page* 22 and 21. ot tne Public
Record* ot Seminole County,
Florida
has been Med eg amat you. You
are required to file aantten
detente* with tne ci*r* of tne
court and lo **<y * a copy with
in thirty (M l day* after the tiril
publication ot this notice on
Plaintiff a attorney. Will..am M
Goiaon I Attonatet. 1230
South Myrtle Avenue. Suite tOS,
Clearwater. FL J3T583445 otherwiee a default will ba entered
agamil you lor the relief
demanded m the complaint or
petrt.cn
WITNESS my hand and the
teal Ol tma Court on thia 23rd
day ol DECEMBER. IM S
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
Clar* ot the Court
by Ruth King
At Deputy Clerk
Publleh: December 11. 199S
end January 7. 1999
DEX-202
IN THS CIRCUIT COURT
OF THS EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IR AND FOR
SBMtWOLS COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 9 8-12EI-C A
DIVISION 1 4 - A
FIRST UNION NATIONAL
BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION
NATIONAL BANK OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER
TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL
BANK OF FLORIDA
Plaintifflt),
Y*.
LUTHENIA BROWN, at ol.
Defendant!, i
NOTICE
OF FORICLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
purautnt
to
an
Order
Retcheduimg Forecloeure Sale
dated December 22. IM S . and
entered In Cate NO. 99-1281CA of the Circuit Court of the
E ig h t e e n t h judicial Cueuit in
and tor SEMINOLE County.
Florida wherein FIRST UNION
n a t io n a l b a n k f ik /a f ir s t
UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
NORTH CAROLINA. SUCCES
SOR BY MERGER TO FIRST
UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
FLORIOA i* the P amt it and
LUTHENIA BROWN. SEM iNO l E
COUNTY. FIRSTPLUS FINAN
CIAL. INC.; NATIONSBANK.
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO
BARNETT BANK. N.A.; NORWEST FINANCIAL FLORIDA.
INC. Are the Defendant*. I will
tail to tha highett and bait bid
der for ca»n at tha Waal front
door of the Sominola County
Courthoute. Sanford. Florida af
11.00 a m . on the 29th day of
January, 1399, tha following
detensed pruperty e* tet forth
g
m
Thursday. December -l*
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
Sanford
Ft*.
32773
wi ta d Fma. Judgment
Proypect'v*
bidder*
may
LOT tOt. SAN LAN!*. THIRD
m*p*ct vehicle on* hour prior
SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE
to
file
Teintt
are
cath
or
cettiplat th e r e o f, as r e c o r d ed
bed fund* Seminole Wreck*'
N PLAT BOOK 13. PAGE 7S. OF
tetervet the right to accept or
THE PURLfC RECORDS OF
r*|*c1 any and «H bid*
SEM NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA.
Publikh December 31, 1998
WITNESS MY HAND and Ihe
DEX-207
H a l ot th » Court on December
23. IM S
ISEALI
Maryann* Mori*
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT
Cter* of the Circuit Court
IN AND FON
By. Jane t Jatewtc
SEM INO LI COUNTY,
Deputy Clerk
FLORIOA
Echevarria. McCette, Raymer.
PROBATE DIVISION
Barren A Frapp,or
File N*. 8 9 -1088CP
Poat Olfio* Bet 3110
IN RE ESTATE OF
Tampa. FL 33401
NANCY G JOHNSON
F9S06M92
Oeceeeed
tt you are a pence with e ditNOTICE
ability who need* accommoda- |
OF
ADMINISTRATION
bon in order tn paructpal t in i
Th* administration ot the
thi* proceeding, you are enti
tled at no coat to you, for Ihe ■ *»tat* of NANCY G JOHNSON,
deceased. Fit* Number 98pronaion t>f certain a1 valence
tOSSCP. ■* pending in the
Pleat*
contact
Court
Circuit Court for Semmo'e
Admimttrtticn at JOI N Par*
County,
Florida,
Probate
A.enu*. Sanford. Ftorrda 12771.
Divition. the iddree* ot which
teiaphon* number (J07| 323i* 301 N. Perk Avenue. Sanford.
4330, within 2 worlmg day* of
Florida. 32771. Tha name* and
your ractlpt of thi* document; It
addr*i**a ol lha Pertonel
hearing mpttred. (TOO) 1-800
Repretentaliv#
and
th#
455-8771
Per tonal
Rapietentativa'1
Pubt.th Oecomh.tr i t , 1998
attorney
are
tel
forth
below
ana January 7. H 91
Any interacted perton upon
0(1-201
Whom Mill notice it aerved who
intend* to challenge th* validity
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
pi the Will, tha qualification* of
OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL
th* Ptrtonal Repratentativo.
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
venue, or |un*diction ot th*
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
Court, and all perton* having
FLORIDA
clam* again*! thi* aitat* who
GENERAL
art terved with a copy of thu
JURISDICTION DIVISION
nonce, are required to til* with
CASE NO: 9S 2199 C A M K
th*
Court tuch objection or
CE CAPITAL m o r t g a g e
claim within* the talar of three
SERVICES. INC.
month* after the .tel* of fho
PLAINTIFF
full publication of thi* nottc*
vs
or 30 day* attar Ihe date ot for
SHARON JANE CECIL
me* of a copy ol thia notic* on
F/K/A SHARON JANE
tnat
paraon.
WILSON. ET AL
Perton* having claim* again*!
DEFINOANT(St
tn* atlat* who ar* not knokwn
NOTICE OF ACTION
to Ih* Ptrtonal Rapraaentativ*
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
TO TIMOTHY L WILSON. IF
and who** name* or addreataa
LIVING. AND IF OEAO. THE
ar* not rvatorably awettamUNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS.
able mutt Me all claim* egamtl
□ IVISEES. GRANTEES. AS
tn eavtat* within three months
SIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI
after the dele of Iho Inal publi
TORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL
cation Ot this notice
OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN
ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC
INTEREST
BY,
THROUGH.
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE
UNDER OR AGAINST TIMOTHY
FOREVER BARRED
L. WILSON and UNKNOWN
Th* date of the tnat publica
SPOUSE OF TIMOTHY L WIL
tion ol thi* nolle* it Decamber
SON. whoa* rea.danc* it
24. 1998
unknown if they be lit mg: end if
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
they be dead, the unknown
Darnel M. Coughlm. Jr
defendanti who may ba aboutc/o 1481 W Fairbankt Av*
•t. hair*. d*m*t*t. giant***,
F O . Boa 70
attign***, lienor*, creditor*,
Winter Park, Florida 32790
truttee*. and all parti** claim
(407) 647-3978
ing an inter**! by. through,
Oan.*l J LeFevre, Lawyer
under
ot
agemtl
the
Attorney lor
Defendant*, who are not known
Paraonal Repr*tentative
to be dead or alt**, and all par1491 W Fairbanks Avenue
tiea having er claiming to hava
PO. Boi 70
any right, title Or inttrett In tha
Winter Park. Florida 32790
property deter.bed in the mort
(407) 647-3975
gage being torecloted herein.
Florida Bar No. 046209
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTlFICO
Publikh: Oacambtr 24. 31, 1998
that an action to loreclote a
OEM-171
mortgage on the following
property:
THE EASTERLY 9 FEET OF
IN THB CIRCUIT CO URT
LOT 13. ALL OF LOT 14 AND
OF TH E EIGHTEENTH
THE WESTERLY la FEET OF
JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT
LOT S. BLOCK 4. WEST WILOIN AMO FOR
MERE. SECOND
SECTION.
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
FLORIOA
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
CIVIL CASE
PLAT BOOK 15. PAGE 5. OF
NO. B7-BSS-CA-1B-L
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
IN RE; FORFEITURE OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA,
8189,930 09 IN UMITtO
ha* been tiled egamu you end
STATES CURRENCY AMO
you are required to aery* a
H O .000 00 IN UNITED
copy ot your written detente*,
STATES CURRENCY.
it any, lo it cn DAVIO J. STERN.
NO TICE OF ACTION
ESQ. Plaintiff a attorney, whoae
TO: Genaro Barraro; Joae Luit
addreas it 901 S Uruvereity
Cortez Juan Manuel Delgado,
Drivo 4500, Plantation. FL
J r ; Parfaclo Floraa-Cadana;
33324 (no latar than 30 daya
Jeaua Luna Oarcia. Jot* AJonio
from th* dal* of th* tint publi
Siller; and all parti** having or
cation of thi* nolle* ot action)
claiming to hava any right, litl*
or m'acaat In lit* property here
and Me the original with th#
in deecribed.
clerk of thi* coutf either before
teryic* on Plaintiff a attorney or
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action for forfeiture ol the fol
immediately thereafter, otherwi*e a default will be entered
lowing properly felted and held
again*! you lor the relief
in Stmmol* County, Florida:
demanded m the complaint or
S I99.930.00 m U.S. currtncy.
petition filed herein.
hat been filed agalmt you In
me Circuit Court of the
WITNESS my hand and tha
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In
teal of thi* Court at SEMINOLE
and tor Semmol# County,
County, Florida, th* 24th day of
December. 1999
Florida. You ar* tequirad lo
terve a copy of your written
(SEAL)
delantee, if any, to Ih* comMARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
plain! upon John C. ROM,
Sharin’*
count*!.
who**
CIRCUIT COURT
addraaa la 100 buth Boulevard,
BY; Jean Briltant
Sanford Florida 32773 on or
Deputy Clerk
befora the 29th day of January.
Publikh: December 31, 1998
1999. and til* th* original with
and January 7 .1999
the Clark ol tht* Court either
DCX-203
before aerylce on Sharin'*
NOTICE OF
Counael or immediately merePUBLIC AUCTION
after; otherwiM a default will
None a 1a hereby given:
be entered egamtl you lor the
Seminole Wrecker Service will
relief
demanded
In
Ih*
tell at Public Auction lor aslComplaint tor Final Order ol
rage for cath on damand to
Forfeiture.
highaal bidder, th* following
Dated on: December 24, 1998
deaenbed vehicle
MARYANNE MORSE
Jen. 11. t t t t
ai Clark ol Court
88 Toyota 4 DR
By: Jean Briltant
Vm 8 JT2SV22E0J32St3t]
Deputy Clerk
Tha auction wilt be bald at
Publikh: December 31, 1999
12:00 pm on Ihe taid dal*
and January 7,14, 21, 1999
above At Seminole Wrecker
DCX-204
Service 2940 S. Myrtle Av*,.
.
4-Mi (INCUWkAT1 f t»T tfiJt)
punietssaaot com
i
Legal Notices
*• PUBLIC N O TICE”
SANFORD
AIRPORT AUTHORITY
Th* Sanford Airport Authority
will hold it* regular board meelmg on Tuesday. January 12.
1949. at 830 a m , at lha
Orlando
Sanford
Airport
Evecutiv* Office* Conference
Room,
A K.
Shoemaker
Domestic Terminal, at One R*d
Cleveland Boulevard, Sanford.
Florida Information may he
obtained by contacting Ih*
eaecutiv* olUcea during normal
buima** homy at 322-7771
Pteay* taka nolle* that If any
perton decide* to appeal any
decision made by th* Sanford
Airport Authority with respect
lo any matter considered at th*
meeting or hearing scheduled
harem, he or *h* wilt need a
record of Ih* proceeding*, and
that, tor such purpose, he or
tht may need lo *n*ur* that a
verbatim record of th* proceed
ings it made, which record
include* th* testimony and evi
dence upon which th* appeal
based
Victor D Whit*
Eieculiv* Director
Publish. December 3t, 1998
CFX-20S
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA
CASE MO. 9R-1103-CP
Prebeta Division
IN RE THE ESTATE OF
WILLIAM JOHN
PETERSON,
Oeceated
NOTICE
OF ADMINISTRATION
Th* administration of Ih*
estate ot WILLIAM JOHN
PETERSON, deceased. Cat*
No 98-1103-CP. Is pend ng In
th* Circuit Court tor Semmol*
County.
Florida.
Piobate
Oinaion. Pott Office Drawer C,
Sanford. Florida 32771. Th*
namat and addroaaet of th*
personal rapraaentativ* and Ih*
paraonal representative * attor
ney are tat forth below
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All paraon* on whom thia
notice it served who h*v*
obiactiona that challenge the
validity ot Ih# will. Ih* qualifica
tion* ot Ih* paraonal rapratanlativ*. venue, or |ufi*diclron of
mi* Courl ar* required lo file
then obiection* with thi* Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
(3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY
1301 OATS AFTER THE OATS OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All Croditora of Ih* decadent
and other parson* having
claim* or demand* against
decadent» estate on whom a
copy of thi* notice 1* served
withm three (l) month* after Ih*
dal* ot the trrat publication of
thia none* mutt fit* thair claim*
with thi* Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) 0AVS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All other croditora ot Iho dec*dept and person* having Claim*
daait'* aatwfa naal III
claim* with mi a Court WITHIN
THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Th# dal* of th* tint publica
tion of thia None* it tha 3tat
day ol Oecember. 1998.
Personal Representative
Lynn* I dean Shield*
SS2 Lakeworth Circle
Heathrow, Florida 32748
Attorney for
Paraonal Representative
Joseph A. Rosier. Esqu-ra
Post Office Boa 850176
Lake Mary, Florida 32795-0178
407-321-6677
Florida Bar No. 132408
Publish: December 31, 1998
and January T. 1999
OCX-200
Clreult Ceurt
V*hi*14 Caunty,
Fl«rtda
CASE 9 97-10907-COOL
LeaeeComm Corporation.
Plaintiff
v*
Gladys Edmund*.
Defendant)*)
NOTICE
09 SHERIFF'S BALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
that by virtu* of trial certain
Writ ol Elocution leeued out ol
and under th* teal ot th*
Circuit Court of Volueia County,
Florida. Cat* * 87-10907-COOL
upon a final Judgment rendered
in me aforesaid court on mo
11th day ot March A D. 1999 In
mat certain case entitled
laaaaCaitim
Corporation.
Plaintiff v*. Oladyt Edmund*.
Oafandant which aforesaid Writ
ot Eaacution waa delivered to
me at Sheriff ol Samlnolo
County, Florida and I have
levied upon all th* fight, title
and interest el th# d#f#nd#nt*
In th# following d#scribed prop
arty. veid properly being locat
ed m Seminole County, Florida,
more particularly detenbed aa
follow*:
On* Black Four door 1993
Mittubiehl Eapo LRV Wagon,
Vln 9: JA3CB2QCOP2OI9410
Being etored at Altamonte
Towing.
and Ih# und#reign#d at Sheritt
ot Samirola County, Florida,
will at 11.00 A.M. on the tint
day ot January A D . 1999 offer
tor aalo and tail lo th* highaal
bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND
AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND
ALL EXISTINO LIENS, at the
Front (Watt) Door, at th* etepa,
ot S«minol# County Courthouse
m Sanford. Florida, tha above
d#scribed property
That said tale la being med#
to Mtiefy th* termi of Ihn Writ
of Eaacution.
Donald F, EtUngav
Sheriff
Seminole County. Florida
NOTICE REGARDING THE
AMERICANS WITH DISABILI
TIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS
WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO
CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT
THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS
SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI
SION AT THE SHERIFF'S
OFFICE. 1345 28IH STREET.
SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST
FIVE OATS PRIOR TO THE PRO
CEEDINGS. 1407) 330 8640 7TO
(407) 323-3323
Publith: 0«cember 10, 17, 24,
31. 1994
With Sal* b#mg held on
January t t . 1999
DEX-60
Legal Notices
UNCLAIMED
VEHICLE AUCTION
Removal ot th# below
described vehicle* wat con
ducted m compliance with F. S
713,79 Nolle* that Butch*
Towing will **ll laid vehicle* at
Public Auction lor cath cn
January 7. 1999 at 10 00 am at
200 Persimmon Av* , Sanford.
Flo'ula W* retei v# the right to
withdrew any vehicle* from thi*
auction Alt vehicle* *o*d AS IS.
No tilt* guaranteed Butch*
Towing ratarve* the right to bid
on any vehicle
Vvfucie* may he viewed on*
hour prior to tale
1491 FORD WHITE
KNJPT06MSM8119587
Publith: December 31, 1948
DEX-ttS
NOTICE
None4 14 hereby given mat m*
annual report of the Anna Fertic
Foundation. Inc fa available tor
inspection at its principal
office. 499 Carolyn Drive.
Oviedo. FL 32785. (407) 3598377 during ragultr butineaa
hours by any cltlian who
raqueala it within ISO day* of
thi* nolle#, and that Shirley R.
Ptchford la Ih* Foundation’*
principal manager
Publish: December 31. 1998
DEX-209
Circuit Ceurt
Seminal* Ceunty,
Fieri#*
CASE 9 9T-1076 C A - 1 S W
TSD Systems. Inc .
Flamfitf/Counter Defendant
v*
MB S Computet Warehouse
of Orlando. Inc ,
Defendant/ Countar Plaintiff
MB S Computer Warehoute
ot Orlando. Inc..
Thud Party Plaintiff
v*
Jama* Daly. Ill
Third Party Defendant
NOTICE
OF SHERIFF'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
that by virtu* ot mat certain
Writ ot Eaacution itauad out of
and under th* teal ot th*
Circuit Court ol Stmmol*
County, Florida. Cat* • 97107I-CA-1S-W upon a final
judgment rendered m th* aforeMid court on the 19th day ot
August A O . 1999 in that certain
cat* entitled IS O System*.
Inc.. Plaintilf/Counlar Defen
dant va. M B S
Computer
Warehouse el Orlando. Inc ,
Dafandant/Countar
Plaintiff.
MB a Computer Warehoute ot
Orlando. Inc., Third Fatty
Ptaintitl v* Jama* Daly, lit, Third
Party Defendant which afore
said Writ ol Eaacution waa
delivered lo m* a* ShanN of
Semmol* County. Florida and I
hava l«vi#d upon all th* nght.
ml* and intarait of th# defen
dant*
In
th*
following
described property, said prop
erty being located in Seminole
County. Florida, more particu
larly described a* follow*
1894 Cadillac 0*viHe,
VIN ff108X052BIRU277130
Bring Stored at Altamonte
Towing.
and th* undersigned a* Sheriff
of Semmol* County, Florida,
wttl at 11:00 A M on the 9tin
day ot January A D . 1899 offer
tor tala and M il to th* high**!
bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND
AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND
ALL EXISTING HENS, at Uw
of the
Semmol*
County
Courthouse In Sanford. Florida,
me above described property
Thai taid tala ■* being mad*
10 aatisfy the term* ot m u Writ
ot Eaacution
Donald F. Estinger,
Sneiiff
Seminole County.
Florida
NOTICE REGARDING THE
AMERICANS WITH DISABILI
TIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS
WITH A DISABILITY NIEOING
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO
CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT
THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS
SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI
SION AT THE SHERIFFS
OFFICE. 1345 29TH STREET,
SANFORO. FLORIDA, AT LEAST
FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO
CEEDINGS. (407) 330-6840 TTO
(407) 323-3323
Publith: Oacambtr 10, 17. 24.
31. 1998
With Sale being held on
January tt , 1999
DEX-63
a potion* rfwdL MrtrtaBn who «M t to to MBd can m itt amrigMiM* i
Hr ad w ptocod PIbbm Im p m nsnd «M adam «w
M m 11). I
Opporturtl* (cI bbb . 88). 1 O w m 8 * 6 ( 2 1 7 )
P ^ n e r t In advent*.
If you nead to eftanoa
ad wNa I la iu v * * ptoaa* give ua ■ ctf and m * mfte tie
chenpa to tie neat awaMbte bM oa. fla m check j m ad on f » lr* dm rf p A M m V
you ind an bow . ptaeae cad ua bnmadUaty end m
coned Vie m et tor tie m l p m coBon. W# ** rasponatole lor toe toil meerion only and only lot tie coat o#«M * » heat-
CLASSIFICATIONS
I'r w r
Tin on wrtUna a good advartiismanL
W# want to make tura you am punned with m* manit* from your Sammole Maria ct«uf#d ad
To make sura your ad wort*, wa suggest you keep m mod lha Mowing
• IrcluM aa m w y Nature* of th* Hem you am f#Png a* you can trank ot Ramamter.
17# mom you tea. If# fatter you set
• include a pne* By kshng a pnea. you wd *4rrw*ta unwanted cam from people who
arant senous about buying your maichanttsa
• When you M your phon* numOar. Ml th# tm* of day that e b#»l to reach you. Vtxi
don t want poop# caAmg you whan you am at wort of Maafxng
l ,t I A ll Aft T F F ()
P M IV A T t I'A M t r
M I 1*1 A)
MONT ML 7
.111') w ■( l I ) ii
,
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J lines 5 rt.iys SH)'
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SPt UAL
$ 1H
6 lines ?? d.iys
S6f»
Legal Notices
LEGAL
ADVERTISING
CLERK
UNCLAiaaao
VEHICLE a u c t i o n
Remoral ot th* balow
described vehicle* wa* con
ducted M compliance with F 3.
713.71. Nolle* that Butch’*
Towing wi n M i l taid vatucl* at
Public Auction for cath on
January 11th at 10 00 am at 200
Psrtunmon
Ava,
Sanford,
Florida. W* reserve th* right to
withdraw any vehicle* from thia
auction. All vahtcl** told AS IS
No tilt* guaranteed. Butch'*
Towing reserve* Iho right to bid
on any vehicle
Vehicle* may be viewed on*
hour prior to sale.
1944 FORD Tan
1FABP39XOG177719
Publith: December 31. 1999
DEX-204
Must be computer literate with above
average typing ability. Good organiza
tional skills. Needs to communicate
well with public and internal depart
ments.
A
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*
Full-time Position with good base
salary and company benefits.
Working Hours:
Monday - Friday Sam - 5 pm
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING T O C 0 M IQ E R THE
ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY
THB C ITY OF BANFORD. FLORIDA
Nolle* la hereby given that a Public Hearing will b* held in th*
Commiasion Room at lha City Hall. 300 North Park Avenue, m th*
City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 o'clock FM. on January It . 1999
to conaidar the adoption ol an ordinance by In* City ol Sanford.
Florida, described as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 3456
TO ANNEX a portion ot properly lying batween H, Town* Roed
end North Entrance Roed. and b e tw M n Oregon Avenue and
Town* Centra Boulevard; AS SHOWN ON T H I MAP BELOW
No Phone Calls Please
Apply at the
Seminole Herald
300 North French Avenue
SAN FO R D
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Classified Ad Today
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322-2611
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by Luis C am pos
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A complete description end * copy ot the ordinance shell be
available at ma offica of me City Clara lor all paraon* desiring to
aiarmna tn# tarn*.
All partiaa in mtaratt and cltuana ahall has* an opportunity to
b* heard at laid hearing.
By order of th* City Commission ol m* City ol Sanford. Florida.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR
TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEOINOS SHOULD CONTACT
THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 3305826 48 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETING
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a paraon dacida* to appael a daciaron mad# with r#ap#ct to any mattar considered at th# above
m ating or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record of m* pro
ceeding*. including th# testimony and evidence, wnich record i*
not provided by Ih# City of Sanford. (FS 286 010S)
Jan#t n. Dougherty CMC
City Clerk
Publikh: December 31, 1999 end January 7, 1999
DEX-208
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RESPECTED vr£"v> 7V Ages
(9B90). 100X22-4477 (24hn|
71— H elp W a n t e d
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people «uaa
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1200-|S00 weekly mating gO
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TRUCK SCHOOL
CSC W T A Appn Job AaMM.
Truce
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2302-4704 or OM 302-4700
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Apery I
105— D
107—
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tar eomeone
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McrvFn and Set 2 needed
C(4 OPC Stiffing 240-3086
t t rotor
ooeretar.
360 Anchor Ad, Ceeeetaerry FV
cM. tap pay. Cel Alan nr Don
B30M 939
Men A A ll Dleh
Waehar, f t Apply Lake Mery
Courtyard. 135 Internenon*i
Perbwwy. I*** Mary 444-1000
exams
am ean tor 1M m b o h
24 opennqi tar totabto people
F T A P/T
Pd Training. i
heaBi dmal. M* Inamnc*
Cee* 4 rugnta/wk me ***•
rende. e^enenced ntcaaaary
i DMMnr Aide a to
n pereon at Eata-
, 201 SunaM Dr.
rnmtairry. 407 4iP 1002
324-1020 200
end Hap 4T
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Dr p-4
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vWbrn todev. oet o*d today*
Adi about our tre# pfc* up and
ownify
ifn c v
CM FtaM 0 220X102
LABOAIAt
3rd *MI
Ctoan driving OL
O dddpay-
#«p*n*nc* pretarred but M l
bam queMled appacant E iceAent pay and benefit* Can
I-200-7414400 ert 229
TRUCR DAN*A- Erpert■need w/equp A me work a
ptae Veceoon 2 Pennon (407)
322-2131
Serdord wnototele dttnouior
necepooruet w/ muto function
Muta be PC Rertoa. awe to deal with putdc
Poaatoie adveneemeni i bonuaee tae, aoiK.pwd vacation.
A hokday*. EOE, 0/F/W/P.
Send reeumee to Personnel
Mngr.. PO Boi 1603 Sentort).
FL 17772-1603
SECURITY OFFICIA JOB
Training Armed A Unarmed
Brandy A Aaaoc. 04-7444
LEARNTODRIVE
TRACTORTRAILERS
MfUEHMEMIKK
• FIm ac Ia I AasMssca
•Carrion Hiring Oa tHa
'T ru ck D riv e r
U neurnbued
awry LMAkwerdM tbu Buy
•a name on tal tor 1600
Wtaffi* 332-9667.
« M IN MOUAANCa AM 4211
Knowledge ot front data. oom■ r. A phone M B . CM S7Aior lairaaum* to 574-1111.
as
S220frno. ♦ 1/2 uttktie*
tad KM ptliltoMI 323 3390
MARY
W pnvato beta kv
eabie tv, phone.
A kitchen privkeget Mato prolarrad 1360/menih A 1100
curty depO«M CM 302-712A or
372 2322 (pgr)
AvM 12/1SX2. 2/1 w/
affie 2673X676. Cut* 1/1 *400/
1400 3314797.
DtLTONA 2/1 Uv. on. carport
fried yd
ul“
Needed
Mason*.,
Cerpereer*, Cattnet Maker*.
Dry WM Hangar* Taper*
CM A M or DM 302-1232
TOOOLCA
TIACMCA needed AM 2 PM hr*
m e! Plea** cal 4214477
m ean t
and
Aeitara: Ful kme. Enid orty
Need own franaportMon Good
pay. 330-3232. TroptaM Boding
Seerwtary/Aaceplion let: FT tor
counseling center in Sanford
Typing, delation, phone* A
general office duke* 33*
9200*102 or taa 339-2129
ACCUAITY OFFICE A , ------Mery. Third Stub. F/T A P/T
27 26 Mart, merit moeoM to
(726
CM 321-1112.
lOLDCRIRS: Surface
Taecher Aislatanl and cook
needed lor Chnwen child car*
canter Good pay A benefit*.
322-7906
800-554-7364
CM Dan Faulkner 727-2370
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t n 24fA
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mo Owner Vvancmg 774-7071
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kitchen, washerxfryer 4646-mo
PCS 407422-3366M2_________
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I'HIH ♦M ills
3 2 3 -3 3 0 1
103— H o u s e s *
U n r t m n is h e d
4/IA.Over 1600** A. M»V
^tRENTALS
ESwsst2ANFOAO in W/Dmng Rm.
lArtng Rm. Haekaw. La porehm . Lg Lot...........
HOMOS
Sanford ]/1 W/OOI Garage.
Duffing Room, Lg Screen
Porch.
Lg
Lot...............
*274/2220
LA Mery 1/1 W tad. Fvaptoe*.
Garage.
Gated
Comm........ ..........11020*1000
Sanford Historic Otelhct 1/1
W/Screened Patio. Hardwood
Floor* 10 FI Ceding* Fire
place. CHA_______ 4*00X300
3/1 2 Story Condo, w/
dbo Oarage.
i. Lg Pano. Sep*
......... *771X740
Lk Mary Htddan Wage 2X
Condo WI FpL Comm Pool.
Wather
ant
Dryer
14401200
wmertld Space 900 Sq Ft
2 Office* W/ Recap Area.
Alarm
By*4436X421
2 Warehouse toy*. 1600 Sq
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4X. 10 fried acne, ffijge
lam. frpta. fricdL 2A3J00
4/1J Over 2900 *q ft Sc pool
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bundles (o f Joy, loads o f laughter,
tons o f fu n ..A ll y e a r a n d afterf
o m es
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RaguMr. cafun. roaatod. fraan
3110 Catary Am , Sardord.
is c e l l a n e o u s
W T n T S .'T i
JDPow
New 23900 Ca» 332-0127.
153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r
IMPEACH CLINTON
T-8MRT9I CM 1-200-793-3179
Sa u
DELTONA 10 acre* ktoai tor
mobie homeaaa. hone*, cans,
iarming or rwaaryt Zoned agri
cultural
43.400/ACRE
Sm.
down w/owner Anance 224-7271773 or 224-727-4022
U K ilf c * T L 6 f -f a t o n
Lake. Loch Amor pnvaM
90i300|69.000
U S P o « offica partai
poat acaiaa. eoimiar-Hp ily«a
locking aohd brat* balancing
bar. area 1939 cofroort itam
136 IK Mary. FL Pit: 1334700 -
r. Lark Elactnc. Baikal.
Manual*. Charger 2300 (new
42200) 333-341*
WMAMT LOT-Loch Arbor
422,0001 to. prtr. wooded
LARI HART LOTTVWooded
WOLFF TANMMQ M O B
TAN AT HOME
Buy DIRECT and BAVI
BAY A V I- tankard tal near
part-213.000
331-80A8
from 212900
Low Mantaty Paymentt
Frea Cotar Caiaioa
CM TODAY 1*0^7114)152
238—V ehicles Wanted
157— M o b il e H
Fo b S a u
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CASH 222 PASH
For Junk Cart. Tructa • Mwcf
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M
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O R O CM 2*34333.
tormahwd 26200 32A77S7.
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Home* *3.000 to 22.00* Bel 1*
Francng OUMT1BB-M21
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CHA 1600/mo. CM POS 407622-3366*74
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9H0 080 332-3739
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ac porch 2 out M(X* *144
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ktoai tar
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hortaa or
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homo or
444100 Frwnong i
men* (004)
3281 S . SAN FO R D A V t .. SANFORD
181— A
ppuan ces
4
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Any year make or model.
\MI pay k>p doiarl
Can Oeofl Bedlne
3 0 2 -5 7 3 4
F u x N n u u Fo b Sa u
ta. 4 betfrtutn, targa com
er to* lanced, new carpet aid
part, maid* laundry
CM owner 330-2770.
MATTRESS S A U • Fu« kda
utad boi tpnnga A mama**
165 00 Lanya Mart 323-4133
M
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• Urge Specious ApartoeirtV with
Urge Closets • Lake Front
• Volleyball • Sparkling ftol
• Tenuis Courts
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Apartments
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8714 Ridgewood krm.,
Sanford • 330-0804
JIM DOYLE
(407) 322-2495
2 5 2 -A c c o u n t t n c
BOOKKESPWQ/ACCOUNTWS
A afCOME TAX tor rtlv and
butane**. Accounting Sotobona Plu*. Inc. 407-322-1000
W I NEED HOUSES TO RENT
278- H a n d y M a n
NOME BWROVEMfNT 4V*7
Fan*, cabinat hardwwa,
khafraa.
OrywM rap**
NO JO B TOO S M A a 321-6110
287-L a w n S e r v ic e s
O R ia GROSS LAWN SERVICE
RES/COM
QUALITY CARE
FREE EST 32V0232.
LAWNS/LOTS MOWED Clean
2 5 3 -A D o m o N S 4
R e m o d e l in g
H ome F or S ale
ADVANCE TECTONICS
AddUtona-Home*
2420 Onngi Avt.
Sanford
Local OuHdar tinea 1421
133 4464 COC001444
2 6 3-C a r t e n t r y
Up To $3,500
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CARPENTER Al Horn*
rapes*, paring A ceranvc N*
Richard Ore** 321 5972
Lake
Apartments
Batlrad Carpanlar looking lor
imM p ta . WM ovar 40 yaar*
jt aipananca 321-0321
axe
w it h J o g a n d
$225 MOVES YOU IN!
Nswty RsmodsWnwss
Bedroom. With Porch.
Contra! Air, Range And
Refrigerator.
Special GoodUntil Jaauaiy ‘99
• Spacious Apartments allh Urge dosels • Luke
Front • Volleyball • Sparkling (tool • Tennis Courts
Yoon For
.
268-C h i l d C a r e
C enters
PSI
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Call To Sw I f You
Cam QmaUfy Far This
Housing Program
( 407) 786-8800
Apartments
s
2714
* J J O -5204
brush. 407-5*4-1*5* or
pgr 407X19X317
300- P r e s s u r e
C l e a n in g
2 8 0 -H o m e
Im p r o v e m e n ts
Fra* **L UcAna. Mator credit
d. 1314123
c n A R L U b -c M ix iliA
BuAOar, C8C057295. R#*/
Comm. ramodai. k k ko n L
repair UC. VISA
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RELIGION...PAGE 7A
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times craft
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Boo if you don’t
like Halloween!
A few years
ago. Pastor
Jim Henry
suggested to
his congrega
tion at First
Baptist
Church of
Orlando to
give prayer
tracts to
trlck-orRUSS WHITE
treaters.
Now. tell
me what kid wouldn't prefer a
Tootsie Roll or chewing gum be
tossed Into his or her bag?
Once upon a Halloween, there
was a man who gave away some
of his baseball cards. Take a
handful, he said. Imagine now
receiving a 1052 Mickey Mantle
rookie card!
There wtll be a day • probably
sooner than we think • when
those prayer tracts will be very
valuable, too. But Idda can get
them at church. Halloween Is
Intended to be a party. Trick-ortreating Is more American than
pumpkin pie.
Neighborhoods used to be a
lot safer, o f course, and everyone
knew all the trlck-or-treatera
were no matter how well dis
guised they were.
Today, hardly anyone knows
who the children are that come
to the door and say. T r ic k or
Treat." Most o f the callers are
small fries, escorted by their
parents. They come In bunches •
three, four, five at a time. The
doorbell rings once every 20
minutes or so.
Some o f these little ones seem
to enjoying themselves. Others
seem very shy - coaxed Into the
ceremony by parents, who have
great memories of Halloweens
past. Most o f us had good times
on Halloween. We liked the
treats. We did very few tricks.
It costs $25 or more for each
household to buy Halloween
treats. Some folks go overboard
but most Just head to the super
market and grab whatever they
see first. Everyone wants to have
enough o f a supply. Usually,
people have stuff left.
Sheriff Don Eslinger remem
bers trlck-or-treatlng In Warren.
Mich. He was a stuffed pumpkin
one year. He said Halloweens
were very safe then. The sheriff,
formerly known as a pumpkin,
now warns people to be careful.
Ruth Hamilton, a delightful
100, says that when she was
growing up in Ames, Iowa the
boys In town would do some
nasty tricks on Halloween. T h e
older folks were In fear that the
boys would knock over their
outdoor privies." Mrs. Hamilton
said.
‘ One fellow got so mad that
he went into his toilet with a
shotgun." she said. "He warned
the boys not to come to his
place, and to stay away from his
privies. He had a two holer, you
know. The rich folks had three
holers."
There's a message In that.
50 Cents
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1998
91st YEAR. No. 50
A ir p o r t
p lan s to
ad v an c e
exp an sion
T ax collector and
clerk pay dividends
llliis l O f f
By Russ W hite
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SEMINOLE COUNTY - The
county's tax collector and clerk
o f the circuit court have turned
in more than $4 million in
dividend checks to the county
and taxing authorities.
With this money added to
the county's pot, residents
should pay less In local taxes
the following year.
Tax Collector Ray Valdes
wrote checks to the Board of
County Commissioners
and
two taxing authorities
for
$3.41 million and Clerk of the
Circuit Court Maryanne Morse
wrote her largest ever dividend
check for $1,076,654.
In the 10 years that Valdes
and Morse have been state
Constitutional Officers, they
have consistently produced big
returns.
Valdes, the Treasurer of tire
Year In Florida for 1998, has
returned $24.5 million to Ute
general revenue fund of the
Board
of
Commissioners.
Seminole County School Board
and St. Johns Water Manage
By BIB Earns
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SANFORD - The Orlando
Sanford Airport Board of Di
rectors Is expected to vote
Tuesday on a proposal to a d
vance the plans and specifi
cations for airport expansion.
The 09-70.000 square-foot
expansion o f the airport Is
expected to cost from $12-16
million, said Brendan Carmody, president and manag
ing
director
o f OrlandoSanford International Inc.
‘ Different people have dif
ferent crystal balls on how
much It will cost.” Carmody
said. T h a t's still pretty much
up In the air.*
He did not give a specific
time frame on construction
plans.
The Airport Authority plans
to build
a two-story
con
course that will allow pas
sengers to "walk in and out
o f planes
without
dealing
with the weather," Carmody
said.
The lower level will be re
served for parking. The upper
level o f the- concourse, which
Carmody aald is ‘ on the floor
level o f airplanes* will allow
passengers
direct
access
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By B ill E e m s
HERALD STAFF WRITER
Winning fantasy
CASSELBERRY - Lottery Secretary
Marcia Mann announced that nine win
ning tickets matched all live numbers In
Wednesday's FANTASY 5 drawing.
According to Lottery computer records,
one o f the winning tickets was sold In
Casselberry.
The winners will share a top-prize pay
out totaling $249,685.47. Each ticket
holder will receive a cash prise o f
$27,742.83.
By sh aft Brwdis
HERALD FEATURE EDITOR
LAKE MARY - The Tomorrow
Project will build a strong
foundation for youth In Semi
nole County, from the floor up.
The project is an expansion
of the Seminole Family YMCA.
which among other things,
adds a gymnasium to the ex
isting complex on LongwoodLake Mary Road.
"We hope to moke this a
community building, focused
M o d e l air show comes to Sanford
SANFORD The Sanford
Aero Modelers are hosting a
model Air Show from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
at the SAM Flying Field on
Highway 46, eight miles east
o f Sanford. Plaques
will be
awarded for the best military
fixed-wing model plane, best
aerobatics
plane, best
bi
plane, golden age. and pilots
choice.
Food concessions
will be
available
at
the site, and
there will be a raffle for a free
radio system and kit. Specta
tor parking donation is $2
per car.
‘ Every rivet o f a real plane
is duplicated." Lee Dargue,
President o f the Sanford Aero
Modelers, said.
T h ese
are
real planes, only scaled down
to about 1/3 to 1/4 the size of
the actual plane.
The gas
caps and name plates
are
even real. We have combat
type
action
planes, among
other models. Most planes
have about a seven to eight
foot wingspan, with usually a
minimum o f 60 Inches.*
The Air Show will take place
on a 5,000 square foot run
way.
A 900 square
foot
shaded pavilion wtll be pro
vided
for
spectators.
Hot
Dogs will cost $1. Quarterpound
hamburgers
‘ loaded
with all the trimmings’
will
ment District.
Morse has returned more
than $5.7 million o f profits or
‘ excess fees" generated by her
office. This Is a 13.1 percent
return on Investment. The
$ 1.076.654 dividend Is the sec
ond to top the $1 million level.
She turned over $1,027,520 In
1994, and has averaged 8.3
percent returns on Investments
per year.
Morse snld the Seminole
County Clerk's Office Is one of
47 In the state funded entirely
through fees generated tn dayto-day operations, without anv
general
taxpayer's
support.
These fee-based offices are re
quired by law to transfer any
surplus to the county at the
end of the fiscal year.
Tlie Seminole County Tax
Office has been rated in the
top three o f the state's 67 tax
collecting offices since Valdes
came Into office. Valdes credits
his staff, which he says, give
courteous and good service.
■When residents come to us.
our people greet them with a
smile and take care of the
needs." he said.
on serving the youth o f the
community," said Ed Thomas,
executive director o f the YMCA
branch.
*Wc hope to have a lot o f op
portunities where w ell be able
to do programs like midnight
basketball, working wtth teen
agers. giving them a positive
safe environment. A place
where they will feel good about
coming.
and
bring
their
friends, and hopefully stay out
of trouble In the process.*
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V O L L E Y B A L L C H A M PIO N S C RO W NED
RickGosnsll. a dub mambar prsparas his seals modal of a Franch as ro
bs tics airpians, that ha wil showcase during an air show this weekend.
cost
$1.50, Dargue
said.
Spectators can also buy a
can o f soda.
The Aero Modelers
work
with boy scouts
and cub
scouts. Dargue said he would
like to get more youth In the
area active in building model
airplanes. The group teaches
novices about aero dynamics
and other principals.
"We teach a great deal o f
math, science,
and electron
ics." Dargue said. “We make
sure kids know
why theftplanes are doing what they
do in the air.
We teach
Ohm's Law, signal strength.
the range o f the transmitter,
and move up from there. This
also teaches kids how to deal
with frustration, anxiety, and
satisfaction
In accomplish
ments. We provide free In
struction
as well as enter
tainment. *
Planes are controlled using
Joy sticks
controlling
the
rudder and the throttle on
two transmitters.
A ‘ buddy
box is used," Dargue said, ‘ to
prevent crashes." Whenever a
person loses control o f the
plane, an expert takes control
of the plane from a different
In Brief
dish. Soft drinks will be provided.
salad and drink
Halloween fest
JROTC yard sale
SANFORD - Ladies o f the Fleet Reserve
are hosting a Halloween October Fest cov
ered dish dinner Saturday at 7 p.m. at
The Fleet Reserve. Sanford. For more
Information call (407) 330-1706.
SANFORD - Crooms Academy JROTC
will hold a yard sale Saturday and
Sunday from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. at 208
Forrest Dr., tn the Loch Arbor subdivision
o f Sanford. All proceeds will benefit the
Drill Team and other JROTC programs.
Picnic in the park
Halloween chili
SANFORD - The Society for the
Preservation o f Fort Mellon Park Is having
a Pot Luck Picnic in the Park Saturday at
noon at Fort Mellon Park. Bring a covered
SANFORD • Chill will be served
Saturday from 4 until 7 p.m. at the First
Christian Church. Tickets are $3 (or
adults and $2 lor children, and Includes
The Crooms JROTC will also sell
advanced three day passes to the Sanford
Heritage Festival being held Nov. 13
through Nov. 15 tn downtown Sanford.
The JROTC will receive a portion o f the
Ths Winter Springs votoybal team won its first Girls' Votteybal District
Championship Thursday night. Ths Ovtedo Lions also won ths 6A-3 titts
at Lake Mary. Ss# atortss, Pags IA .
ticket sales from the Greater Sanford
Chamber« f Commerce.
City council meets
OVIEDO • The Oviedo City Council will
meet Monday at 7 p.m. at 400 Alexandla
Blvd.. Ovtedo. The agenda for the meeting
Includes discussion concerning the
Chuluota Small Area Study.
Airport authority meeting
SANFORD • The Sanford Airport
Authority will hold a regular meeting
Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. tn the Authority's
board room at One Red Cleveland Blvd..
Sanford. Items on the agenda Include the
HNTB Consulting Services Agreement
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Dr. O o tt ............. &I A
O b itu a rie s ...............3 A
People ....................«A
P o l i c e B r ie fs
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R e l i g i o n ....................7 A
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Past P T A president honored at Heathrow Elementary
lly M ary R ow ell
f*ivA! t^ i ’ORR F S rO N D K M
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m ow
W ill’ ll Heathrow Ellemon
unit Hr-1 op cued, one i >1 the
ho cot then 1M V going u.t* Yam \
$,uui* r TA jin ’ Mdrnt and vt ol ki ll
1 tot till• --i hot >1 She is now ptesi
hr l*oiii :tv f i t m in i ol IM'As and a
ru n t«*.'i> hi t .it Heathtow
.tthrou IMA wanted to do som e
honor f o x tor hot dedt ration
thr VIMt s At the Ootobet m eet
n Hodil IMA M em bership Chatt
l’ ir* rn It t!! \.1114\ vviili . 1 I f I It*r about llic
lion or .i n hm k 1li.U is to In* placed in tilt*
Honot anul Mrim >iv 1‘atio at (lit* Otlatidn
llttll V 4it thr ! loir>1•< IMA litis is the high
est Itol lot 1 Inrul.t, IMA fa n bestow on anyonr T lie tlr.i tin t•« IT A gave tin- brick to
i i>\ to t 1HI met ttoiinus nml outstan din g
srr\ 14r ot 1 Ini l.tlf at fh iU lrfti ami youth
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a but K sh.tprtl pin to
\ VMl! ,t!s
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hon Ol hr!1 .14 1
11hr tlxMill* lor iIn* October meeting was
V l i thhrrti\ i t Mill lu s t .” Scout Kxplorct
l\>*l t i 7 AUi\ thr Crime 11cvent ion Unit ol
t hi* Sr ml noli >hn ull's Office were at the
line n p itiming t liililifii. I’aicnts
liter*nn
Briefs
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w v v a v i lrc.org
C o n tin u e d from I’ age tA
slants incise suidv) and the in
mm.tl expansion protect
V IAM ONTK SPRINGS
The
t entral Florida
Employment
fo u n d . will sponsor Dtr Great
Fall
’ oh Fail at tin
RDV
'sp oiisp irx Nov t> from noon
until I p m One hundred com
panies are registered to attend
and 2(\k) or more )ob seekers an'
e\|>ectrd to attend
For more information em ploy
ers and job-seekers can call
\ngcla or Mark at (407) 834-
will l>r avatl.iblr at the minima
Mott session Inteiesteil students
mav also enutaet tlielr middle
■lion) gtlld.mee otllees lor uppltitinn materials. Hie ap|)lleattou
■'•adllne Is Jan. 29. 1999.
For further tuformattou call
.47) 320 5223 or (407) 320‘>.'24
ebstte at
Magnet pronram
.loli fair
SAN FO RD
DuF ir
In tern ation al
Baccal.it! -ate
Program
at
Sem inole
High
School will host a magnet pin
gram inform ation session for
Interested parents and students
I all carnivul
Nov 13 at 7 p tn in the SHS
auditorium.
Current eighth grade students
w ho reside in Seminole County
are eligible to apply to participate
lit the ninth grade
Pre-IH
Program Application materials
CASSELBERRY -
entertainment
Including
a
Saturday
BARBECUE
and
Antique Car Show. Ride all day
nmrsday or Sunday for $12. or
purchase Individual tickets for
$1 M ill at the gate or $.50 In
adv.mee at the school. I’rocerds
benefit all Utke Howell High
School sports programs.
■180«. P.iR.V actress, Louis Malle
' lt»32-loy.v, film director. Ilenrv Win
klcr 1 1945 > actor producer, is 5J
30 . 1 9 9 8 fia tU Ih J U E
the .10.1rrf
T"Unp ts
iiiifr of Itewi and the
!>th (hiu of fall
rs
|U|I\ 1 * H i s i ttRY' On this da> in
Is.'.Y television images were first
transmitted, in London Kngland by
inventor John llaird
On tin* dav in 1967 Sen Eugene Me
i jrthv H Minn announced his can
didae.v lor president
•in tin* day in 1974. Muli.imnud Mi
regained the heavyweight having title
In knocking out George Foreman in
tin- eighth round
I ills \N > IIIRTIIH WS: John Adams
I7J5 lK3»- t S president. Richard
Hrmslc; Sheridan 1731 I816>. drama
list William llalsev IR8.’
I S
nav.il hero Kira Pound UR8S t972i.
poet translator. Charles Atlas '1894
I 7
tiudv huildf r Ruth Gordon
TODAY'S SPOIITS: On this day in
194.1. Gus ilodnar of the Toronto
Maple Leaf* scored a goal against the
New York Rangers in the first IS sec
onds of Ins first game
TODAY'S 1)1 OTE: Let every sluice
ol knowledge be opened ami set a
flowing”
John Adams
E X T E N D E D O U TLO O K
FRID AY
Sunny 86 63
SATU RD AY
P t c ld y 8 5 6 5
SUNDAY
P tc ld y 84 6 6
M ONDAY
ShwTS 83 66
PUNTA GORDA Ilte U S. Navy
Armed Guard and Merchant
Seamen. Veterans of World War
II. will bold their fourth Florida
stale mtnl-rennlon. Nov. 18
l*ubiithtni; Ltd
TODAY'S MOON: Between
first quarter lOct 3 8 'and full
moon (Nov 4'
SANFORD - Adults classes In
drama will begin Saturday.
12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Ta)lrl Arts School o f Performing
Arts and Academics. 519 I’almetto Ave.
Renowned drama Instructor,
Joseph Pinkney, formerly of
Washington. DC. who pres
ently resides In Central Flor
ida will teach Die classes.
Pmknry. for the past 28 years,
has worked In theater, radio,
television, and motion p ic
tures.
Pinckney has studied acting
with the late Alfrctlne (Aide)
Brown o f Baltimore. He has
worked side by side with Ruby
Dee, Ossie Davis and has per
formed
In such
plays as
’ Macbeth’ . ’ As You Life It’ , as
well as contemporary plays
like ’ Raisin In The Sun’ , and
”Sun To Sun’ . His radio work
has been greatly received. He
did a television performance
with the Muppcts in a pilot
called ’ Electric Fuzz’ for NBC
TV. His television fame was In
the ’ Strawberry Square’ , and
'Consider Tills* a skit written
by Pinkney and produced by
Howard University's WHMMTV which won four Emmy
awards.
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D a y to n a B ea ch ft N ew
S m y rn a B ea ch : Sena arc 12 feet and calm . W ater tem
perature at D aytona Is 76
degrees and at N ew Sytnrna. 77 degrees. W inds are
from th e n orth at 5-10
m .p.h.
F a n ta s y 5
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T b e h igh tem peratu re In
S a n fo rd T h u rs d a y w a s 84
d egrees en d the ov ern igh t lo w
w ee 56.
R eco rd ed rain fall for the
p eriod en d in g at lO a.m . Fri
day totaled 0 .0 0 inchea.
•S u n rise ...................6:3 0 a.m .
•S u n set....................0:42 p.m .
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Jottph Pinckney
Since living In Florida. Pink
ney has performed for Univer
sal Studios In films and televi
sion. ’ Purlle Victorious* and
’ Ma Rainey's Black Bottom’
was
performed
by
Tajiri
School of Arts In Sanford and
the Summer Performing Arts
Workshop In Eatonvllle where
he works as drama Instructor.
He directed ’ Folklore: The
African American’ for the 7th
Annual Zora Neale Hurston
Festival along with T h e y Made
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Du.e (j-' *-si PuUiirer
Conte cftcch out o u t
s u p p ly of. doy and
cut toys fox the h o lid a ys.
hree candidates would like to fill the open Group 6 seat
party affiliation, make the choice.
JelTThompson has been a lawyer for 15 years, all of that lime
on the bench of the ! 8 th Jundldal Circuit, which serves
Brevard and Seminole counties. For a number of
In Brevard County. He served three years as an assistant prose
reasons. David Dugan Is best.
cutor. then entered private practice that Includes die
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 In u number of volunteer efforts.
become a trial lawyer, which Is why he specialized In
Michael Bross has pracUced law for 12 years In a
criminal defense during his three-year Army service.
wide assortment of ureas, 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. Bross was charged early this
family law - while living most o f that time In Melbourne.
year by the Florida Bar's grievance committee with
Yet there has always been Ume for family and commu
mismanagement of client (nisi accounts, for which
the state Supreme Court has ordered his practice
nity.
18th Judicial
Mr. Dugan's community service has been steller: Boy
closed for 10 days and placed him on probation for a
Circuit, G roup 6 year. That Is not conduct worthy of a Judge.
Scouts, chamber of commerce. Rotary, church, youth
sports. Through such service those who aspire to the bench come
Neither of the later candidates has the length or breadth of
legal experience In match that of Mr. Dugan. Nor can they match
to know the many parts of their communities and those they
his community Involvement.
would Judge.
In short, Mr. Dugan ts best-qualified. Thus, lie Is the Sentinel's
TWo other candidates seek the same scat. Though the Judge sits
choice forjudge. Group 6 . IHtit Judicial Circuit.
lit Brevard County, all voters In the two counties, regardless of
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FRIDAY:
SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 12:35
a.m.. maj. 6:35 a.m.. mln.
12:45 p.m.. maj. 7:05 p.m.
TIDES: Daytona Beach: high:
2:46 a.m.. 3:20 p.m., low: 9:03
a.m.. 9:44 p.m. New Smyrna
Beach: high: 2:51 a.m., 3:25
p.m.. low: 9:08 a.m., 9:49 p.m..
Cocoa Beach: high: 3:06 a.m..
3:40 p.m.. low: 9:23 a.m., 10:04
p.m.
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Pcistmasie’ Send address changes to
SANFORD - Ilte Children's
Home Society Success By Six
Community Resource and R e
ferral Center Is condurttng a
free class for grandparents
caring
for
grandchildren.
Topics to be discussed will In
clude coping with stress, and
Information on legal, medical
and financial Issues faced by a
grandparent
responsible for
raising u grandchild.
Tlte
Foster
Grandparent
Program will facilitate
the
class on Nov. 11 from 2 until
3:30 p.m. at the Salvation
Army. 700 W. 24th Street.
Sanford. For more Information
or to register for the class call
(407) 328-71990.
$
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ADMINISTRATION
Grandparents raising
grandchildren
Herald PM jio by Mary Roawil
Cathy Hodil prosonts Nancy Cox with her brick.
I** NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN
LO TTERY
Play 4
0*1 *7*1
Cash 3
6-9*5
through Nov. 20 at Die Best
Western
Waterfront.
Punta
Gorda. George Milk of the Punta
Gorda/IVare River chapter, will
serve as host.
Information can l>c obtained by
calling Milk at (9411 627-6759 or
write to 3136 St. James Street.
Port Charlotte, FL 33952 or
Harold Ceaser al 1727) 8631307.
A dult classes in dram a
start Saturday at T a jiri
M U lit L ItM U rsilhrr ttuKk I jlrn tU r A m .n l
LO CAL FO RECAST
Today: Sunny. Highs In the
inld-80s. Lows In the low-60s.
Saturday:
Partly
cloudy.
Highs In the tn!d-80s. Lows in
the mld-60s. Sunday: Partly
cloudy. Highs In the mld-80s.
Uiws in the mld-60s. Monday:
Scattered showers. Highs in
the low-80s. Lows In the mid*
60s
Navy reunion
TODAY'S WEATHER. tin this day in
1991. lightning struck a tamper in
l)uccnslund Australia, while she was
reading a novel Doctors said the rubber
mattress she was on saved her life
€
Tlte Lake
Hi veil All-s|KirtH Roosters Club
will sponsor tbe Lake Howell Fall
t at nival Nov 12 through 15 Tlte
eat nival will feature over 710
rides,
midway games, food
booths and continuous live
Date Book
O ct
were also given a slirct with safety tips,
lltcy were also given a questionnaire to
help them determine If their child Is safe.
H ie speaker was Sandy Traeger. president
of the Florid it IM"A.
Ilte next meeting of the Heathrow PTA
will be Dei I. Ilte Heathrow Chorus will
be performing. Ilte Hook Fair will be open
that evening from 5 to 7 pin . with the
general meeting beginning at 7 pan (Tile
Hook Fair s other hours will be November
:» ) through Dec. 1 from 7:.M0 a m
to
noon.I Ilte Heathrow OltI Seoul troops
will be also be at the December IM'A
meeting selling holiday baked goods.
FOR
CIRCUIT
J UGroup
D 6G E
Max
12400
$4800
$96 00
F lor P a Residents add 7% saws tax
to above rates
18th Judicial Circuit
A V h iftapers, Inc.
Apprevx) by 0>md Dugan • pd pot at* pd lor by tte catnpaign to ewet D*vk) Dugan
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from Page 1A
Antony the items necessary
In it well equipped gym are
backboards and hoops, bul
Thomas wanted to make sure
there was a Rood foundation, a
wood floor, for the health of
die teenagers that would be
using the Indoor courts.
'It's a maple wood floor. It's
tongue and groove.' said Th o
mas. The Installation system
gives the floor bounce. *lt will
be a very safe and healthy
floor.'
The expansion project Is g o
ing well. The floor will be In
stalled last. It Is Thomas' hope
that It will be paid for by the
time Installation Is completed.
"We had actually pun ’based
dlls floor over a year ago.' said
Thomas, because the Y could
get It for a good price. T h e
wood has not been paid for yet.
It was purchased on a prom is
sory’ note, llils floor actually
cost us $45,000. which wr
don't have right now.*
n ic YMCA took out a $1.5
million loan for the building,
but has looked lo other funding
sources for equipment
and
Items such as die floor. The
'W all of Light', a glass block
wall with etched names of con
tributors. will jxiy for part of
die cost o f the floor, but T h o
mas ho|»cs to get $25,000 from
a Rotary International grant.
niom as and YMCA building
committee
chairman
Drain
CAerliy are members of die
Lake Mary Rotary Club. With
the helji of President Mike
Hor.ild S nf1frj*:), FlorifJ.i
Finlay. October 30. 1998
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McLean, they
lundlng from
'Children's
Grants.'
hope in win
die
Rotary's
Opportunity
Mr D im said there ts a pool ol
$20 million, available lo Rotary
duhs throughout die country,
with a $25,000 maximum lor
each award.
gather at Ihe S e m in o le Fam ily Y M C A The clu b h o p e s
to win a grant lo h elp p a y for the wood floor being in
stalled in the Y 's g ym n a siu m
“(The project I will bench! the
children and the greater com*
munity of Central Florida.' said
Mcl-can. 'll will enable the
Seminole County YMCA to ex
pand Its reach ol services lo a
greater
proportion
of
the
population, particularly chil
dren that may have cultural oi
economic disadvantages."
*
9WI1 Cfces
Hrrxid Ptioio by Tommy Vinetct
L a k e M ary Rotary C lu b m em bers V e m F e d d e rs e n
(Irom left). Sharon Singelton , Don J a c k s o n , Byro n
R o bin so n . E d T hom as, M ike M cL e a n and J o e A k in s
^
Thomas. Mela-un and Overbv
will be liling ihe grant applica
lion wUhln the week. Thomas
said die Installation ol the
floor should begin in mid
November.
For more tniomiallon almut
Ihe 'W all ol Light', call tile
YMCA at 14071521-8114 I .
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*We
can
do
acrobatics
with the planes.* Dargue said.
*Wr
can turn
planes
all
around in the wind. But. It's
also safe.*
Then* Is a pond near die
air field for floating snil boats
and small powered
boats,
Dargue said. The Aero Model
ers plan to build a track for
racing model cars.
Dargue said the Air Model
ers encourage
people who
ure Interested In model air
planes to take a test
flight
with the group before Invest
ing any money In a plane.
~Wc get u lot of retirees
wtio want
to do this as a
hobby,’ Dargue
said.
The
trouble Is. a lot o f jiroplc buy
a plane, a radio, an engine,
then drop die hobby before
too long. We
want you to
know (his Is something you
want to pursue before
you
spend any money. We want
to work with people to allevi
ate any problems.'
The group has a club plane
novices can use. Membership
In the Sanford Aero Modelers
Is $10 for youth under
14
years old. The price Is $20
far youth 14-18, and $100 for
adults. Dargue said the group
will pay for the cost o f youth
to Join for free when there is a
financial hardship. Often, a
plane
will be donated
by
i *i I*
members to help out a youth
Interested In modrl airplanes,
Dargue said.
Bonnie Ethel Byrd, 92, South
Mellonvtlle Avenue. Sanford,
Thursday Oct. 29, 1998. Bom
Aug. 2. 1906 In Becvtlle, Texas,
she moved to Central Florida
In 1969. Miss Byrd worked in a
restaurant before retiring. She
was a member of First Chris
tian Church of Sanford.
Survivors Include
nephew,
Braxton L. Perkins Jr., San
ford; great-nieces, Marti R ea
gan. Lake Mary. Susan Stair,
U.S. Virgin
Islands,
Linda
Lemons. Lenlor, N.C., Patsy
Newton. Atlanta. Ga.; greatnephew, Braxton L. Perkins
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from planes to the terminal.
During the Initial stage or
expansion, there will be six
gutrs added. Cannody said.
Final expansion
will add a
seventh gate. The exterior of
die airport will have 'pretty
much the same stucco fin
ish.* as It currently has. Carmody said. 'Hie Interior will
ulso have the same finish.
The Airport
Authority
ex
pansion has several packages,
Cannody said.
There
Is a
“vertical circulation package'
that would Improve elevator
service.
There
Is a 'steel
package* for purchasing the
steel that will be needed In
construction,
und a 'loading
bridge package.
There also
Is a ‘ civil
packuge,*
which
would Include new ramps, and
a
'general
construction
package,' Cannody said.
The
Orlando-International
Airport, Inc., Is also planning
an expansion that will cost
approximately
three million
dollars. Carmody said.
This
planned
expansion
would enable die
domestic
terminal to be used by ln-
temadonal flights when It Is
not being used for domestic
llights. Carmody said.
The concourse
would
he
expanded, with more walling
space, windows, and Improved
lighting.
'l l
will be more
utilitarian.* Carmody said.
Thr Airport Authority's $1216 million
expansion
und
the OS 1 $5 million expansion
“are
two dHTm-nt
projects'
that 'can be viewed as com
plimentary
to each
other.'
Cannody said.
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321-0885
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ship with Installments. Dargue
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People
R e n t-to -o w n businesses on the rise
CALENDAR
W riters’ group
Tlie Round Tabic Writers'
Croup meets evrry Saturday at
10 a.m. In the cafe at Borders
bookstore. 880 W. SR 430
(southeast com er o f 436 and
434J. 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 partici
pate by bringing examples of
their own creative writing. If a
serious critique
is desired
bring eight or ten extra copies
for others to mark and edit.
For more Information call
Darrell Johnson at (407) 2821449.
al 2 p.m. through April at the
Agricultural Center in Sanford.,
Tlie club educates members
on daylily growing through
slide shows, guest speakers
and trips to daylily gardens.
There an- no club dues. Call
351-3219.
Brom eliad Society
The Seminole Bromeliad S o
ciety meets the thin! Sunday of
the month, at 2 p.m.. at San
ford Garden Club, U.S. 17-92 at
Fairmont Avenue, Sanford. All
aspects o f bromeliad culture
are covered during the meet
ings. Tlie society is affiliated
with the Florida Council of
Bromeliad Sorirtlrs and Ike
Bromeliad Society Inc. For In
formation. call Bud Martin,
321-0838.
Art Association
Sanford-Seminole Art A sso
ciation meets on the fourth
Saturday of each month, at 1
p.m.. at Shonry's in Sanford.
Those interested In art are
welcome to attend."
Sunbelt Daylily Club
Sunbelt Daylily Club meets
die first Sunday of the month
Ovcrcaters Anonymous
Overenters Anonymous meets
every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. in
Parish Hall Whltncr Lounge of
Holy Cross Episcopal Churvh
In Sanford. Tlie meetings last
about an hour. There nrr no
dues nor fees. Tlie only re
quirement to attend Is the de
sire to slop eating compul
sively.
Smoker is tired o f slurs
Dear Maty,
*'m Ured of the negative slurs
and joking "put downs" I'm get
ting about being a nicotine a d
dict. I smoke because I like it
and it helps me keep my
weight down. I'm certainly not
going to "graduate* on to
heroine or cocaine because I
smoke. 1 guess I don't know
what an addict really Is, but 1
liave this Image o f a Btreet per
son stumbling around begging
for money which they aay they
need for food, but then use for
drugs or alcohol. Maybe that's
too extreme, but I certainly
don't consider myself an addict
Just because 1 smoke a pack of
cigarettes a day.
Don't bother giving me the
quick lecture on why I should
stop smoking. Just tell me what
you really mean when you say
someone has an addiction.
Not Ai
Dear Not,
No lectures. Just the facts:
these are some characteristics
o f a person who Is addicted to
a substance:
• The person Is compelled to
use more and more o f the mibstance, even though this heavy
use has b c t I o u s side effects
and disrupts their lifestyle and
relationships.
• The person Is preoccupied
with getting the substance and
may give it higher priority than
food, paying the rent, or other
basic necessities. Perhaps they
FAMILY
CO U N SELO R
MARY
BALK
stop for a few days or even
weeks, but eventually the Irre
sistible urge draws them back
to It.
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r r in s p i n is TOorc 'ic cu ra ic
to describe your use o f ciga
rettes as a chemical depend
ency. Simply put you will get
unpleasant physical and psy
chological effects from not
having the drug, nicotine.
When we talk about chemical
dependency, we may mean
anything from full-blown a lco
holic or crack addict to the
high school kid who drinks a
wine cooler on the way to
school. My feeling is that
smoking a pack o f cigarettes a
day Is a form o f addiction, but
It la still within our cultural
norms. It Is Just as correct to
say that a smoker Is dependent
on cigarettes for feelings of
well-being.
Mary Balk la a Certified Addiction
Prevention Professional and a
counselor at Crooms Academy.
Phono: 322-6742.
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Long-term Commitment!" "No
Down Payment!" “Free Service
in Your Homcl*
Rent-lo-own
(RTO)
busi
nesses are using such nds (o
attmet customers. Thrrc arc a
host o f local RTO establish
ments and a few nationwide
franchises, and the number is
Increasing rapidly.
RTO's are In regulatory limbo
bernusc their unique marketing
approaches do not fit into the
traditional
merchandising
methods. Are thry retailers
who extend credit to high risk
borrowers,
leasing
agencies
offering long term leases, or
are they rental agencies?
Although RTO merchandising
has only rercntly gained con
siderable attention. It Is not a
new concept. It originated with
an English piano manufacturer
who wanted la Increase his
business by making It easier
for customers to buy pianos.
He created the "hire-purchase"
marketing concept in 1840.
Tills concept has been used for
years by music companies In
cooperation with band teachera enabling beginning stu
dents to m il their Instruments.
If a student lost Interest the
rented Instrument was relumed
and payment ceased. If tlie
student continued In the band
and kept up Hie payments,
eventually the Instrument be
came his.
Tlie "hire-purchase" or RTO
merchandising
method
has
now been extended to the sale
of a wide variety o f merchan
dise including things such as
furniture, appliances. Jewelry,
electronics and even office
equipment. The use o f the RTO
concept to sell n wider variety
o f products has resulted tn the
development o f a new type of
retailer who targets a different
kind of customers, using a dif
ferent sales appeal and possi
bly with a different merchan
dising objective. RTO's have
generated
consumer
com
plaints regarding the amount
’ and 'clarity o f ’ rental/purehase
Information, high prices, se
vere penalties for late pay
ments. and repossession and
debt collection practices. Some
consumer groups want more
slate or federal regulation.
RTO’s contend they serve a
group o f customers rejected by
other sellers and their actions
are reasonable and essential
for economic survival.
CONSUMER
FOCUS
BARBARA
H U G H ES/
GREGG
retailer, Harare » « 1**. classified
ud or a thrift shop. RTO is a
very cosily method o f owner
ship.
* Realize that although RIO
dealers do not use credit re
porting agencies, they do o b
tain and cheek Infomintlnn
about you. They will ask for
information about your em
ployment, such us, who you
work for. how long. Income.
iuid locution. Hits information
will be checked. Also, dralrra
will ask for the name and ad
dress or several rrlullvcs nnd
friends. (Tlie company
will
have enough Information lo lo
cate you.)
* Make sure any contract yon
are considering signing co n
tains all o f the Important fi
nancial Information. Tills in
cludes tilings such us cush
selling price of the merchan
dise: if it Is new or used; the
amount and timing o f rental
payments: u list o f and the
amount o f other charges, such
ns deposits, delivery or rein
statement charges, late fees
and fees to lie paid at the end
o f the contract before owner
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DEAR DISGUSTED: Lying to
you and carrying on a “eteainy"
online flirtation Is a form of
cheating. I don’t Mams yon far
fasllngbetrayad. If the situa
tion w ars reversed, and your
husband discovered you were
liming tM «
h if
I’m
eurs he w ouldn't bo thrilled
either. By all means, confront
him with what you hnow. You
have every right to d— and an
ond to D»ta dishonesty. Ignoring
It wont help. It's time to clear
the nir.
DEAR ABBY: I have an <
roblem with my parents and my
E-lews. They are in their early 70s,
quite healthy and financially sound.
My husband and I have three
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children, the only grandchildren, In
grades 8,9 and 10. With three chil
dren actively involved in sports, we
are on the run four to eix days per
week with echool/club activities,
music lessons, homework, shopping,
cooking, cleaning, laundry, and I
work outside the noma.
We do a tenuous balancing act
and time is our most precious com
modity. Herein lies the problem:
A ll four
foi parents have become
increasingly
tgty lnoetile toward the reelity o f our livea, which they Insist
upon interpreting as, “You have
time for everything and everyone
but us* We call them at least twice
s week, entertain them far ell fami
ly events and see them often, but
they're still dissatisfied They want
us to be available (as a family of
five) at least once a week far them
to “drop by,* for us to “drop by” their
homes, plus a sit-down meal with
them on Sundays at our horns.
Our repeated requests for them
to spend time with us by attending
one o f the children's sporting events
have been ignored. I speak for my
J ana children when I state
that we are at our wit’s end with
s *«i a
the
arguments, hostility, tears and
guilt
It tripe. We're tired o f apologiaj for how we live our Uvea.
ingfi
I know they are fans of your col
umn. Any advice, AbbyT
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M O N -S U N 10 A M -2 A M
There are certain precau
tions
that
any
consumer
should consider before buying
from a rent-to-own (RTO) re
tailer.
• The total cost o f ownership
through RTO should be com
pared with the cost o f mer
chandise sold outright. Try to
locate
conventional
credit.
Consider lay-away plana, or.
buy used merchandise from a
DEAR EXASPERATED: The
■Huetton row describe h typical
of many fearillsc caught up la
tho dem ands o f tho m odern
world. Your parents' raafiHiw lo
gaffaf ■
toot becawe y e w
goals are different. Thor have
too much time on their handai
yon don't have enongfi, Itleflpktaring that they want to epowd
m oroUm o with your famllyt
however, far your own pesos or
la d , don't taho th<
• We're Brand New •COMB FELLOWSHIP!
• Deep Worskip/PRAISE!
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U n c l e
Barbers Hughee/Qragg Is the
Seminole Coutny Extension Home
Econom ist Inquiries msy be
directed to her st the Cooperative
Extension Service, 250 W. County
Come Worship The King!
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lU h n t
with you.
* Do not sign a contract with
blanks. Either mark through
them or hove them filled In.
Oct a copy of what you sign at
the lime that you sign It.
* If you do not know the
reputation o f the company with
whom you will be dealing, call
your local Better Business Bu
reau. Chamber o f Commerce or
Consumer Protection Agency.
Ftnd out bow long the company
has been In business and If
there are unresolved com
plaints against the company.
* Comparison shop between
different type sellers o f the
merchandise you are consid
ering. If a RTO company is
your choice, comparison shop
more than one company if
there are more In your area.
There are advantages and
disadvantages to rent-to-own
companies. Tlie most Impor
tant question Is whether the
advantages outweigh the disad
vantages. Consumers nerd to
make Informed decisions, not
decisions made out o f apathy
or lack of understanding. Con
sumrrs do have buying o p
tions.
With: Pastor Data E. Matthews,
Widely Known Pastor/Evangelist
Jim Cllvsr, Well Known Singer
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DEAR ABBY: I am a 44-year-old
married woman with three chil
dren. My husband Is a good man in
many ways, but has discovered the
■joys’ of Internet chatrooms. I have
caught him talking-online In the
wee hours of the morning and con
fronted him about i t It’e demeaning
to me and my children when ho
■peaks to these “ladies” in s pro
vocative way on the N e t He says
it’e all in fun.
To make a long story short, I fig
ured out his password apd found
out that he has been having ■ pret
ty steamy “affair” with a young lady
out West. I feel betrayed ana dis
gusted. I feel that I’ve been cheated
on. He will say that as long as It
isn’t physical, it Isn’t cheating.
I don’t know what to do. I love
my husband: we’ve been together
for 27 yean. Should 1 confront him
with my discovery, or wait it out
and hope he gate over his fascina
tion with the forbidden?
DISGUSTED IN THE
MOUNTAINS OP
NEW HAMPSHIRE
• Find out if your payment
records will be reported to a
credit reporting agency (credit
bureau).
' Before signing, make sure
you understand everything In
the contract. Ask questions
and. If needed, either take a
copy o f the contract to some
one who can help you to un
derstand It or bring this person
ship: and the total cost o f the
agreement.
* Be aware that you will not
own the merchandise until the
total amount on the contract ts
paid. Realize that although you
arc making payments, you are
not building any ownership on
■TO CAUTIONS
W ife is hot over online chatter
the merchandise, nnd you have
no equity In It.
• Lenm what will happen If
your payments are late nnd the
merchandise Is repossessed. I f
there ts no grace period, whnt
will happen If n payment Is
late?
• Be s u i t the contract carries
on nccurote description o f the
merchandise and tr it is new or
used. Do not accept substitute
merchandise with the promise
It will be replaced later.
• Find out who pays fer re
pairs. Also, find out If you will
receive a loaner, or tf payment
stops while the Hem is being
repaired.
• Make sure the contract de
scribes conditions under which
you may end the rental pur
chase agreement. Are there
penalties for canceling the
agreement?
• Find out tf there Is an early
purchase option wherc you
may buy the
merchandise
without watting unlll the end of
the contract.
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Seminote HerakJ, Sanford, Florida * Friday, October X , 1998 - SA
Lions kings of 6A
Oviedo bests D eLand in district final
By K e llie W erner
HERALD STAFF WRITER
Bj J e ff Bertlnleke
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
By Kellie Werner
HERALD STAFF WRITER
Game o f the Week
Tonight: Oviedo at Seminole,
7:30 p.m.:
SANFORD _ Two things will be going on t o
night at Seminole High School.
First. It's homecoming. That makes this a big
game Tor the 'Nolrs.
Second, next week Seminole has a do-or-dle
situation with a huge district match-up against
Mainland.
That makes this not such a big game for
Seminole.
No one likes to lose, especially to a fellow
Seminole County team. It will be hard, however,
for the players to give everything they have this
week when they know that a loss next week ends
or. their season.
or. Don’t give up on the 'Notes, however, they are
of! playing an Improving Oviedo team for pride.
h There In not a better mottvator than pride, so
VI' don't expect Seminole to lay down for this one.
Oviedo is coming to town with a renewed con
fidence after a big win at Lake Mary last week.
The Lions* resurgence started with the em er
gence
of
sophomore
quarterback
Nick
Tenekedes, who only took his first varsity snap
only two weeks ago Oiling for an Injured Kenny
Starling. Starling returned last week and the duo
both had big games against the Rams.
Their play, along with outstanding running by
Alvin Hudson and Kevin Quintero and pass
catching by Larry Orayson and Justin Holmes,
give Oviedo a formidable offense.
Not to sound like a broken record, however,
but the key to the Lions' success will be If they
can stop Seminole's running attack. Only two
teams this year have been able to accomplish
that. Sounds simple but It's true, stop the run
and you stop Seminole.
This should be a good one. Oviedo has to keep
the defense inspired, though. If they expect to
fare well against the very potent 'Notes offense.
LAKE MARY _ It was a big night o f volleyball
at Lake Mary High School Thursday night.
After winning semifinal matches earlier In (he
evening. Oviedo and DeLand met In the Class
GA-Dlstrlct 3 championship game and dukrd It
out In three games before the Lady Uons took
the match. IB-5. 10-15, 15-7.
"We played very well tonight,” First-year
Oviedo coach Anna Hollis said. "Our team some
times has trouble staying up and our mood can
change quickly. Tonight, though, they held It to
gether and played six really tough games.
The long night o f volleyball began with DeLand ousting Lake Mary, 17-15. 3-15. 15-7.
The Lady Rams were up 12-8 late In the first
game when things took a turn In DcLand'B direc
tion, but the Rams came back to give the Bull
dogs a taste o f their own medicine In the second
game.
DeLand, who systematically dismantled Lake
Howell the night before In straight games 15-2,
15-2, ended Lake Mary's season early, however,
with the 15-7 win In the final game o f the
match.
'Right now I am dealing with my ego problem
because I hate to lose,” said Lake Mary coach
Cindy Henry. T h is was a filling end to our sea
son. however, as our nemesis all year has been
Inconsistency. When we are good, we are real
good. Otherwise, we are real bad.
“ft feels weird not to be going lo the playofls.
In 10 years, wc have only inlsnrd onre and thnl
was six years ago. The girls are rral upset and 1
nm too. I'm sad because I wanted lo win and my
ego Is Inlured.”
The next game o f the evening pitted topseeded Oviedo against Lake Brantley.
The Lady Patriots put up quite a fight and
look Oviedo lo three games. The Lady Patriots
stepped up to the task and rrfuBcd to hand
Oviedo an easy win although thry did eventually
concede. 15-5, 11-15, 15-G.
Despite each team plnylng a three game
match and then outlasting an hour break be
tween games, neither DeLand nor Oviedo
showed any signs of wear when they look the
court.
Oviedo shot out to a quick 0-1 lead In the first
game thanks to strong serving by Lindsey
Combs and Brittany Kauss. Brook Asby and Ni
cole Broome manned the net better than border
patrol guards nil night and DeLand could not
rome back from the early deficit.
DeLand proved It belonged In the champion
ship match In the second game. Down 5-0 early,
the Lady Bulldogs scratched and clawed their
way out o f the hole wllh almost perfect passing
shots. The score remained at a 12-8 DeLand
lead for six service possessions before the 'Dogs
finally pulled out the win.
The third game was all Oviedo. Either they
were utilizing every player on the team to earn
V le tM m Class 6 A» P ig s OA
GIRLS VO LLEYBALL
CLASS SA-DIBTRICT B
at Oak RJ4ge High tcbool. Orlaado
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27
1 _ Seminole defeated Mainland. 13-15, 1513. 15-4.
Oamc 2
15-10.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
Oama 3 _ Deltona defeated Spruce Creek . 15-6.
10 15. 15-13 .
Oama 4 _ Oak Ridge defeated Seminole, 15-10.
15-0.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
CHAMPIONSHIP OAKS _ Oak Ridge defeated
Deltona. 15-4. I S I .
CLASS SA-D ISTR ICT 3
at Lafca Maty High Beheel
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28
1 _ Lake Brantley defeated Lyman, 15-2,
\&S.
2 .DeLand defeated Lake Howell. 15-2. 152.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
3 _ DeLand defeated Lake Mary. 17-15, 315. 15-7.
Oama 4 _ CXlcdo defeated lake Brantley, 15-5,
11-15. 15-0.
CHAMPIONSHIP QAME . Oviedo defeated DeLand. 15-5. 10-15, 15-7.
CLASS SA-D ISTR ICT 13
at Wtater tpetaga a
THURSDAY. OCTOl
Oama I _ Melbourne Central Catholic defeated
Cocoa Beach. 15-4, 15-6.
Oama S _ Winter Spring* defeated Bayalde Prep.
15-0. 16-2.
CHAMPIONWUP OAMS _ Winter Spring* de
feated Melbourne Central Catholic, 15-8, 11-15. 15a
Senior
Steelers
w in title
HERALD^sSnOinSEOlTOR
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Friday: Lake Howell at W inter
Springs, 7:30 p.m.
WINTER SPRJNOS _ Give Lake Howell credit.
When the Hawks took the field last week against
undefeated Lake Brantley. It would have been
easy to quit early, especially after 21 turnovers
in three games.
Instead, the Hawks gave one o f the county's
strongest efforts o f the season, losing In the final
23 seconds after being up by as much as 10
points late In the game.
Christian DeJesus did a lot of everything last
week, returning kicks, leading the Hawks In
rushing, and playing strong defense. Larry
Cummings also had one o f his best games o f the
year In the defensive backfleld.
The Hawks are out o f playoff contention, but
atill have a chance to turn around a 1-6 seaso-t
with three wlnnablc games down the stretch.
Winter Springs Is coming off two straight off
weeks. The Bears will use this as a tune-up for a
must-win situation next week against district ri
val Cocoa Beach who the Bears must beat to
have a shot at playoff competition.
The Bears are playing well considering they
are In their first year o f varsity football, but
youthful mistakes have hurt as expected. Bran
don Blake leads a strong passing attack and re
ceiver Greg lannuzzl Is one o f the county's best.
This weekend marks the final home game of
li the year for the Bears and Is being celebrated as
a Homecoming Game even though the secondyear school has no one coming home.
Tonight: Lyman at Winter Park,
7:30 pan.
WINTER PARK _ Any shot o f a playoff bid Is
gone for the Orcyhounds who Just can't get over
the hump.
Quarterback Brian Krause Is second In Central
'•Florida In passing despite coach Larry Baker's
- plan to not the ball as often as possible. The
• Iitounds know how to move the ball, they Just
■’-have a hard time sticking It Into the end cone.
• Don't expect Lyman to quit even though they
. lore guaranteed a seventh-straight sub .500 seaThe Hounds play every game to the final
Tonight: Lake M a ry at Ed
t W hite (Jacksonville), 7:30 p.m.
JACKSONVILLE _ Rama fans don't have to worry
about this one.
If they pull this game out, after a three-hour
bum ride. It would be the upset o f the year,
maybe for the entire state.
E<d White la a state power which has an excel
lent chance o f getting to Gainesville for the state
finals.
The Rams are looking to lick their wounds af
ter a demoralizing rout at the hands o f Oviedo
which, for all Intents and purposes, ended their
playoff hopes. Lake Mary was supposed to host
Ed White for Homecoming last year, but the
game was canceled due to Inclement weather.
3
Lake Mary still has hopes for a .500 season
g even though Its final three games are on the road
J against monster opponents.
1
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Deltona defeated Pine Ridge. 15-2. 4-15.
Winter Springs celebrates after winning a point during Thurs
day night's Class 3A-District 13 Volleyball Championship vic
tory over Melbourne Central Catholic. The Bears w l play host
lo the runner-up from District 14 on Tuesday.
Bears win first district championship
By Jeff Berilateke
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
WINTER SPR1NOS _ A lost contact lena and nightmarea o f last year almost coal the Winter Springs girls
volleyball team Ita first district title.
The Bcara settled down and pulled out a 15-6. 11-15.
15-8 win over a game Melbourne Central Catholic to
claim the Class 3A-Dlatrtct 13 title aa expected.
What waan't expected was the difficulty the Bears,
second-ranked In the state, had In winning.
The title means the Bears, who beat Bayalde Prep.
15-0, 15-2 In the aemlflnala, will hoat the ftrat round of
regional* Tuesday against a yct-to-bc-determincd op
ponent. The title also means that, due to a scheduling
Duke, Winter Springs will be paired In the same
bracket aa the other top three teams In the state number one Berkeley Prep, number three Pine Crest
and number four Cardinal Mooney.
If the Bears get through that Juggernaut, the school's
first state title la a realistic possibility.
T h e most Important thing Is lo get through region-
ala.” coach Kim Varh said.
Vach almost saw her team not get through districts.
The Bears struggled throughout but the steady serve o f
Katie Orifftn, who notched 21 o f the team's 42 points
from the service line, kept the Bears on some big rolls.
T had It going well tonight.” Oriftln said. "We were all
thinking about revenge from last year.”
That's where the nightmares come Into play. Last
season, the Dears were upset In the first round o f re
gional! by MCC and when things started to go the
wrong way in the second game, Oriftln said everyone
was thinking back to last year.
Then. It didn't help when setter Oretchcn Nanita lost
a contact lens that had the entire Winter Springs team
on their knees seurrhlng the court during the second
game loss.
"When Oretrhrn's contact lens came out, we Just fell
apart." Oriftln said. "It was weird.”
But the Bears had the talent to make several come
backs.
Hm
m
SANFORD _ What difference a
couple o f weeks can make.
For most o f the season the Bentor DMston o f the City o f Sanford
Recreation and Parks Department
Youth Flag Football League looked
Uke a battle be tween the Semlnolea and Cornhuakers.
But when the smoke had cleared
the Steelers had closed the season
with a four-game winning streak to
win the championship and the
Broncos came on to win their final
two. while the Semlnoles lost their
final three games and the Corrv
huakera their final two.
In the Majors Division, the Fal
cons continued to play flawless
football and has clinched the
championship heading Into tomor
row's final game.
The only division with a race still
going la the Minora, where the un
defeated Oatora and once-beaten
Rattler* will square off in the final
garde.
In Minor Division results, from
October 17th, the Rattlers edged
the Bengal* 8-6 and the Oatora
blanked the Qolden Knights, 28-0.
and from O ct 24th, the Rattlers
whitewashed the Qolden Knights.
19-0, and the Oatora shutout the
Bengali, 28-0.
In the Major Division, from Oct.
17th, the Cowboy* nipped the
B ean. 6-2, and the Falcons topped
the Jaguars, 64), and from Oct.
24th, the Falcons ripped the Cow
boys, 22-6, and the B ea n stopped
the Jaguars, 14-0.
In the Senior Division, from Oct.
17th, the Steelers squeaked past
the Semlnoles, 13-12, and the
Broncos won a tie-breaker with the
Cornhuakers after the two tied 6-6
after regulation, and from Oct.
24th, the Steelers trimmed the
see Class 3A. Fags OA
Trio tied for Thursday softball lead
HERALD SPORTS ED nO R
SANFORD _ Headrick Feed and
Blake's Boyz took a step back to
ward the pack In the City o f San
ford Recreation and Parka Depart
ment Men's Fall Thursday Night
Slow Pitch Softball League.
W .L Qraccy and Mark Huaman
drove In runs In the bottom or the
seventh inning as Beer :30 rallied
for a 10-9 victory over the Regula
tors at Ptnehuret Park.
In the other game at Ptnehuret
Park, Matthews Associates edged
Sanford Central Baptist Church,
10 -8 .
Beer :30's comeback win proved
to be very Important as K&K upset
Blake's Boyz. 13-12, In one game
at Chase Park, but Blake's Boyz
reboundrd In the second game to
thump Headrick Feed, 21-9.
With Thursday's decisions four
teams are within a game o f the
lead with three teams. Beer :30.
Blake's Boyz and Headrick Fred,
lied for first at 6-2 and Matthews
Associates Just behind at 5-3. K&K
(3-5), Central Baptist (2-6) and the
Regulators (0-8) round out the
standings.
Doing the hitting were:
OCTOBER 29
Matthews Associates: four hits _
Mike Walden: three hits _ Jason
Flanagan (double), John Lugerlng:
two hits _ Jamie Pfizer (two dou
bles). Tom Wilks, Mickey Cogbum:
one hit _ Joby Gorman (triple),
Tony
Taylor
(double).
Steven
Lugerlng. Bill Cogbum. Jimmy
Oama.
Central Baptist: three hits _ Joe
Benton (home run). Rob Thacker:
two hits _ Mike McCoy. Mike Hart
man, Eddie Coggon; one hit _ Jay
Crutchfield. Aaa Evans, Jeff Neff.
Beer :30: three hits _ Jerry Qovcmalc (home run). W .L Graccy
(double); two hits _ Tommy Oracey,
Keith
Denton.
Mark Huaman.
Frank Scimeca: one hit _ Mark
Clatlcrbuck, Mike McLohon.
Regulators: four hits _ Dave
Coldstirk (home run, three dou
bles); two hits _ Bobby Keefer, Jeff
Jenovese; one hit _ Jerry Bruaselta
(double), Chris Nickel. Bill Bing
ham. Scott Murphy, Brian Curtis,
Carv Keefer.
'KAK j three hits _ Vic DIBartolo
(double). Dave Rape, i y Kokc; two
hits _ Jay Bellamy (triple). Noy
Rivers, Dave Goff, Bobby Brown;
one hit _ B J . Osborne, J.R. Spivey.
Blake's Boyz: three hits _ Ray
Hartafleld. Ned Raines; two hits _
Steve Dennis; one hit _ Tony Johns
(double), Greg Hardy (double), Sam
Raines, Jim
Schaefer,
Bobby
Shaw.
Blake's Boys: four hits _ Craig
Merkcraon (three doubles); two hits
�B A • Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Friday, October 30. 1998
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COUNTY,
IN RE: ESTATE OF
ABDOOL SATTAUR AZEIZ.
The ndmlnlatratlon o l the
ealata o l ABDOOL SATTAUR
AZEEZ, deceased. FPa Number
91-B3S-CP, la
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County,
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ta 301 N. Parb Avenue. Sentord.
Florida 32771. Tha name# and
addrove** e l the personal rap*
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represent alive *•
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
notice
IN THS CIRCUIT COURT
OF THS SIQHTKSNTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AMD FOR
SHMINOL* COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATI DIVISION
Pile Member: PH-SKT-CP
IN RE: ESTATE OF
OAVIO M ICH AEL BO SCO ,
Deceased.
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OF ADMINISTRATION
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BOSCO. deceased. File Number
•t-t27-CP, la pending m the
Circuit Court tor Seminole
County.
Florida,
Probat*
Division, the address ol which
la 301 North Park Avanua,
Sanlord, FL 32771. The names
and addraaaa* of tha personal
representative and the personal
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aat forth below:
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ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All parson* on whom this
notice I* served who hare
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tative, venue, or jurisdiction of
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WITHIN THE LATER O F THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THS DATS OF SERVICE
OF A COFY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
AS creditors Ol Wo
and other persona
claim s or demand*
decedent * estate must Mo
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WITHIN
THREE
MONTHS
AFTER THE DATS OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS ANO
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FIL10
WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO.
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Mott ol ttu* Nolle* M October
23. I9 N .
Personal RapraaeMaHva
JU U S BOSCO
700 Meadow Boulevard
Sanfard, FL 32771
Attorney far
Personal Repraaantalnr*
Stephan H. Co over
Hutchtaon. Mam*I* A
Coo vet, PA .
P.0 .B 01 lia s
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CHARLES 0 . OEITNER
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COUNTY,
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
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THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
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ON THEM.
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ta
C A M NO. PP-443A-ON-02-P
Dion Jackaon
Petitioner
AND
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aka Tyrla Jackaon
data at the feet
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clean* with MU* Court WITHIN
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AFTER THE DATE OF THE
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TION OF THIS NOTICE.
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TIONS NOT SO FftSO WILL BE
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you and Wat you ara required la
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Uncobt Av* Sanford FL 12771
on or belor* NOVEMBER 27.
IM S. and 14* the original with
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thereafter. N you lad to do ao, a
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MICHAEL B. SWINDLE.
€ SOU IRE
FL Bar No: IFIIIS
Megnoha Ouarters. Suits 200
47 E. Robutton Street
Orlando. FL 37001
407/248-1114
Publish: October >3. 30.
PE V-187________________
NOTtCB
OF FICTITIOUS MAMS
Notre* is hereby given that I
am engaged In busmeaa at Flea
World.
Sanlord.
Florida.
Semmola County, Florida, under
Hr* FKtitrou* Name o l BO B'S
AUTO (SAT M M . s MAMBV’S
MIO SH ACK a and that I Intend
Id rearner aetd name with the
BO TICI O F ACTION
TO: Jomama Tyrla Jackson oka
Tyrla Jackaon 1010 Orange Av*
Apt A Sanlord FL 12771.
YOU ABE NOTIFIED that an
tfou must koap Mi* Clark a l Wo
Circuit Courts OR Ice notified of
your currant addroaa.
You must keep the Clark of the
Circuit Court's Oflic* notified ol
your current addroaa (you may
Ma Notice o l Current Addroaa.
Florida FamUy Farm I2.SIS)
Future paper* In this lawsuit
will be madad to the address on
rocoid al tho clerk1
* office
WARNING. Rule 12 266,
Florida Family Law Hula* e l
Procadui*. require* certain
automatic disclosure of docu
ment* and informalion Failure
to comply can result In sane Hons, Including dism issal or
atrfting e l pleadings.
DATED: October 21. 1994
MAATANNE MORSE
CLEftK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By: Luann* Woodley
D#outv Ciwh
Publish: October 30, and
i*oventbar S. 13. 20.1998
0CV-228
Page
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Tonight: West Orange at lake
Brantley, 7:30 p.m.
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS __ Now thr Patriots arr
up (o seventh In the stale. A team picked for the
middle o f the pack at the start o f the year Is now
earning major attention outside of Centrnl
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO THE PUSLIC
None* I t horody 0'v*n that « P u b lic
w ill ba hald by th#
risn n m g 1 Z o n in g C o m m issio n in th* C rly C o m m issio n
Chamber*. C ify H all. S a n lord . Florida a l 7:00 p.m. on Thursday.
November 5, 1998. to consid er the follow ing change and amendmvnt lo the Zonm g O rdinance o l th* C ity o l Sentord. Seminole
County. 1 londa
Rsronm g from: AQ. A g ncu lturel
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EAST, SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA. D E S C R IB E D A S FOLLOW S
/R O M THE N O RTH EAST C O R N E R OF THE N ORTH EAST 1/4 OF
SECTION 27. TOW NSHIP 20 SOUTH. R AN G E 30 EAST. SEM INOLE
COUNTY FLORIDA, n u N SOUTH 8 9'2S '40- W EST ALO N O THE
NORTH LINE OF THE N O RTH EAST 1/4 OF SECTIO N 22. A DISTANCE OF 709 97 FEET; TH ENCE RUN SOUTH O O 'Z T 'tl" CAST
327 20 FEET TO A POINT O N THE SO U TH EASTERLY RIGHT-OFWAY LINE o r STATE ROAD N o. I S A 800; TH ENCE CONTINUE
m M
F IE T l THEM«
RUN NORTH
40 25 30 EAST. 34.13 FEET; T H EN CE RUN SOUTH 00*3f'S4*
EAST. 166 67 FEET F O n A POINT O F BEGINNING; TH ENCE C O N
TINUE SOUTH 00*36'S4* EAST. 306.42 FEET; T H EN CE RUN
NORTH 69 09 47' EAST. 174.70 FEET TO A POINT ON THE PROPO SED N ORTH W ESTERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LINE O F CO U N T Y
ROAO No 427. THENCE RUN THE FO LLO W IN G EIGHT (!) C O U R S
ES ALONG SAID P R O P O S E D RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE; NORTHEAST*
ERLY. ALONG A CURVE CO N CAVE SO U THEASTERLY, HAVING A
R A0IUS OF 7231 46 FEET, A C H O R D B E A R IN G O F NORTH
46 06 36* CAST. AN A R C LENO TH OF 123.33 FEET ANO A C E N
TRAL ANGLE OF 03'09'49*; SO U TH 42*18 30* EAST. IS 00 FEET;
NORTHEASTERLY. ALONO A C U R V E CO N CAVE SOUTHEASTERLY.
HAVING A RADIUS OF 3 2 II.4 S FEET. A CH O R D BCARINQ OF
NORTH 4 9 '0 S '3 t- EAST. AN A R C LENO TH O F 101.43 FEET AND A
CE N T R AL ANGEL OF OI'AS'OI*; SOUTH lt* 3 Q 'M * EAST, S.00
FEET; NORTHEASTERLY. ALO N O A CUR VE CO N CAVE SO U TH
EASTERLY. HAVINQ A RADIUS OF 2212.41 FEET, A CH O R D B E A R IN0 O F NORTH S t '4 t 3 ! ' EAST, AN A R C LE N G T H O F 103.02 FEET
AND A CEN TRAL AN 0LC O F 0 2 '4 0 '0 0 ‘ ; N ORTH 36*S0'2t* WEST.
5 00 FEET; N O RTH EASTERLY, A LO N O A C U R V E C O N C A V E
SOUTHEASTERLY. HAVIN0 A RADIUS O F 22IS.4S FEET. A CH O RD
B EARIN 0 OF NORTH S3'2S'03- EAST. AN A R C LENO TH OF 174 *4
FEET, ANO A CE N T R AL ANOLE OF 04*2 V O S'; NORTH *7*40 3 6 '
EAST. 124 70 FEET TO A POINT O N THE EAST LINE O F SAID S E C
TION 22; TH ENCE DEPARTING SAID P R O P O S E D RIOHT-OF-WAV
LINE. RUN NORTH 00*34 84* WEST. A LO N O SAID EAST LINE,
140 15 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SO U TH W ESTERLY RIOHT-OFWAV LINE OF COUNTY H OM E ROAD: T H EN CE RUN NORTH
3 4 '4 2 - t r W IST . ALO NO SAID SO U TH W ESTERLY RIOHT-OF-WAV
LINE. 319 21 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATU RE O F A CURVE
CO N CAVE SOUTHW ESTERLY, HAVING A R AD IU S O F 2990 71
FEET; THENCE RUN NORTHW ESTERLY, ALO NO THE A R C OF
SAID CU R V E ANO ALONO SAID SO U TH W ESTERLY RIGHT-OFWAY LIN E. T S .tl FEET T H RO U G H A C E N T R A L A N O LE OF
O f i r s t * TO A POINT; THENCE R UN SO U TH 40*2830* WEST.
707.62 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
CONTAINING 7.2IS A C R E S
Th* property being mot* generally described a* 4249 Orlando
Drive.
Th* Planning s Zonmg Commiaaion » « submit a recommenda
tion to tt>* City Commission m-favor ol, or against, tha requested
Chang* or amendment Th# City Commiaaion «W hold a Pubhc
Hearing in th* Commiaaion Room in City Hall Sanford, Florida at
7:00 p m. on November Z3. 19M. lo consider said recommenda
tion,
AH parties in interest and ctttetn* ahaM have wt opportunity to
be hoard ot said hearings
Jamas R. Velar mo. Chairman
Planning 6 Zoning Commiaaion
ADVICE TO THE PUSLIC N a parson decide* to ayyiat a dacl*
won made with respect to any matter conaldarad at Ml* above
mooting ot hooting*. h*/th*-m*de need a verbafon record of MW
proceeding*, including th* testimony ond
M s u it — — 1-J—*4 b u I k . #kiLh-_ jmjK » --- »
mmm
J by tho CNy ol Sanford. (FS 2 M e iM )
WITH DISABILITIES NSEDMKk ASStSTANCE TO PAR*
I'C / * T E IN ANY OF THESE PROCEIDM tGt SHOULD CONTACT
THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AD A COORDINATOR AT 330-6426 41
HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE HBBTMO.
PUBLISH: O ctober 21.30,'19*4
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TO:
Legal Oaacrlptlan a l Prapartr S IS FT OF W 7* FT OF LOT IS ♦
W 71 FT O F LOT IS BUC S TR 1 TOWN O F SANFORD PB 1 PO S3
AS RSCOROCD IN SANFOBO, M S H N 0 U COUNTY, FLORIDA.
AKA: SIS S PahaiWo Avar
REPORT NUMBER: 86-27
Th* buRdmgta) *r atructur ______________ __________ ___ _
arty haa bean found by tha Acting BuNdfog Oltlclal ot th* Chy #«
Sanlord M bo M unearUtary.
~
YOU ABE HEREBY NOTIFIED Rial a Condemnation Hearing wM
Tuctad by Mw Board o l Commie* tonara o l Mw City o l
on Wo SMi day a l Not amber. IIM . M 7:00 g.m. In Mm CNy
•ton Chambers, Boom 117, SoMerdCHy Hall. 300 N. Park
botoro Mw CNy C amailesion
Hearing lo bo hoard and proaont your aid* a l th*
caa*. Veu hav* th* right to obtain an attorney, at your own
*»penes, to rapraaant you bator* the C ommission. You haa* Hw
right lo caH wttnaaoo* on your bahoH ao wall as to croao-oaomino
II you do net appear, th* CRy Commiaaion
Should tho CRy Commission datormhw that said building!i) or
atructur*<•) than be condemned, they have tha power ta laaua an
Order ol C andamnaWen requiring you to couoo tho bwMdmgt*) or
atructur*(a) to bo damahohad and tamosad or placed In a Mow a<
sound repair withm o ten* certain.
N th* biiHdlngls) or atructur*!*) aw not demokahed and ramavad
and ramorad by Ih* CRy and th*
coal of th* same assessed a* a Hen agahtal the abavo MMad
property.
H you have any question* concerning this manor, ptseo# contact
Ih* Cod* Enforcement Department at (407) 330 6444. SHOULD
YOU DC CIOS TO APPEAL ANY MATTER CON BtttRED AT THE
ABOVE HCAMNO. YOU MAY NEED A VERBATIM A t CORO OF THE
PROCEEDINGS, TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE WHICH RECORD IS
NOT PROVIOCD BV THE CITY OF SANFOBO. (F S tM OIOt).
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDMO ASSISTANCE TO PAR
TICIPATE M ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT
THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-ISM 46
HOURS M ADVANCE OF THS MEET WO.
PUBLISHED OATES: Oclabar SO, IM S , and November S, IS M
0EV-1M
NOTICE OF CS4M SM M AT7M UNARM S
TO: Property Owner*
or interested peraans *1
the forlowing described property
Legal Description ol Property: LOT 4 BLN F WASHINGTON OAKS
SEC 1 PB IS PO S AS RECORDED IN SANFORD. SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
AKA: I0S Scott Drive
REPORT NUMBER: 66-23
Th* buhdmgt*) or atrweturata) totaled on Mw obovo-stated prop
erty ha* been found by Mta Acting Budding Official el Mw CRy of
Sanlord to be w unsanitary, unset*, dilapidated or iminhsbRabi*
condition
YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that a Condemnation Hearing e «
be conducted by Ih* Board ol Commie*toner* ol th* CNy ol
Sanlord on lha Mh day o l November, 199*. a l T AO p.m. m the CRy
Commiaaion Chambers, Room 11T, Sanlord CRy Had, >00 N. Park
Avanua. Sanford. Florida, to make tod determination whether or
not th* buRdmgla) or structure)*) located on tho above-stated
properly shall be condemnedYou era hereby ordered W appear before mw CRy Commiaaion
Condemnation Hearing to be hoard and pryaent your aid* of Mw
caa*. You ha** Hw rtgM to obtain an attorney, al your own
aapena*. to represent you botoro Mw Commiaaion. You hav* Mw
right lo cad witness** on your behalf as wad an In crooa-oaomtnn
ail other witnesses. H you do not appear, Mw CRy Commiaaion
may proceed without you.
Should tho CRy Commiaaion determine that said buildmgta) or
structure!*) shad be condemned, they have Mw power to lasue an
Order ot Condemnation requiring you to couoo Mw bunding!a) or
structure)*) lo bo demokahed and removed or placed in a state of
sound repair withm a lima certain.
If th* budding!*) ot alrwcturaial ara not demokahed and removed
or repaired withm such tune period, than such budding!*) or
structure!*! will bo demokahed and removed by Mw CRy ond Mw
coat ol th* same assessed a* a lien agamat th* above-stated
properly
II you havo any questions concerning this manor, please contact
Ih* Cod* Cnlorcemenf Department al (407) 330-6644. SHOULD
YOU 0ECIDI TO APPEAL ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE
ABOVE HEARINO, YOU MAY NEED A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDING!, TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCC WHICH RECORD IS
NOT PROVI0E0 BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. (F.S.2M.01M).
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT
THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 310-M M 44
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MCE1INQ.
PUBLISHED DATES: October 30, IM S, and November 1 .19*4
OEV-194
Honda and Iasi week unveiled a brand new team played In a trance at times and tunning
backs Lanier Bush and Arnold Celeste had
weapon to an already-loaded arsenal.
Starting quarterback Regan Russell,
the bclow-par games for them. Tire defense never ^
county's second leading rustier, struggled with looked Inspired, but Lake Brantley was still able
an ankle Injuty In n close call against Lake How to win on talent.
ell last week, but replacement Brian Smith came
West Orange ts no lictter than a .500 team so }
In and carried the ball for touchdowns on the flthis one shouldn't be too difficult for the Patriots?
nal two drlvrs o f the game to pull out the win.
In fact. Smith carried the ball on cvciy piny a f who ate celebrating Homecoming. For the rec
ter entering the game. II was fitting since Russell ord. Lake Brantley plays only nine game this
season, so next week's home game ngnlnst
performed equally well Inst year, coming off the
Oviedo will be Its last until playofTs. The Patriots
Ix-nch late In llie yeur to supphint an Injured
have already clinched a home Held berth In the
Hrlan Criswell.
first round.
Lake Hnmtlcy may have needed the scare. The
C la s s 3AContinued from Page 5A
In the first gumc, MCC, who
reached the final by beating
Cocoa
Bench.
15-4,
15-0,
Jumped out lo a 5-2 lead, then
Griffin took serve and reeled off
(Mints on 12 straight serves.
Nnruta was doing her usual ex
cellent Job o f setting up Kris
and Bcv Uedclow and Cortney
Bliss and the Dears looked like
tt would be an easy romp.
MCC fought bark to make n
didn't allow a point the rest of
the way. Bcv Dedclow was out
standing at the net and made a
block to pul the Bears up for
good 9-8 as Kris Dedclow
served out the match.
game o f It before the Bears
capitalized on on unforced er
ror to win the game.
In game 2, MCC went out 51, but Orlflln again had the hot
hand at the service line, lead
ing Winter Springs to on 8-5
lend. Winter Springs led by 110 before the contact lens and
an MCC run forced a third
game for the title.
MCC Jumped out 8-2 In Uie
third gnme. but Winter Springs
"We Just didn't know how to
relax tonight," Vacli said. "We
started thinking about last
year."
They hove until Tuesday to
start thinking about this year.
C la s s 6AContinued from Page SA
points or they were shooting themselves In the
foot. Big plays by Jennifer Lane and Erin lianas
kept giving the ball back lo Oviedo while mental
errors kept the Lions from scoring any points.
Late In the game, the score was 9-3 Oviedo
and It seemed no one would be able to make an
offensive point. Combs finally stepped and
served for three points. That was enough m o
mentum to push Oviedo over the hump and they
took the district trophy.
"We were really ready to play tonight," Combs,
a first year varsity player said. "We were con
centrating on Lake Brantley so It realty didn't
matter to us who we played In the final, Just as
long as we were there. We never doubted either
team and Just played like we knew we could."
Both teams will advance In district play with
DcLand facing Dr. Phillips on the road and
Oviedo hosting Edgewatcr. Doth games will be
played Tuesday night and game times will not
Ire announced until later today.
F la g
C oatianad from Pag* HA
COWBOYS a, B E A M 3
Cowboys _ Crystal Bradley
Cornhuskrrs, 6-0, and the Broncos
(15-yard run), Jake Polk (two
Interceptions).
thumped the Semlnoles, 18-6.
The standings are:
Bears _ Shamar Williams
Minors: Gators (5-OJ, RatUers
(safety).
FALCONS 14, JAOUAM 0
(4-1), Bengal a (1-4), Oolden
Knights (0-5).
Falcons _ Riley Williams (14Majors: Falcons (B-O), C ow yard touchdown paaa from
boys (3-2), Bears (2-3), Jaguars
Danny Thompson).
(0-5).
Seniors (fin a l): Steelera (5IS.
1), Semlnoles (3-3), Broncos (2BEMDfOLM IB
4). Comhuakers (2-4).
Steelera _ Arron Williams
The regular season will end
(30-yard touchdown paaa from
tomorrow on the field across
Frank Hicks. 1-point conver
from Sanford Middle School
sion), Donnell Hicks (1-yard
with, in the Minors, the Oolden
run).
Knights playing the Bangala a l ' 1Semlnoles , Jimmy PoatellM9 a.m. and the Rattiera battUng1 "(7B *yin f print return), Quentin"
the Oatora at 10:15 a.m., and
Herring (20-yard pass from
In the Majors, the Jaguars
Bryan Wade).
tackling the Cowboys at 11:30
b r o n c o # a,
a.m. and the Falcons taking on
the Bears at 12:45 p.m.
Broncos _ DaMarto Simms
17
(8-yard touchdown run). Leon
ard SOk Jr. (53-yard paaa from
Eric Bryant act up touchdown.
GATOR* fig.
Interception). Jeremy McCray
(Interception).
Oatora _ Josh Annett (8-yard
Comhuakers _ Josh DeCurtouchdown,
2-polnt
conver
tlna (6-yard touchdown run).
sion). Andre DeBosc (39- and
O CTO BER 24
30-yard touchdown runs), John
S alio (18-yard touchdown run,
two 1-point conversion*).
JS , —
O
K A T T LIM I . BENGAL# 8
Oatora _ Josh Annett (123RatUers _ Charles Green (25yard touchdown run. 2-polnt
yard touchdown run], Sergio
conversion), Justin Pabon (34DetrevfUe (2-point conversion).
yazd touchdown paaa from
Bengal* .J o s h Smith (I-yard
Joah Annett), Mylcr Neal (5run).
yard touchdown run. intercep
M AJO RS
tion), John Salco (two 1-point
conversions), Andre DeBose .
(32-yard touchdown run).
BATTLERS IB.
OOLDEN KNIGHTS 0
RatUers _ Charles Green (10yard run). Sergio Detrcvllle (15yard run). Jimmy Daniels 12yard run), Leon Carter (1-point
conversion), Vincent Page Jr.
(Interception).
M AJO RS
aa. COWBOYS •
falco ns
Falcons _ Riley Williams 15yard paaa from Radley W il
liams.
20-yard
paaa
from
Danny Thompson). John Ardlto
(1-yard run, 2-potnt conver
sion), Danny Thompson (2paint u conversion pass • from
•Radky Williams).
*<*• • nil
Cowboys _ Jake (folk (4-yard
run). •• "
BEARS Id. JAOUAM O
B ean . Johnathan McCoy
(35-yard run). Joel Cheaser (25-yard paaa from Johnathan
McCoy), Alex Kean
(5-yard
run), Shamtu- Williams (2-p oln tl
conversion).
CORNHUSEBRSO
Steelera _ Danny Johnson (6yard run).
BRONCOB IB, SKMDIOLB8 B
Broncos . Keith Wright 18yard pass from Eric Bryant),
Blake Chesser (I-yard run).
Eric Biyant (3 -yard run), Leon
ard Stile Jr. (46-yard paaa from
Eric Bryant set up first touch
down).
T h u rsd ay _ Tony Johns (home
run, triple), Sam Raines, Steve Dennis; one hit _
Ray Hart afield (grand slam). Brian Jones
(double), Nakia Roberta, Joel Lipscomb. Ned
Raines, Bobby Shaw.
Headrick Feed: three hits _ Matt Kuclnskl
(home run); two hits _ Manny Silvia. Ed Tookc;
one hit _ Bryan Cronin. Steve Bamcs, Hank
Tooke. Calvin Bryant. Matt Mehalko.
KAK: five hits _ B J . Osborne (triple, double);
four hits _ i y Koke (triple); three hits _ Dave
G off (triple). Jay Bellamy; two hits _ Dave Kaeberlcin (triple, double), Frankie Phillips, Dave
Cosa, Nay Rivera; one hit _ Bobby Brown. Vic
DlBsrtofo, Mike MlUer.
Central Baptist: three hits _ Jack Doyle; two
hits _ Joe Benton (triple,
double). Eric
VanDyken. Aaa Evans, Ken Perry, Rob T h ack er
one hit _ Jay Crutchfield. Mike McCoy.
Headrick Feed; three hits _ Matt Mehalko
(double), Ed Tooke; two hits - Brian Cronin
(home run), Hank Tooke (double). Manny Silvia,
Matt Kuclnskl: one hit _ Doug Atkinson
(double), Mack Thom e (double), Calvin Bryant.
Central Baptist: three hits _ Jay Crutchfield
(double). Joe Benton; two hits _ Eric VanDyken,
Aaa Evans; one hit _ Mike McCoy, Ken Perry,
Rob Thacker. Mike Hartman. Jack Doyle.
Blake's Boyz: three hits _ Ray Hart afield
(triple), Sam Raines (two doubles). Danny Sacco
(double); two hits _ Nokia Roberta. Craig Meikcraon. Joel Lipscomb; one hit _ Aaron Johns,
'G reg Hardy, Mike Moore, Jim Schaefer.
Beer :30: two hits _ Jerry Oovemale (triple),
Mark Hoffman (double), Mark Huaman. Cory
Reome; one hit _ Tom Graccy. Keith Denton.
Frank Sctmeca. Mark CUUerbuck. Steve Cook.
Mike McLohon.
Matthews Associates: three hits _ John
Lugertng (double), Bill Cogbum (double), Mike
Taylor two hits _ David French (double), Jamie
Pltxer. Jeremy Chunat: one hit _ Tony Taylor
(triple). Jason Flanagan (double). Tom WUks.
Regulators: one hit _ Scott Murphy (double),
Chad Lee. David GoldsUck.
Beer :30: five hits _ Mike McLohon; four hits _
Jerry Gove male; three hits _ Tom Uraccy
(double). Mark Huaman, Cory Reome: two hits _
Keith Denton (triple), Mark Hoffman. Mark Clatterbuck: one hit _ Frank Sctmeca. Steve Cook.
Matthews Associates: four hits _ Jimmy Omma
(home run, double), Tom Wilks (two doubles);
three hits _ Tony Taylor (triple). Jamie Pltxer
(double), John
Uigertng; two hits _ Mickey
Cogbum (double). Jeremy Chunat (double), Jobic Gorman (double), David French, Jason Fla
nagan. BUI Cogbum.
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�Swninole Herald, Santool. Florida - Friday, October 30,1998 • TA
DR. R.C. SPROUL
Religion
U p sa la church craft show is upcom ing
!
By Sttean Wanner
SENIOR MINISTER OF PREACHING AND TEACHING
THIS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1st
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SANFORD - Upsala Commu
nity Presbyterian Church, 101
Upsala Road, will hold Us An
nual Craft Show on Nov. 7
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The congregation
Is wellknown for Us historic chapel
on the grounds.
The event, sponsored by the
Dorcas Society, will host the
day with over 33 crafters,
lunch and ’ a day o f fun.' Nu
merous community mem bers
gather yearly at the show to
renew
friendships,
gather
Christmas gifts or Ideas and
enjoy o f day o f food and sp e
cial contacts.
According to Avis Ray. presi
dent o f the Dorcas Society and
organizer o f the event, crafters
will bring such Items as
paintings, plastic canvas, c ro
chet, cross stitch, stu!Ted toys,
quilts, dolls, porcelain plates,
wood work, numerous hand
crafted clothing and more. A
young man will be available to
draw caricatures and another
gentleman
will
show
his
wooden furniture.
'Another
lady will have a lot o f angels
and ornaments for sale,* said
Ray. T h e re will be a lot o f
Christmas things to buy.*
A lunch o f hot dogs, baked
heans, potato salad, cookie
and soft drink will be available
from
approximately
10:30
a.m. until 'th e food runs out or
the people quit coming* and
ST. ANDREWS CHAPEL
G od • centered W orship - Dynamic Biblical
Preaching Manifesting the Joy o f
Christian Fellowship
Sunday School • 9 a.m. W orship 10,30 a.m.
Mcetlni it rifr Prtvair School |un nu of Srtnlntlr Timnr Oiurr Mall In Sanied.
Tate 14 hi fU 11 (Huy 46) and gu ran 16 mlln. The xhtml Hon thr right hand aide.
Call Ihr thunh offer (of mr>rr InformalIon
407-332-9582
C
o n g r a t u l a t io n s
To
R abb i M oshe a n d Jaclyn
will be offered on a donation
basts.
Baked goods will also be on
sale. Goodies such as cakes,
cookies and possibly pies will
tantalize the tastebuds and In
clude reasonable prices.
Ray added, T h e Ladles D or
cas Circle put In two air condi
tioning systems and helped
with missions with proceeds
from last year. We try to use
proceeds to benefit the church
and Its activities and help with
repairs. We'd like to try to fix
Shea Chapel. W e Just got a
new steeple.*
help the youth group. There
are times that the ladles help
various Individuals that are In
need. This Is the major fund
raiser for the Dorcas Society.*
Another
member
o f the
church. Joyce Brown, shared,
"We help with the altar and
the church In the Dorcas S oci
ety. W e got new air and we
The church Is located on Ihe
com er o f Upsala Road and
25th Street (46A) in Sanford.
For more Information call Avis
Ray at 321-5595.
F or R eceiving T he 1st
Sin a i A ward
H itt to sp e a k at E lb a z trib u te d in n e r
To Benefit Congregation Beth El
o f Central Florida
serving the greater Orlando, community
through moral, educational and religious
leadership. Throughout the past 35 years,
Dr. John Hitt, president o f the University
the Elbaz's have served the Central Florida
o f Centra] Florida will be the honored guest
community as educators and youth leaders,
speaker at the Greater Orlando's Tribute
dedicating their Uvea to serving mankind.
Committee honoring Rabbi Moshe and JaRabbi Elbaz serves as Spiritual Leader o f
clyn Elbaz Sunday.
Congregation Beth El o f Central Florida lo
Alan Rock, radio personality at station
cated at 160 Ibis Road, Longwood, lie Is also
990AM will serve as the master o f cerem o
on the faculty o f the UCF Religious Studies
nies. Rock can be heard each morning on
department. Mrs. Elbaz serves the Congrethe "easy listening* radio program.
t- t— m gallon as, Principal-of-the Religious Studies'
Rabbi Moshe and Jaclyn Elbaz will be,
Program. Proceeds from the tribute will
honored with the Tribute Committee's first
benefit this program at CBBCP.
'• *
Sinai Award. The Sinai Award is being p r e
For further information regarding the
sented for their lifetime commitment to
tribute dinner call (407)788-3730.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
There Will Be A Tribute Dinner
SUNDAY, N O VEM BER I
Embassy Suites,
A lta m o n te Springs
For Reservations or Information CaU:
788-3729
R e v iv a l
S e rv ic e s
REVIVAL SCHEDULE
3U». QmtuuU Sitmfa
M etro fall festival
OVIEDO - Metro Church o f Christ, 381 Divi
sion St., In Oviedo has planned a Fall Festival
for tonight from 6 to 0 p.m. Games, activities
and candy srtll be among the treats for chil
dren up to the 5th grade
The event is free to the pubUc. Please no
acary costumes. Hot-dogs and other fall
goodies will be available for purchase.
Festival activities will be held In the church
auditorium. For more Information call the
church office at 366-7714.
Alternative Halloween event
Sanford Flower Shop has been engaged In
custom floral decor by award winning design
ers since 1956 and Is located In the downtown
historic district o f Sanford.
A Treat' awaits those who attend. Admission
la free.
For more Information call 333-2085.
SANFORD • A Family Fall Fun Festival will
be held Saturday at New Bethel Missionary
Baptist Church. 614. E. 10th St., Sanford.
A yard sate, games, food and prizes srtll be
Included In the event which will run from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more Information, contact Gladys
Green, 333-1763 or 323-3594.
SANFORD - Sanford Church o f Ood. 801 W.
22nd St., srtll hold a bazaar on Oct. 31 from 7
a.m. to 1 p.m. In the gymnasium. This event
will be sponsored by the ladies ministry.
The church will also host a Fall Festival the
i day beginning at 4 p.m. Gaines, booths,
exhibits and more srtll be featured. The
church la offering this as an alternative to
Trick or treat.*
For more Information call the church office
at 332-3942.
Festival o f fun
Barbecue and craft fair
Ot 322-2914.
Carnival, rummage sale
SANFORD • Sanford Church o f Ood. 801 W.
32nd St., will hold a carnival from 4 to 8 p.m.
and a rummage safe from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. an
Saturday. A moon walk, hay ride, cake walk
and more will be available.
A day o f family fun srtll also Include food,
games, prizes, face painting, cotton candy,
snow cones, popcorn, prizes and barbecue
chicken. Candy will be given to those attend
ing.
At 5 p.m. a costume contest will begin. D is
cretion Is requested.
Holiday decorating tip i
LAKE MARY - Would you like some new tips
for holiday decorating this year? ‘ Decorating
for the Holidays* (a program giving holiday
designs for the home and business) will be
presented by the Sanford Flower Shop at First
Baptist Church Markham Wooda. 5400 M ark
ham Woods R d„ in Lake Mary. The event will
be held on Nov. 3 at 7 p.m.
f. Bsv. • •
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JfVU CL J v W , U f f l D JfltH C D t
. l i
11:00 am services
Lunch following in the Fellowship Hall
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SANFORD • 51‘J S PARK AVE
6:30 pm In the
sanctuary
• 40/ 3 2? 0041
Family ftin festival
SANFORD • Family Worship Center. 35th
Street and Airport Boulevard, will hold a Fall
Festival and Alternative Halloween celebration
on Saturday beginning at noon. Registration
for the chill cook-off will begin at 1 p.m. and
an auction will be held In the main sanctuary
at 4 p.m.
Free games for the young and young at heart
along with food and drinks srtll be offered.
Kids should bring a bag for candy.
The day will also feature face painting and a
hay ride. At the close o f the evening partici
pants wtU enjoy a concert.
No costumes are required. For more Infor
mation call 333-9323 and aak for Chris or
Debbie.
SANFORD • Central Baptist Church. 3101 W.
State Road 46 In Sanford, srtll hold a Chil
dren's Fall Festival o f Fun on Saturday from 3
to 5 p.m. Pony rides, snow cones, games, a
moon walk, hot-dogs and candy will be avail
able.
For more information call the church office
10:30 am In the sanctuary
6:00 pm in the sanctuary
Fall festival and baxaar
LONGWOOD - Longwood Hills Congrega
tional Church. U.C.C., 1255 E.E. Williamson
Rd.. will hold a Barbecue and Craft Fair from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Craft booths will open at 9
a.m. and the food will be served beginning at
11:30 a.m.
Sponsors are currently taking space reserva
tions for people who want to sell crafts. Each
apace is about 17 feet long and tables are
available on a reservation basis. Each space
will be 820 and there la no electric available.
The tables will be along the front driveway
and along the parking area on the west or
church side.
Tb reserve a apace or for more Information
about the event call the church office at 3328253.
Day o f prayer
SANFORD • Baptist World Day o f Prayer will
be held Monday. Nov. 2. 7 p.m. at Zion Hope
Missionary Baptist Church where Ellas Caffey
is pastor. This event la sponsored by the Miaaion Council -Congress *1,
The church la soliciting support in this ef
fort. The objective o f this program la to assist
Christian brothers and sisters to spread the
gospel to every com er o f the world.
spiritual and financial through prayers and
contributions Is requested.
Zion Hope Is located at 710 Orange Avc..
Sanford.
Church
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For Further
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Seminole Herald. Santord, Florida • Friday. October 30, 1998 • BA
12— E l d e r l y C are
L e g a l N o tic e s
m t w c ir c u it c o u n t
ON THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
M M IN O LI COUNTY,
FLORIDA
C A M NO. 9S-1S43-CA-14-Q
FiO ER A L TRUST DANK, a
Federal Earing* Sank.
Plaintiff,
ve.
ROBERT C . BALLARD,
a tingle man,
«
Oefendanf(t).
NOTICB ON C LIN K ’S
NORBCLOBURI BALB
Noflee It hereby given that
pursuant to the Summary Final
Judgment of Forecloture end
Sale entered October »0. IM S.
and entered In the cauee pend
ing m the Circuit court of the
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In
and for Seminole County.
Florida. Civil Action No. 91124J-CA-I4-Q, the underalgned
Cterk wts tall the properly situate In takf County, detcrlbed
at:
Unit S. Building B. COACH
LIOHT ESTATES, SECTION II. a
Condominium, according to the
Declaration of Condominium,
recorded in Official Recorda
Book l i f t , Nage 1920, Public
Recorda of Seminole County,
Florida.
at public tale, to the hlgheat
and beat bidder for caeh at
11.00 AM. on the ttth day of
November, tM O, at the Weal
Front Door of the Seminole
County Courthouee. Sanford.
Florida.
DATED this 10th day of
October. IM S
(COURT SEAL)
MARYANNS MORSE
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Seminole County, Florida
By: Jane I . Jaaewtc
Deputy Clerk
JOHN M. McCORMICK. Sag.
SOI East Church Street
Orlando. Florida llS O t
Attorney for Plaintiff
Publish: October 13. 30, IM S
DIV-194
IN THS CIRCUIT COUNT
OF THS 1STN JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT ON NLOMOA
SBMINOLS COUNTY
OBNBRAL
JURISDICTION DIVISION
CASB NO. 9B-B6BBCA-t4-fl
Dhr N
WASHINGTON MUTUAL
BANK. FA. aucceaaor
by corporate merger to
Or tat Western
Bank, a Federal Seringa
Bank.
Plaintiff,
VS.
CHRISTIAN JACOUE
BENOMAN and RIBS C.
BE ROMAN, at at..
AM BNDID NOTICB
ON NONSCLODUNB BALB
Notice it hereby given that,
putauant
to
an
Order
Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale
dated October f t . ISOS, and
entered m ctvt! caee number 9900SSCA-14-I Dlv S. Of the
Circuit Court Pi mo ttth
Judicial Cvauit Vi
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L e g a l N o tic e s
UNCLAIMED
VEHICLE AUCTION
Removal e l me below
described vehicles was con
ducted in compliance with N.E.
713.73. Notice that Dutch’s
Towing will sail said vshiclss at
Public Auction tor cash on
Novtm btr 13th at 10:00 am at
200 Psfsunmon Avs., Sanford,
Florida. Ws rtsarva the right to
enlhdrtw any vehicles from thia
auction. All vehklee sold AS IS.
No tills guaranlaad. Butch's
Towing taaarvsa the right to bid
on eny vehicle.
Vehicle* may be viewed one
hour prior to tale.
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IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT
I COUNTY,
' SS-TSO-CP
IN RE: ESTATE OF
FERN KATHLEEN LEWIS
The administration ef the
aetata of FERN KATHLEEN
LEWIS, decaaaad. Fee i
; M -TH -C P.I 4 pending M
Circuit Ceurt for
County.
Florida.
Probata
Olvision, the address of which
la P.O. Drawer C , Sanient,
Florida S m t - S M S ^ ........ .....
the personal rapreaantative’a
are
I la hie wRR IMs court.
WITHIN T H R U MONTHS OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICB: (1) a
1 Cl)
this notice Is
hone of the personal roprosontettve, venue, or furled lotion ef
ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE
FOREVER BARREO.
PyfcUcaMon ti M i Hottci im
i on October 13. ISM
DANIEL S . LEWIS
SIS Burba Street
NL 31701
KENNETH M. BEANE,
S7SN.
Me mend. NL 33711
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PubVah: October S3. 30. II
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ATfftNfiAN 6MA-*--------M THE CIRCUIT COUNT
NLONIBA
PROBATE DIVISION
CA SE NOi SO-SSI-CP
IN RE: THE ESTATE ON
SANDRA LYNN
MEADE BURNS,
N ones
ON ADM MMTRATtON
TO ALL NIASONS HAVINO
CLAIMS AOAINST THE ABOVE
ESTATE:
The admtniatrellon of iho
estate
o(
SANDRA
LYNN
M IAOI BURNS, deceased. File
Number M-SS1-CP, la pending
In the CVcuN Ceurt let
Seminole
County,
Florida,
Probata Dhrteion. the eddraea
of which lo P.O. Drowor C.
Sanford. Flortdo 3I7TI-0SM .
The name* and addressee of
Iho Poraonol Representative
and
the
Pereonel
Repreeentatlve's attorney are
eet form below:
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All persona on whom thia
notice i* served who have
obfectlone that chokengo the
validity otthew iR. the quabtlcatione
of
the
Personal
Re present ethre. venue, or )urtedictlon of thle Court are
regulfed to fRe the* obfectlene
with mte court WITHIN TN I
LATER OF THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVS
AFTER TMI DATE ON SERVICE
ON A CONY ON THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
Alt cred itor* of the decadent
age Viet
a
27— Nussflnr i f C h ild
C are
of
fttod thou
WITHIN
THE LATER ON THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE OATS ON THE
FIRST PUBLICATION ON THIS
NOTICE ON THIRTY DAVE
AFTER THE DATE ON SERVICE
ON A COPY OP THIS NOTICB
ON THEM.
A* other creditor* of the dece
dent ond poroono having claims
dent * aetata must Id
claim* with this Court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE ON THS FIRST NUBUCATION ON THIS NOTICE.
NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREY
■R BARRED.
The sole of Iho Nroi
Hon of thia Notice lo
S3. ISM .
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HEALTH BtSUKANCS ANO 441K
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Landscape Nursery Labor need
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Days E Eve WU Tram. Apply
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DESK CLERK
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payabie-racervabias. inventory,
filing, data entry. Must ham
strong computer background.
Armor Syvtems-Oicken Book*
Salary and benefits negotiable
to nght individual Fax returnee
to 407-32S-61M
NURSES
LPN P/T Every other weekend
Apply: Longwood Retirement
Village 460 E Church Am
Longwood, FL 767-0600
MAINTENANCE FuS Ttrrra No
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Must ham traniporution. Lata
Mary 323-1927
okay
MAINTENANCE HELPER
tor apartment complex. Mutt
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COL Required. C M Sandy M At tempt. (407) 647-B0I0 No
FaWEOe
P/T tor local chanty.
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- E*Mrtoncad w/oquip B saa work a
pko^ Wcaaon 4 Renown. (487)
ELECTRICIAN
tmmedrate. fufl-bma
amptoymant m lha Orlando B
tem pi araaa tor a
W RE: THS MAJWtiAOS ON
KATHLEEN ANN ADAMS
EVERETT T. ADAMS
TO: EVERETT T. ADASM
YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an
action for Diteotutlen of
Mom ago hot booi
I MM wHBIBNI BM ( VWNFflOT IV
•to# to rocovor as bar eqwtl distribution threugh lump
fg Ea wire
described real
personal property:
The Spat t lt / l feet o l U t IE;
au of Let II and the Warn IE
feet ef U f IT In Black *F\
•AN LAN DO
ENRINOE.
Eeminele
C ounty,
Nlertda.
TRACT NO. 1C. SECONO
RINLAT, according te Fiat
ed in P letB
Page E of the Pubhc R e c o rd a
ef Seminole County. Nlertda.
and a motor vehicle dooertb
ae a SI Nerd Taurua. bearing \
• IFA C P SlU X M A tftM t.
You are required la carve a
copy ol your written
d any. to If an KENNETH M.
BEANE. ESQUIRE, NteiMMTe
attorney, whoee eddraea te: ETC
N. Orlande Avenue. Suita
ISSSA. Montand, Florida S37S1,
on or boforo NOVEMBER IS.
ISM a n d ........
the clerk
before
attorney
DATED: OCTOBER SO. ISM
MARYANNS MORSE
Ae Clerk o the Ceurt
By: Nancy R. Waiter
Ae Deputy Ctprk
Pubbeh: October 13. M . an
November 9. 13. ISM
DEV-111
It. 1998, and
bi Caee n o . b t -EBMCA af die Circuit Court of the
EIGHTEENTH Judtci.il CircuN in
bad for SEMINOLE County.
Florida wbombi NATtONSBANC
MORTGAGE CORPORATION I*
the Plaintiff and HOMER S
M IIM . JR. am the Defendant*.
I wtt eaS te the highest and
cash at the
e l the SEMINOLE
Ceurtheute at 11:00
a m .. on the 17th day of
NOVSM M R. IB M . the follow-
serving Era gasobrw a
staborvpatrolaum Induatry
mduatry aiparrano* N • phis,
but wa tram M new associate*
Benefit* mefuda a compeutim
salary hesBh cars B a company
provide vehicle CaE K A K
Etoatria. tea. Eantord, NL P k
£407)2284880 a r FAX
forth In to M Pinal
LOT f t , BLOCK E, HEFTLER
HOMES ORLANDO. SECTION
ONE, ACCORDING TO THE
N U T THEREON RECOROCO M
FLAT BOOK 13. NAOEE • ANO S
ON THE NUBUC M CO R O E ON
EEMMOLB COUNTY. NLOMOA.
WITNESS MV NANO end the
eeai of thia Court on October
IB. IBM .
Maryanna Mi
Cterk ef We Circuit Court
By: Jan* E. Jaeewtc
Cteeuty Cterk
Echevarria. M cCoBo. Raymer,
Barron B Nrapgier
Poet O ffice Baa 3410
Tampa. NL 33M1
FB71M77B
roaid A oomnvTOP PAY, BENENIT*.
DFW P Apply Santord
Etectoc 1522 S. Park Drive
SM ung
loltowin^
House Person, Hotwa Kaepers,
and AM Dbhwaahart . Appry in
parson to' BlerrieK *
1 S8 '
ABBMTANT tor 2 oflkcea Carbhcabon not necessary E as-
p tfim c id . V id itiiity m d •
good paraonaiify a must C a l
323-2577 or 904-775-O222 tor
322-2*07
CPO t e i L L O .
Local co 10 yrt ast
Letatek 497-111Bte I
PtA M M T For Sunday
FT orPT . 4074
PROFESSIONAL
) HIM *.
StfcfiZZi_________________
(♦07)
RIGHT HAND MAN
NoBdS 100 wortrars dally.
« pey to te t
‘Open • am
PLB X M LE
Bertord Oeycere M-F IJO-Epm
CM_3 2 l W r
wteno to R im B 11
«w l «MI
7-Bam and 1i
•pm m 7 . Ful brira hour*
school R out C M 322-BB45
sra nasoria larosai
rrwm<#cturef cn c o n tu m r efreuuojc acuBtaontt w looking kx
a SECURfTV GUARDS lor 2nd
M B 3 00PM -II OOPkMOOPM100AM . CanRdstaa must be
■
or be quaMtad par
lUtute*. Drvaxon ol Uioi Propfwury Secuffy
Must have a te ne t D k|Minimum oi 3 years ex-
salary raqutramanu
19B4EOE
ascuRmromcERJos
f CM (407) 7M-2333______
M B Unarmed
1 4 Aaaac. *34-7444
bW v
m L
O rte te tO M irM )
_
County
baa bi
tor Fra
post-
8btvIcb Tach
Nor local proparw company, bnFT position eve u b l*
lor experienced per-
_____
». or
C o T ’ ciaa* ■ a plua
piu* Apply
A
In
Rrepa u
S ^ te
3 Deycara Ktarka
Btsmng w« b
w
. 814
Maty Bk M Santord
I - 11PM on 1077. t<y
28. and loot. For ' *
Dr.. Luntcrd.
tar Largs Plant Nurasry Muet be
experienced,
orgsramd
and
ssEtnoltastod.
FwkMl
exp.
helpful. Raaponttot* lor Inventory control, pdhng orders end
raoekring. Appry in parson. 8770
W. SR 46, Santord or cel Leurra. 3300298, CM 224.
For em cebmet makers B tetXD U c. req Drug Fra*
Apply in person to.
I C M . 14B1 Kaabrar Piece. Pori
o l Bentord A lax reeume to
407-321-8454
U
n f v x n is h e d
i lAl
t' it 4ys
I 118— O ffice S pace For
R ent
A M O V IM S P fC tA U I 400 eq
ft * upi $263 A MONTH Otoce
Storage, 321-QI20or 33J2554
2 c. gar., plus I c. carport over
1/3ac.tedoek. liaO B te en
DELTONA 2/1 Uv. cbn. carport.
toed yd BSBMnen
SANFORD 2/1 Sv, dn. 2 bptc.
fcff.pnh.CHrA. to yd
SANFORD 3/2 Nara
ap plte.ka.tood
IFm perKea 321-47*4
mo.
No
count.407
127— S torace /Oftice
Fo r R ent
•TORAOR FEN FOR RENTConvement iocebon to Longwood
near 434 Oood eecunty, tewed
rijtO ajn oJ S G W a^^^^^
2BR $425/
Senior Du-
141— H om es For S a u
104 Otera (k traeutbx IBM
R EC U V B40, PtCKIt o o l WO RE CO TON CORPO
RATION, the nabon's leedbig
IT iR tT ftd il
tBMtoutor/ menuteckxer of elec
tronic accessories, has t e a t
Wats Bpanlwea m i t Labe Mary
te cM M tor T el end 2nd thAa
Hours
avM abieT 00AM3 30PM. • OOAM-OOPM. and
4.00PM-12.30AM MuM be abb
to Ml a narwnum of SO to*, on a
continuous basis. Forkkft axpenance
2650 ta
IM thM. $7 00 2nd ahffl *
EANFORO 1/1 Duplex. Living
Rm. Carprt CHTA....$37$/$3B0
EANFORO M Heel B Air. Eai
tea meat teat Apply In
person at 2950 Lake Emma
Road. Labe Mary FU. or 1000
Emma Oaks Tral, Labs Mary,
a 32746 EOC
aq It. CeMomia atyte 2 story
pool, lenms et
amemtrat
$129,000
Farit A m VlUea JBR/2Ba
Townhouse condo- 942.000.
RENTALS
221-iaM
JIM DOYLE
fe m b h o ff
* k fi^ g a o d a teB
(407) 322-2405
NEED H O LW U TO RENT
3 ON U l Mary
ready to mom tol $57V
m o..Nopet*.407-a2S-31M
A) 1II Mil AHi I MIIM! S
V! N HIM! 1 »
Mill S
1 0 5 — D u p l e x/ T x ip l e x
■
EAN FO RO 2/1 near 8emmoie
HS. OVA, WO Hook Uk> Opt.
Sec. EOK 323-44*4 or 244-5513
LOT, over 1/4 ac Lfl.
eel-to kXh. gar.
4/1,O ver 1SO O $q.Ft-ap. pi
teaep to-tawt qts B
M ARKH AN WOOOB 5 * bd. 3
bath 1 2 aerts 3500 aq It
UWIarn, acm pool $299,100.
RENOVATED new cprtpert/
r He. natot uN $49J00
117— C o m m er c ial
R entals
housekeeper/cook.P
321-0000
93— R o o m s Fox R ent
Furnished Room lor rant A l uN.
Inc. Phone. TV. pool * kitchen
ua*. HOOTmo No smoking C el
tr 5JO weekday*. 32*4421
rid. LaufKXy. phone, and U
ua* 515-590 a week. 324-4955
easy
modal* up to 35 car*, heavy
equipment autos, ale.; 17-02/
Aepori Bird area, tvaiebie im$550
per month
4-4440 «r la x 324-
itaa.
(
•HI
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!
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99— A PA ll MINTS
U n fur nish ed
DOWNTOWN 1 bdrni ap t AC.
tndgs, atom. Water tod. 530CV
men ♦ B250fte$L 3290140
2 BORM. 1470440 ANO UP
323-9670
1425/mon ♦
i
3 5
f f r
. 7
2
1
1
CWd* (407) I-900446 M U 69/mm|
Lm Rm C o l F tU !
(4 0 7 ) 7 8 6 -TAUC*
LAKEADAt eortki teioma
r
R O EC LSA V BA A B
C red it ca rd B illin g
1-600-CITY-FUN
■ y
O f
i
t ’t e a e W titw i n a n o r a n u ,
M l K s» P li( - n m Bte
H yo O KAY 40 7 -3 frf* » ? -
2/1 DupHi.txctllenl
area. 5360 Efftcrancy $295
321-0757.
100— C o n d o m in iu m
R entals
V I CORNER UNTO NaM to pool
IMIeaVaec $450rtnon. Off Air'■
(M t) 744-1547
103— H
U
TOP PAY
pEcADont t l Vfr
•
SIM
V I. over 1600 aq. R . tog pool.
321-4900
J. 2960 Lake Emma
I0 HRJR.M.
Mary. FU 32746, or
7 333lto407<
"
FAXi
• 20-35 houAsaab (Nov-Dec)
i-
JTM l V
~~ST.
1 bdrax to
>factory Farms ON Center
I ll
U M Io S S l?
■mamags.
M l
ExceBent phone H u b
knowledge of Mcnraori Word requved. Flexxm hours. C M tor
' “
‘
7 Stor
age Inc.. Agent tor Abed Van
Ejgrart- 1 line*. 407-330-0332.
OPERATORb o ilt b , COL mq3f
* Perraion N/T poeikgni 4B7)ttlA1*>
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73— Em plo ym en t
W anted
ENTRY LEV EL M KV ER S
w uw i n o fliy irantpon
COL
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S U M __________________
M you am a paman wbn a die.b l|m, .
M aa cast la you. ter the
ef certain aeeietance.
contact
Ceurt
at M l N. Nark
Avenue. Benterd. Florida U F T I,
telephone number (407) 31343M , erRhin t working day* of
yew receipt af M o document; M
hearing Impaired. (TDO| 1-BOObb b -*77i .
Pubbeh: Octeber S3, M . ISM
0EV-1M
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Faal grow'ng 00. need* career
minded people to kxanriewfftiraf
manege. UNLIMITED growth po
tential Salary * bonus, Orast
benefits Faa resume to (407)
647-4129 or CM Chrra at (407)
647-BOt 0 or Melanie at (407)
m
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M sIp N
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I oo>fafrr fr fli
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NOTICE IE H E M E T GIVEN
pursuant
I • .A M
U6AT&A&1— m e a t s *
Uc
40-50 Hre/Wk
F/T B
We want to make aura you are pleated with the retufft from your Seminole Herald classified nd
To make aura your ad works, we suggest you keep in mind the toeowmg
• Indude at many feature* of bra btm you era teenq at you can trank of Remember,
the more you tel. bra tetter you *M.
• Indude a price By ksbng a price, you wtl etnanat* unwanted cel* Iram people who
aren't serious about buying your march*inks*.
• Whan you tot your phone rwttoer. fcat the bme of day that it beat to reach you. Ybu
don't want people casing you whan you a n M work or ilia p n g
Car B Inawanoa Naadad
Weekends FREE: 331-52M
DRIVERS
W f ham
COUNTY,
(3St) 37S-M M
P H ) 37S-33M FAX
Pubbeh: October S3. M , ISM
DSV-1M
CLASSIFICATIONS
LOOKING FOR
SELF MOTIVATED
tortLfaooTO rtandoD f. (17-92)
u r n m m ______________
M TWN C M C U rr COUNT
BN TNB EtPMTBCHTM
If you naad to changa your ad artda It I* running, pteasa gfve us * cal and wa wMmaka Era
criang# for tw rwxt avaBsMa adHfoa Pteasa check your ad on tw Brat day ol pubBcaflon. It
you Rnd an arror, pteasa cafl ua Immadstefy and wa wit oorrad tw error lor tw next publi
cation. Wa are raaponaMa lor tw drat insertion onfy and only lor tw coal ol twi test truerBon.
W ORK TOOAYW AO TODAY
Banferd
Apply in person today
1 M 1 1 French Am
Eetote of Sandro Lynn
IE701N.W. ITIet
Alachua. Flortdo 33SIS
Wo gtefty aaoapf Maatefcwd, VIbb, Dtooovw and Amorican ExprBM. Wo ateo w i taka cash
or a potsonM chtch. Advertsani who wteh to 6a bOad can mafca t ftSngBfhBnM at Ha Rna
•Wf ad la placed. Pteaia ktrap In mind fiat ads In tfra Personals (dan. 21),
OpportunittBB (cteoa. 55). 4 Oarago 8alas (217) raquhe payment In advance.
71— H elp W anted
CUSTOMER SERVICE
tort Am
w rn a a y n n oon
LABOR READY
or cuaL
71—Help Wanted
B u p g lit- P/T Must have
•te- In A /P B A /R Apply in per•on A2Z Jen*. 8tg p 25*9 Swv
|ra U O ra ti ral WAtete
LAUNORV PERSON 7 3 X M F
Apply
Longwood Retirement
Visage. 460 E. Church Am .
longwood. FL 797-0600_______
w tod*. ml
an opsrang In ITS
M y tor fsi
End ahdt aaeamftfy poaMorw.
Hours am 7 00AU-3 30PM u d
4 00PM-It JO M l Must b* NbM
to M to to 35 tos and stand tor
B hows. Staring rats: M IO IN
SUM m d M 40 2nd MM. Apply
in parson M 10BO Emma OMa
Tra*. Labe Mary. FL 32741 EOE
pay
C a ll
LAUNDRY PERSON
BeneSts Aftar 90 Days
ftp* Eaaf 407-293-3055
Chad Cam A Van Driver need
ed tor Chrtssan Canter E*p regueated Oood salary B ban*M*. 407-322-7905
m
DEADLINES:
For Tuaaday'a adWon, tho doadilna la Monday at noon
For WMnaaday'a adtdon, tho doaddno la TUoaday at noon
For Thursday's odMton, tho doaOBno is Wodnasday at noon
--- -+ -
CAREER PRUBTRATEDT NEED
AOOm OMAL M COM ET Earn
aerioua money In apero tme
your home For
1-BBB256-1119 24hr*
ta m
322-2611
T b i fTBB froot Ortando S31-9993
Ybu can f n your ad to 407-323^408
300 H. Franoli Ava.
P.O. Box 1607
Sanford, FT. *2771
Sanford, FL 22772
KRCHEH HELP
Flexibl* hr*
Apply 0 Wlttow Tree Cato. CM
to schedule Interview 321-2204
Good Incorrw Potential
$ 5 0 0
r a in in g
G ^ L V A ^ S ^ H B IIB D
banwaLongwoouvrianao
WN tram tor To* rnssrtnn
24 opening* tor barbie people
¥ t b f /t
Pd Training, vacason
haaSh. dental. Me Yiauranca
CaE tffT SS11111
T
mmm
JOIN the bett rraetiheara team
m Votoala county Restorative
CNA
needed
immediately
Previous experience helpful
Cell Debery Manor 407-BM442E. EOC.
AUTOSSOTTVE O S T A U R t
PisStiuSnB phone cards. No •■partanca necessary For more
Information send a BASE to:
Primetime
Communication*,
PO . Boa ES4365. M am . FL
332EB-I3M
70— Ed u c a t io n 4
“ C f r a r 11*7 S 3-11
FuS Time • Sign on BonuaU*
Alto pert-time PRN an shifts
Jom our team of care green as
wa eipjnd our horuons Ex
perience a* CNA wN increase
bate pay 'Great loiki to work
h.‘ Apply m person. Healthearn and Rehabilitation Center
of Santord 950 S. mekonviNe
Am . Santord. FL 32771. NO
PHONE CALLS PLEASE E O f
LANOBCAPCRS-atsrting
B7 OttTir, F/T w^ranafits
(40T)3Z2-E133.
23— L ost S t Fo u n d
m --
Sem inole Herald
71— H e l p W a n t e d
Our offlea la opan to aarva you Monday through Friday, 8 am • 5 pm
NEEO A C O K W T IR !
Comptet* system* fuSy loedbd
Laaaa/purchaaa »/Vm monthly
payments. 900-900-0343x2767
Idhts.______ _____________
rarntta
wherein WASNtNOTON MUTU
AL BANK. FA. SUCCESSOR BY
CORPORATE
M IROSR
TO
ONSAT W SSTSRN BANK, A
FID SRAL SAVWOB DANK, la
PlalnlMf
and
CHRISTIAN
JACOUE DEROMAN, RISE C .
BE ROMAN, BLAZER FINANCIAL
SERVICES. INC.. D/B/A ORSAT
WESTERN FINANCIAL SER
VICES.
INC..
le/ere
Delendant(a), I wM aeS la the
highest and beat bidder lor
cash at the weal (rent deer ef
the Semmale County court
house m Sanford. Seminole
County Florida, at tf:M A.M.
on the I Tth day e l NOVEMBER.
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l lha iQ
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property ae sot term In said
Final Judgment, to wb:
LOT 13. BRANTLEY HARBOR
EAST. SECTION ON MEREDITH
MANOR. ACCOROMtO TO THS
PLAT THEREON AS RECOROSO
IN PLAT BOOR E l. PROS 4*. ON
THE PUBLIC RECORDS ON
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA.
NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
DEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARB
AOVISEO THAT THIS LAW FIRM
IS OEEMED TO BE A DEBT
C O U EC TO R ATTEMPTINO TO
COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USEO FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Dated the IS day of Octeber,
ISM .
MARYANNS MORSE
Clerk e l Circuit Court
By Jane B. Jaeeerie
Deputy Clerk
COOIUS S 8TAWIARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Soda 4SO
Tampa. Florida 33S0T
Telephone: 1313) STT-SOOS
CSSSST-OSOtr
Publish: October 13. 30, ISM
OEV-1SS
71— H e l p W a n t e d
o u ses-
n f u r n is iie d
U M OOWN— WHY RENTT
tMran you can own tas 3 btkm
home te CASA, new pafeX 4 car
pet? Ask about HUD honrael
CELEBRITY CIPHER
by Luis Campos
' xweray C«aw> cnelogtwn* ara w aate hvx wjoUIkvw ey I m u
pvceM pMlwvlpnMW* EachMHwewcwewr tHntetewwewr
Teteytcaw Nmu*bW_
SDMV
RA I BPB
EKJ
�1 0 A - S e m in o te H e ra ld , S a n lo rd , F lo rid a - Frid ay, O c to b e r 30 , 1990
GETS
THE
B DONE!
Buy
JU S T LISTED L A K E F R O N T "'
la rg e 4 B R home on Lake Lou
se (Denonat approx 1800 iq
r t . lam room ON gar., (Of
porch, fenced, dock, lew Traffic
area. A many plus features inci
*WQ 7 5% mod CALL NOW TO
SEE'ftt
$102 500
ConsHler
trade in
^ U U a & IE ^
E s t a t e , in c
322-7496
Re a l
D E B ARY
Access 10 t7 92 A I
♦ 3BR • 2nd Rm »iTd-on Fresh
paint new carpet CMA. S e c Sys
$63 SCO 407 574 5208
A
HOUSE O F G O O D IES 901 LOcusl Ave F u m , appll , houserv kl n-ec * A candy 321-8395
LA KEFRO N T LOT TV J e
Lake lo c h Arbor private
90k300 $70 000
LA K E FR O N T LOT Slime Is
land Lake Monroe $(20 000
VACANT LOT- Loch Arbor
$30 000 k), pnv wooded
L A K E MARY LOTS VVood«d
$25 000
B A Y A V E Sanferd lot near
park $12 000
321-5065
------- r w G T t r m n ------ -
<?•' .7 ( t l f
1929 VINTAGE 2/1 ♦ 1/1 apt
$78 000
E LE G A N T 4/2 neignoorhood w
history $120,000 DOT W ALLER,
JERN IG AN P R O P E R T Y
323-3165
S in es 1846
(4071322-« 123
S t. fo A **
Sactctt Spaoou* attractve 3
t 5 w / F R $ 6 t 500
S L Jcn c a F iv e r 3 5 -a : on nver
in Decary 12 m> frontage R e
duced lo $225 000
lc a a 6 M i.f4 .e e across from
O n S a n Airport toned W-t
$375 000
Law deem E a sy qualify tow mo
pym ti 2,1 C A fried yard w/ •■tra building lot
Pn M e * .;
W heelchair*
Chad*, adjuatable inclining. $75 Adull Chaw,
$150 407-668 2127
231— C a r s F o r S a l e
m
'c i B r a r CTxip* M V iiie
Look» good, runt grealt S850
O B O 332-8530 leave meaiaga
15- Rage iff boat M IS H P O a
rage kept’ Impeccable co nd i
tion1! Low h o ilS tl 16595 00
Onty at
________
Sates-Servtce-Flnanclng-Perte-
CONDO f/t Comer unit Nent to
pro! S35K or tv s! 700 E. Artn riB h d 561-744 1547
Call Donny or Lee todeyt
A c ce sso r n s
n to B u y
CH RO M E W H E E LS
4 1 6 " lor Dodge Ram $175 Can
40 7 5 0 9 5057
Alum C a n t Copper / B re s t
Kokom o Recycling 321-0004
A/C U n lit tnsdaO utside units
2 1/2. 3. or 4 tons avail For
more info C all 904-719 6100
219— W
ash
916 W First-M T 9 5 Sat 9-1
P A R K AVE. MOBILE P A R K
Homes S3 000 to $6 000 Set Up
Financing QUIF.T1 322-2661
181— A p p l i a n c e s &
F lr n it lr e F o r S ale
221— G o o n T h in k s to
E at
B royhill Sofa Like new Makes
into queen su e bed Make oiler
322 5325
B O B S FAM OUS PEAN U TS A
FRESH JU M B O SHRIMP
Secret recipe on peanuts written
up several times m local news
papers Come by A have me
BEST alter a* the rest
2330
Celery Ave . Santord
Limes A Key Limes 322-3210
199— Pets & Supplies
223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s
Free lo good home Black Lab
spayed lemaw about 2 yrt old
Oreal wpeople, but nol w<chev
ens & PHJ6, 407-323-5963
F R E E C A R . SS A FUN at your
spare time Interested^ Can Lin
da 0 526-3517. I also offer repl
pea and new Tipperwar#
PE T GROOMING
by appt at my office or el your
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Good news, bad news for spinal pain
D EAR DR GOTT: I’m 88 years old
and have been diagnosed with
advanced osteoporosis, causing multi
ple vertebral fractures. I have con
stant pain and use Fosamax daily.
Will these fractures ever heal? I have
been told by two back surgeons that
with the exception of progressive
paraplegia, any attem pt at recon
struction would require extensive,
futile surgery. Is my spine ever going
to improve?
D E A R R E A D E R : You are in an
unenviable position. Because of exten
sive osteoporosis, the spinal bones
have begun to fracture, causing pain
and disability, even though you arc
already being treated for b rittle
bones.
The bad news: No, your spinal frac
tures are permanent.
The good news: You can be helped
To begin with, you have been pre
scribed Fosamax, the only anti-osteoporosis p ill that can reverse the
process and even strengthen your
bones. Hormones and other drugs
cannot do this; they only arrest the
disease or, when given early enough,
prevent it. If you continue to use
Fosamax, in a year or two bone densi
ty studies may show substantial
improvement in your bone-calcium
level. While this will undoubtedly pre
vent further fractures, it will not —
unfortunately — affect the fractures
you already have In this instance, the
bones have literally been crushed and
arc unable to reconstruct their origi
nal shapes, unlike bones elsewhere in
the body.
In the second place, you might ben
efit from a program of aggressive
rehabilitation, administered under the
supervision of a physiatrist (an M.D.
specialist in rehab medicine). Using a
com bination of active and passive
exercises, pain medication, muscle
strengthening, ultrasound therapy
and other techniques, these profeisionals could — In all likelihood —
reduce your pain and improve your
independence. Of course, nothing in
this world is guaranteed, but I urge
you to ask your physician for a refer
ral.
Surgery is probably not an option. I
agree with your back specialists who
stated that an operation is dangerous
and chancy, unless you develop
unmistakable signs of nerve compres
sion or deterioration.
DR. G O T T
im portant
for
women
after
menopause and women with a family
history of osteoporosis. II the test
shows norm al bone-calcium , fine.
Repeat it in a year or two. If it shows
significant demineralization, however,
immediate steps should be taken to
avoid the very complications that you
arc experiencing.
This is why I urge most of my
patients over 60 or 70 years of age to
have bone den sity exam inations.
These simple tests are particularly
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I am sorry to say that you reflect an
increasing problem in this country:
the consequences of osteoporosis. If
you had received therapy years ago,
you might not be in the straits you are
today.
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growths and all.) With South looking at
six winners and a decent seven-card
suit, his three-spade overcall is “text
book." Yet a Young Turk would bid
four apades. West wants to act, but is
ist too weak. Opposite a Young Turk,
B y P h illip A ld e r
orth should pass. But facing a more
conservative bidder, four spades is a
Would Thomas Jefferson have made reasonable gamble. North has fit and
a good bridge player? Perhaps not, be controls (aces and kings).
cause in a letter to George Washington
You start with nine tricks: seven
on May 16, 1792, he wrote, "Delay is spades, one heart and one diamond.
preferable to error." That is often true, You must establish dummy's heart
of course, but at the bridge table, delay nine for trick 10. And you muat head
can be an error.
that way without delay, before drawing
By way of example, take this deal. trumps.
You reach four spades. The defenders
Win with dummy's diamond ace,
cash their two dub tricks, then switch cash the heart ace, and ruff a heart
to diamonds. How do you continue? high in hand. Return to dummy with a
Also, what do you think of the bidding? trump, ruff another heart high, cross
Some players would open that East to dummy with a trump, and ruff a
hand with one diamond because they third heart high. Finally, play ■ spade
don't like the rebid alter a one-spade to dummy's king and cash the heart
response by partner. That la not my ‘ nine, discarding a diamond. Dummy's
style. I prefer to bid my longest suit trumps are vital entries.
first. (I would rebid one no-trump over
one spade, cauliflower-shaped akin
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The bottom line is that osteoporosis
is preventable. It can occur even in
physically active women in their 50s.
Women in their 80s are almost certain
to have it. Early diagnosis is crucial.
by Jim Davit
The success you're hoping tor in the year
ahead lias m your ab tty and desira lo gat
along with those you encounter, tl you
treat all with consideration and friendli
ness. even atrangers win offer a helping
hand
■COftPtO (O c t 34-Nov. 32) It could turn
out lo be on# ol those days whan you
may have a great deal of drffculty coordi
nating and consolidating your efforts.
Don't let pent up frustrations maka things
w orse. Trying lo patch up a broken
romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker
can help you understand what to do to
make the relationship work. Mail 52.75 to
Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P O.
Boa 1758, Murray HiS Station, New York,
NY 10156.
SAOnTARtUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 31) Waste
fulness on your pari could perm eate
throughout your being today, undermin
ing your w all laid out budget. Unless
you're careful, you'll have to live with
future shortages
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11) Not fol
lowing through on a promisa you mads lo
someone in your family or a dose com
panion could causa soma bitter conse
quences tor you. It may be more than you
bargained lor.
AQUARIUS (Jan. IO-Feto. 19) Negative
thinking on your part could distort your
logic and destroy the vary things you
have going lor you today. Problems you
encounter will coma from having a selldefeating attitude
PIBCEB (F ab . 20-M arch 20) Be aatra
careful not lo got youraoll financially
Involved in a business or commercial
dealing with someone or a group you
know bttle about today. Your lots could
be big and permanent.
ARIES (M arch 21-A pril 19) Thera Is a
strong possibility you could find out that
you've bean either deceived or fooled by
someone you trusted today. To know the
truth w tl be a blessing in d*gmse.
TAURUS (A pril 20-Uey 20) Although a
fnend writ be we* intentcried, hie or her
advice may be way o il the m ark and
could lead you In the wrong direction.
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Opening lead: * 3
Don't delude yourseX
O EM S* (May 21-Juno 20) Oat away last
if you find yours#* involved with someone
whoa# behavior bordorknes on unetfveal.
amoral behavior today. This individual
could draw you into an awful moss.
CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Seek out
good counaol today if you have any
Important or legal question* to consider.
Don't kid yourseX into ttwbung you under
stand the ramifications, lor you could got
yourseX In hot water.
LEO (July 29-A u*. 22) Correct i
immediately, no manor how dXficuR they
be to rectify. To attempt lo sweep
them under the rug could create an inaotubie situation lor yourseX.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) It s not your
nature to be namcero, so don't fa l vicbm
to that today. Evan X you bsieve you're
espousing a bttle while be. X could snow
ball out of proportion.
LIB R A (S e p t. 23 -O c t. 23) G enerally
you're vary considerate and fair to others,
but dttsatisiaction about something today
could causa you lo slap out of character
end taka thmos out on your family.
C ia a fo N E A la e .
by Lsonard Starr
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R E LIG IO N ...PA G E IB
T H IS W E E K E N D ...
Walk
through
Bethlehem
Hospice:
Helping
children cope
Serving Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Long wood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908
S e m i n o l e
91st YEAR. No. 69
H e r a l d
50 Cents
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1998
Police charge
w om an w ith
em bezzling
Deputy Dibona
is watching you
RUSS WHITE
The
Seminole
County
Sheriff n
H.A.T. Mobile
u1ll be In
action
tonight. and
so will
Deputy Mark
Dtbona..
Dlbona Is
the MVP of
the county's*
DUI patrol.
He's had a belter year than
Mark McGwire, Pitchers didn't
fool McGwire too often. And
dninks don't fool Mark Dlbona.
fllft Mar slammed 70 home
runs. Deputy Dtbona sent 80 to
the slammer for DUts - and his
season Isn't over.
Tonight. Dtbona figures to
add to Ills total.
I le'll be one of 50 law
enforcement officers from 10
agencies working what's known
as the Mobile Saturation Patrol.
Drunk drivers have a good
chance of nmnlng Into this force
If they're out between thr hours
of 9:30 p m and 3::t0 am
Thanksgiving weekend,
authorities say. ran be the
bloodiest of all wrekends for
accidents caused try dninks For
thr past 10 years, the Sheriffs
Office and those from each of
the county's municipalities have
nude Friday after Thanksgiving
Ihrtr shopping day for Dlils.
'Individuals can make the
decision if they want to drink that's their business." said Chief
Deputy Steve Harriett. 'If they
want to drink and drive, that
becomes our business. Everyone
Is responsible. If you’re going to
drink, get a designated drive.
This Isn't the night you want to
be driving dnink."
The Lake Mary Police
Department Lt. Dave Guildford
said. Is coordinating tonight's
operation. There Is no check
point. No designated area where
Mark Dlbona and what's known
as the Wolfpack may be lurking.
"Well be everywhere."
Guildford said. 'No one's going
to circle a known checkpoint."
Harriett said he'd be satisfied
If not one DUI arrest Is made
tonight. From experience, he
knows better. There are going to
be arrests. There may be a
parade of drunks brought to the
U.A.T. Mobile at Ihe county Jail.
'I can't give away all the
secrets to catching drunk dri
vers." Harriett said. 'Some are
pretty obvious. Going too fast.
Going too slow. Going from lane
to lane. Falling to signal when
turning. Anything erratic."
The best way to avoid con
tact with Mark Dlbona and the
BUI posse tonight Is to either
stay at home or to drive as If
your life and the lives of others
depended on your sobriety.
Don't mess with these guys. Be
thankful you've been warned.
Russ While writes about peo
pie. places and Issues In
Seminole County.
|
Office manager Judith
Lynne
Smith
was
charged with forging 128
business and personal
checks from her Sanford
employer,
Canterbury
Concepts Inc.
By BUI Kerns
HERALD STAFF WRITER
i»»li fkon If Tommj
Egg Drop
Ten Lyons, a student at Rays of Mope Chador School gets an *A' for his ogg that mot tho challongo drop
B a r g a in se e k e r s
b e g in to d e c k th e
h a lls o f th e m a lls
By R u m Whit*
IIKRALD STAFF WRITER
M art got t h r b lg g rst Ju m p ,
o p rn ln g at 12:01 a.m . Most
m a ll s tu r r s o p rttrd a t 7 a.m .
-This Is thr day wr call
SEMINOLE COUNTY • Many
who were so thankful Thurs gaugr how thr srason will
day arose early today to binge be." said Mark Sloitlm. thr
at the shopping mall. Retail manager at thr JC Penney at
ers are counting on this fran Srmlnolr Townr Center. 'If
tic binge to continue until wr have a gcxxl day It will
carry over. If It's u bad day. It
Christmas Day.
Some area store managers won't be a gcxxl srason."
In the first two hours to
expected us many as 10.000
shoppers for tixlay alone. day. Slonltn said bis store
Bargain seekrrs were lined was Jumping with business.
up before daybreak to be thr Grrrtrrs gavr the first 2.000
first through thr doors. Wal- PtiiM sc* Shop, Pig* 3A
E x - b a n k e m p lo y e e s
c h a r g e d w it h f r a u d
By BIO Kama
HERALD STAFF WRITER
LAKE MARY • Police are In
vestigating thr theft of more
than $200,000 worth of prop
erty. with two former employers
of First USA Bank In Lakr Mary
arrrslrd for using Inactive ac
count numbers to create new
credit cards for themselves and
thetr friends, police said.
Ainil Ahmed Bashir, age u n
known. of Daytona Beach, and
Crystal Jones. 21. of Altamonte
Springs, are chargrd with mul
tiple counts of credit-card fraud
and grand theft.
Both suspects were booked
Into the John E. Polk Correc
tional Facility, with ball set at
$10,000.
Police said the cards were
used to purchase can*, furni
ture. vacations, enilsrs. com
puter equipment, and other
Hems, police said. So far. po
lice have recovered more Ilian
$200,000 worlh of property.
Tills Includes a car worth ap
proximately $30,000. another
worth $15,000. and approxi
mately $75,000 worth of com
puter equipment. Lake Maty
Police Department Captain Sun
Belfiorc said.
Belflore said he expects In
vestigators will make more artests In the case.
The property Is worth a lot
more than $200,000." Belflore
said. 'We've recovered four
cars. We're still actively work
ing on the case. We expect to
make ut least a couple more urrests. I can't say who or when
right now.*
Some of the credit cards
PU* m M * Fraud. Pag* 3A
S u sp e c ts
fle e a fte r
p o in tin g
gun at
m anager
I
Smith told poller she was the
store's offlie manager from
June. 1993 until resigning on
Nov. 16. Stir said she rmtwz
zled ihe money to pay bills, b e
cause she was In financial
trouble, police said.
Holsomltoc h to ld Ksolf tir
s u s p e c ts th e re Is a n a d d itio n .J
$ 1 7 ,0 0 0 w o rth of forged t h r c i c
th a t h a v e n o t b e e n reco v ered
B a n k s u r r silt! r e s e a r c h in g
B o U n iiitx x b 's a c c o u n ts . Ilu ls o iii Ixm'I i told Ksolf. th e p o lle r
re p o rt sa id .
By BUI Kerns
HERALD STAFF WRITER
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • A
shopper
became
enraged,
pointed a gun at a store man
ager. and firrd It In the air
Wednesday after getting fol
lowed to her car by employees
of Uahles R' Us. who suspected
she had been shoplifting.
Nobody was hurt In the Inci
dent at the store at 708 W.
Slate Road 436. which began
Inside with a confrontation be
tween employees and four
women, police said.
An employee recognized the
four women as having previ
ously shoplifted ut the store.
Employees followed the cus
tomers as they walked through
the store, police said.
The women became aggra
vated and stntck un employee
In the face. Altamonte Springs
ftthUc Information Olficer Greg
Nelson said. Employees fol
lowed the women outside the
store.
Nelson said thr police should
have hern called to prevent the
Ineldrnt from rsculallng.
They should have eallrd us
as soon us thry had the suspi
cions.' Nelson said.
T hat's
hard to say from hindsight.
They confront customers every
day. I’m sure thry don't expect
a customer to pull out a gun.
Still, we should have been
railed before they did call us.'
Picas* m * Qua. Pag* 3A
C e le b rate Sem inole
HEATHROW - The Grealer Seminole
County Chamber of Commerce presents
an evening of networking, holiday shop recognition In the program. For more
ping and dining Dec. 2 from 5:50 until 9 Information or to moke reservations call
p.m. at The Country Club at Heathrow. (407) 834-4404. ext. 229.
Auction Items will Include autographed
Daunte Culpepper footballs, dinner and a A lzheim er's su p p o rt groups
SANFORD - An Alzheimer's disease sup
play for six with Dr. E. Ann McGee. Ride
along with Sheriff Don Esllngcr. Orlando port groups, sponsored by the Grealer
Surge season tickets. Jewelry, golf certifi Orlando Alzheimer's Association, will
cates. computer classes, holiday baskets, meet Dec. 4 at 2 p.m. In the conference
movie pusses, dinner gift certificates and room at All Souls Catholic Church. 301
W. Eighth St.. Sanford. Due to the holi
more.
Individual tickets are $45 and Include days. there will lx* no January group, but
dinner, two beverages and entertainment. meetings resume In February.
Also sclieduled Is a nice ling on Dec. 10
Corporate tables are $500 and Include
seaUng for eight, corporate signage and at 7:30 p.m. In thr Adult Center ut St.
SANFORD - A Sanford woman
was arrested Tuesday for cmIx-zzllng more than $83,000
from hrr employer, police said.
Judith Lynne Smith. 42. ad
mitted to Sanford poller she
forged 128 business and per
sonal checks from hrr em
ployer. Smith Is a former olflcr
manager at Canterbury Con
cepts Inc. at 5 II Central Park
Drive In Sanford.
Smith Is charged with I2H
counts of uttering a forged In
strurnrnt. one count of grand
theft of property cxrrrdmg
920,000
hut
less
than
$100,000, und one count of
scheming to defraud proprity
valued In excess of $50,000
Smith bonded out of the John
E. Polk correctional facility
Wednesday for 97.000
Dick Holsomlxich. president
of Canterbury Concepts, re
ported the rnilx-zzlrmrnl <(
more than 883.000 to thr po
lice on Nov. 20 and turned over
Ihe 128 forged checks. Hr told
Investigator Tony Esoll tli.it
Smith was not authorl/rd to
sign for any of Ills accounts.
HoIsciiiiImmb said lie never
autborl/rd Smith to sign tils
name to documents, or to jmv
hrr personal (tills with com
pany c hec king uc counts.
Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. 710
Spring Luke Road. Altamonte Springs.
Tilts group Is Intended to provide sup
port and education to caregivers of family
members with Alzheimer's disease or a
related disorder. Meetings are free. For
more Information call (-107) 628-0088 or
(407) 831-9630.
MM PhotoOf TofMhf VW«»nt
Colors of fall
Com. straw and leaves decorate this holiday display at tho Heathrow
Country Club. More holiday scones on Pago 5A
General J.C. Hutchison Parkway:
Marquette Road; Orange Boulevard:
Osceola Road: Upsala Road: Persimmon
Avenue.
C o n su m er fra u d inform ation
SANFORD - Die Children's Home
Society Success By Six Community
Resource and Referral Center Is conduct
ing a free Consumer Fraud class Dec. 9
from 2 until 3:30 p.m. at the Salvation
Army. 700 W. 24th Street. Sanford.
The presentation by Altorney Beth
Rutberg. from the Consumer Fraud
Traffic checkpoints
SEMINOLE COUNTY - The Florida Division. Office of Ihe Slale Attorney, will
Highway Patrol will conduct the following Include die latest consumer "rip offs",
Driver License and vehicle Inspection consumer rights and protection against
checkpoints In Seminole County Dec. -I scams. For more Information or to regis
through Dec. 10: County Road 15: ter for Ihe class call (407) 328-3990.
IN D E X
C l a s s i f i e d .................. 3D 411
C o m ic s ................................9U
C r o s s w o r d ......................... 5H
D e a r A b b y ......................... 4A
H o r o s c o p e ......................... 3U
O b i t u a r i e s ........................3A
P e o p l e ...................................3 B
P o li c e H r t e f s ......................3A
R e l i g i o n ................................ HI
S p o r t s ............................ U A -7A
TV ...........................................4A
W e a th e r ............................. 2 A
(C snsur* Is the tar •
man pays to the public
for being eminent ?
•JOAftltlrt Sdrift
�2A •Seminole Hetald S.trfofd Florida ■Friday November 27. 1998
P la n a h e a d f o r m y r ia d D e c e m b e r e v e n t s
LOCAL FORECAST
T here's plenty
to do and see
TIDES
Today Saturday and Sun
day: Sunny. Highs in the mid
to Upper-70* Urn* In the mid
to upper-50*. Monday and
Tuesday; Partly doudv. wat
trred shower*. Highs tn the
mld-70s. Lows in the mid to
upper 50s
FRIDAY:
SOLUNAR TABLE: min 11 10
a in., maj. 5:30 a.m„ min. —
pm., maj. 5:55 p.in.
TIDES: Daytona Beach: high:
1:17 a m.. 1:45 p m., low: 7:34
a.m.. 8 1 6 p in New Smyrna
Beach: high 1:22 a m.. 1:50
p m., low: 7:39 a m.. 8:21 p in..
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
Cocoa Beach: high: 1:37 a.m..
2:05 p.m.. low: 7:5-1 a.m.. 8:36
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Sunny 75 54 Sunny 77 57 p.m.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Ptcldy 77 58 Shwra 76 54
LOTTERY
Hero are too winning numbers
selected on Thursday m the Flond a L o tte ry
F an ta sy S
1-10-17-20-22
Lotto (Nov. 21)
13-17-20-33-45-47
A fric a n folk tali*
WINTER PARK - Tin* Ortando/Wlritcr Park Branch of
the American Association of
University Women will present
a play by TnJIrt Arts School of
Arts ami Academies tn Sanford
Dee. 0 at 3 p.m. In the Winter
Park High School auditorium.
Vicungelemn.
an Afrlean
folktale, adaptation written by
Lrvalhcr Whitby, artlstle dlrretor of Tajlri Arts, will fea
ture Tanltn Uggons, Tajtrl
dance choreographer.
Tlie Tajtrl Arts' event 1* thin
year's m.t|or fund-raising rvent
lor AAUW. and will fund na
tional and toeal scholarships.
Tickets are $10. Corporate
sponsorships (a block of 10
tickets or more) are available.
For tickets or sponsorship in
formation rail (407) 774 8028.
BEACH CONDITIONS
D aytona B each & New
S m y rn a Beach: Seas art* 2
4 feet with a m oderate
chop. Water tem perature at
Daytona Is 74 degrees and
at New Sytnrna. 74 degrees.
Winds arc from the n o rth
east at 10-15 m .p.h.
Jin g le hell 5k
STATISTICS
CELEBRATION - The 19118
Arthritis Foundation Jingle
Bell Walk. Run and Roll, a 5k
(3.1 miles) walk, run and In
line skating event, will tie held
Dee. 6 In downtown Celebra
tion.
Participants will were bells
on their shoelaces as they
make i heir way down the
lighted course. A special "Fun
Run with Santa* will be held
lor children. Awards will he
given for the following: top
three overall female and male;
lop wheelchair female and
male: lop three female and
male in each age group; and
the lop five best costumes.
Registration begins at 4 p.m.
The event begins at 6 p.m.
followed by the walk and roll
at 6:15 p.m. For registration
information call Amy Maguire.
Orlando Regional Healthcare
System, at (4071 841-5129.
T h e h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e tn
S a n fo r d T h u r sd a y w a s 8 3
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 0 4 d eg rees.
R e c o r d e d r a in fa ll fo r t h e
p e r io d e n d in g a t lO a .m . F r i
d ay w a s 0 .0 0 In ch es.
• S u n r is e ....................... 6 : 5 7 a .m .
• S u n s e t .........................5 : 3 9 p .m .
S»cmmolc H erald
" S e n in ? S em in o le C ounty S in c e I ‘MIX"
Fnday. November 27.1908 • Vol 91. No. 69
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
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PRODUCTION
Fran* Voltolme - Manager
Peggy Beehner
Gena Bukur Operations
Freda HoKrwt
Cheryl Smith
PRESS 4 STRIPPING
Robert Skip Cowan
Mark Savoie
Bill Egan
Jack E RrtcNe
Ewin TyrteS, Jr •
Head Pressman
Subscription Rales (Daily 4 Sunday)
Home Dewery
S19 50
139 00
$78 00
3 Months
6 Morans
1 veil
Mas
12400
14800
19800
Fonda Resideras add 7S saws t u
to above rates
W h spapers. Inc.
H ook sig n in g
SANFORD * Award winning
poet 'Echo*
will be auto
graphing the first edition of his
book *A Farewell to Reason* at
Books-A-Mllllon.
near
the
Seminole Town Center. San
ford on the following dates:
Dec. 10 at 5:50 p.m.: Dec. 1 1
at 2 p.m.: nnd Dec. 20 through
24 at 1 p m.
Echo lias been published In
several literary journals over
the past few years that Include
Poet s Review. Apropos. Rhyme
Time, Lonestar Magazine. The
Eyrie, and was a seml-flnallst
in a national poetry contest
sponsored by the Poetry Guild.
“A Farewell to Reason* In
spires readers to fill their lives
wtth greater Joy and less re
gret by Immersing them In
modem *tme to life* vignettes
reminiscent of the humanist
movement In ancient O recce.
The event la free. Auto
graphed copies of the book
wilt be sold at the event. For
more Information call BookaA-MIlllon at (407) 328-4700.
Concert band
ORLANDO • The Orlando
Concert Band, conducted by
Don Schmaus. will present a
Holiday Concert on Dec. 17 at
8 p.m. In the sanctuary of the
First United Methodist Church
of Orlando, 142 E. Jackson
Street. Schmaus Is the long
time band director at Lyman
High School and will retire
Jan. 6. 1999 after teaching for
40 years. Baritone Jack War
ren. of the Rollins College mu
sic faculty. wtU appear as so
loist. Warren Is Minister of
Music at Asbury Methodist
O rn a m e n t b all
Church In Maitland, and also
IX)NGWOOD - The 1998 conductor of the Seminole
Seminole Ornament Society Community Chorale at Semi
Ball will be held Dec. 6 at the nole Community College. The
Orlando North Hilton. Pro program will also Include the
ceeds from the black tie event Tschalkawsky's
‘Nutcracker
are provided to local area Suite* and music by Ooldman.
charities and government as Franck, Adam. Herbert.
sistance agencies who handle
Ticket prices of $10 Individ
requests from needy children ual and $5 student/seniors
and senior citizens In Central over 60, are available at the
Florida.
door. Call OCB Box office at
Tickets for the SOS Ball In (407) 678-4841 for more in
clude a sit-down dinner fol formation.
lowed by live entertainment
and dancing. Corporate spon Autograph show
ORLANDO - The Olive
sors are $600 for ten couples;
table sponsors are $350 for Branch Citizens Association, In
with
Athletes
five couples and Individual conjunction
( 1 A H G A I M S
I Thinks to you all sorts
sponsors $75 for one couple.
SOS nfTrrs two different
ways to assist the disadvan
taged. Proceeds from ticket
sides and gifts (In the *15
range) donated by attendees.
For more Information call
(407) 261-5700.
IIA IIls A K V S
i l A I K i A IIX JS
Against Abuse. Inc. will host
the first annual Card. Sports
and Beanie Baity Collectible
Show Dec. 18 through 20 at
Buena Vista Palaee Spa and
Resort at Walt Disney World
Vtllagr.
The biggest autograph show
ever In Central Florida, the
show will feature scheduled
appenrances by Hall of Fame
athletes, sports legends and
celebrities. Those scheduled to
appear Include Oscar (The Big
O) Robertson. Olympic Gold
Medalist Mark Dreland, Artis
Qllmore, Vida Blue, James
Taylor, Curly Neal. Dawnn Le
wis (*Hangln with Mr. Cooper*
and 'Cherokee Kid*). Dennis
the Menace-Jay North and
many more.
Admission Is $6 per day or
$15 for a three-day pass and
Includes two free autographs
per paid admission per day.
Proceeds from this event will
go toward funding a transi
tional housing project for vic
tims of domestic violence and
Ihetr children In Central
Florida.
Parent/child
programs
SANFORD • Registrations are
currently being accepted by
Community Education Pro
grams at Seminole Community
College
for
Parenting
Skllls/Child Development pro
gram*. Classes are dedicated
to helping parents Improve
their skills and knowledge for
each unique age group.
Parent/Baby Lab* for ages
birth to seven months will be
held Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Jan. 7 through Feb. 16 from
noon until 2 p.m.: and for ages
eight to 12 months will be
held Mondays and Wednes
days. Jan. 6 through Feb. 17
from 1 until 3 p.m. Cost Is
$45.
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13 to 18 months will be held
Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan
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11:30 a.m.: and for ages 19 to
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through Feb. 17 from 9 until
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Winning production
DAYTONA BEACH • The
Drama Department at Daytona
Beach Community College won
the Florida State Competition
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cible* by Arthur Miller and di
rected by Jim Slmmonds.
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Drama group to five consecu
tive wins at the Festival. The
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lege. university and commu
nity college groups. Hie
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award by one vote over Ted Williams
On this day in 1937, Buddy Holly's
album "The Chirping Crickets" was
released.
On this day in 1971, Marlon Brando
made hu television debut, appearing
in the miniseries "Roots."
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TTic /oflou’fng reports were compiled from the Seminole County
Sheriff's Office for Incidents recortlcd Nov. 24:
Aggravated battery:
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SANFORD. Park Avenue, Nov. 34, 10:24 a.m. TWo women, 20and
22. were arrested by Sanford police for aggravated battery. Police
sold they responded to a residence where a disturbance was re
ported. Inside they found the two women. One woman reportedlyheld the other by the hair and was repeatedly hitting her In the
bark. The other woman was allegedly biting the first one as she
was hit. They were arguing over a bicycle.
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W this day. the anniversary of
VV your birth You are never far
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7 ^ Rusty 4 Family and Clqudia
Domestic violence:
Shop-
coatlaeed from
1A
cu s
tomers free Christmas Tree or
naments which contained a
peel-off $5 discount. A few re
ceived us much as a $100 dis
count.
Slonlm said he needed each
of the 180 employees on today's
work force with the store open
from 7 u.in. to 10 p.m. Slonlm
was pleased his store was ade
quately staffed - many area re
tailers have troubles getting
temporary help.
Bobby Gnladek, the assistant
manager at The Finish Line at
Altamonte Mall said that by 8
a.m. the store was doing a brisk
business. "This Is better than It
was last year." he said. He said
Adidas was hot and Nike was
not In the early sports sneaker
sweepstakes.
Since there was no school,
many children were with their
parents this morning. Sonia
Claus had his lap full of young
sters. eager to get In their
Christmas requests. An Inter
active Winnie the Pooh was the
toy du Jour. This talking Winnie
remembers kids' name.
One of the busiest stores In
the county was the Sanford
Toys 'R* Us. Manager Luts Dos
Santos said there were 100 or
more customers outside when
the store opened at 0 a.m. It Is
expected to be busy until clos
ing at midnight. There were
people serving doughnuts and
coffee before dawn on the lot
outside.
Commander Ron Nance of the
Sanford Police Department said
that officers were keeping an
rye on activity at the Seminole
Towne Center. He said traffic
was moving well this morning
with the everyday signals being
effective. If there were prob
lems. SPD officers would be
culled, he said.
Fraud
CMtlaMd (roa Fogs 1A
listed account numbers thAl
belonged to dead people. Bel(lore said.
First USA Dank, located at
600 Duslness Center drtve in
Lake Mary, registered a com
plaint with the Lake Mary Police
Department about the su s
pected fraud and theft. Gary
Randall, the bank's vice presi
Gun
coatlausd from Psgs 1A
In the store's parking lot. one
woman pulled a handgun out of
a car and pointed It at a man
ager. Nelson said. She fired a
shot Into the air before the four
women fled In two curs, police
said.
Managers at Babies R Us
would not comment.
On a separate yet related
note. Nelson said Project Safecar begins today for the Alta
monte Springs Police Depart
ment. with enhanced patrols of
dent of human resources for
Orlando, said.
"First USA registered a com
plaint. consistent with our poli
cies to protect customers from
fraud, theft and abuse." Randall
said. "Any one else Interested
In any more tnformaUon should
contact either the Lake Mary
police or George McCain In our
Corporate Affairs office."
malls and shopping centers to
protect customers from car
thefts and robberies.
"We've been doing Project
Safccar for 12 years." Nelson
said. "We drive through park
ing lots, rolling up windows
and locking doors. We leave a
note In the car stating what we
found, and reminding people to
keep the vehicle locked. The
tnformaUon officers record Is
given to me. and I track how
many vehicles are left un
locked.*
Robert Tatros
ROBERT TATROE
Robert Tatroe. 61, Sanford,
died Wednesday, Nov. 24.
1998. Bom July 2. 1937 In
Grand Rapids. Mich, he moved
to Central Florida 34 years
ago. Mr. Tatroe was a retired
race car driver and mechanic.
He was a Baptist.
Survivors
Include
wife.
Carol: sons. Chip. Dan. David
and
Steven:
daughters.
Roberta. Sylvia and Michelle;
mother. June HufT. Akron,
Ohio; sisters, Judy Frederick.
Akron. Ohio. Susan Tatreau.
California; brother.
David.
Portland. Ore.: several grand
children.
Beacon National Cremation
Society. Orlando. In charge of
arrangements.
KATHERINE SIMMONS
Katherine Simmons. 69.
Ford
Avenue,
Altamonte
Springs, died Thursday. Nov.
19. 1998 at Florida HospitalAltamonte. She was bom Aug.
16, 1929 in Quincy. Mrs.
Simmons was a homemaker.
She was a member of New
Bethel African Methodist Epis
copal
Church.
Altamonte
Springs, where she served on
Stewardess Board *2 and Mis
sionary Society.
Survivors Include husband;
Adolphus. Altamonte Springs;
sons. Kennls Morse. Horace
Simmons. Howard Jones, all of
Altamonte Springs; daughters.
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TAMPA - A record 33.6 mil
lion Americans arc expected lo
travel 100 miles or more from
home during the holiday week
end. according to AAA Auto
Club South.
The volume Is nearly two per
cent higher than the 33 million
Americans who took u tup
during Thanksgiving List year,
officials said.
AAA Auto Club South esti
mates 27.7 million molortsts
plan to travel by automobile,
light truck or recreational vehi
cle. up two percent over the
27.2 million motorists who look
a trip last Thanksgiving.
Another 5 9 million will travel
by airplane, train or bus. also a
2 percent Increase from 5.8
million Iasi year.
The Southeast will generate
the greatest number of auto
travelers with 7.2 million, fol
lowed by the Weal. 0.4 million;
Midwest. 5.3 million; Great
Lakes. 4.9 million; and North
east. 4.9 million.
Sixty-three percent of holiday
travelers expect to stay with
family and friends, while an
other 23 percent plan to stay
overnight at a hotel or motel.
Other lodging plans Include;
cabln/condo.
4
percent:
camper/trailer/RV/tent. three
percent; other, one percent:
and don't know or no overnight
stay, six percent.
Cities and towns/ruml arras
(op the list of destinations, with
35 percent of travelers going to
each, other destinations In
clude oceans/beaches. 11 per
cent; mountains, eight percent:
lakes.
six
percent;
state/natlonal parks, two per
cent: theme/amusement parks,
two percent: and other, one
percent.
OBITUARIES
WILLIE OUB MCKELVEY
Willie Ous McKelvey. 93.
Jackson Street.
Altamonte
Springs, died Monday. Nov.
23. at Florida Living Nursing
Center. Apopka. He was bom
June 30. 1905 In Georgia. Mr.
McKelvey was a retired land
scaper for the Longwood Coun
try Club golf course. He was a
member and deacon of St.
Johns
Missionary
Baptist
Church. Altamonte Springs.
He was a member of the Me
morial Lodge *66.
Survivors Include stepdaugh
ter. Eva Sherman. Miami: Two
stcp-grandchUdrcn. 14 stepgreat-grandchildren. 22 Stepgrcat-great-grandchtldren. 20
step-great-great-grrat grand
children.
Marvin C. Zanders Funeral
Home. Apopka. In charge of
arrangements.
As
fA W W W W f
Outstanding
LAKE MART, Dorebastar H u r t , 400 Mock, Not. 34. 12:32
a.m. A 28-year-old woman was arrested by Lake Mary police for
domrstlc violence and for trespassing on an occupied structure.
Police said she went to a home where lie estranged husband was
staying and began to argue with him. She reportedly yelled at him
and struck hlin In the face several times during the argument, po
lice said. They said after she had been placed under arrest, she
tried to hit him again.
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SANFORD. Sanford Avonno a t Wyty, Nor. 33. 11:19 p.m. A 30year-old woman was arrested by Seminole County ahertfTs depu
ties for battery on a law enforcement officer, for possession of less
than 20 grams of marijuana and for resisting arrest without vio
lence. Deputies said she was being questioned with regard lo an
area burglary. They said she appeared very Intoxicated and said
she had no Identification. When they searched her puree, they
found her driver license and saw a hand rolled cigarette In a pack
age of cigarettes. Deputies said she slapped the cigarettes out of
their hands and became Irate. They said she continued to pull and
tug when they tried to arrest her. Deputies said the substance In
the hand rolled cigarette tested positive as marijuana.
Beulah Jones. Denise Sim
mons. both of Altamonte
Springs, Kosalyn Gibbs. San
ford; 28 grandchildren. 23
great-grandchildren.
Marvin C. Zanders Funeral
Home. Apopka. In charge of
arrangements.
ELISHA VICKERS
Elisha Vickers. 94, Castle
Brewer Court, Sanford, died
Tuesday. Nov. 24. 1998. Bom
In Ptnevlew. Ga.. he moved to
Central Florida 78 years ago.
Mr. Vickers was a retired lawn
maintenance worker. He was a
Baptist.
Survivors Include daughter.
Sumoya Reddings, Sanford;
son. Ellgah Lee. Miami: eight
grandchildren
and several
great-grandchildren
and
great-great-grandchildren.
Gall A Wynn's Mortuary,
Inc., Orlando. In charge of ar
rangements.
aiwiBMUie, K a t h e r i n e
Funeral services for Katherine
Simmons will be held Saturday.
Nov. 28. 11 a.m. at New Bethel
AME Church. Altamonte Springs,
wtth Lite Rev. Willie L Wormack.
officiating. Public viewing at the
Church on Saturday from 9 a.m.
until funeral time. Interment will
be In Fern Park-AJtamonlc Com
munity Cemetery,
Altamonte
Springs.
Marvin C Zanders Funerul
Home, Apopka. The People's
Choice", at charge of arrange
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P e o p le
A v o id o v e r s p e n d in g d u r in g t h e h o lid a y s
CALENDAR
Substance abuse
SAFE. Substance Abuse Family
Education. Is conducting a
’Families in Crisis* outreach
program. Interested organiza
tions wanting to contact the Life
Savers Club of SAFE may call
Ubbv Kuharske at 291-4357.
Seniors meet
LAKE MARY _ A senior's group
meets for lunch the second
Friday of each month at Lake
Mary Church of the Nazarene.
171 E. Crystal Lake Ave.
The noon meeting Is held In
the Fellowship Hall.
For more information, contact
Hill at 322-1006.
Alzheimer's
A support group for adults
raring for patients with Alz
heimer's Disease meets the first
Friday of the month, from 2 to
3:30 p.m., at All Souls Catholic
Church. 301 W. Eighth Street.
Sanford. This
service
Is
sponsored by the Greater Or
lando Alzheimer's Association.
Daughters of
Confederacy
Norman
deVere
Howard
Chapter of the United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy meets
on the List Friday of the month.
For Information. coU 322-1425.
Writers’ group
The Round Table Writers’
Group meets every Saturday at
10 a.m. In the cafe at Borders
bookstore. 880 W. SR 436
(southeast comer of 436 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
ts no cost.
Anyone ts welcome to attend
the meetings, and to participate
by bringing examples of their
own creative writing. If a seri
ous critique is desired bring
right or ten extra copies for
others to mark and edit.
For more Information call
Darrel) Johnson at (407) 2821449.
Art Association
Sanford -Seminole Art Asso
ciation meets on the fourth Sat
urday of each month, at 1 p.m..
at Shone/s tn Sanford. Those
Interested tn art are welcome to
attend.*
Sunbelt Dayllly Club
Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets
the first Sunday of the month at
2 p.m. through April at the Ag
ricultural Center In Sanford.,
The club educates members
on dayllly growing through
slide shows, guest speakers
and trips to dayllly gardens.
There are no club dues. Call
351-3219.
Bromellad Society
The Seminole Bromellad So
ciety meets the third Sunday of
die month, at 2 p.m.. at Sanford
Garden Club, U.S. 17-92 at
Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. All
aspects of bromellad culture
are covered during the meet
ings. The society Is affiliated
with the Florida Council of
Bromellad Societies and the
Bromellad Society Inc. For In
formation. call Bud Martin.
321-0838.
B lood B a n k
Central Florida Blood Bank Is
asking donors of all types of
blood - especially O-type do
nors - to donate at its Sanford
branch. 1302 E. Second St. For
Information, call 322-0822.
S a n fo rd R o ta ry
Rotary Club of Sanford meets
every Monday at noon, at the
Marina Hotel.
C an cer su p p o rt
Support. Hope and Recovery,
S .IIA R . meets every Monday
afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central
Florida Rrglonal Hospital in the
far comer of the dining room.
This Is a self help support
group for all cancer survivors,
whether In treatment now or
finished with it. Call 324-8737
or 322-7785 for more In
formation.
C o n tr a c t B rid g e
Bridge players are Invited to
play contract bridge every
Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the
Sanford Senior Center. For In
formation. call 322-6326.
H eathrow women
The Heathrow Women's Club
meets the second Monday of
The credit card issuers have
announced plans to spend over
$150 million on advertising,
special promotions and appeals
this coming holiday season
urging more credit
card
spending. Retailers and big
ticket
manufacturers
(appliances, furniture, elec
tronics and automobiles) will
spend an additional 9250*
million urging consumers to
AARP
apply for newly Introduced
The Winter Springs Chapter credit cards and then spend
of AARP meets the third Monday extravagantly by using them.
of the month, at 1 p.m., at the
According to the Wall Street
Winter Springs Senior Center Journal.
of Ameri
off Edgemon Avenue. Senior cans have70nopercent
money
left over
citizens. 50 and over, are in after paying basic expenses
vited to attend.
month. As food, energy,
For information, cnll 695- every
housing
and other costs push
0285.
higher. It makes It more diffi
cult for consumers to keep up.
much less get aheud. Tills
G a m b le rs , fa m ilie s
Gamblers Anonymous and could mean even more credit
Gam-Anon for family and card buying than List year, both
friends, meet separately Mon for basics and holiday gifts.
It seems to be especially hard
day and Friday (non-smokers)
at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the for some people not to be an
Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., over-spender during the holi
Maitland. For more Information, days because of an emotional
need to express love, apprecia
call 236-9206.
tion. friendship, etc. By em
better spending tech
N a rc o tic s A n o n y m o u s ploying
niques. however, people cun
Narcotics Anonymous meets help eliminate overspending
Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres and keep from getting over
byterian House of Goodwill. 317 charged with plastic this holi
Oak Ave.. Sanford.
day seas. Herr are some useful
spending tips and Ideas for
L a k e sid e L io n s
holiday shoppers:
The Sanford Lakeside Dons
1) Create a written plan for
Club meets the first and third holiday spending and gift gtvMonday of the month, at 7:00 tng a month or two tn advance.
p.m.. at the Marina Hotel. Include possible gifts, dollar
Visitors and new members are amounts.
and
alternative
welcome. For Information, call choices.
Man Altemose. 322-8545. or
2) Establish spending limits
David Hall. 330-5238.
for gilts for each person on your
list and start looking for bar
gains.
H is to r ic a l
3) If It has been a challenging
year financially, you need to
C o m m is s io n
The Lake Mary Historical shrink your holiday gift list.
Commission meets at 7 p.m., Begin by talking with those you
the second Tuesday of the exchange gifts with, perhaps
month, at the Frank Evans suggesting not exchanging gifts
Center. 158 N. Country Club or mutually observing much
Road. Contact Jean Brooklyn at lower doUar-llmita on gifts.
4) Separate shopping trips
323-9675 for more Information.
(when comparing prices, qual
ity, value, etc.) from spending
P r a c t ic a l N u r s e s
lwhen making s purchase)
The
Licensed
Practical trips
and
resist
taking cash, credit
Nurses Association of Florida,
cards,
or
a
checkbook on the
Inc., meets the second Monday shopping trips.
of the month at 6:309 p.m. al
5) Wait for those sales! In
Kllamcy Baptist Church, 701
creased food and energy costs
Formoso Ave.. C.E.U. class
this year could bite Into holiday
provided each month. All sales,
so sales and clearances
meetings are open to LPNa and
could
come
earlier than usual.
to students and graduate LPNs.
6) Watch the advertising and
For information call 299-4321.
sale dyers for items you Intend
to purchase.
7) Ask retailers when the
items you are Interested In
V F W , A u x ilia r y
buying are coming on sale.
Veterans of Foreign wars and
the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford Most retailers will reveal sale
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8) Sometimes shopping later
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In the season (for smaller gifts,
wrapping and accessaries, etc.)
will allow you to take advantage
of clearance sales. It will often
yield lower prices overall. If
holiday sales are sluggish, d is
counts and clearance sales will
appear earlier this season.
9) Liquidators, buying clubs,
and factory outlet stores usually
offer lower prices.
10) Bulk buying with other
family members or friends can
also yield savings.
11) Spend cash and avoid
using credit cards. Charge
cards tend to promote Indis
criminate spending. Credit card
users often say they had no
Idea how much they spent on
the holidays until the credit
card bills arrive In January of
Febmary of the next year.
12) WARNING: credit cards
have a message: SPEND!
13) Sometimes writing checks
can get out of hand especially
when you fait to record earh
check or calculate the balance
after writing a check, often re
sulting In overspending.
14) Giving gifts to adults on
New Year's Day Is very special.
You can really lake advantage
of all those after-Christmas
sales.
15) Consider gifts that don’t
cost a lot of out-of-pocket
money. Giving a card to a young
family which entitles them to
emergency baby-sitting time,
for example, will result tn sav
ings for both families. Laundry
or shirt-Ironing for a bachelor,
a bimonthly sigh-seeing outing
or gardening, housecleaning,
and car washes for grandpar
ents are useful and often much
needed gifts.
161 If considering u part-time
Job over the holidays, perhaps
working for a department store
or other major retailer, you
could economize with an em
ployee discount In addition to
getting early Information about
upcoming sales.
17) At olllce parties and other
holiday functions where you
might be asked to provide a
gift, suggest that Instead of
gifts, bring canned food for the
homeless or disadvantaged.
18) Save more on holiday
greeting cards and postage by
sending only lo those In your
life you won’t see over the holl-
Husband refuses to wear underwear
DEAR ABBY: What do you think
•bout • person who reftisaa to wear
underwear? My husband la driving
ADVICE
me assy.
He hates clothing end usually
rune around the house In a pair of
old ehorte worn well below the
waistline, no shirt end no under
wear. When no one but me ia there,
ABIGAIL
ha goes completely naked. He says
VAN BUREN
ha would like to Join a nudist colony
because he hates
§q much.
We have been married many
(rears, end over the years 1 have
years,
out every
1
boughlit him Just about
i
brand
would be my fault for not waking
of men’s underwear to try. He hated him.
them ell.
Abby, I would (eel bad if ha lost
Abby, I love my husband end am his Job, but I can’t tea that it would
not contemplating divorce or any
be my fault Should I continue to be
thing like that, but Tm greased out
i
his human alarm clock or let the
by hie refusal to wear underwear.
chips fall where they may? Is it
If you say I should learn to live wrong to make a young adult face
with it (which I mostly have any the music for his actions (or lack of
way), 1 will try to keep my mouth them. In this case)?
shut. I hope you don’t think this let
DAD, THE MORNING ROOSTER
ter is too ridiculous to print. Oh, by
tbs wsy, my husband insists that
DEAR DADi No, It’a not
there ere many people out there wrong to mako your sou fee*
him.
th if con wwnifiK'ft of ocriJotiie
WIFE OF ALMOST NAKED He’s an adult now, and Ufa time
HUSBAND IN K.C for him to get up ou bis own.
Anyone can do U if he’s properDEAR WIFE OF ALMOST ly m o tivated, an d yon w on't
NAKED HUSBANDi I’m su re alw ays be around to pry him
th a n ere many people of both o u t of bod. You gave your eon
rho find underw ear too an important wake-up calb It’a
confining and opt not to wear time for him to rise end shine
•fly,” it’s a on his own.
any. To say_ U -fcriem a tte r of p erso n al choice.
ehol
If
this is the only thing about your
husband that bothers you, con
DEAR ABBY: Can a woman who
sid er yourself fo rtu n ate, end haa bean divorced multiple times
avert your gas*.
choose any of her former husbands’
lest names?
DEAR ABBY: My 18-year-old
•an cent —or wont —get himself
out of bed in the morning for work.
He relies on my wife or me to get
him up. He has an alarm clock, but
he turns It off and goes right back to
sleep.
Two nighte ago, I told him I
would no longer be reeponsible for
getting him out of bed in the morn
ing; it was time for him to assume
responsibility for himself. He coun
tered with the accusation that if he
lost hie Job because he was late, it
name of her last husband.
DENNIS DYER,
SAN PEDRO, CALIF.
DEAR DENNIS: Year
wife can call bars#If anything
•be wtobcc as long aa the pur
pose la net to defraud. However,
•he may not call herself Mrs.
Dennis Dyer, as it might cause
her to be confused with your
current wife.
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21) Gift wrapping of larger
gifts and Incidentals can b e
come cosily. It is easy lo
economize: give a card with a
photo of the larger gifts; use
newspapers, magazines, gro
cery and shopping bags as gift
wrap, or reusable gift boxes,
etc.
Barbara A.
to tto
Diractar, Oatoetaftty of FlerMb fasti tu ts a f to a d s a d Ag
ricultural Bcltaccc. the m t
Bed at 329-3800 B it.
N o t e v e r y o n e e x c ite d
a b o u t h o lid a y s e a so n
Here we gp again. It aeemc
like everyone In the country ic
excited and looking forward to
the upcoming holiday season. 1
Just wish I could go to sleep
and wake up on New Year’s
morning. My husband and I di
MARY
vorced five years ago. We had
BALK
always had big family celebra
tions during the holidays. Of
course, he married again before
the Ink was dry mi the divorce
decree, ao his holidays Just do and haven’t had the time or
kept right on being great. Now, energy to plan. Reach out to
the kida all go to hie house on someone who la struggling with
Thanksgiving and usually on aome of the problems you have
all the other holidays, because faced. Even If you still have
he has big parties, lots of booze feeling of loss and sadness for
and gifts. (The kids are all In the way things used to be. you
their 20's now.) Anyhow. I usu will be creating your own future
ally accept an Invitation from memories. Grab hold of your
well-meaning friends who don’t own life and destiny. No one
wont me to be alone on the else will do It for you.
holiday, then I ait In their Itory M to a CcriMcd MdMton
house and feel like a fifth
wheel, until I can Justify mak
at Croomc
ing an excuse to come home
Phone:
222-9742.
and cry myself to sleep. I'm not
asking for advice or help; 1 just
wanted to be honest about now
I really feel about this time of
year.
LAKEM
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example of the well-known
theme, ‘Life Isn't fair* However,
since you know how it's going
to be every holiday, why don't
you take charge of your own
destiny and proactively make
some plans to change the way
your holidays have been since
you've been single. No matter
what problems each of us faces,
there Is always someone who
needs our help and support.
Interestingly, what we give
comes back to us. Therefore,
you need to atop feeling like
you are being treated unfalriy,
even If It ts true, and start
planning to do something for
yourself. Make plans to do
something you have wanted to
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H is to r ic a l S o c ie ty r a is e s fu n d s to
r e s to r e g a z e b o a t L a k e v ie w C e m e te r y
By Grace X. Stlneclpber
IIKKALD CORRESPONDENT
SANFORD • Al thr rrrcnt
inerting of thr Sanford lllslortral Sortrty. Allda Ctnrkr. cunitor of llir Sanford Muvnm,
prrerntrd thr program rntlllrd
'Journeys to thr IIran of Dark
ness: lirnry Sanford and thr
Congo*.
Shr prrfarrd her talk with
thr Information dial the munrum has a world class collec
tion of General lirnry Sanford's
papers: people fmm all over the
world contact die Sanford Mu
seum for Information about him
and also the people he came In
contact wtlh. For Instance.
Ihrir are over 100 Irttrni writ
ten to General Sanford from Af
rican explorer. Henry Stanley.
General Sanford spent about
30 years In a diplomatic post In
llrlglum. When King Leopold II
came to thr throne. Sanford bellrvrd that hr was a nrr.il h u
manitarian as was Iropold. so
he helped him with his organlration Out would pursue mak
ing thr Belgian Congo a frrr
state. Many years later, he reallrrd Out thr king was setting
up a dictatorship
After founding thr city of
Sanford and losing money here.
Sanford began looking for In
vestment possibilities and one
he pursued was Investing In
the Ivory trade In e Congo. He
formed the Sanford Exploring
Kxprdltlon for this purpose. He
also thought people here could
be employed over there, not
really realizing thr prlmltlvr
conditions and other hardships
tn the Congo.
Hr tiad thr Florida, a riverboat. built In Kurope to send to
llir Congo. Not knowing thr ter
rain. he had It shipped there In
heavy crates. Lt. Taunt, who
was hired to mrrt die crates,
had to spend 12 days dragging
the crates over mountains to
Stanley Pool Later the brut was
stolen by Henry Stanley.
General Sanford never went
to thr Congo himself, but In his
dealings there be met or corre
sponded with several notable
people connected with the
Congo Among these were Jo
seph Conrad whose book. Heart
of Darkness, rnrntlons Henry
Sanford tn his notes in the
back.
Others were Herbert Ward
wtio later became a sculptor.
Sir Roger Casement, who was
knighted by die Urttlsli. and
William lleardall who Liter
came to Sanford and has a
strret named for him here.
The Sanford Museum pro
vided three photographs for the
book King Leopold's Ghost and
General Sanford Is mentioned
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During the business meeting
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11199 following ofllcers were
elected: president. Grace Marie
Stlneclpber. vice president. Dr.
Vann Darker: recording secre
tary. Serena Fisher; corre
sponding
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Uette
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It was announced that the So
ciety's contribution of 91.500
toward thr photographs to be
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formally presented to the San
ford Historic Trust by thr Soci
ety's president. Millard Hunt. In
return, the Society was given
42 archival photographs of city
residences.
churches
and
parks. Thr Society will also
have a page tn the brochure.
It was announced that
910.500 had been raised by
the Sortrty for restoration of the
gazebo In Lakrvlrw Cemetery.
Tile goal Is 915.000 which will
be matched by thr city, so fur
ther contributions are encour
aged. Checks, payable to the
City of Sanford, can be sent to
thr Parks Division at City Hall.
Charlie Carlson, author of
Slrnngr FlorUtn. recently do
nated 12 of his books to the
Society, proceeds from which
will go towards the gazebo.
Those donating to the cause
will have their names inscribed
on a plaque to be mounted on
the restored gazrbo.
The 1999 calendar sales are
going well, but more members
were encouraged to check them
out to sell. These may also be
purchased at thr Sanford Mu
seum or at Knights Shoe Store.
The former zoo's Monkey Island
Is on the cover.
The Society's annual Holiday
Reception will be held Thurs
day. Dec. 3 from 4:30 to 6:30
p.m. Members are encouraged
to attend and to bring a friend
to enjoy the fellowship, deli
cious refreshments and door
prizes.
The Lxom Garden Club will
decorate the Museum for
Christmas this year and will
also provide a Christinas tree
which will be planted later. It
was recalled that the burnt Club
did the landscaping for the
original Museum building In
1957.
The Sanford Museum will be
on the annual Tour of Homes
Dec. 5-6, so volunteers are re
quested. For more Information,
call the Museum at (407) 3021000.
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W H A T ’S H A P P E N IN G
By Dean Smith
HERALD STORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ The winter high school sports
reasons hit high gear and the Fall Adult Slow
Pitch Softball 1.ramie's Ret closer to an end to
highlight the local sports offerings this week.
TODAY
Auto Racing
* FASCAR a t Orlando SpeedWorld. 8 p.m.
Junior College Basketball
* MEN _ Seminole Community College a t
Mlaml-Dade Tournament. TDA.
* WOMEN _ Skagit Valley Community Col*
lege. Mount Vernon, Washington n . Sem i
nole Community College a t SCC Health and
Physical Education Center. 2 p.m
Prep Boys Basketball
* Lake Mary at Eustls Tip-Off Classic, TUA
* Seminole High School Tip-Off Classic a t
Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Croorns
vs. Like Brantley. 6 p.m.: Seminole vs. Oviedo.
7:30 p.m.
Prep Girls Basketball
* Lake Mary Thanksgiving Tournament. TUA
* Lyman a t Dr. Phillips Thanksgiving Clas
sic. Orlando. TUA
Prep Boys Soccer
* Lake Brantley at Bishop Moore. Junior
varsity, noon: varsity, 2 p.m.
College Women's Volleyball
* SEC-Pac 10 Volleyball Challenge at Dis
ney's Wide World of Sports complex. South
Carolina vs. Washington State, noon: Florida
vs, Washington. 2 p.m.
SA TU R D A Y
Auto Racing
* FASCAR a t New Smyrna Speedway. 7 p.m.
Junior College Basketball
* MEN _ Seminole Community College a t
Mlaml-Dade Tournam ent. TUA.
Prep Girls Basketball
* Lake Mary Thanksgiving Tournament. TUA
* Winter Park i t Lake Brantley. Junior var
sity. 3 p.in.: varsity. 4:30 p.m.
Pop Warner Football
* Junior Midget Southeast Regional Cham
pionship at Mandarin High School. J a c k
sonville. Oviedo Lions vs. TUA. 2 p.m.
Prep Girls Soccer
* Winter Park vs. Lake Mary a t Don T. Rey
nolds Stadium. JV. 5 p.m.: varsity, 7 p.m.
College Women's Volleyball
* SEC-Pac 10 Volleyball Challenge a t Dis
ney's Wide World of Sports complex. South
Carolina vs. Washington, noon; Florida vs.
Washington State. 2 p.m.
MONDAY
Prep Girls Basketball
* DcLand at Lake Brantley. Freshman. 4:30
p.m.: junior varsity. 6 p.m.: varsity, 7:30 p.m.
Prep Boys Soccer
* Lake Brantley a t Boone, junior varsity only.
5:30 p.m.
* Seminole at Deltona. Junior varsity. 5 p.m.:
varsity. 7 p.m.
Prep Girls Soccer
* Deltona vs. Seminole Thomas E. Whigham
Stadium . JV. 5 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m.
* Lake Brantley vs. Lake Howell at Richard
Evans Field. Freshman. 4:30 p.m.: Junior var
sity. 5:45 p.m.; varsity. 7:30 p.m.
Leaders stand pat
Wednesday Softball trio maintain position
By Dean Smith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ Status Quo.
There was no rhange In the top of the standings of
the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department
Men's Wednesday Night Fall Slow Pitch Softball League
at Mnehurst Park as the top three teams all stayed
within a game of the lead.
The night's action opened with league-leading No
bles Communication overcame an early 5 2 lead on the
strength of a seven-run fourth Inning and Jamie Purer
hilling for the cycle and scoring live runs and rolled to
an 18-6. six Inning victory over Bayliner Marine.
After Alamo Rent-A Car won Us tlrst game of the
season on a forfeit from the Lynch Mob. Adapco moved
Into second place, scoring 10-runs In the top of the
seventh Inning to break open a 10-7 lead, then with
stood a seven-run bottom of the seventh Inning to outscore Wells Contracting. 20-14.
Nobles Communication Is now 8-1, while Adapco Is
8-2 and Pebble Junction, which had the byr Wednes
day. Is 7-2. Completing the standings are Wells Con
tracting (4 6). the Lynch Mob (3-6). Bayllner Marine (28) and Alamo Rent-A-Car (1*8).
Next Wednesday night at Plnehurst Park. Bayllner
Marine takes on Alamo Rent-A-Car at 6:30 p.m.;
Adapco battles Nobles Communication at 7:30 p.m.;
the Lynch Mob challenges Pebble Junction at 8:30
p.m.: and Wells Contracting has the week off.
Providing the offense were:
Nobles Communication: four hits _ Jamie Pltzcr
(home run. triple, double, five runs, four RBI). Larry
Junior College Basketball
* Doubleheader a t Seminole Community
College Health and Physical Education Cen
ter. Women _ SCC vs. Brevard Community
College. 6 p.m.: Men _ SCC vs. Mlaml-Dade
Community College. 8 p.m.
Prep Boys Basketball
* Wymore at Lake Mary. Junior varsity. 5:30
p.m.: varsity. 7 p.m.
Prep Girls Basketball
* Lake Mary at Lake Brantley. Freshman.
4:30 p.m.: JV. 6 p.m.: varsity. 7:30 p.m.
* Lyman at Winter Springs. Freshman. 4:15
p.m.: JV. 5:45 p.m.: varsity. 7:30 p.m.
* Seminole at Oviedo. Freshman. 4:30 p.m.;
junior varsity. 6 p.m.: varsity. 7:30 p.m.
Prep Boys Soccer
* DcLand va. Lake Mary at Don T. Reynolds
Stadium Junior varsity. 5 p.m.; varsity. 7
p.m.
Prep Girls Soccer
* Winter Springs vs. Lyman at Carlton
Henley Sports Complex. Freshman, 4:30 p.m.;
junior varsity, 5:45 p.m.: varsity. 7:30 p in.
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Soccer clubs
win; Oviedo
boys romp
in Tip-O ff
basketball, o
BOYS
RAMS 7. W ARRIORS 0
W n t O n a |t
0
0 . 0
L a k e M a ry
3
4 . 7
Dual* . Lake Mary 7 IM dntm h 2. Jawad
2. Lravy. Villalobos. own (oal|. Assists .
Lake Mary 6 [Frank 3. Jaw ad. TopcUkJ.
McIntosh) Shota on goal . W n l Orange 7;
1-okc Mary 34 Krrorda . W n t Orange 3-3;
la k e Mary 3-0. J u n io r v an ity _ Lake M ary
4. W n t Orange 3.
BEARS 66. HUSTLERS 46
GREYHOUNDS 2. PATRIOTS 2
N ew S m y r n a B e a c h
0
0
0
O v ie d o
8
2 . 10
Coals . OvtnJu 10 (U Luker 3. Cook 3.
Cain 2. Kufonetu. I). Punoe. L an(horsl).
A ssists .Ovtciki 10 (Rodrigues 3. V. Canos 3.
T. Luker 2. Kolomclts. Munror. Choullgune).
Shots a n goal . New Smyrna Beach 2: Oviedo
22 Hrcords _ New Sm yrna Beach 2-2;
Oviedo 5-0.
GIRLS
BEARS 6, GRENADIERS 2
W in t e r S p r in g s
3
3 _ S
C o l o n ia l
0
2 . 2
Coals . Winter Springs 6 IL. Afloltcr 3. K.
AJloiter. Barton. Johnaonl; Colonial 3
(Acotta. Arthur) A ssists _ W inter Springs 2
IL Alfollrr. Barton); Colonial 2 IBayley. I*
Jenkins) Shots on goal . Winter Springs 12:
Colonial G. Records . Colonial 0-4.
SANFORD _ With the final
standings already decided
the
City
of
Sanford
Recreation
and
Parka
Department Fall Co-Ed Slow
Pitch Softball League came
to an end on Monday night
with a whimper Instead of
the expected bang.
Instead of three games
being played at Plnehurst
Park, all three ended In
forfeits as only two of the six
teams were able to field the
required number of players.
Beer :30 and Maronda
Homes both received 7-0
victories
from
MJ.O.
Co-Ed. PM* 7A
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
WINTER SPRINGS _ The unde
feated Winter Springs girls' b as
ketball team had an early Thanks
giving dinner Wednesday night,
gobbling up Melbourne Central
Catholic. 66-49, In a Class 3ADistrict 13 contest.
The Bears (5-0) raced to a 22-10
lead after one period and never
looked back In winning their first
district game of the season and
handing the Hustlers (4-1) their
first loss of the campaign.
Mary Lou Johnston led the way
for Winter Springs with a gamehigh 21 points, while Kris Dedelow
chipped in with 15 points and
Danal Hicks added 10 points.
Melbourne Centra) Catholic won
the Junior varsity game, 52-31.
The Bears will host Lyman In an
Seminole Athletic Conference tri
pleheader on Tuesday. The fresh
man game starts at 4:15 p.m., fol
lowed by the Junior varsity at 5:45
p.m. and the varsity at 7:30 p.m.
SO CCER
L ym an
1 1 . 2
L ake B r a n tle y
O 2 _ 2
Goals _ Lyman 2 (Markovtc. Baldwin)
Lake Brantley 2 riu tk er, Ccrmlnato) A s
sists _ Lake llianlley I [Kecley). Shots on
# s d . Lyman 11: Lake Brantley 7. Record* _
Lyman 1-0-3; Lake Brantley 0-2-1. Junior
varsity . Lyman 0. Lake Brantley 0.
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
B e a r s r o ll
in d is t r ic t
b a s k e tb a ll
By D tio Smith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ It was a good even
ing on the soccer fields of Central
Florida for Seminole Athletic Con
ference teams as none of the five
teams In action suffered a loss
Wednesday.
In boys action. Lake Mary and
Oviedo both 'pitched' shutouts at
home, while Lyman and Lake Bran
tley battled to a tie.
The Rams Improved to 3-0 by
whipping West Orange, 7-0, at Don
T. Reynolds Stadium, while the Li
ons ran their record to 5-0 by
crushing New Smyrna Beach. 10-0,
P I c b m see Preps, Page 7A
LIONS 10. BARRACUDAS 0
TU ESD A Y
Chunat (double, two runs, thrre RBI): ihrre hits . J a
son Mustek Itwo doubles, run. three RBI). Jason Fla
nagan (double, four runs, two RBI): two hits _ Mlckev
Cogbum (two doubles, ntn. two RBI): one hit _ Tom
Wilks (double, run), Brian Jones Itwo runs, two RBI).
Jeff Chunat (run. RBI), Jeremy Chunat (run).
Bayllner Marine: three hits _ Manny Silvia (double,
two runs): two hits _ Dave Goff (double, run. two RBI).
Brian Cronin (run): one hit _ Tony Taylor (double, mn.
two RBI), Steve Bussnrd Jr. (double). Ed Tooke (run).
Steve Bussard Sr., J.R. Spivey.
Adapco: four hits _ Bruce Sellers (four doubles, three
runs, two RBI): two hits _ John Stewart (home run. tri
ple. three runs. RBI). Matt Kurlnski (triple, two runs,
three RBI). Mike Clark (double, run. two RBI). Layton
Wrlbom (double, two mns. RBI). Chip Smith (double,
two mns. RBI). Winn Haglns (two runs): one hit _
Bobby Bmwn (grand slam, two mns. four RBI). Terry
Atkinson (mn). Donny Cerre (mn); one mn _ Chris
Bryson.
Wrlls Contracting: fivr hits _ Kenny Brown (double,
three mns. two RBI): three hits _ Raymond Hartsfleld
(home run. double, two mns. four RBI); two lilts _ Mike
McLohon (two mns. RBI). Matt Kolasnlk (two mns):
one hit _ Jody Cooper (double, two mns). Troy Hickson
(two runs). Bob Wells (two RBI); one run, one RBI _
Tim Cooper one RBI _ Mark Whitley.
aoci 7sa_ taao
C o -E d
season
finishes
quietly
HotmMete kyarea I
Mary Lou Johnston scored a game-high 21 points to lead Winter Springs to its first
district win of the season, 66-49, over Melbourne Central Catholic Wednesday.
MaIkoaraa Coatrsl Catholic (42)
Wawnynlak 12. Ilarbrr 4. Caravano 4.
Awe B. Reynold* 4. Ilackenfacvg 4. Carrot 3.
Maluga 10. Total*: 17 10-30 49.
Wlatar Bprlags (66)
Cuadagntno 4. M Johnston 21. S.
Johnston 2. King 3. K. Dedelow 13. Hick*
10. B. Dedelow 5. For»l 6 Total. 37 11-13
66.
Central CstkoUe 10 14 11 14 40
Wlatsr Spring*
22 14 10 20 I 66
Three point field puU _ MCC 5
(Wawnynlak 3. Awe. Reynold.); Winter
Spring* I (M. Johnston) Team bull _ MCC
IS. Winter Springs 16. Fouled out _ none.
Technical. _ MCC. bench- Hrroeds _ MCC 4I; Winter Springs SO. Junior varsity _ MCC
S3. Winter Springs 31.
S E C -P a c 1 0 C h a lle n g e a t D is n e y
8pccisl to the Herald
GAINESVILLE _ After winning Us
eighth straight Southeastern Con
ference Championship and sixth
ever league tournament crown, any
other volleyball team might take a
much-needed break during the
Thanksgiving holiday. But not the
fourth-ranked Florida Gators (292).
UF will head to Disney's Wide
World of Sports complex for yet
another "conference challenge" to
day and Saturday.
Only this time the action heats
up against non-SEC opponents
Washington and Washington State
In the sccond-evcr SEC-Pac 10
Challenge In preparation for the
Gators eighth straight NCAA Tour
nament berth, which they received
automatically as the league tou
nament winners.
SEC Eastern Dlvlslon-foe Soul
Carolina 121-8). which finish*
second In the division, will Join t*
Gators In facing Washington ar
Washington State. U5C plaj
Washington State Friday at nooi
and UF plays Washington at 2 p.r
Saturday, USC will take on th
Pleas* see Chantage. Page 7A
Big races at local FASCAR tracks
From Staff Reports
iirniLO _ The Classic Race Cars
will hold a national points race
and the Late Model End of the
Month Championship
50-Lap
$1,000 to win race will be run at
Orlando Speedworld tonight.
In addition to the two special
races, their will be regular racing
action In Limited Late Model. Open
Wheeled Modified,
Sportsman.
Bomber, Mini-Stock. Run-A-Bout
and 4-Cylinder Dumber.
Class winners last Friday night
were Scott Bramlett In Late Model.
Richard Parks In Limited Late
Model. Wayne Heckle In Open
Wheeled Modified. Chad Pierce In
Sportsman. Ron Abeles tn MlnlStock. Greg Suyler (who won hts
first race at Speed World) and
Kirby SLsk In Run-A-Bouts. The 4Cyllnder Bombers did not run.
Racing begins at 8 p.m. every
Friday night al the track located 17
miles east of Orlando between
Orlando and Titusville on Highway
50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff.
NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY
SAMSULA _ The much delayed
Florida Cracker Late Model 125
$2,500 to win race will be held this
Saturday night at New Smyrna
Speedway.
In addition the Classic Race
Cars will run a national poln
race as well os regular raclr
action hi Limited Late Model. Opt
Wheeled Modified.
Sportsma
Bomber, Mini-Stock and Run-,
Bout.
Class winners last Saturd,
night were David Rogers In La
Model. Bobby Sears In Limit
Late Model. Robert Ham
Modified.
Chad
Pierce
Pleas* sc* Racing. Paga 7A
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NOTICB OF SALS
FUNSUAMT TO CNANTSN 4*
Prep Boys Soccer
* Winter tprtafB a t Trinity Pray. Junior var
sity. 5 p.m.; vanity. 7 p.m.
Prep Girlc Soccer
* Laka Brantley va. U k a Mary a t Dan T.
Rsyaalda M ad in a. Freshman. 4:30 p.m.; junior
vanity. 5:45 p.m.; vanity. 7:30 p.m.
Recreation 8oftbell
* City ot Sanford Baaraatton and Parks Dapart— a t Man's Fall I n — i n k BarikaU
Laagna a t Plnakarat Park. Bsyllncr Marine va.
Alamo Rrnt-A-Car, 6:30 p.m.; Adapco va. No
bles Communication, 7:30 p.m.; Lynch Mob va.
Pebble Junction. 8:30 p.m.
* Ctty a t Laka Mary Parks and Bnaraatian
Dspartaasnt Man's P a l Maw Pttak Baltkan
laagna a t In k s Mary Bp arte C aspian, tripleheader starts at 6:30 p.m.
Prep Girls W eightlifting
* Ba— nate a t Laka Bran d a r , 4 p.m.
* Winter Ip rta g i a t Laka Mary, 4 p.m.
Prep Boys W restling
* Lyman a t Laka Mary. Junior vanity. 6:30
p.m.; vanity. 7:30 p.m.
a t Apsyka. 5:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
* Winter Springs at Laka Mary. Freshman.
4:30 p.m.: JV. 8 p.m.; vanity. 7:30 p.m.
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C H A U MANHATTAN
MONTOAOI CORPORATION,
l/k/a Chemical
Residential Mortgage
Corporation, f/k/a
Mar aeration A
Company. Inc ,
Plaintiff.
VS.
THI UNKNOWNHUNS.
aaargrtaoa. Manor* creditor*,
trustee* or any other claiman*
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AFFNOVIO NIBIOINTIAL
MONTOAOI. Ma.; UNITIO
BTATIB OF AMBMCAi
BTAT I OF FLONtOA,
Department of Rnvonuo;
O N IIN T N I I FINANCIAL
U NVtCINa CONFONATION;
of tha *ub)o*t
11i_
vs. Dr. PkUUpw a t Orlando. Junior
vanity. 5:30 p.m.: vanity. 7 p.m.
Recreation Softball
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varsity. 4 p.m.: varsity. 5:30 p.m.
* City o f Sanford Roematloa and Parka Dote a's FaD Stewpitck Saftkan
a t P la a k m t Park. Blake's Bovs vs.
Prep Girls Basketball
* Laka Bnattey at Oiteda. Freshman. 4:30
p.m.: Junior vanity. 6 p.m.; vanity. 7:30 p.m.
* Laka Hawaii at Lyman. Freshman, 4:30 p.m.;.
junior vanity, 6 p.m.; vanity, 7:30 p.m.
* Laka Mary at DaLaad. Freshman. 4:30 p.m.;
junior vanity, 6 p.m.: vanity. 7:30 p.m.
* Winter Springs va. Baarinaia at BUI
Flaming Manmrial OymnnaAnm. Freshman.
4:30 p.m.; JV. 6 p.m.; vanity. 7:30 p.m.
Prep Boys W restling
•Taylor High School at
i. 6:30 p.m.
Huskies at noon, then the
O aton will face the Cougars at
2 p.m.
Here’a the breakdown on the
Oaton' competition. The Hus
kies (8-14. 7-11. 7th in the Pac
10) are coming off of a 3-1 win
against Arizona State Nov. 22,
which dosed out their confer
ence season.
WSU Is 11-13 overall and tied
for fifth with Arizona State In
the feat against Pac-IO teams
Oregon and California.
the Pac-IO at 8-10. The Cou
gars have lost four straight. In
cluding a 3-1 defeat to Arizona
State and a five-game upset
from Arizona.
This Is the third conference
challenge hosted by the Florida
Oaton. Head Coach Mary Wise
began the Inter-league match
ups In 1995 with the SEC-ACC
Challenge, which UF iron with
sweep over Virginia and North
Carolina. In 1996. UF repeated
Tickets ere $8 for adults and
$6.15 for children nine and
under. A length of evrnt pass
for both days may also be pur
chased for prices of $12 for
adults and $8 for children nine
and under. Both ticket types
provide access to thr entire
Disney’s Wide World of Sports
complex.
the Seminole Tip-Off Classic at
Bill firming Memorial Gymna
sium Wednesday night.
No score was received from
the game between host Semi
nole and Lake Brantley.
The Classic will wrap up to
night (Friday) with Lake Bran
tley playing Crooms at 6 p.m.
and Oviedo battling Seminole
at 7:30 p.m. at Bill Fleming
Memorial Gymnasium.
Preps
at John
Courier Field.
Tha Greyhounds (1-0-2) took
a 1-0 lead at halftime, but the
Patriots (0-2-1) battled back,
outscortng Lyman 2-1 In the
second half to gain a 2-2 tie at
Lake Brantley High School's
Tom Storey Field.
In girls* play. Winter Springs
traveled to Orlando to take on
Colonial and the Bean took a
34) lead at halftime before
coasting to a 8-2 victory.
b a s k e t b a l l c la s s ic
SANFORD _ The Oviedo Lions
proved that they will still be a
force to be reckoned with In
the Seminole Athletic Confer
ence as they blasted Crooms,
97-64, on the opening night of
Co-Ed
Corporation and Rich Plan,
respectively.
while
league
champion Lillie Quinn. D.D.S.
and Sanford Christian Church
both failed to show up for thetr
game.
The final standings were:
Lillie Quinn. D.D.S. (9-1). Beer
:30 (8-2). MJ.O. Corporation
(4-6).
Sanford
Christian
Church and Rich Flan (both 37) and Maronda Homes (2-8).
Members of the Lillie Quinn.
DDS
squad
were
player/manager Arthur Barnes.
Tony Smith. Myriel Reid.
Tracey
Mitchell.
Craig
Merkeraon. Calvin Davis. Gina
Green. Sam Raines. Brenda
Hartsfleld. Keithlan Roberts.
Yolanda Cox, Paula Songer.
Raymond Hartsfleld. Nakla
Roberta. Lashalonda Brown
and Paulette Peters.
Prep Boys Soccer
va. Laka Mary at Dan T . BsynaMs
JV. 5:30 p.m.: vanity. 7:30 p.m.
ittoy at Dal and. Junior vanity. 5
p.m.: vanity. 7 p.m.
Prep Girls 8occer
* Laka Highland Preparatory at Winter
Springs. Freshman (va. Laka Mary), 3:30 p.m.;
Junior vanity, 5 p.m.: vanity, 7 p.m.
* Lyman vs. Laka Hawaii at Btakmd Bvaan
Plaid. Freshman. 4:30 p.m.; Junior vanity. 5:45
p.m.: varsity. 7:30 p.m.
Racing
Sportsman. Bob Doxle In Mini-Stock.
Duane Freed In Bomber and Ed Zlkowskl In the
All-Around Tree Service Run-A-Bout Special.
Racing begins 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 56. east) and 1-95 (exit 84.
west).
For more Information, call the FASCAR office
at (904) 427-4129. or on the net at
WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM. or E-Mail
at FASCARNOWOAOL.COM.
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copy ot your written defences.
ceeh at tha Watt Front door ot If any, lo K. on ANDREW L
tha Courthouao In Sanford, FIVICOAT, Attorney for the
•aminola County. Florida ot Flamtiff, whoaa address la 4010
11:00 am . on tha irth day of Boy Scout Boulevard. Suita
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In emd Order of Final aummary of tha first publication ot this
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SANFORI) - The ministers of the Nltefirr Organization of Sanford
presented a cheek to Pastor Mary Smith of the Sanford Christian
Worship Center. 1509 W. 13th Street. Tills group of ministers
gave the check to be used toward the building fund to continue
the fundraising events that have begun. The funds will also assist
with needed roofing, repairs and other fixtures.
Pastor Smith Is the leader of the Outreach Ministry on West
13th Street for those who do not know Jesus.
Those presenting the check were Pastor Roosevelt Green of St.
Luke M.D. Church and president of Nlteflre. Pastor William Lewis
of New Bethel M.B. Church and treasurer of the group. Pastor
Fernandez of Mt. Moriah P.B. Church and Pastor Mlsslck of Mt.
Olive A.M. Church.
Additional donations may be made to SunTrust Bank for the
Sanford Christian Worship Center s Building Fund Account.
Bethkhem
Fellowship service
SANFORD • The District Fifth Sunduy Fellowship Service
(Jubilee Service) will be held on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at New Life
Christian Center. The church Is located next door to Word of Life
on Sanford Avenue.
Elders In charge, licensed and unlicensed ministers and
missionaries are Invited to speak from three to five minutes on
the theme. "Holiness: A Proven Foundation for a Promising
Future."
Refreshments will be served.
Long wood church recreates Jesus’ birthplace
Lord's Supper
SANFORD • First Baptist Church of Sanford. 519 S. I*ark Ave..
will serve the Lord's Supper at 0 p.m. on Sunday. For more
Information call the church office at 332-6041.
Initial sermon
SANFORD • Minister A. Waldo will hold his Initial sermon on
Dec. G at Word of Life COGIC at 4 p.m. The public Is Invited to
attend.
Children's musical
SANFORD - First Baptist Church of Sanford. 519 S. Park Ave..
will hold Its children's musical "Shine On* on Dec. 0 at 0 p.m. For
more Information call the church office at 322-6041.
Walk Through Bethlehem
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LAKE MARY - Begin you holiday season with a T rue Christmas"
experience. Walk Through Bethlehem will be held at Holy Cross
Lutheran Church In Lake Mary, from 5 p.m. on Dec. 4 and 4 p.m.
on Dec. 5 until 9 p.m. Journey with m e m b e rs to Old Bethlehem
as It was In Mary and Joseph's time.
The adventure will feel authentic, from the moment one
registers with the tax collect ($2) and take the opportunity to
■dress In Biblical attire.
Visit the "shops and stalls* and make Inspiring crafts and gifts.
View the live nutlvtty each evening at 0 and 8 p.m.
Enjoy some delicious "camel* stew (SI). The event Is open to the
public and the whole family may attend.
For more Information call the church office at 333-0797.
Breakfast served
LAKE MARY • Grace United Methodist Church of Lake Mary.
499 N. Country Club Road, will hold a Pancake and Sausage
Breakfast on Dec. 5. Members will serve from 8 a.m. until noon.
The meal Is an all-you-can-eat.
Kids can have breakfast with Santa and pictures taken from 10
to 11 a.m. The cost for children six years and under. 93 for
breakfast and picture. Children 7 to 10 years old will cost 94 for
breakfast and the picture. Older children and adults will pay 93
for breakfast and 92 for the picture.
For more Information call the church office at 322-1472.
Carols and live nativity
LAKE MARY - First Baptist Church of Markham Woods. 5400
Markham Woods Road, will hold a night of "Singing Carols In
Bethlehem* with a live nativity and live music. Participants may
enjoy the "brisk* outdoors and sing carols around a live nativity
scene on Sunday. Dec. 0 at 0 p.m.
The evening will feature Instrumental and vocal special music
along with singing of Christmas carols. Children are welcome to
participate.
Hot dogs and hot chocolate will be served. For more details call
333-2085.
Concert set
Church of God of Prophecy. 2509 S. Elm Ave. will present The
Duncans' in concert on Sunday at 10:45 a.m. The Duncans’ wi also
perform this weekend at the Sanford Fireman's Gospel Sing. For more
Information call the church office at 322-4015.
Herald Correspondent
LONGWOOD • First Baptist Church of
Longwood will be the sight for another
year for "Walk Through Bethlehem." One
may encounter the sights, sounds and
customs of a time long ago and experience
the time of Christ tn a unique and special
way.
In Its fourth presentation, members of
the church have also made available the
tour In Spanish and for the hearing Im
paired. The cost la unbeatable at a free
admission price.
According to Gerald Robison, publicity
chairman for the church, there are over
300 cast members with 30 booths or
scenes. Last year a synagogue was added.
The congregation Is also excited about
the fact that more than 150 new members
were added to the church because of this
event In 1990. There were 365 decisions
to live for Jesus Just after the tour two
years ago. Last year's tour was also very
successful for God’s kingdom.
The attendance two years ago was more
than 11.000 and last year the attendance
was over that amount even with many
rainy nights. Planners for the activity ex
pect from 12.000 to 20.000 this year.
"We’ve Increased the booths and scenes
and added more guides," Robison said.
There are over 32 coordinators, one or
more tor each booth. There are two to
three people manning each booth. Those
people are Illustrating a way of life that
would have been present at the lime of
Christ’s birth. We’ve tried to make It os
realistic os possible by our research. We
don’t allow people to wear glasses, wristwatches or tennis shoes. Jake and Ruth
Brain are the head coordinators and co
chaired the walk. Susan Reel was In
charge of the staffing.
Other statistics and trivia surrounding
the Walk Through Bethlehem were cited.
The city covers over 20.000 and Is over
250 feet long and 100 feet wtde. The walk
lias been enlarged since last year. Over
12.000 square feet or two square yurds of
cloth covers the walls with over 300 four
by four posts and 14.000 feet of two by
two lumber used Inside the city.
"We used 10,000 square feet of black
plastic on the roof with palm fronds
screwed down because everything must
be secured and the city must be protected
from the rain and other elements." Ro
bison said. "Approximately 100 gallons of
paint was used. Over ’300 "pounds or
25.000 pieces of paper tn the form of fly
ers. brochures and tickets have been dis
tributed.
"Comically at least 100 beards were
grown by men for the tour and over 215
lunches for workers have been served
while our worker. Norma, has made mil
lions of revolutions back and forth with
her golf cart delivering Items needed."
Robison a»surrd those Interested In at
tending that 50 angels are standing guard
to watch over the city. The Longwood Po
lice Department has provided officers to
handle traffic control and assist when
needed.
Shepherds. Roman soldiers, a tax collec
tor. ernsus taker, salt seller, fish sales
man. baskrt weaver, brass and metal
workers, vegetable and fruit sales people,
ones weaving and dyeing clothes and
those selling animals are Just some of the
people one will encounter on their Jour
ney. An Inn. carpentry shop and num er
ous other places of business will also be
represented. Before departure one will
experience three empty crosses, the stone
rolled away from the tomb and the asren
slon of Jesus.
Tlie Walk Through Bethlehem begins
Dec. 4 from 0 to 9 p.m. It will also con
tinue Dec. 5 from 2 to 9 p.m.. Dec. 0 from
2 to 9 p.m.. Dec. 11 from 0 to 9 p.m.:
Dec. 12 2 to 9 p.m.. and Dec. 13. 2 to-9
p.m.
The church Is located at 891 East State
Road 434 In Longwood. one block west of
U.S. Highway 17-92 and four miles east of
lnterstate-4.
For more Information call the church
office ut 339-3817.
I s s o m e th in g m is s in g
fr o m y o u r tr a d itio n a l
h o lid a y c e le b r a tio n s ?
I've noticed that It Is
quite politically correct
at this time of year
wish people of
Jewish faith a
Chanukah, peo]
African decent, a Happy
Kwanzaa. and. when In
doubt. Happy Holidays
to everyone. Just to be
safe. But. something la
missing.
Diversity Is a fine
thing. In multi-cultural
classrooms, students In
public schools see thpt the world
Is made up of a variety of people
with different customs. In
"Christmas Around the World*
programs, students team what It
means to light the candles of
Chanukah and Kwanzaa and
they listen to the songs that are
popular among the children of
those cultures. In these pro
grams. Santa Claus Is given top
billing In American Christmas
customs with Rudolph the Red
Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the
Snowman running a close sec
ond and third. This Is all very
entertaining and even education
al. but something Is missing.
Our efforts to become political
ly correct and to embrace diversi
ty began with the best of Inten
tions. We worked feverishly to
train ourselves to speak and act
without bias toward people of
color and those with religious
and ethnic customs different
than our own. But somehow,
along the way. we lost our bal
ance and. now. something is def
initely missing.
My family Is part of that large
segment of American population
who celebrate Christmas—the
birth of Jesus. There are so many
of us. but our voices
have become subdued
and the evidence of our
presence has dimin
ished.
Decorations In public
places rarely feature a
manger scene. Teachers
tn public schools don't
feel at all comfortable
Including the birth of
Christ In their "winter
holiday* decorations. In
fact, you seldom hear
"God Bless You’ follow
ing a sneeze anymore. Even
that's been pared down simply to
"bless you."
It distresses me when I see
Christmas abbreviated "X-mas*.
but I am delighted when 1sec the
front lawn of a home decorated
with a nativity scene. For my
part. I've decided to wish every
one a "Merry Christmas* this
year and not worry whether IVe
offended anyone by doing so.
This Is my "religious custom" and
my rigid to practice It Is protect
ed by the First Amendment. It's
not necessary for me to suppress
my beliefs In deference to those
of different choices. That was
never the Intent of "embracing"
diversity. If suppression Is a
requirement of being politically
correct, than 1 choose to be
Incorrect.
If you and your family celebrate
something
other
than
Chnstmas—enjoy. As for me and
my family, we Intend to keep the
"X" out of Christmas. Frosty.
Rudolph and Santa can stay at
tlie mall. The main character In
our Christmas celebration Is
Jesus.
Jane Lord Is a resldent oj Lake
Mary and periodically submits
articles of Interest.
H*r«d P M t
T m i y Vlncafll
Nell’s bells
Sanford resident and First Baptist Church member volunteered Tuesday
to nng the befl for The Salvation Army’s Kettle Drive. Snow was one of
many church members who volunteered at the Wal-mart location. Kettle
Drive workers are still needed to man 25 locations throughout the
county. The kettles are manned 12 hours a day. six days a week until
Dec. 24. Proceeds of the drive wil go to the ministry's Christmas
program; 1,500 food boxes lor families in need dunng the holidays.
Ninety percent of all monies stay In Seminole county. For more
information on volunteer and paid positions, contact the Salvation Army
at 322-2642. ext. 232.
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TIMOTHY 8 nnUMLIK and PATRICIA BRUMLM.
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IM E ai 11 00 A.M. at Hi* Seminole County C M Cowl
" • « ' Front Door. JOt North Par* Avenue, SantorCounty. Florida, tho undersigned Clark wW offer tot
Cihibit "A* attached hereto.
Tha aforesaid u M w>* bo maita purauM to a I
Final Judgment of Foreclosure antarad In Civtt Mo. M - t M I C A 14 W now pending M the C Horn Court at Iho Ei^MaanMt fartalrt
Circuit m and tor Sammole County, Florida.
FROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER O f SECTION t t . TOWNEHIP
I I SOUTH. IU M 0 I M EAST. RUN N r i F t T U I T IB4 FEET TO
THE NORTHEAST CORNER O f THAT CERTAIN PARCEL O f U N O
DESCRIBED IN OEEO MOOR t*. PAOE m fU D U C RBCONOE O f
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA, NUN TM ENCI r H I H E I H I T
ITS M I T TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER O f THAT CERT AM FARCEL OF LAND DEECRIMED IN OR MOON TEE. R A M f i t , fU D U C
RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOMOAi RUN TNSNCE
SS8M 12*(A S T M 4 01 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SAIO DESCRIPTION; RUN THENCE N 47*irgg*lArT IS .M F IS T
TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THAT CERTAIN R A N C H O f
LANO AS DESCRIBED IN M I O DATED JU LT f . I STB FROM
SFRINO VALLEY FARIM. INC. TO HAROLD R. WALSH; RUN
THENCE ESS*>S'lt*IAST S U M FEET ALONO THE NORTH
BOUNDARY OF SAID DESCRIPTION TO THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF THAT CERTAIN FARCEL O f LAND DESCRIBED M OR
BOOH ESS, PAOE TETI. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMHIOLE COUN
TY, FLORIDA; RUN THENCE ■BQ*flD*1t*WEBT MO W F IS T
ALONO THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY O f SAIO DESCRIPTION AMO
THE SOUTHERN PROLONGATION THEREOF, RUN THENCE
N89-19 SS'WEST I T E M FEET FOR THE POINT OP BEOMMNO.
THENCE CONTINUE N tT M -S S -W IE T ITT.SB FEET TO THE EAST
BOUNDARY OF THE WEST 17100 FEET O f THE NW IM O f THE
NW 1/4 OF THE AFORESAID SECTION *2; RUN THENCE
SOO'M U -W E E T ALONO SAIO BAST BOUNOARY TTS-M FEET TO
THF SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE WEST 171.00 FEET OF SAW
NW 1/4 OF THE NW t/4 OF SECTION » J ; RUN THENCE
SS* M S4'EAST 114 2* FEET ALONO THE SOUTH DOUNOARY OF
SAID NW t/4 OF THE NW t/4 OF SECTION » TO THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF THAT CERTAIN PARCEL O f U N O AS
DESCRIBED AND HECOROCO M OEEO BOOH BS. PAOE M S . PUB
LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA; RUN TMENCI
N 4 V 1 1 M - (A S T 44E.T4 FEET ALONO THE SOUTHERLY BOUNO
ARY OF SAIO PARCEL TO AN ANOLE POINT W SAIO SOUTHERLY
BOUNDARY. RUN THENCE SETS4 M*EAET IS0.F1 FEET ALONO
SAID SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY TO A POWT ON THE WESTERLY
RIOMT OF WAY LINE OF WYMORE ROAD. SAIO POtarT DEMO
n 00 FEET WESTERLY OP WHEN NEASUREO AT RMMT AMOLEt
TO THE EAST BOUNOARY O f THE NW t/4 OF THE NW 1/4 O f
SAIO SECTION » ; RUN THENCE NOO*OS’i r i A E T St M O PIET
PARALLEL WITH SAID EAST BOUNDARY ANO ALONO SAW
WESTERLY RIOMT OF.WAY LINE, RUN THENCE OEOW SO-W EET
M l 00 FEET; RUN TMENCI S8S*M 22*W UT 17104 FEET. RUN
THENCE NOO OS OS-EAST TS SO FEET TO THE POINT O f M O W NINO
tO Q ITM IR WITH:
Frem the Northweat corner at Section I t , TownaMp SI Saudi.
Range 29 teat run South 8 r8 1 ’22‘ (eat M 4 loot Id m* **— M l IT
comer ol that certain parcel el land ifiafftiad In Dead DdOb SI.
Page 173, Put he Record* ol Sammela County, Florida; run Stamp
North OO'Oi s s - (aat t.ts taat to tha Southa eat camar at WW
certain parcel at land daacribad m Official RacarSa Boob TIT,
Page IM . Public Record* of lemmata County, Florida; run thenc*
South as 3P I T - 1 cal 144 OT taat to the South#eat camar at said
description, run thane* North 47-T10#- (aat 1S.S0 teat la Ola
Northweat corner ol that certain parcel ot land aa daacribad M
Dead dated July » , t t 70 from Spring Vaday Farm*. Inc. to HaroM
R Wiiah, run thanca South 88-18S9* (aat 291*9 taat atang tha
North boundary at le d daacrtptton la tha Nerthwaat comar at
■bat certain parcel ol land daacribad M Official Record* Boob *44.
Pag* 1171. Public Record* ot l ammala County. Florida; run
thane# South 00*08 12* Waal 44* taat to tha Southwoat camar aI
u k J daacriptiun lor tha pomt at beginning; thanca continue South
00 o* t r W#«t 147 ST taat along tha Southerly prolongation at
tha Werterty boundary ol card description to a pomt an a Una par
allel with and SO 00 taat Northerly of. whan moaayrad at fight
angle* lo. Iho South boundary at that certain parcel at Imtd a*
it*(cubed and recorded m Dead Boob IT . Pago M l . Pubbc
Record* ot Sammota County. Florida; run thanca South SB*S4 14*
la «t 141 oo taat along aatd parabot Una to a pomt an ma w aatarty
nghl-al-way bn* ol Wymara Road, aatd point being IS Met waatarty ul. Whan maaaurad at right anala* to. tho (aat boundwy at
ma NW 1/4 ol lha NW t/4 at tha aforaaatd l i cttan I T , run Siam*
Nurm oo-oa it - I art 141 *0 taat pariWal wffh sme laat I
or the NW t/4 altha NW 1/4 and I
line, run thanca North t t l t ts*
boundary ol the aloreeaid daecuption aa daaertbad arid I
m Official Record* Book SSE, Pag* ISFt.
Semnol# County, Florida, to tha Paint at
North SO taat.
ANO
From tha Northweat earner *1 I action SS. TawtmMp E l I
Rang* TO (act. run South a r t r S T laal SB* boat 10 BM I
corner ol lhai certain par**! *4 land I
Page 171, Public Record* el Sammala County, Fla tide; fun I
North oo'Ol SI" I art t.ts taat la lha lauthmaat tamer at that
certain parcel ot land daacribad M Official Retard* Baa* 70S.
Pag* 114. Pubbc Record* of Sammala County, Florida; run dlMia*
South a* is I T - (aat 1*4 o i loot lo the leuthaaat earnor at aatd
daecnption; run thanca North 47*13'0t* l oot 11
North***! corner ot that certain parcel *1 land as i
Deed dated July #. 1S70 from Spring VaAay Farm*, tots, to Harold
H Wtlth. run thanca South 8**39'88" taat 1ST ** loot atang me
North boundary ol *aid description la tha Harthnaat comar at
trial certain parcel ol land daacribad In Official Record* Saab MB,
Pag* t a il. Pubbc Record* at 8 ammala County Florida, run
thanca South OO'OI 11* W**l MO 41 fast
boundary of sard description and
thereof for the pomt ot beginning; run them* North I
wart Tag 29 leal lo the (a tt boundary ol lha Waal ITf-00 taat at
the NW I/* ol lha NW 1/4 ot aatd Section 11; run thanca s*um
000*51- West 417 4* fast along *bld Seat I
South 1* 54 54‘ E*rt 471.04 loot I* *
boundary of that certain parcel ot land aa daaertbad i
ad m Dead Book (1 . Pag* 1ST. Pubbc Record* a
County. F lor id*, run thanca North 41*11'12* (bat 111 71 taat la an
angle pomt m said Southerly boundary; run thanca Saudi
49 sa 54- [art 519 7 1 taat along tald South boundary to a point
on tha Westerly right-of-way bn* *4 r ~
being IS 00 taat Wert arty ot. whan maa
lha East boundary ot toad NW t/4 at tha NW t/4; run ItMnco North
U0 08 12* Eatl 50 00 leal parallel with aatd I art boundary and
along said Westerly right-of-way Ima to * pomt on a bne |
r mth and SO OO f**t Northerly ot. whan maaaurad at rtW* i
lo. sard Southerly boundary at that carton parcel at
p described In Deed Book SI. Pag* IS 1. Pubbc Record* ol
[ Seminal* County, Florida; run tbanc* North ll*54'S4"
| 141 OO faal along said parallel bn* to a pomt on tha
' Southerly prolongation ol the Werterty boundary ol that cartarn
parcel ol land ss described In Official Records Book S M . fag*
< 1871. Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida; run thane*
f North 00 oa 12* East T1S SS tool to tha Point ot loginning.
' AND
‘
From lha Northwest corner ol Soction 11. Townahlp 11 South.
Rang* 29 Eeei. run South 99-S2’22* East 284 leal ta the North*eel
corner ol that certain parcel ol land daacribad m Dead Book 81,
beg* 273. Pubbc Record* ol Seminole County. Florida; run thane#
North oO‘Ot‘55' East 9.19 loot to the Southwest corner el dial
certain parcel ol land daacribad W Official Record* Boob 792.
Page 118. Public Racords ot Sommolo County, Florida; run thanca
Souih 89-18 31- Eaal 194.02 (set to tho Soulhootl corner ot said
description, run lhanca North 47"23'99’ East 11.8S leaf to Iho
Northwest cornsr ol thal certain parcel ol land a* daacribad M
Deed dated July 9. 1970 from Spring Vadoy Farm*. Inc. to Harold
R Walsh: run Ihence South M ’IS'SS* (aat 252 99 fast along lha
North boundary ol said daacrlptlon to tho Northwest corner *1
; mat certain parcel el land daacribad M Official Racords Boob SM.
i Pag* 1ST I, Pubbc Record! Ol Sominolo County. Florida; run
: thane* Souih OO'OS'U* Watt 4*0 42 feat along Iho Wootorty
: boundary ol said description and th* Southerly prolongation
! ihareof: run tbanc* North (9*3«'9S* Was! 74(19 faal W Ml* East
. boundary ol lha Wert ITS 00 loot at lb* NW 1/4 s U M N W I M t l
' said Section 23; run tbanc* South 00*OS'S3* West 41F.M leal
! along said Eatl boundary; tor Iho point ol begmnmg: run thanca
; South ag-54'54" Eaal 4TI.04 leal lo a pomt an iho Southerly
I boundary ol lhal certain parcel ol land aa described and rocord! ad in Dead Oook 82. Pag* 282. Pubbc Record* of Semmol*
[ County. Florida; tun lhanca South a s 'lt'Tl* Wool 504 02 toot to
• lha Souihaasl corner ot said description, said Southeast comar
' being on lha South boundary ot lha aforesaid NW t/4 ol th* NW
; 1/4; run thence Morlh 19-54 54- Watt 114.39 1**1 along tha said
r South boundary ol lha NW 1/4 ot th* NW 1/4 to Iho South#**! corI nor ol tha Wart ITS (aat ol lha said NW 1/4 oltha NW 1/4 ot
J Section 21; run thanca OO'OS'Sl" East 3SS.T4 leal lo tho Pomt at
. Beginning.
■ DAIEO inis 18th day ot NOVEMBER. 1999
; (COURT SEAL)
. UARYANHE MORSE
• Clerk ol th* Circuit Court
• BY Rulh King
. A* Deputy Clerk
• Samuel M Nelson. Eaqutr*
• Florida Bar No : 0899290
! GRAHAM. CLARA. JONES. PRATT 8 MARKS
1 Post otfic* Ot ewer 1890
! WuiUr Perk. Florida 32790 Telephone: (407) 847-4488 Allot nay*
! lot Plamhll.
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DELTONA 3B2B 200Csq ft
Cnck home 5 mmufe* from new
Denona e ii F rrpiare carport
A garage *c> porch,
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De«ona area 10 acre*, dear lor
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332-7674
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WR trad* tor amai car or Puck
332 3533
219—Wanted to Buy
UREWARO FOR OLD FttHMO
TACKLE, ok) lure* tackle boa•a reel* old duck decoy*, hunt
ing antique*, etc Pay up to
11 000 I pay more than anyone
6 will pay 110 00 |ut! to aee
your otd tackle 941 659 1530
Akim. Cana Copper / Bra**
Kokomo Recycling: >31-000*
M ., Set V I
•16 W. Firel-MfF
Flrel-I
221—G o o n T h in g s to
Eat
BOR S FAMOUS PEANUTS A
FRESH JUMBO SHRIMP
Secret recipe on peanut* written
up aeverai nme* >n local new*
paper* Com# py A have rne
BEST after a# me real
333C
CetoryAv* Sanford •
Meriwether Farm*
Nival Orange* red grapefruit
3461 Carery Ave Sanford
223— M
is c e l l a n e o u s
Boa* Motor 65Kp antique, good
tor
part*
Like-lo-aok # tor
140 00 Pleato C*k 333 5301
CALIFORNIA
CRAFT MATIC
BEDS Kmg acre 12 twmal
11000 OOO
For house, car. putmeas vacs
ton. debt conaohdahcn Please
can t 877 33*6163
Single weterbed wt draeert 6
headboard I'OO UWe Tyke* cattle
1135 337 73*6
UPRIGHT FREEZER. *n*e 150
Kd* clothe* w e* 4-10
Cheap Type stiller arc cond
130 875 *638 or 338 0666
WITH 1 VR. LEASE OR ASK ABOUT OUR
MOVE-IN SPECIAL
1BD RM /1 BATH
8 9 0 sq. ft.
2 B D R M / 1 B A T H 1 0 2 5 eq. ft.
2 B D R M / 2 B A T H 1 1 2 5 eq. ft.
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OFFICE FURNTTURE
6 large X* a 60* metal dm**
i cabinet* and chair*
APPLIANCES ANO
FURNITURE
Large 17 5 cube toot Sears re
frigerator with targe top host
he* freezer torrmca top k*h
en table wrth tour chair* and
vanou* other toot* and houaa
hold #em*
Catt >3*-*«40 for information
liif f n a n n iir i*
Par* Av* Mob** Par*. Lot 79
3545 Par* O '. Sanford
•lute Everything must got
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306 Forrest Or
Lochh Arbor Nov 71. 9 5pm
217— G a r a g e S ales
W A N T T O O E T RIO
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Oarage Sale
6 3PM FrvSat Nov 27 t 38
Men* clothe*
toot* parts
book*, video* 6 «u# 715 Bev
ern e Sanford
Yard Bala: Comng Dec 2. 3.
4 Last tag sate of year P»
crest area
Oarage Sale: Sal Nov 38 8 X
13pm 3*70 Narcissus Av* cm
Of Rnervew 1 Narctssu*
231—C ars For S ale
235—
T ruck/B uses/Vans For
S ale
S n E ^ iiL .:
5 rod " m l
FM catsatfa ice cold air Take
overpayments 682-300li127
T9 Vblvo: one owner run* good
1st 1700 lakes* *0 7 332 7374
H U N TE R sT ^ P E c I a ^
I960
J**0 CJ5 8 cyt 5 need 4.4
11750 0 6 0 Oay* 33* 0007
Eva 333 1685
DON’T WONDER
HOW TO GET RID
OF THAT OLD
CAR!
238—V ehicles Wanted
LET US SELL
IT FOR YOU!!
The Seminole Hersfd Classi
fied* are me quickest and moat
ineipenw* way lo sen your
Car* Run your three ire ad tor 10
d*y* and pay onry 131 00* Even
barter if you sell it sooner
(when w* KNOW you wd) you
can atop your ad and onry pay
tor me number ct day* * actu
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TRUCKS A
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Any year make or model
WM pay top dotlatl
Can Geoff Bedine
302-5734
231—C ars For S ale
Uaed Waadera a Dryer*
from BBO.OO ae
1«*0 Toyota Corron* Wagon,
a line You low away
BOOKKEEPMG/ACCOUNTINO
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buvnaaa
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NEED AN ELECTRICIAN?
CALL OtCK i ELECTRIC
407-131-6711
Ue. ER0002626/Ov*r U Yr*.
278-H andy M an
253-AnumoNS L
Remodeling
ADVANCE TECTONICS
Addition a-Homaa
Addition a-Commarclal
Local Bulldar tinea 1*61
133-9464 CGC001M8
263-Carfentry
CARPENTER. Al Hone
repair* pamimg A ceramic Ne
Richard Orpaa 321-5972
024-5139
1/2 MONTH FREE RENT
217— G
M O N EY T O LO AN
C H LO C A R E
2* hr*/7 dayvwk. Meals mcl
Overnights 6 dropoff* OK 155/
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215— Boats <i
Accessories
268-Ciiild C are
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30' mower self pro
peked. rear grata bag 2 yr* old
E c comMon 1100 338 5061
ale
W E O FFER :
• SALARY PLUS COMMISSION + INCENTIVES
• FULL BEN EFITS INCLUDING - MEDICAL,
DENTAL. LIFE & 401K.
• 2 W EEKS PAID VACATION PER YR.
•A G R EA T ATM OSPHERE W HERE YOU
CAN EARN A G R EA T INCOME!
3 c m
Large 17 5 cutnc tool Sear* re
fngerjior wifh Iroat he* lop
hee/tr K ilchen table w< lour
chau* forrrvca top Various
other loot* and household
Item* Everything m eiceHenl
condlun Can 32* 8600
189—O ffice Su m irs
3BR71BA. 1907 W *fh Si new
tool. AC. pamt and tv la tot.
I t 000 Own 157SWO 333-1999
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age gated comm, comm Al
llao pod. trplc
1106071000
SANFORO i n dranq rm. pe-|
Ite*. haasa* ig yard *5007600
( 407 )
vn ^ ^ L »>
Bed.
poo* cat*
headPoard.
Bkvxto wood Real nice. 130 00.
332 418*
O FF IC E FU R N ITU R E
104 Oak* Ct heautifuf 1999
tq ft California style 3 story
poof
tennis cf
amenities
5139 000
Park Av* Villa* 3BFV3B*
Townhouse condoS47 000,
owner nvftvaVd
Two Story Cotonlat: 90S C*U
lira Or I8R e huge wooded
id lull up Pam naif barn
down Priced to aeff al S106K'
331-5065
n elr m shed
San lord; 21, lam rm . Irt porch
icrnd pk porch, 1 pik from laie
Monro* 1*75 1214757
•
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II A l t ' 1365 A MONTH O N r
Storage 33143120 or 333-255*
* H ire
181—AmiANCES &
FuRNnuRE Fo r S a ie
om es
lift—O ffice S pace For
Ri m
* Rent
141—H omes Fo * S ale
ROOMY 1 Bdnn
area S*36 non • ulitl
* j m Cat 330-3330
Room For Rent Femaie preto
1356 rtw Al utiWes And cab>e
t o K i pns-ieges 333-3399
Trade
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107— M o i l l E H
Fo r R i m
3BR 7BA 2 yr Old dMwde on S
acre* n Geneva A«a*aMe Dec
1*1 3*9 57*3 or 337 3693
611 PARK AVE 3
sieve A *ng Large 14
dep 333 29#) or 8*0*607
Need* 100 workers daily.
‘IS *.gn on bonus to now employ***
'Estra o«y to driven*.
‘Open S ein
601 Dogtrack Rd lonqwood
160 6106
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HOME IMPROVEMENT SVS.
Fan*, cabinet hardware
srer.es lights OrywaJI repair
NO JOB TOO SMALL 33 1 5610
279-HAUlING
CONSTRUCTION clean up an
junk removed lawn care anytime
*07 359-16*1 or *07 X 5 0781
HAULING Clean-up* - pressure
clean - lawncore - TOTAL PREP
•*07 302-7718 LlC/Int
Rental property ga/*g»shed
dear jps appliances, rrasn
brush 407-5*6-2*56 or
pgr 407-619-0317
280-Home
Im
p r o v e m en ts
CHARLES D. (Den) MILLER.
Border CBC0S7285 Res/
Comm, remodel. adOhons. re
pair MC. VISA
407-126-1741
269-Cleaning S ervices
BO BS HAULING B TRASH
CLEAN-UP tor storage units ga
rages yard*, shrub* tic Call
Bob 0322 9991 or caff 509
6349
280-Home
Im
287-Lawn Services
GREG .'ROSS LAWN SERVICE
RESCOM
QUALITY CARE
FREE EST 323-0*39.
LAWNS/LOTS MOWED Clean
ups 1 under Drushng 27yrs erp
32 9397
D 322 2811 N 122
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l e a n in g
DUN RITE Ree/Comm
Free eat Uc/lna Ma)or credit
cards accaptad. U 1-4122
301-Roohn G
YATES ROOFING since 1*2*
Church A Sr. Disc. 3rd. Gen.
Uc. (RC0022MQ. 322-1449
312—T ree S ervice
p r o v e m en ts
OAVO KEY CONSTRUCTION
New/Remodaling/Repal ra
lie: COC657M6 120-7202
275-DrvwalL
ORYWALL‘STUCCO Reputs
Wav 6 Ceikrg Tenures
Marched Popcorn 122*134
LARK MS LANDSCAPING 6 IR
RIGATION
We mala# sod mg ays 6 repair
shrubs, mulches bnck pavers
Stump grind, Indscp rock 6
desgn and t>er fountains t mil
sod tree ol any pasts and fun
gus For ast. call 523 6317 or
414 7333
HANOYUAN Painting concrete
dry wait remodeling renova
tion* Cal 282-7069
OON P1CKREN TREE SVC
Tree/stump removal Free esl
Lcensed Insured 321-7342
SIMPSONS Prol Tree Svc 20
yrs erp 2* hr storm damage
Senior discount Total tree care
Free estimates
Bucket truck
available Caff 327 47X
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�Seminole Hr. Ml'I Sanford. Flooda •Friday. November 27. 1990 •SB
BLONDIE
by Chic Young
HOROSCOPE
BERNICE
BEDE OSOL
ACROSS
<Hbur
(B irth d a y
PEANUTS
W HAT
by Charles M. Schulz
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by Howl* Schneider
EEK A MEEK
'T H E D O W T t L Y
LO U ELY M A W G U O E
TOPCHAUSWS, AT
LEAST. A flAj WIRD5
OOWAUDTHEU. WITH
Fnday. Nov 27. 1990
In the year ahead, you aro likely bo lucki
er m independent endeavor* man you mil
be m partnership arrangements Try not
to lock yourself into an alliance that has
Mite to offer
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Some
one either at home office. or play might
prove to be a source of annoyance to you
today It you don t take the situation sen
ousjy, it won't spoil your day or affect any
relationships Astro-Graph year ahead
predictions make great Christmas stock
ing stutters lor all signs of the zodiac
Mail S2 and sell-addressed stamped
envelope lor each to Astro-Graph cJo
this newspaper. P O Boi 1758 Murray
Hill Station. New York. NY 10156 Bo
sure to State all zodiac signs you desire
CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) E «
during using any subterfuge intrigue or
concealed tactics, an effective utilization
of your channels of communication will
help advance your setl-mteresis and
ambrtions today
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I I ) It you
qurckty nd yourself of a« that you worked
so hard to acquire today your financial
conations will end up being a mued bag
Wtm you coming out on the wrong Side
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don t leel
bad if you re more likely to do better tor
yourself today than lor others you re try
ing to help, no mailer how altruistic your
motives aro
ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) When it
comes to competitive situations today
you might have less to tear Irom the com
petition than liom yourself Lack of pre
paredness could be me teal culprit
TAU R U S (April 20-May 20) Lady Luck is
on your side loday as long as you re real
istic It you insist on seeing things as
you d like them lo be raiher Ihan as they
are. your hopes and eipectahons may be
dashed
GEMINI (M ay 2 1 -Ju n e 20) the day
might start out slow and lenuous. but it
you hoki on light and don I get careless
by letting things slip through your lingers
you II end up a winner in the linal analy
Answer
t Singer Pinza
2 East Indlsn
tree
3 Totals
4 Roman 102
5 Beige
6 — de cologne
7 Plant firmly
■ Old
Portuguesa
money of
account
to
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11 Line(a ship)
19 Lakers'org.
20 The same
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with planking
(Let)
12 Knotty
13 Compass pt.
21 Delaware
Indian
22 Taias city
(2 ante.)
Mild oath
Ready to be
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C A N C E R (J u n o 2 1 -J u ly 22) If you
shoukt have to deal with someone today
who is very inept, don i get frustrated and
lose control Patience and tolerance will
pay oh m the long run and all will come
out OK
L E O (J u ly 2 3 -A u g . 22) Don I allow
someone who doesn’t belong in your
affairs cut him or herself info the game
plan This person could gum up the
works that otherwise would be success
ful
VIRGO (A ug 23-Sept. 22) Any partner
. ship arrangement is destined for failure if
SIS
m t r t z w w d f -m
37 Mas' mafas
39 Future plants
40 Oiygenator
42 Of the dawn
45 Ally.'a deg.
46 Call------- day
49 In abundance
51 Wild sheep
54 Marked papers
55 Clinging fish
56 Large knife
57 Pencil-case
item
1 Eicett of aolar
over lunar year
6 Emerald Isle
to S4gns ot the —
12 Reproductive
cell
14 Nonmetallte
element
15 Type ot goat
16 Cricket
positions
17 One------million
19 Ancient Italian
family
20 Uncouth
23 Wash away
20 Everything
27 One (Scot.)
30 Actresa
Robin —
32 Epic poem
34 Prehistoric
creature
35 Maiden
36 Lion's home
there is no harmony ot purpose Rather
than continue with such a union today
break loose Irom the ties and go it alone
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Tne only thing
that could trip you up today is ovennduigonce ot any kind, be a mental physical
ot financial Use good judgment when it
comes lo the gratification of your whams
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Bel only on
/our own capabilities loday, and not on
those of others if you feel inclined to take
any gambles You know your attributes
but theirs aro unknown quantities
iwsby NHL Inr
WIN AT BRIDGE
W h e n off the rails
TUMBLEWEEDS
B R ID G E
t K 97n 4
w ■ i/ to 6 2
Hi Phillip Aider
-THE EXHUMER AND
QHOUL SOCIETY WILL
HOLD ITS ANNUAL DRAMA
AWARD IAN0UET...
GOT ANY FINAL ANNOUNCEMENTS )
BEFORE WE
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ADJOURN
THIS BOARD.
MEETING?
ARLO AND JAN IS
by Jimmy Johnson
YOU D KILL YOUCSUF
The FIR6T WEEK."
S O M E TIM E S H IS EGO
I HAS TO TA K E A BACK 66AT
by Bob Thaves
FRANK AND ERNEST
C o U H /fto p
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There are times w hen partner's hid
dim; isn't perlerl. gelling your side to
the wrong spot And who is always the
declarer’ I tight — you Well, it is your
chance to sate the partnership And
one e ritiral aspert ol that is conrcn
tratmg on the task at hand when the
dummy appears Iron ! sit there grind
mg your teeth, telling your partner in
you r m ind
or. even worse, aloud,
which keys in I he opponents to the dis
aster in the making
what you think
of hi* efforts T r y to find a way to make
the contract you are m
Take this deal as an example How
would you strive to bring home three
no t r u m p ’ West leads the spade
queen
North's three d u b rebid was a g g ro
sise. two clubs would have been suffi
de nt Hut that pales by comparison
with throe spades Obviously, partner
should h o v r ra ise d to (our he a rts
Thn*e spades, which was asking for a
spade stopper for no trump purposes
w a s bizarre Four hearts has to easy
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tricks two spade* six hearts, one club
and a -parte niff m ihe dumuiy Three
no trump suffers from a commumca
lion problem
South’* best chance is to duck lock
one II West isn't paying proper atten
tion. not noth ing his partner's discour
aging spade two. he might continue
with another spade If he does, declur
er will exhali1 loudly lie will discard
■lummy '* two blocking heart honors on
lu- top spades, then run the hearts He
w ill have nine top tricks, and if he
reads the end-position correctly, he
can organize j n endplay against Fast
lor an overt nek or two
Vulnerable Both
Dealer North
South
West
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Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Ovlado, Winter Springs and Saminole County since 1008
Blood needs critical after storm
Such sweet sounds
that Chris has found
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By Vicki Belluccla
HERALD STAFF WRITER
trnlng to the
i birds. He con
I not see them
I with his eyes
I, but he feels
/, them with his
heart. And
this Is very
satisfying.
Moore brings
her son to
RUSS WHITE
Fort Mellon
(‘ark almost every afternoon.
She wheels him In a stroller
from their home on Bay Avenue,
four blocks away. Sometimes.
Hetty Moore gently lifts Chris
from the stroller and places him
on a blanket under an oak tree
that Is just a few yards from a
small pond.
On Wednesday. Chris
remained In his stroller, unable
to play near the pond with his
sister. Darrlell. She was gather*
Ing wtldfloweni and occasionally
getting too close to the pond.
She Is five years old and very
active.
Chris Is 14 and has been
deprived the activity of others
his age. Horn with cerebral
palsy, he cannot walk or run. He
can't even see the others as they
walk or run. Hut he can listen to
the world he can not see and the
plare he enjoys listening the
most Is at Fort Mellon Park.
If Chris could talk. Betty
Moore says her son would tell
the world about Ids visits to the
park, "lie wftpld not be able to
say enough. This Is his ‘get*
away-park.‘*she said.
"That's the truth." said
Moore's mother. Mary. T h is was
the place my parents brought
me. and where I brought you
(Betty) and your brother. You
used to hate It when we had to
go home. You'd cry."
Betty Moore tried to smile.
Site knows about redevelopment
plans that threaten to reduce
the size of • or. eliminate - Fort
Mellon Park.
They better not take this
away. Not even a half of It,"
Moore said. T h is park belongs
to families like oure. Some of us
don't have big fancy places for
the children to play. That's why
there Is a park."
Moore's mother said her most
precious memories are of occa
sions at the park. "I caught my
first fish In this little pond."
Maty said. *1 watched my son
play baseball cm the ball dia
monds here. He was the only
left-hander on hts team."
Darrlrll came back to the pic
nic table where her mother and
grandmother were sitting, and
handed them tiny bouquets of
wtldflowere.
Chris was swaying softly from
the waist up In his stroller. It
was 12:30 In the afternoon. It
was time for the family to go
home. Mary drove away from the
park. But Betty Moore pushed
Chrts home In his stroller.
Darrlell skipped alongside.
Slowly and quietly, the three
faded from view.
So did many of the birds.
50 Cents
T H U R SD A Y , O C T O B ER I. 1998
91st Y E A R , No. 29
Tom Hammontraa
Coach put
on leave
By Doan S m ith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
CASSELBERRY
• Lake
Howell High School girls'
cross country and track
coach Tom Hammontrre has
been put on administrative
leave because of Inappropri
ate comments made to a fe
male athlete who was for
merly on his team.
Hammontree. 53, Is ac
cused of making unsuitable
comments about the girl's a t
tire on at least two occa
sions, and while the com
ments were not of a sugges
tive nature and no physical
contact occurred, they did
cause concern for the p ar
ents and the school district,
according to school officials.
The girt requested a tran s
fer after the Incidents and Is
attending
another
high
school.
An Investigation la cur
rently being conducted by
the school district Into the
m atter and on the leaching
future of Hammontree. who
teaches psychology, at Lake
Howell.
"We felt that the comments
SANFORD - Wlille Hurricane
Georges bypassed this part of
the state, the storm did cause
some damage that could cost
lives somewhere down the
road.
But all of us ran do some
thing to help.
Recent rains and the threat
of hurricane force winds have
caused people to stay nway
from local blood donation re n
ter!.. agency officials said.
"We are 2.000 units short."
wild Dirt Wilson, marketing
manager for the Central Flor
ida Blood Banks. "We are very
short on all blood types."
Though
Wilson attributes
the decline In donations to the
weather, few people
were
walling to give blood at the
branch of the Central Florida
Blood Bank on Second Street
In Sanford on Wednesday.
Wlille employees there de
ferred official comments to
Ihrlr supervisors In Orlando,
they did admit thut donors had
I>een coming In nt a trickle for
mote than a week. The drop In
donations, they said, had
started when the weather
turned Inclement.
Wilson said the blood banks
In Seminole. Orange
nnd
Osceola counties serve 17 h o s
rally, but those who have never
given blood before should
make a first-time effort now as
well. It will lake the full effort
of the community to help case
the need created by the current
shortage.
"We need a lot of donors.
800 a day In the tri-county
urea, just to catch up." Wilson
said. T h e need Is very critical."
Wilson, who described the
slate of the current blood su p
ply amounts as "Just absolutely
terrible." said the drop off
started more than two weeks
ago when people shied away
from going out to the branches
und to blood mobiles because
pitals. Some patients need 60
or 70 units of blood when they
have surgery or some emer
gency need. Such drains on the
system are depleting the su p
ply very rapidly, she said.
Some non-emrrgency sur
geries have had to be p o st
poned because of a lack of
blood. Wilson said. She noted
that 800 donors nrr needed
every day to catch up with the
nerd.
"Surgeries are planned dayIjy-day based on the blood
supply," she said. "And right
now. a lot of them are being
put off."
She wild jieople who regu
larly donate are needed crltl-
Endangered
cub trio is
the pride of
Tigers Eye
By Vicki BcUuccIa
HERALD STAFF WRITER
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OVI K D O - Ne s t l e d I n s o m e
s t r a w u n d e r I l i e wa t c h f u l r y e of
t hei r m o th e r , th e trio o f n ew b o m k i t t e n s d o n 't lo o k m u c h
d if f e r e n t fro m a l i t t e r y o u m ig h t
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Plsass ass Tiger. Pag* 3A
Three rare snow tiger cubs, yet unnamed, were bom recently at Tigers Eye Productions In Oviedo.
C urry en cou rages young
voters to see the ligh t
By Baas Whits
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SANFORD - Robert E. Curry.
Jr. has a ministry that Is Just
as concerned about getting
young people to vote as getting
them to heaven.
Robert E. Curry Jr. wants everyone • espedaly young people • lo know
the power of their vote. One of his recent voter drive visits was to Semi
nole Community Cokege.
Mlnlstrr Curry has begun an
aggressive voter registration
drive In Seminole County that
he Intends lo go countrywide.
Curry. 30. has visited each of
the high schools In the county
and Is now working on the
churchrs.
He also wrote to President
Clinton and received a reply
from the U.S. Department of
Education. It’s pretty hard to
Ignorr or be against Curry's
efforts.
County Commissioner Randy
Morris was with Curry at a visit
to Seminole Community Col
lege.
” No other generation this
century has been as IndlfTercnt
about being part of the demo
cratic process." Morris said.
"It's time each community a d
dresses this concern - reaching
this age group. Getting young
pcoplr to vote."
Sanford Mayor Larry Dale
has accompanied Curry on
several of his stops. Dale said
his own 18-year-old daughter
Plsass sss Carry. Pags 3A
Depression screening day
LONGWOOD - Orlando Regional
Healthcare System will offer local resi
Cpt. Sam Bstfiora, Laka Mary Pokes Dspartmsnt. Sgt. Kan Starr,
Ssminoia County ShsrWa Offlcs, and Laka Mary Pokes ChM Richard
Bsary w* provids sscurity during tha 12th annual Laka Mary Haathrow Festival of tha Arts, which la being held Saturday and Sunday at
tha Oval Park In tha Heathrow International Business Canter.
Contact Karen Jacobs at 365-3372 or
321 -2489
Ball drop fund-raiser
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Hospice of the
Comforter, a non-profit hospice serving
Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties,
will hold a golf ball drop fund-raiser
Friday with a grand prize of $1,000.
Numbered balls will be dropped by heli
copter. The ball In the hole, or closest to
the hole, wins the grand prize.
Tickets are $5 each or three for $10. The
drop will be held at B:30 a.m. at
Worldwide Golf Driving Range. 292 W.
Central Parkway. Altamonte Springs.
Call 682-0808 today because tickets
will not be available the day of the event.
Art Festival
Autumn festival
dents the opportunity to learn about the
signs
and
symptoms
of
depresston/m anlc-depresslon. and to
participate In a free screening as part of
National Depression Screening Day.
Participants at the screening will hear a
brief talk on the causes, symptoms, and
treatm ents of depression and m anicdepression. Individuals will anonymously
complete a written screening test and
have the opportunity to discuss the
results with a mental health professional.
Lectures by psychiatrists, psychologists,
nurse practitioners and piatoral care
providers will be presented throughout
the day.
The screenings will take place Oct. 8
from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. at Orlando
Regional Behavioral Health at Orlando
Regional South Seminole Hospital. 555 W.
State Road 434, Longwood. For more
Information call Behavioral Health at
262-2200.
Oviedo High reunion
OVIEDO • Oviedo High School will hold
a combined reunion for the classes of
1960 through 1969 on Oct. 10 beginning
at 5:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center.
Reservations must be made In advance.
GENEVA - The Geneva Historical society
Is having an Autumn Festival Oct. 17 at
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Community Hall.
First Street. Geneva.
Space Is available for hand-craflere to
show and sell their wares. Rental fee for
crullers Is $15 and $10. Food, games,
moon walk, cake walk, and much more Is
planned. An authentic Indian village and
live native animals will also be featured.
Tills Is a fun day for Uie whole family.
Proceeds from tills event will go to benefit
the Geneva museum.
For more information on renting space
call Pat Vinson at 349-5055.
�2A ■Semmole Heiatd, Sanford. Florida •Thursday. October 1 tll'Jfl
The way we were: Clippings from a 1942 paper
Haraia enoro b» Tommy vtnc.ni
Mark this on your 1999 calendar
Grace Marie Stmecipher is holding one of the 1999 Historic Sanford
calendars which are now being sold by the Sanford Historical Society.
These can be purchased at the Santord Museum. Knights Shoe Store or
trom Society members. On the cover you see the Sanford Zoo’s Monkey
Island Other pictures included are the First National Bank Building
(1908). the Little Red School House, local citizens aboard a stoamboat.
All Souls Catholic Church (1887), 1950 SHS May Day Court, interior ot
tho Milane Theater, a celery tarm, the Miller Building (1920) and First
Street in 1920.
A d v a n ce d p la c e m e n t sc h o la r s n a m ed
Special to the Herald
SEMINOLE COUNTY • The
Seminole
County
Public
Schools have received notifica
tion from the College Hoard
that 2-18 students have r e
ceived special recognition for
their exceptional achievement
on the college-level Advanced
Placement Examinations. Ap
proximately 23 percent of
America's graduating seniors
have taken one or more AP
Examinations. Only about 13
percent of the more than
635.000 students who took
the exams In May 1998 per
formed at sufficiently high lev
els to merit such recognition.
Tile College Hoard recog
nizes
several
levels
of
achievement based on the
num ber of year-long courses
and exams (or Its equivalent
Today: Scattered thunder
storms. Highs in the upprr80s. Lows In the mid-70s. Fri
day: Afternoon thunderstorms.
Highs In the uppcr-80s. Lows
tn the mld-70s. Saturday:
Afternoon
thunderstorm s.
Highs In the mld-80s. Lows In
the low-70s. Sunday: After
noon thunderstorms. Highs In
(lie upper 80s. Lows near-70.
semester-long courses and ex
ams).
Six Seminole County stu
dents qualified for the highest
AP National Scholarship Award
by earning an average grade of
four or higher on right or
more AP Exams on full-year
courses. These students arc
Victor Hung. Lake Mary High
School: Jeanette Soares. Uikr
Man- High School; Jordan
Wiens, Oviedo High School;
Daniel Chinfalr. 1-ike Brantley;
Phillip Grahnnl. Dike Brantley;
and David Rumsey. Lake B ran
tley.
AP Examinations, which stu
dents take tn May after com
pleting challenging collegelevel courses at their high
school, are graded on a fivepoint scale (five being the
highest). Most of the nation's
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THURSDAY:
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a.m.. maj. 6:00 a m . min. 2:10
p m . maj. 8:25 p m
TIDE8: Daytona Beach: high;
4:15 a.m.. 4:56 p.m.. low: 10:30
a m . 11:17 p.m. New Smyrna
Beach: high: 4:20 a m , 5:01
p.m., low: 10:35 a m , 11:22
EXTENDED OUTLOOK p.m., Cocoa Beach: high: 4:35
a m .. 5:16 p.m., low: 10:50
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
SUNDAY
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LO TTER Y
Hero are the winning numbers
suloctad on W ednesday in the
Florida Lottery;
F a n ta sy 5
2-5-7-12-14
BEACH CONDITIONS 1
Daytona Bench St New
Smyrna Bench: S eas a rc 46 feet a n d choppy. W ater
tem p e ra tu re a t D aytona Is
81 d e g re e s a n d a t New
S y m m a . 81 degrees. W inds
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period is t f ls f at lO a.m ..
Thursday, not available.
•BunxUe.................. 7:IB a.m .
•S u n set................... 7:13 p.m.
Sem inole Herald
“Serving Seminole County Since IV0H”
Thursday, October 1,1998 • Vol. 91, No. 29
Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by
Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanlord. FL. 32771
Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408
Frank VoiioLne - Manager
Peggy Beefmer
Gena Bukur - Operations
Freda Maimers
Cheryl Smith
Betty Bennett
Dave GJctwn! - Publisher
Mebnda Moms
JonJee Mriui
Odessa Pugh - Business Manager
EDITORIAL
Lnda Spiegel
Jefl Berim-cke
ADVERTISING
Shan Brodo
Kim Butter
Dons Dwlnch
Keiie Werner - Manager
Jaana Hughes
Cheryl Slone
Mana Orem
Dean Smith
CLASSIFIED
Tommy Vincent
Headier Dag*
Russ Wnna
Teran Games
Negro selectees to be
Inducted
Another reduction In Semi
nole County's colored popula
tion would be made the next
Friday morning when a large
group of Negro selectees would
leave Sanford for Induction
into the army at Camp Blanding. E.U. Carter, Draft Board
Clerk, stated that the Rev. J.D.
Root would address the men at
the big sendofT planned by the
committee.
Some of those Inductees
listed
were
John
Henry
Parker, Eddie Lee Banks,
Jam es AklnH, John Evans,
Oliver King. Jam es Aubrey
Hawkins, Eddie Lee Johnson.
Warren
Jerome
Robinson,
Welman
Conyers.
William
Cooper. Jam es Capart, Ru
dolph Thomas. Amle Roy
I tollman, Charles Stafford.
Woodrow Hodges, Frank Roscoe Miller. Zolllc Cummings.
Jack Jones. Carl Baron, John
Henry Cason. Walter Eugene
Sheppard. Quitman Siplln.
Robb Dure und Nelson Elzy.
Tax increase approved
A five percent 'victory levy"
on Individual incomes of m ore
than $624 per year had been
approved the previous day In
the U.S. Senate
Finance
Committee. Tilts would add
BECOMEA
ROADSCHOLAR
SHARETIME.
PRODUCTION
CIRCULATION
A0MINIS1 RATION
I recently came across n
Sept. 9. 1942 edition of the
Sriri/brd llcriihl which gives a
gllnipse of activities In Sanford
during World War II. Regular
GRACE M.
activities went on. but some
STIN E had added Iwtsts because of
CIPHER
the war.
Klwanlans hold poatcard
Interclub
I
Sanford Klwanlans had a
postcard Intercluh m eeting
with the Eustls club at their
$3.5 billion to th r treasury In
recent meeting. Instead of u s addition to the sharply In
ing gas. whlcii was rationed, creased taxes already ap
several Eustls club m em bers
proved by the House.
sent post cards which were
Vocational School Opens
read. Tills type of meeting was
The
Sanford
Vocational
originated by Ed Lane, c h a ir School, which was a regular
man of tin* tnler Club Commit part of the county school sys
tee.
tem. would open Thursday and
A large three and a half foot Friday for registration of stu
picture was presented to the dents, Mrs. May B. Maxwell,
club by Joe Marcnteltc. This principal, announced.
was an enlargement of u pho
IxH'ntrd
on
Commercial
tograph made when the local Street over the Kent Garage,
club was providing celery for the school trained persons for
Boston Braves players to nil types of rlrrienl positions.
munch during training ses Due to war conditions, there
sions the previous spring. had been a very large enroll
Shown in the picture were D o ment and the same was ex
rothy Sanford Gatrhcl sitting pected for the coming year.
on top of a huge pile of celery
Class prrtods were being
near th r srorrtxiard at Mu made longer so students could
nicipal Field. Ktwanlans tn the finish sooner. A "Victory Class'
In shorthand was planned d e
picture were president E.C.
signed to turn out students In
Harper. Lester Tharpc, Frank
Shames and Dr. L.T. Doss.
record time.
Miss Maxwell was assisted
U.W. Ware, using reverse
psychology, told the group l>y Miss Clara Melsrh.
that they should watt until
Oviedo school begin* new
Sept. 29 or 30 to buy their
year
driver's licenses so they could
Principal ILF. Cooper an
meet all their friends at the
nounced that 155 pupils were
courthouse. Deadline was Oct.
present us the Oviedo School
I.
started Its 1942-43 term.
(Remember thut this was
Pilot Club sella war bonds
grades one through 12.) lie
At the recent Pilot Club
also mentioned
that
the
meeting. Mrs. J.C. Mitchell,
school's progrnm had been
chairman of the Bond Drive,
adjusted to meet the dem ands
reported a total of $2,006 In of the students who wanted to
Ihe sale of bonds and stam ps
help the war effort.
after only the fifth day.
Addresses were made by
Booths were located near
Supl. T.W. Lawton and Rev.
the entrances lo the Ritz Thea Hager. Only two changes were
ter and Yowells D epartm ent
made
In the
fnrulty-Mr.
Store for the convenience of Teague and Mrs. Stine r e
those wishing to buy bonds
placed Miss Williams and Mrs.
and stamps.
Aulln who had reslgnrd.
Assisting Mrs. Mitchell on
According to Jam es Henry
the committee were Mrs. Z.B.
Cooper, reporter, the Oviedo
Ratliff. Mrs. W.L. Morgan, Mrs.
chapter of FFA had offered
Arthur Partin and Mrs. W.C.
thrlr cooperation with the
Erickson.
Oviedo scrap Iron drive.
Also during the business
Arthur
Mrtrnlf.
newly
Hireling, presided over by
elected president of the FFA.
Mrs. M.B. Smith, a com m ittee
presided at the meeting which
was appointed to select a
os also attended by Jack Mal
young woman Interested tn
colm. Tommy Staley. Leon Oltaking a course tn engineering
UfT. Marlowe Link. Daniel Lu
science and management at
kas. Teddy Kimble. Ijcx Able.
the University of Florida. This
was to help provide young men
and women for war Industries.
PRESS • STRIPPING
Robert Skip Cowan
Mark Sovo*
B.U Egan
Jack E Rrtch*
E M I Tyrrell Jr •
Head Pressman
LEQALS
4k
Wells and Mildred Stem pcr
who had spent the sum m er
there.
Daytona Beach house party
A large group of Sanford
Personals
persons enjoyed a house party
Dils Hagan had left the p r e at the Colonial Apartments tn
vious Sunday for Bunnell Daytona during (hr holidays.
where she had accepted a po
Among the young people
sition as a leath er In a prf- there wrre Jane Lloyd. Doris
mnry school.
Hall. Madalyn Trtilurk. Eliza
Mrs. E.A. Monforfon and beth Lcfficr. Dorothy Wiggins,
daughters. Sandra and Sonjn. Eltsr and Helen Hutchison,
•ail returned from a 10 day Ann and Kathryn Wiggins.
vacation In Hendersonville, Marjorie
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P O L IC E L O G
The following reports iw re compiled from the Seminole County
Sheriffs Office for IncidctUs rccordett Sept. 30:
D isorderly into x icatio n :
SANFORD, Orlando Drive, 3100 block, Sept. 29. 11:56 p.m.
A 10-year-old man was round lying on the pavement outside u
grocery store. Seminole County sheriffs deputies nnd
emergency medical personnel responded to the scene.
Deputies rrported he responded In a "vulgnr tone of voice*
when asked why he was on the ground and was combative
when medical personnel Irtrd to examine him. When they tried
to calm him, he challenged them to take him to Jail. They
compiled with his request. Determining that the man was
dnink, they arrested him for disorderly Intnxlrntlon.
Dom estic violence:
SANFORD, Cedar Creek Circle, 1400 block. Sept. 29, 12:01
o. m. A 27-year-old man and a woman who did not give her age
werr urrrsled by Seminole County sheriff's deputies. Deputies
said they arrived to a complaint of a domestic dispute to find a
man giving a bear hug to his slsler while she screanird and
struggled against him. Witnesses said they were nrgutng about
his drug use when the woman asked her brother to leave.
When he refused, she allegedly threatened him with a knife.
Based on what they saw. deputies arrested him for domestic
violence. During a routine check It was found she was wanted
on an outstanding warrant so they brought the woman In with
her brother.
D riving u n d e r the influence:
LAKE MARY, Lake Mary Boulevard/9u Street, Sept. 30.
12:02 a.m. A 30-year-old man wns arrested for driving under
the Influence.
OVIEDO, MltcheU Hammock Road, Sept. 30. 1:00 a.m. A 23year-old man wns nrrested for driving under the Influence.
D rugs:
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, State Road 434, BOO block, Sept.
28. 7:00 p.m. A 32-year-old woman wns arrrsted for obtaining
u prescription by fraud by Altnmunte Springs Police after she
called In u prescription to a pharmacy and the pharmacy tried
to verify the Information. Police said the phunnaclst talked to
the doctor's office and was told that they had received similar
calls from five pharmacies over the course of the day regarding
the same woman Hying to fill a prescription. When she re
turned to the store to get her mrdlrlnc. she was arrested.
SANFORD, Mulberry and 10“ Street, Sept. 29. 12:40 a.m. A
19-year-old man wns arrested by Seminole County sheriffs
deputies for possession of crack cocaine. Deputies said he was
stopped for n traffic violation nnd they saw a beer spilled on
the floorboard of his car. Finding he was underage, they said
they asked to search his car and found that he had two open
containers of beer In the car and they found u small tun rock
which tested positive ns cocaine.
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Ballard/Longwood Avenue. Sept. 29.
4:32 p.m. A 48-year-old man was nnrsted for possession of
cocaine, driving with a suspended license and for an open
container violation. Altamonte Springs Police Btopped him for
a traffic violation and said they knew his license had been
rrcently suspended so they arrrsted him for thnt. During the
arrest procedure, they searched him and found a rock of
cocaine In his pocket and un open container of ulcohol In his
car.
CASSELBERRY, Cedar Bay Point, 3600 block. Sept. 29.
10:40 p.m. A 20-yrar-old man was arrested for possession of
less than 20 gnuns of marijuana and possession of alcohol by
a person under 21 years of age. Cnssrlbcrry Police said the
man wuw Involved In a fight they were breaking up. He
ndmllted to having had several drinks nnd had alcohol In his
possession so he was arrested for that. During the arrest, they
found n baggie of marijuana In his pocket.
Retail th eft:
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS State Road 436, 600 block, Sept.
28, 5:45 p.m. A 19-year-old man was arrested by Altamonte
Springs Police after he walked Into a grocery store, put a b o t
tle of golden seal root tn his pockrt and tried to walk out with
out pajlng for It.
LAKE MARY, Lake Mary Boulevard, 3600 block, Sept. 28.
5:00 p.m. A 45-year-old woman was arrested by Seminole
County sheriff's deputies after she put two cartons of ciga
rettes In her purse, walked around u store and then left with
out paying for the Items.
LAKE MARY, U.B. Highway 17-B3, 300 block. Sept. 28. 10:06
p. m. A 19-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County
Sheriff's deputies after he hid a tube of K-Y Jelly tn his pocket
and walked out of a store without attempting to pay lor the
Item.
SANFORD, First Street. 3300 block. Sept. 28, 9:24 p.m. A
38-year-old man and a 39-year-old man were arrested by S an
ford Police after they were found leaving a store with 6159.77
worth of merchandise Including seven packages of bacon. 10
packagrs of ham. 41 Slim Jim s. 70 Slim Jim Giant Snacks,
and a can of Spam. They were found walking down the street
with the items In a duffel bag a short distance from the store.
OBITUARIES
LOW E. FARMER
Lois E. Farmer. 74. South Elm
Avenue. Sanford, died Satur
day. Sept. 26. 1998. Ms.
Fanner was bom In Eubanks,
Ky. Ms. Farmer was a designer
in the sign Industry. She served
tn the U.S. Navy.
Survivors Include
friend.
Madeleine Derubc, Sanford.
Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn
I’ark Cemetery and Funeral
Home. Lake Mary.
DATRAVEON R. LEMON
Datraveon R. Lemon.
7,
Summerlin Avenue. Sanford,
died Tuesday, Sept. 29. 1998 at
Florida Hospital Orlando. Mas
ter Lemon was bom April 17,
1991 In Sanford. He was a
member of Christian Fellow
ship M.U. Church.
Survivors Include father, Larry
E. Jr.. Sanford; mother. Zarina
C., Sanford; brothers, Damn R.
Sutton, Blair J . Baskervilic.
Tavareo J ..
Tuquan J.S.,
Barden J.S.. all of Sanford: sis
ter. Alexis M., Sanford; pater
nal grandparents. Larry Sr.,
Mercedes, both of Sanford; m a
ternal grandparents. Rebecca
Hawkins. Edward Charles Jr.,
both of Sanford.
Wilson-Elchelberger Mortu
ary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of
arrangements.
KATHLEEN BHELLY
Kathleen Shelly, 64, Bridlebrook Drive, Casselberry, died
Monday. Sept. 28, 1996. Bom
In Philadelphia, Pa., she moved
to Central Florida In 1982.
Mrs. Shelly was a retired secre
tary.
Survivors Include husband.
George H.
Woodlawn Carey Hand Fu
neral Home, Longwood Chapel,
In charge of arrangem ents.
LINDA DIANE THOMAS
Linda Diane Thomas. 31.
West 25th Street. Sanford, died
Tuesday, Sept. 29. 1998 at her
residence. Bom Nov. 5. 1966 In
Augusta, Ga.. she moved lo
Central Florida In 1967. Mrs.
Thomas wns a homemaker.
She was Non-denomlnatlonal.
Survivors Include sons, J e r
maine R., Jeremy J „ both of
Sanford; mother, Joyce Dellafleld, Sanford; brother, J o
seph Jr.. Sanford; sisters,
Renaye Whetstone. Sanford.
Denlcc, Gainesville.
Wllson-Etchelberger
Mortu
ary, Inc., Sanford, In charge of
arrangem ents.
HELEN W. WOODS
Helen W. Woods. 84. Carver
Court. Winter Park, died Satur
day. Sept. 26. 1998. Bom In
Bellvllle. she moved to Central
Florida In 1940. Mrs. Woods
was a housekeeper. She was a
member of Ward Chapel AME
Church, Winter Park.
Survivors Include daughter.
Elnora Singleton. Winter Park;
eight grandchildren; 15 great
grandchildren.
Golden’s Funeral Home. Win
ter Park. In clrarge of arrange
ments.
Coach
continued from Page 1A
mndc by this young ladles
dress or attire either worn to
practice or (o n meet, was in
appropriate.*
said
John
Richer!. Seminole County di
rector of human resources and
professional standards.
“The school has taken Its a c
tion nnd we are Just Investi
gating If that action Is enough
nnd If others will come forward
with similar concerns or com
plaints.*
Don Smith, principal at Lake
Howell, said Thursday morning
that he did not feci It was a p
propriate for the school to
make a comment on the situa
tion at this time.
Mammon tree, a veteran of 21
years of coaching at the
school, Is well respected in
coaching circles nnd has been
the state co-chnirman for rross
country for the Florida Athletic
Coaches Association.
Hammontrre has long had
one of the top cross country
programs in the state and con
stantly has the most athletes
chance to do some hands-on
work In raising these tigers.*
The 110-day gestation pe
riod also gave the students a
chance to work with a preg
nant cat. something rare In ti
ger circles.
McMillan and some of hls
students attended the birth. A
veterinarian wasn't on hand,
he said.
‘It's not like I can call the
local vet lo come help with the
tigers.* he said. 'Veterinarians
come to us to learn about the
big rata.*
The first night after the ti
gers’ birth, he said, they stayed
wlih the m other and cubs
around the clock to make sure
there were no accidents. They
guarded that she didn't, for ex
ample, sit on the cubs as
sometimes happens in the
wild. The animals ore too rare,
he said, to risk losing even
one.
The cats live in a large en
closure, fenced In on all sides
for their own
protection,
McMillan said. Living on acre
age near busy Aloma Avenue
and nearby cattle lands, having
tigers run free would not be In
anyone's best interest, espe
cially the tigers'.
The babies are thriving on
their mother's mtlk for now.
Soon, they will begin to dine
on KMR (Kitten Milk Replace
ment) and. later, move on to a
carnivorous diet as they do in
the wild.
McMillan, who turned 52 a
few days after Hie tigers wpre
bom. bos been working with
‘Anyone who takes the
exotic anim als for 38 years. He course out here has to be ready
said that at 14, he ran away to W-O-R-K." he said. "They
and joined the circus so that have to have a commitment
he could work with the ani nnd a dedication to the a n i
mals. It w asn't easy, he said, mals.*
but pursuing the Uilng you love
In a world where the envi
Is never easy.
ronment Is constantly being
threatened by man. McMillan
Tigers Eye Productions Is said, the birth of these crea
home to tigers, Hons, leopards, tures Is big news.
snakes and other exotic crea
T ills Is bigger than w hat
tures. Many of the residents ever Bill Clinton and Monica
are under contract to theme Lewinsky do,* he said. T h is Is
parks such as Splendid China much more Important to our
where they perform. Some are children, to their future, to so
featured In movies and televi ciety and lo the environment.
sion commercials.
Tills Is what Is important."
The famous Exxon tiger,
The tiger cubs, their eyes
known for being in our tanks, still closed against a harsh
leapt from the small screen world.
nestle
near
their
Into a role with Tigers Eye. He mother, whose sharp teeth and
now lives In an enclosure a d constant stare are enough to
joining the snow tigers' area.
stave off any potential harm to
McMillan said the school for her babies. They know nothing
hum ans who want to work with of a threatened environment or
the exotic animals is a work- Uieir endangered status. They
intensive eight-month course. know only that life, so far, Is
There Is, he said, no way to good.
And. if McMillan has any
rush such an experience. The
animals, their actions and thing to say about it. It will a l
ways be so for them.
habits, are the best teachers.
competing In the sport and is a
member of the Lake Mary High
School Track Hall-of-Fame.
Blood--------
Continued from Page 1A
of the rain. She said they Just
haven't gotten back Into Hie
swing of things.
All blood types are needed.
Wilson said, especially Type O,
the universal blood type.
There arc three branches of
the Central Florida blood bank
In Seminole County: Sanford,
1302 Second Street; in Alta
monte Springs. 601 Altamonte
Avenue; and In Longwood, 448
S. Mllwce Street.
Tiger--------continued from Page 1A
Ing program at Tigers Eye Pro
ductions In Oviedo, the three
healthy rubs were bom early
on the morning of Sept. 19.
Like a proud father showing ofT
his healthy children, owner
David McMillan introduces the
tiny beauties to those who
work nnd learn at his school
nnd training facility.
‘Aren't they beautiful?* he
asks, knowing that a positive
Is the only appropriate re
sponse. The cubs, soft and
motley, look almost grey with
black stripes melded with Hie
white allowing them to blend
more easily with the ground on
which they rest.
Only four or five ounces at
birth, they tripled In size dur
ing their first week. By their
first birthday, they will weigh
close to 200 pounds. By the
time they are three, they will
weigh about 600 pounds each.
Their mother Aesha, Is 4years-old. the equivalent of
about 24 human years. Like
their father. 4 1/2 year-old
Samson, she Is young and
healthy. The pair might breed
again one day. McMillan said.
For now. they have given the
world some beautiful treasures.
McMillan said the students
at Tigers Eye have a unique
opportunity to study a group of
rare wild cats.
"Tills Is a great opportunity
for our Htudents,* he said.
*Once they arc weaned (In
about three months) from their
mother, they will have the
Curry--------con flatted from Pag* LA
had not yet registered despite
his prompting. She Is not
ulone apparently. Teen voter
registration Is embarrassingly
low In must ureas.
Among the letters of support
to Curry Is one from Sannye G.
Jones, advisor of Hie Florida
State Conference NAACP.
*We pledge our support and.
of course, our services for this
needed project." Jones wrote to
Curry. *As NAACPers. we often
refer to the vote that has not
been cast as a ‘Sleeping Giant.'
*»
Curry said that all
the
youngsters - not Just African
Americans • need to realize the
power of thetr vote and the
ease It takes to register.
"There are many who don't
know that they can pre-register
when they are 17." Curry said.
Curry said that the county Is
in the midst of a "great turmoil
• race against race, brothers
and sisters against each other,
communities against communi
ties and country against coun
try. It Is time for a change. A
positive change."
He says that It Is not enough
to pray and wait for something
to happen. He says the only
way to make positive change Is
by the power of Hie vote.
“n ils m eans going Into the
schools, the churches, the
public housing developments,"
Curry said. “The earlier people
begin the vote, the more a t
tuned they will be to the needs
of their communities, their
state and their county."
Bom In Montgomery. Ala.,
Curry came to Florida to attend
Lake Mary High School, serve
In the military and then form
In 1994 the Sanford-based
Curry Ministries Inc. Hls
unique calling card reads: "To
God Be the Glory. Aspiring, In
quiring. Inspiring, Publlshedauthor. writer-poet, speaker,
activist, teacher."
Hls
ministry
advocates
maximizing sentences
and
fines and cleaning up public
housing projects and other a r
eas of troubled communities.
Lake
Howell
A ssistant
Principal Michael Hargis Is one
of the school officials who said
they were Impressed by Curry's
presentations.
“Your work to Inform, recruit
and educate our youth on the
Importance of political activ
ism Is much appreciated."
Hargis wrote.' "This is a noble
cause."
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P e o p le
C on sid er all factors in new b u sin ess
CALENDAR
Back In May wc discussed
some of the factors an Individ
The Seminole Sunrise KlThe Round Table Writers* ual starting a business should
wanls Club meets every Friday,
Group meets every L*iturday at tnke Into consideration when
at 7 n.m., at Shoncy's, US 17
10 a.m. In the cafe at Borders determining what business
92. south of Airport Boulevard.
bookstore. 880 W. SR 430 form Is most beneficial lo Ills
Guest ore welcome. For Infor (southeast comer of 436 and or her particular situation.
mation. call Tony McDaniel at
434). Altamonte Springs.
These factors Include the n a
324 0409.
llie meetings are open to ture of the business, the type
anyone Interested In Improving of assets that the business will
writing skills, whether for en use. bow those assets will be
Free clinic Friday
A free clinic to Include blood joyment or to advance toward acquired and whether securi
pressure check, blood sugar getting work published. There ties regulations will apply, by
Is no cost.
whom and how the business
screening and Immunizations
Anyone Is welcome to attend will be controlled, the lax con
will be held every Friday, from
9 to 11 a.m.. at the Geneva the meetings, and to partici sequences to the owner(s) and
Elementary School In the old pate by bringing examples of the business form, and the
their own creative writing. If a type of liability to which Ihr
school building, com er of First
and Main Street In Oeneva. The serious critique Is desired business will be exposed.
bring eight or ten extra copies
In selecting the optimal
clinic Is sponsored by the
business form for a business,
Seminole County Health De for others lo mark and edit.
For more Information call
the general partnership form
partment In conjunction with
the Seminole County Sheriffs Darrell Johnson at (407) 282 should not be overlooked If two
1449.
or more persons are contem
Office and Oeneva Elementary
plating going Into business.
School. For Information, call
Tire partnership form offers en
S enior em ploym ent
349-9284.
An employment
program trepreneurs many of the advan
Alzheimer's
sponsored by AARF Senior tages of the sole proprietorship
A support group for adults Community Service Employ as well as some additional a d
caring for patients with Alz ment Program Is held at the vantages. However, the p a rt
heimer's Disease meets the Sanford National Ouatd Ar nership form also brings with
It the main disadvantage of Ihr
first Friday of the month, from mory. 915 E. First SI., Monday
2 to 3:30 p.m.. at All Souls through Friday. Interview hours sole proprietorship magnified.
Similar to the wile proptlrCatholic Church. 301 W. Eighth are 8 a.m. lo I p.m. Telephone:
Street. Sanford. This service Is 324-8008. The program assists
sponsored by the Greater Or seniors. 55 and over, lo return
to the work place.
lando Alzheimer's Association.
Sunrise Klwanis
Writers’ group
Support. Hope and Recovery.
S.IIA.R., meets every Monduy
afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central
Florida Regional Hospital In
the far comer of the dining
room. This Is a self help su p
port group for all cancer survi
vors. whether In treatment now
or finished with It. Call 324
8737 or 322-7785 for more In
formation.
Norman
deVere
Howard
Chapter of the Untied Daugh
ters of the Confederacy meets
on the last Friday of the
month. For Information, call
322-1425.
Sunbelt Daylily Club
Sunbelt Daylily Club meets
the first Sunday of the month
at 2 p.m. through April at the
Agricultural Center In Sanford..
The club educates members
on daylily growing through
slide shows, guest speakers
and trips to daylily gardens.
There u s no club dues. Call
aat-aaiw .
By Qraca Sttneclpher
HERALD CORRESPONDENT
Charlie Carlson. 10th gen
eration Floridian and author of
‘Strange Florida, the Unex
plained and Unusual*, en
thralled those attending the re
cent annual All- Cluiptrr llrtu
Sigma Ptil Luncheon with his
many tales of a ghostly nature.
Carlson began with the Mys
tery of Flight 19 which has
baffled researchers, scientists
and the navy for over 50 years.
On Dec. 5. 1945. five aircraft
N arcotics A nonym ous
Narcotics Anonymous meets
Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres
byterian House of Goodwill.
317 Gak Ave.. Sanford.
U k H l d t L lo n a
Club meets the drat andNIhlrd
Monday of the month, at 7:00
p.m., at the Marina Hotel.
Visitors and new members are
welcome. For Information, call
Matt Altemose, 322-8545, or
David Hall. 330-5238.
C o n tra ct B ridge
Bridge players are Invited to
play contract bridge every
Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the
Sanford Senior Center. For In
formation. call 322-6326.
MANNY
ACEVEDO
lorshlp form, a general p a rt
nership Involves limited sta rt
up costs. Florida law does not
require partners to pay any
registration fees or draft an
agrrrm rnt (allbough II Is rec
ommended) In order to estab
lish the business. Therefore, n
partnership's
organizational
start u p costs may lie limited
lo Ihr fictitious name registra
tion, If applicable, and Ihr city
and rmiuty occupational li
censing fees required for those
partners who |>erform regu
lated work.
Another advantage of the
partnership form Is that the
net gains of the partnership
flow through In the partners
Individually and as such, the
to o k o ff fro n t F o rt L a u d e r d a le
o n a r o u tin e tr a in in g m ls a lo n .
A message was received dial
afternoon dial the planes and
all 14 crew members had van
ished. The military launched a
massive search which contin
ued for u week, hut nothing
was found, and even with to
day's technology there has
never liern a Imre of these alrcrafi and crew.
Tile Coral Castle Mystery Is
really alioiit Its builder. Edward
Lrrdskalnln. a small 100pound man. who arrom pllshed
an unbelievable engineering
leal, lie hull! a massive stone
iiMimimcnt for his lost love In
Florida City. When the area
Ix-r.inir too rmwdrd. h r d is
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ture lo Honirstrud. No one
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N eighbor is a loser as a friend
DEAR ABBY: I have never writ
ten far advice before, but this really
bugs me: A friend and neighbor of
ouri borrowed a very expensive gar
dening tool and broke a part on it.
My husband, ‘Walter,” and 1
have always believed that when you
break something you have bor
rowed, you repair it, get it repaired
or replace it Our neighbor brought
the tool back and told Walter wnat
had happened, but made no offer to
y lor the repairs. Bo far, Walter
a spent more than an hour on the
phone trying to get information on
repairs ana parts. He'll have to
travel at least an hour (there and
back) to purchase the parts, and
has been told they will cost at least
MO.
ADVICE
ABIGAIL
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Whsn Walter approached our
neighbor about the problem, the
guy responded, *1 don't have a prob
lem!” Then he reluctantly offered to
pay half the cost
Walter is afraid that if he press
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er. I told Writer that if it were my
tool. I'd have it repaired, forget
about getting reim bursed, and
never loan anything to this neigh
bor again.
We've been married almost 50
years and never had a problem like
this before. All our friends have
been real friends. I contend this
neighbor is no friend, only a user.
However, he is a neighbor, so that
complicates the matter.
la there a solution I'm overlook
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The Quiz’s
death stole
a piece of
my youth
SANFORD _ Suddenly. I feel a lot older. I'm
not a kid anym ore.
This colum n w as supposed to be about
som e o f the w ackier th in gs I've seen th is fall
on the local sports scen e.
Then, across the bottom o f m y television,
som e horrible new s w as flashed.
"Former Royal D an Q ulaenbcrry, 45. died
o f a brain tumor."
A lot o f you don’t even know w ho Q ulaenberry, or Q uiz a s everyone called him , w as.
He w as a great relief pitcher for the K ansas
City Royals w ho changed the sport In the
early 1980s.
Q uiz never got the attention h e deserved.
He threw the ball underhanded and relied o n
h is sinker w hen th e gam e’s bullpen h eroes
like Rich G ossage and Lee Sm ith got people
out w ith 100- m ile -per- hour fastb alu .
But Q uiz led the R oyals to the playofTs In
1080. 1081. 1084 and 1085. He w on a World
Series.
That’s not all there w as about Q uiz.
Let m e explain.
A lthough I grew u p In Baltim ore. Q uiz w as
my boyhood hero. I w orshipped th ose R oyals
team s. George B rett. Frank W hite. D enn is
Leonard. Paul Spllttorff. They w ere god s
playing h alf a country aw ay.
Now th is w as the day before cable w as big.
That m eant every m orning I had to race to
the new spaper box to get the box scores o f
the previous n igh t. Around 1979, I noticed
the Royals w on a gam e and a guy nam ed
Q sn b iy pitched. T hey abbreviated nam es in
the b oxes back then.
Then, h is q u otes started to turn up in The
Sporting News and other nation al m aga
zin es.
I had all o f them ; th at w as the only w ay to
And out about th e Royals.
Q uiz w as extrem ely quotable. He alw ays
had the great one-liner and h e never m ade
h im self ou t to be m ore than h e w as: an u n
derhander w ho got by on h is control and a
terrific Royals' infield.
Q uiz called h is fastball the Peggy Lee (Is
That All There Is).
Once h e gave up a hom er to Reggie Jack
son that never looked like It w ould land. It
w as supposed to sin k . Q uiz called that h is Ti
tanic pitch.
He w as a lso a stan d -u p guy. In the 1980
series, he got rocked twice and took the
blam e both tim es.
He never took h im self too seriou sly and
that's partly how h e becam e m y hero.
First. It w as G eorge B rett Then one day. I
n s a s s s m iM fl, rag* a a
Dan Qulaanbarry
Lions beginning to roar
Oviedo boys
claim fourth
volleyball
win in a row
By J eff Bsrtlalck*
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
OVIEDO _ A few weeks ago. talk
about VolleyFest wan taboo around
the Oviedo boys’ volleyball team. •
The Lions won the prestigious
tournament last season for the
first time In their history and fin
ished with a 26-1 record.
But coming Into this fall, coach
Tim DeZego and his players were
going by the standard *one game at
a time" philosophy.
But after last night's 15-2. 18-16
win over Lake Howell, the word
VolleyFest was being passed all
around the Oviedo post-game
meeting.
DeZego said he doesn’t mind
talking about It by now, with the
tournament which crowns the un
official state champions Just a
month away.
*At the beginning of the year, our
goal was Just to get back there,*
DeZego said. 'But now, I’m really
happy with their progress. We’re
getUng better with each game.*
At times that was true against
Lake Howell. Oviedo Is a powerful
• m Votteyball, Pag* SB
Yf.,
Anthony Bracco (left) m'l Tumor Elliott (right) keyed a power
ions won the first game 15-2, then
ful Oviedo attack
came off the bench in Oame 2 with the score Hed 14-14 and led
Oviedo to an 18-16 match-clinching victory over Lake Howe*.
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Nobles Communication slugs w ay into lead
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ Nobles Communication pounded
out 32 hits. Including 18 for extra bases, and
outslugged Pebble Junction. 32-20, to take over
leadership of the City of Sanford Recreation
Department Men’s Fall Wednesday Night Slow
Pitch Softball League at Plnehurst Park.
In the other games, Bayllner Marine scored In
16 0. ovr • Ac!.i| ko at Plnehurst Park and Wells
Contrai l ig also won Its first games of the sea
son. awe ping a doubleheader at Chase Park.
Nobles! Communication scored eight tuna In
lire lop ol the first Inning, but It was not until It
scored 12 nins In the fourth Inning did the un
defeated hpi.nl sturt to putl away.
Bayllner Marine took a 15-3 lead In the top of
the sixth inning before Adapco mounted a late
rally to itukr ihc final score respectable.
Wells ('imtrac-tinif scored in all five Innings It
d eight run first and
fifth Innings, and defensively held Alamo RentA-Car to eight singles in winning its initial
game. 24-4.
Wells Contracting then evened Its season rec
ord at 2-2 when the Lynch Mob did not show for
the nightcap.
night’s games were make-ups from
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rained out on September 16th. The
games were made up now as Chase Park will be
closing In the near future to be turned Into a
Johnson becom ing a
standout on the field
and in the classroom
By K sllls Warner
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SANFORD _ On eveiy team there
seems to be that one player that
stands slightly above the rest.
For the Seminole High School
freshman team, that player la Jeff
Johnson.
And Johnson la a stand out both
on the field and In the classroom ,
which is a definite recipe for atecess.
*1 love playing football." Johnson
aald. 'Especially since I get to hit
people back when they hit me.
"And I know that I have to keep
my grades up for two reasons...so I
con play and so I can go to col
lege."
On the field. Johnson shows
signs of being one of the moat tal
ented fullbacks In the county. In
the first four games of the season.
Johnson racked up over 900 yards
and nine touchdowns.
In the fourth game against Lake
Howell. Johnson only played half
of the game because the team had
such a huge lead. During that half,
he had five carries for 220 yards
and four touchdowns.
•
On Tuesday night against Lake
Mary. Johnson again was pulled
from the game cany due to a siz
able lead by Seminole and on six
carries scored three tim es.
Johnson realizes, however, that
he la part of a team and while he
would like to play as much as pos
sible. he understands when the
back-ups are put In.
*1 don’t get angry when I have to
come out of the game." Johnson
explained. *1 understand. I am part
of a tram and my teammates are
my friends. I’m happy for the guy
who plays behind me when he gets
to play."
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Caako realized from the beginning
that Johnson would be a great con
tributor to hta team.
‘Jeff bus superior athletic abil
ity.* Casko said. ‘And he came
with a winning atUtude. He gets
upset when we don’t win, which Is
understandable.
‘But the extent to which he Is
bothered la something that we
have been working on. He has im
proved 100% and has become a
role model for the other players.
He loves th e , sport and under
stands what he' needs to do.*
Part of Johnson’s abilities might
have come to him through heredity.
His father was a stand-out at
Leesburg High School and has
given helpful advice, and maybe
even a few athletic genes, to John
son.
Besides the help from his father,
Johnson has also learned the
game by doing. He played on a city
league team lor five years, two of
them In Sanford after he moved
here when his family relocated.
Last summer, when Johnson de
cided that he wanted to try out for
the high —“h**0* to m . he worked
hard and began fight training In
the weight room.
He said he liked lifting weights
because he knew that working hard
would only help him to Improve his
playing skills.
Another skill that Johnson la
working hard at Improving Is
studying.
There la a very comprehensive
tutoring program In place for the
football team at Sem inole, com
plete with weekly progress reports
and after school help.
Johnson attends every session
and follows up with solid studying
at home. His grades arc Improving
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•Seminole Herald, Santera, Honda •Thursday. October t, 1998
B eer :30, L illie Q u in n , D D S tu n e u p fo r C o-E d sh ow d ow n
By Dean Sm ith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ Beer :30 and Ullle Quinn. DDS
tuned up for next week's showdown with Run
Rule victories and Rich Plan won Its first game
of the season In City of Sanford Recreation and
Parks Fall Co-Ed Slow Pitch Softball la-ague ac
tion at Ptnehurst Park Monday night.
Rich Plan stored three runs In the bottom of
the second Inning to erase a 2-1 deficit and
scored live runs In both the third and fifth In
nings to pull away for a 15-5 victory over M.J.G.
Maronda Homes also took a 1-0 lead lit the
top of the first Inning, but It was all Lillie
Quinn. DDS the rest of the way as It won 13-1.
Beer :30. the two-time defending Co-Ed
champions, scored 13 runs In the second Inning
and went on to humble Sanford Christian
Church. 23-3.
Beer :30 and Ullle Quinn. DDS arc both 2-0.
while M.J.G. and Rich Plan an- 1-1 nnd Maronda Homes and Sanford Christian Church nrr
both 0-2.
Next week, MJ.G. takes on Maronda Homes
at 0:30 p in : Sanford Christian Church plays
Rich Han at 7:30 p.m.; nnd Beer :30 nnd Ullle
Quinn. DDS battle at 8:30 p.m.
Providing the olTrnse were:
Rich Plan: four hits _ John M. Itwo doubles,
three runs, thrre RBI); three hlls _ Jo h n E. (two
runs. RBI); two hits _ Pam B (double, two runs.
Volleyball
C ontinued from Page IB
team that plays the
power game.
Turner Elliott, Del Wynegar
and Anthony Bniceo ran each
pound holes Into the floor and
that's how the Uons ran out to
a big lead In the first game af
ter the Hawks (2-6) tied It at 11.
Behind the serve of Elliott,
Oviedo coasted to a 5-1 lead.
Lake Howell called time-out
and got a side out, but the
Hawks would blow six straight
service points before making It
9-2.
The Uons ran off the final six
points of the gome and It
looked like an early night.
Lake Howell scored the first
two points In the second game,
but Oviedo reeled off six
straight os DeZego began em p
tying his bench.
It may have been too early.
Oviedo got sloppy, pounding
the ball all over the building,
letting the Hawks back Into the
game. Lake Howell tied It at 6
before Oviedo ran off to a 10-6
lead.
Oviedo's bench ran the score
to 14-9 to give the Uons five
m atch points, but Lake Howell,
a young team playing under a
first-year coach, fought back. A
block by Dan Henry made It
14-14.
Elliott scored an ace to put
Oviedo back up. but Lake How
ell took advantage of a pair of
m istakes to go up 16-15.
Wynegar got serve
and
scored an ace that landed just
on the back line and. two
spikes later, each by Bracco,
gave Oviedo the win.
DeZego said he went with his
bench as long as possible.
"We got a little sloppy so I
went to the bench.* DeZego
said. "Then things Just got
worse."
With the win the Uons Im
proved to 7-3 on the season
and are riding a four-game
winning streak.
Oviedo has a home game Fri
day against Dr. Phillips a t 6
p.m. and travels to Winter
Springs next Monday for a 7
p.m. Seminole Athletic Confer
ence m atchup with the Bears.
Also on next week's schedule
Is a 7 p.m. home m atch on
Wednesday against University
befoic traveling to University
for a tournam ent on Saturday.
Lake Howell only had one
match next week, hosting Win
ter Springs on Wednesday at 7
p.m.
GREYHOUNDS
GROWL
ORLANDO _ It took a lot of
extra work, but It paid uff ns
the Lyman boys volleyball
team pulled off a big upset over
Bishop Moore In Orlando
Wednesday night.
The Greyhounds (3-10) of
first-year head coach Gina
Bonavcnturr had to go to extra
points before pulling out a 1614, 16-14 straight games vic
tory over Ibr lloniels, who saw
their record fall to 10-4.
Lyman will he busy next
week, playing four m atches In
five days.
On Monday and Wednesday
the Greyhounds will play
Seminole Athletic Conference
matches at home against Lake
Brantley nnd at BUI Fleming
Memorial Gymnasium against
Seminole, respectively.
On Thursday. Lyman will
host Apopka nnd then go to
Winter I’ark on Friday to battle
the Wildcats. All
varsity
nuitehes urr set for a 7 p.m.
start.
two RBI). Abby (double, run), Blake A. (run):
onr hit _ Brent A. (double, two runs, two RBI).
John P. (run. RBI). Linda B. and Anon (one nm
scored each); one nin. one RBI _ Melinda W.
M.J.G.: two hits _ Dan Gill (two triples, three
runs). Greg LIU (run. RBI). Scott Simpson (RBI).
Medina LIU; one hit _ Don Baldwin (double),
Mike Bowling (run). Ttrrie Old. Ruben Onrcla.
Ullle Quinn. DDS: three hits _ Yolanda Cox
(home nin. nin, three RBI). Craig Merkerson
(triple, two doubles, three m ns. two RBI); two
hits _ Tony Smith (home run. double, two runs.
RBI). Kclthton Roberts (triple, run. two RBI).
Brenda Hartsfield (two mns). Paulctt Peters
(nin): one hit _ Sammy Raines (triple, nin, RBI),
Myriel Reid (run): one tun _ Paula Songen one
RBI _ Lashalonds Brown.
Maronda Homes: two hits _ Mike Pocrik; one
hit _ Michelle Carroll (run). Kenny Miller. Lori
Poe. Rod Pechart.
Beer :30: four hits _ Jerry DlBartoIo (triple,
four m ns. two RBI): three hits _ Pnula Ritchey
(double, three m ns, two RBI). Roland Jem lgan
(double, three runs, RBI); two hits _ Joe DlBartolo (triple, double, two m ns. RBI). Bob Goyelte
(double, two m ns. two RBI). Nicole Gayctte (two
m ns. RBI); one hit _ Joy Weaver (double, nin.
two RBI). Steve Mirra (double, run. RBI). Dave
Coss (mn. two RBI). Vic DlBartoIo (nin, RBI);
two m ns _ S lim y Wilkie; one run _ Robin Win
ters; one RBI _ Cathy Cola.
Sanford Christian Church: two hits _ Ricky
Wells (double, mn): one hit _ Mary Weds (mn.
RBI). Joel Weiss (RBI): one m n _ Karla Flnd)y;
one RBI _ Olynda Wells.
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Solar Bear tickets on sale
Nazarene basketball tourney
SANFORD _ Sanford First Church of the
Nazarene will host a 2-on-2 Basketball
Tournament on Saturday, October 17th.
The double elimination tournam ent will
have two divisions. Adult _ 19-and-Over and
Youth _ IB-and-Under.
First and Second Place prizes will be
awarded for each division as wed as T-shirts
for each participant.
Coat Is $30 per team with proceeds to
benefit the Youth of Sanford First Church of
the Nazarene.
For Information and to receive a registra
tion form call: Sanford First Church of the
Nazarene at (407) 322-3122.
ORLANDO _ Orlando Solar Dear Individual
game tickets are on sale through the Orlando
Arena Box Office and ad Florida and South
Oeorgla TlckctMaster outlets.
This year, the Solar Bears are offering
three different season ticket plans which are
also on sale. Fans will have the option of
purchasing one of three plans: season tick
ets (41 home games), half season (choose
your own 20 home games plus opening night)
and a 12 game package (your choice of any
12 games).
Ticket Information also Is available at 877PUCK.
Seminole football tickets
SANFORD _ The Seminole High School
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Softball
Oviedo's Brian Mullen (No. 16) goes high above the net to spike the bal
during the Lions' 15-2,16-16 victory over Lake Howell Wednesday night.
GFC has kicked off new
“Dove Hunters Hotline”
SANFORD _ The F lorida G am e a n d F re sh
W ater F ish C o m m issio n (GFC) h a s In tro
duced a "Dove H u n te rs Hotline" to provide
h u n te r s w ith in fo rm atio n a b o u t public dove
fields m an ag ed by th e agency.
By d ialing (850) 875-FO FC (3432) from a
to u c h -to n e p h o n e, h u n te r s can get th e la t
e s t In form ation a b o u t special-o p p o rtu n ity
dove h u n ts In Florida. The m enu also In
clu d es u p d a te s a b o u t dove h u n tin g on w ild
life m an a g e m e n t a re a s (WMAs), Info rm atio n
on h u n tin g d a te s a n d directions to th e spe
c ia l-o p p o rtu n ity dove fields a n d WMA dove
fields, ru le s a n d regulations, license a n d
p erm it re q u ire m e n ts, a n d how to p u rc h a s e
a h u n tin g o r fishing license by telephone.
In form ation on th e hotline is u p d ated every
T h u rs d a y th ro u g h o u t th e dove seaso n .
T he GFC o p e ra tes reg u la r m anaged dove
fields on public WMAs a s well a s providing
eight
sp ecial-o p p o rtu n ity
dove
fields
th ro u g h o u t
th e
sta te .
H ie
specialo p p o rtu n ity dove A dds will be open only o n
S a tu rd a y s, w h en h u n te r s would pay $35.50
r h u n t. T hese *use r pay* fields u su a lly
ive m ore b ird s a n d few er h u n te rs.
For a com plete list of statew ide dove
reg u la tio n s a n d req u irem e n ts, h u n te r s
should c o n su lt th e ‘ M igratory G am e B ird
R egulations Pam phlet* available from th e
local tax collector's ofllce. the n e a re st GFC
office or its W eb site a t w w w .state.fl.us/gfc.
G
SHUPE’S SCOOP
Hunting season Is upon us once
again. It's time to start getting ready,
and you owe U to tlw game you p u r s u e
to be competent with your gun or Ij o w .
FISHING FORECAST
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youth baseball league facility.
Noble* Communication la now 3-0. while
Pebble Junction fell to 3-1. Ada pc o and Weds
Contracting are both 2-2. while Bayllner Marine
and the Lynch Mob are both 1-2 and Alamo
Rent-A-Car la 0-3.
Next week the games will move to Ptnehurst
Park with Wells Contracting playing Adapco at
6:30 p.m.; Bayllner Marine challenging Nobles
Communication at 7:30 p.m.; Alamo Rent-A-Car
taking on the Lynch Mob at 8:30 p.m.; and Peb
ble Junction having the night off.
Providing the offense were:
Nobles Communication; four hits _ Jo h n
Lugering (home m n. two doubles, two runs, nine
RBI),' Dave Flench (two triple*, three'runs, RBI).
Mickey Cogbura (triple, two doubles, four runs,
Aw.JtBf), Jerem y C hunat (two doubles, five
runs, three RBI). Tommy Wilks (four singles,
five runs, four RBI|; two hits _ Bob Chandler
(triple, two runs, two RBl). Larry Chunat (two
doubles, two runs, two RBI). Bill Cogbum (two
doubles, run. two RBI). Jam ie Pltzer (double,
two runs, RBI). Ja so n Mustek (double, run.
RBI): one hit _ Jo h n WMfham (double, two
runs), Brian Jo n es (two runs); one RBI _ Jeff
Chunat.
Pebble Junction: three hits _ Dave Bennett
(double, run. four RBI), Jerry Camus (four runs,
two RBI): two hits _ Mike Miller (triple, four
tuna), Dave Coss (two doubles, two runs. RBI).
Kent Brubaker (four runs, two RBI), Jonathan
Jones (run. two RBI); one hit _ Bob Markos
(triple, two runs, five RBI), Vic DlBartoIo (run.
RBI): one run „ Blake Murray.
Bayllner Marine: three hits _ Ed Buaaard
(home run, double, three runs, two RBI). B J .
Osborne (double, two runs, two RBI): two hits _
Dave Goff (two doubles, run, two RBI), Ed Tooke
(double, two runs. RBI), Frankie Phillips
(double, two runs), Brian Cronin (two runs.
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RBI). Manny Silvia (run); one hit _ Brian Hayes
(double, run). Tony Taylor (run. RBI). Hank
Tooke (two RBI). i y Koke (run); one RBI _
Jimmy Wldiama.
Adapco: three hits _ Red G am er (triple, run,
two RBI). Bobby Brown (triple, three runs),
Bruce Seller* (double, two RBI): two hit* _ Chris
Bryson (two doubles, two run*, two RBI), Dave
Blakcy (run. RBI); one hit _ John Stewart (home
run. run. RBI). Terry Atkinson (run). Chip Smith
(RBI).
Wells Contracting: five hlta _ Randy Brown
(two triple*, double, four runs, two RBI): four
hits _ Mike McLohon (double, four runs, two
RBI); three hits _ Kenny Brown (three doubles,
two runs, three RBI), Jody Cooper (double, two
runs, two RBI); two hlts ,_ TUn Cooper (two dour
btes. three runs, two RBI). Troy Ulckaaw'
(double, four runs, two RBI). Matt Kalasnlk and I /
Bob Wells (one double, two runs and two *****
each); one hit _ Chris Wargo (run, two RBI).
Alamo Rent-A-Car: two hits _ Brian Macln
(two runs, RBI), Mike Kochel (run). Aeman Oso
rio (RBI); one hit _ Chad Epps (RBI). Angel
Romero; one run _ Deon D a v i s . ___________
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MO ST OA 01 COMPANY
Plaintiff.
WILLIAM 0. IS A SUM Q,
ALICE T. SP M LW O .
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TENANT(S).
S nook a re cooperating a t S ebastian b y
h ittin g large live sh rim p or sm all baltflah.
M ost a n g le rs prefer the outgoing tide, a s
sno o k like to w ait In a m b u sh aro u n d th e
Inlet for b a it th a t Is sw ept out. A few tr o u t,
flounder, red fish a n d tarp o n are also h it
ting.
C o u n t on b e tte r b a ss action with e a c h
p a ssin g day. T he river Is still fairly low a n d
L’uask' LflKs re m a in s a good bet for fish to 5
p o u n d s. l,ake P o in sett a n d Lake WiMT| f r to
tiie s o u th are also good bets.
C aptain J a c k a t Port Canavt»rnl re p o rts
slow ofT sh o re action. D olphin and w ah o o
a re spotty. King m ackerel an d cobla a re
m ore reliable on Pelican F lats and 8 A Reef.
Inside th e P o r t, c o u n t o n flounder a n d
sh ccp sh ead . T ro u t a n d ra ffish are rated a s
fair on the fliUa of (he B a n a n a an d In d ia n
Rivers.
Shccpshead, d ru m , ra ffish . Jack crevalle
a n d blucflsh a re all biting a t Ponce in le t.
Live or dcud sh rim p is the top bait. A few
flounder a rc h ittin g finger m ullet a ro u n d
th e s o u th Jetties. T rout a n d raffish arc ra te d
a s good In MligaullQ LflgQflD-
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pursuant to • final Judpmant at
foreclosure entered In the
•Sere d rie d ceuee. In the
Circuit Court ot Eamlnato
County, floods. I wid eel the
property situated In le w Inole
County, Florida described ac:
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and Saet bidder, lor caah at the
front deer, at the Seminole
County Courthouse, In SMdord.
Florida at 1100 a.m. an
OctobM Bind. 1000.
DATED: September Bird. 1*00
MANYANNE MOSSE
Clerk el the Circus Court
Jana E. Jaaawic
Deputy Clark
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‘Duffer’ Berlinicke from the Eagle’s Nest
By J e ff Berlinicke
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ The Greater Oviedo Cham ber
ot Commerce will host Its 12th annual golf
tournam ent at Ekana Golf Club, featuring a
•1 p.m. shotgun start on Oct. 2. Call 3656500 for Information...
■ The final spots have been determined and
Invitations have been issued to complete the
field of 16 for the 19th Sam sung World
Championship of Women's Golf, a $550,000
LPGA event to be held at The Villages Oct.
19-25. So far, LPGA players expected to fill
out the field include Lorie Kane, Hiroml Kobayaahl, Meg Mallon, Uselotte Neumann.
Sc Ri Pak, Dottle Pepper, Annlka Soren
stam, Kurrle Webb, Helen Alfredsson, Dan
ielle Ammaccapane,
Donna
Andrews,
Brandlc Burton, Laura Davies, Pat H urst
and defending champion Jull Inkster...
The Orlando Women's Golf Association
held Its latest event at Winter Springs Golf
Club. Jackie McBride's 78 topped Kathy Kahan by shot in the championship flight and
Linda Clark won by three In the net division
over Sue Bertram...
The LPQA's newest 18-hole golf course.
The Legends, will open a t LPGA In tern a
tional on Oct. 1...
The Dynamic Golf Tour featured four
events in Central Florida last week. On Sept.
18, JefT Williams fired a 71 to top John Brott
and Greg Ireland by a stroke a t Forest Lake.
Jim Hill won the special $75 division a t S un
Air the next day. On Sept. 21 a t H untington
Hills, Mike Malone’s 65 routed the Add and
at Diamondback. Dave Oakley and Billy
Woods each shot a 70 to share the first
place prize...
The Boggy Creek Gang camp for children
with chronic and life threatening Illnesses
Improvement of fundamentals,
not a change of players, is what
the Buccaneers need right now
TAMPA. With one quarter of the season
already history, many Buccaneer fans are
calling for some kind of change.
Starters, the bench or even the depth
chart have been cited as being In need of
some changes.
One thing that the fans won't be able to
change In Tony Dungy's mind.
Dungy was quoted aa saying that if he
started taking out everyone that didn't play
well, he might have to forfeit.
Nine teams In the NFC have better rec
ords that the 1-3 Uucs and Monday night's
.27-0 loss to the Detroit Uons at the Pon
tiac Sllverdomc on prime Ume television
didn't show any signs that things are getUng better.
The urge to panic needs to subside, how
ever. Adding things, shaking things up or
even deleting things Isn't going to change
the basic problem...the Dues are not
playing smart football.
What la needed for the Dues to Improve
Is for the fundamentals to Improve. The
missed tackles and blocks are what hurt a
team the moot. There Is no consistency to
the basics of the game and that's what Is
■keeping the marks out of the win column.
Things may change for the better this
week, however, when the Bucs host the
New York Giants.
First, rookie wide receiver Jacques Oreen
Is expected to play this Sunday. He was
very close to playing on Monday, but a last
minute decision was mode to give his
thumb another week to heal. The stitches
have been removed and Oreen Is practicing
In a soft cast this week
Receiver Bert Emanuel, another off
season acquisition who has not played
since spraining an ankle In the opener,
ran on Tuesday. He will have to wait and
see how his ankle responded to the
pounding before any decision can be mode
about his playing time this Sunday.
Even without Green and Emanuel, the
Bucs have the elem ents to pull out of this
funk. A return to basics, a boost in confi
dence and four of the next five games at
home should do the trick.
will benefit from proceeds for the second
annual Salomon Sm ith Barney Charity In
vitational tournam ent at Lake Nona on Oct.
5. Registration Includes all cart fees and a
buffet luncheon with plenty of prizes to
benefit the camp. Call Paul Chlampa at 6235600 for Information...
Cathedral of Incarnation will hold its
third annua) Royal Classic at the Rock
Springs Ridge Golf Course on Oct. 16. De
tails on the four-person scramble can be
found at 898-5888...
The Sol Martuccl Memorial Tournament
will be held a t Kissimmee Bay Country Club
Oct. 17. Format Is a four-person scramble.
Call 957-7095 for information...
Winter Springs Golf Club will host its sec
ond annual charity event on Oct. 4. Call
895-6242. The event Is sponsored and will
benefit the Central Florida Veterans...
BUCS
B ITS
By Kellie Werner
Herald Staff Writer
On Oct. 4, the Central Florida Veteran’s
Organizations will host the second an n u al
Charity Golf Tournam ent to benefit the ExPrisoners of War Scholarship Fund of
Florida. The event will be at Winter Springs
Golf Club and all proceeds will go to the
scholarship fund. Play will begin at 1:30
p.m. and many prizes will be awarded along
with a putting contest. The fee of $55 In
cludes greens fees, cart, bufTct lunch and a
certificate for additional greens fees. There
will also be an awards ceremony. Call 8956242 for information...
Hospice of the Comforter will hoist Its a n
nual fund raising golf ball drop at World
wide Golf Driving Range (formerly Legends)
in Altamonte Springs on Oct, 2 at 9:30 a.m.
Grand prize Is $ 1.0001and you don't have to
be present to win...
Jags still
not at top
of game
He regained consciousness before being
taken off the field on a stretcher. Tests re
vealed no spinal cord damage.
In the same game, two other injuries oc
curred.
Defensive end Chldl Ahanotu dislocated
his left shoulder and will m iss at least one
game. Also, quarterback Trent Dllfcr re
ceived several stitches to the thumb of his
throwing hand and while he did not throw
in practice until Wednesday, he is expected
to start against the Giants an Sunday.
On a happier note, Dllfcr Is the oniy NFC
starting quarterback who has not thrown
an interception. He needs 254 yards to
surpass Steve DeBerg for third on *he
team's all-time passing list.
JACKSONVILLE _ With a 40 record and a bye this week.
It might be a good Ume to
check out Ihe Jacksonville
Jaguars a quarter of the way
tnto the season.
Best team In file AFC? Su
per Bowl bound?
Back up. First of all. Den
ver has been dominating In
Its defense of the AFC title.
For now. any chancq at a
Super Bowl will have to go
through Broncomanla.
Second, the Jaguars Just
haven't looked that powerful.
The Bucs are placing a limited number of But what they have been able
tickets on sale for Sunday’s game. Tickets to do la win without their
can be purchased through Tuketmaater best game while overcoming
a rash of Injuries.
only, by phone (813) 287-BS44 or (407)
Injuries are what have
Receiver Brice Hunter was released from 839-3900 or at Ticketmaster locations.
Phone purchases must be made by credit made this season. Especially
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital early Tues
on the defensive line.
day wearing a neck brace, but his Injuiy is card. Cash or credit cards will be accepted
at
Ticket
master
locations.
The
tickets
are
Promising Tony Brackens.
not considered serious.
Seth Payne. Dan Davry. Fer
Hunter was knocked unconscious in a $54. $41. $30 and $22.
The tickets became available as a result
nando Smith and leader JefT
collision with Uons safety Mark Canter af
Lageman are either coming
ter a nine-yard reception In the second of unsold disabled seals, returns from
tponsors and returns from the Giants.
bock from Injury or are out
quarter.
for the season.
Somehow, someone con
tinues to step up. Free agent
castoff Eric Curry had a big
game at Tennessee In Week 4
i$
who left this world far too young. The Joy on
and Kelvin. Pritchett to play
**» l i
got a chance to meet Brett.
Q uiz's face was everything to me.
ing hla best ball In his three
rS steadily, and that
He came out of the locker room In Clear
yti ea tot Jacksonville.
A few years later, Quiz was out of baseball
htsxrhls family and his
water after a spring training game and he
One reason the defense
after trying to hang on with St. Louis and coaches vety happy.
has survived Is the play of
told a trembling kid • me - that he hurt his
T am a teacher first and a
San Francisco.
rookie safety Donovtn Darius
finger picking his nose.
And that's about the last 1 had heard coach second,
and. more Importantly, the
comes
1 know he was kidding, but It nearly ru
about him until, about a year ago, It was "Just like the
improved play of former
first
in
studeni
ined a 13-year-old boy.
reported that Quiz was sick.
number-two overall draft pick
here to teach
Quiz also came out of the locker room. I
very sick.
Kevin Hardy.
grades
and
football
and
I
take
barely knew who he was, but 1 remember
1 have been able to watch the heroes of my the gad es moot seriously.
Hardy hasn't dominated
h is red hair and red mustache. He came
youth grow up and become older men. tVe
tike he was expected when
.over and talked to me while he signed about
seen Bruce Springsteen grow into s mature,
"Jeff has resQy been working
the Jaguars took him In
five baseball cards. I still have them.
1990, but lately, he's stepped
older singer and Muhammad All 1$ $ very hard and taking advantage of
I became his fan and, once, behind the
iq> his play.
sick man on the outside, upsetting me every the opportunities that we have
dugout In Baltimore, Quiz was signing and
On offense. Mark Brunei!
time 1 see him. I got to see Jimmy Carter tot place here to hdp with
•oald he remembered me from Clearwater. I’ll
has had, except for the Bal
(seriously) become a potential Nobel Peach school work. He to starting to
realise how many people care
* never forget It
Prize winner who la finally being treated about
timore game two weeks ago.
him and why school Is
So I became his biggest Can. If the Royals
a sub-par season.
with some reaped by history. Bobby Ken so important
His lum bers were expected
. won 90 games, Quiz would save 40.
nedy died before I knew him, but he'll al
to decline with the improve
And he never lost his sense of humor or
TVe want Jeff to be part of
ways Uve on In Camdot.
ment of the running gome,
- took himself too seriously.
But Quiz left ray world In 1986 when hla the program and he wants to
but
Brunell has been sloppy
be
a
part
of
it
as
well.
He
Is
In 1982, I read the first long stoiy on
career ended.
and threw two horrible Inter
doing
everything
he
need
to
in
Quiz. It was beautifully written by one of the
That la. until the Royals honored him with
ceptions last week.
to keep that happening.*
legends, Roger Angell. Quiz was sitting In
a night In hla honor In May. The red hair order
How
does
Johnson
balance
hla yard In Kansas City talking about how
was gone. He trembled a s he spoke. The one- school, football and then
lucky he was to have a wonderful family and
liners never came.
homework?
NOTES:
Jeff
a great Job.
Can you Imagine more than 10 percent of
today's ballplayers saying that?
A few years later, I came across a book
that listed the home addresses of a lot of
major leaguers. 1 spent an entire weekend
getting baseball cards together to send to
their houses.
1 sent all of them a stamped envelope and
waited.
Quiz was the only one who responded.
Fleers, 1983,
He became a bigger hero than ever.
I remember Jumping for Joy when the
Royals Anally won a World Series In 1985.
Quiz ran from the bullpen and hugged hla
manager Dick Hawser, another gentleman
BriefsAthletic Boosters are offering reserved sea
son football tickets for $50 each.
Call Connie Hall at 323-5100.
Friday Night Fun
SANFORD _ Open gym at Sanford Oymnaatics, 001 E. 25th Place, to on Friday nights
from 7:30 p.m.-to-10 p.m.
Activities offered Include gymnastics, rock
climbing, basketball, and lo ta of fun and
games.
The fee for the evening to $5 for children
ages 6-to-l2.
For more information call 323-2462.
The Sailing Club
ORLANDO _ The Sailing Club, a community
soiling program Including fleet, club races,
charter cruises, basic sailing
much more, meets every fourth
Johnson-
To me. Quiz represented my boyhood. 1
could always remember him as that smiling
red-head on the baseball card who always
took the time to be a good guy.
I've seen ray other heroes grow up, but
never got the chance with Quiz.
Now he's gone.
That smiling face on the baseball card was
taken 15 vears a$o.
That's why I fed old. He waa the one
throwback to my childhood that never grew
up.
It's a sad day for me and I don't fed like
writing a Last Second Shot.
It's Ume to _go home and take a look at
that baseball card to remind me o f a part of
my youth that was lost yesterday.
p.m. at the ColonUltown Neighborhood Cen
ter. 1517 Lake Highland Drive.
For more information, coll Dave Akins at
(407) 628-8081.
Baseball playoflh
now I Just do H.* Johnson said.
*1 don't get fired so I'm able to
keep working until I get every
thing done.*
Johnson also
a lot of
his free time watching the Jun
ior varsity and vanity games
and pays close attention to
Clarence Latttmer, the fullback
on the vanity team that John
son hopes to replace one day.
StfU lie
TEAL
TALK
By Jeff Berlinicke
AuliUnt Sports Editor
He also almost cost the
Jaguars the Chicago game In
Week 1.
Brunell lost key possession
receiver Willie Jackson when
the Jaguars cut him at the
end of camp and thirdreceiver Reggie Barlow hasn't
filled the bill.
Clearly. Jacksonville la
Uvtng by Its running game.
Jam es Stewart had two
breakout games to open the
season, and after he went
down for the season with a
knee Injury, first-round pick
Fred Taylor has carried an
equal load.
BruneUa numbers may be
down, but the balanced a t
tack make Jacksonville a
much better team.
lt'a too early to talk Super
Bowl (don't mention that In
Jacksonville), but each win,
sloppy or otherwise, brings
(he Jsgs closer to hom e
berths tn the playoffs.
JAGUAR NOTES:
Rookie Fred Taylor may
coat the Jaguars $1 m illion
this season. He signed an In
centive-laden contract that
looked to be a bod idea when
Stewart became the work
horse back.
But with 100-yard efforts in
each of h it last two gam es,
the Incentives ore looking
easier to attain...
Nothing motivates a team
like a day off, ao coach Tom
Coughlin promised the Jag
uars this Friday off If they
beat Tennessee. They did
and they got It...
The bye couldn't have come
at a better time. By the time
Jacksonville boats its sec
ond-ever Monday Night Foot
ball game OcL 12 against
Miami. Seth Payne. Tony
Brackens
and
Fernando
Smith are all expected to be
healthy enough to bolster the
defensive line.
For Local News
Serving S tm to ie County S to n 1908
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^
�4 B Seminole Her aw Santord. Rcrrda •Thursday, October 1, 1998
L e g a l
N o tic e s
L e g a l
•♦PUBLIC NOTICK**
HANFORD AIRPORT
AUTHORITY
Tf»# Sanford Airport Authority
ho' I it* *#guiflf hoard m i«|n>d on Tuptday, Octohar 6,
19S#, at 8 30 a m , at th#
Orlando
Sanford
Airport
••cuftv# Ott«c#s Conf#r#ric#
loom at On a Rad C i# »t land
I'f'Otii#* aid Sanford. Florida,
^formation may h# obta nad by
entacting |h# a*•cult*'a offream
hiring normal but-rwitt hourt
•t 312-7771.
riajya taaa ootica that if any
n*t«on dacidai to appaal any
taert»on mada by tha Sanford
Airport Authority with raapact
to any mattar conaidarad at tha
maatmg a» haanng achaduiad
haram, ha or fh# Mill n##d a
racofd of th# pro€#«din§«, and
that, vet tiich purpoaa. ha or
t fid may naad to •mnur# that a
verbatim tee did of the proceed*
ngt it made, which record
«*cHK$tf th# tattimcHny and #*t*
ence upon which the appeal it
bated
Stephan N Cocvar
Interim Etaculiva Piractor
t’ uMrth October t. t 998
:'CV 29
N o tic e
or n c m io u i nam e
Nabc# it hereby g i>ri trial » »
t it engaged in buamee* At
,'AI>6 South M,rtl# Avenue,
Sxntnrd.
Florida
32773.
S«mim>l# Caonty. rtorida. under
tn» F k m -o u i Hama ol MIRACLC PRAISE AND WORSHIP
SEMINARS. An<t th*i w# inland
to rngrefer **>d name with tb*
Dtvieion
ot
Corporation*.
UNiM i i h
Florid*. in ac co i *
tenc* with th* piovie-on* ol thA
llticut NAITA SIAtutAA, To*
6-1 Section 965 09 Florid*
SIAtutAA 1 9 9 <
(d o t 'd E Anight
Lindt 0 Knight
■ ubl-th Octob*' t, 1991
f W 16
L e g a l
N o tic e s
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE 18TH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND PON
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 9S-1S9S-CA-14-P
FLORIDA BAR NO. 099999
iRYVIN MORTGAGE
CORPORATION F/k/A
INLAND MORTGAGE
CORPORATION,
pitmtiti.
V#
IAN M SMITH, ET AL.
OA'AndAnlA
NOTICE OF SALK
Nolle# t hereby given Ihtt m
■ccoidAncA with th* Final
Judgment
ol
F o ia c Ioauia
AntArAd on SAOIambA' 23. 1999
in civil action no 99-770-CC20-P in tha Circuit Court ot
SEMINOLE County, Florida. In
which lan M Smith, at al. were
Defender! I* and IRWIN MORT
GAGE CORPORATION F/K/A
INLANO MORTOAOE CORPO
RATION. tha Plaintiff. I will rail
to tha n.gnaat bidder lor ciAh at
WAAt iron! door, 301 N Par*
A .a
Santord
Fl
32712
between tha hourt ot 1100
a m and 2 00 p m on O C TO
BER 22nd. 1991 on tha follow
ing daAC'ibAd rtal proparty;
Lot 39. Twin River* Section IV
Unit II. According to tha Plat
ThA'AOt. Racordad in Plat Boot
40. Pagat 10. I t and S3 ot tha
Public Racordt ot Samlnola
County. Florida
Mora commonly known at:
1109 Rnara Bltd W , Otiado
f l 32709
DATE Saptambar 23rd. 1991
(Court Saai)
MARVANNE MORSE
Clark ot Circuit Court
Jana E. Jaaawtc
Aa Deputy Clark
Matthaw J Schiithta
Attornay at Law
2134 Hollywood Bltd
Hollywood. F l 33020
Publication ol thia notica on
Oclobar f . S. 1999 in tha follow
ing
publication;
Samlnola
Hata'd
DEV-9
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO C O N BID IR THK
ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THB C ITY OF
BANFORD. FLORIDA
'-ntica it haraby given that a Public Hairing will ba haid In tha
-«m,aaion Room at tha City Mall, 300 North Park Ayanua, In tha
•y Ol Saniord. Florida, al 7 00 o'clock PM. on October 12, 1991
nntidar tha adoption ol an ordinance by tha City ot Saniord,
Honda, deecnbed aa follow*:
ORDINANCE NO. S4ST
IO ANNE* A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYIN0
BETWFI N EAST 29TH STREET EXTENDED EASTERLY AND AIR•IT BOULEVARD EAST AND BETWEEN KNUOSEN DRIVE AND
'ANrORO AVENUE (2929 KNUOSEN DR ); AS SHOWN ON THE
MAP BELOW.
i.
fm*ci*t*%»&
t -l.
-iJ __i '
j; .-i
r» . f n a i w w t
ANNEXATION I
& ® K a H iT
h
.
1 \
c
i 2
:
.
• . » j
fc
r 'a ^ - ^ w Q - '
C p --------------- J u . 'T l
{
e s ? * .i
12— E l d e r l y C a r e
C
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\
A compiata daacnption And a copy ot tha ordmanca than bo
available at tha ottica ol tha City Clark lor on poraona daalryng to
aaamino tha lama.
Alt partla* In intaraai and ettuana ehali hata an opportunity to
ba haaid al and hearing
By ordar ol tha City Commiaaion ol tha City ot Saniord. Florida.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINS ASSISTANCE TO PAR
TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT
THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330962k 4S HOUAS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING.
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a paraon dacidat to appool • doclaion mada with raapact to any mattar Conardorad at tha abovo
fretting or hearing. ha may naad a verbatim record ol trie pro
ceedings, including tha latlimony and ovldonca. which racord ta
not provided by tha City ol Saniord. (F t 2SS.01D9)
J trial R Dougherty. CMC
City Clark
Publiwv October 1 S B, 1991
DEV 36
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAR!NO T O C O N B IO U T N I
ADOPTION OF AN OR D IN A N C I O T T N I C IT Y CP
BANFORD. FLORIDA
Notice It haraby gnren that a Public Hearing a d ba haid In the
Commitaion Room at tha City Hall. 300 North Park Aaonua, In tha
City ol Saniord. Florida, al 7:00 o'clock P.M. on October I t , IB M
iu conuder tha adoption ol an ordinance by tha City ol Banford,
Florida, datenbad at follow*
ORDINANCE NO. 36SB
TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING
BETWEEN LAKE MART BOULEVARD EAST AND WOODSON
AVENUE AND BETWEEN CHEROKEE CIRCLE AN0 HWY. 17-92; AS
SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW:
A compiata daacnption and a copy ol tha ordinance ahall ba
available at tha ottica ot tha City Clark lor aM peraona datirlnf to
eiarnme Iha tame.
All pariiet in intaraai and citiiant than hata an opportunity to
La ha*td al l t d haarmg
By ordar ol tha City Comm ration ol tha City of Sanford. Florida.
htnSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO FARTICII AIE in ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINOS SHOULD CONTACT
THF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3309636 49 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO.
a d v ic e 10 THE PUBLIC: it a paraon decide* to appeal a docluon ..ad* with ratpact to any mattar conardarad at tha abov*
m(rtmg or haarmg. ha may naad a rorbatun record ol tha pro
ceeding* including the latlimony and avidanca. which record i*
nol provided by the City ol Santord. (FS 2*4 010S)
Janel R Dougherty. CMC
City Clark
Publiah October I t S. ISSt
DEV 34
N o tic e s
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC AUCTION
Notice hereby given
Semino'e Wrecker Service will
tail al Public Auction tor **i
vaga tor cath on demand to
highetl bidder, tha following
dakenbad vehicle*
Oct. 12. 1998
95 Ford T-Bid
Vm 4 1FARP4634FH220626
Tha auction will ba he'd al
12.00 pm on lha tent da(*t
abov* At Seminole Wr*ck*r
Service 2540 S Myrtl* Av* .
Santord. Fla 32773
Proipacliva
bidder*
may
inapacl vehicle* on* hour prior
to **l* Term* ar* ca*n or carti.
Iiad fund* Samlnola Wrecker
rater*** th* right to accept or
r*|*ct any and alt bid*
Publiah: October t, 1999
DEV-39
IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CINCUIT OF
THE STATS OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR
SBM INOLI COUNTY
CIRCUIT CIVIL
CASE NO. 91-0049 C A -ta P
FIRST UNION NATIONAL
BANK. tucceieor by
merger lo Firtt Union
National Bank ot Florida.
JILL FLEMING. Individually
and aa Partonal
Rapratanlaliy* ol th*
Eilat* ol Loia Oibbaima.
Dacaatad. STACEE DIEHL,
mdividwally and a* Paiaonai
Rapratanlaliy* ol th*
Eetat* Ol loi* Oibbaima.
Dacaatad; REED CHERNICK.
MARK KRAIO. MICHAEL
GIB6EUNA; JENNIFER M
STRAWDER OIBBELINA.
UNKNOWN HEIRS.
DEVISEES AND CLAIMANTS
OF THE ESTATE OF
LOlS OIBBELINA. DECEASED
BARNETT TECHNOLOGIES.
INC., a diaaolved Florida
corporation, eucceeeor by
merger lo Barnett Recovery
Corporation. JANE/JOHN
DOE. Hclitiout name*
rapraianting tenant*
m potaaaaion. and ALL
UNKNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING INTERESTS BY,
THROUGH,UNDER OR
AO AIN ST A NAMED
DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION.
OR HAVtNQ OR CLAIMING
TO HAVE ANY RIOHT.
TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY HEREIN
DESCRIBED.
Defendant*
NO TICE
OF FORECLOSURE BALE
NOTICE I I HEREBY OIVEN
pursuant to a Summary Fmal
Judgment ol Foracloaura dated
Saptambar 21, 1191. and
entered in Cata No. 91-0949CA-14-P el the Circuit Court lor
Seminal# County. Florida. I will
■all to tha hlghaat and bait bid
der lor cash at lha Watt Front
Door ol tha Seminole County
Courthouse. SOI
N. Park
Avanua, Saniord. Florida, al
11:00 a m. on tha 22nd day of
OCTOBER. IB M . tha following
datenbad property a* 9*1 lorlh
in
M id
Summary
Final
Judgment:
Lot 210, TUSCAWILLA UNIT
14-B, according to tha plat
thereof racordad in Plat Book
37. pagat B-tO, public record!
ol Saminot* County. Florida.
TOOETNER WITH all lha
improvement* new or hereatler
erected on tha property, and aM
aaaamanta, rights, appurtenance*, rants, royaltiat, miner
al, oil and gas rights and prof
its, water rights and stock and
all llituraa now or harsattar
attached to th# property.
WITNESS my hand and tha
•aal ol thla Court on SEPTEM
BER 23rd. IS M .
MARVANNE MORSE
Clark ol tha Circuit Court
By: Jana C. Jaaawtc
Deputy Clark
Gerald D. Davis, Eeq
HOLLAND A KNIOHT LLP
P.O. Bo* )M >
*t. Petersburg, FL 11711
Publiah: October 1. S. 1991
DEV-1
IN TUB C IR C UIT COURT
M AND FOR
SSMINOLS COUNTY,
FLONIDA
CASS NO. SB -S SST-O R -St-A
IN RK: THE MARRIAGE OF
MAROARETE. PERKINS.
Palitionar/Wila,
and
EDWIN W RONS AVI LIE.
Rat po nden l/Husband.
NO TICE OF ACTION
TO: EDWIN W R0NIAV1LLE.
Ia*« known ratidanca
3724 Idle brook Circle, 9I0S
Caitalbarry. Florida 32707
Pratanl ratidanca unknown
YOU ARE NOT1FIE0 Ihal an
action lor Oiaaolulion ol
Marrtaga hat baan Mad again* l
you and you ar* required lo
aarv* a Copy ol your written
detente*. II any, to II on
CHARLES
A
0EHLINGIR.
ESQUIRE. Patltlonar'a attorney,
whet* addraat la SM Oougiat
Avanua, Altamonte Spring*. FL
MF14 on or baloro November I.
IM S and file th* original with
lha Clark ol this Court ailhar
bator* aarvtca on Palilionar’t
attorney or immadialaly there
after. otherwi** a dalaull will
ba entered againal you lor lha
rati*I demanded In th* Petition
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
that pursuant lo this Nolle* ol
Action, lha Petitioner. MAR
GARET E PERKINS. I* requeu
ing that Ihlt Court anttr a Final
Judgment purauanl to her
Petition lor Oiaaolulion ol
Marriage, requalling all ol th*
right, till* and intaraai haid by
you in that Certain real property
a* tpaciliad below, b* granted
to hat aa and lor lump *um
alimony or purauanl lo her *p*.
ciel equity therein and that your
failure lo anawor pursuant to
thii Nolle* el Action will allow
Pi* Petitioner herein to obtain a
Final Judgment in which iha
will racahra aM right. tiUa and
intaraai in and to th* following
described real property •* stat
ed by sddra** and legal
daacnption 373 N Croakborm
Ortv*. Caisalberry. Florida
S270F,
more
particularly
described a*.
Lot 70. DEER RUN. Unit 10.
Plat Book 21. Pag** 02 and ES.
Public Record* ol laminol*
County. Florida.
WITNESS my hand and Mai ot
thiO Court on Ihiv 17th day of
Saptambar. 1991
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By Nancy R Winter
Deputy Clark
Publiah Saplambar 24. and
October t. 0. IS . IM S
OEU-217
L e g a l
N o tic e s
NOTICE UNDER
FICTITIO US NAME ACT
Notic# i* h*f#by given lh.il th#
uru1<'r«ign#4t purimAnf to tho
TiCltfiout Nnm# Aclt* Chapin
K»?i 09 f londa St at lit#* «ri!( togwith th# Florida d#partm#nt cf Stat# upon t#c#tpl of
pfoct cl th# (nihlieatton et tint
notic I* fit# hctdimii nnm#, to
wit
Hyttir* Haiti,
A Divi* >vi ot Hyn«* In
Dated at Chatlotlo, North
Carolina 1tn* 3rd
$*rl*mb»i 1999
day
cm inole Herald
3
EXP CNA mil asMst in your
can home Honn*t, dependable
and reliable S74 -5259
nt
Hyna* me
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Pr»*id»nl
Putri.th C( lobar 1, 1999
DtV-7
IN TMl CIRCUIT COURT
Of TH I ISTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTV,
FLORIDA
GENERAL
JURISDICTION DIVISION
CASE NO »H 094B C A 14 W
l i t HRS T NATIONAL RANK
Cl CM L A .0 , AS TRUSTEE
PLAINTIFF
VS
RONAl D HARTSHORN IF
living AhP IF
DEAD TMt UNKNOWN
SPOUSE " i R8
0 EVISEER GRANTEES.
ASSiC.M I S LIENORS
CREDITORS TRUSTEES
AND A ll OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMING AN
INTEREST IU
THROUGH UNDER OR
AGAINST RONALO
HARTSHORN RHONDA
MISCMEL HARTSHORN
IF LIVING AND IF DEAD
THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE HI « S DEVISEES
GRANTEES ASSIGNEES
LIENORS LREOirORS
TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER
p a r tie s c iA m in g an
INTEREST Pi THROUGH
UNDER OR AGAINST
RHONDA U SCHEL
HARTSHORN JOHN DOE
AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN
TENANTS N POSSESSION
DEFENDANTS!
RE NOTICE
OF FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREOr GIVEN
purtuanl to *n Ordar Granting
th*
Motion to
N*t*l
For«cti)«ui*
Sal*
d*t*d
S*pt*mi>*i 17th. 1999 onl*r*d
m Civil C*k* No 99 0449 CA t 4
W cl Ih* Circuit Court of th*
18TH Jud’C>*‘ Circuit in and for
SEMINOLE C iunty. Sanford.
Florida 1 * -nil to th# highaat
and tiayt t JJrr lor caah at th#
Watt Fiont Dior ot th* SEMI
NOLE Conntp Courlhouav in
Santord Florida, at I t 00
o'clock a m on lha 2 0 th day ot
October 1998 lha tallowing
datenbad I ■ i >rly aa aat lorlh
m
*aid
S.mmary
Final
Judgment to ait
LOT 10 SLOCK D. THE MEAD
OWS UNIT NO I. ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED N PLAT 0 QOK IS
PAOES 66 4 N0 6 7 , PUDLtC
RECORD OF SEMINOLE COUN
TY. FLORIDA
Oalrd IK.i ttth day ot
Saplambai l i l t
{CIRCUIT C0 l sT SEAL)
MARYANNE VJRSE
Clark ot tha C xuit Court
Oy Jan* E iiiawrc
Deputy Clan
IN ACCORCiiCE WITH THE
AMERICANS A TH DISABILI
TIES ACT, pa-. i* with diaabrtrtia* naading ipacial accom
modation
f.u ld
contact
COURT ADW S STRATION. at
th*
SEMNOiE
County
Courthouta at 4: r.1 23-4 1 1 0 . 1BM-BSS-IMi ’ 3 D| or 1-B0 O9 3 3-1770 na Florida Relay
Barvtct
DAVID J STERN PA
•01 S UNIVERS TV DRIVE
SUITE 300
PLANTATION Fl 11124
(934) 233-iOCO
Publiah S*pt»- bar 29, and
October I 1994
0EU-21I
III THE COUNTY CO UNT
OF THB ItT H JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
SBMINOLI COUNTY,
FLONIDA
CASE NO. S 4 -M 0 T-C C -B B -C
SANDY COVE CONDOMINIUM
ASSOCIATION OF
SEMINOLE. INC ,
Plaint ill.
*»
JALIL FOUROOZI a/k/a
JAMES FOUROOZI,
Dalandant.
AMENDED N O T IC I
OF JUDICIAL BALB
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
purauanl to a Judgment dated
Saptambar 24th, itS S , and
antarad m Cat* No. 94-1407CC-20-C ol th# County Court ol
in# Eighteenth Judicial Circuit
in and lor Sam.nola County,
Florida, wharain WILLIAM and
MARIA RASROVIC Oit Third
Farty Piaint.it*. tn d JALIL
FOUROOZI
*Jk/e
JAMES
FOUROOZI i* lha Defendant. I
will sail to th* highati and bast
bidder tor caah at in* flammolo
County Courthouaa. at the wait
fiont tl*p*. 3oi North Park
Avanua, Santord. Florida, al
11:00 o clock A M on tha 20th
day ol October 199*. tha fol
lowing datenbad property Ot
aat lorlh in laid judgment, to
That certain Condominium
parcel known a* unit No. T,
■andy Cove. A Condominium,
and an undimdad iniaraat in tha
land, common clamant* and
common aipantaa appurtenant
to *aid unit, all in accordance
with and tubiact 10 lha
covenants, conditions, roatriclion*, lormt and other provttiont ol th* Declaration ol
Condominium ot Sandy Cove, a
Condominium, a* racordad In
OTIicial Record* Book 1210, al
Fag* 134* and all Amendment*
thereto. Public Racord* Ol
Seminole County. Florida.
DATED thi* 24th day ot
Baptambar. 199*
MARYANNE MORSE. Clark
Bammol* County Court
By Jon* E. Jaiaaic
Deputy Clark
In accordance with th*
American! With Oiiebimi** ACT.
paraon* with disabilities head
ing * special accommodation TO
parucipai* in ih.a proceeding
mould
contact
Court
Admmiitration at 301 n . Park
Avanua, Suit* N301. Banford,
FL 1277t. Telephone (407) 3124130, **t. 4227. not talar Than
*avan (7) day* prior to tha pro
ceeding. It haarmg unpaired,
(T0D| 1••00-933-1771, or Voice
(V) 1-000- 933- 1770 , via Florida
Sarvtco.
BECKER t POLIAKOFF, P.A.
300 Wuidarly Place. Suita 104
Maitland. Florida 12731
(407) 175-0953
Publish: October 1 , *. i egg
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F.0. Box 1087
Sanford, FL 32771
Banford, FL 22771
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it
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Legal Notices
IN THB C IR C U IT COURT
OF T H I IIO H T IS N T H
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SBM INOLI CO UN TT,
FLONIDA
CIVIL ACTION
c a s b n o . g s -iT a r c A
FT MORTOAOE COMPANIES
D/D/A FTB MORTOAOE
SERVICES D/B/A FIRST
TENNESSEE MDRTOAGE
COMPANY. INC.
SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST
TO FIRST TENNESSEE
BANK. NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION.
Plaint itt.
MICHAEL PAUL ELINE
A/K/A MICHAEL P
ELINE, el el.
Dalandanl(a).
N O T IC I OF ACTION
TO MICHAEL PAUL ELINE
A/K/A MICHAEL P
ELINE
LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE:
741 LIVE OAK BLVD
SANFORD. FL 12771
CURRENT RESIDENCE
UNKNOWN
LVNOA M CLINE
LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE:
243 LIVE OAK BLVD
SANFORD, FL 32771
CURRENT RESIDENCE:
UNKNOWN
ANV AND ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES
CLAIMING
BY,
THROUGH.
UNDER.
AND
AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL
DEFENDANT(B)
WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE
DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT
CLAIM AN INTEREST A t
SPOUSES. HEIRS, DEVISEES.
GRANTEES,
OR
OTHER
CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE:
UNKNOWN
CURRENT RESIDENCE:.
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action to toreciete a mortgega
on the following property in
SEMINOLE County. Florida:
LOT 110. HI00EN LAKE VIL
LAS PHASE III. ACCORDING TO
THE
PLAT
THEREOF
AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31.
PAOES 1. 4, S. AND S. PUBLIC
RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIDA,
ba* bean tiled again*! you and
you are required to aorva a
copy ol your writttn d*l*nt#*,
rl any, within 30 day* attar the
firat publication ol ttue Notice
ot Action, on Echovarrlo,
McCall*. Raymor, Barrett S
Frappiar, Plaintiff* attornay.
wtio»e oddraa* I* 801 Bayahora
Boulevard, Suita S00, Tampa,
Fiend* 33S08. and tile the orig
inal with thla Court either
batora oorvica on Plaintiff*
attornay or Immediataly tharaafter; otbarwiaa a default will
b# antarad agamit you (ot the
robot
demanded
in
tha
Complaint or petition.
Thi* notico thall bo publiahod
one* ooch week lor two conoacutiva wooka in th* laminol*
Herald.
WITNESS my band and th*
tael of tin* Court on thia 24th
day ol SEPTEMBER. 1991.
(SEAU
Maryann* Mora*
Clark ot lha Court
By: Ruth King
A* Deputy Clark
II you or* a paraon with a S u
ability who naad* accommoda
tion in order to participat* In
thla proceeding, you era enti
tled ot no coat to you, lor Ih*
provision ol cartain aaaialanca.
Ploaa*
contact
Court
Administration al 101 H. Pork
Avanua. Santord. Florida 12771,
tolaphona numbar (407) 3234310, within 1 working day* ol
your receipt ol thi* document; 4
haarmg impair ad. (TDD) t-*O0953-4771
Publish: October T. 3, 1993
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N O T IC I
OF FIC TITIO U S HAMS
Nolle# i* haraby |iv*n that I
am engaged in busmaaa al 321
Wilson Place Or., Saniord.
Florida 12771,
Samlnola
County. Florida, unoar th*
Ficlrlioui Nam* at PISCBS
POOL S E H V IC I, end that I
inland to ragiatar said noma
with
Ih#
Division
ot
Corporation*.
Taliah*****.
Florida, in accordance with th*
provtaion* ol th* Fictitious
Nam* Statula*. To-Wrt: Section
•43 09. Florida Statula* 1991.
Arnold J Osmun
Publish October 1 .1 9 9 1
OEV-23
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unwanted ca*t from poopia who
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oI day mat a beat lo roach you Ytw
dom wan) poopia cakng you whan you aro al work or
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poopia itaMad , ear s
work onvironmont. C a l Maty
Nowft 333-1070 aal I I I
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71— H e l p W a n t e d
C
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■ E a t C U R E m m i be a #
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a s m A ftasEM a f x t u t
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mg Salary SSmr ♦ Benefits
Apply m person at 2021 Ortan
do Ortve Suit* 102 0-5 EOE
HOTEL
MAINTENANCE
PROFESSIONAL
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
FOSETXIN- In Orlando area lyr
mm obica «>p
wages Cal Chna al A l6478010 EO£ NO F IE
ALL PQSfTlQNS
Now Iwxtg Part time S Fua-bmo
Encoaanl wagat
(F U L L - T IM E )
MamStay Suaad m Law
Mary ta Making a dapendabia
wkvrtuai to (on our new 100room axtondad May hotai I 0ube*
include parlormaig basic
repair work auch aa atactncal.
piumbaig and touch-up panting
Gan#rat handyman (JuD* and
tha ability to work w
CaJ 3228547
amenotaM wanted, t
mm. ganeral office axp S7 f f
CaM Chna at Al-Tampa. 647
8010 EOE NO FEE
HANb Ma N
Needs 100 worfcsre dally
*31 aifn on aemw to new env-
— FOOO PR EP"
Whit# ‘mamtonanca*
t x lr a pay to drivers
‘Open I am
SOI Ooflrac* Rd Longwood
200-81OS
f 9 IIE S R I
Hgh voiuma rastaur am locatod
at tha Ottando-Saniord Airport
J a r r yr's
'i Caterers
323
123-0345
Accepting appkcafto
Mon-Fn from Bam to ?pm
AaaamBlarg, metal, taw opera
tor. mamtonanca Water Bonnot.
350 Anchor Rd, Caaaatoarry, FL
CARPENTERS, ALL FACES OF
CONSTRUCTION
8*2-3337
“c X S f iilM S
WA tram lor To* coitoctor*
24 opontngt lor baiXAa
F T S P/T
Pd Trammg. vacation
health, denial. Ma tnturanca
Cat *07-884-3443
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REP
Looking for someone ml strong
customer (kill*, computer lit
bookkaopuig. asp a pkrt FfX or
P/T EM work cond ml ban*fK*. torn* waakand* raq Fax
rasumo to 407-322-1611
Halp Wanted Dataller- Exparianc# prefer rad. but rtol rtacat*ary Wtl Train. Contract Jack
321-5163
DISHWASHERS,
COOKS,
SERVERS “ Crocker Barr#'*
324-1020 200 Hck/nan Dr. (1-4
andHwy 48)
______________
DRIVER- Class A. CDL. Local
Sami-Tractor Flatbed Work. No
evening* or waakand* 2 mar*
verifiable t ip (407)323-5602
DUMP TRUCK DRWER- Expert
•need w/aquip S alia work a
plus Vacation S Pension (807)
122-8133
success you can took torwatd to
an aflracbve wage (SS SOYv) S
ganarout benefit* (after 00
days). To set up an appoint
ment. PfasM cal Mon-Fn bet
ween 9*mSpm
(407) 829-2332 EOE nvV(W
MlalnStiv
l
Suit#t
LABOR R[AD)
WORK TOOAVMUD TODAY
Ba
Apply In p
till BI
W ELDERS- Growing company
naad* welders Inter,ewer requvad Cal Chna al A1<
647-9010 EOE. NO FEE
Mult have typing a kght com
putor liua*.
s. Musi Ihave •ic rtf310 5907
SMNOLC INSTALLERS
tool* A Irani rag Cal 834-8349
BOLOCRERS ol smal atoctronIcs. dapendabWty raquuad, axp
preferred but wiUmg to bain
Good benefits Cal Magneton*
Hearing AM Co. • >38-1702 a
110.__________________________
SUR VIVO R * naedad
Party
a m i, mttrumem and rod parton
•Ni. pretorred but not raq lor rod
LPN 7-3 CNA
dufts LakevtewNursmg BIB E. 2nd St 322
S707
Office Haip/Bookkaapar/Sfu
Parson- Computer, phone,
warahouta atoOs natpful Oanavaarea (407) 34SC0S4
Full or part time. Top
salary, bonus *
commfsion. Longwood location. Call
Dan Faulkar. 7679270
OHtoe Bacrelary 4
T K J HELPER NCEDCO ban*
g
and axp a must good
pay
407-330-41
*173
P.C#. Mfg - Good pay. Good
hour* 322-4300
P/T CASHIER must ba abia to
work ItoxESa I n . wknda S hok-
95—Rooms Fox Rent
s & r o s .r ’
EFFICRNCT
lor anargaDc
S show dogs S karma! IS W-/
brs pari»k.CaB
H
PC PROORSI— R - needed P/T
S FfX. 2-year minimum aepertance Fax resume 850-2301
PLASTERS, LATHERS, ROAD
aUSTEJto, STUCCO. EXP
nr. -conventork
321-4000
tod Laundry, phme. and kx
ua* 3I5-S0O a wetk 324-4965
SANFORO/OF n i H AREA
Large specr ua room, prfvaie
entrance Cal tor 0*1*4* 324
0000
CELEBRITY CIPHER
EXPERIENCED
BODY TECHNICIAN.
by Lula Campos
Ceieeiey Cptwr cryetogremt am m e m kw* quautant try tamei*
paopit paManapteeart Each near n m* c*m*t eiande tor anomer
redeye eke VegueAU
Must hava own tool* S #«pananca in baavy oohsaon
FUN ATMOS training provtdad.
35 SO-l&hr apply batwaan 3 5
Wendy's Lh Mary
Holiday Inn Eapreaa 8750 E.
Colonial Or O f Fl 282-3000 !
•re looking tor dependable peo
ple who are abto to work bauble
hours and days
•HOUSE KEIPdSO
*7tOOM ATTENOAMTS
•WUUNTENANCS
EOE/D/F/WrP
RECEPTIONttT/aECRETARV
KENNEL HELP- Amman car*
F/T-P/T. benefits, advancemenl
Own Yanap Cea 321-3320
EOINP OPERATOR- Experi
enced w/bonabi#. COL raq d
Vacation A Pension FfX posi
tion (807) 322-t 133____________
i» ,c S ;s 5 r s r u * « .
407-323-8884
Rug SaNs/Werahouae- A M to
Ml 30 to 50 E « 38-Tv w e ttam
Car Raquaed 330-1011.
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T J ■ J N
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J Z J N R M T
PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *A religious men is s person whose
araaiesl strength ta love and defiance of despair. — Abraham
Joshua Hsschel
�Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Thursday, October 1, 1998 •SB
DONE!
•
93— R ooms For R ent
99— ArARTMENTS -
SINGLE MOM seek* room mite
to share spacious 27 apt Temp
ot |2T5*17 utMiee Hid 10ri
696 7047
F u r n is h e d
Bdrm College- 7 ml out ol
loon } 1(XVwk HI Mis meI
Good lor *gf person Ca# 3301696
U nfurnished
SANFORO S360MO
2/1CLEAN MOVE-INSPECIAL Call 522-7132
SANFORD 11 5 wan to wal car.
pel. ch/a $575mcv$300d#p 112
Anderson Circle 299-1596
103— H ousesU niurnisiied
i
SANFORO 1/1- Cottage with pn
•ate entry |45<Vmon 145G'dnp
Cell H M 0 W -_________________
99—ArARTMENTS •
U
n f u r n is h e d
Tuee. Sept 29 tuning at. 2pm
OEORQIA ARMS APARTMENT
• 1 open the 1 bdrm waiting list
lor o> elderly aide A1 eppkeanta
need to be 62 years of age ur
older Please apply al rental ol
tea 2600 Georgia Aye Sanlord
KIT ’N* CARLYLK <Bby Larry Wrljthl
103— H ouses U nfurnished
1500 DOWN . WHY RENT?
When you can own this 3 bdrm
home ml C/HA. new paml A car
pet 7 A is at*nil HUD homes1
The Hllllmen Group, Inc.
V ^ T g R lN A R Y
M
u m o*
107— M obile H omes
For R ent
" m .*
Ci ij TV rw <r rf
W ari iiouse/R ental
S pace
1BDRM guile resrd area. ac.
ALL ELECTRIC t37Srmrt300
323 6019 N o cMOenno pels___
SANFORO 311 bid yard. 136
Country Club Circle pets ok
(575mo * Dnp 323 4540
7000 SO FT. WAREHOUSE
70s 100 dose to Fort Melton
Park Good location easy ac
cess' Asking only ItXXbno.
ST. JOHN RNER FRONT27. over 1600 aq 11. mg pool,
2 c gar, plus 1 c carport over
17 ac wrdock 11500/mon
Venture I Propen let 321-4764.
Real estate, inc
Io-l
u42/onr
^ m > ^ V**
***AUCTION ,5>*H
SAT., OCT. 3 - 10:00 A.M .
GENEVA, FL
Gentlemen’s Horse Ranch
Shady Oaks Estate
16+ ACRHS - 2,700 SQ. FT. MAIN HOUSE
GUEST HOUSE 1.5(H) SQ. FT.
GRANNY/1 RAINERS COTTAGE
FABULOUS ONE-IN-A-M ILLION STABLES
30 X18* SWIMMING POOL
FOUR W ORKSHOP/GARAGES
STOCKED PONDS
1/4 MILE TRACK - PADDOCKS
_________ EQUIPMENT - PERSONAL PROPERTY__________
117—C ommercial
R entals
NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT 3
suite otllce MSOmo
2 bey
warehouse S550mo 339 5795
FLA WENT __________________
NEAR SANFORO AIRPORT 3
suite office MSOmo
1 bey
warehouse iSSOmo 339 5795
FLA RENT
FENCED PARKING AREA
easy r .ess
can accom
modal# up lo 35 cart, heavy
equpmerH. autos etc; 17-92/
Airport Bhrd area, avaUbl* im
mediately 1550
per momh
Phone 324-4440 or Tea we
ll 11
OFFICE A STORE AVAR- Both
over 1000 sq tl (1) M25 (21
MSO Cal altar Sam 3224169
SANFORO- 1,174 sq fl ofhea
on Lake Monroe Convener* to
courthouse 4 City M U Areaable
immediately
MortnUer
G'Oup Inc (407) 539-1000 ed
108
FromSanford. tike Hwy 46 lo Genevi, turn ngbt onto Co Rd 476. then left onlo Snow HiURd
to OU Muni Rd, turn 1«n lo properly it 1320 Old Mimi Rd Witch tor Todd Auction ugnt.
TERMS: Rill bUtt-25% down, bill nee 30 days Ptnorul Property •Cllh 10% Birytr*
118—O ffice Space For
Rent
OPW HOUSE Ffl. Oct 2.10 AM •4 PM.
A MOVE M SPECIALII 400 aq
It 4 K>l 3265 A MONTH OfhceStorage 321-0120 or 333 2554
For Hruchurr & Flats Call
I-800-241-7591
J .L Todd Auction Co.
Rome, GA
John Todd Lie. Kl„ Broker «BK052II79
Joe Tarpky, FL. Auctioneer 4AU408
Co. Lkr. 8AB249
Mww.auctionwcb.com/jllodd
Downtown Sanford- 625 eg fl
up lo 2500 sq fl Free month
with new lease (407) 321 -9224
FREE 1ST MONTH! Hwy 17 92
Lgwd 2 store front* 1 w/over
heed door 333 92*4.8895117
SANFORO OFFICE SPACE
3 Suttee eveflaMe • 1100 SF A
1600 SF. 407-321-7004
Hire
^s /
DELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor
mobile homesae horses, cattle,
larmmg or nursery' Zoned agn
cultural
*3 900 ACRE
Sm
down wfownet finance 904-7571772 or 904-767-6822
LAKEFRONT LOT - Bma-re
lake. Loch Arbor private
90.300 *65 000
LAKEFRONT LOT Slone Is
land Lake Monroe {120 000
VACANT LOT Loch Arbor
{28 000 Ig prrv wooded
LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded
*26 000
BAY AVE Sanlord lot near
park 115000
321-5065
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1125/dep Cal 333 3964 or see
manager at #-._17
322*7408
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pole, city water, cawe pole
bam, A utility shed J33 00
CASH or 349 900 wTSOOOdown
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2.5 ACRES- 321 900
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cloaela c/ha w/d hook ups {450
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GARAGE
SALE
Longwood
Shadow H4l 08 E E Wtlkamson
Sat 8-2 117 Shady C T 4 family,
ptog pong table, waterbeds. *m
table ml chan*, cub, strollers,
A YARD SALE is the perleel play pm toy*, household, lots
way lo do that and the Seminole
Nereid can bring people lo your
MOVING SALE
door Advertise your sale m me
EVERYTHING MUST OOI
Seminole Hereto lor only 3 51/
FR1 A SAT 6-2
i<ne and watch the item* leave 2417 Myrtle Avenue. Sanlord
while me money come* to Call Relng stover. Iree/er. A house
by Noon on Tuesday and your 5- furniture
I<ne ad can nto lor three day* in
me Herald lor ONLY 39.1111 AH
Multi-Family
we ask i* mat you prepay me
Yard Sale
ad C*« us we can hep"
FriZSat 9-3
WANT TO GET RID
OF ALL THAT
STUFF?
( 407 ) 322*2611
110 Sunland Drive (Suntand
Est) 55-gal hsh lank, stand A
acces daybed. turn. appi A
much more' No tarty blrdal
CHURCH RUMMAGE
A BAKE SALE
Multi-Family Oarage
FRI. SAT, A SUN 8:30-7
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For S ale
104 Oaks Cl teaulitul 1999
sq ft California style 2 story
pool
tennis ct
amenities
1129 000
4 BR Colonial 2 MON on 3
wooded tots REDUCED TO
1104.000
Perk Are Villa* 2BR-2B*
Townhouse condo345 000
omw motivated
321-5063
• lr c h h o f f
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1/1 apt
1929 VINTAOE 2/1
378 000
E LEO A NT 47 murborhood w/
history S130 000 DOT WALLER.
JERNIOAN PROPERTY
323-3163
Af I OHnARI I HOMI S
v iN tiiH i t 1' n o r i m i l s
4 7 ,10 Incd acres hug* rm*.
sc porch 2 ou< Mdgs S IM ,900.
4/1.1,Over 1 600 sq tl Irv-rW
lam Irpic. incd. 1(3.900
37. com lor appI . renov.
new carpel A/C 132.900.
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SANFORO 31. lg lot. comer of
Craeem and Palm way 382.000
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OAKRIOGE FARMS
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Deltona area 10 acres deal for
hor»es or catte tarm Mobile
home or homesae Zoned agn
{44 900 Financing aval » ’ sm
down paymen (to*) 7874)00
181— A ppliances &
Furniture Fur S afe
DINETTE, TABLE A CHAIR
SET. Mauve cream u * new MO
349 5033
EXCELLENT water bed queen
uses regular sheets {too can
349 5033 Phonvcs game {100
FOR SALE- Red Emanei P%m
StyW Bunk Beds Includng lad
der mattresses
A matching
sheHumt {150 CaM *15-3484
FURNITURE STORE
open Monday 11am-7pm
Thurway 10am 6cm
Friday I 0*m4 pm
Sauraay <0am 2pm
3422 S Orlando Dr
Across from ftn Heard Ch#v-o
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used boi springs A matt’ess
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199—P ets & S upplies
FOUND- Small While t Black
Maw Dug No Collar, but has a
lies collar Very wee behaved
3 2 1 - 3 7 1 4 ._________________
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home 20* yr* ftp 7*7-0808
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to
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October 2 A 3 Frt 6-4 A Sal 8
2 NATWITY CHURCH 3255 N
CR *27. Longwoodlk Mary
CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE and
pancake breaklast Sal Oct 3rd
a t Grace United Methodist
Church *99 N Country Club Rd
L**e Mary
GARAGE SALE
Sat A Sun 9-5
1087 Crystal Bowl Casseeierry
near elem school) household
'em* sheet metal A MORE'
QARAOF. SALE Sun 9 2 Little
b* ol everything reasonable
1801 Palm Way
2613 S Orlando Drive In San
lord Stot Car Bldg Automotor
». Yard Tool*. Baame* Ba
tee* A More1"
NEIGHBORHOOD
QARAOE
SALE toy*, fum. kid* clothe*,
mtsc. take Airport Bkrri towards
arport over Sanlord Ave and fol
low sign* Onor a and Sc* flat
Lane Sal A Sun 8-7 _________
Yard Sale
Sat 8-7
207 Vinewood Drrve Sanlord
Toot* tractor, some yard tool*
Fimplao*. A me* item*_______
Yard Sal*
Sat 9-3
2*13 Adam* Court. Sanford
Craft item*, tome lum A a M
tie ol mi* A mat
223—M iscellaneous
231—C ars For S ale
BICYCLE- girt* 16' peppermml
swirl tra>ner very good condrtion
125 00 323-4517
IS M Pontiac 9000 Wagon- Nrco
car m A out! Run Good1 1500
302-2939.
FOR SALE- <981 Potans 300
E.press Li*# new1 {4000 obo
Call Attar 7pm 249-5**5
FOR SALE- u*ed 6 X 6 roa-up
?irige door* Good Condition'
100 Used Washing Machine
Maytag 1100 Fua-sua P<» up
Diamond Piale Tool Boi 1100
Ca* 1*07) 321-0391
FREE CAR. •{ A FUN to your
spar* time Interested? Cal Unda O 526 3517 I *i*o oner rep!
pcs end new Tupperware
LANDSCAPE PLANTS Irguatrum 3gl 12 00. ever green gi
ant 11 00. be .wood, mondo
grass and many more 323-6367
OUCEN SIZE bed mattress boa
tpnngbra st headboa rd 5100
C al Deboe 324-1252 afler
5 30pm
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Classifieds Everyday!
217—G arage S ales
IN HOME FILTHADON UNITS
belter than bottle quality 5 05 a
gatern *07-757-9131
•1 JAGUAR SOVERCION
A
real beauty Only 25k m*e*
313.900 320-7029
DON'T WONDER
HOW TO G ET RID
OF THAT OLD
CAR I
LET US SELL
IT FOR YOU!!
The Semfnofe Hereto Claurteds are the quickest and most
tneipentnr* way lo sen your
cart Run you three tne ad to* 10
days and pay only 521 OOt Even
belter, rf you sett it sooner
(when we KNOW you will) you
can stop you ad and only pay
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tha Htrald Claaal*
flads work for youil
(407) 3222611
(407)322-6123
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P roperty For S ale
Commericel Office For
1200 sq tl on 17 acre lanced
wen paved parking Central Air.'
Heal 1819 W
2nd Stieel
I55000K 322-4630/day
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P.O. Box 1667
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CARS,
TRUCKS A
VANS
Any year make or model
Awa/ew
Like advertising your $ 100 or less item in our classified
section. That's right - it's free; Just clip the attached
coupon and mail to:
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rruon for bewmlnj rich
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n e w r e m o o c l r e p a ir
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285-Landscaping
Retired Carpenter looking lot
smal jobs wee over *0 year*
ofeipenenc* 321-0351
LARKINS LANOSCAPMQ A IRRtOATTON
W* natal sod. (mg *y* A upav
shrub*, mulches, brick paver*,
stump grind, indsep rock A
design and bar fountain* I wd
sod be# ol any pews and fun
gus For est. cal 5234317 or
414-7333
279-HAUUNG
CONSTRUCTION clean up eat.
junk removed lawn car* anytime
*07-359-1641 or 407-3650761
287-Lawn S ervices
Rental property, garagatihed
dean up*, appliances, bath,
brush *07-566-2556 or
pgr 607-6194217
LAWNS
MOWED,
LO TS
MOWED dean up* and under
brushing Z7yr* to bus*-SIS
Day* 322-2611 eve 322-9397
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312—T ree S ervice
K A O
LANDSCAPING A
NURSERY Ire* servicing avail
free estimate kc A in* 321-S336
SSdPSON'S Prof Tree Svc 20
yr* tap. 24 hr storm damage
Senior discount Deal bee care.
Frae estimates
Bucket buck
available Cal 327-4736
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by Chic Young
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by Mort Walker
BEETLE BAILEY
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Vitamin E can ease breast cysts
DEAR Dll. GOTT: I have heard sev
eral conflicting reports on the effec
tiveness of vitamin E supplements.
For example, the vitamin has been
touted as a cure for breast cysts. Are
there any other advantages? Should I
avoid it because of diabetes?
DEAR READER: Vitamin E. in
daily doses of 600 international units,
has been shown to reduce the pain
and size of breast cysts in women with
benign fibrocystic disease. It also
appears to help men with Peyronie's
disease (crooked erections), some
patients with intermittent claudica
tion (muscular pain from leg cramps
caused by poor circulation), and both
men and women who suffer from arte
rial blockages. The vitamin has not
proved effective for heart disease,
prevention of blood clots, reduction of
serum cholesterol, amelioration of old
age, improvement of sexual perfor
mance or enhancement of athletic
ability.
In moderate doses (600 to 800 IU),
vitamin E Is harmless even for diabet
ics. Nonetheless, I suggest (hat you
check with your doctor before taking
supplemental doses; the vitamin may
not be appropriate for you because of
your other health issues
To give you related information. I
am sending you a copy of my Health
Report “Fads I: Vitamins A Minerals."
Other readers who would like a copy
should send $2 plus a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to P.O.
Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. New
York, NY 10156. Re sure to mention
the title
DEAR DR GOTT: Whenever I
touch metal or a light switch. I get an
electric shock. Why’
DEAR READER: The tiny shock or
spark that we all may experience
when touching metal is due to static
electricity. Small electrical charges
build up on our bodies as we move
about a room, especially one that is
carpeted When we touch a grounded
object, we may experience a shock
This condition is normal, and it is not
harmful. It is more noticeable on cold
days, when humidity is low. because
static charges tend to build up more
rapidly in dry air. This is the same
principle that allows children to rub
balloons on a carpet and then stick
them to ceilings or walls; the balloons
pick up static charges that will bind
them to non metallic surfaces
If you consistently receive a shock
from a particular wall plate or lighting
fixture, you should have the object
checked by an electrician to make
sure it is properly grounded.
However, plain static electricity Is a
common component of our environ
ment.
DEAR READER: Although the final
word is far from being in. saw palmet
to, a harm less herb, does seem to
reduce the urinary frequency and
urgency caused by prostate enlarge
ment. at least in some men. There are
no side effects from its use; nonelhe
less, you should check with your doc
tor before taking it.
I IWSNEWSPAPERENTERPRISEASSN
DR. GOTT
PE TER
GOTT. M .D .
DEAR Dlt GOTT: What is saw pal
metto? Is it safe for relieving the
symptoms of an enlarged prostate
gland?
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Monday's. If East wins with the club
ace and returns a club, he knows
South can cash to tricks: two hearts,
By Phillip Alder
seven diamonds (even if South is
void!) and one club.
Phyllis McGinley wrote this stanza:
If they are to defeat the contract,
Ah! some love Parit, and some the defenders must cash four spade
Purdue. I But domethingl is an tricks now. The lead most likely to
archer with a low I Q. I A bold, bad succeed (McGinley's not the only poet
bowman, and innocent of pity. / So around here!) Is the spade 10 or
I'm in love with New York Cttv.
queen. With this layout, you net four
spade tricks and kill the contract.
What is the “something*?
We have been looking at The Switching to a lew spade at trick two
Target: the number of tricks the de is no good because declarer just plays
fenders need to defeat the contract. low from hand. It is better to lead the
Yet not only must they have the target spade two only when West has specifi
in sight, but they must also know how cally the ace-king jack of spades alone
and thinks of winning the first spade
to hit the bull's eye.
with the king, not the jack.
Today, you are East. Against three
Phyllis McGinley's “something" was
no-trump, your partner leads the club love. Did she have an unhappy love
queen. How would you defend?
life?
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attract a larger crowd than you anticipat
ed You'll have to kve up to your word.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Thai
blunt demeanor ol youra won't lara loo
wel with dose friends today, ao give 9 a
rest. Stop and think before you eay or do
anything
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS ) Limit
your spentbng to essentials today Don't
buy exotic Heme you cant afford Evan it
extravagant comrades encourage you.
donl bum a hole In your walet.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I t ) Treat part
nership arrangements with tad and tbptomacy today. This could be an area ol
potential problems. This Includes even
dooa relationships, such as your spouse.
PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If you amnT
discerning today, you could reward the
undeserving and ignore those worthy ot
acknowledgement Don't give away the
store on an Impulse.
ARIES (March 21-April 1») You might
coma lo the conclusion that large groups
have no appeal tor you today, but H could
bo loo lata lo wiggle out. Don't make
q fo u r
<Hrthday
Friday, Oct. 2,1996
Many opportunities In your career field
may open up (or you through the many
network of friends In the year ahead
These contacts could bo of special bene
fit lo you.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) Guard against
the Inebriation to (aka chances on things
you know little about today. If you're
wrong, you could bo vary wrong. Ool
jump on life by understanding the Influ
ences that'll govern you In the year
ahead. Sand the required refund form
and the required refund form and the
required refund form and for your AstroGraph predchons by maibng 92 to AstroGraph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box
1758. Murray HR Station, New York. NY
10156. Be sure to state your Zorbec s»gn
SCORPIO (O ct 24-Mov. 22) That casual
invitation you handed out last w4ek might
ANNIE
...YOU THINK EZRA MADE
UP THE *re<HIKO*'
A P P O IN T S NT. COw'NTfRf
YOU HEARD MIX/MAKE
THE DATE ON The
PHONE/
hasty commitments.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't allow
yourself to bo marapulated Into a position
today where you have to rely on others.
Dependency could bo a weakness.
OEM INI (May 21-Juna 20) II you're
patching togalhor a complicated deal
today, keep the whole picture in mind.
Concentrating on bits and pieces could
weaken your efforts, not enhance them
CANCER (June 21-July 22) A recant
endeavor riddfcd wHh both probiema and
promise may overtop In soma form or
another today. To be on the sale side,
first dwcuts el dotaHa with associates
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If your belief in
whal you're doing today Isn't strong
enough, a partnership arrangement could
be jeopardized Have faith In your com
mitment or back out
VIRGO (A ttf. 23-Sept. 22) The race
does not go to the careieu today, R goes
to the methodical and wall organized II
you do things right, assignments will gel
done In a timely manner.
O IM by NEA Inc.
by Lbonsrd Starr
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Sanford Jr.
Midgets clinch
playoff spot
Scenes from
Red Ribbon
| Week
Serving Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Semlnole County slnee 1008
Here’s a salute
to Art Bryant
l t d
—
Arthur T.
Bryant. Jr.. Is
H
Veterans
Hospital In
Tampa. He Is
T fc T O m V a
d
*
RUSS WHITE
receive u
pacemaker,
The surKrry
ls planned for
today.
Bryant. 69.
Is no stranger
to hospitals.
lie 's been In and out o f them
frequently tn recent years. A d ia
betic. he's lost his sight and his
right leg. He has also had a
major heart attack.
11c has retained his zest for
Ufc. however. We should all be
as active as Art Bryant. He's a
remarkable man with a large
num ber o f Interests - most o f
them noble.
A recovering alcoholic, Bryant
has been an alcohol and drug
addiction counselor for more
titan 30 years. He's a member o f
the Blind Veterans Association,
the Seminole County Sheriff's
Police Athletic League Board and
:the Disabled American Veterans.
• 'A rt Is concerned about every
thing and everyone but him self."
said Ills wife, Noreen.
50 C en ts
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1998
91st YEAR, No. 49
W oman says pastor coerced
sex act; he denies charge
By Russ W hits
HERALD STAFF W RITER
CASSELBERRY
Pastor
Mark George said he wondered
what the adult entertainm ent
Industry would do next to
m aintain
Its
stronghold
In
Sem inole County. *When would
It happen and how ugly would
It get?" George asked.
W ednesday It happened, and
It was extra ugly.
A
40-year-old
Longwood
woman filed a suit alleging that
George coerced her Into h av
ing oral sex In his office on
Aug. 19. when she cam e to him
for spiritual counseling.
George called the charge
'ludicrous - there's no truth to
this at all," he said. T h e adult
entertainment Industry Is t o
tally out o f control. Tills Is
their one last attack before
next Tuesday's elec tio n s."
A pastor at United Methodist
Com m unity
Church. George
has battled the strip clubs and
cham pioned a public drcency
ordinance on Tuesday's ballot.
He Is nlso running for n seat
on the C asselberry Com m is
sion.
George said that he had *no
recollection" o f Patricia Ragan
Hochner. who filed the suit,
nor recall her ever coming to
him for counseling.
*1 was at a V ision Orlando
conference at the Sheraton
Maitland on Aug. IB." he said.
*! don't recall being at Die
church."
W in ter Park attorney David
W asserm an. who has many a c
counts with the adult en ter
tainment Industry, said he was
hestltant
Initially
to
take
Hoehner as a client but that a f
ter hearing her story and h av
ing h er take a polygraph exam,
he believed her.
"This Is a very serious m at
ter." W asserm an said. T h i s
woman
was
victim ized
by
someone she trusted. He didn't
twist her arm but she gave In
to his desires because she
thought she had to. Sht- was In
a weakened state and gave In."
W asserm an said that his c li
ent was 'a fraid to go to the p o
lice.” that she needed to be
hospitalized and waB suffering
from the trauma. 'S h e went to
the pastor to discuss e m o
tional problem s." he said. ‘ And
she was betrayed."
Iloeh ner’s name Is In both
the Sem inole County and Or
ange County arrest books. She
was charged with operating a
cor with a suspended licen se
and leaving the scene o f an a c
cident with vehicle dam age a
year ago In Sem inole. She also
failed to appear In court on two
occasions.
She had two felony drug
Hu m
sss
Pastor, Pago SA
City Oks plans for water facility
gallons each day. Olcrach said. It will In time be
expanded to handle six million gallons a day.
The fee for designing and permitting o f the
Sanford South Water ilrclamatlon Facility, o ff
site reclaimed Improvements, and offsite lift sta
tion improvements Is expected to be S646.245.
The fee Includes $121,245 In soil surveys and
electrical consulting that will be refunded to the
city under a state loan, according to
Because the facility will be located near the
Orlando Sanford Airport, the rejected water tank
will use dosed storage facilities. Oterach said.
This will reduce the presence o f nuisance birds.
Storing waste Inside rather than outside will pre
vent these birds from gathering around waste
water, he said.
The facility's safety features will Include 24hour remote monitoring and automatic valving.
Water flows will be diverted, so the facility can
accommodate Sanford's growth. Glerach said.
‘ Improvements will need to be made on parts
of Beardall Avenue to provide for plant access.*
Glerach said, adding that the engineers will need
to work with a soli consultant and an electrical
consultant before beginning construction o f the
facility.
Bryant gave his wife a long
list o f chores to do while he was
hospitalised. One o f the priori
ties is the Veteran's Day parade
tn Sanford. Bryant wsnts every
one to know the Over the Hill
Veterans Band will be marching
tn the parade. “ Tell everyone
how good these guys are." he
said.
Music la another of Bryant's
fancies. He plays the drums.
He's also the founder and a
member of Post 53 Dixieland
Rascals Band and a member of
the Central Florida Jazz Society.
Frequently. Bryant will go to the
senior dances on Wednesday
afternoon at the Sanford Civic
Center. “We have the best music
in the world right here,' he said.
Police arrest dancers
EdUor"b Note: The lost portion
Of IhlB Btory wob Inadvertently
deleted from the Oct. 28 issue
of this newspaper. The Btory
appear* in (is entirety today.
Bjr B U E m m
HERALD STAFF WRITER
FERN PARK- Thirteen danc
ers and two managers were a r
rested Friday night at Sassy
Merlot's In Fern Park by Semi
nole County undercover agents
for violating the county's adult
entertainment ordinance.
Undercover agents observed
dancers at the club performing
private table dances, straddle
dances, and exposing anatomi
cal areas without utilising the
required platform or temporary
stage raised a minimum o f 18
Inches above the floor, depu
ties said.
The arrests were made In a
routine compliance check o f
the ordinance Involving the
City-County Investigative Bu
reau. Seminole County Sheriffs
Parade will spotlight
Homecoming Week
A Marine and Airy Air Corps
veteran. Bryan was appointed to
the First Governor's Council on
Alcoholism tn New Jersey and
was elected the first president of
the Alumni Association o f the
Florida School o f Addiction
Studies at the University of
Tamps. He has not had a drink
In 30 years.
The community is richer for
having Art Bryant willing to
assist those who are unable to
help themselves. Even as he
awaited heart surgery he was
busy. 'Art gave me my marching
orders ." Noreen Bryant aakl. *1
don't know how he does all
this."
She Is praying that her hus
band will be coming home from
the hospital next week. That
would give him time to prepare
for the Nov. 11 parade. He will
hear the Over the Hill Veterans
Band and visit with the other
vets from the area. He deserves
this and more.
Tavica Redding, 3, and Austin Gross, 4, at Crooms Acadsmy In Sanford
twip spread tha drug-frss msassgs during Red Rfebon Weak. For mors
The Seminote High School Homecoming Court: candidales for Queen, front row, from left: Amanda Coho.
Michels Evans. Kelly Foster, Kimberty Huffman. Gina
Kypriandes, Krivrie Louwsme, Precious McKinney.
-fanny McNeal. Latsrtca Quinn, and Lort Thomas; for
King, Tyler Cummings. -faff Fains, David Igfaslas, Kyis
Jones. Chartse Lowery. Chris Lynch, Terry McKinney.
Paulo Silva. Frederick Sipkn, and 8yfvee»er Winn.
Springs.
P ow er center to open
LAKE MARY • Florida Power Corporation
will symbolically ‘ plug In* Its new 45.000square-foot Customer Solutions Call
Center with an outdoor ceremony Friday.
Joe Richardson, president o f FPC. and
Janice Case, vice president, will be Joined
by Lake Maty Mayor David Mealor, to
place an oversized plug into an outlet Illu
minating the company’s logo and signify
ing the official opening o f the new center.
The FPC Solutions Center is located at
1150 Greenwood Blvd. in Lake Mary, the
ceremony begins at 9 a.m.
G eo graphic awareness m onth
SANFORD - The Semlnole County
SANFORD - Seminole High School s Homecoming parade will
take place today at 5 p.m. In downtown Sanford, featuring the
Homecoming Court, festive floats, baseball star and Seminole
graduate Tim Raines as the Grand Marshall.
Today is "Wear Your Costume To School* day at Seminole,
with a costume parade at lunch. There will be a Class “TUg-OWar* after school, and the daaaea arc competing in sidewalk
art around the senior park. The Junior varsity football team will
play Lake Brantley High School at 7 p.m. at Thomas
E.
Whlgham Stadium. Tickets coot $2 with a student Identifica
tion.
*
Friday will be Spirit Day, with students wearing orange and
black. Students are competing for prizes In an Individual
poster contest. First period classes are competing In door
decoration contests, with the Judging taking place during third
period.
Seminole will try to skin the Oviedo Lions 7:30 p.m. Friday at
Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium in a Seminole Athletic Conference
grudge match. The Fighting Semlnoles are 5-2 overall. 2-1 in the
conference and 3-1 in 5A-District 3 competition. The Home-
IToperty Appraiser’s Office will celebrate
National Geographic Awareness Month t y
demonstrating the latest features o f the
Geographic Information System. Nov. 6
from 8:30 a.m. until noon the public will
be able to view the latest mapping appli
cations available and find out what data
will be available In the near future.
SIMON (Semlnole Interactive Maps
Online) will be the latest Internet feature
offered by the Semlnole County Property
Appraiser's office. By the beginning of
1999 the public, using the Appraiser's
Web Site, srww.scpall.org. will be able to
locate area maps of Seminole County and
obtain specific property information.
The demonstrations will begin at the
County Service* Building. Second Floor.
East Wing. Room 2168 & 2172. For addi
tional Information contact A1 Hill. GIS
Program manager at (407) 665-7933 or by
email at ahlllOco.semlnole.fl.us.
Powerboat races
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • SST 120 and
SST 60 tunnel boat drivers will compete
during the Seminole County Convention
and Visitors Bureau Top Gun Challenge
III at Crane's Roost Lake. Altamonte
Testing races will begin at 10 a.m. fol
lowed by racing throughout the afternoon
from 1 until 5 p.m. Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
Race central for the powerboat events will
be in the Crane's Roost Lake Park. The
course will be laid out In a tour-de-force
rectangle. Pit and paddock, open to the
public, will be located In the large grassy
area next to the park office.
Business women meet
WINTER PARK • American Business
Women's Association. Future Chapter of
Orlando, meets the first Tuesday o f each
month at the Langford Hotel. 300 E. New
England Ave.. Winter Park.'
*rpfsh»r for the November meeting will
�2A •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. October 29. 1998
The way we were: Sanlando Springs
The Longwood developm en t
known as "Tire Springs* was
once a delight tul
privately
owned park open to the pu b
lic. It w as known ns Sanlando
Springs
and
all
S em in ole
County old tim ers have fond
m em ories o f fun times spent
there.
In ‘ Early Days o f Sem inole
County* by Arthur Franke Jr.,
published by the Sem inole
C ounty H istorical Com m ission,
we find that Sanlando Springs
w as form erly known as H oosler Springs. Also that on a
1925 m ap the location was
called
Palm Springs. T h ere
w ere
evidently two springs
near each other. Palm Springs
and Sanlando.
In 1892. there w as a Palm
Springs station betw een Longwood and A ltam onte Springs
on both the Florida M idland
Railroad and the O range Belt
Railway. Th ese two railroads
crossed at that station. Th e
present Palm Springs Drive,
located betw een Highways 434
and 436, origin ally exten d ed
to Palm Springs.
About ten years ago. when 1
Interview ed
Thelm a
(M rs.
Robert) W illiam s for an anni
versary program at First B ap
tist Church, she recalled going
on Sunday School picnics at
both Palm Springs and San
lando Springs w hen she was a
acre park also ran a branch o f
the W cktva River Into which
the overflow from the springs
form ed two w aterfalls. Th e
Q R A C E M. llovv w as utilized to create n
m iniature lake with a w hite
S T IN E sand beach which w as shaded
C IP H E R
by tnl), overhanging palms.
O pposite the Ivcach there was
a natural approach
to the
main spring w here a h alf c ir
cle o f m asonry and steps led to
child. S om etim es they would
the w ater’s edge. A great slide
ride the train out there. O n ce
was kept busy by bathers o f all
ages.
when they went on the Lnsslug’s truck.
Pastor G eo rg e
There was also a line sw im
Hym an's daughter. Vlrgle. frll
m ing
pool
surrounded
by
o ff the tru rk and broke her
lockers; Howtng w ater from
arm .
the spring was pum ped Into
this |tool.
T h e booklet "L iterary F lo r
ida*. published In 1947. that I
In 1947. there was a new
have referred to before, lias a
clubhouse on lip the hillside
delightfu l
description
of a
overlooking the Springs; It had
greatly
Im proved
Sanlando
been erected after (h e War. It
Springs.
housed a large dining facility
w here
special
parties
and
The accompanying picture of
luncheons w err held. Also p r o
Sanlando Springs ts from 1925
vided there wus a snack bar
and Is probably what Mrs.
and large amusem ent room.
Williams and other old timers
rem em ber.
A large section on the hill
was devoted to picnic grounds.
According to this article. It
H err,
under
beautiful,
big
was a tropical park o f out
spreading oaks, w ere large ta
standing low liness nestled In a
bles, each with Its own grill
natural basin where (lowed
and roofed eovrr.
A large
one of Florida's great springs.
numlver o f groups used these
It had a dally capacity o f m ore
facilities each year.
than 15 million gallons o f pu r
Also described
w ere
the
est water, always at a tem
various gardens and walks on
perature o f 74 degrees.
Through this beautiful 100 the grounds. There was the
ju ngle walk to the hidden
spring deep In the forest and
also a walk through the g a r
dens In back o f the j’ost
House. There w ere lily pools
and Horal bowers,
w inding
Richard Dreyfuss (1947-1. actor, is 51; pathways along the river, m as
Denis Polvin (1953-1, hockey player, is sive stands o f azaleas, c a m e l
45. Winona Rvdcr (1971-1. actress, is lias. gardenias and other c o l
27.
orful flow ers.
Artists catnc
to
ca p tu re
TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in
1948. Citation won the Pimlico Invita scenes o f unusual charm and
tional Special Stakes
photographers had no p ro b
TODAY'S QUOTE: "He who praises lems In finding beautiful set
everybody, praises nobody." — James tings to shoot.
Boswell
The cost In 1947 for n day's
TODAY’ S W EATHER: On this day in enjoym ent
In this beautiful
1995, an intense low-pressure system
garden spot and spring was
caused high winds and coastal flood
only 50 cents for adults and
ing in parts of the southern and south
25 cents for ch ild ren .
western coasts of Alaska.
Date Book
Oct. 29, 1998
Today it the JOTnd
ciau of J998 and the
3'th Jay offdlL
TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in
1929. on "Black Tuesday." the New
York stock market collapsed, leading
to the Great Depression
On this day in I960. Cassius Clay
fought his first professional fight,
beating Tunney iiunsaker in a sixround decision
On this day in 1976. Elvis Presley
recorded his last hit record, “ Way
Down."
T O D A Y 'S B IR T H D A Y S : James
Boswell (1710-1795). biographer.
Fanny Brice US91-I951), singer-co
median: Joseph Paul Goebbels (189719151, Nazi propagandist: Bill Mauldin
(1921-1, cartoonist, is 77; Connie Mack
111 (1940-1. U S. politician, is 58;
Today: Sunny. Highs in the
mid-80s. Lows In the low-60s.
Friday: Partly cloudy. Highs
In the mid-BOs. Lows In the
m!d-60s. Saturday: Partly
cloudy. Highs in the mld-BOa.
Lows in the m1d-60a. d s o 4ay.
Partly cloudy. Highs In the
!ow-80s. Lows In the mid-60s.
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Thursday. October 29.1998 • Vol. 91. No. 49
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My memories o f Sanlando
Springs go back to the 1940s
and 1950s. I recall riding out
there on a narrow two lane
road (later Highway 434) and
that you entered the property
through the d u b house where
you paid admission.
Home Detrvery
SI 9 50
639 00
(7 8 00
Florida Residents add 7 % i
to above rales.
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106 00
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE C ITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA W IL L TAKE
APPLICATIONS FOR ITS SECTION 8 HOUSING VOUCHER ASSISTANCE PRO
GRAM ON THE FOLLOWING DATES
MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 10 AND 12. 1998. APPLICATIONS W ILL BE TAKEN
FROM 8:30 A.M. -1:00 P.M. AND 2:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. EACH DAY AT THE REDDING
GARDENS COM M UNITY BUILDING. 400 SOUTH LOCUST AVENUE. SANFORD.
FLORIDA. NO APPLICATION TAKEN V IA TELEPHONE OR FAX. PREFERENCE
FOR HOUSING ASSISTANCE IS GIVEN TO PERSONS DISPLACED. LIVING IN
SUBSTANDARD HOUSING OR PAYING MORE TH AN 50% OF INCOME FOR RENT.
NO TELEPHONE INQUIRIES PLEASE. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES REQUIR
ING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO M AKE APPLICATION M AY CONTACT
THE M AIN OFFICE AT #94 CASTLE BREWER COURT (407) 323-3150; TDD (407)
323-0420 W ITHIN 48 HOURS OF THE LAST DAY OF APPLICATION TAKING.
ONLY:
“ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY"
"IG U ALD AD DE OPPORTUNIDADES DE VIVIE N D A”
SE HABLA ESPANOL
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA
TIM O TH Y D. HUDSON. PHM
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
C
There was also a huge metal
elephant In the lake which was
a challenge to tiy to clim b
upon.
If you got tired o f the spring,
you could head for the large
pool: completely surrounding
the pool were the dressing
rooms and lockers. In the late
1950s. these were tom down
and the pool was then tn an at
tractive open air setting.
lo o n $ t t £
WE GUARANTEE TO
There were the beautiful
gardens, as described above.
You could wander through
them, stopping to sit on a
bench to rest and Just take in
the surroundings.
There was even an outdoor
dance Door. I recall being
there with groups when some
of us would dance: there was a
juke box nearby.
I remember going on picnics
there with all sorts o f groups
such as private parties, church
and school socials. When 1 was
a student at Seminole High In
the early 1950s, we would
have our school picnic there
during the last week o f school.
Class Day would be held In the
morning at the school and
then we’d enjoy the picnic In
the afternoon. The class moth
ers would organize It with help
from a committee o f students.
As you can Imagine, It was al
ways funl
Sanlando Springs was p ri
vately owned and operated
and It was a sad day for those
o f ua who enjoyed the park
when It was sold to a devel
oper. As stated above, tt Is now
The Springs subdivision.
B r ie fs
824 00
SECTION 8 HOUSING VOUCHER PROGRAM
Th e park Included the m ag
nificent sulfur springs, always
74 degrees. In a lovely setting.
The big slide Is always remembers-l'm sure most can
recall climbing to the top and
looking down that long ex
panse,
getting
up enough
nerve to go down. And when
you did. what s marvelous exriencel Shooting down and
iding in a shallow part o f the
spring was excitlngl
Then,
you’d hu ny back up to do It
all over again.
Subacnpkon Rale* <Dairy t Sttoday)
3 Months
6 Months
I Year
NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC
be Christine Wright, assistant
executive
director
Valencia
Community College Foundation.
Networking begins at 6 p.m.
and dinner Is at 6:30 p.m. Cost ts
$15.50. To make reservation call
(407) 296-6055.
SUa
SkautiM i 3icme
�Seminol# Herald, Sanford. Florida •Thursday, October 29. 1998 - 3 A
P asto r
continued from Page 1A
T h f /odoitilrtrj reports were compiled from the Seminole County
Sheriff's Office fo r Incident* recorded Oct. 28:
A g g ra v a te d assault:
SANFORD, Bamboo Drive, 3 0 0 block, Oct. 27. 9:28 a.m. A
32-year-old n u n w as arrested b y Sem inole County ahcrtfTB
deputies Tor aggravated assault. D eputies said the man and tits
girlfriend live in the house and w ere having an argument with a
wom an who rents a room from them In the house. She hnd
been evicted and w as asking for money back for the portion o f
the rent she did not use. A ccordin g to the police report, he re
plied by pointing a shotgun at h er face and threatening h er
with It.
B u r g la r y :
ALTAM O NTS SPRINGS, H attsw ay Drlvs. 100 block. Oct. 27.
12:30 p.m. A 27-year-old m an w as arrested by S em in ole
County shertlTs deputies for unarmed burglary to n structure
and for violation o f his probation. Deputies said neighbors
saw som eone trying to remove the sliding glass door. D eputies
were summoned and they found the man pretending to be
asleep tn the back screen enclosure, T h e hom eow ner said she
knew him as the son o f a friend. He said he had com e to visit
her. A com puter ch eck revealed he la presently on probation
on oth er charges.
D ru gs:
OVIEDO, Stats Road 434, Oct. 27. 9:46 p.m. A 27-year-old
man w as arrested by Oviedo Police for possession o f cocain e.
Police said they w ere Issuing a parking ticket when they saw n
syringe In the ash tray. As they w ere beginning their In vestiga
tion. the ow ner o f the vehicle cam e out o f nearby apartm ents
and said he w as leaving. He w as questioned and said the sy
ringe was for his diabetic girlfriend. He told police they could
Bcarch his vehicle but Insisted he needed a cigarette. When
police retrieved his cigarettes, they found two pieces o f crock
cocaine Inside.
OVIBDO. Lake R ogers a t lU teh oIl Hamm ock, Oct. 28, 3:15
a.m. A 24-year-old man w as arrested by Oviedo Police for p o s
session o f cocaine, possession o f marijuana and possession o f
drug paraphernalia. Police said he had been stopped for a
trofllc violation when they got perm ission lo search his cur.
They found o gum w rapper Riled with cocaine In the ashtray
and marijuana on the floor o f the car and In the glove box.
Survivors include wife. Anne;
sons, Mark Ray. Sanford, Earl,
Jacksonville; daughters, Carol
Ray Sullivan, Orlando. Dawn
Delno Ptndcr, Tammy Delno
Rooks, both o f Jacksonville;
seven grandchildren.
Baldwin-Fairchild
Funeral
Home, Altamonte Springs, In
charge of arrangements.
Wlttla Isaac
Willie Isaac, 68. El Captain
< Drive. Sanford, died Wednes
day. Oct. 28 at Hlllhaven
Healthcare and Rehabilitation
. Center, Sanford. B om Dec. 3,
1929 in Blackvtlle. S.C.. he
moved to Sanford 60 years ago,
Mr. Isaac was a laborer. He
was a Baptist.
Survivors
Include
sisters,
Mary Alice Edwards, Joann
McGill, both o f Sanford. Jua
nita Holden, Valdosta, G a„
Francis, Rochester. N.Y.
Sunrise Funeral Home, San
ford, in charge o f arrange
ment*.
5
FRANK W. ALLBN
Frank W. Allen, 93. North
Denning Drive. Winter Park,
died Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1998.
Bom In Brunson, S.C.. he
moved to Central Florida in
;1934. Mr. Allen was an insur
ance agent. He was a member
'of Early Rising Lodge f l6 ,
4;Royal Arch Mason, Knight's
Temple Mason, 33rd Degree
-Mason, Order o f Eastern StarBrantley Jordan $90, Shrtner
;and
past
Grand
Eminent
r Commander o f the State o f
£Florida. Mr. Allen was a mem•..bcr and deacon at Mt. Moriah
^Missionary Baptist Church.
*• Survivors Include daughter,
>Pauline Cottrell, Chattanooga,
LTenn.: brother. William J. .
'W inter Park.
£ Golden's Funeral Home. Inc.,
■Winter Park. In charge o f ar• rongements.
\EVELYN O. ANDERSON
Evelyn O. Anderson.
86.
Roundtree Avenue, Sanford,
died Monday. Oct. 28, 1998.,
Mrs. Anderson was bom Jan.
15, 1912 In Sanford. Mrs. A n
derson was a retired middle
school educator. She was a
member o f Allen Chapel AME
Church.
Survivors Include uncle, W il
liam Thompson. New York.
N.Y.
Wilson-Etchetberger
Mortu
ary, Inc., Sanford, in charge o f
arrangements.
HARRY H. DELNO
Harey H. Delno. 63. died
Monday. Oct. 26. 1998. Mr.
(Delno was bom In Lexington,
Miss. Mr. Delno was president
and owner o f Express Airways.
He waa a former member o f the
• Rotary Club. Mr. Delno served
'In the U.S. Army.
I
ROSALIE QADDIB
Rosalie Gaddis. 89. Henry
Clay Street, Pontiac. Mich.,
died Tuesday. Oct. 27. 1998.
Mrs. Gaddis was bom In Nashvtlle. Tenn. Mrs. Gaddis waa a
cook. She was a member of
Trinity Baptist C hurch.. Pon
tiac. Mich.
Survivors Include son. Roy L.
Jones,
Altamonte
Springs;
daughter. Caasle Jones, A lta
monte Springs: four grandchil
dren; 18 great-grandchildren.
Golden's Funeral Home. Inc.,
Winter Park, in charge o f ar
rangements.
JAMBS K. H O LU D A Y
James K. Holliday, 60, Chi
copee Road. Benson. N.C., died
Sunday. Oct. 25. 1998. Bom In
Benson, N.C.. he moved to
Central Florida in 1998. Mr.
Holliday was a laborer. She
waa a member o f First Mis
sionary Baptist Church. Ben
son, N.C.
Survivors Include daughter,
Frances
Johnson.
Benson,
N.C.; sons, James R.. Oviedo.
Eddie, Thom as Frazier, both o f
Benson, N.C.
Golden's Funeral Home, Inc.,
Winter Park. In charge o f ar
rangements.
Helen Michalak. 89, Conser
vatory Cove. Lake Mary, died
Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1998. Bom
In Poland, she moved to Cen
tral Florida tn 1990 from A ri
zona. Mr*. Michalak was a
homemaker. She was a m em
ber
of
Nativity
Catholic
Church. Longwood.
Survivors Include son. Bogumil. Lake Mary; three grand
children;
two
great
grandchildren.
Baldwin-Fairchild
Oaklawn
Park Cemetery and Funeral
Home, Lake Mary, tn charge of
arrangements.
PERCY OLIVER
Percy Oliver. 96.
Randall
Street. Sanford, died Sunday.
O c t 25. 1998. B om in Oreenvtlle, Fla., he moved to Central
Florida In 1937. Mr. Oliver waa
a construction worker. He was
a member o f Morning Qlory
Mlsalonary Baptist
Church,
Sanford.
Survivors Include son, Larry
Oliver. Sanford; slater, Ruthle
Mae Thompson, Ft. Lauder
dale; aunt, Alice Simmons.
Vero Beach.
Golden’s Funeral Home. Inc.,
Winter Park, tn charge o f ar
rangements.
Phyllis Marie Palmer. 56. W a
terman Street. Deltona, died
Sunday, Oct. 18, 1998 at Flor
ida Hospital. Orlando. Bom In
Williamsport, Pa., she moved
to Central Florida tn 1976 from
Rochester, N.Y. Mrs. Palmer
was a certified public account-
charges for trying to refill n
forged prescription In Orange
County.
Wnsserman said
that
he
knew Hoehhncr had problem s
but that she was telling the
tnith about the alleged incident
nl the church office. T ills was
not an altrm pt by ih e adult en
tertainment Industry to sm ear
Mark George, he said. "We b e
lieve a |uty will determ ine this
for itself."
United Methodist Pastor Nick
Thom pson said 'P a s to r George
is not capable o f doing what Is
being said o f him. I know his
nnture and his heart. Th is Is
not som ething he would do. I
do not believe It is true."
County C om m issioner Orant
Maloy called Ihe accusations
"the lowest trick o f all by the
ndult entertainment Industry.
It's difficult to think even they
D a n c e r s --------- P a r a d e
continued from Page IA
would Btoop this low ."
George said he believed the
“voters o f C asselberry are g o
ing to see through the lies and
deceit.
There was a flurry o f activity
at
United
M ethodist
on
W ednesday as church m em bers
hnd a great pumpkin sale. Th e
church m arquee carried a m es
sage to voters: “V otr Yes For
D ecency
In C asselberry
A
S em in ole." A bove the m essage
w as
Pastor
Mark
G eorge s
nam e. A sign o f the tim es In
this town o f C asselberry.
Tribute to M am a ft
Jn JCeving. M anaty.
Jotaph Millar
Diad Oct. 2B .1M4
Catherine
H.Hankins|
contlantd from Pags
com ing
Ring and Queen
will be an
nounced at half-tim e o f the
gam e.
The Hom ecom ing
Dance
will be held Friday at
9:30
p.m. until I a.m. nl the Sanford
Civic Center. Tickets will sell
for $10 at the door, $7 In a d
vance.
Th is has been
a festive
Hom ecom ing W eek at S em i
nole. W ednesday
w as Dress
Up Day, with a lunch fash ion
show and students
m odeling
on stage. Tuesday w as Tw in s
Day, with students
dressing
alike. Monday w as D ecades
Day. Music from the 60s, 60s,
70s. and 80s was played at
lunch, and a Super Jam was
held at night.
Th e Hom ecom ing
parade's
grand marshal Tim Raines re
cently won his second World
Series Cham pionship with the
New York Yankees. A 20-year
veteran
left fielder w ho has
also played for the C h ica go
W liitr Sox
and the Montreal
Expos, Raines has o ver 2,500
hits and 800 stolen bases in
his career.
spokeswom an Dennna Brown
said, adding that It was not n
sting operation.
No additional chnrgcs were
filed beyond violation o f the
adult entertainment ordinance.
Brown said. Th e central b o o k
ing ofTIcc for the S em in ole
County corrections facility said
all the dancers and m anagers
have been bonded out o f Jail.
The dancers and m anagers
w ere not in com pliance with
the ordinance, and were a r
rested liy undercover agents,
sh r said.
Th e dancers arrested w ere
Ted ali C. Brown, 20; Nicole R.
Brown, 21; Carrie S. Cohen,
21; Am anda
L
Irby,
21;
Stephnnlc A. Klely. 29: BcrdcIne S. Mchtlgfrlt. 18; Samantha
M. Ixmgster.
18;
Drm etrla
M eH um ry. 22: Jennifer
If.
Phipps. 23; Stacy A. Rrlm er.
20; Klmtrcrly S. S c h r o d e r. 24:
Christina Slaca. 18: and Mi
chelle M. Swustu. 29.
Th e m anagers orrestrd were
fr a n k P. Mayers, 33, and Den
nis Germaine. 30.
aril und a partner In the Ann
Palm er A Bagwell. Longwood.
Stic also whs nil adjunct p ro
fessor al Sem inole Comm unity
College. Sanford. Mrs. Palm er
was a mem ber o f A m rrlrnn Instllu lc o f Certified Ihiblle A c
countants und Florida Institute
of Certified Public A ccou n t
ants. She was a m em ber o f
First Untied Methodist Church,
Deltona.
Survivors Include husband,
Charles
11., Deltona;
sons.
Ricky, Robert. Randolph, all of
Deltona;
daughtrr.
Robyn
Harms. Deltona; eight gra n d
children.
. Deltona
M em orial
Funeral
Home and Cem etery. Orange
City, In charge o f arran ge
m ents.
PRINCESS S. THOMAS
Princess S. Thom as, two and
a h alf months. Lake Avrnuc.
Sanford, died Friday, Oct. 23,
1998 at her residence. Princess
wun b o m Aug. 5, 1998 In Or
lando. She was a m em ber o f
Allen Chapel AM E Church.
Survivors
Include
father.
Prince
III.
Ocala;
mother,
Latashn
Medlock,
Sanford;
brothers,
Dora]
Medlock,
Tavarrs, both o f Sanford; sis
ters, Shannon, Brandy PnMue,
both
uf
Sanford:
paternal
grandparents. Alyce, Prince II,
both
o f Sanford;
m aternal
grand [rarcntH. Marie W illiam s.
Clarence W illiam s,
both o f
Sunford;
great-grandparents,
Dora Mae. Lotlte P. Elliott,
both o f O cala.
W Uson-Elchelberger
Mortu
ary. Inc., Sanford. In charge o f
arrangem ents.
u n .i, tm -o c t.n , m t
%
It iccmt like juu ytttrrdi) that we
touched your hind, rinbmcd your
unik. »nd ut with you M the dinner
Uhk. Already a y«r h»t pitvd - s
WHOLE year without cur /uuimc
Daddy.
It has been Jour years since
the good Lord has called you
home. Ood said In hti word the
dead tn Christ shall rise Jtrst,
tid.
Mans, ao on* will n er like your place
- noant will ever fill your thaev Sowe
lire each diy, rtmtrnbennj the pre
cept andeumplet youvet for ut Even
though we didn't get to my goodbye,
we wilt tee eachother againandntwaya
uy "hnwdy hnwdy nad nirrr f*W-
so Daddy ue know (hi* place
was not your home. tMlfl the
trumpets sound sleep on.
With Lovin g Memories,
Ytiur w{fe Dekxtse
Your children , Fled. Jean.
IM Joe, Bcmant.
Johnny and Anthony
bye."
Muting you.
Gloria, Claudia, Wilbur, |
garland 4 EM m
JES8IE NEAL W IL L IA M S
Jessie Neal W illiam s,
60,
North
Semoran
Boulevard,
W inter Park, died Thursday,
Oct. 22. 1998. B o m In Daytona
Beach, he moved to C entral
Florida In 1938. Mr. W illiam s
was a laborer. He w as a m em
ber o f New
Hope
B aptist
Church. W inter Park.
Survivors
Include
w ife.
Jeanette;
daughter,
Rlkessa
W oods, W inter Park; sons, A n
thony W ashington,
Orlando,
Dennis
W ashington,
W in ter
Park; sisters, Gladys, Ft. Lau
derdale.
M argaret . Hillard,
Newark, N.J.; brothers, Jam es
Jr. Bartow. Clifford, Orlando,
Eugene. Lakeland; nine g ra n d
children;
28
great
grandchildren.
Golden's Funeral Home, In c.,
W inter Park, in charge o f a r
rangements.
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1477 M 8 X AVm. <
A adtrtM , Bvstya O.
Funeral acrvlce for Mr*. Evelyn a
Anderson. 80. Roundtree Avenue,
who paused uwuy an Monday, Oct.
26. 1908, will be Grave Side Satur
day. Oct. 31 at 10 s.m. st Rest lawn
Cemetery. West 25th Street and
Hording Avenue, with the Ifcv. Or
estes A. Cobb oiTlrluting.
Friends may visit Friday between
the houra of 4 and 8 p.m. at Wtlson-Eichciberger Mortuary, Inc..
1110 lin e Ave., Sanford.
in Ucu of flowers, please moke tnnIrtbutlons to Boopire of the Com
forter, 505 Montgomery Rood. Al
tamonte Springs. FL 32714-3125.
Arrangements entrusted to WUson-Etchdbcrgrr Mortuary. Inc.,
1110 lin e Ave.. Sanford.
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MABCUB L. BUB*
Army Pvt. Marcus L. Burr has
entered basic military training
at Port Jackson. Columbls.
S.C.
Bu it Is the son o f Gwendolyn
Speed o f Sanford. He la a 1996
graduate o f Seminole High
School. Sanford.
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Navy Petty Officer and Class
Steven W. Bader, son o f Gideon
and Lavonne Bader o f Sanford,
recently participated In the
commissioning o f the am
phibious assault ship USS
Bonhomme Richard.
The 1987 graduate o f Liberty
Christian High School Joined
the Navy In April 1991.
BSVIN P. KOBYLAB
Students attend a Red Rfcbon kickoff event at the
county's educational support center in Sanford. Right,
Navy
Seaman
Kevin
P.
Kobylak, son o f Paul Kobylak
o f Casselberry Is currently
halfway through a sis-month
deployment to the Western Pa
cific Ocean and Arabian Gulf
aboard the aircraft carrier USS
Abraham Lincoln.
The 1996 graduate o f Semi
note High School Joined the
Navy In June 1996.
posters illustrato the drug-freo message being promoted
in schools throughout the county this week.
a g ift f o r you...
Seminola County Shartff Don EsUngsr and County Stats Attomay Norm
Woltlngor Illustrate tha aflacts drugs can product.
Drug-free event kicks
off with poster contest ■;
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HERALD STAFF W RITER
SANFORD • Th e Sem inole County’
Public School D istrict
kicked off Red Ribbon W eek with a special program at the
Educational Support Center last week.
The district's 52 schools will participate In events such as
drug free programs, art contests, and poster contests. T h ere
will also be guest speakers.
Red Ribbon poster contest winners w ere announced b y
the Sem inole County State Attorney's Office, w hich s p o n
sors the com pcUtlon.
The first place w inners w ere Lexis Fleeglc. kindegarten,
Andrew Moskowltz, first grade, Rachel
Barringer, secon d
grade. Sarah Dill and U n say Fleegle, third grade, Rachel
Kell man. fourth grade, and Philip Q crU el and Kathryn H en
drix, fifth grade. Th e County winners w ere Andre anna FI*
danzl. for Kindegarten through second grade, Sarah Dill, for
third through fourth grades, and Philip Gertxel and Kathryn
Hendrix for the fifth grade.
Th e second place winners were Lexl Racket, kindegarten.
Saniyak
Shall, first grade, Danny
Corp, second grade.
Samantha Taub. third grade. Luciano Fldalgo. fourth grade,
and Venal Shcnoy, fifth grade.
The third place
winners were Francesca Fldanzl, kin de
garten, Bryce Stockm an, first grade, Andreana Fldanzl, sec
ond grade, Solah Han. third grade. Danah Han. fourth grade,
and Amanda Antunes, fifth grade.
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People
Sunrise Kiwanle
The Seminole Sunrise Klwnnls Club meets every Friday,
at 7 a.m., at Shoney's, US 1792, south o f Airport Boulevard.
Ouest are welcome. For Infor
mation, call Tony McDaniel at
324-0469.
Free clinic Friday
A free clinic to Include blood
pressure check, blood sugar
screening and Immunizations
will be held every Friday, from
B to 11 a.m,, at the Geneva
Elementary School In the old
school building, com er o f First
and Main Street In Geneva. The
clinic is sponsored by the
Seminole County Health De
partment in conjunction with
the Seminole County Sheriffs
Office and Ocneva Elementary
School. For Information, call
349-9264.
Substance abuse
SAFE, Substance Abuse Family
Education. Is conducting a
'Families In Crisis* outreach
program. Interested organiza
tions wanting to contact the
Life Savers Club o f SAFE may
call Libby Kuharakc at 2914357.
Daughters of
Confederacy
Norman
deVere
Howard
Chapter or the United Daugh
ters o f the Confederacy meets
on the last Friday o f the
month. For Information, call
322-1425.
Visitors and new members are
welcome. For Information, call
Matt Altemose. 322-8545, or
David Hall, 330-5238.
Sunbelt Daylily Club meets
the first Sunday o f the month
at 2 p.m. through April at the
Agricultural Center In Sanford,,
The club educates members
on daylily growing through
slide shows, guest speakers
and trips to daylily gardens.
There are no club dues. Call
351-3219.
j
; Lakeside L io n s
*
The Sanford Lakeside Lions
Club meets the first and third
Monday o f the month, at 7:00
p.m., at the Marina Hotel.
Central Florida Blood Bank
la asking donors o f all types of
blood - especially O-type d o
nors - to donate at Its Sanford
branch, 1302 E. Second St. For
Information, call 322-0822.
Sanford R o ta ry
Rotary Club o f Sanford meets
every Monday at noon, at the
Marina Hotel.
S en ior em p loym en t
An
employment
program
sponsored by AARP Senior
Community Service
Employ
ment Program is held at the
Sanford National Guard A r
mory, 915 E. First St., Monday
through Friday. Interview hours
are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone:
324-8008. The program assists
seniors, 55 and over, to return
to the work place.
C a n cer support
Support, Hope and Recovery.
S .H A R ., meets every Monday
afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central
Florida Regional Hospital In
the far com er o f the dining
room. This Is a self help sup
port group for all cancer survi
vors. whether in treatment now
or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In
formation.
Brtdge players are Invited to
play contract bridge
every
Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the
Sanford Senior Center. For In
formation. call 322-6326.
H is to ric a l
C om m ission
The Lake Mary, Historical
Commission m eelA-at Y ’p .m..
the second Tin sdnp;. |.g |lm
month, at the Frank' Evans
Centerr lfif f I f ' Country* Chib"
Road. Contact Jean Brooklyn
at 323-9675 for more Informa
tion.
TU-AS I K O M
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Contracts apt to become more commonplace
B lood Bank
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Sunbelt Daylily Club
Antenuptial agreements
IF L R
In the past,
antenuptial
agreements, or prenupta as
referred to by many, were only
used by the wealthy to avoid
the dilution o f assets under
certain circumstances. How
ever, with statistics purporting
to show that one out o f every
100 families in the U.S. gener
ated an Income o f In excess of
$200,000 in 1997, antenuptial
agreements are likely to be
come more commonplace.
An antenuptial agreement Is
a contract, entered Into before
marriage
by
the
future
spouses, whose purpose Is to
settle questions o f support and
event one spouse passes away
or the planned marriage ends
In separation or divorce. Be
cause an antenuptial agree
ment usually deals with aubstantlal assets and/or income,
as Its use becomes more
prevalent we are likely to see a
rise tn the number o f chal
lenges to them.
The Courts have established
that In order for an antenuptial
agreement to be valid the
LAW
MANNY
ACEVEDO
agreement must make fair or
reasonable provision for the
spouse waiving a right or rights
such as alimony and/or elec
tive share. Naturally, whether
something Is 'fa ir or reason
able’ Is subjective and there
fore the validity o f an antenup
tial agreement must be deter
mined on a case by case basis.
The
Courts
determine
whether an antenuptial agree
ment makes fair or reasonable
provision by considering the
parties* relative situations. In
assessing the parties* situa
tions the Courts compare their
respective ages, health, educa
tion. and financial
status.
Based on these factors. If the
Court finds that the agreement upheld as valid, the p arties
makes fair or reasonable pro must have been Informed o f the
vision, the agrceinenl's validity other's assets and Incom e.
will be upheld.
T ills disclosure is usually In
However. If the Court finds the best Interest o f both p a r
that the agreement does not ties because disclosure en
make fair or reasonable provi sures the validity o f the c o n
tract If entered Into and p r o
sion a presumption arises that
either there was concealment tects nn unknowing or "partknowing* party from co n tra c t
or that one spouse lacked
knowledge
of
the
other ing aw ay certain rights without
spouse's assets. In order to re knowing the full extent o f their
but either one o f these pre waiver.
A s Incom es continue to rise
sumptions and persuade the
Court to uphold the validity or the use o f the antenuptial
the agreement, u party m ay' agreem ent Is likely to rise with
show either 1) that a Tull and them and the Courts will m ore
frank disclosure as to the value often be faced with the difficult
o f the property Involved and as and delicate task o f ensuring
to the Income o f the parties of that antenuptial agreem ents
2) that the parties had a gen arc fair without Infringing on
eral and approximate knowl the rights o f the parties to c o n
edge o f the character and ex tract. In the com ing weeks we
tent o f the property Involved will discuss oth er uspecls o f
family law.
sufficient to obtain a value by
reasonable means as well as a
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Lesbian would like a true straight friend
DEAR ABBY: I am a 42-year-old
lesbian. I consider myself a nice,
easygoing person who tries her beet
to follow the Golden Rule. I have an
outgoing personality, and have no
trouble making friend* and keeping
them. However, it seems as though
each time a female friend finds out
I’m gay, ahe expects me to come on
to her.
Abby, all I ever wanted waa a
friend with whom I didn't have to
be on guard — a perron who would
accept me aa a true friend. Just
because I’m gay doesn't mean all
my friendships nave to be —ritual. 1
can enjoy having frin, a good conver
sation, sharing a movie or shopping
' %tth someone who'a straight.
. I am happily la love with my
Mol m all or a year and a half, and
ahe hae encountered the earns
thing. Am 1 doing something wrong
that friends view me this way? How
can 1 change my peraonelity to
maintain friendship* without my
kindneee being mistaken for any
thing more?
T r IN ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
DEAR T T i I eee i
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At the last family get-together,
Ded waa nice to everyone except my
husband and ms. He waa downright
rude to ua, and I'm at the point
when I don't even want to see him
again. My husband feels the tame
way. Must I force myself to have a
relationship w ith my dad ju st
because he's my father?
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IN ONTARIO, CANADA
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�■M< ■iU. :• mtoril rioiKti •Thursday, October 29. 1998
oa
Lake M a ry
produces play
Cast members and directors in
vito Iho public to attend lako
Mary High School's hot produc
tion of Arthur Miller's "Death ol a
Salesman " Tito last chanco to
see tho ploy will bo tomglit and
Saturday at 7 30 p m In tho Lako
Mary High School Auditorium
Tickets am on sale lor $3 For in
formation, call (107) 320 9500
H »»U I PSoto by Tommy V H w r
Tltc Sominolo Herald Pot Ol Tho Wook is Clovo, a 1-yoar old tabby
willt wtuto spots who likos attention and is good with childron. Clovo has
boon spayed Sho is availablo at tho Sominolo County Humarto Soci
ety, at tho intersection ol County Homo Road and U S Highway 17-92
next to Floa World in Sanlord For information, call (407) 323-8685.
The Orlando Sentinel
S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t 2 2 .1 9 9 8
Dugan is best-qualified
party altlllatlou. make the c hoice.
hree candid.itrs would like In till the open Croup 0 seat
Jell Thom pson has lieen a lawyer for Hi years, all o f that time
on the brn rli ol the IHtli Jimdtrlnl Circuit, which serves
In llrevard County, lie served three years as an assistant prose
Hrcvnrd and Seminole t trnnlles. For a n u m lxr ol
cutor. then entered private practice that Includes the
reasons. David Dugan Is Ix-st.
lull range ol legal work. He. loo. has found lim e lo
Mr. Dugan knew when he was 10 that he wanted to
serve his community In a num ber ol volunteer efforts.
Ix't oinc a lawyer. At law school Ids specific goal was trr
Mic hael llross has prac ticed law for 12 yrars In a
hecnine a trial lawyer, which Is why Ire s|x*claltml In
wide assortment of areas, though m uch of II has lieen
criminal rlcfcnse during his three-year Arm y service.
In criminal defense.
A lawyer lor 20 years, lie has handled the ganint Unfortunately. Mr. Dross was charged early this
complex civil litigation, as well as criminal, probate and
year by the Florida liar's grievance committee with
family law - while living most ol Oral time In Mrllronrne.
mismanagement of client trust accounts, for which
Vet there lias always I m-i -ii time lor lanilly anil column
the slate Supreme Court has ordered his practice
18th Judicial
nlly.
i loserl lor IO days and placed him on probation for a
Mr. Dugan's cutmmmlly service has lieen sleller: Hoy
Circuit, G roup 6 year. That Is not conduct w orthy ol a Judge.
Sr iniis. cham lier ol r innineii e. Rotary, clm rcli. youlh
Neither ol the later candidates has Ihe length or breadth o f
sports Through such servin' those who aspire lo lire hem h r ottie
legal
experience lo mulch that ol Mr. Dugan Nor ran (hey match
to know Hie many p a ils ol lheir rom m unlllrs ami those they
tils roiitm iinlly Involvement.
would |udge.
In shorl. Mr. Dugan Is best-qualified. Thus, he Is Ihe Sentinel's
Tw o other candidates seek ihe same seal. Though the Judge sits
choice
lor Judge. (Troup 0. IHth Judicial Circuit.
in llrevard County, all voters in Ihe two m onth's, regardless ol
T
H*>*Mrvnol by tommy Vmtonl
m u , unity
College was tho silo this woek ol a earner lair that
itli.ii ted more than 120 businesses and organizations
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FOR
C IR C U IT
JUDGE
Group 6
18th Judicial Circuit
A|*KOve<J t,y |)4«aj Dugan
Student to
speak to
young
achievers
OVIKDO Oviedo High School
Senior. Jen McCullough. Is one
ol *-K area students seler led lo
I' .ik at Junior A ch ievem ent's
Mi,| llorltl.i lluslness Hall of
I .unc event to Ire held on Nov.
!i ,,i i I h M.iit IoM Orlando World
i enter located at H70I World
« enter Drive in Orlando. T h is
-pedal event recognizes Ihe
at lilrv c m m ls
ol
prom inent
business
people
who
have
marie extraordinary leadership
roniriburions to our rom m unlty.
Ji ii was Ills) Introdured lo
JA's piogram s In her flllh
grade i lass. She parllripated
in ihe 'Out Nation" program
iti.it liilrodueeH students to Ihe
wm Id
of
business.
As
a
si.plioim iie. she was selected
ti, pai Hi Ipalc in JA 's Youth
U a iln s h lp iTograin. TTie p ro
gram oilers team building exer
cises. m onthly InteracHon with
business
people
from
the
community and |ob shadowing.
T v r bad a great experience
wiib JA 's Youth l.eadershlp
I'm gr.mi. I learned lUsthand
how a business Is m il from
every
aspeel."
said
Jen.
"Through ibis piogram I was
able lo gel a behind-the-scenes
look
.it
television
sports
broadcasting. Not only was tt
cx d iln g. but I also learned
wtial li lakes lo pul togelber a
b io .id i.isl mid all the people
n> i tied III oldel lor II lo hap
pen."
In i adm its lo feeling only
sb: IHlv nervous alxiul s p e a k
ing. lu front ol ail audience of
ipproxlm alely 1.000 people. "I
l, , | com lortable lu fn m l o f u
group "I people." slit- says,
-i'.vcn it ibis Is Ihe la iges l
audit m i I've ever addtessed. I
think I'll do fine."
Junior Achievement Is a nonlit organization that works
uah loeal students and bus Iin itltic.d e ami Inspire
young people to value free enlerpilsc. understand business
and eeouom les. and |>reparc
Ha in foi Ha work environment.
|«] |ajt a >< pd tor by t'-n campaign to clact D a »«J Dugan
�SEMINOLE
Cljc Hernlb
Sominoda Herald, Santofd. Florida • Thursday, October 29, 1999 • 1 1
V o lle y b a ll d e c isio n d a y
*1 have a nice team to look for
ward to next year." Corso said.
"This year we had a young team
and I thought It should have gone
farther."
Seminole has had a bad habit
recently of getting ofT to slow starts
and firing back with a flourish to
pull out some comeback wins.
Last night, the ‘Noles dug a hole
too deep.
Oak Ridge ran off the first five
LAKE M A R Y . Rivalries are what
moke sports fun.
That being true. Thursday night's
Class GA-Dlstrfct 3 semifinals
ought to be like spending the right
at Busch Oardens.
With an Impressive 15-2, 15-6
win over Lyman last night In the
Quarterfinals at Lake Mary High
School, Lake Brantley's girls’ vol
leyball team earned a third con
secutive semifinal match
with
cross-county rival Oviedo.
Tonight's contest
will be a
'rubber match' o f sorts, as two
years ago. the Patriots knocked
Oviedo out of the district tourna
ment and then last year the Lions
returned the favor.
Lyman and Lake Brantley playors battle above the net during the Qia n 6ADistrict 3 Quarterfinals at Lake Mary High School Wednesday night.
New Covenant bombs way into Church lead
By Dsaa Smith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ New Covenant Church took a trip
downtown last Friday night.
The undefeated leaders of the City o f Sanford
Recreation and Parks Department Adult Fall
Church Basketball League tossed In an amazing
12 three-pointers In the second half, and 14 for
the game. In blowing out Sanford Church o f the
Nazarene Team No. I. 89-47. In the Dan Pelham
Oymnatorium at Sanford Middle School.
Sanford First Baptist Church stayed right on
New Covenant's tall, scoring 63 second half
points. 24 by Denny Clayton, to overcome a 24
23 halftime deficit and triumph. 63-48. over
Sanford Church o f Uie Nazarene Team No. 2.
In the other gam e last Friday, new entry C a l
vary A postolic got 25 points from Derrick C o o
per to hold oft C.H.O.P.. 66-65, despite a 35potnt effort from Derricko Shaw.
In gam es from O ctober 16th, New Covenant
got a 2-0 forfeit from Calvary Apostolic: Sanford
First baptist Church used a huge second h alf to
l>eat Sanford First Church o f the N azarrne
Team No. I. 64-33: and C.H.O.P. trimmed S an
ford First Church o f the Nazarene Team No. 2.
45-41.
New Covenant Churrh Is now 4-0. with S an
ford First Baptist Church just behind at 3-1.
Trailing the leaders are C.H.O.P. (2-2). Calvary
Apostolic (1-2) and Sanford Church o f the N a za
rene Team No. 1 and Sanford First Church o f
the Nazarrne T ram No. 2 (both 1-3).
This Friday night, Calvary Apostolic takes on
Sanford First Church of the Nazarene Team No.
I at 6:30 p.m.: Sanford First Church o f the
Nazarrne Team No. 2 challenges New Covenant
Church at 7:30 p.m.; and C.H.O.P. battles San
ford First Baptist Church at 8:30 p.m.
O C T O B E R 16
FIRST BAPTIST M , NAZARENE I I S3
Naaaisa* Tsaai «1 (SS)
lion Cardril 0 0-0 0. Tim Oilman I 0-0 3. Grady Lrfctlr 0
0 0 0. Jon Oak* 0 0-0 0. Phillip Sutherland I 0-0 2. Danny
Walton 3 0-2 0. Dak Whitman S 4-8 18. Scan Whitman 0 0
0 0. John Ctm ci 0 0-0 0. Hilly Catalano 0 0-0 0. Jaton Por
ter 3 1-2 8. TOtak: 13 B-B 33.
First Saatlst Chink (M l
Denny Clayton S 2-2 21. Jim Learned 8 2-2 12. (tab
H u m
s m
see more dramatic than the lonely runner.
undreds o f yards from the finish line, still
K
sweating and pumping long after the winners
Church, Page SB
Favorites
dominate
SAC cross
country
title runs
started accepting congratulatory hugs from p eo
ple who didn't mind getting sweat all over them.
They are the real heroes. The ones who finish,
as well as the folks who stand around and wait
for them to finish.
If you think cross country Isn't a serious sport,
think again. Check out the girls after the ftrst
few cross the line. Runners screaming, crying,
holding their sides, then crying again after their
finishing kick wasn't enough for 15th place.
Same with the guys. Some o f the best races
occur minutes after the winners finish when two
runner*, neck and neck, come running out o f the
woods trying not to finish anywhere closer to
Iasi.
The victory arms fly just as high Into the area
and the loser Is Just as upset as the guy who
finished second.
In basketball and football, you can always
blame your teammates. In cross country, there's
only yourself and a day at Central Winds Park
made me believe that cross country provides
some o f the best there Is In high school sport.
By the way. the next big meet Is districts next
Nov. 7 at DeLand. Even if you're still fired about
Friday's football. If you want to see some real
athletic heroes, make It a plan to attend.
L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : Credit a great line to
Kenny Mayne q f ESPN's SportsCenter.
The Issue o f marijuana testing was part o f
Wednesday’s NBA negotiations schedule
which went nowhere and Mayne, one q f the
funniest and driest tn the business said,
‘Drugs were put on the table during today's
bargaining negotiations. That explains a lot. “
I think he was being funny.
The winner o f the 0 p.m. match
will cam a spot In next week's re
gional* and face either Lake Mary
or DeLand. who meet at 4:30 p.m.
today, In the championship game
at 7:30 p.m. tonight.
"Oviedo Is definitely a big rival o f
ours," said Lake Brantley coach
Stan Cutler. "We have a tendency
to take the rivalry personally and
the girts cannot let that happen.
Some teams play better in those
By Joff BsrUaleks
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
Lak# Mary's Nick Stuart (No. 432. right) pulls ahead of ths
pack on his way to winning the boys’ individual title at the
Seminole Athletic Conference Championships at Central Winds
Park in Winter Springs Wednesday afternoon.
WINTER SPRINGS . The rivalry
has been brewing since their
freshman year.
Nick Stuart o f Lake Mary and
Nate Adams o f Lyman have been
battling for county supremacy for
several years and have traded titles
back and forth.
Yesterday, at Central Winds Park
In the Seminole Athletic Confer
ence championship, the two b a t
tled It out yet again for one o f the
final times as seniors.
With 200 yards to go. Stuart and
Adams were neck and neck with
Adams holding a alight lead.
Then Stuart put on a finishing
Franklin Bail Bonds takes Friday Night Lake M ary lead
From Staff Reports
LAKE MARY _ Kevin Lavlgnc
and Steven Dennis drove in two
runs each and Modem Welding
left the tying runs on base in
the bottom o f the seventh In
ning as Franklin Ball Bonds
won the battle o f unbeaten*. 8
6, In the City o f Lake Mary De
partment o f Parka and Recrea
tion Men's Fall Friday Night
Slow Pitch Softball League at
the Lake Mary Softball C om
plex.
In the other games, seven
different players drove In at
least two run* apiece and the
defense held Life Way Commu
nity Church to one single as
Liefler & Sons Trucking posted
a 20-0. three-lnnlng shutout.
And Courtyard by Marriott
ripped the b ill for 35 hits In
thum ping
27-8.
Seagate
Software.
Franklin Hall Honda now
stands alone atop the stand
ings with a 5-0 record, while
Modem Welding and LlefTer &
Sons Trucking are both 4-1.
Completing the standings are
Courtyard by Marriott (1-3),
Life Way Community Church
(0-4) and Seagate Software (0
51.
The league plays a triple
header every
Friday night
starting at 8:30 p.m. at the
Lake Mary Sports Complex on
Ranloul Lane between CR46-A
and Country Club Road, across
from the Mayfair Oolf Course.
Providing the offense were:
Franklin Ball Bonds: two hits
_ Steven Dennis (double, two
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OR1ANDO
_
Sem inole
High
School girls volleyball roach Beth
Corso realized her Henson was
over, but she still
thought It
shouldn't have been over quite yet.
Th e 'Notes tra w led to Oak Ridge
Inst night for the second round o f
the Class SA-Dlstrict 5 sem ifinals.
With a shot ut n regional playofT
berth n the line. Sem inole enm e
out flat and fell 15-10. 15 0 ns the
season came to an end.
Seniors Amanda Cook. M elllssa
W itte and Emily W ontenay played
their final gam e as Sem lnoles but
Corso still returns a young team
next year, featuring Kim Nelson.
M ichelle Cardell, Courtney New
man and freshm an Tara W iggins
am ong the group.
-
usually bunched together until It comes time for
a final kick.
But that also gives them time to separate from
the rest o f the pack, the ones who Just desper
ately wrant to participate. There are few things
By *»m * Werner
HERALD STAFF WRITER
—
Tb the uneducated or, In other words, me be
fore last wreck, cross country Is a race where a
zillion people lake oft at the same time looking
like ants after a giant crumb, run Into the woods
and aren't heard from again for almost a half
hour before com ing back out o f the woods like a
scene from Field o j Dreams.
In couldn't be more unlike that.
Heck, cross country Is a blast as long as 1
don't have to try to run that far.
There Isn't another sport In the county where
Individuals get so much attention whether they
are the winners or losers. The real glory of cross
country. I learned. Isn't In winning. The winners
cross the line with a small bead of sweat and a
smile, take a few deep breaths, and hug their
coaches, all smiley and cheery.
If you want to see the real meaning o f sport,
wait around after the first 10 or some come
through the finish line.
You see real pain. Tears. Qasps for a sem
blance o f breath.
You see kids racing the final 200 yards hoping
to finish 20th Instead o f 21st. not like it matters,
but the entire crowd and their already-finished
teammates still stand at the finish line scream
ing them on.
It's also the loneliest sport.
At Central Winds, the runners basically do
three laps around the course. The top racers are
By Jeff Berlinicke
ASSISTAN T SPO RTS EDITOR
------
W INTER SPRIN G S _ I thought I knew the
m eaning o f the word pain last week.
A fter covering hundreds or basketball, football,
volleyball nnd baseball gam es. I knew It was
time to see m y ftrst cross country meet In p er
son.
What could be m ore boring. 1 thought. I'll have
to stand In the sun for a couple o f hours and see
absolutely no action .
Som etim es I can be stupid and dumb at the
sam e time.
In fact. I liked It so much last week. I looked
forward to heading to Central W inds Park y e s
terday to cover the S em in ole Athletic Conference
ch am pionships.
Class 6A
down to
final four
-
D o n ’ t ju dge an
activity before
you experience
it fo r you rself
Seminole
falls short
in 5A-5
•—
H erald S taff W riter
—
Jeff
Berlinicke
�2n
Semmoln Herald Sanford Flond.1
Thursday. October 29, 1990
Class 6A-------------C o n tin u ed from Page tn
types o f situations and we are
not one nt them
" llie v need In iel their play on the court speak
lor it sell and ignore the |>ersonal stuff.*
L ist n ielli, t«ik e H ia n tlr y s p la y definitely
spoke for Itself
In the llisi came. l-\ke Mrantley and Lyman
w e ir neck and neck until Dana Gorman open ed
up the gallic for the Patriots. Soon. l-'k c Hran11« \ was up B '1 and inner looked hack.
im pressive serving by Elizabeth Phaneitf and
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A.•port Authority w ith respect
to any matter considered at the
m eeting or h e a 'm g scheduled
here>n he o* aha will need e
record cf the proceedings. and
that, for auch purpoae. he or
ahe may need to enaure that a
verbatim record of the p ro c e e d
ings it m ade, w h ich record
includes the testim ony and e v i
dence upon wh»ch the appeal is
baaed
V«CtOr 0 While
E aecutive Director
Pubi'Sh O ctober 29 1996
DEV-739
IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T
OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H
J U D IC IA L C I R C U IT
IN A N O FO R
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y .
F L O R ID A
C A S E NO 9 B -1 4 2 3 C A -1 4 -0
f r a n a l 'N t a ll e n and
C la r a * a l l e n . n.a wife.
Plaintiffs.
v%
S T E L L A A LL E N AND
JO H N O O E A L l f N .
her unknown spouse.
V ER N O N E C H A M B E R S .
ANO JA N E DOC C H A M B E R S ,
his unknow n spouse,
AND D O N A L D R
C H A M B E R S AND
JA N E D OE C H A M B E R S ,
tvs unknow n spouse, and
any unknow n heirs,
devisees, grantees, assigns,
lienors, creditors, trustees, or
other claim ants by.
ttuough, under
or egam ft S T E L L A A L IE N .
V ER N O N C C H A M B E R S
OR D O N A L D R C H A M B E R S
and all parties h aving or
claim ing to have any right,
t.ti# or interest in the
property described.
Defendants
NOTICE OF ACTION
(Section 49.08. Fie. Btet.)
T m £ S TA TE OF F L O R ID A TO
D E F E N D A N TS S T E L L A A L L E N .
« alive, end if dead. A N D J O H N
DOE
A LLEN
her unknow n
s pou se
VERN ON £ C H A M
B ER S if aii»e and if dead. AN D
JA N E D OE C H A M B E R S , h it
unknow n spouse. A N D D O N A L D
R C H A M B E R S , if alive, and if
dead A N D JA N E D O E C H A M
B E R S . his unknow n spousa. all
persons or parties claim ing an
•nterest in the property as heirs,
d e visee s. Q rantees. a s s ig n s ,
enors. creditors, trustees or
other claim an ts by thro ugh
under
or
agam st
S TE LLA
A LL E N . V ER N O N E C H A M B E R S
O R O O N A L O R. C H A M B E R S ,
and ell parties or persons hev*
•<g or c laim in g to have any
right title or interest in and to
m e premises involved in this
suit
t O U ARE H E R E B Y N O T lF lE O
that an action to quiet title to
that
certa in
pro p e rty
in
S em m ole
C o u n ty ,
F lo rida ,
oesenbed as follows:
th e North 1/2 of the Southeast
1 4 of the Southeast 1/4 of the
Northwest 1/4 of Section 21.
Township 20 South, Range 32
Cast. Sem m ole County, Florida
has been filed agamst you and
you are required to serve a
copy of your written defenses,
f any. to it on S T E P H E N M
COOVER
of
H U T C H IS O N .
M AM ELE
A C O O V C R . P A .,
attorneys for Plaintiffs, whose
address is P O
B o i 1149.
Sanford Florida 32772-1149 on
or before Novem ber 16. 1998
end f»ie the oogm el of same m
the office of the Clerk of the
above
styled
C o u rt
either
before s ervice on Plaintiffs'
attorney of imm ediately th e re
after, otherwise, a default will
be entered agam st you for the
relief
dem anded
m
the
Cum plam l
W ITN E S S MV H A N O AN D SEA L
of this Court on O C T O B E R 12.
1998
M AMVANNE M O R SE
C L C n * OF TH E
C IR C U IT C O U R T
Dy Cecelia V Ekern
D eputy Clerk
P ub h fh O ctober 19. 22. 29. end
Novem ber 9. 1998
D EV 128
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE 18TH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN A N D FO R
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y .
F L O R ID A
CA9E NO: 9821200R 020
IN R f The M arriage of
Jeffery S Angelt
Husband.
and
l a me 14 Harlow A rg a li.
Wife
N O T IC E O F A C T IO N
D IS S O L U T IO N
OF M A R R IA G E
V OU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D
m at an a tion for dissolution o!
ma»r>age has been tiled agamst
you and you are required to
serve e copy of your written
defenses. •• any. to it on Pamela
Legal Notices
Ba»|
A .jnii Petitioner, whose
scl h a t s *s t f b t Palm A ve ..
Winter Ta lk . FL 37789 on or
l +K re N O V I M U IR 9. 1998. and
• o the t’l.gm ai with the c»erk o*
if^s court before s ervice on
M i He y there
j*te- it yo u fail to d o so. a
te*au't »
be entered agamst
you to» the ifk # t dem anded in
the petition
W t T N f t S my hand and the
*e t of tn.s court on O C T O B E R
V 1999
MARVANNC M O R SE
CLERK OF T h e C O U R T
By l uAnne Wo. Jl*y
Deputy Clerk
Publish October 8. 13. 22. 29.
1999
OEV-67
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE t 8TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
GENERAL
JURISDICTION DIVISION
CASE NO. 88-220CA14E
C H E M IC A L M O R TG A G E
C O M PA N Y.
Plaintiff,
VS
M A R G A R ET A C O R D E K
A. K -A M A R G A R E T ANNE
C O R D E K F/ k /A M A R G A R E T
C TA BO R , et al..
Defendants
AMCNOEO NOTICE
OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Notice is hereby given that,
pursuant
to
that
Ordar
Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale
dated O ctober 24th. 1998. and
entered m civil case number 98220CA14E. of the Circuit Court
of the 19th Judicial Circuit *t
and
for
Semmota County.
Florida . wherem CHEMICAL
M O R TG A G E
COMPANY.
is
Piam t.ff and MARGARET A.
CORDEK
AJK/A MARGARET
ANNE CORDEK F/K/A MAR
GARET C TABOR. ROBERT E
TABOR. REMINGTON OAKS AT
THE CROSSINGS HOMEOWN
ERS ASSOCIATION. INC A/K/A
REMINGTON OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC..
THE
CROSSINGS
MASTER
COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION.
INC . CITY OF SANFORD. A
FLORIDA MUNICIPAL CORPO
RATION.
. UNKNOWN PERSONlS) IN POSSESSION OF
THE SUBJECT REAL PROPER
TY NO 1. N/K/A RICK LONG,
ta/are Dalendant(a). I will tall fo
the highest and best bidder for
cash at the west front door of
the Seminole County court
house in Ssntord. Semmole
County. Florida, at 11 00 AM .
on the 24th day ot November,
1996. the following deaenbed
property as set forth in said
Final Judgment, to wit:
LOT 40. REMINGTON OAKS AT
THE CROSSINGS, according to
the Plat thereof ea recorded in
Plat Book 36. Paget 66-70.
Public Racorda of Sammolo
County. Florida
NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
DEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE
ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM
IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT
COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A OEBT ANO ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Dated the 26th day of October.
1996
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk of Circuit Court
By Jane E. Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
CODiUS S STAWIARSKI
4010 Scout Boulevard
Suita 4SG
Tampa. Florida 33607
CAS (96-00106
It you art a person with a dis
ability who neads any accom
modation tn ordar lo participate
m this proceeding, you art enti
tled. at no cost to you. to the
provisions of certain assis
tance Please contact Court
Administration at 301 N. Park
Avenos. Sanlord. Florida 32771,
Telephone: (407) 323-4330 with
in two (2) working days of your
racaipt of this Amended Notice
of Foreclosure Sale; if you art
hearing or voice unpaired, call
1-800-933-6771.
Publish: October 2S. and
November 3. 1998
DEV-237
IN TH8 CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIOHTBBNTN
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIOA
Case ne. SE-438E-OR
IN RE Tf*# Msrnage of
L O U IS D O ELL
Petitioner/Husband
and
U G IA M A T E U S B E LL
Re spondent/Wrf a
NOTICE OF ACTION
OF DISSOLUTION
OF MARRIAGE
TO LIGIA M A T E U S BELL
Y O U ARE H E R E B Y NOTlFlEO
met an action for dissolution of
mamage has bean filed agamst
you and you art required lo
*#rve a copy of your wrrtten
defenses, if any. lo it on Louis
D Ben. whose address is 1383
W SR 434 *103. Longwood. FL
12730 on or before NOVEMBER
27. 1996 and file the original
anttl tha Clerk of Ihia court
before service on Petitioner or
immediately thereafter. If you
fail to do so. a default will be
entered agamst you for the
relief demanded m the petition..
W A R N IN G Rule 12 283 Florida
Family Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain automatic dis
closure ot docum ents and infor
mation F a J ura to comply can
result m sanctions, including
dismissal or striking of p lsa d mgs
W i T M S S m y hand and the
seal of this court on O C T O B E R
76 t998
(S EA L)
MAMVANNE M O R SE
C i l R K OF TH E C O U R T
By Luanne W oodley
Deputy Clerk
Publish
October 29.
November 3. 12. 19. 1998
DEV 233
and
good defensive w ork bv Tina M rllklan pul Ihc
I'.ititots over the top. Lynian was unable to s a l
vage another point and Lake Brantley look the
first gam e 15-2.
Lyman came b.u k with a little more life In the
second and w as up G-0 early In the game. K ary
McDaniel was the m otivator for the Greyhounds,
cheering on her team m ates and playing a gg res
sively al the net.
Unfortunately for Lyman. It Just wasn't enough
as ihc Greyhounds never scored an oth er point.
After racing lo nine points and then stallin g
for seven p ossession s. Lady Patriot Leslie W h it
taker scored four straight service points lo lake
Lake Brantley over Ihc top with a 15-15 win.
Despite Its early dism issal. Lynian reflected
positively on the season.
"Although we had an up and down season, w e
have Improved so much this year." said Lynian
conch Doug W olhsteln. "It might not have
shown In our record hut because I am a first-
Legal Notices
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IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT
Or THK i a iN JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND TOR
■ IM IN O L t COUNTV,
FLORIDA
Q IN IR A L
JURISDICTION OIVISION
CASS NO: •• 1*43 CA 14P
NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC
PLAINTIFF
VS
IN THB COUNTY COURT
OF THB 1IOHTSENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR
9IM INOLB COUNTY,
FLORIOA
CASS NO. S F -IT S S -C C -IO -U
COACH LIGHT ESTATES.
SECTION II. INC . a not
lor profit Florida corporation.
Plaintiff,
JAMES A. JACKSON. ET AL
DEFENOANTIS)
N O TIC t OF ACTION
CON STRUCT IV I SIRVICK
TO TONYA N MITCHELL A/K/A
TONTA MITCHELL; UNKNOWN
SPOUSE
OF
TONTA
N.
M ltCHELL
A/K/A
TONYA
MITCHELL. JAMES A JACKSON ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE
OF JAMES A JACKSON wSoe*
r ..l d .n c .
I.
unknown
II
h ./ .h ./ lh .y b* living; and it
n ./.h ./th .y b* d ..d , in .
unknown d .l.n d .m . who may
b . .p o u .« ., n.ira, d . v i . . . . ,
g ia n t..., . . . i g n . . t , li.nora,
creditor*. Iru .t..* , and all pal
lia. claiming an int.r.at by,
thiougn. und.i of again.! tf>»
O al.nd.nl., who a i. not known
to b . d.ad oi aliva, and .<1 per!>•« having or claiming lo hav.
any nghl. Id l. or ln l.r ..t in tha
property d.acnb.d m th . mortgag. baing toradoaad haraln.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
lhai an action lo foraclota a
mortgag* on th* following
ve.
DOUGLAS J. TRONOLONE
and UNKNOWN SPOUSE.
Defendants
NOTICE OF SALS
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
that on lha 19th day ol
November, 1999 at tt.00 a m. at
tha watt front door of the
Seminole County Courthouse in
Sanlord, Florida, tha under
signed Clark will otter for aal*
tha following daaenbad real
property:
THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI
UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT
33. BUIID'NQ H. COACH LIOHT
ESTATES SECTION II. A CONCOMINIUM PURSUANT TO THE
DECLARATION OF C O N D O
MINIUM RECORDED IN OFFI
CIAL RECORDS BOOK 1373,
PAQE 1930. PUBLIC RECORDS
OF SEkflNOLE COUNTY, FLORI
DA.
together with all structure*,
improvement*, future*, appli
ances, and appunsnancat on
said land or uaad In conjunction
property
therewith
LOT 41. BLOCK 36. 4TH SEC
TION DREAMWOLO. ACCORD
ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF.
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4.
PAGE 99 OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA,
hat baan Mad egemet you and
you ara raquuad to t t r v t a
copy of your wntttn datanaaa,
rf any, lo it on OAVID J. STERN.
ESO. Plaintiff'a attorney, whoa*
addrtt* It 901 • Unlvaraity
Dfiv* 9500. Plantation, FL
33134 (no latar than 30 day*
tiom th* data ot th* First publi
cation ot thi* notic* ot action)
and tila tha original with tha
dark ot thta court either before
eervice on Piattilltfe attorney or
immediately thereafter; otherwiaa a default will be entered
agalnat you tor tha tallal
demanded in tha complaint or
petition filed harem.
WITNESS my hand and tha
aaal ol Ihia Court at SEMINOLE
County. Florida, thia 19th day of
OCTOBER. 1991.
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
BV: Ruth King
Deputy Clark
LAW OFFICES OF
DAVID J. STERN
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
•01 t . UNIVERSITY DRIVE
SUITE S00
PLANTATION. FL 33134
M-3S3S7INCL)
Publrah: October 33. 39. 1999
DEV-1 rs
Tha aforesaid aal* will ba
mad* pursuant to a Summary
Final Judgment antarsd In Civil
No. 9I-379S-CC-30-U pending
in tha County Courl at the
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In
and lor Seminole County.
Flonea.
Dated ihia tlth day ol
October. 1999.
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK CLERK OF THE
COUNTY COURT
By: Jana E. Jasewic
Deputy Clark
NOTICE
AMERICANS W ITH
DISABILITIES A C T OF I B M
Administrative Order
Me. BT-S
It you ara a person with a dis
ability who noada any accom
modation m ordar to participate
in this proceeding, you ara enti
tled, at no coat to you. to the
provision ol certain aaalttanc*
Flaat*
contact
Court
Admlnrstration at 301 N. Park
Avenue. Suits N301, Sanlord
FL 13771 (407| 331-4310
aat.4317 within > working days
ot your receipt of this notice; It
you ara hearing or vole
impaired, call 1-B00-SSS-S771.
TAYLOR ANO CARLS. PJk.
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
1900 SUMMIT TOWER
BOULEVARD. SUITE 900
ORLANDO. FLORIDA 13E10
Publish: Octobar I I . 39. 1999
DEV-177
IN T N I C IR C UIT CO URT
OF THB 1STN JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA
IN AMD FOR
SSMIHOLS CO UNTY
JURISDICTION OIVISION
CASH NO. ST-1SSS-CA-14K
CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTGAGE CORPORATION,
t/k/a Chemical RdaMantial
Mortgage Corporation, t/k/a
Margaretten • Company. Inc..
Plaint iff.
VS.
STEPHEN M. POPE; at al..
Defendant*
AM BR OID NO TICS
OF FORBCLOSURN BALM
Notice la hereby given that,
pureuent
to
that
Order
Reecheduling Foredoeure Bata
datad October 39th, 199S, and
enterad In civU caaa number 971909-CA-14K, ot tha Circuit
Court of tha tlth Judicial
Circuit In and tor Samlnala
County. Florida, wherein CHASE
MANHATTAN MORTOAOI COR
PORATION. F/K/A CHEMICAL
RESIDENTIAL
M ORTOAOI
CORPORATION. F/K/A MAROARETTCN • COMPANY. INC.,
la Plaintiff and STEPHEN M.
POPE, FIRST FAMILY FINANCIAL-SERV1CIS. INC. C/O THE
FRENTICE HALL CORPORA
TION SYSTEM R.A.. la/ara
D*f*ndanl(t), I wW *#W to th*
h ig h lit and beat bidder tar
ceeh at tha weet front deer at
tha Samlnala County court
house In Sanlord, Seminole
County. Florida, at 11:00 A.M.
on tha t7th day ot November,
1999. tha following daaenbad
property aa eat forth in eaid
Final Judgment, to wit:
LOT 41, SAN SERASTIAN
HEIGHTS, UNIT 3. ACCORDING
TO
THE
PLAT THEREOF.
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IT,
PAGES St AND S3 OF T H I PUB
LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
DEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT VOU ARE
AOVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM
IS DEEMED TO BE A OEBT
COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A OEBT AND ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Dated the EStti day ol October.
1999
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark ol Circuit Court
By Jana E. Jaaewic
Deputy Clark
CO0IUS • STAWIARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Suita 4SO
Tampa. Florida 13907
CAS 497-0309S
Publish
Octobar 39, and
November 9, 1999
OEV-319
IN THB C IR C UIT CO URT
FOR SBM MOLB COUNTY,
FLORIOA
PROOATR DIVISION
File Hum ban M -S M -C P
IN R I; ESTATE OF
HAROLD E. METHVEN
Deceased.
NOTICE
OF ADMINISTRATION
Tha administration ot tha
aetata
ot
HAROLD
■METHVEN. deceased, Fite No.:
M -SSS-CP it pending In the
Circuit Court for M M
County,
Florida.
Division, the address ot which
la SOI N. Park Avenue, Sanford,
Florida 33771. Tha namoe and
addressee ot tha personal rep
resentative and tha personal
representative's attorney are
set forth below.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All persona on whom this
notice la served who have
objections that challenge tha
vdbdtty of the will, tha qualifica
tions of the personal repreeentetlve. venue, or purledid ion of
thia Court are required to Me
their objections with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
AM creditors of the decedent
and other persons havtns
claim* or demand* against
decedent, attgle on whom g
copy ol this notice Is served
wtthm three months after the
date of the lust publication of
thi* notice must Me their claim*
with this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIR1T PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All other creditors of the deca
dent and parson* having claim*
or demand* agamst the dece
dent's estate mutt the their
claims with this court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF. THE FIRST PUBLICA
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILE0
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Th* data of the first publica
tion ol true Notice le October
33. 199$.
Personal Representative:
Robert J. Math van
111 N.Casey Key Road
Osprey. Florida 3433*
Attorney for
Personal Representative
GREGORY D. LERCH. ESO
Attorney For Petitioner
Florida Bar Ne. OS33ttO
110 Holder neat Drive
Longwood. Florida 137FS
Telephone: (407) BdS-0030
Publish: October 33. 39. 1999
DEV-17#
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
yrar voarlt. the train had lo learn a whole new
way o f doing things.
"These girls len n ird how to play varsity vo l
leyball and now all they have to do Is
strengthen their skills. They learned a lot this
year and we're off to a good start with thr p ro
gram."
After the U ik r H rantlry-Lyinaii game. No. 3
seed D etain! and No. G Lake Howell took the
court for the second quarterfinal gam e.
C L A M B A -D I8T R 1C T 8
Rt Oak RMgo High School, Orlaado
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 37
flams 1 „ Seminole defeated Mainland. 13-15, IS
IS. 15-4.
asms 3 _ Ddtonn defeated Pine Ridge. 15-2. 4-15,
15-10.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 38
flams 3 _ Deltona defeated Spruce Creek , 1541,
Although the Silver Hawks have had a rough
year, no one expected that they would fall so
easily to the dom inant B ulldogs.
In game one. D rlju id w as up 4-0 on their first
service opportunity.
Ashy I’erasza served for one Silver Hawks
point before Delauid regained possession. Lake
Howell didn't score again until late In the gam e,
when Jarkle Sam clson served for the second
Sliver Hawk point.
It was loo little loo late and DcLand held 1-ake
Howell to take the first gam e 15-2.
The second gam e was much o f the sam e.
With a 4-0 lead. Lady Bulldog Amanda
Thom pson's serving was the key to nine unan
swered points which took Dcl-and to 13-0 on
one possession .
Lake Howell did m uster two points o f Its own
before succum bing to DcLand 15-2.
As m entioned earlier In the story, ih c sem ifi
nals will be played at 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. and
the finals at 7:30 p.m. tonight. The winners o f
tlie sem ifinals will both ca m spots In the reglonals next week, with the district cham pion
getting to play at hom e.
10-15. 15-13 .
Orris 4 _ Oak Rklgc defeated Seminole, 15-10,
15-6.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER S t
CHAMPIONSHIP QAME . Deltona v*. Oak Ridge.
7 p.m.
C L A M 6 A -D IB T K IC T 9
at U k a Mary High lokool
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER M
Osms 1 _ Lake Dnmtley defeated Lyman, IB-t,
156.
Oama 3 _ DcLand defeated lake Howell. 15-2. 153.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER S t
Oama 8 .Lake Mary vs. DcLand, 4:30 p.m.
Ormm 4 _ Oviedo vs. Lake Brantley. 6 p.m.
CHAMPIONSHIP QAME _ Lake Mary-DcLand
winner v*. Ovtcdo-Lake Brantley winner, 7:30 p.m.
C L A M S A -D U T R IC T 19
at W i t t i f t B B High H t — I
THURSDAY, OCTOBER B t
Oama 1 _ fW w Beach vs. Melbourne Central
Catholic. 6 pan.
CHAMPKMHRP QAME .Winter Sprtr** vs.
Game 1 winner. 7:30 p.m.
C la s s 5 A
points o f the
match, but Sem inole charged back. W iggins and
Canlell eante o ff the bench and rulllcd the team
to a 6-5 lead, but Oak Ridge's Lnquanda C otlen
continued to slam the ball down Ihc S em in ole
throats.
The pendulum swung to the Pioneers who
look a 10-G lead, but e 'N oles tied it at 10 with
four straight points o ff W itte's serve. A fie r a
side-out. Oak Ridge served out the match.
In the final gam e, Sem inole scorrd Ihc first
four points and led 5 - 1 behind Cook's powerful
net play and W ontenay's Bcrve. Nelson did a
strong Job o f setting and Sem inole had m om en
tum, but the 'Noles, despite C om o's su bsta
tions, got sloppy and Oak Ridge outseorrd
Seminole 14-1 the rest o f the way.
To make things worse, Cotten went to the
bench with the Pioneers trailing 5-1 and S em i
nole didn't take advantage, brin g outseorrd 5-1
until she re-entered.
It was a frustrating yra r In whleh Sem inole,
although Improved over last season, never got
on a roll and had. according to Corso, too many
mental lapses.
"We cam e out to play our gam e tonight, w r
Just didn't attack well," C orso said.
Sem inole rn drd with a .500 record.
Tonight. Deltona faces Oak Ridge for thr d is
trict title with the w inner gaining hom e court
advantage In the first-round o f rrglonnls and the
losers facin g a road trip.
Stephanie Cornell (No. 520, center) runs with the
pack at the start ol Wednesday's girls race. But the
Lake Brantley senior quickly pulled away to win by
HweMPbeeetbyFMeu*'*
more than two seconds as she repeated as Seminole
Athletic Conference champion and led the Patriots to
the SAC Team Championpship at Centra) Winds Park.
Continued from Page IB
Running----Continued from Page IB
kick lo take the title by Just
over a second over Adams.
It wasn't a total loss for
Adams as the Lyman boys
easily captured the team title.
"I've been racing him since
my freshman year," Adams
said. "It’a always d o se when
we race. I give Nate a ton of
credit, especially since he got
100 yards ahead at one time."
The two will meet again next
Saturday at the district meet In
DcLand.
The top seven finishing boys
earned All-SAC honors. Be
sides Adams and Stuart, other
first-learners included Aaron
Borges (Lyman). Dan Austin
(Lake Howell). Doug Brown
(Lyman). Ben Alpcr (Lyman
and Robert Fore (Lyman).
In the team competition,
Lyman, the No. 2 ranked team
In the state, outpaced f-akr
Howell with Winter Springs
finishing third.
For the girls. Lake Brantley's
Stephanie Cornel), who won
last week's Just For Feet
Seminole Invitational, contin
ued her winning ways with an
almost two-second win over
Amy Giles o f Winter 'Springs
with a strong finish after trail
ing early.
Cornell also won the SAC
meet last season.
"I knew she would be hard to
beat," Cornell said. T h e re was
a lot o f pressure to repeat from
last year but 1 felt pretty good
the whole time. 1 had every
thing left in me at the end."
She gave credit to teammate
Belinda Bargmann who fin
ished third.
"As I turned a comer In Die
race. I know I'm not supposed
to but I looked over my shoul
der and saw her gaining,"
Cornell said. ‘ But I did and It
got me going."
After Cornell.
Giles
and
Bargmann.
Claudia
Beltel
(Lake Mury). Jennifer Elthclberger (Lake Brantley). Jas
mine Domford (Lake Mary) and
Megan McMillan (Lake Bran
tley) rounded out the top seven
finishers that earned All-SAC
honors.
Lake Urnntlry, ranked sec
ond In the Class 6A state poll,
won the team competition,
followed by Oviedo and Winter
Springs.
SEMINOLE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
CROM COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
at Costrml Wind* Park. V ta tsr Springs
BOYS
TEAM _ I. Lynian. 33: 3. Lukr lluwrU. 69; 3. Wlnlrr Spring*. 79: 4. Luke Mary
S3: 5. Luke flrentley. 130; 6 Oviedo 134: 7. Seminole. IBB.
INDIVIDUALS _ I. Nick Stuart. Luke Mary. IB 52.09. 2. Nate Adam*. Lyman.
15:53.B5: 3. Aaron Uorgn. Lyman. 1622.47; 4. t)an Auatln. !■■*«- lluwrU.
16 28.51; 6. Doug Urown. Lyman. 103097: 0. lien Alprr. Lyman. 10 3802; 7.
Hubert Fore. Lyman. 10:43.23: 8. Glen WlUun. Winter Spring*. 10:48 01; 9. tLnfd
Hinge. Lake Mary. 10:48.45: 10. Olan ArUmrndl. Lake lluwrU. 10:50 91: It. Jo*h
Aber. Lake lluwrU 10:58.01: 12. Jon llubbard. Seminole. 105899: 13. John
Flnke. Lyman. 17:01.09: 14. Anthony Napoittana. Wlnlrr Spring*. 17:02 18; IB.
Eric Williams. Winter Spring*. 17:10.58: 10. Travle Gardner. Oviedo 17:14.59. 17.
Mike Simmon*. Lake llowrll. 17:17.01: 18. James Sternberg. Lake Hranlln,
17:23.16: IS. Dartn Uuxbaum. Lake Mary. 17:32.39: 20. Scan Snyder. Winter
Spring*. 17:3818
GIRLS
TEAM _
I. Lake Urantlry. 24: 2. Oviedo. 80; 3. W ln lrr Springs. 87: 4. Lym an.
92: 5. Lake Mary. 104: 0. Lake lluw rU. 127: 7. Seminole. 200.
UtmVUHJALE _ I. Stephanie Cornell. Lake Urantlry. 19:10.78; 2. Amy Giles.
Winter Spring*. 19:18.54: 3. Uellnda Uargmann. Lake lltamlry, 19:27.99, 4.
Claudia Beltel. Lake Mary. 19:29.80; B. Jennifer Elrhrtbrrgrr. Lake Urantlry.
19:40 81; 4 Jasmine Domford. lake Mary. 19 43 04: 7. Megan McMillan. Lake
Hranlley. 19 55.72; 8. Dan Wise. Lake llranllry. 20 09 07: 9. Krletm WoUr. Ly
man. 20:32.41; 10. Jennifer MlU*. Lake Urantlry. 20.30 75; II. Kristie Johnson.
Winter Springs. 20.40.80. 12. Megan Dube. Oviedo. 20 48.IH. 13. Sarah MrCleary.
Oviedo. 20:50.53; 14. Anna Starhow. Lyman. 21:01.09; IS. Victoria Urown. Lake
Urentley. 21:04.33: 10. Lindsey Alblter. Winter Spring*. 21:05.70; 17. Ekna
CavaUlnl. Oviedo. 21:17.89; IB. Katie Juteon. Oviedo. 21:23.11: 19. Crystal McKin
ney. Lake HuwrU. 21:27.89; 20. Anna Fnuu. Oviedo. 21:31.40.
NOTES _ Top * m e (7) SaUAora la oaah race are First Team AUWemlaol*
Atklotla Ciaferaa.e: Eighth (Oth) threogh 14th flatohat* la e*ah raaa *ra ■*#-
Hackers tied for first
WINTER SPRINGS _ ThcresA Walburger
tossed a five-hitter as the PBS-Hackers from
Oviedo avenged Its only loss o f the season
and remained a tied for first place In the City
o f Winter Springs Women's Fall Slow Pitch
Softball League at Central Winds Park Mon
day night.
Walburger also had three hits. Including a
double, and scored three runs as the Hack
ers topped GDDC 11-3. GDDC had beaten
the Hackers 7-5 In a game earlier this sea
son.
The Hackers and Select Management,
whom the Hackers play at 7:30 p.m. next
Monday night, are both 5-1.
Other hitters for the Hackers were Jaudon
Martctte (three-for-three. three RBI. three
put outs In leftcenter), Terri Mann (two sin
gles. two runs scored, three RBI), Roseanne
Fry (two singles, two runs scored, two RBI),
Anna Hollis (two singles, nine put outs In left
field) and Jackie Janowlak (two singles, two
runs scored, two RBI).
Ptssss BPS Brlsfs, Psgs SB
�Seminole Herald, Sanford Florida - Thursday, October 29, 1998 •3 B
Church----------------
Slrar Myala 3 0 I 0 Jam al Ityala O 0 0 0. Mike Memly 3 2 !i
0. I.ylc Mnhlnann 1)0 O 0. S.ml Johnaon 0 0 0 0 Tntala 17
9 10 4H.
Hallllme wane . Nararrne <2 24, Flrat llapllal 23 Three
pnlnl Drill Koilla . Flral llapllal 4 (Clayton 2. Kcnnnn 21.
Nararrne »2 5 (Wade. Walaon Howard. Kinnrll. Itemlvl To
lal Ionia . Flral llapllal 12. Nararrne «2 17 FMlktl mil _
Flral llapllal I (Slraiiaa) Trtlihit.il, none
C o n tin u ed fro m Pa ge IB
Fimwllmii 12 I-I 20. Timy Wryll I 1-2 3. Jnc
I 0 (I
2. David Hunt 0 0 0 0 Total* 27 0-7 04.
Ilallllmr •rote _ Flret ll.iptKl 30. N.i/.imw »l 29 Tlirwpoinl field Koala _ Nazarrnc *1 2 III Whitman, fuilitl. Find
ilaplUt 4 IClaytnu 3, lii-.srllmi* ||. Total finila _ Nauirnr • I
0. First llaptlvl 71 Fouled out . none Twhntral* . none
Lllin 5 0 0 12, Jaaiiri IVnlrr 2 2 4 0, (Irmly D-Rrlle 0 0 0 I),
.lull Oaks 0 0 0 II I n|iilw 20 200 47.
H.iUlliik- Mine . New Cnvcli.iiit 37. Narairne *1 13. ThreeImini field Rnala New Cmenanl I t (Dana 0. Dakharl 4. Hell
2. M Wllllama. J Wllllamal; Naitrrnr » l 5 imlninre 2.
Catalano 2. Wnlsonl Tnlal Inula _ New Covenant 5; Nararrne
• I H I'nuled mil _ none. Tcelmleals _ mine
C A L V A R Y A P O S T O L IC GO. C .H .O .P. G5
C.H .O .P. 48, N A ZAR ENE #2 41
Nacarene Team No. 2 (41)
Sootl Winle 0 2 2 12. Mare lleliney I 1-2 3. Tim Wiilsmi 0
0 0 0. Milan Howard 0 0 0 0. Ilrnndnn Klnnelt 0 3 7 15.
Steve ItyaN 2 1-3 5. Jatrud Ityali 0 0 2 0, Mike Hemley 1 0 II
2. Lyle Hnlilnv.ni 100 2, Sr olt Johnson 0 0 0 0. Vlnre How
ard I 0-1 2. Totals: 17 7-17 41
C.H.O.P. (48)
Ik-mard Srnllh Jr. 3 0 0 7. .Illmet Swain 2 2 3 0. limit ho
Straw 10 (I 0 20, Charlie Holllw Jr. 10 0 2. Ik-rnatd Smith
Sr 3 O O II. IliitiK IIokI's 1 0 2 2. Itnhrrl Kry 10 0 2. Vernon
Harr la 0 0 0 0. Theory StnriKer 00 3 0, Chrla Halley 0 0 0
0. Hr mud Lrnlalk 00 0 0 Imala 21 2 10 45
C a lv a ry A p o a to lic C h u rch (6G)
OeorRr llakrr 5 1 11 I I . Derrlik Cnnprr M 0-10 25. l-rwtener Oordon 3 2 2 9. Norman I trier ly O i l 13 Comrllila
Crrrlrr 4 0 0 H
C .ll.O .P . (0 8 )
Ik-mard Smith Jr 3 0 0 o. |)anla Johlraon O 0 0 0 |kna>
llilRha 5 3 5 14 lim it kn Shaw 15 0 2 35 lenity Nrlma 0 0
0 0. Nk k Nrlma 2 0 0 4, 'theory SlrlliRer 0 0 0 II. (Iia illr
HnlllaJr 2 1 1 5 . Ilota rt Kev O 110 0 Ik-mard Smllh Sr O
12 I ..... la 27 5 10 05.
I lain line set ire _ (M l O F. 35, Calvary A|aiatolk' 29 Hirer
1mint held Kn-rla _ Calvary A|antulk j |i m.|a*T 3 Dnrdonl
C.ll l l l'. 0 (Shaw 5. IliiRhs) 1ul.i] kails _ r atvaiy Aposlnlli
10; C H O I ’ 10 Fiiuted mil .m m e TrehtiH til* Calvary A|>
iiatollr I Kir.Ilk,nl
Hallllme wore . C II O 1* 22. Narairne #2 20 Thtr-r point
Held Koala C I I OI V I III. Srnllh Jr I Total Ionia _ Nararrne
•2 10; C II O I’ 14 Fouled mil rMme lei link ala N.i/.irrnt•2 I IMemlyl
NEW C O V E N A N T 89. NAZARENE f 1 47
New Covenant Church (SB)
O C T O B E R 23
F IR S T B A P T IS T 63, N AZAR ENE « 2 48
Sanford Flrat Baptist Church (S3)
Ik-tiny Clayton 13 5 0 33 Dan Stranaa 3 12 II, Jir IVu
pk-a 3 1-3 7. Knarla Kennori 3 4 4 12. Jim Sihaefrr 0 01) 0.
.Dm learned 00 0 0 Intala 24 11-15 C3
Nacarene Team No. 2
Sr mi Wade 2 1-2 II. Mare lleliney I 1-2 3. Tim Walarai I
4 4 7. IIrian Ikiward 2 1-2 6. Ilrandmi Klrmell 5 00 II.
Charlie O'llrten 3 1-2 7. Marina Williams | 0 0 3 Inny
Davla 12 0 0 30. Chaitra li nin'm 3 I I 7 Jerome Wllllama 2
0 0 5. Maupila Hell 7 12 17 Mike Da kli-UI k i l l ) 21) Intala
30 3 5 HU
Nacarene Team No. 1 (47)
Mon Cardrll 0 0 O 0. I mi Ollmnrr 2 0 0 li I‘h,llip Siilhrr
D im) I 0 2 2. Danny Walami H0 0 17. Hole Whilman 2 0 0
4. Seiin W1illrii.ni 0 0 0 0. John Carnes 0 0 I) 0 lltllv C.il.i
Briefs
The really big event will tie Saturday night
at New Smyrna SjK-cdwny as D i p 33i ) i Annual
Florida G overnor's Cup will be contested.
Tlie nice Is for Dili* Models and will c o n
sist o f 200 D ips [laying $3.(KX) to win T lie
race will also lie taped lo lie shown on S iiislilne Network and FOX at a later dale.
Indianapolis 300 champion Eddie ( In ever
will also lie on hand to sign autographs from
6 p.m. to H p.m. anti will also la- Die o lflrla l
starter for the race.
C o n tin u ed fro m P a ge 2B
G o v e r n o r ’ s C u p this w e e k e n d
SAM SULA _ It will a busy weekend at the
local FASCAR tracks tills week.
Friday night at Orlando SpcrdW orld, thrre
will lie a first-ever all frniale, 20-Dip S ch ool
Bus Figure-8 In addition to tlie regular card
of Ditc Models, U ntiled L a ir Models. Open
W heeled Modified. Sportsm an, Mini-Stock.
Bomber.
Run-A-Bouts
and
4-Cyllnder
Bom ber.
Call (904) 427-4129 (or more Information.
HtraM VlMrto by Arch Soon-s
Artitur Bootho (No 1) and Steve Finch (No 99 on Iho
ground) combino lo bring down a Bravos runnor m Iho
Lake Mary Mtdgol's 26-12 victory ovor Lake Conway
Saturday altornoon at Boone High School.
Free Duck Hunting Workshop
L ake M ary Pop W arner
scheduled for November 14
Special to the Herald
ROSELAND _ T h r Florida
G am e and Frrsli W a lrr Fish
Com m ission (GFC| is present*
* lug a free workshop for anyone
Interested In learning how and
where lo hunt ducks In Florida.
The fam ily-oriented event Is
dr signed for beginning through
advanced duck hunters and
those unfam iliar with duck
hunting In Florida.
It Is scheduled for Saturday,
Nov. 14, from 9 a.in. until 4:30
p.m., at Dir Koscland C om m u
nity
Center
In
Hoseland.
* Koscland Is locatetT In Die
northeast c o m e r o f Indian
River Counly Just south o f thr
Urevard County line.
T h e Gam e and Fresh W ater
Fish Com m ission has offered
this w orkshop for Die past
three years and It's been so
successful that It’s b ecom in g
un annual event," said Ron
Bielefeld, GFC waterfowl b io lo
gist and workshop coordin ator.
T lie our day w orkshop w ill
Ik * packrd with Just ubuul all
the Inform ation needed lo get
started duck hunting In F lo r
ida.
Uy th r tim e It's over, p a rtic i
pants will be fam iliar with
what to wear, what equipm ent
Is needed, how lo set up Die
hunting area, how lo Identify
ducks, pro|>rr hunting ethics,
where lo go, how lo gel there,
and more.
In addition, there will tie a
live retriever dem onstration, as
well us instruction on posthunting activities such as huw
tu legally transport birds, how
to rleun them, and cvrn a few
recipes on how to prepare
Ihem fur Die supper la b lr.
"Duck hunting Is a great way
to get out and enjoy all the
outdoors has to offer. I en
courage people to tuke advan
tage o f this w orkshop lo get
the most out o f their hunting
experience." said Bielefeld.
Th e workshop will again he
taught by hunters and GFC b i
ologists Ron Bielefeld and Rick
Brust.
Bielefeld has u masters d e
gree in w ildlife biology from
Louisiana State U niversity and
a bachelors degrre from the
University o f W isconsin. Ills
masters thesis wnH a study o f
eanvusback ducks on Dir M is
sissippi D ella.
Brunt has a bachelors degree
in wildlife biology from the
University o f W isconsin w here
he also
took
postgraduate
rtusses In biology and w ildlife
management. Ills masters D ie
sis dealt with hooded m ergan
sers In Central W isconsin and
he has w’orked us a GFC w a
terfowl
biologist
fur
eight
yeurs.
Space Is limited and reserva
tions are requested, If you call
alter hours please leave a voter
mall message, o r you can Em.ill
Bielefeld
at
b ie le lr « gfc.sla te.fi.us.
To grl to the Roseland C o m
munity Center from In terstate
93. take Exit 69 (Fellsm err
Road. CK 3121 east toward Se
bastian. At Roseland Road turn
left (north) and go about 6
miles to 129th Place and turn
left (west|. Go to the end o f tinroad and turn led. T h r c o m
munity center Is oil Die Inlinedlate right.
From U.S. I III Roseland.
turn west on to Roselund Road
and go about one m ile to 129th
Place. Turn right and go to Die
end o f the road and turn left.
H ie com m unity center Is on
the Immediate right. P a rtici
pants should bring u lunch;
cold drinks will be provided.
team s have aw esom e day
By A rch B ooth e
Special to Die Herald
OMI.ANDO _ Th e L ik e Mary Rams Pop W arner
Football League team s I tad a great day last Satunlay, traveling to Boone High School In Or
lando and retim iln g hom e with a perfect sw eep
o f tlu- live gam es over tile Dike Conway Braves.
Tlie gam es started with Die Mltcy-Mltcs s e t
ting Die bar for the day. posting a 14-0 victory
over tlie Braves.
Tlie Junior Peer W ees then upped tlie ante a
little, racing to a 22 O shutout.
'Hie Pee W ees then pushed the liar a llltle
higher, rolling to a 32-0 whitewashing o f Lake
Conway.
That was the llnal shutout o f Die day. but
hardly thr final victory for Die Rams.
T h r Lake Mary Ju n ior Midgets got o ff to a
slow start and tilings did not look good for the
locals at halftime.
By Die fourth quarter, however, Du- Rams had
closed lo the gap to 28-22 and. with 30 secon ds
left In regulation play, Paul Michael Catinrnu
broke through the line to tic the gam e at 28-28.
forcing a Kansas Tic-B reaker.
Lake Maty scored a touchdown and a twopoint conversion on its first attem pt and then
sealed the 36-28 victory by recovering a B raves
fumble on third down.
Then It w as time for the Utg boys, the future o f
D ike Mary High School football, to take the
Held.
And If the Midget's play as freshm an like they
did Saturday, the future looks bright for LM1IS.
T h e Kelley G irls defense w as awesom e, h o ld
ing the B rovrs to negative yardage in the first
quarter and helping the Rams take an 8-0 lead.
Lake Conw ay got things together In the sec
ond period and only trailed Lake M ary 14-12 at
Interm ission.
T lie second h a lf was all Rams ns the defense
closed the door and ham mered It shut and the
offense tacked on 12 additional points ns D ike
Mary prevailed 26-12.
Bielefeld and B nist are both
head quartered at the Th om as
M. Goodwin W aterfowl M an
agement Area hi south Brevard
County.
The workshop
bus
been
scheduled to give prosp ective
hunters plenty o f tim e to get
ready for the GO day waterfow l
hunting season which b egin s
Nov. 21 and runs Dirough Jan.
19.
It is ulso an excellent o p p o r
tunity to prepare children for
the special Youth W aterfow l
Day on Jan. 23.
Pleuse call the T.M . Goodwin
W aterfowl M anagem ent Area at
4 0 7 -726-2862 If you would like
to attend the w orksh op or need
more information.
Softball
Contiaued from Pag* 1®
runs), Krithlan Roberts (run.
R ill), Tony Smith (RBI). Dale
P rtrn i (run). Sam Raines, Craig
M rikerson ; one hit _ Kevin
Lavlgnr (home run. two runs,
two K ill), W .L. Gracey (double,
nm .
RBI),
Calvin
Davis
(double, run). Nokia Roberts
(m u. K ill), Curtis T abor (run).
M odem W elding: two hits _
Todd
Hunter (double,
run.
R ill). Gene Manning (double,
two runs). Rich lla iira tty; one
hit
Andy Latim er (hom e run.
nin. IU)I). Ed Menganl (RBI),
Vince I’cdlgo (RBI), Lee A le x
ander
(run).
Tom
Gracey.
Ethan Bauer; one run, two RBI
_ Chuck Huffman.
LlefTcr &
Sons
Trucking:
Diree hits _ Manny Silvia (tw o
doubles, three runs, four RBI),
Bobby Shaw (double, three
runs, two RBI), Jim K enney
(double, three runs, two RBI),
Mike Cronin (double, run. four
RBI); two hilts _ Kevin Julian
(hom e run. double, two runs,
three
RBI).
Phil
John son
(hom e run. run. two RBI),
Brian Cronin (double. Diree
runs. Diree K ill). Dave Johnson
(double, two runs); one hit _
Gene Brannlgan (run); one run
_ Matt Kuzin ski.
Lite W av Com m unity Church:
one lilt _ A lvin Vicloso.
Courtyard by Marriott: live
hits
_
Randy
Hum phreys
(triple, dufible, three runs, two
K ill). C raig Appel (double, two
runs, three RBI); four hits _
Don Basil (D irer runs, live
RBI):
three hits _
N elson
Pom alrs
(double,
nm ,
tw o
RBI), Steve Beard (four runs.*
two RBI). Neil Dougherty (tw o
nins. two RBI). Don M acher
(tun, two RBI); two lilts _
Justin Edwards (triple, double.
Diree m ns. two RBI), Mack
T h o m e (double, two n ins. RBI),
Ron W lrth (double, run. RBI).
Brantley B n u nlry (three m ns.
two RBI): one hit _ W ayne Kelly
(double, two n in s, three KH!|.
Seagate Software: four hits _
Chris Fonnont (hom e run. two
doubles, three m ns, four RBI);
two hits _ Mike Ivanov (double).
David G ullurrl (two m n s); one
hit _ Mike Lal'eters (double).
Drew Coulter (m n . 141)1). Walt
Luna (two RBI), Cary Plttard
(RBI). Anthony Gnicl (m n).
Rich Curl son (m n ).
rrmmklla M il I h O 043 001 0 . ■ 17
M**ara W>Mla|
O il M l 1 . 0 13
LUffar ft k u Track.
Lila W»y C au H u ltr
(1 0 )0 4 .3 0 31
0 00 . 0 1
Cm m t. b f K u iiM t 004 13(131. 37 33
lM | ttt M n t l
303 01 3 .
0 14
Darius Ha) (with football) runs through a hole created by Justin Scott (No.
65) during the Orange Team's 20-0 victory over the Black Team during a
Junior Midget intersquad senmmage last Saturday at Thomas E. Wtugham
Stadium. Tho Junior Midgets, who clinchod the Atlantic Conference Cham
pronship, decided to play the intersquad game after receiving a 2-0 forfeit
victory when the Lake Youth Gators did not field a team.
S.Y.F.A. Noles trounce Gators
Special to the Herald
SANFOID) _ Th e Sunfurd Youth Foolbu ll
A ssociation Sr-mlnolcs went on a gator
hunt lust Saturday us they faced the Lake
Youth Gators in ('o p W arner Football
la-ague action at Thom as E. W hlgham S ta
dium.
The Ju nior Prow ecs played the tirst
gam e or the day and wulkrd away with a 60 win.
Defense was the strong point for both
teams and the only lupsc o f Die game a l
lowed the Notes to score the only points.
T ile Mltey-Mites played as hard as p o s
sible In the second gam e, but still came up
short, suffering Sanford's only loss o f the
day by the heartbreaking score ol 1014.
Despite the setback, watch for big things
out o f this young I earn next year.
The Prowees were up next and they went
on Die prowl, hungry for victory alter Iasi
week's disappoin ting loss.
flir t s Smith. Morrcl Byrd and Jason Tate
all had a big day as the Peewees got oil lo
a quick start and n rvrr looked back as
they gave coach Dirk Kendrick a 42-12 vic
tory lor a birthday present.
Hie Ju nior M idgets had a mixed blessing
kind o f day as the Gators could not Held a
tram and handed Die Noles a 2-0 forfeit
victory.
The bright side was that Die Junior
Midgets clinched the Atlantic Conference
Cham pionship and a spot in the playoffs
with the win. even though that was not Die
way they wanted to win Die title.
'Hie team si 111 got a good workoul. h ow
ever. as they played an Orange and Black
intrrsquad game with the Orange p reva il
ing 20 0.
The Midgets then took to the Whighum
Stadium turf for the last time as many o f
the players will move up to one o f the high
school team 's next year.
Marvin Knight. O.B. Talley. Lyndcn Merthit- and David Foster all played well as the
Noles went out in style with a 27-0 laugher
over the Gators.
Tills Saturday, Sanford will hit the road,
playing the New Smyrna Beach B a rra
cuda's at AlriHirt Field starting at 9 u.m.
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CO LLECTIN G NON-AO VALOREM A S IIS E M IN T S FOR
THE C ITY OF SANFORD,
WATER, RECLAIMED WATER, SEWAGE, ROD RAVINO AND
FLORIDA
DRAIN AOS, SIOIW ALRS, AOUATIC WEED CONTROL.
Nonce is hereby given that a
S TR EET LIOHTINO, THK MANDATORY CO LLECTIO N,
Public Hearing will be held in
RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE AND
the Commission noom al the
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
City Hall In the City of Sanlord.
THROUGH SURFACE WATER CONTROL
Florida, at 7 00 o clock PM. on
The Board of County Commissioner* ol Ssminole County, Florida
November 9, 1999. lo consider
m t Board') hereby proyidoi notice, punuant lo Section
the adoption of an ordinance by
t»? J6J7 |3| )•). Florida Slatutaa. of Ita intanl to uaa the uniform
the City of Sanlord, Florida,
method nt collecting non-ad » aloram aaaaaamania lo t>a levied
title ot which is as follows
ihioughcul Sammoia county, for tna coat of providing malar,
ORDINANCE NO. 3441
lectewned malar, aamaga. road paving and dramaga. many, ardaAN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
maiaa. aquatic avaad control, alraat lighting, tha mandatory colOF
SANFORD.
FLORIDA.
'action, recycling and diapoaal of aoiid maata, and atormmatar
AMENOING ORDINANCE NO.
managarnant through aurtaca avatar control commencing tha naat
3334
AND
ITS
AMENDMENTS
Fiacal Vaar and aach yaar thereafter. Tha Board will conaidar the
BY ADDING SECTIONS 33 0
adoption ol a raaolution electing to uaa tha uniform method of
ENTITLED STAND RV TIME
collecting non-ad valorem aaaaaamania authoruad by Section
POLICY AND SECTION 33 0
197.3633. Florida Slatutaa, at a public hearing to ba held at T 00
ENTITLED PAY FOR WORK
F M . or i i eoon thereafter aa possible. on tha Ith of December.
OURING EMERGENCIES OR
1996. al me Sammoia County Servicee Building, Room 1036, ttot
OISASTERS POLICY. TO THE
Eaat First Street. Sanford, Florida Such resolution will etale the
CITY S PERSONNEL RULES
need for tha levy and will contain a legal deacnption of tha
AND REGULATION: PROVIDING
boundaries ol tha real property subtect to tha levy. Copies ot tha
FOR
SEVERABILITY. CONproposed from of tha raaolution. which content tha legal
FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE
description ot the real property eubiect to tha levy, ara on file at
A
copy
shall be available al
ms Department of Fiacal Servicee and County Commission
the office ol the City Cletk tor
Records ot Sammoia County. Florida, County Services Building,
all pereons deviling to esamine
n o t East First Street. Sanlord, Florida. All interested oersona are
the aame
nviled to attend
All partiea in interest end o ilFor additional information regarding this nonce, please contact
tens shall have an opportunity
the Seminole County MSBU Coordinator, (SOT) 965-7179 Persona
to
be heard el ta>d hearing
with disabilities needing assistsnee to participate M any ot these
By otdar ol lha City
proceedings should contact tha Employee Relations Department
Commiaaion ol tha City of
ADA Coordinator 46 hours In advance ot tha meeting at (407) 665Sanlord, Florida.
7941
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Parsons ara advised that, it they decide to appeal any decision
NEEOINQ
ASSISTANCE
TO
made at this hearing, they will need a record ol tha proceedings
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE
and for such purpose, they may need to maura that a verbatim
PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONrecord ol the proceedmgs is made, which record includes tha tes
TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES
timony and evidence upon which tha appeal is to ba baaed, per
OFFICE
ADA COORDINATOR AT
eect-on 396 0109, Florida Statutes.
330-9436
46
HOURS
IN
ATTEST
ADVANCE OF THE MEETING
Maryanns Moras, Clark to the Board
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a
ol County Commissioners in and tor
parson decides lo appeal a
Sammoia County,. Florida
decision
made with rasped lo
By Cary ion Cohan, Deputy Clark
any metier considered al the
P u b l i s h October 39, November 6, 13, and 19, 1996
above meeting or hearing, he
DIV-197
may need a verbatim record of
the proceedings, including the
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
testimony and evidence, which
OF THE 1STN JUDICIAL
record is not provided by the
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
City Ol Sanlord. (FS 386 OIOS)
OF THE 1STH JUOICIAL
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
Janet R Dougherty. CMC
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
FLORIDA
City Clerk
SEMINOLE COUNTY
GENERAL
Publish:
October 39. 1999
FLORIOA
JURISDICTION DIVISION
OEV-34S
GENERAL
CASE NO: 9S 3099 CA 14 O
JURISDICTION DIVISION
UNION PLANTERS BANK,
NOTICE
CASS NO: 9S 1S40 CA14 P
N A. F/K7A UNION
OF A PUBLIC HSARING
NATiONSBANC MORTGAGE
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
TO CONSIDSR
CORPORATION
F/fUA LEADER FEOERAL
THE ADOPTION OP
PLAINTIFF
AN ORDINANCE BY
BANK FOR SAVINGS
VS
THE C ITY OF SANFORD,
PLAINTIFF
MICHAEL 0 HEATH
VS.
FLORIDA
A/K/A MICHAEL
RICHARD M.
Notice it hereby given that a
DARREN HEATH. ET AL
TOURNOUR. ET AL
Public Hearing will be held m
DEFENOANT(S)
DEFENDANTS) the Commission Room al the
NOTICE OF ACTION
NOTICE OF ACTION
City Hall m the City of Sanfoid.
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
Florida, at 7 00 o clock P.M. on
TO
KATHLEEN A. HEATH;
TO: ARIUS CORPORATION
Novembei 9, 1999, lo consider
RICHARD L. HEATH AND
which business address Is the adoption ol an ordinance by
UNKNOWN SPOUSE svhoaa res
unknown
me City ol Sanlord, Florida,
idence
la
unknown
If
THE CORPORATION IS HERE title ol which la at follows:
he/she/they ba living; and If
BY NOTIFIED that an action to
ORDINANCS NO. S649
he/ahe/they ba dead, tha
foreclose a mortgage on tha
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
unknown defendants who may
following property:
OF
SANFORD,
FLORIDA.
ba spouses, hairs, devisees,
LOT 61, THE COLONNAOES
AMCNOINQ ORDINANCE NO.
giantess, asaignaaa, lienors,
3117 OF SAID CITY; SAIO ORDI
THIRD SECTION. ACCOROINQ
creditors, trustees, and all par
TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS
NANCE BEING A ZONING
ties claiming an interest by,
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16. PLAN. SAIO AMENDMENT TO
through, under or against tha
AMEND THE EXISTING SEMI
PAGE 99. PUBLIC RECOROS OF
Defendants, who ara not known
NOLE
PROPERTIES
PO.
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
to ba dead or alma, and alt par
PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT
has been filed against the cor
ties having or claiming to have
poration and the corporation is MASTER PLAN ON PROPERTY
any right, title or Interest m tha
LYING BETWEEN TOWNS CEN
required to serve a copy of your
property described In tha mort
TER CIRCLE ANO RINEHART
written defenses. H any, to It on
gage being foreclosed harem.
ROAO AND BETWEEN TOWNE
DAVID
J.
STERN.
ESO.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
CENTER BOULEVARO AND M .
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
that an action to lorectoeo a
address la SOt South University
TO ADO PERMITTED SPECIFIC
mortgage on tha following
Drive, SuHe 900, Plantation. FL
LAND USSB FOR CERTAIN
property.
33334 (no later than 30 days
TRACTS AT 1900 TOWNE CEN
LOT 41. TUSCAWILLA UNIT S.
from die dale ef tha first pubUTER BOULEVARD; PROVIDING
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
cation ef true notice of action)
FOR
SEVERABILITY, CO N
THEREOF A » RECORDED IN
'End me did original wffh the FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATS.
PLAT BOOK I I . PAOES 33 AND
dark of IMa court either before
A copy that! be available al
33. PUBLIC RECOROS OF
service on Plaintiff's attorney or
the office ol lha City Clerk for
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA.
immediately thereafter; other
all pereont desiring lo oaarnme
has bean filed against you and
lha tarn#
wise a default will ba entered
you ara required to Servo a
against you for the relief
All partiat m intarott end citlcopy of your written defenses,
demanded m the complaint or
lent shell have an opportunity
if any, to it on DAVID J. STERN,
petition filed harem.
•o be heard al said hearing.
IS O Plaintiffs attorney, whose
WITNESS my hand and the
By order of tho City
address is M l S University
seal of this Court at SEMINOLE
Commission ot the City of
Orive tSOO. Plantation, FL
County, Florida, this 33nd day
Sanlord. Florida.
33334 (no later than 30 days
of OCTOBER. 1999.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
from tha data of the test publi
NEEDING ASSISTANCI TO
(BEAU
cation of this notice ef action)
MARYANNE MORSE
PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THfSK
and Ilia the original with the
CLERK OF THE
PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON
clerk of this court either before
CIRCUIT COURT
TACT THE HUMAN RISOURCSS
service on Plaintiff's attorney or
BY: Rudl King
OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT
immediately thereafter; other
Deputy Clerk
330-9639
49
HOURS
IN
wise a default win be entered
LAW OFFICES OF
ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ.
against you for the relief
DAVID J. STERN
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC; If 4
demanded m tha complaint or
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
person dtcidaa to appeal a
petition filed harem.
SOI SOUTH UNIVERSITY
decision made with respect to
WITNESS my hand end the
DRIVE. SUITE 600
any matter considered at the
seal of this Court at SEMINOLE
PLANTATION. FL S3334
above meeting or hearing, he
County, Florida, this fin d day
may need a verbatim record of
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
of OCTOBER. IS M .
the proceeding!. Including the
AMERICANS WITH DISABILI
(SEAL)
TIES ACT, persona with disabiltestimony end evidence which
MARYANNE MORSE
Riee nsi ding a special accom
record It not provided by tho
CLERK OF THE
modation
should
contact
City of Sanford. (FS ZM.0109)
CIRCUIT COURT
COURT ADMINISTRATION, at
J artel R. Dougherty, CMC
BY: Ruth King
the
SEMINOLE
County
City Clerk
Deputy Clerk
Courthouse M 407-333-4330.1 • Publish October 39. 1999
LAW OFFICES OF
900-969-4771 (TOD) or 1-400DEV-344
OAVIO J. STERN
BSS-ST70, via Florida Relay
IN T N I CO UNTY COURT
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
Service.
OF TNB BIOMTBSNTM
SOt S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE
Publish: October 39, and
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
SUITE 900
November S, 1999
IN ANO FOR
PLANTATION. FL 33334
DEV-330
BBMIROLB COUNTY,
96-39347(FM)NATB
FLORIOA
Publish
October is . and
MOTICB
CABB HO. S B -1S t B-C C •BO-U
November 9, 1999
09 FICTITIO US MAMS
SHADOW BAY HOMEOWNERS
DEV-339
Notice la hereby given that I
ASSOCIATION. INC., 4
am engaged m business at 1939
not lor profit
Cougar C l - Casselberry. Florida
Florida corporation,
MOTICa OP
93707,
Sammoia County,
Plaintrtf.
PUBLIC AUCTION *
Florida, under the Fictitious
vs
Notice la hereby given:
Norm of TRBS9 OF FLA. end
GARY
LINDSAY,
McCermeS Towing wM eoN el
that I Intend to register said
Dofondontlt).
Public Auction for Selvage for
name with the Division ol
NOTICE OF SALB
Cash on demand to highest bid
Corporations,
Tallahassee.
PURSUANT
der. the following described
Florida, at accordance with the
TO CHAPTER 4B, FB
vehicles:
provisions ol lha Fictitious
NOTICE
IS HEREBY OIVEN
11-14-99
Nome Statutes, To-Wit: Section
pursuant to an Order of Final
66 Chevy 10C014M3JZ11149*
SSI Of. Florida Statutes 1991.
Judgment of Foreclosure deled
■7 Honda
me 30th day ol October, 1999,
JHMCA6441HC094431
Publish: October 39. 1999
and entered in Case No. 9911-B9-99
DEV-340
ttlS -C C -2 0 -U ot the County
94 Otde 30306647930*313944
Court ot the Eighteenth Judicial
M Nlea JN1MN34S3OM034413
Circuit m end for Somlnole
NOTICB OF AUCTION
97 Chav JQ1MR6193MKT73331
County, Florida in which the
Public Notice Is hereby given
If -B I-B O
dark ot this Court will soil to
that UnMmhed Towing, Storage,
S3 Ford
AP031B7CA19S19*
•he higheat and beef bidder lor
Transportation S Recovery, Inc.,
1f -39-90
cash at the County Courthouse
win sell at Public Auction fro#
97 VW
11T3S7937
•n Sammoia County, Florida at
of aM prior liens ttie fobowlng
66 Pont 103NE94UXJC647946
it 00 am . on the 17th day ol
vehicle that remain unclaimed
94 Chav 101AW19N1E499137S
November.
1999, in the Weal
in
storage
with
chargee
unpaid
93 Ford 1ZVCTIIBIP9I3939!
Fionl Door, Sanlord. Florida,
pursuant to FA . 713.79 lo the
90 Ford 1FAPP9493LW113933
me following described proper
highest bidder at 4339 N.
11-34-90
ty at tel forth In tho Final
Highway 1 T-9 I. Oenford, FL
93 Ford 1FDKF39M3NNA04909
judgment of Foreclosure, to
3*77*.
Tha Auction will be held at
wit
On Nov. 10. M a t 9:00 A M .
13:00 pm on said dales above.
Lot 9. Shadowbay. Unit One,
1992 Ford
McConneN Towing B Recovery
Vmf 1FTCR14UONPA39I74
as iscorded m Plat Book 34.
3900 Sanford Ave.. Sanford, FL
Pages 99 and 100, Public
I claim a bon on this vehicle
33773. Prospective bidders may
Record* of Sammoia County,
tor loarlng and storage charges.
inspect vehicles one hour prior
The
Uen
claimed
by
me
as
the
Florida, with the properly
to sale. Terms ara caeh or
benor le eubfoct to enforcement
eddieta ot 343 Shadowbay
Certified Funds- McConnell
pursuant lo section 713 79 and
Bird .
Longwood,
Florida
Towing reserves the right to
the vehicle may be sold to sat
33779.
accept or refect any and all
iety
the
ben.
H
you
aia
a
person
with
a ditbrda.
Publish: October 39. 1999
ebility who needs any accom
Publish: October 39. 1996
DEV-343
modation m order lo parlictpale
OEV-343
•n this proceeding, you art enti
tled. al no coal lo you, lo tha
provision ol can am assistance.
Ptetae
contact
Court
by Luis Campos
Administration al 301 N. Park
Ceworey CWwr crypioQii ma aie cmafeO bom exstorwe by tamoio
peep* peal and pmaert lato leaer w Xw ophe. Hendv tor encewi
Avo.. Suits N30I, Sanford FL
rotor l clue SfeouaaB
33771, within two (3) working
days of your roctipl of Ihie
2 L W D D B
K Q
L A V 0 F Z W O K F J
notice. Telephone: (407) 3334330. est 4337; I-900-9SSO N L
L O O U H l
F B
O N L
1771 (T DO)
Dated tint 33rd day ol
N E X W J
O V K Z K O . '
—
Oclobor, 1994
MARYANNE MORSE
( W Q O Z F J W E O )
8 Z W J P
Clark of the Court
By Jane E Jaeawic
Deputy Clerk
M F Z X W J
Larsen B Assoc.
P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : “Ufa loves tho liver ol it * — Moya
34 E Pme St
Angelou
Orlando. FL 33B0I
Publish: October 39. end
‘A* of Wo « 4 foreign country * — Jock Kerouac
November 9. 1999
DEV-331
Legal N otices
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C E LE B R ITY CIPHER
Hint m
12—
C
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ASSISTED LIVINQ. tm.iuMul
suite, loving warm home May
u*e^mmJurnishin2^334-296^_
19— CoM riniR/TV
NEED A COMPUTER!
Complete system* fully loaded
lease purchase w low monthly
payments
600 600 0343*3767
24hr*
21— P ersonals
ALONE? FLORIOA MOST RESPECTEO Dating Bureau since
19771 AS ages including seniors
Brtngmg People Together t -BOO932-44 77 (34 hours)
Fem*le Massage Therapist
needed lor busy Longwood lo
cation Great pay 331-9949
Longwood Massage Studio.
Wak ns welcome 7 days
Private rms Female Stall
Use SMM0007785
407-339-9300
27— N
ursery
C
71— H u p W anted
are
& C im n
are
EXP. MOTHER wtf provide TIC
hot meals A snacks, reasonable
rates and after school care
Sanf Ref ava4 332 3879
MUNCHKIN MANOR pre k reg
now laJ cfakses. sm groups, a
loving home atmos lor 3 Syr*
reasonable rales 331-6948
PRESCHOOL TEACHER ml 15
year* erp opening home to
three special children under 3
yrs Infants welcome CaX Bobtx
*1131 5600
55— Business
O pportunities
$300 - $500
Dstrtoutmg phone card* No eipenence necessary For more
information send a SASE to
Primetime
Communication*.
PO Bos 694355. Miami FL
33369 1355
CAREER FRUSTRATED? NEEO
ADDITIONAL INCOME? Earn
serious money in spare time
Working from your home For
more information phone 1-866358-1119 24hr*
59— Fin a n c ia l
S ervices
MONEY PROBLEMS?
Consobdale your tuns w/o a
loan Pioneer CretM 327-9550
70— Education &
T r ain in g
ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL
COL. VA/7A Apprv Job Assisi
Wkend cusses NalionAl Truck
School 1-S0IM8S-7JB4
CNA Prep Training
Start Oct 36 from 4 30PM
9 30PM 4 wk program Cel tol
free 1466623 7445
71— H elp W a n t e d
) Challenging position lor
outgoing mdrv w/ good comm
skills Oiiice duties cenier on
adm. cusl »vc and sales
Phone etp of cusl contact esp
des»ed Fas resume lo Norwesl
Fmanctal af 334 5516 EOE
322-2611
T o d f r e t fr o m O r t a n d o 831-9993
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Y o u c a n fa x y o u r a d t o 407*323-9409
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
TIs the Season lo make MSI
In and outbound call centers
Call today Attn Sandy (407)
647 6010 No Fee EOE
300 N . F re n ch A v s.
P.O . B o x 1897
8 a n fo r d , F L 32771
S a n fo r d , F L 32772
O u r o f flc a la o p * n t o bbtvb y o u M o n d a y t h r o u g h F rid a y, 8 a m * 8 1
A-1 Tem ps
D E A D L IN E S :
DESK CLERK
F o r T U t a d a y 'a Bdttton, t h a d a a d d n a la M o n d a y a t n o o n
Apply Budget Inn of Santord.3300 S Ortando Or (17-021
DISHWASHERS.
COOKS,
SERVERS "Cracker Barrel"
334 1030 300 Hickman Or (14
and M w y _ 4 6 ][_ _____________
DRIVERS
LOCAL DRIVERS
4 0 -5 0 H r s / W k
COL Requrrd Can Sandy af A1 Tetris (407) 647 6010 No
fee E O E ____ ___________
DRIVERS NEEDED
F/T 6 P/T lor local chanty
(407)695 8333
___________
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- Erpert
enced » equv 3 site work a
plus Vacation 9 Pension (407)
3734131
_________________
ELECTRICIAN
We have immediate, full time
employment In the Ortando A
Tampa amis for a skated elec
trician n our speciak/ed market
serving the gasoline service
station petroleum Industry Prior
industry eapenence is a plus,
tux we tram al new associates
Benefits include a competitive
salary health care 3 a company
provide vehicle Call K A K
Electric. Inc. Sanlord, FL Ph
(407)3234300 or FAX Resume
to: 3234304__________________
ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE
Irrvrvxkjte, M lime employ
ment lor anyone interested in
working towards a career as an
electrician lmte or no esp is
necessary Some out ol town
travel rs req Fu*y competitive
wage A benefits package CaX
K A K Electric. Inc. Sanford. FL
Ph(407)3334300 ___________
ELECTRICIANSresrf A comm TOP PAY, BENE
FITS
DFWP Apply Sanlord
Elecme 2523 S Park Drive
322-1943
ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need
ed NOWl Honey Transport has
immediate openings lor driver
trainee* No espenence needed
Earn 1500 to 1700 weekly plus
benefits COL training avaXabto
900-435-5593
EQUIP OPERATOR- Espenenced wtoiabto, COL teq'd.
Vacation A Pension F/T posibon, (407) 3334133____________
EXPERIENCED B FLEXIBLE
TOOOLER TEACHER needed lor
Sanlord Daycare MF 3 304pm
Cel 3234845
EXPCRKNCED B FLEXIBLE
SCHOOL AGE TEACHER need
ed tor Sanford Daycare Must be
wShng lo drwe a 15 passenger
van. Spit shift 7-Bam end
td 1 306pm MF Ful Erne hours when
school is out Cal 3224649
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AUTOMOTIVE OBTMLSM
SanfordLongwooGOrlando
Oood Income PofenMI
Benefit* Alter 90 04Y9
« Senwroto Tbwne Cantor
• 20-15 hotx/week (Nov Dec)
« Ce« (407) 789 2333
HOUSEKEEPERS
Budget trm of SwdOCd.
3 M %OtlwtdoOr (1742)
PIANIST: For Sunday service
F To rP T 407-3494807.
•M E D IA T E O P C M N O S
ASSISTANT M ANAOER
Sunshine Staffing under con
tract w4h toe Senvrvoto County
PubXc Schools has tmmeduie
opervng* tor to* blowing post
Food Service Workers
1 Daycare
Suiting svM be accwpl^^appicteons Mjhe FtottSunshine
JOIN to* best healthcare team
to VototM county FteMwWIy*
CNA needed Xnmedtoiely
Previous eqtortenc* hstp'u!
CaX PeBary Manor 4074484416. EOC.
KITCHEN HELP Flertoto hrs
Apply • BfBtew Tree Cate. Cal
to KtoadUa Interview 311-3204
LABORERS NCIOCO
FOR UNDERGROUND
UTILITY CO N TR ACTO R
HEALTH BtSURAMCS AMO 4B1K
FLAW Grew Irae wwteton.
AeWyto.: i**IXB*r drive.
*Ritowto *e*toa-34M**a__
LANOBCAPERB-staflmg
pay
|7.00/br. F/T w/banalrtt Call
(407) 3334133.
LAUNDRY PERSON
LAUNORV PERSON 7-3 30 MF
Longwood Rabrement
W
. 430 E. Church Ave.
C A S H tfh i
FT4P/T
heath, denial. Me insurance
Cea 407-644-3446
Cere 3 Van Driver need
ed lor Christen Cantor Exp re
quested Good salary A >»*•
Ms 407122 7906
CHRMTMAS RETAIL BALES
Need ouigoeig people tor g «
display at xJwnonto Mai Nov
16-Jan 3 OaybU Bee I M r ♦ Bo
nus CaX 1BA394PM any Bay
IIIR till I I I IBB I f
CNA
ii-7 *$-11
Ful Tina - Sign on BonuaSS'
Also pan-bme PRN a l sniffs
Jon our teem of ewe givers as
we espand our horuon* Expenance ae CNA wH increase
base pay *OrbW W u to work
• Apply to person HeaXh
care
fcWuMiaaon Cantor
of Sanford BSO B. meaomhtto
Ave, Sanford. FL 32771. NO
1M1 B French A«*
3334343
NURSES
LPN P/T Every otoer eesksnd
Apply: longsrood Retirement
Village ABO E. Church Ave
Longwood. FL 7670500
MAINTENANCE Ful Time No
espenence necessary WX Veto
Musi have transports ion Lake
Mery 323 1927 M F okay
Growing Fown tosUaBon Com
pany locking to hw new talent
Travel MF Wd tram COL
Class A or B a ptoa. but net reguved Cal Oreg at 14004633155 Insurance. 40Ik.vacation
Start your Mure today!---------Car 4 Insurance Needed
Weekanos FREE 3314266
u6*Tai a — vK sen ss*
TRAMEE: h*Wt school grad wr
base typing A computer skito
Nation* Mortgage Corp Longwood CaH Den Al 7174270.
pho n e c a u s p ie a b b e o b
FT t PT. Dependable people,
must have auto. 407-303 9191..
COOK/FOOO SERVER
COOK ANO FOOO SERVER.
Days 3 Ev* WU Tram Apply
Longwood Retirement Village.
480 E. Church Ave. Longwood.
a 767-0500
Fast groermg co needs career
mmdtd people to mferview/Tsre/
manege UNLIMITED growto po
tential Salary » bonus. Or**!
benefits Fas resume lo (407)
6474129 or cal Chns al (407)
647-9010 or MaUma al (407)
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514
Mary Bhrd to Sanlord
I • 12PM on 1077. UV
21. and 10/29 For Information
cal S u tto n Slatting el 1-8009300235 NO FEE! EOE d/l/wp
WHbamlor To* co4edor*
Pd Trsnno. vi
PROFESSIONAL
W
TRph SeW 407-393-3055
34 openngv lor
71— H e lp W a n t e d
ORTHOPEDIC MEDICAL
ASSISTANT lor 3 offices Car
BBcaBon not necessary * •»
penenced
VersabMy and a
good personality a must Cal
333-2577 or gtM-775-0222 tor
R en tals
118—Omct Space Fob
Rent
1/1 CORNER UNIT! trail to poof
t ilia si'sec S450mon Off Ax-
jw rtB^d^jseijjraadM ^^^
A MOVE Pf BPCCtAUt 400 «q
ft A tpf 8295 A M ONTH OIBceSbrage 321D120 or 333-2554
103—Houses*
Unfurnished
127—Storage/Oftkc
For Rent
1900 DOWN— WHY REMTT
When you can own tors 3 bdm
home w/ DMA. new pent A car
pel? Ask about FfUO homes'
The HHMman Group, Inc.
Realtor*------------ >314333
BTORAOEPENPORRMff
Convenwnt loeaxon In Longwood
near 434 Oood kecurfy. tenoad
to 8100/mo 930-726/
141—Homes For Sale
S T j S mRTBv e R TE S R F
( 4 0 7 ) 8 6 9 -0 4 4 4
RIGHT HAND MAN
Needs 100 workers dally.
•99 algn on Benue to new em-
2/2. over 1600 aq II. mg pool.
2 c gar, pius 1c carport, over
1/3ac w/doefc. 11400/mon
DELTONA 2/1 Uv. ffin. carport.
tned yd EtBOftnon
SANFORO 2/1 IN. dn. 2 kpfe.
kx. preh. CHA ig yd UKVmon
SANFORO 3/2Teswcrpf. peml.
appl. W, U. tned yd ISOGhnon
S 3214784
*Eilri pay to drivere.
'Open I am
SOI Oogfracfc Rd Longwood
3904104
mo.
No
count.407
SECURITY OFFICER JOB
Ttelnlnf Artned B Unarmed
Brandy B Aaeoc. 934-7444
SANFORO 3BR 2BA Vt&jmo
♦1600 (top 3BR ISA 9525/ino ♦
9525 dap 129 appl fee No
S*rvlce Tech
For focal propane company lmmedial* FT position available
Looking lor aspenenced per
son 9490. ♦. or wR trim right
person Vacation, trek pey. ms
COL Class B a plus Apply m
parson Discount Propane, 3S04
B, Orlando Or., tanterd.
SHtNOLE INSTALLERS
W t * 7 »nl rW CB!
naf hrcare poeBona to U Mary
area 3rd shto Cal 9434249
WAREHOUSE PERSON needed
lor Large Plant Nursery Must be
experienced,
orgsntted and
taX-motivatad
ForkMt
asp
helpful Responstoie lor invenlory control. ptXXng order* and
recwwtg Apply to parson. 6770
W 6R 46. Sanlord or cal Laune. 3300296. ed 224
93—Rooms For Rent
EFFICCNCV
Mato serv •convenartf tocabon
321-4900
Furrushed Room lor rent. A l ufl
toe. Phone. TV, pool A kaehen
use. A40Qrtno No smoking Cal
after 5 30 weakdlye 329 4421
ind Laundry, phona, and kX
use 945 980 4 week 324-4965
SANFORD private horns, me#
area, private ban, 175 wk. 334-
99—A partments ■
U nfurnished
DOWNTOWN I bdrm apt AC.
frtdge. itove Wa n t tod. *300/
nun * *25Gdep 3214141
MARINER S VILLAGE
kq ft. Caklomia Myto 2 story
pool, lanma ct
1129.000
Perk Ave vise*
Townhouse condo-
$42,000,
121
2BR 1425/
Senior Dis-
pat*. Can 821'
SANFORO: Smell 2BR house
CHAfNo Pets 8479 ♦ DeposX
Cal 904 229-0626
“ S t e HSTRo H
RENTALS
SANFORO 1/1 Duple*. Living
Rm. Carprt, C H A . $8794880
SANFORO 8/2 Heel A Ax. Eel
4/1,10 tned acres, huge rms,
sc porch 2 out bldg* 1194,909.
4/1J,Over 1.600 *q ft . bv/dn/
lam. fcpie. Inert M U S S
4/14 Over 2500 iq ft. Sc poof,
kv. dto. tarn w/ Bpto $118488
n kaehen.......... 1940/9110
JIM DOYLE
(407) 322*2405
« NEED HOUSE* TO RENT
TOWNHOUSE: 1/2 off Lk. Mary
Btvd. ready to move n! 9575/
m o.N bpeU. 407 925-3199
OEBARY: Access to 1749 $ I4. 3BR ♦ 2nd Rm add-on Fresh
paxa.new carpel.CHA, Sac Sys,
963.900 407-674-9206
105—D uplex/Triplex
GOVERNMENT
FORECLOSED
■ANFORO 2/1 near Semmota
HS. C H A . W/O Hook Up Crpl
Sac ■ OK 3234494 or 244-5513
Homes Born pennies on $1.
Deknquent Tax. Repo* RAO’S
YourAre* To* Free (I) 900-2199000 Ext H-2206 lor current tot____________ t t a _____________
117—Commercial
Rentals
TencIU
easy
parking
access,
can
arFa
modato up lo 39 cart, heavy
eqixpmeni, auto*, etc.; 17-82/
Axpon Bfvd area. ivsiabN « v
mediately $550
par month
Phone $244440 or lax 324-
naa.
HDOEN LAKE$: 3BR/2BA 1300
aq ft., 2cr gar., tencad tot By
Q s ~ m M J & * a s L _______
LAKE MARY i n Comar tot
NaadsTLC. 182.000
ShopSetnlnol* Herakn
Ctxssiflads Everyday!
Seminole Herald
Serving Seminole Countg Since 1908
LAKE ADA 1 BORM. 94I0M 0
2 BORM . 9470A40 ANO UP
323*8670
ROOMY 1 bdrm n quiet halorc
area |42S/mun « utrii t yt
leeee Cal 330-2220
ROBCLEA VBJJLB
an Specie/ • Ml*
Pari Tima BsrMndir-322 2B07
Peal Control: CPO w S t L l O
Lie Local co 10 yts #f
kshad Lett U9l 407-323444
100—Condominium
HUOOKAY 407-8394833
Sanford: 2/1 OuptoiFsceBenl
area 9360 Efficiency 1295
3214757
i
...Still T h e
For Local N ew s
S PO R TS • PEO PLE HEALTH B FITNESS • BUSINESS
300 NORTH FRENCH AVENUE • SANFORD. FL 32771
PHONE: (407) 322-2611
FAX: (407) 323-8406
�Buy
141—Homes For Sale
153—Acreage Lot For
1 H I VINTAGE 2/1
1/t apt
178.000
ELEGANT 4/1 neighborhood */
history 1120.000 DOT WALLER,
JERNKIAN PROPERTY
111-11IS
Sale
S t
DELTONA 10 acre* Ideal lor
mobile hometrte, hone*, cattle,
laming or nursery* Zoned agri
cultural
13.900/ACRE
Sm
down w/owner finance 904-7171772 or 904-787-8822
R u tty
Bloc*1B48
(407)111-8111
LAKEFRONT LOT - Belaire
Lake. Loch Arborprivate
901300 170.000
LAKEFRONT LOT-Slone Is
land, Lake Monroe 1120.000
VACANT LOT-Loch Arbor
130.000. Ig. prv wooded
LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded
115.000
BAY AVE•Sanford lot near
part.-112.000
S t . p*4m * I R e a t t f
194*
Sudani Spadom itificuve y
15w/FRl61.500
SLJoOniBlVff 35*ac on river
In Debary 1/2 ml Frontage Re
duced to 1223.000
321-5065
V >
ilrc h h o ff
Indutmat 14*ec across from
Ori/Stn Airport Toned M l
1375 000
A * ;>
^ a s s o c ia te s
L a u t a n Easy qualify low mo
pymw 2/1 CA fried yardw/ai-
trabuNdtoglot
( s o p m -s m
OAKRIOOE FARMS • Osteen/
Dettori area to acre*, ideal tor
hone* or came Iarm Mobile
home or homearle Zoned agri
144,900 Financing aval, ml am.
I (804) TIT-8100
WATERFRONT/DELTONA
181—A ppliances &
Furniture For Sale
155—Condominiums
For Sale
153—Acreage Lot For
Sale
CONOO l/l Comer unit NesJ to
poot 13SK or bett 700 E. A*pori Blvd 501-744-1547
•
Trade
KIT *N* CAR I.YI.K ® liy Lurry Wriuht
KITCHEN TABLE 1 yr old. 42'
round, almond formica 5 swivel
chan 1373 407- 802-4962
/' f U
/W-APF.
V lw l
211—
1C'21
uJSStV
by A/fA
Alum. Cana
BANFORO AREA VACANT
LAND L Markham Rd Estate Lot
2 2 acre* Tree* 1 more tree*
Price reduced to ITlMOOwner
Carry A. 166' Front Zoned GC-2,
m town on 2Sh Si 147,*00
157—Mobile Homes
For Sale
By ownetfRR 1BA newty reno
vated inside A out CHATnancmg available 407-321-3297.
PARK AVE. UOBK.E PARK
Home* 13.000 to 10.000 Set Up
Financing OOtETI 311-2801
R e a l E s t a t e , in c .
322*7499
FLORIDA POLYMERS
LEARN TO DRIVE
1000 Sand Pood Rood
l-ak« Mary, F I, 32778
(407)333-9225
TRACTOR TRAILERS
w a n m a m u
• Machine Operators
• Shipping Ctaht with UPS
on fine eip. preferred.
•Line Leeds for Assembly
Department, 1st shift
must have prior exp.
managing people in a
manufacturing environ
ment.
• IS Oar COL Tral«ia«
• Dtr ft tflM laM C to8808
• FlMBClII m ftMlI
• Canton Hirtof O i Ida
.T r u c k D r iv e r
i
■—
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in s n c u r e
Apply In Person or Fas
Resume To I407| 333-VJ30
___________ FOE___________
8 0 0 -5 5 4 *7 3 6 4
i:121-0004
I, Saf.9-1
Guardian
Personal Storage
Wanted: Pre 1050 store display
advertising 8 anything from an
oka store or gas station Bring to
Rusty Duck, 107 E. tat St.,
221—Good Things to
F .l"
Eat
RETAIL SHOWROOM • W/O WITH
OFFICE. WILL DIVIDE
PRIME 441 LOCATION WITH
KASV ACCESS NORTH A SOUTH
7803 N O B T , Suita 3
O rla n d o , F L 32810-2662
Call Landlord At:
BOB’S FAMOUS PEANUTS A
FRESH JUMBO SHRSUP
Secret reape on peanuts written
ta> several kmea n local news
paper*. Com* by 8 have ths
BEST aher al lh* rest
2330
Celery Ave. Sanford
"churtlTwide'Ru
lei Preebytortan Church,
Sanford
Frl7Sal.Oct30 8 31.BAMM.
Comer of 4lh and Park Ave
Wheelchair*
Child J. adjutlable.reclming. 175 Adutl chair.
1150 407-666-2127
Oarage Seta
Renalteance Retirement Center
300 W Airport Blvd . Sanford
Friday Oct 3Olh0AM-tPM
231—Cars For Sale
UOVfNO SALE - SAT only. 9-2.
4234 Meeting P I. Middleton
Daks King sort aider eaterbed
1100. couch, furn. complete
bath let. loll of mttc. 322-0729
DONT WONDER
HOW TO GET RID
OF THAT OLD
CARI
219—Wanted to Buy
911W. First
217—G arage Sales
U J . POST OFFICE COUNTER
SCALES Platform, sire 13**14',
Circa 1940, balance arm )« lokf
bran. Complete ml weight*.
Work* fine
Collector* Item
(ttOO)Lk Mary 323 4766
PET GROOMING
by appt al my office or at your
home 20* yr* esp 717-0808
HOUSE OF QOOOfCS 901 Lo
cust Ave Furn , appli. house-
223— M iscellaneous
Ultctllaneou# ip o rti
Beil offer 302-2939
Free to
spayed tamale about 2 yn old
Oreal w/people, but not w/chickens 0 pigs. 407-323-5903
/ C o l l e c t ib l e s
/ / / re
MONEY TO LOAN
199— Pets & Supplies
n t iq u e
•
For house. car, busmen, vaca
tion. debl consolidation Pieaie
call 1 877-324-818?
MATTRESS BALE • Full Si/e
used boa springs S mattress
105 00 Larry's Mart 322-4132
A
Rent
•
FREE CAR, I t B FUN in your
spire trma Intereited? Can Lin
da O 526-3517 1 itso offer repi
pci and new Tupperwir*
Broytiill Sofa Life new Makes
Into queen am bed Make otter
322-5323
r m td jM t to ^ B c u g ^ M 1 « ^
3BR. 2 1/2 Bath Brick Ranch
1 1/2 acre* on Lake Monfoe,Screen porth/Tle noon/ g
yn 0 « 235K 407-444-1141
Sell
*
(407) 639-3450
231—Cars For Sale
The Sem/no/e Hmratd Ctattof«d* ere the quickest and most
metpenitv* way lo tell your
earl Run your three lm# ed tor to
day* and pay onfy 12) 00t Even
better, if you sen tt *oor*r
(wtMeh we KNOW you w«f) you
can stop your ed and onfy pay
lor the number of day* I actu
al/ ran! What a Deal’!
IN S
CADILLAC
SEDAN
DEYXXE. On* owner.. Paris car
only No title 4 Or. New V-S en
gine from Cadrttac colt 12700
Only I0K ml** since Installed
New radiator,battery, brake*. 6
tire* Absolutely loaded Body
and tattrior great. WiU take
I t .000 for complete car Drive it
iw iy 1 Might trad* 407-321-
Call today and watch
tha Harald Classi
fieds work for you! I
(40 7) 322-2611
1877 CAO LLAC Coup* d*V.A*.
Look* good, run* grant 1850
0 0 0 332-8530 leave message
FRESH PICKED
A/C Unto tatodwOuttid* units
2 t/2. 3. or 4 ions aval For
more info Call 904-TVMtOO.
M
CHROME WHEELS
4-10* lor Dodge Ram 1175. Cal
4O7-5O0-5O57
N O W
SATELLITE TV SYSTEM
SAM t, 8 fl dith.metal mesh
type.Oraka ESR 1S24 necawer
w/remoie.
Pota.Booka,
ate.
Reedy to matax.
Cost over
14500. 1 1/2 yr* old. Asking
I t 850. Wui bad* lor car.pckup.Big Screen TV,riding mower
or l Y i e r - a H t u .
m
TEMPORARY WON CAREER P O S ITIO N S AVAILABLE F O R H ARD W O R K
231—C ars For Sale
IM 6 /LA Z E R : Good condition,
runs good but needs fuel pump
Best offer. 302-2939
$4IZED CARS from {777
Porschet. Cadillac*. Chevy*,
BMW*. Corvette*. Alto Jeep*.
4WO* Your area. Toll Free 1800-218-9000 E it 2206 lor
current kiting*
235—
Truck/Buses/Vans For
Sale
CASH t i t PAD)
For Junk Cart. Truck* A Mac!
1 3 7 7 S q - F t.
“ ■
O ffic e / W a ra h o u s a
241— Rec.
V ehicles/Campers For
S ale
7003 HOST, Suite 3
Orlando, FL 32410-2BB2
Can Landlord A t:
(407) 639-3450
j
91 Prowler 22 rear O R . low
mta*. Oood cond. Fully equp.
Built in tavetan, elec tack83600. And/or IS M Chev Aatro
4 3-59K mta* Fad. k t pkg toe
rec. 11800 Or 15000 both. 32271S4
!
• SmgNStory Dttflfl •No Ota Bttot or teovt
• Energy - Elicitnt Sludia. 1Selroom MorjjbK Apirtmtns
•FrwndFy. On-S*t Dtftnrjitlt Mirugemem
• L ie Stongt. Ptrvilt (ltd 1 Mart'
Sanford Court Apartments
r r r j L ’j
( ' r ( t ( 11/ 1r
W A N TE D
1
m i s. w i t a n , s j m 3 2 3 - 3 3 0 1
O A R S.
TR U C K S A
8 3 2 1 1
MOVE-IN SPECIAL
ra n u service
Yard Sat*
A tittle bit of everything 2607
Laurel Ave. Sanford. Frt 6 Sat.
238—V ehicles Wanted
A V A IL A B L E
f l
Mechanic’* Air Hoes too w/
quick retail* 125/060. 124171S.
A YARD SALE i* the perfect
way to do that end the Sem/noto
Hereto can bring people lo your
door Advent** your sale m
Semfnota Hereto tor only 151/
kne and watch the asms leave
while the money come* n Can
by Noon on Tuesday and your 5
•me ad can run lor three day* m
the Herald lor ONLY 19.181! A*
wo eak t* that you prepay the
ad Cal us-wo can hefpll
1863 FORO F2B0 4X4. Oreat
muddmg Truck 1700 323-6679
Guardian
Personal Storaga
223—M iscellaneous
WANT TO GET RID
O F A L L THAT
STUFF?
(407) 322-2611
Household
Items,
tumfrure,
toort. 5 spd bike, clothe*, mi
crowave. and more 90S CatatIna Dr. Sel.Oct 31 at.
L E T US SELL
IT FOR YOUI!
Limes A Key Limes 322-3210
217—G arage Sales
Any year make or modal.
WWpay top do>ar1
CM Qeo« Badtoo
lOutu* 1*07) I 90044&UJC 69/mm ■
1 , 2 H. 3 D D R M .
APARTM ENTS
*^aV
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s4 5 0 - s6 5 0 > £
3 0 2 -0 7 3 4
(407) 766-TAU*
Credit card Billing
1-ftO O -O TY-FUN
IN G H O N E S T INDIVIDUALS F O R N O V E M B ER A N D D E C E M B E R 1998 W ITH
O P P O R T U N ITY T O W O R K T H R O U G H J U N E O F 1999.
H O U R LY W A Q E : $8.00 W ITH IN C R E A S E T O $9.50 P ER H O U R 9 % N IG H T
PREM IUM 6 P.M. - 6 A.M.
QUALIFICATIONS MINIMUM A G E 16 W ITH H S D IPLOM A O R A G E 18 APPLI
C A N T S M U S T B E D R U G F R E E W ITH N O CRIM INAL C O N V IC TIO N S O F V IO
L E N C E O R T H E F T AN D M U S T A U TH O R IZ E R E LE A S E O F B A C K G R O U N D
IN V ES TIG A TIO N S , M E E T P H YS IC A L R E Q U IR EM EN TS .
Halloween
Open House|
October 31st
R id gew ood
V illa s
C L E R K A N D M A iLH A N D LE R .C A S U A L S
N O E X P E R IE N C E R E Q U IR ED
T H R E E S H IF TS AVAILABLE
7 -n n
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2380 K M g m a o d A ir.
Hanford
p m
4 0 7 -3 3 0 -1 4 3 1
M U S T BE AVAILABLE 8-12 H O U R S PER DAY 6 D AYS P ER W E E K
O V E R TIM E PAID F O R W O R K O V E R 40 H O U R S
GOODINGS SHOPPING CENTER REFLECTIONS PLAZA
514 W. LAKE MARY BLVD.,
210 SAUSALITO BLVD..
LAKE MARY, a
CASSELBERRY, a
263-CaRFENTRY
fta a tc k u w p g g g gw w a '
6 MCOM6 TAX tor InOv. told
buame**. Accounting SoluK M Ptok. Ine. 407-328-1800
253-A d d it io n s ft*
v
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e m o d e l in g
29-99 centi none higher.
100.000 *q IL to lea A l rrugor
mis.lop quality Rug* 99
2913 9. 17-92 324-MOO
NEW REMODEL REPAIR
Door*, window*, carpentry.
*kkng. deck* 4 concrete.
323-4832 S 0 Baknt C8C19680
NEED A CAREER?
W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can
establish new accounts, service existing accounts
and loves people!
263-Carpentry
CARPENTER. Al Home
repeat, paining A ctramc Me.
Richard Ore** 321-5972
PRICE REDUCEDU
Wa§: $68,000 Now: $64,000
PROPERTY LOCATION: 1110 West 10th.
Call Kellie today to set up an interview.
Street, Sanford, F L 32771
LOT S IZ E : 5 0 'x 120'
SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,201 L/A
FEATURES: New Home.
Three (3 ) Bedroom,
Tw o (2) Full Baths,
Central Air / Heat,
Plant Shelves, Cathedral Ceilings. One (1)
Car Garage, N avy Blue Carpet, House
Color. Sky blue / Teal Blue, Washer / Dryer
hook • up, St. Augustine Grass
382-8611
For Financing call:
S e m in o le H erald
Shirley Jones
Enterprise Mortgage
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by Chic Young
B L O N D IE
OP C O U R S E
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Don’t fret about occasional floater
Try this: When you brush, use a
I ) E A K O H . G O T T : I be lo ng to a
gentle and limited stroke, especially
group of elderly golfers, and we read
when
cleaning your molars. Do not
y o u r co lu m n e v e ry m o rn in g . Y o u r
touch the back of your throat or the
recent article on the “ floating stool"
base of your tongue. This should solve
has caused us some concern. Some of
the problem. If it doesn't, sec your
us, who changed our diets in recent
dentist.
years, believe that the phenomenon is
c is I NEWS)’ACER ENTERPRISE ASSN
related to diet. Others arc convinced
that malabsorption of fat is the cause.
Many of us have floating stools and
wonder if we should make an appoint*
If you would like to write
ment for a checkup. We would rather
to Dr. Gott eend your let
play golf.
ter to: P.O . Box 2 01 7,
D E A H H E A D E R : I don't blame you.
When you brush your teeth, you
Murray H ill Station, New
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y o u ’ve expressed are co rre ct. As I tongue inadvertently, with predictable
York, NY 10156.
stated in m y original colum n, most results.
instances of floating stool arc the nor
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uncommon. I doubt that the brand of
toothpaste or type of brush are to
blame. It'a more likely that you have
an over active gag reflex.
Most people are surprised to learn
that the back of the tongue contains a
rich supply of nerves that induce gag
ging. (T h i s , in c id e n ta lly , is w h y I
N E V E R ask patients to stick out their
tongues when I insert a tongue blade
to examine their throats — the best
approach is simply to open wide and
leave the tongue in as nonsal a posi
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OH. fiORCHSALKIUQ AT
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You try to draw trumps and cash w in
. Bad breaks, you’re down; favor
able positions, you cruise home. More
often, though, you m ust be careful
with the sequence of plays. We aay
that the tfmfnp la vital.
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queen.
N orth responded with a “ norm al"
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though, almost every pair uses this re■ponse to show gam e-forcing values
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play a spade to d u m m y's king. Bad
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there is a potential problem in the
heart departm ent, w ill the missers
split 3-3? Maybe, but unlikely. And if
not, the fourth heart will have to be
ruffed in the dummy. How would you
play from here?
you cash
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loser in y o u r hand. T h e secret la to
start wtth dumm y's heart ace, then to
lead a low heart toward hand. A s it
cannot help East to ruff, he discards a
club. Go over to the diamond king and
repeat the process, leading the last
heart through East. If he ruffs, you
play low. If he discards, you win, then
trum p your last heart In the dummy.
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gal in tha coming year to further your
innermost desires. When you do so,
you'll attract successful people who'll
mapue you in a positive manner.
SCO R PIO (O ct. 14-Mov. 22) Spending
too much time wondering whether you'll
succeed at this or that wd hamper your
ab*ty to achieve today. Substantial goals
era only poasMo when you assert your
self. Know where to look lor romance and
you'll find it. T h a A slro -O ra p h
Matchmaker instantly reveals which signs
a rt romantically perfect for you. Mall
S2.7S to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa
per, P.O. Box 1754, Murray Hil Station.
New York. NY 10154.
SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Oec. I I ) Thera
is a real nak today thai you could reveal
your Inlanlions lo a person who might
exploit this Information. Keep your own
counsel and share nothing, even with
Ck)M pill.
CA P R ICO R N (Dec. I l - J a n . 19) Large
gatherings could prove lo have significant
value today m networking and establish
ing contacts However, make certain you
don't introduce any topics ol a financial
nature.
AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feto. I t ) Important
objectives can be achieved today if you
don't alow yourself lo gel bogged down
by aggressive know-rt-al!s Do your thing,
your own wayl
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necessary bme lo axanvne ai the hidden
nuances whan gathering feet* lor achiev
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you money. However. 1 you don't trust X
enough lo check it out. nothing wW come
ol a.
TA U R U S (April 20-May 10) Sp*« out in
detailed writing any agreement you make
today, even 4 N involves a friend. Verbal
assumptions could be misunderstood and
Mad lo regrets later.
Q EM IN I (M ay 2 1 -June 20) You might
think that if you make tha effort lo tackle
a needed repair job yourself, you won!
have lo put out the bucks. Just be sura
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C A N CER (June 2 f-Ju ly 12) Bemg either
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undesirable results. Remember to be
firm, but lav.
L E O (Ju ly 22-Aug. 22) Use practicality
and good old fashion common tans* m
determining what it the beat course ol
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sound logc.
V IR G O (A u g . 23-4ept. 22) II you leal
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atick concerning an arrangement you
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□BRIEFLY
It a i n 't nutter If ___
bought a $75 Christmas tree
or a $15 tree, you can dis
pose of It for free If you Uve In
unincorporated Seminole
County.
Nate Ferguson, senior ana
lyst In Environmental Serv
ices. said that residents who
recetve trash and waste col
lection from the county may
leave the trees with their
regular yard waste for free
until Jan. 18.
Even residents In the af
fected area who do not sub
scribe to the residential yard
waste collection service will
have their trees collected. If
they wish.
Sanford residents who have
city trash service can dispose
of their trees with their
regular yard waste collection
on any Wednesday.
TW Oftois City Cb w b M
will meet Monday at 5:30 p.m.
(Note the Umc change.) Items
on the agenda Include re
quests for variances. New
business Items will Include
Domestic Air Service st the
Orlando Sanford International
Airport. Interlocal Agreement
with Seminole County for
Transportation Improvements,
and update of Land DevelopmenJLCsdfi.-------- -------- ------ The Hswawurs* CM$ ef
Central Florida will hold IU
January '99 luncheon meeting
on Jan. 21 at La Seals Rlatorante In Altamonte Springs.
The program features Steve
Baer, a licensed massage
therapist and Jane Hunter, a
certified water aerobics In
structor. Hunter Is also certi
fied by the Arthritic Founda
tion to teach arthritic water
exercise.
Gathering time starts at
11:30 a.m. followed by lunch
at noon. For more Information
and for lunch reservations call
Margie at (407) 977-0516
Time running
out on health
benefits deal
S T A F F W R ITE R
SANFORD • Starting Jan. 15.
city employees may not be able
to recetve full Prudential Insur
ance
coverage
for
non
emergency treatment at the
Central Florida Regional Hos
pital.
Negotiations between the
hospital and Prudential are ri
an Impasse over rates paid to
the hospital.
if Prudential’s
contract with CFRH Is allowed
to expire, city employees would
not recetve full coverage from
Prudential for non-emergency
treatment.
Prudential and Central Flor
ida Regional Hospital up-dated
the Sanford City Commission
on the on going negotiations at
Monday's work session.
Sanford Mayor Lany Dale said
(he city would search for a dif
ferent primary Insurance com
pany. if the contract dispute
between CFRH and Prudential
cannot be resolved.
i It looks bad for us to
be dealing with a com
pany that will not deal
with our local hospital. 9
•Larry Oats, Sanford Mayor
I t looks bad for us to be
dealing with a company that
will not deal with our local hos
pital.’ Dale said. *1 have a po
litical problem with this. I want
to look at all the avenues.*
The benefits paid to employ
ees receiving service at CFRH
would be substantially re
duced*. South Seminole Hospi
tal in Longwood would be the
only hospital tn the Columbia
Healthcare system In Seminole
County still fully covered by
Prudential.
From July 1997 to September
1998, there were 12 city em
ployees admitted for point-ofservice coverage by Prudential.
Tim Skeldon. vice president
and chief financial officer of
Central Florida Regional Hos
pital. said.
The hospital la seeking an
Increase tn payments from Pru
dential for services such as
open heart surgeries. Skeldon
said. The hospital wants a
separate contract for cardiac
patients.
The hospital also
wants to be Included In Pru
dential's directory, with to
235.000 member*.
*Our contract la written so we
get paid per diem.* Skeldon
said. Tt evens out for the In
surance company, but not for
ua.*
Dave Queller. representing
Prudential at the work session,
said the company la not able to
Increase the benefits paid to
the hospital.
Prudential la negotiating to
merge with Aetna. Queller said
that if the merger takes place,
as expected. In 5-6 months the
company may be able to meet
the hospital's requests.
Only 12 percent of city em
ployees live within city limits,
city commissioner Kerry Lyons
They're going elsewhere.*
Lyons said. "They're not going
to the Sanford hospital.*
Commissioner Whltcy Eck
stein said he docs not want to
aee city employees refereed to
South Seminole Hospital.
"They treated me so well In
this hospital when I had a
stroke.*
Eckstein
said.
They've treated people I know
so well. 1 would hate to go to
another hospital.*
Eckstein also urged caution
before the city changes primary
Insurance providers.
‘Prudential has saved us a lot
of money,’ Eckstein said.
"When other companies were
Increasing their rates by double
digits, they came back with
single digit Increases. Pruden
tial was there for us.*
City may seek
conservation
funds to buy
boulevard land
STAFF WRITER
LAKE MARY • Land along Lake
Mary Boulevard could be used
for conservation and recreation
If commissioners decide to
move forward with a Preserva
tion 2000 grant application.
The Parka and Recreation
Advisory Board has asked the
city commission to consider
applying for the grant to pur
chase several acres on the
boulevard, east of the railroad
tracks and adjacent to Big Lake
Mary.
"On the eve of build-out (In
Lake Mary), we should atari ad
dressing our long range plans.*
said
Laura
Mylrea-Morria.
chairman of the advisory board.
Mylrea-Morels said she feel*
parka and conservation should
be at the lop of the Hat as the
city plana for the future. Lake
Mary recently completed an
evaluation of Its comprehensive
land plan and Mylrea-Morels
said this could be the last and
best opportunity to provide for
some of the requirements of the
plan.
*1 think It would be a won
derful thing.* said MylreaMorris.
The advisory board la pro
posing that funds from the
grant be used to buy up to five
parcels from property owners
that have been Impacted by the
widening of the boulevard. The
largest piece Is eight acres,
owned by Dr. Lou Peace, cur
rently occupied by a two-story
house.
According to Mylrea-Morris,
Peace has been seeking a zon
ing change to use the land In
another manner. But MylreaMorris thinks the land and
other contiguous pieces could
better serve the residents of the
city as a conservation area and
passive park.
Seminole County had pur
chased one tract on the boule
vard when the road was wid
ened. Parks and Recreation Di
rector John Holland said the
county has ‘Indicated a will
ingness to cooperate* with the
city's plans for the conservation
area.
This could be the city's last
chance to qualify for the grant
W hite
STAFF WRITER
□TODAY S FORECAST
Sunny. Highs in the low60s. Lows In the low-40s.
□QUOTE
Information systems ptspsrsd to lacs ths challenges
of twitching over to ths new milennium.
A1Hi is ths Samlnola County Y2K coordinator. HV la
confidant ths county will sntsr 2000 with its computer
SEMINOLE COUNTY • Al Hill,
the county's Y2K coordinator,
says he Isn’t losing sleep over
the Armageddon-Uke fear that
Is befuddling many private cor
porations and 50 percent of the
National Association of Coun
ties.
Hill, 43. says Seminole
County will enter the year 2000
with total confidence tn Its geo
graphical Information services
and computer systems.
"While many counties are re
garding Y2K as a threatening
situation, we regard It as a tre
mendous opportunity to be
prepared and a step ahead.*
HU1 said. T he majority of our
Internal systems are already
compliant and those that aren't
will be."
For the next 12 months, ex
perts predict a good deal of
panic that the world's comput
ers will fall at midnight on Jan.
1. 2000. leading to anarchy,
blackouts and global chaos.
Preparedness Y2K books are
expected to be best sellers.
'Beat the Beast* Is one of those
already out.
Chris Qrasso. the director of
Information and technology,
said (hat Seminole County got
Itself a headstart of ‘the Beast"
by forming a Y2K Committee In
1996. Hill la the chairman of
that committee and responsible
for getting all agencies In the
county tn computer compliance
for the year 2000.
"We've been at this almost
three years and we re In good
shape and we're working to
make tt even better,” Graaso
said. 'Each system we has been
togs SA
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Neither Mylrea-Morria or
Holland could be specific as to
the total number of acres or
value of the land, but MylreaMorria said she knew Peace
was seeking at least $750,000
for his property.
*What Tm suggesting.* said
Mylrea-Morria, *ta a natural
buffer conservation area and
small passive park.*
The land Is close to
Mary Elementary and students
could walk to the park to study
water and land environments.
She said she has seen eagles.
rsgsSA
Not Seminole County
The nsrt monthly masting
□INDEX
which la administered by the
Florida Communities Trust,
under the Florida Department
of Community Affairs.
T his grant would fund 100
percent of the purchase without
any matching requirement as
long aa the city population la
under 10.000 residents.* Hol
land told the commiseton tn a
Who’s afraid of Y2K?
sponsored by United Cerebral
Palsy Early Intervention and
Pediatric Therapy Centers will
be held Jan. 2 1 from 6 until 8
p.m. at UCPs Seminole Cen
ter, First Presbyterian Church.
201 Oak Ave.. Sanford.
__
Baby-sitting and a light din
ner are provided free of
charge. Advanced registration
Is requested. To register or for
more information call the
Family Services Coordinator at
(407) 322-6222.
“Conservation
means the wise
use of the earth
and its resources
for the lasting
good of men."
If Lake Mary goes forward wBi ■ PraservaNon 2000 grant
property along Lake Mery Boulevard, adjacent to Bfc
soon be used as a passive park and oonazrvalon land.
.
By BtD E arn s
STAFF WRITER
SANFORD - Some Sanford
residents will have different
waste collection days starting
Jan. 4. under the city's new
contract with Florida Recycling
Services to provide garbage,
yard waste, and bulk ptek-up
services.
T h e level of service will In
crease.* Bob Raggett. Orlando
area operations manager for
Florida Recycling, said. *We
have an excellent service rec
ord In the cities we serve. We
are passing out (Here to each
resident to make sure everyone
knows of the changes.*
Residents east of U.S. High
way 17-92 and north of 20th
Street will have garbage service
on Monday and Thursday, with
recycling service on Monday.
Residents east of U.S. 17-92
and south of 20th Street will
have garbage service Monday
Y
•t
and Thursday, and recycling
service Thursday.
Residents west of U.S. 17-92
and north of 25th Street will
have garbage service Tuesday
and Friday, and recycling
service Tuesday.
Residents
west of U.S. 17-92 and south of
25th street will have garbage
service Tuesday and Friday,
and recycling service Friday.
The yard waste collection day
for all residents will be
Wednesday.
Four free bulk collection
pick-ups will be available each
year. To schedule requests,
residents can call Florida Recy
cling at (407) 328-8211.
*We are asking people to
properly contain, bundle and
tie all waste, and put It out by
7 a.m.,* Raggett said.*
The city will continue to bill
residents for services on the
monthly water and sewer bill.
Florida Recycling also has
service contracts In Longwood.
Oviedo. Daytona, and Maitland.
It la a 30-year old company
with roots tn Chicago. Raggett
said.
Under the rate schedule, resi
dential rates will decrease
13.74 percent. Commercial
rates will decrease by 10.03
percent.
The direct hot line for Flortdas Recycling la (407) 328
8 2 11. The hot line for the city
of Sanford la (407) 302-9414.
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DATE BOOK
Dec. 30. 1998
Today is the 364th
day of 1998 and the
10th day of winter
1 1930 1 998). acton Sandy Koufax (1935
), baseball great, is 63. Paul Stookry
11937-), folk singer, is 61. Mike Nesmith
11942-), musician, is 56. Tracey Ullman
0959-1, entertainer, is 39; Ben John
son 09610. sprinter, Is 37
TODAVS SPO RTS: On this day in
1962. Jerry K ram er of the G reen Bay
Packers kicked three field goals, help
ing his te am d efeat th e New York
G iants 16 7
TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in
1853. the United States bought 29.644
square miles of land from Mexico In a
transaction that became known as the
G ad sd en P u rc h a se The land la te r
becam e New Mexico and part of south
ern Arizona
On this day in 1951. the "Roy Rogers TODAY’S QUOTE: "People say that
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— Logan Pearsall Smith
On this day in 1963, Congress autho
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Charlie has had these New
Year’s Eve parties for nearly
50 years. Costume parties.
Otic year all the men came
dressed as famous Charlies
PcGaulle. Chaplin. Lindbergh.
1‘rtdo. Another year the men
and women were dressed In
diapers,
Charlie’s costume parties
have a new theme each year.
Charlie Is having an Impeach
ment Party this time. Demo
crats will attend at their own
risk.
If you've been to one of
Charlie’s New Year's Eve sh in
digs anything else seems a big
bore Most parties are totally
boring Fun. like love. Is som e
thing you f ill into or you don't.
Many New Year's Eve revelers
fall Into neither fun nor love.
It 's next New Year's Eve - not
t h i s one ■that has people
butting New Year's 2000 Is
going to be the deal. The big
hotels have lieen sold out for
two or thrre years. Tills Is lo
be die party of the Century.
Even Republicans will be
blowing their horns.
Some suspect 12 months of
panicky millennial excite
ments leading to New Year's
Eve 2000. Morr than 1.200
self-proclaimed prophets are
waiting for (he return of Christ
In the year 2000. One group Is
building a ragtag ’holy city"
near Abilene. Texas.
Others forecast that the
world's computers will fall at
midnight on Jan. 1. 2000 leading lo anarchy, blackouts
and world pandemonium. Ted
Hall of McKenna. Wash, and a
prophet for protit. Is peddling
an upbeat Y2K preparedness
book, Hr oflers what he calls
practical tips for surviving.
Phillip IVrg. known as a
rabbi to the stars, has taught
Ills clientele • Including Ma
donna and Roscanne - that the
world might end on Sept. \ l ,
1099, He says that *a ball of
fire will descend...destroying
almost all of mankind, all
vegetation, all forms of life."
He said that If mankind takes
to "sharing morr” It most
likely can lie spared.
A few years ago. Charles
Meade in Lake City. Fla., said
lhat Lake City will be the only
place on the planet to survive
Armageddon. Meade, an octo
genarian. predicts this will o c
cur In his lifetime. He has
2.000 followers, and has built
a $10 million warship center
shaped like an overturned
Noah’s ark. Attaboy. Charlie.
Kenna Fanis of Savannah.
Mo., says there's more time on
the clock then others realize.
He says Christ will return In
3000. not 2000. He said lhat
great things must happen be
fore then including the arrival
of a "Prophet President."
Author Alt x Heard Is ped
dling a book that he has safely
named "Apocalypse Pretty
Soon.” His friend. Peter
Klrbnlkov, Is finishing a book
about American doomsday
groups. They probably have
reservations at Planet Holly
wood for New Year’s Eve.
From the looks of things, we
bettrr party now rather than
later, tie! a good night's sleep
and begin lo keep an eye out
for avenging planets. IJFOs
and asteroids. The Millennium
Watch Is underway. Keep in
mind, however, what Je su s
warned his disciples that "of
that day and of that hour
knoweth no man.”
WASHINGTON The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) m arked
the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Endangered Species
Act (ESA) by releasing u stale-by-state summary of p r o g r e s s being
made to recover once-imperiled wild animals and plants. The
well-known legislation, which President Richard M. Nixon signed
into law on Dec. 28. 1973. was approved nearly unanimously by
both Houses of Congress.
"Clil/rns ol every state in this nation can see firsthand in tlicir
own stale examples of the progress firing made In bringing
wildlife back from the brink of extinction.* said EDF senior
ecologist Dr. David S. Wllcovc. Examples of recovering wildlife In
the Illustrative, but not exhaustive. rej«>ri range from littleknown Hawaiian plants to gray wolves howling in Yellowstone and
majestic bald eagles, which again soar over nearly every state.
In Florida, bald eagles are increasing in number, where 874
pairs occupied terntortes In 1997, tip from 535 In 1990. On July
12. 1995, the bald eagle was reclassified from endangered to
threatened In the lower 48 states. Die once endangered
American alligator has fully recovered and was removed from the
endangered spectrs list Ju n e 4. 1987. The Florida population of
brown pelicans has recovered and was removed from the
endangered species list February 4. 1985. Creation of the
20.000-acre Ten Thousand Islam) National Wildlife Refuge in
1997 protects hahttal for endangered wood shirks and sea
turtles Long-term nesting trends for the suhpopulatlon of
loggerhead sea turtles In Florida (about 90 percent of the US
population) Indicate that the species Is Improving In status.
Green sea turtles' nesting numbers In Florida have Increased over
the last ten years. Endangered Schaus' swallowtail butterflies
have Increased in number after captive breeding. Following
Hurricane Andrew, only 17 were left In the wild; In late 1997.
there were approximately 1.200.
T h e accomplishments of the Endangered Sprclrs Act Involve
many Amerleans-aniong them the Intrepid biologists who scaled
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Adult clubs appeal judge’s ruling
POLICE LOG
77ir following reports iverc compiled from the Seminole County
Sheriff's Office for incidents recorded Dt*c. 29:
Burglury to a conveyance:
LAKE MARY, Pmr n ic e . 10O block. Dec. 28. 4:30 a.m. An 18*
year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs depu
ties for unarmed burglary to n conveyance and for petty theft.
Deputies said he stole a portable stereo system valued at less
than $300 from an unlockrd car.
Domestic violence:
LONGWOOD, Ruby Lane. 100 block. Dec. 27. 5:41 pan. A 45-
year-old man was arrrsted by Longwood Police for domestic
violence. Pollre said the man ordered his wife to stay behind
In the car while he look the children Into the house to disci
pline them. She followed him. according to police, and he be
came so angry that he kicked the television, breaking the
screen and threatened to kill her for falling to follow his o r
ders.
WINTER SPRINGS. Bombay Avenue, 200 block. Dec. 28.
11:50 p.m. A 48-year old man was anented by Winter Springs
Police for domestic violence. Police said spit In his wife's face
during an argument.
Driving under the influence:
LAKE MARY, Lake Mary Boulevard at Interstate 4. Dec. 27.
5:22 a.m. A 48-year-old man was arrested by Florida Highway
Patrol for driving under the’influence.
OVIEDO, Mitchell Hammock Road. Dec. 28. 0:01 a m. A 25year-old woman was arrrsted by Oviedo Police for driving un
der the Influence.
WINTER SPRINGS, Moaa Road, Dec. 27. 10:33 p.m. A 30year-old man was arrested by Winter Springs Police for driving
under the Influence.
Drugs:
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Altamonte Drive. Dec. 28. 11:23
p.m. A 38-year-old man was arrrsted by Altamonte Springs
Pollre for possession of cocaine and possession of drug para
phernalia. Police said they saw the man In his car l>rhlnd a
store which was not open for business, police said they approached the car and the man said he Just wanted to Ijc alone
la-cause he had had a fight with his wife. Pollre asked If they
could search the vehicle. Inside, they found a bag of crack co
caine and a pipe with residue on It.
By R u m White
STAFF WHITER
SEMINOLE COUNTY - In the
final tug of the 1998 tug-of-war
try the county and the adult
entertainment Industry, an at
torney representing three for
merly all-nude dancing clubs
In Casselberry has appealed a
Dec. 3 decision Circuit Court in
favor of the county.
On Tuesday. Attorney David
Wasserman appealed Judge
Nancy Alley’s denial of a tempo
rary Injunction to the Fifth Dis
trict Court of Appeals. Wasscrman represents the owners of
Club Juana. Cabaret and Ra
chels.
The owners are arguing that
Seminole County's Public De
cency Ordinance Is In conflict
with the Casselberry Adult En
tertainment Ordinance. In her
ruling Dec. 3. Alley said the or
dinance is not In conflict but
rather ’’supplemental" to the
Casselberry Adult Entertain
ment Ordinance.
"We feel very confident about
defending the appeal." Deputy
County Attorney Lonnie Groot
said today. "This has been an
extremely active year In the
courts - and we expect this Is
sue will be argued for the next
two years."
Wasserman said the adult
club owners are prepared to
otters, heron and ibis on or
near the lake.
"Conserving arras certainly
has a reciprocal !>enrflt.* said
Holland.
The city must complete the
application soon. Mylrea-Morris
said the deadline Is April. She
and Holland said the applica
tion process Is fairly lengthy
and Involves ranking the bene
fits of the purchase by a point
system.
Holland said the commission
will consider moving forward
with the application process at
Its strategic planning session.
scheduled after the first of the
year.
Survivors Include husband.
George: granddaughters. Candy
Caldwell, Deltona. Amy Holt,
Wahlawa, Hawaii; grandson.
Richard, Deltona; Ave great
grandchildren.
Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn
Park Cemetery and Funeral
Home. Lake Mary. In charge of
arrangem ents.
Harold R. Rankin Sr.. 62.
West 22nd Street. Sanford, died
Monday, Dec. 14. 1998. Bom
Sept. 8. 1936. In Augusta. Va..
he moved to Central Florida
more than 30 years ago. Mr.
Rankin was a truck driver for
KW Trucking. Sanford.
Survivors Include wife. Laura;
two sons In Sanford; two sons,
two daughters, mother, brother
and two sisters In Virginia:
three grandchildren.
Arrangements
are
being
handled privately.
Bunch brings gifts
Lay, Winn Dixie, Coca-Cola, and Wal-Mart. Shown
from left are Amelia Lclils, Ruth Jornigan. Marion
MacNoil, Phyllis Hupp, Millie P eters. Louise Bruce,
Ann Hoolehan, Don Hupp, and Haze Johnson.
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"We Intend to be out In Iront."
Hill said.
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Mt. Vernon. Ind., she moved to
Central Florida In 1983 from
Ft. Lauderdale. Mrs. Breeze
was a drug store clerk. She was
a Christian.
HAROLD R. RANKIN
Ark. Is building on the Y2K
survtvallsin scene. He Is con
structing a 700-acre Christian
community In the hills of
Northwest, Ark. He's trying to
get 100 families to buy 3-acre
lots and simply get ready for
Judgment Day.
Seminole County will go on
['It’s a Wonderful Life"
BERNIECE L. BREEZE
Survivors Include wife. Mary;
daughters. Elizabeth Warner.
Rosedalr, bid., Katherine. Los
Angeles. Virginia Lee. Atlanta.
Ga.: mother. Delores Elgher.
Cincinnati. Ohio; sister. Suzi
Vlanello.
Cincinnati,
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and those It does business with
are In compliance.
Upgrading the county's soft
ware and hardware was not us
expensive us people may have
thought It would be. Hill says
tiie cost has been not much
more than $50,000. One of the
moves the county made was to
outsource Information services
to HTE of Lake Mary. It also
conducted u system-wide audit
of all Its computers.
All ol the county's agencies
need computer compliance to
function properly. The public
safety and sheriffs ofllce o p
erations arc obviously crucial to
protect the county. There can
be no room for error In the E911 function. The system must
be fall-safe.
"We don't Intend to have a ton
of bricks come down on us.”
said Hill, u former Army C ap
tain with a Masters Degree In
Geography from the University
of Tennessee. "We're going to
stay way ahead of the Beast."
The "Beast" lias folks all
over the U.S. In a dither. Bob
Rutz, an engineer In Kingston.
Groot said that the county has
paid $292,746.32 to the law
Ann of Shutts A Bowen for
services the past two fiscal
years and has $265,000 budg
eted for adult entertainment
cases In 1999-2000. He said
that attorney Rirk Nelson from
American Liberty Institute Is not
charging the county for d e
fending the Public Decency Or
dinance, adopted In November.
H oliday m o v fM peo ple
plan to w atch
MONSTER DEBT ?
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JAMES I. MCKEE
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In (ronton, Ohio, he moved to
Central Florida In 1971 from
Greenville. S.C. Mr. McKee was
a physical therapist. He was a
member of Big Mac’s Hunt
Club. S.C. Mr. McKee was a
member of Markham Woods
Presbyterian Church.
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donations from P apa Johns Pizza, Shoneys. Fnto
keep going to court In an ellort
to save their businesses, which
have thrived for several dec
ades. Club Juana owner Mike
Pinter recently staged a gala
party for his club’s 35th anni
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Battalion Chief Jamaa Poovty (laft) and Lt. John
Carver (right) of tha Sanford Fir* Dapartmant receive
30-year aanrica award* from Mayor Larry Dal*. Tha
dty presented 81 aanrica award* thla month.
Pet of the Week
City honors employees
with service awards
STAFF WHITE H
SANFORD • Sanford recently
honored 81 employee* with at
least live years of service. In
cluding two fire department em
ployees with 30 years of service.
The 1998 Service Award pro
gram was held Dec. 18 at City
Hall.
Battalion Chief James Poovey
and Lt. John Carver are retiring
from the Are department after
serving for 30 years.
"Their performance has been
exemplary,* Fire Department
Chief Tom Hickson said. "You’re
losing 60 years of experience,
and that's hard on any organiza
tion.*
Hickson was among five mem
bers of the Are department hon
ored for 25 years of service.
Also honored were Eugene Rodg
ers. Steven Crews. Douglas
Luce, and Richard Lazar.
From the police department,
William Hasson and Aaron Keith
were honored for 25 years of
service.
Charles Collier bom the parks
end recreation was honored for
~0 years of service.
Four police department mem
bers were honored for 20 years service. Timothy McCauley and
of service. Including Oracey Joyce Riggins were honored for
Posley, Lawrence Monti, Darell 10 years of service.
Stacey Dunning and Timothy
Brewer, and Richard Poovey.
Josie Hood of public works Robles from the Are department
was honored for 20 years of were honored for 10 years of
service. Cynthia Porter from the
service.
William Taylor. Rodolfo Encar- city clerk's office was also hon
nucion. and Paul Moore of the ored for 10 years of service.
utilities department were hon
Nancy Jermyn. Clifford Low
ored for 15 years of service. ery. Frank CarT. Jose Rivera,
James Phillips and Pontius and Charles Edwards from the
Parker of public works were utilities department were hon
honored for 15 years of service.
ored for five yeurs of service.
William Crappa and Willie Robert Down. William Getman.
Harden of the police department und Michael Moore from public
were honored for 15 years of works were honored for five
service. Mary Muse of commu years of service.
nity development was also hon
The six police department
ored for 15 years of service.
Richard Casella. Willie Wil members honorrd for five years
liams. amd Terrance Alday of the of service Included Marc Kovucs.
utilities department were hon Charles Locher. David Morgenored for 10 years of service. stem. Mark Kabom. Jose Diaz,
Wilma Card-Fydenkevez of pub and Gregory Smith.
lic works was honored for 10
Bernard
Joseph.
Tom
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Farnsworth. Donald Patchtn, and
Darlene Ladoczky. Melissa Carol Stolaski from parks and
Johnson. Anthony Esoff. Timothy recreation were honored for five
Welter, and Frank Hewitt of the years of service.
police department were honored
Christopher Murphy. Teny
for 10 years of service.
Keith Acre*. Kevin Collier. James. Jerome Johnson, and Mi
William Barrington, and Eveline chael Ed mini on from the Are de
Bennett from parks and recrea partment were honored for five
tion were honored for 10 years of years of service.
S p e c ie s
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trees and cliffs to return bald
eagles and peregrine falcons to
states from which they had
vanished, determined scientists
and volunteers who protected
sea turtles nesting on the
nation's beaches, the Nez Perce
tribe which Is overseeing the
return of the wolf to Idaho
forests, and a young man In
California who turned back
from a life on the streets to aid
a rare butterfly.* said EDPs
Margaret
McMillan.
who
compiled the report.
Though hailing the many
successes achieved thus far.
the EOF report also noted a
critical need
to Improve
conservation efforts on privately
owned land. 'Because most
endangered species have most
of their habitat on private land.
It Is essential that new
approaches be found to enlist
more landowners as active
partners
In
conservation
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Robert Bonnie. EOF Itself has
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restore or Improve habitat, but
do not Incur additional land
use restrictions as a result of
endangered species taking up
residence on their property as a
result of the Improvements.
Over a million acres of private
land has been entered Into safe
harbor agreements since the
novel Idea was embraced by
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt
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Dean
Smith
Lake Mary, Seminole to meet
HERALD
SPORTS
EDITOR
Local squads to play for fifth place
in Lake Mary Holiday Tournament
No let up
in SAC’s
athletic
prowess
; SANFORD • What'n this?
Seminole Athletic Conference
tram s arc dominating toum aM
play? Who would havr
thought It?
• Last week. th r girls’ teams
from Lakr Brantley, Like Hnwrll and Like Mary finished
first, third and fifth, respec
tively. In the Target Soccer
Classic at Lake Mary High.
I Now the boys' soccer teams
Tram the SAC have won four of
>lx Karnes, have four team s In
the top eight and a rr assured
of having a team In the C ham
pionship Game and a team In
Jhe Third Place Game and
Tould easily have two more
•teams squaring off for fifth and
jdxth place In the Eagle Invite.
I Hut having SAC team s do
{well In soccer tournam ents Is
•not all that unusual.
• The real surprises have come
{from the county's basketball
{teams.
• Everyone knew the Lake
iMary girls should be very good
{and that Winter Springs had a
•fhance to lie good but were
‘probably a year away.
Hut when Like Mary was hit
{with a rash of Injuries and
{lackluster play that saw the
HRams lose as many games In
one week (two) as they had In
Two years and the Hears, while
getting ofT to a fantastic start,
lost to a pretty good Cocoa
Beach team, at home, some
{were starting to doubt the
greatness of the two squads.
Now comes this week and the
buzz Is starting again.
Like Mary, which was ranked
No. 10 In the South In the pre
season by a national m aga
zine. has gone to the prestig
ious tournament In Tennessee
and crushed the host team and
easily knocked off the top team
from the state of Washington
date Tuesday, no score re
ceived) and now has the
chance to show that It belongs
In the nation's elite when ft
takes on No. 11 nationally
ranked Oak Ridge. Tennessee
tonight In the semifinals.
And speaking of Lake Mary.
It's obvious that Mary Leah
Sutton Is one tough young lady
and knows a lot more about
herself than we do.
Late last week the senior
power forward was saying that
she was going to play In the
tournament, but most people
we had talked too said that she
was still at least two weeks
away from being recovered
enough from her broken hand
to return to action.
She got 12 points In the 67
38 victory over North Greene
High School Monday night.
Winter Springs has looked
awesome In knocking off two
powerful teams. Dr. Phillips
and Mlaml-Carroll City. In the
Ocala-Forest Holiday T ourna
ment and tonight takes on a n
other top program. MiamiSouthwestern. with the winner
advancing to the finals.
; An amazing thing happened
In the Bears' win over Carroll
City, four Winter Springs play
ers scored In double figures
and high-scoring star point
guard Mary Lou Johnston
Wasn't one of them, she was
held to four points.
I Not much was expected from
the boys tills season as every
|eam In the county, with the
exception of Winter Springs, of
course, was decimated by
graduation.
{. But several teams have
stepped up and are showing
potential.
Lake Howell continues to be
ihe class of the county as the
SIver Hawks Improved to 12-1
on the season In advancing to
the Championship Game of the
Jim Clark Hornet Classic with
a 76-65 thumping of host
Bishop Moore Tuesday night.
Oviedo has had Its moments.
Please see Dean. Page 2B
B i.ltta a Smith______________
spoki-s Kiirmit
LVKK MARY They did it m
dlffrm il styles. L it Parkland
High School from Pennsylvania
and A|Mipka High School will
meet for the Cham pionship of
thr Like Mary Holiday Tour
namrnt this afternoon.
Parkland High School got oil
to a slow start, but came back
to edge Central Florida C hris
tian Academy from Oc«>cr. -HI46. In overtime, while Apopka
High School Jumped out to a
ID |Milnt halftime lead and held
oil lllawassee Christian Aradrinv from Orlando, 01-53.
In Ihe other games, host
Like Marv won three of the
four quarters, anil lied tire
other, to ul|i Deltona High
School, 50--16; anil Seminole
took a big lead In th r ftrst
quarter and never let iiji In
whipping Wymore High School
Irom Kalonvlllr. M) 02.
Because of Parkland having
an early flight back to Priinsylvanla. the tournament schedule
for today was changed slightly.
LAKE MART HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
MONDAY. DECEMBER 28
Oman | _ Parkland High School. IV ra u jfh sn b 51 W jn n tr High School 42
Ommt 7 . Central FVwVU ChrUtlaui A r*lrm y ul O n e r fit. Seminole High
Srhoal SS
OMM 9 _ Apopka High School 48. Deltona High School 44
O am ^ 4 _ Ittavaaaea ChrU IU n Academy ul Otlamki 65. tak e Mary Utah
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2B
O a m 5 . Seminole High School HO. Wymote lli*h School 62
Q a m 6 . Lake Mary lllgh School 50. Dt Iim u I Hah St him! 46
d a m 7 _ Parkland High School. lYniMvhanU 411. Central H onda C h ristia n
Academy of Ocore 46. mrenimc
Oame 8 _ A(wpka High School 61. Iluarasacr ChrUIUn Academy OtU ikV) 53
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBBR SO
SEVENTH PLACE OAME
O a m 9 . Wymore High Srhnol n
-
Deltona lllgh Schonl. i>...n
CHAMPIONSHIP OAME
O a m 10 . Parkland High Srhnol. IVimsylvanlu n A|>>|.k.i lllgh Schtnl.
1:45 p a l
t h ir d p l a c e o a m e
O a m I t . Central H o n d a C hristian Arialrmy of O n e r v* lU aw aw e ChrU Uan Academy of O rlando. 3 30 p m
FIFTH PLACE OAME
O a m 13 .S em inole High School n
Lake Mary High Srhnol. 5 IS p m
Tlie Seventh Place Game brtwern Deltona High School and
Wymore High School will still
lie played at noon: but Ihe
Championship game between
Parkland High School and
Ajiopka High School will move
to 1:45 p m ; followrd by the
llilrd Place Game between
lllawassee Christian Academy
and Central Florid.i Christian
Academy at .'1.30 ji.ni.
CFCA took a 10-10 lead after
one quarter and was still up
21-22 at halftime before
Parkland took the lead, .'18-36,
after three jw-rtods.
CFCA oniseorrd Parkland 7
5 In the lonrili quarter to force
overtlm« but Parkland came
out on top with a 6-3 advan
tage In the extra period.
S/ala< howskl was th r only
jilayer hi double figures for
Parkland with I I (mints. Seven
other plavers stored between
one and nine jiolnts for the
winner's
lloirn: an tossed In I I jiotnls
for the i H A Eagles.
Apopka led IH 12 after one
jierlotl inti .TT 23 at Intertillsslon ai l lllawassee Christian
could n-vr quite gel hack Into
the battle
I lt«To- ji. ii nl the Blue Darters
with 26 jiolnts. while Calderon
116). Smothers (14) and C ass
cus (12 also stored In double
It a not quito tho championship match-up they woro look.nq lor but
figures. I) Andre scorrd a
notes Bob Trama (left) and Lake Marys Mike Gaudroau wfI p<t coaching
Please see lake Mary. Pg. 2D
styles today when their teams me«d in tho Lake Mary Holiday Classic
County teams 4-for 4 in Eagle Invite
B t Tone De B o n n ie r__________
CORRESPONDENT
ORLANDO - Of th r four vic
tories posted by Seminole
County schools Tuesday In thr
Eagle Invitational boys soccer
tournament, the most Impresslve may have been thr ugliest.
Playing on a pitch rendered
abysmal by several Inches of
rain and seven m atches In less
than 48 hours. Ihe Like Mary
Rams scored twice In the llnal
10 minutes of play to overtake
the Jupiter Warriors. 2-f. and
advance to this afternoon's
semifinals.
Like Mary's opponent will he
the Like Howell Silver Hawks,
who dismantled the Daytona
Beach-Seabreeze Sandcrabs «)0 In their quarterfinal match
(which was played In a
downpour that helped create
tin- aioreiiirnlloned abysmal
conditions).
In consolation bracket play,
troth the Oviedo Lions and Ly
man Greyhounds found their
respective
scoring
touch.
Oviedo eliminating the Dr.
Phlllljis Panthers. 3-0. and
Lyman
ousting
L ikelands
Drradnaiights. 3 I.
Also advancing to the semlfl
nal round were the M rltroumr
Bulldogs (I 0 winners over S a t
ellite) and Ihe Blshoji Moore
Hornets (who defeated flora
Itaiori Olympic Heights. 3 1).
Ihe other Iwo consolation
brae ket results from Tuesday
bad Palm Hay blanking Edgewater. 2 0 . and GainesvilleHmbbolz shutting out Winter
Park. 3 0.
Given Ihe situation and con
ditions. Like Mary coach L iny
McCorklc was very jileased
wtlfi his Iranis result.
"I guess Id rather wtn ugly
than lo-v- jurtty.* he said with
a smile "Jnpllrr Is a very good
side. Thrv pl.iyrd with a lot of
lulrtislt', Am) when they got
that earl; goal they played with
even more intensity
and
confldrni r ‘
Robert Leonard gave the
Warriors a 10 lead In the
gam es l*>ili ininiite when h r
made ji long nm to a through
ball fn in Brian Hardy and di
rer led It past ft.ii r krrjjcr Bart
Crrasm m
Like Mary created several
strong '"'ring opportunities
but wa- drilled rrjrratrdly by
Jujiller
keeper
Francisco
M.in/o
We i ul our opportunities.*
McCorkle said. -We kept cre
ating solid opportunities. At
hallllrt)'' * fold Ihe guys to Just
keep shooting. Ifi.it sooner or
laler wed gel one by him. But
II looked like lime was going to
nm out on us.‘
Fernando V'lll.ilolros finally
urtlrd tile equalizer for (hr
Rams on a long volley from the
left wing with less than seven
minutes remaining In Ihe
match. Ninety seconds later.
Don McIntosh one-limed home
a cross from Jarney Tojielskl
for the game winner.
Wlille It larked thr drama of
Ihe Like Mary decision, the
L ikr Howell effort also de
manded rcsjrect. Scoring nine
goals on a clear day on a dry
surface Is no easy feat: to do It
In a told December rain nu
Reid ihe consistency of a
soaked sjrongc Is Impressive.
Die fact that the nine goals
came from seven different
jilayers also deserves note.
Till hajqiy with where we are
right now.' said Like Howell
coach Scott Betslnger. -Were
doing all right. We've been
scoring goals all season, which
has been a pleasant surprise.
"We've had 12 different play
ers rnntrlbutr points out of the
18 on the roster. I'm extremely
happy with that and I hope It
continues all season. We may
not have Ihe big name player,
hut we have a bunch of players
who get Involved In the attack."
Igor Goncalrz. Ryan Wilder,
and Jeremy McCovem led the
Sliver Hawk assault Tuesday.
Goncalrz had two goals and an
assist. Wilder netted a pair of
goals, and McGovern was
credited with four assists.
Also scoring goals were
Danny Smith. Robert Bennet,
Steve Bowman. Rob Ishak. and
Pleaae aee Soccer, Page 2B
County
hoops
teams
keep on
winning
WELL DONE
Bt D ean Smith_____________
SPORTS EDITOR
Phato by Ju lia MlUcr
SANFORD • Tho Optimist Club of Sanford's Athleto of the Week is
Seminole High School girls basketball player Natosha Fishor.
Despite her youthfulnoss Fisher was nominated lor the award by her
coach, Sylvester Wynn, for her outstanding team leadership both on
and off the court and for her willingness to go tho extra mile for tier team
regjrdless of tho circumstances
Fisher. a sophomore guard, receives her award from Optimist Club ol
Sanford member John Cullum (left)
ORLANDO - A successful
week In tournam ents continued
for the majority of the Semlnole Athletic Conference baskrtball teams In action Tues
day night.
The Lake Howell and Lake
Brantley boys teams both a d
vanced to their respective
tournament
Championship
Games, while Lyman also won.
On the girls' side. Lake Mary
and Winter Springs both con
tinued to be Impressive In m a
jor tournaments.
Die only teams to sufTer de
feat on Tuesday were the male
and female squads from Oviedo
lllgh School.
Rrggle Kuhn. Chad Parsons
and Brad Hoffar combined for
b-l points as the Lake ffowell
lx>ys knocked off host Bishop
Moore. 76-65. to advance to the
Championship Game of the
Jim Clark Hornet
Classic In Orlando.
Holiday
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nm tnbutrd .in assist Gu.ilif
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r j . i tm tf n! it .is lif rrntriifcJ
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und i f "
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"ii Monday
and
1ii«*m1.i\ ' win over lakeland
u . i ' th e tm ish m g
I u.nliliil iit-tf's.in lv say
wf _,iv< .i better f Itort Iinlay
lit.in
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U r |u 't
i bam r ' iwav today
pm
'a id
our
lim b ■! th e M arki'Vti b r o th
f t ' s . i '.i a n d SlaMs.1 m ti tr ib
tiled a goal
J . i 'n n
D if b le r
a d d e d d ir th ir d G m h o u m l
'i "re
Miguel tim i/.ilf .
w as
iT fd ite d w ith a p air "1 . t " i ' i '
While Rvan I’d t s h a d o n e a s
'i 'i
lu s h n C ook s to r e d tw ite a n d
h a d a n a s s is t tot th e C htedo
L io n s in th e ll win over Dr
P h illip s Steve L u p p e rl a d d e d a
go.d w hile I h r L uket b r o th e r s
Tom .m d IJeti eiii h h a d .m
■t " l ' t
G oalie \ ]t k A 'l f t i / n
m a d e six sa v es m r riiird ttig h i '
se v e n th 'liu tm i! uj d ie . r . i s i i n
'VVe 'h tiw rd
Mime
p u lse
fu m in g b a t k w ith a s tr o n g <t
t" n today a lte r a d is a p p o in t iiic
te s u lt ia j l I n " o n p e n a lty
kti k ' ti M elbonm el v e s trrd a v
'■lid Oviedo ( o a t h ,Jor Avalon*'
*1 d id so m e experim ent!!!*: t »»
dav arul s ta rte d settlin' D re n to n
t'o ln ai sw eep er And In d id an
o u ts ta n d in g |o b b a c k llir te lor
u s today
Pun! g am es will t»e p la y ed a t
eai'li ol th e tw o lo n m a m e iil
s i t e ' E dge w ate r a n d H tsh o p
M oore h ig h ' i liools
Ai B ish o p M oore. S atelh t*
ta k e s o n H iichhoU al 11 a m
b eto re
l.vuiaii
b a t tle s
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tlis h o p
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t h r u sem illti.il in .id h . ii .1 p m
Tlii' w in n er
of
th e
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ol
th e
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H e ig h t' 1 aim H at t o ilie s t
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C o n t i n u e d from Page IB
in c l u d in g b e in g tin o n ly Plot
Ida te a m lo w in . 5 3 - 4 3 fivei
D f S a l f s KrUliit k \ m i th e
ofM'l.tllU night ol tltc S u n s h i n e
C la ssii it D a vlo tia (le a c h
m a il h lor h lih p l . u • >
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I'atriols h a i r a ls o h e r n solid
t h i s s e a s o n a n d lo a n ed very
good t n r sd.it mi:ht. t h r a s h in g
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in their o w n
t o u m .i i i i f i u
S f iiniiulf a n d I.akr Marv a l s o
h oiu n **d l i n k Irotn o p e n in g
r- n od — . s i ' m th f L a k f Marv
th rou gh
y e a r s , i i i u i u r m i s lea rn s h . m
e ii lr t e s in th e Itolex ’ 1 At I'at
Iona W h e n II l i m e s at D a v ln n .i ni p i' iu t h f
l.iti'.t * dll Ion ol 111*' Corvette Will lie a liv ed m o l
t r i s l o i i that m a d e th e s p i l l s * .u la IIlot i s III lh*'
In Idfil t
tin
iiix > Hr
I'ldO s
Iin lo w t ti C o rv ette H a rd to p is th e tlts i
fixed to o l Vi-lli o lfe ie d s u i t e th e li-g e n d a it
set o u d gt tie ia tio ii Sim*; U a ts ol i h r HHiil |'M>7
e ra
We a n tin till'd to w elco m e ( In v io let a n d
C o r v r th a s p a il ol th e Uolex
i at Ifa v to n .i.
inoi oi sp o r t s inns! p u s i i* ;i o ii s entli iratn ■- r a l e
slid d r e g k iilliv att t i e r p re s id e n t ol I n te r n a
L a k e M a ry
C o n t i n u e d fr om Page IB
g a m e h ig h
27
p o in ts
lot
I llaw a s s e e
C h r is tia n
w h ile
lit n l a d d e d It) p o in ts
A ilouls N llltth HtepjH'il u p h lg
tor | a k e M arv (H inting In 1? I
(H unts a s tin- lim n s held nil i h r
W olves
L i k e M arv led Hi If* after
oin
p erio d
and
2(> 2 1
at
hallliint* Ih'Io ii ' t h e tw o t e a m s
b a tt le d to a IJ 12 lie In the
t h u d pel'll id
I1le li.im s llll'tl
Won t h e lin.il i|ii.liter 12 111. to
• I.iiiii th e t n tort
M ack llo h ii.in n a d d e d
HI
p o in ts im L ik e M arv. w h ile
W illiam s i |*i) a n d C a m a t h o
11(1) p a t e d I In* D elto n a a tta c k
S fiim in lf (loiiiltled th e h all
Inside to Its in n ot Ii tool ti
In tli to w e rs lor Hi |io in ts to
b est W v m o re
Arrow Port e \ ‘ 11 ra c e d lo a
17 ** le a d a fte r th e b rsi ((n a tte r
.u n i th e lloli* .its w ere o nly a b le
in trim o n e p o in ts oil tin - a d
v a n ta g e o v er th e n ex t tw o perl
u*|s b efo re S e m in o le w ent o n a
Mf 2 2 n in In th e thi ll eig h t
lllltlille s lo clo se th e g am e
Ih e tr ip le 'lo w e r s ol s e n io rs
C o rn e liu s I lin e |1M p o in ts) a n d
H I T rail (16) a n d fre s h m a n
H obble D u p re 1121 led th e wav.
w hile D e n n is C u rry got in to th e
•o l w ith 111 p o in ts
J o h n s o n |lf ) |. S n e a d |12! a n d
* >rr t i l l s to r e d in d o u b le tig
u r e s lor W vm ore.
PARKLAND 4 9 . EAGLES 4 6.
up a
it
overtime
N i a s is u s u a l, tin - SAC
if .m is h a t f sh o w n ig u i, th a t
t o n s h o u ld n ev er *> II s. m m ole
i o iin ty p rep te a m s si, i w h en
lo iim iim e n i Mine a r n te s
Father Lope/
tto n al S peedw ay C n rp tira tlo n . D a v to n a s |1 " " h t
lo m p a m
T a i i u e r s l i i p s like th is d e m o tis ir
" a le a
si iio iis ( o m m ltiiiciil lo m u Ia n s in filin g o u r
sp o rt to ila n ex t level H\ w * h o m in g ti t i t u i e f
spniisoi'H like C h e v to le l
\il\ im *' S iipct In k * Is still K in .tin lot Hit?
Rolex 21 At IM vH m a. .m d in i l u d f a lo u t il iyr
g f iif i.d a d m is s io n lo (lo- iiifii Id oi iiiiri se rv ' ti
g ia n d s i.u id t"i S 7 n lw n d .iv ftcK eis i.m i ■ lim it
s i r* si ii i
I'm i t i k f i In lo n iia tlm i m i th e l(i>lr\ 2 1 At
)>ay toii.i * all th e D a v lo n a I n te in a llm ia l N |x i i |- 8 |
way in k* I o ilie r at ('Mill 2 3 1 KAi I |7 2 2 .l| f o r f ™
m o re Itifo n iiu llm t on o th e r Speedyvav I'V fiils o r
DAVIONA I'SA , " file U ltim a te M oim .p m is Al
Ir.u lto n '
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mi
th e
tu l f i n e l
at
IIIIji / ,/www I i.\\'l i )\A I NA i om
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ll.iv w o o d ts itn Ivi ilex '.‘ I Al D .ivton.i s ill lltiir
i n o td h o l'li t w ith live o v erall w in s
L ast s e c o n d s h o t: / s e e
Hi.' S p o r ts Illu str a te d jln\
is im o i i.
.Vof mill/ uUll its pri season
laearitv. the Tampa /frit/
/Jliminerrs. not it’iM the Sir
[ter llaii'l, tlu i/ didn't m u
nirikr the plm/at/s
Parkland, Pennsylvania (49)
S/.il u how ski II |«mr i lliil* r%*>n
.WuM H r.ivtur I %.*Nk,iklH I ♦* linttif
7 Idl.lU |H Iff |*» |<»
Central Fla. Chr. Academy (4fl)
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( S«}uiNttt I Sn^.ill 1 L l.ils |7 tfl
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10 12 10 5 6 49
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10 8 12 7 3 40
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( It A l r» HiiitrtS mil _ ihhit
\it hill* *iK
(Will**
Somor center Cornohus Blue scored a loam high 1H points a s Semmol '
earned a spot opposite Lake Mary in the Fitth Place G am e m the Lake Mary
Holiday Tournament with an 00-62 victory over Wymote Tuesday afternoon
BLUE D A R T E R S 6 1 .
II1AW ASSEE 3 3
Apopka (61)
( .dm id 12 Smt'OiFp* It link* 2*>
IlnHunl H (iilj t llr.itUnfti 2 .Jn|in*i(iii
ti ( tiidfruii Mi J li.iIn 2*» I 7 (it
P re p s
C o n t in u e d from Page IB
D ie Sliver H a w k ' it.) Ii w ill
ta k e on R u n a iiftl High S< hn u l
from New O rle a n s, LnuiM utni. a
A*. J it w in n er liver C o lo n ia l
Tuesday nigfit. in the tlnulo at
ti .to p m to n ig h t
K ohn a L 'ntvcrsity of S o u th
M orula
slg n ee
s to r e d
27
p o in ts a s L ik e Howell took a
3 7 .1 1 h a lltltiif lead a n d the
H o rn e ts co u ld gel no c lo s e r
K ohn a s e n io r p o in t g u ard
hit live th r e e - p o in te rs tor t h r
Silver il.m k s w ho a ls o gut 2-1
p o in ts from P a r s o n s a n d 13
p o in ts from H ollar
J a m e s 11*/ H ow ard (llil an d
M O ro s / 11 -Ii p a r e d th e s to r in g
for H ishnp M oore 110 J)
A lter a very slow s ta rt th a t
s.iw L ik e H ra n tlry lead p isi t> 1
a lte r th e lirst p erio d th e I'a trt
o ts blew t h f g am e o p e n by
outM o rtn g th e E ag les 3 9 -1 2 in
i h r set out) hall It* w in (*) 27
in th e lirst ro u n d ot t h r L ik r
B ran tley H oliday T o u rn a m e n t
in A lta m o n te S p rin g s
L ik e B ra n tle y
w hit h a ls o
w on th e ju n io r v a rsity 1 o ilie s t
)•» .12 will la te W est O ra n g e hi
t h r lln a ls at 7 JO p in to n ig h t
Hie W a rrio rs k n o c k e d off W in
te r P ark fib 4 9 . ui ill** o th e r
s e n iltlu .il
G en e W illis led a b a ta ta r d
Pal n o t s a tta c k w ilh 17 p o in ts
w hile C h e rry pat r d P oint ta n a
w ith |0 p o in ts
la in . 111 got b .a k in to th e w in
tu lu m u in d ie ( u d .1 I n d i a
tion.il at Nrw S m y rn a B ra t II
High St la 101 w ith a 79 71 over
tim e vi< ton. oyer L ik e W eir
O vlrdu w as Ih e on ly H o n d a
tr a m lo Will oil ih e o p e n in g
bight o| ih r S u n s h in e < l.issii
it f a t h e r L ojie/ H igh S ch o o l in
li.ivtm i.i tli'.ii h ljul Ih e L io n s
wpn
not a s s u t t e s s h i l uii
. ' ifsttay as Ih rv w ete lh u tn )ie d
u I I by ShiTbv ( m in i', Ken
Mo ky in th e s e m i f i n a l '
i m r , W h arton Ii •! O v ied o ((>
I,) a td i rig h t Jjo 11it s w iille five
(ii.l'K■f'* u r r r in d o u b le II,,lu te s
lor *■thelby Couritv (' ♦ 11 u lilt fi
lias i.iilsi i.re d ITs I vv0 11ppu
lent s 157 ti5
A ri p e n la t' Tut*NthiV 1itglit
s.li'1 D ike Maly Will l Ia at iiUiiil
HJ t JOIIIts .111*1 (h r UallMS will
i ,1111.H)»•• In Si. Mil*...11 | Wllluiih
Mi f niiNi.m/Mi 7 iiin ii <’ Mivrr.i t Tn
r.ils
lllawanee Chr. Academy (53)
play i h f No 11 ra n k e d te a m in
tin n a tio n 1Ink Ridge fenncH s*' m d ie se m ifin a ls to n ig h t.
Hit W in ter S p rin g s g u ts a ls o
a p p e a r read y lo s ta r t g e ttin g
so m e rreo g riltlo h a s th e y over
tain** a b ad s ta rt w ilh a 21-H
th ird ijiia rte r to b e s t h lghlyri'g a rd ed M iami t aro l City. Ik)
3d it thi O cala P u re st H igh
s* pool ]m n a tio n a l
ITk- B e a rs |1 5 II will m e e t
m o th e r pow er Irotn M iam i.
S o u th w e ste rn , today In O cala.
W ilder S p rin g s trailed C a ro l
t itv 9 6 a lte r th e lirst p e rio d
h elm 1 rally in g to lie th e g a m e
ai 24 2 4 al h alfltm e
Missy G llad .ig n llio li-d th e
H ears in sc (irliig
w ith
17
p o in ts b u t sh e got p len ty of
h e lp from K ris D edelow (13),
D atiai l i n k s |I 2 | a n d Hev
D edelow
|I 0 |
I l lg l is c o r in g
Marv lain J o h n s to n only s c o re d
to u r (m in ts in th e victo ry
W an boko led C aro l City w ith
a g am e h ig h 2 5 p o in ts , w h ile
K n ig h ts at 13.
O viedo
sta y ed
w ith
ho st
E v a n s lor th re e q u a r te rs , b u t
lh* T ro jan s (12-21 p u lle d a w a y
for a 3 0 17 victory by o u lsc o ring d o lio n s I t 5 m th e fo u rth
tju u rte r at d ie L illy T ro ja n
io u m a m e id in O rla n d o .
O viedo |5 10) will face J u jilte r C h r is tia n , .1 5 7 -2 7 lo se r to
D eerfield B ru c h on T u e sd a y , a t
2 45 p m th is a fte rn o o n .
lu
UK 2H N 19 7*i
(llth o p M oorr (fii)
\t
I t 1liiwortl
14 17 *.r»
Lake Howell
16 21
h u h o p Moore 15 16
Him* | mitltf lU U| iL'mI**
i Janm
l*i fyUK 2*)
16 23 76
16 18 65
f-iki* IItiweII *3
1 i in i Kailirl Ht i I io |i M i Mire 3 IVI
“i t ’.s/ d H u ril I*.,uti fottK
L i k r How
II I • Ill4 k t|i M .- n 17 hJilV'U m il
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h is h n p
VliitiiT
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Lik' I . ||
l I I IlisfH.p M -HI Id |
LAKE BRANTLEY
H O L ID A Y C L A S S IC
P A T R I O T S 60, E A G L E S 27
Lake Uranltey (60|
lln iliii S»,,ii S ll.is*;s j |i.ik**r H,
A s -..h i ii
K.m . i.
yf,,i , i i . i |
<j 11*l,-ii 1
Willis 17 Aligyokvt- g Mills g |,,t.ils
gti 111 tk)
P o ln c la n a
L k . B ra n tle y
4 11 4
8
6 14 2 2 17
27
60
Itirn-|M<tnt Ik I*I kikU-* L*ki Tlr.in
ilcY i ISi oiv 2 fiikril I Fiiin fmiK _
h illU M li.l 15 L ik r Itr.unit y | r» ItHilnJ
*mt fioni In litili .lIn n*»np Junior
v.irNiv\
12
Apopka
lllawastee
'Hirer
18 15 14 14 61
12 I I 17 13 53
tali) t".(h
Ain»|tlui I
I f .kill |||.iv t.( v R r fi If) Ai h Iic I
11\ ftl 21
[i.iiii liiiil'* _ Ap*n<k.» 17 Ithivv,tvih1 (I
I iirifl* il *.1111 , none t n Im Jrnh
JnhiiNuii ( ulilrrim Kn-turiN
Apnplui
A|mpk*i
ft .1 MblVW.INStN- 10 t
t r» I I 15 Ii.
Lake Mary (50)
Afillmm I < Mtii;.«ii "» I.ifli,hli I
Sfuilli JJ lltifiiuifui In AliikUMiti 2
It.l.iN 22 I *»Tit»
Deltona
Lake M ary
15 0 12 10
10 10 12 12
Milt* | ^tint Intli itMslL
I* .tm .ith ti 2
{Ii*iJiiiriitii
l.ik*
21
M.irv
M* If111LI .1
C itN i.in/ii)
L ik e
15
m il
li n n h Mils
Im iL n l
46
50
M.irv
lM liiii.i I I
2
RAMS 50. WOLVES 46
Wymore (62)
lit slim '* Si.r ,ni 1 2 flit 1lil: Ml'tllp'S
h Jiihnsi ii JU Mimsi II ; It.l.ils 22
I J 21 f.2
Wymore
Seminole
6 16 18 22
17 17 16 30
llift r |imitif It*1*1 t'li.ih
none
Itv lit III »l s until
G
S H E L B Y 7 0 , L IO N S 33
Shelby C o u n ty. Ke ntu cky (76)
III,isii J 1tiilcy IS VtiL. r i CLuk
19 ll„'4.iol II (in ru Ig ( .,>ry I a
h.i.Js 'go 11 g:i 7*i
T
Oviedo 0 3 )
I
J
wrntht * f"i.i)s ir» a i i x i
Shelby C o u n ty 19 20 22 15 _ 76
O viedo
6 10 10 7 33
ItniT | hkii Hr1,1 (Uih
sttrlby
* <""iiy t> (Imiry .1 lit,mu II ,wurd)
I,.UII I,nils shrlby l iiiiuly I Ovirdli
f t i,.ui,,| i,ut
(Mritu wtmriun.
In lillH.lls ( Kl,,t, i Until u , ,1,1s
SUlhy ( ,unity 9 1 Ou,sl>i (, I,
-
T
f i W
• 1st Q uality • Ldotim o
L BODYGARD
• Anti-Skid W arranty
lu h iis tu n I K ing
I K tk-ik-lim Cl links I'g h | s-tVknv
10 torsi I Totals g | It* g 'li, I
TO O L BOXES
• Single Lid - C ro sso ve r
M iam i C a io l C ity (33)
llurr IHIIUI U 1,1 g,sds ( arol (.aiy I
11‘oiiilrr) Ir.un louts Wini,, so rings
I l l .u»,l (iiy g:| Ksilol om wiulrr
'll,tings VI Jutuision lo h o sals ,
Wiulrr Springs M Joluisli.ii i ,„ils
Wiulrr Springs 15 I
Oviedo (17)
WiMilinjiNm 2 IIflkk d fiunuU 2
1 talon :j HikIkfn 2 Snaky | b.inuU
2 folai'* MOO 17
D ia m o n d P la to
1
1
CONTINENTAL
Sr
LADY TROJAN
TOURNAMENT
TROJANS 30. LIONS 17
Veritshade.
V
C atpany
III H ID D EN .
i i HITCH —*
ll1
tu*
‘4
i-u /• it C J tft • IVF'lAI
FIBERGLASS LID
• L if o tim o W a r r a n t y
• P a i n t e d T o M a tc h
• N o H o l e s D r ille d
VENT VISORS
• C u s t o m F it • S m o k o C o l o r
• *1 D o o r S lig h tly H ig h o r
• T r u c k s O n ly
I1
CLASS III HITCH
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Gingerbread
and by that I mean
gingerbread cake and gingerbread
cookies
is probably the quintessen
tial C hristm as load It makes great
gifts, tree decorations and desserts
On top of that, baking it makes your
whole house smell like Christmas
Hut a lew good gingerbread recipe**
will help sw eeten th e re st of your
winter as well There's nothing like a
se rv in g of g in g e rb re a d cak e with
lemon curd to warm a winter night
•you can buy lemon cunt in jars, or
make your.own. most basic cookbook*
have the recipe i We make small gin
gerbread house* at Christmas every
year We also make them on Valen
line * Day, decorating them with candy
heart* and Red Hot* You can make
gingerbread figures at other time** of
the year, too Our Thanksgiving tradi
turn in c lu d es baking g in g e rb rea d
turkeys, writing our guest*' names on
them in icing, and using them as place
cant* at the table 'The guests get to
take them home, but they usually eat
them on the spot >I'm thinking of gin
gerbread rabbits lor Faster, decorat
ed w ith jelly b ea n s How about
g in g e rb re a d U ncle Sam* (nr th e
Fourth ol July ’ Well, perhaps that's
going too far
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far with gingerbread I hop** you enjoy
the recipe* below The rake like gin
g e rb re a d recip e com es from Chef
Peter Kelly of the New Kngland Cull
nary Institute in Montpelier. Vt It's
from his grandm other, and ran be
made in a cake pan or muffin tin The
other two recipes are from a delight
ful book entitled "Great Gingerbread. '
by Sara Perry
You can whip these up for Christ
mas. hut they'll also hnng you happi
ly into the new year
Itonus baking tip Gingersnaps
homemade or store bought
make
excellent pie crust Crush them as you
would graham crackers, add melted
butler and some powdered ginger, and
proceed as you would (or a graham
crack er crust This is an excellent
crust lor pumpkin pie. squash pie. or
cheesecake II you are feeling ener
gelic. finely chop some crystallized
ginger and add that lo the crumbs
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GINGERBREAD
1/3 cup sugar
t/3 cup •hortemng
1 large egg
I cup molasses
1 teaspoon salt
2 cup* alt-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon clove*
t/3 teaspoon cinnamon
t teaspoon ginger
t teaspoon baking soda, dissolved
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bakrd Into i uptakes and topped with dollops of whipped cream
Serve warm witn lemon curd or
whipped cream Yield 12 servings
from Chef peter Kelly New Kng
land Culinary Institute. Montpelier. Yt
FOOD
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in t cup very hot (almost boil
ing ) coffee
lemon curd or whipped cream, tor
serving
Preheat oven to .130 degrees <irease
an 8 by Hinch cake pan or a mulfin tin
with 12 mielium s u e '.I inch' mulfm
cups tllryuu can line them with paper
baking cups
In a large bowl, cream together the
sugar and shortening Add the egg and
mix r\dd the m olasses and mix again
In another bowl, stir together the
sa lt (lour d o v es, cin n am o n and
ginger \tld In molasses mixture and
stir well
Add the hot coffee and baking >oda
mixture and mix well again
Spoon into prepared pan fill muffin
cup* about l I full>and bake about 2D
minutes for muffins' to in minutes
ifor cake nr until a tester inserted in
the middle come* out clean
Sole II making muffins you may
have enough b a tte r (or one or two
extra You can bake them in small
l*yrex cups or ramekins
GINGERBREAD SUGAR
COOKIES
1/2 cup vegetable shortening, cut
into small pieces
1/4 cup unsalted butter, cut into
small pieces
3/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar
1/4 cup dark or blackstrap molasses
1 large egg
2-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
t/2 teaspoon salt
I teaspoon ground cinnamon
t/2 teaspoon ground cloves
t/2 teaspoon ground white pepper
1-1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
1/2 cup granulated sugar
In a large bowl. tx-at together the
shortening, butter and brown *ugjr.
using an electric mixer, until light and
creamy Heat in the molasses and egg
Sift the Dour, baking soda. salt, cinna
mon. doves, pepp* ra n d I teaspoon of
the ginger into the molasses mixture,
and beat until well blended Cover the
bowl with plastic wrap and chill for at
least 2 hour* The batter will keep in
the refrigerator (or up to l week
Preheat oven to :I73 degrees Posi
tmn a rack in the center of the oven
(irease 2 baking sheet* or line them
with parchment paper, and set aside
Combine the remaining I 2 teaspoon
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man who had a m assive tear in his
retina, which lines th e hack of the
eye W ith o u t s u rg ic a l re p a ir, he
would have gone blind in th at eye.
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’leu are helping munv hardworking,
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,DEAR AHHY Mv w ife and her
brother tank our children and theirs
to visit th e ir folks It w as a fourhour drive Mv brother-in-law asked
us to remove th e middle seat from
our van -n his children could ride on
th e floor an d play O u r c h ild re n
could L* buckled in th e third seat,
hut his w ould have no se a t b elts
and would ride unprotected
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showed an outrageous lack of judg
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th is s ta te , an d my b rother-in-law
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tor not buckling iqi his kids
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�4 B • Sonvnoie Herald. Sanford Flonda Wednesday, December 30, 1998
Legal Notices
IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T
TO N S EM IN O LE C O U N TY ,
FLO R ID A
P R O B A TE DIVISION
T i l t Num ber: tS -IO S S -C P
IN HI ESTATE OT
CHARLES J GIVENS. JR ,
Decease 1
N O T IC t
O T AOMIN IS TR A TIO N
The administration of the
eelat* of CHARLES J GIVENS.
JR . deceased. Ella Numb** 9S
104A-CP. It pending in the
Circuit for Seminole County,
Florida. Probate Division. th*
•ddres* of which It 301 N. Perk
A*tnuo. Sanford. Tlonda 32771.
T1»a namat and addraaaai of
ih* partonal rao'aaantatnra and
tna personal representative s
attornay ara taf tortn baton
All Inlaraatad partont ara
’•qmred to fila with thee court,
WITHIN THREE MONTHS TROM
THE DATE OT THE TlRST PUB
LICATION OT THIS NOTICE (1)
ail c'aimt *g*m*t tna aatata
and (2) any obiaction by an
■ntarattad paraon to whom
I notica >t served trial challenges
th* vatid'ty of th* will. th* qual
ification of th* partonal repre
sentative. venue. or (uriadtction
of tha court
A l l CLAIMS ANO O BJEC
TIONS NOT SO TllEO WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED
Publication of tfut notice hat
begun on December 30. 199*
Partonal Representative;
Adana L. Givens
100 Blue lake Court
longwood. Tlorda 3J779
Attcrnay for
Partonal Representative:
Hugo H da Baaubian. Etquira
332 N Magnolia Avenue
Pott Office Bot ST
Orlando. Tlortde 33*02
Telephone (407) 433-3454
Florida Bar No : l i m a
Publith- Dec amber 30. 1999
and January 9. 1999
DEI-197
IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT
TON S IM IN O IB COUNTY.
FLO R ID A
PNO BATt DIVISION
T U B N*. 9B-1111CP
N RE ESTATE OF
TERRIE BLACKSTONE
Oeceaeed
N O TIC I
PLEASE TAME NOTICI that on
DECEMBER 23. 1*91. there oat
0laced on depot ! m tint office,
fundt received from tha Ettala
of
TERRIE
BLACRSTONC,
decaated m tha amount of
S3.ISO 45 Sard fundt art aR of
tha attatt due lo TERRY L E I
ALLOWAV rvhota latt knoren
addrata mat unknown and tard
attatt remain unclaimed
Uniaea ta d fundt are claimed
on or before ait III montht from
tha dale ol lint publication of
tnit notica. tard fundt will be
forwarded to tha State of
Monde, purtuant to Florida
Statutee 733 SIS.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hare
tel my hand and official tael al
Sanford. Florida, on DECEM
BER 23. 1991
(SEAL)
MARYANNS MORSE Clark
By: Noaemary Hamilton
PROBAT ■ DIVISION
P O DRAWER C
SANFORD. F I 32772-0059
Publith December 30. 1**9
and January S. 1999
DEX-192
N O TIC I OT
FICTITIO US NAME
Notica it hereby given that I
am engaged >n butmeee at 122
Faifnem
Are..
Altamonte
Spring*. FL 32701, Seminole
County. Florida 32701. under
tha Tictitiout name of IN-SIDSOUT MOMS SSR VICI'S. and
mat I intend to regitter aa*d
name with the Oivition of
Corporation!.
Taiiahataee.
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
Florida. *n accordance with tha
provitiona ol tha Tictitiout
Name Statute, lo ent Section
*99 09 Florida Statute* 1*91
George A Boucher
Publith December 30. 1999
Of* 1*4
IN TNS atONTBBNTN
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNT
IN AND TOR
SIMINOIB COUNTY.
FIORIOA
CASS NO .I S S -10S I-C P
PROBATE DIVISION
tN Rt ESTATE OF
MERMAN HOWARO LEVY
Deceased
N O TIC I
OT ADMINISTRATION
The admimttration of tha
ettala of HERMAN HOWARO
LEVY, daceatad. Tile Number
SS-IOSt-CP. I* pending m tha
Circuit Court for Seminole
County.
Florida.
Probata
Otmtioo. tha addrata of which
It Pott Office Drawer C.
Sanford. Florida 32772. Tha
name* and addrataat of tha
partonal repreventative and tha
partonal raprat entail v a t attor
ney ara tat forth below
AIL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFlfO THAT:
All partont on whom thit
notica it tarvad who have
obtectiona that challenge tha
validity ol the win. the qualifica
tion* of tha partonal rapratentaliva, venue, or lunediction of
Ihit Court ara required to file
thee obtectiona with true Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All creditor* of the decadent
end other partont having
claimt or demand* agamtt
decedent* ettala on whom a
copy of true notica it tarvad
within threw montht alter the
date of the tint publication of
tfua notice mutl liia thaw claimt
wit;i thit Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS
AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All other creditor* ol tha deca
dent and pertona having claimt
or demand* agamtt tha dece
dent» ettala mutl file thair
claimt with thia court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATION OF THIS NOTICI.
ALL CLAIMS. OIMANDS ANO
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FIIEO
WILL BE FOREVER BARREO.
Tha data of the fun publica
tion of thit None* I* December
30. I N I
STEVEN R. KUTNIR. PA.
151 Lookout Place. St* 110
Pott Office Bot *49311
Maitland, Florida 327B4-S3lt
(407)144-1104
(407) S29-0090 FAX
By: STEVEN R. KUTNER.
ESOUIRE
Attornay lor
Partonal Rapratantatrv*
Florida Bar No 3724*1
Publith: December 30. 1999
end January 9. 1999
0EX-190
N O T IC I OF
FICTITIO US NAMB
Notice ia hereby given that I
am engaged ui butmett al I4S
Lon Ann Lana. Winter Spring*.
Sammola
County.
Florida
32701. under tha Tlctltlou*
name of ALCO ENTERPRISES,
end that I intend to ragittar laid
name with tha Oivition of
Corporation*.
Taliahattaa.
Tlonda. m accordance with tha
provinont el tha Tictitiout
Nam* Statute, to-wit: Section
945 09 Tlonda Statute* 1991.
Albert Rickal
Publith December
DEX-195
30. 1999
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIOA
PROBATE DIVISION
TILE NU99BER: *B 10*2 CP
IN RE. ESTATE OF
MARGARET ANN
RFNkERT.
Decaated
NOTICE
OF ADMINISTRATION
The admimttration of the
••tale ol MARGARET ANN
RENNERT.
Oaceatad.
Fit*
Number 9S-10S2-CP, It pending
hi
the Circuit Court lor
Sammola
County.
Florida.
Probat* Divttion. the addratt
of which It 301 North Park
Dr hr*. Sanford. Florida 32771
The name* and addrattai ol
the partonal repratantaliv* and
the partonal rapratanlaliva't
Attornay ara tat forth below
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All partont on whom tfut
notice It tarvad who have
objection* that challenge tha
validity of Ih* will, the qualifica
tion! of the partonal rapratantattvt, vanua. or pmadictton ol
tfut Court ara required to fila
thou obfocHont with tfut Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS
AFTER THE DATS OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All creditor* of the decadent
and other partom having
claim* or demand! agamtt
decedent • aetata on whom a
copy of Itui node* la tarvad
within threw montht after Ih*
data ol tha tint publication ol
tfut not..a mutl III* than claimt
with Ihit Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE OATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
Ail other creditor* ol the deca
dent and partont havuig claim*
or demand* agamtt Ih* deca
dent a attat* mutt III* I hair
claimt with Ifua Court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARREO.
The dal* ol the firtt publica
tion of thi* None* ia Dacambar
30. IM S.
Partonal Repreeentatrv*
VALERIE BATESON
JULIE EASON SMITH. P.A.
Tlonda Bar Hum bar SS7132
Attornay lor Patitionar
20*0 Winter Spring* Boulavard
Oviedo. Florida 327SS
Talaphona: (407) 395-9910
Tactimaa: (407) 39S-1239
Publith: Dacambar 30. 1*9*
and January S. 1999
DEX-IS1
FICTITIOUS NAME
N oK * i* hereby given that I
am engaged m butmatt al 197S
Bndgewttar Onv*. Haalhrow.
Seminole
County.
Florida
32749. under tha tictitiout
name of:
CSCH BROTHERS
and that I inland lo ragittar taid
name with Ih* Sacralary ol
Slat* of Florida, m accordance
with Ih* provitiont of tha
Tictitiout Nam* Slalut*. lo-wil:
Section 995 09 Florida Statute*.
KC ENTERPRISES
OF ORLANDO. INC
By: Kenneth L. Dyke*.
It* Pratrdent
Publith: Dacambar 30. 1999
0EX-1S4
Al one lime Mark
Twain was an editor
of a small Missouri
paper. One day
he received a
letter from a
subscriber
saying that
he'd found a
spider in his
paper. The
reader want
ed to know if
this was a good
or bad luck
omen.
Replied Mark Twain:
‘Finding a spider in your
paper is neither good luck nor bad. The
spider was merely looking over our paper
to see which merchant was not advertising so that he
could go to that store, spin his web across the door, and
lead a life of undisturbed peace ever after.
Whether you need a classified ad,
classified display ad,
or regular display ad,
we fit all of your
advertising needs.
Call 322-2611
To place your ad.
Seminole Herald
Legal Notices
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO 9S 3**0 OR 03 K
IN RE THE ADOPTION OF
A MINOR CHILD
NOTICE
To Steve.
Latt Name Unknown
Tha Natural Father.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the
Petitioner. RICHARD DONALD
SNORE PA. hat Med a Petition
for the Adoption ol A MINOR
CHILO m the aboto etyled
Court end you ere c immended
to eerve a copy of your written
defeneet I any. noon BREN
DAN F. LINNANE. Petitioner*
attornty, who** t Id rttt la
ST0S Hantel Sven, « Orlando.
Ft. 32909. on or before, JAN U
ARY 13 . 1999. end Me the orig
inal with the Clerk of the Court,
either
before ttrvlca
to
Petitioner ■ attorney or Immedi
ately thereafter, otherwise, a
delti.it may be entered again it
you lor tha rtlit' demanded m
tha Petition
WITNESS my herd and teal of
the Court at Sanford. Florida on
thit 9th dey ol 0ECEMBER.
1*99
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE COURT
Nancy R Winter
OEPUTV CLERK
Publith December
23. 30.
and January 9. 1999
OEX-111
IN TH S CIR CUIT C O U R T
OF THB 19TH JU D ICIAL
C IR C U IT OF FIO RIO A
IN ANO FOR
S IM IN O IB CO UNTY
OENENAL
JU R IS D IC TIO N OIVISION
C A S E NO. EE-1437 C A -1 4 -P
OPTION ONF MORTGAGE
CORPORATION. A
California Corporation
Plaintiff,
VS
DAVID J PASfWA tot
CHRISTINE M
PA3TWA. tf a l.
Legal Notices
S em in o le Herald
IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT
OF THB E IO H TE IN TH
JUOICIAL CIRCUIT
IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE CO U N TT,
FLORIDA
CAES NO: E E -S lTA -D R -O S -a
IN RE The Merneg* of
KOLUDUS FLAOREKA
MOLOEN,
Pot it i«ma./Wife..
322*2611
300 N. Franc* Aw .
•od
ROQER GIBON.
Retpondent/Hutbend.
NOTICE OF ACTION
OF ANNULMENT OF
MARRIAOB
TO Roger Gibon
Addrett Unknown
YOU ARE MEREST NOTlFlEO
that a Petition for Annulment of
your Maniag* ha* been hied
and commenced m thi* Court
end you *r* required to eery* a
copy ol your written datonaoe.
if any. on NERV O WINTER.
ESO .
Attornay
for
tha
I'v.ltionar, whoa* addratt it
900 Foe Valley Drive. Surf* 202.
Longwood. Florida 32779, and
who,* telephone number I*
(40T) 993-6400, and file Ih*
original with the Clark ot the
above etyled Court on ot before
JANUARY 27. 1999 otharwt* a
default will be entered agamtt
you lot Ih* raltaf prayed tor in
tha Petition for Dissolution of
Mamag*
Thi* Notica than ba published
one* each weak lor four ( 4)
coneacutiva weak* m Sammola
Herald
WARNING
R U lF
12 2SS.
Florida Family Law* Rule* ot
Procedure. REQUIRES CERTAIN
AUTOMATIC DISCLOSURE OF
DOCUMENTS ANO INFORMA
TION. FAILURE TO COMPLY
CAN RESULT IN SANCTIONS.
INCLUDING DISMISSAL OR
STRIKING OF PLEAOINCS
WITNESS my hand and teat ot
Court on OECEMBER 22. 1999
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE COURT
fly Nancy R Winter
Oaputy Clark
Publith: December 30 , t99S
and January 4. 13. 20. 1999
OEX-199
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CLASSIFICA TIO N S
Ce'tndanft
NOTICE
OF FORECLOSURE BALE
Notic* it hartby g ran that,
purtuant to that Final Judgment
of Forecioturt dated December
21. 199*. and tnitrat m civil
cat* number *•-• 437 CA-14-P,
of tha Circuit Court ol tha l|th
Judicial Cwcuil n and for
Samlnoi*
County
Florida,
w h trtn OPTION ONE MORTQAQE CORPORATION A CALI
FORNIA CORPORATION. I*
Pi amt iff and DAV10 J •'AS TWA.
CHRISTINE M PAST**. n/art
Defend*nt[tl. I will tea to tha
high**! and bett fitte r for
caeh at tha wett Iron door of
tha Sammola county courtheuao in Sanforg. Seminole
County, Florida el II 04 AM . on
the 2!tt day of JANUARY, 199*.
tha following davcribed propar
ty at tel lorth m l t d Final
Judgment, to wit
LOT 27. ALAfAYA YfOOOS.
PHASE IV. ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS RCC0R0E0
IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGEIS) SS
TO 102. PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY flORIOA.
NOTE PURSUANT TO T H I
FAIR
OEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE
ADVISED THAT THIS LAN FIRM
IS O EEM IO TO BE A OEBT
COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A OEBT AND ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USEO FOR THAT PURPOSE
Piled Ih* 22nd day of
Oacombor. 199*
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark cl Circuit Court
By Jan* C. Jattwic
Deputy Clark
COOlllS 4 STAW1ARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Suit* 450
Tamp*. Florida 33907
Ttltphone (913) 977 *009
C9S 499 034*4
Publith: December 30. 1999
end January 9, 1999
DU-147
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT
OF THB 1BTH JUOICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
SEMINOLI COUNTT.
FLORIOA
Cate Ne. *4 0432 CA 14 W
J 4 J INVESTMENTS
l.L.C.
Y*.
Plaintiff
J. CARTER MOORE.
TRUSTEE, el at.
Defendant*.
N O TIC I OF SALE
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4S
NOTICt IS HEREBY GIVEN
purtuant lo a Summary Final
Judgment of forecloeure dated
December IS. 1994. end enteferd in Cat* No 94-0432 CA 14
W ol tha Circuit Court of Ih*
14th Judicial Circuit m and tor
Sammola
County.
Florida,
wharttn J A J INVESTMENTS.
L.L.C., i* Plaintiff, end J.
CARTER MOORE. TRUSTEE
and SEMINOLE COUNTY, at*
Defendant, I will t*i| to the
htghett and bttt bidder lor
cam at the Wttt front door ot
tha
Sammola
County
Courtnout* In tha City of
Sanford, Florida tt 11 00
0 clock A M on tha 21 tl day of
JANUARY, 1999, tha following
deter.bed properly at tel lorth
m
taid
Summary
Final
Judgment, to wit:
Parcel 1. The South 14 5 feet
ot North 244 77 feet ot Eetl 79
teat ol Lot 4. ol Bradley*
Addition to Longwood. accord
ing to the Plat thereol at
recorded m Plat Book I, Page
17, ol the Public Record* ot
Sammola County. Florida
ANO
Parcel 2. The South I I s tael
of tha North 244 77 taet ol Watt
73 1**1 of Eat! ISO teat ot Lot 4.
ot Bradley'* Addition to
Longwood, according to Ih*
Plot thereol at recorded m Plat
Book 1. Peg* 17. ol the Public
Record* ot Stmmol* County,
Florida
and all future* and peraonal
property locattd therein or
thereon, which are included at
tecunty m Plamtift t mortgage.
Oeted tt Sanford. Sem nol*
County, Florida, thit 22nd day
01 December, 1994
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark ol laid Circuit Court
By: Jen* E Jattwic
At Oaputy Clark
Robert L Wunktr. Etquira
Rutherford. Mulhail
A Wargo. PA
Attorney* for Plaintiff
2400 North Military Trail,
4ih Floor
Boca Raton. FL 33431-4149
1541) 241-1400
Publith: December 30. 1999
and January 9. 1999
riEX-t96
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THB 1BTH JUOICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA
IH ANO FOR
H M I R O i l C O U N TT
OIHBR AL
JURISDICTION DIVISION
CAEH NO. BO -tBO tCA-14-N
CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTQAQE CORPORATION
F/K/A CHEMICAL
RESIDENTIAL MORTQAQE
CORPORATION F/K/A
MAROARETTEN OF
COMPANY. Inc .
Piamtiff,
VS.
KIMBERLY K. GARRISON
A/K/A KIMBERLY
GARRISON at a t.
Oafand ante
NOTIC ■
OF FORBCLOSURB SALE
Nolle* 1* hereby given that,
purtuant lo that Final Judgment
of Foraclotuf* dated Dacambar
21. I99E. and entered in civil
cat* number 94-194ICA-14-B.
of tha Circuit Court of tha 19th
Judicial Circuit In and tor
Samlnoi*
County.
Florida,
wherein CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTQAQE
CORPORATION
F/K/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL
MORTOAOE
CORPORATION
F/K/A
MAROARETTEN
OF
COMPANY. INC., it Plamtift and
KIMBERLY K. OARRlSON A/K/A
KIMBERLY OARRlSON. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
KEYSTONE. SEMINOLE COUN
TY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION
OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA.
_ _ . UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN
POSSESSION OF T H I SUBJECT
PEAL PROPERTY NO 1. N/K/A
RICHARD AUSTIN. JR., la/ar*
Oatandant(a). I win a*M to the
highatt and b a il bidder for
caeh at tha watt front door ol
tha Sammola county courthouea In Sanlord, Sammola
County. Florida at It 00 A M. on
tha 21*1 day ol JANUARV. 1999.
tha following doaenbad proper
ty a* tat forth m taid Final
Judgment, la wit:
LOT(S) 4OS. 410 ANO 412.
FRANK L. WOOORUFF S SUB
DIVISION OF LANOS. SOUTH
SANFORD. FLORIOA. ACCOROING TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3.
PAGE 44. OF T H I PUBLIC
RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIOA
NOTE PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
OEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE
ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM
IS OEEM IO TO BE A DEBT
COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL
BE USEO FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Oeted th* 2!nd day ot
Dacambar. 1094
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark of Circuit Court
By Jana E. Jaaawic
Deputy Clerk
COOlllS A STAWIARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Blvd. 9 450
Tampa. FL 33407
Publlah: December 30. 1998
and January B. 1999
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IN THE CINCUIT
OF THB IIO M TB IN TH
JUOICIAL CINCUIT.
IN ANO FOR
S IM IN O IB CO U N TT.
FLORIOA
Cat* Number:
9E-3E75-OR-OS-P
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ADOPTION OF:
B.K.H
NOTICE
OF ACTION OF ADOPTION
TO: The Birth Father ol tha
mlant to be Adopted
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIIO
that an action for th* Petition
tor Adoption of your minor child
born on September IE. 199*
wa* hied In thi* court ot
October E. 1999.
You ere
required to tore* a copy ot
your wntlen defeneet to It. if
any.
on
th*
Petitioner'*
Attorney, who** name end
addrata I*
Beth Ann Schulman. Etqutr*
Bogle 9 Schulmen. PA.
704 Turnbull Av* *203
Altamonte Spring*. Florida
32701
on or before JANUARV I t .
1999 end hi* the original with
th* Clerk ol DM* court before
tervica on Petitioner or Mimedlataly thereafter Otherwie*. a
lodgement may be entered
agamtl you lor the rellol
demanded In th* petition, and
th* Adoption will bo granted
WITNESB my hand and taal ol
thi* court on OECEMBER E,
MARYANNE MORSE
Clark of th* Court
By: Nancy R Winter
Oaputy Clark
Publlah: Dacambar IE. 23. 30.
wid January E. 1999
OCX-121
N O TICE OP AOBNCT ACTION TA K IN OT THB
ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAQEMENT DISTRICT
Notice I* given that th* following permit wa* leeued on
November I , 1999. from the St. John* Rirar Water Management
OietiKt. permit *40-117-04S9-IRP. and February 25. 1998. permit
* t999009l8(Gp-Lo). bom the U S. Army Corpt ol Engineer*, lo
Me. Brigitte Borgmann, A private land owner. Th* pro|*ct it locat
ed m Sammola County, Section 34 Townthip I t South. Rang* 3t
Eatt Th* permit author ire* A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM ON 2t.2e ACRES TO SERVE A PRIVATE RESIDENCE
WITH A WOODEN WALKWAY A DOCK known at LOT 47 (OFF S R.
4415). Th* receiving waterbody I* ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Mete) containing th* application lor the above luted permit
m available for inspection Monday through Friday eecept for legal
holiday*. S.00 a m to S.00 pm. tt th* St. Johnt River Water
Management District (District) Headquarter*. Hwy too W ,
Ptletka. FL 32178-1429. A per eon who** tubttantial mterettt ere
effected by th* Otetnct permitting decision may petition lor an
edmmieuetive hearing m accordance with section 120 549 end
120 97. F.S.. or may choose to pursue mediation at an slier native
remedy under section 120.373. florid* Statute*, and rule* 29104.111 and 2S-I09.401 -404, Florida Administrative Cod*.
Petition* mutl comply with the requirement* of Florida adminis
trative Cod* Rut*. Chapter 29-109 and be hied with (received by)
the District Clark located at District Headquarter*. Highway 104
Wett. Peletka. Florida 32177. Petition* lor administrative hearing
on Ihe above applications) must b# tiled within twanty-ono (21)
day* ot publication ot this notice or within twenty-eia (29) day* ol
District depositing notice ol thi* mlant m th* mail lor thota parton* lo whom tho District mailt actual notice Failure to fit# a
petition withm this tune period shall conatitut* a waiver of any
nght(t) such person/,) may hav* to reguatl an administrative
determination (hearing) under section 120 549 and 120.57, F 3 ,
concerning th* *ub|*ct permit. Petitioni which ere not hlod m
accordance with tho eboro provision* are tub|*ct to dismissal
Bee sue* th* administrative hearing proceae it designed lo for
mulate fmal agency action, tho tiling of a petition mean* that th*
Oietnct t fmal action may D* different liom th* position Mkan by
it in this notice ot intent Person* whose substantial inleietlt will
be affected by any such final decision of Ih* OietiKt on the appli
cation have the right to petition lo become a party lo Ih* pro
ceeding. Ih* accoidanc* with Ih* requirements eel lorth above
Publish Oecember 30. 1999
DEX 199
71— l l E t r W
21— P e r s o n a l s
Breakfast Sarver. House kaap
•r*. House Men A AM Ofsh
Washer: FT Apply Lake Mary
Courtyard.
135 International
Parkway Leu* Mary 444 1000
ALONE 7 Servun Oanm) Bureau'
RESPECTED *mc* 1977' Ag*»
(5090) 800 922 4477 124hrt)
Longwood Me n age Studio.
Walk m» welcome 7 day*
Private rm* Female Stall
Lite *MM00077S5
407-339-5300
CULTURED MARBLE maiaPar
or Tnm carpenter wit tram Start
ImmaOataty 407 32 1 4772
START OATBfO TONTTI! Play
Florida* dating game. 1
ROMANCE X9343
22— H
ea lth
C
DISHWASHERS,
COOKS.
SERVERS "Cracker Barrel"
324 1020 200 Hickman Or (1-4
indHwy 44)
are
DRIVERS
STOP JO M T PAIN WITHOUT
DRUGS ON SURGERY
Large Bulk earner looking lot
(River to operate bom Sanlord.
FL to varous pomta m Flonda
Roquets a Clam A COL with X
endorsement Pneumatic tank
aipanenca preferred but an*
tram qualified applicant Ee
cailent pay and benefits Call
t 800-741 BBOQ art 229 ____
Sultererk ot A/thnti, Sciatica.
Carpal Tunnel. Fibromyalgia,
sport, Iniury 24 hr mlo Ime
800 509 9175
70—
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T
r a in in g
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER Eapan
ancad w equip A via work a
pkrt Vacation A Prtnuon (407)
322-AI33
ACCREOFTEO TRUCK SCHOOL
COL. VA/TA Apprv Job A ssisi
Wkend classas National Truck
School 1-900-489-7394
71—
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H
u p
W
a n te d
EARN EXTRA INCOME
S200-S500 weakly mailing gilt
certificates For more informa
tion sand a seif addressed
stamped envelop# to Just For
Krds. P O Boe 0610 Miami FL
33164
a n ted
3 PEOPLE NEEDED
Sanlord tor a wan known
to help out m me cabi
net dapt Cap a piu* but not
necessary T(u* i* th* perfect
opportunity lor someone loofcmg
to Mam a new skill Fast paced
work environment with lots ol
OT
Mon-Fn and Sat .1needed
Ca* QPC Suiting 260 5088
ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need
ad N O W Covenant Transport
has immatPata openings tor
driver trainees No tiperience
needed Earn S45K to S5SK plus
Benefits COL framing avaaaot*
800-435 5593
Asaembiere. glass cutler, watd•r trainee, metal, saw operator
maintenance
Water Bonnet.
350 Anchor fid. Casaefcerry. FL
Growing
Foam Ineul
Comp looking to hire nev
ent Travel M F W4 tram
Class A or B a plus, but nr
qurred Ca* Scott at 1 800
3155. Insurance. 40IK. \
bon Start your future today*
Banquet Servers naadad. on
ca*. lop pay. Ca* Alan or Oon
• 302-1939
Helicopter rotor Mad* and com
posite structure technician tor
Sikorsky modal S-55 Musi hav*
al least one year eipenence in
overhaul ol rotor blades and
composite panel manutactunng
Staring wags • 510 50 per hour.
mod resume to
CASHIERS
WA bam tor To* collectors
24 openmgs tor teibia paopie
F T AP/T
Pd Training, vacation
health, dental, kf* insurance
Cat! 407-984-3445
Winter Garden
Vertical Aviation
Tachnotogms. Inc.
1642 Hangar Rd
Sanlord. FL 32773
JOBS. JOBS, JOBS
FUgtot Hand Man m Longwood
Work today, oat paid today*
As* about our bee pick up and
delivery van service
Ca* RHM • 260 6108
Immediate openings
Ware
house workers, seamst/uss Ft.
Sanlord area 407 321 6602
CELEBRITY CIPHER
by Luis Cam pos
C«toCtf*y
trypSograms
p m pelsi *FNf
c’•ai»J bam quoUbons 0y famous
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PREVIOUS SOLUTION *1 knew I had a God-given
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— R o b o t s Darlono Love
�S«fT»not« Herald. Sanford. FTonda •Wednesday. December .TO. 1996 •M
G E TS
TH E
D O N E!
Buy
71— H
ew
W
a n ted
ELECTRICIANSw d I comm T0 > M Y , BENE
FITS
OFWP Apply Sanford
ENdnc 2522 S Part Drive
m -iw _______________
LABORERS NEEDED
FOR UNDERGROUND
UTILITY CONTRACTOR
HEALTHMSUNANCt AMO<01K
PUMP Onif bee wwrtplac*
yaeteekWtorttevw.
Medkel
Receptionist:
Ft
Knowledge of front desk. com
puke* ft phono 1U 1 Cad 574
8700 or fas retuma to 574-1111
Car 6 Insurance Needed
weetwndaFHEE 3315766
NATIONAL CLEAMNQ CO. has
tmmed openings tor early morn
ing and afternoon Pager 763
2&L_______ _________
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Arto Etecttoans. Car
penMrt. Catvnet Maken. Dry
WM liinyEfi, lapofi
CaA Alen erPoe 303 193*
INFANT
ANO
TOOOLER
TEACHER needed A M A P M h n
evei Ptoww ca< 1216677
Nootere: FuU time. Eep’d only
Need own santportainn Good
pay. 330-3232, Tropical Rooting
AecreteryNtecepMonlat: FT tor
counseling center m Santord
Typing, dotation, phones. A
general office dut«s
339
9600»106 or fee 339-2129
AICUNTTY OFFICER JOB
Training Armed A Unarmed
■e— Wf A Aeeoc. B34-T44A
SECURITY
OFFICER,
late
Wary Thud Sh.lt, F/T A PIT
ST 25 start, merit increase to
S TM
Cel 3AI-HIA__________________
SOLDI RE R3: Surfsc e
mount
needed, eip preferred depend
ability required Benefits inc
mertcat/denlai/401K Call Mag
natone Hearing Ad Co 0339tTOJitlQ
_______________
Students/ Inetrucfore needed tor
Universal School of Real Etui*
A Travel Class start dates Jan
> A 25 Heathrow 634 9587
Teecher Assistant and cook
needed tor Chnstian child care
tenter Good pay A benefits
322 7905
T IL E MARKETERS F un or pert
Top salary bonus A com
Smoking office long
I location
| Cal Dan Faulkner 7676270
71— H
e ip
W
103—HousesU nfurnished
a n ted
WINDOW INSTALLER
eqwnenc* M lene position
Can Klnco
Wndows A Doors
1 600 4354626
KIT ’N’ CARI.YI.K A by l urry WH*ht
nd Launrty phone, and lut
use $85-190 a week 324 4955
In pnvtte
Steady employed, non smoker.
$6Vwk, 150 deposit 6306216
For Rent; Female prefer
S29Qfmo < 1/2 utiMies Cable
n d KX privileges 3233399
SANFORD&AKE wary
One ig bdrm wf pnvMe bath indudes uaMwt cable tv. phone.
A kitchen pmraeges Wale pr*
letted 6350/montti A S100 te
cunty deposit Cal 3C2 71M or
372 2369 |pgr)________________
SMOLE MOM seeks room male
to share specious 2/2 apt Temp
Ok 1275.1/2 utiktes 696-7047
99—A partments Unfurnished
MARINER'S VILLAGE
LAAf AOA I 0O«V I410MO
2 BOW $4TOMO AHO UP
SANFORO 2/1 W'Owvnq Rm.
Irving Rm. Heal a* Lg porch
1ST5/1550
IA40M00
JIM DOYLE
ROSE LEA V IL A S
(4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 * 2 4 9 5
WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT
n ) c B iif t n n o n
107—Mobile Homes
For Rent
141— H omes F or S ale
______ Trailer tor rent 1175/
mo. $200 deposit Electric nc
407-324-3793_________________
AFFO R O A B If HOM ES
1 0 5 — D u P t E X / T RIFLE*
2BR 2RA Tewnhoueee e4l m
kitchen, wasner/dryer 1545/mo
PGS 407662 3355«6B__________
SANFORD 2/1 near Semmote
MS CHA. W.D Hook Up Cfpl
See 8 OK 3234484 or 244 5513
117— C
o m m e r c ia l
Office A Store Available
1000. sq II. A C . private rest
room laSOrru 322 6169
RENOVATED Life* new *2.
over i 4 *c. comer tol 159,500
MINT CONO. Ln . Fem.
Wrtshp. scr pen gar 166,100
LAKE MARY 49. Lrv Dm. Fam
2CG*r Fenced. 1109.900
3/2.1 Renovated. Inr. dm
greenbea 2car gar M l.H O
118— O t
hce
S500 DOWN_WHY RENT?
Wien you can own this 3 bdrm
home mi C.HA new paint A car
pet 7 Ask about HUO homes'
The HU11men Group. Inc.
Reattore.----------- 321-6333
S p ac e Fo r
ent
A MOVE M SPECIAL!* 400 iq
ft 6 u p '1265 A MONTH O V e
Storage 3210120 0*333 2554
I'A U I
,1
IfARNTODRIVE
TRACTORTRAILERS
Storage Apace For Rent: Ap
pro innately
20i45
1400
month 1st A last 324 7001
■ s-, l-i ■. * ii T •
I I 1 /i- I
t story 4/1 FP porch 10*1 dwn
•6 Inane# 179K 3226607
UNOERPAIO A OVERTAXED
A nom* based bum*** can be
PROFITABLE A h#9> you save
S3 SAk/yr on your TAXES Start
PT. T-tO Mrs/wk 11500 13000/
mo potential Natl Co teatised
on cover of SUCCESS mega
Jin* 407 977 5645
36FV1 I/2BA House also tBIV
1BA Studio Apt. til mo/last
mo /depot* reqd 904 532 9072
Hidden Labs: fkce 32. new car
pelvti*#. near pool A tennis
lease option. 12000 dwrv$6SO/
mo Owner hnaneng 774*7071
• Financial Assistant*
• Carrlsn Hlrisf Or Ills
f Truck Driver
4 Institute
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WE SHOULD GET TOGETHER!
W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can
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and loves people!
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S e m in o le
H e r a ld
165— D
uplex
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For <t complolo listing of services tor
you iind your home'
1BR I BA dupi#i remodeled,
CHA 1500mo Call PGS 407682 3)55i 74
Please forward resume to
(407) 323-9408
2 7 8 -H
252*Ac c o u n t i n g
Attn: Legal Dept,
or call Kellie at (407) 322-2611 to
schedule an Interview.
BOOKKEEPtNO/ACCOUNTINO
A INCOME TAX tor mrtv and
Business
Accounting Soloions Phis, Inc 407 328-1800
Re m o d e l in g
andy
M
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Commercal ResneniiaUic/ws
4076996002
Im p r o v e m e n t s v s
LAW NS/LOT3 MOWED Oe4n
Fans CiiOinet hardware
shelves light* Drywaii repay
NO JOB TOO SMALL 321-5610
Additions-Homes
Addition s-CommerclsI
Local Builder since I M t
323-6464 C Q C 0 0 1 U I
263-CARI'ENrRY
CARPENTER Ail Home
repairs, painting 6 ceramic tie
Richard Orosa 321 5972
Retired Carpenter looking lor
smol jobs Well over 40 years
oteiperence 321-0391
Sanford Area Manufacturer
2 6 8 -C i i i l d C
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has the following openings:
call Melinda
at 322-2611
DRYWALL'STUCCO Repairs
Wall 6 Ceiling Teitures
Matched Popcorn 3226338
Machinists
2 7 6 -E lE C T R tC A L
Production work. Experience with lathe,
milling, and drilling.
NEEO AN ELECTRICLANT
CALL DICK t ELECTRIC
407-3316733
Lie. ER0002I21/Ov#r 15 Vrs.
All applicants must be able to
handle 5 0 -7 5 lbs.
Attractive Benefit Package
Herald
en ter s
2 7 5 -D r y w a l l
Experience in T IG , certification a plus.
CALL
C
a u l in g
Rental property garage shed
clean ups. appliances trash,
brush 407-566-2638 or
pgr 407-819-0217
2 8 0 -H o m
Im
l e a n in g
“ T J o n H m a B C B iw ir ^ -
Free tsL Uc/lna. Ma|or credit
cards accepted. 1216122
PRESSURE Steam Washing
e
p r o v e m en ts
CHARLES 0. (Dan) MILLER
Builder CBC057285. Hear
Comm. remodel, adtkhons
repair MC VISA
Decks ' Walks * Driveways
STEAM FACTORY 324 76e6
TOTAL PREP
cl haukng.
lawncare 40T 302-7718 Lrc/tns
Clean ups, pressure
407-320-1741
3 0 1 -R o o h n g
tod
324 5139
Welder*
2 7 9 -H
are
CHILD CARE
24 hr*r7 dayswk Meals me*
O r t i nights A drcpollS OK 155/
Qanaral Laborer* (starting @ $7.0Q/hr)
N o previous experience required.
ups A under brushing 27yr* e»p
D 3222811 N 322 9197________
3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e
a d v a n c e t e c t o n ic s
T u b e Tec, inc.
301 B ro w n Avenue
S a nford, FL 21771
2 8 7 -L a w n S e r v i c e s
OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE
RESCOM
Q UALITY CARE
FREE EST 3236939.
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Dementia has two primary causes
D E A R D R . G O T T : W hat c a u ie s
dementia, and how la It treated?
D E A R R E A D E R : D e m e n tia la a
term that describes a constellation of
aymptoma that interfere w ith daily
function. These include lois of intel
lectual ability and the appearance of
cognitive Im p a irm e n t. D em entia is
chronic and. in moat cases, progres
sive.
Th e re are two major causes in the
e ld e rly : v a s c u la r d iso rd e r* and
Alzheimer's disease.
Accounting for an estimated IS per
cent of dementia, vascular disorders
consist prim arily of small- to medium
site d strokes. T re a tm e n t involves
physical therapy, anticoagulant drugs
and — eventually — nursing care.
Alzheimer's disease is estimated to
cause up to M percent of dementia
cases. T h e cauae Is unknow n and.
until recently, these patients evenlu
ally became totally dependent. Even
with powerful d r u p to control confu
sion. d ito rga n iie d thinking and out
b u rs ts
of
p h ys ic a l
vio le nce ,
Alzheim er’s patients uaually survive
an average of 10 years and — for most
of that time — require 24 hour super
vision, ordinarily in a skilled nursing
facility
In the past few y e a n , however, two
new d ru g s have becom e available:
both appear to alow the progression of
d e m e n tia . C o g n e i (ta c rin e ) and
Aricept (donepezil) have been shown
favorably to delay the need for nurs
ing home placement. O ther m edica
tions are cu rre n tly u n d e r develop
ment.
In addition, studies have shown that
the progression of Alzheimer's symp
toms ra n be slowed by ginkgo biloba
extract; vitamin E : ibuprofen. and. in
women, estrogen replacement there
py
Unfortunately, there are — as yet —
no d r u p to reverse the consequences
of late dementia.
Th u s, the treatment of dementia is
slowly improving but is far from per
fect. Best results are seen before pro
found mental changes appear Late
s t e p dementia patients are still most
a p p ro p ria te ly cared for in nu rsin g
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D E A R R E A D E R Caused by rapid
expansion of the skin (as in pregnancy
or sudden weight p i n ) , stretch marks
can be troublesome to treat. Surgery
has been the sUndard therapy.
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and the use of be h a vior-m odifying
d r u p can help to improve the quality
of life for these unfortunate souls.
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ARLO ANDJANIS
by Jim m y Johnson
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By far (he toughest competition in
Lille was the Par Contest. O ver two
days, 31 hum ans (4 women and 30
men) and one computer program tried
to solve 12 single dummy problems In
each of the four two hour sessions, the
players, sitting at Compaq computer
terminals, had to solve three incredi
bly difficult problem s T h e re were
2.000 points available for each deal.
E ve ry e rro r cost points After three
errors, the player scored zero And if
play was still in progress alter 40 min
utes. the computer awarded zero and
moved to the next deal
T h e tournament ended in a sweep
for Ihe United States, with Michael
Rosenberg, of Scarsdale. N Y . scoring
70 2 p e rcent and w in n in g 135,000,
ahead of Bart Bramley, of Chicago. Ill
if 17.500). and E ric llodwell. of Napier.
Ill iflO.000).
T h e computer program . Professor
M att G in s b e rg ’s G I B . led at the
halfway stage, but eventually finished
12th. Still, that is an impressive result.
This double dum m y problem would
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trump after the annoying spade lead?
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ch a n ce ol th e m b e c o m in g realities
Determination encourages success.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jsn 19) Provided
you are d iscip lin e d and do not
overindulge today, this will turn out to bo
a most pleasant day tor you If there are
certain things you shouldn't eat or dnnk.
a void them . K n o w w h e re to look tor
rom ance end you'll find it. T h e AstroQ ra p h M atchm aker instantly reveals
which signs are romantically perfect lor
you Mail $2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o this
newspaper. P O Box 1758. Murray Hill
Station. New York. N Y 10156
AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) There’s a
possibility that someone might try to take
advantage of your generous nature when
involved in a social activity today. Don't
be manipulated or used
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In a situa
tion where you believe you're a step or
two ahead ol the competition, you bettor
be on your toes Banking too heavily on
your lead could diminish your edge
AR IES (M arch 21-Aprll 15) Ju s t
because something is presented m a col
orful. flamboyant manner doesn't mean
it's necessarily true Don t believe every
thing you hear today, tor it could be the
product ot someone s imagination
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Take care
when evaluating any investment propos
als today, and be mindful ot the risks
Th is is especially true in areas you're
unfamiliar with
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) F o re g o
emphasizing your own personal interests
when involved with others by making an
eltort to go along with the will of the
majority today You S have a better bme
CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) It s best to
rety solely on your common sense today
Eve n though our emotions or hunches
advise us to do otherwise sometimes,
this is not one ol those days
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Carefully consid
er before getting involved m a joint ven
ture either tor commercial or social pur
poses today Neither m ay work out to
your advantago it you end up choosing
the wrong group
VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Try to make
some ed|ustments today it an opportunity
opens up regardmg a recently negotiated
agreem ent that didn't live up to your
expectations You may not get another
chance
LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) Before you vol
unteer your hme or services today, know
what you're getting Into. Th is is one ot
those days when you cook) get involved
m someone efse's complicated protect
SCORPIO (O ct 24-N o v. 22) II might bo
wise today to have someone you respect
and trust check y o u handiwork, especial
ly it < involves tacts and figures concern
ing your financial rosoucos
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) II you
hope to get everything accomplished on
time today, you better stay on schedule
nghl from the atari Tasks or assignments
you leave unlit the last minute won't be
executed we4
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1998
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Shark.
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Tile Boston Garden and
Madison Square Garden were
fine nam e* for arena*. The
Summit and the Omni were
acceptable. United Center and
M.C.I. Center are not. No way.
Jose.
Detroit'* old hockey arena
was called the Olympia. W hen a
new one was built tt w a * named
the Joe Louis Arena. The Joe.
Louts w as from Detroit and one
o f Amerlcu'* greatest boxers. He
never played hockey, but most
hockey players like to box.
The C h ic Center In
Pittsburgh I* an odd-shaped
structure that I* affectionately
known as the Igloo. The
Pittsburgh Penqutn.s play their
home gam es Inside this Igloo.
If the Los Angeles Lakers
ever move out o f the Great
Western Forum Into a new home
It will probably be called Tire
Jack - named for the No. I
Lakrr fan. actor Jack Nicholson.
The New York Knlcks may
one day play at Madison Spike
Garden - named for Knlck fanat
ic Spike Lee.
The Orlando Arena Is 9years-old. which Is too old us far
as the Orlando Magic m anage
ment Is concerned - a $110 m il
lion facility already outdated.
Thai's why the organisation Is so
chummy with lire city. It Is lime
to connive a better deal.
Team s from other cities have
been paid us much as $2.6 m il
lion annually to place a corpo
rate name on the sports arena
or sludlum. No one has
approached them as yet • not
even Amway * said Magic execulive Hob Vander Weldc. whose
father-in-law co-founded
Amway. Vander Wetde and the
Magic remain ull ears.
Hope they consider Hoops-aMillion.
Russ Wlilie writes about peo
pie. places a/ul Issues In
Seminole County. If you Itave an
Idea fo r a column, please call
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HERALD STAFF WRITER
SANFORD - An attorney for
the adult clu b owners had
barely begun to plead a ruse
Tuesday when Circuit Judge
Nancy Alley told everyone to
take cover.
Attorney David W assennan
said h r didn’t expect lo get
much more than 10 m lnutrs In
Alley's court - and he didn't.
'No.** the Judge
said
to
W assennan'* request lliat she
temporarily ullow totally nude
dancing until Ih r courts decide
whether Seminole County's new
Public D errn ry law und adult
entertainment restrictions are
constitutional.
The owners o f Club Juana.
Rarhel'* and Cabaret Interna
tionale sued the county and the
S h eriffs Office when the new
ordlnam e requiring dancers lo
wear at least u French-cut b i
kini wrnt Into effect a week ago
Each o f the clubs com piled but
one or more o f the owners soon
may defy the ordinance.
"M y girls may not even have
one turkey Irg on their plate on
Thanksgiving Day,** C lu b Juunu
owner Mike (In te r said without
a trace o f a smile. 'T h is Is d iffi
Man
charged
with
exposure
City eyes
community
policing
center
By BIB Kerns
HERALD STAFF WRITER
By BUI Kama
HERALD STAFF WRITER
LAKE MARY • A Lakr Mary
nun was arrested Tuesday for
Indecent public exposure after
stalking and exposing him self
lo a neighbor, w hile leaving
note* on her car on at least four
different days.
John J. Clark. 31. confessed
lo the Sem inole County S heriffs
Office to exposing himself.
A
note the victim received M on
day advised her lo be watching
out the window at approxi
mately I I p.m.. deputies said.
Deputies were w allin g with
the victim when Clark arrived
at his apartment at 954 Forest
Thanksgiving
celebration
Sleven CLirk and Jordan Rivera, kindergarten student* at Page Prtvute School In Sanford. Join
In a Thanksgiving feast and celebration held at Ihe scliool early Ibis week.
Pag* M
T U R K E Y D A Y T R IV IA
□ There are three in corp o
rated T u rk e y s * In this coun
try. Turkey. Texas, was the
most populous In 1996 (rst.
pop. o f 478). fnllowrd by
Thrkry Creek La. (pop. 298).
and Turkey. N.C. (pop.279).
There are also 14 In corp o
rated places around Ihe na
tion with ’ Plymouth* (as In
■Plymouth Rock*) as part of
Ihelr name: Plymouth. Minn.,
wllh 60. 103 people, was the
most populous In 1996.
□ North Carolina Is ihe n a
tion's turkey cupltal. p ro
ducing 1.4 billion lbs. In
1997-about one-fifth o f Ihe
U.S. total o f 7.2 billion lbs.
Rounding out the lop len
states are M innesota (1.0 bit.
lbs.). Missouri (590 mil. lbs.).
Arkansas (525 mil. lbs ). V ir
ginia (485 mil. lbs.). Indiana
(352 mil. lbs.). Pennsylvania
(235 mil. lbs.) and Ohio (218
mil. lbs.). Com bined, these
10 states account for more
than three-quarters o f U.S.
turkey production.
□ The nation's farm ers p ro
duced 549 m illion lbs. of
cranberries In 1997. W iscon
sin led the United Slates In
production, follow ed by Mas
sachusetts und New Jersey.
Massachusetts Is Ihe only
stale In the nation where
cranberries are one o f the
four
leading
agricultural
com m odities.
.
-
The students donated seven
turkeys to six families on T u e s
day. Sm llh said.
*We're donating over
100
turkeys this week.* Smith said.
’ W e're donating to daycares,
needy families, and churches.
W e're donating over 30 turkeys
to one church, that will then
distribute the turkeys to the
fam ilies.*
Operation aggressive driver
SEM INO LE COUNTY • Follow ing
Operation Aggressive Driver the Seminole
County S h eriffs Office has reported no
tickets for children unrestrained; three
tickets for adults not wearing seat belts;
32 tickets for running a red light; one
ticket for no tail light: one ticket for cu t
ting a corner to avoid a light; one ticket
for expired tag; two tickets lor speeding;
and seven tickets for Illegal U-tum .
Cadet Senior Airman Laurie Gussow. Master Sgt. Grace Brown, and Cadet Senior Airman Deira Zayas of the
Seminole High School Air Force Junior ROTC program help sort turkeys for food baskets for the needy.
The students urc working tills
Thanksgiving with Faith M inis
tries of Central Florida. Insur
ance Office o f America. All
God’s Children Ministries, and
the Longwood W inn Dixie.
The meals fam ilies receive
Turnpike work suspended
ORLANDO - The Florida Department o f
Transportation will suspend Turnpike
construction
activities
over
the
Thanksgiving D.iy holiday weekend In
help keep traffic flowing smoothly.
All constnictlon restrictions possible
will be lifted from noon W ednesday
through midnight Sunday In anticipation
o f heavy holiday traffic. Drivers approach
lug toll plaza's should be alert for conges
tion and be prepared to stop. Drivers are
rn co u rjgrd to carry quarters and use
exact-change lanes to help keep traffic
moving smoothly.
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Policing, Pag* $A
SANFORD - The Seminole
High School Air Force Junior
KOTC program Is helping to
dlslrthute turkeys and other
foods lo more than 100 families
tills werk.
The students have been c o l
lecting
canned
goods
and
money lo purrhase turkeys and
foods for the holiday season
since September.
The 230
students In the five JROTC
classes rom pete In contests
such as Ihe top cadet and the
top class to collert the most
umount o f canned goods, with
Ihe winning class receiving a
pi/za party.
T h e y (Ihe students) love It
every year we do It.* Sgt. Wayne
Smllh. an Instructor In S em i
nole's JROTC program, said.
*We make It u challenge, and
we set goals.
Th e students
have really been Into this since
September.*
motes unity within Ihe Christian com m u
nity In Sanford.
Those who attend ure encouraged to
bring a canned good for Ihe area needy.
.
PtoaM
By BUI Kerns
HERALD STAF F WRITER
lit B r i e f
. . . . . . . .
SANFORD • Th e Sanford City
Commission Is Investigating a
site for a proposed
Police
Comm imiiy Service Center on
West I3 lh S lrrrt, to lie o p e r
ated by Ih r Sanford Poller D e
partment with assistance from
Ihe Seminole County S h e riffs
Office.
City Manager Tony VanDcrworp said In Monday's city
commission work session he
would seek an appraisal on the
value of two lots on West 13th
turret owned by Nrdu Uoykln.
A rlln g ISillcr Chief Kay Hrnnm ui recom mended the property
because o f Its central locution.
T h e purpose o f this Is lo
Students share in holiday giving
Thanksgiving service tonight
SANFORD - Area churches will lx- gath
ering
for
Ihe Annual Com m unity
Thanksgiving Service on tonight at First
Presbyterian Church In Sanford. The ser
vice will focus on giving thanks for Ihe
things God has done for Ills people Indi
vidually. as well as for Ihe city and nation.
The service Is open to the public and
starts at 7:30 p.m. A choir o f the partici
pating churches will offer the music m in
istry. First Baptist Church o f Sanford.
First Methodist Church o f Sanford. Holy
Cross Flplscopal. with Father A1 Cole
preaching, and the Sanford Ministerial
Fellowship will participate and are m ov
ing their normal mid-week service to be
Involved In this yearly event that pro-
cult for them. T ills Is Ihe way
they make a living. T h ry 'rr not
iKtd people."
Pinter and the other ow ners
say lluil there businesses have
taken a hit slncr enforcement o f
m e ban. He said Club Juana Is
doing half Ihe business It I* ac-
'
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I
■I
consist ol a ten-to-lwelve pound
turkey, ten canned goods . and
two bags o f com bread stuffing.
The families receiving turkeys
from students ure delighted not
Just by the food, but because
seeing students volunteering
Nighttime armed security Is provided at
the Turnpike's eight service plazas, as
well as newly Installed Automatic trllrr
machines (ATMs). Motorist aid cull boxes
are located every mile along the Turnpike.
Motorists can also report Impaired drivers
to the nearest toll booth attendant or liy
calling *FHP on their cellular telephones.
Motorists are encouraged lo use extra
caution while traveling during Ihe holiday
weekend and lo buckle up.
Commission meeting
LONGWOOD • The Longwood City
Commission will meet Monday at 7 p.m.
at Longwood Civic League W oman's Club.
135/150 W. Church Ave.. Longwood. The
agenda will Include Items related to tilling
the position o f City Administrator.
lime lo help people Is a source
o f pleusurc. Smith said.
’ Families think It's great that
high school students and teen
agers would do this.* Smith
said, ’ ll shows teenagers aren't
PUsa* ••• Holiday. Page BA
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Comics . . . .
Crossword . .
Dear Abby . .
Horoscope . .
Obituaries . .
P e o p le ......... . . . . 3B
PoUce Briefs • • • * 3A
Sports . . . . . . 1B-2B
T V ..............
Weather . . . .
6 Qratitud* Is trio falratt
blossom which spring*
from the tout J
Henry Ward I
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TRANSM ISSION
TR O U BLE?
The way we were: Collegiate column announced
bn i'iig sosm urnts given in
ill*- S u ilm d M iiv n m ic c c u tlv
a copy o f ilit- W cdm -siLiv
>«-pi JO. 1056 Sti^/iini Hrruf.i t .* .mil behold th e ir was
iitv pit tun* w ith .t write up nit
the from
page!
.1
M arlon
ll.tmmrt S r , iw riu ttv e editor
tv.is .uitunim itig 'It.it 1 h.ul at
copied appointm ent ,i*» e o rre spiunlftil It»r the Stir)’orrj IU 'r
iiM to virile a weekly rdlutnii
Collegiate Ei horn* featu rin g
i allege ratupii-. news
In realttv 1 hail appnM t lietl
Mt
Hannon with the Idea
n in th he thankfully liked
I
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aUe.nl> known at the Her
iiM a- 1 had wanton *C elen
' i.ilt* News am i "Sem inole II I'
colum n* ihirtnc m v Junior and
senior years o f high school. I
had recently transferred
to
Stetson lor my ju nior year t t
was close tiv I believe that I
matted my colum n tn. but I did
tom e home often. M others ot
college students w ere som e of
my main sou ir e s o f In form a
tion .t" they liked to see their
o lisp rm gs nam es m print My
mailbox at Stetson was usually
full o f inform ation that I could
use and I would contact people
an weekends while at homed
Phi* article which of course 1
have a copy o f In my scrap
lH>ok elves a brlet biography
and a ignited statement <is to
the purpose of the colum n and
what
tt would
contain.
It
sounds quite im pressive:
I
hope I lived up to my claim s' I
know that
reallv enjoyed
writing it
Citlk'giulv echoes
Now that I have perhaps
piqued your interest. Ill give
v<ni -mm- inform ation included
in mv first ioh tm n which ap
peared ott the so* telv page
alw.ivs with a loco ol a young
man and woman studying to
C»‘ l he l
(V e t
lOO Sem inole
High
graduates were beginning a
new year at various cam puses
Approximately 25 w ere at the
H onda State University. 20 at
the University ol Flotilla. IN at
Stetson University, seven at
Florida Southern College, five
it the University o f Miami and
about 111) w ere tn out o f state
colleges There w ere also s ev
eral m nurse s training and in
GRACE
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M.
S T IN E C IP H E R
i
w
/
theological sem inaries
1 gave sum m er ex p erien c es
o f several college
students
which
Included
sum m er
s« (tool lor quite a lew such as
Hilh Path. Jim m y H ollln g ri
and Ci.ti! nttikins at U of K.
Gordon foil U m vrraltv ol Ml
ami.
Colleen
Kngeliretson.
Uuivrrsity ol South Dakota:
Margate)
Morrison
Peggy
Wright. M an lam i opclam L
Jimm y K rtilri. G eorge Hern
don. Sara Jacobson,
G race
Marti- S ttm clplter at Stetson
Joel Moss. U o f F student,
worked with a group o f m ends
at Yellowstone National Park
and also took a grand tour of
the west lleverlv C ooper Ala
bam.t College, was an Inst rue
tor at the Joy Cam ps in W is
consul while Hobby Morris was
a delegate Irom U o f F to an
Agrtcnlture
Convention
tn
Washington. HC
lioimte Anderson, assistant
•Inim m.qor ot the F S ll Hand,
was an instructor ai a camp in
Vermont
where
he trained
choirs and a baud.
Nancy Rountree and Martha
Owen
both FSU
students,
spent their sum m er w orking
with the City R etrea t loti P r o
gram and also the Girl Seoul
Day Camp
Some recent rolleg e gradti
ates were m entioned telling of
their new careers
Hebe Hisbee was teaching itrst graders
in Miami. Ann W hitaker had a
room lull of sixth graders at
Pi n r Crest Elem entary in Nanlord. Caroline Mclunls was at
Southsldr
Elem entary
and
Margaret Malloy Heard was
ti-aihlug English tn T a lla h a s
see.
Doth tail ta G olf and H everly
Rogers h.ul com pleted nurse's
training and w ere to take then
stale hoard exam s In a few
weeks, Ellen Lyon had coin-
plltl-d .1 IWl> V4-.lt l)USim*SH i oiliest which was won by
Mrs C M N ichols and Jonl
i nurse at I M
and was em
plnvcil as a secretary with a Saunders Mis. A llied G reen e
won a prl/c t‘ » her tall tale
law llrm III I'allahassee
about Iter hom e state o f G cor
N e w s o f c i i n e i t l s lt t t le n ls
gi.i. Mrs. Ralph Cow an Jr. and
, h it ilot llh iik )
M ills
anil
H u hat a RollU won prizes In
ItiihlM II lam)
Hlslue.
both
the tel.iv and Mr-. W arren
tuemlrcrs n( the 1SI luolhalt
Knowles won lor bein g horn
b am. were i ntigiatiil iteil for
the farthest from Florida.
{ilaving an i>iilsi.Hiding gam e
Sqii.ne dam tug was en|oyed
ag.iinsl Ohio I im e is iiv
Moth
following the m eal of T a m il
were
t redited
with
loueh
burgers with all the nundowns
mings.
S.iiilatd
w as
also
r e p ir Rushers
attending
w ere
xciilrt) mt lb.’ Stetson lonth.ill
\tis F. W Peterson
M is Al
team tty Jiuitnv Hawkins and
Irril
Greene,
Mrs
Robert
JimiUY Kttiler. hmh ln sh m eu .
Crumley. Mrs Kern ILitem an.
Kriilet had |u-«t rom plelctl Ills
Mrs Lloyd Swain. Hetty Millstri'lili lu the
nmv
w hile
Initier. Caroline Mi lunls, Hat
Hawkins h.ul I wen a star on
the Celery Fed team the p re v i b.ir.i RoIiii M is Jim Jenkins
Regular m em bers
present
ous veal IOI course it was not
were
Mrs David ll.u li. Mrs
known at the time, hut the
Donald I latex, Mrs Dan flat
Hlfrti season was the I ist ye a r
tan. Mrs. Ralph D ells. Mrs.
lor luotball ai Stetson; the
Harold Chapman, Anna Corley,
ptogt.im was dislM iitlnl alt«-r
Mrs
Hubert
Cushing.
Mrs.
that year.I
Gordon FrrdrrU k. Mrs. Vet
Moth Waile Jr and Rmutle
non Hardin. Mrs. E l" H arper.
ilarttri soils "i i u and M r s
Jr,. M is
W arren
Knowles.
Walk’ Garner, were a lten din g
M is
Maleol ii i
Lodge.
Mrs
the Umversllv ol Miami Medii M Nichols. Jonl Saunders,
i '.i I School. I'lteir sister. RoseCherry Singletary. Mrs Rudy
inaix
was also at Jackson
Sloan.
Mrs,
Herbert
SlrnMemorial Hospital m Miami .*>
sirom
Mts.
Francis
Sten
part of her FSU n u rses tra in
stroiu. M is Sam rhurtuom l.
ing program.
Mrs. Wallace IVre. Mrs Volte
Parkers move In Sanford
Williams, Jr.. Jean ette W olfrr.
New residents o| S.m lot d
Mrs. Joe L. Corley.
were
Dr
and
M is
Vann
Parker
and thru
. hlUlreu.
Martha (2 1/21 and Jerry (4
ntiinihs): there ts a picture of
the family on the soi lety page.
Dt Parker had recently coin
pin ed Ills ic s ld e n iy at Duke
Ihiiverslly hospital where hi
ll.id inei Dr Gordon Stanley of
S.miord Tlie two were now assoeialeil in a pediatric p racttce here.
Vann's hobby was given as
photography while Lu ir.i was
liilerrstrd in i era ii ill h. Th e
emiple was quoleil as saving
dial they were untletp.itlng a
great deal ol pleasure in living
among the people of Sanford.
Harrell &. Beverly
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LO C A L F O R E C A S T
TID E S
Today: Scattered showers
I hubs m the low NOs Lows in
'la mid (it's Thursday: No
latcd showers. Highs In the
upper-70* Lows in the mid50* Friday: Partly cloudy
lllghs in the low-70s. Lows in
the tow
is Saturday: Partly
cloudy Highs tn the low -70s
Lows In the low-50s.
EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K
W EDNESDAY
S hw rs 81 65
TH URSD AY
S h w rs 7 8 56
F R ID A Y
P t c ld y 71 52
SATURDAY
P t c ld y 71 53
LO TTERY
Hoic are trie winnmy numbers
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Fantasy 5
3-0 9-12 14
Lotto (Nov 21)
13-17-26-33-45-47
Play 4
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a m . 6:21 p m . New Sm yrna
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Arnifd robbery:
SANFORD. O rlan do D riv e. 3600 block. Nov. 23. 4:50 a m. A
.10 year old man was arrested by Sanford Police for armed
rohhery with stintrllilng other than a deadly weapon and with
resisting a m en haul. Poller said he entered the store and pul
llu r r e.irtons ol i Ig.irt'llt-s lu Ills pants, lie tried lo walk out of
the store without paying for Ih r rlg a rrtlrs, hut a loss prevrn
Hon em ployee slopjM-d him. lie tried lo reslsl and had lo he
brought to the ground liy fou r. When (Miller arrived lo arrest
him, they eoiidui led a seareh and found a poekrt knife with a
lim e and a hall Ineh blade along with thr elgarelles.
Assault on a law enforcement officer:
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Festival of Lights - Friday December 4th, 1998
at 6 30 PM for the opening of the Sanford Molltlay Season
Celebrate the lighting of Downtown Sanford with Ihc
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The Night Before Christmas read by Country Joe Rosier
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SANFORD, Hotly A ven u e. 400 block. Nov 23. 7 : t H ...... A 39
vear old man was arrested by Sanford Poller for assault on a
law rn lo rrrm rilt olheer Poller said they slopped a ear and
m re <(uesiioning the two nu n Inside lieeaiisr they w ere both
bartly beaten lliey said they had Iwell In a light the night lx- lore Puller said they did a standard computer rheek o f the two
men and found that one had an outstanding warrant lor his a r
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Domestic violence:
GENEVA. L ittle Fswn. 9 00 block, Nov 23. I Id p m a 27
vear old man was arrested by Seminole County s h eriffs drpu
lies foi domesiK vlolenee. Depiilu s said he and his sister were
arguing over a ruling mower he wanted lo borrow. She told him
h«* i mild not borrow It lieeaiise she was afraid he would trade
11 lor drugs lie becam e enraged and grabbed her around her
tlinr.il and threw her to the ground.
W IN TER SPRIN G S. B oxw ood C ircle. 400 block, Nov. 23. 10
a m A 31 vear old woman was arrested by W inter Springs po
lu e lor dom es!Ii violence. Police said she and her husband
were arguing whe-n she gen angry with lam and broke a glass
Vase over Ills head
Driving under the influence:
A LTA M O N TE SPRING S. Lake D exlln y at W ym ore, Nov 21.
12 01 a m A 30 vear -old man was arrested bv Sem inole
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Ret nil theft:
SANFORD. O rlan do D rive. 3600 block. Nov. 2 1 2 31 p m A
33 year old woman was arrested by Saidord Police lor retail
tlicit Police said she pul a socket set Into her purse and at
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E d it o r ia l & O p in io n
Other Views
Community Views
Respect and protect
privacy rights
W h at Revision 11 means to voters
By Bob Golf
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Florida voters approved R evi
sion 11 making, among other
things, school board elections
non-partisan. Most counties a l
ready elected School Board
members In non partisan e le c
tions. But in 1994 Sem inole
County voters chose to switch
In partisan
electlons--w hcre
candidates m n under their
party bannrr. Since 1996 all
school board candidates have
come from Republican prim a
ries.
TYans Union Corp.. one o f the nation's big three credit b u
reaus. was recently ordered to stop peddling detailed fin an
cial Information on consum ers to advertisers and marketers
without knowledge and consent o f said consumers.
rhe order cam e In a ruling by Ju dge Jam es Tlmony. a fe d
eral adm inistrative Judge who adjudicates disputes before the
fe d e ra l Trade Comm ission
Th e FTC first brought charges against TYans Union six
years ago. accusing the company o f violating the Federal Fair
Credit Reporting Act. which, am ong other things, requires that
com panies like Tnuis Union conduct thetr business with
'respect for the consumers right to privacy."
In Judge Tlm ony s view. Trans Union has abrogated the
privacy nghts o f the 200 million or so Am ericans on whom It
has amassed extensive financial dossiers, including Informa
tion on their mortgages, auto loans or leases, whether they are
m ail-order buyers, whether they hold credit cards from
’ upscale stores." and how much money they make, based on
credit data.
Trans Union defends Its right to traffic—at considerable
profit—m consum er financial Information. "O ur position." said
Oscar Marquis Tnuis Union's general counsel. "Is tills Is not
private and personal information."
And Trans Union will continue to peddle the financial re c
ords in Its database— whether consum ers like It or not.
whether they consent or not— while the company appeals
Ju dge Tlm ony s ruling.
Tins just goes to show the Inadequacy o f current federal law
when It comes to protecting consum er privacy nghts. And that
Ls w hy the next Congress ought to pass a tough new privacy
law tliat will unequivocally prevent Tran s Union, and other
companies that sell personal data on Individuals, from doing
so with the knowledge and consent o f those Individuals.
It so happens that the European Union put Into effect last
week a prtvacy protection law that covers Us 15 mem ber n a
tions. The admirable aim o f the law Is to prevent com panies
from using information about thetr custom ers In ways those
custom ers never Intended.
Th e European law sets forth several directives. It requires
that com panies inform people when they gather Information
on them and tell them haw the Information wilt be u s e d .*U \ t-'
quires that com panies obtain informed con sen t'from “p eo p le
on whom It has amassed information before they can legally
use the information. A nd It requires that com panies give p eo
ple access to Information on themselves.
The Interesting thing about this n ew European prtvacy law
Is that not only will It have an Impact on the 15 nations In the
European Union, but the United States as well. O ne o f the
provisions o f the law prohibits com panies doing business In
the United Kingdom or Germ any or France or any o f the other
12 m em ber nations from transmitting personal data to any
country outside the European Union that does guarantee
com parable protection o f consum er privacy rights.
That w ould be the United States. And even though the
Clinton administration claim s to support strong protccUon of
consum er privacy rights. It opposes a U.S. privacy law m od
eled after the one enacted by the European Union.
Th e adm inistration's argument against adoption o f Euro
pean-style privacy law ls disingenuous. T h e y have privacy
czars and bureaucracies." sakl David Aaron undersecretary
of com m erce, "and that kind of top-down approach would
probably be regarded as a violation o f privacy by many p eo
ple In the U.S." But since when has the Clinton adm inistra
tion been worried about having government "czars," whether a
drug "czar" or a border "czar"?
But the most bizarre argument ls that enactment o f a strong
new federal privacy law, modeled after the European law. r e
quiring that consum ers be told wherf Information ts collected
on them and for what purpose, that consum er authorization
lie required before their Information Is released, and that
consum ers have access to information amassed on them,
would som ehow be viewed as a violation o f privacy by many
Am ericans.
Th e only folks who would be unhappy If the next Congress
passed a European-style privacy protection law would be
com panies like Trans Union that profit from nonconsensual
sale o f private and personal data on Individuals.
For the mass o f Americans, the m illions whose private and
personal information is bought and sold without either their
knowledge or consent, a lough new federal law strengthening
ih elr privacy rights would be welcome.
Berry's World
"W hy should I cooperate — you kee p invading m y
privacy ’
But no more!
Beginning In 2000. School
(lo an ! candidates can not be
Identified by political party and
all registered voters will be e li
gible to vote in uny contested
election. Needless to say. this
will have significant impact on
future elections. Some im pacts
will be good-some will be bad.
In no particular order, the fo l
lowing are some o f the effects o f
the statewide Initiative.
Candidates will not be Id en
tified by a brand party p h ilo s o
phy. Instead, the only w ay vo t
ers will know about the c a n d i
M y T w o 0e n t s
G u e s t C o lu m n
date's base political philosophy
Is by reading betw rrn the lin es
o f the advertising they do-by
reading b etw rrn the lines of
what thetr opponents tell you or
by wliat the media says alxiut
them.
Increase o f spending In the O r
ange County Chairm an's race
and one gets a picture o f what II
takrs lo define u candidary In a
non-partisan race.
T ile cost o f elections Just tri
pled. p u llin g races out o f reach
for many. Currently, one huff of
the 180.000 Sem inole County
voters are Republicans wlih a
history o f prim ary voting. C o n
tested races will now have
90.000 voters who are "new" to
voting In prim aries anti have no
voting history until 2001 lo he
used lo create super voter lists.
A candidate will have lo send a
lot more mailers to votrrs who
"might* show up. W itness the
Incumbents and candidates
will
now huvr their focus
changed. There are different
voting blocks lo lake Into a c
count. A Republican with a
strong Republican philosophy
now fates an rlectlon with 50
percent o f the ]X)tentlul votrrs
iiavlng an entirely
different
philosophy.
I r.
Democratic,
etc. Rather than have ca n d i
dates with strong beliefs about
the pathway to educational exccllence-now voters will hare a
choice of political gray. Th e
question Is-glven the history o f
sidelines might Ik - Having to
voters.
Som e members o f Ihe mayor s
hired publicity firm were e x
tremely rude, most esp ecially
young girl at Sandra G uards
office while votes were bein g
tallied Inside, .
(he doesn't even work In S an
ford). Then there was the body
shove and finger poinied right
In the face of this young man
while verbal assaults were b e
ing hurled. Tills, hy one o f the
mayor's close associates. Th e
mayor wus standing nearby and
education In Florlda-w lll fo l
lowing the m iddle o f the road
between two or more w idely d i
vergent political ph ilosoph ies
ultow for leadership and c r e a
tivity lo change rdurutlon for
the better'?
In
campaigns
traditionally
poorly funded (compared with
County Commission races) l h r
probability now Increases (lull
only
Independently
w ralthy
candidates will be able
to
spend the money necessary to
reach the expanded pool o f p o
tential voters. Th e alternative
will
be elections with
IllInformed voters making d e c i
sions about children's ed u ca
tion. In tliat scenario, the In
cumbent will have the udvunluge.
But most importantly o f all.
what this change means Is tliat
voters who live north uf Lake
Mary will now huvr equal r e p
resentation with votrrs In the
south part of the county who
latrly have been the d rivin g
force In all Republican r lr c lions.
Hob C o jf Ls n Sem inole Counijy
School Hoard member fo r t)l%
trict 3.
Letters
School discipline
policies
Praises for Larry Furlong and
Lake U ram ley High School o ffi
cials for exchanging some dls•etpltns poUsUs toward young
people wiK* Uaaa dtaobeysd. not
only a school code but the g o v
ernment laws pertaining to u n
derage drinking, and use o f
drugs. I have taught, cou n
seled. loved, and dealt with
many teenagers as well as
having three o f my own. Never
have w e seen society suffer
from Juvenile committed crim es
as we are seeing today.
Still parents o f students who
disobeyed the law are co n cen
trating on technicalities instead
o f w anting their sons penalized
for unacceptable behavior. Re
gardless o f privacy, athletes are
accountable, not only In c o l
lege. but In pro sports. If the
Sem inole High miscreants e x
pect to get the perks from bein g
on trams, they and their p a r
ents better becom e better citi
zens. W hy they are being a l
lowed to stay on the team until
the suit Is resolved ls an
enigma.
T o every adult I have c o n
sulted, people like your writer,
Mr. Moore, change their m inds
when youngsters not d is c i
plined early go on lo life threat
ening situations. I can cite you
many examples.
Virginia 8. Herndon
Winter Springs
City referendum
Victory won after a battle
honorably fought should right
fully be lauded and celebrated.
At a meeting after the Nov. 3
vote, members o f the Society for
the Preservation o f Fort Mellon
Park met to relate thetr e x p e ri
ences on voting day. Many vo t
ers exiting the polls commented
that the wording on ihe re fer
endum was confusing. Some
regretted the referendum d id
not appear on ihelr ballots, so
they could not vote on It. O f
these, som e lived In little p o ck
ets still zoned county though
some
surrounded
by
city
homes, others said simply It
was not on their ballots.
One voter reported she r e
ceived four phone calls at home
from the mayor's supporters
trying to coerce her to change
her mind and vote his way. She
even had a home visit from one
woman who told her the city
had already paid millions o f
dollars to lay ihe groundwork
for this hotel/confercnce center
project and that would be Just
money down the drain If It was
voted down.
Some o f our workers reported
that a city comm issioner was
seen going In and out o f a
polling place and sometimes
exhorting groups to chant and
loudly talk lo drown out what
ever one o f our group on the
One of oi»r young m m was
questioned about missing work
that day lo Ik* at the polls and
threatened with loss of his Job
r
THE GOOD NEWS IS,
B/EN WITH ALL OF THE
NASTY, NEGATIVE
C M A GNIN&iJKE VOTER
TURNOUT i& setter
THAN EXPECTED
when appealed to by our young
man said he couldn't do a n y
thing to stop the uut-of-control
man. Oh. really.
Victory us a result o f d e c e p
tion, dishonesty. Intimidation,
verbal threats and physical a t
tacks Is a travesty.
Just thought you ought tu
know what happened behind
Ihe scenes.
Nsff O. Snow
Sanford
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Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. November 25,1938 ■ SA
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OBITUARIES
ALBERTHA E. BOSTON
Albert ha E. lloston. H I. West
Harrison Street, Oviedo. dtrd
Saturday. Nov. 2 I . l«HW. tk»m
in H.irtow. nlir moved to Crnir.il Florida In I938. Mrs. Hosion was ;i lin u srkrrprr. S lie
was a deaconess. sang In Hie
rlio lr and was a m em ber o f the
Missionary
Depart nient
of
Fountain
Head
M issionary
Haptlst Churrh. Oviedo.
Survivors
Inelude
sons.
Wesley lloston, Allentown. Pa,.
Jim m y lloston. Dewayne llo s
ton. Traey
lloston.
all
of
Oviedo: daughter. Debra llo s
ton. Oviedo: X I grandchildren;
right great-grandchildren.
Golden's Funeral llo m r. In r..
W inter Park. In rlia rg r o f armugrmrntH.
JOHNNIE M AE K E L L Y
Johnnie Mae Kelly. H I. West
IStli Street. Sanford, died Sun
day. Nov. 22. HUM at Florida
Hospital. Altam onte Springs.
Mrs. Kelly was b o m Feb. 12.
1917 In Dothan. Ala. Mrs. Kelly
was a homemaker. She was a
member of Saint Paul M.D.
Church.
Survivors Include daughters.
Dorothy Drown.
Oper .lean
Collins. I miiI i of Sanford: two
grandchildren:
one
great
grandchild.
Wilson Klchctbergrr
Mortu
ary. Inc.. In charge o f a r
rangement*.
ner.il
Home,
lon gw ood .
charge o f arrangem ents.
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Wilson. Simon N.
Funeral M-rvlcvs lor Mr. Wilson, of
Altamonte Springs, will la- Friday
at .1 pan. In die WimkII.iwii Carry
Hand Fuin-ral Cliiiprl with tin- 14s.
Christopher It Yming olfli Liiing,
II utc will !«• no |xihlie calling
floor*. Mr. Wilson will I*- ertin.ilett
following die tiineni) MTVfcv*.
WimkII.iwii Carey Hand Funeral
Home. 1107) M34 HSSO. Ijingwnod, h
III i liarge igf scrvkrs.
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The "Going Somewhere* bag
featured in oor After Thanksgiving
Sale Circular should have stated
that the 19.99 Event pnee is only
valid with any additional
jCPenney retail store purchase.
We apologue for any
inconvenience.
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j FUNERAL
SIMON N. W IL S O N
Simon N. Wilson. :I4, W oodall
Drive. Altam onte Springs, died
Sunday. Nov. 22. 11198. Horn
June I t . 190-1 In Luton. Kng
laud, he moved to C entral
Florida In 19HJ. Mr. W ilson
was a m essenger for Drinks
Security, lie was an e p is c o p a
lian.
Survivors Include mother. Sue
L Drim. Altam onte Springs;
stepfather.
Donald
W ilson.
Scotland
Woodlown Corev Hand Fu-
serve .is a meeting place be tween the community and lawenforcement."
Ilronsnn
said.
"Tills pro|M-riv meets our needs
because It is centrally located."
Hoy km is asking $ 10.000 for
ihe property.
Mayor Lurry Dale said that
pun basing the property, then
building a |hirt.iblc- bu ildin g
while the community works together In cou stnictln g a perm a
nent budding. Is the most a f
fordable option Ihe city can
take toward budding the co m
munity service center.
Dale said lie wanted to see the
surrounding community work
together on the proposed p ro j
ect.
"I think you'd have a Iretrer
result If you make It a com m u
nity effort," Dale said. "It could
bring the community together.
People could take pride and
ownership In this. I don't know
why we can’t com e bark (at the
next commission meeting) and
discuss making an offer (lo buy
ihe property).*
VanDrrworp said the city's
funding for Ihe center would
come from a Community D evel
opment block Grant, a police
trust fund, and assistance from
llie S h eriffs Office.
Hie Sem inole County S h er
iffs O llier could help lo fund
and stalf thr community service
crnirr. Captain Dandy Hitman
of the S h eriffs OITIre said.
! "Chief Deputy Steve Harriet
(old me the S h eriffs O ffice
would be Interested In assisting
with tins from the law en fo rce
ment In isl fund.* Pittman said.
; H um an said the S h eriffs Of*
Hi e lias investigated building a
Community Service Center In
ihe area, but lacks the funding
lo build one mdr|>ciidciit o f ihe
Sanford Police Department.
Drnnson recom mended staff
ing requirements o f two uniform
poller olflcers jilus a night shift
commander.
four
sh e riffs
deputies and Ihc-lr su pervisors,
one community service officer,
iiul one volunteer lo work on
weekends and holidays.
Th e
start-up
equipment
would Inelude Iwo phone lines,
one computer with a printer,
portable counter, and a copy
machine,
three
desks
and
chairs, and a security system.
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n istom rd to doing. That Ih r l.uv
was
m u sin g
“ trrvparablc
harm."
Kick Nelson, a private Or
lando attorney defending I h r
no
eoiinl v's
ordinance
at
rhargc. eonvlneed Alley tills
was not so on Tuesday. Th ere
was no nerd, he sold, to Justify
the temporary ln|uiutlon the
rlu b owners were seeking.
"H ie fact we got a little more
than 10 minutes this year
speaks poorly tor the (iidtel.il
system." Wassernian said. 'W e
believe we are on linn legal
ground W e ll continue to (Ight
In the rourts although It doesn't
Expose
co ntinued from P i|e IA
Uulgr Court.
H ie suspect
turned Ids lights on and oil in
a signal, acrordlng to the arrest
report. Clark ratur out ol his
.qM flm m t. crossed the street,
and stood outside the victim 's
window.
Clark Introduced hlmsell to
the victim and apologized, hut
also said h r 'w ou ld do II any
time,* according to the arrest
report.
lie returned to Ills
apartment and undressed with
the blinds halt closed,
thru
dressed and again spoke to the
victim outside her window
Clark later undressed In side
ins apartmrnt and exposed
Holiday-----
seem w e ll gel a chance until
January."
Wasserman said that he had
advised the clu b owners to
make ‘ sound business decl
sions' almut what goes on at
their « Intis until mote Is d r
elded III court. T h ey may hr
changing
their
fo im a ls "
Wassertnan hinted “The county
may wish It lelt these peop le
well enough alone."
•illy has established wliat It
considers its standards. We re I
there to d ilu t e e the law."
Word
of Alley's
decision
spread quickly to Ihe County
Comm ission, which also met
Tuesday.
T h a t's good news very good
news."
Commissioner
Daryl
M< lu lu said Mini we've got to
watch lor wliot might happen
next."
Chief Deputy Steve Harriett
said tliat undercover deputies
will continue to observe a c tiv i
ties at e .iili adult < luh In the
I IMl III V
'O u r deputies arc there ron
lln rlv." he said. T h e lonm iu
Deputy County Attorney Dm
n|e Count called Tuesday's d r
, i i . iii bv .lo dge Aliev "the Ihst
s t e p III tile ultimate victory the
cotiiilv anticipates In defending
Its piihln D eien ry Ordinance.
himself with the blinds open
The deputies, who videotaped
the Incident, appro.o bed Clark
lor an Interview. Clark admit
ted to leaving notes on the vli
Util's vehicle, and deputies at
rested him
Clark was iNmkrd Into the
John F. Polk Conrclloti.il Fa
. ililv and released Tuesday on
a $2,000 bond lie la ir s Ihr
, barge ol willfully, maliciously
and rr|M*atrtllv following or
harassing another in addition
to the indecent public ex|Hisurej
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W e re trying to help the co m
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Thr students arr also p r e
wiring to donate food, shoes,
and volunteer hours to the S a l
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donated foods. On Dec. 1 7 -1H
students will help sort and r e
stock Ih r food pantry.
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will help put food in hack
rooms of the Salvation Army to
lie distributed to the needy.
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f i l e police responded to a
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a.m. Thr Incident took p la cr
by the side entrance of the
store, near Ruby Tu esd ay's
restuarant.
'W e're Investigating this as a
smash-and-grab,"
Sgt.
Pat
Smith said.
"They broke the
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right now. and doing an In ves
tigation."
The police are Investigating
wliat was stolen and who the
suspects are. Smith said.
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When the going
got tough, one ol the best
stepped lonvatil
Dirt I’oe, one ol Ihe best
players m Santoid lor sevct.il
seasons bloke a 2 2 tie with a
two tun tuple III tile thud III
mug and I Iv• is Wings .\ G ull
Weill oil It* post a I I i Mi lotV
ovei
sunniland
< u ipotation
I iiesd.iv night
it I'luelmrst
Park tn tin plavoll (h .m ip lo ii
ship game m the i itv ol Sail
turd Wom en's ta ll Slow ITti It
Solih.dl D'.igiie
I nc who also tllove III a lull
III till lust Hilling and two Mins
i lia six m u sixth Inning, m m
hitied with 1‘aula Sollget alltl
Ivathv I Villi to ilttve III I I I Mills
as liv e r s Wings A t il ill tin
I Ilk'll sr liool li.isketli.lll
should he th.inktul lor ( .ill
IlioMti. lie I i.is brought .in ex
c client r to gltls basketball in
the rou iity tii.it ts uim i.itihed
.it this time lie has .dsn
brought class to an alreadv
elite program ol kill I— s p o i l s
lie has taken a group ol ex
tremelv talented players who
are roiu iilllted to winning and
puslied them to the hunk all
the while instilling
them the
essenee ol helm; students lllst
and Itrst « lass athletes seiotid
one that will not a d e p t defeat
on any level. Dink out for this
team next year as most ol the
athletes are returning
W orihm gton also has some
thing to he thankful lor Ibis
Thanksgiving, he and his vult
ure setting a plate at the table
for their new daughter. Itrooke
W lille on the sub|et I ol loot
hall. Dike H rant ley has a lot to
lie thanklul lor as well I he
team, under the d Iret t Ion ol
George Clayton, went unde
feateti in both the con feren ie
and disirlt I. They were tie
feated m the first round ol the
playoffs, hul showed ih.it In
addition to a lot ol talent, there
Is a lol ol heart on the team
And who t an lorget girls
volleyball in the tou u ly? Sev
eral great things happened this
season. D ike M arv m uch
f indy Henry earned her 100th
win. W inter Springs cam e very
close lo representing llu-ir ills
trtri m the stale toiirn.iitienl.
and o n ie again Helh t orso
built a young team Into a future
powerhouse through dedteu
lion, superb m at hlug ahlllly
and a lol ol ta re Wtlh most
learns stalled with young
members, the battle for the
Seminole Athletic (Tuifereni e
will he a hoi line next year
I'm.illy, we here at the
Seminole Herald have a lol to
lie thanklul tor as well
We are th.inktul lor all ol the
wonderful adm inistrators,
touches, parents and athletes
m the county who give us free
reign with llielr team s and
players We have Ihe opporlu
iillv to deal with the upper
u nist ol ihe (u tility on a dally
basis arid have com e 111 cuntact with the most caring,
dedicated and classy people.
Thank you. Sem inole County,
lor allowing the Sem inole H er
aid to he a part ol the spnris in
this county and for your con
Hulled dedication lo exiclleiice
You really make our jobs easy
luu and rew arding
Have a happy ili.m ksglvm g
G
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(shed the season with a seven
game winning slteak
Ha final standings are U v
u s Wings ft (trill I'l 21 S in
iilland Corfrorallon (H :t). Curt's
A llevia ts 17-71). the Sharks II
<i|. Vaughan In inrjHiruled IT 7|
anil O il.iiitlo Dotlge |(> |li|
H ycts W ings A t it ill took a
2 <1 lead III the Im ltoiil ol the
Hist
lulling
as
Uremia
Haltsfieltl
and
Malgatet
Clevenger opened ihe inning
wiili singles With one out. I’oe
lilted a sat n in e lly to store
llartslleld. and alter a Sotiger
single. C levenger su ited on a
single by l.vnn
Sunnll.mil
( orporat Ion
evened the store In the lop ol
the tlilid Inning as Hath Martin
and Ifiati.i Wilson singled Al
tel a pair ol |mp lips. C arol
1 i aim k walked to load Ihe
bases and Martin and W ilson
stored
when Teresa
Llm k
real In ti on an error
Flyers Wings a Grill then
look advantage of error Itsell to
Pleaae ace S oftball. Page 211
Sunniland Carp
M r t t i Wlnga (itIII
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14 IS
Bradley, Lake Mary too
tough for young ‘Noles
Riere 4»tc a lol o l tilings
u nion with —|M»tt — I imI.iv . lull
tlirrr In a lol inotr ih.it is unlit
Here is just ,i Iniel list ol tin*
tilings lli.lt lliosr Involved III
sports sliollld lie thallklul toi
Uike Marv s girls team
should also l>e lhauklul that
L iiire n Uradley has reioveied
from knee surgery and will
again Im- a key wea|Hin on a
very loaded team
Speaking o| Lake Marv
s|Mirts. trai k and i ross <otiiiiy
lo a t h Mike Gibson is one ol
the most ra tin g I 0 .0 l i e s there
Is lie not unlv d e d lia trs him
sell i olilpletely I " Ills teams,
lie also prom otes them better
than lio n King tou ld lie does
It the right way. however liv
netting the stores out .111(1
bragging on Ills athletes
Seminole I lik;h School also
has a lot to he thanklul lor. in
<hiding a fix a hall c o a tli who
has lom pletely turned around
the program Despite a 7 .'I
finish this year, there are d e fi
nite signs ol future superiority
on the Tribe team Already.
Jim W orthington has turned a
team that only won three
gam es two years ago into not
&
Poe’s live RBI paces champions past Sunniland Corporation
i i f u a i i» M e n t i s h i m i n t
It's time to
be thankful
u • i11
fly J e ff U rrlln ick e
ASSISI A V I SI •OUTS hi l i m i t
SANFORD < h u three minutes leuialneil .mil
Diiiren Itradlev was |ii—t six |miiu I s aw.tv Irmn
the Dike Marv single game scoring re to ld
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llratllev si ill took a seal w a lk in g oil to a largt
ovatio n as tin Rallis w o n thell
17lh s l ia lg h l
gam e t la liu g hat k lo Ihe pr'M, •»/ stall Im ils
♦>T fat I ov et a game h ul sllialiei Sem inole High
School stpiail I in stl.tv niglii
I Iratllev w h o will l>< s u itin g u p Im I lo n d a
Sla te I'nive rstty next veal still t t . i s u t o n ills
pleased w ith In I TO point ellotl
"M.ivTx- ll I made some ol ms las u p s I m u lt i
have played Ix T Ie r
she s.tnl
Heller lor Itradlev is st arv to everyone else in
St mmole Coiintv Hr.nlltv siilleretl a knee mpiiv
over the slimmer anti iintlerwern an MUI |iisi
lx lore Ihe season stalled She has played ti n
I at IV• lv hill Dike M.IIV m a th t .ill lltou tt salit
D a lllghl was lln lllst time sht played at tin
lop ol her g.llllt
is llratllev appears lo have ret n v e m l
II i la i 1111cai v lo lw .tltl M iIV D-.di S llllo il t i l
It o I m mpirv to In i hand m the set mid hall
lln .1 image wasn't known Iasi night Imi Hrown
sanl I
ti .mi has hern snake hltteu hv lll|liries
all S ilt Pi.ml gii.tld Ashtee Italian* f also
w.iso • H mu pert ellt as tail plat lit e slatted
II
was lln- lllst lime all season I lefi we
w in a the top <it mir ga m e* llrowu said
Now
Marv 11 ah is hurl II we ever gel well we might
havt i pretty good team *
N o aiguille I l l s thelc
lln* Rallis snuggled
against a voting Lviii.m team Iasi Ihuntlav
trailing m the set mid hall Indore com ing hack
I losiiiig III undefeated Seminole team could
V
b y A#«h M«- ft •
Lako Mar/ s Laurort Bradley (No 4-1) k»t>\. I a room It ao.o tmund Scfttn
nolo s Dosxoo Hill during the R.vns. 63 ‘>0 victor/ o«ef ti'O Tnbo Tuesday
night Bradley scored 36 points before taking i seal late m the game
have lx h i cause lor to n iern . hut tin Rams
luiiierl it up when they needed lo
lln- Dike Mary press shut down S einin olr
ihroilghoiit the gatnt- anti Itradlev ami Sntlon
tlmumaled the hat klxiards agaiiisi lln- smaller
Seuilnoles Dike Marv Jillli|M-d out to a IM I lead
and llratllev stored the Rams lust 12 points
before Sutton scored anil added a tree throw It
was out ol lour r onset litIve three point innvi i
stuns lor Dike M aiv In Ihe first ipi.utei
llrowu was able to play his Item h early anil
•»llt*it ami while Itradlev sat Suiton started to
dominate mi her wav lo a n is point night
Dike Man look a Mi l r> haltllllie lead Ixil
Sfiiiinnli bung t lose Ix-lore tin- t Im k wmil itI
down on tin Soles lust loss o| tbe season
Sellllllole has alie.nlv taken ta le ol smile ot
lls biggest games taking on Dike Man ami i l l s
im i rival Mainland on tin- mad
*1 in happy w iili where we an right now
i oat It Sylvester Wvuu said 'We kept lighting
and I think we plaved a good game tonight We
like playing tin- lough games e.ulv Ix t arise cm
know what we have *
Sellllllole i (line It.ti k wllll Inrun r D ike MalV
b.nk up Martina K em liltk lim ning tin ulteiise
It.iihara Gray amt K em liltk tiiinbiueil Im 2(>
points, anti tile SeiuiUoles hatl several t b a ilie s
m a t lilt- end to close tile gap t<> siugli digits
but llratllev toullnued lo prove too 11it it 11 lor
Seminole lo handle
things tlou l gel a whole lot easier fin Ihe
Seuilnoles tonight as lliev travel lo Orlando lo
take mi defending (llstrti I t halliplon Oak K ldgf
Junior varsity at lion bps oil at f> p m with the
varsilv set lo loss ll up al 7 TO p ill
Ihe Rams are scheduled lo hosf their own
tournament this Friday and Saturday.
Ranis girls soccer unbeaten
leallv good.' s.tltl Dike Man
t oat It I till Klssele
lln- Ranis unproved lo 2 0 2
mi (lit
season
while
the
I ti tilt fi tgs lilt lo 2 2 Dikt Mary
ilso won tlx
pinioi varsilv
gatnt ntiisi m iiig DeDiud. r> T
I ll/.tlx lit Mori Is opened up
t|x a III nig III the tilth minute
wllll a goal
and li' iilim a lf
Aslilt v lx> licit i i i
si met I iw o
llllllllles tail i
Nell her It am
V i , .ilifi
to sioM
lot llie
tfiiiainifi ■ oi die gaini
From S ta ff R ep orts
I.AKK MAID
Lake
Man s
g ills
V . t ls llv
s ix te |
I t 'l l l.(lllt-||
l l l l l f i ti a lt t|
It',III!
h\
blanking DeDtml. 2 u m a
Class liA lllslrlt I I to llle sl al
Don
I
Reynolds
stadium
lufsilav ingln
Ih e
deli titling
siait
i baliipioli Rams |iiiii |m d on lop
earlv alltl held on lilt- lesl ot
the wav to t I. i I i i i the v i i t o n
"Defi'itsivelv
vvi te looking
Goalket |x-r llrallilv Mali/la
rat kttl up firi i hit cl sluilout ol
die season blocking .ill three
shots on goal
Ihe Lake Man le.tiu hail over
seven Iliues as ill.IIIV shots on
goal wtlh 22
Dike Mary's next game will
lx' at
home
on
Saturday
evening
agaiiisi
powerful
Winter Piirk The |uulor varsity
will play lllst at 5 p m
and
varsiiy Is si hediileil lor 7 p m
Learn tides to enhance success
SANH )l<l )
I (»l
s»U i rss saltw aler
llsliem iell must know dll- stages ol llie licit —
fspet l.tllv llie ailioillll ol time I tel wet It high alltl
tow tides. Fish ale most at live win u die wait t
Is fh htlig ol (lowing Die loilgei the lime In
IW till lilies, llie Im igfl llie good llshlllg Illllt
Anglers inav tlebaie over w indier do im timing
or o lllgolllg llile Is heller tor fislllllg bill die Oil
port.ml point Is dial fishing is hcilet dining llie
t'lih ami llovv III.ill din in g slat k nines it liig.lt,
anil low lilies
Kxpei lent etl fisher men also know dial d u n
are t t il.tin lim es eat h ilav win u tislnng at uv ilv
ll'.lt lies a peak lliese llllies appeal lo n u n
spoilt I lo die llllies dial llie moon Is illli t Ilv
over nr under d ie earth I'm approximately mu
In nll on I'll I let side ol llie lllixill ovi I or mooli
under Him fishing should he llie best Im dial
|iail nl llie Mile t Vi If
Kvciv bail amt tackle stole that deals wnli
saltw alei anglers will have a tide ili.u i Im du n
area Sc vi tal ■tiinp.iines publish vearlv title
tli.n l h o o k s , and t It.nIs .tie nsii.illv im hided lu
the
saltwater
fishing
ui.ig.i/nies
Florida
Spot tsin.m inaga/liie piovitles tfilalletl title
Itllies lor the ru lin ' stale III eat h m olilh's Issue
Milt h ot the I liiiltla toast expel It in es Iwo
high ami two low titles pi r day. Krnifuilier that
the times ami at tiial levels nl times may vaiv
due in winds and storms
S H U P E S SC O O P
Don't /ttrrjt f lo <lin k f/our h n r o /let t ilt Ji
i /imxI /fs/i Small /rtu/s niU/lil cost i/ou a M ill
iio/ihi/ 11 ifoil don't di i i tap dll', holm
F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T
A prcdUted told limn
t iiiiilltiinis this weekend
will lesiill III hiee/v
lo llie rl\cr expi • i
OUTDOORS
f .CN
V
•
j s
J IM
SHUPE
w
good bass at umi aiouuil ambush pom is such
as sand bars .mil slouch innudis Ifig bass will
lx- mi die move fin the next several months, and
now is primi- lim e lo go alter dial liiuker <>l a
lifi bun I tv Iriini I’liz/le bake mmlli to Dike
Winder and use large shiners lor giant bass
Sebastian Intel has gixxt snook at lion l*>r llsh
lo 2D pmmds Dirge live shrimp or small hall
llsh —till an the lop producers. One-ounce figs
will also work well Expect lloinuler. redfish.
tloul ami him hsh to he mixed III wllll snook
i alt lies
Captain Jack al l*orl Canaveral rejxirls lair
ollshore at lion with king mackerel, wahoo and
dolphin Some boats are doing well others are
not. Ihe fish seem to he concentrated when
they are loiiiul. Inside d ie port expect flounder
ami shecpshe.id while trout and rt-dfish are
rated a - l.m on the flats of llie Iktil.nia .UK L I i L
ill.iii Rivers
I'liuie h d 'i has great at lion with shecpsliead
it ttlisli. ilium tliiuiuler and small hlueltsh Llvi
m tie.nl sin imp are Ihe lop halts ( rout and
I. lfi-.li alt t Ill'll a s g t x x l III Mostjullo L.igonij
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H *f«iJ Ptooto by Arch Booth#
Koica Smith, a freshman from Ocala, has boon outstanding oil tho
bench, helping Seminole Community College to a 6-0 record to begin
Dio soason Smith and tho Raiders host Skagit Valle/ Friday afternoon
SC C at home Friday
By Dean S m ith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD
llie Sem inole
Community College wom en's
basketball team will return
home I i o i i i a five game road
I rip to give die local tans a
little holiday afternoon a c
tion on Friday.
The Raiders, who were 0 0
heading Into a doubleheader
lu Ocala Iasi weekend, will
play host lo Skagit V alley
Community
College
from
Mount Vernon. W ashington
Game time is set for 2 p iii
Please sec SCC. Page 20
�2B
»M S.l
rd Fl *!.i Wr
m J.iv
Noxrwts
S o ftb a ll
C o n tin u ed from Page 111
regain the le.ul lot guts.) lit llie Kittmn of Ihr
third fnim e
la n d Norm.in singled ;md two outs l.itn
I in v Sellers reached on an error to *-et up I W s
irtpie Solici t then followed with .in K ill single
tii pi.ite 1*00.
I h i ts W in g s
th e
fo u rth
cV t h i l l .H id e d .1 p . o r o l m u x
tn n tn c
as
Yoyo
l e g a l N o tic e s
PROBATE DIVISION
Flit NO t S -1023 CP
*4 RE T H | tS T A T E OF
M i HARD fclNNCTH BURCH
0#CeSI#d
NOTICE
OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N
Tb# atfmtrtistf jiK jn ot tfi#
#Ytil# c* RrCHARO A fN N FTH
BUNCH. l#v .t med F k# Nu#ib#r
90-1025 CP
o##dhng in lb#
C<»ietii1 Court to* s#mmai#
Courtly,
Flat Mo,
fhrobilt
Qt«i««0n the j«Jilr#«« ef whurh
•f T Q
Ort«*«r C , S iP ld fd ,
FiiiekI js 3* ??2 (M39 TTi# nann*
anil . u y t f i f it! the T f f io n jl
n#pi *ft##f j l v#
tnd
the
T f f t o f lil
N#pi##e«tat.v# «
artrtftef ,cr*# fttl forth bekrw
A il
N T C R f S T tD PERSONS
a r f n o t if i e d Th a i
Atl p o 'ta n t an »k g m ih.#
'■ti'C* it iRfuihiS wNa have
fhie b o n mat challenge in#
i J t ld i Ol I t i Writ. lb# (fujltflJl'O fii
Ol
»b#
P #'ipd* l
*enu#t i «
d*C titin of f N » Court j ’ «
rctju«F*ii t »-»# the# otif#ct«on*
• •it 1n
Court W i t h i n THE
vf iM
f th r ee
m o n th s
A TTE R T h e d a t e o f t h e
• R fT PUBLICATION o f t h i s
N T 'C I o r
TH IR TY DAYS
A r *I R THE DATE OF SERVICE
I * A CO?* OF Tu ts NOT CE
C N THEM
A t r# i<tor« of th# o#c td# it
■I" 1 offset p t r t o n i having
l-h m i c t t le m iij* j g i t n i l
d#c#d*nt % estate on wnom j
H t 1 thtft naf>c# if. i#i«i#d
■*»mtn ft ri«rf monttif aft#! in#
date ? T m# i »ftrt publication of
*’ . v:* etn U fil# t N i f f l j i m i
•nth lin t Court W ITHIN THE
iV fN
THREE M O NTH S
I N I 0 ATE OF T m |
p u o u c a tio n
of
t h is
N O TIC E OR
T m i RT » DAYS
AFTER T h * DATE OF SERVICE
CF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
tq th em
Ait ntn<rf cifKfifOfft of in# q#c#*
Clan* amj p#rfrwt having clatmt
t dnm ind* agairvftt in# d#c#d« r l s estate mutt ft!# th#-r
CLAIM S W IT n THIS CO UR T
w i Th n
th r ee
m o n th s
A - ’ th tH i DATE o f t h e
F i r s t FU BU CA TtO N OF THIS
NOTICE
all
A.MS. d e m a n d s a n d
O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
Dai# 'it M »t public at ton of in**
ft tic# if November 25 ftitil
P#rfon*l R#or#t#rtati«#
BARBARA JO YCE BURCH
•*t * Gated# Tr#tl
Winter Spring* F l 32792
At»o»«#f lor
P#r*onai N#ptea#fif alive
DAPHNE K STO N ESTR EET
P O B u t 114
Defi ary, Florida 32713
<4<T| 6AS 4451
Florida Bar No 0096636
Pubhfth November 23, in d
December 2. 1990
DEW 153
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASH N VS 1339 CC 20 C
DESTINY SPRINGS
^NDOM'NIUM
ASSOC'Ar m ||C , Ftoftd#
•vti for- profit corporal tor*.
Plaintiff,
H
MONHOE O UTREACH
MISSION INC and
UNKNOWN TENANTS.
D#f#ndanls
N O TIC E OF SALE
N O T'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to in# Final
ud'jrncni
m
Foreclosure
•uttered on th# 10tti day of
NOVEM BER. 19*0. m C»vil
Act on No 90-1039 C C -20 C 0«
»he County Court of th#
Eighlvtnlli Judicial Circuit, tn
and for Sti mmole County,
Florida
in which MONROE
O O fR EA CH MISSION. INC and
UNKNOWN TENANTS, ar# th#
0 #f*9n dan t a
and
DI S f IN v
SPRINGS
CONDOM INIUM
A S S O CIA T lON. INC . i t th#
PllW f lf I W«H fitfl fo th# bight#* I
and fcr*| b»r1d«r for canh at th#
w#%T frgnt door q ( th# S#m>nal#
County Court hoot#. Sanford.
F bit id# at t T 00 A M on th#
fSttr day Of Dacambor 1990.
If
lolloping d a icn b # d r#at
trhparty %* r forth in th# Final
Judi|m#nl
Unit
146 C .
DESTINY
SPRINGS
CO NDO M INIUM .
a. r. or fling tu th# D#ciaration of
Condorriiinfurn
fh#r«ctf,
at
r#cofit#d n Official Rocordl
B oom * 137. P ji|« 1090 of th#
Putin Rc rrj* ©f S#fmhOl#
County. Florida
DATED Ih n 12th day N O vfM
BER i 9*0
UAFtYANNC MORSE
Cf#rh of th# Court
By Cecvlia V ih#rn
Deputy
Pt#»'»r*frn Aitnrn#y
F MIL A GASPEMONI. JR . IS O
911 W#Liva r>prmQ« Road
to n -jwood Florida 32?7*
l « 97| 772 7303
N O TIC E
AM EHtCAN S W ITH
D IS A B ILITIE S A C T OF 1990
Adm im atrativ# Order
£
TU E S D A Y
SCHOOL
SKATE NIGHT
6 9 $3.50
Car I n Ktwat
t 'o x .
in
S n n n i l a m l l o r jM t r a t lo n k ot a i n n
s ix th i n n in g w h e n C m t m k s m ile d
and
P u b U fh
I lyers Wltlfts »\ litill till 11 put the frinie out ol
N e v ru n h e r t i . |9 , 19 *0
TEW 117___________
N O TIC E
OF P U B LIC SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE i« h#r#hy
d*»#n. that on th# dat# and tim#
h «1#d below and continuing
#rom day to day until all goortft
a«# »oM w « wvll f#it at Public:
Auction, to th# h*gh##1 bidder,
for ra th at th# warehout# of
STORAGE USA, located it 460
Florida
Central
PL*y.
Longwood FL , th# following
OOOdft. war## and m#rchand*a#
•or f«pt and other char get for
which a ii#n on u r n # •#
eluded , to wit
12/09/98
DATE CF SAcE
to 00 A M
TIME OF SALE
306
AIM G ARROW
FURNITURE
AN TIQ UES
HOUSEHOLD M1SC h e m s
BRIAN WHISENANT
423
FURNITURE 4 HOUSEHOLD
SINGH H AR O tO
I i
HOUSEHOLD. BUSINESS SUP
PLIES. NVIN TO R Y
DON SODERBLOM
597
HOUSEHOLD M I3C ITEM S
JASON S E IN B C ID
304
FURNITURE H O U S EH O LD .
ANTIQUES MtSC HEM S
A $50 00 Cl#an>ng depuvt will
t># collected far each ah t pur
ch..n#d and1 refunded after all
content# of th# unit/# ha* pe#n
rtm o itd from th# facility Th#
abo«e information i« to b# puh
li|h#d one* a w##5 for two con*
••cull*# w # « m# S a d tai# to t #
under and by »»rtu# of th#
•tatute# of th# itaf#. in tuch
cat## mad# end ptoindtid
Pubi'#ft Noe'ivnbar 15. 25. 1990
D F W 09
IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T
OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT,
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY ,
FLORIDA
PRO BATE DIVISION
CASE NO 90 991 CP
IN RE Entat# of
B ETTiNA KING
O tc tiH d
N O TIC E
OF ADM IN IS TR A TIO N
Th# admimtVt ation of th#
E ilat#
of B ETTiN A
KING.
D#c#a##d. F.t* No 98 *91 CP
t# pending m th# Circuit Court
of Seminoi# County, Floritfa,
Probafo Diviiron. the address
of which t# Semmoi# County
C our thou##. 301 North Park
A*#r*u«. Sanford. Florida 32771
Th# nam## and addr##«#i of
th# P#r#onai R#pr#t#ntati«#
and th# P#r#onal R «p r«i# rta
tiw# « ettorrifty ar« i«V forth
tf'O H
all
IN TE R E S TE D p e r s o n s
ARE NOTIFIED THAT
Ail o e rio n t on whom tfyii
notice tft i#fy#d who ha«#
ob|#ct*nnft th.it chailtng# th#
validity of th# Will, the rpiahticatiofif
ol
th#
P ar tonal
R#pr#a#ntafiv#, venue, or |ur»t*
diction of ihr# Court are
required 1h#if Ob|*CtiOn« with
thift Court WITHIN THE LATER
OF TH REE M O NTH S a f t e r
THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUB
LIGATION OF THIS NOTICE or
THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE
OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF
THIS NO TICE ON THEM
All credit or ft of th# Decedent
and other p«r«onft having
claim# or demand# agauiftt
Decedent « Eftfat# on whom a
copy of thift notic# it ft#r*#d
within t hr on month# aft#r the
date of th# first publication of
this notic# must Me their claim#
with this Court W ITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE M O NTH S
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE
OR TH IR TY OAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All other creditor# of the
Decedent arid p#r#on# having
claim# or demand# against th#
Decedent# fstat# must file
their cliiMin with tbit Court
W ITHIN
THREE
M O NTH S
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND
O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO FILEO
WILL BE FOREVER BARED
The date of tft# fust publica
tion of thi# Notice is November
19 19*0
KENNETH F MUBRAM,
a# Personal Representative
of Ihe Estit# of
BETTIN A KINO
Attorney for
Personal Representative
KENNETH F MURRAM
Of Murrah. Doyle and
Wigle. P A
800 W e s t M o r i# B o u le v a rd
P O Bov 1320
Winter P j.h Florida 32790
Te le p h o n e |407j 644 * 0 0 1
F lo rid a B a r N u m b e r 0 05 74 *4
Publtftlt November 19, 25. 19*0
DEW 122
see
C o n tin u ed from Taije III
liu i
o il
P a lm
llr o w .u d
D e a r 'll
C o itu m m llv
C o m m m ilh
C o lle tte
and
C u llr u r ,
In d ia n
K lv e r
C o m m u u t t v C t i l l r g r h y 2 1 [m in is r a t h
s f(
h e a d n i n t h K e n I 'a t r t e k a n d a s s i s t a n t
Cony
M a m le v d ie . a d e f e n s i v e s p e e l a l l s i . h a v e
t lo n e a s t i j s - r [ o h til m e s h i n g (t i n t r e t u r n e r s ( r u m
la s t t e a t s ,M S t h i h w i t h n i n e n e w t t u n e r s le tu h t
Hackers win championship
iri111, Paula Songer Idniihle, two xlnglrx. run.
two Kill). Kathy l.ynn (triple, single. Ih rrr K ill)
and Margaret Clevenger (two singles, two nmx.
K ill)
Also eontrlhtlllng were Yoyo Cox and C arol
Nnnnan (one single, one ntn and one K ill rai hl.
Mrenda llartxflelrl ami l.uey Sr*llers (one single
and two n m s earlil. frar ey Mitc hell (single, run)
and Chris Clark and Sharon llun li (one nm
xeotrd earhi
Others playing fur flu* ch am pions were Shay
Drown and Cilna ( I r m i .
Doing the damage lor S in u lla n d C orporation
were Diana W ilson (th rrr singles, m ill. Ilelindu
Anderson (in ple. single. Kill). Ikirh Marlin (Iw o
singles, two nm s). Ann Lanza (two singles
K ill). Carol ( ranlr k (single. nm|, Klin Myers
|s|ngle|. Mlr kl lew is (K ill) and Sue Daglry (mn|
were able to tome bark, finally catching
01)1 K! with lour mils hi the (op of t)ie sex*
enili Inning.
WIN IK K S I’KINU S
Hie PDS M arkers
liom OMedo [ilrkerl up yet another ehamplmixltip. hut had in do a m unite from helilnd
fashion, rallying to edge ODDC. i:» I I . in
• tty o f W ln iei Sj)i lugs W om en's Kail Slow
r ilih Sol Ihall taxigiie aellun al C entral
Winds Park Monday night
n ie llat kers (H 'j| ol manager Mickey Nor
ton found thetiiselves down I 1 I after tw o
tunings and things looked even bleaker when
lirxl l>asen mu Phyllis Haynes was forced to
lean* llie game with a knee Injury.
Despite Haynes' s|Mil In llir order lielng an
atilom alh out and I I niunrrx Is lng leit un
hase when that sjm.i came up. the H ackers
U-adtng the olTcnxc for the Hackers were
Anna Hollis 11 lor -l. Including a triple- and a
douhle. four Kill and six pm outs in lelt
Held). Jaiidnu Marletlr ll lor l. two Kill).
Ilerky Maugino Cl for -l|. Debhle Pegel (two
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scored). Terri Mann (one single, two nuix
stored, two Kill) and llieresa Walhurger (one
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P R O B ATE DIVISION
Fit# Num ber: 9 0 - 1010*CP
In R# Iita t# of
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Dec #4 M ft
N O TIC E
OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N
Th# adnurnttratiort ot the
Eetat# Of M ALCOLM NORMAN
tJ*ceeft#<J. F»l# Number lit
tO IO -C P t# pending in th#
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County,
florul.t.
Pro bet#
Divinori, th# addreit of which
<« Poftt Office Bo« C ”. Sanford,
FL 12772
The name# and
a Jdrette# of the Personal
Rep»esent at*ve
and
th#
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Representative t
attorney ar# #et forth below
all
IN TE R E S TE D p e r s o n s
ARE NO TIFIED THAT
Ail p#r«onft on whom this
notice •# served who have
objections that challenge the
validity of the Will, t»i« quaWV
cation#
of
th#
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Representative, venue, or |un#
diction ot this Court ar#
requited tu file Ihe r objechon#
with this Court W ITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE M O NTH S
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NO TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF IMIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All creditor# of the decedent
and other person# having
claim# or demand# agamtt
decedent # estate art whom a
copy of this Notice ># served
withm throe months after the
dale of th# first public ation of
this notic# must file their claims
w th this Court W ITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE M O N TH S
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NO TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
AM other creditor# of the dece«
dent and person# having claims
or demands again si 1h « dec#
dent s estate must file then
claims with this Court WITHIN
THREE M O NTH S A7 TER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST P U B U C A
TIOM OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIM S. DEMANDS ANO
O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
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tion of this Notice is November
I S . 1*90
LINDA FINLEY,
Personal Representative
Attorney for
Person,il Representative
ROBERT C WILKINS. JR . IS O
Florida Bar #377732
Ditfmer WoMust A
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970135
A M K N D I D N O TI C C
OF F O R I C L 0 3 U R I SALK
NOTICE is hereby given that
the undersigned Clark of the
Circuit Court of Seminole
County, Florida, writ on the 10th
day of December. 1998, at 11 00
o clock A M
at West Front
Sammol# County Courthouse in
Sanford, Florida, offer for sale
and sell at public outcry to the
highest and best bidder tor
cash, the following described
property situate in Seminole
County. Florida
Lot 39. TW EN TY W EST,
according to the map or plat
thereat as recorded in Plat
Book 16. Pag# 36, of the Public
Records of Seminole County,
Florida
pursuant to the Final Judgment
entered m a case pending in
said Court, the styIw of which is
indicated above
WITNESS my hand and official
seal of said Court this 13th day
of November, 1998
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Suit# N 3Q1, Sanford, Florida
12771, <407)323 4330 e*t 4227,
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sure sale, if you are hearing
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CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By Ruth King
Deputy Clerk
BUTLER 6 MOSCM. PA
3105 S Conway Rd , Ste E
Orlando. Florida 3281?
1407) 381 5200
Publish: November 18. 25, 1998
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Favorite side dishes for all seasons
Westmark,
Seeley
Karrn .mil Douglas W is t
nurk nf Sanford, announce
thr in g o g rn in it
o f ilirlr
daughter. Miranda Lcr. t o
Richard K iigrn r S rrlr y II.
Mm nf Phyllis .md Richard
Seeley o f Kustlw.
Horn In Orlando, the hrldeeleel is die inateni.il gr.inddatighlrr nf Phyllis D -w allrn
nf Osteen, and the paternal
granddaughter o f U ittle and
llrn ry Went mark nf Zrphryhtlls. She Is a I HOB graduate
of Sem inole High
School
where she played tennis and
iiirr rn lly attends S em in ole
l Iim m iinlly C ollege.
Her Dance, horn in O r
lando. allrn ded Kuslls Mil’ ll
Sc I mhiI and attends SCC. lie
Is In the United States Ma-
Miranda L. Wastmark,
Richard E. Saalay II
lin e Corps.
Tlie wedding will
be an
event o f Nov. 2H. at 2 p.m..
at the Marina Motel In S a n
ford.
I dun I know how f hint's work at your
house, bul at ours, we don't mess with
Thanksgiving I have friends wlm serve
S'se-e. roast U-rf and even lobster for
Thanksgiving. but my family is made
tip ol hard core traditionalists Turkey
It must be Ti. • stuffini* is always the
same basie bread "t iilHnu. the kind my
mom made I V is pumpkin The only
area in which I can exercise the slight
est bit ol creativity is in the side
dishes When it comes to the veggies,
my family
God bless 'em
is Ilex
iblr No line is wedded to creamed
unions ’ although I do love creamed
unions) or sweet potatoes with brown
sugar. or green bean casserole l a
sentially. no one cures WH AT I do with
the vegetables And the vegetables
happen to In* my favorite part ol the
meal
I've spent the last few months au
ditmrung vegetable dishes lor our
Thanksgiving tahle My first criterion
is that the vegetables be tasty hut not
too weird Thanksgiving is no time (or
weirdness, as the late Jane i.ngson
a llrilish food writer. said about Christ
mas cookery, “(.'lever food is not up
predated
it makes the little ones
cry and the old ones nervous
Tlie Sem inole Sunrise Kl*
wants Club meets every Friday,
.il 7 a in., al Shoney’s. US 17•»2 . sotitli o f Airport lloulevard.
Guest are welcom e f o r In for
mation. call Tony Mi Daniel at
3*21 (Mb')
S u b s ta n c e a b u s e
SAFE. Substance Abuse F'amlly
Education. Is
conducting a
"Families in Crisis* outreach
program. Interested orga n isa
tions wanting to contact thr
1.lie Savers Club o f SAFE may
call Llhhv Kuh.irskr at 291»:tr>7.
S e n io rs m ee t
I.AKK MANY _ A senior's
group meets lor lunch the sec
ond 'Friday ol each month at
Dike M.iiv Church o f the Nazan ue, 171 K Crystal L ik e Ave.
The noon m eeting Is held In
the Fellowship Mall.
For more Inform ation, c o u
n t t Mill at 32*21000.
A lz h e im e r's
A support group for adults
tarin g for patients with A lz
heimer's Disease m eets the
llrst Friday o f the month, from
2 to 3:110 p.m., at A ll Souls
Catholic Church. 301 W. Eighth
2 teaspoon* kosher u lt
1-1(2 cup* heavy cream, half-andhalf. or combination ot either
with whole milk
t handful of chopped Italian pars
ley or chive*, lor garmxn (op
tional)
Street. Sanford. T ills service Is
sponsored by Ihr G rra trr O r
lando Alzheim er's A ssociation ,
Sunbelt Daylily Club
Sunliell Daylily Club m eets
thr first Sunday of the month
at 2 p.m. through April at the
A gritu ltu ral Center In Sanlord..
(lie tlu b educates m rm bers
on davlllv growing thruugh
slldr shows, guest speakers
and trips to daylily gardens.
There are no club dues. C all
3!>I-32I9.
Flare the potatoes ami par-rip* m
a large pot. cover with cold water and
bnng to a boil over high heal Cook
until both are very tender, about jo to
2a minutes Dram and return to (fit
till the heat, mash the rooked veg
etables with a lurk or potato masher,
gradually incorporating the salt and
cream II necessary reheat over very
low heal Transfer to a healed serving
bowl and serve immediately Yield »
servings
Decipc Irom The $5n limner
Party," by Sally Sampson 'Fireside
Books 1998)
Brom eliad Society
ROOTS AND WINGS
The Seminole llrom rllad S o
ciety meets the third Sunday of
the month, al 2 p m .,
at
Sanford G anlrn Club. U.S. 17«»2
al
Fairmont
Avrtiur.
Sanford.
All
aspects
of
lirornrliad culture are covered
during
the
m eetings.
The
soriety is affiliated with the
Florida Council o f Mromellad
Societies and thr U rom rllad
Society Inc. For Inform ation,
call Mud Marlin. 321 0838.
2 tabfaapoona rtc* vinegar
2 law#spoon » honey
3/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper*
3 pounds sweet potatoes
1/4 cup aoy sauce
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 table spoons minced garlic
2 tablespoons curry powder
t teaspoon sail
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
t small bunch kale
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DEAR ABBY: While 1 was grow
ing up, my mother waa married sev
eral times Unfortunately, over the
years I lost contact with my step
fathers Every year around the holi
days, I think back with fondness on
these men who shaped my life. I
wuh I could tell each of them that
their presence, however brief, had a
lasting effect on me
To the bank manager I would
ascribe my own successful career in
banking
The one who insisted that I eat
my vegetables would be amazed to
learn that I’ve become a vegetarian.
I would say to the hard worker
who juggled two jobs to support us,
Nrwf
fifth
Uw
Pfinct
BigCcrnff Butirwit
Couch
R«pon
RoMjnnf Gract
Strnevl X
PUc# _
fiiondt
M A R IA LIS A
C A L TA
dressing Best served warm or at room
temperature It can also be served
cold Yield fi to 4 servings
Iteripe Irom The Curry Book,"
by Nanrie McDermott iChapters Pub
lishmg. I997»
BRANCHED ONIONS
To make the dressing Combine the
rice vinegar honey and I t 'caspoon
ol the red peppers in a jar or small
I m iw I Stir nr shake to dissolve honey
Cover and set aside
Freheat oven to pm degrees
I'eel the sweet potatoes and slice
them crosswise into l l inch thick
rtwnds Place them in a large bowl and
toss with the soy sauce, oil garlic,
curry powder, salt, pepper and re
mauling 1 2 teaspoon red pepper
Place on a parchment or toil lined
Liking sheet and bake, turning once,
until tender when pierced with a lurk
anil beginning to brown, about FT min
utes Itemove them Irom the oven and
let cool 'Note you can do this sever
al hours before serving, but d you bake
the potatoes right before serving, it is
Important to allow at least 20 minutes
tor them to cool • Set aside
Wash the kale, slice it into I 1 inch
strips and place it in a large bowl
Bring (he water to a rolling bod and
pour it uver the kale Toss with longs
or forks until Ihe leaves are willed and
bnghi green Drain Ihe kale well and
plan* m a large dry bowl
Add the dressing to ihe kale and
loss Add the sweet potatoes and loss
again to coat everything well with
PUREEO RUTABAGA WITH
SCOTCH
2 pounds ysllow onions, peslad,
sliced and separated into rings
2 tablespoons unsalted butter or
olivs oil
1 29-ounce can tomatoes, drained
and chopped
1/4 cop water
1/4 cup brandy
t scant teaspoon salt
A'-’ cup treshty ground black pepper
In a large skillet over medium heat,
saute the onions m the butler or oil
until golden, about i.T minutes S»ir in
the remaining ingredients and simmer
for 25 to in minutes, stirring occa
Monally Serve warm or at room tern
perature Yield « to A servings
Beeipe from "The Vegetarian
Hearth," by Darra Goldstein <Harper
Collins. 19991
2 rutabagas (about 4 pounds).
p**tad and cubad
6 tablespoons unsalted butter
6 tablespoons Scotch
1/2 tsaspoon son. or more, to tasts
Bring a large pot of salted water
ienough to cover the rutabagas i to a
boil Cook the rutabagas in boiling
water until tender, about 25 minutes
Dram
Transfer the rutabaga to the bowl of
a food processor and puree Add the
butter. Scotch and salt. Process until
smooth
Turn out into a bowl and serve im
mediately Yield 8 servings
Beeipe from “ The Vegetarian
Hearth," by Darra Goldstein i Harper
Collins, pewi
V IMS SEW SPAHtK E N T X H m S E ASSN
REO CAB BAG E S A LA D WITH
PEC ANS
t cup whoia pecans or coarsely
chopped walnut helve*
t smell red cabbage (about 1-1/3
pounds)
1 tablespoon coarse salt
1/3 cup sherry or balsamic vinegar
1/2 cup roasted walnut oil (or roest•d hazelnut oil or eitre-virgln
olive oil)
\
ADVICE
A B IG A IL
V A N BUREN
that by his example, he instilled a
strong work ethic in me
M y b iolog ica l dad would be
thanked for many things, not the
least being his faithfulness He sent
the child support checks for 15
years without fail for a child across
the country he was barely allowed
to know. I always knew he cared
I feel lucky to have learned so
many things from such fine men
GRATEFUL TO A LL M Y DADS
DEAR GRATEFUL: If child
hood is a learning experience,
your* was not wasted. I'm print
ing your letter of gratitude as a
rem in der for fath ers, both
abeent and present, that chil
dren are taught by the examlea the adult* In their lives
eve set for them.
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excess salt.
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od and toasted nuts Season to taste
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tngs
— Recipe from "Vegetables," by
James Peterson iWillium Morrow.
19981
Stepfathers reason for reader to be thankful
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with sides, and tuast for in to 15 min
utes. .xtimng often and watching that
they don't burn Remove from oven
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mg if you dun'll Set aside (Nole you
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leaves ol the cabbage Cut the cabbage
into quarters, starting at the bottom
so that a thin wedge of core is left at
lathed to each section Cut off and dis
card the core from each quarter and
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sail in a mixing bowl and rub the salt
into the cabbage for a minute or two.
until you no longer feel Ihe salt under
your fingers Put the salted cabbage
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�48 Seminole HetftkJ Sanford ftorwla ■Wednesday. Novemtwr 25.1998
Legal Notices
IN THE C'flCUIT COUHT
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE CO UNT?.
FLONIOA
CASE NO SS 1 IJ T C » U B
C O lh TR Y W O E HOVE
LOANS. INC .'a Nrw 'o il
CD'PCHAlton, I I U
a
COLNTBVvyiOf FLNOINQ
CORPORATION.
Plj.nl ,11
v*
SU a AN J MARTENeE
tSSxJHJ 48 5207).
. UNKNOWN SPOUSE
OF SUSAN J WARTENBf
paule
w ar ten b e
iSS s WNKNOWNi MABEL L
WARTENBE ISSAUNANOWN
a n d Any u n k n o w n Raw*,
i t t i i t m . qr*«i##*.
e t a lor*. and othar
unknown r e t o o l Of unknown
spouses clA.rn.n9 by.
through and unde* and of the
above named Del end ants,
Do*andAnt»
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO
SUSAN J WARTENBE
IJTS OUINEVERE DRIVE
CASSELBERRY.
FLORIDA 32707
MABEL L MARTENBE
U TS GUINEVERE ORIVE
CASSELBERRY
FLORIDA 32707
Unknown Spout# ol
SUSAN J VKARTENBE
U TS Gu'n*v*r* Of.*#
Casselberry. Fton<Ja 32707
And any unknown heirs,
j f i . u i i 9iant##t. creditor*
and other unknown p#ftont of
unknown tpoutat claiming by.
through and und«f in# aboventm#d
0#f#ndant(t).
if
d#c«atad of wnota latf known
AddfAttAt AfA unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
mat an action to tO'Aclot#
Mortgage coyAfng tna toliow»rg foal and paftonal pf0p#>ty
dAtct,b#d at fonowt. to w.t
Lot S4. B'ock I. CAMELOT
UNIT J, according to tna mat
maraot at recorded in Plat
Book 18. Paget SS and S8.
Public Recordt of Sam.nola
County. Florida
nat been filed aga.nat you and
you are raquirad to aarye a
copy of your wr ffen dalanaaa,
it any to it on Nancy A B shop,
Butlar 8 Hoacn. PA
]1SS
Soutn Conway Road. Suita E.
Orlando. Florida 32812 and file
tna ongmai w m me Clark of me
abore-atyied Court on or before
30 daya from me f.ett publica
tion. otherwise a Judgment may
ba entered egemat you for tna
relief
demanded
in
me
Complaint
AllTNESS my hand end aeel of
Mid Court on trio t (m day ot
NOVEMBER 1998
it you are a par ton with a dis
ability wno naedt any accom
modation m order to participate
.n m it proceeding, you are enti
tled. at no cost to you. to tlte
provision ol certain assistance
Please contact Court adminis
trator. 301 N Park Avenue,
Suite N301. Sentord, Florida
12771. (407)121-4330 eat 422T.
wittun 1 working days ot your
recaipt ot this Notice ot Action:
it you Aro boating impaired, call
1-800-8SS-IFT1; if you are
voice -mpeired. ceM 1-800-8888TTO.
ic o u irrs E A ii
Legal Notices
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN ARO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASS NO.: •• 2JT9 CA-18 P
Judge Alley
SEV NOLE ENTERTAINMENT,
iNC . e Florida Corporation
d. b/4 Racket a Work! Class
Men s Club. NERO S
O1VERS1FIEO. INC . e
Florida Corporation d/b'a
Cabaret tnternatieoai. and
PINTER ENTERPRISES, INC .
a Florida Corporation
d/Va Club Juana.
PlA-ntirts,
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA.
and DONALD ESLINOER.
m bia cffKiAl capacity aa
Sheriff ot Semmolo County.
Defendant a
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS OlVEN mat tbe
unje*«.gned attorney tor mo
PtemtiHa. wilt cell up for hear
ing et tha following date end
tune tbe following matter
MOTION FON
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
Neveraber 13, I 88B
8 00 A.M.
(Eipedlted)
bled m Ibis action, before me
Honorable Nancy F Alley.
Circuit Judge m Chambera.
Seminole County Courthouse,
301
Norm
Paik
Avenue,
Sanford. Florida
PLEASE GOVERN YOUR
SELVES ACCORDINGLY
WASSERUAN 8 WALTERS
David A Watterman
Florida Bar No ' 0I82T48
lawrenct G Wallers
Florida Bar No TTSS98
I I I Park Avenue Norm. Suita B
Winter Perk. Florida 3IT88
(407) 538-1140
(40T) 539-1U 8 »Ae
m todlat amendment com
Attorney a tor Plaintiffs
CERFITIC ATE
OF SBRVICB
IF H E R E B Y CERTIFY mat a
true and correct copy o* tbe
toregouig baa been aerved by
eery ice ot proceee tbie 20tb day
ot Novembet. 1988.
A TTIH TIO R l
PERSONS WITH
0ISARILITIE8
in accordance with me
American W'tb dieabihiiee Act,
peraont with disabiiit.ee needmg a special accommodation to
participate m tbia proceeding
should contact the individual or
agency aendmg tbe notice not
tater then seven (7) daya prior
to the proceeding at the
addreee given on tbe notice.
Telephone: 1407) 539-1140 For
nearing impaired mdividoalS:
Telecommunication# Device tor
me Oeat (TOO) 1-800-995-1771
or Florida Relay Service 1-8009SS-I770. THIS IS NOT A
COURT INFORMATION LINE.
Publish: November IS . and
December 2, 1998
DEW-183
NOTICB OP ACTION
OP CONSTRUCTIVE BSHVICS
Maryann# Mora#
IR THE CIRCUIT COURT
CLERK OF THE
OP THE EIGHTEENTH
CIRCUIT COURT
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
By Rutb King
IN ANO FOR
Deputy Clerk
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
Publish November IS, end
FLORIOA
December 2. 1998
CASS RO.t 99-4001-DR-0S-P
OEW-188
IN RE THE MARRIAOI OF
CHESTER HOWARD KEPNER,
Husband/Petit ioner.
and
CemmemeeattR at
TINA MARIE KEPNER.
Massachusetts
Wile/Reapondent.
The Trial CaurS
TO TINA MARIE R IP N IR
P tab el* end
Residence Unknown
Family Ceurt Department
NQTICB BY PUBLICATION
Deckel Me. •BeOS BA-AC
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
Brie let Dtetslen
mat e Petition lor Dieeolutton ot
CITATION
Marriage ha* been tiled and
M .O .L.e.aiO. | 0
mmanced m thra Court and
m the Matter ot
you aro required to eerve a
Mason William Lotti.
copy ot your written deleneee.
minor
■I any. to it on STEFANIE B. SlLTo Lawrence L Spaytn
FEN. ESOUIRE, Attorney tor
281 Coachman Ct.
Potiuonor. CHESTER HOWARD
Sentord Florida 32T7J
KEPNER. whoeo addreee 19
and/o'
Any
Unnamed
or
3101 Weal Commercial Bird..
Unknown Father
Suite 9400, Fort Lauderdale.
persona intonated in a petition
Florida 33109 and Me the origi
for the adoption ol aaid child
nal with the clerk ol the above
Mid to tbe Department of Social
etyled court on or before
Servicaa
ot
laid
DECEMBER 24. 1998, otherwise
Commonwealth
a default will ba entered egamat
A petition hae been presented
you lor the relief prayed lor m
to sard court by lan MacDonald
the complaint or petition.
and Stscl L. MacDonald of
Thie notice shall be published
North Attleborough m said
once each week lor four con
County praying for leave to
secutive wees* m the SEMI
adopt M.d child and mat the
NOLE HERALD
name ot the child be changed
WITNESS my hand and the
to Maaon William MacDonald
seal ot Mid court at Sentord,
IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT
Seminole County. Florida thie
THERETO YOU OR YOUR
19th day ol NOVEMBER. 1998
ATTORNEY MUST FILE A WRIT
A TRUE COPY
TEN APPEARANCE IN SAID
Circuit Court Seal
COURT AT Taunton Probate 8
MARVANNE MORSE
Family Court. 11 Court Street.
As Cleia, Circuit Court.
Taunton. MA 02780 before TEN
Semmolo County, Florida
O'CLOCK in the forenoon 110:00
fly Nancy R Winter
A M i on February 4, 19*9
As Deputy Clerk
W itneil Elizabeth O Na.it
STEFANIE B SILFEN.
cast am Eeouire. Firat Justice ot
ESOUIRE
Mid Court.
2101 Wktt Commercial Blvd
Data November 8, 1998
Suite 5400
Robert E Peck
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309
Regiater ot Probate
(934) 733-1330 (407) 930-1177
Publish: November 19. 23. and Publish November 21, end
December 3. 1999
December 2. 9. IS. 1999
DEW-123
DEW-139
NO TICS OF AQ1NCV ACTION TAKEN BV THS
8T. JOHNS NIVSN WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Notice is given that me following permit wee Issued on
November 10, 1998. to The Slresberg Corporation, 2103 Perk
Ave . N . Winter Perk. FL 321789 permit 440-H7-03M-ERP The
project is located m Seminole County. Section 7 Township It
South. Range 29 East The permit authorizes A SURFACE
WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON IS 71 ACRES TO SERVE A
Mum-Family Residential Subdivision known a* Leksview Club
Apt*. Tha receiving waterbody 1* St Johns River
The tileli) containing the application tor the above hated per
mit i* available to* inspection Monday through Friday aacapl lor
legal holidays. 8 00 a.m. 10 8 00 p m at the tt. John* river Water
Management Oislrtct (District) Headquarters. Mwy 100 W .
Palate*. FL 32178 1429 A parson wnos* substantial inters*!*
era affected by tna Diatrici permitting decision may petition for
an administrative hearing in accordance with section 120.389
and 120 37, F.S , or may choose to pursue mediation at an alternative remedy under section 120 873. Florida Statutes, and rules
28 108 t i l end 29-108 401-404. Florida Administrative Code.
Petitions must comply with the requirements of Florida edminiairet've Code Rule. Chapter 21-108 and be Mad with Irecarvad
by) th* District Clerk located at Oistnct Haadquartera. Highway
10O West, Palalka. Florida 32177 Patman* tor administrative
hearing on tna above application)*) muat ba tiled withm twenty*
one (21) day* ot publication ot this notice or within twenly-ua
(281 days ot the District deposition notics ot this intent in the
mail for those persons to whom the District mails actual none#
Failure to tile e petition within this time period shell constitute e
waiver of any right(sj such person(s| may have to request an
administrative determination (hearing) under section 120 589
end 120 57. F S . concerning the subject permit Petitions which
ere not filed in accordance with the above provisions ate subject
to dismissal
Because the administrative hearing process is designed to for
mulate final agency action, the filing of e petition means that the
District s tmel action may ba different from the position taksn by
it in this notice ol intent. Faisons whose substantial mleresli
will ba effected by any such final daemon ol the District on the
application have the right to petition to become e party to the
proceeding, the accordance with the requirements eat lorth
above
Publish Novsmber 25. t998
DEW 184
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NOTICE UNDER
FICTITIO US RAMS STATUTE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that tha
undersigned, pursuant to the
Fictitious
Name Statute*
Chapter
90-287. Section
88S 09, Florida Statute! will
ragistar with the Oivision ot
Corporations. Department of
Slate, Slate ot Florida, upon
recaipt of proof me publication
ot this notlca, the fictitious
name to wit
A C C IN T INTERIOR
CO NCEPTS
under which I evpecf to engage
m business at 304 5 Edgemon
Ave.. Wmter Springe. Florida,
1270*
That the party interested m
sard busmess enterprise ts as
follows
Aevm J Me Ho
904 S Edgemon Ave
Winter Springs, FL 3270*
Deled at Apopka. Orange
County. F1oi.de, November IS.
1998
Publish November 29, 1988
DEW-180
IN THS CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CIVIL ACTION
Case Net E E-IIO O CA-14 k
SALOMON BROTHERS
REALTY CORP.
ALONET FLORIOA S MOST
RESPECTEOOjtmg
Bureau
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er 1 800 922 4477 |24 hours)
Longwood Message Studio
Walk ms welcome 7 days
Private rms Female Suit
COLLEEN CAM PtHtl -iml
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
COLLEEN CAMPBELL, it
end SH unknown psrlikS
claim ing by. Ihfough, under nr
is ee follows
Forte Meiketmg. Inc
By Patricia Daisy
8392 Rambling River Drive
Sentord. FL 32771
Deled at Sanford Semmoie
County. Florida. November 20.
1998
Publish November 28. 1998
DEW-181
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT
OF THS IflTM JU D IC IA L
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O UN TY
Q IN ER A L
JURISDICTION OIVISION
CASS NO. SS-1SS4CA-I4N
CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTGAGE CORPORATION.
PiamtiH.
VS.
THE UNRNOWN HEIRS,
devreeee. grantees,
assignees, henorm.
creditors. Trustees or other
ctermante, claiming by.
through under at against
CARLENS S. MORALES,
deceased and PAULA
BRANTLEY and
O IL b tX T O IAAASTRE:
sa d COLLEEN CAMPBELL or
T h | UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
COLLEEN CAMPBELL;
NATIONSBANK N A .
successor to CITIZENS
FEDERAL b a n k , t/k/a
CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
JOHN DOE sod JANE DOE.
Defendant
NOTICE OF ACTION •
MONTOAOS FORECLOSURE
TO: COLLEEN CAMPBELL And
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
COLLEEN CAMPBELL,
if living. And All unknown par
ties cl kenmg by. through, under
egamat the shove named
Defendant# who are not known
to be deed or alive, whether
said unknown partuk may claim
an mtareil aa epousee. hews,
devisees, grantees, assignees,
henors. creditors, trustees or
other claimants, claiming by.
through, under or against tha
said COLLEEN CAMPBELL And
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
COLLEEN CAMPBELL, it may
are decesaed
Whose Residence* era
Unknown
Whoae teal Known Mailing
Address IS:
1491 WREN COURT.
LONGWOOD FI 32750
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
rntt in action to foreclose e
mortgage on the following
property m Semmoie County.
Florida:
LOT E. BLOCK O. SKY LARK
UNIT 2 REPLAT. ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19.
PAQE 16. OF THE PUBLIC
RECOROS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIOA
has been Med against you end
you are required to aoryo a
copy ol your wntton dotonao*.
it any. to it on LARRY M
SEGALL. Esquire. Ol Gibbon*.
Smith, Cohn I Arnolt. P A .,
Plemlitt a attorney.
whoso
oddraaa IS 3321 Henderson
Bouloeord. Post Oftico Bos
2177, Tompo. Florida 31801,
Within thirty (30) days ol tha
dote ot the lust publication ot
thro notice, and tile the ongmai
with the Clerk ot tint Court
either
batata service on
Plaintiff a attorney or immedi
ately Ihereetter. otherwise a
default will be entered egemat
you tar the robot demanded m
MALA PAWELStt. J O t l
OUERRA.il living, and ail
unknown parties claiming
by. through, under end
against the above named
detendenl(e) who are not
known to bo dead or
alive, whether said unknown
parlies may derm an
mtereei ss spouses,
hows, devisees, grantees, or
other claimants; UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF FLORIOA,
Department ol Revenue,
unknown personfsl
Mseeskion ol
the kubiecl rkkl property.
• I ) ___ .unknown
poroon(s) In possession
real property, I t :
Defendants.
NOTICS OS ACTION
TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS.
DEVISEES,
ORANTEES,
ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI
TORS. TR U STIES OR OTHER
CLAIMANTS. CLAIMINO BV,
THROUGH,
UNDER
OR
AOAINST
C AR LINE
S.
MORALES, Deceased
WHOSE RESIDENCES ANO
LAST KNOWN ADDRESSES
ARE UNKNOWN
Paula Brantley and Gubarto
Meeetie, II living, end ell
unknown parties claiming by,
through, under and against the
above named defendant(s) who
are not known to be dead or
alive, whether said unknown
parties may dawn an mlareal a*
spouses.
heir*.
deviaeea,
grantee*, or other claimants;
whose residence it unknown
and whose lest known addreaa
IS:
120 Keystone Avenue
Altamonte Springs. PL 32701
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action lor forocioeur* ol mongag#
on
the
following
described property:
LOT 9 HESS THE W IS T 4
FEET) ANO THE WEST 8 FEET
OF LOT 4. BLOCK O. AMENDED
PLAT OF OLMSTEAO ANO
MILLER
SUBDIVISION, AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S.
PAGE SO. S SHOWN IN THE
PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI
NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA.
has been filed against you and
you ar* raquirad to aary* a
copy ol your written defenses,
it any. to rt, on ANDREW L.
FIVECOAT. Attorney tor the
Plaintiff, whose address re 40to
Boy Scout Boulevard. Suit*
450. Tampa. Florida 33807 on or
before thirty days ttom in# date
of the first publication of this
You can tax your ai
300 N. Frenctl Av*.
Sanford, FL 37771
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No previous experience required.
Experience in TIG. certification a plus.
Machinists
Production work. Experience with lathe,
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JOBS, JOBS. JOBS
Drivers
fbghl Hand Man *t Longwood
gM pad today!
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A a about our he*
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Ca* RtAf • 2808108
Coast Transport Is
looking lor COL Claaa A Be.
driver* For imm# Opening
Law Model equto Hama often
Competitive pay w benefit
Ca« M C I New*tentative
(407)3264873
LABORERS NEEDED
FOR UNOCROROUNO
UTILITY CONTRACTOR
EARN EXTRA INCOME
1200 1500 weekly muling girt
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ten sand a tart addressed
stamped envelop* to Just For
Ka il P O Bo * 0610. U am . FL
33168
HEALTH atSUHAHCl and *ai*
I Drug be* war*
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ENTRY LEVEL DARTERS need
td N O W Honey Tiantport ha*
■mmadiaia openings tor driver
trainees No eqwnenca needad
Earn 1500 to 1700 weakly pkz*
benefits CDL trammg aveJebre
800435 5593
Equipment operators Wanted:
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dump drears Apply pod site
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1 800 304 3203
Full or PT uiiutet payment col
lection* Cash handling exp 4
plus PI* ca* 330 0458 tor tppt
Counter
portions
ing dry
locations
Person: 2 permanent
available al expand
clean operations new
3338070
3.1 Challenging position tor
outgoing indtv «•/ good comm
skills Office duties cents* on
edm. cutl sve and sales
Phone eip ot cull conled eip
dewed Fai resume to Norwesl
Financial el 324 5518 EOE
Data Entry Clark: Musi know
Windows and Microsoft Heavy
phone, general office Skills. S
proficient w/ typing A calculator
PT. may lead 10 FT 407-8600497
Denial Assistant: FT. Busy ct
lice needs hard wortung individ
ual, dependable, professional
Enceiient pay. benefits Pay
commensurate with ezpenence
407 330 2030, between 5-7pm
Dental Reception 1st: FT. Must
be prolessional, articulate S
phone nulls Excellent pay 5
benefits
Call 407-330 2030,
between 5- 7pm
HAIRDRESSER
A NAIL TECH
needed Both F/T Ckenieie prat
Cart John at Headliners 3215851
INSURANCE
Local Agents wanted to run 3
lead* per day from response
card* Training and other perks
included Big ftrsl year commanon
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JOtN the best healthcare team
m Volusia county Restorative
CNA
needed
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Call Dabary Manor 407-8484428. EOC.
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f:
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE PERSON
local company Great pay*
Day *z*rt
Cal Patty 407 8010
A-1 Temps, Inc
EOE . No lee
Medical
Receptionist:
Ff.s
Knowkrdge ot tront de a com-.*
puler, A phone skills Cal 574jf
8200 or la« resume 574-ttlt
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Car 8 Insurance Needed
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MORTGAGE
PROCESSOR
TRAINEE: tkgh school grsd wr
base typmg 8 computer ail*
Nations Mortgage Corp Long
wood CaM
787-9270.
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OROUNOBKEEPCR
Full i mo position available with
benefits to perform a variety of
dudes in Casselberry Exp 'S
preferred but not necessary in
dividual* should apply m per
son at Caettewoods Apt*. 1131
Castle wood Tenace. Cassel
berry FL 32707 *(407) 696
9663 EO£____________________
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Long Otatanc* Ortvors: Class
A Musi have OTR exp Good
ret* isqd Call or appty Gator
System*. 1901 W 1st C l. San.
tord. 407 322 7563
MANAGER TRAINEE No l i p ,
necessary Will Tram H5.hr FTP
PT Start (Tvnediataty
407 2965005
>
F/T YARD
POSITION
CLERICAL PERSON needed
Soma typing evpanence plus
good phone skill* 7iTir F/T.
Can Insurance R4k Serve**
302 9004
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
In end Outbound cals
Norm Orlando Area Good Wag
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Life fypmg required
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A-1 Temps. Inc.
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71— H e it W a n t e d
AvaJaMe mi baneM* For eag
er and hard wort mg person
Musi have hxi.11 operating exp .
front-end loader a • Apply rt
person PebbM Junction 702
S French Ave. Sentord Must
kit 50 to*
Drug Testing Required
NEED EXTRA CASH
O A L K H W N R A )
I. s
CASHIERS
Fienbie people needed imme
diately tor Lake Jesup w e tram
Toll CoMckxs FT PT on cell
benefits Ceil Mon-Thurs (407)
654 9615 10am-3pm
COSMETOLOGY/
NAIL TECH
Mofivaied Reliable F7 PT
Pleasant condrtons Lake Mary
area 407 365 8324
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CASHIERS
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DATED this 20th day of
NOVEMBER. I88S.
Maryanns Morse
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
By Ruth King
Oeputy Clerk
IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH
A DISABILITY WHO NEEOS ANY
ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER
TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO
CEEDING. YOU ARE ENTITLEO.
AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THE
PROVISION
OF
CERTAIN
ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CON
TACT COURT ADMINISTRATION
AT M t N. PARK AVENUE, SUITE
N30I. SANFORO. FLORIOA
33771, (407) 313-4330 EXT.
4237 WITHIN 1 WORKING DAYS
OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS
NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARING
OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CALL 1
800 933 1771.
NOTE: THIS COMMUNICA
TION. FROM A DEBT C O llF C
TOR. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL
LECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFOR
MATION OBTAINE0 WILL BE
USED FOR THAT PURPOSE
Publish: Nortmber 29. and
December t, 1888
DEW-138
notice and tUe the ongmai with
the Clerk «| this Court either
belore service on Plaintiff s
attorney or immediately there
after; otherwise a default will
ba entered against you lor the
rslief demanded m the com
plaint
NOTE PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
DEBT
COLLECTION
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE
ts DEEMED TO BE A DEBT
COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
WITNESS my hand and the
seel of said Court on NOVEM
BER 19. 1998
(SEAL)
Maryanns Morse
A t Clerk ot the Court
By Ruth King
A t Oeputy Clerk
COOILIS A STAWIARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Suite 450
Tampa. Florida 33807
Telephone: IS 13) 877-8008
CAS (98-02845
Publish November 25, and
December 2. 1999
DEW 157
3 2 2 -2 6 1 1
l isc SMM00077S3
a g j m t Ibe above named
Defendant# who are not
known to be dead or aiiva
whether M id unknown part as
may claim an mlarast as
spouses, hews, iln ’i r r i
grantees, assignees, lienors,
creditors, trustees or other
claim ants, claiming by
through, undar or against the
ed in 1 1 - J bus.nw ei enterprise
.m -a n w u g m t i:
2 1— Pe r s o n a l s
P)e*nt ill
NO TICE UNOER
FICTITIOUS R A M I STATUTE
To Whom it May Concern
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, pursuant to the
'FKtrtiOut
Name
Statute
Chapter
888 08,
Florida
Statutas. will register with me
Division
ol
Corporations.
Department ot Slate. Stale ol
Florida, upon receipt of proof of
Ibe publication ot this notice,
the fictitious name, to wit
Internet Hast Services
under which we ere engaged m
business at laddrass) 8392
Rambling River Drive. Sentord.
FL 32771
That me corporation interest
Seminole Herald
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Night Auditor
FT good wage* Lake Mary;
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135 International]
Partway. Lake Mary. 444-1000
Now hiring all positions Top
pay. pad vacations After
ter 1 year,
Medical benefits and
d 8 Drug
Fiee Wort place 4650I W
1 SR 46
West Sentord 407 3367771 A
3770 Orlando Oxt 7-82-Santord.
407-321-8306
DENNY'S RESTAURANT.
.
Office Cleaner*: Experienced
janitorial technicians neededJ
PT available IS OOtv 362 6774 ",
Pari Time
help needed An art**
school program Eip in child
cars** Ca*Joyce 321-7633 ^
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B uy
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Plumber* Helper Dependable
person lo do residential nee
construction Writing to tram
a«ee*ent pay Ca* after 3pm
904-774 9073
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sea Free Brochure
Prey am CtorWSetrafory: PT n
Sanlord area Typmg. I*ng
pnone. etc Fa. Hit 407-3392129 or caA 407 339 9600*101
ply '^ p e rso n
139 Commerce
& K)HT HAND MAN
Needs 100
*19 Ngnon
‘Cake pey to drivers.
'Open 1 am
991 Dogtrack M ten gw end
7904109
Mull have relates da
>y Pamporutvn Rooters eipd
only LaSereiS mei 19 yrs dd
Noerp necessary 327 9417
i s CLOTTY OFFICER JOB
Training Aimed a Unarmed
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Stucco compeny needs erpen
encea people >o do 'em and
stucco Please can Amy or
Adolph « 461 ISHldaysi or
327 5910 Itototl_______________
Stucco Parson. S'lhuur e r r
penance 323-7711
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nelors 0 1 c mg D-ug Free
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407 331 M M
W AR EH OU 5E/RO U TE
DRIVER
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central F I lur 11 p s Top pay
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tlaDto work history Start Sam
M F Longeood 332 9769
W AREHOUSE
tnpvrdual needed to eork rwgirs
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per m i Apply w person 1000
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EXPRESS
LINES, INC.
Sat North they 17
Plateau. FL
Equal Opportuney Employer
Drug Free Workplace
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foam. Puttoers A general la
borers Drivers earn ertra IS
Ctork: 25 30 hn'ek
Some tip pretorabto Can work
around school schedule 327
6333
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LAKE MAJtY/SAMFORO
1 IQ hrmshed BORA* w>Belh.
includes cable TV. phone
kitchen privileges and uMiwt
5350 imo Sec Depot* 1100
c a l m j i w __________
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Ruom For Rent Female prato
53SOrno AS ulnties and cable
mcl tot privileges 3233399
98—Rentals
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APARTMENT 54 755475
Clean t i n Appliance* 2Sm A
Oak. Sanlord 9241234
DCLTONA 3676 2000sq It
brick home 5 meiutos from nee
Deitona tut Fireplace carport
A garage set porch,
lenced
back yard a* contoured lam
ly • living room lice neghbothnuod 517V mo or *4 sen
al 569 900 Can 323 M 99 or
page 5254227_________
NOIIC FOR RENT
2 BA F ig taring room taquv#
1321 S I dun Sanlord
W—A partments Unfurnished
•It PARR AVI 3 badoom a*,
stove A tog large 5425 / 5200
top 323 2919 or 860-4107
Apts For Rent to lantoed
itoetraneen CA
1925 ten 5354 Dekne tBR
540 Neefy redone, no lanskes
some pets Onto. respecitui. retpons«M only Pktoy Landtord
amPavd644-9221_____
L A M MAFTT school Spot
less 2/1. cenealHrAC hook
« • Fenced yard 54955350
top 4190046
■Me MM I ROMM S4IOMO
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3 7 3 -1 7 0
ROOMY 1 M rm n qutot rusluc
area 5425’mon » utils I yr
lease Cal 33G7270
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3 M FI U N # m il shade tees
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561 500 0 8 0 407457 9277
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1996 S K E E T E R
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lap pool, rrpic.
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322 7515
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Toyota Cortona Wagon,
Ervywi 'me You low away
59900
ii
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235—
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181—A ppliances &
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2 swivel rocker* 545b*. I dou
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ca labto to a chavs 545 322
41453224204
Gels white full sire bed with
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ErceOenl
shape 5250 0 6 0 322 8775
MATTRESS SALE • FtoT w e
used bo* springs 8 maitress
$45 00 Larry t Mart 322 4 132
OAR FR.E CABMCT tFckanerl
hangng iiies included (25 * 17
a 29) Eiceilenl conrklion 547
322-7674
PfT/Gn6uP2 9 Fl couchas 17
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Southwestern theme *300 0 6 0
Oays 324 0007. Eves 322*1695
T O O G O O D T O MISS
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irigeraloe with frost free lop
fleeter Kitchen fable to lour
chairs, formica lop Various
other tads and household
items Everything in eicenem
condition Caa 324 9900
189—Office Supplies
OAK FILE CABINET
2 drawer great condwon 547
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252-Accounting
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276-Electrical
285-Landscaping
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407-321-9711
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shrubs mutches, brick pavers,
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324 5139
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279-Hauling
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280- H ome
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by Chic Young
BLONDIE
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TH A T* MY FAVORITE POEM
YOU S H O U lP W RITE
SOM ETHING LIKE TH A T
**Twas the month
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Warning signs for nervous breakdown
IIKAtt PH n ilT T How can you tell
i( yo u 're having a nervous break
down?
.
|»KAK HKAliKK This term is often
um-i I to describe a mental or emotion
al crisis that interferes with normal
life or requires hospitalization A
'breakdown* may he tnggrred by an
overload ol stress, anxiety or dcprvs
sion. it ran also be a consequence of
serious disonfers
including schizo
phrenia. bqMilar mood disorder and
endogenous depression
that are
unrelated to outside events
A person heading for this type of
crisis may detect some warning signs:
ill temper, a freling ol loss of control.
exhaustion or hyperactivity, distorted
reality, the development of irrational
nr eccentric opinions and convictions,
and antisocial behavior 'such as
becoming isolated, verbally abusive or
violent, or developing obsessive and
self destructive habits) lie or she
might increase the use of mind alter
mg substances, such as alcohol, to
i scape overwhelming anxiety or
depression.
Actually, drugs themselves can
rause the equivalent of a nervous
breakdown The mental alterations
associated with alcohol, crack, heroin,
cocaine, marijuana and hallucinogens
an* indistinguishable Irnm those seen
in deeply disturbed patients
and
IheVe changes can occur with sotailed "recreational use"
Treatment depends on the prob
lem s severity Counseling and med
iratinn are helpful in most cases If
patients cannot manage daily life or
pose a danger to themselves, hospital
i/alion is necessary
As a general rule, anyone who
begins to question or (ear for his nr
her sanity should seek prolessional
help Psychiatrists, psychologists,
therapists and other mental-health
professionals can eith er assist
patients with emotional problems or
refer them to specialists if necessary
In addition to pnvatr help, most com
munitics offer mental health services
(or little or no fee
People with drug or alcohol prob
lems usually need medical interven
lion because of physical dependence
Counseling is available for a con
rrrned fnend or distraught spouse, as
well as for the patient
ItKAIl Hit (iO TT In my teens. I
engaged in purposeless and repetitive
knuckle cracking. Now my finger
joints are enlarged and sore, probably
due to my adolescent habit Can any
thing be done to correct this'’
osteoarthritis, which commonly
affccls all of u* as we age. To my
know ledge, knuckle cracking docs not
aggravate this type of arthritis
Although not always the case, calcium
deposits in the finger Joints can he
surgically removed if they are painlul
and interfere with normal motion
PO TT
PETER
GOTT, M.D.
caused hv tissue swelling, although
such swelling usually regresses once
the knuckle cracking habit has been
outgrown Another, less likely cause is
calcium deposits
the hallmark of
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Third time
is still lucky
Hy Phillip Alder
The third book in Hon Klingar and
Andrew Kambilea' Card Play Made
Kasy isriea is subtitled "Trump
Management' iGollancii It la only 96
pages long, but you get more material
than in many books twice the length
The authore cover the key aapecta of
the subject and throw in 91 quit queitioni for good measure The difficulty
level is mostly intermediate
Here Is one of the quiz deala. Peer
at only the North South hands. Your
partner bids aggressively, pushing
you into seven spades West leads the
heart queen. How do you plan the
play, given that trumps break 3-2?
Note the advantage of Homan Key
Card Blackwood, which uncovera
South's spade king, allowing North to
bid seven South's five-heart reply
shows either two aces, or one ace and
the trump king.
You start with 12 tricki The 13th
must come from the diamond suit. If
the diamond aueen drops In one round
or two rounds, fine. If not. you will
need some luck.
Start by drawing iu’o rounds of
trumps, preferably leaving the ace in
the dummy. Then, play off dummy's
top diamonds DidI the qu
queen drop? If
so. draw the missing trump and claim.
If not. cash four club tricks, discarding
your two remaining diamonds. (If an
opponent ruff* one of these club
tricks, the contract was unmakable 1
Next, ruff a diamond to bring down
the queen, draw the last trump by
crossing to dummy's ace. and discard
your heart loser on dummy's diamond
six.
The book is SI4.95 postpaid from
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HOROSCOPE
(to u r
^Birthday
Thursday Nov ?6. 1990
Your tissues for self-expression and
independence could bo stronger in the
year ahead than Ihey have been in Ihe
past These newly aroused ambitions
could entrance your resourcefulness, and
expand your chances lor success
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Sure,
you are ctevor and innovative, but it's |ust
down right Mupid to ignoro the dvectrves
ol an authority hquro. such as your boss,
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SPORTS...PAGE IB
L ak e B ran tley's
(leleste
IN S ID E
H E A D L IN E R R E C IP E S FR O M W IL D H O R S E S A L O O N C H E F . P E O P L E 3B
Serving Sanford, Laka Mary, Longw ood, Ovlado, W inter Springs and Seminole County since 1908
Who wouldn’t want
to ride on Gatorail?
We're riding
on lhe train.
Lrt'n rail tt
Caiornll. H its
la the nunte
someone su g
gested for the
Metropolitan
Orlando light
rail system.
Imagine
from thou
sands of
name-thattraln entries, Gnlomll prevailing.
. OK. Vu/u» Express would be
considered us would the Hot
Une. And a group o f University
of Central Florida students are
saying the system should be
known as the Knight Rider.
50 Cents
W E D N E S D A Y , S E P TE M B E R 30. IW 8
‘list Y E A R . No. 28
Class sizes drop in schools
By Marla Orem
HERALD STAFF W RITER
SANFORD - Th e Sem inole
County Public School district
Is reporting a significant drop
In class sizes this year.
Superintendent Paul llugerty
called
the
accom plishm ent,
’ the story o f the century.’
-Tills Is the brightest spot
we've had In class size In the
past seven or eight years.’
ilagerty said.
As o f Aug. 29, of the
county's 50 schools reporting,
nine elem entary schools ex
ceed 32 students or .8 percent
o f the total; 1 1 middle school
classes exceed 35 with less
than I percent; 30 high school
clusses exceed 35. which Is
.017 percent o f all academ ic
classes.
In elem entary schools, the
uverage class size Is 23 stu
dents. Almost 2/3 o f the school
classroom s have 24 or less
students attending, com pared
to 20 recorded In the past few
years. Midway Elem entary has
the lowest student to teacher
ratio, averaging 18.2 students
per classroom . Sterling Park
Elementary has the highest a v
erage at 25.9.
In middle and high sch ools,
the numlrers have dropped
from 30 to about 24 students In
lllu c
English and math classes.
Class
numlKTH vary
d e
pending on the subject.
For English. M llwec Middle
ranked
the lowest
average
class sl/r at 19.8 percent:
South Seminole Middle was the
highest at 20.9 percent. In
high schools. Sem inole High,
hud the lowest class size aver
age at 20.7 percent; Lake B ran
tley was the highest ut 28.5
perceni
Math classes sizes averaged
21.9 perrrnt al Sanford Middle;
27.0 percrnt at South S em i
nole. In the high schools, L y
man High was 25 4 percent;
Oviedo High rrp o tlrd 29.7 per
cen i.
This party’s fo r you
skies
Some newspaper people like
the Idea o f the Hyllner.
All entries with the word
’ Magic* should be thrown out.
No Disney characters cither.
Stick to your monorails. Mickey.
K n ou ghIs enough.
The Sunbetl Limited has a ring
to It. There would be a sun par
lor cur for those who like It hot.
Sunbelt Sunshine girls will serve
the passengers.
Naming the great Florida light
m il system may be as much fun
us building the thing. The secret
Is staying on the right truck.
A m invitation
to Friday Fast
B y R u m White
h e r a l d s t a f f w r it e r
SANFORD - Sometimes It Is
a small step that leads to the
realization o f a big triumph.
Tills Is how Linda Kuhn Is
thinking us she prepares for
a 3 hour block party for
Sanford on Friday.
From 5 to 8 p.m.. First
Street will I k- closed from
P.irk Avenue to Sanford A ve
nue to accom m odate several
hundred folks expected to a t
tend Friday Fesl, an event
sponsored by Sm\lord Main
The folks In the San Francisco
Huy Area came up with a swift
name for their light rail en ter
prise. They called It HART. Bay
Area Rapid Transit. Dallas
named Its service DART. Th is Is
not to suggest any Florida Area
Rapid Transit follow HART and
D AR T.
Street. Inc.
The l*orilond. Ore., light rail Is
known us MAX. Critics say the
Central Florldu System will be
known as TAX.
Most people want the trains to
come, however.
Dliane Chesson o f W inter
Springs believes the
Metropolitan Orlando line
should be railed TRAX which
would blend In with the LYNX
bus service. Ms. Chesson's pro
posal Is a good one. It Is
cult to believe anyone will come
up with much better.
____________ ______ M
A jot (lias over Sanford Tuesday into clear skies and
milder weather, a brief respite from some of the stifling
The area's Initial light rail
tracks may be open by 2001.
They will extend from the
Central Florida Parkway to
Florida's Turnpike. By 2003
lh ey will extend from the
Turnpike to Livingston Street in
downtown Orlando. The
Seminole Express won't come on
line for at least five more years
from this.
fl
• Until this Rall-volutlon. let the
name colling continue.
humidity and heat that hsse neon hanging over the
Central Florida area the past tew weeks.
Police station tops Lake M ary agenda
dim-
Won't It be nice If the area's
light rail system Is as splendid
as the San Francisco cable cars
that climb half way to the stars.
Our system could travel directly
to thr launch pad at Cupr
Canaveral. Periiaps It would be
called the Moon-Lighter or
Seminole Shuttle. The Cape sta
tion would be called Third Rock
From the Sun.
R19I9tf ToBVBy VVtc^rit
David Scott and the Celery City Cruisers have wheels and know how to
cruise them They'll be at Friday Fesl
and may emulate some fraturrs o f City Hall.
Including columns and archrs. Delnes said the
architect Is requesting that the com m ission
provide u decision on the final elevations and
architectural treatments, so that the ten der
ings can be completed for cost estim ation.
Chief Richard Beaiy said he experts the
project to be underway t|,r first part o f next
year and take 14 to 10 months to complete.
Chief Beury and Sgt. Linda Delflorr have
been working on safely and enforcement a lter
natives on city lakes. eb[K-cially Big Lake Mary,
where citizens have hied a petition which cites
a tremendous Increase in the num ber o f ski
boats and personal water craft utilizing the
lake.
By Shari Brodle
HERALD FEATURE EDITOR
LAKE MARY - It would appear from the
agenda for Thursday's City Com m ission m eet
ing that all o f the action will com e In the 5
p.m. work session.
Scheduled for review In the usual 1-1/2 hourperiod prior to the regular city com m ission
meeting, are four Items for discussion. They
Include alternatives for the exterior elevation o f
the new police station, safety and enforcem ent
alternatives for Big Lake Mary, a benefit sharing Initiative proposed by Lake M aty resi
dent and activist Doug Fom er. and a request
from Sanford for support o f proposed dom estic
air service at the Orlando Sanford Airport.
*1 don't think any o f (the Items) will take very
long.” said City M anager John Litton.
Th e work sessions allow the m ayor and city
com m issioners a chance to review certain Is
sues ln-depth. Litton said, should the discus
sion on the Items run longer than the time a l
lotted. any rem aining issues will be resch ed
uled.
Th e police station is first on the list. A rc h i
tect T. Gray Frazier will present the m ayor and
com m issioners with renderings, with ch oices
In architectural treatment. Senior Planner Su
san Delnes said the building will have aspects
that will fit well with the downtown am biance
At the work session, licary will give a b rief
synopsis o f the a program o f periodic Inspec
tion of the lake. Tills could Included the u tiliza
tion and maintenance of a water cruft by p o
lice personnel, at a cost of 95.000 annually.
Fom er. a fom ier candidate for a city c o m
mission seat and a member o f the city's Local
Planning Agency has proposed u program In
which proceeds from the Econom ic Incentive
ITogram be used lo benefit the citizens In u v a
riety o f ways. Litton said Fom er w ill speak ut
the work session and ’ put his concept on the
table.’
r
Please
m i
Lake Mary. Pag* 3A
Beware of credit card scam
First Street in Sanford oflart a
slice ol America yesterday, today
and tomorrow.
Kuhn rrslgnrd and began the
Main Street chores which Hhe
hoped would be far less
stressful.
’ I needed som r laughter,
som e good tim es." she said.
Im proving the econom ic
base o f downtown Sanford
will
krep
this
energetic
woman more than busy. En
hancing the public Image o f
the town Is crucial.
"W e've got to prove It's safe
und It's fun." she said. T h e ir
are other towns that would
love to have what we have the waterfront and the h is
toric buildings."
Kuhn has been distributing
a folder with
Inform ation
about being a Main Street
downtown sponsor. Patrons
are those who donate 94.000
a year. An associate would
donate 9500. A booster 925.
*We have most 925 b o o s t
ers." Kuhn said. ’ Again, It's a
start."
Sanford Main Street Is part
o f the National Main Street
Center tliat was established
by the National Trust for H is
toric (’reservation in 1980.
Everyone - merchants and
residents - should benefit
from the program as It lm, roves the quality o f dally
p
It
lives. She said Main Street
supports
the
waterfront
Please see r*«t. Ps|« 3A
City Hall or customers may call 330-5630.
In
B r i e f
Services guide
SANFORD • Customers of the Sanford
Utilities Department will be mailed the
latest Information on the city's utilities
services this week.
The award-wtnntng Sanford Services
Guide addresses business hours, tele
phone numbers, service rates and policies
o f the U tilities and Public W orks
Departments. The useful guide Is also d is
tributed to new customers and upon
request.
Additional copies and Information will
be available through customer service at
SANFORD • Tlie Fall Craft Festival of the
First United Methodist Church scheduled
for Oct. 0 has Im-cii canceled.
According to Jean Norris, chairman, the
festival was canceled because not enough
vendors responded.
Computer consumer seminar
CASSELBERRY - Just In lime for the
upcoming holiday season members o f the
Central Florida Computet Sta lely will pre
sent a free program on ’ How to Buy a
Computer.’ The pmgrain will be presented
Oct. 14 from 7 until 9 p.m. at the Jean
Rhein Central Branch Library. 215 N.OxPUi m see Briefs. Pag* 2A
Claselfled . . .
Comics . . . .
Dear Abby . .
Dr. Oott . . .
Horoscope . .
Obituaries . .
People . . . .
Police Brtels
S p o r t s ..........
TV ..............
W eatbsr . . . .
f
telephone m anner o f the first caller.
Officials believe the second call may be lo
delay the victim from canceling their cred
it card. The victim Is also Informed at this
time that the Insurance will cost more
than the original price.
According to the bulletin, there have not
been any reported incidents In Seminole
County, but officials caution residents to
be aware. Credit card companies do not
call to verify credit card numbers. The
companies already have that Information
on file. I f contacted In tills manner resi
dents should contact local law enforce
ment agency immediately.
Cruft festival canceled
i ll
1
SEMINOLE - The Seminole County
S h eriffs Office has Issued a crime alert
bulletin warning residents to be aware o f
a credit card scam targeting senior citi
zens In Volusia County.
Senior citizens are contacted by phone
and Informed o f the unauthorized use o f
their credit card. The caller explains that
us u rrsult their card needs to be reacti
vated and asks for the credit card number
and expiration date.
The scam continues when the caller
explains that Insurance can be purchased
to protect the card owner from loss or Ille
gal use o f their card. A supervisor calls
back five minutes later to confirm the
Information and supposedly check on the
Restaurants and shops w ill
stay open, a disc Jockry w ill
play music from the 1950s.
and a fleet o f neat old cars
will line thr way. A Fifties
car collectors group known
as Ih r Crlcry City Cruisers
arr eager to show their
wheels. Venders will have 91
hoi dogs and 50 cent sodas
*Our whole Idea Is to get
rvrryon r lo Ik - downtown und
have a good
time,” said
Kuhn, a longtime resident
who becam e Main S trret's
program manager this year.
Main Street Is a non profit
community
organization
drdtcalcd
to
revitalizing
downtown Sanford and to
improving thr quality o f life.
’ We're hoping to go one step
at a lime,* she said. *We wish
a thousand people
would
come to Friday Fesl but we
know It will be more like a
couple hundred..
’ What we're counting on Is
thal those who com e have u
great time and want to com e
bark for the next parly.
We've got one for Halloween
(October 31).“
Kuhn, the daughter o f u re
tired Nuvy Chief, fondly re
calls Sanford In thr Fifties,
when most o f the shops w rrr
open lute on Friduys und the
residents cam e downtown to
have a meal, shop and have
a good time. It con be that
way again, she says, but It
will take tim e.
After 21 years as a v1ctlim/w1tnrsH coordinator In
the Slate Attorney's O ffice.
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•Herald Sanford. Ftont.1 Wednesday. September 30. 1998
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I'm u ioir tnfonn.it Inn .nut to
ten up i .ill lltc library at 1107)
339-4000.
Holocaust center
nicinhcrshlp meeting
MAHT-ANt) - The Holocaust
M em orial
Resource
and
(Education Center o f Central
Florida Invites the entire com m u
nity lo attend die annual mem*
lx i ship m eeting on Oet. ‘20 at 8
P in.
Greetings from Vice President
lit Stan Sujka will he followed by
election of directors to the Ixiant
ind a brief meeting. The agenda
will include a com preh ensive
education report and a financial
report A reception will follow the
opening o f the exhibit ’ French
Children o f the H olocaust: A
M em orial Exhibit*. Introduced
with a brief orientation state
ment.
Hie memorial exhibit shows
the fate ol Jewish rhlldren In
Fiance through brief text and
photos of 250 o f the I I.-IOO ch il
dren under the age of 18 deport
ed to Auschwitz. Introductory
panels ro v e r the ch ildren In
Germany, and the Installation o f
ltd I -view ish
governm ent
In
France; the exhibit Includes
t ( productions o f de|xirtatlon lists
Illustrating the many countries
ot the origin o f the children
caught In France, flic exhibit Is
based on the 1.904 page Ixxik
1 1 in ch Children of the Holocaust:
\ Memorial by Serge Klnrs/Ield
(New York U niversity Press,
1990). available at the Holocaust
Memorial Center Library.
H ie Holocaust Center Is local,i at 851 v
M aitland M r
Maitland. For more Information
call 028 0555
C om puter art exhibit
OK1.ANDO - *|rr| Mediation;
the Digital In Contem porary
American Printmaking* leaturrs
works from artist who use the
latest digital technology to create
i omputer art The exhibit, at the
University of Central Florida Art
Gallery, will run Oct. 15 to Nov.
I The public Is Invited to .in
opening reception Oct. 15 from 5
until 7 p in.
llils exhibition, which served
.is the United States entry lor the
22nd International Ulrnntal of
Graphic Art. Ljubljana. Slovenia,
was organized by the University
ol South Florida Contemporary
A n Museum. Artists In the exh i
bition use recent Innovations In
digital technologies which allow
Images to lx- created with the
computer and directly outputted
onto traditional surfaces such as
archival paper and canvas.
A total o f 15 artists will lx- rep
resented. litis Includes a series
of prm is by Alfredo Jnar entitled
’ A H undred Tim es Nguygcn*.
docum enting the living condi
tions
of
V ietn am ese
‘ Boat
People" seeking asylum In Hong
Kong. W orks bv Pae White, digi
tally manipulated abstract co m
positions that combine text and
human llgurc. an- also in the
show.
One ol the best known artists
In
the
show
Is
Robert
Rauschenberg. Rauschenberg,
who has a studio In Capttva.
Fla., Is well known lor his ground
breaking combinations In printmaking technique.
The gallery, on the UCF
Orlando cam pus. Is open from 9
a.m. to 4 p in Monday though
Friday. For m ore Information call
1407) 823-2767.
Craft show
W INTER SPRINGS - The W inter
Springs VFW Auxiliary *5405 Is
sponsoring a craft show on
Saturday, Oct. 17. Tables are
available
For more Information call
Marilyn Mayo at (407) 539-8384
or (407) 265-0213.
Jazzerthon
OKLVS'DO - A Jazzerthon pre
sented by Jazzerclse will be held
Oct. 31 from 9 a.rtr. until noon
In the U niversity o f Central
Florida Arena to benefit Heart of
Florida United Way.
A minimum pledge o f $25 Is
required, but an extensive prize
structure encourages high par
ticipation. Prizes will Include
vacation
and
entertainm ent
packages. H its event Is spon
sored
by
Florida
Power.
University of Central Florida. 9
Fam ily C onnection and SHE
100.3 FM.
For m ore inform ation call (407)
897-6677. ext. 218.
WEDNESDAY:
SOLUNAR TABLE : min. 1:05
a.m.. maj. 7:10 a.m.. min. 1:20
p in., maj. 7:35 p.nt.
TIDES: Daytona Beach: high:
3:11 a.m., 3:53 p.m.. low: 9:27
a.m.. 10:22 p.m. New Smyrna
Beach: high: 3:10 a.m.. 3:58
p.m.. low: 9:32 a.m .. 10:27
p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 3:31
a.m.. 4:13 p.m.. low: 9:47 a.m..
W EDNESDAY T H U R S D A Y
T s trm a 8 9 74 T a tr m a 9 2 7 5 10:42 p.m.
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Construction of the marina in Lake Monroe is shown in this circa 1967
photograph. The bandshell is already gone, but some ot the other older
structures can still be seen. Along Park Avenue from the lakefront are
the Municipal Zoo and city hall with the city Jail behind it. The court
house is across from the Masonic building and the Valdez Hotel is at
The high temperature In
Sanford Tuaaday wae O l
degrees and the overnight low
wae 73.
Recorded rainfall for the
period ending at lO a.m..
Wednesday totaled 0.00 Inch.
•Sunrise................. 7:1S a.m.
•Sunset.................. 7:13 p.m.
S e m in o le
Benefit blood drive
A blood drive, dedicated to leuke
mia patient Jacob (Jake) Robinson,
son ol Idyllwilde Elementary School
teacher Claire Robinson, was held
Friday at the school. Giving the gift
of life are David Scott, Idyllwilde
principal: Dianna Brewster, teacher;
Theresa Scott, parent Dividend:
Margaret Bowen, PTA president;
Dianne Smith; parent Dividend; end
Sandy Bronson, school secretary.
Donations can atll be made tor
Jake. Foe more Information call the
school at 322-8823 or the Centra)
Florida Blood Bank at 322-0822.
Special to the Herald
The U.S. Fish and W ildlife Service lias determ ined the Dig
Cypress fox squirrel o f Florida may warrant listing as th reaten ed
under the Endangered Species Act and Is soliciting additional
scientific Inform ation and public comment on the status o f the
species.
The squirrel Is a member o f the southernmost subspecies o f the
fox squirrel and Is found In portions o f lie n d iy . Collier. Lee.
M onroe and northwestern Dade counties In southwestern Florida.
II Is a sm aller relative o f the largest tree squirrels tn North
Am erica. The average length o f the Dig Cypress fox squirrel's
head and body Is 11-12 Inches, and the
bu
he b
e ff
or Inn-colored
rodent sports a large bushy tall.
Sidney D. Maddock of the Biodiversity Legal Foundation o f
Buxton. N.C.. petitioned the service to list the species as
threatened. Threatened Is defined us likely lo becom e an
endangered species within the foreseeable future throughout all
or a significant portion of Its range.
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Comm ents on the stutus o f the Dig Cypress fox squirrel may be
submitted to the same office. 6620 Southpolnt Drive South. Suite
310. Jacksonville, Florida, until Dec. 8.
"W hile this squirrel may never have been a comm on species, It
now appears to be rare throughout Its range, and some h istoric
populations have disappeared altogether." said the service's
Southeast Reglonu! Director Sam D. Hamilton.
Reasons for the squtm Ts continuing population decline are loss
and fragm entation o f Its habitat due to land developm ent and
suppression o f natural fires that thin out heavy underbrush that
Is unfavorable habitat for the squirrel. Other factors Include
shooting and highway deaths.
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months o f the 90-day finding. For additional Inform ation on this
matter, contact Dr. Mlihuel M. Bentzlen. field supervisor o f the
Service's Jacksonville, Florida Field Office. His phone num ber Is;
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The /oHou’Ing reports were compiled from the Seminole County
S h eriffs Office.for Incidents recorded Sept. 29:
Domestic violence:
LONOWOOD. U.S. Highw ay 17-92, 200 block. Sept. 27. 8:28
p.m. A 33 year old man was arrested liy S rm ln olr County
sherlfTs deputies after lie allegedly picked his wife up by the
neck and w rists and threw her out o f the house. She tried to
drive aw ay from the home, but he began to beat on her car
with n wrench.
SANFORD, Holly Avenue, 200 block, Sept. 26. 9:35 p.m. A
•17-yrar-old man was arrested by Sanford Police after he got
into an argum ent wtlh his wife about telephone use and he hit
her on the chin w lih the phone.
SANFORD. Locust Avenue. 1800 block, Sept. 27. 11:30 p.m.
A 24 -year-old man was arrested l>y Sem inole County sherllTs
deputies after he got in a fight with his brother. He allegedly
hit his brother several Hines and his dog bit the brother tn hts
defense ns w ell.
WINTER SPRINGS, Sherry Street, 200 block, Sept. 25. 3:23
n.m. A 33-year-old woman was arrested by W inter Springs Pollre after she got Into an urgument with her slstrr, “ransnrkrd"
her sister's room , removed an AK-47 from the sister's eloset
and brought It to the yard where she threatened Iter brothertn-law with the unloaded gun. The sisters allegedly hit one a n
other nnd wrestled lit the yard.
Driving under the influence:
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, State Road 434/Jamestown, Sept.
24, 12:01 a.m. A 34-yrar-old man was arrested by A ltam on te
Springs Police for driving under the Influence.
CASSELBERRY, Concord Drive/Anchoe , Sept. 27. 2:10 a.m.
A 27-ycar-old man was arrested by Sem inole County sherifTs
deputies for driving under the Influence.
LAKE MARY. Lake Mary Boulevard/Oreenwood, Sept. 25,
3:25 n.m. A 22-year-old man was a n rsted by Lake Mary Police
for driving under the Influence.
LAKE MARY, County Road 18/Rantoul Road, Sept. 26. 11:17
p.m. A 4 5-year-old woman w as arrestrd by Sem inole County
sheriff's deputies for driving under the Influence.
OVIEDO, Mitchell Hammock Road, 1800 block. Sept. 25.
2:47 a.m. A 26-ycur-old man was arrested by Oviedo Police for
driving under the influence.
SANFORD, Mangostlne Avenue, Sept. 27. 12:32 n.m. A 43year-old man was arrrsled by Semtnole County SherUTs d ep u
ties for driving u ndrr the Influence.
SANFORD, Bradahaw Drive/2B“ Street, Sept. 25. 9:24 p.m.
A 55-ycar-old man was a n rs trd by Sem inole County s h e riffs
deputies for driving under the Influence.
SANFORD. S U te Road 46/Beardall, Sept. 25. 7:54 p.m. A 43year-old man was arrrsted by Sem inole County sh eriffs d ep u
ties for driving under the Influence.
SANFORD, Beardall/Marquette, Sept. 26. 9:13 p.m. A 47year-old man was arrrsled by Sem inole County sh eriffs d ep u
ties for driving under the Influence.
SANFORD, Airport Boulevard/25* Street. Sept. 26. 2:05
a.m. A 47-year-old woman was arrested liy Sanford Police ofTl*
errs for driving undrr the Influence.
WINTER PARK,
Tangerine
Avenue/Howell Branch
Road,
Sept. 26, 2:28 a.m. A 29-year-old man was arrested by S em i
nole County sh eriffs deputies for driving under thr Influence.
F om er proposes the esta b
lishment o f a ssista n ce p ro
grams, 1o bcnrflt Lake Mary
residents and businesses, such
as a "Growth Impact R elie f
fYogram ". to nddress concents
nnd direct financial assistance;
nnd a "Huy Lake Mary First" d i
rectory o f city-based
bu si
nesses and residents who own
businesses. F o m e r also p ro
poses outreach program s and
lo prom ote com m unity spirit
nnd quality o f life.
Litton said the recent news
o f n proposed m ilitary training
com plex at the Orlando S an
ford Airport could put co n s id
eration o f the last work session
item In a different light. S an
ford Mayor Larry Dale has
asked for com m unity co n sen
sus on the need for regular
dom estic air service at the a ir
port. Dale's letter states d o
mestic service Is needed lo
"serve ih e growing residential
population base In the Imme
diate area. Sem inole, northern
Orange, southwest Volusia and
eastern Lake counties."
Litton said airport noise c o n
tinues to be a concern for Lake
Mary citizens and Impact o f the
m ilitary training com plex a p
proved Tuesday by the House
o f Representatives m ay further
aggravate that situation.
Dale has requested Input by
U ike Mary, fo r a report he
hopes to present at the next
Sem inole V ision M ayor and
Manager's Roundtable, Nov. 19.
Th e
regular
com m ission
Fest---------ceatUusd from Fags LA
conference
center
project
and
efforts to keep the
Sem inole County Courthouse
In the city.
Kuhn said thnt ns Sanford
builds Itself a positive Image
this w ill reflect In m ore con
fidence In Its future.
She Is counting on Friday
Fest to whet som e appetites
and create enthusiasm for
the town she has called up
since she was 12 years old. *
Tilts Is a good tow n." Kuhn
said. "We want everyone to
know that. It's a very special
tow n."
Farewell to
Miss Libby
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
O R DIN AN CE NO. 906
AN OR DINANCE O F T H E C IT Y O F LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CH AP
TER 154, ZONING CO D E, O F T H E C IT Y O F LAKE MARY LAND DEVELO PM EN T
REGULATIONS; ESTABLISHING A D EV ELO P M EN T STANDARDS OVERLAY
DISTR ICT T O BE DESIGNATED AS T H E “DOW NTOW N DEVELO PM EN T DIS
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DATE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the CITY COMMISSION of the City of Lake Mary,
Florida, that said COMMISSION will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday October
15,1990 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon as possible thereafter, to consider an ordinance
for the creation of a Downtown Development Standards Overlay District for the
area generally described as follows and shown on the enclosed map:
North of Lake Mary Boulevard, south of Alma Avenue, east of Fifth Street and west
of First Street and Old Lake Mary Road.
From Staff Reports
rwrwH rTWIB Wy |wwsy
Miss Ubby greslsd hundreds of dancing cowboys and cowgirls at Tbs
Bam on French Avenue. She's gone now but not forgotten.
SANFORD - Th e elgn out
side The B am on Fren ch
Avenue says It all: "In M em
ory o f Miss U b b y ."
M ary Elizabeth H ellekson.
w ho owned Th e B am for the
past 10 years, died Sunday
o f cancer. She w as 67.
Michael Hellekson said hts
mom, "always had a wink
and a sm ile" and loved cou n
try music. She bought
the
historic building on French
in 1988 and turned It Into a
county-m usic
hall.
G arth
Brooks. Clint
Black
and
Dwight Yoakam sang there.
Brooks m entions Th e B am
In his song "The Old Stuff."
Hundreds cam e
to Th e
B am each weekend to dance
on the large wooden floor.
Th e B a m had line dancing
before it becam e cool • Miss
U bby being a step ahead.
Hellekson was bom In M a r
shall. Va.. and gradu ated ‘
from G eorgetow n U niversity
with a business d egree.
Survivors Include her sons
•
M ichael
and
Robert
H ellekson, daughter, Sheila
II. King and six gra n d ch il
dren.
Arrangem ents ure bein g
handled
by
BaldwtnFalrchtld,
Oaklawn
Park
Cem etery
and
Funeral
Home, Lake M ary.
The Public Hearing will be held in the City Commission Chambers at 100 North
Country Club Road, Lake Mary. The Public is invited to attend and be heard. Said
hearing may continue from time to time until a final action is made by the City
Commission.
OBITUARIES
MARY ELIZABETH
HELLEKSON
"U B B Y "
Mary
Elizabeth
"U bby"
H ellekson,
67,
Saddlcworth
Place, Heathrow, died Sunday.
Sept. 27, 1998. B om In M ar
shall, Va., she moved to C en
tral Florida In 1988 from New
Jersey. Mrs. Hellekson owned
M iss U bby's B am In Sanford.
She was E piscopalian .
; Survivors include sons. Rob
ert "B o b ', Deltona, Michael,
Sanford: daughter. Sheila H.
King, Sanford; six grandchil
dren.
Baldwin-Folrchlld
Oaklawn
Park Cem etery and Funeral
Home, Lake Mary, In charge o f
arrangem ents.
JAMES D. KEENEY
Jam es D. Keeney. 73, V illa
Drive. Sanford, died Sunday.
Sept. 27. 1998. B om tn Prin ce
ton. Ky., tic m oved to C entral
Florida In 1946. Mr. Keeney
was manager o f an oil c o m
pany distributor for Exxon Oil
Com pany In Fern Park and
form er em ployee o f O range
Bulck. He was a 32nd Degree
Muson and m em ber o f Scottish
Riles, Orlando.
Mr. Keeney
served In Ihe U.S. Marine Coro,
during W W II. He was a M eth
odist.
Survivors include wife, Anna:
daughters. Diana Epler, A l
pharetta. Ga., Faye Juhl, C o n
cord.
N.C.;
sisters,
D enise
McCullough. Bonnie B lackketter. both o f Havanna. Fla.: four
grandchildren;
one
greatgranddaughter.
Baldwin-Fairchild
Oaklawn
Purk Cem etery and Funeral
Home. Lake Mary, In charge o f
arrangem ents.
HsUtkaoa,
"Libby"
Mary
Elisabeth
Memorial Services for Miss Ubby
will be held today at 730 p.m. at
ihe
Baldwin Fairchild
Funeral
Home, Oaklawn Cluipcl In Lake
Mary with die Rev. Paul Hoyrr offi
ciating. Miss Ubby was the owner
of Miss Ubby's Bant In Sanford and
always hod a wink and a smlk. Stic
In survived by two sons. Bob and
Michael, daughter. Sheila King, six
grund children, kzuru. Enk. Mlchad. Pam. Sean, and Danielle. In
Um of flowers the fumlly requests
donations be made to die: Ubby
Hellekson Cancer Care Memorial
Fund, c/o Florida Hospital Water
man Foundation. 812 N. Bay
Street. EusUa. F t 32726, 1352) 5Hb
7G76. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral
Home. Oaklawn Chapel. 5000 C.R.
40 A. Sanford. Lake Mary. FL, (407)
322-4263.
NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED TH A T A TAPED RECORD O F THIS M EETING IS
MADE BY T H E C ITY FOR ITS CO N VEN IEN CE. TH IS R ECORD MAY N O T C O N
S TITU TE AN AD EQ U ATE RECORD FO R TH E PURPOSES O F APPEAL FROM A
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AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING
ASSISTANCE T O PARTICIPATE IN ANY O F TH E S E PROCEEDINGS SHO ULD
C O N TA C T T H E C ITY ADA COORDINATOR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E
M EETING A T (407) 324-3024.
C ITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA
Carol Foster,
City Clerk
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Extra Points...
Kellie
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Boxing is a
competition,
not a sport
SANFORD _ W ith the recent escapades or
Mike Tyson, something that I have been
holding Inside needs to be said.
Boxing Is not a sport.
TWo men enter a ring and try to pound the
sense out of each other.
W hat Is sportsmanlike about that?
And
don't
start with
that
I
don't
understand because I am a female stufT.
I love most sports. 1 understand sports
better than most men and spend m y
weekends parked In front o f the television
watching nothing bu t sports.
I am a sports writer.
But boxing Is not a sport.
A sport Is something people play In the
hopes of w inning a competition. In that
light, boxing could be considered a sport.
However, that's where the similarities end.
I enjoy watching a good fight as much as
the next guy I like nothing more than to see
big. slow George Foreman plug around a
ring, chasing some other man who Is scared
to death o f having his face make contact with
Foreman's fist.
I take boxing, however, for what it Is.
Lets put U in perspective.
It's run by men like D on King, one of the
most despicable men on the planet.
"Only In America" could someone like King
have the opportunity to promote boxers
without having any concern whatsoever for
their well being. He Is a loud mouth w h o
makes a farce of the sporting world and
boxing promoters as a whole.
Then there are the boxers.
Mike Tyson h as made a mockery of the
boxing world. He w a s accused of being
mentally unstable and abusive to w om en
long before his conviction of rape.
Then, he w orks his way back Into the rin g
and w hat does he do? He tears a part o f
Evander Hollyfleld's ear off with his teeth and
has his boxing privileges (It's a privilege to
step Into the ring and either beat up another
hum an being or be beaten up by one?)
revoked for a year.
Then a couple of months ago when he tries
to get his boxing license reinstated in N ew
Jersey. Tyson blow s up at the panel that is
trying to decide whether he h as a temper
problem or not and pulls his request.
Today, Tyson (who Is now trying to get his
license restored by Nevada, the state that
pulled his license) w a s supposed to turn In a
psychological analysis proving that he Is
stable and he "forgot" to do It.
In addition to the promoters and boxers,
pay-per-view has to get Its slimy hands In on
the pot.
You can't even watch a fight anym ore
without paying upw ards o f $50 and then
sitting through five fights on the undercard
that no one cares about In order to get to the
main event.
• Once there, the fight usually culminated In
a first round knock out, some horrible
w rong doing by one o f the contestants (this
Is boxing, shouldn't everything be legal?)
which causes a riot to break out or a stop o f
the fight because one o f the com batants is In
the com er crying and refuses to defend
himself.
Cock and pit bull fighting Is Illegal, but
someone somewhere thinks It's all right for
two men to get into a ring and m aul each
other.
W ith the exception of hockey, which Is
basically boxing on skates (more on that at a
later time), no other sport allows the players
to fight.
Could you Imagine two tennis players
duklng It out at the net with their fists
Instead o f racquet? O r a bench clearing
braw l In the middle of a football gam e
allowed to continue until one team Is left
standing and declared the winner?
Players
are
ejected
from
baseba
KanWrtKnll and every other sport for fighting.
Kids are suspended from school and ba rs are
emptied when two people come to flst-a-cuffs.
1 understand that boxing Is big money,
again thanks to people like Don King and
Institutions like pay-per-view television.
All I ask Is that you call It w hat It Is. A
Someone had to win
Oviedo outlasts Seminole
in girls volleyball action
By J if f Bsrtlnlcks
A SSISTANT SPO RTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ It was the match
nobody wanted.
In the end, the visiting Oviedo
girls' volleyball
team
outlasted
Seminole. 15-5. 16-18. 15-2, but
neither team looked Im pressive as
the
team s
traded
m istakes
throughout the Sem inole A thletic
Conference match Tuesday night at
Dill Fleming M em orial Qymnaslum.
Seminole coach Beth Corso was
frustrated by her team 's effort. T h e
'Notes had a five-gam e w inning
streak until a loss last week to
W inter Springs, but were still
playing surprisingly well until they
forgot how to serve last night as
the record fell to 7-7.
Th e 'Notes made 17 service er
rors. Including six o f their first 12
attempts In the third game.
Making It even m ore frustrating
that Sem inole battled b a rk
from scores o f 13-4 and 14-6 to
pull out the second game, holding
o ff seven Oviedo serves on match
point.
T o work so hard and not finish
It Is frustrating." Corso said after
the match. "I've never seen such
horrible serving and I have no Idea
where It cam e from ." •
Oviedo coach Anna H ollis wasn't
too pleased either. H er Lions Im
proved to 7-4 on the regular s e a
son. but she didn't like lettin g
Sem inole off the hook In the s ec
ond game.
In fact, shr didn’t even rem em ber
what she said to her team nfter
Sem inole pulled out the 18-10 v ic
tory.
"I Just let them talk to th e m
selves." Hollis said. "W e'rr on the
up and up but we didn’t play a n y
where near our a b ility."
Hollis suit! site thinks she knows
the problem .
"We need lo finish." she said. "W e
had the momentum and we gave It
back. We need a killer Instinct."
The Lions had It In the first
game. Lindsey Com bes had a b ig
night and Hrooke Ashy and N icole
Broome were also solid.
In the second game. Oviedo
raced out and It looked like every
body would be going home early
until Sem inole staried lo ca p ita lize
on Oviedo m istakes.
Behind
Kim
Nelson's
serve.
Sem inole wljted out a 13-4 deficit
and made It 13-9.
Jennifer Lane served an ace to
give Oviedo match point, but S em i
nole cam e back.
Down
14-13.
Amanda
C ook
served a winner to tie It. Oviedo
cam e back with an ace from C o m
bes. but Sem inole gave up Its
power gam e and scored on a pair
o f tips to give Itself gam e point.
Cook then slam m ed hom e a win-
i i m Props. Pag* 2B
S M iM M
Ncoto Broome had a solid night, especially In tho opening game, to help the
Ovtodo girts knock ofl Seminole in three games, 15-5. 16-18 and 15-2, In Seminole
Athlete Conference votleybal action Tuesday at Bid Fleming Momortat Gymnasium.
Seminole freshman gridders throttle Lake M ary
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SANFORD _ In Its defeat of Lake Mary Tues
day night, the Seminole High School freshman
team had trouble not scoring.
The Rams (1-3) traveled to Thomas E.
Whlgham Stadium for a match-up with the now
4-1 'Notes and were handed a pretty tough de
feat. losing 48-6.
The Lake Mary freshman team lacks big play
makers In many roster positions and Seminole
took advantage of the Rams' troubles quickly.
Fullback Jeff Johnson had only six carries
which resulted In three touchdowns, from five-,
15-. and 40-yarda, before he waa pulled from
the game to allow hla back-up some playing
time.
Quarterback A ndre Raines (yes. there are
m ore talented m em bers from this fam ily) also
scored on a five-yard keeper.
At the half, the score was 28-0 and Sem inole
coach Scott Caako was looking for ways to
lighten up on the Rams' defense.
"I substituted early and at every position,"
Casko said. "1 dressed out 40 players tonight
and each o f them got to play In some capacity.
"I even played som e o f the kids out o f position
so that they could get som e new exposure. We
also went for two point conversions after every
touchdown and only made three o f them so we
weren't putting DATs on the board."
Things got w orse for the Rams In the second
half.
Sem inole's back-up quarterback. Tim Hunter,
scored on a 25-yard keeper and then tallbuck
Reno W illiam s went 70-yards to find the end
Both team s will next line up with Oviedo. Th e
Lions will travel to Lake Mary next Tuesday to
take on tire Rams at Don T. Reynolds Stadium
starting at 7 p.m.
The Fighting Sem lnoles and Oviedo will have
to wait for three weeks, however, due to and o ff
week and the fall break, before m eeting on
Tuesday. October 20th at John Courier Field nt
7 p.m.
Celeste turning
second chance
into stardom
Lions frosh
top Hawks
OVIEDO _ Steve Asby led the way
as Oviedo got over .500 with a 28
12 victory over Lake Howell In
freshman football action at John
Courier Field Tuesday night.
Jason Scott got the Lions on the
board first by returning a punt 68yards for a touchdown In the first
quarter.
Oviedo Increased Its lead to 21-0
at halftime as Asby kicked a 28yard Odd goal, Matt Ford scored
on a 16-yard run and Dustin Z d gjer returned a fumble 67-yards for
a touchdown.
The hosts scored their final
touchdown In the third quarter on
a one-yard run by Asby, who also
added the extra point.
The SUver Hawks scored both of
their touchdowns In the fourth
quarter.
Oviedo (3-2) will be at Lake Mary
and Lake Howell will host Winter
Springs next Tuesday at 7 p.m.
cone.
The defense was also playing well for the
Tribe. Th e unit held Lake Mary to 10 yards In
total offense and was led by Josuah Oathers,
who caused a Rams fumble and then ran It In
for a 30-yard touchdown.
Finally, the Rams were ablr to pul together a
little offense and managed to find the end zone
late In the gam e.
By Jeff Bertlmlcke
A SS IS TA N T SPORTS EDITOR
Arnold Cataat# (srfiH* uniform) busts through the Lyman de
fense on Monday, showing the form that has mado him the
leading rushers In the Seminole Athletic Conference.
ALTAMONTE SPRINOS _ Lake Brantley running back
Arnold Celeste leads the county In rushing and is the
key to the Patriots' 4-0 start.
But none o f that would be possible if not for a sec
ond chance and the 1997 football season. .
When the Patriots took the field for the season
opener last year. Celeste sat In Use stands fighting
back tears as his form er teamm ates lost without him.
"It w as very em otional." Celeate said. "I went to the
first gam e and went to the locker room after the gam e
but I wasn't part o f the team."
Celeste played sparingly for Lake Brantley as a
sophom ore before a mistake led to his being expelled
from school.
lie doesn't like to talk ubout It. Ills coach George
Clayton adm its Celeste made a mistake, but Instead o f
playing for the Patriots and sharing time with Ryan
Pagan last year, Celeste was out o f football for the first
time since he w as a child.
He entered the Exrel program and did his best to
as Celesta. Page 2B
PBS-Hackers are back
WINTER SPRINGS _ Juanita
Johnson pitched two amazing
games as the PBS-Hackers re
turned from a two-year layoff with
a pair of victories In the City of
Winter Springs Women's Monday
Night Fall Slow Pitch Softball
League at Central Winds Park.
Johnson, a 61-year-old veteran,
tossed a two-hitter as the Hackers
pounded ODDC, 13-1, and followed
that up with a four-hitter In a 17-1
thumping of Iron Horae. Both
R e c o r d settin g d a y in b a seb a ll p la y o ffs
By Deaa Smith
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ Tim Raines and J a
son Varitck had the best seats in
the house Tuesday.
Raines was on the bench as the
New York Yankees, who set an
Am erican League record o f 114
wins In the regular season, got a
combined five-hit shutout from
David W ells and Mariano Rivera
und the Yankees scored two sec
ond Inning runs to edge the Texas
Rangers 2-0 at Yankee Stadium.
Varitck. a Lake Brantley gradu
ate who is a back-u catcher, saw
his Boston Red Sox break a 13-
gam e losing streak in the p layoffs
with on 11-3 pummellng o f the
C leveland Indians at Jacobs Field.
Mo Vaughn, who lost the A m eri
can lea gu e batting title by two
points. 339-to-337. to the Yan kee's
Hem ic W illiam s, broke out o f an 0fo r-14 allowing In the post-season
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Briefs
C o n tin u ed fro m Pa ge ID
gam es
w ere
stopped In tlic fifth Inning.
Rosannc Fry led PBS In the first game, going
.'l-for-3 with two runs scored.
Other hitters w rre, with two hits, Anna lln lh s
(double, two runs), Taml Chesser (double, two
K ill). Jackie Janow iak (two nm s. RBI). Terri
Mann (two n m s) and Becky Mangtno, and with
one hit. Jaudon Marlette (double, run. K ill).
Pin Ills Baynes (two nm s. K ill). Johnson (four
Kill) and Connie Thom as (K ill).
Doing the dam age In the Iron Horse win were
Baynes (four hits, three nm s), Marlette (hom e
run. two irlptrs. two nm s. six RBI), Janowiak
(t I tree hits, three K ill), Mann (lltree hits, two
nm s). tlirresa W alburger (two hits, three nms).
S la ty Bunvell (two hits) and Fry (four nms
scored).
Fite (la ck ers take on GDDC next Monday al
(5:30 p m. at Central W inds Park
SANFORD _ H ie results from the City o f
ford Recreation and Parks Department Fall
reational V olleyball League for Monday,
tem ber 28lh. nl the Sanford Middle School
Pelham Gym natorlum w eir:
S an
R ec
S ep
Dan
Sanders, Lions pound Hues
A League: K athy's Baby Shop. Yknots and
Beer :30 (all 3-1). CES (1-3) and Just For F\ilt
(0-4).
PONTIAC. Michigan _ Barry Sanders ran for
131-yards on 27 carries and rookie qu arterback
Charlie Batch accounted for 154 yards o f total
olTense as the Detroit Lions clobbered the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 27-0.
11 lea gu e: the Unknowns, the S ain ts and
Rob's Team loll 3-1), Sanford Church o f God (|3) and W cstvlcw Baptist Church (0 4).
Playoffs
The Hues (1-3) were held to an NFL season low 133 yards o f offense by the Lions (1-3) d e
fense.
f i l e standings alter two weeks arc:
A la-ague: Kathy's Baby Shop (7-1), Yknots (6-
C o n tin u ed from Page IB
by hitting a pair o f hom e runs and a double In
live trips to the plate and driving in seven runs
for the Red Sox.
Vaughn, who tied the record held by S eattle's
Edgar Martinez for most RBI in a game, and
Namur Garelapurra drove In all 11 o f B oston 's
runs. John V alentin scored four run-* lor the
winners.
Pedro Martinez, who signed with the Red Sox
In the ofl-season, scattered six hits, w hile
sin k in g out eight and walking none over seven
Innings to get a victory- In his first ever post
season appearance.
In the National League playoffs on Tuesday.
Kevin Drown outpltchcd Randy Johnson as the
Sun Diego Padres edged the Houston Astros. 2l. In the A strodom e.
Brown, who w as traded to the Padres by the
Marlins In the off-season, struck out a divi
sional playoff record o f 16 and gave up only two
hits over eight Innings.
Th e 16 strike outs were the second-most In a
post-season gam e ever, behind the 17 k's rernrdcd by the St. I-outs Cardinals' Bob Gibson
In the 1968 W orld Scries against the Detroit Tlgers.
Trevor Hoffm an gave lip an unearned run in
the ninth Inning to get the save.
Johnson, w ho went 10-1 after being acquired
by the Astros from Seattle and had given up
only one run In the dome, gave lip a run In the
sixth Inning on a double by Tony Wynn and a
later sacrifice fly by Jim Leyrltz.
Tire other nrn came on a home nm by Greg
Vaughn In the eighth Inning. Johnson tell after
right, scattering nine hits and striking out nine.
flic divisional playoffs continue today with
the Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves opening
tlu-lr best of-flvc series al Turner Field.. If thr
w eather cooperates.
Remnants o f Hurricane Georges Is spread
over Georgia, Alabama, the Carollnas and North
Florida and heavy rains may pul a damper on
the scries.
If the gam e Is played II can I h- seen on ESPN
starting at 4 p.m. with the Braves' John Smoltz
pitching against the Cubs Mark Clark.
In oth er gam es today, Game Two o f the In d i
ans-Red Sox scries will feature a pair of Florida
lx»m pitcher's faring oil (ESI’ N. 1 p.m ) at J a
cobs Field Dwight G<xxirn from Tampa will
start for Cleveland and Melbourne's Tim W ake
field will be the hurler for Boston.
Game Two o f the Yankees-Rangers series will
lx- on WESH Channel 2 at H p.m. from Yankee
Stadium with New- York starting Andy Pettltte
and Texas sending Rick Helling lo the mound.
Kellie
C on tin u ed from Page IB
barbaric, gladiator style ritual which pits two
men against each other without any defense
except their lists (and teeth),
Don't call it a sport. There Is nothing
sportsmanlike about lighting.
And especially about boxing.
Celeste
Continued from Page IB
re
main us much a part o f the
team as possible. He watched
Die Patriots struggle early and
recover near the end o f the
season, but. by then, p la yo ff
hopes were shot.
T h r year without football
may have been the best tiling
that ever happened, Celeste
said.
"I Just felt like God sent me
In a certain path." Celeste
said. **1 didn't have the grades
nl live time, now I have them. 1
learned to work harder In
school and on the field.*
Celeste has come a long way
In a year. He has a 3.5 grade
point average this year and Is
Imping for a chance to play at
the University o f Central F lo r
ida next year. He will take his
SAT Oct. 10 and the A C T the
follow ing week.
Celeste said none o f It would
be possible without the sup
port o f Clay-ton who kept In
touch with Celeste all through
the U>97 season.
'l i e always kept In touch
with me.* Celeste said. 'C oa ch
did everything he could to help
m e out.*
The hard work paid o ff both
on and o ff the field. Celeste
leads the county and Is among
the Central Florid leaders with
over 550 yards In rushing. He
also
lias
nine
touchdowns
h radlng Into Friday's hom e
gam e against Sem inole.
Clayton hasn't been the only
key to Celeste's success. His
offensive line has dom inated.
Danny
Criswell.
Aaron
Shealy. Chris Oriandlnl. Jess
Llpsry and Aaron
Perlxteln
have created huge holes for
Celeste on the offensive line
and the Patriots' running quar
terback
Regan Russell
and
tailback
Lantcr
Bush
have
given Lake Brantley an arsenal
o f weapons. It's no longer tire
Ryan and Brian show that ran
(h r offense last year.
*1 don't con sider m yself the
man around here,*
C eleste
wild. -It's a total team efTort. I
make sure to thank the o ffen
sive line for everything 1 get.*
Celeste ran for 177 yards in
a win over Lym an Monday on a
wet field. He looked a bit like
tils favorite NFL star T errell
Davis o f the Denver Broncos.
As the gam es went by last
T U E S D A Y
2). Beer :3U (4-4). CES (2 0) and Just For Fun
(1-7).
____
11 la-ague: Rob's Team (7-1). the Saints (0-2).
Sanford Church o f God and the Unknowns (both
3-5) and W cstvlcw Baptist Church 117)
R ecreation V olleyb all
Preps
C o n tin u ed fro m P a ge IB
ncr o ff o f a Mlchcllc Cardel set lo ron e a d e
ciding gam e.
That's when Sem inole's serve
fell apart. Four o f Us first five
serves crashed Into the nrt and
Oviedo took advantage, racing
out to a 9 0 lead anil coasting
from there. T h r Lions rapped II
off with two stm ight blocks by
Broom e.
Tire win was the second In
two night's for the Lions, who
knocked off a hot Dike B ran
tley trum tn three gam es, 11*
15. 16-14 und 15-5. on M on
day.
Next up for Oviedo Is a hom e
gam e against
w inless Lake
Howell on Thursday at 7 p.m..
while the 'Nules host Oak Ridge
tn a Class 5A-Dlstrict 5 match
tonight at BUI Firm in g M em o
rial Gym nasium at 6 p.m.
IN OTHER GIRLS
MATCHES:
CASSELBERRY _ Lake Bran
tley continued Its hot play o f
late, keeping D ike Howell w in
less In Im pressive fashion. 15I and 15-1,
In a Class 6ADistrict 3 and Sem inole A th
letic Conference match at Lake
Howell High S chool.
The Patriots (4-10) will host
Sem inole and the Silver Hawks
(0-8) will be at Oviedo on
Thursday at 7 p.m.
GOLDENROD _ Trinity Prep
(13-3) crushed wtnless W ym ore
(0-6), 15-0 and 15-1.
BOYS SOCCER
ORLANDO
_
H law assee
C hristian A cadem y had little
trouble in w inning Its second
gam e o f the season, w h ite
w ashing Faith Christian, 7-0,
In conference action Monday
U jre ^ y g a a ls
te
tw ice
for
fita w to M e *• C h ristian (2*7-2).
w hile Swindle and Th om as
added one goal each. Faith
C hristian fell to 1-8.
MONDAY
BOWLING
CASSELBERRY _ Lake B ran
tley and Lake M ary w ere double
winners, w hile W in ter S prin gs
and Lake Howell split In S em i
nole
A thletic
C on ference
Bow ling League action at the
AM F
Bowling
C enter
In
C asselberry on Monday.
Th e Patriots boys and girls
both beat Lym an by Identical
15-3 scores, w hile the Rams
boys topped Sem inole 14-1/2to-3-1/2 and the girls swam ped
the Tribe. 16-2.
Th e
Silver
Hawks
boys
whipped the Bears 16-2, w hile
the W inter Springs girls won
12-6 .
T h e league w ill now be Idle
until W ednesday. O ctober 21st.
when it m eets at Oviedo Lanes
at 3 :30 p.m.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
After missing the 1997 football season lor a mistake, Arnold Celeste has
returned to lead Lake Brantley to a 4-0 stall and the lead In OA-Distrtct 3.
year, Cctesle said he alw ays
dream ed o f his senior year,
going back to Lake Brantley.
For a time, he said he consider
going to a private school but
was com m itted to repayin g
Clayton for tils support.
*1 worked out every day,"
Celeste said. *1 decided to stay
at Lake Brantley and com e
back stronger and better. I had
to r a m the respect when 1
cam e back but the coach es
gave me a chance.*
It
worked
out
great
all
around. Lake Brantley didn't
W E D N L S D A Y
TH U RSD AY
stand out as a county favorite
at the start o f the season, but
with wins over DeLand and
Lyman so far In districts, the
Patriots are In the driver's seat.
*We can go to states.” C e
leste satd. "If w e can Just keep
it all together, we can go to the
finals."
Celeste has already gone a
long way. When he puts hla
mind to It, he's tough to stop.
Just usk opposing defenses.
And tire coaches who gave
him a second chance.
» RIDAY
SANFORD _ A lex G onzalez
had a
m onster
match
as
Oviedo outlasted Sem inole, 1416. 15-12. 15-10, tn Sem inole
Athletic Conference action at
Bill Flem ing M em orial Oymnastum.
"W e're steadily
Im proving,"
said Oviedo coach Tim Dezego.
"All o f the players are c o n
tinuing to Im prove."
Gonzalez had 28 serves w ith
out a miss, Including one ace,
to along with 38 assists.
A lso starring for the Lion s
were Tu rn er Elliot with 29 kills
and Del W yn egar with
10
blocks, most com in g at critical
points In the match.
Oviedo (6-3) w ill host Lake
Howell while Sem inole (3-6)
will be at Lake Brantley, both
o rw
ORLANDO _ Courtney Tatum
and Jaclnta Mathis led the way
as Hlawassee Christian A c a d
em y swept
a
bark -to track
conference matchup with Or
lando Christian Prep (O H),
Utst Friday, at H law assee
Christian (9-7 overall, 3-1 In
conference action), thr h osts
won In straight gam es. 15-8
and 15-4. but were takrn to
three gam es on Monday, 154),
10-15 and 15-11.
Tatum had 22 kills, right
service points and six digs,
while Mathis hud 22 assists
and 15 service points.
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and 15-6.
"Jon Cheek was the best allaround player tonight." said
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"H is outside h illin g,
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"Sean O T o o le had a stron g
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had som e good hits."
Next up for Lake Brantley |53) will either lx* a tournament
at W inter Springs or at a
Apopka on Saturday.
Th e Silver Huwks (2-5) will
be at Oviedo tonight at 7 p.m.
LONGWOOD .
Dike Mary
kept Its undefeated record In
tact with a 15 6 and 15-10
Sem inole Athletic C onference
victory over Lyman at the
Carlton Hcnlry Sports C o m
plex.
Th e Greyhounds (2-10) will
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addict Is more turmoil thnn yon
can handle by yourself. Join
for support In coping with your
addict; gain serenity to make
decisions and put our live back
In focus. Call 201-1900 for
more Information.
A l-A n o n
A support group for friends
or relatives o f a lco h o lics (AtAnon) m rels every W ednesday,
at 8 p.m.. at l i t E. 27th St..
Just west o f Sanford Avenue In
Sanforrl. Nrw visitors or m rm t*ers are w rlrom e to this 12step ({roup.
Coastliners
Tlte Coastliners meetings arc
held at
10 a m . the first
W ednesday o f each month at
the Sanford Senior Center. 401
E. Sem inole Hlvd.
All
Interested
railroaders,
both aellve and retired, are In
vited lo attend.
For Inform ation, rail H orace
Green. 322-5493.
• Recovery Inc
Recovery Inc., Is a self-help
mental health organIzalIon for
people who suffer from panic
v attacks. depression, fears and
general nervous symptoms. For
Information, cull 060-2003. or
890-5900.
Country chef shares headliner recipes
Special to the Herald
W lldhorse Saloon C h ef John
Radcllff outlined two o f his
m outh-watering
favorites,
smoked tom ato grits and Cajun
andoullle m eatloaf Tor W lld
horse Saloon fans. RndrllfTs
passion for culinary sim plicity
and quality Ingredients Is wellestablished. Ills signature b a r
becue can only be found at
W lldhorse Saloon, the hottest
country entertainm ent destin a
tion In the United Stales.
Rotary Club
Rotary Club o f Luke Mary
meets
Thursday
m ornings,
7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott
Courtyard, o ff West Lake Mary
Boulevard.
Contact
Brian
Overby, president, at 322-0034.
R a d cllffs cooking palette In
cludes the finest Ingredients
and provisions, such us hand
out. certified Angus steaks,
fresh seafood, vegetables and
seasoning like tire W lldhorse
Saloon's
signature barbecue
sauce. Radcllff believes and
follows a ph ilosoph y that the
cooking technique Is as Inte
gral on element to the overall
dish as the ingredients. His
passion
for bold
Am erlran
barbecue Is perfectly com plem enled by his favor for smok•ng. grilling and slow basting
p reparation s.
Both the smoked
tom ato
grits
and
Cajun
andoullle
m eatloaf are specials o f the
Sertoma Club
Tile Sertom a Club o f South
Sem inole County, dedicated to
the advancement o f speech and
hearing children, meets every
Thursduy morning, from 7:30
to 8:30 a.m., at the Florida
Hospital Senior Citizens C en
ter. 1097
Sand Pond Lake
Rond which connects to Lake
Emma Road, one mile south of
l-ik r Mary Boulevard.
Poten
tial m em bers are Invited to a t
tend.
For Inform ation, call
C ene l*restera. 407-7767-1234.
W lldhorse
Saloon
menu.
Q uests can request tire dishes
In advance. If they are not fea
tured on the dally list. Th e
recipes, redesigned by Radcllff
for sm aller quantities, are as
follow s:
Smoked Tomato Grits
l large ripe red tom ato
1 ounce butter o r margarine
1/2
large
Spanish
onion,
peeled, diced
1 quart chicken or vegetable
slock
1 cup grits {not Instant)
2 cloves garlic, minced
Large pinch coarse or regular
sail
Pinch o f p ep p er
1/4 cup henvy cream
On a grill, slow smoke the
tom ato until very soft. C a re
fully peel skin o ver a bowl and
discard seeds, reserving pulp
and any tom ato
drippings.
Mesh tomato. Melt butter tn a
pot. and saute diced onion un
til translucent. Add stock, ga r
lic. smoked tom ato with Its liq
uid. salt and pepper. Bring to
boil, sprinkle In grits, stirring,
reduce to stmm rr. and sim m er
until thick
and
grits
are
cooked, stirring regularly. Add
cream, stir In well, sim m ering
until thickened.
Serve
hot.
Serves 2-4.
Notes: A generous I /2 cup o f
your favorite cheese, grated,
can be stirred Into this recipe
at the final
stage.
Grilled
chicken breast, grilled
port
chop or grillrd fish nrr d e li
cious served ntop a bed of
these grits.
becom e stale. Huzz In food
processor or blender lo make
fine crum bs.
Pul diced bell pepper and
onion Into large I miwI and mix
together well. In another bowl,
com bine garlic, red pepper,
tbym r. oregano, bay leaf, p a
prika. kelciiup. W orcestershire
sauce, salt and pepper. Mix
well.
Cajtrn Andoullle Meatloaf
1 lo af w hite bread
I green bell pepper
I large onion, diced
1/2 tblsp. powdered garlic
1/2 tblsp. crushed red pep p er
1/4 tblsp. dried oregano
1 bay leaf, crushed
1/2 tblsp. paprika
0 ounces Heinz ketchup
3/4 tblsp. dark W orcestersh ire
sauce
1 tblsp. coarse salt or lo taste
1/2 tblsp. black pepper
2-1/2 pounds ground meat
5 eggs
1-1/4 pounds Cajun andoullle
sausage. Bliccd
Add ground b ee f and bread
crum bs to onions and peppers
In
bowl,
pour
spice
and
ketchup mix over and. with
well-washed hands, mix to
geth er well, adding eggs t at n
time, until ull are well In co rp o
rated. Add sliced
andoullle
sausage and ham, mix well
again. Shape Into 2 o r 3
loaves.
Bake at 320 degrees F for 15
minutes to brown top well,
then cover loaves loosely with
foil and continue cooking until
Internal tem perature at Its
thickest point reaches 140 d e
grees F on a meat therm om e
ter. approxim ately 1-1/2 to 2
hours.
Allow m eatloaf to rook b e
fore serving. A dditional loaves
may be frozen, sliced or unsllrcd for future use.
3/4 pound sm oke pork or ham,
cubed
Prrheat over to 350 degrees
F. Lay w hite bread out on
cookte sheets or rack In oven
to harden, or leave out. but In
room temperature 24 hours to
TOPS
A local rh a p ter o f TO PS
[Take O ff Ihiunds S ensibly)
meets every W ednesday at 6:30
p.m.. In tile auditorium o f
South Sem inole Hospital. 555
W. S late Road 434. Uingwood.
W eighing beluga at 5:30 p.m.
The ffrst m eeting Is held every
W ednesday,
at
9:30.
at
1-akevtcw Christian
Church.
1400 Bear Luke Road Apopka.
For Inform ation, call 293-5048.
Sanford Hiatoric Truat
T ile Sanford Historic Trust
meets the first Thursday o f the
month, at 7 p.m.. at the First.
ITesbyterian Church, co m e r o f
Fourth Street and Park Avenue,
Sanrord. For more Information,
please call 321-6734. Th e pubilr Is Invited to attend.
A in 't love grand?
Ethel and John Carver relax In their home after
celebrating their 74th wedding anniversary. Both are
92 and have lived In Sanford all of their married life.
Regular readers will recall that John is a legend
among barbers. He cut the hair of Sanford's
1esteemed citizens for nearly 50 years. Th e couple
cannot remember life without each other. Read about
Amataur Radio
Film Series
H ie West Volusia H olocaust
Memorial Council presents the
1995-DO dim series the first
W ednesday of every month
through March, at 7:30 p.m.. at
die Tem ple Shalom o f Deltona.
1785 Elkcom Blvd.. Deltona.
Phone: [004)789-3303.
Weight Watchers
A local chapter o f W eight
W alchrrs meets at the Lake
Mary
Comm unity
Building
every Thursday from 4:45 to
0:45 p.m.
Blue Grass Pickers
Sanford Blue Grass Pickers
meet every Thursday, from 6-10
p.in.. ut the G reater Sanford
Cham ber o f Comm erce. Pick
ers and grlnnrra are welcom e.
For Inform ation,
coll
John
Shaffer. 829-4931.
Toaetmaetere
Th e O m ni Toastm asters Club
46861 will meet at 5:30 p.m.
every Thursday at the A A A
Building.
1000 AAA
Drive.
Heathrow. Guests and prospec
tive m em bers are w elcom e.
Call Jim Orque. 942-5227 for
Information.
I h r Lake Monroe Amateur
Radio Society meets every first
Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the
Senior Center, Lake T rip lett
Drive. Casselberry. For In for
mation. call Karl Lambert, 0958764. or A! Kirk. 322-4487.
their touching love story In Doris Dietrich's column
Sunday.
Unlvaraity Woman
Am erican
Aaaoclation
of
University W om en m eets the
first Thursday o f each month
at 7 p.m. at the Rolling H ills
Moravian Church, State Road
434, Longwood.
For Inform ation, call Linda
Pol onus, 644-4094.
T e e n doesn ’ t w a n t to ch an ge h e r n am e f o r m om
TOPS
TO PS (Take O ff Pounds Sen*
slbbly)
*621
meets
every
Thursday from
11 to 11:45
a.m.. at the Sanford A llia n ce
Church, 1491 S. Park Ave.
W elgh-ln la from 10 to 10:45
a.m. For Information call 3219240. Visitors are w elcom e.
Alanon, Alateen
ALANON
and
ALATEEN
meetings arc held every Th u rs
day. at 8 p.m., at Sanford
Christian Church. 730 U psala
Road. Sanford. For inform a
tion. call 323-8524.
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ri with a big problem. My parents
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pretty much raised me. N o t long
, my mom told me she thought I
uId change my last name so that
our wholo family has the same one.
Abby, why didn’t she think o f this
when 1 was 2? I’m used to my other
last name.
The other reason this is hard Is
that just a few months ago, I visited
m y dad's side e f the fa m ily. I
lea rn ed many th in gs from and
about them, and now 1 feel closer to
them. I don't want to hurt their feel-
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DEAR ABBY: I'm writing about
the le tte r from the din er who
entered a Chinese restaurant 15
minutes before the posted closing
time and was rushes through din
ner.
Abby, in some restaurants the
posted closing time means that is
the time the kitchen closes; in oth
ers, the kitchen doses 15 to 30 min
utes before the restaurant doses.
1 paid my way through beauty
school by working in restaurants,
and every one o f them meant some
thing different by the sign on the
door. I now run a hair salon, and
our hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6:16 p.m.
Th at m eans w e ta k e our first
appointment at 8:30 a.m. and the
last at 5:16 (but an appointment
that late must be a simple, quick
procedure such as a comb-out). I
understand that clients want to
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when I go home. However, the aalon
down tne street posts a sign that
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mean they want to get out the door
at 5:30.
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IN AND fO R
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N O TIC K
O f FO R EC LO S U R E SALE
NOTICE *i tiarmby g>\mn that
th# und«rt>Qfi«i1 Cl«*fK el th#
C t*cu«t C oinl of Samifteia
County Tfat ida mrifl eo lf>#
?Z«d day o( O C T O R IR , tao§ at
11 00 o clock A M ai fha W f «!
r tent t1oo»; ol lha 5*mimql#
County Couitho ijf* urn San ford.
fiondA* oifai let tala mod tail at
public outcry to tha high#tt and
batt feuj.iPf tot cath. tha to I
lowing datcnbad proparty s-tiuat» m Spfnmo’# Court#. Honda
lo t 4 i Block C. M iDO LKlON
OAKS. accO'iding to tf»# P!a(
tharaol. f*co*dad m Plat Book
3®, Papat 33, 34 and 35 of !h#
Public Record* ol Sritunoif
County. Honda
puryuAnt to the L r a l Judgment
entered tn a case pandtng tn
*awt Court, th# it>»a ol nh<fh n
mdMcatad abo%.e
W ITNESS my hand and official
*ea« of taid Court thi* r.ird day
of Septernb^f, 1998
I* you are a par*on with a tfit*
Ability who need* Any accom
modafion *n order to participate
m th*» proceeding, you #»# enti
tled. at no c o il to you. to the
pro via inn ol certain aiaistance
fheaae contact Court adminiilr otov, 301 N Park A tt n u t.
Suita H301, Sanford, f tonda
327T1. (4071 323 4330 *4227.
with 2 working day* Of your
receipt of tbit (notice of
Eorecioture Salei if you are
hearing <mpa red. call 1-800
♦55 *771, if you are voice
imparted, caff I 800-♦55*8770
(COURT SEAL)
MAR*ANNF M O nSf
C LtR A O f THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By; Jan# E J a ip w ic
Deputy Cferv
ATTORNEY fO R P LA lN Tifr
Robert N Noacn. Jr . Ctqji?#
Butler A Notch, P A
3183 S Conway Rd Sta E
Ortsntfo. Hornta 32812'
(407| 381 5200
Putiliih September 30, and
October 7.1998
DEU-240
IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T
OF TH E E IO H TS E N TH
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN AND FOR
S E M IN O LE C O U N TY ,
FLO R ID A
C A S E N O .: S T -t S S S C A -1 4 P
ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL
SERVICES O f AMERICA. INC ,
PIA inlift.
MARVIN J . N U t& E LL.
JR . et a t.
Defendant*
N O TIC E
OF F O R E C LO S U R E SALE
NOTICE IS HE RE B y GIVEN
that
the
under signed.
MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk of
the Circuit Court. Seminole
County, Florida, will on th# 20th
day of October, 1993 between
the hours of 11.00 A M and
2 00 P M , at the west Irani door
of
the
Seminole
County
Courthouse. Sanford. Florida,
offer tor sale and seU at public
outcry to the highest and best
bidder tor cash, the following
described properly in Semmoie
County Florida, to wit
The West 165 feet of the North
265 feet ot Lot 60. CUREAA
MAMMOCK, according to the
plat thereof at recorded «n Plat
Book 1. Pag# 106. Public
Records of Seminole County,
Florida
pursuant to Final Judgmant of
foreclosure entered m the
ebove styled pending cause
W ITNESS my hand and seal of
said Court this 25th day of
September, 1998
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: /a/ Jane E Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
Stephen H Coover.
Hutchison, M im a ii
E Coover, P O ..
PO Bo I 1149
Sanford. FL 32772
Publish: September 30 and
October 7. 1998
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k W -T
G 4S’AlS& 1llR*IIElD
IN THE C O U N TY C O U R T
IN AND TOR
S EM IN O LE C O U N TY .
FLORIDA
C A S l NO. 98-661 CC20F
sunrise owners
GROUP INC .
a Florida not for profit
ratti
Pia»nt ft
'AN i IO N,*AtE2 JR
I IU 2 t CON?ALEZ. and
B A R N E TTTE C H N
NC auccaaiof bv
er to OARNETT
RECOVERS CORPORATION
Defendant*
N O TIC E
OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant ip a Final Summary
Judgmant of Foreclosure dated
September
16 .
t998
and
entered a Cave No 98-661 of
the County Court of Semmole
County.
H ond a,
wherein
Sunrise Owners Group, Inc ■«
the Piamtitf and are the
Defendant* JUAN C GONZA
L IZ . JR , LUZ E OONZALEZ.
and BARNETT TE C H N O LO G Y S,
'•NC . lucceator by merger to
BARNETT RECOVERY C O R P O
RATION *will self to the h*gheit
and be*t bidder tor cath at th#
*e*t front door at th# Sammol#
County Courthouse. 301 N
Park Avenge, Sanford, Florida
at It 00 am on the 20th day of
October. 1*96 the following
de sen bed property a* « « t forth
in
s a hi
Final'
Summary
Judgment, to wit
Lot 253. of Sunny# Unit <G#
accord ng la the Plat thereof as
recorded n Plat Book 40. page
37. public records ol Semmole
County, Florida
DATED this 21st day of
September. 1998
Maryann* 'Meuse
as Clerk of said Court
By Jane E Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
ne'ena Ouberret Maichow.
Esquire
PAUL l WEAN, P A
Attorneys tor f*la*niift
1303 la st Robinson Streei
Orlando, FL 32801
if you are a person with a dis
ability *ho needs accommoda
t on m order to participate in
this proceeding, you are enti
tled. at no cost to you, to th#
provision of certain assistance
Pleas#
contact
Court
Administration at 301 N Park
Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771,
telephone (407) 323 4330. with
in fwo days of your receipt of
this document
If hearing
impaired or voice impeded can
t-800-935 8771.
Publish September 30. and
October 7. 1998
D IU 242
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T
OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN AND FOR
• KM1NOL8 C O U N TY
C A S E NO.j • • -2 4 9 0 -D R -0 6 -E
IN RE THE PROPOSED
ADOPTION OF
BABY BOY D.
A minor child
N O TIC E OF A C TIO N
THE STATE OF FLORlOA
TO JAM ES W C O RB ITT
Residence Unknown
You are hereby notified that a
Petition under oath has been
hied m the above-styled Court
for the adoption of 0AQY BOY
“D \ a mate child, born on June
26. 1998 in Lake County,
Florida and you are required to
serve a copy of your written
defenses, if any, to il on
Stephen H Price, attorney for
the Petitioners, whose address
is
1420 Edgewatar Drive,
Orlando. Florida 32804, and file
the original with the Clerk of the
Court. Domestic Relations, at
301 N Park Avenue. Sanford.
FL 32772 on or before O C TO
BER 18 . 1698 Otherwise a
default will be entered against
you for the relief demanded In
the pelibon
Your failure to respond on or
before O C TO B ER 16. 1998. may
be trealed as consent to the
adoption and you may perma
nently lost all legsl rights as e
psrent to the child named In the
petition lor adoption,
WITNESS my hand as the
Clerk ot said Court and seel
thereof, this 10 th day of
September. 1198
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
CIR CUIT C O UR T
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
Nancy R Winter
Deputy Clerk
Stephen H. Price, Esquire
Cramer Price, P A
Florida Bar No 956937
1420 Edgewatar Drive
Orlando. FL 32804
(407) 843-3300
Publish September 16. 23 30,
and October 7, 1998
DEU-129
Seminole County Flo od,
lot 152. I l l t ft HUN UNIT It .
Accore»ng to th# Plat thereof,
at recorded m Pial Peek 29.
Paget 22 and 22, Public
hecord* of Seminole County.
F londa.
Including Specifically but not
by way ol limitation the follow
ng
equipment.
ft)
One
li.y-ign O v t'i
pursuant to the Final Judgment
entered in a caye pending «n
•aid Couit. in# ttyle ot which la
indicated above
W iTh TS S my hand and official
inal ot and Couit thi» 23rd day
of September, 1999
if you a '« a peraon with a disability who need, any accom
modation in order to participate
111 this proceeding, you are enti
tled. at no coat to you, to the
p i.m -o n of certain aaaiatance
Pfeaae contact Court adminleliator. 30t N Park Aveoua.
Suite N101. Santo'd. Florida
IS1 *130 aal
422?, w thin ? working daya of
your receipt ih>a Notice ol
Forecioaure Sale, it you a'e
hairing impaired, call 1-1100»55-9??t
it you aie voice
impaued. can 1-80O-9S5 9??0
(COURT S I'All
MARIANNE MORSE
ClEFth OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By jAna E Jaaewlc
Deputy Clerk
ATTGRNEV tOFt PLAINTIFF
Robert H Meach. Jr.. Eaquire
Butler ft Roach. P A
lifts S Conway Rd , Sta E
Orlando, Florida 32ft12
(40? 3RI-S200
Pubtiah September 30, and
October ?, I9SB
DEU 239
IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T
OF TMS tftTN JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A
IN AND FOR
S EM INO LE C O U N TY
QE NftRAL
JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION
case no . fta-tteft
cA-ta-B
G E CAPITAL MORTGAGE
SERVICES Inc
Plemtilt,
VS
S C O TT W OODS A/K/A
S C O TT D WOOOS end
DAWN M WOODS et el
Defendenle
N O TIC E
OF FORECLOSURE BALI
Notice is hereby given thet
bursuent to thel F,nel Judgment
ot
Forecloaute
deled
September IStti, 1991, end
entered m civil ceae number 9ft1196 C A -1 4 -D ol the Circuit
Court in and tor Seminole
County. Fionde wherein G E
CAPITAL
M O R TG AG E
SER
VICES INC
is Plemtilt end
S C O TT WOODS A/K/A S C O TT
D WOOOS IF LIVING AND ALL
UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING
BY TH R O U G H . UNDER AND
AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR
ALIVE.
W H ETH ER
SAID
UNKNOW N
PARTIES
MAY
CLAIM
AN
IN TE R E S T
At
SPOUSES HEIRS DEVISEES
G R AN TE ES .
ON
O TH ER
C LA IM A N TS .
DAWN
M
W OODS
GOVER NM ENTAL
NATIONAL m o r t o a g e ASSO
CIATION is/ere Oefendentfa) I
will sell lo the highest and beel
bidder tor cash al the west
from door of the Sermnola
County coutthouee in Santord
Seminole County, Florida, at
It 00 A M on the 20th day ol
O CTOBER. IBSS. tha following
described property as sal forth
m said Final Judgmanl, to witLO T I
GARDEN LAKE
ESTATES. UNIT TWO, A C C O R D
ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24.
PAGES T4. OF THE PUBLIC
R ECO R DS
OF
SEM INOLE
CO U N TY FLORIDA
NOTE PURSUANT TO THE
FAIR
0EDT
C O LLEC TIO N
P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE
ADVISED TH AT THIS LAW FIRM
IS 0E E M E D TO BE A D E B T
C O LLEC TO R ATTEM PTING TO
C O L L E C T A D E B T AND A N T
INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE
Dated tha tftlh day ot SEP
TEMBER. IS S I
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ot Ctrcuil Court
By Jane E Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
CODILIS I STAWIARSKI
4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
Suite 460
Tem pi. Florida 1360?
Telephone l i t } ) SFI-C00S
CSS 19*01964
Publish September 21. 10.
1991
DEU-210
IN T N S C IR C U IT C O U N T
OF S B H IN O LB C O U N TY ,
FLO R ID A
C ASS NO.1 B S -1 T S B -C A -I4 -K
REPUBLIC BANK,
Plaintiff.
IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T,
IN AND FOR
• EM IN O L1 C O U N TY ,
FLO R lO A
C A S E NO . 8 8 -1 0 9 0 -C A -T 4 P
COUNTRYW IDE HOME
LOANS. INC., a New
York corpora!ion. tfh/M
COUNTRYW IDE
FUNDING CORPORATION,
Plaintiff.
GAFtT HENDRICKSON,
e/k/a C A R T W. HENDRICKSON
ISSI002 S4-0690). ANNE
HENDRICKSON
(SSa030-24-9OSO|,
. UNKNOWN SPOUSE
OF ANNE HENDRICKSON;
, UNKNOWN TENANT I;
, UNKNOWN TENANT II;
DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS
ASSOCIATION ( f t . INC.;
UN ITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ACTION SCREEN PRINTtNO.
INC . ALLSTATE INSURANCE
COMPANV. aa Subrogaa ot
GLENN E. CO OPER, and any
unknown h e m , Oeeiaeaa.
granteea. creditors, and other
unknown persona or unknown
spouses claiming by. through
and under any of tha
above-named Defendants,
Defendants
BftH File eVSOTfcJ
N O TIC E
OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that
tha undersigned Clerk of the
Circuit Court Seminole County.
Florida, will on the 22nd day of
Oclobar. 199ft. at 11 00 o clock
A M at the West Front door of
the
Seminole
County
Courthouse in Sanford. Florida,
otter tor sale and sell at public
oetety to the highest end beat
bidder for cash the following
described property situate in
VILMA PARRA and
RAYMOND PARRA. Wile end
Husband. HEATHROW
MASTER ASSOCIATION. INC .
and THE C IT GROUP/
CONSUMER FINANCING. INC.,
Defendant
N O TIC E OF A C TIO N
TO
Raymond
Petrs.
(It
Slonetield Loop. Heathrow. FL
12T4E
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action lo lorecloea a mortgage
in the following properly in
Sem’nole County. Florida
LOT 61
STO N EBR IDQ E.
ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 46. PAOES 60
TH R O U O H
S I.
PUBLIC
R ECO R DS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
has been liled against you and
you sis required to serve a
copy ol your written delensee.
II any, lo il on Chrietofrher M
Hunter. Eeq . the plainlilt’e
attorney, whose eddreee is t i t
Second Avenue, N E . Suite
100. St Pelertburg. FL 11T01.
within 10 days after the first
publication ol Ihe notice, end
hie the original with the clerk of
this court either before service
on the pi ain tiff's attorney or
immediately Ihereeller. other
wise a default will be entered
against you lor Ihe relief
demanded in the complaint ot
petition
DATED on SEPTEM BER f Bits.
1994
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ot Ihe Courl
BY Ruth King
AS Deputy Clerk
Publish September 21. 10.
199*
DEU 212
G iffu ll Court ot the IBth
Ju d icia l C ircuit
Sem inole County*
florid*
Case N o .:9 8 -1 5 6 7 -C A 14 K
Country rev<9.1c* Home
loans, Inc . f» hen Yorfc
Corporation, dfb/a
America t Wholesale lender.
Plainttflit),
v*
Helen Mane Murphy
O Brian: et all;
Defendant'!*)
Notice of Action
TO Helen Mane
Murphy O On an
la it hnonn Ma.ima A d d /«i»
115 Variety Tree Circle
Alt am ante Spring*,
FL 32714
TO Unknown Sp-OulO Of Helen
Man* Murphy O (3m#n
la st Knvnn M tih ra
113 Variety Tree Circle
Altamonte Springs,
r i 32714
TO
Unknown
Party
in
Possession of the Sub|#ct
Property
Lait Kngvin MtJltnj A d d icu .
113 Variety Tree Circle
Ait a monte Springs,
F I 32714
AND TO All parties claiming
interests by. through, under or
against
the
aforesaid
Defendant(s), and all parties
having, or claiming lo have any
right, title or inlereat in the
property he*ain date nbed
YOU ARC NOTIFIED that an
action to foreclose a mortgage
on the following property m
Seminole
County,
Florida:
P/oatrl* Addtttft.
115 Variety Tree Circle
Altamonte Spring
F l 32T14
Lot 3. Block E. Spring Valley
Fa-my Section Four, According
lo the Plal thereof as Recorded
m Piet Book 14. Page 84 ot Ihe
Public Record! of Seminoi*
County. Florida Togethei with
alt the improvements now or
hereafter erected on the prop
erty, and all easoments. appur
tenances. and fiituraa now or
he'eetier a part ol tha property.
All replacements end additions
shall also be covered by Ihn
Security Instrument All ol the
foregoing is referred to in this
Security ineltument as Ihe
•Property *
has been tiled agamel you and
you art required to serve a
copy ol your written defenses,
if any. to thu action on VICKI M.
VARGO of AkSELL S VARGO.
PA. Atiornaya tot Plaintiff,
whose addtess it P O Dos
2116. Winter Park, Florida
32F90-712(. on or belora within
30 day* ot fust publication, and
M l th* original with tha clerk of
this couit either bator* service
on Plaintiff s attorney ot iminadialely thereafter; otherwise ■
default will be entered egemtt
you lot Ihe teliet demanded m
the complaint ot petition.
0 A T ID on SEPTEM BER 21rd.
1991
Maryann# Morse.
Clerk of Court
By; Ruth King
ks Deputy Clerk
In eccordance with Ihe
Americans With Disabilities Act.
persons with disabilities need
ing • special accommodation to
participate In this proesading
should
contact
Court
AdmifUatrsHen a* SOI H a n k
Park Avenue..., Suite N 1 0 I,
Santord,
Florida
12FT1,
Telephone: (407) 121-4230,
m a n s io n 422?, net later than
•even (7) days prior to the pro
ceeding. If hearing impaired.
(TO O ) 1-B O O -S IB-arrt, or Voice
(V) 1-200-9SS-I770. via Florid
Relay Service.
Publiah: September SO, and
October T, 1*94
DtU-141
IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T
O F T U B B tO H TB B N TN
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
M AND FOR
SRMINOLR COUNTY
BSNRHAL
JURISDICTION DIVISION
CASS NO. t l d l l CA td B
TH E H UNTINQTON
MORTGAGE CO M PAN Y
Plaintiff.
CAROL CORNELISON
UNV1LLC. FIRST
INDIANA BANK. T H I
CROSSINGS MASTER
COM M UNITY ASSOCIATION.
INC . e n d ___ . AN UNKNOWN
PERSON IN POSSESSION OF
THE S U B JE C T REAL
PROPERTY.
Oelandantta)
N O TIC E
OF F O R E C LO S U R E SALS
NOTICE IS H ER EBT GIVEN
purauanl lo a Final Judgment ol
Forecloaute deled September
tftlh. IftSft. and entered in Case
No ftS-Slft CA 14 B ol Ihe
Citcuil Court ol Ihe E IG H
TEEN TH Judicial Circuit in end
tot SEMINOLE County. Florida
wherein TH E H UN TIN O TO N
M O R TG AG E
COMPANV
It
Plaintiff and CAROL C 0 R N E U IO N LINVILLE. el a l . are
Delandanta. I will tell lo the
highest and bos I bidder lot
cash in the Weal Irani door ol
Ihe Courthouse. In Santord.
SEMINOLE County. Florida, at
11 00 a m o'clock on ihe 20th
day ol October. 1Sff. the fol
lowing described property a t
•el
Forth
in
end
Final
Judgment, lo wil
LOT 11. BLOCK 2. G R EEN
W OOD LAKES. UN IT D -l'A * .
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THER EO F AS RECOROED IN
PLAT BOO K IS . PAGES IS
TH RO UOH
22.
PUBLIC
RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORlOA. a/k/a SI 4
Whmmgham Court. Lake Mary.
Florida 32 M l
DATED Ihie tftlh day ol
September. 1 IS I
MARTANNE MORSE
As Clerk ol said Court
By Jane E Jasewic
As Deputy Clerk
Faber S Gillitt. PA
Suite 100
1170 Medruga Aysnue
Corel gaMes, Florida 3114S
(106| 662-41 tO
'Parsons with a disability who
need a special accommodation
to participate in this proceeding
should
contact
ADA
Coordinator at Semrnola County
Courthouse.
101
N.
Park
Avenue Suite N10I. laniard.
Florida 32771. at least ||n days
prior
lo
iha
proceeding
Telephone (40?) 121-4110 eat
422Y l - I O O - 9 » - i r n (TO D) or
1-S00-066-I770 (V) via Florida
Relay Service *
Publiah September 21. SO.
IM S
DEU-20S
IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T
OF T H I S I Q H T I I H T H
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN A N D FOR
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
C A S E NO. • ft-S S T -C A -ta -B
Sere M Col*
Plaintiff
Oalletar Cattillo and his
unknown spouts, heir*,
devisees grantees,
creditors and all other
parlies claiming by. through,
under ot against him.
end Ana E Oermudei and
her unknown epoute, heirs,
devisees grsntssa. creditors,
and all other parlies claiming
by through under, or against
her.
Oatendanls
N O TIC E OF SALE
P U R S U A N T T O C H A P T IR 4S
Notice it given thet purtuant
to e final iudgment deled
September 16th 1*61. in Caee
Nn
g t-ftS r -C A -ta -D ot the
Circuit Court ot the Eighteenth
Judicial Circuit In end for
Seminole County. Florid* in
which S a it M Cole, it th#
plaintiff end Dellaiar Cerntto
end his unknown spout*, heirs,
devisees, grsntssa. creditors,
and *11 other parties claiming
by. through, under, or against
him. and Ana E Bermuda* and
hst unknown spout*, halts,
devisees, grantees, creditors,
and all other parlies claiming
by. through under, or sgaintl
her are the defendants. I will
tell to Ihe higheel end best bid
der for cath al th* Irani steps
ot
th*
Seminole
County
Courthouse 101 N Park Av*
Santord Florida 32?M in accor
dance with section 46 011. et
11 00 a m on O C TOBER 20th.
’ 99ft the following described
property set forth In the order
ot final Iudgment
Lol 16 Block 20 North Orlando
according to Ihe plal thereof •*
recorded in Plat Book 12 Peg*
10 ol th* Public Records of
Semmol* County Florida
DATEO Ihe tftlh day ot
September. t ( 0 (
MARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ot Circuit Court
By Jan* E Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
Paul Millet
1212 E Robmeon St
Orlando. FL 12101
Publish
September 71. 30.
IftSft
D E U -20 t
IN T N I C IN C U IT O O U B T
OF T N I TBth
JU D IC IA L C IB C U fT,
IN AND FO R B IM IN O L I
C O U N TY , FL
C A S E NO .i S a -B ia S -D N -S S -B
IN RE THE ADO PTIO N OF
AJ C .
DOB March 21. 1*gf
N O TIO B O F A C TIO N
TO UNKNOWN
NATURAL FATHER OF A J C
YO U ARE NO TIFIED Oral an
action het been filed against
you In Ihe Circuit Court ol the
Eighteenth Judicial Ctrcuil In
end lo r Sominolo County.
Florida, lor the adoption ol
A J .C ., and you oro required lo
aerve l copy el your wntton
d*M otet to i t II any. lo:
RONALD L. ftlMft. ESQUIRE
Ortenda. Fie no*
an er haters O C TO B ER tftlh.
IM S . and hie the original with
(he Ciert ol Ihfe Court al Ihe
Seminole County Courthouse,
Santord, Florida, either be lore
service on Pebltoneri' attorney
or tmmodratety thereafter, ay a
default will be entered against
you lor tha relief demanded in
the Petition
W ITNESS my hand and Sael ol
thift Court on SEPTEM BER 10th.
(SEAL)
MARTANNE MORSE
CLERK OF TH E CO UR T
By; Nancy R Winter
Aa Deputy Clerk
Publish kept ember IS . 21. 10.
and Oclobar 1. I S M
D S U -tlS
M >1ttS
IN THd CINCUIT COURT
OF TMB SIOMTBBNTM
JUDICIAL CINCUIT
M ADD FDR
BBMINOLB COUNTY.
•TATI OF FLORIDA
Case No. S7-24IBCA-14-P
OINSRAL JURISDICTION
COM M ERCIAL FEDERAL
MORTOAGE CORPORATION
Plaint rtf.
ERIC O BOYD, KNOWN
HEIR OF THE
ESTATE OF
BERNIE O. LATOUR,
DECEASED, at us., al al..
Defendants
ROTICt
OP FORBCLOSURt SALS
■V CLBAK OF.
O IR C U IT C O U R T
Notice it hereby given mat the
undersigned Maryanne Morse.
Clerk ol the Circuit Court al
SEMINOLE County, Florida, will,
on iha 22nd day ol Oclobar,
IS M . at 11:00 a m. at iha front
door ot the SEMINOLE County
Courthouse, in the City ol
Sanford, Florida, offer lor sale
and sen at public outcry to the
highest and b t t t bidder lor
cash, the lol lowing described
property srtualed Vi SEMINOLE
County. Florida, tc-wlt:
TH AT PART O F LO T IS . BLOCK
11. TO W NSITE O F NORTH C H U LUOTA. PLAT BOOK 2. PAOES
S4 TH R O U O H SS. INCLUSIVE
PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF S EM INOLE
C O U N TY .
FLORlOA.
LVINO SO UTH OF STATE ROAO
41S.
purauanl to the (mat decree ol
foreclosure entered In a cate
pending in said Court, iha style
of which ia: COM M ERCIAL FE D
ERAL M O R TGAGE C O RPO RA
TIO N V. ERIC O. BOYD. KNOWN
HEIR OF TH E ESTATE OF
BEANIE O. LATOUR. deceased,
ot us., el al...
In accordance with Uie
Americana with OiaaMKIoa Act.
persona heading a special
accommodation lo partlclpaia
w this proceeding ahould con*
tael iha individual or agency
sanding this notice no lalor
than seven (7) days prior lo Ihe
proceeding ot the address
given on notice. Telephone
(M 4| 2 I T -S M T ; 1-ISOOI I I S s t m (T o o i ot h s m ) s s s -s rre
(V). via Florida Relay Service.
W ITNESS my hand and official
seal ol sard Court this 24th day
ol SEPTEM BER. IS M .
IS E A g
Honorable Maryann* Maras
Clerk ol Iha Circuit Court
By: Jana E. Jaaewlc
Deputy Clerk
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October T, IM S
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We wars to maM aura you are pressed with the return horn your Semunom tserekl c u m -'w i art
To make tura your ad work*, wo auggaat you keep r, mmd the fcrurwAng
• inctud* a* many features of th* flam you am eating at you can trunk of nemnrrrmr
tha morn you tea. tha feeler you t e l
• Includt a prtco By eating a pne* you wr* awnmale unwenieq cells tram people who
•rant sonous about buying your merchant***
• Whan you M l your phone rsjmbar. bat th* uno of day that n best to reach you You
don't want people cabng you whan you am el work or i s ip n g
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55— B usiness
O ppo rtu nitie s
21— P e r s o n a l s
lo n ely
IN TNS CINCUIT COURT
OF T N I fOTN JUDICIAL
CINCUIT IN AND FOR
•IM INOLI COUNTY,
FLDNIDA
C M S MO. SS-tSSI OA 14 N
W ASHINGTON M UTUAL
SANK. FA. successor by
corporate merger to
OREAT W ESTERN BANK,
a Federal Saying* Ban*.
C A L L J U U f ANN
*22 years old tm *hm roving
904 734941ft pager
1-000-006-2144
otsABiLrrias a c t dp tsss
Administrative Order
N*. S T -a
II you are a parson with ■ dis
ability who needs any accom
modation in order to participate
In this proceeding, you oro •nu
lled. at no coal lo you. to th*
provision of Certain assistance
Pfeaae
con iacl
Court
Ad minis ballon al SOI N. Park
Avenue. Sulla N lO l, Santord.
FL S 2 TM . (40T) 111-41M a il.
4122 within 2 working day* ol
your racaipl ol this notice; II
you ere hearing or voice
impaired, ell l-kOO-M S-1221.
Publish. September SS. 10,
IM S
Therapist
lortgwood to-
tor
59— Fin a n c ia i
S ervices
C4itoh O f ! P4V
Wwa-m* wofeoma 7 daya
Private rma Female sun
Plaintiff,
JEFFR EY A LUMLEV.
at us . *1 a l.
Dafendanffsf
N O TIC S O F A C TIO N
TO JE FFR EY A LUMLEV and
C E R E N A L LUMLEV. hi* wil*. ft
slfvs. and/or dead hi* (Iheiff
unknown heira. devisees, togatoes or grantee* and atl per
aon* ot parti** claiming by.
through, under or against him
(Ihemf Residence unknown
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
Action tor foreclosure of c
mortgage on th* following
property in SEMINOLE County.
Florida
LO T 10, TR IN ITY BAY.
AC CO R D IN G TO TH E PLAT
THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 10. PAOES 41 THROUOH
44. INCLUSIVE OF TH E PUBLIC
R ECO R DS
OF
SEM INOLE
C O U N T Y FLORlOA
h4* been fried egein9t you and
you are required lo serve a
copy of your wntlan defenses
It any. lo II on SPEAR AND
HOFFM AN
PA.
Attorney*
whose address la 70S South
Dial* Highway. Coral Oabfa*.
Florida 11I4S. (10S) M S -tlS S .
wiihm 10 day* altar Iha first
public alien of th* no be a and to
SI* Iha original with iha Clerk ol
this Court either before service
on SPEAR A N 0 HOFFM AN. P
A . attorneys or Immodratoly
thereafter; otherwise a default
will be enured against you for
Iho relief demanded In the
Complain I or Pellbon.
W ITNESS my hand and aesl of
this Court on th* I T lh day ol
SEPTEMBER. 1 »M
MARYANNE MORSE
Aa Clerk a l th* Ceurl
By: Ruth King
Aa Deputy Clark
VENDINQ l t ry pnraon • Dream
Can A fteem s Into A Free Pre
paid Casmg Cam goo-420-4111
Uac*MM7705
M O NET PROBLEMS?
Contokdal* your b.ns w o e
loan Prmner Cmrw 327 9660
jeLBM 998_____
70— Ed u c a tio n &
T r a in in g
WHY WAIT? Stort moorirta Fior
1 - N 07*4H
27— N
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are
HUNCMHM m a n o r pro-k mg
now lea ciataoa. am groups, a
loving homo aimo* lor 3-Syrs
raws 3214941
S C H E D U LE E D U C A TIO N W/
T L C arts oacopt 1 ctUWron. t A
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55— B u s i n e s s
O p p o r t u n it ie s
ACCR EDITED TRUCK SCHOOL
COL. VA/TA Appor Job Astnt
Wkand cu ts e t National Trues
School 1-SOO-4AA-7344
71— H e ip W a n te d
It's time to prtpare
for tho Holiday.
Order your Classified Dis
play, Help Wanted A d t now)
1 person
P/T. •ISOOrinon income, no Invest. 407 209 7646 a n 12
L8gal Notices
Al Ganaata IktorCar*, no par
son ahaii on the grounds ol
roca, color, rairgion, age. aas,
notional origin, ancestry, mili
tary aiafua, veteran* status, or
disability, b* secluded from
participation in, bo domed ben
efits ol, or otherwise be tub,*cl
to dlacr m ine non in the provi
sion ol any care ol any service.
Th* policy ol nondiscrimina
tion attends to all employment
practice* srhich include hiring,
firing, disciplining, assignment
d employee* lo patient earvie a* and ah staffing privileges.
Under no circumstances wilt Iha
application et this policy result
hi Iha segregation or raaagrlgaIIon of buildings, floor* and
room* far any of Iha aforemen
tioned reasons.
This policy oppliaa lo all
Gomel* EUarCar* Centers and
rotated antiiiaa,
including:
We offer
‘Affordable pnee*
‘ Persona!/rd seme*
■Qual'ty wore
‘Distribution in your local erne
(to draw seatonal help from rm
ployeeft who reside close b y )
Call (407) 322-2411 A
Aah for the CUssrtted Ot
Lat your displays alert wort
lor you EARLY I
N O W H IR IN G
F/T lor * Major Manufacture
plant in Senior d Positrons arrr)
aratable on •) shifts. Pace
setter Personnel al 3M-1S11).
or SHMSAS
‘ROFESSIOlTAL TU- Looking'
tor fh* beat TM fob? Positive
people needed , lor a positive
■rork environment. Call Mlatv.
Nowll M l - M T O a i t l l l
I Term-Short Term
Temp To Him
SM-112S
Publiah: September io , tsftS
OEU-241
CELEBRITY CIPHER
by Luis Campos
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peel end yim nr Each wear n he t r 'w siend, tor enrewr
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PREVIOU8 SO LUTIO N: *A u lh o rs are easy enough
•long w ith — If you i f e fo n d ol c hildren * — M ichael Jose
�71— H elp W anted
71— H elp Wanted
71— H elp Wanted
1ST A 7ND SHIFT ASSEMBLY
R EC O TO N CORPORATION. the
nations leading manufacturer/
(Sslrbutor of electronic acces
sories ha* several opentnqt
m lake Mary facility lor fat
und 2nd shift assr-mhiy poti
Isms Hours « r » 7.00-1 30Pm
I 00pm I I JOem Musi I . ' ntrim
In lift up to 35 lbs ami stand
ft* 8 hours Starling tain S5 90
1st shift and Jfl 40 2nd shift
Apply tn parson at 1090
Emma Oaks Trail, lake Mary
I I 32746
A B E TTE R JO B FOR YOU1
Jusl Calft Naver a Feel
HELP Personnel S IS 6881
KENNEL HELP Ammals care
F/T-P/T, beneftls, advancement
Owntransp {fall 321-3320
ALL POSITIONS
Htw* hiring Part Iwn* ft F uH l«n**
ftttieflt +iVjr*%
DENTAL ASSISTANT/
RECEPTIONIST
“ " F O O O PREP.......
WA tram Work Sanlord TOrtin
da oft* e Musi have plea sing
persrvuNy Send resume to 2 17
5. Oak Ave, Saoft*d, Tl 32771
Help Warned Detaller- Eipen
ence preferred but not tweessary Wi8 Ttain Contract Jack
321 5163
— • C A S H IE R S ""
Iftgh volume restaurant ftreah'd
at the Orlarnfti Sanlord Airjxid
Jerry « Caterers
323-0345
Accepting apple .limns
Men F n hum 9am to 2pm
ASSOCIATE
TRAINEE
li.umng makes rtm interence
Ike* or eipenencod we have
ipenmgs *r our ttuee erpand
mg SemmrA* County oltiees
ft* hard wr*k*ig career muvftv!
tmpke Can
Nancy Dariml
A/timmte.longwurvJ 869 4600
1ft 4*n Mu/eka
I .ike Manrd lealhrttw 331 0088
Gary Bata null
Or***) 365 3688
Imme i pen mg f 7T Reception
si ft* busy medvral lifter Call
W E LD E R S - Growing company
needs welders Interviewer regu«ed (fat Chns al Al-Tem p*
64 7 8010 E O t NO FEE
P/T CASHIER musl be at** to
wi*k tieifjte t*s. wknds A hohdays aipty 41 family dokar sft*e
2436 S French Ave
Tire E illnguithar Technic ianeatabhshed Company w o v e
20 yean ul etpeiwnce haa an
opening lor the right penon
with e»p in hand podabies
and of systems
Established
iantes A compeliftve salary
CeH (407) 114 4787
FUN ATMOS naming provided
IS 50 16hr apply between 3 5
Wendy s Lk Mary
GENERAL LABOR- ewchamcaT
ly include warehouse A astern
bfy workers Great pay Iter hrs
Call Chris at A 1 -l* m p ( 6478010101 N O F E E _____________
AUTOM OTIVE DC JAILERS
SardordlongwourlOflando
Good Income Putentral
Beneftls After 90 Days
7eph Sea/ 407 . 9 ) 3055
tkJIU
M AINTENANCE
PROFESSIONAL
"CAR PENTER S. ALL FACES O f
C O NSTRU CTIO N
M I-1317
(FULL- TIME)
CASHIERS
MjmSLiy Suited vi lake
Mary is seeking a dependable
individual to yan our new 100
mom eitervled slay r«*ol 1 Du
1w»
include pedurmmg basic
repa* work such as electrical,
pftjnpmq and kmch i p pamhng
General handyman skats and
the abrkty to work weekends
essential
While ’maintenance'
our
success you can look forward to
an attractive wage itS S O t*) A
generous benefits taller 90
days) To set up an appoint
menl Please cal M onFn tel
ween 9am 5pm
(407)176711! EOE nvtdV
We tram lor lo i coAeclors
24 lyrernngs ft* ftei4*e [**y*e
ritm
Pd I raving vacatmn
lieantr. iV-nlal ia* niuranc*
Cafl 407-4A4-344S
Winter Garden
Office Secretary • Eipenence
(to
P C B Mlg
n „ o l pay. Good
hairs 322 8300
IfAfiN TO DfilVE
TRACTOR TRAILERS
Mainstay Suites
Inbound Svr Rep's
We are presently Waftmg Sent
ce Refvesentative fmvtvmi at
me Sprint TELECENTERs
Inc m E Orlando A Maitland
areas We love what we do
and m i w*i you
WaWfflftttVHMK
We aie slatting luk A pad tune
positions It you have worked
m a Windows Env A Can be
keve in good customer servce. we would kke to talk w/
you Contact our oftice today
lor immrvkate consideral**i
E O r l-708-7114
M ild -M l-0208
Morrell eervtcek, Inc.
•15 Day COL Training
•Day i Waakand Classst
•Financial Aisiitinc*
•Carrlars Hiring On SHa
.T r u c k D rive r
a in s titu te
800-554-7364
JOtN the best heathcate learn
m Vuhjva county Raslorellve
CNA
needed
wnmedialely
Previous eipenence hetplul
Call Debary Manor 4076484471. EOE.
u
c
t
i o
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f J«
MERRY MAIDS HIRING
Car A Insurance Needed
Weekends FREE 3315266
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- Erpen
enced w equp A rule weak 4
plus Vacalvrn A Pens**! (407)
lllf lll
Must have own hots A erpen
note in heavy coSismn
NURSES
LPN 7 3 CNA
afl shifts lake
wwNursmg 919 E 2nd Si 322
PC PROGRAMMER- needed P/T
A E 7T, 2 year nvnunum eipen
ence Ea« resume 650 2501
P LASTER S. LATHERS. ROAD
B USTER S, S TU C C O . EAP
ONLY M 2 8117
Mosilion Available
l<* 1 I
M EAT C LER K Musi be ag
gressrv* A he*4)lo w hours
Ftp helpful tut not leg Slad
mg Salary 18 hr • Benefits
Afpty m person al 2921 Ortan
do Onve Stele 102 9 5 EOF
fcJ|Tt» L f
93— Rexjms For Rent
103—
CmCIENCV
•Aaid sent
convenient local**!
321 4900
rURNISHED ROOM5 -An ut.h
met laundry phone, ang k,t
use 185 190 a w»e* 324 4953
SANIORD7 LK. MARY 1 Ig
bdrm mi bath
1350'mo in
cludes a»
tv phone utilities
302 7188
SANE ORtVOSTEEN AREA
l arge spaenus room prrvale
entrance Call lot detafs 324
8000
SINGLE MOM seeks mom mate
to share spacious 17 apt Temp
ok 1275* 1r2 uteftes stad tft't
PROCESS E-MAIL A C Y B E R
CASH ORDERS lo U S h r w a
tram wwv* madelspectrum com.
I 888 716 8229
RECEPTIONIST WANTED- V
mm general uftve eip 17 18
Call Chris al A1-Tempa. 6478010 EOT. NO FEE
Need! 100 worker* dally.
R ECEPTKM IST7SECRETARY
Musi have typmg 8 t*/u cum
puter ***** Mknt hwvweec r*4erenons 330 5307
leave message
SECU R ITY O FFICER JO B
Tret n/ng Armed S Unarmed
Brandy A Assoc 814 7444
S H IN G L E IN S T A L L E R S
Tuots t Irani req 0*4 834 8348
SO LDER ER S ot sm jl erectron
■cs dependatowry requtred eip
preterred but wiiimg to tram
Good twmeMi Can Magna lone
Hearing AM Co O US-1707 ■
110.
SUR V EY O R S needed
Party
cruel instrument and tud person
eip preterred but nut irq lot rod
person contact Jett 880 9895
Phons Proa
Full or part tim«. Top
salary, bonus 4
commltion. Longwood location. Call
Dan Faulkar. 767*
9270
TILE HELPER NEEDED bans
and etp a must good pay
407 130 4173
WEEKLY RENTALS
Starting • 177/wk
Ml Slone Downtown 110-4471
n
* * *
Gentlemen’s Horse Ranch
Shady Oaks Estate
16+ ACRES - 2,700 SQ. IT. MAIN HOUSE
GUEST HOUSE 1,500 SQ. FT.
GRANNY/TRA1NERS COTTAGE
FABULOUS ONE-IN-A-MILLION STABLES
30*X18* SWIMMING POOL
FOUR WORKSHOP/GARAGES
STOCKED PONDS
1/4 MILE TRACK - PADDOCKS
_________EQUIPMENT - PERSONAL PROPERTY
UIMOH 0MKI rouna*
1500 DOWN ... WHY RE N TT
When you can own this 3 bdrm
home ml C M A. new pant 8 car
pet i As* about MUD homes'
Th* HUiiman Group Inc.
mman..... a n a
107— M obile H omes
For Ri nt
ELDER SPRINGS Oft Sn
Lg 2
bdrm. unlurn 195wk*
1125-dep Call 333 3964 or see
manager at *3817_______________
Furnished
1-Bdrm College- 7 m out ol
town
H OO w k an t*HS mci
Good for sgi person Cal 330
1698
7000 SO . FT. W AR EH O USE
70»100 CIOS* to Fort Mellon
Park Good location easy ac
cess' Asking only ItlOOm o.
T u e l Sept 29 starting al 2pm
G EO R G IA ARMS APARTMENT
wW open the t bdrm weWng kst
tor ot elderty ude Al appecantk
need to be 62 years ol age or
older Pwate apply at rental ot
tee 2600 George Ave SanftvO
MARINER S VILLAQe
LAKEAOA t BCKfW WOWO
ISOHW tarOWOANOUP
323-8670
R O SELEA V ILLA S 1/1 Sped*/ -M IB S to n tn
HUD OKAY *07-1108811
SANTO R O 138GUO
2 1CLEAN MOVE-V4SPECIAL Can 171-7811
S ANTORO 2/1 duplai Ig rm Ig
closets cTha add hook up* 1410
M»o 1/1 t i l l 171-8717
103— liOUSESU neurnished
S ANFO R D 371 tnd yard.
138
Country Club C*c!e pets ok
1575mo * Oep 323-4540
ST. JO H N RIVER FR O NT-
2,2 . over 1600 sq It. mg pool
2 c gar. plus 1 c carport, over
t /3 ac w/dock ttSOO'mon
Venture I P rop ed w i 111-4784.
3 2 2 -7 4 9 9
117— C ommercial
Rentals
NEAR SAN FO R D AIRP O RT 1
suit* oft ice !450mo
1 bay
warehouse I550mo
139 5795
FLA R EN T
FE N C ED
PARKING
A R EA
a ccim . c*n accum
modal* up lo 35 cars, heavy
eqmpment autus e tc . 17 927
A*pt*i
area
, ,
...
“— ‘ Dm- i —
- n_ —
mediately 8550
pet month
Phene 114-4440 tot t* i 114
11M.
OFFICE * STO R E AVAR.. Both
over 1000 sq ft (1) S42S (7)
1450 C al attar Sam 3276189
SANFO R D- 1.174 sq ft oftca
on Lake Monroe Convenient to
courthouse A City Hat Avail
able
immediately
Mortwt/er
G nxp. Inc (407) 539 1000 eil
108
118— O n
ic e
S pace
For
A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 sq
ft 8 up' 1265 A MONTH Oftice
Storage 321-0120 or 333 2554
Downtown Sanford- 625 sq ft
up to 2500 sq ft Free month
w4h new ease (407) 321 -9224
FREE 1ST MONTH! Mwy 17 92
Lgwd 2 slot* tronts I w/over
head door 333 9764.699 5117
E X C E LLE N T water bed queen
uses regular sheets 1 '0 0 cad
349 5033 Phonics game 1100
FURNITURE STO R E
open Monday ttam 7pm
Thursday toam-cpm
Friday 10am 6pm
Saturday 10am-2pm
3422 S Orlando Dr
Across Irom BA Heard Chevro
let
•“ Free Reckner wr 1300 Put
chase"*
407 3308213
Always buying A selling
MOTPOINT good ccrnd Almond
HOOobo
E L E C TR IC S TO VE
godscond 175obo 330 1579
M A TTR E S S S A LE • Full t./e
used noi springs A mattress
165 00 Larrys Mad 322-4132
199— P ets & S upplies
FO U N D - Small Whit* A Brack
Male Oog No CoMf. but has a
t**a eo»ar Very wed behaved
121-1714.
P ET GROOMING
by aw* al my o*t<e or al your
home 20» yrs t i p 767-0606
1160 000 (1) Commencal Vac
Lot 155 OCX! 330-1495
an(
1 A C R E S - sept* tank l.gh|
poi*. c.ty water cable pole
barn
A utility shed 133 00
CASM Uf 149 900 *15000 down
A monthly payments
7.5 AC R ES- 171.900
217— G a r a g e S ales
A YARD S A LE is the perfect
**y to do (hat and the Smmlnoim
Nereid can bring people lo youf
<kx* Adverf.se your sae m the
Seminole Hmrttd tor only 1 517
kne and watch
irive
While the money comes m Call
by Noon on Tuesday and your 5im* ad can run tor three days m
the Herald lor ONLY 11.11 ’t An
we ask is mal you prepay the
ad Cai us we can hetph
D E L TO N A 10 acres Ideal lor
moot* home*!*, horses, can*,
larmmq ut nervery* loned ag.
UjMWACflE
6m
down « owner finance *04-7171772 Of 904-747-AA22
'i A K E F R O N t LO T Bmav*
Lake. Loch Arbor private
00 ■300 165 000
LA K E FR O N T L O T Slone Is
land Lake Monroe 1170 000
VAC AN T L O T Loch Arbor
126 000 Ig pfv wooded
LAKE M ARY LO TS Wooded
125 000
SAY AVE- Sanlord tot near
park 115 000
321-5063
k
223— M iscellaneous
B IC Y C L E - girts 16‘ peppermint
swirl trainer very good condition
125 00 323-4517
FOR S A L E - 1981 Polaris 300
Eipress Like new' 14000 obo
Call After 7pm 749 5895
FOR SALE- used 8 X 8 roll up
garage doors Good Condition1
I t 00
Used Washing Machine
Maytag 1100 Full si/e Pick up
Diamond Plate Toot Boi 1100
Can (407) 321-0391
FREE CAR. I t A FUN m your
spare time Interested’ C a l Im da O 526-3517 I also otter rrpt
pcs and new Tupperware
IN HOM E FILTR ATIO N UN ITS
better than bottle qu.ii.ty 1 05 a
gallon 407-767 9131
231— C ars Fo r S ale
1964 TO Y O TA SUPRA bfack 8
goW, t jity loaded Runs but
needs work Must sell 11500
obo 407668 8174
88 CADILLAC SEVILLE
perfect cond 14200
330 3797
«1 JA G U A R SO VER EIGN
A
real beauty Only 25k miles
113 900 320 7029
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- 'a s s o c i a t e s
OAKR ID G E FARMS • Osteen'
Deftona area to acres, ideal lor
horses or catba farm Mobile
home or homesit* Zoned agn
144 900 Financing avail */ sm
downpayment (604)7176100
OON’T WONDER
HOW TO GET RIO
OF THAT OLD
CARI
L E T US SELL
IT FOR YOU!!
The S#m/nole Htrald Cfassileds are the quickest and most
inexpensive way to sen your
car* Run your three Im* ad lor 10
days and pay only 121 00* Even
better, it you sell <t sooner
(which we KNOW you twill) you
can stop your ad and only pay
tor the number ot days it attu
aly ran' What a Deal"
(4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1
Call today and watch
th t Harald Classi
fied* work (or youll
CHURCH RUMMAGE
A BAKE SALE
(407) 3222611
A r t f
i.' 1 ll/ 'S 'l 3.’ I .
cultural
Nlcs 3 BR Doublew.de Mobile
Horn*. 11000 down Take ov*-.
payments
Nice family park
Call 302-9291.
n t iu u e /C o l l e o ib l l s
Beautiful 1*104 English Art
Deco wardrobe Trger Oak ALL
Original
ErceHent
condition
Worth min ol 12900 Asking
1 7 9 5 _ C a iM 4 0 7 ^ 3 2 1 6 4 6 5 ^ _
Sanlord Historic District (3)
Commencal
leased
Units I
C .7 Er -w .1 w
Alum. C ant Copper / Brats
Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004
918 W. First M/F 8-5. Sal.9 1
211 —
A
Commarrcal Oflice For Sale
1200 sq ft on 1/2 acre fenced
with paved parking Central A*
Meat 1819 W
2nd Sheet
155 000* 377 46KVday
1217078/even.
R ent
October 2 A 3 Fn 8 4 A Sat A2 NATIVITY C H U R C H 3255 N
CR 427 Longwuodlk Mary
CHURCH RUM M AGE SALE and
pancake breakfast Sal G d 3rd
8 1 Grace United Methodist
Church 499 N Country Club Rd
lake Mary
OARAGE S A LE Sun 9 2 Lima
bit ol everything reasonable
1801 Palm Way
OARAQE
SALE
Longeood
Shadow H J oft C E WHUmson
Sat 8 2 M7 Shady C T 4 lanvfy.
P-ng pong labia, wstevbeds sm
labia mi chair*, crib, ttrouert.
play pm. toy*, household, loti
more
LOCAL ENTCRPRENfUR
WILLING 10 TEACH 7 PEOPLE
238— V ehicles Wanted
CASH 888 ftUOt
For Junk C a m . Trucks i Mac*
KCCP AMC RCA BEAUT if UL 322
WANTED
CARS,
TRUCKS A
VANS
Any year make or model
Will pay lop dollar!
Call Geoff Bedma
3 0 2 -5 7 3 4
Prutm nrlbud lo beroor
Millimiiim Mum hm tlnxif
rruon lur bnoning rich.
Call 24 Hn. 8004991 HI
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by Chic Young
DLONDIE
Don’t stand for medical run-around
DEAR DR. (JOTT: After a sonogram
of my pelvis, the radiologist reported
“a retro uterine structure lhat is part
of the recto sigmoid " When I asked
what that meant, my gynecologist
advised me to talk to my internist.
When I asked my internist, he said. “ It
Is nothing I am concerned about at
this time." When I asked the radiolo
gist, he said: "Talk to your doctor." Do
I have the right to a straight answer?
by Mort Walker
BEETLE BAILEY
YOU TWO HAVE
BEEN MARRIED
3 0 YEAR5. WfUTlS
YOUR SECRET?
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DEAR READER: One reason to
have a primary care doctor is so that
he or she will make some sense out of
what specialists arc talking about
Each family physician (01* or general
internist) should act as an advocate
for the people under his or her care.
Patients need a coordinator, an
explainer, someone to "run the show"
— in short, a doctor with whom they
can sit down, be comfortable and
obtain straight answers
You arc getting the medical run
around. Neither of your doctors is
inclined to take charge and answer
your valid questions You are the vic
tim of a high-tech conspiracy of
silence
Judging from the report, Pd say that
you appear to have some kind of
swelling behind your uterus, in the
part of the bowel that connects to the
rectum I don't know what this is Rut
I do know that you need answers
and you're entitled to them
You have two choices Make an
appointment with your internist to
review the situation, or find another
doctor who is willing to be more forth
right (Useful Mint: Your internist may
become more concerned about you if
he realizes lhat you are considering
finding another primary care physi
cian )
To give you related information. I
am sending you a copy of my Health
Report “Choosing a Physician " Other
readers who would like a copy should
send 12 plus a long, self-addressed,
stamped envelope to P.O. Rox 2017,
Murray Hill Station, New York, NY
101SB. lie sure to mention the title
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SPORTS...PAGE IB
The
rebuild!
lives
6A volleyball
districts at
Lake Mary
Serving Sanford, C atsolborry, Lake Mary,
When their
driver came
to the County
Services
Building on
Tuesday.
Tony Tlzzio
and Doreen
Kirk were not
to be found.
Quite pos
sibly. they
RUSS WHITE
were walking
on air.
For several years, 42-year-old
Tlzzio has been urging the
Board o f County Commissioners
to create s Disability Advisory
Council. On Tuesday, they
approved.
* Tlzzio and Kirk will be key
members o f the council. Both
understand the needs o f the dis
abled. Tlzzio was bom with cere
bral palsy. Kirk was a stroke vic
tim. There are a thousand or
more like them tn the county.
Unappreciated. Left out.
Ignored.
! "Years ago there was a coun
cil but II didn't do anything - It
i)ever really had a purpose,**
Tlzzio said. "This one Is going to
have focus. It's going to address
the needs and Issues of the dis
abled community."
Tlzzio sat at the conference
table with the county commit■toners, crossing one leg over
the other and describing Just
what the council would try to
accomplish and telling the board
what type men and women
aught to be on the board.
; Commissioner Daryl McLain
asked Tlzzio how long the mem
bers o f the council should serve.
Two year or four years terms?
* Tlzzio said either was accept
able. "Whatever the commission
ers believe will work best," he
told McLain. T h e Important
thing la to get started as soon as
we can. This has been put oft
long enough."
Commissioner Grant Maloy
suggested that Chris Drummond
be on the council, and Tlzzio
agreed wholeheartedly.
Drummond la the 33-year-old
son o f a former county commis
sioner (Greg Drummond). He
also was bom with cerebral
palsy. He has been a champion
for the disabled community for
almost all his life.
‘ Not everyone on the council
has to be disabled," Tlzzio said.
"We should have some attor
neys, doctors and others who
are not disabled. Not all o f us
are In those positions, which Is
unfortunate."
Tlzzio will continue to serve
on the county's Code
Enforcement board and Trails
task force, seeking to be a voice
o f the disabled community. On
Tuesday, he possessed the ener
gy o f ten able bodied men.
When Tlzzio and Kirk left
jthe County Services Building,
their eyes were full oft Joy and
wonder. It didn't take long for
their special services driver to
locate them. ‘ Seems you've had
* good day,” he said.
T h e best." Tlzzio said.
Historic launch holds widespread significance
Local man
chronicles
launches
with patches
Local man
photographs
shuttle
launches
By BUI Karas
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SANFORD - Beneath
the
rising flames
of the space
shuttle Discovery as It lifts
Into space
Thursday
after
noon will be Sanford's John
Salsbury. taking photographs
three miles from the launching
pad.
A retired 20-year Air Force
aircraft control officer and 16year postal carrier, Salsbury
takes photographs
o f space
shuttle
launchings
as a
hobby. On Thursday, he will
have a profile view o f launching
pad 39-B. selling up his three
cameras beside the Atlantic
Ocean as close as he can get
to the shuttle.
"I've been
taking
photo
graphs o f the shuttle
since
the program began,* Salsbury
said. *1 do It for free aa a
hobby, although I do some
times sell to a buyer In South
Florida. I shoot
with three
cameras. Ill use two remote
cameras, one facing west, and
one facing north. I*U face east,
looking at the pad.”
The shuttle Discovery
Is
scheduled to launch Thursday
between 2 to 4:30 p.m. Dis
covery's mission will Include
deployment
o f the
Spartan
solar-observing
spacecraft,
the Hubble Space Telescope
Orbital Systems Test Platform,
and Investigating how space
flight effects the aging proc
ess. John Glenn, 77. who was
the first man to orbit the earth
on Feb. 20. 1962 in the Mer
cury program, and Is serving
as a payload
specialist
on
Discovery.
Thanks
to
his
hobby,
Salsbury met
Discovery's
commander, Curt Brown, at a
recent meeting o f the Florida
By BiU Karas
HERALD STAFF WRITER
Abova, John Qlsnn Joins M ow
Mukal and Padro Duqua during a
ChisW Olson's aocompNshmsots sloes bscoming tti
run last wssfc at in apaca. Top photo by John 8«iabury; bottom photo by
SANFORD •
When John
Olenn launches Into space
Thursday afternoon, memories
o f the first manned space (Ught
streaking through a clear night
sky will be dancing across lo
cal resident Bill Egan's mind.
Egan was
11-years
old
growing up In New Jersey when
his grandmother took him to a
quiet
spot
to
watch
the
launching o f Sputnik, the first
manned apace flight by Russia,
tn 1957. Egan's passion for
apace flight will be fueled again
on Thursday,
when NASA
plans to launch 77-year old
John Olenn, who on Feb. 20
1962 became the first man to
orbit the earth, back Into
apace.
•When 1 saw that rocket
streaking across the sky I was
hooked,* Egon sold.
T h a t's
burned Into me.
I like what
they're doing with John Olenn.
They're doing some experi
ments on the effects o f space
on older people. That's Impor
tant because age Is experience,
and you need experience In the
space program.*
The passion for space flight
runs in the Egan family. His
mother bought him a telescope
for Christmas aa a child, but
after using It a few times he
lost Interest.
It was his daughter Rosalyn
who rekindled the fire, os the
two spent many hours studying
the stars and constellations
with their telescopes. He also
enjoys walking at night and
looking at the stars with his
wife, Gail.
"My Interest In the stars was
rekindled when we bought my
daughter a telescope.’
Egan
Adult video stores short-circuited Police arrest dancers
By Baas W hits
HERALD STAFF WRITER
SEMINOLE COUNTY • A couple o f adult video
stores In Fern Pork were the focus o f get-tough
decisions Tuesday by the Board o f Seminole
County County Commissioners.
Both businesses were ordered to cease opera
tion or move to a designated area west o f San
ford by Sept. 30. 1999.
Th ey're telling us we have to move to some
cow posture," said attorney Steven O. Mason,
who represents Excitement Video, one o f the two
adult video stores the county said foiled to com
ply with lighting, sign, landscaping and color re
quirements.
Excitement Video and Bob's Video both began
but did not finish Improvements that were re
quired by the county for the two stores to remain
In business at s plaza at 8575 U.S. Highway 17
92. The owners o f both businesses say they will
take legal action.
The Board o f Commissioners listened to pleas
from each store to be given more time to comply
with the county directives but these requests fell
on deaf ears. Excitement Video was turned down
by s 3-1 vote, Bob's Video by a 3-0 vote.
Commissioner Dick Van Der Wetde said he
wanted to be "fair’ and thus voted to give Excite
ment Video more breathing room.
T h e record will show I'm against these types
o f adult businesses but we must be fair about
these matters." said Von Der Welde. who left the
hearing before the call on Bob's Video. Commis
sion Chairman Randy Morris was not present.
*lt's clear these businesses didn't meet the
letter o f the law," said Commissioner Win
Adams, who chained Tuesday's hearing. They
were given sufficient time to moke the required
changes. TWo other businesses (Circus Circus
and Erotic Emporium) compiled."
Attorneys for Ron Brown, owner o f Excitement
LAKE MARY - The Rinehart Road
Construction Project Is continuing to pro
ceed ahead the projected scheduled,
according to Project Manager David
Terwilllger, o f Conklin Porter Holmes
Engineers.
There will be a traffic shift occurring
Thursday. Traffic will be shifted onto
newly constructed south bound lanes on
Rinehart from the Siemens Manderlcy
Intersection south to the Lake mary
Boulevard Intersection. Work Is continu
ing on the remainder o f the roadway.
Student loan refinancing
President Clinton recently signed the
Higher Education Amendments (HEAJ of
1906, Into law. This allows students to
consolidate their loans
from
the
Department o f Education's direct loan
program at an Interest rate o f 7.46 per
cent. This rate would be adjusted annual
ly. However, the Department o f Education
believes the average student would save
about $500 per $10,000 o f debt on the
average 10-year loan. The deadline for
applications Is Jan. 31, leaving only a
four month window o f opportunity.
C. Peter Magrath, President o f the
National Association o f State Universities
and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULOC)
says some Important limiting conditions
By BUI K sras
HERALD STAFF WRITER
FERN PARK- Thirteen dancers and two managers were ar
rested Friday night at Sassy Meriot's In Fern Park by Seminole
County undercover agents for violating the county's adult en
tertainment ordinance.
Undercover agents observed dancers at the club performing
private table dances, straddle dances, and exposing anatomi
cal areas without utilizing the required platform or temporary
s i f raised a minimum of 18 Inches above the floor, deputies
■aid.
The arrests were made In a routine compliance check o f the
ordinance Involving the City-County Investigative Bureau.
Seminole County Sheriffs spokeswoman Deanna Brown sold,
adding that It was not a sting operation.
No addlUonal charges were filed beyond violation of the
adult entertainment ordinance. Brown said. The central
booking office for the Seminole County corrections facility said
sss VMss, Pegs SA
Rinehart lane shift Thursday
t
50 Cents
W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1998
91st Y E A R , No. 48
A special call
to all who care
County ainoe 1908
apply.
For borrowers still In school, the new
rate Is only available to those who hold
direct loans. A student who holds a mix o f
different kinds o f student loans would not
be eligible.
For graduates with loans:
’ *At least one Department o f Education
Direct Loan or Federal Family Education
Loan must be Included In the consolida
tion.
T h ere Is no consolidation fee or mini
mum balance.
*A loan holder can consolidate a single
loan, an existing direct consolidated loan.
or several loans.
* A loan holder can choose which of his
or her loans to consolidate or may choose
to consolidate all loans.
Loan holders can obtain more Informa
tion and an application by contacting the
Department o f Education Direct Loan
origination center at 1-600-557*7392 or
online at http://www.ed.gov/DlrectLoan.
Artist slide lecture
ORLANDO • Margaret A. Miller, profes
sor and chief curator from the University
o f South Florida Contemporary Art
Museum, will give a slide lecture In the
University of Central Florida Art Gallery
Thursday at 1 p.m. on the artysta featured
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The Scmlnolo Community Volun
teer Program, sponsors ol the
Reined & Senior Volunloor Pro
gram and the Somlnolo Volunleer
Center held their eighth annual
Mako a Difference Day' on Satur
day The SVC, in partnership with
The Salvation Army and the Semi*
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community landscaping project lor
Sanlord residents who lost their
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and Our Community"
Volunteers from Mennonite Disas
ter Services revisited once devas
tated sites to see the results ot their
ettorts while volunteers installed
new
landscaping,
'a
visible
reminder ol new life lor these resi
dents ' said Chandra Flint. V IS TA
volunteer (top photo) Flint stands in
front ot a South Sanlord Avenue
house, one ot live landscaped on
the day Volunteers break tor lunch
at the Myrtle Avenue house (lower
photo)
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FIqthU Today April 13, 1998
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Announce the Big Event!
Forms are available at the Seminole Herald
office. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL
32771 There is no charge for this service.
Oct. 28. 1998
E1 I ¥ I X I
Turin)y la the 301*1 itau
of 1998 and the 36lh
U u/ /nil
X
TO D AY'S
quarter.
MOON:
First
• Devoted Husband (2.1 Years) And Proud l ather O f 1 Growing Hoys
• Hoy Seoul Leader And Youth Coach
• Chairman O f Melbourne-Palm Has Area (Tiumhcr O f Coinmcrec,
Chair. Minority And Women Owned Husiness Coinnutiee
• Past Chamnan O l Raster Seal Soeiely O l l-.asi Central Florida
• 21) Yean. Intensive Courtroom Fnpcnencc
• U.S. A rm y Veteran
• Areas O f Experience - Complex C iw l Litigation, Construction
Litigation, Crim inal, Probate, Family. Juvenile And Real F.stale
• lias lleen (indorsed Hy Owners And Managers O f Small And lairge
businesses Across Hrevard And Seminole Counties, Also Fndorsed
Hy The Labor Council O f H ie A F L -C IP
POPOLAOVAPPVDor OAYIODUGAS POto CAMPAIGN10tUCT DAVODUGAN
C i m NrYSPAIT.H E.YTKKI1USE ASSN
T O U A V S HISTORY: On this day in
IHBti. the Statue of Liberty was un
veiled
LOCAL FORECAST
TIDES
Today: Sunny. Highs In Hie
low-80s. Urns in Hie low-60s.
Thursday:
Partly cloudy.
Highs In the low-HOs. Lows in
the mld-GOs Friday: Partly
cloudy. Iligtis in the mtd-HOs.
Lows In the mld-GOs. Satur
day: Partly cloudy. Highs in
the mtd-HOs. Lows In the
upper-60s.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
WEDNESDAY T H U R S D A Y
Sunny 83 G2 P t c ld y 8 3 6 5
FR ID A Y
P tc ld y 84 66
SATU RDAY
P tc ld y 84 67
LOTTERY
H e re a ro th o w in n in g n u m b e rs
s e le c te d o n T u e s d a y in trio F lo ri
d a L o tte ryF a n ta s y 5
1 -6 -1 9 -2 4 -2 6
L o t t o (O c t. 2 4 )
4 -6 -1 7 -2 6 -3 8 -3 9
Play 4
S-8-5-8
Cash 3
3-0-9
WEDNESDAY:
SOLUNAR TABLE: mtn. 11:10
u.m., maj. 5:00 u.m.. m tn.
11:45 p.m.. maj. 5:30 p.m.
TIDES: Daytona Beach: high:
12:43 a.m., 1:14 p.m.. low: 6:51
a.m.. 7:50 p.m. New Smyrna
Beach: high: I2:4H a.m.. 1:10
p.m.. low: 6:56 a.m., 7:55 p.m..
Cocoa Beach: high: 1:03 a.m..
1:34 p.m.. low: 7:11 a.m.. 8:10
p m.
BEACH CONDITIONS
D a y to n a B ea ch & N ew
S m y rn a B ea ch : Seas are 23 feet w ith u light chop.
W ater tem perature at D ay
tona Is 76 degrees and at
New Sym rna. 78 degrees.
W inds arc from the northcast at 10-15 in.p.h.
STATISTICS
On this day in 1929. Mrs T \V. Kvans
gave birth to the first child born on an
airplane. The child was born over
Miami
On this day in t9H*), Marie Osmond
married Brian Hloril in a private cer
emony.
TODAY'S ID It’l l l DAYS: Dcsidcrius
Erasmus nice|536>. scholar; James
Cook II7JH 1779), navigator. Auguste
Kseoffier <1847 1935). chef; Jonas Salk
11914-1995). microbiologist; Lenny
W ilkent (1037 I, basketball player
coaelt. is Fit; Dennis Franz >1944 >,
actor, is 54: (truce Jenner (1949-1, ath
lete. is 49. Julia Roberts H967-I, ac
tress, is 31
TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in
1950, Pat Hrudv ot Nevada Reno made
a record 99 yard punt against Loyula
of Los Angeles.
TODAY'S {(COTE: "In the country of
the blind the one-eyed man is king"
— Erasmus
TODAY'S W EATHER: On this day in
1978, as severe thunderstorms rum
bled across parts of Argentina's
province ol Cordoba, a tornado killed
live people and injured 30 at Montcros
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a look at statewide and nation
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N o n tra d itio n a l m e d ic in e
SAMfORP K H 1N STRCCT
Usago of alternative care
POLICE LOG
S 4 T U R P .-U I, f f T f P * f R
M 4tiK>rT M 5 C IM R F
'flu* following reports were compiled from the Seminole Coiinf;/
Sheriffs Of lire fo r Incidents recorded Ocl. 27:
Pumpkin Carving Contest
‘ Costume Contest
Ilurj’lury:
SANFORD, Power Court. 200 block. Ocl. 20. 11:20 p in. A .'Mi
year old woman and a 37-ycnr-old man were arrested for Ixtrglaty In a conveyance and grand theft. Seminole County shertlfs deputies found Hie couple driving with a large quantity of
aluminum In their truck they could not account for. Upon fur
ther Investigation, a passenger In the car told them tiny had
stopped at a local recycling center, the man had cllmhed over
the fence and dnipped aluminum over to the woman who
loaded the truck. H ie couple said they had permission to do
that. The manager of the center said they did not.
Dealing in stolen property:
WINTER PARK. Fem dell. 3500 block, Oct. 20. I I a.in. An IH
year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs depu
ties for dealing In stolen property. Deputies said a woman
called to say a young man who visited her son had stolen
some Items and she Ijcllcvcd he had pawned them. An Investi
gation revealed that the young man had recently cashed In
seven tings for $70 at a lornl pawn shop and had provided a
thumb print and Identification. The rings were Identified as the
woman's. The young man. alrrndy In Jail on other charges was
hooked on the new charge as well.
Domestic violence:
SANFORD, W ashington Street, 3700 block, Ocl. 20. 10 OH
a.in. A 24-year-old woman was arrested by Sanford Police for
domestic violence and aggravated battery. Police said the
woman became enraged when a man. the father of her chil
dren. told her he wanted to break off their relationship. The
woman left his house, but the man said he was concerned she
would return to harm his car In some way. The man went out
side a short time later and when he stepped ofT the stoop, she
slashed him with a 12 Inch knife. Police said the woman a d
mitted to slashing Ills tires but said she did not slash him
SANFORD. 13'* S treet and Southwest Road, Oct. 20. 7:53
pan. A 30 year-old man was arrested by Seminole County
sheriffs deputies for domestic violence and aggravated battery.
Deputies said the man and his girlfriend were fighting when he
hit her In the forehead with his fists and pulled out her hair
weaves and ripped her shirt.
Drugs:
OVIEDO, Avenue B, 50 block. Oct. 26. 10:22 pan. A Ill-yearold man wus arrested by Oviedo I’ollce for possession of
marijuana. Police said they saw him rolling a marijuana ciga
rette on the front steps of a local store, lie was smoking It
when they approached him. police said. When they asked for
Identification, he blew smoke In their face Ik -fore providing
any Information. The officers said they recognized the smoke
as that o f marijuana and thry recovered the cigarette to con
firm their suspicions.
• Trick or Treats af
su [)«.vteru oi Americans reponco using alternative health
care in tho past year Among the more popular types of nontraditional treat
ment are herbal, massage and vitamin therapy
Video-------
Survivors include daughter.
Utilise, Uike Mary; son. Thomas E. Jeter. Apopka; sister,
Rot belli* Johnson. Orlando; 11
grandchildren:
11
great
grandchildren.
Baldwin-Fairchild
Oaklawn
Park Ccmcicry and Funeral
Home. Lake Mary, In charge of
arrangements.
EVELYN M. BURTON
Evelyn M. Hurt on. 78, Cy
press Lane, Oldsmar. Fla., died
Monday. Oi l. 26. 1998. Dom In
Oloiistrr. Ohio, she moved to
Central Florida In 1947. Mrs.
Hurt on was a homemaker. She
was u member of Women's
Guild of St. Charles, Eucharis
tic minister, und n member of
the church choir. Mrs. Durton
was a mcmltcr o f St. Augustine
Catholic Church.
Survivors Include sons. John.
Lakeland,
Jim.
Oldsmar.
daughters.
Mary
Ebmeyer.
South Cumlinu. Ann Marie
Writer, Oviedo; sister. Alice
Moranto. Daton Rouge, La.;
eight grandchildren.
ilaldwIu-Fairchlld
Funeral
Home, Altamonte Springs. In
charge of arrangements.
KATHRYN L. DAVIS
Kathryn L. Davis. 71. Lake
Andrea Circle, Mt. Dora, died
Sunday. Oct. 25. 1998. Dom In
Lake City, she moved to Cen
tral Florida In 1965 from Jack
sonville. Mrs. Davis was a
homemaker.
Survivors Include daughters,
Joanne Klgdun. McCuysvtlle.
Gu.. Gull
Hail.
Longwood,
Glyndu
Cook.
Cussrlberry.
Susie Moore, Mt. Dora; son.
Herbert J. Jr., Orlando; sisters,
Delvts Passmore. Yvonnle. both
of Haines City; brother. Hurry
Tomlinson. Hridgcport. W.V.:
11 grandchildren;
13 great
grandchildren.
Daldwln-Falrehlld
Oaklawn
Park Cemetery and Funeral
Home. Luke Mary. In charge of
arrangements.
JESTER HART
Jester Hart. 79. Third Street.
Oviedo, died Tuesday. Oct. 20.
1998 Dom In Perry, he moved
to Central Floridu In I94H. Mr.
Hurt wus a laborer.
Survivors
include
sister.
Uiulse Dlalr, Oviedo; nephew.
Freddie Dlalr, Rochester, N.Y.:
niece. Jamie Dlalr. Oviedo.
Golden's Funeral Home. Inc.,
Winter Park. In charge of ar
rangements.
MARIAN T. HUBER
Marian T. Huber. 78. Dulbuu
Court. Sanford, died Saturday.
Oct. 24. 1998. Dom tn Omaha.
Neb., she moved to Central
Florida In 1969 from Los A n
geles. Calif. Mrs. Huber was a
homemaker. She was a m em
ber of Church In H ip Son.
Survivors Include son. Carl.
Sanford;
daughter,
Sharon.
Sanford;
brother,
Michael
Turco. California; sister, Fran
ces Vucantl, Nebraska; two
grandchlldrrn.
Dntdwln-Fnlrchlld
Oaklawn
Park Cemetery and F'uneml
Home. Lake Mary. In charge of
arrangements.
BARBARA L. MARSHALL
Barbara L. Marshall.
63.
Powder Horn
Circle.
Lake
Mary, died Saturday, Oct. 24.
1998. Dom In Paducah. Ky..
she moved to Central Floridu
In 1989 from Atlanta. Gu. Ms.
Marshall was a homemaker.
Survivors Include husband.
James; son, Phil, Livingston.
Tcnn.; daughter. Connie W hi
taker. Nlccvlllc. Cindy Dodo.
West Point. Mass., Cathy. Day
tona Beach; brothers. Herman
Dean
Jr..
Phoenix.
Ariz..
Wayne Deem. Columbus. Ohio;
sisters. Nonna Jones. Kaye
Keeling, both of Paducah. Ky.:
six grandchildren.
Daldwln-Falrehlld
Oaklawn
Park Cemetery and Funeral
Home. Lake Mary, In charge of
arrangements.
Video and
lioh Morgan, owner of Dob's
Video argued that the biislnesses were tenants at the
plaza and needed the approval
of the owner
before
any
changes could be made "We
needed more time,”
Mason
said.
"If there was a problem, all
they had to do was ask lor
more lime.” Adams said.
Van Dcr Welde disagreed,
""fills Is a fairness Issue,” lie
said. "We should have given
these |>coplc a little more
room."
Adams. Daryl Mi Lain and
Omul Malay did not share Van
Der Welde's opinion
and
seemed surprised at how lie
voted. "I don't get It." Adams
said.
If the two businesses had
made the changes required,
they
would
have
been
"grandfathered In” at the pres
cut location. They can co n
tinue to operate until Sept. 30.
1999 In Fern Park. Then, they
must move to the Sanlord area
- "Ill a tow pasture” as Mason
said.
Morgan told the tommlssloiiers that he lias made more
than $ 11,0 0 0 of Improvements
In "a gootl f.itih ellort" to do as
the county requested, lie said
that he and Drown were paying
for Improvements lor the entire
plaza.
"There Is nothing Iclt lor ns
to do but pursue tills hi tourt.”
Mason said. H ie case could go
to U.S. District Court or to lo
cal circuit court, lie said.
"We're not through with this.”
he said.
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Texas. Jell Jones, Motlor. Ind.;
daughters. Nellie Schneider,
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FImest
"Smttty"
Cooper
Smith. 57. Water Oak Drive.
Sanford, died Saturday. Oct.
24. 1998. Bom tn Rochester.
N.H.. he moved to Central
Florida In 1992 from Odessa.
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CARRIE SANDERS
Carrie Sanders. 93. Park Ave
nue, Sanford, died Monday.
Oct. 26. 1998. Dom Aug. 3.
1905 In Wuverly County. Tenn..
she moved to Central Florida
In 1965. Mrs. Sanders wus a
floor lady In (lie garment Industty. She was a Methodist.
Survivors tnrlude daughter,
Mary L. Ervin, Sanford; two
grandchildren;
two
great
grandchildren.
Daldwln-F'alrchlld
Funeral
Home, Luke Maty. In charge of
arrangements.
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MARGARET DILLARD
BROWN
Margaret Dillard Drown. 79.
Santa Street. Sanford, died
Friday. Oct. 23. I99H. Dom In
Doslwtck, Fla., she moved to
the Sanford area In 1949 from
Dt-Land. Mrs. Drown was a
homemaker. She was n memIx-r of the American Legion
Auxiliary. Sanford Navy Fleet
Reserve, and V.F.W. Auxiliary.
Mrs. Drown was a member of
Central Daptlst Church, San
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Beware...An angry group of religious zealots, motivated purely by their own per
sonal political agendas and greed, have succeeded in placing two dangerous issues on
your Novem ber 3 ballot - known as the Non-Binding Question (Casselberry) and the
Public Decency Ordinance.
These so-called do-gooders," backed by Pat Robertson's aggressive Christian
Coalition, feel they have the right to infringe on your Constitutional Freedom s and the
separation of Church and State.
Remember Pat R obertson’s idle threat last summer...
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and I don’t think I’d be waving those flags in God's face if I were yo u .”
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County...Robertson has boasted that:
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We have enough votes to run this country...and when people say, ‘W e’ve had
enough,’ w e ’re going to take over!"
The Christian Coalition is using their interpretation of the gospel and our local
issues for their own political gain...
Compare Robertson's statem ent to Hermann Goering's:
We have faith, deep and unshakable faith, that he (Hitler) was sent to us by
God to save Germany."
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Talk about blind faith!
It tho O rdinances an- p issed, j n j a m i * over 10 years o ld can be arrested for w earing a bathing suit, e vening gow n, or any clothing c o n s id
ered too revealing This m eans your 10-year old child could be arrested it lie or sue doesn't wear g o ve rn m e n t-a p p ro ve d clothing
It the O rdinances are passed, om
Sheriff m ust enforce
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G r e a t lo s s
Do you want a group of religious zealots telling you how to live?
U S. m ilitary c a s u a ltie s
In W orld W ars
Isn’t there too much Government in your life already?
von: NO on the
World War 1
Number serving
4 7 4 3 .8 2 0
Total Casualties
320,710
World War II
Number serving
16.353.659
Total Casualties
1,079.162
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th e re w ell- apptOMim.itely i J million
U S iiiiltl.ii y c asualties d u rin g I Me
W orld W ars O l those alm ost J 7 pt*i
cent w ere m ortally w ounded
Non-Binding Question
(Casselberry) and
VOTE AGAINST the Public Decency
Ordinance on Tuesday. November 3.
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6 A • Seminole Herald, SantortJ. Florida • Wednesday, October 28. 1998
Editorial & Opinion
Roys and men
Development and
Men are accountable. Hoys
have to learn accountability.
Men have Integrity. Hoys have
to leam the meaning of stand
ing behind their commitment.
Men tell the truth. Hoys must
leam the Importance o f hon
esty. Men face the conse
quences o f their mistakes.
Hoys are scared to face the
punishment.
Lee Moore, a fifteen year old
sophomore at Seminole High
School, Is more o f a man than
his Dad. Thomas, le e admitted
to his mistake knowing, the
consequences that he faced.
He Is accountable, or at least
wants to be. He committed to
his coach, his teammates and
his school that he would not
drink, on campus or ofT and he
broke that commitment, by his
own confession. He told the
truth. He stood ready to face
the consequences. That was
before Dad entered the picture.
His Dad wants to make the
issue one o f the right to pri
vacy. His Dad thinks that the
school has no right to adminis
ter the consequences that are
clearly spelled out In advance
to every student who wishes to
participate
in
any
extra
curricular activity
in High
School.
Oood citizenship is getting
hard to come by. Individual
rights are precious and need
protection. But In order to have
uny working, practical and o p
derly society Individuals must
sacrifice SOME of their Individ
ual rights. Hy the senior Mr.
Moore's argument. Lee should
Ire punished by himself. Good
theory us far as It goes. Hut It
does not go far. What about the
kid that has no Dad? What
about the parent's that Just
don't care? And what about the
team? What about the school?
How do they operate
not
knowing what the parents will
and won’t do?
No. This Issue Is very, very
simple. This Issue Is not about
an Individual's right to privacy.
Thts issue Is about Lee's bro
ken obligation to his team and
his school. It's*about Lee fac
ing the consequences o f his a c
tions. And Dad? You should be
admiring your son's sense of
truth, obligation, and Integrity
as he faces
those conse
quences. Believe It or not. that
would be a win-win stance for
you to lake!
Sanford
D oes le k n u n
Apopka
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In the mid-seventies. Tom
McDonald was Chairman of the
Grenter Sanford Development
Corporation,
which was
a
group o f downtown people and
others Interested In the rede
velopment o f the dying down
town area. Something needed
to be done as quickly as possi
ble and the GSDC was formed
to try and accomplish the task.
Tom was on the board nt the
United States Hank, located In
the Sanford Pinza (recently
demolished) and I was presi
dent nt the time. He enme toe
ns n friend and working mem
ber of the community and
asked If I would succeed him
as chairman and work for the
redevelopment o f the down
town area. Hr reasoned that
since my business was not lo
cated In the area, maybe Influ
ence could be brought to bear
on the commission and othrrs
to accomplish their aims. I f
they wanted me nnd would
elect me. I would accept the
honor and duties. They did and
1 did.
In two years o f work by the
OSDC Including Sara Jacob
son. Cal Conklin, Hill Colbert
and othrrs we Influenced the
city to build planting beds,
landscape, and new streets
from Sanford Avenue to Oak
Avenue that shows the redevel
opment done and now exists.
There were other goals for the
GSDC. but this was the main
one and since It was accom
plished. the group In a few
years ceased to exist.
Now. over twenty years later,
the chance occurs for us to a c
complish those goals started
and dreamed o f so long ago. A
hotel and conference renter Is
being proposed for the down
town area. A dream could come
true for many of the leaders of
Sanford, could hrlp the ad va
lorem tax coffers, allow every
high
school
In
Seminole
County -to have their gradua
tion ceremonies under one roof
In Sanford and not have’ to go
to Orange County. Tills will
allow the Chamber o f C om
merce to attract many smull
conventions to come to Sanford-not to compete with Or
lando. It will allow visitors to
see our beautiful city and tell
others. They will come here
arid build other stores and
buildings to Increase our qual
ity o f life.
It is dimcult to see why any
one could be opposed to b u c I i
a phenomenal chance to have
all this without any tax dollars
being spent by the city to a c
complish what has been de
sired for so long. If It odes not
happen this time, It may never
happen again, at least not for
a long, long time and for sure
we will lose our chance for the
conference center.
OH YES. there Is a reason for
|>cople to oppose the Idea.
They say that we arc going to
lose the park. They forget to
tell you that you (WE) are going
to have a park that will be sevenil acres larger than the pres
ent park. As a matter of fact. It
will be four or five times as
large as the park on Park. To
give you a perspective, the new
park will Include the ball park
next to the present park. As a
matter of fact, the new park
will have the ambiance of. and
be comparable to. say Central
l\irk In New York City, com
paring the size o f Sanford to
Nrw York. The developer and
the city have agreed on this
fact.
Taxes will not be Increased
by approving the resolution. As
a matter o f fact, tuxes will be
reduced os the hotel nnd con
ference center grow and begin
paying more taxes to the city of
Sanford.
The Improvements, that is
the hotel and conference cen
ter plus the value of the land
will all be tuxable, that Is n 40
to 00 million dollar Increased
tax base with the Increase be
ing added to the tax base of the
City of Sanford. In addition to
that, there will be additional
sales taxes, cigarette taxes and
tourist taxes collected on all
their sales.
There will be new Jobs. Some
will be beginning salary wages
but there are many citizens In
Sanford who will benefit from
that wage. There will be addi
tional high salary wages and
even if brought In by the hotel,
they will live In the area and
spend their salaries here. All
this, will help the growth of the
area,' which If you ask the pre
sent merchants, they will tell
you tliat they are Just holding
on until something big hap
pens to Sanford to make It
worth their efTort.
• The Community Redevelop
ment Agency will get the addi
tional ad valorem tax Incre
ment on all properties located
In the CRA area to be used for
improvement In that whole
area, with no additional taxes
levied on the citizens o f San
ford. These moneys will be
used to Improve all o f the fa
cilities In the area Including
the lighting on First Street,
finish the lighting on Second
Street, and expand tire redevel
opment of First Street both
East and West to make It more
pleasant to shop In downtown
Sanford.
Lake Monroe Park Is the
most under utilized park in
Sanford. With the revitalization
of that park, with Its enlarge
ment by at least thirty percent.
It will be the most beautiful
park In town and hopefully the
most utilized.
With all
these
admitted
l>eneflts for the citizens of
Sanford. It Is our most urgent
desire that you will be sure you
vote next Tuesday and vote
"Yes* for the park, the board
walk. the piers, the conference
renter, and the hotel. When
passed, this will be the culmi
nation o f action by many p eo
ple on many boards for many
years. Most assuredly they
would love to see the fruit of
their labors. It will be far your
benefit.
Teens fall somewhere in the middle
‘ different* at all.
*1 think It's the kids who are doing wrong who
are different,* she said.
‘ I weighted It out,* Liberty said. ‘ Drinking,
drugs and depression on one side: a happy fam
ily on the oilier.*
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DONNA
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Syndicated Columnist
Washington Post
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the Year finalist, blames teens' lack o f spiritual
grounding. Seated In the fancy meeting room
where the Boys & Girls Clubs honors were an
nounced. Thomas, who cared for his two young
brothers during his mother's recent surgerieswiped at eyes still moist from the ceremony.
*A lot of kids don't liave a relationship with
God-1 wish they did,* Thomas said. T h e bad
things of the world Just don't appeal to me.*
A senior who will be the first person In her
family to finish high school. Liberty was bom on
the 1081 day tliat American hostages arrived
home from Iran. Her mom. Mary Antoine-who
cites her daughter as her Inspiration for getting
and staying sobe-was moved when hostages
kissed the ground, shouting. ‘ Liberty!*
O f course a girl named Liberty would believe
tliat kids who act terribly feel trapped by the n o
tion that no one cares.
T h e y think that If they died today, nobody
would notice.* she said. T h e richest Idd in the
world can have the some problem If their par
ents don't have time for than.*
As details from the tragedy in Laurel emerge,
we're bound to hear all the complex factors that
Inspire ‘ good* kids to do awful things. So let's
take a moment to consider what causes teens
with every reason to fail to succeed.
Ruby Moan
Lake Mary
Merchant responds to
park group
As a downtown
Sanford
business owner and life long
Sanford resident. I feel com
pelled to respond to the m is
representation o f the facta by
the ‘ Save the Park" group.
First. I urge the citizens to
not be led by anyone until you
see all the facts. Please, don't
Just go along with what the
‘ Save the Park’ few who say.
John Y. Mercer, Chairman
T h e whole city will be con
Community Redevelopment
crete.* Look for yourself. I have
Agency
talked to supporters of the
‘ Save the Park* and most o f
them until the last couple o f
wrecks did not even know there
Facet in the mirror
would be an 8-acre enhanced
I firmly believe that the atti
park still there. I could see the
tude o f Florida's legislature re
surprise In their eyes when
flects. as in a mirror, how It
they realized there would be a
regards Florida's school chil
better park still there. Some
dren and their teachers. Last
were probably
too
embar
year Republicans. Senator Toni
rassed to admit that maybe
Jennings and House Speaker
they need to get all the facts
Daniel Webster, tried to pass
first.
legislation to eliminate teach
Remember, this city Is made
ers' tenure and effectively dis
up o f all age groups o f people,
mantle their union.
Moi
lost are good, honest, hard
When a teacher faces the
working people who take It
mirror, he or she needs to
very seriously when they are
confirm that the Image re
not told all the facts. They said
flected is o f a dedicated and
the Seminole Town Mall would
respected educator. That Image
fall, but it Is a great success. I
Is clouded tf the teacher Is
asked one o f the members to
weighed down by anxiety and
go down to the park with me
uncertainty over Job security.
after dark with $100.00 In their
Apparently the Republicanpocket and sec what hap
senators and representatives
pened... ‘ Oh. no takers. I see.
couldn't see or didn't care that
Quite frankly. It's not safe
their Image was reflected as
there at night. If we had a well
one o f disrespect and disregard
Ut. Improved park. I don't see
for the public school systemthis to be a problem. I have
children and teachers-in the . been In business In downtown
state o f Florida.
Sanford for 28 years. I'm tired
o f hearing. ‘ Oh. I don't go
I believe that our Democrat
downtown Sanford.' Well guess
Oovcmor and members of the
what folks, the ‘ Celery Bunch*
legislature perceive a clearer.
are all gone. They made m il
Image as they face the mirror.
lions off the land and the peoIt is imperative, then, not only
O TH ER VIE W S
WASHINGTON D.C.- What are teen-agers really
like?
Are they like Liberty Franklin. 17. the aspiring
orthodontist who recently was named national
Youth o f the Year here by the Boys & Girls Clubs
o f America? Liberty Is being raised by a single
mom In a low-income housing project In Everett,
Wash., where drugs and crime are common. Yet
she somehow maintains a 4.0 grade-point aver
age while working three part- time Jobs.
Or are teens more like the Laurel. Md.. youths,
ages 15 to 18. charged with chasing down and
kicking to death an Immigrant dishwasher, a
stronger who was minding his own business
when they allegedly confronted him? Police say
at least three youths stomped Gllberto Her
nandez. 35, while the others egged them on.
None o f the boys- two o f whom are on the Laurel
High School varsity football team- had prior ar
rest records.
Most teens, o f course, fall somewhere In be
tween. But It's the extreme that fascinate and
challenge us. mocking our easy assumptions.
Each time we hearr a horrific teen tale-thc girls
who strangles her newborn baby, the athletes
who rape a mentally challenged neighbor, the
‘ normal* kid who opens fire on classmates-we
ask questions similar to the one now plaguing
Laurel:
What could inspire apparently normal, middleclass boys-klds with part-time Jobs and decent
homes-to behave so abominably?
But I have another question: Shouldn't we
spend at least as much time ssklng what could
explain behavior as off-the-chart terrific as Lib
erty's? This is a girl whose mother is a recover
ing alcoholic and whose brothers have drifted In
and out o f prison and drug rehab. She could
easily have turned out a mesa-yet she's suc
ceeding beyond most people's imaginings.
At a breakfast ceremony held In a U.S. Senate
banquet room and hosted by retired Gen. Colin
Powell. Liberty won the Boys & Girls Club high
est accolade over four other similarly Impressive
regional finalists. Blinking awav haoov tears.
for registered Democrat voters
but for those registered as Re
publican or Independent to
vote to elect or reelect respon
sible Democrats to state office.
If you want to make sure that
Florida's Image is o f a state
that truly values Its most Im
portant resource. Its children
and their teachers, I urge you
to vote Nov. 3 for Democrat
candidates for Florida's State
Senate, House o f Representa
tives. and for Governor.
Berry's World
pie. They stopped growth here
and left us with a poor and de
caying downtown area. Don't
you think It's time that we got
some quality, clean, decent
projects downtown so the mer
chants can afford to fix up our
buildings and attract some nrw
bustness long needed In San
ford?
This reminds me o f when I
sponsored Pee Wee football
trann through a Seminole
County sponsored
program.
Most o f our boys were from
Sanford and were black. When
It came time to get our equip
ment-helmets
and shoulder
pads from Seminole County,
we got a truck load o f worn and
left over equipment to use be
cause we were in Sanford. T h e
red-headed stepchild o f Semi
nole County.*
Well guess what again folks.
All o f a sudden, we are now
The
Jewel
of
Seminole
County.* Where else In Semi
nole County do you have a
growing and prospering airport
and a beautiful 4.5 long lakefront with a vibrant and pros
pering Port o f Sanford? It Is
time we got the best for a
change. We need a quality
project In the commercial area
to enhance It and help It grow.
I Just can't forget the expres
sions on those boys faces
when the Tuacawtlla W ild
cats*. or whatever their names
were from South Seminole
County, ran out on the field
with their shiny, new uniforms.
I want us, for a change, to get
the very best. Don't be fooled.
If we don't have men and
women of vision as our leaders:
smart, progressive and excited,
we will go Into the 21st century
with another 50 y e a n o f being
the ‘ red-headed stepchild.*
Remember, you. the citizen
exercised your birthright and
voted our current leaden into
office. Your leaden, all of
them, want this to happen for
you. Have the courtesy to stand
behind the people you voted
for. It was your choice, so don't
be fooled by the misinforma
tion out there. Oct the facts
and vote.
In conclusion, your Sanford
Pee Wee team conquered the ti
tle o f State Championship that
year. Here are two verses for
thought: *A people without vi
sion will surely parish.* “You
shall know the truth, the truth
shall make you fire.*
Jim
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Seminole Herald. Sanlord, Florida • Wednesday, October 28. 1099 - 11
Refuse to lose
Extra Points...
Kellie
Werner
Seminole comes back from brink
of defeat to oust Mainland in 5A-5
Herald Staff Writer
Forget the NBA,
there are a lot of
other things to do
SANFORD _ What a shame.
Professional basketball players have decided
that smoking pot and getting paid too much
money for something they like to do anyway Is
more Important than their fans.
Wlille some of you are sitting around wonder
ing what on earth you are going to do until these
overpaid sports Icons actually take the court. I
have come up with n list.
It Is Kellie's list of things to do Instead of
watching an NllA basketball game.
Believe It or not. there 1s life outside of ba s
ketball.
Here are Just a few o f the things you can do In
stead o f parking It on the couch with a bag of
popcorn, a six-pack o f your favorite beverage
and holding onto the remote with a death-grip.
(Three o f my favorite hobbles, by the way.)
You can head out to the Seminole High School
homecoming parade on Thursday afternoon.
While there, you can not only sec the home
coming court, the football team and the band,
but also a member o f the World Champion New
York Yankees. Tim 'Rock" Raines Is slated to be
the Grand Marshall o f the parade.
If you miss tills glimpse o f the future Hall of
Fame baseball player, check out the Seminole
homecoming game on Friday night. Raines Is ex
pected to be an honored guest at the slugfest be
tween the 'Notes and the Oviedo Uons.
How about a little cocktail party? The world's
largest Is occurring this weekend when Florida
and Georgia travel to a. neutral site In Jackson
ville. to .determine who. will stay alive in. the
Southeastern Conference race. There are sure to
be some other college games on of Interest,
though I cant believe anyone could actually b e
tuned Into any other game.
Don't care for football? How about a little vol
leyball? For the next two nights, the girls' volley
ball teams In Seminole County will be battling It
out on the courts of Lake Mary and Winter
Springs High Schools to determine who Is the
best In the area.
It's a pretty safe bet that Lake Mary or Oviedo
and Winter Springs will take top honors In their
classes, but If you don't mind a little drive, check
out the Seminole game. The Lady ‘Notes are
playing at Oak Ridge In Orlando and should put
on a pretty good show tonight tn their attempt at
an upset In the Class SA playoffs.
Need something a little more cultural than
sports? (I can't see why!) In Just three weeks.
Sanford will hold the first ever Heritage Festival
complete with art. entertainment and culture.
Downtown Sanford will come to life.
C a n t wait that long? Lake Mary High School Is
putting on "Death of a Salesman* on Thursday
and Friday night. While musicals tend to be Its
strong suit. Lake Mary will no doubt do JusUcc to
the Arthur Miller classic.
Speaking of Miller, don't forget that he married
Marilyn Monroe, who In turn married Joe DlMag. glo...which brings us back to sports.
Two local high schools are putting on their
sports carnivals in the next lew weeks. This
weekend is Oviedo's and then Lake Howell will
hold Its carnival In two weeks.
Also, soccer season starts soon. Oh, wait.
Watching a blank screen and making up a b a s
ketball game In your mind might be more enter
taining.
There are family activities, however, that can
be enjoyed In lieu of no basketball and soccer.
The newly expanded Seminole County YMCA
offers a little bit of something for the whole fam
ily. In addition to the fitness room and swim
ming pool, there are classes offered dally In eve
rything from arts and crafts to karate.
O r the whole family can take In a Pop W arner
football game. Oviedo, Sanford and Lake Mary's
team's are playing very strong this year and
nothing is cuter than watching those little play
ers tn their oversized uniforms run options and
sack quarterbacks.
So. never fear. There is plenty to do Instead of
pining for the basketball season. Besides, It's
time to take a stand and tell these players that
their behavior, salaries and ridiculous demands
are not going to be tolerated anymore.
Even if the season starts, don't watch. Keep
finding fun things to do in the community. Any
way, high school basketball starts soon. That ia
much more entertaining.
In time.
"We sinned off flat nnd got worse," Corso said.
By J e ff Berlinlcke
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
ORLANDO _ Two points away from getting
blown out In "the first round of the Class GADlstrlct 5 girls volleyball playoffs. Seminole
needed a quick boost.
With survival at hand, the ’Noles found It nnd
scored the next 13 points on the way to a dra
matic come-from-behlnd 13-15. 15-13. 15-4 win
over Mainland to advance to the second round
tonight against host Oak Ridge. A win tonight
would guarantee the Semtnoles a berth In the
Class 5A Rrgtonals next week.
For a while. It looked like Seminole would a l
ready be lining up Homecoming dales for this
weekend Instead o f playing another volleyball
match. The Semtnoles were off their game early
and. down 13-2 In the second game, lookrd
headed for early elimination.
But for the second straight match, the Noles
found a way to come from behind to pull out the
win. Last week against Pine Ridge on Senior
Night. Seminole wiped out another huge deficit.
There were a lot of heroes In the comeback.
Servers Courtney Newman. Kim Nelson and
Tracey Swaynon were tough throughout the
comeback and coach Beth Corso went to her
bench and found freshman Tara Wiggins who
played a key role In the comeback. Nelson had
a strong night setting for powerhouse Amanda
Cook and the Semlnoles found their game Just
1 kept telling them lo find their composure and
we went to an attack game. It wor
Corso said that, with a big deficit on the Oak
Ridge scoreboard, n key was that her team
never panicked.
T lir y never got upset,* Corso said. *1 got frus
trated but we Just needed time to find our game.*
Seminole found It behind strong serving and
Mainland mistakes. Mainland called a timeout,
leading 13-12 In the second game, but It was
the last time the Semlnoles would trail.
Behind Swaynon's serve. Seminole closed It
out on three straight spikes from Cook, New
man and Emily Wonlenay to force a deciding
gume.
At that point. It was all Seminole.
The 'Notes got a side-out after a Mainland
mlstnke nnd. with Newman serving, reeled off
the first nine points. Cook had five winners
during the Seminole run. but. after a slde-out,
Seminole had another mental lapse, a problem
whlrh has plagued the team all year.
Mainland rut the lead to 9-4. but Melltssa
Witte took over serve after a slde-out and Semi
nole closed out the win on a six-point run fea
turing two spikes from Wiggins.
Now the 'Noles head back to Orlando tonight
to face Oak Ridge which features twin towers up
front. Seminole lost twice In the same week to
the Pioneers during the regular season, but
Corso Is eyeing a spot In the Reglonals. which
Leaders
shine in
rwlcfl/rr*«'«
nrl •
I
would be the Semlnoles' first since 1996.
T h ey block well but if we can make their
middles move, we can have a lot of success."
Corso said.
Oame time Is 7 p.m. and will follow the other
semifinal matchup between Spruce Creek and
Deltona, which ousted Pine Ridge. 15-2, 4-15.
15-10. Tuesday night at 5 p.m.
Dr. Phillips
operates on
VolleyFest
opponents
•
t
softball
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ When you look at the
rrsulta from Tuesday night's games
tn the City of Sanford Recreation
and Parks Department Women's
Fall Slow Pitch Softball League you
will ace a lot of runs and gam es
ended by the run rule.
And while the winning teams
combined to score 52 runs and
none of the games went over five
Innings, fans should not overlook
the winning teams' defense.
In two gomes the losing teams
‘ *had five *hits
“ and* in the third
only
game the defeated team only had
six safeties. Only one of the 16 hits
went for extra bases and the three
teams only combined for six runs.
So don't say that there is no de
fense in slow pitch softball,
In results from
Plnehurst Park,
fro
Flyers Wings & Grill put on an
awesome display to club Orlando
Dodge, 24-3: Sunni land Corpora
tion whipped the Sharks. 13-1: and
Curt's Allcycats topped Vaughan
Incorporated, 15-2.
Curt's Alleycats and Sunnlland
Corporation are both 6-1 and Fly
ers Wings fir Grill is 5-2. Complet
ing the standings are the Sharks
and Vaughan Incorporated (both 2
5) and Orlando Dodge (0-7).
Next week, Vaughan Incorpo
rated battles the Sharks at 6:30
p.m.; Orlando Dodge challenges
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la .a s a s
tu a s .u t r
a a a ia . t a
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a o o v s .u ia
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
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Junior outside hKter Mika Wicks helped the host Lake Mary
Rams finish second to undefeated Dr. Phillips in VoieyFeet.
LAKE MARY _ Sometimes you get what you ask for
and It doesn't matter.
After the first round o f VolleyFest 1996 last Thursday
at Lake Mary High School, Rams star Brett Pocock
said that Lake Mary was "gunning* for Dr. Phillips.
W d l. when the smoke h ad cleared Saturday afterd got tl
undefeated Panthers. And smile the hosts led late In
both games. Dr. Phillips rallied to win Its first ever
VolleyFest Championship. 15-13 and 15-13.
The Championship Game was the second time the
two boys' volleyball powers had met on Saturday, as
the Panthers had edged Lake Mary. 15-10, 15-8, in the
Winner's Bracket Final.
Dr. Phillips, which finishes the season with a perfect.
25-0 record and did not lose a game in the tourna
ment. looked like it would waltz to the championship
when the Panthers took a 10-4 lead in the first game of
the finale.
But the Rams, who end the year 21-5, refused to quit
and bounced back to take a 13-12 lead before Dr.
Phillips, behind VolleyFest Most Valuable Player Fablo
Contrasting styles in Lake M ary
From Staff Reporta
LAKE MARY _ Three games,
three totally different results.
There w as a blowout, a tie and a
one-run nall-blter in the City of
Lake Mary Parks and Recreation
Department Men's Fall Wednesday
Night Slow Pitch Softball League at
the Lake Mary Sports Complex.
Mike Smith had an absolutely
fabulous game, going four-lor-bur.
Including a grand slam, two threerun home runs and a double,
■cored four runs and drove tn 11
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Jw M pa N r i l i i
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tatanriM
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a io a oa . is ia
8 M 8 M .I4 i t
a a a o a r .ia aa
a o 4 o a i.ia a i
runs, in only four Innings, as Sig
nal Zero thumped Jem igsn Proper
ties. 23-4.
B'Bee's Home Cooking scored
two runs tn the top of the atxth In
ning to force a 14-14 tie with Ce
leste Industries tn a game that was
stopped after six Innings.
The Alpha Team scored seven
r.'na in the top of the sixth Inning
to tie the game at 15-15, but Kevin
Julian singled and Jam es Kenney
tripled In the bottom of the sixth
inning as Lake Mary Pub won
It-
is.
;
The league will be In action
again tonight with a trtplehcadcy
starting at 6 d 0 p.m. at the
Mary Sports Complex
“
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from
Mayfidr Country Club
i CR46-A and Country
Club Road.
Sanford Junior G irls’ Fast Pitch Softball League returns to action
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HERALD SPORTS EDITOR
SANFORD _ Twelve w as the
magic number in the City of
Sanford Recreation and Parks
Department Junior Girls Fast
Pitch
Softball
League
last
The Sanford Lions Club had
s
'rtj.
the biggest week, winning twice
over the Rock Lake Raiders out
of the Dot Richardson Softball
Academy
from
Altamonte
Springs.
Last Thursday
at Merrill
Park, the Lions Club edged the
Raiders,
12-11, then
came
back to best the Rock Lake
bunch. 12-6. on Saturday on
the Roy Holler Junior Field at
Ft. MeUon Park.
The other game last Saturday
found the Raiders and the
Sanford Kiwanls Club battling
to a 12-12 tie.
The Tigers from the Dot
Richardson Softball Academy
are 2-0, the Angels from the
on Softball AcadDot Richardson
emy are 1-0. the Sanford Lions
Club Is 3-1, the Rock Lake
Raiders from the Dot Richard
son Softball Academy is 0-2-1
and the Sanford Klwania Club
is 0-4-1.
The league will be in action
again on Thursday, with the
Sanford Lions Club^daylng the
the
Sanford Kiwanls
Roy Holler Junior Field in Ft.
Mellon Park starting at 6 p.m.
The league will then take off
a couple of weeks aa Sanford
will holding its Youth Basket
ball Player Placement Day at
Sanford Middle 8chool.
The league will return to play
at Merrill Park on Thursday.
November 12th at 6:30 p.m.
with the Tigers from the Dot
Richardson Softball Academy
taking on the Sanford Lions
Club.
Providing the offense were:
Sanford Lions Club: two hits
_ Katie Telkamp (home run.
two runs scored, four RBI); one
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Y olleyFest---------Continued from Page IB
Petr Ira, scored the final
thrre points to take the victory.
Lake Maiy also led 13-12 In the second same
but could not hold the advantage.
A wtn by the Rams would have only forced a
wtnncr-takc-all final, which would have been
Lake Mary's fifth match o f the day.
Defending champion Oviedo, which came Into
the tournament as the second hottest team b e
hind the Panthers, lost an early Saturday match
to Dr. Phillips. I5-8. 15-12. the third time this
year the Lions had lost to the Panthers. Iiefore
bouncing hark to defeat Edgewatcr. l5 -9 „ 15-6.
Oviedo's hopes of a repeat ran out In the
Loser's Bracket Semifinals, falling to University.
15-5. 15-0, The Uons finish the season 21-7.
The victory by Dr, Phillips was the first-ever
VollcyFcst Championship for an Orange County
school and only the second for a non-Scmlnole
Athletic Conference club, the other being Kts-
Girls--------simmer-Osceola. In the 10 years of Ihc tourna
ment's extstenre,
The Panthers' win also ended a stx year reign
for SAC schools.
Past champions of VollcyFcst. the unofficial
state championship for boys' volleyball teams
were. Lake Mary’ «*x times (1989. 1990. 1992.
1994-1996). Lake Howell (1993). Oviedo (1997)
and Osceola (1991).
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Lake Mary
CoE t l i s sd from Pag* IB
Providing the offense were:
Signal Zero: four hits _ Mike Smith (three
home runs, double, four runs, 11 RBI), Oene
Williams (double, two runs, RBI): three hits _
Oary Bartlett (two runs, two RBI). Joseph Stetnmeyer (run. RBI), John Bentley (run): two hits
_ Duane Smith (triple, double, three runs, two
RBI), Chris Taylor (triple, four runs, two RBI).
David Hudlck (two runs, RBI); one hit _ Camlet
Long (two nm s, RBI). Paul Temlo (run): one run .
John Bono.
Jem lgan Properties: two hits _ Jerry DIBartolo (run), Tim Woods (RBI): one hit _ Joe
DiBaitolo (double, run), Mark Brewer (run, RBI),
Vic Taylor (run), Tom Kelly (RBI).
B'Bce's Home Cooking: three hits _ W.L.
Oracey (home run. two runs, four RBI); two hits
Tbny Smith (triple- three urns), Sam Raines(two runs, three RBI). Craig Merkeraon (two
tuns, two RBI). Arthur Barnes (run. RBI).
Ketthian Roberts (two RBI). Tom Oracey (two
runs), Myriel Reid (run): one hit _ Nokia Roberts
(double. RBI). Calvin Davis (run. RBI).
Celeste Industries: three hits _ Mike Edwards
(two runs, RBI); two hits _ Sean McDonough
(two triples, two runs). Frankie Phillips (run. - .
three RBI). Noy Rtvers (run, two RBI), J eff Rood- |
(two runs. RBI). Dave Rape (two runs. R B I).' ;
Tony Duncan (run). Phillip Page (RBI); one hit _ . •
Ty Koke (home run. run. two RBI), B J . Osborne
(two runs. RBI).
Lake Mary Pub: three hits _ James Kenney
(home run. triple, double, two runs, thrre RBI). ’
Andy Logan (double, three runs, RBI). Jay',
Johnson (three runs, two RBI), Dan Dougherty ;
(two runs, RBI): two hits _ Tom Szabo (double, '
two runs, four RBI), Kevin Julian (two runs).'
Alan Dow; one hit _ Rick Wilson (run, RBI), B ill'
Marino (run). Fred Bray (RBI).
^
Alpha Team: four hits _ Dave E ncam aclon""
(three runs); three hits Nell ShlUlngford (home \
run, two nms, two t t l K Carmeilo Vtrdcjo (two ;
runs, three RBI). Eric Mara (two runs, RBI); tw o “ ‘
hits _ Izzy Cruz (triple, dtilible, run, three R B I)/'
Rob Tardlff (two runs, two RBI); one hit _ Shorty .
G arda (run. RBI), Joey Latocha (RBI), Ramlu;*;
Izqulerdo (run), Ozzlc Castilla (run), Edwin Ren-'r’
Womenr ig s i s
challenges Sunnlland Corpora
tion at 7:30 p.m.; and Flyer's
Wings & Grill tackles Curt’s
Alkycats at 8:30 p.m.
Providing the o(Tense were:
Flyers Wings & Grill: four
hits _ Olna Green (two home
runs, two doubles, four runs,
four RBI), Margaret Clevenger
(triple, double, four runs, four
RBI). Paula Songer (two dou
bles. two runs, three RBI):
three hits _ Cathy Lynn (home
run. triple, two nms, four RBI).
Shay Brown (double, five runs.
RBI). Lucy Sellers (two runs);
two hits _ Chris Clark (triple,
three runs, three RBI); one hit
_ Tracey Mitchell (two runs,
two RBI).
Orlando Dodge: two hits _
Theresa Brooks (two RBI),
Nlkle Snell (run); one hit .
Shonda Bryant; one run _
Marie Byrd; one RBI _ Gloria
Beasley.
Sunnlland Corporation: three
hits
_
Belinda
Anderson
(double, two runs, two RBI).
Becky McCaman (two runs,
three RBI); two hits _ Dlno W il
son (double, run. two RBI).
Carol Cranlck (three runs, two
RBI). Barb Martin (run, RBI).
Sue Bagley; one hit _ Mickl Le
wis (two runs, RBI). Teresa
Ftnck (run. RBI), Donna Klein
(run, RBI).
Sharks: one hit _ Robin
Bishop (run), Debbie Husa
(RBI),
Teresa
Howdyshcl).
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ORLANDO _ With an average ticket price of
Just $17, and tickets as low as $8. Orlando's
WNBA franchise announced Us season ticket
prices Monday afternoon.
Orlando will Up off Its Inaugural WNBA
season In the summer o f 1999 under Genera)
Mitnager/Hrad Coach Carolyn Peck.
Orlando'a WNBA home schedule will con
sist o f 16 regular season games and one pre
season game. Currently, all season tickets
being sold will be located in the lower bowl
of the Orlando Arena with prices ranging
from $8 to $32 per game.
Fans can secure season tickets by commit
ting a $50 per seat deposit on season tick
ets. More Information can be obtained by
calling (407) 916-WNBA.
SANFORD _ The City o f Sanford Recreation
and Porks Department. In association with
the Winning Ways Basketball Academy at
Sanford, is registering players for the Fall
Youth Basketball League.
Hoys and girls between the ages o f kinder
garten through high school are encouraged
to sign up.
The cost to register Is >20 and Individuals
must bring a birth certificate.
Player placement day will be on Saturday,
October 31st at Sanford Middle School and
ST JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
OIVIS WRITTEN NOTICE OF MTENDED DISTRICT DECISION
The Drstncl give* arrutan node* of Na intent to Naue a perm* to
in* foaowing appkcanNs) on November 10. ISM:
CHELSEA PARC O TUSCAMflLLA. LTD, BOS ROSMSON. PRESIDENT.
730 LAKE CREST COVE. BUTTS R. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701,
apokcaton M-117-01S7AMV3-BRP. Th* protect N located m Sommoi*
County. Soctiona 07 4 OS. fowruftp >1 South. Range 21 E**L Th* ERP
appkcetion n lor MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED PER
MITS ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION FOR A SOVOLE-FAMILY
SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS FOX GLEN. PHASE N Th* meowing waMrbody m LAKE JCSUP.
ORIAN00 LAKE FOREST JOB(T VENTURE. ATTN: MARGARET T IM *
PCTON. 9350 BHORCLMS O R C lf. LAKE FOREST. FL 32771,1
ton M-H7-020SAMS-ERP. Tha pnMct N located ta r
Section* IS. 20, IS B SO. TownaNp IS S ou*. Range 2 0 1
appkeahon w tor MOONICATtON TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED I
M a s ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION FOR LAKE FOREST. I
TONS I1AA U S . Tho racahtog natoibsdy N dtaST..
SCHRMSHER PROPERnCt. ATTN: FRANK L
EAST COLONUL DO, BUTTE 100, OALANOO.FL 32903,1
117-0121AEM4-EHP. Th* pmtoct I* Mealed m
S ^ e n * IT 1 M . fowruNp *1 Saudi, R w e * St la s t The IR P i
eon la tor MODIFICATION TO THE
ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION OF A
5TOR1/OAS I TATION WITH I
FACILITIES KNOWN AS THE 2*11 AT OVIEDO MARKETPLACE. Th*
lacwvmg waterbody I* I M S JESUP.
INTREPID PROPCRTIEE, M C , ATTN: WALTER E. JUDOS, R Ok BOR
917359. LONOWOOO. FL SE7S1, appAcaAMn S4-117-4AEBA4RR D m
protect M located In EamtnaAt Ontofe BacdM 14. fowhdMs t t Iddto.
Range 29 E*0L The ERP MdScMIen Dior CONSTRUCTS OF A SUR
FACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR TWO AOOFTIOMALOFdtCS
EUiLOdtOS AAR) EXTEIMCTI TO THE EXMTdta ROAO AND RAMXDtO
•ECTONE KNOWN AS FLAZA NORTH Th* m iN S tj « M M * ) »
CRANES
ROOST.
FLORCA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. A T T It,
SETT. 719 SOUTH WOOOUU«»SURX,OELM®.PL I
cation 44-T1T-MB7AO-EMR llw pRfoct b M d S M M I
Section* 02. 03,10. IB 4 I t . TUe— ( 4p t t I
ERP MbkCAbon b Mr OONtTRUCTKM OF A I
AGE M INT SYSTEM TO SERVE THE
PHASE t Tha roca w tg wMarbody b Vw L IT T III
RYLANO GROUP. INC., ATTN: OEVON fl. I
ROBINSON ST., SUITE 7S0. ORLANOO. FL
H-riT-OASSA-ERP. Th* prefect b locetad to I
Section o t. Township I I South, Rang* SO____
cation is tot CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACE WATER
MENT SYSTEM TO SERVE A 94 ACRE REBtOMTIAL DEVELOP
MENT KNOWN AS LOST LAKE. Th * rocotvkw e M I fbOdp la LAKE
JESUP.
Tha lile tfi) containing each ot H i* all m i SgtoB AgRRbM M s M
ere available for mopact ion Mondoy
legal holiday*, 9:00 a m . to 1 9 0 p m . M
Water Management Dbtrtct Haodquorteri m Wm . .
Service center. The Dbtrtct will take potion an S I M pertoE
application listed above unba* a petition for M l bRblhblialW #
proceeding (hearing) b Mod pursuant t * M i preeblana o l
Section* 120.999 and 120.97, Florida Ekatute* Chodtor I t - 104
and 40C -1.1M 7, Florida Admtobtratlvd O d d i (F-A.CJ. A person
whoa* substantial Internal* art articled by P V * M b D W rtctt
proposed permitting daebiont IdirvMRad peeve AMY r
admmbtrallve hearing In accordance wtot S t chan* t
120.97 or all partiM may reach a wrtban SEFid— M i _^
___
l,on a t an ahornoilv* remedy undo* I n d i a 1SP4TS. CNoMtog
mediation will not adversely effect M o 11*94 to A MdFtod II m #M •lion doe* not roouM in • aettlemewt. T t o p i l l A w i *MF MJMWMmg mediation arc set forth ut Section IBd.BTt, F.E.. and R ub *
2 l. 1 M .1 lI and 2S-1M.40I-.40S FJLC. PotWert* muet comply
with the requirement* of Florida AdmtobNMhn C ad *. Chapter
24-tO * and be filed with (receded by) th a D btrtct Ctorfc, located
at Dntrict Hsadquansra, 404S Raid Sbeet, Fetotoe, Florida
321TF. Pelrtion* for admkUMreHvd hearing on M b above appitcatroniti mutt bo tlbd wrthm twenty and ( 2 1 ) deye ef publbalion ol in ,* nolle* or within twenty ala ( 20) day* o i M e Obtrfct
dopoaHmg nolica ol th ii intent to the mod far Iheee p i f l N I td
whom th * Dntrict mailt actual n etbg . Faton* to Rto • pvtdtan
within thi« urn* period shall « anWdul« a bdlvM a t any right auch
parson may hav* to
Ihearing) under Sect ion■ I20.9S9 and 1 * 9 .97 . F .S , cancer rung
th * tubiect permit appkcatbn. Pgtittona which a r t not filed to
accordance with the above provblen* arc eubfoct to d b m b u lBtcause th* aommntrouvd hearing proceoi to doelgnsdto tormuiaio Imai agency action, the tWng ot a potmen moon* M at to *
Districts final action m m ba dWarant tram tho peoRton token by
•t m this none* of intent. Fereont wHo m aubatanttoi totoraot*
Will ba efisetod by any auch final daebton of MO Dbtrtct on Mo
application hav* in * right to became A party to M a proceeding,
•n accordance with the requirement* eat lotto above.
Gloria Lewis, Director, Division a l Farms O at* Satiric**
si Johns Rivet WaMr Management District
Publish October 71, ISSS
DEV-211
THURSDAY
*
Salford Lfou Ctab
422 4 .11 2
42S0. 11 I
W N B A tickets
Sanford Y o u th Basketball
Legal Notices
_ Amanda Bergen (two RBI),
Lindsey
Taylor
(one
mn
scored).
Michelle
Ouadanga
(one m n scored).
Sanford Klwants Club: one-,
hit _ Shela Acrcc (two runs
scored, one RBI); two nms
scored _ Sara Jones, Tla Jack--,
son. Ashley Crews: one run j
scored _ Lauren Bennett. Lltl* ;
cla Bolden, Terry Pennington,
Brandy Pennington.
s*'
Jamborec/Openlng Ceremonies will be held
at Sanford Middle School on Saturday, N o
vember 14th. The season will begin on N o
vember 21st.
For Information, call the Sanford Recrea
tion Department at (407) 330-5697.
SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De
partment will hold Its annual Holloween
1*011)7 this evening (Wednesday) at 6:30 p.m.
at the Downtown Youth Center In Sanford
City Hall.
Call 330-5697 for Information.
WARNING: Rule 12.215.
Florida Family Law R ut** ol
Procsdui*. require* certain
automatic discloaura ot docu
ment* and information. Failure
to comply can result in sanc
tions, includ'ng dismissal or
striking ot pleadings
Deled OCTOBER 14. 1999
(SEAL)
MARYANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By: Nancy R Wintsr
Deputy Clerk
Publish: October 21, 29. and
November 4, I t , 1999
DEV-194
Vina RA42095991
Phillips; one m n scored _ Kara
Conant, Nika Conant, "Court
ney Dixon. Chelscy Cardona.
Rock Lake Raiders: one hit _
Erica Brandt (one run scored),
Cnsle Kelly; two nm s scored _
Rachel Walker, one mn scored
_ Sarah Swanson, Melissa
West. Michelle Ouadanga.
Rock Lake Raiders: three hits
_ Rachel Walker (two nms
scorrd, two RBI); two hits _
Sarah Swanson (two doublesT
three nm s scored, one RBI).
September Cottcrmnn (double,
one mn scored, two RBI).
Melissa West (two runs scored,
two RBI). Erica Brandt (one
run scored, two RBI). Caste
Kelly (two tuns scored, one
RBI), Amanda Scheelc (two
runs scorrd, one RBI): one hit
Holloween P a rty at S R D
Of l ' C*
t t Chevy Baratta
Vint 1Q1LV14t3KEt47SS4
B7 Isuiu Pick Up
Vm t JAACLf 4LSH0704494
•0 Chevy Caprice
V m l t N49HA1143943
Publish: October 29. 1999
DEV-231
hit _ Tlka Phillips (three runs
scored}; two runs scored _ Asa
Conant. Nika Conant: one mn
scored _ Kara Conant, Ale
Cardona. Chelsev Cardona.
Rock 1-akc Raiders: two hits _
Sarah Swanson (triple, two
runs scored, two RBI). Melissa
West (two nms scored, two
RBI): one hit _ Laura Dudley
(double, one run scored, one
RBI). Rachel Walker (two runs
scored, two RBI): one run
scored _ Erika Brandt, Michelle
Ouadanga. Amanda
Bergen.
Lindsey Taylor.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 34
Sanford Lions Club: one tilt _
Katie Trlkatnp (double, two
nins sco m l I: two runs scored _
Ale Cardonn. Asa Conant. Tlka
IN BRIEF
against you for the relief
demanded m the petition
Copies et alt court documents
m this cats, including orders,
ire available at the Clerk ol the
Circuit Court * otfic# You may
renew these document* upon
request.
You must seep the Clerk ol the
Circuit C ou rt* ottic* notified ol
your current address. (You may
Ms Notice ol Current Address.
Florida
Family Law
Form
12 911.) Futuia papers In this
lawsuit wilt be m uled to the
address on rscord at lha clerk *
N atiaa a l Auatlan
This auction will be held on
Sat. Nov. 21 th. 1999 at noon at
329 Aulm Ava., Oviedo. FL.
P ro ipectiv*
bidders
m y
inspect the vehicle* on the day
before tha auction from • AM
until S PM. Termt ara cash or
cartiflad funds only. Oviedo
Towing reserve* th * right to
accept or refuse any and aN
bids.
Tha following vahicle* ara
ottered foe bid*
79 Toyota Corolla
Continued from Page IB
Kathy
Spellman,
Deborah
ManfredI.
Curt's Alleycats: three hits _
Becky Simpson (taro runs); two
hits _ Deena Flamrn (two tri
ples, two runs, three RBI). Jodi
Johnson (double, two runs, two
RBI), Barbie Bartels (run. three
RBI), Kathy Kllngensmllh (two
runs, RBI), Dee Walden (two
runs, RBI); one hit _ Anne
Orieme (double, run, RBI).
Sharon Ritchey (run, two RBI),
Leah Sparrow (run); one run
•HI
Kim Curtis.
Vaughan Incorporated: two J f
hits _ Cindy Giles (triple, RBI), f l
*n:
Brie Davis (run); one hit _ Lynn
tM
Webb (RBI), Bonnie Chaplin;
one run _ Mamie Burkett.
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ANTED
HOMKS WANTED IN TNB I
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�Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. October 28.1998 • 3 *
People
Rotary Club
ToughLove support
Rotary Club or Lake Mary
meeta
Thursday
mornings,
7:30-8:30 a.m., at the Marriott
Courtyard, off West Lake Mary
Boulevard.
Contact
Brian
Overby, president, at 322-0034.
Tough Love Orlando, a p a r
ent support group, meets every
Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at
St. Stephen Lutheran Church,
2140 Hwy. 434. Longwood.
ToughLove is a self-help, ac
tive, parent support group for
parents troubled by their chil
dren's behavior. The group Is
open to parents of preteens,
teenagers and adult children,
and grandparents.
Sertoma Club
'T h e Sertoma Club o f South
Seminole County, dedicated to
the advancement o f speech and
hearing children, meets every
Thursday morning, from 7:30
to 8:30 a.m., at the Florida
Ifospttal Senior Cltlxena Cen
ter. 1007
Sand Pond Lake
Road which connects to Lake
Emma Road, one mile south of
Lake Mary Boulevard.
Poten
tial members are Invited to a t
tend.
For Information, call
Gene Prestera, 407-7767-1234.
TOPS (Take O ff Pounds Sen*
sibbly)
1621
meets
every
Thursday from
11 to 11:45
a.m., at the Sanford Alliance
Church. 1491 S. Park Ave.
Weigh-in Is from 10 to 10:45
a.m. For information call 3219240. Visitors are welcome.
Weight Watchers
Alanon, Alateen
‘ A local chapter of Weight
Watchers meets at the la k e
Mary
Community
Building
A n y Thursday from 4:45 to
6:45 p.m.
t
•
Toastmasters
The Omni Toastmasters Club
•6861 will meet at 5:30 p.m.
every Thursday at the AAA
Building,
1000 AAA
Drive,
Heathrow. Quests and prospec
tive members are welcome.
Call Jim Deque, 942-5227 for
Information.
The following blrtha were
recorded at Florida Hospital In
Altamonte:
Sept. 27 • Maria and Miguel
Oom ales, Altamonte
Girt: Kelly and Ja
Altamonte Springs, Glri;
and Eric Lindquist, Deltona.
Girl
Sept. 28 - Dorothy and Bryan
Steadman. Orange City, Boy:
Carmen .. and Walter
R q ja s..
Winter Springs, Boy: Kirsten
and
Jeffrey
Hormuth.
Casselberry.
Olrl:
Jeanette
Everett-Morris
and
Jerry
Morris,
Lake
Mary,
Girt;
Cynthia and David FlUglbbona,
Deltona, Olrl
Sept. 29 • Cristina and Jeffrey
TO PS
ALANON
and
ALATEEN
meetings are held every Thurs
day, at 8 p.m., at Sanford
Christian Church. 730 Upsala
Road, Sanford. For Informa
tion, call 323-8524.
Blue Grass Pickers
Sanford Blue G rass Pickers
meet every Thursday, from 6-10
p.m., at the Greater Sanford
Cham ber of Commerce. Pick
ers and grtnnera are welcome.
For information,
call John
Shaffer, 829-4931.
Godwin, Oviedo, Olrl: Nancy
and
Michael
Ooodman,
Longwood, Boy; Suxanne and
Ronald Whetstone, Jr., Winter
springs,
Olrl;
Sherry
and
Timothy Meehan, Deltona. Boy
S ep t 30 • Kelly and Douglas
Crenshaw, Lake Mary, Olrl:
Victoria and Robert Horan,
Longwood, Boy
Oct. 1 - Stacy and Daniel
Unaeth., Winter Springs. Qtri;
Alcala and William Carringer,
Casselberry. Qtri: Lorrie and
Oregocy Vlerbickaa,
Oeneva,
Boy
Oct. 3 - Jasmin Igleslaa and
Michael Ayala. Lake Mary, Boy;
Chrtstal Lunette Cullymore.
Deltona, Olrl
Maltaiueen
Offer little beggars
old-fashioned fun
with yummy treats
I've been haunted for months by
Halloween recipes sent to me through
the mail, all of them involving pack
aged m iles, nondairy loppings, prenude cookie dough and the like, and
tarted up Into spooky shapes with
candy and prepared frost!ngs.
As you can tell. I'm a purist about
Halloween. I believe In homemade
decorations and costumes (although I
don't aew, I've managed to duct-tape
together some pretty cool outfits), Iota
o f candy (D O N ’T be one o f those
' s who hands out little boxes of
a), and parties featuring at) the
oJd faihloned treats: punch, popcorn
balls, caramel and candied apples. I
had to look in some pretty old fash
ioned books to find the recipes: "The
Joy of Cooking," a 1961 Betty Crocker
cookbook and a candy book written by
the editors of Farm Journal in 1970.
The punch came from a relatively new
book, “The Penny Whistle Halloween
Book," which haa an old-fashioned
ethos.
Note: If you are throwing a kids
party that involves serving a meat, do
get a copy o f “ Roald Dahl's Revolting
Recipes " Readers o f Dahl classics —
"James and the Giant Peach," "The
BFG," "Charlie and the Chocolate Fac
tory," — will relish the chance to try
some “Snoucumben,” or "Frobscottle ," "C risp y Wasp S tin gs," "M ud
Burgers" and "Stink Bug's Eggs."
Happy Halloween!
FOOD
MARIALISA
{ CALTA
A p re ts k of ghsali give*
tor Atow England Cudnvy tosbtiM
i kaaaUag appearance.
Rombaucr Becker (The Bobba-Merrill
Co., 1979)
— Recipe from “The Penny Whittle
Meredith Brokaw
Halloween Book,'
Me, 1991)
and Annie Gitbar (
CARAMEL APPLES
POPCORN BALLS
19 amafl rad
Line a baking sheet with aluminum
foil or waxed paper (If using foil, butter
it generously). Remove the stems of
the apples and Insert a wooden skewer
into the stem end of each apple.
Boll several Inches of water In the
bottom part of a double boiler. Keep it
simmering until you need it
Put the popcorn In a large bowl.
Mix sugar, water, syrup, salt and 1/4
cup butter In a saucepan Cook, stir
ring, to 240 degrees Uhls Is the "hard
ball" stage, which means that a spoon
ful of syrup dropped into cold water
wilt form a firm ball that will not flat
ten when removed from the water).
Remove pot from heat. Stir in vanilla.
Pour In a thin stream over the pop
corn. stirring constantly to mix well.
With buttered hands, form Into balls.
N ote: T o make jack-o'-lanternshaped popcorn balls, add a few drops
o f red and yellow food coloring to the
syrup when you add the vanilla. Stir
well to mix. Proceed, and when you
form (he balls, add eyes, noses and
mouths of gumdropa, candled com, je l
lied fruit, etc. Use a green jelly bean
or a piece of licorice for a stem. Yield:
IS to 19 U rge balls.
— R ecipe from "B etty Crocker's
New Picture Cook Book," (McCraw
Hill, 1941)
CANDIED APPLES
I modhen
4 cups i
1 cup NgM com syrup
2-2/3 cup evaporated mMk
Twist stems off the apples and insert
wooden skewers In the stem ends.
Line two baking sheets with aluminum
foil and grease the foil.
In a heavy, 3-quart saucepan, com
Meanwhile, in the top part of the
bine the sugar.com syrup and 2/3 cup
double boiler, com bine the sugar,
of the evaporated milk: stir to blend
water, com syrup and cinnamon stick.
well. Heat slowly until sugar dissolves,
Stir until sugar la dissolved. Put the
stirring constantly. Cook briskly to a
on the heat, cover and bring to a
thick syrup, stirring constantly.
; boil without stirring for 3 minutes,
Slowly add the remaining 2 cups of
until the steam has washed down any
the evaporated milk (keep the mixture
crystals that may have formed on the
boiling briskly as you add) and cook
aides of the pan. Boil the syrup until
until the syrup reads 242 degrees on
It reaches 290 degrees on a candy ther
a candy thermometer (this is the "firm
m om eter (this Is the "so ft crack "
ball" stage, which means that If you
stage, which means that if you drop a
drop a spoonful o f the syrup Into cold
teaspoon o f the syrup Into cold water,
water, It should form a ball that holds
it should form strands that can be
its shape and wilt not flatten when re
stretched and bent when removed).
moved).
Remove the pot from the heat, remove
Remove from heat and let stand
the cinnamon stick and add the food
until syrup stops bubbling.
coloring. If using.
Working quickly, dip each apple into
Set the pan over the bottom part of the syrup. Twist so any surplus drips
off and the coating is smooth. Place on
the double boiler, over — not in — the
prepared baking sheets. (If the candy
boiling water. Working quickly, dtp
becomes too hard for (Upping, add a
each apple, one at a time, ana coat
little more evaporated milk ana rebeat,
evenly with the glare. Twirl the apple
stirring to keep smooth. The caramel
at the end id the extra drips o ff Set
should be quite hot so the coating will
each on the prepared ha
not be too heavy.) Yield: 19 apples.
Note: If you'd like, dip
— Recipe from "Homemade Candy,"
i It hardens In
coconut Yield: 5 apples.
*Doublcday, 1970)
— Recipe from "The Joy o f Cook
ing." by Irma 8. Rombaucr and Marion
citw newspaper ev tc rh u se assn
a
Husband claimed his space and now it’s wife’s turn to claim hers
Kam i* 4 U rn that w h en be
BONED IN LOS ANOELKS
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DEAR ABBY: I think you
way off booo in your rasm oo to tho
lady who aokod whether Mm should
1st her mothsrdn-Uw read the let
ter on computer disk that hor
father-in-law left to his 2 1/2-yoarold granddaughter. I f tho man
intended tho letter to be rand by
everybody and hta brother, ho
wouldn't nave addressed tt to his
I'm Just curious — do you also
advocate opening and rawrapping
children’s gifts before they receive
thorn just to make some adult "feet
better” about knowing what's In
thsaT Remember that even the
youngest member* of our society
limsTvs our respect, and one of the
aspects of that is to respect their
• I d w h an s h e ’ s finally
U. Boweror, lateU l^oat minds e*** dienot oo la
tWHO DISAGREES
in my
()ii« has nothing
to do w'itH "bringing peace to a
grieving widow,” but rather with •
domineering
bar
neeting woman sticking hor
whore it should not bo. Just
i tho letter is on a i
m x \ moan It's any leas e let
ter than if it were' written an pspor
sad sealed la an anvakas. By id va
cating allowing the mother-in-law
to nod that letter, you're also advo
cating denying that little girl her
right to a pradoue gift given to her
by hor grandfather out of love
because he knew ho wouldn't be
there to watch her grow up.
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�4 B • S pit* nolo Hernk). Santord. Florida * Wednesday, October 28, 1998
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
N O T IC t OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
Notre# is fteiaby given:
C tJ TOVYINQ WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL
VAGE FOR CASH ON DEMANO
TO HIGHEST BIDDER THE FOL
LOWING DESCRIBED V EH I
CLES
1988 FORD ESCORT; RED
VINI1FAPPZ3J6JT166953
1966 TOYOTA PICKUP RED
VIN#JT4RNS634O0t7036*
1 997 NISSAN SENTRA SILVER
VINt JN1 PBJ11 SHUS17S89
THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELO
ON NOVEMBER 13, 1999 AT 10
0 CLOCK AT CAJ TOWING,
1SS0 S CR 437. LONGWOOD.
FL 33760.
PROSPECTIVE BIODERS MAY
INSPECT VEHICLE ON THE DAT
BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN
9AM AND 6PM TERMS ARE
CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS
C tJ TOWING RESERVES THE
niGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT
ANT AND ALL BIDS.
Publish October 38, 1996
DEV-314
N * t lc * e l Bsls
Nolics IS h*r*by 9m#n Hia I
Dur»u*nt lo Florid* S lalul#
63 60S. lh# following psrsonsi
property shall b# sold a i public
ssi# i l 10 00 API. Friday.
Nov#mb#r 13, 1996, al th# MiniStorage wa'shouss local#d al
2639 S Magnolia As# , Sanford.
FL 33773, 10 satisfy a lt#n
pi*c#d on said paraonal proper
ty by lh# owner Of lh# MiniStorage warehouse
Can 407-333-6040 tor informa
tion
Lot 1 Contents of Storage
Space B-9, miscellaneous per
sonal property The name of the
tenant is Vanessa Parser.
Lot 7 Contents of Storage
Space C-S. meceMsneou# per
sonal property. The name of the
tenant is Thelma AMman.
Lot 3 Contents of Storage
Space C -10. miscellaneous per
sonal property. The name Of the
tenant it Diane Same.
Lot 4 Contents of Storage
Space D-S. miscellaneous per
sonal property. The name Of the
tenant is Jorge Amador.
Publish
October 39. and
November 4, 1996
OEV-193
M alice a f Auction
This auction will be held on
Wed. No*. 13th. 1996 at noon at
339 Aulln A rt , Oviedo. FL.
Prospective
bidders
may
inspect the vehicles on the day
before the auction from • AM
until 6 PM. Terms are cash or
certified funds only. Oviedo
Towing reserves ths right to
accept or refuse any end all
bids.
The fallowing vehicles are
offered for bids:
16 Chevy Camera
Vm» 1QIFP3166JL13676I
61 Olds Cutlass
Vlrt6 1G3AR47 A6BM476660
64 C hew QL
Vm* 101AW16*416677467
Publish: October 36, 1966
DCV-333
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN AMO PON
M N I 6 0 U COUNTY,
FLORIDA
O A M NO. ee -6 9 9 -C P
Prebate Otelelen
IN RE: THE ESTATE OP
LOTTIE BROAOWAY ECHOLS.
Deceased
N onci
OP ADMINMTRAVION
Ths administration of the
estate of LOTTIE B. ECHOLS,
decssssd. Cass No. 96-626-CP,
>s pending to ths Circuit Court
for Seminole County. Florida.
Probata Division, Post Office
Drawer C, Sanford, Florid*
33771. Th* name* and address• * of th * personal repreeentativs and the personal represenlatives attorney era set forth
below.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE N 0TIFIE 0 THAT:
Ail persons on whom this
notice la served who ha* objec
tion* that challenge the validity
of th * will, th# gueMftcatlone of
the personal representative,
venue, or jurisdiction of H ilt
Court are required to life th e *
objection! with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER OP THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OP
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS
AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE
OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE
OH THEM.
All Creditor* of mo decadent
end other persona having
claim * or demands against
dacedenfe aetata on whom a
copy of thr* notice Is served
wthm three month* after th *
date of lh# first publication of
this none* must fH* thoir claims
with this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OP THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS
NOTICE ON THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OP THIS NO TICI
ON THEM,
AH other creditors of th * dece
dent and person* having claims
or demands against th * dece
dent's estate m utt file their
Claims with this Court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER RAMREO.
Th * date of the firet publica
tion of true Notice I* th * ISth
day of October. 1966.
Attorney lor
Personal Representative:
Chart** Ronald Broadway
Rout* 1 Bos 336
WaynoavM* By-Pass
WaynaavtB*. NC 36766
Psrsonsi A*presents!nr*:
Joseph A. Roarer. Esquire
Pott Office Boa 960176
Lake Mary. Florida 337SS-01T6
407-331-6577
Florida Bar No. 13340S
Publish: October 31, and
November 4, 1666
DEV-316
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE OIVIEION
File Num ber ta -6 6 6 -C P
IN RE ESTATE OF
GORDON M STREET
Deceased.
NOTICE
OF ADMINISTRATION
Th* administration of th *
estate of GORDON M. STREET
deceased. File Number 91-866CP . is pending In th * Circuit
Court tor Seminole County,
Florida, Probata Olvition, th *
address ot which Is Poet Office
Drawer C. Sanford, Florida,
33771. The names end address
ee of th * personal representa
tive end the personal represen
tative'* attorney are ta t forth
below.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All persons on whom this
notice le served who have
objections that challenge th*
validity of the will, th * qualifica
tions of th * personal represen
tative. venue, or Jurisdiction of
this Court are required to file
their objections with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All creditors of the decedent
end other parson* having
claim * or demands against
decadents sslat* on whom s
copy ot this notic* Is served
within three month* after th *
date of th * fust publication of
this notic* mutt fils thslr claims
with this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF-A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece
dent and person* having claims
or demands against the dece
dent's estate must file fheir
claim* with this court WITHIN
THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA
TION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS. OEMANOS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
Th * d e l* of th * first publica
tion ot this N olle* is October
31. 1996
Personal Representative:
Virginia C. Street
430 Village Place, Apt. 314
Longwood. Florida 33776
Attorney for
Personal Representative:
Joel H. Sharp. Jr.
Florida Bar No. 073I6S
Baker S Hostetler
P ott Office Bos 113
Orlando. FL 33(03
Telephone: (407) 649-4000
Publish: October 36. and
November 4, 1966
DCV-33S
ST. JOHNS NtVBN WATBR
66AMAOBMBNT DISTRICT
NOTIC B OP INTO NT
TO A66SND/ADOPT RULB6
Th* SI. John* River Water
Management District (Oltlrict)
give* n o lle* of If* intent to
amend or sdopl rule* address
ing th * following.
WATER CONSERVATION. SUR
FACE WATER AUGMENTATION,
RECLAIMED WATER BACK-UP
WATER ALLOCATIONS, AND
PERMIT DURATIONS.
Ths proposed rule t) revises
water conservation require
ment* lot public supply type
use* only, 3) provide* for back
up
water
allocation*
lot
reclaimed wafer users, codify
ing eiietmg District policy and
practice. 3) provide* specific
criteria for evaluating the use of
water for surface water aug
mentation end establishes a
general permit for minor pond
augmentation, 4) rev lea* permit
duration provision* to allow for
30 year consumptive us* per
m it*. and I ) addresses several
Other consumptive use permit
ting matters, including a defini
tion of ‘ water conservation pro
moting ra t* structure*, clarifi
cation e l requirement* for th*
us* of th# lowest acceptable
quality water and of th * stan
dards for protection e l th *
Quality of receiving w ater*,
establishment of a provision
authorumg th * use of a news
paper advertisement to notic#
adjacent property owners when
they number more than too,
and th * addition of reclaimed
water to the Net of sources in
B .t.t , Applicant's Handbook:
Consumptive Uses of Water.
Th * specific rule section* pro
posed to b * changed are 4DC3.031.4 0C -3 .041 .40C 3.0 43 .4 0 C -3 .1 0 1 .4 0 C .
3.301.4OC-3.SO0.
Florid*
Admmletreliv# Code, and secDona 1 4 , 1.0, 3.3.3. 4.4, 4.4,1,
4 .4 4 . 6.4 .14, 6 4 , S 4 .1 , ( 4 4 .
B.B, 4.1.1. * 4 4 . * 4 4 . 6 4 .4 ,
• 4 . 6 4 .1 , • 4 4 , S.4. t .4 .4 ,1 0 4 ,
114,
tt.t.
13.3,
1344,
1 3 4 4 .1 , 1 3 .3 4 3. 1 3 4 . 1 1 4 .1 .
1344,
134,
13.13,
*n d
Appatvdls I of the Applicant's
Handbook: Consumptive use*
of Water.
The above titled rules will be
adopted
(filed
with lh *
Department of Slate) no sooner
then 14 days following publica
tion of th i* nolle* and will ba
eft active 20 day* after filing. A
Public Heating on th * proposed
rule Is scheduled for November
11,1 M l . following th * regularly
scheduled Governing Board
meeting which begin* al 6 00
a.m .,
al
th *
District
Head Quarters, Highway 100
W att, Palatka. Florida 33177.
Thi* nolle# is only a summary
of the loregoing rule*; a copy of
th * complete test of H i* rules
may be obtained by writing:
Norma
M a atai.
Rules
Coordinator, Bt. Johns Rlvar
Water Management District.
P.O. Bos 1436. Palatka. Florida
33I7B.142S.
Publish: October 26. 1666
DEV-317 .
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each on* of ua, th* l**s w* #*i*t " — Marshal McLuhan
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!
Notic* is hereby given that the
Guard ot Adjustment ot th * City
ot Santord will hold a regular
meeting on November 12,1996
m th * City Hall Commission
Chambers at 11:30 A M
In
order to consider a request for
variance
in
the
Zoning
Ordinance as it pertains to srds
yard, requiramenla in an SR-1A
district on
LOT 5. Dlk Q. Wooctfflere Park,
2nd Replat. PD RECORDED.
PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM I
NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA
Being more specifically
described as located 2809
Giove Or
Planned u t * ot th * property Is
lo install a carport connected
between house and block wall
along property line.
Larry Blair. Chairman
Board ot Adjustment
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A
PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL
A DECISION
MADE WITH
RESPECT TO ANT MATTER
CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE
MEETING
OR
HEARING.
HE7SHE WILL NEED A VERBA
TIM RECORD OF THE PRO
CEEDINGS INCLUDING THE
TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE.
WHICH RECORD IS NOT PRO
VIDED BT THE CITY OF SANFORD (FS 266 0105)
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
NEEDINQ
ASSISTANCE
TO
PARTICIPATE IN ANT OF THESE
PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON
TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE
ADA COORDINATOR AT ISO6626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
PUBLISH October 36. and
November 6, 1996
DEV-173
________ __
IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT
OF T N I IIO N T IIN T N
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND 70R
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA
C a t* No. 66-16S S -C A -14-B
GENERAL JURISDICTION
FLEET REAL ESTATE
TUNOING COUP
Plamliff,
V*
WILLIAM J ALLEN.
* t ua.. * t el
Defendant*.
NOTICB
OF FORECLOSURE B A LI
BY CLBRK OF
T N I C IR C U IT COURT
Nolle* i* hereby given that th*
undesigned Maryanns Morse,
Clerk of the Circuit Court ol
Seminole County. Florida, will,
on th * 19th day ot NOVEMBER.
1991. at 11:00 o'clock A.M. at
Ihs West Front door ot th *
Seminole County Courthouse In
Sanford. Florida, otter tor eat*
at public outcry to th * highest
and bast bidder for cash, th*
following described property
situated in Seminole County,
Florida o-wlt:
LOT 9. BLOCK A. LAKE
KATHRYN WOODS. ACCORD
ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS.
PAGES 13 A 13, PUBLIC
RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA,
pursuant to the final dacra* of
foraclosur* entered in a c a t*
pending in said Court, th* style
ot which It: Fleet Reel Estatt
Funding Corp. vs. William J.
Allen, at in ., el si.
In accordance with th *
American* wtfh Disabilities Act.
person* needing a special
accommodation to participate
in this proceeding should con
tact the individual or agency
sanding this notice no latar
than seven |7) days prior to th*
proceeding at th * addrata
given on notice. Telephone
(904) 297-4097: 1-900-969-4771
(TOD) or t -600-666-6770 (V). via
Florida Relay Service.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal ol said Court th i* IS th day
ol OCTOBER , IM S .
(SEAL)
Maryann* Moras
Clerk ol Court
By: Jans E. Jasswic
Deputy Clark
Law O ldest of
Joseph M. Pa niello
Pott Office Boa 3347
Tampa. FL 33401
Publish: October 21. IS , 19M
DEV-167
IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT
OF TUB BIOMTIBNTM
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
M A M FOR
BE M l N O L I COUNTY,
FLORIDA
C A M NO. *T -tB tB -C A -1 4 -W
LOEWEN ASSOCIATES,
INC., a Florida corporation,
Platnlrn,
vs.
PAULINE E. LEMMON,
a tingle woman.
Defendant
AMENDED
NOTICB OF SALS
NOTICE IB HEREBY QIVEN
pursuant lo a Final Judgment of
Fofsclooura dated December 4,
1M T, entered in Ca*4 No. 6TT414-CA 14W, A M
Order
Resetting Bale, of lh * Circuit
Court of lh * Eighteenth Judicial
Ilfeu tt In and lor Baminolq
County,
Florida.
wharoln
Loowan Associates, Inc., •
Florida corporation, it Plaintiff,
and Paulina I . Lemmon, I*
Defendant
I win sail to th * highatt and
!>• at bidder for Cash. N ote*
Ban*, the aai* wilt be h *M at
Sanford. Florida, at the Waal
Front Ooor. at the Seminole
County Courthouse. 30t N.
Park Avenue, Santord, Florida,
at 11 40 o'clock a m., on the
19th day ot November. IS M .
the following described proper
ty a * set forth in th * Final
Judgment to wH:
Lot S. Block O . NORTH
ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION
3 OF UNIT l. according to th#
plat tharaof a t recorded tn Flat
Book IT . Page 39, Public
Records ol Seminole County,
Florida.
OATED this IS th day o l
October, 1691
Maryann* Mora*
Clark ol Circuit Court
By: Jan* E jaaawtc
Deputy Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff;
Lahn E Abrams. Of
Arnold. Mathony * Eagan. P.A.
601 N Magnolia Avo.. Suit* 301
Orlando. Florida 33602
1407) 441-1460
*ln accordance with th *
Americans with Disabilities Act,
persons nssdmg a special
accommodation lo participate
in thit proceeding should con
tact in * Individual or agency
sending no lle*, not later than
seven (7) day* prior lo I he pro
ceeding at th# address given on
th* notice. Tele phone 1-600955-STTt (TOD) or 1-600-9666770,
via
Florida
Relay
Service.*
Publish: October 31, 36.1666
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IN THB C IR C U IT COURT
OF THB SIOHTBENTM
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CA9B NO. BB-BB4-CA
DIVISION 1 4 -0
FT MOnTOAGE COMPANIES
D/B/A FTB MORTGAGE
SERVICES 0/B /A FIRST
TENNESSEE MORTGAGE
COMPANY, INC.. SUCCESSOR
IN INTEREST TO FIRST
TENNESSEE BANK.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Plaintiff.
vs.
KIMBERLY 9ZASO, a
minor child and an hair
to fh* Estate ot
Steven Siabo.
Deceased, * t el,
Defendant!*).
NOTICB OF ACTION
TO STEPHANIE 8ZABO. as
Trustee end a t an hair to th*
Estate
of
Slavsn
Srsbo,
Deceased
LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE:
421 Cleerview Drive
Euclid. OH 44133
CURRENT RESIDENCE:
UNKNOWN
ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES
CLAIMINO
BY.
THROUGH.
UNDER.
AND
AQAINST THE HEREIN NAMED
INDIVIDUAL
DEFENDANTS)
WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO RE
DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM
AN
INTEREST
AS
SPOUSEB. HEIRS. DEVISEES,
ORANTEEB.
OR
OTHER
CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE:
UNKNOWN
CURRENT RESIDENCE:.
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihsf an
action to forocloae a mortgage
on fha following property In
BEMINOLC County, Florida:
LOT 232. OAK FOREST, UNIT
TWO-B. ACCOROINO TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED
m PLAT BOOK M . PAGE* BS
ANO 14. PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA.
has bean filed again si you and
you are required to serve a
copy of your written defense*.
If any. within 30 day* after th#
first publication ot this Notice
ot Action, on Echevarria,
M cC all*. Rayrnsr, Barrett a
Trappier, Plaintiff's attorney,
whose address it SOI Bayehora
Boulevard, Suit* 600, Tampa,
Florida 33404, and h i* th * orig
inal with this Court sllhar
before service on P la in tiff*
attorney or Immediately there
after; otherwise a default will
be entered against you for th *
ralisl
demanded
in
th *
Complaint or petition.
Thi* notice shall be published
one* each weak lor two con
secutive weeks In the Seminole
WITNESS my hand and th#
seel of tTii# Court on th i* 19th
day of OCTOBER. 16*6
(SEAL)
Maryann* Mors*
Clerk of tn * Court
B p Ruth King
A * Deputy Clerk
if you era a person with a dis
ability who need* accommoda
tion m order to particIpBt* in
this proceeding, you era en ti
tled al n# cost to you, far th *
provisien of certain assistance
P its * *
contact
Court
Administration at 301 N. F a rt
Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771,
telephone number (407) 323*
6330, within t working day* of
your receipt of this document; if
hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1-600656-8771.
PuWleh: October I t , 39, 1666
DEV-199
LSOAL ABVBRTtSBMBNT
NOTICE IB HEREBY QIVEN
that the City e l Lake Mery,
Florida in accordance with
Florida State Statute* Chapter
70S Intends on disposing lost/
abandoned properly In on* ol
th * following manners: 1. con
vert and retain ths property lor
use by the City. I . trad * th *
property to another governmen
tal agency, 3. donate th * prop
erty la a charitable organisa
tion* or 4. declare th * property
as Junk end notify fh * appropri
ate refute removal service. Th*
City of Lake Mary reserves th *
right to determine th * proper
and most effect Iv# mesne of
dieposai
Generally the type ot property
to be disposed of includes, but
it not lim ited la , bicycles,
microwave, cordlaea phone,
jewelry, clothing and other m is
cellaneous Item *. Description
ol name le svadabl* tor inspec
tion in the Proparty/Evtdenc*
Division. 339 Rinehart Road.
Lake Mary. Florid*.
AM interested parson* making
claims against said property
mutt show proof of ownership
or must be able to Identity any
marking* prior to ssamlnatlon
ol such property. Claim must b *
made to th * Folic# Department
on or before November 9, ( M l .
City ot Lake Mary
Kimberly Vandegrlft
Fropsity/Evidencs Epeciakst
October 21. I I . 1996
DEV-134
IM T IC B
OF FICTITIOUS NAM *
Notice Is hereby given that I
am engaged In business at P.O.
Bob 979. Ooldenrod. Florid*
93733-0979. Seminole County.
Florid*, under th * Fictitious
Name o l SCUBA-SHOP, and
•ra t I Intend to register said
name with the Division ol
Corporation*,
TaM shat***,
Florida. In accordance with th *
provision* of ths Fictitious
Nam* Statutes. To-Wit: Section
•99.09. Florid* S ta tu lti I H t .
Steven C. Young
PuMUh: October IB . 1994
DEV-217
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weekly Late modal pram con
ventional! Eap 4 Haimel rsq
Call 1-400-091-4040
C R M C ar* 4 Van Driver need
ed lor Chrttaan Center Exp re
quested Good salary 4 ben#
fats 407-322-7906
CHRSTMAS RETAB. BALES
Need outgoing people lor g4l
display at AJla monte Mall Nov
19-Jen 2 OeysAMe* ISAw ♦ Bo
nus CaB IDAM-aPM any M y
■1 Inn's
$10*
S P E r IAl
‘i (l,iy*> S 1H
? '] d.iys
() lines
S6S
71— H elp W a n t e d
71— H elp W a n t e d
71— H elp W a n t e d
"CFJ3T 11-7 A 3-11
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- Experi
enced w/equrp 4 l>le work a
plus Vacation A Pension (407)
322-0133
HOUSEKEEPERS
Budget ton at Santord
3200 £ Orlando Or (17-92)
N
FuS Time • Sign on B o o o li'
Alto part-time PRN all th iflt
Join out team ol cat* gnrert a*
we tip * n o our hortront E x
perience At CNA wd mere***
bate pay 'Oreai fofct to work
Fi ‘ Apply *i perton Health
re and FWhabWUlron Center
Santord 950 S mHonvia*
9 . Bantord. FL 32771. NO
mcMi calls pleasc bob
FT A PT. Dependable people,
rrxjef have auto. 407-302-9191.
COOfUFOOO SERVER
COOK ANO POOD SERVER.
Days • Eve WW Train Apply
Longwood Retirement Village.
480 E. Church Ave. Longwood,
FL 797-0600
C9R Challenging position tor
outgoing ndry
good comm
akjix Office dutre* center on
Aditi. cutt *ve and tale*
Phone exp or cum. contact *>p
dewed Fax resume to Norwest
Financial el 324 5516 EOE
CULTURED MARBLE ktANUFACTURER
need*
installer
Start Immetkatefy 407-321-4772
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
Tl* tea assBBR to matte IMI
In and outbound call canters
Can today Attn. Sandy (407)
•47-9010 No Fa* EOE
A-1 Ttm pt
97Aw
tu tu m —
M O N T HI V
M i l l I I M i l ) II
Open
WA train tor Ybl cotsctors.
24 oparanga tar
tod be* 6*6494-1JIX.
I , 11A l l A N ( I [ [)
I H U n <1 r A I ; <
17Aw
TOO MANY TO U8T1
700 W. 25th St.
—
W * want to m tka tu r* you ire pleated with the return from your Seminole Hetau classJwd ad
To make sure your ad work* we tuggetl you keep in mind the lokowmg
• Indud* * * many feature* ol Ihe item you are telling * * you can thmk of nemember,
the more you tel. the tailef you tea
• Include • price By ktting a pnee. you wW eirmmate unwanted call* from people who
■rent tenout aboul buying your merchandiie.
• When you H t your phone number, ktl Ihe lime ol day that i* be*! to reach you Thu
donl want people caJkng you when you at* at work or sleeping
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP.
<5 yr. dd Corp tasks 2 peopte
with axceSant communication*
skka 4 phone voice No sates!
PT/FT
attarnoon A
srvft*. 97.0049. atart.
APPUED CONCEPTS
333-7300
___________ EOE___________
DESK CLERK
Apply:
Budget
Inn
ol
OIBMWA1HERB,
COOK*.
BERVER* -C racker B arrel"
324-1020 200 Hickman Dr. (1-4
and Hwy 48)
____________
ORfVERS
LOCAL DRIVERS
40-50 Hra/Wk
EQUIP
OPERATOR- Expen
enced w.troiabte. COL reqd
Vacation 4 Pension F/T postnon (44)7) 3334133___________
EXPERIENCED A FLEXIBLE
TOOOLER TEACHER needed tor
Santord Daycare M F 2 30 6pm
C a l 3224645_________________
EXPERIENCED A FLEXIBLE
SCHOOL A O f TEACHER need
ed tor Banlord Daycare Must be
•wBng to Owe t IS passenger
van Spkt shat 7 9am and 1306pm M F. Full Irma lours when
school I* out 0*1322-8645
HOLIDAY SALES JOB
•
•
•
•
•
KITCHEN HELP
Fiesta# hra*
Apply • WMow Tree Cat*. CaA,
to schadute ntervww 321-3904 ■*
LABORERS NEEDED v
FOR UNDERGROUND ^
UTHiTV CONTRACTOR -
HEALTH arSUMNCE AN0491K ?
PLAMDnietote 1 4a Hal
’
Apply write Mater OkheT
LAN09C APE RB-*la rting
97 00.hr. F/T w/banafita
(407)323-3133.
payCaJC
LAUNDRY PERSON
Hickory Farm* Gift Center
AXamonte M ai
Semnote Towne Center
20-35 hour/week (Nov-Dee)
CaX (407) 734 2333
LAUNORV PERSON 7 3 30 M F
Apply
Longwood R4U*m#nl
VWag*. 480 E Church Ave,
Lpntrwod.FL 757-0500
NURSES
IMME0UTE OPENINGS
Sunshine Slatting under con
tract with the 5*mmote County
Public School* ft** immediate
□parangs (or th* lokowing post•Food Servtc* Worker*
-Custodral Worker*
•Extended Daycare 1
Sunshine Staffing win be ac
cepting appkcatnnt at gw Flori
da Job* 4 Benefit* Office. 514
W Lake Mary Bhd In Santord
from 9AM • 12PM on 1027, 10/
28. and 10/29 For information
cal Sunahrw Stalfng at 1-800930-0235 NO FEE) EOE GVw/p
LPH P/T Every other weekend!
Apply: Longwood
Village 490 E. Church /
Longwood. FL 757-0500
MAINTENANCE FuN Tim#. No
atewrtence necesaary WA bam
Must have transportation
Mary 323-1927 M F okay
G/owng Foam tosutakon Com
pany looking to ha* new tatenL'
Travel M-F. Will bam. COL.
CUss A or B a ptot. bul nef re-quaed C al Orag at t-800B 83-'
3155 Insurance, 4 0 Ik.vacation!
Stert your tutor* todayl
■
B iaail
f
1f ( u n f i t
**°
ELECTRICIAN
W * have immadrala. lui-tima
amptoymem In th * Orlando 4
Tampa area* tor a * k * *d atectoctan In o j spaoakrad markat
sarvmg th* gaaokna *arvic*
sutiorVpetroteuffl industry Prior
Industry axperianca I* a ptot.
bul w * tritfi all rww asiociAtes
Banaflti mclud* a compalilrv*
salary. haaSh cat* 4 a company
provida vafucle CaM K 4 K
EtecMc, Inc. Santord, FL Pti
(407)313-4300 or PAX Raaym*
'
_____________
ELECTWCULN APPRENTICE
brsnedwH. M l-km * emptoy
menf tor anyone interested n
working toward* a career a i an
atoclncian. Latte or no exp it
necessary Some out ol town
travel M raq FuSy competxrv*
wag* A benafaa packaga CaB
K 4 K Etecsrtc, Inc. Santord. FL
PMI07)333-E300
Lodi«s Coll FREEI
(407) 7I6-TAUC*
C re d it Card B illin g
1 -a o o -a T Y -F U N
»;l
,
ed CaX 407 J30-0547.
I h i l t
Oktodt (J07 1900444 U U W /m *
COL Required Cal Sandy al A-
<
ENTRY LEVEL OffiVERS need
ed N O W Honey Transport ftai
immediate opening* lor driver
trainee* No eqienenca needed
Earn $500 to 9700 weekly pkrs
benalas CDL training avaiabte
000435 5593
ELECTRICtAKBresid 4 comm TOP M V , M N E -i
FITS.
DFWP Apply Sanford*
Electric 2522 S Park D nve*
332-1642____________________
JOIN the best heaxncar# team
m Volusia county
mediately
CNA
needed
Previous
i helpful
Call Dabary
407-0494439. EOE.
San-
tort-MOO f w a n d o P r (17-W)
raaLOC <407> M7’* ° ,°
DRIVER8 NEEDED
F/T 4 P/T tor local chanty
(407)695 8222
T
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4
4 'Tma «
Guardian
Personal Storage
RETAIL SHOWROOM A W/O WITH
o m c a . w u R fV M
PRIME 441 LRCATMR WITH
EASY ACCESS NORTH A SRUTN
7803 NORT, Suite 3
Orlando, FL 32810-2882
Call Landlord At:
8
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�Sem inole Herald, Sanford, Florida • W ednesday, October 28, 1998
GETS
B DONE!
B uy^*
71— H elp W anted
71— H elp W anted
MERRY M A I03 HIRING
Car A Insurance Needed
Weekends FREE 331-526*
Pert Time Benender-322-2807
MORTOAOE
PROCESSOR
TRAINEE: ttgh school grad ml
basic typing A computer skids
Nations Mortgage Corp Long
wood Cad Den A t 767 *370.
iettonwide seeking PT/FT mod
cal billers Up to 35K/yr No
medical experience necessary
PC required 1-400 9*1-9939
'
NOW HIRING
Seeking
following positions
House Person, House Keepers,
and AM Dishwashers Apply m
person to: Menton Courtywd.
ISA
International
Parkway.
N e t Control: CPO with L. A O
Lie Local co to yrs estebkahed. Lets la * . 4C7-33344I1
PIANIST: For Sunday service
FT o rP T 407-349-9907.
PROFESSIONAL
A S S IS T A N T M A N A G E R
Fast growing co. needs career
minded people to Interview/twa/
manage UNLIMITED growth po
lentel Salary * bonus. Oreal
benefits Fas resume to (407)
647-4128 or cal Chns at (407)
647-1010 or Melanie el (407)
4654)770____________________
WORK TOOAY/PAIO TODAY
Sanford
Apply In pereon today:
1951 S French Ave
__________ 323-4)41__________
SECURITY OFFICER JOS
Training Armed A Unarmed
Brandy A Assoc, *34-7444
Service Tech
For local propane company Im
mediate FT position available
Looking lor eipertenced per■on...1450. ♦, or wtl Iram right
person Vacation, sick pay. ins
CDL Class B a plus. Apply in
person Discount Propane, 3104
8, Orlando Dr.. Sentord._______
S H IN G L E IN S TA LL E R S
Iwtii AlftniL[ttL-Cal.»4:flMTRANS MISSION SERVICE
TECHNICIAN Exp preferred but
wit bain. Musi have positive at
titude and mechanical splitude
Curent FI Dl Uniforms, tools A
pax] vacation provided Apply In
person at Harrell and Beverly
Transmission 209 W. 25th St..
Santord Mon-Fh, Bam-5 30pm
bnmedtoto Openings lor Janito
rial fir care positions In Lk Mary
area 3rd sNh C al 94262S9
WAREHOUSE
Individual needed lo work nights
(8 p m start time) in refrigerated
warehouse Starling pay 86.15
per hour Apply to person 10 00
a m -2 00 p m
M on, T u e l,
Thurs . A Frt at:
Rentdy
rwTtuic tig
LABOR READY
nc
(407) 8694)444
■RRSRfflAND Man
Needs 100 workers dally.
*M sign on bonue to new aml i t r e pay to drivers.
*O p e n la m
set
*eo-Aioe
LEARNTODRIVE
TRACTOR HUItEtS
memeu mm
• Machine Operators
• Shipping Clerk with UPS
on line exp. preferred.
• Line Leads for Assembly
Department. 1st shift
must have prior exp.
$ managing people in a
manufacturing environ
ment.
•18 Day COL Tbilisi
• Dsy I WssksiO Classst
e FiMsclsI Am feltittt
• CAirtsrs HMh 0a tits
PLASTICS
.Truck Driver
a
in t n r u r e
Apply In PfTvm or Fax
Resume To (407) J3J 9330
___________ turn__________
8 0 0 -5 5 4 *7 3 6 4
3
WATERFRONT/DELTONA
3BR. 2 1/2 Bath Brick Ranch
1 1/2 acres on la k e Mon
roe,Screen porch/Tiie floors/ 9
yrs oW 235K 407-486-1182
153— A creage Lo t For
S ale
DELTONA to acres Ideal tor
mobile homesite. horses, cattle,
(arming or nursery! Zoned agri
cultural
13.900/ACRE
Sm
down w'owner finance 904-7871772 0.804-787-8822
Furnished Room lor rent A l uM
Inc Phone. TV, pool A kitchen
use 8400/mo No smoking C a l
after 5 30 weekdays 328-6421
DOWNTOWN 1 bdrm apt AC.
tndga, stove Water tnd 8300/
mon * 8250/dap 328 9148
MARINER S VILLAGE
IM S AO* 1 BOHM 54I&WO
2 eonw . W rtVUO AhO U*>
323-6670
2/1 Specie/ -M fM to n tfr
FMTM
Homes from pennies on St.
Delinquent Tax. Repo s REO s
Your Area To! Free (1) BOO-2189000 Ext H 2206 lor current listtnge.
Maxi aery • convenient location
321-4900
99— A partments •
U nfurnished
________
ROSELKA VILLAS
_ f f W 9«AY«07)706*83
141— H
103— H o u ses U n f u r n is h e d
Downtown Santord 2BR 8425/
mo
No Pels, Senior Dis
count 407-8M-M 81
SANFORO 3Dft IU * tW O m o
*8600 dep 30 R 1BA 1525 mo .
8525 dep 825 appl lee Mn
pets CaH 111-5*81
JIM OOYLE
8800 DOWN— WHY RENT7
When you can own Ova 3 bdrm
home w/ OMA. new paint 6 car
pal? Ask about HUO homeel
The MMman (troup, too.
i f 3581 fcviAHR5RP
2/2, over 1600 aq ft , tog pod,
I c. gar., plus t c. carport, over
1/3ac w/dock. t1 4 M *n o n
DELTONA 2R Lhr. dto, carport.
tried yd t l M hwon
SANFORO 2/1 tv. dto. 2 frpfc.
k*. prtft. CH/A. to yd 1
SANTORO M N n r o p t.)
U . toed yd I
ap pl.8v.tt.
I h g w i N 81147*4
P05MMKE
” > g s s o d a te s
A F F OR D At l l f H O M i S
VINTURf t P R OP !R III S
10 0 — C o n d o m in iu m
103— H ousesU nfurnished
SSW ISH
(407) 322-2495
W t W E D HOUSES TO RENT
TOWNHOUSE: V 2 Off Lk. Uary
Bhrd.. ready to move in' 8575.
m o. No pots. 407-925-3199
1 0 5 — D u p u x / T r ip l e x
—
—
a
SANFORO 2/1 near Seminoie
HS. CH/A W t) Hook Up Crpi
Sac 9 OK 323-4484 or 244 5513
1 0 7 — M o b il e H o m e s
Fo r R e n t
»* * r* wQ lo 110 000
hw NyfMQwFwri is iiU V t funfl •« ( I
M m MB i m CMk
im tvRiHM •****1
vnutai
RENOVATED LAW r* w 3/2.
over 1/4 .ic . corner lot 151.500
m in t c o n d . l r . f r . w*snp,
scr pen. gai 858.500
4/3 2300 sq tl In dm. Iam.2
sc por 3 e gar. spa 8178,500
¥ 2 J Renovated, hr. On.
greenceit. 2-car gar 8*4,900
leasy access, can accom
modern up to 35 cars, heavy
I equipment. auto*, etc; 17-92/
Airport BTvd area. x v lia U t im|merkalaty 8550
per month
; . • 338-4440 or laa 324111*.
JUST REMOOCLED-3 br wtoew
CH/A. carpel, paint A many oth
er pleasing features Price re
duced to 849,750 Owner gives
Rea l estate, w c
CANTS MUST BE DRUG FREE WITH NO CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS OF VIO
LENCE OR THEFT AND MUST AUTHORIZE RELEASE OF BACKGROUND
INVESTIGATIONS, MEET PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS.
MOOCH LAKES: 38FV2BA 1300
•q ft., 2ct. gar., lanced lot By
Owner *89 5K. 323-4057
CONOO 1/t Coma, unit Next to
pool 835K or best 700 E, Am port B>vd 561-7«4.1547
157— M obile H omes
For S a u
1815 VINTAGE 2/t » 1/1 apt
878 000
ELEOANT V2 neighborhood ml
hrstory 1120.000 DOT WALLER,
JCRNMAN PROPERTY
323-31*8
S t.
199— P ets
&
S upplies
petoroom m o
by appt. at my office or at your
home 20* yrs exp 7*7-0808
211—
A n t iq u e / C o l l e c t ib l e s
HOUSE OF OOOOIES 0 0 1 Lo
cust Ave. Fum., appn. house
hold. etec.'s * candy. >21-8399
217— G arag e
Whaafchalra
Child’s, ad|ustabto.racllnlng. 875 Adult chair.
StSO 407-668-2127
Mechanic's Air Hosa. 100- ml
quick release 825/OBO. 3241716.
MONEY TO LOAN
For house, car. busxiess, vaca
tion, debt consolidation Please
cal 1-877-324-8182.
sales
CHURCH W10E RUMMAGE
SALE
1st Pretbylarlan Church
Frt/Sal.OctX63t,9amM
Comer of 4th and Park Ave
G arsg* S*le
Renaissance Retirement Center
300 W Airport BNd . Santord
Fnday Oct 30(h Bam-tpm
219— W ante d
223— M iscellaneous
to
B uy
is Copper / Braes
Alum. Cana
Kokomo Rscvtllng: 331-0004
Trst-iwF 8-8, S«Lt-1
• I I W . First
Wanted: Pre 1950 store dsplay
advertising 4 anything from an
old ttora or gas station Bring to
R u tty Duck, 307 E. 1st SL,
221— G o o d T h ings
Eat
Plywood: 4' X R. ¥ 4 ' thick. 8157
sheet 323-4540.
TANOE TRUCK COVER Black
tor Ford Ranger Stepede 8350
0 6 0 328-1549 attar S
SATELLITE TV SYSTEM
SAM I . 8 ft dish.metal mesh
rype.Drske ESR 1824 Recerver
w/remote
Pole. Books.
etc.
lo install
Cost over
1 1/2 yrs. old Asking
>1850. WM trade lor car.ptckup.Big Screen TV.ndmg mower
or 77 407-373-883).
a
231— C ars For S ale
1877 CADILLAC Coupe dtWto
Looks good, runs great! 8850
OBO 332-8530 leave message
to
i o n FAMOUS PCANUTS 6
FRESH JUMBOSHRMIP.
Secret recipe on peanuts wrflen
up several times in local newtpapers Coma by A have the
BEST after a l tha rest. 2330
Celery Ave . Santord
IM S
CADILLAC
SEDAN
DCVRJJ. One owner. Pens car
only No tnto. 4 Dr. New V E an
gina from Cadftoc coat *2700
Only 10K mats Since Instiled
New radiator .battery, brakes. 8
liras Absototaty loaded Body
and Interior great WIN taka
81.000 tor conptoto car. Drive ff
xwsjf! Might trade. 407*823-
FRESH PICKED
Limes A Key Limes 122-3213
223— M iscellaneous
A/C Units Inskla/Outsidt units
2 1/2, 3. or 4 ions avail. For
mole Into CaH 904-7SM 100.
u j ib
CHROME W HCCLi
4-18* tor Dodge Ram 8175. C al
407-609-5057.
PRES CAR, S t 6 PUN in your
spars nma. interested? C al Unda • 526-3617.1 also offer rapt
pea. and new Tupperware.
T r u c k /B u se5 /V a n s F o r
S ale
I M S F O R O F 2 5 0 4 X 4 . Qroal
rrn ttn g Truck 8700. 323-9679
238— V ehicles W anted
CASH l i t PAW
For Junk C art, Trudto 4 Mlact
KBEPAMBRCASBAurdUDM-IBM
241— REC
V e h ic l e s / C a m f e r s F o r
Sa u
199— P e t s 4c Supplies
Free te goe
spayed tomato about 2 .yrs old.
Oreal ikpeapto. but not w/chickans 8 pqs. 407-323-5863
Um i m
235—
BABY/TOOOLER
WALL DSCOR
MursMook. Custom made by arbst A l kinds 25-40/ae 331-5229
S o ft Uke new
into queen si/e bed Make otter
322-5325
tm
Porschas, CaAiaes. Chevy*.
BMWs. Corvettes Also Jaaps.
4WD't. Your area To* Free 1800-218-9000 Ext. 2206 lor
currant istlngs
Homes 83.000 to 86.000 Set Up
Financing OUKTI 332-2*81
MATTRESS BALE • F ill size
used bos springs A mattress.
865 00 U r r y i Mart 322-8132
322*7499
O a
Shop Stmlnofff MtrsWTl
ClmifMdt Evsrytlffyl
•91 Prwwtox 2 7 rear B/R. tow
9M1dU#l%««quto
Bum In
Mart, atoo lack.
83600. A r t t t t tan cnav Amto
4 J-59K mate. Fact * 7 p*g Inc
rac. 81800 Or 89000 both. 3227184
IS t + it f
Smm /fe e
Guardian
Psrsonal Storags
Santord Spacious amactrrt ¥
1 5 w! F R 8 6 1.500
SL Jotxi*_Bor*t-35*ac on river
m Dnbafy
•ba/y 1/2
U mi frontage f
ducedI lo 8225.000
Industrial U *a c across from
CM San Airport toned M l
8375 000
141— H omes For S ale
QUALIFICATIONS MINIMUM AGE 16 WITH HS DIPLOMA OR AGE 18 APPLI
155— C o nd o m in iu m s
For S ale
KITCHEN TABLE: 1 y f . O k l . 4 r
round, almond formica. 5 swivel
chairs 8375.407- 662-4882
A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 vq
ft A up< 8265 A MONTH Of!ce
Storage 3*14)120 or 333 2554
OSEAAY: Access to 17-92 A I4. 38R * 2nd Rm add-on Fresh
paint.new carpet.CHA Sec Sys.
*63.500 407-574-5204.
* * C ^ 8 o c la te 8
OAKRtDOE FARMS • Osteen/
Deltona area to acres, ideal for
horses or cattle farm. Mobile
home or hamesne Zoned agn
844.900 Financing aval ml sm.
down paymenl (804) 787-8300
$700 moving allowance
HOURLY WAGE: $8.00 WITH INCREASE TO $9.50 PER HOUR 9% NIGHT
PREMIUM 6 P.M. -6 A.M.
321-9069
H ir e
I r l r c h h o ff
1 8 1 — APPUANCES I t
ELDER SPRINGS OK i l l 42? 2
8 3 bdrms unturn 895 • 8115/
wk ♦ |125/dep C al 333 3964 or
w e manager at 83617,
117— C ommercial
R entals
LA KE FRONT LOT • Betarre
Lake. Loch Arborprtvale .
90x300 870.000
LAKEFRONT LOT-Slone laland. Lake Monroe 8120.000
VACANT LOT- Loch Arbor
830.000. Ig. pnv
LAKE MARY LOTS-Wooded
825.000
BAY AVE- Santord tot near
park-112.000
Furniture For S ale
118— O ffice S pace For
R ent
TEMPORARY NON CAREER PQSfnOHS AVAILABLE FOR HARO WORK
ING HONEST INDIVIDUALS FOR NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER 1998 WITH
OPPORTUNITY TO WORK THROUGH JUNE OF 1999.
For S ale
»irc h h o ff
' STENSTROM
RENTALS
to Mehen
omes
104 Oaka CL beautiful (999
sq ft California style 2 story
pool, lennis ct. amenities
8129.000
Park Ave Vlllaa 2BfV28a
'Townhouse condo*42 000.
towner motivated
321-5088
SANFORO: Small 2BR house
CHA/No Peis 1475 . Depovt
Call 904-228 4)626
■ANFOftD 1/1 Dupiei. Long
Rm. Carprt. CM A
8375/8150
SANFORO 3/2 Heat 8 A,r Eat
1/t CORNER UNIT Next to pod
1il/tait/iec 8450/mon Oft Air(561)744-1547
£ O J BNd
tB ^ y56
1^ J
— J (M T
© 1 4 4 K »*f iJc4,iV<
K IT *N’ C A K IA I.K ®
Sanford: 2/t Duplex excellent
area
8360
Efficiency 8295
3216757.
R entals
•
GOVERNMENT
FORECLOSED
93— R oom s For R ent
FURNISHED ROOMS-A) utls
IncL Laundry, phone, and M
use 585 *90 a week. 324-4955
SANFORD private home, nice
area, private bath. 875 wk. 334-
Rent
141— H omes For S ale
WAREHOUSE PERSON needed
for Large Plant Nursery Must be
experienced,
organized
and
sell-motivated
Forklift
exp
helpful Responsible lor Inven
tory control, pulling orders end
receiving Apply In person. 6770
W SR 46, Santord or cal Lau
rie. 3304)296, ext 224
*41 North Mwy 17
Pierson, FL
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B L O N D IE
by Mort Walker
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DEAR I)R. GOTT: I'm n man in my
70s under treatment for hypertension.
Four times n year, I have to have a
unit of blood removed because the
hematocrit is too high. What level of
hematocrit Is high and why docs this
happen?
DEAR READER: The quantity of
red blood cells is expressed as the
hematocrit — the percentage of cells
per total fluid volume. For adults, the
normal hematocrit is 40 to 50 percent.
Figures above 55 percent indicate
polycythemia. Values below 35 per
cent reflect anemia, the opposite of
polycythemia.
Polycythemia w ill make the blood
too thick and viscous, Icoding to a
va rie ty of serious consequences.
Removing blood (phlebotomy) pro
duces a temporary thinning of the
blood. It's a useful remedy that works
quickly. However, there are more
effective ways to treat polycythemia,
depending on the cause
For instance, polycythem ia can
result from lung diseases that lower
the amount of oxygen in the blood
Treatment of the pulmonary disorder
w ill allow the blood to return to Its
proper consistency.
Rut polycythem ia also can be
caused purely by an over production
of red blood cells. Under these c ir
cumstances, physicians usually
choose to give drugs th a t c u rta il
blood cell production.
I do not believe that yo ur blood
problem is related to your hyperten
sion or the drugs prescribed for it, but
au should ask your doctor if it could
e related to a lung disorder that
should be addressed.
To give you related information, I
am sending you a copy of my Health
Report "bloo d — Donations *
Disorders." Other readers who M-ould
like a copy should send $2 plus a long,
self-addressed, stamped envelope to
P O. Box 2017, Murray H ill Station.
New York, N.Y. 10158 Be sure to men
tion the title.
DEAR DR. GOTT: Can a person
have shingles without a rash?
DEAR READER: In my experience,
no
Shingles, known medically as her
pes t oster, is a virus infection of the
nerves in the skin, characteristically
In one area on one side of the body. It
ord in a rily begins as a sensation of
burning or tingling. Soon thereafter,
the typical blisters break out, followed
by what can be an extended period of
viral activity. The blisters form, break
and reform . Intense discom fort
always occurs, and neuralgia, a type
of chronic nerve pain, may appear.
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U treatm ent M'lth anti viral drugs,
such as Zovirax or Famvlr. is started
early, the major consequences of shin
gles can be avoided.
DR. O O T T
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Murrey Hill Station, New
York. NY 10150.
With lime, the process regresses, but
it may continue to cause symptoms
for months or years afterwards.
I cannot recollect ever having seen
a patient Mith zoster who did not have
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spade ace. He switched to the d ia
mond king, but it was too late. South
won with the ace, drew the missing
trump, and conceded three tricks: one
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spade, one heart and one diamond
Starting with the diamond king is
You are on lead with the singleton much more sensible. And East should
trum p ace. Should you lead it? O r signal enthusiasm with the nine. Let's
should you keep it as a later guaran assume South wins wilh the ace and
teed entry?
plays a trump, which la reasonable.
The la tter w ill usually be better. Now what should West do?
However, If you think that when you
If East started wilh two diamonds,
are put in with the trump ace you will declarer would have six — forget that.
be endplayed, forced to give declarer Instead, East must be encouraging d i
a free trick, then you ahould get that amonds because he has the Jack. This
thorn out of your hand aa quickly as points the way: Continue with the dia
possible.
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W ell, which appliea to th ii deal? take w ith his Jack and sw itch to a
Look only at the Weat hand and the heart, hopefully from either a single
auction. What do you lead?
ton or the doubleton queen-jack. If
The four-heart overcall is frisky. Yet East doesn't overtake, continue with
opposite a passed partner, you are un the ace and another heart, expecting
likely to miss a slam. And consuming partner to ruff.
all that bidding space may atop the op
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ponents from finding their best spot.
works very nicely, thank you.
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W ednesday. Oct 2 8 .1 9 0 6
In the com ing year, Inends In the right
places wd help you down the path of sucThey w tl enable you to to t objec
tives tor yourself that you m ight have
never dared to do before.
S C O R P IO (O c t. 2 4 -N o v . 1 2 ) By using
your ingenuity today you ahould be able
to find new , clever ways of refurbishing
item s or rooms In your household Put
your talents and skills to work lo r you.
Scorpio, treat yourtetf to a birthday gift
Send the required refund form end for
your Astro-Oraph protections lor the year
ahead by mailing 52 and seM-addreaaed
stam ped envelope lo A stro-O raph. c/o
this newspaper. P O . Box 1755. Murray
H ill S tatio n . New York. N Y 10156. Be
sure to state your Zodiac sign.
SA G ITTA R IU S (N o v. 23-O oc. I I ) That
mental antenna you poetess for ferreting
out valuab le facte from conversations
with others might be m tuX force today It
m ight g ra n t you an a d v a n ta g e you
ahouidnl treat with mdrfterence
CAPRICO RN (D ec. 22 -Jen. 15) Explore
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naw w ays to add to your re io u r c e i.
There are hidden opportunities today lor
uncovering unique w ays lo approach
A Q UARIUS (Je n . 20-F eb. 15) Don't let
any grass grow under your leal if you get
an idee that could further your personal
ambitions today. The opportunity to put it
into action couW be fleeting
PISCES (Feb . 20-M arch 20) Something
you team by accident today could prove
to be very valuable The tnck might be xt
ligunng out waye lo lake advantage ol
the knowledge.
AR IES (M arch 21-A p ril IS ) Don't allow
past detests make you hesitant today. Go
tackle e project you haven't attem pted
previously. Your proficiency with this new
venture might even startle you
TAURUS (A p ril 20-M ay 20) It you re not
on your toes today, promising developm enu which could help y o u career might
escape your attention. Don't be caught
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C A N C E R (J u n e 2 1 -Ju ly 2 2 ) Although
condrtions might not have been stable m
an involvem ent you had w ith another,
something could suddenly put an end lo
the! tenuousness today.
LEO (Ju ly 2 3 -Aug. 22) The very persons
who ere supportive of your plans and
Id e a s to d a y m ight not bo e q u a lly a t
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alegianca.
VIR G O (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) Just because
old. tried hab*s are easy and require tittle
effort, it's no reason to atop looking for
bettor waye of doing thing* Be adventur
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