26 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/77464f69c8c874cf5c6a48d69c213dfd.pdf 828a16a3948a9f8c9ddbf5ef989cc911 PDF Text Text * r .- S E M IN O L E L IFE ... B U SIN E SS...PA G E 7A A dream for Lake Jesup Groundbreaking business in Heathrow Serving Sanford, C assolborry, Lak a M ary, Lon gw ood, O vlado^W lntor Springs an d Som lnofo County sln ca 1«08 Seminole Herald 4 Murphy girls arrive in glory The blessed rvrnt look place In 58 seconds. Toni Murphy had been at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Women and Children for two wreks and expect rd to have her babies on Nov. 21. At 3:30 a.m. Friday, she began labor. Four hours later, the wurld welcomed the Murphy girls • Jour of them. The father. Navy Chief Machinist's Mate Michael Murphy, turned from "petrified" to "exhilarated." The hospital public relations Immediately set up a 2 p m press conference for the Murphys. It's not every day that quads are born at Arnold Palmer. Everyone was talking ulxHit Mrs. Murphy from Oviedo and her four drllghtful daugh­ ters. The TV stations came In with cam eras at the ICU and Room 2 10. T h e place was packrd." Michael Murphy M id. The girls have been named Erin. Rachel. Kelly and Casey. Kelly and Cusey are Identical twins. The weight o f the babies ranged from 2 pounds. 9 ounces to 3 pounds. 6 ounces. Each was healthy as w as their m oth­ er. "All we wanted was one healthy baby." Toni Murphy said. "We prayed for one healthy baby. And here Is God giving us four." Tire odds against quads Is high even In the age o f fertility treatments. Two sets o f quads were born In the state o f Florida last year. Th e Murphys, who already had a 12-year-old daughter, considered adoption but chose the treatments Instead. A wisp o f a woman at 5-foot2 .1 1 5 pounds before her preg­ nancy. Murphy had a struggle In recent months. She had to be hospitalized u couple o f months ago because o f severe rib pain from where two o f the babies were positioned. Her physician wanted her to gain 75 pounds but she gained less than half o f that. "Someone has looked out for us." Toni Murphy said. "Whenever we've felt It was too overwhelming, there's been help." Th r couple rent a three-bed room home In Oviedo, but are expected to move soon to Grot ton. Conn.. Michael Murphy's next naval destination. "Toni and the babies won't be able to Join me for awhile." Murphy said Friday. T h e y 're going to be on their own." Not exactly. Toni Murphy said. "God will be with us." 7 5 C e n ts SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 15. I99H t)lsl YEAR, No. 6 1 D illa r d to retire - S P D seeks n e w c h ie f B y Baas Wfcita HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - A day before an updated critique on the Sanford Police Department was re­ ceived. City Manager Tony VanDerworp said Chief Joe Dillard told him he was ready to retire. There will be a national search for a new chief that w ill take three or more months. VanDerworp M id that d is ­ cussions he hud with C h ief Dillard were "very up beat'* and that he was retiring because he "thought It w as the right time " Dillard's retirement comes after 27 years with the SPD the last two us Its chief. Th e disclosure w as on thr List p.ige of a Itt page rrport faxrd on Friday to Mayor Larry Dale and to VanDerworp l>y an Inde prudent police review lioard. T h e City ■ Com m ission should thank C h ief Dillard for his work over the List year and take action to r e ­ cruit the p o ­ sition o f Chief o f Police nallon ally." D,,,ard Public Administrative S riv ic e Assistant Director George llu b ler advised city leaders. "W e have taken It as far as we can." llu bler Mid. "Aiul w r lilt . AT■*., i- the wall." lie said It was I’AS's opinion th.it more progress should havr Item made. At a public hearing on Nov. 23. llu bler M id he will Instruct the City Commission to not only advrrtlse nationally hut to h r "as pm active as It can be - to call every police department It ra n and ask If they have any comers they would rrcotumrud to Ire |Millrr chief In Sanford. Fla." Dillard. 50. was not at SPD Friday when the PAS report a r ­ rived lie underwent surgery for a knee replacement and has Ireeu on extended medical leave. Commander Ray Hronson has Is en the acting ch ief • but -A In his absence Friday. C o m ­ mander Milch Tlndel was In charge. Tlndel took a copy of the PAS rrport to D illa rd s liorne. T l i e chief didn't M y anything about retiring to me." T ln d el decision, Mid. would lie. "If tills Is the ch lers drcl slon. we (the F ratrm .il Order of Police) thank him for all hr has accomplished over 27 yrars service." Sgt. Darrel Presley M id. "It's not fair to Judge him solely on what he did this year or last as chief, lie did the best he could as he has since lie first came on this force." T h r progress evaluation of the SPD a year after It was de Pirate M t Dillard, page 3A Although many SPD officers expected Dillard might retire, there was surprise on Friday tliat he actually had. VanDerworp M id he had talked to D il­ lard on Thursday about his r e ­ tirement. He M id tliat details of a retirement packagr needed to lie discussed. DllLird told the Seminole I lernltl last month tliat he was considering retirement as early as Jan. I. lie had not made a how ever. Those hr talked to at the SPD Mid tli.it they would think he would re lire one day and the next dav think he would stay two more years. The kry w as what kind of retirement Ix-neflts there Historic A ! * trees w ill b. ' i h*s~ help teach students v - By BUI Kerns HERALD STAFF WRITER Sanford Heritage Festival Twist the night away at the Sanlord Heritage Festival Saturday and Sunday. There are plenty of ndes. food and entertainment Chubby Checker (Th e Twist ) takos to the stage Saturday at 7 ond 10 30 p m. and Lovertooy (Turn Mo Loose') performs Sunday at 6 and 9 p m. Sanford eyed as hub for future transport station By BUI Kerns HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Construction on a new Auto Train facility In Sanford could begin during the year 2000. and be completed 16-18 months later. Auto Trutn officials. U.S. Congressman John Mica, and other ofTliials met In Orlando F rtday to coordinate the plans. Mtca said he Intends to seek from $8-12 m il­ lion In appropriations from Congress for public Improvements to support the project. Plans for the facility are still preliminary, but participants expressed an Interest In an Intermodal facility that would combine Auto Train with light rail service, busing and other transportation services. "We can have coach cars, dining cars. Just a tremendous Auto Train facility.* Mtca Mid. We Ilave the potential o f coming together as an Inter­ modal facility. Wc can't do It h alf baked. My plan Is to request at least whatever w e need In appropriation from congress to do this right." Seminole County Comm issioner Daryl McLain and Sanford City Manager Tony VanDerworp contributed to the meeting coordinated by Mica, as did representatives from the Florida Depart­ ment o f Transportation. LYNX public transit. Auto C om m ission m eeting LONGWOOD • The Longwood City Commission will hold lls regular meeting Monday at the Longwood Civic League Woman's Club, located at 150 W. Church Avenue. The temporary relocation Is due to renovations being made to City Hall. Representatives from the Department of Environmental I’rotretlon will present a status report on the Island Lake North restoration project. Commissioners will also vote on a resolution that on adopting an Intergovernm ental Planning CoordUiatlon Agreement. H istorical society m eeting SANFORD The Sanford Historical Society will hold Us regular meeting at 5 p.m. on Th u rsday at the Sanford Museum. The program entitled "Journeys to the Heart o f Darkness: Henry Sanford and the Congo" will be presented by Alicia Clarke, curator o f the Sanford Museum. For further Inform ation, contact the Museum at 302-1000. music and entertainment provided by Sak Comedy Lab. The cost Is $55 per person. $500 per corporate table of ten. F'or more Informa­ tion call (407) 897 6677. ext. 215. V ictory celebration CASSELBERRY • Author, educator, edi­ tor and lectu rrr Sandra H argreaves Luebklng will lx- the featured expert al the .intiu.tl Fall Seminar o f the Central Florida G rnealoglral Society Nov. 21 from 8:30 a m. until 4 p.m. al the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. U k r Triplet Dr.. Casselberry. Luebklng's topics will Include finding ORLANDO - Heart o f Florida United Way will announce the results of their annual campaign at the 1998 Victory Celebration din ner Nov. 20 al 6:3 0 at Disney's C oronado Springs Resort Convention Center. The evening will feature a recep­ tion. four-course meal, complimentary cocktails, evening program , dancing. G enealogical se m in ar Please a«e Trace. Page 3A Bridge is key tie to light rail Train, and Amtrak. McLain Mid the he will work with the county toward milking a new facility a reality. VanD er­ worp Mid the city will tie active In develop in g plans for the new facility. "W e will be bringing urban services to the area o f State Road 46." VanDerworp said. *W r want to have an Intermodal system with multiple uses." John McAITrry o f Auto Train characterizes thr year 2000 goal for beginning construction as "an aggressive goal." lie said the rompany has put together preliminary plans and drawings for the facility. "We did consider perhaps amenities to the fa ­ cility and shuttle busing to downtown Sanford tn some early master planning.* McAffrey M id . "It's very early right now. But. this certainly could be done.* Mica expressed the need for transportation services providing a better link from Sanford to Orange and Volusia Counties. He said Volusia County transportation services are also involved In the plans. A location for the passenger facility has yet to be decided on. Mica said. The current Amtrak facility In Sanford Is a possible location for the new facility. If Improvements arc nude. 1In 1Uriel r SANFORD - H ie 80 small blstorte trres In S an fords Fort Mellon Pink will lie nxrvr.l to George W. Tou tiy Park In the historic district, us the park r e ­ ceives 9100.000 In im prove­ ments. Tire small trees with historic markers will Ire moved starting tn December. No existing, fullgrown trres In Fori Mellon Park are being moved. The Im ­ provements at George W. Touhy Park at 1702 Bark Avc. will In ­ clude park benches, sodding, modified Irrigation, and a brick walk-way. "We're going to keep all the By BUI Kerns HERALD STAF F WRTTF:R sf : m in o l f : c o u n t y rhe new St. Johns River bridge on Interstate 4 could accomm o­ date light-rail transportation, with construction possibly beginning as rarly as 2001. iiwklng a key tic with the proposed new Sanlord Auto Train facility The planned lour-lane bridge could be double bridge, with two lanes on each side and spacr In the middle for future extension o f light rail transportation. The spacr In the m iddle could accommodate light rail transportation from the p ro ­ posed Auto Train facility. Nancy Houston o f the F'lorida Department o f Transportation (DOT) M id at a m eeting to co- fentales-lhe most elusive o f all ancestors: research In really big clttes-such as New York and Chicago: circumventing blocked lines strategies for gelling around dead ends. After lunch Luebklng will give a light talk caUrd "I Want to Ik - the Ancestor o f a Genealogist*. ordinate plans for I he facility Friday morning al One Land­ mark Center In Orlando. *The bridge could be conslrucled as a double bridge with space In the middle for light rail." Houston Mid. "It depends on what the cities wish.* Construction on the new St. Johns River Bridge, stretch­ ing from Orange Boulevard to the Dlrksrn Road-Dclwry Boulevard Interchange, could begin as early as 2001. Houston Mid. Construction ts currently scheduled to b e ­ gin In 2004. The federal government has allocated $128 million for the new bridge. DOT district director ol production Robert Cortelyou said. It would take additional Please t «e Bridge, page 3A IN D E X ___ g S ^ v .v .v .v .* ™ C o m ic * ........................... C ro ssw o rd .................... “ “ D *' B o m b .....................8C Dear A bby .................. 8518. H ealth ft F itn e s s . . . .2C H o r o s c o p e .................. L e i s u r e .......................... 7C O b itu a rie s .................... 3A P eo p le .................... 3C -5C P olice B r i e f * ................. 3 A C o rrec tio n ? F rt * 'The $40 registration fee Includes lunch. F’or more Information call (4071 894­ The show times for the Loverboy con­ cert. part of the Sanford Heritage Festival, were incorrectly reported In the special advertising section In Thursday's Seminole Her ahI. The correct concert times arc 6 and 9 p.m. Sunday. . « W eath er ........................ 2 A i Pithy sentences ere like sharp nails which tore* truth upon out memory. 9 �2A Srmnole Me iM. S j :-* v i 1 K*- u Sunday November *5 1998 LOCAL FORECAST Todiy: Forth cloud) High* In Ihr w KH l i ’w-s in the mid t*>* Sund»y: SniUrmt "Iiiaut '* High.* In the kw-Kh lows in Ihc mul t-< - Mondtjr: s.incm i showm. Highs in the low s0s Lows In the upper 60s Tuesday »nd Wednesdiy: Sc-iltord showm llu;hs m the tew-80s lows in the low to mu! 60> EXTENDED OUTLOOK SATURDAY tn c ld y 82 64 SUNDAY S h W T» 8 2 6 5 M ONDAY S h w rs 8 2 6 9 TU E S D A Y ShwTS 8 3 64 LO TTE R Y More JtO tho wtnning numoers selected on Friday in ttie Florida Lottery. Fantasy 5 8-14- IS -16-26 Lotto (Nov. 7) 13-14-21*26-33-39 TIDES SATURDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min 1:30 ii.m.. maj. 7:30 a.m.. min. 1:40 pi in., maj. 7:55 p m TIDES: D ayton a Beach: high: 4:21 a m.. 4:34 p.m , low: 10:30 a m.. 10:49 p.m New Sm yrna Beach: high: 4:26 a.m., 4:39 p.m.. low. 10:35 a.m.. 10:54 p.m.. C ocoa Beach: high 4:41 a.m .. 4:54 p.m .. low: 1 0 5 0 a.m.. 11:09 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n a B each & N ew S m y r n a B e a c h : S e a s a rc 2 3 fee t w ith a ligh t ch op . W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D a y ­ ton a Is 7 5 d e g re e s a n d at N e w S y m r n a . 75 d eg rees. W in d s a r e fro m th e ca st at 5 10 m .p .h . cian, Houtros Boutros (ihali <1922 >. Help U e Ad w a nise O u r N m w AmertearvliM de P re m iu m S k lk cl IktorVor ilj U N secretary general, is 76. Mcl-ean $ Totloji is the JlSth Stevenson <1929 19961. actor. King 1 Vinyl S id in g and/or O verturn s* ■ * ■ Fart of O u r S h o w H o m o Franco-lion 1 1 .toy of IMS and the Hussein <1935-1. 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Sonny .md Cher TODAY’S WEATHER: On this day in reunited on "Late Night with David 1979. 40 inches of rain was measured Letterman " over northeastern Hawaii T O D A Y ’ S B IR TH D A YS : Hubert MH Iu r. leu* Wr»lh«r I.unlv Cakflilar A.tout Walk In/ •fill Digital Voles Mill Ho* OnI* S in Moat* Knit on 1 1763 18131, inventor. Claude i*ubll thing I 'd Walk Out witn Monet 1 181(1 1926*. artist. Jawaharlal • Ptgif* Slirtln* It 1211 TODAY’S MOON: Between yOur Nehru U8H9 19641. Indian statesman. • found i PigirT last quarter <Nov 10> and pagai with PuwcHASf Of row m i Aaron Copland <1900 I 990<. composer. new moon iNov 18> W* Can T»m ROn' mtfUeig Joscoh McCarthy (1908 I937». politi­ P W lil^ P A G E nvnkMky1 •No Contrict! Nov. 14. 1998 The high tem peratu re In San ford F riday waa not a v a il­ able an d the overnight low waa not available. R ecorded rainfall for the period en din g at lO a.m. Sat* urday w aa not available. •S u n rise ................... 0:47 a.m. •S u n set.................... 0:32 p.m. “Semng Seminole County Since I90S“ Sunday. NovemDer 15 1998 • Vol. 91. No 6 t PubtiineJ Da-iy Ercepi Monday, Saturday A Christmas by Pecuf'C Newspapers inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford FL 32771 Phene (407) 322*2611 Far (407)323*9408 ADMINISTRATION e d it o r ia l Jcn*ee Waftn Ma p j Orem - Editor PRODUCTION Fran* VWoene •Manager Snari Bred* Do t * Owtncn Peggy Beenner Gena Bu*ur - Operator* Freda Meaner* .nra Mugrev Cheryl Srmm El i Kem* Dean Smitn PRESS A STRIPPING Oc«*u Ru-jn ■Buvreti Manager Jet BkrwKka L'mS. Sowgsi AOVERTISINO r r * We'T'e' ■Manager Ctoryt Slone V W e r Swunton Tommy Virwt Ru*t Wn te CLASSIFIED i H T WTTTTT f-H Todajy is the J!9lh “ r r itou of 1998 and the Y . L_1 34th day of fall TODAY’ S HISTORY: On this day in 1939. 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After the two not out to discuss the matter, they began to argue and then got hack In their ears Die man reportedly began to try to ram the oth er ear alter they drove away from the scene of their altereatlon . W itnesses said the man lilt tin- other ear with his ea r on more than one occasion. T A U A IIA S S K K - Education Com m issioner Frank T. Hrng.m unveiled a new department In i­ tiative entitled ’ Sunrise Skill Builders.’ representing a vital link lo the Sunshine Stale Standards- Ihe pre K-12 stan­ dards used in Florida since I99G to guide student Iram lng Battery: LONG WOOD, Bummit Ridge Place. 400 block. Nov. 12, 1:31 a m. A 22 yrar old man was arrested by Sem inole C ou nty sh eriffs deputies for battery. D eputies said the man and one of his roommates began to argue and he slammed her against Ihe wall. They said she com plained about the treatm ent and he allegedly hit her again and began to twist her arm s and to try to put his hands around her throat. Th ey said he also punched her In the face. D o m estic v io le n c e : CASSELBERRY. Oxford Road. 200 block. Nov. 12. 12.37 p ni. A -ir> year old w om an was arrested by Casselberry police lor domestic vtolcnre/aggravated assault. I'ullre said she threatened to kill her ex l*oyfriend In front o f several w itnesses and then pointed a gun al him Police said she lux been arrested on gun charges several limes In the past. She was on probation for a previous aggravated assault i barge Involving her ex boyfriend, they said SANFORD. Wlndrtdge Circle. 1300 block. Nov 12. 5 |5 p m A 20 year old man was arrested liy Sanford police for dom estic violence. Police said hts girlfrien d , who lues not pressed charges In the past, ca lled to say she was afraid and lhat she would press charges. Th e victim told police she might tie pregnant SANFORD, Sanford Avenue. 3200 block, Nov I I | || a m A 24-year-old man w as arrested liy Sanford police lor dom estic vlolencr and b a ltrry Police said he and a fem ale w ere arguing when he allegedly slapped her across the face with his open hand, causing a slight bruise. W INTER PARK. Sorrento Circle. 2 0 0 block. Nov I I . II a m A 22 year old mao was arrested by Seminole County sh eriffs deputies D eputies said be and bis girlfriend were arguin g when he reportedly grahlied her by the head and lot her with an o|ien band on Ihe b.o k o f her head ‘ As you r child'll first teacher, you play a vital role In making siirr you r child Is rrady to learn all that he nr she ca n .' said C om m issioner Brogan "Our nrw Initiative offers guidelines for physical, la n ­ guage, Intellectual and soeloemotional activities and mile stones for typical developm ent from birth to 5 years.’ Sunrise Skill Builders, based on early childhood brain r e ­ search. will l«- used to re in ­ force Ihe value or education, and to help new mothers and fathers be the llrst .md most im|>ortunt tear hers to their children. In 1997. there were 8.792 teenage |>arrnts In F lo r­ ida schools, a slight decrease from the previous year. During dial same year. 7.103 babies were Ixiril in these school-age mothers Die publication ’ Sunrise Skill Builders: You are your child’s lirsi teacher’ was produted m rno|>rrutton with the Florida Education Foundation and printed wlih binding p ro ­ vided by the Florida lottery for the English edition and the Florida Department o f Educa­ tion for the Spanish edition. New research tells us dial Infants are primed In learn la n ­ guage from the earliest m o­ ments. Children who receive Inadequate early exposure to language-talking. singing, reading-may fall to develop the >rilb al language skills they'll need to learn to read and p e r ­ form well In school Sunrise Skill Builders In ­ clude* ’ m llestniies’ to help parents understand what c h il­ dren should know and Ire able lo do from birth to 5 years of age. puts information on brain development In easy-to-read and understandable language; and includes a resource guide lor more Sunrise Skill Builders information. Comm issioner Brogan visited the second Hour o f the hospital and presented new moms and dads with a copy o f the booklet. Comm issioner Brogan was Joined at the event by Ihe fo l­ lowing Individuals: Mary B ro ­ gan wife o f Comm issioner B ro­ gan. Tom Gallagher, education comm issioner-elect: Duncan Moore, president o f Tallahassee Memorial Hospital: Sheila Merlau. a < 111Id development s p e ­ cialist; Dominic Calabm, p re s i­ dent o f the Florida Education Foundation, dr. M an ia Mann, secretary o f the Florida Lottery: and. -lack Levine, executive d i ­ rer lor o f the Florida Center for Cbildrrn A Youth. D ru g s : SANFORD. 13“ Street, 1400 block. Nov. 10. 9 111 p m A 28 year old man was arrested by Sanford police for possession oi cocaine with the Intent to distribute it. tam pering with evidence and Ingesting a hurinlul substance Police said iliey observed him make at least 10 transactions they believed to I m- dn tg related while they were conducting surveillance m a known drug area. As they approached him. he began to run and |*>lur saw him put som ething In hts mouth When they caught up with him. they saw him swallow die Items He was taken to the hospital and his stomach was puiiqw d In Ih r vomtt they found several loll packrts containing cocaine C■ ’ i 1 • A f —. . . . R l*IM Donna Hodges and Bob Wells ol the Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club present a $535 check to Patricia Webb, a tornado victim B r i d g e ------continued from Page 1A funding for construction ol the bridge to begin In 200 I . rather than 2004. Cortelyou said. "Everything Is going sm oothly.’ Corirlym i said. T l i e funding Is In place for Ihe bridge, and were doing ihe preliminary work * The DOT has com pleted a preliminary hydraulic analy sis and geotechnical study toward construction o f the bridge, Cortelyou said. T re e s continued from Page 1A historic trees together." Sanford Landscape Architect Howard -Jeffries said. T h e trees will be spaced apart with room to grow. W e're looking to add new h is ­ toric trees In time New granite signs will !>e placed In Iront of the trees.’ Jeffries said dial the park's location near Ihe Sanford Stu dent Museum, and the park's distinction as one of (h r o rig i­ nal live parks m Sanford, were the reason for moving the- h is ­ toric trees to this park. 15. Jeffries said. Jeffries noted th.it Jan. 15 Is the goal for completing the park Im prove merits because It ts Arlxir Day. Some park equipment, such as playground equipment, mav lie moved to ddfcrenl parks, Jeffries said. 'It's going to he a beautifi 1 park .' Jeffries said. ‘ W e’ re looking forward to the work. W hatever we lake out will be replaced. W hatever we move will be* placed In another park There's not going to tn- anv waste.’ ’ Students can take a tour o f the trees ’ Jeffries said ’ T h is Is a good chance to help sluili-niH tra m history.’ Park Improvements will begin In early December, and are ex­ pected to be com plete on Jail. T h e s p ir it o f b e lie f Percent ol Am ericans wfio believe somewhat in • supernatural phenom ena 1976 and 1997 • Donation • DR. R.C. SPROUT Spiritualism Faith healing J r 1 A stroloqy - UFOs ---- n i . a im MI 2 SENIOR MINISTER OF PREACHING AND TEACHING THIS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15th Reincarnation ST. ANDREWS CHAPEL Fortu n elellin g D i l l a r d --------continued tram Page 1A pic led as a ’ dysfunctional" lawenforcement agency w as not especially critical o f Ihe ch ief but neither was tl a glow ing tribute Alter studying the PAS report. Dale said, "there are still holes In the pavem ent.” Hubler's grades for the de- partm enfs efforts ranged from a D minus to an F. He said dial Ihe morale of the em ployees seemed Improved, dial the p o ­ lice building looked lx-llcr o r­ ganized and less cluttered and that there was less favoritism. Ix-ttrr relationships between management and the union, and (be chief and Ids staff were more open titan In the past. "H its evaluation reveals dial, alter som e Initial hesitation, the department cam e together un­ der the Chief and the command learn.” Huhler said. ’ On the other hand work on new p o li­ cies and procedu res t logged down and some o f the most s ig ­ nificant policies were not writ­ ten." OBITUARIES ALV1N CARMAN BECKER Alvin Carman Decker. 93. M aria Road, Deliary. died W ednesday. Nov. 11. 1998. Dorn In liaycsm tlls. Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1920. Mr. Decker w as the owner o f an autom otive garage and the editor of the C am riglan Magazine, lie was a m em ber of First Dapttst Church of Orange City. Survivors Include dau gh ter. Mary Arm Durden. DeDary; six grandchildren Including Jim Durden. Deleon Springs: 13 great-grandchildren; one grea t-great-grandchild. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklaw n Dark Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangem ents. uzzrrriE brow n jo e U zzlttir Brown Joe. 75, Longwood Drive. Osteen, died Friday. Nov. 6. 1998 at her residence. She was b o m on Feb. 28. 1923 In Plant City. Mrs. Joe was a hom em aker. She was a member o f the Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church o f Osteen. Survivors Include daughter. Kyvotine Wells. O steen; eight grandchildren; several grea t­ grandchildren. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Horne. Apopka, In charge o f arrangem ents. A. LINCOLN LYON A. Lincoln Lyon. 89. Southlake Drive. O range City, died Wednesday. Nov. I I . 1998 at John Knox Medical Center. Orange City. B o m In Havre de Grace. Md.. he moved to C e n ­ tral Florida m ore than 50 years ago Mr. l.yon was a r e ­ tired air conditioning contraclor. He was a m em ber o f First Presbyterian Church o f San­ ford where he was u deacon. He was a m em ber o f the U ons Club o f Sanford. Survivors Include wife. F ran ­ ces: son. Andrew. Deltona: daughter, Ellen Platock. J a ck ­ sonville: 7 grandchildren: 9 great-gran dch ildren. Lankford Funeral Home. DcLand, in charge o f a rra n g e ­ ments. Tile ’ F" grade came in a section titled ’ Performance Measures and Reporting." T ills section, llu bler said, was e x ­ tremely Important and that the SPD had failed to make any of die changes suggested a year ago when he noted T h e situa­ tion in Sanford Is more bleak than PAS usually encounters.” Hubler said that performance m easures for the reduction o f crime or response to calls ’ really mean something.” He sold this constituted a very tmport.mt area because ’ performance measures tn the hands o f competent managers are powerful drivers of change In an organization because they link resources to results and are a link to uccounlabllllv.” He said that the measures recom mended in the 1997 PAS report ’ were not tn use in San­ ford and there was no plan to Implement them." He said no material was presented to dem ­ onstrate any work being done on the use o f outcome oriented performance measures. T h is contributed to the F grade. W hile Huhler was pleased with die C h ie fs Employee Committee was Implemented and initially was active and useful rebuilding employee mo­ rale. eventually this activity and interest fell off. Recent turnouts were poor. A id while there was more concern atxml employees, there was still a lack o f focus In p u b ­ lic service and mission accom ­ plishment. Hubler noted that Important policies - such as one that would result In call prioritiza­ tion were developed and for­ warded to city policy makers, but not acted upon or followed upon. Hie County Sheriff was not asked for assistance In the In ­ formation systems area as r e ­ quested a year ago. A goal was established by the SPD com ­ mand stuff to examine this a l­ ternative but little was done a f­ ter Initial work was completed. T h e staff work by the poltce department on this Item was not well done and the policy m ak­ ers probably didn't realize they were being asked for a d e c i­ sion." Hubler said. Most o f the SPD leaders thought the department would get kudos for Its efforts at co m ­ munity policing yet Hubler's critique said. ’ Community P o­ licing Is not well understood and Is not carried out by ge n er­ alist patrol officers." It was noted that relation­ ships with the County S h eriffs Investigators and the SPD were good and Hurt they cooperate when appropriate. The bad news was lhat there Is no crime analysis capability at the SPD God - cen tered W orsh ip - D ynam ic Biblical P rea ch in g M a n ifestin g the Joy o f C h ristian Fellow ship Sunday S ch ool - 9 a.in. W orsh ip It):JO a.tn. VtiTiinz it t*ip- Pnvjlr Sdiunl |u>l rot of Summit- Tuxnr Center Mill in SinRnl Tike I » lu rxn it (Hxy *0»irul go rot I b miles The shunt b nn ihe right hi ml uJr tall ihr ihunh utfXr fur mure mfi rrruiiun 407-3329582 We B e lie v e In T h e “O ld F a s h io n ” Way • oiu* Funeral Director handles all details • all preparation is done at this facility • service times will tneel ymtr needs • no interest is charged on trusted prearrangem ents, which are 101)% refundable • the family selects cremation services • m arkers designed to specifications Chris seal JIM SCHUlTEWAN G ram kow F uneral H ome s h ie r 1956 500 K. Airport lllvd.. Sanford. IT, 32771) 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �4A Sensnoie HeraW Sanford. Flonda •Sunday November 15 1998 Editorial & Opinion Community Views Changing educational fads for children’s sake Our Views Good-bye Joe Dillard Perhaps. Jix* Dillard Is right. It Is time for hint to retire. To spend time away from the trials and tribulations at the Sanford Police Department. To lx* free of having to read critiques by Independent police review boards. Dillard gave 27 years to the SPD ■ the List two .is Its r'hlcf. He deserves our appreciation. It would he a good Idea to have a Day for him or make him the Grand Mar shall ol the annual Christmas Parade. When Joe Dillard Joined the SPD he was one of two Afro American patrolmen. You can guess where his beat was and how long It took to work on the other side of the city. Dillard was based In the city when he was In the Navy. He liked Sanford and made it his home. Ills climb from rookie patrolman to the No. 1job at the SPD should encourage others In the community, Jix* Dillard hail [ x t s c n x - ranee, was dedicated to law enforce­ ment. knew how to obey orders and then proved he could give them. The last two years haven't been the most pleasant ones in his life - certainly not what he must have thought they would lx* when he rose to Chief of the SPD. Some thought It would lx* a miracle If he survived one w a r yet two. Some believed the mayor and others were out to get him. Wc don't buy the Idea that Joe Dillard was doomed the second he took command of the city's police force. He Inherited the troubles others left tn his lap. He Inherited an ixld triHip of whiners who sabotaged hint and the de­ partment. Jltc SPD isn’t exactly the Good Ship Lolll|>op. Indeed. Jix* Dillard’s successor might have to prove he can walk on water. City Manager Tony VanDcnvorp says it will take three or more months to bring in a new chief. Sanford will conduct a national search. The Job pays around $80,000 a year. Some of this Is lor hazardous duty - the rest for Ixing able to take harsh, relentless and unending criticism. What the d ly needs most Is for the SPD to come out looking fine. Joe Dillard gave the department a Jump start. It’s too hard to ask a guy who Just tiad knee re­ placement surgery to jump any further. Enjoy your re­ tirement. Chief. Anti thank you. By Lurlette Sweeting 1 have been directly involved with counseling and the edu ca­ tion o f children for more than Tour derades. During this p e ­ riod I have witnessed ed u ca ­ tional fads com e and go. How­ ever. there arc some things that are generic to a eh ltd's learn ­ ing. Em phasizing the Imjxirt.mcr of learning Is I h-m d e m ­ onstrated by taking lime to read and talk to you r child from the time he nr she Is born Prepar­ ing a child emotionally in be r e ­ ceptive to learning depends upon how thr significant others In a child’s life have transmit­ ted to the child Ihe fact that hr or she Is loved unconditionally. One of the acceptrd fads o f the past w as open classrooms. Tills approach hypothesized that children would Irani better tn pods with multiple classes and teachers. What we knew about child development and varying attention spans should My Two 0ents ( h i r s t C o l u m n h avr signaled Hut this was a flawed approach. Today, education currency Is Ix in g focused upon charier schools and th r voucher p ro ­ gram. Th e majority o f the states In this nation have passed le g ­ islation nr have legislation In th r process embracing the charter sclitxil concept. Charter schools rrmatu under thr au s­ picious o f thrlr local board of education, but arr IlIxTatrd to try administrative designs and educational methodology for meeting the needs o f the c h il­ dren they serve. We Invite readers to submit thetr thoughts In writing on county Issues regarding people, places and things to the My TUx> Cents Guest Column. T o give more residents a chance to express their views, we ask that individual guest writers submit no more than one column a month Letters Letter to the school board l)r. Ron lin n r ll. I found you r letter interesting not only in content hut also In the tact tli.it It even existed. I thought It w as against school board policy lo talk lo the press about matters that are under litigation. I appreciate and share your concerns about the moral fabric ** agree that the V i n o t i i f have Bern charged with educating ou r children about Hie dangers o f drugs and alco­ hol. Th e Florida legislature, when assigning these tasks also sjx*clfiea)ly defined the how. when and where the schools were to c a n y out these duties. These definitions can be found In stabile 232.25. Th is law does not give Ihe school ju risdiction over any student on a national holiday, or any where other than school board property. According to tlie law. the student or child Is the responsibility o f the parents 24 hours a day mid any where In the world not the school. I thought the school board's duty was to educate our children, not to raise them and not to be the watch dog o f society. 1 am sure there Is substantial case law supporting your p o s i­ tion. I am also sure there are an equal umount o f cases d o cu ­ menting student rights. Neither you nor 1 arc qualified to d eter­ mine what the legal precedents arc for this issue. We should leave lhat to the lawyers and Judges. 1 uni also sure lhat the case law o f this country slates that w llh the exertion of author­ ity one also assumes the re ­ sponsibility. Am I to assume lhat the school board Is also r e ­ sponsible for these students 24 hours a day and anywhere In tlie world. I Imagine you would prefer lo leave that to the p a r­ ents. Lastly Ms. Schapker found Other Views Two billion never-borns! Itv lien W attenberg N K \ V S l> A l> «U ;S iJ L *l| U *kA S - j - v I /* I Four v e i n $gn i f %^>rl<$ l%pi|ut7o8 P r o s jx ^ ts ^ ftir 'l l l d l P e ­ n sio n s/ the United Nation* prelected that b y 'r ile year 2050 •here would be 0.8 billion people in the world, according In ihetr "medium variant" assumption. In 1996 that projection was dropped to 9 4 billion. Now. In the Just published 1998 e d i­ tion. the projection Is down (o 8.9 billion people. Almost one billion people have disappeared In Just four yearsl What hap­ pened? They will never be bom . Current world population Is about 6 billion people. If total population In 2050 goes to 9 billion Instead o f 10 billion, dial means lhat 25 percent o f expected global growth will never materialize. Moreover. It Is now clear lh at as the United Nations continues l<> get even mure realistic, another billion people will vanish by 2050. leaving about 8 billion, cutting expected growth by 50 percent. Then, around 2050. when most young people today will still be alive. It Is quite likely that world imputation will begin to decline. On the dem ographic side consider first the Less Developed Countries (LDC|. Just three decades ago (1 9 6 5 -9 7 0 ). the Total Fertility Rate laverage number o f children born per woman per lifetime) w as 6.2. Today (1995-20001. the rate is estimated at 3.0 children per woman, and Uiat rate is falling at historically record-breaking speed. Fertility In Brazil, for example, has fallen from 6.2 children to 2.3. close to the 2 . 1 "replacement r a le ’ needed to keep a society from losing people over time. In all. the LDCs have already traversed 78 percent o f the way to replacem ent level. More astonishing Is the situation In modern countries, all of which are already below replacement, most o f them far below. Fertility rates In Europe are unbelievable. Th e 19851990 rate w as a startling 1.83 children per woman. Th e 1995-2000 rate Is 1.42. down 17 percent over 10 years and 2 percent since 1996. In Japan, the rate Is 1.43. Such levels are about a third less than needed to prevent an ongoing and geometric decline In population, and yield ever-okter societies with ever-few er worker bees to pay retirement costs. For many years. Italy had the lowest fertility rate In the world, an astonishing 1.2 children per woman. Italy hasn t changed, but three countries have gone lower: Th e Czech Republic (1.19), Romania 11.17) and the new world champion. Spain (1.1 5). America, wtih an average o f 1.9 children per woman over the last quarter o f a century and 2.0 now. has withstood a good part o f the Birth Dearth. Because o f Immigration, the U.S. will con ­ tinue to gain population In the decades to com e while Europe will shrink by at least 100 million people by mid-century. In short, never have fertility rates fallen so far. so low, so fast, for so long, all over the world. For many years, the United Nations diligently reported the dropping rates but did not fully reflect those new rates In their long-term projections. Through 1996. U.N. medium variant population projections carried a bizarre assumption dial all na­ tions wllh below 2 , 1 fertility wuuld rise back to Uiat level by 2050 (an absurd 75 percent Increase In the case o f llaly). Berry's World Properly, that assumption has now been changed, reflecting the rrallty in obstetric wards. Countries below 1.5 rise to 1.7, still a stretch. C ountries In the 1.5 to 2 . 1 range settle tn at 1.9. Furtherm ore, catastrophic rates o f HIV and AIDS In subSaharan Africa have been factored Into the projections. H oi. ihe statistical reformation at the United Nations has not been completed. Any country with a fertility rale above 2.1 In the year 2000 Is kept at 2.1 by the U.N. projectors. Tills Is silly. Consider Indonesia, a country o f over 200 million people. The TF R fell from 5.6 to 2.6 children per woman over the last 30 years. Th e United Nations says the rale will reach 2.1 10 years from now. And Uien slay ihere. W hich Ignores the fact that b y th r early 1990s there were already 12 LDCs below r e ­ placement and that In the later 1990s that num ber has grown to 20. It Is the accommodation o f such trends dial will likely knock thr other billion off Ihe population projections for 2050. Do not expect the headlines to reflect the new numbers. A single hue o f statistics cun change the perception o f die nature of the world. Data showing lower jxipulallon growth than e x ­ pected a rr often regarded as su bversive for agenda-driven In ­ terests For example, the root o f the "global warming" case Is hinged In some large measure to ever-hlgher population num­ bers, l six students in violation of the zero tolerance policy pertaining to alcohol, on that Labor Day w eekend. Ycl you decided to p n x x ed with only two of them. W here K your moral obligation to (lie other four students? W hat have you taught them? T o m M oore S an ford On Ihe olh rr hand, vouchers havr been a source o f grave concern for those who believe that public funds should not be used for private rdurallun. N a ­ tionwide public rduratlnn has liern under fire for years. Charges have been leveled that not only are many students dropping mil o f schools but also many children urr being graduated from public schools without having mastered basic skills In reading, writing and mathematics. T h r other side o f thr coin Is lhat the ex cellen rc o f some public schools h avr been uf11nurd through the many stu­ dents w ho take responsibility for their education and thr school system s that provide Iru m lng environments Hull promote optimum a ch ieve­ ments. In essence the systrm em ploys great teachers up to date equipm ent and other r e ­ sources Dial enhances an In d i­ viduals thirst for knowledge. T h rrrfo rr, the question of providing vou chers lo public school stu drnts to attend prlvale schools has general rd great debates throughout this land. T ile question o f vouchrrs will be analyzrd In depth In future rohim ns. Render Input will be appreciated. Please a d ­ dress your com m ents to Lurlene M. Sweeting. Pti. D.. c/o S em i­ nole llrru ld. 300 N. French Avenue, Sanford. FI. 32771. Lurlene S u v eflw j. a retlreil friurnlor nmi school qidrinnre counselor, lives In Sai\forrt. and try to write no more than 700 words. Writers should include thetr address and telephone number with all cor­ respondence. (V a s e mail to the Seminole Herald. Editor. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, F I 32771 or fax to (407) 323-9406. or email to shedltor9aol.com. Berry's World Rail service Our organization lia s been In­ terested In Improved and ex­ panded rail service In thr Stale o f Florida for almost 20 years now as pari o f our push to build transportation altern a­ tives. W e spearheaded over 10 years the establishm ent o f the first evrr transcontinental train between Florida and C a lifor­ nia. And our organization has been Interested and supportive o f higher speed roll as part of Ihe larger picture o f esta b ­ lishing a statewide rail network which would serve all Floridi­ ans. Yet w e believe the high speed project currently under co n s id ­ eration for the Tam pa-OrlandoMiami corridors to be p rem a­ ture und possibly relying on a faulty assumption. It Is p rem a ­ ture because we fell lhat there may not currently be a great enough base o f roll service In Florida upon which to feed Into this system. The faulty a s ­ sum ption Is that the system will make a profil; no roll sys­ tem that wc know o f does this. Yet no transportation system makes money. Including roads and airports: they are all and should be seen as essential goven im enl.il services and roll o f course Is beneficial because o f Its econom ical, environ­ mental. energy efficient and people moving benefits, among others. W c feel that rather than building the cu n ent high speed project at the moment, the state would get a bigger bang "I'll accept the CEO position on the condition that my obscenely high pay package has no relation to the company 's performance ' for Its buck by building a true roll system which would serve Ihe entire state, would nin at higher speeds than present and would properly lay the groundwork for a high speed system later. Our proposal would provide new service where there w as none before to Panam a City, St. Augustine. Daytona Beach. New Smyrna Beach, Titusville. Cocoa. M el­ bourne. Ft. Pierce, Vcro Beach. Clearwater. St. Petersburg. Sarasota. and Ft. Myers, am ong others, on a 6 times a day basis. Other service to c it­ ies currently with roll service would be nm on at least an additional 5 6 lim es a day b a ­ sis between PensacolaJacksonville; MlamlJackson villr along the coast: Jacksonville-G ainesville Tampa: Jacksonville Orlando and Orlando-Gainesville. In the Tum pa-Orlando-M iam ! co rri­ dors. there will be 10-11 addi­ tional trains each way each day. Service expansion Is a lso possible either alone or with agreem ents with other states to run service to points such as Atlanta or New Orleans. Tlie X200O technology would allow these new trains to nin faster on existing tracks due to lls ability to tilt around c o r­ ners. going between 40 lo 50 percent faster: there Is also existing track which will allow trains to n in close to 100 miles per hour now (Ihe stretch b e ­ tween Okeechobee and W est Balm Beach immediately conies to mind). We estim ate It would cost the state annually to operate this system In the low to mid tens o f m illions o f dollars. The fig­ ures are based on the system Initially covering 75 percent of Us costs Initially and It will do better over lim e pulling In p e o ­ ple all over Ihe United Slates, not Just In Florida alone. A fter all, AM TRAK now rovers 82 percent o f Its costs. C apital m oneys arc Initially estimated at 8650,000,000 which could either com e from part o f the $2.3 billion "loan” for the high speed project which ran be converted to a grant, or part could come from funding agreements w llh the railroads. Worst case scenario. If Florida W'ere faced with solely paying the debt service on thr bonds, the state would only have to pay $ 4 1.6 million per year; track Im provem ents which will need lo be made on top on what Is outlined above would Ideally be part o f Ihe first two funding options, with annual appropriations and bonds to n uke up any difference. Head to head, thr stale would have been spending a p ­ proxim ately betw rrii 8161.000.000 8962.500.000 a year once the high speed p ro j­ ect Is up and running which would only serve part o f our state vs. betw rrn $23,207,642$93,963,8)2 a year to serve the entire state. Our proposed service can be up und running anywhere from imm ediately to I to 2 years, depending upon equipment acquisition and construction of stations and track Im provem ents and this service can run on existing roll lines. Florida Is the fourth largest state In the nation: two states larger than us have already constructed statewide roll n et­ works. and others smaller than us have or are doing likewise, such as Georgia, who Is moving to implement service between Atlanta-M acon and AtlantaA thrns for starters. Building more and bigger roads and a ir­ ports will not solve our trans­ portation problems: only building up our roll resources will. We urge you to contact your elected state officials und candidates to put the state's weight behind Immediately creating a rost-cffcctlvc state­ wide roll higher speed network which serves the most people the fastest. Thank you for helping to n uke Florida a leader In passenger rail serv­ ice. John Hedrick, President People's T ransit O rgan iza­ tion M ontlcello �,1- tev.v-iv.ci-i.vji*.? c t M .y IB. S«fTunoJ« Herald. Santoed, Florida • Sunday. No"ember 15 1M6 ■ M Thewait isewer! A International vlaitora welcome ^ V \ A. A. Publixat Lake Forest Opens Thursday "" A group ol nine assemblyman and an interpreter from Japan were part ol oversee study delegation that is intetested in downtown revitilization Like Sanford, Otsu, Japan is a lakeside city . Otsu is located near the center of Japan on the shores of Lake Biwa, Japan's largest ~ A freshwater lake. The group strolled around the historic cistrict Friday guided by Linda Kuhn, director ol Sanford Main Street Inc. 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( .t p lllvM H IM ' 1 1IUII tl l.tl |l.ll k 1 1M I'l K M I K M s 1 s \ h it 1 IV *> •1 • III l i t Ill'll 1 Ik l IM_i X'di •" \ I.irivM l.i t i \ | iu \ *f)l)lifl CITY OF L0NGW00D, FLORIDA NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY OF LONG W OOD FLORIDA that commencing Wednesday November 11 1998 and tor approxi­ mately 75 days (through the end ol January 1999) the City Commission Chambers will be closed for ren­ ovations During this time period all City Commission meetings will be held al the following location Th e L o n g w o o d C ivic League W o m e n 's C lub 150 W. C h u rc h A venue L o n g w o o d , Florida . t tie i! ,iv ~ lut d e l t v e r v t i n e o n w h i t l n i tu . 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The story never reached Seminole County, a l­ though there w as a large part o f It devoted to Coral G ables High School In Miami. Coral G a ­ bles. a proud football program, plays before em pty stadium s w ith m ore and more players r e ­ fusing to take the time required to put Into a w inning football team. It kind o f hits hom e In Seminole County. Once, not too long ago. Seminole County sta ­ dium s w ere filled. People around Sanford still r e ­ call the glory years o f Sem inole football. — 333 . » Latimer run gives Tribe 7-6 victory By Jeff Berlb rick * ASSISTAN T SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ For one team the srorrboard re­ flected a haunting reminder, and for the other. It brought bark a happy memory. Sem inole defeated Lake Mary List night. 7-fl as both team s closed out their seasons at T h o ­ mas E. W hlgham Stadium. It marks the second straight year the score was 7-6, Sem inole, and once again It com e down to the final play o f the game. Russ Abrams, who had already made field goals of 48 and 42 yards, ratne up short on a last second 52-yard altrm pt as Seminole c e le ­ brated a win over Its cross-town rival for the third straight season. Th e Sem inole win also marked the seventh win In the last eight tries against the Rams. Th e gam e meant nothing to either team ex­ cept for pride. Sem inole's playolf ho|>rH were da sited last week with a loss to district rival Mainland and the Rams were hoping to clinch a .500 record with a win. Insteud. the Rams ended up 4-0 In Greg Stan­ ton's first year its coach. It was a major Im­ provement over last year's 0-9 disaster. *We played great defense all year long.* Stan­ ton said. *We rebounded all year, we just got down after losing to Oviedo.* Th e Rams lost to Oviedo. 40-7. In their hom e P1«aa« M ( Seminole. Page 2B M S H S H S lfM lIn M Garrett Goldsmith (No 7) capped hit senior Mason by leading Sommole to a 7-8 victory over Lake Mary at Thomas E. Whtgham Stadium Friday night Goldsmith finished his earner with a 15-8 record as a startor Bittersweet season ends for Lions and Bears Uut In 1998. Interest has been seriously lack­ ing all over the county. True. Sem inole County has been down In fo o t­ ball for the past few years. Especially this s e a ­ son when, except for undefeated Lake Urantley. only Sem inole has a winning record and the vHQlf* were ousted from the playoffs last week. Let’s talk about the Seminole game lust week. W e'll get to everyone else In a minute, but Sem inole had a hom e gam e against Its biggest district rival. Mainland. A vein would have sent the Fighting Sem lnoles to the playoffs and a loss would keep them at home. W here was the crowd? Despite a big gam e the crowd was nowhere near what It should have been. What was going on In Sanford that night that could have possibly been more appealing to Seminole students than a big gam e Involving their classm ates? By Toay De Bonnier HERALD CORRESPONDENT OVIEDO _ Homecoming gam es generally are festive events, fueled by school spirit and fond m em o­ ries. Certainly. Friday night's sen sonending football contest belw ren the H om ecom ing-celebrating Oviedo Lions und the visiting W in­ ter Springs Bears did not lack for school spirit at John Courier Field. That a understandable, given the close proximity o f the schools and the fact that a good portion o f the W inter Springs Junior class were freshmen at Oviedo. How about the other schools? Sure, lake H ow ­ ell Is going through a dreadful season, but. on Parents Night two weeks ago. the parents o u t­ numbered the students. Oviedo usually packs them In. but a slow start sent attendance falling, and crowds at Lyman and Lake Mary are also suffering. The biggest crowd I've seen all season was for the W inter Springs 'H om ecom ing* game two weeks ago and that's for a second-year school. Cm getting used to attending gam es and g e t­ ting a decent parking spot right before kickoff and that should never happen. Sports Illustrated Implies that there are too many other things kids are getting Involved with these days. but. talking to kids all over the county. It seems all they ever say Is that there's nothing to do. Friday nights at the stadium used to be the place to be; a place to meet girls and to just hang out with our friends. It should still be that way because, at $-1 or $5 admission. It's the best bargain In town. W hat's m ore Is that students will still flock for basketball gam es. Crowds at Lake Howell and Oviedo boys gam es last year filled the place and the Lake Mary girls packed both sides of the gym for big gam rs. Even In volleyball this fall, there were as many students attending as football games. Another problem addressed by Sports Illus­ trated Is that the num ber o f participants are down all over the country. Now. It's true, football Is a year-round game. Hetween January and August, you had better be In the weight room and. let’s face It. there's nothing as monotonous as a long practice with a team going nowhere. Hut It’s also true that some o f the better p lay­ ers In the county arc either not returning o r q u it­ ting halfway though the season. Everybody w ants to be a star or It's not worth the effort. One o f the reasons Is that, when It comes to participation sports, there are sim ply more choices. Soccer Is a lot less expensive and tim e­ consum ing and Is almost the tn-thlng to play these days. Lacrosse Is a new and exciting game and attracts an awful lot o f football players. You ran still hit without the year-round effort. Basketball Is cool as long as Michael Jordan Is still In the NBA and girls' sports are taking away a lot o f fem ales who used to participate In the football program In other ca p a cities. Football Isn’t dead and the crowds at Lake Brantley prove that people will support a winner. Football Isn't dying In Seminole County. It Just needs a boost. Th e problem Is. no one seems to know where that boost Is. L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : It's a sari state o f qffa lrs In the N IIA when form er Magic hack Jerry Reynolds Ls getting more media cover­ age than Penny Hardaway. Oviedo junior running back Alvin Hudson (No 24) rushed for 54 yards on eight carries and scored a touchdown to help the Lions close out a tough Mason on a winning note. 37-8. over Winter 6prtngs Friday night at John Courier Field. Bui to describe the memories the two teams will take away from the 1998 campaign as fond would be u considerable stretch. -It's definitely a bittersweet nlgjit.* said Oviedo coach Greg Register with a shrug. "We weren't planning on packing up the gear Plaaac see Oviedo. Page 2B H e n ry gets 400th coach in g victory Kellie Werner HERALD CORRESPONDENT LAKE MARY _ Four hundred Is a pretty special number. A .400 batting average In b a se­ ball Is rem arkable, actually, a l­ most Im possible. W inning the Pepsi 400 would earn a driver a lot o f recognition and a lot o f money. A high school coach winning her 400th gam e Is pretty special as well. Just ask Lake Mary girl's vo l­ leyball coach Cindy Henry. "W inning 400 gam es makes me feel old,* Henry Joked. ‘ Actually. It's a really nice thing. It shows niy longevity. I love the game o f vol­ leyball and while I have enjoyed every minute o f coaching. *1 have to give a lot o f the credit to the great players that I have coached here ut Lake Mary. They ure as much a part o f this as I am.* Volleyball lias always been a love o f Henry's. In fact, her desire to coach Is what led her to the teaching profession. A s a kid growing up In W isco n ­ sin. Henry was always athletic. In high school, she played basketball. volleyball and ran track, with her strength lying In volleyball. Henry attended Manatee Com m u­ nity College In Bradenton and played volleyball there after h er family relocated to Florida. A fter com pleting her first two years, she transferred to the University of Central Florida where she played on the varsity volleyball and b a s ­ ketball teams. Criminology was the major that Henry was Interested In when she started college, but because she always knew she wanted to coach, she switched her major to educa­ tion. Henry landed her first teaching Job ut Mllwee Middle School, then taught at Lyman for three years • before transferring to Lake Mary In the school's Inaugural year. It was at Lyman that Henry began coaching volleyball. *1 have been coaching volleyball for 21 years and I love It.* Henry said. *1 coached basketball for one year and slow pitch softball for seven years but I definitely enjoy volleyball the most. "Even nicer now is the fact that it Please see Henry. Page 2B I Lake Mary veteran girls volleyball coach Cindy Henry recently got her 400th ca ­ reer victory in her 21sl year of high school coaching, the lost 17 at Lake Mary �i. 2B •Scmnola Herald. Sanford. Ftomla •Sunday. November 15 1S>98 Sem inole C o n tin u ed from Page IB finale and went on to lose the last three gam es on the road against very difficult opponents. Sem inole coach Jim Worthington wrapped up his second season with a seven -win season. He missed several practices this week with the birth o f hts daughter. Brooke on Tuesday. T h e roaches told me they worked really hard this week and l knew we'd be ready for tonight .’ r\vo players who weren't ready to call It a sc ison vet were linebackers Joe W atson and H e n ry C o n tin u ed from Page IB Is a short season. I get to coach during the first part o f the year when I am fresh and them 1 have the rest o f the year off to relax." In all o f her years o f co a ch ­ ing. there Is still one thing that Henry does not like about high school sports...specialization. Henry believes that girls e s ­ pecially should try a variety of different sports. High school Is supposed to be a team ing experience, she explained, and with so few athletes actually m aking a liv ­ ing at sports, as long as the academ ics are top priority, girls should try a couple differ­ ent things. "I am all for athletes playing various sports." Henry said. "It ■ can only benefit the athlete. 'W hen these kids look back at high school, they should remem ber that they had fun. There Is nothing w rong with trying som ething new. Th ey can alw ays go back to their first love." Henry's love for the game of . vollevball Is evident not only In . her num ber o f coachin g vlcto, rtes. but her dedication to the train. She has an expectation for her team s to win and that Is contagious. 'O n ce you le a m to win. then you expect to and It happens." Henry’ said. In Coach Henry's case. It has happened 400 tim es. Mike Bradley The duo was all over the field ami stuffed several Lake Mary drives late In the gam e to preserve the win nole field for the filial time. After the Sem liinlrs celebrated with the school band. Paine was em otional and was one of the few Semlnoles w ho didn't remove their gam e |rrseys before walking off the field K.u h leam was held scoreless for most o f the first quarter, but Sem inole scored Its only touchdown of (lie gam e late qu artrr when Clarence L illm e i broke two tackles on his way to a JO yard touchdown run He look a pair of vicious shots and Ixitm crd oil la-fore out racing the L ik e Mary defense. After that the teams traded punts and turn overs Bradley and W atson keyrd the Sem lnolc defense. but L ik e Mary stood strong liehlnd Rv.in DIChtara. Charles Harris ami B.irrv I’orter who plavcd one o f his lx-st games o f the season K a d i team missed on fourth-and-ntie oppor lu n llles Is-lore L ik e Mary got on the Imanl with *Joe W atson has been the leader on and o il the A d d along with Bradley.* W orthington said "They made play after play all season." Another player not willing to let the season slip away w as Sem inole tackle J rff Paine who w ill be playing .it a major in te n s it y next sea son. but had a hard time walking oil the Semi Watson developed into a team leader By K e llie W ern er HERALD CO RRESPO ND ENT SANFORD _ He Is not very big person. And he's very soft spoken. See him on d ie football field, however, and you'd swear he Is seven feet tall and with a very gruff voice. Sem inole High School ou t­ side linebacker J o e W atson Is almost a split personality when It comes to his on and off the field personas. "Joe Is definitely a crunch player for us." said Sem inole coach Jim W orthington "Last year he made big plays for m but this year he has com e alive. He Is a leader on the team. Not a vocal one. but a leader by exam ple." W atson began his football career In the Sanford Pee Wee league. He alw ays played d e­ fense. which Is Just fine with him since he enjoys making tackles, and received helpful Ups from his older relatives, who w ere also food players for the Fighting Sem lnoles. For a time. W atson ulso played basketball but even though he liked the sport, he decided to concentrate his en ­ ergies on football That has been a very good decision for Ixith W atson and thr Sem lnoles. All year, the name called the most for defensive plays has been W atson's He Is every­ where. In one gam e. W atson broke up a pass, caused one fumble, recovered two fumbles and racked up eight tackleW hat makes him so g o o d » Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated I Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. "I have always been last." W atson explained. "But I think I have Improved the most b e ­ cause o f coach W orthington and his strong -kills. I hustle, have a decent work eth lr. have good work out habits and take my role as one o f the leaders on the team seriously.* There Is one other thing that W atson takes seriously...his 3.3 grade point average W at­ son admits that he doesn't have the best study habits, but he does manage to get the work done and keep up with the assignm ents. That can't lx- easy with school all day. practices in thr afternoon and then gam es on Friday evenings. Motivation Isn't a problem for Watson, however. I he sam e dedication lhal drives him to keep hts grades up. also m o ti­ vates him on the football field "I play every down like it could be my last." W atson said Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions Repairing and Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions 209W. 25thSI., Sanford mv-00564 Joe Watson "Because you never know when you might gel hurl." Watson hope- to attend c o l­ lege after high -« hool. Because he was tiom and raised In Sanford, lie is considering g o ­ ing out o f stale. Ills f.tvorlle - « hoot Is Syracuse U niversity (New York) and ll he were to stay m Florida, he likes thr University of Miami With Ills dedication to his si hool work and Ih r game of football, college Is d efln llrly within W atson's rruch. Oviedo Continued from Page IB tonight. W e've got a great bunch o f kids. And these seniors are the first group o f kids I've had for four years." Oviedo, which began the season with hopes o f returning to die state playoffs, finished the season with a 3-7 record after rolling past the Bears. 37-6. Friday. W inter Springs, which has only Junior, s o p h o ­ more. and freshman classes this year, ended up 2-8. W hile the marks suggest a season o f fu­ tility. both team s will look back at 1998 as a "would have/could have/should have" ex­ perience. In that uniquely athletic perception o f "we d ld n t get beat, we lost." both coach es believe that they were Just a couple o f plays from being In the state playoffs. AVe lost tw o District gam es by a total of three points to team s we dldn t know much about." said W inter Springs coach Mick Harris. "In fact, we played much better within the county than we did outside." The frustrations o f a disappointing s e a ­ son aside. Friday night's game capped a spirited week between the schools that In­ cluded a flag football gam e between the re­ spective faculties (and assorted friends) on W ednesday night. For the record, the Lions' offensive a t ­ tack featured 12 different skill position players (Including freshman placeklcker Steve Asby. who kicked a 28-yard field goal and a pair o f extra point). Ju nior running back Kevin Quintero led Oviedo with 79 yards and a touchdown on seven carries. Also contributing were Junior Alvin Hud­ son (eight rushes for 54 yards and a touchdown). Junior Clarence Walker (48 yards and a touchdown on seven a t ­ tempts). sophom ore Brian Lorenzettl (four rushes. 26 yards), sophom ore Drew BalleyH am rtt (25 yards and a touchdown on four Abrams s first field goal of the night late in the •bird (|tiartrr. Th e Rams had moved to the Id on that drive, hut B radley made a big sack to push L ik e Mary buck. K.irty In the fourth quarter. Sem inole fumbled and L ik e Mary recovered at thr Sem inole 22. hut Watson made two t . u k le s for losses and again the Rams had to settle for a field goal. Seminole had a chance to put II away when It drove to the L ik e Mary :i» . hut on the N th play <>f the drive. Jusim Wright (ticked off a pass to give Mary a tmal shot. Ilic Rams drove m the 33 Ix fo re Watson stuffed running but k Lawrence Rudolph furring Abrams to try the long held goal Ihc only Sem inole County team left standing Is L ik e Brantley which hosts Dr. Phillips In the first round of the state playoffs next Friday at 7::K> p in carries), and Junior Brandon Mitchell (three runs for 2 1 yards). Junior Kenny Sturllng (who com pleted five o f 13 passes for a touchdown and an Interception) and sophom ore Nick Tenekedes alternated series qu arterback­ ing Oviedo. Lorry Grayson caught three passes for HI yards and a touchdown while Justin H o l­ mes had a 27-vard recrpllon. Paul S ari la caught a pass for a two-point conversion. "W e were hoping to have a year like last year," said Register, referring to the Lions two-gam e run In the Class 6A playoffs. "But one way that I define cham pions is If they get up after getting knocked down. And these kids have gotten up every tim e they were knocked down. “W e’ve played well the last four weeks (when the Lions went 2-2 after a 1-5 start). W e even played well In the losses We had som e things to fix. W e Just fixed them too late." Johnnie Blake highlighted the W inter Springs attack by rushing for 37 yards on 11 carries, com pleting u nine-yard pass to Greg lannuzz! for the Bears only touch­ down. and catching a 10-yard pass. Darryl Wright added 23 yards nishing on seven carries. Marcus Wiggins chipped In with two catches for 41 yards, while Iannuzzl had three receptions for 32 yards. Chauncey H am pton had a three-yard nui and a 14-yard reception. Brett W eber caught a 10-yard puss. Quarterback Brandon Blake passed for 107 yards, com pleting Seven of 15 passes. "I wish we could have played txrttcr'ln the first half." said Harris. "Oviedo must be the best 3-7 team In the stale, but we gave them several gifts (mainly three turnovers on the W inter Springs' side of the 50-yard line). "Our defense did a good |ol>. hut that's lx-rn tlie case all year long. We thought the offense would lx- our strength, but w r'vr been inrnnslHtrilt. Thai s just a result of our youth and Inexperience. On the whole, the season was a good learning experi­ ence." 0 6 0 0 S 16 0 13 Flret Quarter 6 .3 7 (1 _ Grayson i l l pass limn M ailing (Santa pass limn Starling) Second Quarter o.Asliy 2N Hi Q _ Walker I m n (Astiy kit kl O . 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BEARS 6 Winter Springe Oviedo 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 S 6*1r*n 5 S533SE a *;N • N • Ui • A • L DeLand November21& 22 Saturday * 90 .01. to 5 p.m. Sunday* 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. U 11 M o re th a n 2 0 0 A rtis ts FASCAR wraps up 1998 points season LRCol F rom S ta ff R ep o rts U m iL O _ Orlando Speedworld and New Smyrna Speedway started a new point season this past weekend with the W inter Series! Tills is a short point series that runs until the 22nd and 23rd o f January 1999. It Is an Individual track series and does not have a com bined points race. This point series has been done twice BUT this year the points do not go to the regular points series which begins January 29th Orlando Speedworld and January 30th New Smyrna Speedway! We will continue to run year round but the point season 1s now split Into two competitions. FASCAR Is changing and with every change time Is needed...good things are yet to come! Next Friday night there will be regular racing action In die L ite Models. Limited Late Models, Open W heeled Modlfleds. Sportsm an. Bombers. Mini-Stocks. Run-ABouts and 4 -Cylinder Bom bers. Racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. U m iL O _ Test and Tune Is held every W ednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando SpeedW orld. Cost Is $20. which Is good for the car and three people In the pits only, while Individuals C on tin u ed from Page 2B NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA _ Tonight at New Smyrna Speedway, the SARA Open W heeled Modlfleds w ill hold a special $1,000 to win. 50 Lap ra ce. Next Saturday night there will be regular racing action In the Late Models. Limited Late Models. Open W heeled Modlfleds. Sportsm an. Bombers. M lnl-Stocks and Run-A-Bouts. Racing begins at 7 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located 10 miles south o f Daytona Beach at the com er o f 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) 4274129. or on the net at W W W N EWSMYRNAS I'E EDWAY COM. or E-Mall at FASCARNOWUAOL.COM. HOPKINS MEATS rival (I the A R ls in th e D o w n to w n A rea • Painting • Sculpture • Pottery • Jewelry • Photography • Graphic Arts Free Parking 4 Free Adm ission < ♦ C ontinuous Live E n te r ta in m e n t ♦ 322-9291 900 M ic h ig a n St. ♦ Food & B everages 4* (Off ol S Sanford Avo . 1 milo before Lake Jessup) Come by for your Florida Classic Meat Supplies! *4 Children’s Hands-On A r t Program 4* 4 Youth A rt Exhibition 4* • AS. M l Always Fresh Meats Including: Catfish Caught Dally! We Have Tons of Chitterlings Too! This tulverlisemenl courtesy of: _ _ "not Ivil 9 NISSAN... but a DtLAND NISSAN...NISSAN" H DELAND NISSAN HOURS: MON-fRI BAM-flPM sun closed 2600 S. W00DUN0 BLVD. DELANO W. VOL 734*3003 OR 1*800*654*1896 TE S T AND TUNE ■w i r n u -.v* r; !.v'b%4» �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. November 15 1998 - 3B ‘Duffer’ Berlinicke from the Eagle’s Nest By Jeff Berlinicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Th e Sanford Rotary Club Is net­ ting ready In host Its annual goif touniam rnt t>er. I at Debary Counlry Club. Th rrr will be a 12:30 p in . shot Run start and the fee Is only $85 to Include Rolf, baby bark ribs and BBQ chicken. Prt/rs will be awarded In the scram ble format, so call 323-1673. 323-3660. 322-4854 or 322 -2120 le g a c y Club at Alaqua L ik es celebrated Its stopped at Mlark Dear G o lf Club last week... Stop by Tlrnacuan G olf and Country' Club Dec. ■I as the golf shop hosts Its w ine and ch ers e golf shop sale... Diamond Players Club, a golf management company headed by Texas Rangers* pitcher Todd Slottlem yre. has arqutrrd Sw eetw ater Country Club and W eklva G olf Club tn Longwood. DPT has several celebrity partners In­ cluding Minnesota Twin Paul Molltor, Tam pa Day Buccaneer running L ic k Mike Alston and retired pitchers Mel Stottlem yre and Sam M rDowrll... Olympic gold medalist Dot Richardson will be am ong those participating at h rr annual go lf tournament to benefit the Dot Richardson S o ft­ ball Academ y this Sunday at H u n ters Creek L ist year, the event raised over $'1,000. Call 310 0130 or 599*0105 for details... Th e Metro Orlando Amateur Softlral) A s s o c ia ­ tion will host Its Inaugural golf tournament Nov. 20 nt Ekana G olf Club In Oviedo to benefit the Achieving Excellence Through Academ ics A Athletics organization. Entry fee Is $75 per first hole-ln-one two weeks ago. Dave O'Connor, a club meml»er, scored the first a re using a fiveiron on the 17th hole. It was also Ids own first ace... The Legacy Club nt Alaqua L ik r s also a n ­ nounced Its grand opening date, set for Dec 12... Alan King's 2 2 1 topped Gary Keymnnt. Chuck Lytle. E d Purnell and Dave Sutton to rapture the Rolling Hills Invitational last weekend... Jay W illiam son earned $10,000 with his fourshot win over John Elliott as the Cleveland Tour c o u £ 6 £ pDorw u. s a s w w s OF the present:. UCF hoop teams split openers Special to the Herald ORLANDO _ Sem inole High School graduate llrad Tralna got his senior season off to a living start as he scored 26 points to Ird the University of Central Florida to a 10-1-98 v ic ­ tory over Rollins in the men’s hasketh.ill season openrr for both schools In the other hall o f the dnubleheadrr. Karl Gaskins and Kate Miller com bined for 48 points to Irad Aim -m an Uni­ versity to an 88 70 victory over the University o f Central F lo r­ ida w om en s basketball team on Friday .it lh r UCF* Arena. The gam e w as the season open rr for both teams. Th e Golden Knights ap |*earrd headed to a fairly easy victory when they built a 53-41 halftim e lead But coach Tom Kinsman's Tars cam e roaring bark In die second half, outscorlng UCF. 57-51. Tralna. a First Team AllTAAC prr season selection, finished die night rilne-for-13 Irom the fiuor. Including fourof-srvrn Imnt tlii< -i-| H iliit land. and was slx-for etgFit at the charity stripe. The 6-foot 6. guanl/forwanl also contributed right re­ bounds and three assists. Also sto rin g In double fig­ ures for the Knights were Mario L ivrtt (18 points. 10 re­ bounds). D’Q iiarius Stewart and B rronti Sim s |I6 points each) and Cory Prrry 111 points). C alrb Spring led Rollins with 24 points. Other duultie figure scorers for the Tars were Mlkarl llrrm a n sson (16 points). Mike Casey (15 points) and Fred Johnson (I I points). Alter a four-year hiatus U CF and Rollins renewed their long standing rivalry, perhaps for the last lime. TAAC n d rs will not allow UCF* to play any non* division I schools alter next season, m aking It unlikely that the Golden Knights and Tars will meet In the near future. UCF* leads the all-tim e series between the two schools 24-15 ami has won the last four m eetings The Golden Knights w ill travel to Alabama on Thursday to take on Auburn University at 8 p in. In the opening gam e of die evening, two trrr throws by Ouskin at the 7:47 mark of d ie first half gave AU a 14-13 lead UCF* wus unable lo regain the Irad for the rest o f the game as Am erican led 41-25 at S L O W player. The tournam ent will be a four-person scram ble with several contests Including a chance to win a 1998 Bulck. a seven-day go lf vacation, and m any more. Call 869-2526... L ik e Brantley High School will host Its a n ­ nual event to benefit the booster club Nov. 14. Call 320-3413 for details... Eastwood G o lf Club will host the annual HSMAi Golf Tournam ent Dec. 4 with an 8 a.m. check-ln. There will be plenty o f separate c o m ­ petitions with a luncheon at 1:30 p.m. Call 6545911 for details... Moonlight Central Senior Tou r has kicked off and Is a local mint tour for players aged 48-andover. Players with handicaps o f 15 and lower will play two to four times each week at go lf courses In Central Florida. Call 825-9122 for details... Celebration G olf Club has been chosen as the national host for Am erican G o lfs Women In Coff Day. 1999. Th e tournam ents will be staged at more than 200 private, resort and dally fee courses nationwide and Is open to women o f all ages and skill levels... C R E D IT ? B A N K R U P TC Y ? die half and shot 50 percent |29-for-58) for the game. UCF’ shot 31.9 percent and was outrebounded. 42-39. UCF had four playrrs reach double figurrs with senior guard Chertya Davis scoring 14 lo lead the Golden Knights. F IR S T T IM E B U Y E R ? Have You Baan Turned Down By Othar Dealer*? 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Pain Them in In ITowards An New 4 ^ i ◄ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -*d ◄ .Why ... _Buy _ _______________ ____________ Your Skates__________ Anywhere Elsel ^Akkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkikkkkkkiikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk kkkkkkkkkkki^ �41 ■Sorrvnoie Herald. Sanford. Flonda ■Sunday. November 15 1908 W h a t's U p In The N F L .... W e e k N o. I I SANFORD _ W elcom e back from a brutal week folks. Last Sunday was full of surprises and w e barely escaped w ith our lives! The League had some huge surprises clim ax­ ing on Monday night as the Pittsburgh S teelers destroyed the G rren Bay Packers. I w as shocked not at how well the Steelers played, but at how poorly the Parkers perlormed. Mike Holmgren has a lot o f work to do with this squad If they plan to be contenders. I'm not one o f the Idiots predicting the dem ise o f the franchise and 111 tell you whv. They have a ton o f talent and one o f the best head coarh ex In the League. Th e Vikings struggled to overrom e a feisty Saints team and lost two quarterbacks tn the process. Do you think they’re w ishing they h a d ­ n't cut Gtno T o r m ta ? I doubt It. Anyway. I ll tell you who else looked good this weekend....the Oilers. If the Steelers and Jaguars, along with JefT. still think that D ivision Is a two way race, they are all mistaken. I can honestly see the Oilers pulling o ff a major upset and winning this bracket. Th ey have a way o f making games ugh', and when they do. they know how to win them. Keep an eye on them, because nolm dv else Is. Let * take a quick look around Florida. The Jagu ars continued their winning ways, but m ay be in trouble this week as they might have to go with out Brunnell. T h r Jaguar fans -ire lucky that today s game brings a weak o p ­ ponent to town. That gets me to the Tam pa Bay Buccaneers, who are an absolute disgrace. Everyone thinks Dungy Is the greatest thing In the world, except met I think he stinks and 111 give you a one word reason. Dtlfer. If D ungy had any sense he would have started looking for a new quarterback earlier In the season when It was obvious the offen se wasn t going to click. W e all know Steve Walsh Isn’t the What’s Up In The NFL BRADY LESSARD answer, but U s time Tony got the m essage that D llfrr Isn't either. I forget what the Dolphins did last week, but It doesn t matter. T ills will be the fourth year In a row that all you Fish fans get excited for nothing! Jim m y m ay give great press con fer­ ences. but he has yet to prove he can take this team where they want to go. Let's take a look at TH E C R Y S T A L B A LL OF F O O T B A L L and (lnd some winners. M I A M I (- 3 ) A T C A R O L I N A T ills gam e might seem like a gim m e to D ol­ phins fans but 111 tell you this, the Panthers and their fans have not quit since Kerry *1 Quit* C ollins quit. Th is team will be ready to fight to the death, and I don t think Miami will tie up for the challenge. Marino has lookrd terrible, and Carolina can stop the run at home. P a a tb a is 10. Dolphins 10. B U F F A L O (- 2 ) V S . N E W E N G L A N D Preseason handteappers had this one figured as a Patriot blowout, but that was before the Patriots’ own blowout. That was also before Doug Flutlc w ho should have a detent game at home against a defense that was totally stomped by the Falcons last week. A win here keeps my beloved Bills In the running for n trip to the Super B ow l....w ell maybe a Wild Card. S A N F R A N C IS C O (- 3 ) A T A T L A N T A W hy can't the Falcons get any respect? Th e Nlners arc traveling to the Georgia Dome to face a very good team. Th e Falcon fans have vowed to make the Dome so loud Young's ears w ill bleed. Tills team Is hungry and I think they 11 win the gam e outright! Take the points and nin. don't Jog, to the bank on Monday morning. F a lco n s 3 8 , N ln n s 23. T E N N E S S E E ( • ! ) V S . P IT T S B U R G H Ever heard o f a slu gfrst? If not, and you have any questions, tune Into this gam e. There will be m ore tale hits In this gam e than any gam e this year. The Oilers are tired o f bein g treated like children, so they plan to light like men. I'm not sure they have the talent to win this game, but I would never bet against this angry team In this one. O U a «* 16, M a s te rs 13. N E W O R L E A N S (- 2 ) V S . S T . L O U IS The A ln ls play host to the Ram m les In this matchup o f teams going the wrong way. New Orleans showed heart keeping the gam e close at Minnesota, but tt took a lot out o f them. Th e Rammles ran score some points, but seem Incapable o f stopping opponents from doing the same. I'm going with the Alnts. m ainly because they're at home und the line Is less than a field goal. A ln ts 23. R a m m les 2 0 . S E A T T L E (- 1 ) A T O A K L A N D Th e wtnner will sneak Into the playoffs, the loser will not. It's that sim ple. I love both o f these team s so I refuse to pick a favorite....oh all right. Seahuwks soar! Baahaw ks 24, C h eaters 21. G R E E N B A Y (- 7 ) V S . N E W Y O R K G IA N T S Th e Packers have yet to im press me this year, but I know me the talent Is there. W ith the Vikings looking to pull aw ay from Ihe "pack." Holmgren knows he needs this gam e. Look for Ihe Giants to out u d a decent effort In Ihe find half, but I think Favre will be too much for them tn the second half. W ith G rren Bay's record on outdoor turf, this Is not a gam e to in­ vest in. P a ck ers 24. (H a n ts 10. D E T R O IT (- 2 ) V S . C H IC A G O Th e Bears have m ade a habit o f keeping th eir gam es closer than people expect, w hile the L i­ ons have a habit o f losing gam es they’re n ip posed to win. Barry Sanders has m ore class than anyone in the League, and It’s a sham e he has to play for such a bad team. Th e weight o f Detroit is on h is shoulders, and he'll be ready for the task. I look for him to go for close to 200 yards. Lia na 24. Basra 10. D A L L A S (- 4 ) A T A R I Z O N A Delleve me football fans, the Cardinals are ready for this one. T h is team has been Ihe laughing slock o f the Division for too long. I like Arizona In m y U PS E T S P E C IA L . Th e Cowgirls stink, did you see them at hom e against the Giants? C a td tea te 17. C m rg lite 13. D E N V E R (- 4 ) A T K A N S A S C I T Y This Monday Night matchup la dam pened by the fact that Elway w on't be able to go. Marty Shottrnhetm cr needs to pull out a win If this team has any chance o f m aking the p la y­ offs. My sources tell m e this team la falling apart, with locker room brawls com m on after practices this week. If I'm forced to play. III take Ihe points, at least the Chiefs are still fighting for som ething! Chtefh IS . B ranca# 13. Each week I select the gam e that after diligent research and contem plation. 1 Teel Is the best selection against the spread. This gam e Is re­ leased here In my colum n as my patented L O C K O F TH E W EEK. Today I feel great going with the C A R O L IN A PA N TH E R S (4 3 ) O V E R T H E M IA M I DOL­ PH IN S. The Panthers are starved for a victory and should catch Ihe Dolphins asleep at home. Have a great afternoon watching football and rem em ber, everything else can wait!!! R acin g---------Please sea Racing. Page 4B can enter for $5. RESULTS ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD NOVEMBER 0 Lata M e 4 *l* . 1. |7M| I I J Me LnxJ. 2 16) Ikiaty noatwT1«ht. 3 (7) PrUar Sonlo: 4. IS 11 ilru ct Evrrrtt. 3. 135) R J Romano Lim ited Lata M * d * l* _ I (4) Lurry McCormack: X 1071 C lu il Allman J 131 Karl Ik tk n c r 4. [91 [lobby Srare. S. ( 26 ) Larry O ilr r n W edltled _ 1 [H| Kenny I lo k lr 3 1K9| Jimmy C row ; 3 (601 John LovrUdy: 4. I2BI Jeremy detainer 5 1141 John Wills ip a rts m a a . I. 121 Glen Carter. 2. (341 Ron lUuckurd. 3. |RI RRh Clouscr. 4 list llilly tlelilower 5 137) Chad M lal-Staaha _ 1. 1141 Uttun VatiAisIlne 2 1971 Kelly Jarrell. 3 I2H) R J . Am onr; t 115) Wayne Clark. 3. I l l IVdle Allison Baasbara _ I (BOX) Lam e AJIlson 2 (16) Robert WlUum* 3 (321 John Clouscr 4 (031 1km R o w . 5 INI Meltsau Clouscr R aa-A-Bauts . I 177) Warren S th u u r 3 1191 Mike McGowan. 3. 16 21 Gary Smith 4 (721 Hank Walker 4-CyUader Bambara _ I 1291 C ha; lie Grtfllth: 3. 131 Lronurd Story 3 1431 Curly. 4 1091 Raymond HoUj(r. 3 161 Steve Patterson. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY NOVEMBER 7 Lata M a4al . I. ( I l l David Rotters. 2 1781 B J McLeod. 3. 1211 Chuck liters: 4. 127) Mike Good: 5 (N il Itrurc Everett L im ited Lata M edtta _ l. ( I l l Jeremy Fitch: 2 (67) Chad Allman. 3 191 Hobby Sears: 4. t43) Sammy Graham. 3. (77) Brian Iteilaw M odified _ I 132) Robert Ham 2 166) Jetty Symons 3 I3V1 W VmLu krr 4. I73| Hobby lllukr 3 (13) Tank Tucker Ip a rtsm a a . 1 |n | Kuk C k aiser 3 1371 Chad IV rv r, 3 1621 Joe Adam* 4. |07) Ron lathy 3 192) Don StusksliU M ia I Stacks _ I (Jl Hoh tfcuie: 3 171) TrdVulplus 3 1221 Kandy Kaon. 4 13301 J D Grraid. 3 (M l Dun Strosahl Bombers . I (991 Greg Suyler 2 1301 Jet! Wright. 3 (Hi Rich Clouscr. 4 1111 Duane Freed. 3 1321 John Clou set K u * A B e e t* _ I 1631 Joe llrugan 2 171 Ed Zlkowskl. 3 (961 Timmy Morton 4 1331 Jctl DeFreter: 5 (601 Wayne K a rte ll* Baby O rsads (d river b at) _ Pete Frost Jimmy Prryam. Kirk Riddle. Mike Franklin. Jtm Krflugg. Mike Atkins. Glen Whitney FINAL FASCAR POINTS 1998 I H illy Legal Notice County Courihout* located at IN T H I CINCUIT COUNT J01 NO PARK AVENUE m SAN­ OF TM I tBTH JUDICIAL FORD. Florid*. *t 11.00 o'clock CINCUIT, IN AND TON a m on tn* l i t day ot DECEM­ SIM INO LS COUNTY. BER. till in* following FLONIOA d**cr.b*d property ** tat forth 0 1 N IN A L In »ait* Summary Final JURISDICTION DIVISION Judgmant. to-wtt: CASS NO: as 1144 CA 14 A THAT CERTAIN CONOOMINIthe f ir s t n a t io n a l b a n k UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT OF CHICAGO. A3 TRUSTEE 100. BUILDING 1. RACQUET UNOER THAT CERTAIN CLUB VILLAS AT HEATHROW I. FOOLING AND A CONDOMINIUM. TOGETHER SERVICING AGREEMENT WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST DATED AS OF SEFTEMSER IN THE LAND. COMMON ELE­ t. IM S . FOR RTC MENTS AND COMMON MORTGAGE FAS3-THROUGH CJCPEN3ES APPURTENANT TO CERTIFICATES. 3ERIE3 199S-I PLAINTIFF SAIO UNIT. ALL IN ACCOR­ VS DANCE WITH ANO SUBJECT TO KEITH A. GHAT. THE COVENANTS. CONDI­ IF LIVING, a n o IF OEAO. TIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS th e UNKNOWN SPOUSE. ANO OTHER PROVISIONS OF HEIRS. OEVISEES. THE DECLARATION OF CON­ GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. DOMINIUM OF RACQUET CLUB L'ENORS. CREDITORS. VILLAS AT HEATHROW I. A TRUSTEES ANO ALL CONDOMINIUM. FIIEO APRIL OTHER p a r t ie s CLAIMING I I . 1917 I OFFICIAL RECORDS AN INTEREST BY. BOOK 1131, PAGE SI 4. IT Th r o u g h , u n o e r OR SEQ . ALL OF THE PUSLIC AGAINST KEITH A CRAY. RECORDS OF SEMINOLE JEANETTE P GRAY. COUNTV. FLORIDA RACQUET CLUB VILLAS Dalad this JOtn day o f AT HEATHROW October. 1996 CONDOMINIUM (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) ASSOCIATION. INC . MARVANNE MORSE DANIEL B MICHAEL. Clark ol th* Circuit Court AS TRUSTEE UNDER By: Jan* E. Ja***ic PROVISIONS OF TRUST *170 Deputy Clwrk DATED JULT J l, 1947; THE LAW OFFICES OF HEATHROW MASTER DAVID J STERN. P A. ASSOCIATION. INC ; ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF UNITED STATES OF M l 3 University Drive AMERICA. JOHN 0 0 E Suit* soo AND JANE DOE AS Plantation. FL 3J374 UNKNOWN TENANTS I9S4| 233 9000 IN POSSESSION 9E-797301NATR) DEFENDANTISI In accordance with the NOTICE American witn Disabilities Act, OF FORECLOSURE SALS persons with disabilities need­ NOTICE IS MEREST GIVEN ing a special accommodation P J Iu w iI to ■ Sunona/y Ftflol to participate m this proceeding judgment ol lofoclotvra dated should contact Ih# Clerk ot tn* October JOth. 1991. entered Jl Circuit Court at tn* SEMINOLE Civil C a m No 98 1744 CA 14 A County CourthouM at 407-373D> in* Circuit Court ot 16* IETH 4330. not later than M v e n day* Judicial Circuit in *nd (or SEMI­ prior to the proceeding It hear­ NOLE County. SANFORD. ing unpaired, 1-900-94S 9771 Florida. I wilt M il to t6o Ktgriett (TOO) or !-900-933 4770. via And bait bidder lor c**6 WEST Florida Relay Service FRONT DOOR OF COURT­ Publien: November 9. IS. 1994 DCW-S7 HOUSE ot tn* SEMINOLE 1 .2 8 5 : 5 . (5 5 ) S h a t n S p o r t s m a n _ I. 177) Dan Zukowtkl. 2.873; 2. (21) Kerry Belflower. 2.568; 3. (15) B illy Belflower. 2,490: 4. ( I I ) Russ Shaw. 2.238; 5. (09) Art Kunzrman. 2,133. Mini-Stock _ I. ( 1 ) P ed lr Allison. 3,192: 2. |97) K elly Jarrett, 2.967: 3. (15) W ayne Clark. 2.466; 4. (419) Bob Goff. 2.272: 5. (6) Jam ie Dtxon. 2.098. Bomber _ 1. (8) Rich Clouscr 147 wins). 3.278: 2. (47) Tim Adam s. 2.962: 3. (3) Charles Fry. 2.660; 4. (81) Mike Peppier, 3.100; 5. (O) Mark Scherer. 1.807. NEW SM YRNA SPEED W AY Late Models _ 1 . (78) ORLANDO SPEEDW ORLD L a te M o d e ls _ l. (78) B J . M rLrtxl. 3.237; 2. (81) Bruce Everett. 2.860: 3. (18) Jared Allison. 2.665: 4. (14) Konnle R oach. 1.830; 5. (7) Debbie Santo. 1.399. L im it e d L a t e M o d e ls _ 1. (9) Bobby Sears. 2.9G3: 2. (67) Chad Allm an. 1.867: 3. (87) Eddie Rice. 1.712: 4. (22) Larry Osteen. 1.685; 5. (26) Mike Murphy. 1.363. M o d ifie d _ 1. (71) J o e Middleton. 2.309: 2. (5) Eddie Hartin. 1.659; 3. (13) Bill Gunn. 1.337; 4. (34) Frank O. III . H e ld . 9 8 0 . J. McLeod. 3 .6 1 8 :2 . Everett. 3.284; 3. Rogers. 3.242; 4. Allison. 2.782; 5. McClelland. 2.334. b. (81) Bruce ( I I ) David (18) Jared |99) Bobby limited Late Models _ IHirker. 1.420; 5 (77) Tim Wallace. 1.364. S p o rtsm a n _ |. (35) Dee Napier. 3.862; 2. 109} Art Kunxeman. 2,504: 3. 107) Ron Lufcy. 2.293; 4. (34) Pat Buckley, 1.746: 5 (3| Ian Huffman. 1,692. Mini-Stock _ I. I I ) Pedle Allison. 3.514; 2. (71) Ted Vulplus. 3.245: 3. 121 B ob Doxle, 3.094; 4. (I5| W ayne Clark. 2.871; 5. |4I9| Bob Goff. 2.412. Bomber _ I. (8) Richard Clouser (47 wins). 3.935; 2. (05) David Rowe. 3.738; 3. (3) Charles Fry. 3.672: 4. |71) Mike Hendrix. 3.353; 6. 199) Oreg Sayler. 2,626. COM BINED POINTS (drivers ru n n in g for p o in ts a t b o th tracks) Late Model _ I. (78) B J . McLeod. 6.855: 2. Everett. 6.144; 3. Allison. 5.447; 4. Rogers. 3.316; 5. McClelland. 2.871. (81) Bruce (18) Jared (II) David (99) Bobby Limited Late Model _ I. (9) Bobby Sears. 6.790: 2. (67) Chad Allman. 5.431; 3. (22) L a n y Osteen. 4,220; 4. (87) Eddie Rice. 3,146: 5. (26) Mike Murphy. 2.341. Modified _ 1. (71) J o e Middleton. S.OBI; 2. (19) Tom Root. 2.591; 3. (66) Jerry Symons. 2.238; Laurent. 2.050; Gunn. 1.867. 4. 5. (51) Tim (13) BUI S portem en _ i. joe) Art Kunzeman. 4.637: 2. (35) Dee Napier. 4.466; 3. (3) Ian Huffman. 3.346; 4. ( I l l Russ Shaw. 3.218; 5. (I5> Billy Uelflowrr. 2.744. Mini-Stock _ 1. ( I ) Pedle Allison. 6.706; 2. (15) W ayne Clark. 5.337: 3 . (419) Bob Goff. 4.684. Bomber _ i. (8) Rich Clouser (47 wins), 7.213; 2. (3) Charles Fry. 6.332: 3. (05) David Rowe. 4.906: 4. (71) Mike llendrtx. 4.552; 5. (47) Tim Adam s. 3,312. Recoton®Electronics FACTORY OUTLET STORE l. (9) Bobby Sears. 3.827: 2. (67) Chad Allman. 3.564: 3. (22) Larry Osteen. 2.535; 4. (I ) Sammy Graham. 1,923: 5. (87) Eddie Rice. 1.434. Modified _ l. (71) J o e Middleton. 3,382; 2. (66) Jerry Symons. 1.944; 3. (19) Tom Root. 1.830; 4. (3) W ayne SCW Pro-Wrestling SANFORD _ The Sanford Police Explorers will be sponsoring SCW (Southern C h am pi­ onship W restling) Pro-Wrestling on W ednes­ day. November 18. 1998, at the Sanford Civic Center located at the com er o f Sanford Ave. and Sem inole Ulvd. on the lake front. Come see Sanford's own "Mr. M on ey' J e ff Dcrn and ‘ Mad Dog* Mike Taylor and his new manager. 'M s. Red Hoi Pepper", along with T h e Phcnom ' Bryan Austin. T h e Syrian Slasher. "Up Town" Frankie Capone. T h e Mercenary". "Lord o f Discipline", Th e Florida Hurricane", and many others. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with the a c ­ tion beginning at 7:30 p.m. Th e cost Is (8 .0 0 for all seals. Proceeds will go to the Sanford Police Explorers to help purchase a van for their program. For more information or tickets, please contact Ofc. Mike Taylor at (407) 323-3030. Tickets are also available at B illy Boy s lo ­ cated at the C om er o f 1st St. and Sanford Ave. In Sanford. (407) 321-0833. T h is is o u r o n c e a y e a r f a c to r y s a le in c lu d in g th e fo llo w in g : Kccolon Wireless Speakers and Headphones. Jensen and Acoustic Research Speakers and Home Theater Systems, Jensen and Advent Car Audio. Video Game and Computer Accessories. Camcorder Accessories. Cellular Accessories, Telephone Accessories. Multimedia Speakers. Surge protec­ tors, Universal Remote Controls, Audio and Video Cables and Accessories, and much more!!! A LL AT LESS T H A N HALF OF RETAIL!! Most For At Least 20%-60% Below Retail! WNBA tickets ORLANDO _ With an average ticket price o f Just (1 7 . and tickets as low as ( 8 . Orlando's W NBA franchise has announced Its season ticket prices. Orlando will (Ip off Its Inaugural W N B A season In the summer o f 1999 under General Manager/Head Coach Carolyn Peck. O rlandos WNBA home schedule will c o n ­ sist o f 16 regular season gam es and one pre­ season game. Currently, all season tickets being sold will be located In the lower bowl o f the Orlando Arena with prices ranging from ( 8 to (3 2 per game. The 17-game season package ranges In price from $136 lo (5 4 4 . Fans can secure season tickets by c o m ­ mitting a $50 per seat deposit on season tickets. More InformaUon can be obtained by calling (407) 916 WNBA. \ 1090 Emma Oaks Trail Lake Mary, FL (4 0 7 ) 804-1787 Bmp. / �Sammoia Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. November 15 1998 - M Legal Notices IN T M CIRCUIT COURT OF T M I aiO M T IIN T H JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT M AMO TOR SEMINOLB COURTT. atORtOA c i v i l ACTION eaaa n o . ee-ieea c a d i v i s i o n te * a FIRST UNION MORTOAOI CORPORATION r/KM CAM I RON BROWN COMPANY. Piamtift(«), va. JOHN C OOROON. *1 al. Defendant)*). NOTKS OP FORSCLOBURf B A L I NOTICI IS H IR IB V OlVIN pursuant le a Final Judgmant at Marl gaga Far a d o aura October 10th, ISIS, anterad in C ate NO I CA of tha Circuit Court ot m* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMINOLE Court,. Florida wherein FIRST UNION MORTOAOI CORPORATION F/R/A CAM I RON BROWN COMPANY w m * PUmiiff and JOHN C OOROON; Somme)* County; Jamaa ta ck . Janat Rack are th* Detendent*. I win aak lo lha highwet and boat biddar lor each at lha Waot Iron* door ot lha Sonunolo County Courlhouoo. Sanford. Florida al I I 00am . on lha Slat day ol OCCIMBIR, ISOS, lha following doaenbod property aa aat lortn m cold Final Judgment LOT S. BLOCH 4. HSFTLIR HOMIS ORLANDO SICTION O N I. ACCORDINO TO THI PLAT THIRIOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOON 11. PAOIS S I S . IN THI PUBLIC RICORDS OF SIM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNISS MY HAND and tha aaal al trua Court on October JOlh. IM S IS ! AL) Maryanna Moraa Clark o l lha Circuit Court By: Jano I . Jaaataw Deputy Clark Echevarria, McCalta. Raymar. Barron S Fraopiar Pool Otfico Boa M IO Tampa. FL 13401 FP404I404 N you ora a parto o with a dtaobilily aho naada ec commodenan m ordar to parttc p ile m tn a proceeding. you aro antiHod no coal to you, lor tha puma-on ol corlirn aaaiatanca P IM M co n la d Court Admtmatration ol M l N Park Aronuo. Sanlord. Florida 12771. laiaphona numbor |«0T| 11141M. within 1 working daya ol your rocaipt ol thia document, ft haarmg repaved. (TDOl 1-400M S-ITM Pubhah November 4. IS. IM S otw-ss IN T IN CIRCUIT COURT POR BSMINOLS COUNTY PLORIOR PROBATB DIVISION Flla Hum ban 44-4 TS-CP IN R l I STATS OF JAMSS AIBENT WIOOIS Deceased NOTIC4 OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admimalralian ol lha aaiata ol JAMES a i b i r t w io DIS. docaoaod. File Numear M ST1-CP, la pandmg in lha Circuit Court lor Semina'* County. Florida. Probata Division. tha addraaa ol which la PO Draw** C. larMorO. FL FFTFI tho namaa and addroaaaa ol mo poraonai lapraaomatiro and lha partonal rapraaanlaliva'a atlornay ara aal forth ALL INTI A t t T I D PINSONS AR I NOTIFICD THAT All poraona on whom in.« natico 10 toryod who hart abtocnana that chailanga ina raUdrty al lha will, tha ryuaidicanona al lha poraonai rapraaanlatnra. ranua. or jurisdiction ol thro Court ara raduuad to Mo thou obioct-uni with true Court WITHIN THI LATIN OF T H A I! MONTHS AFTIR THI OATt OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY OATS AFTIR THI OAT I OF SIR V lCI OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THIM All craddora ol tha dacadanl and othor paraona having claimt or damanda agamat decedent * aatata on whom a copy e l thia notice la served wrtlun Ihraa month* altar tha data ol tho lual publication ol thro noliea mual Mo thou claim* with thia Court WITHIN THI LATIR OF TH R U MONTHS AFTIR TH I OATI OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY OATS AFTIR THI OATI OF SinvICI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THIM Ail olhor croditor* ol tho decedont and poraon* haring claim* or damanda agamal in# dec#dant'a aatala mutt Ilia thair claim* with Ihl* court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS AFTIR THI OATI OF THI FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI ALL CLAIMS. OIMANOS AND OBJICTION3 NOT SO FILID WILL B t FO R IVIR BARRIO. Tho dale ot lha l-rtl publica­ tion of Una Notica it Norambar IS. IM S Par tonal Rapraaanlalina: Jf ANNE WIOOIS I I OS Marquatla Avenue Sanlord. Florida 31TT] Aitor nay lor P«-tonal Reoresenteliv* JACK T. BRIDGES Florida Bar No 145933 M 4 North Oak Avenu* Sanlord, Florida 11771 PubJith: Norambar IS. 11. I SSI OIW-MO _________ IN THB CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY, PLORIOA CASB NO. fS -t1 4 t-C A -1 4 -K RUSSILL BRUCI MONCRIEF. a awglaman. Plamlill. ra. m a g n u s Th o m p s o n . ASTON TAYLOR. JUOITH WALKER. VIRNITA BROOKS, and MARCIA HILLINGWORTH, Defendants N O T IC I OP SALS NOTICE IS HERCBT GIVEN trial pursuant lo a Final Judgmant ol Foracloaura datad NOVEMBER 4. ISSI. in laror ol Plaintiff, RUSSELL BRUCI MONCRIEF. again tt Oaland- L oo king fo r a jo b ? Checkout the Help Wanted sectionertry Sunday in the Seminole Herald. Legal Notices Legal Notices anla. MAONUS THOMPSON, ASTON TAYLOR. JUDITH WALKER. VIRNITA BROOKS and MARCIA KILL INOS WORTH, bt Cata No. M-114S-CA-14-K of tho Circuit Court in and lor Samlnola County. Florida. In which RUSSILL BRUCE MONCRIIF it tha Plaintiff and MAG­ NUS THOMPSON. ASTON TAY­ LOR. JUOITH WALKER. VERNITA BROOKS and MARCIA KIILINQWORTH ara lha Dalandanta. I will tan lo tha highatt and beat biddar lor cath al tha Waal Mam Entianca ol tha Saminola County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida. M 11:00 A M on Dacambor I , I f Si. lha following datenbad proparty aal forth m lha judgmant: Waal SO It ol Eaat IIS S It o f Lot 4, Robmaont Soryay ol On addition lo Sanlord. J l record ad m Plat Booh l. paga SI. o f tho Public Rocorda ol Sommolo County, Florida DATED NOVEMBER 4. ISSI MART ANN! MO RSI Clark o l Tho Circuit Court By Cat aha v. tharn Oaputy Clark John A Baldwin. E*q 7100 S Hwy 17 SI Earn Park. FL 117M Pubhan Norambar S. IS. ISSI OEW-M Tha data ol tho Brat publica­ tion pi Nils Notica Is Norambar IS, ISM . Poraonai Raproaontativo: CHiattoth Ann Ktop I l i a Hall Moon Trad Jackson villa. Florida 11231 Atlornay lor Poraonai Raprooontatlvo: Susan Sloglo, Eaquiro Atlornay lor Potitlonwr Florida Bar 433TIS1 4110 Ballon Road. Sudo 140 Jackaonvtll*. Florida 11111 Phono. (904) 294-772* Publish: November IS. 11, IB M DEW-10S n T M CIRCUIT COURT POR BSMIROLB COUNTY PLORIOA PROOATf DIVISION Pika Rum ban S4-4SI-CP IN R I U T A H OF CHARIOTTI I TISHO Docaaaad MOTICB OP ADMIN 14TRAT IOM Tha admin-airalion al lha aatala o l CHARLOTTI I. TISHO. docaaaad. F-ia Numbar *4 4 ft CP. it pandmg m lha Circuit Court lot Saminola County. Florida. Probata Division. lha addroaa o l wtwen •a PO Orawar C. Sanlord. FL 31771-OSSS Tho namaa and addratsaa ol lha poraonai rapratanlaliva and lha poraonai raptaaanialira'a aliornay ara aal forth balow ALL IN T IN IS IID PERSONS A R I NOTIFlIO THAT: Ail paraona on whom this notica la aarrad who h art objection* that chailanga tha rahdity al lha will, lha guaMxaNona ol lha paraonal rapraaantalira, ranua. or jurisdiction ot th-a Court ara ratyuwad lo Ma tn#w objection* with thia Court w it h in t h i la t e r o f t h r u MONTHS AFTIR THI DATE OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY OATS AFTIR THI OATI OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THIM An creditors ot lha dacadant am) otnar paraona narmg cla-ma or damanda agamat dacadant a aatala on whom a copy ol ihia noi.ea la aarrad wilhm tnraa moniha ahar tha data of lha Mat publication ol this nol co must Mo Iheir clowns with th<a Court WITHIN THI LATIR OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THI first publication of this NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTIR THI OATI OF SIRVlCI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THIM An amar t in fr c r t at tho decaO M m i poraona narmg clown* or domond* ogamtt tno decsdonl * ad ata n u ll Mo Ihoir down* witn thi* court WITHIN TH RU MONTHS AFTIR THI OATI OF THI FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI ALL CLAIMS. OIMANOS AND OBJICTIONS NOT SO FILIO WILL S I FO RIVIR BARRIO OP T M 1BTN J U D K U L CIRCUIT, » AND POO S S M ID O il COUNTY JURISDICTION C A D I NO; PS SIDS CA « « I CITICORP MORTOAOt. INC. F/K/A CITICORP HOMIOWNIRS, IFFC., SUCCESSOR DV MCROIR TO CITICORP HOM IOWNIRS SIRVICIS. INC PLAINTIFF VS OIORGE M. DROWN A/K/A GEORGE MARLIN DROWN. I T AL DEFINOAMT(S) NOTtCN OP ACTION CONSTRUCTIYB MRVTCS TO: SCOTT HARRISON whoso ro«i Banco to unknown d ho/aho/ihoy bo lirmg. and If ha/oha/thay bo dood, lha unknown defendant* who may bo spousos. hairs, davioaoa. gronloo*. aaaignaoa. honors, creditors, trustees, and all fo rlias claiming an mtersot by. through, undor or agamat lha Dalandanta, who aro not known to bo dood or aura, and ail par­ ties haring or claiming la hava any right, trua or interest m lha gaga bamg larociosad harem VOU A R I H IR IB V NOTIFlIO that an action lo foreclose a mortgage on lha following properly LOT 104. LYNWOOD. ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT TH IR IO F AS R IC O R D IO IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAGSB 70. 71. 71 S 71. OF TH I PUBLIC RICOROS OF SIMIFFOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA hat boon Mad agamal yaw and you ara required la to r*# a copy ol your written dalenee*. 4 any. lo it on OAVID J. STIRN. IS O Piemttff a attorney, whasa addraaa is SOI • Unirertity Driro *100. Plantation, FL 11114 (no ialar than 14 daya horn the date al lha teal publi­ cation ol this notica e l action) and Ida lha original with ma dark ot ttwa court aithat before immad-ataly thereafter, other­ wise a delauN will bo entered agamat you lor tha renal demanded m ma complaint of petition hied her am WITNISS my hand and lha aaal ol thia Court at SIM INOLI County. Florida, this lid day ol NOVIM BIR. I f f # ISIALI MARYANNS MORSt CLIRK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT BY Rum King Oeputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STIRN ATTORNIY FOR PLAINTIFF *01 • UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE SOO PLANTATION. FL 11114 S4 79C47 (CMI| Publish November 0. I I . 1SOO OEW-M NO TICI ST JOHNS RIVER WATER M ANAGIUtNT DISTRICT GIVIS WRITTEN NOTICI OF INTINOIO DISTRICT DECISION The District gives written notice al ns mlenl lo leeue 0 permit lo the following applicant)*) on December I, ISSI SIM INOLI COUNTY. ATTN JERRY MCCOLLUM P I .. S20 W LAKE MARY BLVO. SANFORD. FL 11TT1. apphcetion *4-11702S4AGM4-IRP The protect is located m Sammoia County. Sect HO* 11. 14. IS. 14. 27 S I I . Township 21 South. Range M Ea*i The IR P application is lor MODIFICATION TO THI PREVI­ OUSLY ISSUiO PERMITS ASSOCIATED WITH PHASE II FOR WIDENING HOWILL BRANCH ROAD FROM THE ORANOI/SIMtNOLI COUNTY LINE EAST TO STATE ROAD 414 Tha iscoiymg waterbody is LAKI JISUP FL DIPT 0 * TRANSPORTATION. DISTRICT S. 7IS S WOOD LAND BLVO. MS-901. DILANO. FL 12710. application 14-1170 4 U A 0 -IR P Tha proiocl lo located m Sommolo County, Sections I I . 10. 11. I f A I t . Township 21 South. Ranga I I la s t Tha IR P application .a tor CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACI WATIR MAN­ AGEMENT SYSTIM ASSOCIATED WITH WtOENING STATE ROAD 4]4 FROM A TWO LANE RURAL ROADWAY TO A FOUR LANE DIVIDED URBAN ROAOWAY. The receiving waterbody ia LAKI JISUP FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. ATTN RICHARD ALDRIOOt. 22S WATIR ST. 4TH FLOOR. JACKSONVILLE. FL 12101. application F4-t17.0440AMl.ERP. Tho project is located m Sammala County, Section 14. Townsh.p I t South. Ronga I I tael. Tho IR P applica­ tion >a for MODIFICATION TO THI PREVIOUSLY ISSUIO PERMITS ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION FOR TMI RIVIRSIOI LANOINOS/FIRST UNION BANK. Tho receiving waterbody is tho ICONLOCHHATCHEE RIVER SEMINOLE COUNTY. ATTN JOHN C MOORE, JR.. P I . S20 W IST LAKE MARY BLVD . SUITE 200. SANFORO. FL 12771. appkcalion 44-t 17-044SAGM.IRP Tho protect is located m Sammoia County. Sections 01. 07, 01. OS A 10, Township 20 South. Rang# It last Tha IR P application it lor MODIFICATION TO THE PRE­ VIOUSLY ISSUED PERMIT ASSOCIATED WITH THE SANFORD* AVCNUI DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS The receiving waterbody ia LAKE JISUP RICHLANO PROPERTIES. ATTN CURT WILRINSON. 4114 W. KENNEDY BLVO.. SUITE T40. TAMPA. FL 11409. application 141I7-0479A-ERP. Tho protect is located In Sommolo County, Sections 11 S 17-10, Township I t South, Ranges 11 S 31 last. Tha IR P application ia lor CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO SERVE A SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH AREAS ALONG C R. 41S □ EOICATIO TO COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT, PUBLIC SCHOOL B A FIRE STATION KNOWN AS THE RIVER OAKS PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, FK.A. FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH Tha receiving waterbody la tho (CONLOCKHATCHII RIVER. Tha lites(s) containing each ol tho above-listed application)*) ara available for inspection Monday through Friday ascapl lor legal holiday*. 1.00 a.m. lo S.00 p.m. at lha Si. Johns River Water Management District Headquarters or the appropriate Service cantor Tha District will lak* action on each permit application listed above unless a petition lor an administrative proceeding (haarmg) ia Mad pursuant lo lha provision* ol Sections 120 94S and 120.57, Florida Slatulea Chapter 21-104 and 40C-I.I047, Florida Administrative Coda (F A .C ). A parson whoso aubalwillal miaraal* aro aft acted by any ol tha Oistncta proposed permitting decision* identified above may petition lor administrative haarmg m accordance with Section* 120 949 and 120 97 or all partiaa may teach a wntfan agreamtnl on mediation aa an alternative remedy under Section 110 S71. Choosing mediation will not adversely affect tho right to a hearing it mediation d o** not reautt m a aehlement. The procedure* lor pursuing mediation aro tot forth m Section 110 971. F.S.. and Rule* IS - 104.111 and 14104 40I-.40S F.A.C. Petition* must comply with tha requirement* ol Florida Admmnlralive Coda. Chapter 21-104 and be Mad with (racaivad by) tha Disliict Clark, located al Oittrtct Headquarters. 4449 Raid Straal. Palatka. Florida 111 77. Petitions lor administra­ tive hearing on lha above application)t) mual be load within Iwanty-ona l i t ) day* ot publication ot tfwa nodes or within twenty-tia (IS) day* ol the District depositing notice ol thi* mlenl m the mail lor Ihoae person* to whom ino District mails actual notica. Failure to Mo a petition within this time period sha:l constitute o waiver ol any right such person may h ive to request an administrative determination (hearing) under Sections 120 549 and 120 $7. F.S., concerning the subiect permit application. Petition* which are not Med m accordance with tho above provisions are subject to dismissal Bacauto lha administratis* haarmg precast ia designed lo formulate line! agency action, the tiling ot a petition mean* that (he District* final action may be different from the position taken by it m this notica ol mlent. Parson* whoa* sub­ stantial mteraata will b* al'ected by any such final decision ot lha Dittnci on tha application hava the right la become a party la the proceeding, m accordance with tha requirement! aat lortn j Gloria Lowi*. Director. Division of Permit Oat* Services St. Johns River Water Management District November IS. I f f ! DEW 107 Legal Notices Legal Notices OP PUB4.W B A LI PUBLIC NOTICI I* given, that on tha data and tuna Naiad Balow. and continuing from day to day until aM gaad* ara told, wa win sen aa Public a. Om IA a A » -*■---* A- ■WA--WOClIOni IW ” 1w *1IgvrWwl DIQuwr| tor cath at tha warahouaa ot STORAGE USA. located a* 440 Florida Central Pkvry, Longwoed P L , tho following tor rant and other charge* tqy which a lien on aomo is claim ad. lo wit: DATS OF SALS: 12/0S/SI TIMS OP SALS: 10:00 A.M. RIM QARROW 304 FURNITURE. ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD. BNSC ITSMS. M IA N WHtSENANT 411 FURNITURE S HOUSEHOLD SINGH HARDtO 904 HOUSEHOLD. BUSINESS SUPPtlEE/INVINTORY DON SOOER1LOM 1ST HOUSEHOLD. Ml SC ITEMS JASON S I INBOLD 304 FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD. AMTIOUI9, Ml SC ITEMS A 140 00 cleaning dapa art wtH bo csMactod tor each unit purcontents ot the unit/* ha* boon removed tram lha facility. Tha abava information la to be pub*b far two conlb Said cate lo ba nd by virtue at tha of lha *U M . M ouch IS, IS, t l OEW-M OP PtCTITWUB R A M I u avu i,— ai — — * can .. — South Sunset Drive, Caeeeteany. Fionda. Be^nmete County. Florida, under tha Ftetitwua Name at FLORIDA name with tha Car par at tent. Division at pravteian* at the Fictitious Name Starmac, Te-WR: Sec lien *49 0*. Florida Statute* IS S I. Tammy 0. Groes Pubhah: Naeambar IS. 1944 DffW-104 POR COUNTY, M R l: Tha Marriage ot THOMAS A RORIRTS JR. Respondent) Husband. and DIANE B I HOLISM Petit tenor / WMe TO THOMAS R. ROBERTS AD ORE BE UNKNOWN NOTICa OP ACTION 01PS 01U T IP IS OP MJUIR1A4B YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action tar d<s*oiut>on at marriage haa bean Med agamat you and you ara required to serve * copy ot yeur written delaneee. d any, to it on DIANE B. ENGLISH Petrironer. whoee addraaa ia 400 HIGHLAND ST LONGWOOD. FL 11TM on or before DECEMBER 14. USE. and Me the ortgmet wrth the Clark at Hue court Setore ser­ vice on Petitioner at immedi­ ately thereafter h you tad to da o*. 0 del sun wui go entered against you tat tha relief OsmswOid m the peimon WITNESS my hand and the aeat *4 Hue court an NOVSMSER S. 1944 (SEAL) MARYANNS M O R II CLEAR OF THE COUNT By Nancy R. WuMar Dm u ( « Clffk Publish November I . 19. 11. IS. ISSI DEW-44 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THB IIO H T IIR T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND POR •4MINOLB COUNTV, FLORIOA CASB NO.: 4B-1SSSCA-I4-P RICHARD CORNELIA and BARBARA CORNELIA, a* Trustees ol the Richard Cornelia and Barbara Cornell* Living Trust. Plaintiffs. V* JC V N ENTERPRISES, NC . a Florida corporation, a i u i o f id e l it y in s u r j u ic e CO . an Indiana Corporation. WILLIAM T GOOSV and JEFF W'LTHUS. a* Trustees al Hr use ol Babes ot Fern Park, me . a dissolved Florida corporation. DARLENE W 'LtlluS. OIANI A. JARD92IWSH1. DENISE R. GOCBY. and MOO HGWY 17-91. INC d/b/a Risky Busmass. a Gentlemen ! Club, a Florida corporation. Defendants NOTICI OP ACTION TO WILLIAM T GODBY and DiANE A JAROSlfW SKI, and all parti** claiming mterasl, by, in oogh. under, or against W LLIAM T GODBY and OtANt A JAROSlfWSKI. And ail par­ ties having or claiming la hava any right, tftte or interact « tha pr /party herein described VOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo quiet title lo lha fol­ lowing property in Saminola County. Florida: The Sou thirty 90 of Lot 9, and all ol Lot 4 {Less lha southerly 711 lest). Bloch 'A *. SOUTH FIRN PARK SUBDIVISION. Plat Book T, Page 41. Public Record* ol Sammoia County, Fior d*. 214 Highway 17-El. Fern Pa'h, Florida Property Addraaa: MOO HGWY 17-92. Fern Park. Florida na* bean Mad agamal you and you ara required lo aarva a copy ol yeur written dalanaa*. rl any. lo rl on Robert L. Simon. Jr . ol Wmdorwaodte. Haines. Ward A Woodman, P.A., whoa* addrasa ia P o ti Otfica Baa 1191, Cnando, Florida 12*02tig t. on or belora Dacambor tsl. 1994. and Mo the original with lha Clark ol Ihla Court eiiher before service an Piemliff * ait or nay* or vnmedim iy thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor lha raliet demanded m my Complaint or Petition. Dated on OCTOBER 24. 1SS4 MARYANNE MORSE CLIRK OF COURT By. Ruth King As Oaputy Clatk n accordance with lha American* With Oiaabilitia* Act. paraona with a disability who need special accommodation* to participate m this proceeding should contact in * AOA Coordinator al 101 North Park Ayanu*. Suit* N-101. Sanlord, Florida 32771. al laasl Ina (91 days prior lo tho proceeding 1407) 121-4130 ert. 4127; 1400 *49-1771 (TDD) or 1-400949 4770 IV). via Florida Matey S em e* Publish November 1, 4, IS, 23. less OEV-23 Legal Notices NOTtCB OP AOTION IN ■MINBNT DOMAIN IN THB CM CUtT COURT OP THB EIGHTEENTH J U D K U L CNKUIT, M ANO PON SEMI NOLB COUNTY, r --------CABB NO.I S4-1044-CA-11-K SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivteton al the Slat* of Florida, Petitioner. LAKE MARY PARTNERSHIP. LTD.; AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEORAPH COMPANY. JENO F. PAULUCCI; FIRST BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, a National Bartemg Ae social ion. RAT VALOIS a* Taa Collector ot Sam mote County. Florida; and tha imknown spouses of lha ab ava, it any; thaw hairs, davtsae*. assignees, grant***, creditors, tee****, svecu!or*. *dmmi*tutors, mortgagees, judgmant cradHwra. frusta**, aenholder*. persona M | agamat lha claiming any described m titte ot Mtaraal by, through, named Defendants, or otherwise . title, or mtoraet m tha real TO: THOSE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AQAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS; AND TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMINO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW An Eminem Domain Petition, together with its Declaration ot Taking ha* bean filed m tha above-sfyted court to acquit* cartam Seminole County. Florida, datenbad a* FatPARCSL NO. ISO COUNTY ROAD 44A, PHASE N A PARCEL OF LAND IN SICTION 4, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH. RANOB 30 EAST, BIINO A PORTION OF THAT PARCEL DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RICORDS BOOK ISOS. PAOE ISSI OF THS PUBLIC RICORDS OF SIMH40LI COUNTY. FLORIOA BIINO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMSMNCt AT THS SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TMI SOUTH­ WEST QUARTER OF SECTION 11. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RAMOS 10 EAST FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE. THENCE RUN NORTH M ‘ S 1 U * EAST ALONG THI SOUTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER tOO t l FIST TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST O U A RfIR OF 3AI0 SECTION 4. THENCE CONTINUE NORTH ES'Sl'Ol* EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAIO NORTHWEST QUARTER, 110 00 FEET: THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*20 00' (AST ALONG THI (A S T LINE OF ‘ HILLS OF LAKE MARY PHASE TWO* AND TH I NORTHERLY EXTENSION THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGES 31 ANO 11 OP SAJD PUBLIC RICOROS. IS 00 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OFWAY LINE OP COUNTY KOAO ASA IPAOLA AO AD) AS RSCOROEO IN SAIO OFFICIAL RICOROS BOOK (90S. PAGE ISSI AMO THB POINT OF BEGINNING. THINCC RUN NORTH S T S I 01’ (AST ALONG SAIO SOUTHIALV RIGHT OF-WAY LINC 1111.71 FIST; t h e n c e r u n s o u t h 00*1 1 * 4 * c a s t . 49 00 f e s t . t h e n c e r u n SOUTH t r i l 01* WIST, ALONG A LINE 70.00 FEET SOUTH OF ANO PARALLIL WITH SAID NORTH LINS OP THE NORTMWIS1 QUARTER. 340 IS FIST; TMINC* RUN NORTH 4**74 94* WIST, 710 os f i s t , t h e n c e r u n s o u t h i s -s i o i * w i s t , i t s m f i s t TO THS SAID EAST U N I OF 'HILLS OF LAKI MARY PHASE TWO*. T H IN C I RUN NORTH 00*10 00* W IS T ALONG SAID EAST U N I 14 M FEET TO THE POINT OF BIOINNINO LESS THAT PORTION LYING IN THI STATE OF FLORIDA EASE­ MENT FOR s ta te ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY AS RECOROEO IN DIED BOOK *7. PAOE 414 SEINO MORE PARTICULARLY DISCRIBIO AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORMIN OF SICTION 4, TOWNSHIP to SOUTH. RANGE 10 (A S T FOR A POINT OP REFER­ ENCE. THIFtCI NUN NORTH SB*SI 83* EAST ALONG THE NORTH U N i OF THE NORTHWEST OUARTIR OF SAID SECTION 4. A DIS­ TANCE OF SB0.17 FEET TO THE POINT OP BiaiNNINO; THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*07 ST* (AST ALONO THS W IS T (.INI OP THOSI LANDS OESCRIBSD IN DIED BOOK 17. PAOE 414, A DISTANCE OF 19 77 FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH M *14‘SS* (A S T 110.01 FEET. THINCI RUN NORTH 00*07 47* WEST AL0440 TH I (AST LINE OF THOSI LAND* DESCRIBED IN SAIO D U O BOOK SF. PAGE AM. A DISTANCE OF 4* FEET TO TH I SAID NORTH LINS OF The NORTHWEST OUARTIR; TH IN C I RUN SOUTH b t‘ 92 01' WEST ALONO SAIO NORTH LINC 110 00 FEET TO THI POINT OF BEGINNING THE ABOVE OESCRIIIO p a r c e l l ie s in th e c it y o f l a k e MARY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 0 S27 ACRES MORI OR LESS OWNER)*) LAKI MARY PARTNERSHIP. LTD. elo Kent L. Hipp, Esq. 201 East Pm* Etraat Ortantfe. FL 22*07 and JENO F. PAULUCCI 101 W atl Fast Slraat Sanford. FL 21771 PARCSL 114 1HP COUNTY ROAM 44A, PMABS ■ fsb simpvb A PARCEL OP UUtO IN SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP TO SOUTH. RANOI 30 EAST. BEMSO A PORTION OP THOSE UMSOS AA DISCRIBIO IN O IID BOOK *7. PAGE AM OP TM S'PUSliC RECORDS OF SEMIFtOLf COUNTY. FLORIDA. BSIFtO MORI PAR­ TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMINCS AT THI NORTHWEST CORNER OP SAIO SCCTIOM 4. FOR A POINT OP RIFERINCS; TH INCI NUN NORTH 49*42'01' (A S T ALONG THI NORTH LINE OF THI NORTHWEST OUARTIR OF SAIO SECTION 4. A DISTANCE OF SSO 17 FEET TO THE POINT OF ■EaiNNINO. THINCI RUN SOUTH 09*07 *7* S AIT ALONG THI W IST LINS OF THOSE LANDS OISCRISID IN SAIO DIED BOOK S7. PAGE 4M . A DISTANCE OF ES.77 FEET; T H IN C I NUN SOUTH 49*24 44- EAST 110 01 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH 0Q'O7 97- W IST ALONO THE EAST U N I OF THOSI LANDS OfSCRIBIO IN SAIO DEED BOOK *7, FADE 4M . A DISTANCE OF • I I S FEET TO THI NORTH LINE OF SAIO NORTHWEST OUAR­ T IR . THENCE RUN SOUTH IS *S3 01' WEST ALONG SAIO NORTH UNE DO 00 FEET TO THI POINT OF BEGINNING. THE ABOVE OISCRIEIO PARCEL LIES IN THE CITY OP LAKI MARY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 123S4 SQUARE FEET. MORI OR LESS OWNER)*) LAKE MARY PARTNERSHIP. LTD. . clo Kant L. Hipp. Eaq. 201 (a s ! Pin* Straal Orlando. FL 12S01 PARCSL HO. t i l COUNTY ROAD ASA. PHA SB It FSB SI MPLS A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH. RANGE JO (AST. BEING A PORTION OF THAT PARCEL DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 971. PAGE 1S4 BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNIR OF TMI NORTHW IST QUARTER OF SAIO SECTION 4 FOR A POINT OP REFER­ ENCE. THENCE RUN SOUTH ES‘ 90 21' WEST ALONO THE NORTH U N I OF SAIO NORTHWEST OUARTIR 1 ) 00 FEET TO TH I NORTHERLY EXTENSION OF THE W IST RIGHT-OF-WAY U N I OF RANTOUL LANE AS RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RCCOROS BOOK 701. PAOE 401 OF SAIO PUBLIC RICOROS; THENCE RUN SOUTH OO'U SS* EAST ALONG SAID NORTHERLY EXTENSION, IS.00 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF COUNTY ROAD 44A IPAOLA ROAOI AS RECORDED IN SAID OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 971. PAOE 1*4 ANO TH I POINT OF BIOINNINO; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH OO'H'99* EAST ALONO THS W IST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF RANTOUL LANE AS RECORDED IN OFFI­ CIAL RECOROS BOOK 701. PAGE 402 OF SAIO PUBLIC RECOROS. 49 00 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH l t ‘ 90 22* WEST. 99 99 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH 1**92 01* WEST. 1S4.S3 FEET TO THE (AST LINE OF THAT PARCEL DISCRIBIO IN OFFICUL RICOROS BOOK 2910. PAOE S29; THENCE KUN NORTH 00-11 4S* WEST ALONO SAID (AST U N I. 49.00 FEET TO SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY U N I OF COUNTY ROAO 4EA, THENCE RUN NORTH lt'9 2 01* EAST ALONO SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE 297 11 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 19-90 22' (AST ALONO SA.O SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY U N I 9* 69 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THE ABOVE DISCRIBIO PARCEL LIES IN THE CITY OF LAKI MARY. SIM INO LI COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 1*041 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS. SUBJECT TO; A FLORIOA POWER 4 LIGHT COMPANY RIGHT-OF-WAY AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 149, PAOE 421 OF SAIO PUBLIC RECOROS A SEMINOLE COUNTY RIGHT-OF-WAY EASEMENT AS RECORD­ ED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 703. PAGE 402 OF SAID PUB­ LIC RECOROS A SOUTHERN BELL RlOHT OF-WAV EASEMENT AS RSCOROEO IN OFFICIAL RICOROS BOOK 2091. PAQI 129 OF SAIO PUBLIC RECOROS A GRANT OF CASEMENT IN FAVOR OF NEW DAY OUTREACH CENTERS. INC. AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 2910, PAOE 920 OF SAIO PUBLIC RECOROS. TOQBTMSN WITH PARCSL NO. T IT COUNTY ROAO ASA, PMASB II TIMPORARV CONSTRUCTION BASSMIMT A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANOI 30 EAST. BIINO A PORTION OP THAT PARCEL DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 471, PAGE 1*4 BIINO MORE PARTICULARLY OISCRISID AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THI NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTH­ WEST OUARTIR OF SAIO SECTION 4 FOR A POINT OP REFER­ ENCE; THENCE RUN SOUTH EfSO 11‘ W IST ALONO THS NORTH LINE OF SAIO NORTHWEST QUARTER 13 00 FEET TO THE NORTHERLY EXTENSION OF THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE OF RANTOUL LANE AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 701. PAOE 402 OF SAIO PUBLIC RICOROS; THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*31 39* EAST ALONG SAID NORTHERLY EXTENSION 39.00 FEET TO THI SOUTHERLY RiaMT-OF-WAV UNE OF COUN­ TY ROAO 44A (PAOLA ROADI AS RECORDED IN SAID OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK S71. PAOE 194: TH INCI RUN SOUTH E r M ’22* WEST ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 4 * 1 * FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH «9 ‘ 92‘01* WEST ALONG SAIO SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE 297.11 FEET; THENCE LEAV­ ING SAIO SOUTHERLY RiaHT-OF-WAV LINE RUN SOUTH 00*31'44* (AST. 49 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO THENCE RUN NORTH IS'92 03* EAST. 54.91 FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*11 99’ (AST. 20 00 FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH M*92 01- WEST. 91 92 FEET TO THE (A S T U N I OP THAT PAR­ CEL DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 2S30. PAOE *29 THENCE RUN NORTH 00‘ 114*- WIST ALONG SAIO (A S T UNE 20.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THI ABOVE OESCRIBEO PARCEL LIES IN THI CITY OF LAKI MARY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS USE SQUARE FEET. MORI OR LESS. SUBJECT TO: A FLORIOA POWER 4 LIGHT COMPANY RiaHT-OF-WAV AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 149. PAOE 423 OF SAID PUBLIC RICOROS A GRANT OF EASEMENT IN I a v OR OF NEW DAY OUTREACH CENTERS. INC. AS R ICOROID IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK IS M . PAGE 120 OF SAID PUBLIC RICOROS OWNER)*): JENO P. PAULUCCI fOt Waal First Street Sanford. FL 12771 Each Defendant I* further notified that the Petitioner will petition tor an Ordar at Taking batora tha HONORABLE THOMAS O FREE­ MAN. ana a l tha Judge* al tha above-styled Court, on Thursday, tha 3rd day at Dacambor, 1994. al 1:10 p.m.. m Courtroom M. at tho Sammala County Caurthoua*. Sanford, Florida, m accordance with It* Declaration at Taking heretofore tiled m this cause Ail Defendant* to thia auN and o f ether interested parties may time­ ly raquaat a hearing on tha Petition for the Ordar at Tea mg at the tlma and piece designated and ba heard. Any Defendant tailing to Wa a timely raquaat lot haarmg ah*N waive any right to object to the Ordar at Taking. Each Defendant and any other paraona claiming any interest m tha pro party described m the Petition m lha above-styled Eminent Domain prataadmg I* hereby required ta aarva written defenses. H any you hava. to the Petition haratelora filed m this cause on tha PaBttenar, and any raquaat tor a haarmg an in* Petition far Via Order at Taking, it dattrad. on Petitioner's Attorney, whose natna and addraaa t* shown below on or batora Wednesday, Naeambar 29. IM S , and M Ma tha originel at your written d efam ­ es and any raquaat for haarmg an tha Petition tor the Ordar of Tahmg with tho Clark ot thte Court arthar batora service an the Petitioner s Attorney or Immediately thereafter, to show what right, titte. interest or Ban you hava, if any. or claim m and lo lha preparty described m sard Petition and te anew causa, it any you have, why sard preparty should net ba condemned ter tha use* and purpose* a* eat forth m said Patman, it you lari te answer, a default may ba entered agamat you ter tha ratwf demanded m the Petition. If you fad to raquaat a hearing on tha Petition for Ordar ot Taking you shall waive any right to object to said Ordar at Taking. WITNESS my h ind and seal at sard Court on OCTOBER *. 1*94 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA By; Rsrth King Deputy Clara ROBERT A. McMiLLAN County Attorney tor laminate County, Florida t ammola County Services Build mg lis t la s t Fust (trea t Sanford. Florida 12771 Telephone: (447) 1 2 1 -tl)0 . Eat. 7244 Attorney tar Petitioner Publish: Sunday. November IS. I t * * Sunday. November 11. IS M OEW-t. CITY OF U W I MARY, NOTKS IS H IR IB V GIVEN by •te City CddMMSMBR at lha City I hold a PuMto amber S, ISM, at 7-go p m ., at aa anon man* the City * Land Cede; I. A CITY OF LARfl MANY, FLORIDA N O TK S OF PU D LK HEADING NOTKS IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Cay Commission ot the City ' ot Lake Mary. Florida, that said * Commission wtK hatd a Public Hearing on Oacambor 1. IM S . at 7:00 P.M., or a* soon mar*- w attar a* possible, lo conkidar a Second Reading and adoption* ot an Ordinance entitled: at l aetien 117.04 at tha Cade te reduce tha ham 20 teat ta 10 teat; and 3. A variance tram mo require­ ments at Chapter IM . Appondte p. taction 4 ot the C ity* Cad* ta aMow tha * lis t ­ ing parking lot light to ramam That port at Ma (a m 1/4 at tha teuwiaast 1/4 at the Boudtaaat 174 at Eattian 7, Townahip 20 Seum. Rang* SO lao t. Sammala County. Florida I Tho Public I tear Ir * wte be Herd I M N. Country Club Rood. Lake Mary. Tho Pubkc to invited to te tmw unM a tmto dec ision to mode by IFw CNy Commie Mon. NOTE: IP A PERSON OSOOES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MAOS BY THIS COMMISSION WITN R IS P IC T TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MISTING OR HEARING, HE OR S H I WILL NEED A RECORD OP TH I PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSI. H I OR SH I MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF TH I PROCEEDINGS IS MADS. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THI TESTIMONY AND (V IDENCI UPON WHICH TH I APPSAL IS TO B ( BASSO. FLORIDA STATUTES 2M.010S. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTKIPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT TH I CITY AOA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 4S HOURS IN AOVANCI OP TH I MIETINO AT 40T-124-M24. CITY OP LAKI MARY, FLORIDA Carol A. Faster, City Clark DATID: November 3, 1944 PUBLISH: November 19. 1944 OEW-47 TO T of------------S IM IN O L I COUNTY BOO PhOJSCTSi 1 Pre|*«t 4 RFP-444-tt/PJC Protect Titte: D igital Orthapbategraphy. Document 1 4 *4 1 Du* Date: Daaambar >0. Its * M 2.00 pjn.. local AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OF LAKS MARY, FLORIDA. AMENOHtO THE RETIREMENT PLAN ANO TRUST FOR TH I POLICI OFFICERS OP TH I CITY OP LAK I MARY AS PREVI­ OUSLY AOOPTID BY ORDINANCE NO. 7SO; REDUCING NORMAL RETIREMENT DATE FROM THI AGE OF SIXTY (S0> TO THS AGE OF FIFTY-FIVE (99); AMENDING THE NORMAL " RETIREMENT DATE TO INCLUOf ELIGIBILITY AT TWENTY (10) YEARS OP CRED­ ITED SERVICE; CLARIFYING SECTION 7.01 TO PROVIOt THAT U N I OF DUTY DEATH1 BENEFITS PAVABLI TO DBPINOCNT CHILDREN CEASE UPON TH I DEPENDENT CHILO REACHING AGS EIGHTEEN (IE); PROVIDING FOR CON- . FLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE OATI. Tha Public Haarmg wilt be held rn lha Commission Chambers. * 100 N. Country Club Rued. Lake “ Mary; Tha Pubkc is M *d*d lo ■ attend and ba hoard. Said haar­ mg may ba continued from tuna to tlm* until a final decision la made by the City Commission > Copies of tha Ordinance m fun ara available m ma City Clerk s „ Office tor ravMw. A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY HOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF APPSAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER. ANY PERSON WISH­ ING TO (N9URE THAT AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NEC­ ESSARY AARAMQEMENTS AT HIS ON HER OWN EXPENSE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES N IID IN O ASSISTANCE TO PARTKIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE CI1Y ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO AT (407) 124-2014 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A. Foster. City Cl*fk OATED: November 9.1994 PUBLISH: November 19. 19*4 DEW-41 bma. 3 Protect * RPP-4SS-SS/BJC • Protect Till*; Bmglayaa Asalatanae Program , Document * 4 * * 1 . Du* Data: D ecem ber 4, 1 **4 at 2:00 a.m, local urn*. 1. Project * B/D-SS2-44/JYP - Pre|*ct Titte: Traltle Meat Arm*. Document ( I t f t Du* Date: Daaambar S. USD at 2.00 p.m., local i>m*. 4. Protect: F A/D-144-44/00 Prelect Tula: Varlau* P ertllla era tar Park* • R aarea tiea Document 43441 Due 0*i# Naeambar M , 144b at 2:00 p.m.. local NOTICB OP SALB PUBLIC AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTES 711.7E THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLO AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14. 1994 AT 10 00 AM AT CORTES TOW­ ING SERVICE. 24S ORANGE AYE., LONOWOOO. FLORIDA. THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLO AS IS WITH NO TITLI GUARAN­ TEE. SELLER RESERVES THE RlOHT TO BIO. BIOOINO STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWING ANO STORAGE. VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE. FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK. 1) 1**1 HONOA ACCORD VINF 1HOCB7154MA042027 Publish: November 19. 199* DEW-104 bm*. For information on any of tha Seminote County DCC protects, pleas* call Information on Demand. Inc.. (407) f 79-0020. PUBLISH: SUNDAY. November IS. 1S9S DEW-43 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ceisarvr Cans' tryetogrun* u* creeled Iram qreeiwns bv lemou* pecam pul am p,evert teen enet n me i r u uenjs kr mmer furtty 1 cfc# J i * * i l U • Q R U U X R H L , VFXKW TO O R M S L N T J U TYFLM HTXKH ( O T L Y ) VI NH, XV YFXKH O l T O N l , VT RU VFL OFXNXO X R OTM NXWL U V R W L . 1 — NRMWXK PREVIOUS SOLUTION *A s Ijaf ramains pinned on a wall in lha public imagination * — Catherine Deneuve (C| 1*0* try MCA. Inc 14 �t 6(1 Sen»ncle Herato, Santoid, Ftonda ■ Sunday, November 15 1998 59— Fin a n c ia l S ervices 3 e m in o le H e ra ld 2L"i m z c n z z Ton frM from Orlando 831-9M3 You can f u your ad to 407-323-9401 300 N. French Ava, P.O. 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Oeflona KOC DESK CLERK Adecco n cunentry seekrg as eembiy worker* tor a Metocat Facility m me Sanford Lake Mary area Good manual dexter­ ity and good atliiude a must' F e ll Second 4 Thud *Mt* ava* able Long term, lump to perm tor the nght candidate Call Adecco at 401330-7171 for art Interview! Sul# 124. A d ecca 4200-4500 weekly mailing gilt certificate* For more inform* lion send a serf addressed stamped envelop* to Just For Km* P O Box 0610 Miami FL 33164 A * c ftt a jo b Work FT-PT m*k EMerfy Care C mg 570-5901 470-1— day .and overnight foR v d u i ELECTRIC tANSr*wd A comm TOP PAY, SENErS OFWP Apply Sanford Electric 2522 S Park O w e 422-11*1 _____________ Immedwie Position* d Warehouse. Aaaembfy, 4 Light Irduatral Just C ar Never a Feel M L R Personnel: ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need­ ed NO W Honey Transport hat xnmedat* openings lor driver trainees No experience needed Earn 4500 to (TOO weekly pars benefits COL traxixig avsaabu 600435 5593 A C INSTALLER TRAINEES LEARN NEW TRAOE T e r on wnnng a good idveriisemem. >'■« want to -a «e sure you are passed * in me results from your Serrano* Herald classified ad Tj -i.ii* sure your ad wont*. * e suggest you keep in mod tne (okowng • include as merry features ol the Item you ire seeing as you tan there ol Remember. me mote you ter. the taster you sex • include a pnee By istng a pnee. you w * ewrunate unwanted cads from p eep* who arent se-c us at out buying your merchant**# • When you H I your pnone number H i the tm e of day that is best to reach you You don t want poop* cax>ng you when you are at work or sleepng ' .DAMAN ’ ) ) 11 .»J» Mi .| *M l 'ines S d.lys $l H PRIVATE PAHT Y SPECIAl S 3 lines. S days SI O' MONT HI V S P t C IA l It lines U ll.tys 1 Great Opportunity w>m a Large Local Co Competitive Wage* Great Benefits Must Have vawd D L and Positive Aiwud* Day Shrft. OT AvaJade Expd lesxsennai A office clean­ ers reeded Trantportehon and phone lequxed 407A45-U14 HAIRDRESSER A NAIL TECH Cat Sandy or Patty (407)647*010 A i Temp* me EOE I No Fee needed Bom F/T CiwrieU pref Can John *1 H**<*m*rt 321 5451 HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budget Inn ol Santord. 3200 S QnandoDt (17 92) It's time to prepare for ttw Holiday. Installers! Order your Classified Dis­ play. Help Wanted Ade now! Lead*1 Leeds) Laadal 60K 43— L egal S ervices HAW/HOLIDAYS!!! A-2 LAW7ICM Riverside Adult Home Short term stays a Day Care w/ nutrenus meals Free Transpor­ tation Just can or come see ut 329-5003 Im m wdUtCi O pportu n ities! MstaowsAy ktrsAltd « ft OAMTCS I m tw ASSISTED LTVIHO, beautiful suite Ovmg warmhome May use own fixtwhxigt 124-1942 19— C om pute x/TV V tM o u fn tiiM ; 5 523 NEED A COMPUTER I Complete systems fully loaded Laaierpurtnate w/iow monthly payments 800 600 0343x2767 2*hrs__________________________ 21— P e r s o n a l s LEARNTODRIVE TRACTORTRAILERS \o m m ( E \m o ! 55— Business O ppo rtu nities Start Your O w n Business H P a t t i1 Divorce 155. Bankruptcy 175. Adoption 175. Nam# Change 155. E k (407) 522-0347 24 fvs 15 ort with tola ed ____ ALONE? FLORIDA HOST RE­ SPECTED Dating Bureau since 19771 Ai ages i t t d n g seniors EVivjng People Together 1 600922 4477 (24 hours)_____________ Long wood Massage Studio. Waik-xw welcome 7 days Private rms Female Start Use VMM0007785 407-319-6300 Over 400 How-To Reports For Index Send !t 9 9S to SUC­ CESS 2000. P O Box 17781. Phoamx. A2 . 85011 HUGE PROFITS! Fastest growing service busi­ ness m America turned ava li­ ability low investment Call now. 941 366-3066 (AIN496- 1121______________________ * * * * * * * * * * * * * MEDICAL BILLING Work on your computer. M or part time Processing insurance claims for doctors and dentists Interactive Home Training AIN at 996-051 CLIENTS PROVtOCD 600933-1509 Ext et 27 CNA POSITION What schedules of hours would Y O U like? All shifts available including lull-time and part-time, PR N , and we can adapt pur needs to yours. C om e talk to us Sign on bonus lor lull-time, higher base pay for erpenence and pay-in-lieu of benefits available •15 Day COL Training • Day & Weekend Classes • Financial Assistance • Carriers Hiring On Site Truck Driver i institute 800-554-7364 Expand Your Horizonllt A p p ly » In Person: Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford 950 Mellonsitlr Ate. Sanford. Ft 32771 So Phone Calls Please! EE0 'OuaWy work •Distr-buicn in your local area (to draw teasonei help horn em­ ployee* who reside ooee by} Call (407) 122-2411 4 Aak fee toe ClaaeWed Oepe. Let your dtapleya atari working *dmm AssistSItK* benefit* in­ cluding 100% health Comp proficient FT tor non profit ora Fax resume to 302-1777 EOE Assemblers, metal, saw opera lor. maintenance Wsler Bonnet. 350 Anchor Rd. Caasefterry. FL TOP PAY For exp cabinet makers 4 lamtnators D i e req Drug Free Ytork Place Apply in person to IC M . 1 461 Kaamer Place. Port of Santord 4 tax retime to 407 3214454 AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURMO CO. in Santord it fixing xt dnnduala tor Plant Operations tuen at. Hoi Press operators, slacker*. Ormtort. etc No prior sxpenence requirsd Will reCSIV* on Jtlft job training Appli­ cation* can be filed between 900 AM and S PM at 1675 E Lake Mary B N d . Human Re­ sources Dept E E O BCL HEAAO CHEVROLET Santord, Florida i* tooAng tor a Fu* Time Switchboard Operator Cal Lome at (407) 321-7600 tor an xitervww between 7 30 and 4 00 Carpenfera/Helper*:Subcr*wt a decker* needed Steady work, last pay Jeff Savage 407-4707*26. CARPET HELPER And installers Must have VCT. vinyl base 4 commercial gluedown exp 44hr 324-5762 CASHIERS WN tram tor To4 cotectors 24 oparung* tor Mitote people FTAP/T W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts an d loves people! W E O F FE R : • S A L A R Y P L U S C O M M IS S IO N + IN C E N T IV E S • F U L L B E N E F IT S IN C L U D IN G - M E D IC A L , D E N T A L . L IF E & 401K. • 2 W E E K S PAID V A C A T IO N P E R YR. •A G R E A T A T M O S P H E R E W H E R E Y O U C A N E A R N A G R E A T IN C O M E ! Call Kellie today to set up an interview. 322-2611 3 c m in o lc H e ra ld 125K veto M l benaata Wort . 4 day* par week Proven system wxn me nations best Lead pro­ gram 1 600 905 9095 Barry Pd. Traxung. vacation health, denial, kla nmranc* Call 407-644-4444 Winter Garden Construction: AS positions available Expd only apply 0 405 Douglas Av*. St* 1405. Atamonte Spxxigs NEED EXTRA CASH CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS In and Outbound caSi North Orlando Area-Goad Wages LA* typing required Cal: Sandy or Piny (407)6474010 A-1 Temps Inc. EOE /No Fee NEEDED a) PEOPLE to lota to X to* by Christmas! Natur guaranteed results. Or Ap proved! I toil 23 tot *> I monthi 1 600 933 6064 X Focus On S a v in g s Shop Semmola Herald s Classifieds Everyday! needed immediately previous #vp*n*nc* h*toto! Call Otbary Manor 407-4414426. EOE. KRCHCN-HELPASERVERS Fie. bW hr* apply O Willow Tie* Cafe. Cax n> schedule xiirrvew 121-2204 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR io a ltm m sum am ci an o <*ix 4*Wy xa Ful Txne Invnedtof* Openrng Salary .Comm 261-2377 Medical Receptionist: FT Knowledge of front desk, com­ puter a phone skills Ca* 5746200 or tot resume to 574 1111 MERRY MAPI IMW10 Car 4 insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5266 MORTGAGE PROCESSOR H «h school grad w base typ in g i compuSev skat Nalons Mortgage Corp L a m wood Cad I *370. m Dan A 1717 i ----------- NATIONAL COMPANY, LOCAL POSITION immediate opening m local area Excekani entry level Saw* and Marketing powdon I Account Executive) Women do exceedingly * e * at (hi* npporhjnity Slatting salary up to 420BOOyr Expect to earn no less man 132 000 your first year Acmonai benefits include commissions, bonuses 401K. and vKahon Excellent traxiog program Sale* experience helpful Degree a must Excel lent management opportunity EOE For personal and conhdantial xitervew call Karen Hartley at (486 ) 641 6461 tor an appnni- NEWSPAPER CARRIER FiT 25 hr* or P/T Mutt have own vehicle Up to 4300* fy C«P helpful 656 9232 FT good Nlghi Auditor wages Lake Mary Courtyard. 135 intematonai Parkway Lake Mary 444 I CMC P/T SERVICE AQENT Drrv«r Needs to clean serve# and x»* specl rental vehicle* valid FLO Acceptable dnveg record end background check Apply In person 30*6 Orlando (17-62) Or. " ‘ ‘ PART TIME UTk.IT*5 COLLECTIONS CALL FOR APPT 324 2210 It you have akil*. ambition and a dnv* tor quakiy w* have a great opportunity with gr*al toAowxig XVMX 'Machin* Operator* *Ass«m bt«r** (First Shift) * WarchouM* ‘ Clerical* ’ Data antry* 'Taiamarkating' * Admin. AaaL* ‘ 1at,2nd,3rd Shifts Avail' Please call for appL 407-330-7171 NOW H P!era Carpenter* Ewe hcians Plumbers. 4 general la borers Drivers earn extia 43 Production A i k AOECCO i* learning up with Sanford companies to cr*al* We have fob* xt m* see Franc* Am . PO t a 744 — 4 * 4 f t arrsetk* (407)303-1*39 Proechool Tm c M Schoot-ag* Tewher n*wo*a Cak 322 4547 JO B S JO B S JO B S exciting |OC opportunities CARPET INSTALLER HELPER WU Tram Benefits 322 3241 WENEEDATOP-NOTCHPERSON! WESHOULDGETTOGETHER! CNA WILL TRAIN' Vertical band* BeneMv Caff(aoT) i INSURANCE SALES Licensed Agents wanted. W ) 12— Elderly C are JOM the best healthcare learn m W4u*u county Restorative EARN WHILE YOU LEARN CNA Training C u ts et begin rung Nov 30th Be ready tor a new years wr new skills lor a new career 3 wk prep coxxe* to challenge CNA m i Earn 445 wha* you Mam a Career »1 great demand Apply xt person Deltona Healthcare Rehab Cen­ ter 1151 Ekcam Bfvd Deltona FI EOE D F W P x KM Com* and see why in v a c a r e i* a great puce to work As a leading manufacturer of home health car* products, we seek rugnty motivated production as­ sociates (machine operator* assemblers. Robot operator*, e 'e ) Requirements Ability to stand tor a hr* acuity to kfi 35 to* . and ability to work over nmw'SkturtUys W# offer an ax condtcned environment. 56 00-.hr to start, with rapto xv ciease potential A tnendfy learn spin led atmosphere a great benefit* Apply xi person Mon Fn SAM-12PM, or 2PM 4PM 21 Of East Lake Mary BNd. Santord, FI. 32773 - (407) 869-0444 RETIRED TRUCKDRIVEAS Santord based retogwatod tam­ er has openings tor P/T divers Out 3-5 days. Run when you want Team or angle also F/T drivers dedcaled runs Premium assigned conventional* Home weekly COL A ml a good diving record Call I 800991-9940 Need* 100 workara dally. Adecca 1BR Oarage Apt <W*t Area no smokers, no pets. 1450/mo Jermoan Prcperties. 330-3255 MARINER S VILLAGE UWEAOAIBORM ta’PMO 1 ROOM tamvo 4NO UP RN / LPN F/T 3-11 323-8670 P/T 11-7 ROOMY 1 bdrm xi quiet histone area 4425mon * uMs t yr Was* Ca* 330-2220_____________ avaiatJ* Join our teem or caregivers Apply xi person lo HEALTHCARE A REHAB O f SANFOBO 650 MELLONVILLE AVI. SANFORD. FL 12771 EOE ROSELEA VILLAS art Specter - MfOSAonrh HUO OKAY 407-130-4*13 SANFORO 438GMO 21 CLEAN MOVE IN­ SPECIAL Call 522-7*32 Sooting Musi have rekxbte i _ ry transportation Rooter* expd cxify Laborer* mxi 16 yrs okj No exp necessary 322 9417 Santa's Helpers to work cur Hutxtay photo promotion at lo­ cal mat FI*able hours We wd trexi Ca* now 407 322 7S9t or t SCO 265 6763 Santoro t/t quaint, near park. 5350 2/3 nce.Wd hkup. CMA. 4450 32 s p k x m s . xi taw ste . 4620 No pets Deposit it equal to t months rent 407 9779906 SANTORO- 2/1 duplex Central Airtfeat. w/d hook up. 4475/ mo HOOdRi. Ca* 333-326*. SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT 101— H *45 ktgn on bonus to new em­ ploy#**. •Extra pay to drtvers. •Open S am *01 Dogtrack Rd Longwood 2443410* G A R A G E SALE G U ID E L IN E S 1. Advexile# what pwop4* want! CMdrart'a ctotfvng. dtafwa, collect tote*, tool*, book* and antquet are tie moat popular item* 2. Make It conventoot to ahop at your axrxge aalel Be sure Tier* ia adaquata perking space. Poal sign* with direevons to perking areas. Make i n neighbors 3- Make X easy to pay! Haw plenty of change and a system lor handkng Make aura one parson is on duty al all Imoi at a caniraluod locason preferably with a calculator or adding maehina. 4. Provide pHca*. Do no< make every parson aak. How much is ti«7 Pncas make for quck, oflacava aalaa or a good place tor cutiomera to start bargaining 5- Gw art early start Sal up dwplaya tie evening before i possible 6. Deperl menuHia. Separata Tie xiaxpantiva items from tie more cosily areas Group furniture, clothing, toy*, lawn equipment and otiar items wit) aimEar marchandtsa 7. SpeclefU*. Establish on* area tor 'Under 45*, another tor 'Under $1*. Consider having a batch of ilsmi tier are ‘ FREE witi purchase of S3*. Remember N youngtiart. too. Encourage Eva with small, low pnead itoma Vial are appropriate lor vut purpose 4. Time your sale carefully I Hava it at a lima whan most people are at home and unconcerned with special event* t. Combine your effort* I Incorporate your tala with a neighbor tor more variety and greater impact 10 . Baapeclflc! Whan adwnttng your tale inthe newspa­ per, list individual items Don’t txnpty say, 'several things aval able * Each Vme you list an item, you are broadening Via kst of potential customers 11. Ba gainerou«I If you have Hems left over, give them to a charitable organuaaon. If you sea Vial soma items are not moving we* during too sale, mark them down during Via last hour* Remember, Via prune reason tor hotdmg Via sale is to tom your unwantad Bams into cash I ouses- Fu r n is h e d I t YEARS EXPfRKNCC SERVING CENTRAL FL. 407-322-2064 House For Rent: 3BR 1 bffi from hotp Bk yd w.BBQ PartiaPy furnished lllQrwk • 1250 m c dep Cai 695 1*47______________ •Industry Maxil 4420/Wk Local Company 'General Office MKVwk Entry Level Computer Work 'Warehouse Traxw* 1246/wk Plenty ol Work Here •Cerartkc Worker UKVwk Fun Place ‘ Office Person 4310/wk H ens* M IA Task 'Shop Traxwe 4300/w* Learn A l Aspects 103— H ouses U n f u r n is h e d m m sam When you can own Va« 3 bdrm home mi GHA new pent A car­ pel? Ask about HUO horrwst The I DON’T DELAY PLENTY UOREI TOO W 25TH 4T SANFORO Stucco company needs experi­ enced people to do lath and stucco Please cat Amy or Adolph • *63 a9t IfdayS) or 327 5460 (Hies)________________ TELEMARKETING SPECIALIST Pul your sews sx us to work xi our 75 seat cal center runeting CAM to our • listing events Fu* and part erne pos.aone xi ixx longwood1Apopka Office tsh r plus commssKxi (our top agents make 114.hr A up ) 5 t « MOLIOAY SIGN ON BONUS Cat Betty xi HH 772 *864 T M D OP WORKINO WITH YOUR BACK Opportixvtws are now open wm PENN LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY tor career r u t v O u i No etpenenc* necessary ' Up to 153000 yf * Excwxenl traxixig ' BenxMs avaiiabW Ca* 774 2296 lor conhdentikl i f j o m n w v E r Fr o n t 2/2. over 1600 »q f t . xig pool. 2 e ger P*JS t e carport over t/3 k wdock ItlOOArai. DELTONA 2/1 Lrv On carport, fnctl yd 4430/mo 14197*4 3/3 *<th shad* trees. Pets OK ml add depot* 4595 » seeixi fy 201 E 22nd St 123 45*0 Longwood 3 BR 2 BA spM plan on asmasikk* I ’ VGmo POO rtepoM References preferred 407 *02 S3S3__________________ Sanford' 21. r*m rm to porch temd b* porch t bar from Lake Monro* 4475.321 6757 — s tm n m RENTALS SANFORO 1/1 Oupwx Rm Carpet CHA Lrving USWSIOO SUNLANO 1/1 wrearport. large yard new paxil (touring. A A C 1425/1429 HERON COVE 1/3 condo w doubt* g*'age gawd comrmxi 'fy community poor 'replace ap pool .41040/1000 RO 2/1 dxung axing rm pa p SANFORO •tax igyard4400/500 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2495 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT TREE CLIMBERS/OROUNOSMAN 107— M obile H omes Fo r R ent Experienced P-tHr-kd DL a plus 323 3461 TOP PAY Turf Equipment Distributor immedale openings lor shop foreman, technicians m odi* technician. A detar person 40 hr wk greal pay A benefits Ap­ ply xi person. 300 Technology Park. Lake Mary 2 BEDROOM AC 'enced y id 4373mo Owner txeker 115—O ffice S pace For Rent W AREHOUSE 2 Office S p a cn 9U0 Square 6 B 4450 mo , 600 tq It 0 4400/ mo . 133 20*4 evenxiga Individual needed lo work nghts IS pm start txne) xi lelngaraMd warehouse Starting pay 16 15 per hour Apply xi person 10 00 am -200 p m Mon, Tues , Tn x i . A Fn al It A up< 4265 A MONTH Office Storage 1210120 or 3112554 ARMELLINI EXPRESS LINES, INC. A MOVE IN SPECOLIt 400 tq H I—H omes For S ale 104 Oaks Cl. beaut fui 1999 *q 6 California tfyw 2 story poo! lenni* ct amenilws 4129 000 Perk Ave Villa* 2BR2Ba Townhouse condo442.000 owner motivated 941 North Hwy 17 Pierson, FL Equal Opportunity Employer Drug-Free Workplace 121-SOU Warehouse Clerk: 25 30 hrv'wk Some exp preferable Can work around school schedule 3276333 ■irc h h o ff 93— Fo« Rent AFFOROABU HOMES VENTURE I PROPERIIES knew v* M|l9X0 ■ *> Q ssocla tea EFFICIENCY Mad lew - convenient location 321 4900 RIGHT HAND MAN T K EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE TRAVEL AGENT NEEDED 2 yrs mxtxnum etpenenc# ARC certhcxlon required Qieet op­ portunity for 2nd income Call 328-4246 Mon Fn Pay xi k#u ol benefits LAWN TECHNICIAN Cat 407-523-4*14 f Drivtrs Midwest Coast Transport Is looking for COL d a ta A lie. driver* For e m u opening Lai* Model equ*i Home often Competitive pay w/benefit* Call MCT Representative John Baxumonl (407)121-4473 EARN EXTRA INCOME *JOBS*JOBS*JOBS* •1 S n , r l Dental Assistant Needed for surgical prosthetic rpconaimctive practice Ener gelic - t v ’ . i1 wilh strong team skris Salary and ben* w* Interview: *04-775-4300 Clast A CDS Stay W FL only 5 day* on / 2days ofl 3 yr* min OTR exp Good driving record 323-717* S1000 SIGN-ON BONUS! •Quality Home Tune *taie Mods! Equrmem ■Ruler Program Pto* MUCH MORE" COL A 6 6 mol OTR ECK Muter 600 611 6636 200 Waymont Cl DEBARY MANOR CNA 2 30A10 30P *10 3CP6 M A LPN I0 1 5 P 6 45A Die­ tary Aid* part time 407-6664426. EOE Drug Free Work Place ORIVER NEEDED DRIVERS FLATBED « CUSTOMER SERVICE: F/T Good Phone l i x i important m handling customer calls Some typmg. Wing, basic computer ski** 46 SOdir Fat resume to 407 327 6942 Winter Springs area Mig Plan Apply Budget Inn ol San­ tord 3200 S Ortanrto Dr 117 92) SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 6 Unarmed Brantty A Assoc. 634-7444 CLASSIFICATIO N S partm ents U n f u r n is h e d JUDGEMENT HOLDERS 322*2611 99— A 71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H elp W a n t e d 7 1 - H elp W a n te d LAKE MARY/SANFORO t 10 furnished B0F1M w Barh. includes cable TV. phone, kitchen privileges and utilities 5150. mo Sec Deposit 4100 Call 302 7186 u w w o tionaakiinximai M . id fned acres hug* rms sc porch 2 gui bldgs tiaa.too 4/15.0.VT 1 600 sq It, Xv/drV lam. frpic Inert. 441.900 4/3.4 Over 2500 sq ft Sc pool kv dm. lam w/Irpic 1155.900 PA U L 2n APARTMENT • 4475 / 4475 CMan. New Appliances 25m A Oak. Santord 924 6234 OSilOHNE VI N 1UME I I'HOl'l l l l i ) ' I.’ I > /l. l IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G OFFICE MANAGER/ BOOKKEEPER Sanford/Seminole County's local newspaper needs an Office Manager/Bookkeeper. Duties include managing several people, handling of accounts payable, general ledger, and payroll preparation plus miscellaneous office routine. Bookkeeping experience a must. Send confidential fax lo Personnel, 423-675-0675 or mail to Republic Newspapers, 11863 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37922. The Sem inole Herald has an opening in the Advertising Department. We need an ADVERTISING SECRETARY who can work part-time (10-2, M-F) Eligible candidates must possess strong communication & organizational skills W e ll teach the rest To set-up an interview, please call Kellie at 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 . �Sem inole Hefalt), Sanfort). Florida * Sunday, fNovember 15 1990 • 7 8 (C GETS THE DONE! B uy 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r Sanford Historic District (3) Commercial leased Units OAKRIDOE FARMS - Osteen/ Deltona area to acres, ideal lor horses or cattle farm Mobile home or homes*# Zoned agn 144 900 Fnanemq avail ml tm (town payment (904) 747-9100 g g g g g g g ----------------Jrt Comer to t E Mwy 48 Zoned tor office $45 000 Cell Dot Jerrvqan Properties U M l I l MOO * 0 - (1. home on 5 4 acres al fenced • work shop, ham and apt 2 mfes from 5FI <6 4 I 4 322 4274 114 10a CHA Bs> fenced for 721 Rrvervrew Are. Sanford 166K. 250fti 140ft IM. 321*7914 t IM A ml double i>i rage 362 Lake Placid Or. San* lord *63 000 407 324 5621 DfLTONAWATERFRONT large 38R hnch ranch featuring great room design an i 1*2 •ooded acres on lake Uonme Many eatras Large rooms Easy access See to apprer-i ate 1235K 407 MS* 1162 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes from pennies on It Oeknqueot tar Hnpos R tO s You Area lo i Free ( I ) 800 218 9000 Erl H 2206 lor current list House For Sate: 31 Nee CHA nee carpet. 1/3* acre tot tee 500oeo *o? 657 <nn LAKE MARY 7/3 Comer iol I TIC. 192 000 11000 gross monthly income, $160 000 0*1 On,* 330 1495 153- -At re \(.i Loe For S aie OSTEEN Vacant lots Commen cal lo t /inert B 4 200*400 on Enterprise Hit in Osteen $49 900 Owner Em S e ll DELTONA to inms 1'totl for murine homev ie twrses caftie l.nmtnr] or nursery* /one<1 aqn cultural $3 HOOiACRE 9m deem e i**nef hnance 904-7471772 or 904 717 4123 LAKEFRONT LOT Decree lake loch Art» rfri« lie 90«300 $70 OOO LAKE FRONT LOT Store Is land L ite Monroe 1120 OOO VACANT LOT luchArtw 130 000 *1 pnv e*ruled l A4E MARY LOTS YVnoled 125 000 BATAVE Santord fcl near pars 112 000 321*5065 k*irch h o ff 231— C a r s F o r S a l e SE1ZEO 157— M o b i l e H o m e s 1 0 1 — A P P L IA N C E S A Furniture For Sale 166 7SSSBf 6 M I " Large 171 cube foot Seers refngtraier min host tree lop Iree/et Kitchen labto ml lour chaws, formica lop Vinous other tools and household 4ems Everything wi eacedent a «* h o n Cal 324-1169 1H1— A p p l i a n c e s S t MATTHESS BALE • Fu« SMS fridge S y»s 1225 Vary clean n 330-1672 Toastmaster Storage cabi­ Stogie /bunt bade old Sola 1300 0 6 0 f M| m h i b **m.i-a- — —a | U e i«M W . *#TT WTHw tor tyr o tt mth e e mater 407 321 2943 ^ ( I I t ( I || ( l 0.5-Jr (407) I 500446 Mi* tS/mm C r e d i t Card B illin g 1 -8 0 0 -C IT Y -F U N M O V E -IN SPECIAL 1B D R M / 1 B A T H 850 tq. ft. 2 B D R M / 1 B A T H 1025 »q. it. 2 B D R M / 2 B A T H 1125 «q. ft. \ • S|mi Mmi% \|kii Imi ill * vnili feirp i . . I n 6 i.tlii AiMfYMT FIilv T E E D t> ........ I . m i l ' s .Country Lake Apli IM '« 1 Country Lake A p a rtm e n ts 2 71 4 R id g e w o o d A v e .. S a n fo tif • 110 570*1 IE RAM 3 Wives met CD ROM mi 2 spelters, printer Windows 95 6 Word lor Windows installed 1600 324 9435________________ 1197 CARAVAN Oood Cond One oener Asking I t 700 0 6 0 3219639 after 6________________ 1199 FORO P IC K U P F250 White N ee eng. 14000 46 4 CRI5 Rath *44 9495 1199 FORO ACROSTAR VAN Runs Good Loots Good! Stver 4 Blue 2 tone 11000 324 2482 1 0 * — O f f ic e S u p p l i e s 6 LA ROE desks 36‘ File ■ 60* metal cabmen •1 OOOGC GRAND CARAVAN LE 3 3 Hers V6 *1 eheel drive new tees 15900 328 5379 end chavs ado Everyrhmg m good oonrtton Cal 324 4440 193— L a w n S t G a r d e n FREE WOOO 6 WOOO CHIPS 6 MULCH CALL. 321-3411 John Deere garden tractor ate new. t4 HP. mulching mower dwet $1900 407 666-H 62 19*—P n s St S upplies 2 3 8 — V e h ic l e s W a n t e d : FOR SALIW EDOdfO SOWN Sue 12 » V e a 170 0 6 0 Bon we 323 6429____________________ •SmgbStory Ongn *Bo Ont Bdoe or Atari • Enrrjy ■E *ce i Stale 13t i t x n M a t s * A fa w n o •ErwriSy. 0n*S4e WaugemsTt •toe Storage. Prrvat#s*» t ttori1 S a n fo r d C o u r t A p a r tm e n ts 3291S Sinfard Aw.. StnforV 3 2 3 * 3 3 0 1 ------------------------------------------ M O V E IN N O W ! 'Don't Be £ate l7or Thanksgiuincj Dinner! To most rened ITS t#nn com* dcminolt Herald MUM Family Sale Antgue gas Stove, furniture n>ce clothes, loots toys, and much more Sal 4 Sun 94PM Shop Sale 2 4 3 engs. short biVtong Nk Bead blaster, aw 2101 S Sanford Ave compressor, metal lathe, new eng puller and much more YARD SALE; 8 5PM Fn Nov 13 2209 Cordova Df Sanford Be 4 Sat Nov 14--9*2pm Sun Nov hmd Sun Travel Agency tO15 175 S JungeDd Geneva 5PM thru Now '5 CASH 111 PAID’ For >jrk C tft TfucM A Mrv:» B O A T R EN TA L Fishing Boats.................... Csntsr Console ................ Pontoon / toilet................. Deck Boat - 21 ’ .................. FuU / Hat/ SSO $150 $165 $105 $35 $100 $115 $145 *- 1£~ ; RENTRIGHTMARINE WANTED CARS, TRUCKS A VANS Any year make or model Will pay top dollar' Call Geoff Btding 302-5734 (Located at Gator's Landing) ca, (407) 330 -1612 "In clu d m m t T e n * turn! ^ APPLIANCE STORE..,.,. UREWARO FOR OLD FISHING TACKLE, old lures (acne Do* et-reet* old duct decoys, hunt mg antiques etc Pay up to I t 000 I pay mure town anyone 4 ma pay $10 00 lust to see yo u old tattle 941 459*3530 msroai 6'trr' usua»y mams Pep Newspaper Xdttrtising (lets Results! Call J22-2A1I ta ptact in ad. ( 407) 322-2611 J J 'L | . 2 1 *— W a n te d t o B uy /Vsk about our specials on our spacious I & 2 bedroom apartm ent homes! Mtchmg 1• in ! ts>* me roam wt-y pul your msttag* ana's no one fas 4’ Your id n me raarspapa' *4 6a Man by our art's circuited CaH 324-4440 tor Informetton and directions. A YARO SALE is the perfect way to do that and the Seminole Hereto can bong people to your door Advertise your sale m the Semfnoto Hereto tow onty 151' une and watch the items leave while the money comes m Can by Noon on Tuesday and your 5me art ran run x three days m me Herald tow o n l y t l . t t l l As we ask is mat you prepay me ad Can us we can h ep " 209— W e a r in g A p p a r e l UREWARO FOR OLD FISHING TACKLE, oki hjrei.lacMe boa streets. old duct decoys hunt I mg antiques etc Pay up to $1 OOO I pay more then anyone 4 m l pay 110 00 just to see your Qtd tadUe 941 459*3530 Atom. Cane Copper / Brass Kotomo Recycling: 321-0004 91B W. Flrst-Mif 6*1. Sat. 9-1 Eat fW OFFICE FURttmjRE 6 large 36* t 60* metal desks, rabmett and chairs APPLIANCES ANO FURNTTURE Large 17 5 cube foot Sears re­ frigerator eith targe top frost hee tree/er, formica top kitch­ en tab>e with lour chaws and vinous other loots and house­ hold rems KilP AMf »r,ABEAUTFUL 177 5990 btrtto \f«i4 to^ S<e mb h i O w r N r w U c A t lo n l M ill Hey H-tt.CmsfMrty (, 4 i-N sauts of tfoid Dtpol) (4*7)134-7171 >*T« , l ^ w v / .v w j Landing A p a rtm e n ts 1800 W. First Si. • Sanford 321-6220 BOB'S FAMOUS PEANUTS 4 FRESH JUMBO SHRB9P Secret reeve on peanuts written up several limes n local news­ papers Come by 4 have the BEST after a4 the rest 23X Celery A v e . Sanford ❖ ,U « I 9 4J4, «M n lyriqi (417) 377-3344 D e live ry A yp/tobfe •299 Used Withers A Dryers from 190 00 ee. 0 A rt Dreo. fimittwra GU m W atc U n l q w c Hchm With SoB0Mm Qtarm AiW HosfltalHy Al/ Condlttoiwd Sb«f The Seminole Herald is looking for 2 phone pro’s to work part time in our circulation department. Hours are ideal for high school students or anyone who has some spare time and wants to earn extra cash for the holidays. call Melinda a t 322-2611 S e m in o le / N jr W r £ eases ling Insane*. Candles. Hand crafted llemt Llv* Planli 6 Herbs * * C15 am. Mag Champa 51.00 7-Day candles 51.73 Pender Pendants 51.50 6 up Mint Plants 51.00 Basil Plants 51.00 Patchouli Plants 51.50 %. t C* /Ur-condltlonad Shop 353-0162 Frl 11am to 5pm Sat tSun 9am to 5pm Ola Rad Barn Flaa Marttt 1750 8. HWY 17 02 Maitland Old' Red Barn Flaa M artil 1750 S HWY 17-92 Maitland FRESH PICKED Lemons. Limes. Tangemes, Dealers welcome 322 32 tO Meriwether Farm* Naval Oranges, red grapelruil 3461 CeferyAve Sanford 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s FITNESS FLYER as seen on TV Sold tor 1300 >*ke new « vdeo and monitor I t 00 322* 4049 FREE CAR. I t 4 FUN n your spare time Interested’ Can Lin­ da 0 526*3517 I also offer 'epl PCS and new Tucoerware_______ HEY OUVS B O ALS Give dad an eipensive g.fi of name brand Sport coal 4 Fon­ da Shirt 'ormerty retailing lor 185 00. now yours fw an eicihng 17 501 How cool can you get with Sears London Fog qualify* You wont get wet al this puce1 323-4766 2 5 2 -A c c o l n t in g flOOKhtt uiritlkCCOUNIiNG 4 INCOME TAX lor -rdm ard buvine** Accounting Solu hen* Pto* Inc 407-328-1800 27fr-ElECTRICAL NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? C A U DICK » ELECTRIC 407-321 4733 Lie. ER000242I/Over 31 Yrs. 279-H a u h n g W ant To Earn S o m e E xtra H oliday M oney? Z1—4 <>?)«CRphgBir«l 6 Jew elry Own Sail & Trstx A n t fq M M 221— G o o d T h i n g s t o WHO'SWATCHING YOURCOMMERCIAL? WANT TO GET RIO OF ALL THAT STUFF? THIS ONEI ” □ □i K/ll H V r Iu t 1 : r= J:* J HOME PC 4M. HAPPY JACK TRfVf RMICIOC Reoognt/ed sags 4 effective by US CENTER tor VETERINARY MEDICINE agamsl hook round 4 tape worms n dogs and tats Available 0 4 C STENSTROM GENERAL FEED m -t n o i — ' w r a w cj- i______ Ladies Call FREE! (407) 786-TALK* r— 185— C o m p u t e R9 F o r S ale 1 )fn ? ffu R N rT U R E used bo* springs 4 mattress 165 00 Larry S Mart 322 4 132 I 1/2 M O N TH FREE RENT DONTMiSS Hug* Sal#!! S ale F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e i 1171 T r l c k /B u s e s /V a n s Fo r FARR AVC. M O S U P A R K * ttonw* 13000 m 16 000 Sot Up Frfanctng O U E H 322-1941 M from 235— BY OWNER ~ I2i56 2 0FV1BA a« eiectrc ml CHA New rmyl siring and llooring. new carpet Washer hoot ups Upgraded stove t ret 17500 407 321 3297 oeo CARS Porsches. Cadillacs. Chevys BVWS Ccritottes Also Jeeps 4WO s Your area Toi Free t 800 219 9000 E*1 2206 tor cvwrent tstmgs 1250322 1739 W IT H 1 V H . L E A S E O R A S K A B O U T O UR H ir e cal 1 977 324 8182 Ocala National Forest lots ItOOdown. }64 21/mo Owner 352 236 4579___________________ net 150 ^ C o u n try} C h a r m ^ city convenience • MONEY TO LOAN oven.broiler 115 r\S S «k l . l l f H R ent For house car bus-ness. vaca* lion, debt consolidation Please 1992 OBI W OE • 3/2 CH A flew Carpel. Tie D-n Rm ml Hardwood Floor Ceiling Fans Ig Screen Rm. Very CU W 12I OOO 324 5656 3 2 2 -7 4 9 0 • 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s Fo r S a l e R e a l E r r a t e . in c * Tra d e S ale tin * 1 M.hi • Vl 'ilIrV li.lil * S| M i ll l ir ;; * I W i • KIT *N* CARLYLE ® by Ijirry Wrighl 149—Commercial P roper 13 For S ale 141— H o m e s F o r S a l e * A LARGE AUCTION Sat. - Nov. 21 9:30 a.m. Cities ol Altamonte Springe. Ovteda »4 Cloud. Longwood. . __.J County. Flogler arid Lake County School Boards. 4 Others 27UN.OBT.Hwy 441 ZePwocd. FL Terms. Cash. Ck w/H.nk Letter of Guoronfoe Only, 93 Lid. 13 Tkurus. 91 Ford F/U, 9- SO Chevy Caprice. SO Ford I ton Craw Cab. 90 CMC Dump. IS CMC 1 ton Crew Cab. 17 Chevy CA. 17 Taurus. 2 99 Ford Van. 95 Ranger PAJ. 94 Ford PAi. 2 *1 Kawosaki l*C. 2 SO Ford PAJ wAJIddy Body. '99 Ford 29 pees. Bus. "99 Ud. 99 Blue Bwd Bus, U Ford PAJ, I , Ford Bus. 71 Ford Cube Van. 77 Inti Wreckor, AJUs Ch.lnwr. 711C FCUBH. Case 499 FCL. UF 295 Tractor, f t Ford Renper. 59 Buick. 99 4 '91 IM I Pus. Clark 4000e Forklift, '91 Sutphen Lkdder Fir.truck. 93 Owe Hu Mat Roecuo Truck, Utitdy Traitors and many more vehicle.: Computers (494 4 194). riding mower*, edgers, printers. Hobde rsdtoe. telephone eyelem, pegers. Auto end Truck parte. Copters. 53 pellet* ol (metrical supplies Worn * local municipal utility, end much moreMI Inspect: Friday 20tn I am to 4 pm. ABI501/AU972 George Gideon Auctioneers Winter Springs FL 3270* 407/886-2211 bunking o l an ty coon > ■C til ua.' 2 5 3 - A d i ) i t i o n s St R e m o d e l in g CONSTRUCTION clean up art junk removed lawn care »nyhm* 407*359 1641 or 407*36543781 ADVANCE TECTONICS Addition* Home* Additi o n■ Co mmer c let Local Builder lines 199, 323 9464 CGC001S58 Renlal property, gauge, iheo clean up*, acpijnce* tram, brum 407-598-2859 or pgr 4076,943217 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p i n g LARKINS LANOSCAPlNG 4 IR­ RIGATION V/e install tod. ung sy* 4 repair shrubs, mulches buck pavers stump grind, indsep rock A design and her fountains I mil sod free of any pests and fun gus For est. call 523-63t7 or 414 7333______________________ 2 8 7 - L a w n S e r v ic e s GREG GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES.COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 323-0939. LAWNS/LOTS MOWED Clean ups 4 under brushing 27yrs e«p D 322 281 I N 322 9397 2 6 3 -C a k p e n ik y 280- H o m e CARPENTER.au Hume lepjii* pdmnng 6 ceramic tile Richard Grots 321 5972 2 6 9 - C i e a n i n g S e r v ic e s BOBS HAULING 4 TRASH CLEAN-UP tor itooge uniti, g j rages, yard*, shrubs, etc Cnl Bob 0322 gggt or cell 5096249 I m pro ve m en ts CHARLES D. (Oen) MILLER Builder. CBCC57285. Re*/ Comm remodel, adtjlion* re­ pair MC, VISA 407-320-1741 300- P r e ss u r e _______ C l e a n in g _______ DUN HITE Res/Comm Free est. Lic/lns. Major credit cards accepted. 321-4,22 301- R o o f in g YATES ROOFINO since 1*29 Church 4 Sr. Otsc. 3rd. Oen. Ue. SRC0022490.122-1449 2 8 0 -H o m e Im pr o ve m e n ts DAVIO KEY CONSTRUCTION New/Remodetlng/Repaart Lie CGC057939 320-7202 3 12— T h e e S e r v i c e DON PtCKREN TREE SVC Treeislump removal Free est Licensed Insured 329-7342 2 7 5 - D ry w a i l ORYWALL’ STUCCG Repa.n Wad A Ceiling Tetturo* Malcheit Popcorn 3224334 HANOYMAN Pa>nong. concrete dry wall, remodeling, renovslions Cal 282 7009 SIMPSON S Prof Tree Svc 20 yrs eip 24 hr storm damage Server discount Total tree care Free estimates Bucket truck available Cal 327 4 736 Advertise your business every day in the NEW Seminole Herald lor under $35.00 a month. Call the Classified Department today to find out how !! (407) 322-2611. �1. Senvnrte Herald. Sanford. Honda •Sunday. November 15 1998 BLONDIE by Chic Young |BERNICE BEDE OSOL ACROSS Anewer to Prevtoue I 4 4 -------------- 1 Purgative 4* uJ3t* r fb r ^ d 7 Prince Chart**' s i — eWorld* HMr (tall) 54 City m t qfour Httrthday THE BORN LOSER IT !££**> I KCCIDCMTKLLY PUT OH PW ULKOL'i iNbTOOOF tKi , OUT1iVVt THAT S \J J v LMJGH V KLLLO’ Sunday. Nov 15. 1998 Several mailer* ol eitrem* importance will eipenence a steady, continuous growth m the year ahead Don't gel upael il events don I move as quickly as you might kke them to progress Be content with the way things are instead o» trymg to accelerale the pace SCORPIO (Oct. 14-No*. >1) Although you need to be sincere, try compkmentmg Inends in the company ol others today It wd go a long way toward* *iaranteemg that pa* w « have rwc* thing* to say about you when the km* comes Get a tump on Me by understand*^ the «ltom e e t that'll govern you in the year ahead Send the required refund lorm and tor your Astro-Graph protections by mailing |2 and self-addressed stamped envelope to Astro-Oraph. c/o IN* news­ paper P O Bos 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156 Be sure to stale your rotkec s*gn SAGITTARIUS (No*. 23-0*c. I I ) In career situation* today, us* your head so you can be counted among the winners The race ■* more kkety to go to the smart and not necessarily the swift CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J*n. IS) Try to associate today with those whose theikmg and interests para*e* yours It cotAd prove very bormg to be with people who aren t m tuned to your wavetengih AQUARIUS (Jan- 20-PeM19) It you are trymg to promote or se* something today, don 1 ma«* your pitch until you're sure you have the complete attention of your prospective buyer Tenmg is everything P1SCSS (Pott. 20 -March 20) Bator* makmg any important decisions today, try to get as much feedback as possible from associates you admire The input ol oth­ ers could reveal (actors you overlooked ARIES (March 21-Aprll IS) H you have an idea that could help working condi­ tions or procedure* at your work piece trvs is me day to la* to the boss He or she should be receptive TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Kaep m mmd today when dealing with others that associates wR emulate you behavior So i bad toe* to remem- 2 Need growth 3 R h re rm n n n n n n □ □ n o o n n n n n n n n o n n o o n n n n n n o □ o n n n n n n d n □ □ h n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n Dor the adage, tudged* GKMRM (May 21-June 20) A debate over a serious issue won t be won today by getting in the last word Instead a wR be graded on the quality ot the comments let other* lose the* heed keep you* CANCER (June 21-July 22) Dont waste time today on idle chatter Us* your eitremely effective commumcativ* skills to gel your points across to those who can help advance your latest endeavor LEO (July 23-Aug. 32) listen to to# sug• gestions ol a colleague today who ha* n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n o n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n o n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n some idea* as to how you can strengthen you financial portion Mis or her adnse wd have real mem VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Even thougn they might be small be grateful tor any potential proMabie development* that arise today and take advantage of them The Bank ot England wasn I built in a day LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Today your inner voice may convey information to you unavailable etsewheie. so don t dis­ count you hunches Use them in a logi­ cal. practical manner espeoatty m com­ mercial deaknqs From the beautiful islands By Phillip Alder New Zealand is a beautiful country, which you should visit And when you get there, you will find a thriving bridge community Club duplicate tournament* are Ihe norm, not home based rubber bridge Yet Ihe atmos­ phere is always very friendly, oftrn with excellent food included in the low entry tee You can get cheap drinks during and after the session, too There is also a bimonthly magaiine. New Zealand Bridge Kach issue con tains IU) small pages with articles for everyone North's one club opening showed any hand with at least 16 high card points But what do you think of West's double of six spades? After winning the first trick with dummy's club ace. the declarer played a spade to his jack and West's ace Back came a diamond, solving that problem Now South led a low trump and finessed dummy's nine Bingo' A moment later, the declarer. Sam Simpson from Otago «a picturesque town in the South Islandi. claimed • At the other table. North was in six diamonds Cast led his singleton spade and got a ruff at trick two for one down Thi* gave Otago 19 international matchpoints - and the Open Inter Provincial Teams title by 10 IMPs West's double was triply stupid be cause it lost the title (or Wellington, it told declarer how to play the trumps, and il gave North South a chance tu run to si* no trump, which would make if declarer lakes the percentage play in diamonds Don't double a slam for one down, don't double the only slam you might beat Vulnerable Both Dealer. North S o u th W est 3 * 6 * Pass O bi Past 3A I ’as* AH pass Opening lead: * 8 An annual subscription costs $20 surface and VU airmail To subscribe, call I 91 636 8262 during business hours in New Zealand IWSbyNIAInr ' T,v*i * - U2 V -■ Jis'/Vv S u w ; r* *i - J - mw- —I N o r th 1A t A llr d b l « ■ ttVy, �Thank, festival is Always the weekend before an outside staircase. as Ills residence. Hie Diligwood Civic League Wom an's Club donaled the building 011 West Church Avenue to the society when the club disbanded in May The clubhouse was built In 1870 as a m ultipurpose com m unity building and twice was m oved within the illy Food and drink will be provided Iry the Drngwnod Dike M aty Lions Club and the parishioners of Christ Kpisi nji.il C hun It New tills year Is llie Dairy Stiqr trill. sponsored liv WHHW Channel Ofi " llie v will have a tent lor jiatents.* said Dennis. *lo Irrlng their children lo wash tt|> or wi|x- tty Shari ilro d ie IIKHAI I) KKAriJKK EDITOR I.ONCAVOOD • It’s 22 yearn old and still growing More 420 artisans and it . d i n s will display lltrlr wares al the 22m l Anmial I ongwood Arts and (.'rails Festival, always the w eeken d before rhanksgivlng. Nov 2 1 and 22 H ie festival lias always been |Mipular. said l.vnette Dennis. •it the Central H o n d a S ociety lor Historic Preservation, the sponsor of the event. While the uumtx-r ol vendors lias grown, there is still a watting list lor I hhiiI i space ot more than two years lor the chance to participate in this 'p r e m ie re * event, said Dennis. More than .'10.000 people are expected lo attend this two-day event. The timing of the lestival affords shoppers the perfect o p p o n im lty lo shop for holiday gills in the festive atm osphere of the historic district *We are the peak of the hnytng season for Christm as,* said Dennis. There are more artists this year than ever liefore. Dennis said. "Ilie r c Is a better balance In-tween artists and c rafters.* Dennis said one o f the most nniipie vendors at this year's event com es from Oviedo She will display ’ art dolls * papier mac he dolls which are dressed and named to re lie d their physical rharac lerlstlcs O llier interesting item s available Include Intarsia wood mosaic inlay and rice jewelry T ile so< lety was able to add m ore spaces lor vrn d or* nltrr It acquired the C lvlr la-ague W om an's Club, on Church Avenue. *W eve squeezed In m ore spaces around llie building.* said Dennis. Shoppers can roam the district, between County Hoad 427 and West Mtlwee S treet. "P along Chun h avenues. and W arren l*roceeds ol the lestival go toward ilo- 1 n.1 lntet 1.ini e ol the llradlee Me Intrve House Museum. Ilo- Inside Outside House and the Civic League W om an's Club juo|n is ol tin Cl S ill* Hie Central Florida S ociety lor Historic Preservation was founded in I 'Mill Four years later, the group moved the llraellce M cIntyre and Inside O utside houses from Altam onte Springs, to m ake way lor that « ity's bu rgeon in g com m ercial develop m en t along Stale Hoad 4.ib Hie llradlee McIntyre House Museum will l»e open during the lestival Ih e ir will Ire Ilo guided lour but doc e ld s will tie available lo answer questions ilmilt the house Unlit III I HMri by I lost on a ll Intel t Nathaniel -I Hr.idler as a winter c o lla g e oil llir gmtiuds ol the Altaliioiitr Unti l the III.oiler Me lilty t« House ivplltes tile llaiubnvall! Winter iiitta g e s Inilll lie .11 raiiibliug 11 .inn lintels during I lurid.• s Vlr tori III eia In p ru t, s Maxwell Mi In lyre iMiughl the Inline. which stayed in his fam ily until 1 'ilti From that lime until the move. the house was abandoned and tell to decay Ih r house was almost lost to 'lir e jir.u tn e * Other corporate sjtonsors lor 6 There is ;» belter bal­ ance between artists anil era I ters .9 -Lynette Dennis, Central Flordia S ociety for Historic P r e s e r v a tio n *I the festival Include Aerial C om inunlcalIons and the U s Army Recruiting O llier from A llam onte Sjirtngs Parking Is available m llie b.u k lot ot South Sem inole I losjillal Hie hours of the festival are Saturday. It a in to f» j> in . Sunday. '* a in to 4 |> tn llrtnltl CurrcN/roiufcru Debut Wood 1 ailnhnlril to Ihls stun/ Ibe Inside Outside House al I I I W 1 Inin h Ave is likt-lv iinr o| the oldest p re la b rlr.tied houses III tile Dulled Stales III'' unique s t i i d d i d outside iii i I b n l s h e d inside gives the Ill Hint* IN ti.itllt S i m i.»|it.ltli W I'lrfi V Inilll 11!•* tVVIl h|i »IV lioinr in I l«t*sf nil h i |H / n 1I m «• y ea rs lalet Hie and llllllsi VV.IS dismantle d then S a u lo id •*||||»|M tl lo nit ili1 a il lo 1 »lt I !• «l 'iv and S p i n igs Altcillionl* house Die |«MSH«‘|||f it( ll served as .1 way station lor fly Shari Ilrod ie 11KHALI) FKATUHK KD IIO H SANFOHD Inuii/lnr limit's' ll ill some /Mini in llir oof loo ilislaiil /ullirr Ixwilmq m ill fishing to 11 fieiilf/ti/ Dike •/* sop Ihls ptcfim-stjiu* ilniini Is foremost 1/1 Ihr ml nils 0 / o//i cmfs ill llir Si Johns H im U it ter Afriririrjement District. anti ol nrrn rlt'lr cmif qocerrimenf fertrfers anil local restrferils Toila 1/. ficnet-ivr. D ike ./estt/t luis 11 licit/ In qo before It re sembfe.s bits rlrecim These are the n|x-nlllg para graphs of a hroihun- c n iren tlv being distributed liy SJMWMD, desenhm g tile "Vision lor Ih r future* of the lake *We gollett quite .1 resjioiise thus lar.* said Ih-gln.i Divings, propi 1 manager, with the ills I r i t is Dejiarltiienl ol W ater Kc-sources. “W e Iry lo tts«- 11 al s|ieclal events.* The brochure will lx- dls Irthntc-d al llie iijx tim m g s|ie d a l tiieellng ol llie Friends ol Dike Jesup. scheduled lor Thursday, at 7 p.m.. at the Seminole County Sendees llulldlug. Kmm 1 :»02 I Ihe lin.il results ol the study o f circulation 111 Dike .h-sci|i will Ire presented al the Hireling. Dr. Gary Zarlllo. ol Scientific K 11vlroumeul.il Ajr plications, lur. will present modeling results o f water cir d ila tio n through llie lake, from (he Si. Julius Hlver. tuider various re ro iiiie iito n s c e ­ narios. The model Is part ol .1 lour year sludv ol the lake, sought by llie KD1, In build a lake management jilan anil improve Its water quality. The Iti.lMW) ac re lake and 5)0.000 acre I1im)cI|i L i Iii drains much ol llie riinoll ol tlcvrlojiiiicii I south and west of the lake, all tin- way lo O ilando In mltL e m it iry. the lake was re uowiicc! for Us reiTi-alloual txinllng and llshlng. but yeais ol w astewater d ilu en t, co u ­ pled with reduced (low from the Si Johns Hlver have tie fe d e ra l sn ldlris until IM/M when lie r ie retired and took up i.ib iiiet making lie used the llrsl Hour as a simp and the ser olid ac 1 esslbli only by graded the water quality Al era blooms have led lo Ire qtirni llsh kills and a layer ol m in k sever.d leel tlltrk III p |.11 i-s now covers llie lake |be dlstiii I lues l*een llie lead a gem \ in llie study ol the jiroblem s ol Dike lesiqi and worked bv legislative man dale Willi tin- I'D I Hill I he g l n l l p Inst Its nllli l.ll b a lk in g in dulv wiien Ibe mandate ex plied, and some m em bers wondered w lielb el llie d is lr lc l would continue to sludv d ie lake Ih e leglslalure did a|»1110 1111 .111- SI b million for the jirolec 1 bill llie fD I have no say in bow ibe uiouey is spent. Divings llie d lstiii l will fob Invv lliroiigli with die m an­ d ates ‘What we prom ised ts dial we would provide up d a les * Ib is will I m- die thud lltcel \t)OVO. a condoling of tho BradlooMclntyro Houso Museum and. betow the m g 1,1 Ih r I D) still e Ihe mall dale ex|iired In llie two prrvtous meetings, the grouji ills 1 ussrd its role separale from the goven iiiieu l.il agencies herelofore involved. In O c io Ix-r. a h ralnslorm liig session was held lo determ ine die ill n-i lion ol the grouji and d ie 1 0 til 1111 led needs ot die lake On Hmrsday. d ie group w ill try to reduce the 54 items on Ibe list lo a manageable mull Ix-r ol jirlorllles. 'Iliese would Include removal ol die S ta le Road Hi causeway, restoring and rerh.innelliig flow at the mouth ol the lake, draw down for muck reclam ation, ad dressing m il oil llie Foil 4 17 bridge and die Inaccurate Or dlnary High W ater Line, anti exotic jil.uil removal. /arillo will |ircsent lour -sc narios lor reconnection ol Ib e lake and Ihe river llie future Hi lu ldge is cut reiillv lx-ing discussed Som e I Df memhers would like lo see the causeway removed. Ih e historic channel restored, and a bridge from tree line lo tree line 11I ihe S K. *FD<)T has lx-en a positive major player.’ said Divings The agency, whuh is studying the replacement ol die •r»(i year old bridge, has th-laved the |iro|ect In o ld -r lo lake m|iut hum the Dike Jesup si tidies Divings said all ol the gov erninenlul agencies pirvlnu sly Involved In the I'D) will lx- al the spedul m eeting Th e m eellng Is ojx-n lo the public Die County Services llu lldlu g Is located at 1101 K first St. In Sanford Photo* CoutMf oCO'* SI John. R<»« Won***"*"' D-*"*' A brochure Is being distributed lo raise public awareness o l the plight ot Lake Jesup. �H e a lth & F itn e s s reat Am erican Smokeout is Thursday r I - ALEX FINCH •ATTORNEY AT LAW iln tin- li’vitil lu ll' you rifoJ ill .1 pruv you fiin afford lllll VS 4 11, nl *1 p.iv Inch |n it * s I, , 1 .iiinrmvs m *i lilt fur - 1111I11 instil parultiMl r tp t t stnl.ilinn! •., , 6 8 2 -5 5 0 5 I SlM.lv II -itii.k u m . i t ii . 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Sanford fiord, 1 Sunday November 15 1999 ■3C ROTC visits Woman’s club WEDDING Thankssiiviim cr cr tin Son lord W o m a n 's t Inti was ti.iiiNluinii'd mtn i iiilurtii] .it ll l ill it l harvest sett imi .it the N'nvctllhcr H ireling ] I it* .null Inrliiiii vv.in llti u i..lt d in dii' I llUIlksglV Itlg lll'lllt .IN Wi ll .IS ll|l‘ llllllllg l.ltlll N tit ,|l| l.ltlll .111(1 Nt .1gl* A pro gra m mi Patriotism presented Iiv tin’ S e m in o le High S< I h k .I . 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III ll Uldl 1 I til I* k lt / .llll t l l tint p l l l k .111(1 lluVV IVV .lllll SENIOR EDITOR DORIS DIETRICH I n Nidi nt lx m v * s m x l i ( m t dm led the IniNini-NN m e e tin g when nitlline rc|MirtN w ere Smith Aerospace S c e n e tnslruciors High School r, Jun-or ROTC program given .ilul visitors vvrtr Uitrit d i n e d Met iv .l.ii k lirst vice president reported llt.it the (Itlh s [t i r l l l t Iklohei lest tle.ired over SI <XM) to de dts i n h u lr d lo the i luh s t huntu-s Tin* m a in Item on the agenda w .in ,i dtsi ussion about the i ln lt resigning Itum tin- H o n d a f e d e r a t i o n ul W o m e n s t Utlis Sever.il mettihi-IN op|iosed tilts .ii Don while o th ers w ere in t.i VI it Ml* I t r l l l 'l .ll I l l ll V '1 1 - . l l, I s tlt.it tlu tiuids eiu-iivv i i u e l and oth er re ip u re m e n ts en m u raged lor m e m h e ts h tii in ct Semin lilt ■.III plcstlglntl* till; inl/.tl l. * ht pill In m ote rltri t uni in the s.m iord l o m m i i u i ’ . M e m b e r * voted to i r use tin m hershlp in the I I \\'( itnniedi airly llttslesses lor tile Itttx lit till and m eeting well- I I ill Mutt tv and Peggy Mergn I tt i halt tin tl lean M etis la n e S a v i n 'u t I lotto- \nthouv S I I S C I.A S S OK IIA S M IN I The 45 K K U N IO N ID l ri i l . i " ol St-lim n -ii P l m r %ec Dietrich. 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( iroee Hrown, 2nd l.t. him l*hom. .m i! s p .iv » 1 v nn Yu n glm lln'v Willi' till Vvllltl I.It I" lltt'NNl'N .lllll I . l l l l l l l IVIII \ tl,|Nk< I n ItllpOt tl*l! lltii - Hill u in Iii Ii! hv .1 In lit Ii iint ul |»•- tils nut •.In- t a r l i t 'I i i I-., utr ul n u n -.itk M t . -in.ill [link ilnt m u m t ii. .. . -.Iiuui n it u n it -.111.111 ivutv tl<i\v• i uni it idltig IW Mi ii dull < V nii.lm ul l ti< i n fn.1 , Santord YA.man s Out) prosidortl Bett/vr Sm.th with S M S'j! imos Sandors deft) and S M Sgt '//ayrto I id l o w i n g i. i i i <t [itinn i.m l Itlv House w i i In i t i ' p . i i t i il ii. mi .i .it tin tu'vvlv Iliilit'V uuit lu K< v U i n I .mil Mi \ ii it 1In \ 11unit .iti m iking itt i in 1l.itv tin ( I M I ii S i;/ . \n n c l u Sossti and (71 Sgt. .1relis l inneroa. vvlu' i t- t he t It l* l« I ' M ll I ltl|llltV I’ll III lil t lllltltl [II t I III' lltlNllll'NN .111(1 ilir bridegroom in ,t nn i ti.mii tui tin Rx 11.it•I I 'i ll v I timing -n i I um.I ill I til.lliilu O ptim ist C lub honors ‘I ’m a W in n e r’ students at M idw ay school the Sanford Optimist t luh (iiu tlu u r * to he a friend to our Vottth Presid em Svhcriua W ynn and the m em bers o f the o r g a u u a Itou were a part of the I T A motithlv meetin g at Midway Klcmcntary Sehool on Iliu rs day Nov. 5, Tlte Optim ists “ I'm A Win ner* students were honored for their Urst nine w eeks T h ose s t u ­ dents were ch ildren in i lasses |*re K. Klndern.irltn and llrst Ihrmnfh tilth grades Sitidents honored w ere •lav,mie Davis, (leorife A d a m s I.iiincv A dam s. Kmilv V o ss Sha.Naya Martin Mr.uidon f'rvei Um.t Phalli Sean t o belt .I c n n u .i I jivc |uv C h rist o phci IVrez. Aslllee C am ’laiiu. Itmilterly Kasterh rook s ( l i a s tttv Harvey K itu lrU k Matnut Artcsia Mill hell ( T n Iv f i e l d s Christopher Sellers. Sophia llahthl. Steven Cllllison Mt i h a d SI i u i i i o i i n . K i l i m I n i iiv and i'tiNi illa K.iianavtim; I b is program gives great |u> to the student s w ho c m el imi .u iu m p ttsh an editt at ton m a positive directio n F O U N D E R S DAY S a n fo r d O p lim is l ( hilt m em b e rs present v ertifiva les to M id w a y students I he Santord Tain i n . o l e ot 1‘raver located al *tfvO West I lit 11 Street where Elder ( arntlittle Hrvant is loum le r will i elebratc fill vears as ’ Hie ('e n te r ol Hope" This icli-ht.i lion is tor tlx- c o n g r e g a tio n iiiim m m n v and all surrounding a reas ITit* f o u n d e r s Dae i c r e m o Hies will In- lield Nov 15 tluoitgii Nov J'J l l i r i ultim o mtv Is invited to hear n l l i i 1toils ol t lirlsti,m .sin i css and grnwili h u m 1D7H to louts the s e rv u e on Slllldav will lie held at 1 I HD a m f e l l o w s h i p ,i iv n es Miimlav tlilotigli ftm is d a v N.IV 111 1** will tie al 7 in ji tu file guest speaker will lie Itistiop Uoherl E vans l i o m Hal nuiiitc Marvlaiid l l x m tisx.il t o i x i t i on f i t dav Nov 21) 7 Ut) ii iii will tea 11iti 1I k \ on i n ut I ili(*i ti i Ii 1In Hux l.tisi midi Hie Hme Ensem ble New hdt Don I ’osittve E lic it ami 11 Youth Von i s ot fa lierita i le (iti Saturday Nov 21 th* d i u t ' l i will gather at I e.- I Moore 1'ark lor the 1 uundet Day puttlt Hie m essage o| tin* rin sin g sen t ie s will ht- held Sunday Nov 22 I l DO a m and will lie delivered hv one l the i h u rd te s sons in the m m tstrv Elder Tommie Whin Alter the w orship s e tv u i tl. pastor metlihers mil well Wtsltels vvtll -i.ilher tut a X I lowshtp ditiuet at ( to o n .s \( ailetllV s i ateteria DISNEY A U D ITIO N S Disttcv is holdin g audition tot i ast tug a l l o t s s in g e)■mm dv im pnii .o tots t IllUsti al tlx ,|l* I [let lot mi i t t then tttauv shows and • held lit i etui il I lot til t D inix v is looking tut at id Ii III iti al tui s v it I skills i hat.ll let types Mi. ill spoilt.meuils and tuiiliv ll will help it vott i all t at I V i 1 ,ne tIn v have it all stieet pit Im m i l s i iiiia iss.u n i trtii.lv See llnwktiii I’nge tt �4C •Se»r»nol« Hc m M. Sanford Ftcr'Ja •Sund.iv Novenljef 15 1948 Italian feast, holiday crafts Benefit boosts Lake Mary Woman’s Club scholarship fund One night a year, the Lake Mary W om an s (.Tub operates Its own little Italian restaurant tn the Community Building In Lake Mary. And It's for a great cause, fh e C lu b s 11th Annual Italian Frast w as held Satur­ day. Nov. 7. Diners enjoyed pasta, delicious sauce, garlic bread, salad and dessert. And when patrons w ere through with their Italian feast, they could (rant Itirlr eyes on the beautiful holiday erafts being olfered by the W om an s Club There were handmade o rn a ­ ments. whimsical holiday p o o ­ dles and much more. The club also raffled off three beautiful gift baskets. The proceeds from the a n ­ nual Italian Feast go to su p ­ port the clu b s sch olarsh ip fund. The club was very fortu­ nate this year to have not only comm unity support, but « i p port from businesses as well. Am ong those helping out were the Lake Maty l*ubltx. A lb e rt­ sons, W inn Dixie and OoodIngs; Red Lobster. Hops and Dravtsslmo at the Sem inole Towne Center. Rio Hrnvo In Lake Mary; Lake Maty Chreserake and Village Meats In Lake Maty. The next major activity for the Woman's Club will be H o li­ day In the Park (form erly Olde Lake Mary Holldaysl. sch ed­ uled for Saturday. Dec. 5 from 0:30 to 8:30PM at Lake Maty City Hall. The club will be giving free cookies and a drink to anyone who donates a nonperishable food Item for Safehouse o f Seminole County. H ie Girl Scouts will be giving holiday crafts to anyone who donates a toy for Safehouse. H w H H u s ►, M o, Carly Flynn and Melissa Kunkle tap dancing to "When Veronica Plays me Harmonica * M a rg a re t LOCAL AC TS PACK TALENT SHOW It was a great night for singing, dancing and a little magic. The 3rd Annual S tar­ Schwallie display* crafts at Lake Mary Woman's Club Italian Feast MARY ROWELL dust Talent Show was Satur­ day, Nov. 7. It showcased som e very talented Girl Scouts In a wide variety o f acts. One o f the cutest acts was Daisy T ro o p 466 singing and dancing to "Please Don't Eat the Daisies’ . Hrowmle Troop 512 cume In costum e for their song 'C heese That Makes the W orld Go Round". Mem bers of llrow nle T roo p 1104 all dressed alike for their act. Th e did Ribbon Dancing to the song ‘ Locomotion". Other troop acts were Troop 984 singing 'C am p Granada* and "Girl Scout Camp*; Troop 916 singing "Makr New Friends' and Troop 441 singing Stng Your Spirit Out". For the first tim e ever, the talent show Included a m agic act. Morgan Hill from T ro o p 458 made objects (and waterl dis.ippr.ir at the flick of her wrist. Anne KirVendall and Bonne* Preston with the lighted basket they rattled oft on Italian night BUSINESS • AUTO • HOME • LIFE • HEALTH COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Several very talented gym nasts performed. T h err w err two s is ­ ter a rts this year. Haley and Darcy D/urlno did a cheer ro u ­ tine and Emily and Lindsay Loe sang "You re Never Really Dressed Without A Smile*. In conjunction with the tal­ ent show was a silent auction. The auction was a success thanks to the kind donations from Scholastic [looks. A Shop Called Mango. Jan s Hallmark. Hactenda Hills G olf and Coun­ try Club. AAA Trophies and Baseball Cards. Kobe J a p a ­ nese Steak House. Aigu ille Rock C lim bing Center. Mystery Fun House. Medieval Tim es. W ater Manta, the Orlando Mu­ seum o f Art und W OFL-Fox 35. Th e proceeds from the auction will go to help Senior Girl Scout Troop 148 fund their trip to the O ld Scout National Headquarters In New York 'I h e B m k r l T O ® J f, sane* *t «N M I PflOBMSSIVt V A § ih le 333-9377 Since 1974 3697 Lakt Emma Rd. Like Mary Raymond Furniture DONATIONS STILL NEEDED The Lake Mary High M arch­ ing Rams still need help m a k ­ ing their annual fund-raiser a success. The band will be holding a giant garage sale on Dec. 5 and 6. For the first tim e ever several used care, trucks, boats and cam pers will be available at garage sale prices. If you have any Items you would like to donate for the sale. Just stop by the school on Saturday for drop o ff or call Fat Martino at 321-6123 or Fat Hall at 333-9722. > > -e Here To Serve Your Household Furnishing & Appliance Needs Layaway (or) Financing Come Visit Our New Showroom And Fill Out An Entry For A Free Sofa Server Hawkins Continued from Page 3C No P u rc h a se N ecessary show, em cee’s, comedy Improv shows and much more. It Is a locally o w n ed & o p er a ted 2670 Orlando Drive, Sanford BY THE NAME YOU KNOW & TRUST RAYMOND SMITH LIFELONG SANFORD RESIDENT bonus If you have multiple skills or are a vocalist with acting ability. Roles are a va il­ able for Beauty and The Beastlive on stage, the Hunchback o f Notre Dame. Colors o f the Wind and more. One year contracts begin in February of 1999. Perform ers are encouraged from all cul­ tural backgrounds Call the Disney audition hot-line at 14071 397-3220. Monday through Friday. 10:00 a.m. un­ til 5 00 p.m. The auditions will be held at the Disney Event Productions Bldg 1503. Live Oak Lanr. I«ake Buena Vista. FI. on W ednesday. Dec. 9. 10 00 a.m. for equity males; 1 I 00 a.m. open call males and Thursday. Dec. 10. 10:00 a.m. equity fem ales and 11:00 a.m. open call fem ales. M EETING OF MINDS The Martin Luther King. Jr. Steering Com m itter held Its first Race and Human R ela­ tions meeting. The meeting of the minds was the brainstorm of Arthur Blake, chairman of the Human Relations com m it­ tee (t t y officials, public busi­ nesses. religious and cono -m rd ett lie n s gathered on 320-7040 K abobsare our Specialty! M arinstsd beef, chicken, o r lam b A ttending the Martin Luther King Jr. Steering Com m ittee Race and Human relations meeting on Nov. 7 are (from left) Jim Purdy, civic activ­ Saturday, Nov. / at Excel A l­ ternative. Inc. conference room. These great minds brought out som e o f the concerns for the future growth o f the c o m ­ Top C stsrin g Available K abobs Cookad On Sita ist. Sanford M ayor Larry Dale and Sanford City Commissioners Brady Lessard and Velma W il­ liams. munity. Blake said. *a dream will always be a dream If we. the dreamers, do not wake up to make tt real.* Many Ideas and concerns were discussed and this will — Buffet— continue to be a comm ittee to foster better comm unity re la ­ tions. Citizens are Invited to help coordinate and achieve a m ore harm onious social and com m unity atm osphere. Explore The Tempting flavors O f Middle Eastern Specialties! 7 Days A Week I liOO A.M. I i PJM. • Daily Lunch Buffet 11130 A.M.-3 P.M. • Dally Dinner Buffet S P-M.-l liOO P.M. Our rood is Cooked Wkh hUUl M eet Char Grilled Chicken JL tU bobe is Our SpecUky W e love to tell your story Hie Seminole lleruki welcomes news about your church aettvities. But, we need your help by submitting Information to us. Requests lor pholo coverage should be made at least three days in advance by railing our office. Your church's publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. 331-8680 Our address: The Seminole Herald. F.O. Box 1667. Sanford. 32772-1667. or 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 3222611. Fax: 323-9408. 1155 W . S t. R d . 4 34 (1/2 Mile East ol I-4 on 434) I �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. November 15 1998 •5C If you will listen very closely, you’ll discover how to love MORNING adolescent-level joke. HOT AND TIRED IN TEXAS DEAR ABBY: Your good advice to ‘ Romantically Rocky," the man who w anted tips on how to be romantic with hia wife, reminded me of a definition of love I learned from a woman acquaintance in New York many yeara ago. A life criaia had driven her to a paychotherapiat to whom ahe com plained about bein g "u n lo ved ." Th e th erapiat aaked her to deacribe what being loved would be like. A fte r aome thought, my friend aaid that i f aomeone really, really liatened to her, that would be her idea o f being loved The therapiat concluded that the woman needed additional aupport, and inflated that her troubled client look into a aelf-help group. She arrived late at an addreaa in a com­ mercial neighborhood that had aren better daya With aome apprehenaion ahe climbed a flight o f dingy ataira and found her w ay into a room w h tre a group o f ahabbily dressed people u i around a heat up table listening intently as one o f the group told his story. She was dumb­ struck at observing the very defini­ tion o f kisr she had offered her therapiat, believin g it could not eiiat. Thia waa the Hrat o f many Alcoholica Anonymoua meetings in which thia woman found the heal­ ing power of a love that really, real­ ly listened and cared For me, thia atory illustrates that becoming a good listener re­ quires no more than willingness, practice, and the kind of genuine regard for another human being one can find in AA or any Dear Abby reply And. 'Rom antically Rocky" may find that one o f the moat sed'ictive lines in the English lan­ guage is a heartfelt, *! just love to listen to you talk’" You may use my name GEORGE MARCELLE, LOS ANGELES AFTERNOON ADVICE % PRIME TIME ABIGAIL VAN BUREN no reason eacept that you w ere thinking of her Tuck a note in her iurse saying. "Hi. I love you." Unoad the dishwasher and reload it without being aaked. Give her a foot m assage w ith lotion w h ile ahe watches her favorite TV show. Sit behind her on the bed and brush her hair w ith her favorite h a ir­ brush. Fold the clean laundry and put it away Call your beloved at mid-morn­ ing and invite her to lunch. Slip a small atuffed animal in her car with a ailly note. Bring her the newspa­ per. coffee and doughnuts when she awakens on a laxy Saturday morn­ ing Give her a big hug when you return from work, and say, "I love ou I'm glad to have you to come r rwume . to." Consider how many relation ­ ships would be happier i f men would do just one unexpected ro­ mantic thing each day I'm fortu n ate to have a very rom antic fe lla as my soulmate. T ru st me — any woman would appreciate these sweet gestures. Sign m e ... LOVING EVERY M INUTE OF IT IN C INCINN ATI I D EAR LO V IN G i Great Ideaa - an d they w o rk both w ays. Guya and gala, the road map la well laid out. Go for It! DEAR ABBY My father-in-law is loud and opinionated, but hia lat­ est statement takes the cake I am due to give birth to u baby on his birthday in Septem ber He has made a pronouncem ent to the entire family that he will i>e very upset i f I have the baby on his birthday, as he doesn't want to share that day This is no joke D E A R G E O R G Et W hat a th o ugh t-p rovo kin g letter! I'm sure ‘ Romantically Rocky" and many others will thank you for th at a a tu te s u g g e s t io n . A l ­ th o u g h m an y p e o p le th in k rom ance la w h at happen s be ­ tween the aheets, I suspect that tru e rom an ce ia moatly w h at h a p p e n s b e tw e e n the e a ra . on: The rest o f the family hopes I have the baby on this date just to spite him I wish I were a million m iles aw ay F rankly, at eigh t months pregnant in the Texas heat, I don't have much of a sense of humor left I would like the birth o f rav baby to be a tim e o f jo y, * not the punchline o f some sort of D E A R A B B Y I can educate "Rom antically Rocky’ on how to romance his wife A wom an loves to have little things done for her. things that say, ‘ I thought about you today." Bring her a CD by her favorite artist for D E A R H O T A N D T IR E D : Your father-in-law ia talking as th o u g h the T e x a s h eat has a d d le d hia b r a in . He sh o u ld regard the arrival o f hia grand­ child a s the ultim ate birthday gift — not competition. Shame on him. You may have to listen to the braying o f a jackass, but you don't have to validate it. OOO D E A R A B B Y : Th e man who lamented the snickers and insults he endured from strangers who interpreted his holding his mentally disabled son's hand as a sign of "homosexual bonding’ has experi­ enced the d iscrim in a tion and contempt that gays and lesbians experience every day. He should he concerned less with freeing these snickerers o f their ‘ mistaken notions" and more with promoting the idea that our violent and intolerant society should learn to accept any mutually affectionate gesture of hand-holding, no matter between whom DON IN PORTION'D. ORE D EAR DON: I agree with you. But lighten up. Right now the man la too engrnaaed in his own pain lo app reciate the b igg e r picture. DEAR ABBY: I have two daugh­ ters from a biracial marriage My older daughter, Sakura, was born the sam e day as her Japanese grandfather My younger daughter, Mari, shares a birthday with her American grandfather. Both grand­ fathers were not only delighted, but am azed because they a re both mathematicians, und they say the odds of this happening were astro­ nomical and heaven-sent If these two men, who fought on opposing sides during World War II, can see eye-to-eye on the joys o f life and God's good graces, why can't the guy in Texas do likewise? GERRY CHRISTMAS (M Y REAL N A M E », CARRBORO.NC. D E A R G E R R Y i R ig h t on! What a perceptive observation! For on oicallant gukto to bocofalng a b e lt e r c o n v * r * b llo n a ll* » an d a m ora a t lr a c t lv a p ara on , o rd a r 'H o a r l o Ba P a p u la r ." Hand a bualnaaa-sliad, aalfadd raiaad anvaiupa. plus chock or monay ordar for U M iM.SO In Canada) UK Dear Abby P op u larity B ooklst, P.O. Boa (IT , Mount Morris. 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Jackson ­ ville; Dr. Nril Powell and wife Patsy. Orlando: Grrald and Hetty Jo Lotsing. Ocala: Dr. Hob Callahan and wife M anila, Grant: Oulda Davis Rader and husband Raymond. C lclarw aler: Roberta Evans Rose. Largo: Hetty Dayman Bishop. New Smyrna Heach: and George and Jean Temple. Ox­ ford. GARDEN CLUB PLANS HOLIDAY BAZAAR Members o f ihe Sanford G ar­ den Club have been busy all year getting ready for their a n ­ nual Holiday Bazaar. Am ong the delectable treats m em bers have made are GOO Jars of Jams .uid Jellies. 'E ach member d o ­ nated five pounds of sugar. Fan Monun said. It was a big Job Just getting the Jars strrtll/rd to say thr least o f other tedi­ ous preparation. Club m em bers have a lso been busy with needlework and Betty Bradshaw will have her crocheted angels available again this year. O ilier crafts including ceramics, ornaments. w reaths etc. will also be for sale. Adding (o the 2-day festivity will be a draw ing for a ginger­ bread house donated by Maty Childers. Cakes, pies and o ilier hom emade goodies will also be offered. For those browsers who want lo com e and spend Ihe day. a light lunch will be served both days. Several kinds o f soups, sandwiches and desserts will be served. Soup and sandwich will cost $1.00 each and des­ sert Is 50 cents. There Is no adm ission price. Hours are 10 a.in. to 5 p.m. on Friday. Dec. 4. and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Dec. 5 DAZZLERS TO MARCH IN M ACY'S PARADE Beverly Huffman tells us that four o f the officers of Daz/lers, a dance team at Seminole High School, will perform In die annual Macy's parade in New York City ou Thanksgiving Day. The learn has worked hard raising the funds for Ihe m p and are really excltrd about It .Beverly said. More on this at a later date. 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Catherine W hrlchrl traveled Ihe farthest from Canton. N.C. to attend the event. C atherine and tier late husband. Howard, moved to North Carolina sev­ eral years ago and she re­ mained there after his death instead o f returning to tier b e­ loved Sanford. "U s home, she beamed. ”1 Just love it up there." Others attending from out-of­ slate were: Dllly and Elaine Wilkinson. Hurton. S.C. A t ­ THE PREMIERE ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL Longwood Historic District 2 blocks N. of C.R. 427 �Da’ Bomb hears all... M r. Greyhound charms his way to title Lyman hosts Mr. Greyhound contest at Homecoming D a B om b nays lo b e sure to check ou t th e Oviedo nnd W in te r Springs sports fairs th is weekend. The even ts are there to benefit th e athletic teams at b oth schools and there’s tons of rides and other th in gs tn keep busy. • y Amy O s n t l w r SPECIAL T O T H E HERALD Mr.Oreyhound Is Billy Hess. Hess claim ed first place In the Lyman H om ecom ing tradition. Every y e a r Lym an displays its finest and allows them to strut their stu ff In front o f a live audience. This year Hess, a senior at Lyman claimed first prize through persuasive gifts, a sweet poem, and good a n ­ swers to bad questions. All and all Hess now Is an Icon o f Lyman. Thinking o f all o f those w ho prepared for hours. Hess wns confident and p ro ­ crastinated all the way up un­ til the day o f the show. Last year lira s gained som e expertener In the m atter by claim ing third place or the "little pup’ title. So this year he went at It again and was highly successful. Hess read a poem to his girlfriend while bow ing on one knee at her feet after forcing her lo ascend to the stage. He If you can’t get over to those fairs, check ou t the Heritage Festival in Sanford. A bunch o f lo ­ cal schools will be per­ forming and Dr Bomb knows that the Idyll* wilde Elementary School musical groups will be a highlight when they hit the stage Sun­ day. Listen up: D a B om b sees the holidays com­ ing up and knows that Just about everybody in the county has a special holiday performance. Lake Mary Elementary tins already phoned in and we'll be out there. What about everyone else. Call us at 3222611 and we ll give you ail kinds o f a tte n tio n . Da Bom b says have a great tim e a t H o m e ­ coming th is w e e k e n d . Oviedo and L ak e H ow ell. Want to do something' nice? Give a special wave to the people who work the school cross­ ing zones. D a B om b secs them out there at al­ most every school, every morning, rain or shine, making sure everyone gets to school safely. They don’t get nearly enough attention. D a B om b says It will be tough for anyone to top the Winter Springs Homecoming festivities at the football game two weeks ago. It may not have been a real Home­ coming since no one’s graduated yet. but the touches were awesome. point average, and plans to attend college. As far as his stage perform ance Hess said. *lt was nerve racking to begin with ym i Just have to get used to It and have fun.” also did a little kissing up and gave each or thr ju dges who were from Lisa Malle m odeling agency a rose. Hess plays baseball for Ly­ man. maintains a 3.7 grade girlfriend It isn’ t always a dog’ s world By Marjorie Anne Butler SPECIAL TO TH E HERALD Hi! My name is Marjorie Anne Butler and ever since I w as one-year-old. t loved anim als. 1 had four o f my own. but they either passed away or we had to give them away because my Mom w as allergic. Th e first pet I ever had wns a cat numrtl K in y . She wns white w ith oran ge stripes and she wns very hyper. Th en one dny this boy came over with his cousin and he thought It would be cool to show us how cuts land on their feet, but Kissy was only six weeks old and she was only a kitten, not a cat. Then, he threw Kissy up in the air and sh e shattered seven parts o f her leg and she had to wear this big orange cast around her leg. I was very sad. ten we had to sell her b e ­ cause my mom and my sister were allergic. The second cat I had w as a puppy named Cookie and she w as thrre m onths old when we got hrr and she w as brown with white spots on her. I had fun with h rr but she was alw ays barking and disturbing the neighbors so w e had to give her away. Tlie third pet we had was a box turtle that we got from our neighbor and named Mlkey. We usually kept him In a Utile pool we had In the backyard, but I guess he wasn't a w ater turtle because we picked him out o f the water to show him to a friend that came over and he had bubbles surrounding hts neck and he stunk really bad so w e put him tn the grass for a few minutes to see tf he would do anything, but he died right tn front o f us and we had to throw him away. Last, but not least. Ltly. Lily Is our dog now and we've had her for a l ­ most two months. She was bom on Easter Day in 1997 and we got her from these people who A l i a BaM n ftnn . a Florida S tate University student and a graduate o f Lake Mary High School, won a state writing contest for his script based on Ralph Ellison's fniisibfar Man He received a cash prize from llir Florida Council Teachers o f English. Last year, he was selected us one o f th r out­ standing English students at Lake Mary. • « Elementary School. • • can High School Students. Robyn Lon d ey, o f Longw ood and a sophom ore at Lake Mary High School will com pele on the United S tairs Karate T ram In Miskolc. Hun­ gary on Dec. 4 0. She has won the state cham pionship and took a Gold Medal at the Ju n ior O lym pic* last year. • • • Barak Marshall was named Editor o f The Pathjhider. In ­ dian Trails Middle S chool's newspaper. She has been on s ta ll for two years. • • Bark arm B i n s , a past a d ­ visor to the Lukevtrw Mustang yearbook, received 9 4 1 out o f a perfect 1,000 points for the 1998 Lake Mary High Schhol yearbook, becom ing a gold medalist. It Is the highest award from the Colum bia Scholastic Press Association. had so many pets they had to give some aw ay so my mom's friend went lo go get her and kept her for a day, when we went over to hts house. He wanted to sell her to us, but we weren't prepared to have a dog living with ns. But she was so cute and we all fell In love with her so we took her home. Well, we still have her and I love taking care o f her. When I gruw up. I want to be a vet because I love anim als and I have had enough experi­ ence with them. Marjorie IJutler (s a third grader at Lake Mary • Ashley Brewer, daughter of Terry and Bonny Brewer, and u sophom ore at Oviedo High School, was recently named to the Who's Who Among Ameri • • • • Marjorie Anna Butler has had a lot ol axpenances with her pets over the years. Sha is a third-grader at lake Mary Elementary School. • Josses P. M c C ro e a D l. of Winter Springs nnd a student at Trinity Prep, was named lo the W ho's H?»o Among Americon High School Students. • • Bradley Daniels, son of Lyle and Gloria Daniels of Like Mary, and a senior at Lake Mary High School, was redcently named to the Who's W7io Among American High School Students. • Brian Greene, Shannon Howell, arid Stephanie McKean of A ltam on te Springs, and Rosa Phillip# o f Casselberry. • • Several Sem inole County students were recently nom i­ nated for the national W endy's High School llctsm an a want, an national award that honors stuent-athlrtes from all over the country. Sem inole County iilh lris include: Karin CionInge v (Oviedo). Londhia David (Lyman). Krista Ed­ mondson (L ik e Brantley). Jonathan Hubbard (Seminole). Joaoph Kansk! ILik e Brantley). John Roth (Oviedo). Robert Stacbow (Lyman). Mary Leah Sutton (L ik e Mary). Lori Thomas (Seminole), and Juatin Wright (L ik r Mary). • Several Sem inole County stu­ dents were named to the Dean's List at Colum bia C o l­ lege tn Missouri. They In­ cluded: Barnard Johns. • • • Seminole County students from Indian Trails Middle School recently claimed first place for the AAU nutloanl cham pionships tn tumbling. Team members Included Nel­ lie LUJenquist. Leslie Brioton. Kate Owen. Amanda Keyes and Laura Brinton. BROWN’S GYMNASTICS Q h s ten cJVfoUJ tyon * »„ * Classes 8 H ours for the Price of ( 4 t n * Practice Hoar*) • CLASSES FOR BOYS AND (URLS OF ALL ACE! • CALL FOR TOUR FREE TRIAL CLASS Cot* * Boy* Begiiuwr - Advinctd G> miu.be.. Mom A Tk Tiny H>U. Chnilcodmg. High School Cl*u, Girf* Comprtitiv* T.auiu, Mutt Camp*. Birthday Partial Available. Sallow! and iMtrnalutnaUy Htnuwiud Cuathing Hta/} Bnnq in this ad at registration and recede s10.00 O FF Orawah G jm nm M in A W lUyiiwviitJo Elementary School played a big part ol tho Seminole High School Homecoming ceremonies last week, participating In the annual parade. The ■aoam * * »«» Sanlord Pop W arner football team made it to state playoffs featuring several students from Idyllwilde. 30a-2tW t H I * y ru otu ri ONLf if at T k r n Lorertwu to , W w aauair* iu t u i aaoair* ounxaraaa BBB-S744 6878774 I ________ t ._ �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. November 15 1998 7C L e is u r e Faculty exhibits art at Fine Arts Gallery s IN BRIEF Defying gravity SANFORD - T h r O rlando Theatre Projrrt and Sem inole Com m unity C o llrg r present Defying G ravity by Jane A n ­ derson. directed by Anne Herlng. T h r fablrd events p r e ­ ceding the (Inul flight of the Shuttle Challenger are retold In this uplifting and Im a gin a ­ tive portrait o f rraching for llir stars, both physically and spiritually Show times nre Thursday. Friday and Saturday at H p.m. and Sunday ut 2 p.m. through Nov. 22 In the SCC Fine Arts TJieutrr. Tickets are f t 5. with discounts for seniors and stu­ dents. For more Inform ation call H07I 338-3040. Festival of trees ORLANDO • M arking It 12lh year. Th e Festival o f Trees w ill prevtrw the start o f Central Florida's holiday season with u classic collection o f holiday decorations and fam ily e n te r­ tainm ent. This sprctacular event offers som ething for *kids* from two to ninety-two. Festival guests will be treated to a dazzling array of designer trees and decorative vignettes, deliriou s G ingerbread Junction. de­ lightful life-size children's playhouses and a holiday bou­ tique wlih w onderful gifts and home decor accessories. G u rais will enjoy selections of American. Ancient A m erican and African Art in the Orlando Museum o f Art's newly e x ­ panded galleries. The Festival also offers a v a ­ riety o f special events includ­ ing Holiday Jazz Stroll. Ladies Day Tea. and children's p arly Reindeer Romp. New to this year’s event Is Ihe Latin Cafe Night. The Festival Is open at the Orlando Museum of Art through Nov. 22. General udmtsslun hours are 10 a.m. un­ til 4 p.m. dally. General ad­ mission tickets arc $0 for adults und $3 for children. Special event ticket prices not Included. The Festival of Trees is p r e ­ sented by Council o f 101, the volunteer fundraising a m i o f the Orlando Museum of Art. Proceeds from Ihe festival benefit the museum. For ticket and general Inform ation call Ihe Festival Hotline at (407) 072-3838. Driving Miss Daisy DELAND - Th e Rl vert own Players present the Pu litzer Prize W inning play, Driving Miss Daisy, by AUrcd Uhry. di­ rected by Paunny Urandt. Show times will be Nov. 14. 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. und Nov. 15 and 22 at 2:30 p.m. at The Cultural Arts Center, 600 N. W oodland Blvd.. DcLand. Tickets are 912. 90 for stu­ dents. For reservations cull (904) 730-7450. Faculty exhibition ORLANDO - Tw enty-four of the mosl accom plished artists on the University o f Central Florida faculty will display their works In the Group F a c­ ulty Exhibition through Dec. 14 at the UCF Art Gallery on the Orlando cam pus. T h r exhibit showcases UCF L •-- ■“ a a fc w .g h w a g a Ih n r M M O M , F ir= '• > 7 ^ 0 V ' «• » f VF M 1 . OVIEDO marketplace 7: r 1 a Tha work of art faculty members Jay Spalding (from M l), Marianna HamMon Rota, and Jtre Moors la fea­ o f Florida, and ahe Is cu rren tly working on an m aster's d eg ree In art at the University o f C en­ tral Florida. Moore also serves as C u rator o f the SCC Fine Arts O alleiy. The ph otography tured at tha Seminole Community Cotoga Fine Arte Qalary through Dac. 13 In the fuculty exh ib it Is from a series that she began w orkin g on in France and Italy this past sum m er. SCC Fine A rts G a llety hours are 9 a.m. through 6 p.m .. M onday through Thu niday. plus evenings o f films, con ­ certs, and theater p erfo rm ­ ances. For further inform ation on SCC cultural activities, call (407) 328-2039. : Orlando Soanes Centor, 777 Eatl Function Street. OrtTOO. f t w a 12*03 Prana: (407) 91« 2000 Fax (407) SI4-2I49 ^ ?^j Tot Fits i aeaosc 4FUN|S73-43ae) OpasNaglOews: U o n a y -T lu id q lim . to S p m . Friday and Saturday 9 «m to 9 p m ; and Bmtoy noon to S p m Paris Pricing EihtoiteOrVy AduM 59 50 •snots (55.) IS SO efttoren (aga* 3- 11) W 75. Indudas iihCMt and transtng airirixt*. Gnattama F«n AdUtold. M rton IS SO. eradran 14 50. Friday and Sahaday avartnga only. OSC Eapsnancs AdiZs 512 SO. aanotl 111 90. cMdran IS 2S. InctodMatfriatt. navaing artbrii and cftoca oi ona CmaDoms aipanancs. UtMnata Eipsrianca Adults I t 4 29. sane* 113 25. dtritSen 111. indudao • M il, traveang n t c s i and criocs o* too faculty urtwork In various m e ­ dia Including paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, photography. com pu tergenerated graphics and c e ­ ram ics. The gallery Is free and open to thr public 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Jazz Concert IndvtouP Paaa »40. Famriy Past MO. and Gold Pass 190, Pass Hotoatt •scene warmed admstwn to a l OSC psrRiarnnt esntoris. pariormanca tc-ancs demonstrations, observaory vwmng tor an antra yaar and other benefits Farray and Goto Pasaas stoude parents and tha* a«tdran wtoar aga at stoo M n t e noma Oft ORLANDO - Th e Jim Cullum Jazz Hand, stars o f Public R a ­ dio In lrm atlon al's a cclaim ed show * Rivrrwalk: Livr from the Landing.* will 1m - in con cert at the University of C entral Florida's Visual Arts A u d ito ­ rium Nov. 15. 6 p.m. at raw grsrtoOUOrsn MMWMlfIK -131 ttmuimw roorataioto 1 IF IR ^ II) uoojwuotm'ioxjI 1 1 I SANFORD - The Fine Arts Gallery at Sem inole C om m u ­ nity College Is cu rren tly fe a ­ turing Its Annuul SCC Art F a c ­ ulty Exhibition through Dec. 13. T h e work o f art faculty m em bers M arianna H am ilton Rom . Jay Spalding, and J e re Moore w ill be featured. Marianna Ham ilton Ross Is exhibiting n rw pastel figu re draw ings and silk painted panels. This work w as Inspired by a sum m er w orkshop w ith Jack Deal, noted New York figurative painter, b y root and tree form s o f n orth eastern Pennsylvania, and by w eek ly figure draw ing sessions. S im i­ larities betw een the human figure and natural form s hnve interested Ross for some tim e; h er work reflectin g these sim ilarities has been strength ­ ened by color Influences from the newly cleaned frescoes ob ­ served in her trip to Italy. Recent pastel draw ings by Ross are Included in the F lo r­ ida Art Education Association 13th Annual Juried Exhibition In St. Petersbu rg this year. In addition. her tillk panels using w atercolor painting ap­ proaches w ill b e In a four p e r ­ son exhibit at the Florid a Craftsmen llea d q u a rters/O allery In St. P etersb u rg in the sum m er o f 1999. Her silk panels are also In the perm anent collections at A A A National H eadquarters at Heathrow. W alt Disney W orld Polynesian Village. O rlan do Public Art C ollection -E xp o Center. Merv G riffin -P eb b le Dench, Calif., and G ordon Getty-San Francisco. Calif. Faculty m em ber Jay S pald­ ing earned h is bachelor o f Fine Arts degree in ceram ics from Ringltng School o f Art and his m aster's degree In art from the U niversity o f C en tra l Florida. He is a m em ber o f NAEA and Florida Craftsm an Association. As a native F lo ­ ridian. Spalding's w ork r e ­ flects Ills life ex p erien ces growing up In the sunshine state. His pottery In the e x ­ hibit Is based on the ’ M ythoo o f the Fish." Faculty m em ber Jere M oore received her bachelor o f Fine A rts d rgrre in Creative P h o ­ tography from the U niversity L E T US 1 SPECIAL TO TH E HERALD m7ir S3P 124Q140418910 t;j0 7» ) 7» » t 0t030 700 710 KUO 00104* iR) W C M 1UTM MOUNT 1004 750 1020 (76- 13) HALLOWEENH70 (R) 12M 2» « J 0 720tO » 940 ROMBtlR) PMCWE RACK iPG-13) ItO 420 720 1010 12:40 140 3 10440 720 Li - 1242*0 150 ■ELOVtOiRI 750430 1200 330 100 M anM FO -W M DE OF CHUCXV |R) 7» t » » « « 4 7 4 1 «0 150 320420 U 0I 4 4 4 7w i in » vim w X ! noloams UR8M ohcT^r DEM1tOatTHNO 1 1 mm 1 12101 10110410 5 10 ASOUT MNTjri) K 110*W730 *920 fc, ?. 710740910940 WIZARD OF OZtGi 150 4 70 700 9 30 FUAlAHTVIUt (PQ-131 200430 710940 r u a t h o w fo r cm m s tu a s ipo i ________210 440 7 40 10 10________ EGE (R) 1 30 4 00 7 20 9 50 THE S U tlM O T IPO 13) 190410710950 UVMQ OUT LOUD <R) 140 4 20 7 00 9 40 RUSH HOUR IPO-13) 1000 M il (PC) 140 4 10 730 Th e free program Is bein g presented by W U C F-89.9FM Jazz and More (o thank new station m em bers and Ih e c e n ­ tral Florida com m unity for their support during the sta ­ tions reernt fund drive. S e a l­ ing Is limited, und will be on a first come, first-served basis. For 35 years the band has been bringing great traditional ja zz to concept halls all over the world, from Carnegie Hall und the Kennedy Center to W olftrap and Chautauqua. *Our radio show and co n ­ certs such os these in trod u ce Ihls great vintage Jazz to those who may n evrr have had th e opportunity to appreciate It." says Cullum. who started the band with his father In 1962. Rivrrwalk: Live from the Landing (W U C F-89.9FM W ednesdays. 10 p.m. and S at­ urdays at 3 p.m .) Is heard on over 220 stations here and abroad. Cull (407) 823-0899 fur In­ formation on the concert or W U C F-89.9FM . Flower show W INTER PARK - Florida Fed­ eration o f Garden Clubs p re s ­ ents the 27th Ulennial S tate Flower Show 'L et's C elebrate*. In the tradition o f the C h elsea Flower Show. London. T o kick o ff the 75th A n n iver­ sary celebration a ribbon cu t­ ting and the dedication o f the ’ Path o f Sunshine Gardens* will be held Nov. IH at 2 p.m . ut the newly refurbished FFGC State Headquarters. 1400 Denning Drive. W inter Park. The (lower show Ls free and will be held through Nov. 21. For m ore Inform ation call (407) 671-4597. Ballroom dancing ORLANDO - Th e Central Florida Chapter o f the U.S. Am ateur Ballroom Dancers A s­ sociation will hold Us m onthly bullroom dance on Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. at the Hahla Shrine Auditorium . 2300 Pcm b rook Drive. Orlando. There w ill be a group dance lesson before the dance at 7:30 p.m. taught by professional dance Instructor Johnny Pertnar. Admission Is $6 for USAUDA members and 98 for nonm em bers (free with 920 m em ­ bership application). For m o re Inform ation call Saul Cornell, president, at (407) 831-3680. MW 200 4 30 7 30 1000 ng tor shoos n fia Or. Phribps OnaOoma. For more tntofmaaon or tor advenes K M sates, pleaaa cad (407) 914-2114 or lol tree (999) OSC-tFUN (173-4389) V ivo n a I * 'i t i 4 * I t a l i a n I ’ i / . z <* i i a . I n c r ■ ‘Hot’ film takes audiences to brink o f volcanic activity i l 1. l 2. I 3. 1 4. [_S. SPECIAL TO THE HERALD ORLANDO - View ers o f the large-format film Ring o f Fire w ill come hrurtstopplngly close to Ihe great circle o f volcanoes and seism ic activity that rings the Pacific Ocean. The film “heats up* the Dr. Phillips ClncDom e at Orlando Science C enter on Nov. 21. Ring o f Fire is about these Immense natural forces and the varied people and cultures who coexist with them . A team o f geologists, anthropologists, com puter anim ators und film m akers worked for over seven years on this ambitious film project w hich rxplorcs ihe great boundary In the E a rth s crust where m o re than thrce-fuurih's o f the world s active volcanoes are located. H alf a billion people dwell on this fiery boundary which c lrc lrs 30.000 m iles around I he Pariflc Rim. Spectacular volcanic eruptions are featured. Including M ount St. Hrlens. Nuvldad In Chile. Sakurujtma In Japan, and M ount Merapi In Indonesia. Extrnslvr aerial photography and com p u ter anim ation help tell the atory o f the geologic forces that im pact the ring. S t e a k to C h e e a e -Y o u r w»vD a v e ‘a S p e c i a l . N ic k 'a S p e c i a l C h lk C o r d o n B la u ^ S ic ilia n S u b (n e / u d r is c tu p m A 3 3 or. d r in k 5 Pick up your cold boor, wine &soda’s tor lha gumo Hours: Mon. - Sot. Hsm - lOpin • Bun. 11«m - lOprn P A X 3 2 4 -4 4 2 5 2 4 7 7 P A R K AVE. (C o rn e r o f 4 S A to P erk Aw e.) S A N F O R D FLY TO THE BAHAM AS 'JntJIM Frwi I* 1*4*1 4i(»<*too4eho*t il *Wmtivja |jT TM Hclfi, loendtrif A*f4ai« As dense plumes o f ash explode Into the sky, view ers w itness the birth o f a new volcano In southern Chile. In Indonesia, the most volcanic nation on Earth, miners risk thrlr lives to recover sulfur from the notorious slopes o f Kuwait IJcn. 4 US 3**41ijtt Viewers will witness the annual evacuation drill held on the Japanese volcanic island o f SukuraJIma. on the anniversary o f the cataclysm ic eruption o f 1914. In SukuraJIma the volcano is still active, m enacing the 7.000 people of Sakurajlmu with frequent aahfalls and the danger o f m ore serious eruptions. Th e great circle o f volcanoes surrounding the Pacific Ocean a re related to tectonic processes. Large, rigid plates which flt together like a puzzle, make up the Earth's outerm ost layer. These plates overlie the mantle, a layer o f much hotter ro ck surrounding the Earth’s core. This layer Is hot enough to m elt rock: the melted rock Is called magma. As the heavier plates o f the Pacific seafloor sink beneath the lighter continental plates, they begin to melt the overlying rocks. 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PAGE I B PEOPLE. . . PAGE 3B The Buonicontis and Rotary Clubs team up against paralysis Chef Doc bakes the best breads IN SID E 5 0 C + ft U WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 26.1998 C itizens fo r Progress rally tops expectations Oftfctnbet i % m «**"/*? ■rev! •>« c o m m e r c e By Nick PfMfasf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD * The turnout was far beyond our expectation.’ said Lon Howell, one of the or­ ganizers of Tuesday evening's Citizens for Progress rally at Fort Mellon Park. The rally, supported through efforts of the Ores ter Sanford Chamber of Commerce, was to gather support for the proposed de­ velopment of the conference center and hotel on the park aite. The gathering, held In con­ junction with the chamber's ’ Business After Hours* event, began at 5:30 and ended at approximately 7 p.tn. Regard­ ing the number or people who attended, Howell commented. The cook told me he prepared 1.000 hamburgers and 200 hot dogs. We had 40 esses of drinks. When we were cleaning up at the end of the meeting. & found we ohly had half of a hot dog and one hamburger left.’ Among speakers at the rally were Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and Joseph Pacittl. president of PRA Development and Man­ agement Corporation, which would be the developer of the project. Larry Strtchfer acted aa master of ceremonies. Seminole High School cheer­ leaders provided some of the Judge orders G O P out o f judicial races HERALD STAFF WRITER CNtoeno lor Progress tuDoofitfs of tw Fort Mofton at ths H it t Houn. wed lor a raM Tuesday, aa pad I O r a to r of Comma** lu st­ r a Btoaa ki Mien donee. M l to entertainment with a special cheer In favor of the proposed development. In addition to words of sup­ port. Howell said Cltlsena for Progress also gave out over 150 algM. Comparing hla signs with those of Poet Mellon Park development opponents, mem­ bers of Save Our Park. Howell the matter to come up an the general election ballot. tt‘a a political matter and has to be advertised aa such.’ If the development la ap­ proved by Sanford voters on November 3. It Is proposed to tween 1.000 and 1.200 new jobs wlU be nested. In addition to the hotel, to be developed by Pacittl. the con­ ference center would be In re­ sponse to the Seminole County SEMINOLE COUNTY • Judge Vernon C. Mize, a senior re­ tired judge, pinch hit a home run Tuesday ■y In Circuit Court tiytng to keep pollfor a team trying tics, paybacks and s cronyism out of elections for Judicial candidates. Mize upheld the constitution­ ality of Florida Statute 105.071 that prohibits political parties from endorsing Judicial candi­ dates and forbids these candi­ dates to campaign aa a mem­ ber of a party or accept contri­ butions from one. The Seminole County Execu­ tive Committee challenged the law early this year but was blocked with a temporary In­ junction from Judge Gene Stephenson until a ruling was made on the constitutionality of the law. That being done Tuesday. Stephenson's Injunc* tlon became permanent, stay out of the process, the local OOP was told. “We're disappointed and we will take this Immediately to the Fifth District Court of Ap­ peals." OOP Executive Commit­ tee Chairman Jim Staffing said today. "At least six other cir­ cuit courts have ruled the law was unconstitutional. Judge Mize, whom I respect very much, had a different opinion" It was correct. Stalling said, for Chief Judge John Dean Moxley lo assign the case to a retired senior Judge who would not be involved In any future Judicial races . ’ 1 can appreci­ ate the Intent but I am very disappointed with the result," Stalling said. Attorney Michael Jones, who represented six OOP Executive Committee niembers who were opposed to the party's In­ volvement. was pleased wtth the decision. The law prohib­ its parties and polltics to be involved and It's a good law." Jones aald. Jones argued that It has long been recognised that First Amendment freedom of speech • such as the OOP claimed It had to endorse Judicial candi­ dates • in some cases must be subordinated to the necessity of the government and tta preservation. ’ It Is under this umbrella that this Court must took at the evtl and the cfear and pres­ ent danger to th e. the general public If Statutes 108.00 Is deemed un­ ites wrote In In other words. Jones told the court that It was necessary for Judges to be free from direct pressure and that they ’ ‘ Inde- It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a Flying Inflatable Boat! STAFF WRITER SANFORD • It's a boat. It's a plane. Just what was that odd craft hovering over Lake Monroe on Tuesday? Marketed as the Flying Inflatable Boat, the recreational craft made Its debut In Lake Mon­ roe during a apedal promotional tour. Inventor Dot Mallngrt offered demonstrations of the PIB'a capabilities. Mallngrt. who lives In Treasure Island, came • up wtth the idea a t combining an Inflatable boat and a wing to get the ultimate recreational experience. An ad­ venturer himself, Malta*! la a pilot and also has sailed around the world three times and written three books. This is a safe and simple way to fulfill dreams of flying.* Mallngrt aald. Since Mallngrt Introduced ths FIB In 1909 In hla native Italy, more than 1.000 have sold worldwide and there have been no accidents or fatalities, he aald. Though no license la required to operate the craft. Maltafll aald hla company Includes training as part of the purchase. Phil Lomnesa of Sanford found the craft to be mechanically sound and safe. The 19 ycar-ohl commercial pilot has been flying alnce age a It's very stable and combines the ease of flight and safety.* Lomnesa aald. Lomnesa aald he la Interested In becoming a local distributor for the product. David Mellllo. vice president of marketing for Polar Star Oroup Inc., which distributes the FIB. said the craft could become the next s o lu ­ tion of the personal watercraft. The FIB can be towed an a small trailer and ffmvfpHmui gasoline fud. Assembly time Is about IB minutes. Without ths wing, the In­ flatable can be used ae a boat aeattag four pas_ The craft can take off from the water 'aoar up to 10,000 feet or skirt the waves. Ths craft seats one peaeenger and a pilot and has the ability to land in one foot depots. Retail coat la about 922.000. fully aaaemhlrd with training Included. Bom’s Inventor, Dot Mtfngrf. ttanonatoalo Ihe craft on Lake Supporters seek Ritz Theatre grant from state H istoric landmark could reopen fo r show business by January, 2000 HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • It's onward to Tallahassee next month, to seek a financial pant for the continued revitalization of the MU ih n tc fi .4 Historic preservation grants for Special Categories will be considered on Sept IS. and Rita supporters plan to be on hand. Helen Stairs, president of the Rtts Community Theatre Resto­ ration Project, reported on the lateet progress to the Sanford Ctty Cornmleajnn during a Monday afternoon work sea­ man. She aald If the be obtained aided Dcotect Inrhtdc Sarfford kfayor Lany eater BanforaChamber She continued. “But even ao, we t a ^ a crest deal of the work slreadyoompleted. and Stalrs said the facility la be­ ing designed to handle all needs of the community, with much of the focus an the youth of the community. David Scott, ersuonar. q u its asm espcciaUona are that 71,800 people oouMattendvartoua functions tlon, with hopefully more In coming years. She predicted plays, musical programs, dance red tala far local readings, and other uses which would In­ volve local talent. Scott told at the youth from various K W It which have toured the building recently, still under construction. "You tee their repressions when they aet foot an that atage," he said. They can tonmediate^ tonogno what t f i like to perfarm In soot of an audt- cnee.” Stairs f M the grant In Tall ah aseer will not be easy. "We understand theta ore over 180 applicanta for hletx^preaenrstfon^ ffsnto. end to 40 of the appUcantoTsha added however, that them la a �IgBggBP 2A • Seminole Herald. Sanford Florida - Wednesday. August 26, 1990 Gretchen’s just a little gal from Little Rock Deadline to apply for fire aid Oretcbea Walker is ex­ tremely proud of her home­ town - Little Rock. That's Little Rock. Iowa not Little Rock, you know where. Little Rock. Iowa Is a pleasant little town with 350 residents. None have lived at the White House - although a few have visited. SEMINOLE COUNTY - Leas than one week remains for resi­ dents in the 40 Florida eligible counties to make application for damages suffered during the recent wildfires. T a s tie r kept. 1 Is the final day to apply for most federal/state disaster assistance available according to disaster recovery officials. To register for aid Individuals must call the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) toll-free number. The FEMA number Is 1-800-462-0030 or 1-800462-7585 for those with hearing or speech impairments. Applicants may qualify for assistance under several federal and state programs including disaster housing assistance. In­ dividual and uunfly grants for disaster related needs, or U.S. Small Business Administration low Interest disaster loans for or businesses. Included In the disaster-declared counties are Seminole, Orange, Volusia, Lake and Osceola. Persona who have questions regarding their applications may call (he FEMA toll-free Helpline at 1-800-525-0321 or 1-800-880-8005 for those with speech or hearing tmpair- R U SS W H ITE A kind and friendly woman. Walker Is an assistant to Seminole County Commis­ sioner Win Adams. Her work­ "We're actually German." There's a page one picture Iti place Is on the third floor of the County Services Building. the Little Rock Free Lance of Raehal K ra s # , Miss Lyon On Tuesday, she was scan­ County Fair Queen. Oretchen ning a copy of her favorite Walker said she was pleased newspaper - the Little Rock with the selection. There was a ■Free Lance. It Is mailed to her good chance, of course, a each week from Lyon County Kruse would win. That's the In Iowa. This week's edition way U Is In Little Rock. has all the details on the 51st annual Little Rock Com Show. There's a $35 prize for the Best 10 ears yellow or white com. a $10 prize for giant pumpkin and $2 prize for best three rutabagas. Oh, yes $3 for best freak vegetable. John Seknek Is the master of ceremonies for this year's Com Show and the emcee for the Queen and Miss Little Rock contests. Walker said that her maiden name was Krnaa and that there were at least 50 Kmsea living In Little Rock. ’ Some people who didn't know the town or who we were think we're Spanish and that Kruse Is spelled Cruz.' Walker said. Charity shopping ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Al­ tamonte Midi and MAOIC 107.7 FM are Inviting local charities to participate in the •Magical Evening of Giving*, a private evening of shopping at the Mall that will raise ftmds for charitable organizations in Central Florida. rectly to the charities. Ticket holders win have access to ex­ clusive savings, holiday enter­ tainment and door prizes during the event 1b take part in the ’ Magical Evening of Giving", charities should call Carol Barfield, Al­ tamonte Mall assistant mar­ keting director, at (4071 8304422. ext 206, to request a participation form, which Is d a s b y T b n m d a y , f o g . 87 . There wffi be an Informational 7 p.m. In the JC Penney con- MONSTER DEBT ? fcrence room. To RSVP for the meeting call (407) 830-4400 by Sept. 10. Last year ’ Magical Evening of Obrlng* raised more than $35,000 for local charlttea wkh more than 7,000 peopls In attendance. L E T ’S K I L L I T ! Reading voluntton SANFORD - Sanford Middle School la starting a new pra­ gm a to help students team la be better leaders. HOSTS. Hgp One Student to Outrrad. Is a nationally recognized vol­ unteer mentoring program that, palp a student who .nrado free. For move Information call (OOTVfiSfi-OMSl""' • irfii.Tt-v study^lUUs^wIth^a community WEATHER ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 7 -9 5 5 0 ig. tin,, mqf. 2:55 u o.. er- fun., mq).&1S pm ftSO k . T D S S t D e yta n a Sasaki b i^ t 11:33 un., 11:42 pm . low: 5:12 am , 5:30 p.m. Saw S m y r­ na Boast: high: 11:36 am . w m 11:47 pm , low: 5:17 am , 0:44 Jeffrey Thompson is involved: a ilO -lS n tp J t IN HIS PROFESSION IN HIS COM M UNITY IN EDUCATION * fomv48 on*«foandPbMo — rAooortatom * i m f i A fonfovfovta ftoflmm' rbocherandSomlnarLooUsr) ♦ B.CC. LowEntorosmonl * P W P iw tia rt-fo w a rd C o w * SarAoooo. * iBhfofiBUCfettdOriovanoo $ fowiCoul $ C w * d S r* w d 8hartng0 i InaffonffoMifort) Covey Logoi Aid Inc. ^ tm tn o li Herald of the Criminal Jtfftsy Thompson has bssn indorsed byi �8emlnola Hsrsfc). Santofd, Ftortd* •WsdrtssOsy, Augwt to, II Rally CommlMlon proposal that there la a need for such a fa­ cility. It w u atreased at Mon­ day aftemoon'a Sanfbcd city Commlaalon meeting that if Sanford failed to develop the to center. Lake Maty took Into auch a development. The county has already desig­ nated money for the project. tomSfr Additionally, the City of Sanford would create a fishing pier and martna which would Jut Into Lake Monroe to the north of the park. The project would be tn conjunction with the planned lakefront walkway. which would stretch from Meltonvllle Avenue westward pos­ sibly as far as Interstate-4. along the entire southern side of the lake. n-titMi J.o.mi II M , an .nnlng ol kn and w M K «pM a. Dutfness leaders, chamber members and supporters Joined topsthsr to a rafy at Fort Melon Park Tustday after- noon.Uk lo A p t L o tH o M k v u r n T u . Y. Mercer, and Sad Rmh. wtti T-shirts saying, T s Tins toShine8ardotd * Briefs** js an the first Thursday of each month beginning 8spt. S. The meetings begin at 7 P-m. at the First Presbyterian Church. SOI S. Oak Av.. Sanford. Members and fu s ts art smlcoow. For mom Informs* Boncall (407) 321*6734. Meeting rescheduled SANFORD - The County Expressway announces that the scheduled public Z F fH L X O Z Seminole Authority *uthor1ty regularly lo Tuesday. Sept. 8 at 4:30 p.m. at the Seminole County Services Building. Room 1028. 1101 ford. The general subject matter to be discussed to the pro­ posed OreeneWay ’ Missing Link* between US 17-92 and interstate 4 in Seminole c ?u.t}!T- , . . „ A d d itto ^ informahon may be obtained by calling the Bwnlnote County Ifip tiiiw iy Authority at (407) 323-2500, B74°- Human rights board ORLANDO - An opportunity awtota dttaens who want to worfc actively to protect the rights t f people served by Cen. tral Florida1 * aoctar rtdaw |s y s t e m . u-f y.iitpnN) * The Human Committee for -- ....... _ _ Osceola and Orange counties needs volunteers to fill several vacant positions. The committee acts as an objective, thirdparty council with a goal of protecting rights. R {nve^tsTe. s O e fs b o rW human rights violations genera tmg from InquMea and com- ties, or private vendors and service providers under con­ tract to the department. ° f 15 volunteers who serve as the appellate body for district HRACa. 8HRAC handle, ap- D?S!tiSf3 ?!!iSS and I HRAC are ap. pointed officially by the Oov- pmt in iaa and its Ladiea <i^ n? n* ^ local *PP,,C“ - Auxiliary will serve an all-you' n*, nlf n * W PTX? * ” - can-cat7 spaghetti dinner to They aetve four-year terms benefit the Sheriffs Youth and usually oothly. monthly. Anyone who wants member ddp information and more background on the committee ah od d eall Wendy Jordan. HRAC staff Ualaon. at 4407) 245-0400. ext. 153. Currently, the state baa 31 HRACa. wtth aome focuatng particularly on aervMto the devckm cntiOv dlMWfd n id redptorte aubatanee abuae and mental health treatment. demonstration of proper techfor lifting and moving wtth mobility probThe smdaar will be held aaaday, Bast, at from 10 until noon at the Llfo Care Cantor. 909 Orients A *, Altamonte Springs. J'tar more MOT) 843-1910. Theater JAMBS B. HANSEN James E. Hansen, 75, Lake Avenue. Longwood, died F rid a y ,_____________ Aug. 21. 1006. Bom tn Kent. Funeral Bwvtass for Mr. Henry Ohio, he moved to Central McLaulin III (Hank). 6*. «f Sanford, p. win Florida tn 1980. Mr. Hansen who dntf aatur^w fflbeThunwas a retired custodian tor the * y at II amatOramhow ftmerai City of Sanford. He w m an U.S. ^av Army veteran of WWlf. ^wntawTuneral Hone toSurvivors Include son. Victor. a— (Wednesday) from 6 until 8 Ravenna. Ohio; daughters. Ra- p m. For those who wkh. memorial chel Wlnegart. Ohio, Cynthia contnbuUons are i n f tod to Orey, Maryland; sister. Irene Shrlncr'a Bum Center, c/o Bahia Hendryx, Oeneva; eight grand- Shrtne Ttrnpfc. 2300 Rerebrook children. Drive. Orlando. FU (407) 680-8811 Woodlawn Carey Hand FU- or the O n Chlldreno HoagMl. Ar neral Home, Longwood. In charge of arrangements. wmjtwr — — MCUDUH m Henry “Hank* McLaulin. 64. West 19th Street. Sanford, died Saturday, Aug. 22, 1996 at hla residence. Bom May 9. 1934 In Sanford, he was a lifelong real­ Fifty Associates. BBQUE Club, Moose Club, past MasterMason Ovtedo Lodge 4243. F SAM. Bahia Shrtners. Scottish Mte. Orlando Chapter. Elks Chib, and American Legion Mat #88. Mr. McLaulin w m a member of Holy Ctom Eptacopal Church. Survivors Include mother, Mania McLaulin. Sanford: stepson. Robert Mason. OeOramkow Funeral Sanford. In charge of ments. Home, Buy life insurance and save on your car. i you buy your life from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance, you’ll receive special ion your car inwrWe’ll save you money. As an independent AutoOwners agent, we take great interest in you • m well m Stopin Adult mmls am $4 and chlktrei an 82 BO Tkke-out J T S J S i«te «d y£r w nS& SSU. and ask us ddS^ST m u S T l'T S ? - tlon to abusive cendlttons at the Miami Sunland Hospital, TVaday. there are mom than 300 HRAC vohmteera advoeating for bettor treatment of individuals under the cam a# and rate vi ROUP We am sow offering eaey flamrigg �m BB *T >» i l B _____ i rtr*»r, i tc v ilru i i u O S. i ul N <I»>I -v lE ftA L C O U R T O RD ERED B U 8 8 IN G NUDITY BUT CKVB A CRONY FOR CHILDREN QUALIFICATIONS . iti ;w /o iq -itt' S J iw .ftJC w . H B . iH . : •'•• ,• ■■'• • >• • ■ ''•-'•'ll' :- ■*■ ° '.r. ^,1’ IP1y V. If*1• l;l ^ Mr il *«r■ui.HyW> Yol jJ^ vl ' • wu '»i •? A Att ••*N vs ' ;4r.n., ■;..<$ A> ’ ir” *"'- i^wQ/jp ■ yr.fi ‘W 1 S S fM fl 1>- : w!“ -l ’ y •tftu (Wrtnnnil ,i, 1; 1 *Aft fr w ^ t^‘,w ifoii'livjw- Ljfapt* ■■?• f H- '*• •". -OffOilM ioW.CV-.'j ag^H M B K V .’ 1 '• :-_ •jfc-. v ; ■• .r « �against the world OUTDOOR8 Gridiron Classic to benefit Buoniconti’s paralysis cure fund k *-i. * m—m i 'i ’ ■ *r%^ 1a //a iv i State: Oena Joseph, free safety far Unlrenlty ot Oklahoma: Oocar Davenport quarterback for Univer­ sity of North Carolina: Keith New* mart linebacker for University of North Carolina: and Johnny Rut* Mae, linebacker for the University of Florida. Among the 'elite* group of 27 draft pfoepccta. these player* are riprrlfd to be selected In the first and second rounds. ft U jm m n c o v J « m iu lu u\ TIT 7 j : v/i 'i! !iy*4L2g»j*** _ V u i J' ' vii . \ "*j >'•** *Ty- linemen �championship wtQ be decided by the too two teams as the Orlando Surge and Anaheim IN BRIEF tune winning streak, 4-3. Co* Tonight's Championship nimbus ends the season 18-3* Game will start at 11:08 p.ra. 1. BT. The Bullfrogs (21-0-1). the The final will match the No. 1 seed, knocked ofT the Surge and Bullfrogs for the fourth-seeded Brighton third time this season, with (England) Tigers from the each team holding an overtime United Kingdom Division; win on eadt others home floor. The championship game will not go to shootout as. if the two teams are tied at the end of regulation time. It wfD fo to day nights and a Bower league on Wednesday nights, both at the Dan Belham Qymnsto* (turn at Sanford Middle School. Bullfrogs both won In semifinal action Tuesday night before 480 fans at the Arrowhead Bond tn Anaheim California. The Surge (20-1-1) scored two goals tn the third period to break a 3-3 tie and held on to end the Columbus Hawks' 18* ADULT SOFTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will be oflertM Fall Slow Pitch Softball Leagues In the following divisions _ Church. Co-Ed, In­ dustrial. Women and Men. Both Ptnehurst and Chase (for the last time before It Is converted to a Youth Base-, ball Coraplexlparka wtU be used. (CHUECH ADULT BASKETBALL Playcm must register at the Sanford Rec­ reation Department Youth Center. 1st floor of Sanford City Halt 300 N. Park Avenue. Leagues are ages 7-to-9 (Minor League); lO to-12 (Major League): and 13-to-18 (Senior fr agile). Aqr queetton e about any of the Sanford Recreation Department offerings or Anther Information can be obtained by calling (407) rssstsssesseesseesseseeeesseeesesssfsessesssseseseeeesesssses •ssssssssssssssetsssesssssseeesssssssssssssetsssssasssssesrss >esassevssses>sstssstesetsssssssesssssses>ssse»s»»sess4ssess»»ssse I^Sssssss*••••seeeesssssssssssssss•«••••»•••••*•••set*•»*«»•**«•• ■ VHflSssseesssessesssaasMseseeeessseeassesssesessseeMsssssss xiAnn t Wt>{ o l r s J y i ' i i l i k j i Will wkivui m* N N S UHUR. w a m .m g M R W . > -.. V y _____ i | him j i t j i �A I.A R M 3MHT 1/3 batten 'rf ,"i3y»l»l __,__ ■ ■ ♦? IK?® .* V-Vv «# JU iw tt '•* r '" 'f i r ? * II ’ K . . J i l ' « i » O j gpraxb?■jn^! —Ik ■ .■-vf ■W t 1' 1tr»^4 v ’ : 'rqt«r. > 1•- W .’/Y ■ ■ lis M • V 3J iP . Vw .*.*' -- • •*• VA»«iv «*iv .ft\y..>v HV'p1 SW PSE isll Mtrfwu^ U. ?•>**H Urt »•<•-. 1 i «■ *’ •4VW>e |A*)•<;' [,V .>»'< v>).CI fy»(t m tU U jM .^ V 'V . �4 » • Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. August 28. 1998 Legal N otices [ Le g a l N otices Le g a l N otices ST. JOHNS R IV IN WATS A SIAHAOIM SNT DISTRICT otvas Nones os intihdio aosnov action The District give* notice o f It* Intent to deny the request lor a permit try the following applicant)*) on September (th. tSSI DOCKMASTSR. INC . ATTN WILLIAM HALLEY, POST OFFICE OOX MSS. MAITLAND. FL S27S4. application f <•! t 7-04S0A-ERP The protect 1* located In Seminole County. Section 34, Township IS South. Range 7S East Th* ERP application Is lor a SURFACE WATER M A N A G E M E N T SYSTEM ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUC­ TION FOR THE TOUFAYAN RESIDENTIAL BOARDWALK Tha receiving waterbody Is the WEKIVA RIVER Th* Oistnct gives nolle* o l It* Intent to issue a permit to the fol­ lowing applicant)*) on September Sth. 1SSS N W 4«. LTD . ATTN FRANK L SCNRIMSHER. S00 EAST COLO­ NIAL O R . atOO. ORLANDO. FL 33S03, application #4-11703S3AM-ERP Th* protect la located In Seminole County. Section t l Township IS South. Rano* SO East. Th* ERP application is for MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUCD PERMIT ASSOCI­ ATED WITH THE NORTHWEST 41 OFFICE PARK MASS GRADING The receiving waterbody I* th* LOCKHART-SMITH CANAL CITY OF CASSELBERRY. ATTN: TONY SEORETO. SS TRIPLET LAKE OR . CASSELBERRY. FL 33707. application 44-117-0472AGERP Th* prefect is located In Seminole County. Section 04. Township 31 South. Rang* 30 EasL The ERP application I* for CREATION OF AN OUTFALL STRUCTURE FOR LAKE HOOOE BY EXTENDING AN EXISTING STORM SEWER SYSTEM Th* receiv­ ing waterbodies are GEE CREEK S LAKE JSEUP Th* files)*) containing each o l th* above-listed appliestionfs) are available for Inspection Monday through Friday eacepl for legal holidays. S 00 a m. to 3 00 p m at th* St. John* River Water Management District Headquarter* or th* appropriate Service Center Th* District wUt take action on each permit application Sated above unless a petition for an administrattv* proceeding (hearing) is filed pursuant lo th* provision* e l section* 120 SEE and t30E7. Florida Statute* (F t .), Chapter IS-tOS, Florida Admmistrsthr* C od* ( F A C ) and section 40C-1.1007, F A C . A person whose substantial Intarests are affected by any of th* Oistnct* proposed permitting decision* Identified above may petition lor an administrative hearing In accordance with section* 130 ESS and 130 E7. FS. or afl parties may reach a written agree­ ment on mediation a* an a Itamative remedy under section 130 S73 Choosing mediation will not adversely affect th* right to a hearing II mediation d oe* not result In a settlement Th* proce­ dures lor pursuing modi*lion are set forth In section 120 47). Florida Statutes, and rule* 1 *1 0 *1 1 1 and SS-t0* 401- 40* Florida Admin** trathr* Cod*. Psbtlona must comply with th* requirement* of Florida Administrative Code Nut* 40C-1 *31 and be filed with (received by) the District Clerk, located at District Headquarter*. 404S Reid Street Palatka. Florida 3(177. Petitions lot •drroni*traitv* hearing on th* above appUcatlon(t) must be Sled sHthin twenty-on* (31) day* o l publication o f this notice or within fw entyat* t* «) days o f Vie District deposition notice o f this Intent In th* maH for those person to whom th* District malt* actual nonce. Failure to hi* a pet lbon within this time period shall constitute a waiver o f any right such parson may have to request ad administrative determination (hearing) under sections 1(0 3*9 and 130.*7. FS.. concerning th* subfact permit application Petition* which are not Med in accordance with th* above provi­ sion* are aubfect designed to formulate final agency action, the Sling o f a petition mean* that the Districts final action may be d if­ ferent from th* position taken by It In this nolle* o l Intent atona Lewis. Director. Division of Permit Data Services SI John* Rhrer Water Management District Publish August 3*. t SS* DET-34* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF a s r e c o r o e d in PLAT OOOK *. PAGE 7. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FL0HI0A. and having a commonly known address as: 1104 Allendale Drive. Oviedo. FL 337(4 has been tiled against you and you are required lo serve an original o l your written defens­ es. It any. with the Seminole County Clerk of this Court with­ in 30 day*, and to serve a copy on Plaintiff's Attorney, Douglas M. Bales, ol th* Law Firm of MASON A ASSOCIATES. PA., whose address I* 177*7 U S Highway 1* North, Suit* *00. Mangrove Bay. Clearwalar, Florida 337*4. within 30 day* from the first date o f publica­ tion. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor th* relief demanded in th* com­ plaint Dated AUOUST 34th, 1SSS. MARYANN!MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clerk In accordance with th* American* With Disabilities AcL parson* with dttabllitia* need­ ing a special accommodation to panic Ipale In this proceeding should contact court Administration at telephone number 1-407-323-4390. not later than seven (7) days prior to th* proceeding If hearing impaired. (TDD) 1-SOO-SSE•771. or Voice (V) 1-SOO-OM•770, via Florida Refay Service Publish: August 3*. and September 3. 1000 0ET-I70 NOTtOB OP OLAHB OF LIEN * PROPSSEB BALB OF VBNfOLBS Legal N o tice s S E M IN O il COUNTY, FLORIOA. Oaee N *. s s -Y is -O A -ia -K H. WAYNE TODD and CAROL Y. TODD, hi* wile. Plaintiff*. v* DENNIS KNAUSB a/k/a DENNIS K KNAUSB, CINDY K KNAUSB A/k/a . CYNTHIA K KNAUSB, THE UNITEO (TATES OF AMERICA, and MARVANNE MORSE a* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendants CLERK'S NOTICE OF BBLB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant lo the Final Judgment o f Foreclosure and sal* enured in th* cause pond­ ing In th* Circuit Court In and Ur Seminole CounU, Florida: being Clvtl Number SS-Ttl-CA14-K. the undersigned CUrk wM sett the property alluated In Seminole County. Florid*, described as: Th* Baal 4*3 47 f * * i o f the West (3 4 34 feet of Nw South 7.S Chain* o f th* louSieaat 1/4 o f 17m Southeast 1/4 af Section B, Township (0 . South, Range 33 East. (LESS th* South 1B.S7 feet tor Osceola Read), Semi note County, Florida. Af pubdc tale, la tha highest and bast bidder tor sash af 11.00 e ’ oteeh a.m on the B«Sl day af BapUmbar. IM S , at tha it slap* o f th* County wthouee M soud at SSI N. Park Avenue. Bastard, County) FUrid*. In accordance with th* 12—Elderly Care CLASSIFIEDS 13—H ealth J* Beauty IN S T By. Kris *N> BaneMa d a M i body message maU therapist 7day mOut 474-3311SC MA002430S Seminole Herald c l a s s if ie d a d r a t e s What s ' 1 EXTRA HOUOAV W E fO tm 1-On-l Personal Training ml _____ ^ Fret D O Cy Un • HBryBit DUOOil, PhytfotogUL 773-BBB7. 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Just clip die attached coupon and mail to: ■uMC&n S e m in o le H erald JO Lu J-JW 149—COMMERCIAL P r o perty Fo r S a u �S<on<no^H>f«fcl.8«nteffl.Ftof^«W yln««d«y,Au3ut«M, 1086 by Chic Young "S S T w T m lb* burden of re*pon»lblllty • medical prsSsnlon or eocf- PETER OOTT, M.D and take appropriate DEAR DR. OOTT I recently started iplement whit (don't using tampons and I change them fine- »«s c s s £ w s w K r a ’ ^ •w rd n em tamer is RJM avoid wives'Ude? " g* * 1->" , * ? DEAR HEADER: At tbt risk nf ? 25.lhta| antagonising some well-intentioned ItookaaJtacMIad mothers, I must stste that tampons Esstjndlsn boyb to are safe If they are usod according to il During sngwptasty, manufacturers' directions and are V? ? changed at appropriate intervals. •J Machad. Cenkl this Many conservative adslts consider •f ®y.atUc* b3f b^ *k the use of tampons by teen agers to Hal ptanne aad thus be Inappropriate. 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'Ml V .f atr Serving Sanford, Cassolborry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviado, Winter Springe and Seminole County since ISOS WEDNESDAY □ in s id e December 16, 1998 91st Year, No. 82 (407) 322-2611 Sea wall shows signs of disrepair 500 Cents School board hears final arguments in students’ appeal By M l Kama STAFF WHITER B fB B E M M Lawton Elementary School has a fine running tradition, please see Page IB. The mape or physics of Suntu Claus, please see Page □BRIEFLY All Bemlaole County offices scheduled to be open today will be open. W hile State o f­ fices arc closed In m em onam . the County will continue It's regular schedule. The Longwood City Cossmlsslon will meet tonight at 7 In a special session to appoint John Drago the new city a d ­ m inistrator and confirm a starting date. Th e com m ission will also w ork on negotiating points In the contract with Drago. Th e session will be held at the Longwood Civic League W om an's Club. St. Stephen's Catholic Church. 575 TUskawllla Road. W inter Springs, will hold Its Annual Advent Celebration t o ­ night at 7. Christm as songs and a perform ance o f the "Sym bols o f the Jesse Tree" will be followed by a festival o f holiday fun. A toy donation Is requ ested. St. Stephen's w ill also pres­ ent a Living Nativity Friday and Saturday from 5 until 7:30 p.m. Volunteers are needed to play various roles In the nativity. Call Caryl at 6 9 9 ­ 5683 for more Information. Ths Ssmlaols Connty Gov­ ernment Planning and Devel­ opment Departm ent an­ nounced scheduling changes for Developm ent Review Com m ittee and P re­ Application m eetings during D ecem ber. There will be DRC meetings today and Dec. 30. There w ill not be a m eeting on Dec. 23. There will be Pre­ Application m eetings on Thursday and Dec. 29. There will not be meetings on Dec. 24 and 31. In January, the department will return to Its regular schedule o f DRC meetings on W ednesdays and PreAppllcatlon meetings on Thursdays. For m ore Information call (407) 665-7331. □TODAY S FORECAST Sunny. Highs In the mld60s. Lows In the mld-40s. □QUOTE “A w ise m an will m ake m ore oppor­ tunities than he f in d s ." ♦ Frances Bacon □INDEX C lassified .............. 4B-SB Comics ...................... b b C ro s s w o rd ................. BB Dsar Abb j ................. BA H o ro s c o p e ................. BB O b itu a rie s ................. BA O p in io n ......................4A P e o p l e ........................... s a Police B rie fs............... 3A ■ P o rts.................... 1B-3B T V ..............................SA W e a th e r......................XA SANFORD • Th e Lake Monrue sea wall In Sanford Is In need o f repairs, with the section around Memorial Park In poor condition and w ater starting to seep through ports o f the wall around the Marina Boat Docks, a report to the city said. The Sanford City Comm ission received a briefing on the sea wall's condition at Monday's work session, then approved phase two design services by Teng A Associates for $43,108. The city Is exam ining p relim i­ nary design alternatives and cost estimates to make repairs to the sea wall. Mayor Larry Dale said the city would need to repair the wall, then maintain It In good c o n d i­ tion. "I would think tliat our crew s could do some o f this." Dale said. "It would take a lot o f their time. Let's Identify a rou ­ tine maintenance schedule. What amazrs me Is that for 80 years there was no system o f maintenance. It’s a concern, because If we do nothing It will deteriorate." Ten g $ Associates said r e ­ pairing the section o f the sea wall around Memorial Park should be the city's number one priority. "W e can exam ine Memorial Park as a stand-alone repair." Richard Jarmakowicz. regional manager for Ten g A Associates Inc. said. T h e n , you ’ll need to consider what you'll do with the rest o f the wall." Th e area o f Memorial Park Is subjected to more severe rising and falling o f w aves than other parts o f the wall, causing more damage. Jaxmakowtcz said. He said the num ber o f people walking on top o f the wall also cuuses damage. "One com er o f the wall has actually moved a foot or two," Jarmakowlcz said. "We would suggest more severe type o f warnings. I can Just picture a small child running and getting hurt." The marina section o f the wall, build In the 1960s. has a num­ ber o f areas In the wall where STAFF WRTTER HnM p m * k, Dm , i h n SANFORD - Th e Seminole County School Board beard f i ­ nal arguments Tuesday In the administrative hearing for two Seminole High School football players appealing a suspension from the team under the dls‘ het's good citizenship code. The district's good citizenship code governs the behavior o f students Involved In extracur­ ricular activities, both on and o ff campus. Jeremy Taylor. 18. and Lee Moore, 16, were su s­ pended by principal Oretchen Schapker from the team for 30days on Sept. 8. The students, however, were permitted to play football while the suspensions were under appeal. Th e parents o f Taylor and Moore are appealing the su s­ pension stemming from the In ­ vestlgatlon o f an Incident at New Smyrna Beach on Labor Day. Thom as Moore, Lee's father, gave a statement to the School Board on w hy he decided to appeal the suspension. T m here to protect my son." Thom as Moore said. T ie knows he violated the rules. I have punished him. W e're here b e ­ cause my son was persecuted by Ms. Schapker without rea­ sonable and fair treatment, and without following du e process. She put an albatross around his neck." Moore said questioning b y Schapker led teammates, coaches, and teachers to think Lee was responsible for the dem ise o f the school's football season. "When 1 saw a 325 pound lineman hit Lee during a n on ­ contact scrimm age I knew I had Grooms students John Qackenback. Otajuwon Perry. Wttam Abel. Andre Foster, are members of the school's Army JROTC LEAD program. Airport gets new Winter fun at Crooms training runway event this weekend B y MB K ara* STAFF WHITER SANFORD - The First A n ­ nual W lnterFest 98 at Crooms Academ y In Sanford this Saturday will feature Santa Claus, a bake sale, and a Christmas costume contest. The Arm y JROTC will sp on ­ sor WlnterFest from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a $1 donation at the gate. "We've got activities for teenagers, adults, and kids." Cheryl Polk, president o f the JROTC Parents Support Group, said. "Students have been volunteering the names o f teachers to be In the Dunk Tank." Activities will Include a rummage sale, a craft sale, a pie auction, a children's sto­ rytelling com er, a video lounge, and a cookie d e c o ­ rating contest. A North Pole Food Court will feature b a r­ becue. sausage, hamburgers, hot dogs, popcorn. Ice-cream , and snowcones. The costume contest Is open for children between the ages o f four through eight. Polk said. There w ill also be a basketball throwing contest and a football throwing con ­ test. "All the teachers and kids are ex d te d .'P o lk said. T h e y ’ve been having door decorating contests. All the clubs are taking part. They're working hard. Every­ one is going to have a good lime." . P U SM MS Croom s. Page BA PWase eee Psgs BA B jB M E a t a a ____________________ STAFF WRITER SANFORD - A new 3.500 foot runway that will ease safety concerns opened Monday at the Orlando-Sanford Airport. The runway la located 4.300 feet from the airport's main runway. For six months, the runway will be used primarily by pilots In training, flying smaller planes than on the main runway. T h e best analogy Is that If you're In a small Yugo you don't wunt to be next to a gigantic Mack truck," Victor White e x ­ ecutive director o f the Sanford Airport Authority, said. "Th is has been In the planning stages for a long time. It will make the airport significantly safer." After six months, the airport plana to build a taxiway next to the new runway. White said. Interior taxiways will connect the new runway w ith Its parallel taxlwgy. allowing for Increased traffic on the runway. Lights will be Installed In six months, allowing for night (lights from the new runway. The airport and the Fedrral Aviation Authority (FAAJ also moved a step closer Monday to adjusting the altitude that planes fly at when they enter the airspace o f the airport. Th e airport la attempting to make the airspace more com patible for airlines o f difference sizes that are m oving at different speeds. W hite said. On Monday, the FAA s c h e d ­ uled a meeting with pilot and user groups to meet concerning the altitude and airspace Issue tn late January. The airport Is hoping to have new rules In place by August o f 1999, a l­ though the FAA has not agreed to that goal. W hite said. T h is Is a very Important Pteass m s A irport. Pago 3A Shuttle commander has close Sanford ties By BIB Karas STAFF' WRITER SANFORD - W hen mission commander Robert Cabana r e ­ turned to Cape Canaveral Tuesday night after 12 days In orbit on the shuttle Endeavor, cousin Fred Rogers o f Sanford was waiting to greet him. "H I have to wait a week, since he’ll first go through de-briefing and then go to Houston." Rogers said. T h e n . I'd love for him to spend time here." Rogers said having a cousin who Is an astronaut makes him feel overwhelmed. "H ow would you feel If your cousin Is In space." Rogers said. "Part o f you r bloodline Is up there floating tn the u n i­ verse." Rogers and Cabana grew up six blocks from each other tn Minneapolis. MN. Cabana preferred comedy movies over science fiction. Cabana said. The two spent many hours to­ gether. "We had a pond In back o f our house," Rogers said. "B ob and I would make on Ice skat­ ing rink. He had to make the rink a perfect oval. Just lik e when he cut others' yards, he was always meticulous. His perfectionism m ade him what he Is today." Rogers said he watched TV with pride when Cabana a l­ lowed Russian cosmonaut S e r­ gei Krlkalev go before him Into the Space Station. "H e could have up-staged him." Rogers suld. "Instead, he let him go first. That's the kind o f compassionate person he Is. H e's very caring to people, his place In history, and family. He's very humble, too. His choice o f words Is very precise and caring." Cabana Is a 1971 graduate o f the Naval Academy In Annapo­ lis. MD, Rogers said. Cabana Joined the Astronaut Program In 1981. This was his fourth m is­ sion. Cabana. 49. and his w ife Sarah have three grown c h il­ dren named Chris. Jeffrey and Nancy. Rogers said. "Jeffrey Ls now In the Naval Academ y." Rogers said. T h a t makes four generations o f our family In the navy." Endeavor was the first U S. launch dedicated to space sta­ tion assembly. NASA said. Th e crew Installed a connecting passageway called Unity to liv ­ ing and working areas o f the station. The multiport Unity will be the main connecting point for later U.S. station m od­ ules and components. The U.S.-built Unity com po­ nent In the shuttle's bay was connected to the 21-ton. Rus­ sian Zarya module without a clear line o f sight. In three space walks, the Fred Rogers of Sanford and Shuttle Commander Robert Cabana are first cousins. crew connected power, data, and utility lines and Installed exterior equipment and hard­ ware. NASA said. Endeaver was the first In a five-year s e ­ ries o f shuttle flights. The space station Is planned os a $50 billion cooperative e f­ fort between 16 nations to re ­ search science and engineering projects. NASA said. Construction o f the space station faces multiple ch al­ lenges. stemming from the stag­ gering Russian economy and quesUons from U.S. senators on how much money to spend on the station. The station’s service module, that would provide crew quar­ ters and propulsion for the early station. Is a year behind schedule. NASA paid $60 m il­ lion for stowage space and re ­ search time aboard the u n fin ­ ished module In September, trying to give Russia the fu n d ­ ing to complete It. If the service module Is not completed, a NASA supply flight In May would be the flnul space station mission beforr assem bly Is placed on hold. �2A •SemirWe He»aki SantonJ PcutM •Wednesday. December 16, 1998 Today: Sunny. Highs In the m id-60s. Lows In the mid-40s. Tfcureday: Sunny. Highs near*70. Lows In the mld-40s. F rid a y! h irtly cloudy. Highs In the u p p er-60s. Lows tn the upper-40s. Saturday: Partly cloudy. Highs near-70. Lows nenr-50. IX TIN M D OUTLOOK WEDNESDAY THURSDAY S o u ? 68 48 Sunny 70 46 Up the chimney he rose... SATURDAY FRIDAY Ptcldy 69 49 Ptcldy 70 50 Daytona Bench ft Raw Smyrna Beach: Seas are 88 feet and choppy. Water temperature at Daytona Is 71 degrees and at New Symrna, 72 degrees. Winds arc from the northwest at 15-20 m.p.h. 1 H e r s are th e w in n in g n u m b e rs ■ • le c le d o n T u e s d a y m th e Flori­ d a Lo ttery: Is it magic, or physics? "'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature wai stirring, not even a mouse.'* So begins the much loved poem by Clement Clarke Moore about Santa’s visit to a household where "the children were nestled Lake Mary Deputy Mayor Thom Greene presents a proclamation to member ot the board at director o t The Foreat. on the occasion of the community's 25th anniver­ sary celebration Accepting the document are Jm Synder (from lilt, upper photo), Gordon Ewing. Larry Herman, and Stan Dynak. In attendance from the city are Mayor David Mealor (continuing from left) and Commissioner Gary Brender. Residents (lower photo) and former residents took a Walk dorm memory lane', thanks fo displays and msmorsMIs pre­ pared by the celebration commit­ tee. all snug in thetr beds, while visions o f sugar plums danced in their heads." The poem has inspired generations o f children and grown-ups alike with the wonders and the magic of Christmas. Much of the Santa Claus story invokes magic - but there’s physics involved too! Take just one aspect of Santa's visit: at each household stop he parks his sleigh, goes down the chimney and delivers presents under the Christmas tree for the good boys and girls of the house. According to the poem - our definitive source for Santa facts ~ the trip down the chimney is described as something of a free-fall; "Do*v the chimney St. Sicholas came with a bound " After dropping off the gifts and taking a quick snack of milk and cookies, he leaves: "laying hisfinger aside o f his nose, giving a nod. up the c h 1 m m y W «l«* Santa's trips both down and up the chimney pose puzzles from a physicist's point of view . If the typical household chimney is 30 feet tall, simply dropping down the chimney would be dangerous indeed. More than 350 Yuletides ago, Galileo examined the motion of bodies falling under the constant acceleration of gravity . From his results, it is easy to calculate that in free-fall, Santa's descent would take about 1.4 seconds and he'd hit the hearth at about 30 miles per hour! (As Galileo showed, aside from air resistance, the drop time and impact speed do not depend at all on the mass of the body.) So let us assume that Santa probably slides down a rope tied to his sleigh on the rooftop. Also, as we know, he is "chubby and plump," with a "little round belly, that shook, when he laughed, like a bowlful o f jelly." No doubt, by bumping his tummy on the bricks during descent he would further brake his downward plunge, while rappelling down the rope like a mountain climber. In a chimney, this would be messy, so it’s no surprise that "his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot." Going back up the chimney offers a much more challenging physics problem. Santa could just climb, hauling himself handover-hand up his rope. But for such a chubby fellow that would be slow and strenuous - much too demanding in view of his incredibly busy schedule. Even if Santa could leap like Michael Jordan, a quick jump up the chimney is also not feasible. With no room for a running approach, the jump would have to be from a standing start, and the world record for a vertical FIc m c tec Chimney, Page &A "S en in g Seminole County Since 1908“ Wednesday. December 16,1996 • Voi. 01, No. 62 Put*shed Daily Except Monday, Sahjrday A Christmas by Repubfcc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N French Ava, Sanford. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 AD M M STTU TIO N Doug • Pubktlwr Msrgaist Boscrwn ■ Buunmx M a n a g e CSICULATION B w rw fl j* * * ** * " > KOfTOM AL Dorn Oatncfi K a ta W a r n * M w tegw John Cotenan Evonda Johnaon ■ O ar* Chary* S tore JMM HugTws M Kam Dun Srmm Tommy Vmcenl Bu m Wuw Walter Staton C LA S S * C D AARP offers ‘55 Alive’ driving course SEMINOLE COUNTY - A twoday. eight-hour classroom course for mature drivers will help refine existing driving skills, and develop d riv ­ ing habits. Florida driver* 55 and older may be eligible for insurance premium discounts. The cosl o f the course Is S8 per person, and prercglstratlon Is required. Classes will be held at the following lo c a ­ tions: Jan. 5-6. W inter Springs, Senior Center. 400 North Edgemun Ave. 8 a.m. to noon, call 327-4031. Jan. 12-13. Altam onte Springs Police Station, 175 New burypon Ave.. Altam onte Spnngs. 9 a.m. to l p.m., call 830 6049. Jan. 14-15, Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole noulevard 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., call 302-1010. Jan. 18-19. South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. State Road 43-1. Longwood. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. call 788-0413. Jan. 18-19. Florida H ospital Rehab Center. 1097 Sand Pond Road. Lake Mary. 9 a.m . to 1 p.m.. call 323-7513. Jan. 20-21. Calvary Assem ­ bly Church. 1199 Clay Streer. W inter Park. 9 a.m. lo I p.m .. call 339-6205. I t U A L* Turn FutMX Tammy GantMar TadW atar Rehab Crntcr. 1097 Sand I’ond Road. L ik e Mary. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. call 323-7513. Feb. 17-18. Calvary Aaaemd y Church, 1199 Clay St.. W in ter Park. 9 a.m. to I p.m ., SutMcnpbon Raw* iOa*y S St*day) P to o d c a l Poalaga P a d al Sanford. Florida and additional maihng cflcaa U S P S 4S 12S0 PottmatWr Sand a d O M t c l u n g " *> TtW SEMINOLE HERALD _ P O Box I M F S a n to n in .33772-IM F Republic } Newspapers, Inc. « > i i 't 't q . m n K Receive A Jan. 21-22. Cussclbcrry Senior Ccnlcr. 200 N. Lake Triplet!. 12:30 p.m. to 4 :3 0 p.m.. call 696-5187 Jan. 25-29. Village on the Green. Longwood Rin. 5 00 Village Place. Longwood. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. coll 869-6900. from Santa When You Carpet O r Tile Your Entire Houma Before , Christmas! > Feb. 11-12 Florida Hospital Altam onte. 601 E. Altam onte Drive, A ltam onte Springs. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Call 323-5804. Feb. 15-16, South Sem inole Hospital. 555 W . SR 434. Longwood. 9 a.m. lo l p.m ., call 788-0413. Feb. 15-16. Florida Hospital PM O U C T K M t Frara VOtoxn* ■ L tv P *g g y Bt a irer Dana Bukur - Opare Shan Bnxta Aovumsmo ^ P a y m e n ts T il A DATE BOOK r i nn n In 1J Dec. 16. 1998 |ljm m Today is the J30tk Z Z Z Z Z Z Z i day of 1998 and t h e ------- — wright actor; Margaret Meac (1901-19781, anthropologist, Arthur C Clarke U917-), writer, is 81; t.iv Ull mann (1939-1, actress, is 59. Lesley 83th day of full I I I ! 1—1—I Stahl <1911-1, broadcast journalist, ii TODAY’S HISTORY: On Ihis day in 57. tail, Missouri was shaken by an earth TODAY’ S SPORTS: On this day ir quake that is thought to have had a 1979, quarterback Roger Slaubact magnitude of 8 7 on the Richter scale. played his last regular season ipima On this day in 1905, Variety magazine for the Dallas Cowboys began to be published. TODAY S QUOTE: “ Don't sell the On this day in 1990, Jean Rertrand steak; sell the sizzle — Elmer Wheel Aristide was elected president ol Haiti er TODAY’ S IIIHT1IDAYS: Ludwig van TODAY’ S MOON: Hetweei Beethoven <1770-18271. composer; last quarter (Dec no am Jane Austen (1775 18171, writer; new moon (Dec. 18) George Santayana <18fiJ 1952). philoso­ pher; Noel Coward ( 1899 1973), play C ite * NEWSPAHCH ENTEKIW SK n G la m o ro u s lo c a tio n s , s te e p re n ts top OF I HI lINF SPANISH t ill M.iije l-.(je t tally Flit UuIIIitors [Fifth Avenue (48th-57th St.) 1k l l ^7 th Street (5th-Madison Ave.) 1 [Oxford Street. London $580l -z z m m $400 [1 1Madison Avenue (57th-69th St.) $375 r u [Champs Elysee. Paris R uss White is taking a break Seminole Herald NEW LOCATIONS $360 [t" Three of the five most expensive streets on which to rent a store are in New York City. LAKE MARY |Co<x« 4M t W M i.i S» M ) 1141 L U I MXXU HO. (M U I* Snarl) 884*7667 333-8181 �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. December 16. 1998 • M Buy life insurance and save on your car. Tt\c following reports were compiled from the Seminole County Sheriffa Office Jar Incidents recorded Dec. IS: Domestic violence: A LTA M O N T E SFRINOS, Oh Center. BOO M m 2 , Dec. 13. 10:17 p.m. A 28-year-old man was arrested by Altam onte Springs I’ullce for dom estic violence and aggravated buttery. Police said he and his w ife w ere arguing and he began to stap her nrmind the face and head. A ccording to police reports, I here was bruising all over h er lace. CASSELBERRY, CaaU iw ssd T am e *. 100 Mm 2. Dec. 13. s o l i p.m. A 35-year-old man waa arreatrd by Casselberry P o ­ ller for dom estic assault and trespassing alter warning. Police said hr refused to leave his ex-w ife's home when she asked him lo d o so. lie threatened h er and swung at h er with his lists. They said he had been previously Issued a trespass warning lo prrvrnt him from being in h er home. The ex-wife said she w as In fear for h erself and for her daughter because of hts violent net Ions. SANFORD, Carriage C m Way, Dec. 14. 9:48 p.m. A 41-yearold man was arrested by Sanford Police for domestic battery. Poller suld he had battered h is (lance’s deaf-mute son. causing much bruising and a swollen eye. SANFORD, Ridgewood Loao, 2800 M m 2. Dec. 14. 3:39 p.m. A 22 year-old woman was arrested by Seminole County sherllfH deputies for dom estic aggravated battery. D eputies said he and the m other o f o ne o f hts children got Into a verbal dispute and she threw some o f his clothes tn and around a dumpster. When h r bent over to pick up the Items, she smashed htm over the head with uu aluminum broom stick. Drugs: A LTA M O N T E SPRINGS, Vlaorldgo Rood, 900 block. Dec. 13. 2:49 a.m. A 29-year-old m an was arrested by Altam onte Springs Police for possession o f less than 20 gram s o f m ari­ juana, for obstruction by disguise and for possession o f drug paraphernalia.. Police said they saw him acting suspiciously m ih r parking lot o f an apartm ent com plex and asked for idenIIdeation, lie gave them a nam e and told them hts ID was In Ills apartment. They followed them and saw a sm oking device and marijuana on the coffee tabic, lie was placed under arrest and told police he had previously given them his brother's name. Retail theft: LONOWOOD. U.S. Highway 17-92, 200 M m 2. Dec. 14. 7:30 p in. A 27-year old man was a n ested by Uingwood ro lle r for ■<*tall theft. Police said he look a package o f toothache m edi­ cation from (tie s h e lf at the grocery store, hid It tn his hund and walked out o f the atore without trying to pay for the Item, which was valued ut 95.29. ^ B W h c n you buy your life insurance from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance, you'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. We’ll save you money. As an independent AutoOwners agent, we take great interest in you - as well as Ml, Ctyds Long. Earl Weldon, Bob Dashn, and Douglas Slenotrom with Major Bruce WNams Salvation Army honors citizens By BUI Kerns STAKE WHITER SANFORD - Four Sanford leaders w ere recognised this week for service on the S a lva ­ tion Arm y o f Sem inole County Advisory Board at a cerem ony at the Fellow ship Hall o f the First Presbyterian Church In Sanford. Major Hruce W illiam s re c o g ­ nized newly appointed lifetim e hoard m em ber Robert Daetin, a rrllred publisher with 29 years o f board service und an active Klwanlun and honorary RolarIan. He also recognized C lyd e Long, n retired hanker, on a c ­ tive Klwanlan. blood bank d o ­ nor. church cider, and board secretary with 26 years o f board service. Dr. Ear! W eldon was also nam ed a lifetime board mem­ ber. W eldon Is the founding president and president em eritus o f Sem inole Commu­ nity College, member and past president o f Klwanls C lu b of Sanford, member and past president o f Florida Association o f Community Colleges, mem­ ber and chair o f local hospital board, and twice Salvation Army board chairman with 25 years o f service. the highest honor that the S al­ vation Army can bestow on a board member. W alt Smith o f Jhe Salvation A rm y said the four people h on ­ ored are am ong the most d e ­ serving people tn the comm u­ nity. Doug Slrnstrom , who has 15 years o f board experience and Is a retired attorney, legislator. Judge, and community leader, was honored with board emeritus status. car. Stop in our agency and ask us about it today! TONVRUSSI. J* 322-0289 Lifetime board m em bership Is Students tin g Students from Boys Town singing Christmas Carols W tdnssdty lo rssldsnls ol Good Samaritan Homs. Front row, Wt to right: Amanda Frymysr, Dions OndrsJsch. Stsphants Hopwood, Vin­ cent Dsnisi. Bock row, It ft to right Keith Merrywsathor, assis­ tant tsachsr Rafael Forestier. Eric AJegroe. and teacher Tracy Rodins. 1loi ul.i i Bni Pric n l)n Authrntu Indian Irwrlry A m i|.ni >ii 1me Ai i A TTEN TIO N H E A R IN G AID USERS is having a Airport------ continued from Fogs IA matter lor the airport.” W hite s.ii«l. "W e're d y in g lo persuade lI k * FAA lo speed this along. Ihcre arc so many FAA steps that u rrd lo be followed to try to makr sure the process is e x p e ­ d ited .” 5 0 % O ff S , » Sale (Dec. 98) only, on Sanford Mayor Larry Dale said the new runway and the adjustment o f the altitude planes fly when entering the airport are exam ples o f the Im ­ provements being made at the airport to make It more c o m ­ petitive to customers and b u s i­ nesses. OBITUARIES MERLE H. ED BALL Merle It. Edsall. 61. W lndi base Boulevard, Sanford, died Sunday. Dec. 13. 1998. B om tn Youngstown. Ohio, he moved to Central Florida In 1971 from Krie, Pa. Mr. Ed sail was a truck driver. Hr served In the U.S. Anny. Mr. Kdnall was a B a p ­ tist. Survivors include wife. Audit; sons, Terry. Tim. Shawn. S te­ ven. Chad, all or Sanford; two ginm lchlldren. I laid win-Fairchild Oaklawn I'.ak Cem etery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge o f ai r.uigrm enta. PAULINE MARTINEZ Pauline Martinez. 64. Dew lim p Cove, Casselberry, died Sunday, Dec. 13. 1998. B om In North Carolina, she moved to Central Florida In 1973 from Jacksonville. N.C. Mrs. Mar­ line/ was a homemaker. She was a Catholic. Survivors Include husband. Phillip J .; daughter. Geneve triune Rogers. Chlckasha. Okla.; slaters, Ruby Lee Bell. Rosa Oreeson, Anne Seward. Ruth Waller, two grandchil­ dren. liuldwtn-Falrchild Oaklawn tm k Cem etery and Funeral Home, Lakr Mary. In charge o f arrangem ents. SHARON BROWN PITTMAN Sharon Brown H itm an. 40. Eaton Street. Maitland, died Tuesday. Dec. 15, 1998. B o m In Orlando, she was a lifelon g mem ber o f Central Florida. Ms. Pittman was a housekeeper. She was a mem ber of Mt. T a ­ bor AME Church. A ltam on te Springs. Survivors Include son, Rod­ erick Brown. Maitland; daugh­ ter. Shirley Brown. New Castle. Pa.: parents. Charlie and Doris Brown, Orlando; sisters, LaJuana Greer. Maitland. Reglrut Brown. Felecla King, both o f Orlando; brothers. Gregory Brown. Maitland. Rodney Brown, Antonio Strickland. M iclu l Strickland, G regory Strickland, all o f Orlando; four grandchildren. Golden's Funeral Home. Inc., W inter Park. In charge o f a r ­ rangements. DULCE MARIA VALERO Dulce Marta Valero. 83. W in ­ ner Circle. Sanford, died Sun­ day. Dec. 13. 1998. B om In Trujillo. Venezuela, she moved to Central Florida In 1995. Ms. V alero was a homemaker. She was a member o f the Relief S o ­ ciety. Ms. Valero was a m em ­ ber o f Church o f Jesus Christ o f Latter Day Saints. Survivors Include daughter. Nancy. Sanford; three grandchlldrrn; two great­ grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrchlld Oaklawn l*ark Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangem ents. Dale said U.S. Congressman John Mica Is w orking with the airport authority and the FAA to speed the process o f approval for adjusting the altitude o f a ir­ planes entering the airport. 'I f you look at the dem o­ graphics there's a market for this airport.” Dale said. 'But. you've got to have the facilities. T ills airport was originally only designed for 500.000 people. Now. w e're burgeoning on 1.3 million. W e are going to be In a much better position to com- ptic. I'm very optimistic about where our airport Is going.” W hile said the noise study on the airport Is approximately one-third lo halfway complete. The airport Is recovering from losing 20 percent o f Its passen ­ gers when Britannia A irlin es moves lo the Orlando Airport In Feb. 1999. T h e good news Is we now have a little breathing room to address our Infrastructure.” Dale said. "The bad news Is, we had lo temporarily lose B ri­ tannia.” A ll Makes & Models of HEARING AIDS Du \ot Miss This Opportunity Save Hundreds o f $$$ ^ If you were told... by doctors etc. you need a hearing aid, or Just arc In the market for better hearing, now Is the lime to actm END OF TH E Y E A R SALE. SATISFACTION GUARRANTEED OR $$$ BACK! (D ec. 98) o n ly McCall(407) 339 Sea continued front Fags IA voids allow w ater lo seep through. Jarmnkowtcz said. T h a t area Is In much better shape from a strength stand­ point.” Jam iakowtez said. ”R’s in better condition. W e noticed u num ber o f areas o f settlement and voldance under the w all.” A part o f the seawall near Cloud Branch Bridge Is also a high priority to be repaired. Jam iakow lcz said. T h e wall Is Intact for the most part.” Jarm akowlcz said. ”W e saw signs o f deterioration. Once you have the loss o f mate­ rial In the Joints, caused by waves, then you have roadway drainage. Also, this causes reinforcing steel to corrode.” The city will conduct re ­ search on what parts o f the sea wall belong to Seminole County, such as In the Mill Creek area und east o f M ellonvllle Avenue. Dale said. The city will then need to Identify funding sources for repairs to the wall. Dole said. The work on the wall should not delay the $1.7 million Rlvrrwalk project, city manager Tony VanDcrworp said. Riverwalk ts a project planned for construction In 2001 or 2002 to accommodate cyclists and pedestrians, us well as fishing activity. "If anything this will help us in.ike sure the Rlverwalk goes In correctly.” VanDerworp said. School continued from P i| « IA a problem ." Moore said. "Lee did not betray his fellow stu­ dents. I was convinced (Lee) would be held responsible for the dem ise o f the football sea ­ son. I couldn’t let dial happen. If you ’re committed lo this p o l­ icy. If It will remain In effect, you need to n u k e it a good one.” Ron Plnell. director o f secon ­ dary education for the school board, testified that under the due process section o f the e lli­ zcnshlp code the school has 14 days to get un affidavit after be­ ginning an Investigation. Plnnell said It would be un­ reasonable to expect a principal lo wait for written statements vuitil beginning an Investiga­ tion. A workshop will be held Jan. 12 at 9 a.m. at the Education Support Center to hear tire (Inal findings o f facts and to make a decision. M ONSTER DEBT ? LET S KILL I T ! Ywt My lw * • pn>(u,MHul p«nun. selLemplnysil of Misemployed' mantcJ, •ingle, family, friend. co-woricr or vhurth friend that could u m mir Help. Il doesn't mailer boss tnuclt they cam - they still may be mi a financial i ^uccic. Thai# problems probably started with an over cxlcnuuft o f credit cards, medical emergencies or jual poor planning. Thasa uc cireimtistances beyond their control and we can help rod the strew o f living in the RI D I'uxtm I'reilil A DcU C o im o ImU im x i S cn trc* . _ ♦ Initial C onsultation b F R E E « S trictly C on fiden tial • C on solidated Bills without n loan t N o C re d it Check • Im m ediate A p p ro v a l $ ♦ Single M on th ly Paym ent § (407) 327-9550 �I 4 A - Serrtirv>e Heukl Sanford Florida Wednesday December 18 1998 Editorial & Opinion Other Views Keeping up with the Bateses Race relations among children Dawn Letus lives In Ulster County, .in arra o f upstate New York that Is mostly Integrated. Her 13-vear old son. Vincent. Is In the eighth grade at the A c ­ cord Middle School. His best friend, who is black, sits next to hitn In the eighth-grade s o ­ cial-studies class. Recently. Vincent's mother told me o f a lesson her son had learned In race relations in that class. The teacher was d is ­ cussing wh.it happened when black men. freed from slavery, came north looking for work. They were willing, she said, to work for as little as 50 cents a day. Vincent jokingly asked his black friend If he w ould work for 50 cents a day. The girl at the desk behind Vincent said T h a t was ruder" AVHAT was rude?" the teacher asked. Another student told her what Vincent had said. The teacher, feeling that this was too Important to wait until she could speak to the two boys after class, decided to talk to all the kids about racism. The teacher told Vincent that she knew he was only Joking, and his best friend said II hadn t bothered him. He knew Vlnnte. Hut then, with racism the topic o f the day. some o f V in ­ cent s classm ates attacked him. in class, for his racism News of the Incident spread to other classrooms— and to the cafeteria. Vincent, within hours, was known throughout the school as a racist. Hack In class, he cried in front of the other students. He was so embarrassed that It took him a while to tell his p a r­ ents what had happened. The irony, his mother told me. Is that she had dated black men before her marriage, and s e v ­ eral members o f her family are in Interracial marriages and have children Vincent." Dawn Letus added. having her mostly black and Hispanic third-grade c l a s s at Public School 75 trad a book. "Nappy Hair." w illlen by C arolina Herron, an assistant professor o f English at C a lifo r­ nia Stale University. Herron s grandfather had told her to be proud of her nappy hair, she wrote the Ixxik to celebrate diversity and to help children feel proud of who they are. • "was horrified at the Idea that anyone would consider him a racist. Llkr me. he lias always taken one person at a time." V in cen ts teacher explained that this social Issue had to be dealt with In the marketplace of Armed with out of-sequence Ideas that Is her classroom. photocopies o f some pagrs trom Dawn Letus rrplled that her son (he book, a numlier o f black had been Involved In a private parents bitterly condem ned conversation. Ruth Sherman at a school board "I understand." Mrs. Letus meeting. Some o f them threat­ says. That the teacher b elieves ened her— "We re going to gel that racial Issues ought to be you!"— and she has left the discussed openly, but she d id ­ school. (Only one o f her p a s­ n't have to do that by making sionate critics had a child In my son the center o f the d is ­ her class.) cussion when he hadnt said "Here was a teacher,* anything racist." Carolina Herron (old the New W hen I spoke to the p rin ci­ York newspapers, "doing w lu t pal. Petrr Beckwith, he said many don't have the nerve to brusquely. T h a t nutter has do— giving black children, e s ­ been settled Internally." I asked pecially little girls, self esteem." him If he had anything more to Most o f the parrnts at Public say. Mr. Beckwith said he School 75 eventually rallied would get back to me. He has around Ruth Sherman, but not gotten bark to me yet. she's afraid to return. I called Mrs. Letus to And out if Vincent was still disturbed "Nappy Hair" will not be about the Incident. "He hasn't banned at Public School 75. talked about It lately." she said, But the children Ruth Sherman 'Although tie s a good student, taught are confused l>y w lu t his grades have fallen off— but happened. They burst Into only In that class." tears when they found out that She Is also concerned b e ­ their teacher w asnt coming cause her son Is w on led now back. about w lu t hr can and cannot The reading scores at Public say. In class, or anywhere. School 75 are low—loo low. Vincent has had a lesson In Ruth Sherman, who was a v o l­ sensitivity training. It takes unteer reading tutor al the place, one way or another. In school while she was still In many classroom s— from e le ­ college, says. "My children lost mentary school through gradu ­ two days o f Instruction at a vrry ate school. Important time o f the year." In Brooklyn, recently, a white Nat H entoff Is a nationally r e ­ first year teacher, Ruth S h e r­ nowned authority on the First man. had som e unexpected Amendm ent and the rest of the sensitivity training. She was BUI o f Rights. ^ V c tc & V P L C As pretty much everybody knows by now. director Gus Van S in t has unleashed a r e ­ make o f Alfred Hitchcock's classic ihrtller. "Psycho." Well, remake Isn't quite the right word. According to the Interviews I've read he wns at­ tempting to n u k e a duplicate o f the original. He used the same Bernard llem u ru i score, followed the same shot list, and lu d an A l­ fred Hitchcock lookallke mimic the Lite master's trademark cameo. I understand that the doomed private eye even wears a lull like the doomed private eye In the original. There's a retro touch. W hen's the last lime you saw a private eye wearing a lull, doomed or o th ­ erwise? The whole experiment smacks o f conceptual art to me. a genre that I thought had died of uuilmitrltlon som ewhere around 1982. Besides, his e f ­ fort was doomed lo failure b e ­ fore he even began. Janet Leigh s a bit long In the tooth to play the doomed h ero ­ ine again. John McIntyre. M ar­ tin Balsam and Anthony P e rk ­ ins have all passed on. If I’m not mistaken. I believe Mrs. Bates herself has refused all screen offrrs since 11)60. Plus. iNiwlng no doubt to Ihe p re s ­ sures o f the marketplace. Mr. Van Sant shot Ills version In rolor. Heresy! do Is reproduce my review o f Ihe original "Psycho." but u n ­ fortunately Mom forbid m e to see It. I did eventually sec "Psycho" on television In some cheap motel (very much like the Bates Motel, come to think o f It), but I don't think I hud an opinion about It one way or another. I even took a shower during a commercial break without fe e l­ ing even a twinge o f tenor. That's probably because the shower scene had been cut. for time no doubt, and to spare o f­ fense to advertisers. M aybe what I should do Is try lo get backing to do a remake o f Gus Van Sant's remake. I'd cast Jam ie Lee Curtis as Anne lir e he. and Anthony Perkins (digitized and colorized) as Norman Bates. I'd do Ids "Psycho" one better, though, und m akr It a televi­ sion-ready version o f his r e ­ make. com plete with nuttress commercials, used car ads. and previews o f m ovies com ing soon to a theater near me. I'd also squeeze the frame so it'll flt on a television screen, and cut the shower scene. Better yet. I ll try to do u remake o f the 1968 classic "Psych-Out." Maybe you remember It. Jack Nicholson played a hippie tn a rock and roll band (with a pony tall yeti). Susan Strasberg was the young deaf woman who falls in love with him In San F ra n ciscos Haight Ashbury District. Bruce D em was her sem i-Insane brother. Unless I can get Christian Slater to agree to wear u ponytail, however, this Is probably Just a foolish dreum. Before I do anything, though. I need to check Into some cheap motel somewhere and watch "Psych-Out" on television. After all. that's how I first saw that movie too. I need to get my head In the proper place. Say. I w o n ­ der If the new Bates Motel has cable. If I were lo check into the Bates Motel a year from now. and see the "Psycho" remake on pay-per-view would the world as we know It end? It s worth checking out. W ho knows, maybe the Bates Motel even o f­ fers room service these days. Maybe a mini-bar. and those little three-dollar cans o f p e a ­ nuts. There's a lot o f com peti­ tion out there. Even Mrs. Bates lias got to keep up with the times. Still, doing u shot for shot cover o f a previous movie Is a half wav Intriguing Idea. After all. different musicians can cover "While Christm as." T e a for Two." or "Stairway to Heaven." and nobody blinks an eye. Elvis Im personators try to Imitate Mr. IT rslry as closely as they can. and are the more a d ­ mired Ihe closer they get. W hen President Clinton em ulates President Kennedy, his ratings soar (except among R ep u b li­ cans). Besides, looking bark on recent renukes. "Psycho" probably ca n t be any worse than "Lost In Space." T h e Flintstones." or "Lolita." SUll. what's the appropriate response to the new T*»ycho"? What I'd Uke to S em in ole C o u n ty ’s H o m e to w n N e w s p a p e r Since 1908 2 WEEKS HOME DELIVERY Sports, School, REDEEM THIS COUPON FOR 2 WEEKS FREE HOME DELIVERY With the Special purchase of 13 Weeks at $18.75 Local N e w s and Events NAME Delivered Tuesday through Saturday ADDRESS PHONE Mail to o r c o m e b y: S e m in o le H e r a ld 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL 32772 • (407) 322-2611 �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday. December 16. 1908 • 5A People____________ B r in g on the C h ristm a s treats CALENDAR Blood Bank^ Central Florida Blood Dank Is asking donors o f nil types blood especially O-type donors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Inform ation, call 322 0822. Widowed persons A ll widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth W ednesday o f every month at the C a s s e l­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Recovery, Inc Recovery. Inc., Is a self-help mental health organization for people Who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears nnd general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003, or 896-5906 TOPS A local chapter o f TO PS (Take O ff fo u n d s Sensibly) m eets every W ednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium o f South Seintnute Hospital. 555 W. S late Road -13-1, Izm gwood. W eighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first m eeting Is hr Id every W ednesday. at 9:30. at Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Dear L ik e Road Apopka. For Inform ation, call 293-5048 A l-A non : If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. • Al-Anon Is an anonymous, inon-profll organization, open 3o anyone w ho Is a relative or friend o f an alcoholic. ; Serenity W on Al-Anon m eets each Monday at 7 p.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m. M ertings are held In the back room of the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. All meetings are non-smoking. For additional m eeting tim es and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more In for­ mation. call 291-1900. msn.------------ — *ar>Anon meets 'e ve ry W ednesday at 8 p.n\. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 West Slate Road 434. Lnngwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to fam ilies and friends o f addicts. Daily living with an ud diet Is more turmoil than you ran handle by yourself. Join for support In raping with your addict; gain nerrnlty to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call (407) 322-3434. 333-9204. or 294 6504 for more Inform ation. Sierra Club Sierra Club Central Florida Group (covering Sem inole. Lake. Orange nnd O sceola counties) m eets the third Wednesday o f each month at 7 p.m. at Harry P. Leu Gardens In the Orchid Room for environ­ mental educational program s. Call M ary-Slaler Linn at 8944530. Rotary Club Rotary Club o f Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, o ff West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Mike McLean, president, at 3245662. Sertoma Club The Sertoma Club o f South Sem inole County, dedicated to the advancement o f speech and hrurlng children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.. at the Florida Hos pltal Senior C ltlzrn s Center. 1097 Sand Pond U k c Road which connects to L.ikr Emma Road, one mile south o f L ik e Mary Boulevard. Potential members are Invited lo attend. For information, rail Gene Prestera. (407) 767-1234. Weight Watchers A local chapter o f Weight W atchers m rets at the L ik e Mary Comm unity Building every Thursday from 4:45 lo 6:45 p m. Senior Friends The Colum bia Medical Cenirr-Sanford Chapter o f Senior Friends inerts every second Thursday, ut 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Wi n wk Wwtrlsi«wxmg-* *n4 timely programs are featured monthly plus social exchange. All Seniors are welcom e. For Information, call Liz Luwlor. d i­ rector. 321-4500. Ext. 578-1. Invite your neighbors to a fun caroling party I f like me. you get funny looks when you sing in public, then it's time to throw a Christmas caroling party A caroling party is Ihe only occasion on which I ran liberate my singing from the confines of the car or the shower At Christmas, there's too much good will floating around for people to give you funny looks On top of that, our annual caroling party has become the single event of the holidays (hat my kids identify as “Christmas'* <as in “ It wouldn't be Christmas without the caroling party'') This is a neighborhood gathering, to invite our guests we simply hang a sign at the general store announcing the date and time. We gather at the appointed hour and carol from house to house, picking up grown ups, kids and dogs as we go When we re frozen, or hoarse, or both, we gather at our house and stuff ourselves with Christ mas goodies, hot cocoa and spikrd punch A good moral is guaranteed, be cause (here's something about singing together in the cold night air that ere ates that feeling of camaraderie that we associate with Christmas WARM ORCHARD WASSAIL 1 64-ounce bottle cranberry-apple juke 1/4 cup super (optional) 2 3-Inch cinnamon sticks 1 ft— peon wfiota ttttpte# 4 wttoli clovDt 3/4 cup brandy (optional) 1 orange (or 1/2 orange end 1-1/2 lemons), thinly sliced, lor garnieh Combine Ihe juice, sugar, cinnamon slicks, allspice ami cloves m a large saucepan Itnng to a boil, reduce heal and simmer R> minutes If desired, siram lo remove spires Place in u heatproof punch bowl ami stir in Ihe brandy, if using Garnish with citrus slices Yield 16 4 ounce servings Recipe from Ihe Ocean Spray Test Kitchen, which recommends W cllflcel Farms Cranberry and (irannv Smith Apple loo percent Juice Head pfwfo By Paul 0 BoitrprT tor A/** fnp/and Cuhrutry Imlifult Christmas party rrfrrshmrnts: Warm Orchard Wassail. Hisrotti. Merry Cberserakrs. Phyllo Jammirs and Chocolate Fondue with Lamingtons. 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Shape the dough into 6 small loaves that are 3 inches wide. 6 inches long and I Inch high Lay them about 3 inches apart on one of the prepared sheets. Bake in the oven for about S3 to 13 minutes, until light gold in color While the loaves are hot, place them on a cutting board and cut them on Ihe diagonal into 1 3 inch slices. Place the cookies on the cookie sheet, making sure they do not touch 'you will have to use the additional pre pared sheet' Rake again for about 10 minutes, or until golden brown Watch closely and do not nyffyaku Yield 3 dozen cookies. 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P a r e n t s w is h in g to s t o r e t h e ir n e w b o r n ’ s c o r d b lo o d fo r t h e ir o w n p o te n tia l use can do so fo r a fee. H o w ev­ er, anyon e w ith a fa m ily m em ­ ber w ho already has a condition fo r w h ich stem c e lls m ay be a treatm ent option can store cord b lo o d ut n o c o st th r o u g h th e C ord Blood R egistry's Designat­ ed Transplant Program , DEAR ABBY: I have a problem My husband and I recently moved to New York City where there are lots o f elevators. W e're having a minor disagreement over elevator etiquette. My husband lets ull the women exit the elevator before going out himself. This means I have to wait outside the elevator for him to join me so we cun continue on our wuy. He insists he is being polite. 1 say he is being rude to me by making me wait for him. IM PATIEN T IN NEW YORK D E A R IM P A T IE N T : Y o u r husband is ahow ing good man­ ners by a llo w in g the w om en to ex it the elev a to r first. 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December 16, 1096 • I I Seminole girls pound P anthers Defense leads ‘Noles to rout of Pine Ridge Bt Jiff DtrtUkfcl ASSISTANT SPO RTS EDITOR An example we can all learn from SANFORD _ Last night. I spoke to n student athlete from Sem inole County. She Is much like evciy other kid In the county, balancing school w ork with sports while trying to get Into college and m aintaining some sense of a social life. However, this student Is a lit ­ tle bit different. She m aintains an above perfect grade point average w hile taking honors classes. She Is heavily Involved In the school from num erous civic minded clubs to serving as an editor for the school yearbook. On her basketball teum. her Inspiration, leadership and skill Is unsurpassed In a posi­ tion that requires her to play In a very tough position. W hile sacrificing her body for h er team m ates and coaches, she helped them attain the u l­ tim ate goal o f any team...a state ch am pionship. Her name Isn't Important. W hat she made me realize Is. This student athlete was In­ ju red a few weeks ago and has been unable to play. For a few days, she was down In the dumps, feeling s o n y for h erself and wondering what she could possibly do to get back w ith her teammates. She tried to find a reason why this had happened to her. w hy she wasn't able to be on the court Instead o f on the sidelines. Then, she realized som e­ thing. And her relevatlon.can serve a s a lesson to everyone, espe­ cially at this time o f year when too many are concerned with what will be w aiting for them under the Christm as tree. On a day when all o f us should be concerned with the children In the comm unity who have nothing w hile we are able to open presents, have a huge, delicious meal and spend time with our families, this student athlete has put things Into a better perspective. A perspective that all of us should take time to consider. See. things have changed for this person...a person who doesn't want for any material possessions from life, who Is loved by her fam ily and liked by everyone who m eets her. Now. Instead o f sitting around and feeling sorry for herself, sh e has realized Just how lucky she really Is. She has reullzed that bas­ ketball h as been a privilege to her and what really matters Is that she Is loved, secure and Is working on an education. She said that If she never gets to play another minute on the court, she Is thankful for the time that she has spent with her team and the accom ­ plishm ents they have all made. Now. when she sits on the sidelines, she Is a cheerleader for the rest o f h er team. She said that she felt that by fee l­ ing sorry for herself, she may have been bringing her team ­ mates down and causing them to play at a subpar level. Her love o f the gam e o f b a s­ ketball Isn't lost, however. W hile she Is rooting her team on. she Is doing exercises to her Injury heal. She spends her lunch hour In the weight room working her broken bone and Injured m us­ cles. W hile she's In class lis ­ tening to lectures, she carries a sponge with her that she can use to strengthen her body and keep her recovery going strong. In fact, she has requested a special appointm ent w llh her surgeon to see If the hard work has paid o(T enough that she can again suit up and hit the court with her learn. Th e lesson? There arc sev­ eral. Dedication, determination, desire and above all. care. Care for others, care for what has been achieved and care enough for ones self to care about the future. This Is som ething all o f us Please see Kellie, Page 3B SANFORD _ R elentless. I low else do you describe the Sem inole girls basketb all team's defense? It puts 32 m inutes o f torture on nny offense It faces and has led to u strong start to the s e a ­ son for a team that has only one senior. Tuesday night, the Fighting Sem lnoles pressed and b a t­ tered Class 5A-D(strict 4 rival Pine Ridge In a 67-28 rout at Bill Flem ing M em orial G ym n a ­ sium. The Noles could have made It worse but coach Sylvester W ynn em ptied h is bench late In the game. By that time, the 'Notes had proved their point... “We've been working on our defense.* W ynn said. “W ere drilling It In practice and I'm pleased with the way w ere playing. W e have a young team and 1 have to accept that, but I'm happy with where we are.* Sem inole has struggled with some o f the Class 6A tram s It lias faced, but Is undefeated In district play and should be considered u lock to r a m a trip to the Reglonals. Pine Ridge Is considered a decent team and was expected to give Sem inole a strong challenge, but the Noles ran out to a 3-1-7 halftim e lead be­ fore things got sloppy. It was 18-2 after the first quarter and the Panthers w err barely getting the ball o ver half-court. The Junior varsity contest ulso went to the hom e learn by the score o f 42-33. Sophom ore Martina Kendrtrk. n transfer from state champion Lake Mary, had one o f her best gam es o f the s e a ­ son. leading the Sem inole o f ­ fense with 14 points. TWo m ore sophom ores. Natoshla Fisher and Barbara Gray, a starter last year, w ere also In double figures with 12 and 11. respectively. scoring.” Wynn said. “Martina has Ireen leading by exam ple and we also get that from Jamala when sh e Is healthy.’ Seminole has also been g e t­ ting an equal balance In re­ bounding. Against the Punthrrs. Bird hnd 11 (to go with nine points) and Kendrick pulled down nine. Next up for Sem inole Is a Seminole Athletic Conference matchup with Lake Brantley In Altam onte Springs Thursday night. The freshm en tip o ff the action at 4:30 p.m ., followed by the junior varsity at 6 p.m. and tlir varsity at 7:30 p.m ._________ The 'N oles were also to pull off the rout despite not playing at full strength. Jam ala Mitchell, missed the game with u severely sprained ankle, and the team was also without re­ bounding force Felicia W lnningham who caught the flu bug that Wynn said was plaguing the team. Wynn said he was pleased that no one has com e out and taken over the sco rin g role for Seminole, which has had a different leading scorer nearly every night. Laqueena Grayson. Deanna Bird and Gray have all su p­ plied scoring and leadership and senior Amanda Cook's d e ­ fense has also been Instrum en­ tal In Sem tnolr's early su ccess. “It's all about playing as a team and I like tluit everyone's riGHTINO SEMINOLE* 67. Pis** (M l h m t u n l. M Mulligan 2. K. Mullgon 12. Gardner 6. Clrvrland 2. Gilbert 4 Tmal» S 12-17 26 Sem inole (67) M Mm hell 5. Gray II.Kendnrk 14. Ftahrr 12. IllrU t>. Grayson 8. Cook 8. Hill 1 Total* 24 15-24 67 Pine Ridge Sem inole 2 S IS S _ 26 I S 16 14 IB . 67 Hirer pa4111 Aekl goal* . Seminole 4 (KrtuIfU k 2. Gray. Fl*hcr) Teum foul. _ line lodge 16. Srnilnole 13 Fouled out _ none Tr.hntr.tl* _ nunc. Kerned* _ SrmuuiU* 10-4 Junkie vanity . Semi­ nole 12. Putr Kkige 33. In other basketball games Tuesday night: • Lauren B radley scored 20 points and Lindsey Manx added 10 ns the Lukr Mary girls crushed visitin g Lake Bow el). 60-15. In Sem inole Athletic Conference notion. * Th e Lyman girls outscorrd visiting Lake Brantley 12-0 In the second quarter and held on for a 27-25 SAC victory. * Josh Kohn scored 25 points to lead four Lake Howell p la y ­ ers Into double figures us Die Sllvrr Hawks boys posted an Im pressive 74-65 road victory over Mount Dora. * Cornelius Blue scored 18 points. Sylvester Wynn Jr. 16 points and B.J. Pratt 15 points, but It was not enough as the Sem inole boys suffered a heartbreaking 64-62 road defeat to Spruce Creek In a Class 5A-Dlstrict 4 gam e In Port Orange. In boys' hoop action tonight. W inter Springs will host Oviedo. Lake Mary will be at Lake Howell and Lake Brantley will host Lyman In SAC action. In a girls' Class OA-Dtslrtct 3 game. Oviedo w ill host DeLand. All varsity gam es are set to begin ut 7:30 p.m. BOYB SILVER HAWKS 74. HUMl ICANES 65 U k * H aw aii (74) Kuhn 23. Parvon* 10, Turner 13. Kane 13. lliA ir 0 lamnnHgnr 0. Smith 2. Qurlanl 2 Tutab 27 10-13 74. M o u t Dor* (68) Ikttloln IK. Want 18. Manor 9. Ilr. [XirtM O. I*r Guru* 7. Jnnra 11. IVarh 2. Sutuivri* 0 Tfrtak 23 13 20 63 PUi m too Hoops. Pago 3B Natoshia Fisher scored 12 points in Seminole's 67-28 thumping of <tatrict foe Pme Ridge Tuosday night. Howell matmen nip Bears ' l u f f Report* CASSELBERRY _ Lake How­ ell's boys' varsity w restling squad defeated T/Inter Springs at home Tuesday night. 39-30. *W r had i,ur chances, and we could have won It.’ said W inter Springs coach Rick Trtblt. “Or youth and Inrxpertencc showed tonight. W e have to work on being more aggressive.* Lake Howell, which Is now 2I on the season, and the young W inter Springs team, which fell to 2-2 on the season, will next com pete In Ihe prestigious Ly­ man Christm as Invitational Tournament which will be held tills weekend. Friday. Dec. 18th and Saturday. Dec. 19th. SILVER HAWKS 39. BEARS 30 Pbili fey Among the leading runners (or first-year head coach Brian Holzworth's Lawton Elementary cross country team are (Back row) Holzworth. Dylan Manning. Quindarrel Browdy. Billy Christie. Sammy Palmer, (front) Lauren Coughlin, Krista Cammack and Chelsea Kauss. Holzworth continues tradition at Lawton the team. Not every elementary school In Sem inole County has a cross country ASSISTANT SPO RTS EDITOR team, but the sport Is growing In that age group. Some o f the teams that attended the W INTER SPRINGS _ The kids ut Lawton meet at Bear Lake Included the host Elem entary School are really nice and school. Sabal Point. Geneva and arch-rtval friendly. Red Bug. It's too bad that, when other schools see Tire kids at Lawton say they gel a special their cross country team, they tend to look kick out of running against Red Bug. their the other way. closest rival. “W e really like to beat Red Bug. Keelh Th e Lawton cross country team Is In Its and Geneva.* said Krista Cammack. “They eighth season and annually Is one o f the county's best teams. W inter Springs High are our biggest rivals.* Th e Lawton kids participate for different School baseball coach Harold Hitt coached reasons, but mostly, they Just w u it to be a the (earns In recent years, but this year, assistant coach Bryan Holzworth took over part o f the team. *1 wanted to get the experience o f bein g and the winning tradition has continued. an athlete.* said Sammy Palmer. *l’ve been Th e (’anthers ran their first meet o f the running since I was 5. but I never c o m ­ season two weeks ago at Bear Lake Ele­ peted until now." mentary and placed 26 out o f the top 40 Chelsea Kauss added. “ It's good training ninners at the meet, spread out over four and 1 love the meets and to be able to rep­ age categories. resent my school." Th e winning tradition Is continuing. It also helps that the learn Is pretty "W c work hard every time at practice.* good. They have the trophies to prove It. said nuiner Quindarrel Browdy. “W c p ra c­ For Lawton, there were three first-place tice three times a week and w e work really finishers at the Bear Lake meet. Billy hard. Christie won the boys' 5th grade race. Dy­ Lawton students know to expect a strong lan Manning look the 4th grade event and tram each yeur and It’s never hard to fill B r J t f f B fr ils lc k B I •i Lauren Coughlin was best among the girls' 3rd graders. Th e m eets are usually run separately with boys and girls competitions. Th e races arc divided among age groups and usually last for a little over a mile. Most o f the events ofTer trophies for the top 10 finishers and ribbons for the rest. A l first, the kids said they got prclty tired o f all the distances, but Krista said she got used to it pretty quickly. “W hen you get used to It. It doesn't hurt so much.* she said. Chelsea added. “You feel great when you win and you cross the finish Despite having a new coach, the Lawton kids said they are still having a great time under Holzworth. He makes sure we are doing our best and he yells ut us to run harder and never give In.* Quindarrel said. “W e make It a dog fight.* Quindarrel also said he enjoys the fact that other school don't like to see Lawton getting off the buses at the meets. 'M o st people don't like to m n against us.* he said. T h a t ’s because we usually win." No w onder they are so unpopular. 103 _ Zlnkmlih. Wtntrr Spring* won by forfeit. 112 Tndd. lake IfowrU. defeated Dio/ 10-3. 119 _ Codkln. Wlntrr Spring* de­ train) II* Wry. 13 H 125 Wail Wlntrr Spring*, defeated Abrr. 11-3. 130 _ lallohln Winter Spring*, pinned Marti iimmi. 0 35 136 _ Gunfire Lake IfowvO. defeated Curry. 13-6 140 Figueroa. Ltkr IfowrU. de­ feated. 13-6 145 _ Singletary. Winter Spring*, pinned Au »tin I 36 182 . O'llrtrn. Lake lloweU. pinned Klee. 3 0*1 171 . lit irk. lake Unwell, pinned Mature. 1:56 180 MrVngli. Lake IkiwrU. pinned Ifoll. 2:32. 215 _ Montalvo lake IfowrU pinned Carrot. 1 01 275 _ Guntl. Wlntrr Spring* pinned OrtU. 0:48 Record* . Winter Spring* 2-2: Lake IfowrU 2-1. In girls' soccer action: • Undefeated Lake Howell (4 ­ 0-4) battled defending Class 6A Slate Champion Lake M aiy (7 ­ 1-5) to a 1-1 tie at Richard Evans Field. • Once-beaten Lake Brantley (6-1-41 blanked Lyman (3-3-3) at Tom Storey Field. • Once-beaten Oviedo (9-1) pounded hom estanding W inter Springs |5-5). 7*1. On tonight's schedule: Boys' soccer _ Seminole Is at Oviedo; Lake Brantley Is at Lyman; and Lake Howell Is at Lake Mary. All varsity gam es start at 7:30 p.m. Girls* soccer _ Spruce Creek Is at Sem inole for a 7 p.m. Class 5A-DlsU1ct 3 contest. Girls' weightlifting _ W inter Springs Is at Oviedo. 4 p.m .; Seminole Is at Lake Howell. 5 p.m.; and Lake Brantley Is at Lyman. 3:30 p.m. Please see Preps. Psge 3H �M ■ Seminole Herald, Sanford Florida - Wednesday DecemOer 16 l ;W8 UCF loses to Drexel in non-conference women’s basketball Special to the Herald ORLANDO _ Maureen Michaels and M ichelle Maslowski combined for 34 points to lead Drexel University to a 63-61 victory over the U ni­ versity of Central Florida wom en's basket ball team Tuesday night at the U CF Arena. The Golden Knights fell to 34 in the non-conference game, while Drexel Improved to 4-2. Four players scored in dou ­ ble figures for UCF. which led 28-27 at the half. Chat McClendon had a teamhigh 17 points, w hile C harlya Davis chipped In with 15. K elli Ely und Nancy Richter each scored 10 for the Oolden Knights. Michaels finished with a gam e-high 18 points and Maslowsld had 16 points and a gam e-high 11 rebounds. Jenna Vebrosky added 11 points for Drexel. Davis, who also had a teamhigh stx assists and seven re­ bounds. attem pted and m issed a drtvlng layup With less than 10 seconds to play and the score 63 61 In favor o f the Dragons. UCF shot only 39.7-percent from the floor and was outrebounded 36-26. The Golden Knigbts play next at the University of Texas next Monday. December 21st. DRAGONS 63. GOLDEN KNIGHTS 61 Drexel U niversity (63) Vfbrmln 5 10 1 1 II Mirturfci 4-4 IS. Mu 3 11 1 2 H MiUf-i t 6 2 VI. Cum 2 3 0 0 4 lii-il.Ik O t 0. M.uJtr 2 3 O O 4. NUnlomhl 5 0 16 TuUl«: 24-52 13 14 63 c. 0 0 0 0 I 66 Unvrsty. o f C entral Florida (61) Ootm 1-4 0-0 2. Iln h 5-IT 5 6 15 Graham 12 0 0 2 Hv 312 2-2 10. Ituwanl 1 3 2 2 I McClendon S 12 13 17. Rtrhlrr 4 7 0 1 IO. Guillory 0-1 0 £ 0. Total*: 23 56 10 14 61 ILtlftlmc . UCF 28 111! 27 nurr(*14.11* flrkj p u li _ lllTlrl 2 7 IMk hair* 2-31. UCF 5 17 (Ely 2 ‘.II tr.un fault . DU 19; UCF 17 Finilnl >iul . mu* IU bounds . DU XI (Maalimrtlu III UCF 26 ItXavli 71 AaatoU . IXJ 10 IVu 4); UCF 14 lllw li 61 Trrlinli.iU mine Kni.nU _ DU 4 2 UCF 3 » Give guns with care this Christmastime Special to IS* Herald « OCALA _ Are you getting or giving a gun as a gift this h o li­ day season? Many sportsm en w ill be doing Just that and the Florida Gam e and Fresh W ater Fish Com m ission (GFC) urges everyone to teach and practice safe gun handling techniques. "A gun can be a great gift, but the knowledge and education to properly use and store a firearm can make It a safe gift as well." said Lt. Greg W ork­ man. hunter safety coordin ator for the GFC's Central Region. Florida law requires that all gun owners properly store their firearms so that they are Inac­ cessible to m inors. A child's natural curiosity and Intrigue with guns can have tragic c o n ­ sequences if guns and am m o are left within their reach. "To prrvent needless tragedy, all flreunns should be krpt In a secured place, with am m uni­ tion locked In a srp a ra ir lo c a ­ tion." said Workman. T h ere arr a num ber o f gun locks and safes available com m ercially for this purpose, and Ihey are well worth the Investm ent." If you get a gun as a gill this year, why nol treat yourself to a free gift that could very well save your life o r that of som e­ one else? Sign up for a free hunter education course with the GFC. The 16-hour course addresses safe gun handling us w rll as hunting ethics, wildlife Identifi­ cation. survival and several Please see Guns, Page 3D IN BRIEF Gretcbon Naruta (l«ft photo, left) and C ortney Bliss (right photo), who 3 A Ad-State Volleyball T e a m on Tuesday. Bliss, the Sem inole Athletic Con- helped hoad co a c h Kim V ach's (left photo, right) W inter Spnngs B ears g o fe re n c e 's b est players, w a s a First T e a m selection, while Naruta. o n e o f the 29-3 Ihis s e a s o n and reach the state quarterfinals w e re n a m ed to the C lass top setters in the area, w a s tabbed for the Third T e a m Bear volleyball duo gets All-State Dr Dean Smith_________________________ s p o r t s e d it o r W INTER SPRINGS _ Two members o f the highly successful W inter Springs girls' vol­ leyball team received an early Chrlshnus present on Tuesday when they w err named lo the Class 3A All-State team. Cortney Illlss. rrgardrd as the best player In the Sem inole Athletic Conference was named to the First Team , while Grctchen Naruta. who may be the best s e l­ ler In the county, was selected to the Third Team . Bliss and Naruta helped lead the Bears to a 29-3 record and their first SAC and Class 3A-Dlstr1ct 13 championship. Th e duo also helped W inter Springs to advance to the Regional Sem ifinals and the team Just m issed m aking the State Final Four, losing to the eventual slate ch am pi­ ons. In Just Us second year of playing var­ sity athletics. Both Illlss and Narnia are soph om ores and will return lo lirad coach Km V arh 's Bears next year and I h r tram flgures to be the odds on favorltr o f bringing hom e a state title. C L A S S 3 A A L L -S T A T E T E A M S FIRST TEAM Cortney Bliss, sophom ore, outside hitter, W la te r Springe ICuliel 11*ml am senior. ootsldr luitrr. WlllWun Jrmk a KrIMrr senior outside hitler Uriktly 1‘irp. DrUvuiir D ue limmr oulsklr hitler llriktry llr p Amanda Kimlnun. senior. miiadr hlllrr line Cm t: Anna Knblnwn. Junior, wllrr llrrklrv l*rep SECOND TEAM Aahiry Alton. senior. mkUIr hlllrr. Ikrkiry 1‘trp V.Mtilkn Oww.i, Junior mobile hlltcr. Ikrkiry I‘rep M.irxk Coryn trnlor. outside hlltcr, ClrarurjIrT Ccn trxl ( .<1Ik.Ik Ikkli I'rarton T alUhasw IbicvU lliyh Mrrnluh Ur^.is senior. illIsklr hlllrr. Jar ksotmlk llir IW-U . School. Krill Nolrstlnr. toplmmorr. seller. Melbourne Central Calhoilr THIRD TEAM O rstch sn K arats, sophom ore, setter. W h i­ te r S p rlags Sherrla Jarksnn. senior itikklk hlllrr. Willuton. Miandi.i Colne. senior. Gultvcr l*rrp. Virginia lUkh. senior, nikkllr him krr Cardinal Newman. U u rrn IVirtki. jiuihir outside hlltrr, line Cmt. U t u Al­ im. Jtmkir. nikhUr hkirkrr. Mellrnumr Central Catholic Tung'C ardT for the golfer In your family please call 425-6864 or l-800-LUNG-USA. SH S baseball fund raiser Hunting maps on Internet PALATKA _ Th e St. Johns River Water Management D istrict has posted maps o f Its Type II W ildlife Management Areas on Us w eb site. SJR.STATE.FL.US. Brochures are also posted to ensure that all hunters know the rules. The same m aps and brochures are available through D istrict offices and the tax collector ofllccs sellin g D istrict permits. U C F offers 50-plus baseball ORLANDO _ University o f Central Florida Recreational Services la offering a 50-Over Baseball League. Gam es w ill be played at UCF on Tuesday night’s, starting Jan. 6th. The entry deadline is January 1st. Cost Is $25 per player and $10 for uniform and you must be bom before January 1, 1950 to play. Call Recreational Services at 823-2408 and ask for Loren Knutson for more Inform ation un this exciting league. W inter Springs softball W INTER SPRING S _ Th e City o f W inter Springs Parks & Recreation Department will offer two plans for Its Slow fitc h Softball Fall League at Central W inds Park. Offered will be league's for Co-Ed. Men and Wom en and team s may opt for either a flveweek. 10 gam e schedule or a five-week, live gam e schedule. Cost for the 10 gam e season Is $310 and $185 for the five gam e season. Both league's will have to pay a $25 A SA fee and a $5 n on ­ resident fee (If applicable). Team s m ay also purchase softballs between $40 and $50 per dozen (home teams must supply two new balls per game). The league will start the week o f January 4th and end the week o f February 5th. All teams will receive a sponsor plaque with p ic­ ture. while cham pionship teams will get In­ dividual and team trophies and runner-up teams will get a team trophy. For more Information, please phone 3277110 or fax at 327-0018. Softball players needed SANFORD _ Wom en's slowpttch softball players are needed for a team to play on Tuesday night's. Especially a pitcher. Please call Bonnie at 323-0631 for info. "L u n g C ard s" are great gifts ORLANDO _ The G olf Privilege Curd, also known as the "Lung Card", allows golfers to enjoy free or reduced green fees at over 600 courses In Florida. Georgia. Alabama. South Carolina and M ississippi. The Lung Card Is a perfect gift for the h o li­ days. and proceeds from you r aid benefit the American Lung A ssociation o f Central Flor­ ida. The G o lf Privilege Card Is on sale for only $20 during the holidays, and If you buy three you receive an extra card free. For more inform ation on purchasing the , SANFORD _ The Sem inole High School baseball tram will be holding a fund raising clinic on D ecem ber 2 1st and 22nd. The clinic will Ik * the Hitting & Pitching Catnp. featuring Tuttle Thom as and J.D. Artlega from Ihe University o f Miami. The cam p Is set for the first 100 entrants, a ratio o f Instructors to cumpers o f I -to-10. Cost will be $80 and the cam p will ntn from l p.m. to 6 p.m. dally. For m ore information, call SHS baseball coach Mlkt* Powers at 320-5058. J C C winter sports camp MAITLAND _ Th e Jewish Community Cen­ ter. 851 N. Maitland Avc. Maitland. Is now accepting registration for several winter break sports camps. All camps run from 9 a.m.-to-4 p.m. How­ ever. early (7 a.m.-to-U a.m.) and late (4 p.m.-to-6 p.m.) care is available. Camp options are: Junior Maccabl Sports Camp Pre-K-2. Gym nastics & Dance Camp Itr - K G. Soccer A Football Cam p 3-6. B as­ ketball Camp K-G and G olf & Tennis Camp 5-15 years o f age. Winter Break Cam p dates-W eek 1-Dec. 2124. W eek 2-Dec. 28-31; Cam p fees $100 Dally rate $30. JCC Member discount $85, ' Dally rale $25. Call for tennis and golf camp fees. For further Information and to register, call 645-5933. Ext. 255. U C F canned goods drive O R IA N DO _ The University o f Central Florida M en s Basketball team will sponsor a canned food drive for the Second Harvest Food (Link at Its December 20 game against Barry University at the UCF Arena. Anyone whu brings one or more cans of food will get into the gam e for Just $1. The Second Harvest Food Bank was named the "Food Bank of the Year" in the United States for 1996-97 by the Second Harvest National Food Bank Network. In Central Florida there were approxi­ mately 128,000 people who relied on em er­ gency final programs at least once during 1997. Forty-six percent o f these were chil­ dren. Second Harvest Food Bank saved more Ilian seven m illion pounds o f food in our community last year alone. T h is is a great opportunity to get the community Involved." said UCF assistant Don Burgess. "Tills Is an opportunity for fans to support UCF. as well as needy fam i­ lies during the holiday season. We re proud lo work hand in hand with the Second Har­ vest Food Bank during the holiday season." Fans who are unable to attend the game but still want to contribute can takr canned goods to the Second Harvest Food Bank at 2008 Brengle Avc. In Orlando between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lady Rums soccer alumni game LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary Lady Ranis soccer alumni gam e will be played on S at­ urday Dec. 26. 1998 at 2 p.m. All varsity graduates are Invited and after­ ward we will go out to eat. I'lease make plans to attend because we arc looking fo r­ ward lo seeing all o f you!!f C ard, Sports, Beanie Babies LAKE BUENA VISTA _ The Olive Branch Citizens Association In conjunction with Athletes Against Abuse. Inc. will host the First Annual Card. Sports and Beanie Baby Collectible Show at Windham Palace Spa and Resort (form erly Buena Visla Palace) at Walt Disney World Village December 18-20. 1998 on Friday I p.m .-9 p.m.: Saturday 10 a.m .-7 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m .-5 p.m. The cost will he 86 per day or 915 for a three-day pass that Includes two selected free autographs per paid admission per day. One o f the biggest autograph shows ever In Florida will feature scheduled appearances by Hall o f Fame athletes, sports legends and celebrities Including but nol llmilcd to: O s­ car (The Big Ol Robertson. Dorn m ic LI I lie Professor) DlMagglo. Jake (The Raging Bull) LaMotta. O lio Graham. Moses Malone. Curly Neal. Edwin Moses, Leonard Marshall. Sam Lacey. Gold Medal Boxer Mark Breland. Ren­ nie Stennett. Rick Upchurch. George (The Icemanl Gcrvln. W illie Gault. Vida Blue. Bob Beamon. Roger Craig. Thom as "Hollywood" Henderson, Artis Gilmore. Maurice Lucas. Bobby Czyz; Nrgro Leaguers Dennis Biddle, S h em er Brewer. Jam es Cobbiu and Jim m y Dean, stars from the World Champion Or­ lando Predators, actors Richard Roundtree. Dawnn Lewis, John Amos, from the tilt shows My Three Sons Barry Livingston "Ernie Douglas' and Stanley Livingston "Chip Douglas". Frank Garshin "The Rlddler" from Batman. Lauren Chapin "Kitten" from Father Knows Best und noted authors from Mary Beth s Beanie World. Tu ff Stuff Beans M aga­ zine. Sports Collectors Digest. G F C offers wildlife magazine OCALA _ From fly Ashing for panflsh to colorful songbirds to trophy bucks - Florida W ildlife m agazine has a little som ething for all nature lovers. Tills official publication of the Florida Game and Fresh W ater Fish Comm ission (GFC|. let's you experience the slate's unique flora and fauna from the c o m ­ fort o f your easy chair! Florida W ildlife m agazine makes a great Christm as gift for everyone on your list. It's an award-winning, bi-m onthly pu blication Jam packed with vibrant and stimulating photographs, original artwork and colorful stories on Florida’s hunting. Ashing, wildlife watching and conservation-related topics. In addition, each year the Florida Buck Registry Is printed In the January-Fcbruary Issue o f the magazine, listing the biggest whltetull bucks taken In the state during the previous hunting season. It also lists who look them and where they were taken. These and more articles give readers a wealth o f Information about Florida's wildlife such as where to find an affordable place to hunt, how to hunt turkey, where to Ash for bass and how to h rlp protected species from disappearing. You'll even And som e recipes on how to cook your favorite fish and game. New this year Is "A W ildlife Friend" - a fe a ­ ture that recognizes those who have helped wildlife In one way or another. And, for every three one-year gift su bscrip­ tions |S 12) you purchase (a total o f $36 plus $2 shipping and handling), you will get a free signed and numbered Lurgemouth Bass art print by artist Duane Raver. This Is the 15" prinl In tire magazine’ s wildlife cover art se­ ries and is available for a limited time. To order Florida W ildlife magazine send check or money order payable to Florida W ildlife, Circulation Office. 620 S. Meridian Please see B riefs. Page 3B �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Ffonda •Wednesday December 16. 1996 •3 # Anglers, boaters need to know special species rules D o lp h in s _ Th e Atlantic bottlenosc dolphin (not to be confused with the dolphin fish) Is a com m on sight In Ihe state's coastal waters. Tills air-breathing mammal Is protected by the m arine m am m al act. Sadly, an Increasing num­ ber o f w ell-intentioned people lure these a n i­ mals to their boats for a closer look by offerin g the dolphins food. Healthy wild anim als don't need us to give them a free meal. T h e bottom line Is don't feed dolphins o r any other wild anim al. SANFORD _ Florida has Its share o f w ildlife listed as endangered, threatened, and sp ecia lly protected. Anglers, especially boaters. Just be aware o f the rules regarding these species. Their future Is tn our hands. M u i t w * _ Th e W est Indian m anatee Is on endangered marine mammal found In co a stal waters, estuaries, canals, and parts o f som e freshwater rivers o f Florida. Migratory tn nature und sensitive to the cold, m anatees move to* ward the wanner w aters In the southern part o f the state or to the warm freshwater springs during winter. A s coastal and river waters warm up In the spring, m anatees are likely to be found anywhere along the coast, in bays, or near the mouths o f the larger rivers. Boaters are the m anatee's worst enemy. Fast* moving boats can easily overtake a slow er manatee and hit the mamma) before It can move to safety or the boater con slow down to avoid the collision. Please obey posted speed limits on waterways where m anatees may be present. Typical lim its Include Idle and slow speed zones where m anatees congregate and 20-lo 30-mph speed lim its In channels and a r­ eas outside channels. It is Illegal to Intentionally kill, molest, a n ­ noy. or disturb a manatee. I f you ever see on Injured manatee o r som eone harassing one. call the Florida Marine P a tro l’s hot line at 1-800D1AL FMP. T o get m ore inform ation about the manatee, contact the Save the Manatee Club. 500 North Maitland Avenue. Maitland. Florida 327S1 or call (407) 539-0990. | M t n r t l a s _ Florida's waters are hom e to the threatened loggerhead and the endangered green sea turtle. Th e main threat to these a n i­ m als com es from the trash w e thoughtlessly toss in the water. Plastic bags and other plastic Items are the biggest concern. Turtles m istake them for food and the plastic lodges In the d i­ gestive tract, blocking the flow o f food and often killing the animal. A ll boaters should carry a trash bag and put everything, especially plastic Items. In the bag. Deposit It In a dum pster back on share. FISHING FORECAST Expect good bass action In Ihe river. Bass w ill be holding In am bush spots such as sand bars and slouith m ou ths. Big fish w ill be on the prowl, and large shiners are hard to beat this time o f year for wall-hangers. Bream and catfish can be found In deep bends, while specks are still Inactive. Snook, redflsh. flounder. Jack crevalle and tadyflsh are hitting at Sebastlnn In le t. Action Is fast due to schools o f m igrating finger mullet. U vc shrimp and finger mullet are top baits. A few trout are hitting on the grass flats fust In- P e l i c a n s _ One species that can use our help under certain circum stances Is the brown pelican. T h is bird likes to hang around fishing piers and bridges looking for an easy meal. But pelicans som etim es fly Into fishing lines and becom e entangled. If you accidentally hook a pelican, never cut you r line and let the bird fly away. It Is a death sentence for the bird. 3(dc thc-lnlclCaptain Ja ck at Port Canaveral reports fair offshore action with kin g mackerel and sc a t­ tered dolphin. Pay attention to the m arine fo re­ cast. for It may be a little rough this weekend. Flounder and sheepshead are biting Inside the Port, while trout and redflsh are rated as fair on the flats o f Ihe. Banana and Indian Rivers. SHUPE'S SCOOP S o o n e r o r later, It tnfll get cold. I keep a rain s u it In my boat In the winter, and It’s not f o r rain. W h en lo o m over warm cloth in g. Sheepshead. blueflsh. flounder, drum and redflsh top the agenda at Ponce In le t. Live or dead shrimp is the top bait. Trout and redflsh are rated os good In M osaulto La go on . a rain suit will block cold winds and trap In body heat. PrepsW restling _ Sem inole Oviedo at 5:30 p.m. h osts 0 Laka Braatley 1 . 1 0 . 1 Gnat* . Ukr Mary I IA. IlmllriJ. take llowrll I (WUreal A**t*t* . none Shut* in fful . Luke Hajy 23; Lake Ikwrfl IS Krrnrih Lake Mary 7-1-6: Ikwrll 4 0-1 Junior vuiilly _ 0 S 3 Recoton* Electronics u o m 7, B U M o PATRIOTS a. GREYHOUND#0 SILVER HAWKS 1, RAMS 1 0 1 Lake Ilranllry 3. Lyman 0. Lake llowrll .1. Lake Mary 2 IB . 0 • Goal* . Lake llrantlry 6 lllallbrrg 4, MrMillan. Gagnon) A**M * . Lake ilranllry 4 (MrMillan 3. Gagnon Corkrelil Shot* on goal _ Lyman 6: Lake ilranllry 09 Hrrurdn . Lyman 3-3-3: Lake IlranlHy 0 1-4 Junior vanity . O v tt te 4 3 W ilier B p rla f 0 1 .1 . 7 Goal* _ Ovtnfo 7 ICaalro 2. Walt* 2. Nnpptngrr 2. Bourque). Winter Spring* I (Adulter) A**t*t* _ CMrtfo 4 (Bourque 3. Caetral Shot* on goal . Ovtnfo IS: Wmirr Spring* S Rrrord* .O in k ) 9-1: Winter Spring* 9-9. Junior vanity _ tMrdo 2. Winter Spring* I FACTORY OUTLET STORE ABEAL OUTLET _____ Gnat Christmas Specials GunsContlaned from Pag* 2B other toplrs designed to make hunting a safe and enjoyable experience. Although the number o f fire­ arm and archery-related hunt­ ing accidents has continued to drop over Ihe past 10 years, there w ere still 18 such a c c i­ dents uround the state last year - two In the O FC's Central Keglon. O f the 18 accidents statewide, one w as fatal, and most o f the accidents could Briefs RlMPrfcg I f J— ssIPticsR— RitoilPrict 1W (MM Pries M r Ptsslv tptm Ostlel Price H f NifFnUife Ustai toStereoorTV WssscMpss W SaMPricE Yssr Pries n andRound thehouse MR Is!!! without wires!! *1 9 9 * *2 0 “ have been prevented If th ose Involved had taken the course and practiced safe hunting and gun handling techniques. T o find out about a course In you r area, call the OFC's O cala office at (352) 732-1225. PIbr \ C o im I airily CtURglnn Slock O f Top Q u ilt? \ i i i f Brand U rrtro n k n VrceiMoriea Mont For A i Ira n i 60 % Below Retail Price! St.. Tallahassee. FI.. 32399-1600. Salando Park to host tennis ALTAMONTE SPRING S _ Sonlando Park will host Ihe first Professional Futures T en ­ uis Tournament o f 1999 from January 4thrnugh-11. 1999 In Altam onte Springs. The hard court event will offer Central Florida Ihe opportunity to see tom orrow's A I T Tou r superstars In action. I’rtze money for the tournament Is $15,000. The tournament will kick off on Decem ber 28th with a Wild Card event open to all local tennis players w ho will have the opportunity to win a wild card Into the main draw o f the tournament. Qualifying rounds for the event will begin on Saturday, January 2. 1999. Th e public Is Invited to watch and support these players as they battle for the opportunity to Improve Ihelr A TP ranking. Hast housing fam ilies are needed for Ihe players during the lim e frame o f December 28-Januaiy I I . If you are able to host u player or players, please call 1561) 218-1426 for more Information. The tournament stuff Is ulso looking for volunteers, ballklds and sponsors for the two week world class event. eVTSB / Tues. - Friday 10:00 •7:00 Sat. 9:00 - 5:00 The Leukemia Society o f America w ill benefit by receiving all proceeds from the tournament and special events associated with the event. Sanlando Park is located at 401 W. Highland St. In Altam onte Springs. Adm ission Is free for the event. For m ore Information, please call (561) 218-1426. Contlnnad from Pago 3B / 1090 Kmma Oak* Trail Lake Mary. FL / LMIIMmKK) MCOTii'i o»hcn S OMtMWOOOKVO 1 '■ J QAtlMWAYBLVO irons 01-!! t pactoay Qfontr ■ (407) 804-1787 IMMOMITWM t»-r u Daytona offers ticket package DAYTONA BEACH . Race fans at Daytona International Speedway for the first weekend o f the 1999 NASCAR season can witness It ull for 55 - dollars that Is. T h e World Center o f Racing* Is offerin g a special collectible ticket for the first w eek ­ end o f the NASCAR W inston Cup season. Included Is adm ission to Bud Pole Day qualifying for the Daytona 500 on Saturday. Feb. 6: and the Bud Shootout At Daytona and the FtrstPlus Financial 200 ARCA Bondo/Mar-Hydc race on Sunday. Feb. 7. The collectible ticket features seven-tim e NASCAR W inston Cup champion Dale Earn­ hardt. Earnhardt w on the Daytona 500 last season for the first time In his 10th attempt. For Information on the Earnhardt co lle c ti­ ble ticket or any other Daytona International Speedway events, call the Speedway ticket ofllce at (904) 253-7223. .p . TUF-TRUCKi = YOUR TRUCK ACCESSORY CONNECTION = NO NEED TO SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE!! QIFTCERTIFICATES AVAILABLE • PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE INSTALLATION • DEALERS WELCOME Hoops Laka Hawaii Mount Dora 23 13 30 10 _ 74 11 30 13 21 _ 68 Ihm-polnt fkk! gn.ll* . Like tfowrll 10 IKuhn 6. Kjjv 3. Tumnl. Mount Dura 2 (Waul 2) Tram fuuj* _ Like Howell 16. Mount Dora II Foulrtl out _ tiike llowrll. Parson* Ter hnk.ii* . nonr I(nor (I* _ U k r llowrll 7-1: Mount Dora 3-3. 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Murtlnri) Team foul* _ U kr Howell 16. U kr Mury 16. Fuulrd out . U kr Howell. S M.ulinrj I n bilk uts _ none Uecord* _ Ukr Mury 10-3. Junior wrIlly „ Luke Mury 92. Luke Howell 10 VENT VISORS JR m an 32 ._____________________________________ _ G IR L S R A M S 6 0 , S IL V E R H A W K S 19 Conpany III HITCH H ID D E N . H IT C H — 1 Kellie presents to open. It us so w on­ derful to talk to a kid like this. A girl who has the world by a string and still keeps plugging away at her goals, w ho keeps thinking o f others and who never loses that ability to take a minute to be thankful for what life has given her rather than dwell on what It hasn't. Continued from Pags IB can learn from. W e don’t need to live In the past and kick ourselves around for what we don't have. All o f us have so much to be thankful for and at this time o f year, when m any arc suffering and children won't even have *549 • Custom Fit • Smoke Color • 4 Door Slightly Higher « Trucks Only_______________ M S t a M . 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Deceased NOTICE OS ADMINISTRATION The administration ol Ihe Ettate of BLANCHE H VanBLARCCM deceased. Sile Number BB BS4-CP. it pending m the Circuit Ceurt lor j*iAr««rocwiso«4 Seminole County, Slotida. test ocoot w m it i Probate Divnon. tho adore** IB7GRI4M6HOJS1SXS of which i* Pott Ofl.ce Bo* *C', 1*69 cono BLACK Sanford. Slonda 12772 The 1FABP64T2JH22I128 name* and addresses ol Ihe IM S ISU2U WHITE Personal Representative end JASAR07A6GO909*29 the Personal Representative s IS M OLOS O B IT attorney ere set forth below IG lA M B V lt M T d M J ALL INTERESTED PERSONS IS TJ SHASTA WHITE P2170* ARC NOTISIEO THAT A I peraone on whom lh<* 1SS7 TOYOTA GREEN Notice •• aorved who havo 4TANL42N7V21t41lt obiocliona that challenge the TuMith December IS. l I t l validity ot Ihe W.n, the Qualifi­ PEH-IQS cation* ot Iho Personal N O T lC I O F ACTION Representative, venue, or |urttOS CO N STR U C TIVE S S R V IC I diction ol this Court are IN TNB C IR C U IT COURT requuad lo Mo their ob|*ct>on* OS THE I I O H T I IN T H with m u Court WITHIN THE JU DIC IAL CIRCUIT LATER OS THREE MONTHS IN AND SON ASTER THE OATE OS THE S I M I N O L I COUNTY. SlRST PUBLICATION OS THIS SLORIOA NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS CASS NO.I BS- 4B01 - 0 N- 02 -P ASTER THE OATE OS SERVICE IN RE THE MARRIAOE OS OS A COPY OS THIS NOTICE CHESTER HOWARO KEPNIR. ON THEM Huebend-Petitioner. AM creditors ot mo decedent and other persons having TINA MARIS KESNER. claims or demands agamti WHe/Respondent decedent • eetete on whom a TO TINA MARIE KERNER copy ot this Notice te served Reeidettce Unknown within three months aher the NO TIC I BY RUBLICATIOM dal* ol tho fuel publication ol YOU ARE HEREBY NOTISIEO Hue notice mull Me then claim* that e Petition lor Oxtohition ot with thi* Courl WITHIN THE Matt.age hea been hied and LATER OS THREE MONTHS commenced m tftte Court and ASTER THE DATE OS THE you are requited to terse a s ir s t p u b l ic a t io n o s t h is cop* ol your written delen*ee. NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AYS it an*, to it on STESANiE B SIL ASTER THE OATE OS SERVICE SEN. ESQU'RE. altotne* lor OS A COPY OS THIS NOTICE Petitioner. CHESTER HOWARO KERNER. whole eddret* i* ON THEM Aji other creditors ol tho dece­ 2101 W rit Commercial Blvd . Suite MOO. Sort Lauderdale. dent and persons hav-ng claim* or demand* again*! the dece­ Florida 31101 and Me the ongi dent* aalat* mual Me their nei with the clerk ol the above claim* with thi* Court WITHIN ityled court on or helore THREE MONTHS ASTER THE DECEMBER 24. IBM . otherwiee OATE OS THE SIRST PUBLlCA a default win be entered agamti you lor the relief prayed lor m TlON OS THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. OCWANOS AND the complaint or petition OBJECTIONS NOT SO SUED Thi* notice than be pubkthed WILL BE FOREVER BARRED once each week lor foie con Tho dal* ol m# Mat publica­ •ecuthre weeks m the SEMI tion ol in s Notice is December HOLE HERALD WITNESS m* hand and the IB. 1*49 RICHARD S. teal ol said court at Sanlord. DOUCETTE. Sernuiole County. Slonda thi* Personal Representative IBth day ol NOVEMBER. IBM Attorney lor A TRUE CORY Peiaonal Representative Circuit Court Seat 0 CHARLES WOHLUST. ESQ MARYANNE MORSE Florida Bar * 121160 At Clerk. Circuit Court. 0.timer. Wohlusl A Sammole County. Slonda Wilkin*. PA. By Nancy R Winter 210 Lookout Place A* Deputy Clerk Post Ofl.c* Bos B41690 STESANIE B SILSEN. Maitland. Florida ESOUIRE 127M-I6BO 2101 Watt Commercial Bird (40T) 519 0009 Suite MOO Pub‘>ah December IB, 21, 1S9S Sort Lauderdale. Slonda 1110B 01 4-HO IBM) 711-1310 (407) 110-1177 Publish November 21. and December 2. B. I t . 1BSS DCW-1SB V 6 H IC L 6 AUCTION n#movll 0 > the below described vehicle* a n con dueled m compliance wilt* F S M l '• Notice mat Butch » towmp wiH ten tanl vehicle* at Public Auction lot ceeh on December 10th at 10 00 ant at 004 Per»immon A«e. Sarlord. Florida. Me reterte the light to withd’ aw an* vehicle* told front thi* auction All vehicle* •old AS IS No title guaranteed Butch* Towmg reaerve* the r ght lo bid on an* vehicle Vehicle* nta* be vewed one hoot ptiot to tale CR EW nco IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OS T H I IBTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION CASE NO: B7 27BT C A14I MELLON MORTQAGE COMPANY p l a in t if f vs LEO KNIGHT. JR . IF LIVING. ANO IF 0EAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES.QRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNOER OR AGAINST LEO KNIGHT. JR . CAROL J KNIGHT. IS LIVING. ANO IS DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVlSEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREOITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST CAROL J KNIGHT. NORTH COVE HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION 0EFEN0ANT|S| RE -NOTICE OS SORICLOSURB BA LI NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo an Order Granting Iho Motion to Ratal Foreclosure Sale dated December 2. IB M , entered m Civil Case No B7 2767 C AM I ol the Circuit Court ot the IBTH Judicial Circuit m and lot SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford, Florida. I will sail lo tho tugheit end boat bidder lor cash AT T H I WEST FRONT DOOR el the SEMINOLE County Courthouse m Senlo'd. Florida, at It 00 o clock e m. on tho 1th dey of JANUARY IBBB tho loUowmg described property as set forth in seid Summary Sinai Judgment, lo-wtt. LOT 12. NORTH COVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 21 PAGE1 1 ANO 4 PUBLIC RCCOROS OS SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. SLORIOA Dated thit 2nd day ol December. IBBB ICIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Clerk ol Iho Circuit Court By Jan* ( Jatowic Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with drtabii■tiet need mg * special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMNI3TRATION. el the SEMINOLE County Couithout* 1-100-911-1771 (TDD) or I-S00-B3S-B770. via Slor-de Relay Service DAVIO J. STERN. PA. 101 S UNIVERSITY ORIVE SUITE 100 PLANTATION. SL 11124 |B14| 211-1000 97-20241) SMIME L Publish December 9, IS. 1BBS OCX-71 At one time Mark Twain was an editor or a small Missouri paper. One day he received a letter from a subscriber saying that he’d found a spicier in his paper. The reader want­ ed to know if lids was a good or had luck omen. Replied Mark Twain: 'Finding a spider in your paper is neither good luck nor had. 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. Our advertising representatives are eagerly ready to assist you. Seminole Herald Legal Notices I Legal Notices IN THB CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OS T H I 1STH OF PUBLIC AUCTIO N JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. Pursuant lo ch T H I S ! (6) IN ANO SOR 61 09 F S auto lien 6 recovery SEMINOLE COUNTY, •'sower ol attorney will tell Ih* FLORIDA ktlod autos lo highest bidder GENERAL JURISDICTION Sublect lo any lien*, net pro­ DIVISION ceeds deposited w/clerk ol CASE NO: BE 1141 C AI4R court per 711181. owner/benCAPS! I AO. INC holders right lo a hearing per PLAINTIFF 713 181 (6) 1109 F S . lo post VS bond per 114 17 F.S.; owner VERNON MILL IQAN A/IUA may redeem vehicle lor cash VERNON A MILLIGAN. JR . sum ol lion; all auction* held IS LIVING. ANO IS 0EA0. wrreserv*. inspect Iwk prior • THE UNKNOWN kenot facility, cash or casMor SPOUSE. HEIRS. chock. 7 1 % buyer premium; OEVlSEES. GRANTEES. anyone mtaresieq pn (305) 197a s s ig n e e s , l ie n o r s . 9970 tale dal* Ot-M -BB • CREOITORS. TRUSTEES 10 00 am • 1012 NW 76 AVE ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES Miami 11166 AB 116 Joel CLAIMING AN INTEREST Langbeum Au 111. BY. THROUGH. UNOER •SEM1166 lien ami 12716 11 OR AGAINST VERNON 1BB4 CHEVROLET CV Mil l ig a n a /k/a v e r n c n a . cne 2CNBE1IUOR6BIM64 MILLIGAN. JR . SU2AN A reg Yong KIH or SAE CHO ol MILLIGAN A/K/A 140 OLYMPIC VILLAGE 611, VERNON A MILLIGAN. JR | ALTAMONTE SPRINO THE CHASE MANHATTAN CUS SAE CHO ol 1215 WHIS­ BANK S/K/A CHEMICAL PER LAKE LANE. WINTER PARK BANK. WILLIAM A I h: GMAC ol PO BOX 141166. WATSON. JR . JOHN DOE | ORLANDO ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN honor COLO AIR 6 ACCES­ TENANTS IN POSSESSION SORIES INC. 1710 SEMORAN DEFENDANT)*! Bl v d . w in t e r p a r k PI NOTICE I phono 407 677-7700 OS FORECIOSURB S A H Pubish December 16. 1996 NOTICE is HEREBY O'VIN D<X-11t pursuant to sn 0*dv Q<anting Ihe Motion lo Rate! IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT Sorsclosurt Sal* dated OF TN6 IIO H TB R N TH December 2. 1*91. enleied In JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. Civil Cate No 91 1641 CAM P IN AND FOR ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the MTH S IM IN O L I COUNTY. Judicial Cecinl m and lo* SEMI. FLORIOA NOlC County. SANSORO, CASB NOl B6-166O-OR 0B-H Slonda. I wiK t*N le th* higheat IN RE: THE AOOPTION OF and beat btddei lot cash AT T H I W IST 7RONT OOOR 0> We A MINOR CHILD NOTICB SEMINOLE County C ourthou** m Senfoid, Slofida. at 11:00 To. Slav*. e clock a m. on th* day of JAN­ Lett Nam* Unknown UARY S. IBBB. the loltowW* Th* Natural Father. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Ih* deaenbed property a* aet forth Petitioner, RICHARO DONALD n a* id Summary Final SKOREPA. he* Med a Pennon Judgment, to wit LOT 11. BLOCK A. CRYSTAL •or th* Adoption ol A MINOR BOWL. SECOND AOOIfiON. CHILO m Ih* above styled ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Court and you are commanded THEREOF AS RICOROED IN lo serve a copy ol your written PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE 77. PUB­ defense*, if any. upon B R IN OAN F LINNANE. Petitioner e LIC RECORDS OS SEMINOLE attorney, who** eddies* •* COUNTY FLORIDA 1701 Mantel Avenue. Orlando. Deled thi* 2nd dev of F I. 12*0*. on or boior*. JANU­ Oectmbir. 1496 ARY 11,1999. And Ida Ih* orig­ MARYANNE MORSE inal with tho Clerk ol Ihe Court, Cleik ol the Circuit Court eilhor bofor* eervic* lo By Jan* E Jesawic Petitioner * attorney or immedi­ Deputy Cleik ately ihoraallor. otherwise, a IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE default may b* onlorod agamst AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ you lot Iho ratlet demanded m TIES ACT. p«<tent with rt •abil­ the Pennon ities needing a specie) accom­ WITNESS my hand and eeal ol modation should contact Iho Court *1 Sanlord. Florida on COURT ADMINISTRATION, el Hue Bth day ol OECEMBER. the SEMINOLE County 1996 Courthouse at 407-121-4110. I* t»EAL) #00 *11-1771 (TOO) OF 1 600MARYANNE MORSE 911-6770 vie Florida Raley CLERK OF THE COUNT Service Nancy R Winter DAVID J STERN. PA DEPUTY CLERK SOI S UNIVERSITY ORIVE Publish Decamber 16. 21. 30. SUITE 100 and January 6, IBBB PLANTATION. SL 11124 O C X -Ill (914) 211 6000 96 2417})SM|CAP IN TNB C IR C U IT COURT Pubiiah December B. 16. 1996 OF TH6 IIGMT66NTM OCX-76 ___________________ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF IN THB CIRCUIT FLORIOA OP THE IIO N TE IN T H IN AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. B8MINOL6 COUNTY IN AND FON CIVIL ACTION SEMINOLE COUNTY. C A M NO. 6 T -6 M -C A - 14-R FLORIDA UNITED STATER OF Cate Number: AMERICA, acting through 96-167} OR 01 P tho United States IN THE MATTER OF Department ol THE AOOPTION OF Agriculture. BXH Rural Oovelopmoni, t/k/a Farmer* Home NOTICE Admmittration. OF ACTION OF ADOPTION TO: The Birth Father el the PI amt ilt. intent to be Adopted CLAUDE J. UNGARO, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIfiEO that on action tor Iho Portion a tingle man: THORP CONSUMER lor Adoption of your mmor child DISCOUNT COMPANY. born on Septambor 16. I) A diseolved Pennsylven.* wa* Med in ihi* court ol corporation, author lied Oclobor 6. MBS You era required lo torva a copy of lo do buemose In Ih* your written defense* to if. If Slat* ot Florida; any. on the Petit.oners SIM INOLI COUNTY, Attorn**, who** name end FLORIDA, a politic*1 . addrett ■* subdivision of th* Beth-Ann Schubnan. (squire Slat* of Florida; bogie t Schubnan, P A HOUSEHOLD 706 Turnbull Ava *201 FINANCE CORPORATION, successor lo Altamonte Spring*. Florida 32701 AETNA FINANCE COMPANY. d/D/a ITT on or bofor* JANUARY IS. FINANCIAL SERVICES; IBBB and IK* Ihe original with th* Clark of due court boior* and FORO MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY, serve# on Petri toner or immedi­ a Delaware corporation, ately thereafter Otherwise, a authorised to do lodgement may be entered agarntl you lor th* reirol business m Ih* demanded m th* petition, and Slate ol Honde, Delendants Ihe Adoption will be granted AMENDED HOTIC6 WITNESS my hand and tael ol OF SAL6 Iht* court on OECEMBER 9. IBBB n o t ic e is HEREBY GIVEN MARYANN! MORSE lhal pursuant to a Summary Clerk ol Iho Court Final Judgment ol Foreclosure By- Nancy R Winter onlorod on January 21. 1BB6. Deputy Clerk and IMS Court a Order Sotting Publish: Oocsmbor 16. 21. 11. Forocioeur* Sal* onlorod and January 6. IBBB Oecember 2, 1611. by Ih* OCX-121 above entitled Court in Ih* above styled cause. Ih* underIN TNB CIRCUIT COURT s-gned Clerk ol Court or any ol FON BSMINOLB COUNTY, hr* duly author u sd deputies, FLORIOA will sell the property situated m PROBATE DIVISION Seminole County, Florida. FM* N*. BS-70B-CV dcK n b td as. IN RE ESTATE OF From tho NW corner ot Lot 13. ANNA LAURENEO. ALLENDALE, according lo th* Deceased. plal thereof •* recorded In Plal NOTICE Book I . peg* 7 of tho public OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol in* rocorde of Seminole County. Florida, run East 10 ft. (long otlat* ol ANNA LAUREN/O. ■he North Imo of Lol 11 lor a DECEASED. File No B6-706-CP. Poml ol Beginning, rhenc* run is pending in tho Circuit Court South 12146 It lo Ih* North lor Seminole County. Florida. Right ol Way of Lake Harney Probate Oiviaion. the addreat Avenue, thence East along said ol which Is: P O Bos Drawsr C. Right ol Way 71 00 II., Ihonca Sanlord. Florida 12772-0659. North 118.27 ft.. Ihonc* Woal Th# name* and addraasaa of 7100 ft. IO lb* Faint ol Iho personal rtproaantaiiv* and Baginning, being * pert ol Ih* of Iti# personal ropraaeniaii.a'i abandoned SAL Red Road and attorn#* are set lorth below Block 'E*. ol public outcry to Any mtortstod person upon th* lughesl and best bidder lor whom true nolle* i* served who cash on January 1. IBBB. el inlands lo challenge th* quai.nIt 00 A M . el Ih* Iron! step* ol caliont ol in* personal rapr#th* Sommolo County •enlati*#. vanue. or tunidiction of Ih* court, and all person* Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida. Subiecl to oil ad valorem leas* having claim* against the estate who are served a cop* of and assessments lor tho real property described above. ■hit notice, ere required lo Me N ACCORDANCE WITH THE with Ihia court auch obiection AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ or claim withm tho later ol this* TIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DIS­ month* altar tho data ol in* Mat publication ol Ihia notice ABILITIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ or 10 days aflsr Ihe dale ol setIPATE IN THIS PR O C IIO IN G vie* ol a copy ol Ihia notice on SHOULD CONTACT COURT that penon ADMINISTRATION AT 101 Person* having claims against NORTH PARK AVENUE. SAN in* estate who are not snown to FORO. FLORIOA 12771 TELE­ Ih* personal rapraaamativa and PHONE <407) 121-4110. EXT whose names and addraasaa •ro not reasonably a*carta.n4227. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN aRt* must file all claim* again*! (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROth* otlat* wilhm three months CEEOINO IF HEARINO •Hot Ihe dale ol th* f.rtl publi­ IMPAIRED. (TD 0 ) 1(00-911 cation ol Ihia nolle* 6771. OR VOICE |V) 1-800-911ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC­ 8770. VIA FLORIOA RELAY TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SERVICE FOREVER BE BARRED 0ATED ON Oecember 1. 1996 Th# dal* ol Ih# lust publica­ MARYANNE MOR1C tion ol Ihia notice is: Oecember Clerk ol Circuit Court 16. 1996 Post Office Drawer C Sanlord. FL 12772 0619 Jean SolUcoo Personal Representative By; Jan* E. Jasewic 7246 Palm V.tls Oriva Deputy Clerk Frederick J Murphy. Apopka. SL 32712 John Palumbo J r , E squire Attorney lor Boswell A Ounlap LLP Poraonal Rep Post Office Drawer 10 Florida Bar No 190826 Bartow. FL 11611 499 N SR 414. Suita 2149 Attorney* lor PMinlitfs Aitamonta Springs, SL 12714 Telephone (941) 111-7117 (407) 774 4411 Fee |B4I) 111-74)2 Publish: Osctmbar I t , 2], |Byy Publish: December 9. 16. 1996 DEX-117 OCX-74 Sem inole Herald _ _ _ 1|, |V c J k C 1 1 :y 1 ^ 322-2611 T rt * w from Orfondo B31-BM3 YbM can lax your ad to 407-323-940S 900 N. Franc* Av*. P.O. Bo* 1867 Sanford, PL 39771 Sanford, FL 3J779 i lo m tv * you Monday through Friday, • am •S pm DfADUNES: i Id Monday at noon •dMon, tho dM dWna M Friday at noon f H gfsc9y accapt MaatarcBrd. \Ab*. DMcovif and Anwrtcan Express WB tho wd taka cash or • paraonaJ chack. M w it M n who wWt to ba M ad can make arrangemants at ffw Bma toe* *d * placad Ptoaaa kaap In mind ta t oda In Via Prsonats (d*si 21). Business Opportune#* (d a n . 55) A Oarage Satee (217) requirt payment In advance If you naad to cfianga your ad wNto Rla running, ptoaaa gtve ua a cal and we w « make toe change tor fie ned avafaMa addon Ptoaaa chedi your ad on tie Eat dey ol puMicaSon If you End an error. pltaM caf ua mam < Maly and •• wd correct toe error tor toe next put* caftan We are fe^onMta tor toe Erat toaadton orfy wxl orty tor toe coel of toat first inter g Q p CLASSIFICATIONS Dm on anung a oaad adverMemenc Wa wart lo make sure you at* pleased with the results bom your Senwvae Herald cuiuhrd ad To make sure your ad worts w* suggest you Im p ci trend the Mowing •include 64 m w y features of toe r*m you era setting at you can tore of D w w i w i toe mora you M6. to* tester you «e6 •Include a price By kiting 4 price, yuu w-2 eimrate unwanted can* bom pr-it* who »mn 1 senoua about Buying your merchant*** • When you Ml your phone number **! toe t*n* of dey tost • best to teach you You donl went people eating you when you am M wort or aNepmg (>|<t * *\ M l AH ? » l •Ai . 1 linifs S d.iys S U) * 15— H ealth It Beauty 1FUNQUB TOENAILS A new cream 19 available bvsl actuaXy kA* toe fungus met m tacts loaners For further mfor­ mation end order ng Cat 607-324-6302 19— C O M r U T lA / T V f .1 'fMi .i H'f M M u l K 1 l»nt»s S rl.iys S 1H ---------------V .D J - 21— Personals ALONE? Servers Deling Bureau' RESPECTED secs 1977’ Age* l5 £ M J »B l^ Z Ii2 < b rD _________ W e * ns welco m e 7 day* Prrvete rme F e m e * Suit Lf*C SMM000776S 407-339-1300 Ta* To Uv* PtycMctll Love Money. Know your Fu­ ture. Te* Live One On One Now* 1 900 42D 3012*7557 $3 99/ mm Musi be 16, ProceF 602 954 7420 The 1-9D0 OetoUnelT Listen to single guys 6 gals looking to meet someone tike you 1 900-370-4555*7647 $2 99mm Mu*: be 16, Procal 619-645 6434 23— Lost & Found USED SPAS Buy sett bade consign Free pek up 4 rtsoosal 322__________ 9811__________ Would person who found my weitef please can me again Signed George Scon 55— Business O pportunities Semino!* County 4COP kquor keens* available January 99 SXOf^rthJetm^^OT^l^^MO^^ 70— Education & T r ain in g ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA/TA Apprv Job Assisi Wkend cUssas National Truck School 1-600-466-7364 71— 71— H aTCTns RuTfi'TfiAiNffS LEARN NEW TRADE Greet Opportevly with 4 Large Local Co Competibve Wages Greet Benefits Musi Hev* V6kd O L end PoaiBve Aitlud* Assembly Worker*: Large greenhouse reeds seif mother ed assembly workers Plant Puller Preppmg end Finishing 4 Design Wd Tram Varied hours Apery m person 6770 W Stale Rd 44 Sanlord CASHIERS W* Iran lor T06 collectors 24 openings lor Kerb** people F T4 P 7 T Pd Training vecebon realm dental, kte msurance Ca* 407616-3441 Winter Garden CLERICAL OFFICE CLAIMS PROCES­ SOR F7T Position Musi have Com­ puter end Windows 95 aspen•nee Good Benefits end Saury Ce6 330-17B4 or 600 745-1595 •si 694 CNAS' For 7-3. 3-11 Musi be state tie d Longwood Retirement VAage CaX 767 0500 *«t 22 CLERICAL PERSON needed Some typing espenenc* plus good phone skAs 17.hr F/T CaX Insurance Rise Services 302 9004 Apprentice Earn 1)300 • bo­ nuses to *Urt No erpenenc* necessary, paid top*, rapid 6 > vancemenl 328-7255 A*sampler*, metal saw opera­ tor. mamlenanc* Water Bonnet. 35C Anchor Rd. Casselberry. FL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS InboundouSnmd c*4 centers Hourly pay Plus l i t Commi* von Ca* Sandy or Patty O 407 64 7 6010 04 las resume 407 647 8128 A i Temps EOC No fee OI9HWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS ••Crackar B a rre l3241020 200 Hickman Dr II 4 and Hwy 461 DRIVERS Dovers CDt for local Oekvenes Compebtrve pay CaX Patty 41407 64 7 6010 A-1 Tempt. EOE No Fee DUMP TRUCK ORIVE R- Erpen •need w equip 4 vie work s plus Vacation 4 Pension (407) 122-4113 EARN EXTRA INCOME 1200 1500 weesiy ma ung gilt certificate* For more inform# hon send 4 seif addressed stamped envelope to Jusl For Krts P O Bos 0610 Mian* FL 33166 ORIVER NEEDED CUSS A. COL Stay m FL only 5 days on 7 2days off 3 yrs mm OTR e,p Good driving record 323-7176 MICROGRAPHICS 'e'p wanted for production position Musi have esceflenl references E« penance m Micrograpnics a plus bul wXI tram the right per son Salary based on references end eipenence 323 4942 or tea resume to 322 5432 JOBS. JOBS. JOBS Right Hind Man m longwood Work today, gel pad today' Ask about our tree pek up and dekvery van service Cal RMM O 2606106 Concrete Laborer Full Time 0) Part Time. SUrt immediately 407 321 9530 C E L E B R IT Y CIPH ER by Lult Campos CfoBfoUyCV*** cryptogram* «r« createdHornguoUtajn* by famoua ttm c rinlayaHum O«M $ « pm4M pvMt arx| pr«Mrt i m * Mti«H B U Y D E S T K P Z Z P D A G Wa n iiii Permanent p o s t.ms evwLsMe 3 PEOPLE NEEDED •re. House Men 4 AM Ofth Washer: FT Apply Lake Mary Courtyard 135 International Partway Lake Mary 444-1000 A/C 4 Refrigeration Tech. Mm 5 eapenenc* Benefits 4 Drug « 323-2990 u p Delivery Orlver: Pad Tew 1 30pm 5 30pm, Monday thru Friday 16 hr Good driving record 4 must Knowledge ol Sanlord area a plus Apply m writing to 209 E Commercial St Sanlord FL 32771 Ca* Sendy or Patty (407)6476010 A-1 Temp*. Inc EOC / No Fee H elp W a n t e d m Sanlord lor a well known buktor to help out m to* cat* net dept E ip a plus but not necessary Thi* 19 th* perfect opportuvty tor someone mck.nj to Warn a new ska Fail paced work tnvironmenl with toll of OT Mon Fn and Sal if needed CM GPC Suiting 260 5086 6 lines 22 d.iys $65 71— H i i f W a n t e d Day SMI. OT Available Complete with printer $150 or best orter 123 7296 MON I Ml V SPECI AI ; S A V T D H H U U I D Z V O S P Y I I U O U I . ' D O U A U V OH — S C S Y I K P Z Z P D A Z U M P I RD C D R W L P Z Z P S K C E V Y D E X W I PR E V IO U S SO LU TIO N 'T h is It beyond pndo or shame Honduras has b een m otlally wounded P le a s e h elp '* — President Carlos Flores, on hurricane Mitch HI IBSakyNIA Inc I* �M r r Seminole Herald. Santord. Flonda •Wednesday. December 18. 1998 •M GETS JOB DONE! Buy • Sell • Trntle • Rent • Hire K IT *N’ C A R L Y L E » hi Larry Wri*ht 71— H elp W 71— H asted elp W 71 — H anted elp W 116 — O an ted if ic e R ELECTfliCUNSr n d A comm TOP PAY, BENE­ FITS OfWP Apery Santord Electric 2372 S Park Drive 33MSS2 ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need ed NOVT Covenant Transport Has immediate openings tor driver trainees No etpenence needed Earn 45* to 355K ptus benefits CDL trammg avaifabte 800435 3593 Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5288 Now hiring aU positions Too tuy pay. paid vacations after ter 1 year MerScal Penehti d 8 Drug Free Work place 4850I W SR 48 West Santord 187-330-7773 8 3770 Orlando Dr 17-82-Sartord. 807-331-8308 DCNNTS RESTAURANT. TOP PAY home oAc* cleaners Auto and phone requred Ei ceitontpey 407*451414 Eipd For tip cabinet makers 8 lartvnators D Lc req Drug Free Work Place Apply n person to I C U . I48t Kaslner Place. Port of Santord A tai resume to 107 321 0454 ’ iper'ienced Presch ool Teacti- #r:Working ».m J Cal 407-322 •322 8547 Hair Oresear • Be Your Overt Betel Needed tor local estao iisbed retirement community Cal BoP lor data's 323 7308 ORDER ENTRY CLERK FTPT. data entry, shppmg A re­ ceiving invoicing eip helphit fam*y owned co. benefits met 401A vacation, etc Cal 338-1413 8110 h m n o f p b s ik n o p a c k e r lor maree canvas operator Cal 327-1125 HOUSE WIVES 31500 53000mn potential Na­ tional Co. Rapid Expansion work born noma 407 595-3733 labor ready NURSES A O Fui 8 Part 8m First aid A CPR req Apply At Ouardon home. 431 E Aeport Bhrd Sant 323-2543 Come wtd tee why WVACARE ■ a gnat place to worn As a leadng manufacturer of home health cart products, we seek tughfy motivated production as­ sociates (machine operators, asaempters) Requremenfs Apaty to stand tor 8 hra. aP*ty to Ml 35 toe. and apaty to work SHELTER ASST Laborers for local opanlngs: Eip catanot mstaBervlabncai "Erp wr mstabng Oenera tors. AC 8 PtorTtong ado cus­ tom buses* Carpenters * Metal Stud Framers * ScaAottng •Campers *Dry Wat Erectors 1 Mangers Must Have Own Tools workers ml cars earn eitra 33 Apply Today! 33 S SemoranBtvd. Ortando (407) 281-4111 1552 S French Avo . Sartorgj407) 333*343 Manienance lor retirement com­ munity Futt time or Part time Eiperenced n al apartment re­ pairs and must nare own tor's 300 W Airport BNd Cal BoP 0 323 7308 LABORERS NEEDED Light Wareheuae/Ortver work: Oood diving record Drug letkng required Apply n per­ son 138 Commerce way. San- FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HfaiTM MSUMANC4 4NO 4818 Flam Drue tree wvkprac* y a l (M teaerOrtve LABOR READY MOTHERS * OTHERS 3500 32300 pit Ful Training For Free Booklet Cal 1 800 730 9675 - CorvttM SbtAtv.L Ftd Bane- tiia tmmedete Opening tor full time Customer Service Profet tonal able to work m fast pace enveonment Must be computer iterate with sod seas <n gen­ eral office Procedures Musi be ape to work w/ vanery ot cus­ tomers A employees A have cktan DMV Ouaalwd acpkcants MV Ouafcfmd ape send resumes to LABOR READY 1332 S French Ave Santord 32771 Fa« (407) 321 3797 or Celt (407) 323 4343 EOE-No Fee Lu m iO D R iv E TRACTOR TRAILERS M E U H D C fY fK D f LABOR READY - Security Ouard tor Santord Co 10-121* sNtt. rotaong weekends 407-330-9348 SfCURTTY OFFICER JOS Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Ateoe. 834-7444 TELEMARKETtRS Fui or part tone Tcp salary, bonus A com­ mission Smoking office Longwood location Ca4 Dan Fauhner 787-8170 Tree Service needs erperwnced eqsrpn-ent operators CDL driv­ er claw truck operator said steer operator, mechanic, and |0D foreman Cai 3233481 VENOBfa Lary persona dream Few nous • Good 3 Pnc# to tea Free Brochre 800-8284712 I Frenen A ve. PO Bee 744 Santera, n. a m a r u •15 Day COL Training •Day I Wstkintf Clams •Financial Assistanca •Carriars Hiring On tila (407)302-1838 NOW MtRtNQ Banquet serv­ ers carpenters dry wail and scath'd erectors with tor's .Truck Driver WAREHOUSE HELP *Ful time position *E ip preferred ‘Ful company Denotes Mon Fn 7 30-4 30 4ppiy Knco 237 Power a Santord 323 7500 a institute 8 0 0 *5 5 4 *7 3 6 4 71— H u r W 99— A partments U nfurnished anted ^WICBWTJICPIRr tbbr V I fperfef -W O M on tti TRAINEE kAg tor M 9 /S Stoat MAnuf C o «i N W O rt Oood BtflOM* CVT/WP 2981592 HUO OKAY 407-3388833 SANFORO- 2/1 dupfei Central An Heat, w d hook up. $450/ nv) V300dep. CaP 3283288. WB400W M R V fC C T1 CH •Fu* ton* pototon 'E m ) preferred •Fui company benefits 100— C Mon- Fn 7 30-4 30 apply Ktoco 237 Power Cl Sanford lord 323-7500 323-7 289 2BA Condo overt"!* poof ga'el community $850-mo 330 4877 93— R ooms For R ent f FFICMMCY Wad tern - convener* location 3214900 WekteruFABS MKVTIQ Must be aoto to read fefce prims Mig Co Good benefits DFWP 298 <392 1500 DOWN ..WHY RE NT ? 7<*en you can own M 3 bdm rvm ew 'C H A new pant 8 cat pet 7 Aw about HUO home*' The HUttman Group. Inc. 1*8333 home non smoaer 9308218 lent 71781 Fern u n n NS. no pet* phone S29Vmo tod uto 314-3714 DELT6W7T lm (*n carport 1 toed yd 3330Tmo. I h n i m i »t-4r*4 Pvt Bam. cable. uM meld kitch pnva. N O 575/w*. 3150 deposit Cai 322 8883 SANFORO C-2. Saw or lease Owner financing 800 aq ft 2807 Hiawatha Bua-neat or home 7883I28tpgr 828335$ Room For Rant: Ftrni* 332V mo A i utoitiei and cable tod M pmnlegai 323 3399 SANFORO 3 bedroom home central H A eppkancea $500/ 3400dap 323-3288 r n s ii r ^ o « M '5 « 3 t o o 7 Santord: A vai I 2/1V 98 2/1 w ettc 3575/3575 Cute t /1 HOG One y f toete required 3400 3218757 321 2981 ftttN fTfittr 99—A partments U nfurnished RENTALS SA N FO R O 171 w d n .n q rm n eatae to pare SANFORO 1/1 ter garbage. 8 town m am tod Heat A a * 8340300 Sanford 1/1 w/OPf Garage d n n g room, to acreen porch •gkx 3S7M S M 1BR Oaraga Apt. qu<et area, neat aa a mn. no smoker*. no pet*. 34SOTmo Jerrvgan Properhe*. 3383255 MARINER S VILLAGE Want To Earn som e Extra Holiday Money? The Seminole Herald is looking for 2 phone pro's to work part time in our circu­ lation department. Hours are ideal for high school students or anyone who has some spare time and wants to earn extra cash for the holidays. IM E ADA ' aonw f4’ »MO 2 80044 *410WO ANOU» JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2495 323-8670 O ff W I ffC IO HOU8I S TO RENT rniflf 1 M OwmN (407) 1 90044814U i l DELTONA 10 acres Ideal for mopee homeade. horses, canto, farrrvng or nursery* Zoned agri­ cultural 33 900/ACRE Sm down wowner knence 908-7871772 or 304-7878822 LAKEFROHT LOT - Betaee lake Loch Arbor private 90(300 365 000 LAKEFRONT LOT Store Is­ land Lake Monroe $98 000 VACANT LO T Loch Arbor 328 000. Ig pnv LAKE MART LOTS Wooded 325 000 BAY AVE Sanford tot near park. 312 000 331-5085 1 lr c h h o f f _ A ft OROARIt HOMES VI NTURf t PROPERTIES ■ s o a r h u e w ■ fia o n I W n m U M lw .'lH b | l ■■altolM attoe owaiikkwvi tales 181— A 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s 10* Compound Miser Sew 3 H P Craftsman kke new Used only 1 hr $100 00 Ca* 3306344 Chrtstme* Sphere Lighted Cnnstmas decorative ban Unique 325 00 3214540 WOLFF TANNBfO 6806 TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE Commercial Home units horn *199 00 low Monthly Payments Free Color Catalog Ca* TOOAY t 800-7110158 4c ppliances MATTRESS SALE • Fui sue used Pot springs 8 mattress 165 00 Larry s Mart 322 4132 81 Camara 21th edition great condition toss man S400d mras 15 000 Cal 322 3505 Refrigerator tor safe 16 6 cu It • host tree Mage Chet 1200 Can 324 2782 87 BUICK CENTURY 4 dreok] ar runs looks good 11995 349 5033 183— ‘T S 322-74M e l e v is io n 235— 4c te r e o /Ra d io T r l 'c k /B uses/Va S HOUM FOR RtNT 3 moms Ta'age apartmeci unturmahed Can 122 5318 TV-RCA 32Wood cabinet eaeeitent condi­ tion 1800 124 261' 199— P e is 4c Supplies LAKE MARY V 3 - I 3 lanced comer nv.e ne^hportiood Asa mg 192 000 SANFORO HISTORICAL area 4/ 1 fuepiace. dm rm. sueporch freshly tainted m/out fenced comer tot Asking 178 000 Bkhon Fnse. AKC It weeks male Happy iittie ban ol huff Loves sets Loves to nde m car Almost housebroken 1300 321 1814 Kittens lor sate $10 each Have mem spayed or neutered 8 get 325 rsbato 1485497 t X( ' i 219 — W a n ted to But UREWARO FOR OLD FISHING TACKLE, old lures tackle boi es reeis old duck dreoys hunt mg antiques, etc Pay up to $1 000 I pay more men anyone 8 wit pay $10 00 |ut! to see your 0k] tackle 941 859-1530 Fee MeAonvtUe: 42 f 445 Pi 3120K Dot J4Tngar1 Prop 323-3165 Sanford I f Remodeled New CHA new catknets. 8 carpets No down 1460 mo 331 3750 Guardian Commerce Center n s Fo r ale 1995 Ford Ft SO: Eapforer good tires on* owner, $1895 060. 407 1312370 alter 2PM I t OMC Van 350V 8 14 tn. Great work van runs good 3950 324 3714 97 OMC LUXURY VAN Duel A C - A* geodes' 33995 349 5033 238— V ehicles W anted cash I h . ’ .‘I i. \ J J ' i i J ORANOES HAMLIN 5500* BU RED ORAPEFRUIT $600/ BU 2055 PINE WAY. SANFORD CALL 323 8560 231— C ars For S ale Re a l E s t a t e , m c CJtCm Meriwether Farm* Naval Oranges red grapefruit 3481 Cetory Ave * ' Sanford OE REFRIGERATOR 20 6 Cu ft wrvte no frost tree/er over tig ee maker $400 320 7033 (i r 11 s le* 1 I /#»•! Jeilto to B O B S PEANUTS Regular, caiun. roasted, fresh jumpo shnmp smoked hsh /etky 2330 Celery Ave. Santord 324 8983 Furniture For S ale O M IO H N h C H A carpal, pact a many oth­ er pleavng Matures Price re­ du ced 10 348.730 O w n r g.«*s $700 moving allowance 221— G ood T hings Eat PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes $3 000 to 38 000 Setup Fnjnttoq QUIET* 322-2881 CONO. lr » Fam. I'M t Alum. Cana Copper/ires* to R ecycling: 111-0004 918 IB. Flrsl k r t S . S a t 9-1 Oood Deal: New auto Pavel pod Class III Ford hitch, kka new wheel chav youth bed w/ new mattress, to* stvrts 330-7148 114 ac comer tot $39,500 »ii Buy 157— M obile H omes For S ale at,w Wrkahp « » pfh gar $19,300 LAKE MARY 42 L/vDm Fim 2C Gar Fenced $109 900 3/71 Renovated hv dn greenpea 2-car gar $94,300 . i •«» to Chrtttme* Special: l i t 2 tram lifetime train board H O or N gauge 330-7146 R8NOVATED Lka new 12 I'A lll 219— W anted OAKRIOGE FARMS Osteen/ Deltona area to acres deal tor horses or came farm Mobile home or homesrte Zoned agn 344 900 Fmancing ava' w/ sm down payment (904) 7178300 A NOW AVAILABLE 7803 N O B T . S u i t * 3 1 Ft. O r 1377 l a n d o . F LSq. 32810-2662 Call Landlord At: F W Office / Warehouse (407) 639-3450 69/m , Lodms Coil FRKE! (407) 716-TALK* Credit card Billing 1 .800-C ITY-FU N Vi*9 4 ►" MR Call M ellndai a t 322-2811 141— H omes For S ale JUST REM008 LE 0 3 or w -e w 103— H ouses* U nfurnished FUftoMHCD ROOMS-All uN* tod Laundry phone, and M u m 395 390 a week 324 4955 In private Steady «5/wk 350 o n d o m in iu m R en ta ls 98— R entals Urge cornpan.es in Onando area Pay bated on aapanenca Apply today work tomorrow Cai Sandy el 407 847 8010 A I Temps. EOC No Fee A MOVE M SPECIAL" 400 aq ft A up' 3265 A MONTH 0*<* Storag* 321-0120 or 333-2554 DaBary: 1/4 acre lot tor aato m qu*et ne-ghborhood doae to shopping 8 Elementary school $8500 322 9340 N message I r l rchhoff “ •^gjisoclates FT •ecretaryfReceptleelat: FT tor counteang canter *i Santord Typmg delation, phones. A general office duties 139MOO* 108 or fas 339-2129 153— A creage Lo t For S aee Fo r 104 Oak a Ct. beautiful 1999 aq 8 Cakkxrna atyto 2 Owy poof t«nn,a cl am«p,twa $129 000 Park Ava Vtllaa 2BR2Ba iTownhouaa condo$42 000 owner rmtrvetod Two Story Colonial : 905 Cata imaDr 4BB w/ huqe wooded tot. M up bam ha* bath down Pnced to vto ai 31C8K' 311-3083 SSOOhr to start, with rape! in­ crease potential A trwndty team spurted atmosphere A great Apply m person Uon Fn BAM-12PM 4-12PM. or 2PM 4PM 2101 Esst LAka Mary Btvd. Santord. FI 32773 Poseion with State agency lo­ cated m downtown Sanford Stale benefit package Hgh school Optoma and ona year clerical ■•pananca. Starting salary 57 3A.hr Resume arvVor s u m appkeabon to B n d Bose TW 0001 c/o Serrenoto Herald. 300 North French Avenue. San­ ford. 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IRC0022190 122-1449 312— T ree S ervice DON PtCKREN TREE SVC Tree/stump removal Free est Licensed Insured 128-7342 SIMPSONS Pro! Tree Svc 20 yrs eip 24 hr storm damage Server dicount Total tree care Free eitimales Bucket truck available Call 327 4738 Advertise your business every day in the NEW Seminole Herald for under $35.00 a month. Call the Classified Department today to find out h o w !! (407) 322-2611. \ ' Me ■ ;• ■ . �\ • % % * » « • * • • • • • II • » •Senvnole Herald Sanford. Honda ■Wednesday, December 16, <998 by Chic Young B LO N D IE WHAT MAKES YOU SAY THAT? What to expect in a prostatic exam By P e le r H. C olt. M.D. OOTT D E A R DR. G O TT: H ow does a doc­ tor exam ine a man for prostate prob­ lems? by Mori Walker B E E T L E B A IL E Y ho! not y o u 'r e by Charlto M. Schulz PEANUTS HOul WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY A HANP-DRAU)N PICTURE OF SANTA CLAU5? T H IS DOESN T LO O K L IK E S A N T A C L A U S .. IT L O O K S M O R E T D E A R R E A D E R : T h e p r o s ta te Eland Is the organ that produces most o f the seminal fluid. It w raps around the urethra (the tube le a d n g from the bladder) and lies d o s e to the rectum. T h e refo re , doctors can e xam in e the Eland either externally o r internally. By perform ing a rectal examination, a p h y s ic ia n c a n f e e l m o s t o f th e prostate and can te ll if it is sm all o r large, sym m etrical o r not. bumpy o r smooth, hard o r Arm. This procedure is simple, safe, slightly uncomfortable, and provides an enormous amount o f useful inflam m ation . It should b e a req u ired part o f th e exam in ation o f any man over 40. PETER QOTT, M.D. If you would like to write to Dr. Gott send your let­ ter to: P.O. Box 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156. natural yeast antagonists. b ow el injury. In som e cases, such a forcefu l enem a can actu ally rupture the intestine. ACROSS city T h e internal prostatic exam ination is m ore com plicated, exp e n s iv e and u n c o m fo rta b le . It sh o u ld b e p e r ­ form ed only by a qu a lified u rologist and is custom arily done under an es­ thesia. A lighted tube is passed up the u rethra. T h e su rgeon th en looks to see if the prostate is partially Mocking is called the urethra. T h e technique Is cystoscop y ( “ c y it o " m eans bladder, 10 which is also exam ined). During cyst...cop y, the u rologist can. i f n e c e s ­ sary. rem ove part o f the prostate that may be interferin m edalg with urination, or the surgeon can biopsy the gland. 30 Curtain 23 Fix firmly O r d in a r ily , a p a tie n t 's r e p o r t o f *)niptom s and the findings on the re c ­ tal e s a m a re s u fficie n t to e n a b le a physician to decide whether a uroiogi calI con < su ltation Is w arranted. A lso, the P S A (P ro s ta te S p ecific A n tigen ) blood test is h elpful in d eterm in in g w h eth er p rostate ca n c e r is present. Thus, the presence o f symptoms plus the findings on the rectal exam in con junction with the P SA value may prorcialis to vide the ration ale for a specialist investigate further. F o r th e p a s t fe w y e a r s , high c o lo n ic s h a ve a c h ie v e d cult status, b e c a u s e s o m e m is g u id e d p e o p le b e lie v e th at ' t o x i n s ' a r e re m o v e d from the body by this method. T h ere is no scientific eviden ce showing that c o lo n ic ir rig a tio n is s u p e rio r to an ordinary enem a in relieving constipa lion In ’fact. enem as are best avoided llran . vegeta b le Tiber and mild laxa­ tives are preferable. 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I am sending you a copy o f my updated and r e v is e d H e a lth R e p o r t ‘ T h e P rostate Gland * O th er rea ders who would like a copy should send S3 plus a long, self addressed, stamped en ve­ lop e to P .O B ox 3017. M u rra y H ill Station. N ew York. N Y 10IS8 Be sure to mention the title D E A R D R G O T T W h at is high c o lo n ic Ir r ig a tio n ? S e v e r a l o f m y friends swear by it. Are there any ben­ efits or hazards associated with it? D E A R R E A D E R : High colonic irri gallon is a whale o f an enema. It is an old fashioned p ra ctice that does no good, is uncomfortable and can cause AT BRIDGE 71 Continuing the covering rule By P h illip A ld e r li u A R L O A N D JA N IS GtWE.THt . THM6 e o a iv & s r o m *) Ia c t . Five. A R iy T A 'W u ftA M D * ' lk « 6 l A . - by Jim m y Johnson 00. A -0IG BAUD” WOULD &eUKL.. LIKE... U 'jJRWCt UfCLK' U- * WllJUD \ AOOLDCe 1HATOJC ) HA*>A V L W O i f i K y MOO^lADtC' Yesterday, I pointed out that if de c la rer is leading the top o f touching h o n o rs fo r a fin e s s e , s e c o n d hand should not cover the first honor. The c o r r e c t ru le is to c o v e r th e last o f touching honors. Y et there is one key addition that ap p lies to c o v e rin g e i ­ th er the last o f touching honors or a s in g le honor you m ight c o v e r Only cover when it m ight pain pour tide a trick. Why don’t you cover? Well, you n e v e r know, d e c la r e r m igh t not be planning to finesse O r you might be about to blow a trick, as in this deal N o r th s ta r te d w ith a lim it ra is e , showing about I I support points and at le a s t fou r trum ps. South used a dose of Blackwood before settling in ■ // f) 1/f# v - ■ V 71 * A S ] * A 9 4 W esl a K e g j to s # 9 6 4 * S6 5 3 Kant a Q e K • J A J 2 3 9 S J 10 7 2 10 7 South * A 10 9 S « » A 4 • K g j a k y i Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South South 1A 4 NT 6A Pass Pass Pass Pass O p e n in g lead : v C IM b y N E A ln c East Pass Pass Pass North 3A 3e W r it Q — by Bob ThiV99 <tt>ur (Birthday Wednesday. Doc. 16,1998 Although they might be rather small in scope, you might become involved in two or mor# new enterp rises In the year ahead The* collective returns could be impressive, so don't dtocounl them merejy ftfltt'l on i U b . SA G ITTAR IU S (N o v . 23-Oec. 21) It's important that you establish your own agenda instead ot letting associates lay out a schedule lor you today. Y o u t be Ihe one w h o l know what's beet lor you. Astro-G raph y ea r ah ead predictions make great Christmas slocking stutters lor all signs of the zodiac. Mail $2 tor each to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P O Bos 1758. Murray H*S Station. New York. N Y 10158 Ba sura lo stale Ihe zodiac signs you desire CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 Gan. 19) It won t advance your causa today il you don't affectively utilize the information in your possession that could give you the edge In a com petitive career developm ent Plan your strategy A Q U A R IU S (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) You II need to ba around people who talk about nonsenous topics ot mutual interests lo ralas today Seek out som e ot these types wherever the social gathering may ba. PISCE S (F eb . 20-March 20) Pul your positive imagination lo work today First visualize yourself successfully achieving what you want, and you S discover goals wVI be s lot easier to attain ARIC9 (March 21-Aprtl 19) Evan though you may not say much today, when you do speak, your ksJanert ears will perk up to hear what you have lo say This is b e ca u s e your words will carry m ore NKghl than usual TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your gilt ol anticipating changes and gauging ihe course ol events that aren't evident lo others will be the reason lor your success today GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Analyze ihe tine pnnt before signing any agreements today What will turn out lo be ol real sig­ nificance in Ihe long run will be in the obscure details CANCER (June 21-July 22) Try to antici­ pate Ihe m otives ol your competitors today, so that you're not caught oft guard If you're smarter than them by being on your toes, you S turn out Ihe winner. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) When engaged m a conversation today with someone who is young at heart, be an attentive listener Something this person tells you could brighten your Mo VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Do not talk about your intentions prematurely lo oth­ ers it there is something critical you hope to accomplish today The time lo speak out is after the task is completed LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Even though those who labor at your side aren I very supportive, il you leel you have a good idea that could benefit mem as well as yoursell, iry to do something about it today SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your alti­ tude today could help you find little bar­ gains you'd ordmanly overlook. Just think m terms ol small profits It s the minute gams that could add up to a tidy sum. CtwsbyNEAlnc ANNIE RO BO TM AN * 11 ISM North * J 7 5 4 2 - / im s FR AN K A N D E R N E S T six spades As is usually the case, when both hands have identical suit lengths — m irror distribution there is a lover or tw o m ore than anticipated If only North had four cards in either minor, the slam would be much better Here, apparently. South must lose one trick in each major H owever, he spotted a p o s s ib ility A fte r w in n in g the firs t tr ic k w ith th e h e a r t a c e , declarer played a club to dum my s ace Then he called for the spade jack, tempting East to rov e r an honor with an honor H o w e v e r. E ast was rea d y T h e re w e r e fiv e tru m p s in th e dum m y D ecla rer had to have fiv e too (With six trumps, surely South would have cashed the ace king.) So. West had a trump And if it was the ace or king, c o v e r in g w ou ld n 't b rin g a s m ile to W est's lips. So. East played low. and the contract was dead by Leonard Starr by Jim Meddick rr co ixp only M A T OttH/Ve. cotu/vnx, K iJm T/a w j w c\f TVE MAC*£P TMBOUuM THt AAKY, AANV TEARS. SYSTEMS OF HIV N£vK. SETRAY MiChtUdc WM0 MlOlT Been -roccmis. ...A n P ive WEIL. FC85ET citMteo C O K V T fR . I EvtRYONt TRUST Mv*t aueur COMPLETELY. Yt x r . r ~ < c i« £8...MAYtiE rr te c A u u YOU TRUST G HIM,THAT... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ab547ee73ecc93f95df12d8065f07522.pdf 88b9dc0ed48838235192cc34bd298183 PDF Text Text PAGE 3A Longwood Det. Robert Ladocczky seeks a missing child INSIDE Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 50 Cents ERIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1998 91st YEAR. No. 20 High school football player admits murder B y R u m W h ite IIKHALI) STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Maurice Williams, a 17-year old safety on the Winter Springs High School foot­ ball team, stepped Into the wild side late Satur­ day night and his life will not be the same again. Instead of defending against Dike Brantley In the big game tonight at Winter Springs, W il­ liams Is tiring held at the Juvenile Assessment Center In Sanford on murder charges. Never In trouble, never a problem. Williams has udmltted that he shot a man to death Sat­ urday. He was arrested at the high school Thursday. "Tills Is a pretty good kid," Sanford Police In­ vestigator Ron Daugherty said Thursday. ‘ Ills record was clean - totally clean • until he hud to go show off to the crowd on Saturday night.“ Williams Is in custody, having confessed that he killed Paul Kafka at the com er of Sterling Avenue and McKay Boulevard In the Washington Oaks area. Daugherty said that Kafka. 23. and two acquaintances may have driven to the areu S P D Investigator Ron Daugherty escorts Maurice Williams from the Sanford Police Station Thursday after the 17-year-old confessed he killed 23-year-old Paul Kafka last Saturday in Sanford. Williams was a star safety on the Winter Springs football team. He lives in the Washington Oaks area of Sanfora where Kafka was shot. to look for drugs - but this Is denied by a cousin o f the shooting victim. "D lls person (Williams) put n gun through the window and shot hiul • and then ran off. It may liave been an ultempt at carjacking nnd rob­ bery. lie told Paul. ‘Give me what you've got,' " said the relative who lives In Sanford but asked to remain anonymous, ‘ lie shot Patil when he didn't comply." Williams told pollrr that the gun went off when Kafka tried to push on the gas peddle. Assistant Principal W. Gene Grace said today that the teachers and students at Winter Springs High School are baffled at what has happened to one of the most popular students at the school. ‘ Maurice has been an Ideal d tlrrn." Grace said, ‘ lie's a very talented football player and a star on our track team." Grace Mild that he and Williams talked on Monday about last Friday night's varsity foot­ ball game. ‘ Maurice knocked down three passes. If he held on. he would have thrre In­ terceptions. I kidded him that when opportunity knocks, you have to tuke advantage of It." Pitas* ( * « Murder. Pi | i 3A M M S H I t w « r vwwew District to adopt budget for water protection, management F ro n tu ff Report* PALATKA—The St. Johns Hlvrr Water Munugement Dis­ trict's Governing Board on Wednesday will decide whether to Increase Its property tax levy at Ute final public meeting on Ita budget for the 1096-99 fiscal year. The budge' Butt district staff members will present Includes n property tax levy of $62,656,122. Last year's prop­ erty tux levy was $59,428,963. The ntillugr rate of 0.462 mills Is the Mime rate that has been In place since 1994. At the board's direction, dis­ trict staff members have re­ worked the budget to allow for the 0.462 mllloge to be main­ tained. while also ensuring that adequate funds will be available from properly taxes and other sources to support land acquisition and manage­ ment Initiatives, and projects such us: the Orange Creek Ba­ sin In Alachua County; North­ ern Coastal Busin in Flagler. St. Johns and Volusia coun­ ties; Lake Apopka In Orange and Lake counties; and the In­ dian River Lagoon In Volusia, Brevard and Indian River coun­ ties. Since the July budget m eet­ ing. stuff members have reallo­ cated funds, modified existing project budgets, received not!Oration o f additional federal funds to be received and Ide ri­ nded additional dollars to be carried over from the current fiscal year to the new fiscal year that begins October 1. Under a 0.482 mllloge ra te 48.2 cents for every 81.000 of assessed property value--the owner o f a $75,000 house who claims the standard $25,000 homestead exemption would pay $24.10 per year In prop­ erty tax for water management. Under the 0.5 mllloge rate, Ute same homeowner would pay $25. The final budget hearing will be held at the district's head­ Quarters in Palatka. Wednes­ day's hearing will begin at 5:06 p.m. The public Is Invited to a t­ tend. The district Is responsible for protecting wetlands, water­ ways and underground drinking watrr supplies, and regulating water use In all or part of the following counties; Alachua. Baker, Bradford, Brevard, Clay, Duval. Flagler. Indian River, Lake. Marlon. Nassau, Okeechobee. Orange. Osceola. Polk. Putnam. St. Johns, Seminole and Volusia. Bridge, light rail topics at MPO meeting By Tony Tlxxlo HERALD CORRESPONDENT ORLANDO • Members o f Uie Orlando-Volusla Metropolitan Planning Organization Alliance were updated at a recent meeting on the St. Johns River bridge project and Central Florida's light rail transit sys­ tem. The alliance Is a cooperative partnership between METROPLAN Orlando and the Volusia County MPO and deals with Items of common interest to Volusia and Seminole counties. The St. Johns River Bridge topic got under way with a dis­ cussion on the financing o f the project. The bridge connects Semi­ nole and Volusia counties by way of 1-4 and Is In need of re­ pair. with an estimated 70,000 vehicles traveling on It each Pis ass $*s Ptoaalag, Pags SA B r ie fs .............. 2A Classified . 9A-10A C o m ic s.........1IA Crossword . . . 11A Dear Abby . . . . 4A Dr. G o tt.........11A Horoscopes . . 11A Obituaries . . . . 3A People.............. 4A Police Briefs . . 3A Religion ........ 7A Sports . . . . SA-6A T V ............Pullout W eath er...........2A of rap* suspoct Jogger raped By Maria O r* as HERALD STAFF WRITER Elm A vtnus and 13th 8trs*t Is flooded by s Thursday aftam oon dslugs. Sudden burst of rain diverts traffic Bv Maria Oram HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - City crews barricaded sev­ eral roads Thursday when a sudden burst of rain caused up to two Inches o f atundlng water and minor flooding In several parts o f town. Any time there Is a large amount o f rain In such a short period, there Is bound to be slow draining water In the first few hours, said Charles Hargrove, support services coordinator for the Sanford De­ partment o f Public Works. -We got a lot o f rain In a short time.* r-~ f t ■* A Hargrove said. *A lot o f the flooding Is be­ cause o f the fast rain. That's nothing out o f Uie ordinary for Florida.* Hargrove said his ofllre received about a dozen calls from residents, however no major Incidents were reported. Sanford Police officers helped direct traffle from roads Uiat had been temporarily closed off, he said. The storm maintenance crew was sent out to make sure Uiat water basins are clear. They also check the drainage grates to make sure leaves or other objects are not blocking the path of the water. Har­ grove said. The basins catch the water allowing It to go to the storm lines. Crews always check Uie grates after a heavy rain, he said. The roads most affected were; First Street and Park Avenue. Second Street and Sanford Avenue, Uie 400 block o f West 12th Street. 900 block or West 11th Street. Country Club Road and Lake Mary Boule­ vard. 20th and Oak Avenue. Hidden Lake Drive and Lake Mary Boulevard. The city currently has several projects under way to Improve drainage. The Sec­ ond Street Project, which Is scheduled for PIs s m 8 m k o la , F og* SA ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS - A female Jogger on Wednesday at about 9:20 p.m. was attacked and sexually assaulted on Jamestown Boulevard In Alta­ monte Springs, police said. As the woman ran by. the at­ tacker emerged from a bush around the bridge near the en­ trance to Merrill Park and dragged her Into the woods. During the assault, he punched the victim In the face and choked her. police said. The suspect, who was last seen running west along Jamestown Boulevard toward Interstate 4. Is described as a dark-skinned male either black or Hispanic with dork short curly hair, lie la between 18-25 years old, about 6 feet tall and weighing about 200 pounds. He was wearing dark pants and a light shirt with a dark horizon­ tal stripe on both upper sleeves. A sketch as been released of the suspect and police are fol- �2A ■Scmirwe Hfli.ikt S.v-V'U r -.-mu f - .1 n Si'plrnl'Pi IB 1998 SCHOOL Irene Lommerse a true friend for AH Souls NOTES Goings-on at Sanford Middle Uy Carter Giltnurtin HKRAl D CORRESPONDENTS SANFORD Sanford Middle School is bustling with m.ith seienee .irnl technology projrrts us one would expert at ,1 math, •wiener and technology magnet. Hut rrS A . school dances and campus elnhs an* going strong as always Each faculty team planned Interdisciplinary protects for the magnet curriculum Teachers on Team Milky Way combined math s,s ial studies, science language arts with a recent archaeological Held exercise. Students researched the function of ham through the ages In social studies. In language arts, they wrote about what they had learned. In science, they dismissed what paleontologists and archaeologists could line). Students wore hats they had made themselves while digging lor Insstls in science lab 1' I'SA will hold catalogue sales .is a lund raiset starting Monday and will host a dance tn October. Admission to the dance will lie a rrS A membership card Door prizes at the dance will Include a boombox according to (T S A I’resilient Sally Moore. Moore is also recruiting volunteers for a Math Superstars program to start tn October. Interested persons can call her at home: 022-1504. Stall member Klaine Lowery will roach a girls basketball team starting In October 11ns will l>c for SMS students only. Lowery played basketball at Dike Mary High School when SMS Principal mil Moore was the girls' basketball coach there. Media Specialist Shirley Muse reports the new media center is open "We have been buying heavily In the science and math areas lor the past couple of years In support of our new curriculum. Everything ts new and sparkling for the new school vear. We know that parents and students alike will enjoy the improvements that have been made to our facility.* Hie annual Scholastic Book Fair will be Nov. 9 through 16. Junior BETA Club sponsor Marcia Borden conducted the first meeting of the year this past week Olllccrs yvtll be elected at the next meeting Students are already planning for the statewide Junior BETA convention In Orlando In November. HIP (Healthfully Involved Peers) meets Wednesday afternoons in Chris Gollman's room. She and School Resource Officer Jimmy L Betts Imili work with (hese students. New to SMS litis year Is HOSTS (Help One Student To Succeed). It is a school based mentor/tutorial program using volunteers, litis 7-year-old national organization Is not In place at any other middle school tn Florida, according to Dolly McCnimb program coordinator. Adults interested In volunteering can call her at SMS. 520-6150. Let us know TIDES Today: Scattered thunder­ storms. Highs in the upper-80*. Lows In the mld-70s Saturday: Scattered thunderstorms. Highs In the upper-BOs. Lows In the m!d-70s. Sunday: After­ noon thunderstorms. Highs near-90, Lows In the mld-70s. Monday: Afternoon thunder­ storms. Highs In the upper-HOs. Lows In the intd-70s. FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 4:10 a.in., muj. 10:15 a.m., min. 4:25 p.m.. maj. 10:30 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 7:03 a.m.. 7:25 p.m.. low: 12:53 a.m., 1:06 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 7:08 a.m., 7:30 p.m., low: 12:58 a.in.. 1:11 EXTENDED OUTLOOK p.m., Cocoa Beach: high: 7:23 FRID AY SATURD AY a.m.. 7:45 p.m., low: 1:13 a.m., Tatrm a 88 75 T a trm a 8 7 7 6 1:26 p.m. SUNDAY MONDAY | BEACH Tatrm a 90 76 Tatrm a 8 9 74 _ . CONPmOHS _ . . 1 „ Daytona Beach A New LOTTERY Horo aro the winning numbers soloctod on Thursday in the Flori­ da Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 6 -1 4 -2 1 -2 2 -2 3 L o t t o ( S e p t 1 2) 1 9 -2 3 -2 9 -3 1 -3 8 -4 5 S m y rn a B ea ch : Seas arc 46 feet and choppy. W ater tem perature at D aytona Is 78 d e g re es and at N ew S ym m a. 79 degrees. W inds are from the south ul 15-20 m.p.h. STATISTICS Play 4 2*7*2-6 Cash 3 7-9-0 The h lfb temperature la Sen ford Thursday wee 88 degrees and the overnight low woe 73. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m., Fri­ day totaled i.B l Inch. •Sunrise................ 7:11 a.m. •Sunoet..................7:38 p.m. 3 cmlnole H e ra ld "Srniiif! Seminole County Since IVON” Friday, September 18. 1998 • Vol. 91, No. 20 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 ADMINISTRATION Dare Giiermu ■Publisher Jonnee M»i; in O m u Pugh - Business Manager Linda Spiegel ADVERTISING Kim Buter KeiSe Werner Manager Cheryl Stone CLASSIFIED Heather Da<g« Teran Games CIRCULATION Berry Bennen Rcnni Bourne ■Manager Meknda Moms EDITORIAL Lacy lo a f - Editor Jen Berwvcto Shan Brode Dons Dietrich Jeana Hughes Maria Orem Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Russ White Periodical Postage P ad al Santord Honda and additional mailing office* USPS4B1280 Postmaster Send ao-jrets changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Bo, 1647 Santord TL 3277J l « t Republic LEOALS Margaret Boschen PRODUCTION Frank VolloUne • Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur • Operations Freda Helmers Cheryl Smith PRESS 4 STRIPPING Robed Skip' Cowan Mark Savoie B.ll Egan Jack C R.tche Ehunn Tyrrell, Jr * Head Pressman Subsenphon Rale* (Daily & Sunday) 3 Months fc Month* 1 Year Home Delivery 119 W $39 00 S78 00 MaU $24 00 m oo $96 00 Fiondi Revdentt add 7*. u le i lai B N fq E to aco>« rales 'V S j: L A V i ctpupers, Inc. happened to the SPD Office, Cily ll.ill and the merry old souls at All Souls chinch. Hu- gt'L'iil Garbo Remember Gretn Gaibo. who frequently mid everyone. "I want to he alone," ll she were alive today, she might say. *1 want to be a done." CTartio was born September IN. 1905 and died in 1990. She was s ir cesslul as boib seductress and recluse. She's missed. Too many of today's Him stars have neither going lor them. Ryiu* w a s lliuDie evet-populai Frankie Avalon Is 5H today. He sang 'Venus* anti ’ Dixie Dinah." There will never be .mother like him. Ryne Snnbcrg is 39 today. Too bail he's no longet playing for the Chicago Cubs, who will he winning the Woild Series Oils year. Actor Jack Warden is 7N today and R ob­ ert Blake (Hnieltnl Is GO. Why did we ever watch H ardin? Were we c razy? Ii had to In- the bird. R e a d mi George Read was one ol ilic Photo courtv»y of All Souti Tho Rov. Richard Troul (left) and Irene t ommerse dedreato the new parish ollice buildtng al All Souls signers ol the Declaration ol cock'a buddy. Independence, lie was horn In For flu- apes Cedi County. Md He was also Whirl> ol these celebrities Is all attorney. Not much else Is known nboiil Read other than older - Adam Weal, David McCalluni or Joan Lundren? ihc tad he was John Ifan- There’s plenty to do and see today, this weekend From Staff Report* The Semlno/e /h’rniit wants to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to the general public. We'd like to have the Information for your announcement at least a week In advance. All Items should be typed or writ leu legibly and include Infor­ mation about who. what, when, where and even why your event is taking place. Be sure to Include your name and a daytime phone number tn case we have some questions about the Infor­ mation. LOCAL FORECAST For more than a quarter ol a irn liiiv, Irene lo iu m ris c hits hern beautifying AM Souls Catholic Church with her prescure and with Moral arrange­ ments from Dutch Mill Nursery. Now, Lommerse has gone a step further. She bought a property at 301 7lh S ited hi Santord that was refuibtshed this year and is now the All Souls office build lug It was dedicated Saturday in her name and the memory of liei late husband. John Ixrtnmersr. file building was pur chased tor $127,000 and un­ derwent $00,000 ol improvetnenis, "We're thrilled abut it tins eonintuition to AH Souls,” said the Rev. John Trou t, pastor for the rnngtrgatlcm of t.GOO Space bad become a problem lor the church's elementary school Hie school has moved Into what was the old chinch offices idi.ieent to the i la s s room budding. Failirt From said the next acquisition and move he hopes All Souls can make Is to buy the cun cut Sanford Police De­ partment building on French Avenue. Ibe city Is considering going lo the Orloiidu-Sonford Airport area facility being va ­ cated by the Seminole County Sheriffs Office. “If we can come to a fair |xn chase price fair for them we will build a new churc h on that property." Trout said. By Halloween a year. S in fordltes may have to ask what SANFORD Starting today, glass colled urs will have three days to browse through Depression Era pieces at the Snnlaudn Glass Show. Almost 30 dealers from as far away as Connecticut will have displays at the Sanford Civic Center. 401 E. Sem i­ nole Bled. Exhibitors will spotllgln depression glass. Ilclttcy, Cambridge, Fostor\a. China and Putfcty. _ Gene Florence will be a special guest during the event. Florence helps Iden­ tify glass for collectors and dealers. He will offer four new hooks ut his booth this year. D ie book on Flicking und Pattern Identification covers depression glass, e le ­ gant glass, stems and pat­ terns. A porket guide will also be available. Also on display will he mixing bowl brunds Includ­ ing Pyrcx, Hazel Allas. New Murllnsvlllc, Fiesta and Hull. There will be drawings and door prizes every hour. The show will be held to ­ day. G to 9 pan.. $5 admis­ sion: Saturday. U a.m. to 5 pan., $3 admission: Sunday, It) a m. to -l pan. $3 adm is­ sion. Jammers, at SCC Magic stars SANFORD - The 102 Jam ­ mers (the undefeated all-star leant representing WJIIMFMI will play In a fund raiser at Seminole Community College against a team made up of current and funner NBA stars, ils well as Barry “lrontliail* Wagner of the Orlando Ptedutors. The game wfi) he cqn tested l|t the Seminole Community Collrgr Health and Physical Education, Cen­ ter (Building HI Saturday night. Doors will open al 6:30 with the game beginning at 7:30. Tickets are available at the door for a donation of S7. Proceeds benefit the SCC men's basketball p ro ­ gram and the Boys and Girls Club o f Sanford. In addition lo Wagner, also scheduled lo play for the NBA team former Orlando Magic players Otis Smith und Grrg Kite (a volunteer assistant for the SCC men’s basketball team), current Magtc star guards Nick An­ derson (shown above ul anPteaM m « Weekend. Page 3A Haloid Photo by DeruM ( Honia* Valerie Harbour checks out Ihe Depression glass at last year's show. Anti-smoking campaign travels to Hell in latest television spots Special to the Herald ORLANDO - D ie Tm lh Cam­ paign has added another ag­ gressive. hard-hitting com ­ mercial to Its arsenal as It con ­ tinues to do battle against teenage tobacco use In Flor­ ida. Terror on Church Street was the scene Thursday night for the premier /of the "Demon Awards* television advertise­ ment. the latest from the Florida Tobacco lllut Program. Celebrities from Hell emerged from limousines und mingled with members of the Orlando chupler o f Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT). Jared Perez, star o f the Truth "Phone cull* ads. Introduced the new spot. The ad Is a parody of shows like the Academy Awards. But the "celebrities* ul this show are more likely to I n - reading Dante's Inferno than Variety magazine. Coming to you from "beautiful downtown Hades,* arc such notorious historical figures as Joseph Slalln. Ad­ olph Hiller and members of Ihe Ku Klux Klun. In the spot, they eagerly await to see the winner of "greatest Number of Deaths In a Slnglr Year." The nominees: Illicit drugs. Sui­ cide. Murder and Tobacco. Guess who wins? Each year, lobacro related Illnesses kill 430.000 people according to the Centers for Disease Control--more than drugs, murder, suicide, AIDS and auto falalllles combined. H i e ad points out the ab­ Still The surdity or the fact that to ­ bacco -the most preventable cause of d ra th -ls also the most common cause of death." said IVrez. The advertisement will begin running statewide on Monday. X U For Local News Sen-log Seminole Couiili/ Score 1!KW SPORTS •PEOPLE HEALTH A FITNESS •BUSINESS jfrrmmclr tyrr.ilb 300 N. Frorrch Ave., Sanford (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 4V/i«*/» f/»«* /S f n u ' a m i o v o t y m a n tn ,»/>/» r<* n ‘,ui .i// i.s stiff* 1human Jofft*/ HARDW ARE A M HARDW ARE A M HARDW ARE A l l HARDW ARE .ICE iHARDWARE STORES 97e fU E Liquid Nail* ifrcKhi picii 10So/ U20 / rrulffMt» Grill Slull FeamSiilint I'W Ol lHItUKU j.Ot mnWlea IT« HUT SMOOTH STEPPING STONE 97* • Round of Square PROPANE TANKS ^ filled Enrydif While You WallJ 5 0 m i . tank Including Tn 5Am ericas * OwUMXgaaiiMCfm Rr * YOUR CHOICE D1AZIN0N or 0URSBAN Coves 1000sq n liquid Hind Soap 1 5 AuoriM Silt Enos 9-26-98 P4S18*CX*)* 91*51 tl ACE. HARDWARE L0NGW00D SANFORD CASSELBERRY 434 & 427 207 E. 25th St. Winter Park Dr. 339-4883 321-0885 339-7365 A f! HARDW ARE .ill HARDW ARE A t l HARDW ARE A M HARDW ARE �Seminolo Herald, Sanford, Florida •Friday, September 10, 1990 •3A POLICE LOG /7u* follow ing refyarts u w from the Seminole County SherfIf s Office fo r incidents recorded Sept. W -17: Carrying a concealed weapon: CASSELBERRY, Winter Park Drive, lOOO block. Sept. 10. *0*03 p.m. An IH ycar-otil man was arrcsled for carrying a concealed weapon by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies. Deputies had stopped to question him about an unrelated In­ cident. Hicy noticed he was covering his pocket, so they asked to search the pockets. They found a box cutler with a razor blade In It In the pocket. Domestic violence: SANFORD, Upaala/Coaatllne Road. Sept. IG. 10:11 p.m. A .12-year-old man. who Sanford Police described as homeless, was arrested for domestic violence after he went to his girl­ friend s plare of employment and started an argument with her before he began to bang her head. SANFORD, Palmetto Avenue, 300 block, Sept. 17. 12:10 a m. A 42-year-old man was arrested for domestic violence after he punched his girlfriend In the face during an urgumrnt. WINTER SPRINGS, Weeping Willow Court, 4200 block. Sept. 17, ,'1:25 a.m. A 25-year-old man was arrested for dom es­ tic violence by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies after being summoned by his girlfriend who said he woke up angry, grabbed her by the wrists and started shaking her repeatedly and violently. Driving under the influence: CASSELBERRY, state Road 434/Eaplonde Way. Sept. 17. 2:35 a.m. A 2H year old woman was arrested by Cassrlberry Pollrc. LONOWOOD, State Road 434 and Oxford Road, Sept. 17, 2:34 a.m. A 40-year-old man was arrested by l-ongwood Police. OVIEDO, Mitchell Hammock Road, Sept. IG. 1:45 a.m. An IH-ycar-old man was arrestrd by Oviedo Police. Drugs: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, State Road 436/Tenace Lane, Sept. IG. 11:34 p.m. A 22-year-old man w-as arrested for pos­ session of dmg paraphernalia by Altamonte Springs Police. Police said they stopped hint for a truffle violation and thought he was acting suspiciously so they asked him If they could search his car. After obtaining Ills permission to search, they found a berr ran that had been fashioned Into a crack pipe. CASSELBERRY, Park Drive/Lake Drive. Sept. IG. 10:01 p.m. A 21-year-old man was arrested for possession o f a controlled substance with Intent to distribute Ivy Seminole County Sher­ iffs Deputies. Deputies said they werr given a tip that a Jitvenlle was planning u drug buy In the area so they followed when they saw two Juveniles get Into a car In the urea. The car was stopped on a traffic violation and a search of the car revealed drugs on all three occupants. The Juveniles were arrested as well. PERN PARK, U.S. Highway 17-92, 6600 block, Sept. IG, 2:33 a.m. A 25-year-old man was anrsted for possession of heroin and possession of hydrocodone by Seminole County sheriffs deputies. Deputies said they were arresting him on un out­ standing warrant. During the arrest they searched him and found a baggie containing heroin and two hydrocodone pills. Grand Theft Auto: CAEBELBERRY, Todd Street, lOO block. Sept. 12. 8:15 p ut. A 34-year-old man was arrested for grand theft auto, burglary to an automobile and for being a habitual traffic offender by Casselberry Police. Police said hr went to his mother's ftouse, took a spare key to her car and then drove away with the car. lie returned the car. but fils mother wanted to press clturgeH. Retail theft: ALTAMONTE BPR1NGB, Altamonte Drive. BOO block, Sept. 13, 2:30 p.m. A 29-year-old man was arrestrd for retail theft by Altamonte Springs Police after he went to a grocery, filled his cart with items valued at $38.78 and left the store with the Items after making no attempt to pay for them. ALTAMONTE BPRINOB, Been et Ike Altamonte Mall, Bept. 16, 11:26 a.m. A 2 1-year-old woman and a 27-year-old woman were arrested for retail theft by Altamonte Springs Police after Urey were caught tuking clothing off lire rack at the store and placing It In u bag and trying to leave with the merchandise without paying for It. BANFORD. B. Orlando Drive, 3100 block, Sept. 13. 6:20 p.m. A 45-year-old man was arrested for retail theft after he entered u store, selected two packages of Winston cigarettes, valued at $4.92 und left the store without paying Tor them. Theft: SANFORD. B. Orlando Drive. 3600 block, Sept. 14. 7.10 a.m. An 18-year-old man was arrested for theft after he was Involved In an uuto accident In a stropping center parking lot. The Sanford Police said they asked for license, registration and proof of Insurance. Hr trad none of those things. Police checked his Information on a computer and found that hr had been Issued only a Florida ID card. A check of the auto tag on his car revealed It had been stolen front tire Seminole County Sheriff's office. Open container violation: SANFORD, Pork Avenue, 1200 block, Sept. 15. 8:38 p.m. A 30-year-old man, a 25-year-old man and a 21-year-old man were arrested by Sanford Police after they were caught each with an open 12-ounce can of Miller Lite beer In tire parking lot of a city convenience store. MARIE GRANT COLL1NB Marie Grant Collins. 64. Spring Street. Altamonte Springs, died Saturday. Sept. 12, 1B98. Horn In Reynolds. Ga., site moved to Central Florida In 1955. Mrs. Collins was a homemaker. She was a member o f St. Peters Freewill BapUst Church. Altamonte Springs. Survivors include daughter. Usa C. Lemon. Deltona; sister. Elolse Barber. Washington. D.C.; brothers. Frank Grant Sr., Francis Grant, Altamonte Springs, Albert Grant. Bir­ mingham. Ala.. Alfred Grant. Reynolds. Ga.; two grandchil­ dren. Ooldcn's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge o f ar­ rangements. FREDERICK AUSTIN DENZEL EDTVEAN Frederick Austin Denzel Edyvean. 72. West 5th Street. Sanford, died Saturday, Sept. 12, 1998. Bom In Highland Park. Mich., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1946. Mr. Edyvean wus a retired builder. He served In the merchant m a­ rines. Survivors Include wife. Shirley G.; mother. Agnes C., Sanford. Woodlawn Carey Hand Fu­ neral Home, Longwood. In charge of arrangements. NORMAN GENE LOWTHER Norman Gene Lowthcr, 72. Noblesvtlle, Ind., died Thurs­ day. Sept. 17, 1998 at his resi­ dence. Mr. Lowthcr was bom June 30. 1926 In Noblesvtlle. Ind. Mr. Lowthcr had been em ­ ployed by Noblesvtlle Tele­ phone Company. He had also worked for Southern Bell In Florida from 1966 until 1982. He was a member of Telephone Pioneers of America, VFW of Noblesvllle. American Legion «45, and Ham Radio 10-10 Club. Mr. Lowthcr was a U.S. Navy Veteran of WWII and served In the South Pacific, and was retired from the U.S. Army Reserves in 1986. He was a member of Green Valley Church o f Christ. Survivors Include, wife. Mabel Dilllnger; son. Scott, N obles­ vllle. Ind.; daughter, Katrina Blackwell, Fishers, Ind,; step­ children. James Dilllnger, Steve Dilllnger. Rex Dilllnger. Candl Waltt. all of Noblesvllle. Ind.. Patti Tyra. Fort Mohave. Artz.; 10 strpgrandchlldren; 10 step great-grandchildren, par­ ents. Winfield Scott and Eliza­ beth Esther. Randall flt Roberts Funeral Home. Noblesvllle, Ind.. In charge of arrangements. * A. % M urder------Continued from Page 1A 11 was the night after Die foot ha 11 game that Williams and perhaps some others from the school were In the Wash­ ington Oaks area of Sanford wherr Paul Kafka was shot and Williams lived. T h ere Is this code o f honor that no one rats on a friend but I suspect some of Maurice's friends knew he was In trouble." Grace said. Allhough Williams had no office referrals this school year (lie was tardy once and missed Saturday class a year ago), at least one of his teachers was concerned that something was wrong and told Grace earlier this week. History teacher Octavious (Oeky) Clark said that Williams didn't seem to he himself. a "We all believe that Maurice bad a great future." Grace said, *1 was pleased that he came lo us from Sanford Instead o f g o ­ ing to Seminole High S c h o o l.' We had ourselves a very fine kid. Now. Ills life could be to ­ tally ruined. He should be playing football tonight against Dike Brantley. Hut he's far away from that "This is tragic," a cousin said Thursday. Anyone who knew E*aul knew hr was a good per­ son. He wasn't a pcrlect boy. He got In trouble, be got a r­ rested (on drug-related) charges. Still, there's no ex­ cuse for what's happened." The cousin said dial Kafka was going to gel married - that his girl friend was pregnant and they would soon Ite mar­ ried. Ills life abruptly ended Sat­ urday Just before midnight. He died In the driver's seat of his 7. 28 Camaro. His last words were, "I ain’t got money." Murder victim Paul Kafka and his Z28 Camaro. Maurice Williams - hand­ cuffed - was quietly escorted out of the Sanford Police Sta­ tion nl 2:20 Thursday after­ noon hy Daugherty. Williams hud his head down and said nothing. He wore a windowpane plaid shin, cords and a new pair of athletic shoes, lie's u lean but sturdy 5-foot10, 150-pounder. A week ago. Ihe youngster's record Included pass Intercep­ tions. tackles. sacks and blocked kicks. Today II In­ cluded a charge o f murder and use o f a firearm In the com ­ mission of n felony. Williams goes lo arraignment In two weeks. His clean record will help, perhaps. He probably will be sentenced for second degree murder, one law en­ forcement offtclal said. The victim's family gathered from many arras to bury him on Wednesday at Evergreen Cemetery. R a in -----------Contlauad b o n Fags IA completion In March 1999. will improve drainage in the down­ town area. The storm lines that run north along Second Street from Oak and Pine avenue* will be replaced by a storm line that runs west to cast toward Pine Avenue and emptying Into Lake Monroe. T h e new line will catch the water before It gets downtown* Hargrove said. ‘ It will assist In helping drainage.* W e e k e n d ----Continued from Pag* 2A other SCC fund­ raiser In 1996) and Darrell Armstrong (right), and Orlando resident and former NBA Slam Dunk champion Dec Brown. For more Information, con­ tact the Seminole Community College Athletic Department at 328-2090. B e ar swap and sell SANFORD - The second an­ nual Central Florida Hug-ABcars Swap & Sell, is Saturday at the American Legion Post 53. The Central Florida Hug-ABcars Is a local non-profit club of collectors. Local collectors can gather at tills year's event lo share their collections among friends and to buy und sell modem collectibles and bard to find pieces. There will also be raffles and drawings and dour prizes. Admission Is $4 at the door and Includes entry Into show, door prize tickets and drawing ticket. Food and drinks will be available. The American Legion Is lo ­ cated at 2874 Sanford Av.. Sanford. Fur more Information call Beverly Broughton at (407) 330-7460 or Frank Varone at (904) 228-3249. Dog day in Longwood LONGWOOD - Man's best friend will be In the spotlight during the city's sixth annual Fun Dog Show Saturday at the Ed Myers Recreational Build P la n n in g -----Co a tinned bom Pag* LA day. The original designers and planners In the 1950s esti­ mated that the bridge would be handling about 30,000 vehicles a day. Earlier this year Congress­ man John Mica was successful In getting an additional $14 million for this project In the House transportation pro­ posal. "Which Is an Important boost.* said Harold Barley at that time. Barley Is the execu­ tive director o f METRO PLAN Orlando, the regional authority on transportation coordination and planning. The $14 million pays for the complete design and engi­ neering work. The rest of the estimated B125 million is ex­ pected to come from revenue transportation bonds. Issued by the state. According to Barley addressing the group of elected and government offi­ cials. "They are a financing mechanism to get things started and under way by the stale." Light rail took the stage us the group discussed the $450 million being contributed by the federal government with only 9 percent coming from lo­ cal governments. Also dis­ cussed Is the Orange County election for chairman, where candidate John Ostulklewlcz has been publicly opposed to the light rail project. Ostalklewlcz faces Mel Mar­ tinez In a November 3 nut off. This was brought out by the Semlonlc County Commission Chairman Randy Morris who said. "It will be Interesting to see how the Orange County elections work out. as it did in my race, light rail will be a big issue." Followed was discussion on the benefits o f Volusia County getting Into light rail. In a survey of Volusia County residents, 71 percent of the respondents said that they would support light rail. This correlates to some 1.200 households surveyed by Lynx which covers Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties earlier. The results were that 81 per­ cent of the people said that light rail would help Central Florida. Ing at Wilma and Warren A ve­ nue. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. with activities to follow at 10 a.m. The free event Is open lo all dogs us long as they are accompanied Iw their respective owners, said Sandy Lomax, parks and recreation director. Judges will vote for the best In Ihe following categories: stiiglng/talklng dog: fat dog: hlggrst dog: funniest; prrson/dog k>ok alike: best cos­ tume; fluffiest fur; best Irlrk: smallest dog: most obedient; "Won't do anything* award; Iicst of show. Proceeds from the sale of customized T-shlrls and con ­ cessions will benefit the Semi­ nole County Humane Society. All owners will be asked to sign un Inoculation waiver for their pels. For more Information, call 260-3447 or 260-3449. Bread lusting CASSELBERRY - Tile Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra will perform Saturday during the grand opening of the Olde Hearth Bread Company, 1056 State Itoad 430. Casselberry. Ten |>ercciit of the sales ihut day will be donuled toward the orchestra's travel e x c u s e s for Its trip next summer to Prague and Vienna. Nine varieties of bread will be available for sampling from 10 a.m. to I p.m. For more Information, call (4071 834-HHH1. R a p e ---------Continued from Page 1A lowing up with several leads. "We have some things we’re working on.* suld Detective Chuck Grist o f the Altamonte Springs Poller Department. Grist said he could not com ­ ment further at this time. Anyone with Information, should call Grist at (407) 8303980 or (407) 423-TIPS. Renaissance/Sunpointe Senior Living invites you to attend 2 * V* | HEALTH FAIR September 22nd 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Refreshm ents S e n 'eil t SR 7 / Qt-<51 Representatives on site'for Vision. Hearing, Rehabilitation and more... A n y Q u estion s Call: 323-7306 300 W. Airport Ulvd., Sanford �4A •Seminole Hernkl Santotd, Ftond.1 •Friday Sep1emtx*r 18 '998 People Dealing with emotions of preteens CALENDAR Blood Hank Crntt.il Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of nil types of blood especially O-type d o ­ nors • to donate at its Sanford branch. 1302 K. Second St. For Information. call 322-0822. friends, meet separately Mon day ami Friday (non smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Informa­ tion. call 236 11206 N a r c o t ic s Sanford Rotary Rotary Club o f Sanford meets every Monday at noon, .it the Marina Hold A n o n w v in o u s Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres byterian House o f Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Lakeside Lions Senior employment An employment program sponsored bv AARP Senior Community Service Employ* ment Program Is held at the Sanford National Guard A r­ mory. ‘.MS K. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours arc 8 a.in. to I pan. Telephone: 32-1-8008, The program assists seniors. S3 and ovrr. lo rrlum to ihe work place. Cancer support Support. Mope and Recovery. S.H.A R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 pan. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far com er of the dining room. Tills Is a self help *aip|H>rt group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether tn treatment now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. For in­ formation. call 322-6326. Tlte Sanford Lakeside Lions Club meets the llrst and (bird Monday of the month, at 7:00 pin ., nl the Marina Hotel. Visitors and new members un­ welcome. For Information, call Matt Allcmosc, 322*8545. or David Hall. 330-5238. Historical Com mission Tlte l-ukr Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m.. the second Tuesday ol the month, at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. Contact Jean Brooklyn at 323-9675 for more Infonnatlon. Practical Nurses Thr Licensed Practical Nurses Association o f Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday o f the month at 6:30t) p.m. at Kllam ey Baptist Church. 701 Formoso Ave., C.E.U. rlass provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information cull 299-4321. Dear Mary, Out .laughter Just turned 11 ami stalled the fifth grade this year She's showing every symptom of going Into puberty, sin s moody and often Irrita­ ble, but what really has its concerned Is that she com ­ plains Of being sick -■ stomach aches, headaches -• several Utiles a week am! seems to want to stay home from school nearly .very Monday. We take her tempriaturr ami do all the other ’ home remedy" kinds of things, but she never has a fe vet and s h e scents to feel find on the weekends, and has even been known to experience a miraculous recovery If one of her friends calls and wants her io do something on a day when she has been complaining of not feeling well. If | point out to her what I've notlcrd nboul The Heathrow Women s Club meets the second Monday of each month at the Country Club at Heathrow, Registration begins at 10:30 a.m., fallowed by a business meeting and a luncheon with various speak­ ers. For more Information call Dee Williford at 805-0067 or to Join call Linda Wish at 333-3702. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day of the month, at 1 p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Cen­ ter olf Edgrmon Avenue. Senior citizens. 50 and over, are In­ vited to attend. For Information, call 6950285. Gamblers, families Gamblers Anonymous Gam-Anon for family and and Tlte best way for homeown­ ers to approach Interior pest control, may be to use fewer ehemleals (Integrated I'rst Management (IBM). IBM Is u series of principles to prevent, suppress or manage pcsls without damage to our health, environment or non-targetrd animals Chemical j)estleldes are applied only as a last re­ sort. when and wherr neces­ sary. using tlte least toxir ones available tu do the Job. There are 3 basic IBM strps-Preventlon. Identification, and Control. Of these, prevention Is the step most overlooked. I Breventatlve steps target jrests as they enter a home In search of either food, water or Tlte Sanford Aero Modelers shelter (or all three). Denying Club meets every third Monday them these will prevent them of the month starting at 7 p.m.. from taking up residence. One with the ‘ Model of the Month’ of the best methods o f preven­ competition at Greater Sanford tion Is sanitation when tt Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. comes to food: First St. All phases of R/C • Keep Indoor areas free of model aircraft arc presented. exposed-foods The club's flying field Is located in Sanford. For more Informs- ■ • W ig * , dawn counters with disinfectants labeled for tlon, contact Lee Dorsue at kitchen.use going to bed each 574-4732. * night. • Mop kitchen floors (especially around stnk(s) fre­ V F W , Auxiliary quently lo remove rrumbs that Veterans of Foreign Wars and might be there. tire Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford • Wipe up spills Immediately Post 10108 meet the third and completely. Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the • Keep powdered foods, post home. 2644 S. Sanford grains, and cereals In storage Ave. containers with tight lids. I f this Is loo cosily, leave the food In the original container Pigeon Fanciers Tlte Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday o f each month at the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center, 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call Art or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. DEAR ADBY: My husband o f many ycurs urinates in the front yard of our home, lie usually does this affer dark, but has on occasion moved to the side yard to urinate during daylight hours. When we were first married I thought it was because he was drunk - hut he’s been sober for more l ban 10 years. I've told him I believe his be­ havior to be a form of perversion, illegal und disgusting Years ago. he promised lo slop since it upsets me so much, hut when 1 interrupted his front-yard ritual u few momenta ago he said he “forgot" how strongly I felt ubout it. He promised not to do It anymore and reassured me that all men do it. He doesn't think it is wrong at all AND SAVE When you buy products made lrom recycled materials, recycling keeps working To find out more, call 1-800-CALL-EDF t*™ . L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIUCUIT COUNT OF T N I EIQHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIHCUIT IN UNO FON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. S S -ITS S -C A -1 4 -K REPUBLIC DANK Plsintitl. n VILMA PARKA and RAYMOND PARRA W ils and Hutbsnd. HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION IN snd THE CITY GROUP/ CONSUMER FINANCING. INC . 0*1vnd4nt NOYICE OF ACTION TO rsym ond Parrs, SSS Elonsltsld L oop Hssllirow FL 3 ! MS YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihsl so sc Iron lo lo r s t lo t * s m o r lp jg * in I t s tolloaring p ro p s O , tn Svrmnolv Courtly. Flurtds LOT C8 STONEBRlOGE ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT ROOK 46 PAGES 50 THROUGH S3. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Sst bssn lilsd s g s in tl you and you srs rsgulrsd lo M n i • copy o l your wrtltsn dstsnss*. ■I sny. lo II on C hnslophsr M Hunlsr. Esq , Ihs p la in tiffs attorney, w hose eddress Is 111 Second avenue. N E . Suite 300. Si Petersburg. FL 33T0I. with­ in 30 days alter the first publi­ cation o l the notice, end tile the original with the clerk o l this court either before service on ■he plaintiffs attorney or imme­ diately thereafter, otherw ise a detsult will be en teied against you lor I t s rsliel dem anded in the complaint or pelilion DATED OTi Septem ber 2nd. IS M MARYANNE MORSE C iv il o l the Court BY C ecelia V EAern AS Deputy Clerk Publish Septem ber 11, I I . IS M OEU-ES and Confused and place In sealalde storage bags or wrap the outer con­ tainers In aluminum foil This Is a good o|)|Mirtunliy lo reuse containers. * Change shell paper regu­ larly. • Remove uneaten pet food, (hen wash the Ixiwl Immedi­ ately. Never allow tmeleaned food bowls lo stay overnight. * During llie preparation of meals, have a small disposal bag for kxid scraps that ran be sealed and placed In the kitrheu garbage at the end of the day. Reuse plastic grocery bags nr old bread wrappers. Soiled paper should also be placed In a sealed plastic bag. Rinse beverage and food t ans before recycling. • When not In use. keep the garbage disposal covered with a rubber sink cover to deny posts across lo kxid residues. * Line kitchen garbage cans and outside rails |tf stored 111 the garagrl and disinfect them often. 2. Denying shelter to pests means denying entry In the home. This Is the second thing to reducing pests. * Caulk cracks and crevices which allow pests Inside entry. • Keep garage doors closed duhng the evening hours as much us possible during day­ light hours. • Make sure pet doors close securely. Consider the types with magnets which close more tightly offer each use. CONSUMER FOCUS * m ' BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG * Make sure wrulhrrstrijiplng Ix-nralh rnlry doors Is replat rd when nrrdrd. * Check window screens and framrs lo Instirr a tight flt. * Trim bushes back so they do not touch thr sldr of (be house und keep limbs from overhanging on the nxrf. Many |x-sts reach the roof (where they have easier access to the home) liv dropping from over­ head brunches. Cover vent pljx-s on roof and other entries with screen caps. 3. Finally, the third basic IBM prcventlun approach to home pest control Is to reduce moisture. Keep fnucrls/plumbing repaired, gutirrs cleaned und working, and a good roof over your home to discourage pcsls from moving Into your home. Also check your soffit vents to lx* sure they do nut ullow entry. Von may ulso want lo rrad the labels on new bait prod­ ucts available In grocery stores, retail garden centers or hardware stores. With all the new. user friendly products on Man’s territorial imperative takes place in his front yard BUY RECYCLED. m Concerned Mom she may be faking lirr sym p­ toms, suggest that while she may very well not be feeling well. It may not Ik- from jffiysleal causes. Insist firmly inti gently that she goes to school, even If she doesn't Teel well lunless. of coursr. she has a fever or some other physical ailment). Then have a discus­ sion with hrr ulxmt things that might lx- holla-ring her such as kids truslng her. bullying her. or fear of failure In her schoolwork. Be supponive and let hrr know you w-aul lo hrlji her deal with whatever Is bothering her. but It will la* done while she Is maintaining her school respntislhllltirs. Mary Balk la a Cartlftad Addiction Prevention Professional and a counsalor at Croomt Academy. Phone: 322-5742. Manage those pesky pests with these principles Modelers Club Heathrow women her nol feeling well, she gels really upset, cries and says I don't believe her. 1lease help me determine what Is normal for preadoleseent girls and how­ to tell the difference between a legitimate problem and Iter Imagination. Dear Concerned and Con­ fused. I'm no doctor, but It sounds like you have joined the legions of concerned and confused parents living to smooth out the roller coaster ride of pre* adolescence. O f course, you must Hist rule out a physical cause for her complaints. Take her to her physician and you may waul lo lake your letter with you. since you've done such a good Job of slrulhlng hrr symptoms. If. as we both suspect, no physical cause for her complaints are found. It's time for a mother-daughter conversation nlxtul what's h.ip|>cnlug lo her and how hrr Ixullly changes affect her m o o d s and emotions. Next, you must deal with her ‘ Monday morning flu" symp­ toms. Rather than suggest that Abby. we live in u nice nctghliorhood, my husband bus a college degree, is a successful businessman and is over 50. I am so afraid my neighbors have seen him I can’t even think ubout it. I’ve seen him do it even when the toilet would be L e g a l N o tic e s IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIOHTEENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA o a s b n o . a a -a a r -c c -t o -i HIGHLAND VILLAGE ONE ASSOCIATION. INC , a nol lot profit Florida corporation. Plaintilf. vs JULIE M NORMAN and UNKNOWN SPOUSE Defendants NOTICE OF BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Ihsl on the ISIh day ol Oc lobar TSSE a l i i DO a m el the w eal front d o o r o l the Sem in ole County Courthouse in Senlord. Florida, the undersigned Clerk wiU otter lor sale the following described reel property LOT S I. HIGHLAND VILLAGE ONE. SECOND REPLAT. THE HIGHLANDS, a c c o r d i n g t o THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31 PAGE SF. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA togeth er with ell structures, improvements, futures, appli­ ances. and appurtenances on said land or used in con|unclion therewith The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant lo s Summary Final Judgment entered in Civil NO 9I-IE7.C C -20-Z pending in Ihe Counly Court o l the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and lor Sem inole County. Florida D alsd this n t h day o l September. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT By Jena E Jasaw-c Deputy Clerk Taylor and Carla. P A Attorneys lor the Ptemtilf 1900 Summit Tower Boulevard. Suite S00 Orlando, Florida 37110 Publith Septem ber I t . JS 1991 0EU-1G4 % ADVICE Ahhy. I was shirked I lotimi his remark offensive lo say the least Now I'm wondering whether this relationship stands a chance What 1 do toil think ’ I I. D IN BALTIMORE Hie market. 1hrrr Is little rea­ son why any person should share their Immr with tuiln vllrtl 6-lrggrtl (Inserts) and 8 legged (spldrts, scorpions) as well as ollirr multi legged |x*sls. If and when |x-sls un­ observed. t all your Seminole County Cooperative Extension S m it e . 323-2500. x5550. Wr have brochures free o f rhargr O il pantry pests, unis. etc. VI ■ -■ M .... DKAIt ARBY: I am a female in my mid-4U«. involved with u 50year-old man. We were co-workers for 10 years, but we no longer work together. Our relationship began liefore I led tile job Now that we’re seeing more of each other. I'm getting glimpsed of u side of him I didn't know existed. 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Th e Department of Children and Families, District 7 is seeking volunteers to serve on the Health and Human Services Board. Prospective members must represent Central Florida's population with respect to age, gender and ethnicity, and must have demonstrated interest, com* mitment, and have appropriate expertise for meeting health and human services needs of the community. Interested individuals should contact the Department of Children and Families, District 7 Administrator's office at (407) 245-0400 ext. 153 or write to 400 W. Robinson St., Suite S-1129, Orlando, F L 32801 for an application. Th e deadline for submitting application is October 5,199 8 14-109 J- �Sominoio Herald, Sarlord, Florida - Friday, September 18. 1998 •BA FOOTBALL FEVER You're no sports fan if you miss... Changing of the guard Lake Mary humbles undefeated Oviedo in SAC girls volleyball By Kellie Werner HERALD STAFF WRITER By Jeff Bcrtlnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR IAK E MARY _ They came out with confidence. And It paid off. Dim night. Dike Mary’s girls’ volleyball tram put u harsh end to Oviedo's undefeated season, beating the Uons In straight sets. 15-8, 15-1. *We came out comfortable and didn't panic tf they made points,* Lake Mary roach Cindy Henry said. "We felt like we were In control the entire evening and played really well." In fact. Lake Maty was In such control that Henry stated she couldn’t ever remembering not having to call n time out against an Oviedo team, which has been the power of the district and SAC for years and the Rams' main nrmrsls. Each player stepped up In last night's game, lead by setter Jackie Van Loovcn. strong hitter Undsay Manx and powerhouse Kelly Harbour. Oood serving coupled with good passing shots made the much anticipated match up with the Uons go even smoother than expected. Kellie Werner HERALD STAFF WRITER Game of the Week Tonight: Lake Howell at Semi* nole, 7:30 p.m. SA N FO R D • Thin Is goin g to Ik ? n big one. Sem in ole Is en te rin g Its first hom e a m i Intraeon feren ee gam e a fter a huge w in last w eek against l in e Ridge, 48-7. T h e 'N olcs o re n ow 2-0 and gettin g stron ger every w eek. D ike H ow ell (1-1) Is also earning to the S an ford high school after a b ig w in, ta k in g dow n O viedo 24-10. Th ou gh the Sliver Hawks w ere picket! by som e to be a pre-season fa ­ vorite, they w ill defin itely have their hands full tonight. Doth team s are pretty evenly m atched. Both rely heavily on an experienced a n d / o r talented back field to m ove the ball but b o th also have talented qu arterb acks w h o can throw the ball w h en needed. Lake Howell and S em in ole h a ve y o u n g receivers, how ever, so count on tills one to go fast as a r u n n in g gam e b u m s the cluck. If S em in ole can slo p Silver Huwk r u n n in g back C h ristian DtvJesus. It M i l l be able to pretty m uch shut dow n D ike Howell's o f­ fense. D ike H ow ell, on the oth er hand w ill have to contuln the tandem o f Dean H ow ard, C laren ce D ittlm er and M ario Frederick. In all, this should lie a slugfest. Tonight: Pine Ridge at Lake Mary, 7:30 p.m. LAKE M A R Y - T h e R am s M’e r c b ro u g h t buck to Earth last w eek, losin g to Lym an Just a w eek a fter rec o rd in g th eir first w in In n early tw o years. l i n e Ridge w as rocked last week b y S e m i­ nole, 48-7 and nlso struggled last season. T h e Ram s got tw o straight stron g p e r­ form an ces from tailback Law rence Rudolph, but the offen se Is still stru gglin g. It hasn 't clicked and benefited from special team s play In the first week. T h e defense has been strong, but m ay h ave to com p letely shut dow n the op p osin g offense to get a win. T h e gam e Is u n on -con feren ce gam e, but could still give Lake M ary a 2-1 start. Tonight: Oviedo Park, 7:30 p.m. at Winter W IN T E R P A R K _ It’s early, but tills Is a m ust-w lu for O viedo, the on ly team In S e m i­ nole C ou n ty w ithou t a win. T h e Lions lost th eir second straigh t lust week. 24-10 to a rch -rival Lake How ell. T h e Lions m oved the ball all night but w eren 't able to score w h en they got close. T h re e tim es In the second half, the Lions advanced Inside the Lake H ow ell 30 bu t cam e a w a y em pty. Tu rn overs have also crushed O viedo this season. K enny S ta rlin g Is still at the helm fo r th e Lions a t q u arterb ack and Kevin Q u in tero has h andled m uch o f th e ru sh in g load. O n defense, the Lions m ight be as s tr o n g as any u n it In the county. Tonight: Lake Brantley at Winter Springs, 7:30 p.m. W IN T E R S P R IN G S _ T o n igh t m ark s the B ears' first ch an ce to host a co u n ty o p p o ­ nent at hom e. U n fortu n ately, they have to take on w h at m igh t be the cou n ty's h ottest team . Lake B ran tley w on Us biggest gam e In yea rs last week, k n ock in g o ff eigh th -ra n k ed D eland on th e road. T h e Patriots didn't p la y extrem ely w ell; they Just m ade the plays w hen they n eeded to. Regan Russell lias adapted to the tripleopUon offen se and he has a stable o f ru n n in g back s to carry the load. T h e Lake B rantley defense has been Just as tough, k eep in g Lake B rantley In the g a m e last w eek u n til the offense stopped m a k in g m istakes. W in ter Sp rin gs cam e cra sh in g back to r e ­ ality last w eek In a 9-0 loss to Berkeley. T h e B ears routed B ayslde 54-0 In their first-ever varsity gam e and J oh n n ie B lake ran w ild fo r five tou ch dow n s. B ran d on B lake Is a topnotch q u a rterb ack that people are a lread y co m p arin g to fo rm er Sem in ole standou t J e ff B lake, h is brother. K irk B lain e and Llew ellyn B aytopps anchor a W in ter S p rin gs defense that leads the m ass m r m r , P ig* 6A n*r«wM Ke*y Hartxxjr was a mem weapon lor Lake Mery es It bounced Oviedo (rom tho ranks ot the unbeaten in SAC end 6A-0is1nct 3 girls volleyball action Thursdsy night. *We had a complete team effort tonight, even though that sounds like a cliche,* Henry said. "When we made errors, we fixed them. We dug hits and passed well. The slats were so spread out tonight that they really, aren't wotlh men­ tioning. Some nights you feel like Who stood up7’ Tonight it was who didn’t.* Oviedo must h a w been having an off night. The Dons are a very good team that Is vety well coached and Is always strong. Or in ay In- Dike Mary Is Just that good. That will Ik - pul to the test Tuesday, when Dike Maty travels to Winter Springs to take oil the other underrated Seminole Atlilrtle Confer­ ence tram. Thai game starts at 7 p.m. Ovtrdo gets an Immediate chance to avenge Itself, hosting Edgrwater tonight at 6:30 p.ttt. HIAW ASSEE GIRLS TRIUMPH MONTVERDE _ Hlawnssee Christian Academy defeated Montverdr Academy In a Mid-Florida Christian Conference girls volleyball match. 17-15. 10-15. 15-8, Thursday night. In the win. Hlawassee's Courtney Tatum had 10 kills and scored stx service points, Sheri Faynlrk scored 12 service points. Including six arcs, and Jaclnta Mathis added 10 service points and 20 assists. Hlawnssee coaeh Dave Hogan was pleased that his tram won. brining their record to 5-6. but felt that they could have performed better against a Montvrrde team that was playing In their first game o f the season. Too many missed service points pushed lltawnsser to a third game hi a match Hogan frit his team should have won in two. Still, Hogan said, *! was happy to win.* lllawasLire will next meet Heartland l*rcp at home on Frtduy. Lyman girls on a streak By J tff Bcriinlck* ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR CASSELBERRY _ Just two weeks ago, the Lyman girls' volleyball tram took the floor against pow­ erful Lake Mary. It w o n never dose. New couch Doug Wohlstcln had Just moved over to Lyman after seven yrurs ns Junior varsity coach at Dike Brantley and knew he hud some work on his hands. Ills new team won Just two games last sea­ son und a pounding In the season opener did little for morale. *1 think after the first match, they wondered It they could lie a good tram,* Wohlstcln said. “But now they believe they can win.” The Grryhounds have to believe now. They won their second straight match lust night, downing Lakr Howell In an Intense match, 14*16. 15-13, 15-13. PlSSS* im Greyhound*. Pag* 6A The Lyman Junior vanity volleyball team shows who they want to win during the Greyhounds' tough three-game victory over Lake Howel in a Claaa 6A-Disirict 3 and Seminole Ath­ letic Conference girts' volleyball match Thursday night. Veteran teams win at Lake Mary From Staff Reports LAKE MARI' _ Experience paid off In the opening night o f the City of Dike Mary Men’s Friday night Fall Slow Pitch Softball League last week with former champions Franklin Ball Bonds (ex-TRC), Modem Welding and Ueffcr & Sons Trucking all winning. Nokia Roberts und Tony Smith drove In sixth Inning runs to break un 8-8 tic and Franklin Ball Bonds held off Courtyard by Marriott. 10-9; Ueffcr A Sons Trucking used a nine-run filth Inning to rout Seagate Software. 16-4: and Modem Welding used a 10-run third Inning and u 13-run fifth Inning to clobber Ufe Way Community Church. 26-5. The league will play a triple-header tonight starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane across from the Mayfair Golf Club. Doing llie hitting were: Franklin Bail Bonds: four hits _ Sam Raines (triple); three hits _ Myrlel Reid (double): tM-o hits _ Tony Smith, Kevin Lavtgnc and Craig Mcrkeraon (one dou­ ble each). Calvin Davis, KclUtlan Roberts. Billy Oracey; one hit _ Dale Peters. Courtyard by Marriott: three hits _ Mack Thome; two hits _ Randy Humphreys (triple, double), Nelson Romaics (double). Ronnie Wlrth. Justin Edwards. Craig Appel, Brantley Brumley, Nell Dougherty. Ueffcr & Sons Trucking: three hits _ Manny Silvia, Mickey Cronin; two hits _ Phil Johnson. Brian Cronin; one hit _ Kevin Julian, Jim Kenney. Danny Hewitt, Dave Johnson, Matt Kuctnski. Dwight Alexan­ der, Gene Brannlgan. Bobby Shaw. Tom Mains. Seagate Software: three hits _ Drew Coulter; two hits _ Chris Formont, David Galluecl: one hit _ George Glasgow (double), Matthew Fairbanks, Robert Krammel. Modem Welding: four hits _ Ed Menganl (double); three hits _ Chuck Hoffman, Javier Valencia (one double each), Todd Hunter, Brian Jcthtngton; two hits _ Rich Hanratty (triple), Dave Schutt (double), Ethan Bauer, BtU Flynn. Vince Pedigo. Ufe Way Community Church: two lilts _ Alvin VIcioso. Matt Murphy. Mike Garcia; one hit _ Scott Barile, Danny Woods. Rustln Lucfcte, Scott Helper, Ivan Lopez._____________________________________________ CM TtfuS Sr MsrrtMt r a «M u m i i r t i 131 SOI 1 _ S 17 i n 041 x . to so I < BifltMf* U sS r • Smm Tra*Usg ifC k m li 023 00 . 4 10 043 OS . IS IB OHIO) 2(13) . as 30 00 4 0 1 . S 11 Special Late Model races at local tracks •pecis! to the Herald BITHLO _ Orlando SpecdWorid and New Smyrna Speedway will be hosting Bpeclal $2,500 to win 125lap Late Model races this weekend. In addition to the specials, regular division racing will be held In U n i­ fied Late Models, Modlffeds, Sportsmen. Bombers, Mlnl-Slocks Run-A-Bouts and 4-Cyllnder Bombers (Orlando only). Orlando SpeedWortd Is located 10 miles east o f Orlando on High­ way 50 at Die 520 cutoff. Oates open at 6 p.m. with racing action starting at 8 p.m. New Smyrna Speedway Is located nine miles west of New Smyrna Beach at the com er of Highway 415 and 44. Oates open at 6 p.m. with racing action beginning at 7 p.m. Ftosss s n Racing, Fags 6A Seminole jv ’s blank Patriots hbraS STAFF WRITER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ It Ugly, and It was a blowHigh School thumped Lake Brantley to Junior varsity football an Thursday, 28-0. at Tom Sto­ rey Field. The Fighting Setntooks opened up with a powerful drive, with 70 yarda earning from running both Joah Lively, who capped the drive with a 10-yard touchdown run. In a game stained by per­ sonal fouls and blunders. Seminole's offense capital­ ized on three Lake Brantley fumbles In the Ifs t half, scoring 12 points off the turnovers. The access Ina 40-yard k r by Urdy. At the ^ In n l« )ed 2 half, Seminole )ed'20-0. The Patriots went * on a drive to open the amend half �•A •Servnoto HeraW Sontord. F'onda •Friday. September 18. 1990 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN T M I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IIO H T K IN TM JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR • IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA F R O IA T I DIVIIION f ili no . ■•-■o i -cp IN T N I C IR C U IT CO URT OF T H I 1STN JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR S IM 1 N O LS CO UNTY, FLO RID A Q E N IR A L JU RISDICTION DIVISION CASS N O itS S4T OA14 K NORWEST BANK OF MINNESOTA. N A A/KJA NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. N A AS TRUSTEE PLAINTIFF VS JOYCE BRADLEY IF LIV1NO AND IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREOITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST JOYCE BRADLEY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOYCE BRADLEY. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANTISI IN RE The E i l i u ot MARY O PRYOR a/K/a MARY PRYOR. D e c »*»»d NOTICI OF ADM INIITRATION TO ALL PE RSO N S HAVINQ C LAIM S OR DEMANDS AdA IN ST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT I he Adminttlralton ol the Eatele o l MARY 0 PRYOR #/*/# MARY PRYOR. deceaa ed . Probate File N o SS-IOE-CP ra pending in (he Cireull Coutl ot Sem inole County. Prob ate Diviaion. the addreaa ot which te P O Drawer C. S in lo rd . Florida 12772-0CS8 The CoPeraonal Repreaentativea ot the E a tele are JOANNE MARY PRYOR and KATHLEEN LYNNE PRIOEMORE whoae addreaaea are 24S1 Tahoe Circle. Winter Park. FL 32782 end ESSO Maverick Trail. Si Cloud. FL 34771 The Reaident Agent ot the E a tele ra EOWARD L STANLEY, whoae addreaa re TTY White Pine Ave . Rockledge, FL 3M SS The name and addreaa ot the Peraon al Repreaenlatrve a attorney re aa eat forth below All peraona having claime or dem and a agalnat the Eatate are required WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to hie with the Clerk o l the ab ove C o w l, a w rit­ ten etatem ent o l any claim or demand they may have Each claim muet be In writing and muel indicate the baete o l the claim, the name and addreaa ot the creditor, o l h it egen t or attorney, end the amount claim ed It the claim la not yet due. the date when it will be com e due than b e atated It the claim la contingent or unliqui­ dated the nature o l the uncer­ tainty ahail be ela ted It the claim la eecured. the eecuniy ahail be deecnbed The claimant ahail deliver eutficient coptea o l the claim to the Clark lo enable the Clark to mall one co p y to each Peraonal Repreeentatrve All pereone interacted in the aetata to whom a copy of Hue N otice Of Admmlatration haa bean m ailed are required, WtTMIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE OATE OF THE FIRST PU B ­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to lila any ob iecb on e that they may have Itial ch allenge the validity o l the deceden t * Will, the qualificationa of the Peraonal Repraeentatrve or the venue or the jurtediction o l the Court ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Dato ot the liret publication ol thta Notice Of Admmlatration September is , 1SBS. JOANNS MANY PRYOR Co-Peraonal Rapreaantabva of tfia Eatate of MARY O PRYOR e/k/a MARY PRYOR KATHLEEN LYNNE PRIDSMORS MARY Q PRYOR a/k/a MARY PRYOR EDWARD L. STANLEY 110-0 Fortenberry Road PO Boa ITS* Merritt I aland. Florida 8*884-1 TSS (aor) ats-sso* Florida Bar No OOTTOtO Attorney far Co-Pareonal Repre tentative a Publich September IS. SS, IM S DEU-tTS R I-M O T IC I OF FORECLO SURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pursuant lo an Order Granting the M otion to R ent F oraclotura Sale dated Septem ber 2nd. IB M . entered - l Civil C l i e No SS 34 7 C Al 4 K ot the Circuit Court o l the ISTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I will ta ll to the highest and beat bidder lor cash AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR ot th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse m SANFORD. Florida, at 11 00 o'clock a m on th* ft h day ol OCTOBER. I t S t the following described property aa tat forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOTS 33 ANO 34. AMENDE0 PLAT OF M AQN0LIA HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAGE 71 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA O aled this 3rd day ot September. 1SSI (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk o f the Circuit Courl By Jane E Jaaewic Deputy Clerk IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH D ISABILI­ TIES ACT. pereone with disabil­ ities naedmg a special a cco m ­ m odation should co n ta ct COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323-4330, 1SOO-SS5-S771 (TODI or 1-800SSS-S770. via Florida Relay Service DAVID J STERN. P A SOI 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (SS4) 233-8000 M-21S22(WEN| P u b liih Septem ber 11, IS . IM S DEU-SS Petitioner AND Laonaid F Flanagan Raapondanl NOTICE OP ACTION TO: Leonard Flanagan 401 C herokee Ln YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action haa bean Mad agalnat you and that you arc required to aerve a copy ol your written defeneea. If any. to It on Bonnie Flanagan whoae addreaa la M t S Sunland D r. lantord. FL M773 on or be tore OCTOBER IS. IM S , and Ida the original with the Clerk ol Hire Court at PO. Boa SSt. Sinlord, FL 32771-4818 baton iervice on Petitioner or Immediately there­ after II you lad to do eo. a delaull may be an lared agalnat you for the mllef demanded In the petition Copied of sH court document! In IMa caaa including ordera. are avallabla at the Clark of the Circuit Court'! Office You may review thee# document! upon requeat You mual keep the Clerk of the Circuit Court'! Office notified ol your current addreaa You mual keep the Clark ol the Circuit Court ■ Office notified of your currant addreaa (you may Me Notice of Cum nt Addreaa, Florida Family Form 11.818) Futum papan m this leweuit win be me lied to the addreaa of record at the clerk's office WARNING Rule 18 888. Florida Family Law Rules ol Procedure, requires certain automatic disclosure of docu­ ments end information Failure lo comply cen result in sanc­ tion*. including dtamiaaal or aInking of pieodmg* DATED September lath. IS M MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Luanne Woodly Deputy Clerk Publish September IS. SS. and Octobers. S. 1MS DfilMSS Support yuur local bu sA m u n W ry a rc I hr heart o f your conm upd)' t IN THE COUNTY COURT OF T H I EIOMTEENTN JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C IVIL ACTION CASE NO. IS -IB O F -C C -tO -R WEKIVA COVE HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC a Florida no 1- l o r profit corporation. PlitfltlN, VS DIANE 0A IN 0 and JAMES 0AIRD Da f and An I • NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant to th* Final Judgm ent In Foreclosure antarad on the 2nd day ot September, IM S . in Civil Action NO SS-1E0I-CC-20-R ot the county Court ol th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and tot Samlnola County. Florida, in which DIANE BAIRD and JAMES BAIRD. arc th* Defendants and WEKIVA COVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . I* th* PteintiH. I will eell lo the highest and best bidder for each at tha w a tt front door ol the Sam inol* County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida at 11 00 A M on O ctob er 8th. IM S th* following dearnb ed real property sat forth In the Final Judgment Lot 43 Wektva C ove Phaa* 1. according to the the plat there­ of aa recorded in plat book 23. P a g * 88-80. Public Records ol Saminol* County. Florida DATED Ihia 2nd day o l September. IS IS Maryann* M ore*. Clerk By Jan* E Jaeewic Deputy Clerk Plaintiff* Attorney EMIL A OASPERONI. JR . ESQ S3! W ekiv* Spring* Road Longwood. Florida 3277S (407) 772-7303 NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF IS »0 Administrative Order No 83-37 Peraona with a disability who need a special accom m odation to participate in this proceeding should co n ta ct ADA C oordinator at 301 N Park Avenue. Suita North 301, Sanford. Florida 32771 a l I* e e l five ( I ) days prior to the pro­ ceed in g Telephone (407) 3234330. ealenston 4227; 1-800S4S-S771 (TDD), or 1-800-M S8770 (V), via Florida R a l i f Service Publish Septem ber 11, IS. ms DEU-S7 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO URT OF TNB BIRHTBBHTH JUDICIAL C IR C UIT * IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. BS.14S1 OA DIVISION «4W NORWEST MORTOAOE INC . Pl4intiff|*|. VS OARRYL POWELL. 4t al. L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR SE M IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A PR O B ATE DIVISION F ile N u m b er ■ •-■ 8 8 C P IN RE ESTATE OF JOHNETTE F ARNHEIM n/k/a JOHNETTE MARIE ARNHEIM Dacasaad NO TICE OF AD M IN ISTRA TIO N Th# adm inistration o l th* estate o l Johnatte F Arnhsim a/k/a Johnatt* Marl* Arnhsim. d e ce a s ed . File Number 88-828 CP. la pending in th* Circuit Court lo r Sam inot* County, Florida. P ro b a l* Division. Ih* sddraaa o l which i t PO ST OFFICE DRAWER C. SANFORD. F I 32772-0443 Tha nam ei and addrsaae* o f th* paraonal tapraaanlatlv* and th* paraonal re p re s e n ta tiv e ^ attorney a t* aat lorth below ALL INTERESTED PERSO NS ARE NOTIFIED THAT An parsons on w hom thia n o lle * la aarvad who have ob ieclion a that challenge th* validity o l th* will, th* qualiticat'ona o l Ih# paraonal rapreasntal'v*. venue, or |uritdicUon ol this Court ar* required to til* thair o b fa ction t 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 C O P r OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ol the deceden t and other peraona having claim * or dem an d * agalnat deceden t's s a la t* on whom a copy o l thia n olle* la served within three month* attar th* data o t th* first publication ol this n olle* must til* thair claim * with thl* Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T IC I OR THIRTY D AY! AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt other creditor* o l th * d e c a ­ dent and parsons having claims or dem and* against th* d e c*danl'a a a la t* must ftl# thair claim* with Iht* court WITHIN THREE M O N T H ! AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PU B LICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS, OEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* d a l* o f Ih * first publica­ tion ot this N o lle * la Septem ber Itth . 1888 Paraonal Representative Robert Arnhsim 2104 H ow ell Branch Rd . Apt 32A Maitland. FL 32711 Attorney lor Personal Representative William H Morrison 7100 8 Highway 17-82 Fern Park. FL 82730 Telephone (407) 034-1424 Florida Bar N o 0143301 Publish: S eptem ber M . IM S DC U-104 IS . NOTICE M T H E CIRCUIT COURT OP TN B EM N TBBN TN SEMINOLE OOVRTY, CIVIL mnf A f iT Ifli vfwlw VM fH CAES NO. B B -1 M 2 -C A OftftSION fd-B FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL GABLES FEDERAL lAVINO t AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintitlfa). VS IN TNB OIROUfT CO URT OF TNB EM NTBBNTN JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT M AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OABE NO.i SS-SSSE OR t t - S L e g a l N o tic e s CALVIN L. HOWELL, at al. Defendants) OF PORBOLOOHRE BALE NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN pursuant te 4 Final Judgment of Mon gaga Foreclosure dated September 1,1 BBS, end entered In Cats NO. M -ltS T -C A el die Circuit Court el the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATION­ AL BJUtK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BJUtK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL GABLES FEDER­ AL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSO­ CIATION la tha Plaintiff nnd CALVIN L. HOWELL: DIANA O. HOWELL: FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCES­ SOR S T MERGER TO FIRET UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL GABLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION: SOUTHERN COMMERCE BANK: LDM. INC.. A DISSOLVED COR­ PORATION are the Defendants. I will salt to the highest end beat bidder lor cash at tha Waal front deer of the Saminol* county Courthouse. Sanford, Florida at 11:00 a m . on the let day el October. IM S , the fol­ lowing described property a* eat lerth in said Final Judgment: LO T 111. LITTLE CREEK PHASE l-A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4S, PAGES SS THROUGH 44. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIDA a/k/a. S7BS RUNNING EPRINOE LOOP OVIEDO FL SS7ES WITNESS MV HAND and tha eaal el this Court on September End. IM S (SEAL) Maryanns Mona Clerk of th* Circuit Court By Jane E. Jaaewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCatto, Raymar. Barrett A Frappier Peal Olfic* Boa 8410 Tampa. FL 33441 F t8442404 NOTICE If you are a person with a diatron in order to participate in this proceeding, you ate enti­ tled at no cent lo you. for the provision of certain assistance Plaaa* contact Court Admmlatration at SOI N Park Avenue, lantord. Florida 32771. is laphone number (40/1 3234310, within 2 working days ot your receipt et this document. It hearing impaired. (TDD) 1-000044-0771. Publish September 11, 10, 1000 OCU-44 NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to on Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Bale dated Beptamber t . 1000, and antarad in Caee NO. 07-14E1 CA ot th* Circuit Court ef the EIGHTEENTH Judicial CtrouN to and for SEMINOLE CountyFlorid* wherein NORWEST MORTOAOE INC is the Plaintiff and OARRYL POWELL arc th* Defendant*. I will sail lo th* high**! and beat bidder for ccsti cl the WEST FRONT DOOR OF T H I SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: BANFORD. FLORIDA el 11:00 Pin., on the 1*1 day of OCTOBER. 1344. tha tottowmg dan ribad property at eat forth In said Final Judgment LOT 180, 8AN LANTA THIRD M OTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 18. PAGE 78, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIDA WITNESS MY HANO end the seel of thia Court on September 2nd. 100E. (ESAU Maryann* More* Clark ef dm Circuit Court By: Jane I . Jaaewic Deputy Cieik Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barren A Frappier Post Office Boa 8410 Tampa. FL 88801 F00078740 N O T IC I In accordance with the Amerteene Disabilities Act, per­ sona needing a special accom­ modation lo participate In thia proceeding should contec I the individual er agency sending notice not later then seven (7) day* prior to the proceeding at th* eddraaa given on th* nolle*. Telephone 407-3234330 eat. 4217: t -000-088-0771 (TOD) or t -000-008-0770 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publish: September 11, 18, 1808 PtU-08______________________ M T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB BIBNTSSNTN 4UM AIAL C IR C UIT CASE BO. 80-1 ttP C A te a ROCCO EANT0MA8EIN0 end CAROLYN SANTOMASSINO Plaintiffs, VINCENT J. LeROEA, BETTY JEAN DEPPEN. SEMINOLE COUNTY. THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and ALL KNOWN AND UNKNOWN TENANTS. Defendants NOTICE OP BALE NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN that on th* 8th day of OCTO­ BER 1008. et 11:00 a m at th* Weal Front Door. Saminol* County Courthouse, 301 N. Park Avenue, lantord. Florida 3877t. th* undersigned Clark WIN offer tor sale the rest a*tat* Lot I . Block C. hi milwood Third Addition Amended Plat, according to the plot t hotact at recorded In Piet Book I I , Peg** 01 and 02. Inclusive, Public Record* of OenUnole County, Florida together with *N structures. Improvement*. A l­ lure*. end appurtenance* on •old land or used In canfunctton therewith Th* store*aid Ml* will be mad* pursuant to an final ludgmant order entered by th* Honorable Seymour Benson on August 28.1208 DATED this ltd day of September. 1008. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ef Court By Jan* E Jaaewic M Deputy Clerk Publish: Saplambar I t , IS, IM S OEU-87 NaNep to hereby given Mist a tha Planning A Zoning Commission In tha City Commieiion Chamber*. City Halt, lantord. Florid*, at 7 00 pm . on Thursday. October 1. IM S . to consider a requeat tor a Conditional Ua* In a PO. Planned Development Zoning District. A PART OF LOT t. GATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES 2*. 28 ANO 28. OF T H I PUBLIC RSCOROI OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED A l FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT T H I SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 1, 8AID GATE­ WAY PLAZA SHOPPING CEN­ TER. RUN THENCE ON AN ASSUMED i EARING OF E U*01‘M* W ALONG THE SOUTH U N I OF SAID LOT 1. GATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER, A DISTANCE OF ISS.SZ FEET: THENCE N 00*07'»* W. A DISTANCE OF 17487 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH U N I OF SAID LOT 1. GATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER; THENCE CONTINUE EASTERLY ALONG THE NORTH U N I OF SAID LOT 1, GATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER. THE FOLLOWING TW O (2) COURSE• AND DISTANCES; N •1*18 82* E. A DISTANCE OF 80.40 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CON­ CAVE TO T H I SOUTH. HAVING A RADIUS OF 1000 00 FEET, A CENTRAL ANQIL OF E*20IIS* AND A CHORD BEARING N M*10’l •* E; THENCE CONTIN­ UE EASTERLY ALONG T H I ARC OF SAID CURVE. A DISTANCE OF 80S .S3 FEET TO THE BAST U N I OF EAIO LOT 1. GATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPINO CENTER; THENCE • 00*17 03* E ALONG THE EAST UNC OF EAID LO T 1. GATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER. A DISTANCE OF 234 02 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF T H I PARCEL HEREIN DESCRIBED CO N ­ TAINING f .74 ACRE* M ORI OR LISE. T H I BEARINO STRUC­ TURE SHOWN HEREIN IS BASED ON THE EAST LINE OF •AID LO T 1. GATEWAY PLAZA •HOPPING CENTER AS BEING • 00*1 T‘00* I . (ASSUMED). Th* proparty being men gen­ era tty described a* 4848 W. 1*1 ■boat. Conditional U m Requested. Sal* of alcoholic beverage* tor consumption on pramitai (ASCOP). All parties In tntomst and cltttan* ahail hove an opportunity to be hoard ot sold hearing. By order ol the Planning E Zoning Commiaalon of the City of Santord, Florida, ttui n t h day el Saplambar 1088 Jama* R Valartno, Chairman ting E Zoning Comm!**km ADVICE TO T H I PUBLIC If • parson decide* lo appeal • decision mods with loepect to any mailer considered at th* abov* mealing or hearing, ha/aho may need a verbatim record ot the proceeding* including th# testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by Ih* City of Sanford. (F I 280 0103) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THEBE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 880•428 *8 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH September 18. 1808 M U-188 Tim Raines Is a Sanford unlive and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. 11la stnls for (hr 1098 Reason I n In the find column, personal-best season totals In the second column nnd career totals (Including 1998 Karnes) In the third column. RAINES QAUGE CATEGORY Games.................................... ................. ....... ... At-bats................................... *******************■ai... Raines celebrated his birthday a day late, going (wo-for-lhrec with one pin scored and one RBI and also mnklng a diving catch In left field as the Yankees beat ihc Tampa Bay Devil Rays at the Troplcana Field In St. Petersburg, 4-0. Thursday night. ■98 101 313 .......... ... 90 Hits........................................ ,,,, ,, #, t ,ltM 45 IU)l ........................................................... 12 Doubles.................................. •*•»***•*•*4•»!«**,***** ... 1 Triples.................................... 5 Home runs............................. H Steals..................................... ....... 288 Average.................................. best 100 052 133 104 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 2.282 H.538 1.524 2,531 940 413 1 12 163 803 .290 Tim Raines Racing Continued from P t|e OA For more Information, call the FASCAR office at (904) 427-4129. Kandy Kihhi 4 (K4) Donnie Strmahl -If . 3 III iYrik- Allium Bomber . t. IS) Hull Cloutrr. 2. |HX) (U u rg r lOmnr: 3 |7!) Mikr H rn ilitv 4 (221 Hunter Gordon: 5 (32) John C I iiu m t Rue A Bout _ I [71 Kri Ziknwikt 2 (113) Jo r Hrog.iii. 3 ( l IS) Guy AlUilM-r. 4. (33| Jiff D rK m rr ; 3 |1Ni| Dniiny Mur ton. RESULTS O R LAN D O BPEEDW ORLD Friday, September 11, 1BBS Lata M odal . I. (141 Itnnnir Hunch. 2. (00) IkJi Hnrirrwiinri. 3 (7H| II J . MrLmri. 4 (03) Daryl Slrwurt S (IS ) J a in l Alii- Demolition Dolby . I (JYD I C h in k Ku«h 2 (D ll John Grrtlarti. TBAJtA Winged Sprint* . I. ( M i l Jim m y Chlklrr*. 2 1121 Sion Duller; 3. I Hi) Kipp Heard 4 (991 tatty Tyler 3 (22) W’uyne Kriiltlmaim ' eon. lim ite d U t a Model . I. (221 lo rry ( h i m i 2 (31 K*ul llr r k n r r 3. 19) Hobby S r.irv 4 1071 Chari Allman: 5 H I ) Kntmlr Iturlu. MoBIfloda I |5| Ktidtr I ton in. 2. 1131 Hill Qitmi: 3 (9| Kenny I In klr. 4. 1141 J iJ m Will*. S (34) t rank (Yilly Bportemaa . I. |H4) Jrrrm y Thump win; 2 (3) Inn Hull man; 3 (341 Ktai f l U karri. 4 (S| Kirh ClmiM-r. 5 ( I I I Hitts Shaw. ISlal Block _ I. I ll IVriir Allium . 2. 1001 Him A l r l n : 3 (2HI K J An Mine; 4 13301 . I I I Grnirri. 3 |l.7| llo IMviv Bomber . I. (HI Huh C luuarr 2 (71) Mikr Ilm d tU . 3 1221 llom rr Gordon: 4 (3| Hobby Owen*. 3 (051 I>n\T Ikm r Boa A Boot . I. (77) Warren Schuun 2 1721 Neil toning. 3 172X1 I tank Walker. 4. (4) C a no n lirtrwnell. 5 1731 Kirby Siak. 4 C y b o d rr Bomber . 1. (291 Charlie Orlftllh. 2 (3) Iro n aid Story: 3. (7) John Cook: 4. (321 F m irh y : 5 (77) J r lf Spa fiord TR A B A W lafod Bprtat* _ I . (99) Larry Tyler; 2 (12) Stan llulter: 3. |B2) (Irian Maririoa; 4 (221 Wayne K ru llnu nn: 5 1321 Sonny Hartley. NEW SM YRNA SPEEDW AY Saturday, l i plam bor IB . IBSB Lot* Modal _ |. ( I l l David Huger*. 2 (7HI I I J Mi Iru d 3. (I0| JrfI Andrraon. 4. ( I H) J a m ! Allium . S IH 11 Iln u r Everett. lim ite d Lata Modal _ I. (91 Ikibhy Sraiv: 2. I l l Sammy Graham: 3. 1431 Handy Dye; 4 1221 Larry O e irm : 5. (07) Chad Allman. Modi Bod . I. 131 Wayne Parker. 2. (2X) Jim m y Wlnka: 3 (74) Harry Willoughby: 4. ICCI Tum my Symana: 3. (961 Handy llccker B p o rtlM ia _ I. (071 Hon Lulry; 2 109) An Kuiurtnan; 3. (3) Ion Huffman; 4. (7 1 1) J r n y Smith. 3 121 till) Love. “ ‘ — • _ 1. (21 Hob Ihurir: 2. (91 Dak- Caalrel. 3. (221 FeverContinued from Page BA courtly In points allowed. Tonight: Edgewater at Lyman, 7 :3 0 p .m . L O N G W O O D _ Finally, n flcr years o f fru s­ tratin g losses, the G reyh ou n d s pulled out a d o s e gam e last week, kn ock in g o f Lake M ary, 20-7. A stro n g defense am i u sm ashm ou th ru n n in g gam e led the w ay ju st o n e w eek a fter a last-secon d loss at Sem inole, T h e defense held Lake M ary and the o f­ fense w as able to grin d It out to noteh the w in. If Lym an gets a lead, they can hold o n to tt. C oach Lurry Uukcr has a deep herd o f ru n n in g tracks w h o don 't turn the Ixill over. He also has a steady quarterback. B rian Krause w h o d o esn 't m ake silly inlstukes. E dgew ater lost In the final m inu tes at I-ukc M ary tw o w eeks ago In Its on ly o th e r S em in ole C ou n ty uppcarance. GreyhoundsLake Howell came Into the match wlnleda under Its own new coach. Brandt Sanford and Lyman's only win was Wednes­ day to out-of conference Apopka. Sanford's Silver Hawks held a 9-1 lead ln the third and de­ ciding game before letting It slip away. T h e y played so hard to ­ night,* Sanford said as her re­ cord fell to 0-5. *We are start­ ing to work well together and the play tonight showed It. ‘ I can’t complain.* The match was all about streaks. Lyman scored the first five points o f the match on a streak that Included three aces from Kacy McDaniel, but Lake How­ ell scored the next five behind the serve o f Kristi DcFIHlpo who had a big night at the net. Lyman eventually went up 13-10 and 14-13. but DeFIlllpo scored an ace to knot the score and, after the teams traded side outs. Lauren Watts fired Football Pago DA behind quarterback Taylor Ramsaur. who appeared to score on an 11-yard ran. But the run was called back on a holding pen­ alty and few plays later. Lake Brantley turned the ball over on a Iota o f dooms. The final score o f the game came on Semlnole’a next pos­ session with a 32-yard dash by Lively. Andre Green ran In the two point conversion, and Seminole ended the game 28-0. The Patriots got solid efforts from Ramsaur and tunning back Chris Evcnson. but the Fighting Semlnoles defense, led by Calvin Thompklns and Donnell Peterson, befuddled Lake Brantley all night. Lively, who finished the eve­ ning with three touchdowns ana a whopping 1B7 yards rushing, was the star o f the game. After the game. Lively re­ mained modest, and sent out the message of, T h a n k you* to the offensive line. Seminole coach Rich Santi­ ago felt that his team played especially well In the win. T h e y came to play, and they played hard,* said Santiago. la k e Brantley will travel to Ovtedo next Thursday, while Seminole will be at home against Lake Howell. Both games are set for 7 p.m. Btarts. an ace to give Lakr Howell the first game. The Hawks raced out lo a 3-0 lead In Uie second game, but Vannya Gutierrez served seven straight points to pul Lyman ahead. Lake Howell tied It at 7, but Lyman ran off four straight on a mn that Included three aces from Brandi Aery. The Greyhounds led 14-10. but Lake llowell wouldn't give up until a cany call gave Ly­ man the second game to even the match. Lyman couldn't have stayed In the match without Rosheena Davis's domination at the net. She blocked and slammed away at Lake Howell alt night. "All I can say is number 10 (Davts) was awesome,* Wohlsteln said. Especially In game 3. Lake Howell raced out leads of 4-1 and 9-1 before Lyman closed the gap. Shannon Robinson served three straight points. The trams traded back and forth nnd. down 13-0, Lytnan ran out the game as Davts m led the net. , With Lyman ahead. 14-13. Tanya Simpson slammed home a winner to give Lyman the match and Its first ronfrrrnre and district win. The Greyhounds will return home for u pair of nonconference mutches on Monday against Bishop Moore (5 p.m.) and Tuesday against Class OA* District 3 foe DcLond (7 p.m.|. The Silver Hawks will be In action against today, traveling down the road to lakr on Trin­ ity Prep at 6 p.m. �Seminole Heiald. Sanford. Florida • Friday. September 10, 1998 ■7A Religion Fam ily weekend planned at Sanford Church o f Christ IN BRIEF By Boson Wenner Cantor Shimon Gil at Beth El services LONGWOOD - Congregation Beth El o f Ccnlrn) Honda Is pleased to nnnmincc Cantor Shimon Oil o f Jerusalem, Is­ rael, will nsslst Rabbi Moshe Elba/, during the ! Il(*li Holy Day Sendees of RobI i Hashanah, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, and Yom Klppur. Sept. 29 and SO. Cantor Gil, a Cha/anoot and liturgical music tenor, has spent the past 10 years In professional cantorial leader­ ship In the smith Honda re­ gion. He Is a cantonal graduate from the Ycshlva University In New York. In addition to hold­ ing a certified teaching degree Cantor Shimon Oil from Ohr Sameach, New York. Ucth El's services will be conducted nt the Maitland Civic Center. 041 S. Maitland Avc., Maitland for the three days of Hosh Hashanah and the two days o f Yom Klppur. Tickets for non-members are available nt $118 each and tnny lie applied to membership after the holidays. Fur llrkets nnd additional Information call Rabbi Elba* at 7880729 or fax 772-477. A video is available at no charge to persons Interested In Information about the full-service, family ortented. conservative synagogue. Visit our Web Site nt www.beth-cl.org. Celebration set SANFORD - The piddle Is Invited to Join members of Zion Hope Missionary Haptlst Church. 710 Ornnge Avc.. us they celebrate their pastor's anniversary on Saturday, at 7 p.m. Tills banquet and roast will feature fun. food nnd fellowship while they "roast" their pastor, Ellas CalTry. Members add." tlrtng your lies! Jokes and stones and give the pastor your best shot." Tlie cost will be $0. A special worship service will also take place on Sunday, at 11 n.m. with Minister Hrurr McCray as the speuker and at 3 p.m. the Rrv. Arthur Bradley Sr. will deliver another message. HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Sanford Church o f Christ lias plalmed n "Family Weekend" for Sept. 26 and 27. The speaker for the event will be Willard Tate. He will teach on the theme “How to Gel What You Want and Want Whul You Get." Talc Is from Abilene. Tcxns. where he Is employed as an associate professor at Abilene Chrtstlnn University In the Life learning Skills Program. Prevlounly. he worked us the m ens head basketball coach. He lias ministered throughout the United States for num er­ ous years and Is a highly sought-afler public speaker. He lias been a regular lecturer at the bi-annual "Spiritual Growth Workshop" held In Orlando nnd sponsored by area Churches of Christ. The Saturday schedule will begin with a coffer and danlsh fellowship from 9 to 10 n.m. and follow with congrrgatlonnl singing from 10 to 10:30 n.m. Talc will Introduce the audi­ ence lo the topic. ‘Deciding What You Want" from 10:30 lo 11:30 n.m. and preach again from 2 to 3 p.m. on "Learn lo Gel Excited" and .it 7 lo 8 p.m. on "Accepting Who You Arc." A lunch of chicken and all Ihc fixings with drink and drssrrl will Ik * provided from noon lo 1 p.m. Participants may then relax lo the singing o f "Tribute" from Holly Hill. Tills group lias performed for over a year throughout the Central Florida area. C ongre­ gational singing will again lake p.m. address the audience and wind up the day with the sub­ ject "Keep on Loving - Even When You Don’t Oct What You Want." The members will offer classes for all ages from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and continue the fellowship with a potluck luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Again, congregational singing will highlight the day from 1 to 1:30 p.m. Willard Tat* place from 6:30 lo 7 p.m. On Sunday, from 9:30 to 10:30 n.m.. Tate will again talk on "Accepting Responsi­ bility* nnd from 1:30 to 2:30 Minister Tony Black, adds that, "we hope that everyone will come and enjoy Willard's unique style and presentation. He Is a man who loves God and It shows In his message." The public Is invited to at­ tend. The church Is located at 1500 Park Avc. In Sanford. For more Information call the church office at 322-7781. Banquet to help with church building fund Bv Susan Wanner HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - A Building Fund Benefit Banquet Is set for Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. In Sanford. This night of spiritual fellowship and dining will benefit Pastor Mary Andy Irwin to speak W. Smith and her ministry for SANFORD - Andy Irwin, the former youth director of First United the Sanford Christian Worship Methodist Church, will Ire "coming home" this weekend. Many Center, located at 1509 W. know him for his "manic. Billy putty voice. Intriguing songs, a s­ 13th Street. tonishing mouth noises and hilarious stories. He Is equal parts The building Itself ts In need mischievous school boy and the Marx Brothers, peppered with a of repair, according lo Smith. touch o f the Southern balladeer. Andy Is one vibrantly odd bird, "We are renovating the w1lh feathers (hat tease, tickle and tug nt the heart and a whopper church." she said. T h e celling of a personality, which barely fits In most rooms. People are and the roof need work. I work drawn to him like magnets to u refrigerator. And Inside, It s all with a committee of ministers. Mountain Dew and Jolt Cola. Some people have Inner-kids. Andy They wanted to put on a affair OITutt Irwin hus an outer kid." to help raise money for the The weekend o f fun will begin on Saturday with a spaghetti din­ renovation. They felt It would ner In the Fellowship Hall from 5 to 0:30 p.m. The cost for the encourage other church mem­ dinner will be $3 for adults and $10 per family. A program and bers to help." concert by Irwin will follow at 7 p.m. The speaker for the event Irwin will present a special music service and the Children's will be T h e Barefoot Prophet Chat during services on Sunday evening at 0:30 p.m. the congrega­ of Ft. Lauderdale." Roast beef, with dressing and tion will celebrate with nn Ice cream social In the Fellowship Hall turkey honey baked tiam are the und be entertained with another concert by Irwin. main courses to be served for For more Information call the church office at 322-4371. the evening. The-raral-wtilr also consist o f potato salad, tossed Anniversary recognized salad, carrot and raisin salad SANFORD - mem bers'of Mt. Sinai M.B. Church Invite the public to attend a Church Deaconess. Mission and Prayer Band Anniver­ and a choice o f drinks such as sary on Sept. 30 at 3 p.m, The church Is located at 1843 Jerry Ave. coffee, tea and Juice. Sanford - Christian Worship In Sanford. Center has served the com ­ For more Information call Dorothy Matthews at 330-9102. munity for many years. Smith says she Just wants to be able Concert o f Prayer to continue this work and have LAKE MARY - St. lit e r 's Episcopal Church. 700 Rinehart Road. a place for people to worship. Lake Mary, will hold Its "Concert of Prayed Saturday at 7 p.m. Donations for the banquet The focus o f Die Interdenominational meeting will be on the na­ are $15 for adults and chil­ tion and Its leaders In crisis. For more Information, call (407) 679- dren 12 and under $6. Tickets 2645. ext. 9600. are available at 400 E. First Street. More Information con also be found by calling 322Author speaks LONGWOOD - The Rev. Chris Kline will speak about her book. A 3499 or 644-1401. Those unable to attend or /Jrti/innf Deception. Wednesday at 7 p.m. ut the Weklva Assembly, Just wishing to make a contri­ 1675 Dixon Road. Longwood. Cline will describe her experience o f how she was led to hand- bution may send funds to Mary Smith at 1703 W. 13th write 4.000 pages after being delivered from the drug and rock and roll scene, where she traveled with bands and the Jet set. For more Street. Sanford. FL 32771. Donations are welcome. information, call 774-0777. Now Silam Primitive Baptist Church was founded In 1B70. Thle It the third building. N ew Salem to celebrate anniversary this weekend By M in i Hawkins HERALD CORRESPONDENT ... , , „ ' • jVMISJJ. . SANFORD - The congregation o f New Salem Primitive Baptist,. Church of >Jesus Christ. Inc. Is observing Its 128lh anniver­ sary tills weekend. The church was founded in 1870. The land for the building was donated by Oen. John H. Sanford for which lids city was named. Gen. and Mrs. Sanford donated a bell to the church. New Salem's first she was on Eighth Street and Palmetto Avenue. The wooden structure had luntems for light. The services lasted until late evening hours with everyone making a Joyful noise unto the Lord. Members went lo service by horse and buggy or mule and wagon. After years of romplalns from whiles about the noise, the chureh bunted, the members gathered for worship service at each others homes. Tlte church was called "Ihc feet washing church’ or the Holy Ghost Headquarters. Rebuilding d ie church al Eleventh Street and Locust Avenue, the name was changed to Mount Mariah Prim itive, B pptm .Qhpfch. The bcM dcMated by Sanfonl remains in the churonyaiiif. After many years the New Salem Prim itive Baptist ' ChuttH was rebuilt on Twelfth Street and Cedar Avenue. The original w ar­ riors o f the foundation have been laid to rest. These ministers have pastored the rhurch and led the yearly success o f the congregation throughout the years. Pastors are: the Rev. Simeon AusUn, the Rev. P.H. Frison. Minister Bertls Herring, the Rev. O.W. Williams. Elder Eli Simpson and the Elder Warren K. Little serve os pas­ tor. In observance service will be held Friday, and Saturday at 6 p.m. at Rivers o f Life Chureh. Orlando with Pastor Jackson. On Sunday. 8 a.m. the Macedonia Prim itive Baptist Church. Elder Imporate, Pastor, 11 a.m. New Mt. Calvary M.B. Church associate minister Jack Jackson, 3:30 p.m. Clearwa­ ter Missionary Baptist Church, Pastor Mat­ thew Jackson will close out the 128th anni­ versary celebration. Nativity prepares for the new millennium By Dm Bropby SPECIAL TO THE HERALD LONGWOOD • It has been said that there Is no such thing os a coincidence, and In the case o f Renew 2000 at Nativity Catholic Chureh. the original core group was made up o f twelve Individuals. Ilmmmm. Rather brings to mind the disciples, doesn't It? Just as the disciples were Joyfully facing what lookrd like rather Insurmountable obstacles a l the time, the core Renew group at Nativity is looking forward to the year 2000 with faith and hope rather than the dread which seems to p erm e­ ate our secular society. H ie very word "Catholic* means universal, and this Is the beautiful message which R e­ new 2000 carries to each and every one o f us not only at Nativity, and not only within the Catholic Church, but to all those who believe in the healing power o f our risen Lord. We can once again return to the very roots which fed our faith and openly share the Jay and faith with one another which lias sustained us as a people for 2.000 years. Just os the beauty o f a tree ts admired for what is seen above the ground. It Is the roots which first grow and support the tree. The core Renew group has been operating beneath the surface waiting to support the new life which Is set to burst forth. The sharing within our faith community b e ­ gins tn Sept. 20 through 27, with a Parish R e­ new Mission slated for 7 to 8:30 p.m. nightly. The entire Renew 2000 process takes place over a three-year period, encompassing five seasons, cadi consisting o f six weeks. It Is not to much u particular event, but Is a Journey during which we are invited to participate. During this time, adults can more deeply share their faith with one another. Group ses­ sions will also be available for our youth to fully participate In this renewal and growth process. So you may be asking yourself. "What's In It for me? If tilts is a touchy-feelcy type o f ex p e­ rience or u Bible study, that's I'm outta here." Well. It is neither, or could be both, actually, as It Is n different experience for earh Individ­ ual. In this spiritually starved world Renew offers a chance to deepen faith In a relaxed, more personalized, Informal, small group set­ ting In people's homes. It's neither radical nor threatening. Perhaps one might view It os a gathering similar to that o f the early Chris­ tians. Our spirituality grows and la strength­ ened by participation In Mass and In different activities In the pariah. This ts on additional way o f sharing faith. Thad Seymour, one o f the co-leaders o f the Renew core group ts Involved with Renew for the second time. Fifteen years ago. he and Ids wife were Involved In Renew In Chicago and to this day, even though many o f the people with whom they were involved In the Renew proc­ ess there have gone their various ways, a sense o f friendship and family with these peo­ ple still exists. Lucy Paskoskl Is the other co-leader o f the Renew group and she, too. la a second tim er In the Renew process. She was Involved tn the Renew group back In the early 1980s here at Nativity, when the parish was still quite small. The group was so enthused by the process that they continued to meet for several years after the Initial meeting cycle, exhausting the then available resources. When asked to par­ ticipate once again, Paskoskl enthusiastically threw herself Into the project. When asked how to explain. "What’s In It for me?" about Renew, Seymour simply smiles and says. "Come and see.’ There Is a sense of acc and tranquillity and genuine Christian t In him that seems to transcend the secu­ lar values with which wc are Hirrounded. It's something that certainly seems lo warrant further Investigation. Renew 2000 celebrates the coming o f the new millennium and prepares us to fare the challenges o f the 21st Century. Christians are told to ‘ be not afraid,’ and Renew provides a vehicle for them to experience the richness and the beautiful heritage present In our Catholic faith. C tW JV > 1 Congregation Beth of Contral Florida CONSERVATIVE, FULL SERVICE, FMMLY Is pleased to announce the engagement of Cantor Shimon Oil to assist Rabbi Masha llb a i Ph.D., in leading the HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES R o s h H a s h o n a h , S e p te m b e r 2 0 , 2 1 ,2 2 Y o m K lp p u r, S e p te m b e r 2 9 ,3 0 at the MAITLAND CIVIC CENTER 641 S . M a itla n d A v e ., M a itla n d , F L 32751 “L’SHANAH TOVA Tl KATEVU” We wish the Jewish Community a very happy & joyous New Year - 5759. Let us welcome the High Holy Days in prayer and song. Services will be led by Rabbi Moshe Elbaz and Cantor Shimon Gil of Jerusalem, Israel Non Mombor Ticket Prlcosi $111.00 por poroon (May ba applied toward membership) Registration Is bolng accoptod for family mambarship Call (407) 788-3729 or fax (407) 772-0477 for tickets and Information, or VISIT OUR WKB SITE A T W W W .RKTM L.ORQ Office and Beth El Learning Center, 160 Ibis Road, Longwood, FL 32779 s �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Honda •Friday, September 10, 1990 i jL Worship At The Church Of Your Choice This Wee i\ Anglican n u o n ro rtA i e p is c o p a l IT ALBAN a ANOUCAN CATVt ORAL J J « W S R I M (Atom* » . * | |i < wu* at G t r a n sn 117 Oong Earn c v m d nonaa 407-467-2374 1429 Bkx* O' Comma, Pay#' & m ar S m e ll 1 001 m S M tuehanai 900 a m Sunday S o w 1000 tm S4igE utM 4l ,Nun*r> M Sanncm, * I » 3 H S v iO l M Mamrig Pray* I 30 a n Wrtd Mot* E u c r m 7 00 p m rn K*y Ejm»n«1 llOOrwon U Piay*i Boor nay r u n t? 00 noai Th* CV-y-*'X* « Wan T7*l>«t*nr» Assembly Of God COflNKRSTONf ASSEMBLY Of GOO l i t N Country CXD Rd U M M *y r i r ^ s i«o Peetcu Rtv Ron O x m Svjnday Stfxx* OJOem lAjrung Wonfup 10 30 tm Stnuy Lvenrvg 6 00 pm 7 00 p m Wed femey *egw Nuri#r(i PlOwRMO K-m Wtd P^y* BM N^n*ry Ptcw3»d CfMTKAL. 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Ha'no Pnoto by Tommy v n e o t Ut Monday 1100 am WommiCacit 2nd Monday 10 00a m .2 0 0 p m .7 1 0 p m Mans Prayer Bmaarm iMTTimday 4 30 am W a iiF H m M O m H 3rd ITumday 4 » pm Hunan, Prowdad i«o n x&y*\7 Sunday fhfcee StxTy 93dam 10*3 am 6 00pm Won h c 700pm w e m u r Nonhc N uw y- u H w n l T M C M t l BARTH I CHURCH H i Eau Alport Boatyard S a la d F)ontM 32771 322-3737 CN«hO0to* Pttlor tt Ba CcWnan 9*9 am S o * * , Schod 1049am Jtompg Worth* m ----- ■*.---EYfring VYoran%_) 400pm iN>i7eirtif *wo-weu * -* ***- -- ■ *r.■ - rpjfv*p 7 00 pm 700pm ChyaaniChoch 410pm TVwidty vo u a a i 333-4473 407-330-1071 Fai CB SM y Maiirg M Laaa Mary CommaMy Caraai 900 an 10 00 a n 7 00pn 920 U*aaia Rd Santoro 323-9072 . Ooorga SMdd SendaySond lOOOam Mtamng Same* 1100am Etarae Same* 400 pm rnca 700pm OM TiuPa tor a Na> Day PALMETTO AVENUE SarAard. FL 32773 Im Wiiy Fkimt 1407)331-0710 Dr i r m CNAO P4MOI SLimWi LAomng Cmabrabon Sannc* 1000 am »*»4 M I| N y* Taacumg u m f y 7 00 p m Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH KM OM A .« . Sartord PL *07-322-3799 Famat Rkthm W Tnu PaMo, Sat viga M a im 4 00 A I 30 p m 5o< Ui i v i 7 43-10 30 4 12 00 am Spaam Watt 9 00 a m CoHtiaion Sat 3 00-1 43 p m WH40II U n i 4 00 a m BT. THOMAS MORE CHAPEL T ia w ra i Roman CamoK Tndantm* Lam Man HI A > a Sunday 9 a m LxairJ at p * 722 Homan Ra Sarlard PL 32771 ,Banmd C'acatr Banal| (407)472-1*7 Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD M I N 27nd S i, SamonJ FL 407-322-3942 Ra< R iia y Ban’ Pairoi Sunday Scnooi 943 am Mommg Worm* 10 30 a m E*tno**tbc Sannca 0 00 p m Family EnncKmam Somca Wrjnaioay 700 pm Samncaa Timoy CTmaean Scnoa Pia-Sctwoi 9*u grata 12 407-121-1723 Aiao Day C aa Sum ai 1 yaar to p a i o v w 407 12H411 Christian FMST CHRISTUM CHURCH (Oucipm or CnrMt) 1U7S Santord Art 1*74610. F l 122-7727 SuMay ScHoa Holy EutfanM 1000 a m Temray 700 a m w aa m oai lOOOam T>W Rt 730pm •T. PETERS CPMCOPAL CHRUCH T7a Ray BL Barga Rock* Smdar Hoiy Eueftaftti 9 00 am ChiTltan Education ■Ai Ago* 900am Hoiy Euctianat lOOOam Cnaoran i C7wcn 1000am lEaucaaon Wyegi NeKiary Ba^fla Ai 9 00 a m Tnrexv '0 0 0 a m Sannca CHURCH OP CHHMT 219 Waoi Sr WHO Spimga FI 3270B SuMay SampM l O N a m A X p m SuTTay Be*a Study 930 am TWO Rda SluJy 730 pm Bany Mayaa (407) 377-3003 9 30 a m 11 00am 4 00pm 7 M n R (n gR U y l Sispai 4pm M at Sakm ins Piayw Sarvu 7pm CcRaa Fatoainp Anar Vis>m* Aj Kra WMcom* HtM STUM CHURCH 730 Upam R d. Samom Fl 407-322-0900 Tvn Storma Mniiar JoaCapuo ruuin Urvuy. Siam Manor Chnaaan Educaaon Momng Fyaomn* 4 30 a m S u m , BAM School 900am Moma^ Worm* 1014 Eianng WQvm* anoTouPi 400pm Wattmday 4 00 p m Famly H p l Su*p*r 4 3 H Study Nunary Prondad Eaetem Orthodox BT. J O H t l EASTERN OR THOOOX CHURCH 2741 Coertry Ctob Road Aw Dorwid heira C7U1* Atone OmnaLturgy SemMy School Full Quspal CHRRTUN FELLOWS10P La*a Mary Foiaidusm 14*4 Mary Elementary S u m Comar Laaa Mary Rad and Cotmtry CA* Road Lena Mary FL TM 407-321 0900 S »y * Cto-wrCarry S u m ,y w v * 10 00 0 m Nuraary P w a a d 307 W IMS! [Oonntoan Sanlmdl Sarlord F l 32771 407-12I-4M1 MdiaM Ponnao JoaPorudo VAxih* Laedw Same* TMr OoiOty 1000am ASOOpm Thiaaday 700 pm Nunary Avarana AJ Sannca* Intef-Denominetlonel BEAROALL AVI. CHAPEL 3002 Batrdai Aya 407-323-3794 JacKCoa Paator Sum , Momyig W m h * 1000am ErarwigSanKa 400pm Tuaaday Evanytg B4m Study 700pm CONORROATKMAl CHURCH IMACCC1 2401 S Pam Aaa Sartord 407-122434* Ra* ThcmaaP Taachu* Sum ,School 910-10 30am worth* li o o a m Wad Rda Study 7 IS 4 13pm Feaomh* Omar 4 00 p m 474 C om ardEE WtbamacnRoad 407-744-7700 S u m , Cturth Sannca and S u m y School 10 00 am Wadiaaday 4 00 pm CnadCaia l .a i a t m i al Samca* (407| 121-4191 10004m 1000am Foursquare Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF O H S T 7 00 pm Holy EucnanM Congregational Church 01 Christ HOLY CROSS 401 P*m A ** . S*moo FL T*W(hant 407-322-4411 Ray C AlrndCm* J> Ra* Chnalophar B t w ig Holy EucnanM 7 30am r WOROOFUFE CHURCH OF OOO Bl CFMBET 411 Sanlord Avarua Sarlord FL 32771 *07 3239049 Eldar Johnaarm Handamon S u m , Scnod 1000 am Momng Mtorvrp 1130*m r SCHOOLaad BAYCAK Prt-tchool Wu 12th arado ‘A Ministry oi Church o l God of Santonf A BEKA Curriculum •0 1 W . 2 2 n d S C S a n fo r d • S 2 1 - 2 7 U BARNES HEATING A AIR CONDmONINQ COtlPlETE SYSTEMS • ADO OHS FREE E3TMATES • SERVICE ALL BRANDS RESOENTML ANO COMMERCIAL -HEAT PUMP EXPERTS* STATE CERT FCACOJ4424 •15 W. 2nd 8L 323-3517 Sam'8 The Original FetnNy Heir Cutters NO APPQNTMENT NECEB6ARY Ofml A ^ J .O . L O C K S M I T H THIS SPACE AVAILABLE Only $6.00 Per Week Call: 322-2611 A a A fr k u A aerk sa finest Present* C re a tiv e In sp ira tio n a l G O SPEL BONGS by M r. Horace 323*1386 5^* QM FORD CHRYSLER AHAmancBn & Import C«r A Truck Rspalrs Phone 331*7000 Jim Dunn O il 71h r MV 29440 201 N M aple A v* SAtHocd, fl 3277i Comer a Commeroal 4 Map* S TE N S TR O M R E A LTY Hen-Denominational FAITHFUL 1 CBRaasa > PiAia • (407) 329-4300 320 E CoimeroM St • Sarlord S u m , Samce 1100am CnaHna FMKwmfyp (a gn 912) I I 00 am Famly F M o m f * IMtmMvnMna 1230pm Wwdnaaday Faacnmh* M iyi ng 7 30pm Fndiy - O ilR a n Couraatng 200400pm (Raaaa Cat 329-4300 tot appl I M om ent a ■ v u n m m , ac. t i l t . P a * Aim. • SaMord FL S2TTI Tarry E Chnalanaan. F n a d a t t o U jJ J i k M i Ij J IH O 4 0 7 / 3 3 4 *0 0 0 7 Fla 407024 1117 Voa* Pagar 1400 409 7044 nRST PRttBYTIM AN CHURCH OF SANPORO Bate * an 3m tna 4W1 St 4 PM* A Oaa t D oanoyi Sontoad FL Phono 407-322 2442 Faa 407-322 2444 ■Whom Wa Know Ir m Mama" ai Tha Hoad Ol The Coy Re* Bruce 4 Seen 1000 am S u m , Church Schocl 1000am Smoay Momng Worm* Numery Soma PHR FoaowMi* Woowaday 4 00pm WaOwtday Farmy i * V i Supper 4 30 pm VtMhOtoiM* I |K-4 OradMI 1(3-4 O W M I S u m , momng 910 a m Conaampomry Worm* Smday momng 1100 am Famwy WOran* Same* Nuraary i* promded M t I t l m and 10 30 a m aamcaa Scnday Schoa tor adua* 911am BAMFORO SEVENTH OAV ADVEHTTSTS 000 E Second Svaar Sarlord FL 12771 (407| 323 3444 PiHor daemon DoggolM Phono |407) 704 1234 • 3 0 «m SK)UR Scfxxx 11 00 • m OvraWDrthp Prirev Ueetng 730pm W e < m ie »i The Churcri (AWwa Fem WOrM th io u (/ ll»* FL 10 30am 1030 a m r Spiritualist U C 4 A 4PMNTUAL CENTRE I02A A*p*n Ay* l Oangy O , FL (Aero** Korn tku* Spmg* A/o V**mi Rea Margy/ei Am SehnW Pane* Sum , lOOOim 10 30am T7uMt| lomca M OP" Wdamaaan on Cthmh Fimcaora and S*muw Cann ing Cal (E04) 2292222 Unitul Church Of Christ 1234EE Wmanaon Road Longwood FL 407-312-4233 Ro* O mm hxngMciod Suncu, Wcrmp 10 30am Nunery h tw a d CrurcnScncKi 9 IIa m Youth 4 CTWOtn Mnwtry 430p m Unity 303 4 OmngeAao Onanoo FL 12401 407 4224333 Sunday 910411004m Wed Praya Servae 4 JO p m Mue* py Coco Ramo* Wesleyan 09 9A0IA way* dal I CM. ad Fl 32771 12) (04 W (Em 41) WaM Few Seem on u « . cm* MM) laonaid (TOonaa 407-322-4332 ■Where the OoapM It Good N a n ' Sunday Schoa 9*3 a Momng Worth* II 00 a Earning WorMi* 400pi mm warn Mtg wea nop ‘ tVburUMWWlU* r p n d e in ou r com m unity FUNER AL HO M I OR. •Short/’ SmUh end BNWebom •ti ical SctkJtnt F u r' JM Yean Huhivt Rial I s to i Reil East * ___ LAK E *— MARY i CENTER A Long Term Skilled Facility (407) 682-0230 407*322-4707 MtatlJIAM-TF« 115 E. FIRST IT., SANFORD jCcfJs • I f E SECOND ST. SANFORD THIS SPACE AVAILABLE Only $6.00 Per Week Call: 322*2611 ITENSTH0M. MciNTOtH, COLBERT WHUHAM B SIMMOMt, P A ----- AMenwys et Last — B rau n Protection Personal ProOction Hems Self • Famly • Home - Aufo -Children* Catalog 3 6 2 - 8 0 0 3 oMartng pra^rrangsmBn) Uvough THE SMMPUCfTY PLAN ™ SL M. 46AX MUm M M., Ltks Mary S llH g fU - 322-2 17 1 m OBTi THE McKIBBON AGENCY 114 N. Park Ave., Sanford G r , \ m k <> vv I 11 I I t * I at I H II III •CompMf Funsnl Ssrvicts •CrsmiUon 'CMCUEM Cart Bergman A E m p lo y ees Bar *237515 • St. Petersburg Attorney /v area, 322-0331 TIREUCPRBS ll III — , L_____ Fra# madteal c u n , transportation, counseling, private doctor plus living expanses. Pint Baptist Church of Luke Mary M A I I I X K i r c tNMar*rtai44fry**4mrfVM mtjkm+uioi V IM a A tiK LAKEADA 1BEDROOMS3S5 2 BEDROOMS 1445-1470 N*m Mtom. (10T) JJJ447I IN S U R A N C E Famous Recipe 1044 FRENCH AYS. 4 I )« |J11JI *» 11 A M K* ' BeHwbi-fAtoddU O aU awn Peak _______ 322-4263 Retirement A Nursing Center Fur ■ current liuin| of nailable putitiunv call Michclc Catpenict. Human Ketourcct ai BOOM BESTAUBANT S £ t a V ( * 7 )M M t t ffrr SatisMcttou men y ttintsmum SNiw44nf Village O n Th e Green HARREL &. BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS ir u L M pick up «n d drop oCTyour lovwl ona. 040.00 par day. •22-2131 •Marttrs 4 Monutnsnts •Pnarranofmints M I . Mryeri BhU., Sm M 33773 222-2213 T tK C o m ia C ft '1 4POTTUAUBT CHURCH OP AWARENESS M A C 3210 N OacAetew T>at cM ct Baaa* Road Cmancto Sunday Sannca 1030am wwmwaday Sanma 7M pm M*» madng 2nd l u m , Saptaneer wvu A*m Fo* mom rto cal 4074 79-3004 Co-PaMori Flay jean Larch 4 Flay Am Ollteirger L 09 L A M MARY 124 W WWaxAvt lea* Mary. FL 407 321-1021 Ra* AF Sttvana 9 14am CNrrch Prayer Maatng S * t am Crutch S a n a 1100 am Momng Won 400pm tou r O ra* LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE I 2324 Oa* Arm. Elmer A neuecher 4AHFORO MEADOWS SEVENTH DAT ADVENTI* T CHURCH 3414 M County IM 427 Santoro TL 407 322 7410 SabbaPi iS a i| 9 H a m Onna Worth* (3 * | I I 00 am Piiyai Maying |W*d) 700pm AAartMa (Sal) 1 13pm • I t pm 700pm HMy Capaa Saory Hour Praatfioci F a VOormaacn Cat 407-3339797 e flU S S S S . ^ CENTRAL SYSTEMS 8.E.. INC. PARTY DEPOT 1ROQUO<SAVE SANFORD, FL 32773 1011 SarlordFL 32771 407-330-2433 Lloyd 3 Aleman* Suoay Educaaon 900 am Siaalay WorMap 10 00am 2nd WWMwdiy C#eath mor*, 430pm HOLY CRO«S LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 740 Sen O n * lea* Mary FL PadHoyar SMurday wawnne 4 30 p m Ccnaamporay Wj< m * S u m , momng t o o am 944S O v g i B M . I a r M (407) 324-0144 Jerry MMR Smaay WOM1* lOOOam lANMy* bmahad fry 1100) Numary ProndM) Seventh Day Adventist Prashytarlan 2917 Ortando Dr (Hay 17 92) Pasna 322 7312 BoP Bmaamann P»uor S u m , SJyxi U ia w s td , 9 30am Sannca 1030am laaaary Prwndad 24401 Santoro. Fiona* 32771 R o m 407-321 -0292 Scmday School 9 *S *m Momng Mtonhw 1100am Eimmng MAnh* TOO pm PrtyaiMaaang.Wadnaaday 700pm WTKIVA PRC4SYTIMAN CHURCH 311 Wyanl Spnngi Lena Ungiyood Phone M9-140S Ray Or John A m m Chuicti Samcai 4 30 4 11 00 am Sunday Pencil (A la g tti 9 43am Huraary ProynMd PRE SBVTtlBAN CHURCH Comar M W 24Pt SI 4 LUTMRAM CHURCH A Superior Raiad ll44«d 8HM V 4 Cwing Nursing Facety. • LocaMmra YottwCity. (407) 330-1660 FAX (407) 323-3325 CLARK Naurene F * 4 T CHURCH OF THE H120 RENE 2491 Sarlord Am Sanlord FL 407-322 1172 PaMo* John J (Kaon pas am Sunday School 10*4 am Morang Worth* 100pm E*anga*M Some* 700pm U d M * Sanrc* Wad 7 30pm Youm Hour Wad lutharan Health Cere A Rehab. 209 W. 25th S t iK m E B R laeffaa * Su < *0 7 )3 2 1 -7 7 *1 322-2420 UtAUNC Wa tu s WotSMir Clsum US41ST UNITED CAD David Beveriy and Staff DONNA PI Orac«* MARKHAM WOODS PRE SITTERULN CHURCH 32)0 MaATiam Wood* Road la*< Mary 407-333-2030 Rav Chanai R Jorm Pallor SundyySeMrt aaagn 90 0 a m CTwcfi Samcaa 90041030am Nunary Provdad VtaumOra* SeiKMy 4 30pm Pia ScTtoci Mon mni Fn 9M12 Monmry Farray rayn Suptw IHrd WaeTiatday d EactiMam 4 30pm RIDE WITH TOE K IT. Patrick Stenstrom & Staff 9 10 00am It 00am Xanng Shamg And Oroamg OF DELTONA 17S3 Eieham Btvd . Oarer* Fiona* 1272S (SO*) 749-2202 Ripen El Schapa conducang Fndiy n g t tenreat at 4 00 p m Sakjrday momng aamcaa. 1000 am 201 IvnAaa Sanlord.tV 407-121-41W TahcPiy Hudeon PiMor S u m , Shod 10 00 am Monyng Wormy* 1100am Tuaadty B oa 5U7, 7 10pm Thmday Prayer S 30 p m 7 »a r (tm Sal d e e Monmi fK H Study r LOCALLY O IN E D AND OPERATED RON RUSSI & STAFF 2626 Iroquois Ac*. ■322-2070 (2nd Sal cl aa M om ) Event IM Fndiy ot Month Famty Saobain Sannca 7 30 pm Frmay Sateam Sannca lal oPiar Fndayv 413pm SaMday SatbaPi Samcai 910 a m w a i a a p * Raigoue School and Juda< Huriary School Pmgiama PRjnnaMn Cal (407) 744 1729 or (407) T72-04T7 T h e sponsors o f this church JIM RO W E PEST CONTROL Jewish CO0IOMOATTON BETH E l OF CENTRAL FUM O A 140 M Road LungyiOOd FL (407) 324 1047 ( 407) 744-3729 Rate* Moene E«a> Pn O lAlvPiFPoaa M ? « 7 30pm B da Study Van m OoctnnaCraA ClaM Waemaaaay CtMOmn 400p m Uanar Boo’d 7 00 p m Ctv>i Ranaimai 710pm 1 « SunUy Tna lorif I Suppar 2nd Sunday MafiVKiman imuta Day and Dmnar 3rd SrAWr PaturM 4 r Sunday Touai Day 4ti Sunday Fawiwine and Owner M vanoua tocaegne hm 407 321-7490 1701 Oinga R *d . SaW M Smday&mcxi 930am W inn * 1030am Episcopal LOHOWOOO CHURCH OF CHRMT 1018 Hay 17 *2 I n IPO Hay 434 323-3430 499-0032. 904-739-3170 Siai W tnh* 10 30 am 4 4pm Vu/ am nvaed to m l MMy. and aor- 40 0p m 730 pm Non-DenomlnaAlenal Evary last Saturday. SCO am Man l CAM K *4*104 E**ry IM Sakxday 10 00-rom Cturnan ■ Acpypy Tna 1000am toiO O pm Ttwaday Ew naigipm n S p m 144 Waarva Spring* Road Sow 149ALorv*ood fL 32779 Phon* 407-0691490 efantastic GRACE UMTEO METHOOMT CHURCH 499 Coiawr cajo Road La»a Miry FL 407 327-1472 PMtor Dand A l o w > 1 JO im Ccrtampory Sannca 9 X tm Sunday Scnod 10 30-lt » am Mornng Worm* Sun C cRaaFaaom * 1 1 »a m youai Faaomn* 4 00pm CcAaa 4 Prayer Vwd 4 14 a m Cmnoal Cruar Wad 700pm J O T (A/M(M a r tduvi) (2ndFn area Mont-) 12 00pm cc l i b r a note c hurch LAKE MART i m w n u m Av* •w w ) Prwaaa Scndiy School Sunday Worm* TlXrtdly B4 L u th e ra n C h u rc h o f th e DM'MYWtry 930§m c* fir s t U Nrno METHO044T CHURCH 419 Pan Aw Santoro r i 407 322 4371 riiatam Fouo W ill Pilin ' Di m Saaat Chen tvacloi Morrwig WoriTlp 0 23 4 1033am Cop* o r n m r * 410am S m u y Sltwoi 44Sam Toor Foaomrp 4 00pm riRST BAPTIST CHURCH O f LONGWOOD Pu& SuxMy ScficxU ivocsjr oi Muvc • iS im 1030 t m 600 pm 6 30pm S«m?y StAliy 5 J W Sorv3i» TVOfVH’ Sun Cv#nmgW*yVt4 FAMLY W O*$M » CENTER 1770 W Ayrpod BMJ S*n*on a ®77i 407-3E2-B2® mu M e th o d is t CHRIST UMTEO MITMOOWT CHURCH 408 TucAar Omia {Comat Tucaai O' 4 CR 4271 t in Fran* McKern" Pallor T*tophon* (407) 322 7900 Sunday School 9 30 • m 10 30am tt 00 am M R Study y n ,r * «U y 6» pm Cn*7fi' I Tmm ICVOM n Worm* Nurtary t'omeHO lor Barm and Srnaa C04«an -Smal fnouyi To Lena 'tou • (Vowmg m CTwial To Son* Ynu‘ Coonsraloi f yV* CViy 700pm 4 M pm Wad CTor Practm Thun Toum Choi Womabon 122 3332 cr 32)0470 u ecn iY CHTWSTIAS SCHOOL t* YtARS TO »2TH OIUDEl rtRST BAPTIST CMUflCM Of SANfOflO SIS S Pars A »« Smrtc+o a *07-522-6041 Or W i r * St Pilfer h*% Tom Snvtn U n «»r I'f St L M i M < f* * V»gi Vtxin P*%ior C y n m W cH OAtYrkfVratfwoi as M ttu Tfr* Ite * Mary Cammatfry c*aan M 244 R. Caaairy ( M , LMra Nary R ^ F loor C overings wiSTiiSriSir11 o<noi ___________ THIS SPACE AVAILABLE Only $6.00 Per Week ___ Call: 322*2611 ' • �jommolo Hctnld, Snnlord. Florida •Friday, September 10. 1998 - 9 A L e g a l N o tic e s N O TIO I OF PUBLIC MIARINO TO OOKStDIR A DIM IN4IONAL VAKIAKOI Hoik* It hereby given Ihtl • Public Hearing will be held by the Planning A Zoning Committlon in the City Commlttlon Chairbert. City Hall. Santord. Florida, at 7 00 pm on Thurtday. October I. 144*. to conalder a request tor a Dimensional Variance In a PO. Planned Development Zoning District. A PART OF LOT t. OAT I WAY PLAZA (HOPPINO CENTER. AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOK 4t. PAOES 24. 25 ANO 2S. OF THE PUDLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. OEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIDEO AS FOLLOWS OEQIN AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 1. SAID GATE­ WAY PLAZA SHOPPING CEN­ TER RUN THENCE ON AN ASSUMEO OEARINQ OF S IS ’ O t'S i' W ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1. GATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER. A DISTANCE OF 2S2S2 FEET. THENCE N 00*07 3t* W A DISTANCE OF 27S37 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT I QATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPINQ CENTER. THENCE CONTINUE EASTERLY ALONO THE NORTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 1. OATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) COURSES AND DISTANCES. N 41*4S'42‘ E. A DISTANCE OF SS 40 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CON­ CAVE TO THE SOUTH. HAVtNO A RADIUS OF 1500 OS FEET. A CENTRAL ANGEL OF S*2S S3* AND A CHORD OEARINQ N SS'tO IS* E THENCE CONTIN­ UE EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 203 S3 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF SAIO LOT I. OATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPINQ CENTER THENCE S 00*17 OS* E ALONQ THE EAST LINE OF SAID L O T I . OATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER A DISTANCE OF 2S4 (2 FEET TO THE POINT OF OEQINNINO OF THE PARCEL HEREIN OESCRlOEO CON­ TAINING I 74 ACRES MORE OR LESS THE OEARINO STRUC­ TURE SHOWN HEREIN IS OASEO ON THE EAST LINE OF SAIO LOT I. OATEWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER AS OEINQ S 00*17 OS* E. (ASSUMED) The property being more genj erelly described as 4S4S W 1st Street Oimenaional Variance Re[ quested A reduction in parking site requirements 10 's 20' required. S'atS proposed, a | reduction ol t's 2 All parties in Interest and cmtens shall have an opportunity |to be heard at said hearing Oy order ol the Planning t | Zoning Commission ol the City ol Santord. Florida, this ISlh j day ol September t ISS James R Valenno. Chairman Planning t Zoning Commission AO VICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above mealing or hearing. heSehe may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings Including the testimony and •dance which record is not provided by the City ol Santord (FS ISS 0101) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NESDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ) ADA COORDINATOR AT 330SS2E a HOURS in a d v a n c e OF THE MEETING PUBLISH September IS. tSSS . DCU-137 IM T N I CIRCUIT CO URT M AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIOA |CASE NO.t S S -TS S -C A -IS -R EVtN J McSWAiN. TRUSTEE. PtamtiN. JUANA SMILES. (E HARNEY i ASSOCIATION. !., a Florida Non-Prolit » net's aocialion Corporation. I W OUNDERMAN. MICHAEL P •GERMAN. and EGARET A WHARTON. P A Detendanle N OTICE OF BALE NOTICE IS HEREOV OIVEN hat pursuant to a Summary aal Judgment ol Foreclosure sled Septamber tlth . tSSS m No SS-7SS-CA-I4-M in Circuit Court In and lor Bla County. Florida Mi ch IRVIN J McSWAIN. JSTEE IS the Plalntltt. and JUANA SMILES. ET AL . are I Delendants. I will sell to the Sheet and bast bidder lor Sh at 11 00 AM on the tSth ol October. ISOS at the Sal Front Steps ol the nmole County Courthouse, N. Park Av*.. Santord a. the loltowlng described I property as sat forth In the ary Final Judgment ol cloiurt DESCRIPTION LO T K -IB at parcel ol land lying m ttlon 11. Township >0 South, nga 32 East. Seminole nty. Florida, described as sws- From the Northeast ’ ol the Southeast quarter lha Southeast quarter ol Stkm i t , run along lha East ol eald Section I t . N 17*44* Ml. 744.70 toot; so leaving eald East line I E 44*5114* W. S40 00 leal, nca run N 00*07'44* W. (0 04 leal to lha Point ol (inning, thence run N 97-44* 330 00 leal, thence i N SS'SriS* E. 440 00 laeL ace run S 00*07'44* E. 100 leal, thence run E I IS* W. 440 00 leal to lha I of Beginning above described parcel sins E00 acres, mors or i above described parcel Is cl to 34 foot Ingress ess easement on the Stsrly line and a SO fool 'saga easement on the arty line and the Southerly 1 ol said parcel lifted Correct i Pullen R L E No 33tS ATED THIE tlth day ol * 1SS4. YANNE MORSE EH OF THE SUIT COURT >E Jaseonc uty Clark sard Cooley. Esq 1 McCabe A •7 I S R. 434 West. Suite 100 1 F I 31740 lleh: September IS. >4. •144 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN TN E CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. SS-8B3-OA-14R FLORIDA BAR NO. 0SSSSS IRWIN MORTQAOE CORPORATION F M A INLAND MORTQAQE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, vs MIM0ERLV H STANLEY. ET AL. Oelendanta NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that In accordance with the Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered on September Slh, tSSS In civil action no SS-2S3-CAI4M in the Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County. Florida. In which MIMDERLY H STANLEY. ET AL. were Delendants and IRWIN MORTOAOE CORPORA­ TION F/M/A INLAND MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION. the Plaintiff. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at West front door. 301 N Park Ave . Santord FL 32772 between the hours of 1 1 00 a m and 2 00 p m on OCTOBER ISlh. tSSS on the following described real prop­ erty Lot 4S. Foa Run. According to the Plat Thereof as Recorded In Plat Dooh IS. page 40. Public Records ol Seminole County. F londa More commonly known as 3404 Seminole Ave . Oviedo FL 32745 (Court Seal) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court Jane E Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Matthew J Shclwhte Attorney at Law 2134 Hollywood Dlvd Hollywood FL 33020 Publication ol this notice on September I I 24 tSSS in the following publication Seminote Herald 0EU-1S3 NOTICE OF PUBLIO HSARINO T O CONSIOSR A CONDITIONAL USE Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by I he Planning 4 Zoning Commission in the City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sanford. Florida, al 7 00 p m on Thursday, October 1, 1444. to consider a request lor a Conditional Use In a RC-1. Restricted Commercial Zoning District LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lots 20 4 21. Dlk 1. Highland Park, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 4. Page 24. ol Ihe Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida The property being more gen­ erally described as 2104 S French Av Conditional Use Requested Roof sign II parties in Interest and cilltens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order ol the Planning 4 Zoning Commission ol the City ol Santord. Florida, this 14lh day ol September. 1444 James R Valenno. Chairman Planning 4 Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides lo appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or heahng. he/she may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings including Ihe testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City ot Santord (FS 244 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3305424 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH September IS. IM S DEU-141 NOTICE OF SALE S7SS/SS 4 00 AM SS Ford Acroatar 1FMCA11SXQZA0I 741 754 Monroe Rd (C IS) Lake Monroe FL 3274 7 Publish September IS. 1444 DEU-IS4 SS-SSS4 IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE EIOHTEENTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLONIOA Caaa Ne. SS-17S-C A -I4-N GENERAL JURISDICTION OLD MINT MORTOAOE COMPANY. ITS- SUCCESSORS ANO/OR ASSIGNEES ASSIGNEE OF PRICETON FINANCIAL CORPORATION. Plaintiff vs RONALD W HOSIE at us . at a l. Delendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Maryanne Morse. Clerk ol the Circuit Court ot SEMINOLE County. Florida, will on the on the tSth day ot OCTODER. IM S . at It 00 am al the Front Ooor ol the SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse, in the City ot Sanford. Florida, otter lor sale end sell al public outcry to the highest and bast tedder tor cash, the following described property situated m SEMINOLE County. Florida, toLOT S. BLOCH M CAMELOT. UNIT t. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOM 14. PAOES 44 AND H . OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA pursuant to the linal decree of foreclosure entered in a case pending In said Court, the otyle ol which is OLD RENT MORT OAOE COMPANY. ITS* SUC CESSORS AND/OR ASSIGN EES ASSIONEE OF PRINCE TON FINANCIAL CORPORA TION. vs RONALD W HOSIE. el ua , at a l.. Any persons with a disability requiring reasonable accommo da lions should call (St 3) 444 4042 (V/TDO). no later than seven (7) days prior to any pro evading WITNESS my hand and official seal ot said Court this 10th day ol September. ISSS (SEAL) Honorable Maryanne Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jana E Jasewic Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Post Office Bos 2347 Tampa. Florida 33401 Publish September IS. 25 IM S DEU-142 n o T ie s OF PUBLIC NEARING TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL UBS Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning S Zoning Commission In lha City Commission Chambers, City Had. Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 p m on Thursday. October 1, tSSS. to consider a request lor a Conditional Use in a OC-2. General Commercial Zoning District LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 37 e 34 (LESS E 44 4 Ft) • S 11 Ft of Vecd SI on W. Holden Neal Estate Company'a Add. as recorded In Plat Booh 1, Page SS ol lha Public Records of Seminole County. Florida The property being more gen aralty described as 1127 Santord Avenue Conditional Use Requested Auto Dealer Sales All parties in interest and clUyens shall have an opportunity to said hearing By order of lha Planning E Zoning Commission of the City of Santord. Florida, this 14th day of September. 1SS4 Jamas R Valenno, Chairman Planning S Zoning Commusion ADVICE TO TB PUBLIC If a parson decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any mettar considered at the above meeting or hearing, he/she may need a verbatim record of the proceedings including the testimony and evidence, wfuch record la not provided by lha City ol Santord (FS 444 0145} PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330 4424 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH September IS. 1444 OEU-I3S NOTICE OF PUBLIO NEARING TO CONSIDER A DIMENSIONAL VARIANCE Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by Ihe Planning 4 Zoning Commission In the City Commission Chambers. City Hall Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 pm on Thursday. October 1, IM S lo consider a request tor a Dimensional Variance in a MR-3 Multiple Family Dwelling Residential Zoning District LEOAL DESCRIPTION Lots 4 lo IS. Blk 27, Oreamwoid. as recorded in Plat Book 4. Page M . ol the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida The property being more gen­ erally described as 1120 Florida Ave Dimensional Vananca Requested An increase in lence height requirements *' required. S' proposed, a van­ anca ol 2 ' All parties in interest and cmsens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order of Ihe Planning 4 Zoning Commission of the City ol Sanford. Florida, this 14th day ol September. IM S James R Valenno. Chairman Planning 4 Zoning Commission AO VICE TO THE PUOLIC II a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any mettar considered at lha above meeting or hearing, he/she may need a verbatim record ol Ihe proceedtnga including the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by the City of Sanford (FS 2S4 0I04) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 3304424 SI HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH September IS. 1444 DCU-134 NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING T O OONSIOBR A CONDITIONAL USE Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing wIN be held by the Planning 4 Zoning Commission in the City Commission Chambers. City HaN. Sanford. Florida, al 7 00 p m on Thursday. October 1, 14M. -lo consider a request lor a Conditional Use in a MI-3. Medium Industrial Zoning Oislrict PARCEL A Beginning al the Northeast Corner of Mock B. A F Q VEG­ ETABLE TRACT, according lo the plat thereof as recorded in PUt Book 7. Page 14. of the Public Records of Semmola County. Florida, thence run N 44* 03' 00* W . along the North line ol said Block B. 444 00 feel, thence run N 00*47' 00* E 44 443 leal lo a point on the Southerly right-of-way hna ot Albright Road, thence run S 47* 44* 00* W . along said Southerly right-of-way line, 144 13 feel, thence run 8 44* 03' 00* E . parallel with said North line ol Block B. 137 St fact, thence run E. 00* 47 00’ W 441 44 tact, thence run 4 M* 00' 32* E . parallel with Ihe South line ol said Block B. 444 44 foal lo o point on lha West right-of-way line of Airport Boulevard and the Bast line of said Bloch B. thence run N 00* 03* 00* B.. along said East line. 402 23 feet lo Ihe Point ol Beginning The property being more gen­ erally described as 2444 W Airport Bl. Conditional Use Requested Manufacturing wood roof Iruaaas in an open building and out­ door manufacturing. AM parties in mis rest and citltens shall have an opportunity lo be heard at said hearing By order of the Running 4 Zoning Commission of the City ol Eanlord. Florida, this 14th day of SepUmber. 144S James R Valenno. Chairman PUnning E Zoning Commission AO VICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a person decides lo appeal a decision made with respect lo any maltsr considered al the above masting or hearing, he/sha may need a verbatim record ol lha proceedings including Ihe testimony and evidence, which record U not provided by the City ot Sanford (FS 2S4 0105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEED!NOS SHOULO CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 3305424 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ. PUBLISH Septamber IS. ISSS DEU-140 13— H ea lth 2 1— Per s o n a ls St B e a u t y MUSCULAR THERAPY by Kns E«p benefits of ■ fuS body mes­ sage. male therapist 7 day in/ out 474 3311 kcMA0024385 2 1— Pe r s o n a l s ALONE? FLORIDA MOST RE­ SPECTED Dating Bureau smee 1977) al ages tndudmg seniors Bringing People Together 1-400022-4477 (24 hours)____________ L e g a l N o tic e s PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT INVITATION T O BIO PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANT The District Board ot Trustee* ot SsminoU Community College In compliance with Ihe Consultants Competitive Negotiation* Act • Chapter 74241, Laws ol Florida and Chapter 2S7 OSS Florida Statute*, announce* that pro­ fessional architectural/englneenng service* will be required tor the following pro­ tect REMODEL OF SCIENCE BUILOINQ (4201) (a ppm aIntel* ly 24.437 net *q f t ) To be eligible for considera­ tion. interested firm* or individ­ ual* must be certified by the Board ol Trustee* as qualified pursuant to law and regulations ol the Board Any firm or individual desiring lo provide professional services •or this protect must submit a statement of qualifications and performance data lo Include the capebilittet. number ol person­ nel and qualification*, and record and *•penance ot the firm or Individual, to the Board ot Trustees on a current copy of U S O B A. SUndard Form 244 and a fully computed copy of Standard Form 241 with perti­ nent supportive data on or before FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. IS4S BY 4 00 p m Three (3) eats of all Utters ot interest with aN pertinent sup­ portive data are to be submit­ ted to the following address ONics ot the Construction Manager SsminoU Community CoNeg* Building T-l * 100 Weldon BouUvard Sanford. Florid* 32773-3134 Upon review of Ihe Information received, the Board of Trustees wiM determine the qualifications of each firm pursuant lo future interviews reUted to this pro­ tect By E Ann McOee. President SermnoW Community College and Es-OfticW Secretary District Board of Trustees of SenunoU Community College Publish September IS. ISSS DEU-1S5 NOTICE OF VENIOLE AUCTION t 14 Mercury •tMEBPS23SOHS1S443 2 SI Ford e1FAPP14J7MW22411S 3 SS Dodge «1B3BZ1SC1FD1S1SI0 4 44 Chevy tJS1RF77M1FS40424t 4 37 Ford 41FABP1SJSHW2 43331 Auction wiN be held 04-30-44 G 10 00AM at Pritchett's Towing. 1340 S CR 427. Publish SepUmber IS. 1044 0EU-I7S NOTICE OF IN TEN T Under the provisions of SectUn I I S OSS, Florida StatuUs. the Seminole County Sheriff's Oftice murids lo des­ ignate the following position* in the Florida Retiremenl System Senior Management Class Deputy Director ond Senior Mtftigor Publish Septamber IS. 24. 1044 DEU-1S7 C ITY OF LOGGWOOB, OF PUBLIO NEARING T O CONS OF PROPO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IB HEP4RV OIVEN by the City of Longwood. Florida, that lha City Comnutaion will hold a public hearing to consul­ ar enactment of the following Ordinance* ORONMNOB NO. BS-14SB AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIOA, AMENOINO CHAPTER 33. UTIL­ ITIES. ARTICLE III. SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM. SEC­ TION 23-41. FEES; PROVIDING FOR A 44 PSR MONTH REDUC­ TION IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SEWER FEES. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFEC­ TIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO. BS-I4SS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA. AMENDING CHAPTER 21. TAX­ ATION. ARTICLE II. MUNICIPAL PUBLIC SERVICE TAX. SECWON S1-1S. LEVY. PROVIDING FOR THE REESTABLISHMENT OF THE 300 KILOWATT HOUR EXEMPTION FOR RSEIDENWAL CUSTOMERS; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Said Ordinance* were placed on hr*I reading on September 14th. ISSS. and the City Commission wW consider same after the pubhc hearing, which wW be hatd m the City HaR. 17S Longwood. Florida, on Monday, the sth day ol October. A D.. ISSS, al 7 M p m . ar aa toon thereafter as geaalhl*. Al lha masting. MUreeUd partU* may appear and be hoard with respect la the proposed Ordinance* Thu haairing may be continued from lima lo tim* until final action U taken by lha City CommUtion A copy al the pro paced Ordinance* aw potted at the City HaK. ' ‘ " CUrk of lb* City and asms may be mapectad by the public NOWCE: All persona aw advised that M they decide lo appeal any decision* mada al thaa* maelinga/hesrlnga, they wiM need a record ol lha pro­ ceeding* and far such purpos­ es. they may need lo Intum that a verbatim record Is mad*, which record lo Includ* Ihe tes­ timony and av Idanca upon which lha appeal la to be made (per Sac. 24( 0104. Florida Statutes) al his or her own Dated this 14th day el aiptambar. A D . ISSS CITY OF LONOWOOD GERALDINE 0. ZAMBRI. CITY CLERK PUBLISH: Friday. September IS. ISSS DEU-1S4 Female Massage Therapist needed lor busy Longwood lo­ cation Great pay 331-4444 Studio. Walk-ms welcome 7 day* Private rm» Female Slafl USC*MM77S5 407-334-5300 WHY WAIT? Start meeting ftorltonight 1-400 7442433 a il 4002 Focus o« : 322-2611 Toll frwB from Orlando 831-9993 You can fa x your ad to 407-323-9400 300 N. French Ave. P.O. 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If you End an error, please can us immediately and we will correct the error lor Vie next publi­ cation We are responsible lor the Aral insertion only and only for the cost of that drat InsetSon CLASSIFICATIONS KM(X0*aa7ft*s 107 I It Mas**a*» Casa If ll»*> Cars ra u bbbk>t nu»t 700 H—o Maitram 59 — F i n a n c i a l S e r v ic e s MONEY PROBLEMST ContohdaU your ban wo a ban Pioneer Cmd4 327-9550 75— E d u c a t io T n •af»<JR>sfeeMas* •FeeWa 111 Oddi IM 147 WE4BW7*fer> fg W 140 M« 4. ikvw. 1/se 5e* 1*0 Lmwgm* >sfI sB St r a in in g ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA/TA Apprv Job A»*i»t Wkend ctastet National Truck School 1800-444-7364 71— H elp W «6« C<r a n ted 106 WsNiVNFREanyfu Wa BViah»4 lit 7« 04BB I0t MRSN444firteJSfixI (tl isawwat i «Mw*Hsiu 105 CmsMTSVueWa (■0 (irtubfiltff* 107 (tearta (BB Kks >4|*si N dW h ir in g F/T lor a Motor Manufacturing plant n Sanford Position* are avaaabte on ai tfutr*. 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Paeons E O t_______ AUTOMOTIVE DCTAB£RS SantorGLongwooGOtendo Banahts Aftor 90 Day* Ttp* Sea/ 407-293 3065 CARPENTERS. ALL FACES OF CONSTRUCTION #42-3337 CASHIERS WV te n tor Tol cotactors 24 openngi tor S*note peopto F.TBP/T Pd Tramng. vacabon health, dental, kt* insurance C e l 407-444-3445 Winter Gar­ CSX ch*Hanging position lot outgoing ndnr w good comm skiU* oilic* Out** canter on adun. cut ave and tale* phona aq>. or cus contact **p daaaed te* ratum* to Norweit fnanciai at 324-5516 EOE — cutrotoiA kkumtfU------ •11.15 TO START Grads lor Students Cal M-Th It -4pm 669 9191 d e b AR y m a n o r to looking tor utontod and ax cepoonai individual* lor to* toSowmg poaaion* *CNA F/T. 7am-3pm. 3-ttpm •LPN FA 3-11pm •1tpm-7am Competitor* wages, aicattont benefits and flaubt* schedul­ e s *07 BBS 4424 . COE. MiF/ Q/V DeNTAL ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST ‘j if.iys S P I C l Al S tH b lint-s ?•’ tl.tys Sb'j 71— H elp W a n ted 71— H elp W 71— H a n ted elp ment lor anyone ntoreslad m working toward* a earner as an atactocaan lm u or no aq> is nacessary Soma out of town ravel « req FiJfy competitor* wag* S benefits package Can I I I Etoctrfc. me Bat (407) 3338300. EXP. CARPENTER FRAMERS •vantad 333-7I4S Esp Landscape parson Eueitool opportunities good pay avak mimed FDL reqd 328S424 EXPERIENCED BODY TECHNICIAN. Must have own tools A e«p#nenc* «i heavy cohtion Apply at person 2601 Country CU> fid. Santord. 407-32284*4 F/T YARO POSITIONS Avatabto w/ benefit For eag ar and hard wortung person Musi havt Ikktt opening e«p . Iron! -end loader * . Apply n person Psbbto Juncbon. 702 S French Ave. Santord Must ktt 50 *>s Drug Free Workplace1 GENERAL LABOR warehouse, assembly work avaiabto Com petarve wages Cat Chnt at A-1 Tamps 6478010 EOE No Fee HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budget Inn of Santord 3200 S Ortando Dr (17 921 JOGf to* best healthcare team n Volusia county Restorative CMA needed immediately Pre.'Ou* experience helpM C*K Debary Manor 4078444429. EOE. L*wn/Ps*t Control TechnicianEqwnenced preferred Call 323Lkenaad bwuranc* Agents to work to* tenor market with toe •t Final aipens* Co n toe U S loads provided compute package, renewal*, ate 18008088096 tor Russ. LABOR READY ,0 WORK TOOAVMUO TOO AY DRIVER to transport squpmant and pave Ctes* A COL SemnotoAsphek Paving 323-0111 MACHINE OPERATOR 2nd 4 3rd sfutl apply direct Florida Polymer 1000 Sand pond rd Lake Mary EOC W a n te d 8 FinVTVTted. F/T MM LABORERS NEEDED tram work Santord /Ortando oSto* tnuN have ptoasmg personaity and tend rattan* to 217 V. Oak Av* Sanford FI 32771 wG •l Im p s SUf M O N 1Ml T *1 l i » *• M ll'l M ‘ .*•1 1 1A 1 '• EXP TRAVEL AOENT. ammdtut oid rebate* agency 322-7*48 m i f B W s r a g s --------------------Come and fom our canng team ol Nurse* and CNAs Eicei torn benefits Eiperunce teced 3.80pw 11:00pm ( ,U AM AfJ I| 1 t > I'M IV A T | I ’AM T • FO R UNDERGROUND U TILITY CO N TR ACTO R Tran 3248442 SECURITY O FFC SN JOB TraMae Armed B Unarmed BrenMy A Aaaoc. 834-7444 ewuRAMca ano **i k T U W ftte k w i tel i ri a*Wy «4: teSteaw^OHv*^ health Membership Bates Rep re Mntatlves- P/T. great mam bert te n d e d tales, t admn ikler m em bershp Resume to CFZS. P O 6)1 470309 lake Monro*. FL 32747 EOE F/T Ground* Person to start mmtd 15 50hr A great bene­ fits! Picas* apply m parson 1600 W 5th Street Santord FI 32771 SPECIALITY AUTO RENTALS (unrig 118 p i l kdays. Ito* fUibte hn wked. hokdayt. berwNt.407-322 -0250 MERRY hUUOB HtRtNQ Cars bmxanc*Needed Weekends rREE 331 5266 NURSES LPN 7-3 CNA as shJts Lake view Nurtmg 919 E 2nd SI 322 6707_________________________ ORT dnver* needed lor Santord basis fleet teams and angles drive our prsrrvun conventional snd get home weekly COL A w/ haremit 2 yr» tip wr good driv­ ing record 330 9308 1800 9119940____ ___________________ P/T BACK OFFICE far MD otoce Send resume lo 113 N Scott Ave Santord. FI 32771 PHARMACY CASfKCRBJngust lor busy community heakh center fio everunos.no weekends, no hotdayt. Excel lent benefits Can 3228645 ext 223 tor more information PLASTERS. LATHERS. ROAD BUSTERS. STUCCO. EXP ONLY 9*28337 (Hayground Iquipm ant installers- Eip or construction background w cleaning driving lecord Must kavei out ol town M F Bobcat eip a ptot Call 3338831 »em-4pm. STYU S T Sammote Town Center Matter Cuts now hiring Salary, commission, bonus, tnt snd stock purtftaM Cal Margaret at 330-7779_____________________ TELEMARKETER wanted flaxibl* hr hourly pay pfu* comnstwon vTvned start kma 3238681 PtlORB P ro s Full or part tlms. Top BBlary, bonus 6 commission Longwood location, call dan faulhar. 767-9270 T U HELPER NEEDED bans and exp a mutt good pay ________ 407-330-4173________ TUPPERWARE Earn 520 330 par hour lor extra money or have a luk kma career. 3318431 JANITORIAL Itoor car* openings m Lake Mary area cal 9428289 _______tor 4 great opport_______ WELDER F/T ehts NWOrl *Dfvi&.: » -1 4 WELDERS nug welder 2 yrt eip apply m person FirstWeqh MFG 210 Tech Or San lord 330 5000 PLUMBERS helper run 3yrt e>p n restoennal construchon must be able to do tub set and torn* best pay n town 904 7748373 93— R o o m s For Ren t WEEKLY RENTALS Startlne • I77/W4 fkstone Downtown 330-4433 hifiHT HAND M A ff Heads 100 workers dally. *45 sign on bonus to new am*Eitra pay to driver*. ‘Opart le m 401 Dogtrack Rd Longwood 3*08104 Secretary/Office ManagerMutt have general office e ip . typing. t-o« kkeeping a must, computer knowledge helpful be very reiiebie. Cal lor B (407)365 4211 Of fa> return* to |407)3598904 EFFICIENCV 321-4900 FURNISHED ROOMB-AI tote. mcf Laundry, phona. and ka u m 545-490 a weak 3J4-4B55 ROOM FOR RENT-S7GVY*ak 510Gsac Fui house pnv Wisher Dryer 334-7315 SANFORD/ LK. MARY t Ig txkm. w/ b*X>. 53S0mo mckxtei s* tv, phona, uMbe* 302-7144 kance cal lor data** 324 4000 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R In parson today I t l l B French Av* 323-4343 by Luis Campos CvwtKV, C p w cryptogram* *>* ciuaua to n q j Haknru by la n o a employment In to* Ortando S Tanas area* tor a skead etoctnoan m our apacaakiad marsal serving toa gasokna serv­ ice SUborVpatrotoum industry Pnor industry axpananca « a ( N T ) 3238300 or Fa lie : (407)3338204. MAINTENANCE Tech I a s i paced coup ol coka a cote Marching lor highly motivated tad starter to fom mamlenance Must have 3-Syrt e«p ml electro mechanical and pneumatic ma­ chinery must have own loots Competitive pay and benefits nights and weekend* required Sand or taa resume by Sept 24 to Southeastern Conuner 3220 Vert ST Ortando FL 32S08 or 407-293-4407 No phone can pte*M Drug Tree/ EOE IGK0AOpa%la hJpltMrtt (Mfi ........ Ftx............. UyI cAjwI..... ' O ' D CP ZPYV RKBP LVXXT SLR OR CPTMEI D P V E n . • — ........ ZVT SM SM VOJP TMKB BK8L FMBIME PREVIOUS SO LUTION ‘ You may bo disappointed il you fail, but you ais doomed if you donl fry." — (Soprano) Beverly Sills let taa* t>, nca kK ti �10A ■ Scmmole Herald. Sanford. Florida JOB D O N E ! Tra d e 103— HOUSESU nfurnished 97— A p a r t m e n ts • FURNISHED WORM Q.ite r fi.a ALL ELECTRIC iVp 3231019 area ac S389f-Kk$300 SANFORD 1/1- Cottage with pn vita entry M 50won $450dep Call 378-0083 99— AFARTMENTS U \ U R N IS H IP I BORM. ca-ret. $9S«» $300 ,VC 322 3346 Pe'ore 9 45am al­ ter 8 45pm 1T19 W 3rd SI MARINERS V IL L A G E 1H i 404 • 8413VO . 9 > tv W O W ) 4X0 or* ROSELEA VILLA* i t Special •WaUontfi HUD OKAY 407 330-8833 SANFORD 1/1 APT 'of row w ga’ age e d hookup $400mc-<jep 480 0444 v f « 8 0841 Sanford Histone Dittnct- 1 BR 'B A tccnen new tng uptUrr*. 'um.*ned dean, working aduit No petit Fenced $350 men • dec 857 3903 SANFORD tp o m apt upatari. ac onet a 'f a 300mo ♦ISOdep 308 9148 SANFORO 2 1 duprei eft a w a nook .v $47Smo$300oep 323 3288 SANFORD 2 2 Approt mate» t 000 « It iV 0 met, $430 mo . » itnp .• Call 322-1051 SANFORO aptl a>an. trom $300 per mo cat tor location Porug Realty 322 8678 SANFORD Good area A Felloe's Spores* 21 t i p n neat $ ar hook-ups private pato A ya-o sec 8 ok $425 no • $j*C Jep 889-0046 100— C ondominium Rentals Sandiewood t t /tOsqftavta- are 10C1 $400mo$4S0dep CH 898 8555 103— H ouses L’m SANFORO a t 5 nan Id I car pel. ctva $S75mc*$300dep 112 Anderson O d e 299-1596 SANFORO M - house on 5 acr es $650 per month Cal (407) 260-5802 or (407)329-0912 SANFORO 42 102 Loch Artior Court Near MayFur Country Club C al 323-9570 tor epp< SANFORO ridden lake 32 w garage $69Smo Pontg Realty 372-8678 u r m s iie d $500 DOWN . WHY RENT? 1Vr*n you tan own this 3 txjrm n c-a w C HA. new pant A car­ pet 7 Ask about h u D nomas' Tha Hilliman Group. Inc. Realtor*...........321-8333 SANFORO 2/2 Apt IV Spit Pun Palo CM A $440/8350 SANORA XI w Obi Garage Dmnmg Rm I g Screen Patio Lease W Option 872S.1700. SANFORD 5/2 IV Oen Screen Front Porch. Large Shed Spaoous $800/5800 Sanford 4/1 VVCarpod Pato New Flooring $ Pant. Heat 1 Air W Acreage I7MV 4700. Sanford 1/1 Dup. WUnnng Rm 5 Kitchen CH A $385.3350 JIM DOYLE SANTORD mem 33 w cat garage $69.900 668 fenced p a r k in q area easy access can accom­ modate up to 35 cars heavy equoment, auto*, etc. 17-92 A-pod Bird area available im­ mediately $550 per month Phone 324-4440 or fas 32411(9. SANFORD- 1.174 sq tt o K # on Lake Wonroe Convergent to courthouse $ City Han Avail­ able immediately MorbiUer Group. Inc (407) 539 1000 #«t 106 118— O etice Space For Rent A MOVE M SPECIAL!) 400 ig tt 1 up' $265 A MONTH Oftie*Storage 321-0120 or 333-2554 ATTRACTIVE 22 in H.stone District move in cond includes many eitras $59,900 328-4853 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 3 Suitat available • 1100 SF S 1100 SF. 407-121-7004 HIDDEN LAKE n ee 32 hr*place . fenced yard. 2 car ga­ rage S680mo 774-7071_________ 141— H omes For Sale ONLY $50,000 lovely bnc» home on tjude street tented yard Civ at screened porch Cal Barbara Smmont 322-1729 Real Estate Professional Inc 331 7600 l£Ut.MTODRIVE 05479192 MayMr Oort C e u r e e 1 5 acre laketrom estate w 3 900s' home-need* work - $165 000 ' w>4 ac $295 000 4 BR Colonial 2 story on 3 wooded lots REDUCED TO 1109.000 Par* A* Villas 2BR7Ba Town house condo- $45,000. owner motivated •15 Day CDL Training •Oay & Wiikind Claim •Financial Attlslanct •Carrlan Hiring On Sit* 219— W ante d 10 Buy 6l«l F9'BI•BB9»*B P A U L O S B O R N E VEN1URE I P R O P E R T IE S •H v COUCH with cushions made m MckoryNC $100 00 330 7643 UAlEUlTt A/t A . f 181— A itiian c es A Furniture For Sale 154— O pen H ouse '* OPEN HOUSE** 32 I 4764 ILdgewocd vWUS 1.2 83 brtrm apt $450 $650 Move *i specuf 14**— C ommercial Property For Sael Can Ga* 682 3355 ev1 30 l_ NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT 3 suita office $450mo 2 bay wsrahouae $55Cmo 339-5795 FLA RENT Sanford Hialonc Dittrlcl (3) Commencat Leased Units $160 000 (1) Commeneal Vac am Lot $55 000 330 1495 153— A creage Lot For Saee $ ACRES city water, septic, l-jr-t Poe cable utility butemg pole bam owner finance $49 000 cash $33 000 C il ti *w .1 « -5. i t f ,'y \: i ii. .'r i. i . . -/ 75>128. $10,000 Oak Ay* San­ ford. Fl Can 407-322 3638 or 328 3990 DELTONA 10 acres ideal lor mobile homesiie. horses cam* terming or nursery* Zoned agnCultural $3 900 ACRE Sm down w owner finance 904-7671772 or 904-787-8822 LAKEFRONT LOT Beiaire Laka. Loch Arbor prvat* 90X200 $60 000 LAKEFRONT LOT Slone Is­ land Lake Monroe $120,000 VACANT LOTS • Loch Arbor $35,000 to $45,000. Ig. pnv SOFA queen hide a bed bkielan etc cond $!?5 ig kola good cond $60 3230104 50UC 0M ‘ngv/e wu’erruKl 107 Pamela Court npen Sal 9-1 model perfect. 3/2 ml profes­ sional landscaping and many U V Adas' Must set1' $86k Protig Realty 322 8678 (*8990188 157— M obile H omes For Sale ml drwvei 199— Pns St SumiEs Adult Cal- Or*V male Neuter 6 shot. Loving peraonaMy Great for Country horn*' 321 9657 FREE~KITTENS " to Good Horn*) Car 328 8004 jwt^cfeerwoon02l3267 ^ ^ ^ 181— A ppliances & Furniture For Saee 3422 S Orlando Or (across Irom B'l Heard Chav) Open #v*ry Monday 11am-7pm Ouarantaad Uvmg on quality lurmtur* >buy dean used fjrtvtur* jr* 6 antique* I Cal Tom at (407)330 4213 MATTRESS SALE • Full ait* used boa tprmgt 8 mattreu $65 00 Larry* Mart 322-8132 (407) 322-2611 IN HOME FILTRATION UNITS better than bom* qua r, $05 a ganon 407 76 7 9131 321 Megnoi 19 ESTATE SALE 2nd hoor 17 92 N to 4lh St turn right looow signs antiques conecIMe d* prassion glass china Flow lehon McCoy act leungs lace chennwl quits Bit Ml h*a tree 2 beds eye maple chars rock er* iron beds. Vdorian dresser mf ok lamp stands much more 230— A ntioul /Classics Depression Glass SHOW A SALE SANFORO OVIC CENTER Friday night Shopping Sept I I 6 PM 9PM Adm $5 00 good tor 3 days Saturday Sap! I I 9AM 6PM Sunday. Sapt 20 10AM 4PM Adm $3 00 w-lhn ad $2 50 C ars BIO YARO SALE in Osteen Sat t9th 9am 7 sq bark cano* 14h and hater kind poster watrebed ■a/y boy reel*'** set o> noritak* tSsnes cad avon bottles anvna and bad supplies and cages tors lots more 251 Coens 1/4 m ot Sk<n boots |Uk* off s> 4t5 407 322 8502 For Sale 88 CADR.LAC SEVILLE perfect cond $4200 330 3797 91 MERCURY MARQUIS gs loaded aa bag garaged t owner 323 2271 $6000________________ 205— H eavy M achinery 231— C ABRASIVE SAW tOhp 20<n d ad * padatlai mounted 4450 299-1592_______________________ 211 — A ntique /Collectibles ANTIQUE PIANO baautitul tan upright, bunad walnut I ml m lad wood and wood peda't. mukt * * * to appreciat* $54 5 321M67 or 302-9233 ^C ountry C harm g c ity c o n v e n ie n c e ars Fo r S a l e 1*88 TOYOTA SUPRA black 6 goto fully loaded Runs but needs work Must sea 11500 obo 407 668 8174 83 FORO F-1SC _ < j b naefl 1MT SMW 121*. l.-mrrsnnx*S'On. AC Power windows 6 locks. i**tn*r N-c* car that n**d**om *TLC US-1104. DON'T WONDER HOW TO GET RID OF THAT OLD CAR1 235T ruck/Buses/Vans Sale LE T US SELL I T F O R Y O U !! For PLYMOUTH VOYAOER 96 V6 WHITE 4000 MILES $17900 407 321 0936 The Semlnola Herald Ctassi fads ar* me quickest and most me,penny* way to sek your car7 Run your air** kne ad tor 10 day* and pay only $21 OC Evan batter, it you sail 4 sooner (when we KNOW you * d ) you can stop your ad and only pay for the number ol day* it actu aly ran' What a Deal" • iic h h o f f elates MOVING SALE green and w*v1* sola bed matching lov* seat while coffee labia 7 matching end lath#* good condition dean $350 takes at 374 1651 Moving Sale Sat/Sun 9-? 7008 Madwetl Av* (off 70th Street) Furniture dom e* tools ruco toy* 6 lots ot other stuff ------------ t o o n a ----------Sat 1-7 5447 Okng# Bkrd Sankyd YARD BALE SAT S-7 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD NURSERY Tool* Cloth** Electronic* 6 etc 238— ^V e h ic l e s W a n ted CASH U l P A D t For Junk Car*. Truck* 6 Mac) * . t f P i v m c A s f *u»-rui h j seso * 241— Rec. VEIEICLES/CAMrERS FOR Sale IM * MALLARD SPRINTER MUST BELLI 2M m. 31 f t . new la d . ml many eitras $25k obo Mum*# 40/ 764 398/ WANTED CAIISt TRUCKS A VANS Any year make or modal WMpay lop dollar* Call Gaoff Badeia 302-5734 Call today and watch' tha Herald Class!fieds work for you!) J 4 0 7 ^ 3 2 i2 6 1 ^ 321-506S SMOKY MOUNTAINS gorgeous East Tenn homeiites acr* and up $9,900 $26,500 saHar fmanc* 1 800 350 6838 FREE CAR. $$ 6 FUN m yuur kpare tme Interested7 C al Unda B 526 3517 I also otter rnpl pc* and new Tuppenware 231— FREE rrvi tab pit bull chow 4 month* brown and khod haired good puppy 324 5856 2- Wing Back Chalra, Chest Oak Dining Table. 6 chairs 8 hutch 14 ft Up right Freeier Kenmor* Refrigerator Call 1028411 FURNITURE STORE GRANO OPE NINO A fxKjdtXXJrd 6W 5645 o> 330 4479 maktt otter CARRIAGE COVE 2 2 new J.r new carpet new paneling car- LAKE MART LOTS Wooded $25 000 BAY AVE Sanford tot near park- $15,000 OAKRIOGE FARMS - Osteen/ Deitona area 10 acre*, ideal for horse* or cam* farm Mobil* home or homesea Zoned agn $44,900 Financing avaa ml sm downpayment (804)717-8100 ARAOE SALE FR1/8AT S AM- 2PM 124 Quae ridge a ( Kaywood Sub off 46A) la d * * doth** (3 5. 12 18) lot* ol laches A YARO SALE is tha perfect shoes f r a 6 man t clothe* way to do that and the Sem/nok* hshd item* fishing 8 ball Herald can bring peopM to your charger door Advert'S* youf sal* in the QARAQE SALE turn, childrens Sem inole Her eld tor only $51/ toys and clothing, ml sc Horn* tme and watch the item* leave 410 Wotdsmn Circle Laka Mary while the money comet in C*a Sal 8-3 by Noon on Tuatday and your 5 kn# ad can run lor three day* m tha Herald tor ONLY l l . l t t l Al Sal 8 Sun S-7 we ask is that you prepay the 4460 Canal Dnv# lake Mon ad Ca* us we can help" rpe ipetl ISdden Harbor Mar in# 6 follow signs horn Mi* lour) fumaure. clothe* utiMy trailer 6 enormous of Stuff 35 tt RV/BUS 50N complete 4250Q'ubo 87 Caravan lor parts $400-obo 4 Micbqlin 235i15 mounted on tard urns and t*c caps $ 100, 91 PonL.iunbifd 47k ung bl* 5sp 3 t .6 nice 415 0473 UWWtl OARIsCe »HUW' 217— G arage Sales WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? 223— M isc ellaneo u s •■H\ 'hp-mvn 8llH*-k( »yp*j lay • >«*»( •*• U N iM i CORNER LOT. over 1 4 ac LR eat in kith gar $64,900 DUPLE* OR HOUSE 42 2 kit, frptt. 1800 sq tt $79,900 MARKHAM WOODS 56 brt 3 bath 1 2 acres 3500 sq ft Irvlam, sern pool $294,500 4/2. 10 tnd acres Huge room* ac porch. 2 outbtdg $154,900 217— G arage Sales Alum. Can* Copper / Brat* Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004 I1 IW . Flrtl-M/F 8 5. Sat 9-1 80*0 MC4BCv M*S««* uf fo l»OODO * *>Qssociates Re a l e s ta t e , in c 322-7498 16 FT TIDECRAFT 93 50 hp mo­ tor 78X) thrust trolling motor $5500obO 374 9949 W L llA W Ilr l-! AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 321-8095 BUT TMS 1 BORM HOME W low down tnd choose your own upgrade features Vacant and read* at only $44 900 f ill Since 1948 (407)3226123 I r l rc h h o ff WflfWBfflEEKO! L | I/ N (| E 1990 BASS TRACKER brut) tikher man veil $3000 or trade lor Travel Trailer 322 7535 S t fleAmd S rit^y Washington Oaks- 129 Scott O' 31 5 $S35/mon»dep 1-407-768 9927 117— C ommercial Rentals ..if! no mortgage pay 1/1 mother .n Uw 2 close to city park 2641 or 980 3994 H ire - 215— Boats & A ccessories SANTORD- 47 built m pool. Urge fenced yd screen pch. Ig shed 324 0817 (407) 322-2495 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT M l ' V C ARI.YI.K 09 h> U r n Wrluhl MFLLONVILLE 47 Mm to>mal dnmg 2367 sq h n neighborhood ot tuiury homes Col YV.i l er. Jern-gin Prop 323 3165 beeper 623 2227 STENSTROM RENTALS .123-8670 terr SANFORD |2) 3 1 $525rrv> S525deo $25 Appk tee no pets ca» 321 5988_________ 141— H omes I or Sa i « Rent • SANFORD IRRIQATION.INC. 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT WITH 1 VR. LCASC ON ASK ABOUT OUR ^Complete S p rin kle r System e o r R e p tlr t ” MOVE-IN SPEClia FREE ESTIMATES Pump repairs • Water Conditioners • Landscaping • 24 hour service Licensed and Insured 1BDRM/ 1 BATH 850 H . tt. 2 BDRM/ 1 BATH 1025 m . tt. 2 BDRM/ 2 BATH 1125H . ft. (407) 328-1520 Thomas E. Lyon (407) 320-0748 (fax) 81 n\ T • S|l*Iiiiik \|ur1iilrnhi «ktill Lir»»' IJ u x I* • l.iL r l imit • \i*IL-i Im!I • S|kllLtlnii ISniI •li imlwO hiil« . Truck Driver i institute fa 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 FINISH a nnORT Bn£ ^Country Lake Apts. 4‘Hpoht mu,, 1 i pf • E E D « * UVt OAK BLVO Country Lake Apartments 3 2714 Rktpawaed Awe., Sanford • 3)0-5204 •SmgVStoryDngn■NoOut BeloworA0c« •Ererjy- Eftceit StoSO. 1BeOroomAftorUtItAfifnera •frentfy OnStt Dtptniiilt Uimgtmtnt •AncSlorigt. Prr/ilt pit*) l Uort1 $15 hr. plus benefits Sanford Court Apartments Apply In Parson: 2462 Cfierry Laural Lana, laka Mary 322-1B15 . r ?TJLU 253-Additions & Remodeling >7* • foil • d * (U ' ADVANCE TECTONICS ^ A dditlona-Com martial Local Bunder since 1(61 323-8484 COC0018BS 12111. lulort An.. Sinioi 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 NSW REMOOEL REPAIR Door*, window* carpentry. s<hng decks 6 concrete 323-4832 S Q Beknt CBC19880 263-Carj*entry CARPENTER. A l Horn* repairs, pamling 6 cererrve tile Richard Qroa* 321-5972 ^"APPLIANCE 5T0RE. i„i N ew , B e M lt, Parts 41111 Her tl-tt. CuiilMrry (1/4 r.4 soutn cr Mom* Depot) (41711347171 MANUFACTURINGPOSITIONS Invacare 2101 E. Lake Mary Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773 Come and see wtiy Invacare is a great place to work. As a leading manufacturer ol home health care products, we seek highly motivated Production Associates to streamline operations. Requirements: • Ability to stand for 8 hours • Ability to lift 35 pounds • Ability to work overtime/Saturdays UMd 1UW SR 4)4. Winter Rprtaft 1417) 327-3344 12 Mo Warranty on Heir gtiilwi 2 Teai Warranty or HrLuu a 0 D elivery A vellebie SP IC IA L H e a v y Dut y ‘• 2 9 9 U sed W a ih a r * A D ryer* Irom $60 00 ea. W e otter an air conditioned environment, com­ petitive wages, a Irtendly team-spirited atmos­ phere (Summer picnic. Holiday party, Birthoay lunches. Fall festival and excellent benelrts (Lite. Health. Dental, Prescription, Short & Long term disability and Vision Insurance. Employee Assistance Plan, 40t(k), and Direct Deposit). Apply in person Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. or come to our Job Fair Saturday BflO 8:00 a.m. till 2:00 p.m. and Monday fi/21 5:00 p.m. till 6:30 p.m. 276-Electrical 287-Lawn Services NEEO AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DtCK't ELECTRIC 4 0 7 -U I-fT U Lie. E W O O n iP O v tr 11 Yr*. AAA GRASS MASTERS AX services provided Dependable and affordable -Cal tor Fie* estimatei»666 03*3____________ 279-Hauling OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES/COM OUAUTY CARE FREE EST 3239638 LAWNS MOWED, LOTS MOWED clean ups and under brushing 27yr* m busmen !-Z611 eve 322-9397 CONSTRUCTION clean up ait (unk removed lawn car* anytima 407-359-1641 or 407-3659781 Rental property, garagasnad dean up*, appiancet. trash, brush 407-888-2*86 or pgr 407-818-0217 280-Home I mprovements CARPENTRY-ol a l types Irom Seeks to doors, rotten wood and lodel M vr* eipertenc*. Aak or JR 324 5052 W m » : $ 6 8 ,0 0 0 N o w : $ 5 4 ,0 0 0 PROPERTY LOCATION: 1110 West 10th. Street, Sanford, FL 32771 LO T SIZE: 50* x 120* SQUARE FO O TA G E : 1,201 UA FEATURES: New Home, Three (3) Bedroom, Two (2) FuN Baths, Central Air / Heat, Plant Shelves, Cathedral Ceilings. One (1) Car Garage, Navy Blue Carpet. House Color Sky blue / Teal Blue, Washer / Dryer hook - up, St. Augustine Grass For Financing call: S hirley J o n e s Enterprise M o rtg a ge (4 0 7 ) 6 4 4 - 0 7 8 7 (24hrs.) Boeder. CBC05726S. R ev Comm . remodel, addffion*. re­ pair MC. VISA 407-320-1741 269-Cleaning Services CARIM CLEANtNO housa'ortce eip cleaning manager Man* 696 5848 MARCIA S CLEANMQ LICENSED AND EXPO 330 2031 DAVX3 KEY CONSTRUCTION Uc:"cOOM7M8*UO-l72ra HA NO YUAN Pamling. concrete dry wax. remodeling, renovahon*. Cal 262 7069 i 300-Pressure C leaning Free eeL LkAne. MeJor card# LMIu m iu „ 301-Roofing YATEB ROOFWO elnce in i CHARLES 0. (Dan) MIXER. l Church B Br. Oiec. 3rd. Oea. *. i>c r«coo;3teoj3i_m 8__ 307— Swimming Pool Services FINE TOUCH POOLS ! Ihers motors, repas*. wk 312— T ree Servi DON PICKRCN TREE 6 VC Traa/ttump removal Free *SL U LiCS/lnsur 328-7863____________ M 275-Drywau 285-Landscaping ORYWALL'STUCCO Repair* Wal 6 CaJmg Tenure* Matched Popcorn 121-8338 K 6 D LANOSCAPINO 4 NURSERY Ire* tarvictng avail ha* estimate kc 6 ms 321-8336 8M FS O N 1 Prot Tree Sve~20 yrs cap 24 hr storm damage Senior ascount Total he* cere Fra* estimates Bucket truck avaeatte Cal 327-4736 AdvertiseyourbusinesseverydsyIntheNEWSeminole Heraldforunder$35.00amonth.CelltheClassified DepartmenttodaytoAndouthowII(407)322-2611. 'fit �Seminole Herald. Sanlord, Honda •Friday. September 18. 1998 •11A BLONDIE by Chic Young Treatment for Addison’s disease D K A Il m i ( i l t r r My daughter has Addison* disease Is tlu -rr any help for tins cnnilition? D K A Il ItK A D K K Addison's disease is cnm plele nr partial failure of lh»* adrenal glands, which m anufacture se ve ra l h o rm on es ne cessa ry fu r health T h e a lllid tn n usually has a gradual onset, it causes weakness, weight loss, digestive disturbances, restlessness. depression, anil a pccu liar skin discoloration ealled "bronr tntt “ Tre a tm e n t is almost always sueressful and involves the administra lion of adrenal hormones in pill form In addition, patients with Addison's disease must m aintain a nutritious diet that is high in protein anil cartxi hydrates Salt intake may have In he m o n ilu re d . because A d d is o n ia n patients lose excessive ipiantities of this m in e ra l f in a lly , the stress of in fe c tio n , s u rg e ry or in ju ry w ill increase the need fur additional hor m im e re p la ce m e nt C on se qu e ntly, A ddison's disease must he closely supervised medically D K A Il D lt l i O T T I h a ve an inguinal hernia If I have corrective surgery, will I still he nhlc lo jog and lift weights? I'm 21 D K A Il ItK A D K It Inguinal hernia is one ol man s most common ailments During fetal development, the testi­ cles Inrm in the abdom inal ca vity. Suhsc-cjucntly. they drop down into the scro tu m th ro u g h a channel in the low er abdom en, called the* Inguinal canal Although this opening usually closes at or around birth, males are left with a permanent weakness in this area Sometimes the channels actually remain open: more often, they tend In stretch and open as wc age When Ihc inguinal ring* Uhc tissue that closes the canals) stretch, por tions ol bow el can slip into the inguinal canals, and often into the scrotum itself This produces a lump in the groin, called an inguinal hernia, that tends to become more prominent during lilting and straining, because the increased abdom inal pre ssu re forces bowel d o w n w a rd into the canals T o give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Itcp ort "A n In fo rm e d A p p ro a ch to S urgery O llie r readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope lo I ’ D |tox 2ui7. M u rra y H ill Station. New York. NY 11)1515, He sure to men lion the title. _______________________ DR. G O T T PETER GOTT, M D, You can write to Dr. Gott at P.O. Box 2017. Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156 on th i“ si/e ol your h ernia and the extent of the surgery necessary’ lo fix it O b v io u s ly , u n til the h e rn ia is repaired, don't strain o r lilt heavy weights ACROSS 1 Device tor making a tnackfood 7 Outdid 13 Sedative 14 Portuguese seaport 15 Fleshy bopical fruits 16 Skill 17 So. what — I* new? 16 Earl Grey or oolong 10 Young hawk 21 Religious poem 23 Of the Vatican 27 Ineffective 32 Jacket material 33 Alluring woman 34 Mark 36 River In Parle 36 Agony C T I II O IU lYirC U f r ~ 7— J 4 39 Related on the mother'* tide 40 Fixes 42 Type ol code 46 Pub. health org. 47 Be concerned 51 Take baby 1/ Answer to Previous Puule E E 7 S B 1E S Oi N E s H steps S3 55 56 57 58 S E P S A T I- E T □ 0 N M 1 A P. 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Wie. 21 Full ateembly 22 State* of dlt order 23 Attentiongetting aound 24 Car 25 Com p o ll Ingredient 26 Mine passage 29 30 31 37 36 41 42 33 T-I 43 44 45 U(i Surgery, to sew shut the inguinal rings, cures the problem However, doctors may n*cummend that patients avoid straining alter surgery so that the rings will not reopen Although jogging and other everyday activities 47 46 49 50 bt bb 1S T E 5 E 26 Mortgage yu re P A R S E T T U T T Y E 15r 62 64 b1 Silkworm Diapatched Large knife Alludes (to) Finish Challenged Unite of Siamese currency Make muddy Miea Ferber Tennis term (2 wds.) Upper limit* Diva's tong Film holder Formerly, formerly Permit Ending for verb C IV*) by h£A Inc WIN AT BRIDGE First, to the barber lot IS Ml despite the prevailing vulnerability North a 10 9 7 3 In sacrifice in six diamonds West's * q to 4 hid would have workeil well Six dia monds doubled costs only 2)mi (unless Hy Phillip Aider a 6 3 South finds a low heart lead and North a K .1 6 5 Kast West T o end the week. two coups To give returns a clubi If South had won the first trick and A 2 * 4 you a h int to w a rd the first. I1 G 5 *917 Wodchouse pointed out that there is led u trump. West would have grabbl'd K q J« 5 * A 10942 only one cure for gray hair — which is the trick with his ace uud switched to the diam ond jack Kust would have a q <j i 2 A 10 8 7 3 what’ A fte r a co m p e titive a u ctiu n , you overtaken with the are and. il in mid South have been pushed into five spades season form, returned a heart (or West H It 5 * K q to ruff one dow n West leads the heart five, which is A K J 6 3 2 surely a singleton Where would >ou Foreseeing this. South won the first go from there? trick in the dumm y and asked lor the West's two no trump overcull the club king W hen F a s t pla ye d low . Vulnerable: Kast-Wesl Unusual No trump showed at least South disca rde d his single to n ilia Dealer South 5 5 in the minors As regular readers mond Now the contract was safe. know, I don't like the bid because lar T h is play, discarding a loser on a West North South Kust m ore ollcn than not. the opponents, loser In keep a specific opponent oil I * 2NT J * 5s who usually hold the majors, win the Ihc lead, is railed the Scissors Coup I ’ass 5» 5A All pass auction Then, the overcall helps the I* (i. Wodehuuse w rote. “ T h e re is O p e n in g lead: v 5 declarer to plan* all the curds us it only one cure tor gray hair II was in did here Still, d only Kast. with a big vented by a Frenchman II is called the fit in Isith minors, had had the courage guillotine.'' ■ iv* to SEA. Its cfo u r ‘B irth d a y Saturday Sept 19. 1998 A loyal triend with youi best interest at heart may play a big role in the year aftoad helping you lo acquire a number ot things you've always wanted but couldn't afford V IR G O (A u g . 2 3 -S * p t. 22) Your assertiveness may be tuned to a high pitch today However, you II mask your actions with charm and tact Those you II be inclined lo load won't think you're being pushy Trying to patch up a broken romance7 The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do lo make the relationship work Mail $2 75 lo Matchmaker, ao this newspaper. P O Box 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156 LIBRA (Sspt. 23-Oct. 23) Usually, you re not the type ol potson who ta shy or bashlul about your successes, but today you might be a M reluctant to let others know about a recent accomplishment SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Conditions look encouraging lor you today where your hopes and expectations are concetned Bo a wishful thinker who pro duces S A G ITTA R IU S (N ov. 23 D*c. 21) That which appoars most difficult could turn out to be easiest (or you lo achieve today Don't bo deceived by outward appearances, you re more skilllul than you think CAPR ICO RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It pays to be a keen observer You could person­ ally profit in sumo manner by closoly observing how another accomplishes his her aims AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) Jump on someone else s bandwagon today it an invitation lo do so is extended to you Your greatest successes at this timo will come Irom wti.it others have initiated PISCES (Fsb. 20-March 20) Finding tun and interesting companions will come to you easily today, because you re one yoursolt Fortunately lor you. wo attracl that which we are in Me ANNIE ..THAT WAS AMIS. 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ARIES (March 21-April 19) Tacklo tasks that include beautification ol some kind because you II have a knack tor artistic expression today The unsightly will lake on a new look under your hand TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) Your attrac­ tiveness to membeis ot the opposite gen­ der could bo stronger than usual today However, be very careful about Hiding with the wrong person — it could be taken seriously GEM INI (May 21>Juns 20) Something you thought you d never complete looks like it will bo finished with surprising easo today You II be happy lo finally get it out ot tlie way C A N C E R (Ju n s 21-July 22) Don't be bashful about using lorms of endearment in a relationship ot great significance today The object ol your afloclion will be Ilatic red to know how much you care L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Tlio ways and means to acquire something expensive may open lor you today This is not a lime to lower your hopes and expecta­ tions Iv* b> NKA. Inr by Leonard Starr IT S TKoeL. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 18, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/66bd4357fe4ee24c3a4b77666b859259.pdf 70cf4d6beddaa66f5b6adf334fae5a0c PDF Text Text \ r »t* R E L IG IO N 7A T H IS W E E K E N D ... Operation Rescue at Heritage Festival Faculty art at SCC Serving Sanford, Casswltmrry, Lake Mary, Long wood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since ISOS Wist YEAR. No. 60 A golden girl on the mend H am m Ikiyd. who has inurr than 500 sport* m edals In h rr trophy c a s e . Is o i i p of the urea's natural tre a ­ sures. Stir was born and raised tn Sanford but now lives In l-ake Mary. Her grandfather. surgeon Seth French is the French of French Avenue. Boyds maiden nam e was H arnett French Hayman. As a child. Hoyd liked to play m arbles and tops, roller skate and shoot baskets. She grew up In the Depression years and graduated from Seminole High School In 1942. She was a clerk for the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad for 28 years. She m a r­ ried and had two children. In 1978. she began dom inat­ ing every event Imaginable In Sanford's Gulden Age Games. Tills year's event wasn't quite as yolticn as In previous years. That was b rrau se 75-year-old Hoyd was unable to compete. Hoyd was hosplt.dUrd for tfiree weeks after a scary Inci­ dent nt a senior gam es event tn St. C loud/K lsslm m re In October. She was on the basketball court when suddenly she experienced *an awful feeling" In her throat and needed to sit down. Doctors told Hoyd that she experienced a T.I.A. • a transient Ischemic uttack. She underwent num er­ ous tests. T.I.A.'s often serve a warning that a stroke could happen. tkiyd's Golden Age Games friend Kay Thompson brought her a T-shirt and get-well wishes from those who run and partici­ pate In the games. 'H arriett embodies the spirit of the Golden Age Games." said Director Lisa Jones. 'We m issed her terribly." For 20 consecutive years. Hoyd won medals for swimming, canoeing, biking, discus and Javelin throwing, arrhery. b a s ­ ketball. tennis and golf. She also excelled In the pancake nice and the talent contest. Vacuuming her cat "Streaky" was Hoyd's contribution to the wackiest moinrnt In Golden Age Games history. There's a competition In Sarasota next m onth that Hoyd said she would like to give a try. 'I've lost 12 pounds and feel stronger every day." she said. *lf the doctors allow me to go. I may go pick up a shut put or discus and see what I ra n do. I'm not ubout to do anything like (Mile vaulting." If she nerds longer to recuper­ ate. Hoyd Is confident she'll be part of the 1999 Golden Age Games. 'Next year's games are the 25th annual." she said Thursday. *l'd definitely like to be In those. I'm only getting started, you know." FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1998 50 Cents Teen falls from stolen boat B y BUI K e m a IIKRALD STAFF WHJTKK GENEVA - A Sanford teenager Is In serious but stable condition after falling from a stolen txut and getting hit l>y Its propeller W ednesday after noon. Die 10 year old lx>y was traveling norlh on the St. Jo h n s River near Osteen. He Is receiving treatment for major lacerations to his left thigh, knee, and wrist at the Halifax Medical C rn trr In pending on the Investigation Tlie victim was traveling with two other Sanford Ixiys. ages 15 and 10. In a 25 foot Lowe pontoon boat. According to w itnesses, the victim fell off the front of the Ixiat when It reduced speed Officers said the lx».»t ran over the victim, striking him wllh the propeller. Daytona. Officers from the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission were notified of the accident by the Volusia C ounty Fire an d Rescue unit at 5:15 p in Wednesday. The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com ­ m ission Is Investigating the Incident, sp o k e sp e r­ son Lt. Joy Hill said. Hill said charges. Including grand theft, .ire Hie boat had lieen stolen W ednesday from a Geneva residence along the St. Jo h n s River, about seven miles south of the accident, officers said. / in , , -* v 1 9 P '-*4* $ S t V i I I r‘ ( jfl 1 , * 111**" W ': ■ . g* _ • ' o V, • * Wolfgang Halbtg and Ron Davis work fogothor in school security using the team concept to promote safety in the county s 53 schools Security duo aims for team concept cording lo Wolfgang llalblg. Seminole County School D is­ trict Security Chief. HANFORD Seminole "file Team Cone rpt Is County School llouiU x Team atxnit all of u s working to­ Concept Is contributing to a gether for tlie safety ol our 'O u r reduction In crime, fewer d is ­ schools.* llalblg said cipline referrals, and less goal h as always been to have no guns In school. Can we weapons In schools. During the List two school guarantee th at? Of course years, the num ber of d is c i­ not. but we can say we had pline referrals lues declined one year where we did not by 8 .-UK) com pared to any catch a student bringing In a previous two year period, ac- PIc s m m s S e c u rity , P age 3A B y B ill K e m a HERALD STAFF WRITER Dog show by the lake Brendan Watts. 2. shares some views of Lake Monroe with a golden retriever during a dog show at tho San­ ford Manna this week Visitors traveled from all over Central Florida to view their favorite dog broods B y BUI K e r n e SEMINOLE COUNTY - Sem i­ nole County ranks In the top 20 percent In the nation In the production of certain chemicals that are harmful to the Immune system , according a study re ­ leased by the Environmental Defense Fund. From 1988 to 1996. the re ­ lease of suspected Immune toxins In the county has risen 12 percent, bused on data re ­ leased from the Environmental Protection Agency dint Is c u r­ rent through 1996. Individual com panies p ro ­ vided the pollution data to the EFA used In the study. David M. Co., at 201 Valentine Way In Longwood. emitted the largest amount of recognized developmental toxicants to the air In the county In 1996. a c ­ Scouting for Food SEMINOLE COUNTY • lk>y Scout s will be collecting canned and nonperishable food goods Saturday starting at 8 a.m. Residents should leave the food In a bag outside their front doors. Scouting for Food Is a local program for the needy. If the bag Is not picked up by 2 a.m .. resi­ dents may bring the food Items to collec­ tion areas at Winn-Dixie superm arkets In the area. For more Information, call (407) 889-4403. Newcomers WINTER SPRINGS - Die November meeting of the Newcomers of Centro] Florida will tie Nov. 19 ut Tuscawllla Country Club tn Winter Springs. The pro­ cording to the EDF study. The company Is within legally p e r­ mitted pollution limits, and produces Industrial m achinery and equipm ent, the report said. Plant m anager Jo h n Ploenes of David M. Co. said the com ­ pany Is spending up to $ I m il­ lion In capital funding to Im­ prove Its capturing capacity to Improve em ission rfllclcncy. Within one year. Ploenes said the com pany expects to reduce the solvent used tn the m anu­ facturing process by 25 p e r­ cent. TWo research and devel­ opment processes are also u n ­ derway that would potentially reduce pollution by an a d d i­ tional 3 0 percent. Ploenes said. *We expect year to year to continue to release less pollu­ tion.* Ploenes said. 'We have always operated within the permitted limits.* Toluene, a toxic chemical so l­ vent used in laboratory chem i­ cals. printing, and pharm aceu­ ticals. Is the hlaarst slnal#- im ­ m une toxicant In the county, according to the EDF. T lie amount of toxicants b e ­ ing released In the county are legal.* Ken Lelserson. an engi­ neer with the EDF said. ’Unfortunately, legal doesn't necessarily m ean safe." In 1996. according to the study. 256.000 pounds of s u s ­ pected Immuno-toxicants were released In the county. *We can't tell you whether the release of crrtaln chemicals cau ses cancer.* Lelserson said. *We can't say for sure wliat all of the health effects are. Tliut is a connection tliat needs to be studied In greater detail. Wh.it o u r agency does Is gather In ­ formation from the EPA. and relate It to suspected health efP lease ace P o llu tio n , Page 3A Iii lit id gram features a doll historian who will bring back many old memories with the history of Raggedy Ann an d Andy. Gathering time begins ut 11:30 a.m. fol­ lowed by lunch ut noon. For more Infor­ m ation and lunch reservations call Margie at (407) 977-0516. Computer consumer help SANFORD - Members of the Central Florida Computer Society will present a free program on 'H ow to Buy a Computer* Nov. 19 from 7 until 9 p in. at the North Branch Ubrary, 150 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford. For more Information and to sign up rail the library at (407) 3 2 2 ­ 2182. B y R u m W h ite HERALD STAFF WRITER County air quality ranks poorly on certain toxins HERALD STAF F WRITER County educator Katherine Teague dies OVIEDO - When Walter A. Teague. J r., was a third grader, he liad the unique pleasure to have his mother a s a teacher and hts father a s the school principal. . Teague remem bered this Thursday a s h r was preparing for Ills m other’s funeral se rv ­ ices Sunday afternoon at United Methodist C hurch In Oviedo. Katherine Riser Teague. 89. died on Nov. 11 • two w eeks after suffering a heart attack. D ie Teagues • Walter A. and Katherine • constituted the llrst family of education In Seminole County. Together, they served the county's school system for more titan three-quarters of a century. W.A. Teague Middle School In Altamonte Springs Is named for Mr. Teague. 88. He was a teacher, principal and asso c ia te' superintendent In 43 years service to the county. Mrs. Teague taught In the system for most of tluit period. She also taught Sunday Schixd at United Methodist C hurch. "When my paren ts came here in 1933. the rules did not per- motorists In all directions from 2:30 until 5 p.m. from Shroah Road lo Sherry Avenue. Booths and tents will lie set up along the parade route. For more Infor­ mation cull (4071 327-1832 or (407) 3 27­ 3702. Holiday parade Football luncheon WINTER SPRINGS The Winter Springs Civic Association, with Ihr cooperation of D ir City of Winter Springs, will hosi ih r annual Holiday Parade lo kick off the h o l­ iday season Nov. 22 beginning at 3 p.m This year’s them e will be 'Holiday Toyland*. The line of m archers will be on State Road 434. starting at the Intersec­ tion of Shrouh Boulevard and continuing east to Sherry Avenue State Road 434 will lie closed lo ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • A UCF Football luncheon will lx- held Nov. 23 from I 1:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. at the Hilton Orl.uido Altamonte Springs. D ir luncheon, spon­ sored by Florida Hospital Altamonte, will feature a special presentation honoring D uunte Culpepper. all Amcrtean Quarterback. G reater Seminole County Chaiiilx-r of Commerce members are $18 For reservations or more information call Lisa Hlackwrlder at (407) 834-4404 Katherine T eague mil a husband and wife to teach at the same time In the county's schools." said 5 4year-old Waller A. Teague. Jr. of Casselberry. *A few years later, they decided my mum could teat It. She did so for Just about 40 years. She look a couple years off when I was bom ." Teague satd that hts mom and dad luid a wonderful m ar­ riage. "They were a s close a s P lc t ie m s T eag u e. Page 3A IN D E X C la s s ifie d . . . O A IO A C o m ic s . . . . C ro s s w o rd . . . . . i 1A D e a r A bby . . H o ro s c o p e . . O b itu a r ie s . . . . . . 3A P e o p l e ............. . . . . 4 A P o U ce B rie fs • • • • 3 A R e lig io n . . . . S p o r ts . . . . . SA GA TV ................... . P u llo u t W e a th e r . . . . a • e • 2 A i W om en and fo x ta , being w eak, are distinguished bv su perior tact. * Am SroM Start* �mines Herakl San'o' j Florida 2A F"d.iy Novernfer 13, 1999 Henderson re-elected to Audubon "We can celebrate that we have etched into stone that environm ental protection is a Inn dam ental value shared by Floridians.9 he said Henderson announced that the top conserva Hon priority tor Florida will In- im plem enting legislation for the C onservation Amendment ihe 1999 Legislature will In- ask ed to puss Forever Florida, a program Supported Irv Gov e rn o re le rt Hush .is a successor program to Preservation 2000. Tile l.eglslature will also have to sort out the details of the new Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission now approved by tile voter*. 'Florida voters have sent the Legislature a strong m essage that we expect them to pro tect our natural environm ent We will he closely watching the Legislature to make s n t e that they fairly im plem ent the directives of Amendment 5.’ he said Florida Audubon Society is the voice ol io n nervation protecting birds other wlldtlle and ih rlr habitats, through science based advo­ cacy and education with -10.000 mcmltvts In •15 com m unity based ch ap ters SPECIAL TO 1UE HERALD WINTER I’ARK eLiy lirtiilrrsoii lias b rc n ir r li'iin l tit a fourth irrtn as P rts id rn t of Horut.i Audubon Society Ttic action took plact* at the W ih annual m rriln g of the stoic's oiliest and most Influential conservation o r­ ganization Hie Audubon annual m eeting was held just days after the general election, in which Amendment f* was overwhelmingly approved liy Florida voters. H enderson served on the C onstitution Revision Commission and was th e principal architect of Amendment 5. Audubon inm cd with other conservation organisations to lead a million dollar cam paign for approval of flu- Conservation Amendment. T o d ay we can celebrate that the entire en ­ vironm ental com m unity has come together with a single voice supporting land acquisition of o u r special places restoration of places tike the Kverglades and Florida Keys, and creatio n of a new commission to protect all c re a tu re s great and small," Henderson said. Lynx boasts ridership records for 1998 among the highest tn the in­ dustry.9 said Leo P. Auger. Lynx executive director "More and more people In C entral Florida are m aking the sm art move to Lynx. The right routes, excellent service and our com m itm ent to the c o m ­ m unity are the reasons why more pcoplr are riding with SPECIAL TO n iB HERALD ORLANDO - R idership on all Lynx services totaled 19.297.862 for fiscal year 1998 a new ridership record tor Lynx In term s of p e rc e n t­ age gains. Lynx rtdcrshlp lias grown 8.7 percent. "Our ridership Increases a re rtHMa by Nr* (AIM* Y : Y o u flo o r m e ! Lynx, and why we were nam ed Publit l ransport ition 1 oin|u n v of the Year-again!* Strong 9 1 > increases over last fiscal year on fixed bus route services, an 89 6 p e r­ cent increase in l.vmmn and 26.2 p e r m it gains on the IA SEK route iueled the lalrst .uum.d record installation Helping out are (not m order) President Mike McLean, on the ladder, and Dan Casey. Bnan Loe. Dill Moore. Bill Elliott. Byron Robertson. Ed Thomas, Seminole YMCA executive director. Maureen Liberatore Brian Overby and Nicholas Overby Members of the Lake Mary notary Club put in some time Saturday to help the Seminole Family YMCA install a wood lloor in the facility's new gymnasium Tfw YMCA purchased the floor mote than a year ago bul it is riot paid tor TN’ Rotary Club hopes to receive at $25 000 grant to help with this tupendituic In llie meantime work began on the DATE BOOK N o v 13. 1 9 9 8 T u n : j£ n t T Today is the 317th .Li:/ i f 1998 and the L — Jl’rid day offdU m i n i > HISTORY: On this day in if - a Viennese butcher named Johann Lehner invented the frank lurter On this day in 1927. the Holland Tunnel *htch links New York City and New Jersey, opened i >n this day in 1982. the Vietnam Vet erans Memorial was dedicated in Washington. D C TODAY S BIRTHDAYS: Saint Au gustme 354 4Jo Christian church father philosopher. Edwin Booth 1813 1893• actor. Robert Louis Stevenson •1850 1894* writer; Louis Rrandeis 1856 194!>. US jurist. Whoopi Goldberg H949-*. actress, is 49. Joe Mantegna <1947-1. actor, is 51 TODAY’S SPURTS: On this day in 1978, McLennan Community College defeated Kilgore Junior College 169 165 - the highest scoring college bjskelball game ever TOD \Y’S Oi l HE: "There is no duly we so much underrate as the dutv nl being happy.9 - Robert laiuis Steven son TODAY’S WEATHER: On this da> in 1933. the Great Dust Storm raged from the Flams eastward $0.1 R l K l **9)1 Hfjijfler Guide l alerdar V soril lK aMi»h,n*; Ltd TODAY'S MOON: Betwren last quarter Nov fin and new moon <Nov 18 > Friday, November 13 & Saturday, November 14 i « » M WM U l.K K X T H U ’RISK \ » S misses’ apparel ■ j u -» ■. s e U ' t / v / LOCAL FORECAST TIDES Today: Partly cloudy Highs In the low-BOs Lows In the mld60s S aturday: Scattered showers Highs near 80 Lows in the nud 60s Sunday: Scat­ tered showers. Highs near 80 Lows m the low-60s. Monday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the upper-70s. Lows near 60 FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 12:50 a.in., maj. 6:50 a.tn.. min. 1 00 p.tn.. tnaj. 7:15 p.m. TIDES: D aytona Beach: higli: 3:28 a.rn.. 3:45 p.m.. low: 9:38 a m.. 10:04 p m. New S m yrna Beach: high: 3:33 a m., 3:50 p.m .. low: 9:43 a .in.. 10:09 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 3:48 a m.. 4:05 p.m.. low: 9.58 a.m ., 10:24 p.m. EXTENDED OUTLOOK FRIDAY SATURDAY P tcld y 81 04 S h w r» 8 0 6 5 SUNDAY ShwTS 8 0 61 petites’ & women’s apparel regular-priced apparel purchases over s150 or 3 or more pairs of shoes maternity apparel BEACH CONDITIONS MONDAY P tc ld y 7 7 6 0 boys’, girls’ & infants’ apparel & accessories D a y to n a B e a c h ft New S m y r n a B e a c h : S e a s a re 23 feet w ith a light ch o p . W a te r te m p e r a tu re a t D ay­ to n a Is 7 0 d e g re e s a n d at New S y m rn a . 7 0 degrees. W in d s a re from th e n o rth c a s t a t 10-15 m .p .h . L O TTE R Y H ero are the winning nu m bers selected on T h u rs d a y in the Flori­ da Lottery F a n ta s y 5 2 -5 -7 -1 0 -2 2 L o tto (N o v 7) 13-1 4 -2 1 -2 6 -3 3 -3 9 Play 4 6Cash 3 7- juniors’ apparel men’s apparel and accessories regular-priced apparel purchases of s30.01-s150 or 2 pair of shoes STATISTICS The high tem p eratu re In S anford T h u rsd a y was 82 degrees an d th e overnight low waa Qfi. 7-3-S R ecorded rainfall for the period ending a t lO a.m . F ri­ day to ta le d 0 .0 0 Inchee. u n rise....................0:45 a.m . 1-7•S •S u n aet..................... 5:33 p.m. athletic apparel and footwear family outerwear S e m in o le Herald regular-priced apparel purchases up to s30 or 1 pair of shoes Sem ite Seminole Count) Since 1908“ Friday, November 13, 1998 • Vol 9t, No. 60 family footwear Published D » ly Except Monday Saturday 4 Christmas By Mi?pufciic Newspapers, Inc • 300 N French A/e . Sanford. 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November 11. t'rlB T e a g u e --------- POLICE LOG Hu* /ollim-lrif) reports u v rc campiU tt from the Seminole County Shrrtfl’s Ofllce for tncUlents rtxonhtl Non. 12: A]>|>nivuU'(l assault: WINTER SPRINGS. Spring VIII* C ourt. lOOOO b lock. Nov. 12. 1:85 a m A 22 year old m an w as arrested by Sem inole t oun y slieriffs deputies for aggravated assault an d battery. D eputies said he went to a local restaurant and accused an employee th r r r of ‘fooling around* with hK rx girlfriend. ,, r lni,kl»ig these accusations, he allegedly grabbed the o ther m an by th e throat and threatened to hit him with a treer bottle. Hie other m an said he was In fear for his life. Aggravated battery: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. S ta te Road 436 at C ounty 427. Nov. I I . 0:37 p.m, A 32-year-old nuui was arrested by Sem inole l ounty sheriffs deputies for aggravated battery D eputies s.ini the m an sprayed another m an In the face with m are alter they got Into an argum ent over a traffic m ishap. Deputies sold w itnesses reported the m an becam e enraged with the other driver after he cut him oir In traffic. In addition to spraying him with mace, he also attem pted to run him off llie road while they were driving, deputies said. Battery on a law enforcement officer: EERN PARK. Macaw Lane. 900 block. Nov. II. 4:41 a m An IH year-old man w as arrested by Seminole C ounty sh e n ifs deputies for battery on a law enforrrm ent officer for resisting arrest without violence and for disorderly intoxication Deputies said they had been called to his neighborhood earlier In response to com plaints that he was causing a disturbance and that he was d runk When they arrived he had already left the scene. A neighbor called later lo report that he was hiding In Ills pantry When deputies arrived lo remove him from the cupboard, he resisted them and refused lo be handcuffed. Hr thrashed about and was uncooperative so be had lo be sprayed with pepper spray When he was sprayed he pushed the spray toward a deputy spraying the officer as well Driving under (he influence: LAKE MARY. Lake M e r y C enter. Nov. 10. 5:07 a m A 49 year-old n u n w as arrrsted by Seminole C ounty sheriirs deputies for driving under the Influence OVIEDO. H ornbeam . Nov 10. 4:05 a in A 22 year old man was arrested by Oviedo |Milicr for driving under the Influence SANFORD, A irport Boulevard. Nov. 10. 3:37 p m A 48 year old wom an was arrested by Sanford police for driving under the Influence. SANFORD, P alm etto . 900 block. 11:17 p m . A 30 year old m an was arre ste d by Seminole County sh eriirs deputies for driving under the Influence. D rugs: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. S tate Road 434 at S ta te Road 436, Nov 10. 5:51 a in A 34-year-old m an was arrested by Seminole C ounty sherill's deputies tor possession of a controlled su b stan ce and possession of drug p arap h ern alia. Deputies said a deputy pulled u p next to a driver ai a stop lighl and saw the m an take a drag front a pipe traditionally used to smoke m arijuana. Hie driver looked startled and then tried to hide the pipe when h r saw the deputy next to hint When the deputy pulled In behind hint, he tried to bide Hie pipe, but when the deputy approached the car. he willingly t lift ted over the pipe and a bag of m arijuana continued from Page 1A anybody could Ire up to th r very last.** he said. *My mom’s last words were lo tell my dad. ’1 love you.* " Teague said. *She died as dad said. 'I love you." They were m arried 05 years. My mom was a wonderful, loving mother." Mrs. Teague had a couple of strokes hut she was still getting around until th e heart attack two weeks ago. her son said. Hie Teagues met while they were attending Nrwlrerry C ol­ lege in central South Carolina. They graduated and taught for three years In S outh Carolina They cam e to Sanford In 1933. It took awhile lo get teaching jobs m Florida. Mr. Teague ran a p.i|>er route for a y ra r until he becam e a m ath and srlen ce teacher at Lyman High School A year later. Waller A Teague became the principal at the school m C hnluota and Mrs. Teague was hired by the county to teach at th r sam e school. They were together again at Oviedo, which had grades I 12, She was a third grade teacher, he was the principal 9 of 1 I years. *1 was fortunate to have a mother who could teach me both at school and at home.” her son said, "There werr so many lessons, so m any times for he lo feel extremely blessed !»y sue h a wonderful loving mother." Katherine Teague was Ixirti In Newhenry. South Carolina and came lo Florida In 1933. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma teachers sorority and attended United Methodist C hurch in Oviedo. She had two grandchildren, and one great grandson Visitation hours lor Mrs. Teague will Im- from 7 p m lo 9 p tn on Saturday, with a srrv lc r at 3 p in Sunday at United Methodist C hurch in Oviedo, tturial wilt be al Oviedo Cem e­ tery. Maldwln Fairchild Funeral Home Is handling the arrange merits Audit program u ses undercover officers in a high school, with the Invitation of the principal. Halbig said an undercover ufflerr rem ains In tlit* school for a minimum of 2 I /2 m onths. "'Hie officer can sec what kids see." Halbig said. "We want lo know what's not work Ing. If there ts a crime, he alerts the school resource offtcer. The undercover officer’s Identity Is never revealed. In middle schools, we have other ways to evaluate a situation. On school buses, we use- s e c u ­ rity officers. We're here to serve the whole school system, everyone within It." The School D istrict's Save a Friend Hotline allows students to seek professional help for a frierui who Is In crists. The hotline Is monitored 24 hours ja-r day. at 1-800-338-2327. "There's a code of silence among stu d en ts.” Halbig said "These stu d en ts are sm art, they know w hat's happening. It b e ­ hooves u s to teach them re sponsibllity. It takes courage lo pick up a phone, and let som e­ body help them with a suicide, a drug problem, harassm ent, or someone who Is thinking of bringing a to school." Davis Is active In the Alcohol Awareness Program. T h e district is very fortunate to have someone with his b a c k ­ ground and experience." Il.dhlg said of Davis. "When he gives a presentation to children, the room grows silent. You can hear a pin drop, lie's a p a s ­ sionate speaker." Halbig and Davis conduct training sem inars for teachers and adm inistrators, so they will learn their legal rights and re ­ sponsibilities In student d isc i­ pline. They also teach conflict managem ent techniques. "Colleges are not preparing young teachers for their role In schools." Halbig said. "That's sad. Teachers need lo know their rights, and they need to know what to do In certain situations." Halbig h a s been a Dean of Students, an assistan t p rin ci­ pal, and the director of an al­ ternative high school. He has been at his current Job since 1993. and says the num ber one problem teachers face today Is a lack of respect from students. "You can t teach stu d en ts who don't want to learn.* Halbig said. T h e re are gangs, drugs. City business Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and Commissioner Velma Williams receive a plaque of appreciation from Lon How ell, chairman of the group that supported a hotolconference center project at Fort Mellon Park P o l l u t i o n -----continued Irom Page IA fee is The study by the KDF. called the KDF Chemical Scorecard, is available by email at Im p //w w w st orecard.org/etiv rrle ases/t ounty Ihe study com bines <b ru m a l release- data with health effects Information Imm over 150 il» tab asrs. S e c u r i t y --------continued Irom page 1A gun. And we did look, we looked very hard." The Team Concept involves teachers, adm inistrators and stu d en ts working together with law enforcement officers and other agencies for the safety of the school, from the opening of a school day to the time Ihe Iasi student leaves the cam pus. During ihe last school year, llaltilg said no guns were found in Seminole C ounty's schools, compared with 14 guns found In 1994. Hon Davis. Ihe School Hoard's professional stan d ard s Investi­ gator. said the success of the Team Concept com es from s tu ­ dents knowing that people are sincere In th eir efforts. "We have a desire to help people." Davis said, "We have dial In our hearts. Thai’s the key * The School Hoard's Emer­ gency Management I'lannlng Is a system In which all of the county's sc bools have the same plans in p late to handle a vari­ ety of emergency situations, such as violence In school. Halbig said A communications network Is In place between the schools, the police, the fire d e ­ part meiii. and other agencies. -Ilils Is part of our team co n ­ cept." Halbig said, "it's a good, new plan. It's all about know­ ing how to communicate, and practicing the plan. This wouldn't be possible without the Superintendent (Paul llagertyl and the school board bring willing lo think outside the box." The emergency management system works th an k s to an In­ teragency Agreement that allows schools to communicate effecUvrly with law enforcement, the Juvenile court system , the De­ partm ent of Juvenile Justice, and family service agencies. Halbig said. Die Secure O ur Schools p ro ­ gram places silent burglar alarm s, wtlh audio detection, inside schools. Hagerty said. There are also surveillance cam eras in schools. "In today's time you have to Ih- proactive." Hagerty said. "We're protecting property, teachers, staff, students, and the life of a police officer. It's Important for an officer to know wh.it he may be facing before be goes Into a situation." The school board's Safety 3A Sanford Mayor Larry Dalo and Commissioner Velma Williams accept a check Irom Senator Buddy Dyer tor renovations and improvements scheduled tor Coastline Park IAce g if I N A R D W A M M .1# lI H HAA R D W A R E M I H A R D W A R E A i l H A R D W A R E easott s Savings weapons. and disrespect brought Into schools from the outside. You can't teach c h il­ dren who are not m the c la s s ­ room. You ciut't teach children who don't have dream s and a s ­ CARPET pirations. Teachers today are 100 S STEAM CLEANER itetng asked to la- drug co u n ­ Icicle selors and police officers, and Lights their only Job Is to educate." llaltilg describes him self as 100 i . THE BEST • ail at risk student when be was CARPET Mini 100 Icicl* Lights young. STEAM IS .frtcn tlu n jl tMtuft Lights *1 came to this country when I 6 Oulltl Power Slrip unit * tfl clear BuiSt CLEANER Aden eitra outlets »ncre needed was 12." Halbig said. "1 Mtttt W* UL uWft StanCircuit Breaker prevents couldn't read or write a lick of Sards overloading UL listed 33M3 English. I'm only w here 1 am 830100 today because one teacher took an interest In me." Davis h a s been Ihe Profes­ M X . Only P t r Day sional S tandards Investigator 3 FI. Slerre for Seminole County Schools Tree with Light* 25' Outdoor since July. A 17-year slate 70' tret daintier ttatu'tr Power Card ISO ops Includes 100 trooper. Davis also worked a s a F illtd Evtrytiay Whi l t You W ail J 13 amp medium J j O clear mmi DOM pit *.rtd felony Investigator for the state po*tr cord on l.'tt Stand nOudtd c r i m e tan k attorney's ofllce. UL listed 31*33 820OM Including Ti> Halbig an d Davis have been friends since 1974 when they L0NGW00D SANFORD CASSELBERRY worked together on a case in 434 & 427 207 E. 25th St. Winter Park Dr. Miami as Florida Highway P a­ HARDW ARE trol officers. STO R ES 'W e're combining o u r b a c k ­ ^ A I I H A R D W A R E A H H A R D W A R E M l H A R D W A R E A l l H A R DW ARE grounds." Davis said T hen, we're teaching others what we've already learned. We re trying to make schools a safe and secure environm ent." Hoth Davis and Halbig have children currently attending Seminole County schools. Davis has a daughter til the fifth grade, and Halbig h a s a son In the llth g r a d e . They also both have so n s who graduated from W 'L 1 jL** %iua.*• ” ■' **** Seminole County High Schools. Bradiee-Mclnfyri Hou36 MuttHjm HARDWARE1 3 RENT 3* h Q O O Rental 3 97 14 99 PROPANE TANKS > n ACE sA m e h C a s 339-4883 321*0885 339-7365 Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation % 22nd Annual Longw ood OBITUARY MARY ALYCE CHIPCHAK Mary Alyce C hipchak. 56. Marcy Boulevard. Lougwood, died Tuesday. Nov. 10. 1998 at her residence. Horn April 3. 1942. In Annapolis. Std., she moved to C entral Florida 19 years ago, Mrs. C hipchak was a retired registered nurse. She was a Catholic. Survivors Include sons. Rob­ ert F.. J r.. Rolling Meadows. 111., Andrew C.. W inter Springs. Jo sep h J . O rlando, William D.. C asselberry, sister. Sarah A. Wlcgard, H ennlkcr. N.H.; two gran d ch ild ren . B.mfleld Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs. In charge of a r­ rangem ents. A R TS & C R A FTS F E S T IV A L Sal.. \ o v . 21 to am - 5 pin • Sun.. .>«v. 22 to am - I pm Always the weekend before Thanksgiving THE PREMIERE ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL L o n g w o o d Historic District 2 blocks N. of C .R . 427 �P eop le Confiding secrets provides venting ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN iam,in »r tali! OKFKNUKO IN o n iK U .O WASH 11n u t OFFENDED: Phil may h av e been talk in g to m ask hi* first-d a te jitte r* . Many people u*c n e r v o u s c h a t t e r to h id e t h e ir feeling*. O r p e rh a p * he m istook you for a sym pathetic li*tener. You could have gently «toppeil hi* recitatio n hy tu r n ­ ing the conversation to an o th er *u bject, o r lig h tly *ugge*ting th at It waan't nece**ary for you to learn ev e ry th in g ab o u t him in one night. S om e p e o p le c o n f id e in * tra n g e r* b e c u u e r it'* ‘*«nfe." 1hey are able to n p r r a i th e ir emotion* and lighten th e ir em o­ tional burden w ithout w orrying ab o u t the o th e r’s re a e tio n , o r living with the consequence* of w hat they have di*elo«ed. Lo r AHHi • fa v o rite f.im ilv m l p n , .. .,.1 , 1..nR. ~ If » .I.I m -»*v- i I ensrlope, plu* . h n k o r m o n i't u r d f f f«*r 1 3 9 6 f j l . l t l in ■ in .u l-i1 *«' l>r*»r 1 cmkhonlUrt So j 1*0 |t,i% 147 Mourn M m rte. I1L lilikMu ii; * i* i m l i I 3 e r ib iM h h n* .» p r u b lf tn W h » i '» t n u i «* li f t <l off >«»ur r h r* l b ) In | )# i r % b b j I' 11 M u 49440, Loa \ n i;*1 r w ( *«11f WlKHW *«if A p #rtO f»#l i «m ■ * *1 nm p e d , ••If* iui(1i r»w»‘(| rtttrlu p r Bacteria can cause serious illnesses K. coll is one ol h u iu lrrd s of strain-* of the bartrrtu m E s­ cherichia cob Although most strains are harm less and live in th r intestines of healthy h u ­ m ans and animals, this strain produces a powerful toxin and can cause severe Illness K coll was llrst rrcoglU/ril a s a cause ol lllnrss in 11182 during an outbreak ol severe bloody dlar rhea, the outbreak was traced to contam inated ham burgers Since then, most Infections have route from eating under rooked ground beef Thr com ­ bination of letters ami m tm lwrs In the name of the bacterium refers to the specific m arkers found on Its surface which d i s ­ tinguish It from other types of E. coll. /\n estim ated 2 0 .0 0 0 cases of Infection occur in the United States each year. Who get* E. coll Infection? Anyone of any age ra n b e ­ come infected with K. colt, but tt appears children arc more likely to develop serious torn plications How does one get Infected with E. coll? The in led Ion is acquired by eating food containing the b a c ­ teria, The barlcrl.i live in the intestine of some healthy i.itlle, and contamination of th r meat CONSUM ER FO C U S BARBARA H U G H ES may occur In the slaughtering process Fating undercooked meal, rspectally undercooked ground meat, is the most com mon way of getting the Infer lion Person to person trails mission can in cu r il Infected persons do not wash llirtr hands alter using the toilet Drinking u ttp asteu rl/ed milk and swimming In or drm klug sewage contam inated water ra n also cause lulertton What are the Rymptom* of E. coll Infection? People title* led by E, toll ra n develop a range ol symptoms Some m in ted people may have mild diarrhea or no symptoms at all Most Identified cases d e ­ velop severe d la rthea and ah dtmiin.il cram ps Blond is often seen tn the stool Usually little or no fever Is presen tHow Boon after the exposure do sy m p to m s ap p ear? Hie symptoms tisti.illv ap|ieur alsm l :» days alter exposure, with a range ol from 1 to !l days. See your doctor If you liellevr you have E coll, llow con E. coll and o th e r F oodbom e Illn esses be p re ­ se n te d ? • Do not eat undercooked ham burger or other ground beef products • Cook all ground beef and ham burger thoroughly. Make sure the enokrd meat is blown thimighout (not pink! and pin e s run clear. • Use only pasteurized milk and milk products • Make s u rr Infected persons, especially children, w ash their h an d s cart-hilly with soap after using the toilet to reduce the ttsk of spiralling the disease. • Always wash h an d s h rlo rr atul aftet tnnil preparation • Discard any tood that looks or sm ells spoiled II In doubt, throw It out! • Food should not stand at tiHitn tem perature for more than two hours or one hour on a hot day • On picnics, always pack food In plenty of Ire In a well Instituted cooler. Leftovers should lie returned to the cooler Immediately and refrlg crated Immediately when you return home. • II you grill. Ik- su re Out m eats and poultry are th o r­ oughly rooked. Don't let cooked lood ton* It surfaces (plates, knives, links, counters) tli.it have l>een In contact with raw meat or poultry u n less these surfaces liave been washed In hot water and soap. * At teinjHirary food stalls and restau ran ts, look to see tli.it loot! and trash a te kept cov ered. looking a rra s are clean, cold looil Is kept cold and looked food Is krpt hot Meat, llsh. eggs and )>miltry should be thoroughly cooked. Ground meat should no longer look pink and lu b e s should he clear. K rtords of tns|>r< units bv the health departm ent should lie postril where you can read them. B arbara A. H ughes la the S em inole C ounty E x ten sio n D irecto r. U niversity of F lo r­ ida In s titu te o f Food and Ag­ ric u ltu ra l S ciences. She may be reach ed s t 32 3 2 5 0 0 Ext. 5539. Emotional recovery by responsible acts Dear Mary. SoinetltiiCN 1 Irel Ilv.it with tn r m t' lika* nir. 1 don’t need ativ t-tiemu-n I had a rotten i htldhmrd. but now that I'm an adult 1 still have all the (earn of anxiety I had when I was a kid only now l live by tnysell' anil m ihin.lv is messing with im it.m l When I was growing uj> I never knew what to expt-i t Irnm tnv parents )n the morning eve rvlhm g might he fine, but In the time I go! home iront si hool, Mom might be telling un tlut she was walking out on all <~>t metimcs elll rr a p.tnu ularlv had scene lie tUi1*4*11 my parents thrv would 1Ik* so lovev dovev that il would almost make me slik Then .It oilier tlmr-. tny dad would 1X* telling my m<>in he s help her P«,ii k II she would |US| get out emotiiin.il con uit n lr IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR SEM INO LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Ftta Numbar 98 Y4B CP N » € ESTATE C » . a u r a G f r a / i ER Da chattel NO TIC E OF a d m i n i s t r a t i o n adm rvttrjf on of th# *«T#T# z* k A j R A G F 3 A 21ER. 7 t c v 4 l l < ] F ilo Y 9 - 9 4 SCR 5 ptnd-rg r* !*v*» C iCCld! Cou’ t to# Satnnoia County. c i da Protaia D ' v u i QA, in* a d d f«»i 3(P N Pa*fc A,*nu* SarfO'B *L 32771 Tn* *3an»*% and add'«ai«<k o* !*# F n c f i i R*pf*»*ntaff#* and in* P*r»on*i R#pf*»*nta* ## % iiiotray a'o t«t (Q»th 6# to* AuL INTERESTED PERSONS a « E NOT FiED THAT A p*'acnt On s'lnm fh ii Ncl c* ft 3*' V* J **0 aD-*0Ttont tn.1t cna 'ding* fin* j l th* Will fh« duaiilt CAT iOn* n| If* P*fionai Rap^atani §!-•*. winuA op d'Cfton Gf lib** Cot#f f if* to * 4* *f'*«p ^h itcfip ni *milf tn.it C ou pt An“"'MIN T h e >A^ER o f T h r e e m o n t h s a f *ER t h e DATE o r T h e F.RST P jB kiC A TiC N OF t m i S n o t ic e OR T h R ^ y d a y s A F’ IR *h | DATE o f SERVICE OF A CQP* OF T h i s NOT CE ON T h £M A*i cr«d>tOP« o* IT-* D*&arj*nt and .♦*»*» p*raQft hating l A*ft % or d*m andi .ijarnat D«c*d®nTa attjf* tsn *fom a •aby ..f tni% ncT c * ♦% 5* r * * d wri^ montns if!*# tn* Jala ♦ tn« tif^t ov.O“ eAt'Qn o* •n a Nottc* muat fils in*if ia> ■ ••tn in.*. Court »V THiN •h e a t e m o r t h r e e m o n t m s AF ’’E R T h e d a t e o r T h e » RS* Pj BL CATiON or TrtS •iO" .1 OR T h RTY OA y S a f T | ^ ?h £ d a t e o r SERVICE a . opy or this notice Th em A. ulhwf c radilori ot lb* 0*c« la’ 1 ar<J p«n o n t. bAftniJ clAimt - • itm an as agAirit fn* on rru«»l in m Iwr'1 % »pi*.» i * i *h u * ir» tn«t Cq-jrf f nREE m o n th s afteh the cate *|RST Pj OwCATiON or the or This NOTICE *a . v s all dem ands COUNSELOR MARY BALK swings kept us kids feeling iiraid .-t what was happening and made us all real insecure .itul nervous Ity the way. they in -.till together and still p lay ­ ing the same games I think tlirv an- both nuts, and I try to have a s little a s possible to do w-uli them 111. s a d d e s t part of the whole tImiL. is iluii now tlv.it I am an ■dull 1 still have the feeling tfi.it a disaster is about to strike Legal Notic es L e g a l N o t ic e s or F A M IL Y AND ,Bj €Ct INS not so Filed /#' . 6E rORfVlR GARRED Tf* -Jatn o* !T»* f.rtf pup. ca I N O TIC E or a d m i n i s t r a t i o n Th* admirnttril on ■ *1i vita’* • El • • * ,A*4iCE P . E l D«cuas«d, r.ia Nu^tidf 983-CP. •» pending >■ til iff |0f Seminal* County Flo# da Probate D u t ic n tn* addr*%« q P *n.cn P 0 Dfaerer C. •n* nam* and addrtat of tt># p*»»onai repfeienfat #« and of tn® pe' tonai r*pf«i*ntat>v* a attorney A/* t*f !o#!H 0 *10* A*L i n t e r e s t e d PERSONS ARC NOTIFIED ^ h AT Ail pertont on Mfiom thit notice it t«»#ed teho na#e ob|* i ( M l chai'ange t#»e q u a ‘fi“ at*oni of the (H f l t n i l ptprttentaP^e venue. Of |u#*t- non o * 1hua Court a»e required to fue tne«p objiclioni Mdb tn.i Court WITHIN The la ter O f th r ee m o h th s after th e d ate th e f r s t p j b l c a t io n o f t h is n o t ic e OR t h i r t y days AFTER T h e DATE OF SERVICE o f A CO PT OF TH>S NOTICE on th em or AH creditors ,f the decedent and ",t n ®r pt»rion% itaeng u s m i op demanda agamtt decedent % *tTai« o#» enom a copy of tn.* not ce «s t t rv td A>thi" ff ioe muntb! alter tn* ■tit* fj tn* iir5t puPi'cat-on of tnta notice mu*t f •» tn* # claim* with tn.% C oup * W 'THIN THE a te r gf th r ee m o n th s a ster The d a te o f The f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h is N Q T i CS OR T h i r t y days AFTER T h e d a t e o f SERVICE a copv t h s n o t ic e or or CN THEM A ii ofn## creditor! of th* dec** dent and petiana having cia»mt o# demand! agiintt tn* estate of th* decedent 'n ull f»l# their iiaim* enlh ih 1 court W 1T HIN THREE m o n t h s AFTER I ME DATE o r T h e FIRST P u B l i CA * ON or Th»5 NOTICE A Lfc C l A V i AND O B JE C T ONS NOT SO F LED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Oat* of ih# Mat publication of trtti note* of admintfiralton November 13. 1M4 Personal R*pr<f$*ril4l>*« Sh e r r y h e l t o n ATtorney For P*r?uri'ftj R*pf*\*nt.it' A ii AM M ntO O I SQU'RE McLeod. M..« d ' nf « S «(.f«H rlg ti* R 2At4fi*r4A j h j S TJR 2 MO trur®ar S«nfo"3 *L 12771 Aft i a* -A V IS A OAO r S " 20 A iFt h i S f m i St# 6 '•Qt ! j 127** 5 SC . ♦ ’ J2 I 6a# hn t B f )M No*»mt*Y 1 J 20 T i 'i l Cl jl IN THE C IR C U IT c o u r t f o r SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION NO »• BBS -C P s «! ?a*A»c OF Dear Tired. You've already eom jurred our o( the most important step s in overcoming the p.nn and dam age irom your childhood Now you have to decide l( you’re going to get over It and move on or tl tt Is to become an excuse (or you to stay pul and wallow m the old. *! can't help It. It's the way 1 was raised" game.- If you choose to change, don't ex ­ pert a m iraculous recovery. Ef- Legal Notices M.a n i C I L LEE a«h a ^AN'CE R LIE DtcaaiPd every time things are going well tor me. I'm almost belter oil when things art- going had. at least then I know what to worry about. I'm tired of feeling afraid and anxious all the time, hut I don't know how to get over It I'd like to go to a psychologist, but my health insurant e wont rover It and I can't atiord It on my own Tired of Being Afraid A McLeod PA P O Boa 9SC Apopea F l 32TQ4 Bat No 122024 *e1«phor.* 40T/SS6 3300 P jb November 1), 20 1SS4 0CW VT IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T or T H t E lO M T iiN T H JU D ICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY , FLORIDA CASE NO V i -1 2 18 *C A - 14 •A uN'TEO STATES OF AMERICA, by and through tn* Secretary o» the DEPARTM ENT OF V ITE R A N 5 AFFAIRS, vt Plaintiff, C h a r l e s c c a r t e r . » ,i D*1*ndant> H O T I C I OF SALK Notic* .* T , . , b , g.,*n t*«t. pu'tuanl to th* Ordaf or Final Jodgmanl *nl*r*d m ih ., c u t * .n in* C.rcu.t Court ol S*minol* Count,. Florid* I i, *11 **ll tn* property i.tu*l*d tn Sarnnol* Count,. Florid*. a*tCMb*d •* LOT 149, P IC K E TT DOWNS. UNIT 111. ACCORDING TO THE plat th er eo f as r ec o r d ed N PLAT BOOK 32. PAGES 14, 19 AND 16. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R I­ DA and commonly hnoon a i 2600 Ptetotf Down* Onwa, CNuiuota. FL 32766 ai public t*i*. to in* n.gnatt and ba«t t>.dd*r. lor e**N, al in* • *tl Ironl door ot tn* Sum nol* County Courtnou**, Sanford, Florida at 11 00 AM on D E C EM ­ BER 3rd. 1996 0*1 *d Oclobar 30, 1996 MARVANNE morse CLERK OF C O UR T By Jan* E Jat*w>e Deputy Clam in accordance witn tn* American* With Oitab.i.t.** Act. p*r*or* with d'tab.nti** n**d>ng a *p*cial accommodation to parlicrpat* m in** proceeding thouid contact court Adm iniitrabon at t«i*pnon* number 407-321-4330. not l«t*t man * * ,«n (7| day* prior to tn* proceeding If nearing impa r*d. (TOO) t 800 999 8771, or Vo*c* (V) 1-600-999 6770, via Florida R*la, Service Maton 6 Aiaociat**. PA 17797 US 19 North. Suit* 900 Ci*arwat*r, F l 33764 1613) 938-3800 Pubi.an November 6, 13, 1998 0EW 41 as IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T IN AND FDR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA C A S E HO. f• -9 4 S -C A -1 4 -0 JAMES L. CONSiDOER end ELIZABETH CONSIODER PteintitY*. va WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ and VIVIAN ROORlCUEZ Delendanla. N O TIC E OF (A L E Not.ee i* g.ven mat on tn* 3rd da , o ' DECEM BER. 1996. at 11 00 a m al tn* Wat front door ol the Seminole County Courtnou** m Sanford, Florida, tn* undervgned Clem will offer fo' tale tn* following real prop­ erty Lot 21, TuSXAW iLLA ACRES, according to tn* plat thereof a* recorded m Piet Book 21. peg* 63. Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florid* The **le will b* made our*u*rl to the Final Judgment ot Forecloeu/e entered In ihi* action WITNESS my hand and tn* teal of tnn court on tn.a 30tlt d a , ot October, T996 (SEAL) DATED NOVEMBER 2. 1998 Legal Notices MARVANNf MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Jen* I J atew it A t Deputy Clerk N O TIC E A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B ILITIES A C T OF t t f O A d m ln litrttlv e O rder N*. 92-37 Pertont with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate m tni* proceeding •hould contact ADA Coordinator at 30 1 N. Park Avenue. Suite N 301, Sentord. Florida 32771. et least five day* prior to in* proceeding Telephone (407) 323 4130 f*t 4227. t 800-999 677t(TOO. or t-EOO-999-6770 IV). via Florida Ralay Service Patrick W 0oy<e Attorney tor Piemtitta PO Bo* 1326 Winter Park. FL 32790 Publiah November 6. 13. 1998 DEW-42 frctlvr change ta k rs lots ol tutu* .tiu! usually Involves tnauv setbat ks You >.ut change the way you act Stumer or later, you'll also notice that your (earful thought p atien ts are i timing less often or not at all You've perfrrtly d rs t rtb rd what hap(M-tts to kids when parents ijii hat k .mil lutth he tween acting loving and conerrned and then like ttrespon sthle kttls. them selves Every­ body in the family ends u p lechtig unsafe and Insecure t lilldrrti in these t.illltltes ilutt’l know when or why the emotional winds i h.tngr from loving and i arm g to put downs and Insults Mils is a flue ret || k* for an.\lety and Insecurity that ra n lollow you tor th r rest of ynur life, ukiudes Round trip Jet Service includes 3 or 4 Nights Hotel! You can Iwgln your recovery be deciding that you are re sponsible (or your own em o­ tional well lu-lng. You will need to be honest with yourself and learn to trust your ability to care for yourself emotionally, socially, and financially. As you develop confidence In your ability to care lor and profet t yourself, you will begin to feel more secure, regardless of the circum stances Finally, begin reading everything you can get your h an d s on concerning anxiety disorders, and d e p re s­ sion You i an do a great deal to change your own emotional health Includes a Fun Filled Vacation! toll free re%er>*»(ion! »t* - * 877-F L Y -2- I I I l u l l i , l . h y . f VrVt, H l i . , , , 1 f• lla lin l What are you waiting for? PEST N’ PETS 5 7 0 1 W E S T S .R . 4 6 • S A N F O R D nuw tntu g Hi NOITIUK.PGl t : « 2Miwr«tojo If It) T 101 m 4 tt) IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E B IO H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT in AND FOR S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA. C ASE NO: S B -2096*D R -0 1 -A iN RE T h e MARRIAGE OF KATHLEEN ANN ADAMS Petitioner and EVERETT T ADAMS Respondent N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO EVERETT T ADAMS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor Dissolution ol Marriage n , t been Med agamtt you wherein tn , Petitioner re seeking to recorer a* her equi­ table distnbution mrough lump sum alimony tn* following described real property end personal proparty ’ Tn* East 121/2 l,* t ot Lot t9. all ot Lot 16 and the West .'8 leal ut Lot 17 m Block 'F ' , SANLANDO SPRINGS. Stmino/* County. Florida. TR ACT NO t6. SE CO N D REP l AT. according to Plat mereot recorded in Plat Book 9. Page 9 ol tn* P ,t,i.e R e c o r d a ol Seminole County, Florida, and a motor vshicla described as a 91 Ford Taurus, bearing lAis • IFACP92U4MA212691 You ai* requued to fare* a copy o ' yCur written detente*, t any, to .1 on KENNETH M BEANE ESQUIRE. Plamt.M a attorney wnose r Idrets t* 670 N Orlando A.anue. Suite 10C4A Ma.tiand Florida 32751. on or balor* NOVEMBER 28. 1996 and Me tn* original with in* elera of tn.* court either before tarv.ee on plemtitl t attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a default will tie entered age mat you tor in* rebel demanded in the eom piamt or petition d a t e d OCTOBER 20. 1998 MARTANNE MORSE As Clerk g in* Court By Nancy R Winter At Oeputy Clerk PuOiitn October 23. 30. and November 6. t l . 1998 OEV-163 Just $194 Per Person! rtcrBfwnto — — •H 4 I M U M IU« CONI uutioriosto / oo/ wiom tffo rw iM in ton MIGHT AT TM A0UUIIT |FCt]| HALLOWEEN ItlO a 9*0 1 2 3 2 20 * 20 /2 0102 0 FK4CT1CAL MAGIC iPC-1). 12 40 1 4Q 3 T 04IQ 730 91310X1010 IILO V IO 1200130800 I A i OC OFCMUCKY R I2 50 1S0 3 20 4 20 7 300 10 9 9 0 <030 1HE MCHTT .P S -h i 1210240310/431013 AMtfiPGi 121011 0 3 1 0 * ’ 0 1 1 0 7 10 7 40 9 10 940 * Use What the Pro's Use! Fleas, Ants. Roaches. 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Central Ave., Unuilillu (352) 669-7077 �SEMINOLE 5 ^ Cljc H e r nib Semmete MeroM, SarttoitJ, Florida Fniay November 13. tMB 5 A Lake Mary- Seminole XVI Uy J e f f llerlin lck e ASSISI AM Sl u m s KDIIOK (iumc o f the Week Tonight: Lake Mary at Semi­ nole, 7:30 p.m.: SANK) HI > (tile III tin- I utility s b iggest rlv.ll Mrs i m in 's tluw ii III ,t m r a n lllg li-s s gallic* p la y e d lor pride H u h .i crushing liuinr loss iii \t,iinl,nut l.tsi Week llir Noli- t t r i r knocked mil <.I making .1 irliim Iup In till- state plavolls Seminole* was iiftl •»* the lu ll flit'ti Irll apart along with their jil.iviill hopes l-iki' M.IIV In till -i longer losing •.licit- ol 111 ii* h Hie K. iit is have li.nl tu ittu-.li tin* season with Hurt' consecutive m.ul gam es and Irll tu i IleLilld List ivi rk Normallv lilts game would h.tvr deiid.il St tni Hole < Minn s r e p ir s e iil.illv e In t lir K o tarv lln w l. I lu ll Ih r ga m e yyIII lint h r jila v e d th is y r.ir su th is will hi* th r ftli.iI lltlir tu si r ih r se n io rs ult h u th Ir.ittis Heine- n| Srtttlliulr s pi,iM Is si||tlni( up lul th r liii.il time* .irr Ituhhv Williams Jo r w.ttsun ( ori v I'rlrrsu n Jell Willi.tins Is.uh Green Frr<| Siplm Ju stin Nrttli > K.ii.irI Hernandez Jo h n f rli ilrl Ji ll I .tinr Kil H i t . ilil .Irrrtnv l.ivlui i lint Mttitiiv A.ii<>ti Termer .util lewis Wrigid fu r Like M.tr> seniors itu lu ilr Andv No|ha. KoImtI I'rrr/ Kvlr Coe Ha Liwreuc e Utiilolph Kv.m I >tt hi.ir.i Derek < hunt.is l.iviei Km/ Ion Allies I'imIiI ( h rriirt Irfeiirv Kl.ivrr llarrv 1’ur trr .iitrl Jnhii I loir Friday: Winter Springs Oviedo, 7:30 p.m. at OVIKDO Its lliitiieiiiiiiiiu> ,tt (h trilo where Ihr t.iotts .in ur.ipptllg up ,t il|s.ip|)ollilltiu sr.i son fell weeks ago the Llulis were among th r I.n o rites til r.ilti .iriuthrr lltp In th r si.Ur pi.IV oils. Uul tut Hovers h.tvr plagued the Ir.itu .ill venr iltul ih r y h .iveti I I m-i ii .ih lr In |(rl lllit l.li ki ll l- f t l Week tile L io n s lost In I .ik e Itr.in lle v I h r te.u ii h a s b een u p a n d dow n all s e a s o n w ith h ig h lig h ts siii Ii as a rout nl L ik e M arv a n d lo w llgllts like the p ast two w eek s Oviedo seniors placing tor the ttnal time in i hide Mike (tiller Hrvun l.iltrll ( had Millet I tank Mr.illnti Danny Miller. Iliad Cooper, lb union ( lark, Mike L in g h o rsf Sieve forem an. I lusty Holloway Hill Krsiall, Hen Cleary. Julia ilian ( lodwin Matt d ro ss, Greg Illaimer. Kevin Uuinti rn Heath Kvans. M .iunilo C astillo Uvan Hawk Ju stin IVmll Paul Sari la Harrell Lewis and ( harlrs Si ult Winter Springs h as no seniors, hut had its hopes lor a llfsl state ptavnll hertll daslietl Iasi week with a Irusiratinu 17 penalty loss to Coeu.t lle.o h I he Hears had three drives deep III t o ..... Iti-.u h territory at the end and tam e up short Winter Spunks is building a strong tradition, and look tor the passing t otnhinailon ol Hran don lllake and Man us Wiggins let lead Ihr • ountv next season T o n igh t: A p o p k a at L a k e Mowell, 7:30 p.m . i ASSKI.HKKKY l-ik r Howell will prohahly <ltd up trying 1,1 lotkei ihis season llte Hawks ate I 8 now and are on a seven n am e losing streak that has Inc luded several blowouts List week Lake Howell lost in a shootout to t viiian after a rouple ol lough ettoris against harder opponents Hie Hawks have had a few bright spots in <ludmg ( u t t i s llu sselm an and I-any Cummings, hut it's been a long year for a lame group of seniors playing their llnal u.ime tonight l o make m atters worse lor the n e a r future. Like Howell's Junior varsity and freshmen team s have stm ulled for several years. Like Howell seniors Include Chris S ehlrchta. Scott Petroll. d a be Jeau-H aptlste. Hilly MrVay, llusselm an. I'ony DeBcllls. Cummings, Jesse Hannon. Kory O'Connor. Kicky Streeter. David Lm tlgua. Chris D ejesus, Ja so n Lubtie. Paul Hickey. Hrandon Schreek, Kyan Wilder. Nick Mahon, Jo e Dtlore, Adam Hardy who has been Injured all season. Kenny Gaholon. Casey Ortiz, David Pl.isem la. Karl Klkliis. Hrent Hattaway. Steve McChesney. Mlteliel C'oflman. Nell Saltm an. Chris Wilson. Tim Souele. Adam I.liras and Luke I hernias. Why the ‘Noles will win Why the Rams will win By Kellie W erner HKKAl.f» ( OKKKS111NI >KN1 By Je ff llerlinlcke ASSIS I a n t s p o u t s k d m o k L\KK MAKY Predli lions have never hern ,i strong point around here Hut tins one is di-.id center on Ihr iii.uk Lik* Mary Ik-.us Seminole in loot hall tonight Okay, th at's what 1 said Iasi year Hut remeiuher how d o se J was to getting it right Lrst season the Rains enterret the annual d am e ol the Yeat with out a win going up arialnsl a mighty Seminole team that was headed lor the < lass 5A plavolls Hldlllk an em otional I rest tile ILittls took the Notes into overtime helore tailing on a missed extra point Won I happen this yi at Here's whv Seminole tell out ol plavoit contention with a luutili loss lo Mainland It was a game that m eant everything to Seminole and (he "Noles were III the gallic* until a second hall onslaught Lest week was tag Hinder than tog Second year Seminole head coach Jim VVorthirgton iabove i arid rookie Lake Mar/ fioad coach Greg Stanton (loftl will pit impressivo coaching Mytos against one anothoi tor tho lust tune Ihis ovenmg at Semmoio High School's Thomas E Whgham 5tacfium /.tmn tho fighting Snrninoios and Rams book up tot the 16th annual renewal ot thea backyard ri­ valry starting at 7 30 p tn The gam.? is important to both squads not only tor pndo and Lagging rights but tor Sommole a wm would send its seniors out on a high note and dampen some ot H e Sting ot last neck s loss to M t • iaf I wtiJo Lake Mar/ is looking to end a t ucjti tour-game losing ytieak and t.i sti tt v c.ijn w tti a 5 5 tocnnl alter )> .ng a ...... a m 19<17 L l s se e how wi ll the Null s i ,m rec over Irotu d ia l o n e for Like Marv U s a d lllr n ill s itu a tio n I In' M am s h av e so m e th in g to p la y lor d it'U S ta n to n . In h is lirst year as c o a c h h a s turned Like Marv from a n O '» te am to a l ft te a m w ith le s s talen t th a n the 1097 K. i m s Please see Lake Mary. Page QA No changes in Thursday softball race By Dean S m ith HKKAI.n s m i t h KDIIOK SANfOKD _ fo u r team s are still within i hall k.une ol th r Irakur lead alter Iasi mkhf s Raines in the City cil Sanlortl Kecreatlon and Parks Ik partm etit Men's fall Hiursday ulgtit Slow Pitili Soil hall L*ague at iltiehurst Park Hlake's Hoy/ cam e on late to rfn imp Santord C entral Hajil 1st (h iirc h . IH l Headrick feed won a s« oritik battle with the Kektilators |s | i Matthews Assoc tales broke away tor .1 I t I tit um ph over K.NK and Itc-rr JO bail tfrr wc-ek oil Herr JO and Headrick feed are Imfli 7 2 while Hlake s Hoy/ and Matthews Associates at. both 7 J They are Ireing luHowed In the stand ini’s by K.NK Id 71, Sanford C entral Hujitisi C hurch |lf H) and the Kegulatois |1 u| Nc'xt Thursday at Iln eh u tst Patk. Heel do battles Headrick f eed at It:JO p.m. Hlake s llov/. sejuares off with Matthews Associates it 7 I" |> III K.NK t ikes on ( eulral Haptlst at H .III p tu and the Kekulators have the week oil Doing die hllllUk were lll.ikr's (toy/ tliree hits Tony Jo h n s Ihome nut donhlel. Kevin Ju lian (liotne m nl Anion ('■looms (douhlei, two lids _ S.»m Karnes Idmll le) Itri.ill limes Idoublel, Inc'l I.lpsiollltl Idollhli l Steve D*'|ill’' one III! Nakla Roberts Idouhle). Cr.ilk Merketsoti Jim S« haeter i i tiir.il Haptlsl two h it' Mike McCov Koh 1h.H ker, one hit fr o YanDvken d rijjle|. IchIcI i htisic nson (triplet lav ( nm lilleld Ken i’errv Ih '.Inc k f i i d lour hits stevi ll.im es, three hits Matt Kociiiski Idoublel Calvin Hryant hlnuLiel. Douk Atkinson Idoublel Mack ITionie Iwo Inis Kd Hitss,ird Idouhle). Hank fooke Duane (ioeinfiel. one hit Kd Tuoke Ki'kulators live hitChad Lee lllltee clou Ij)esi ihrre hits Hilt Hinkham: two hits _ C hris No kc! (tmiue mill. Jell Jc'iiovese priple douhlei. D.tve *iolilstu k linplei s»oti Miuphv. one hit I ar\ Keeler Itnplel, Jem* Hnisell Idoublel. SANfOKD _ New Covenant Church and Calvary Apostolic Church both overcame ii halftime deficits to pull out vic­ tories tn die City of Sanford Krcrcuttim and Parks D epart­ ment Adult fall C hurch B as­ ketball League Friday night lit the Dan Pelham Gymiuitorlum at Sanford Middle School. dim Learned poured hi Id ttrst hall jtohils as first H ap­ tlst Church ol Sanford raced to a d5 2d halftime lead over New From S taff R eporta LAKE MAKY _ Mickey Crontn singled hi the winning run In the bottum of the sixth inning as Leif­ fer \ Sons Trucking broke a tie with Modem Welding in the City of Like Mary Departm ent of Parks and Recreation Men's fall Friday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at the Lake Mary Softball Complex. L lffer .N Sons looked headed to an easy victory when it scored Covenant C hurch. Hut the undefeated league leaders rallied as four players scored between five and seven points to win 01-55. Scott Wade was eight fureight from the free throw line and scored 10 points a s Saiv Pleaac see C hurch. Page GA NEW COVENANT 61. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 44 New C o v e n a n t C h u rc h (81) Ittny U.ivi't y I l 20. MaUtuat WUlutm* y UQ U C h a i lr a Itii.iii ( u rtis Matthews Associates lour flits _ Mickey Ci<k hum (home run triple); three hits _ Tom Wilks Idoublel. two tuts _ Ja so n Flanagan Ihome mil, inplel. Hill Cngburn Ihome mil. douhlei, Jam ie Pit/er Itnple), Mike Walden (double), limy ra v lor. Joint* G orm an. Steve Lugrrtng. one bit _ Mike Taylor K.N K two h its _ Dave Golf; one ill! _ Ty Kuke douhlei. J a y r Hellamy (double), fran k le Phil lips. Vie DIHarioto. Hobby Hrown. J K Spivey S*ott C arter Sdofoul Ccnlitl Daptlil Church BUhe i Dojri OOO 40U 4 8 220 428 18 20 Hfddrlck Feed KrduUtor* 327 320 1 18 23 304 120 0 13 19 Matthew* Aaaoclitfa KAK 130 223 2 13 22 012 100 0 4 9 Leiffer & Sons grabs second in Lake Mary had in g franklin Hall Bonds d o u ­ bled die score on Seagate Soft ware. 11 7 . and Courtyard by M ar­ riott followed up last week's upset bv out scoring Lite Way Community Church. 21 IH fran k lin Hail [kinds is 7 0 and h a - -ill hut clinched an o th er by Marriott Id d|. Seagate Soltware 11 t>| and Life Wav Community Chute h in til Icmtght Courtyard by Marriott challenge* fritter Sons Trucking seven m ils tn the bollcmi ol the lourth tuning to build a 15 10 h ad Hut M o d e rn Welding battled hac k to lie the game with live n m s in die tup of tin- sixth inning Dave Johnson led oft the bottom of die sixth Willi a triple and Dwight Alexander and Manny Silvia were w.iikcd to load the bases and set up a force Hut Cronin ruined the strategy with he* single giving Leiffer .N Sons a l'> 15 trium ph In the m in t f i n e s , league Covenant, Calvary win in Church By Dean S m ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR NANKOKD . Hits is the lirst time ihis year ih.it I am nnitirl out on a limb and making a jrredlc lion l*rol>ab1v her alive I have seen what happens when other m em Imrs ol this drpartm riil m ake foot hall predii lions Hut this Is a no hniiner Seminole wins at home aifalnsi Like Marv tonlklit Don't yet me WTotllf. Its not that I think Like Marv Is a poor team Unite the contrary, in fact. I believe the Knlllv are a Hood tram tfi.il Is very well c ouc hed. However. Seminole has some tlnnii lo prove and that can be a very stremit motivator, List week, the T rib es post season hopes ended when It was defeated by top seeded C lass fiA I tisttlc I r» Mainland At the hall the Noles were tied and liclltiiu; lor their lives lira h at lie to nive them a chalice at post season play with a th tr r way play o || All they had to do was Win They didn't and that h u rts At tile end o| the Hatlir last week Sem inole's Jell l alne. p erh ap s the L st offensive linem an In the state, said dial this ilailie was very tm port.m t to lain as a senior and it was even more tin|xirt.m t that h is team close cm a lutih note Ib a t has bec ome the ifoul of the Tribe and Like Mary is the- only think si.nidiiiit 1,1 it* way Please see Sem inole. Page OA O llr ir r i I J I 5 t fi.t/jcN tKiydiufi i 2 2 H Mike Ijim k t u r t * I I 0 J c R im r Willi.un*. r» 0 0 12 Vtiuiu Miiitin 3 I 2 7 til hit'll* J*! ** 12 S a n fo r d F ir s t U a p tU t (5 5 ) Dmny i layIon 20 0 i (Xm Sn i t " J j II 7 J i i r l*rt»|jU’N .1 0 0 7 Ku m l i Kj -ium iii 5 1 2 11 J i m t ^ u n u d l i 7 23 . Hitlf h p b s rh i* U O 0 t). ( 11-141 \ o t i l r n 0 0 0 0 TtilaK 22 Ii 12 5 5 I l,il Iii in*- Ml'•irv l i r s t I F ip iist 15 Xi-w ('o<%rf1al(lt 21* rh rrt* (Rtifli IU U _ New < 'm riL llll 3 | . | W lllLiliis 2 H fil lUplisI 5 I Kl im .m * |Vt pit-* |i-.irnol) rol.»| litul* _ Sia* i «it n.uil 15. h r s l 10 Finite*! - »ii tunic Tn I mu al* . non* CALVARY APOSTOLIC 6 7. NA2ARENE S2 63 C alv ary A p o ito lic C h u rc h (6 7 | Drrruk Cooper 3 15 M Uivtitn.r (iorikui 3 1 1 7 ( ornctlio. ('.trio II o N aiaiene Team No 2 (83) 0 Xtik. lu in lry tO o i Sioit l<-l.ti—<■> /5 M.atllUl. M ule \.i/.acrlie *7 II C .ih .ll, \|- — hill. I| n i l r v |m*,itl II. 1.1 ....,|. i ihary A|«t-.lt-In I IS I . u h l 7 (» .| ,il X .uareiu *7 7 IVV.il-udi IU hi,. ,1 I 'l-.l tout-, . I .i Jv .i i , Ap.nl.ilk I I VlAII* Ik' fl7 15 l l . n l . . | .1.(1 ll.'lk It.tu iu a is I n l,,.i\ VjH»-.i.>ti. I ll.«>pei l..‘Ut..ii Pruigl.'l Courtyaid by Mafftolt Ufa Way Comm Chiuch 1SJ 453 24 2B SMS 010 18 10 M odern W elding Lolflar a Son* Tru ck in g 0M 12O 3 . 13 24 JMO 701 18 23 Special to the H erald •* Im . W aiM vi l O U n tui.m Ik* ml > 17 lli.iik li.ii h iim r ll l o o s SI.S. .!• - 0 ii 1 1.11t .. 11 U v .iK (I it (i lu i.ih O l3 B l l 21a I o il 1 n o 2 Ik m u-. Mill i > I J I 1117 «.l S c c p lc S c lt ic n F n n V IlB Bali B o n d , B 11 14 20 UCF opens basketball season at UCF Arena I 22 l*»v |f*'» !liu>;I«‘ 0 U o 0 s u m t .irl«-f » ‘ •* 15 ll iu i i - l *ult i l I i 7 \ ....... vrfly l u t i * i - i .!• J........ lit n* -.*,1 W ale 5 S rt IS XT.i i . Ik lini , at G:dO p.m.; Seagate Software bat ties Modern Welding at 7:d0 p m ., Please see Softball. Page dA OKI AN DO . Hie UCK m e n s and wdnieii s basketball lea lu­ ll 111 open Iheir respective cam paigns tin- evening .it the UCF Arena the UCF w om en- baskethall Irani will lliati llliji with American University at 5 p.m . Inllowcd by the meti s team at 7;:u» p in. against crosstow n t lx .tl Rollins Women s head conch Lynn tlrtn. now In her rliinl sea so n al the helm of the Golden Knights, has led UCF to a 30 26 record. Including a 17 11 ill.uk in l‘.)‘J 7 98. Four starters return from that squad, u n h iding leading scorer C'hartyn Davis, who av eraged 15.8 points per gam e Davis, a senior from Quincy, needs just 58 more jrolnts to Please see UCF. Page 6A �it _ £54 6 A ■ Seminote HeraU. Sanfom. Honda Frxtity, November 13, 1996 Legal Notices Legal Notices I I 1401 IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I E 1 0 H T IE N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FO E S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . S TA TE OF FLO R ID A C a t* No 98 *1* C A 1« A GENERAL JURISDICTION RANK OF AMERICA. FSB IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I IE T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FON SEM IN O LE C O U N T T O E N ER A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S E NO 98 314 C A -I 4 -W NATIONAL C IT T BAN* PENNSYLVANIA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER W ITH INTEGRA a s o r tg a g e c o m p a n y . Pi amt lit. Legal Notices Legal Notices UCF C o n tin u e d from P t | t BA Plaintiff. v* DAVID A VEGA, at us , at al . Dai ant?ant» N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE ■ Y C LER R OF C IR C U IT C O U R T Notice ta Hereby given trial the jn<Jer signed Mary anna Morse. CterS ot th# C.rrmt Court o ' SEMINOLE County. Fiona*. will, on tha Jrd day of DECEMBER, <998. at 11 00 a m al th# Front door of tea S E M N O LE County Courthouse in Ilia City ot Sanford. Florida, oftar lor aala and tail al public outcry to tn# tiignaat and boat btddar for cash, lha to Honing described property aituatad m SEMINOLE County. Florida, lo -m t LO T «8. IN BLOCR I OF GREENVVOOO LAAES UNIT 0 -3 •A'. ACCOROiNG TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS R ECO R DED IN PLAT BOOR 18, PAGES 19. 20. 21 ANO 22. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Of SEM INOLE C O U N TT. FLORIDA pursuant to tba final dacraa ol toracloaura antarad m a caaa pandmg m ta d Court, the atyla ol nnich it BANK OF AM ER I­ CA. FSB •* DAVID A VEGA, al us , at al .. at ua., al al.,. In accordanca m in lha Americana nrth D'tab'liliaa Act. paraona nearing a apacial accommodation lo participata m ihia procaadmg ahouid con­ tact tna individual or agancy landing this notice no latar than aavan (?) daya prior to tho procaadmg at tna addiaaa givan on nottca Ta'aphona (»0«| 2ST-809T; t-11001 955E TTt (TOO) or t-(E00l 955 8770 (V). via Florida Raiay Sarvica W ITNESS my hand and official Mai of taid Court tf»a )Cth day of Octobar. 1998 (SEAL) Honor abla Maryanna Moraa Clark ot tna Circuit Court Bf Jana E Jaaanic Oaputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF JO SEPH PANIELLO P o ll Off-ca Boa 2SAT Tampa. Florida 13801 Publish Novambar 8. I I . 1998 DEW 41 N O T IC I UN DER F IC T IT IO U S NAM E LAW NO TICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN. Under Chapter 90-287. mat the undaraignad, denting to •ngaga m buamaaa under me FictitlOU! Name of L O A N W ORKS Located at 2S4 PLAZA DRIVE. SUITE B •n me city of OVIEDO. S EM I­ NOLE County. Florida, inlands to register me and name eitn me Coition of Corporations of in# Department ol Slate Deled at Tatiahamee*. Florida, due tna torn day ot November. 1998 OWNERS INDYMAC. INC Publish: November 13, 1998 DEW-100 VS MARK P G O R R EIL L I L A MARK PAUL OORRELL. al a l, Defendants AM ENDED N O T IC I OF FO R EC LO S U R E B A L I Notice is hereby given that, pursuant lo an Ordat Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated October 30. 1998. and entered m civil case number 98 114 C A -1 4-W , ol lha Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial Circuit it and lor Samlnola County, Florida. sshararn NATIONAL C ITY BANK PENN SVLVANIA SUC C ESSO R BY M ERGER W ITH INTEG RA M O R TG AG E COMPANY. is Plaintiff and MARK P GORRELL A/K/A MARK PAUL GORRELL. ME G O MORTGAGE CORPORA TIO N A/KM MEGO MORTGAGE COM PANY. KEVIN BRYOEN. JE N N IFE R BRYDEN. JO AN N E TAYLOR. SHERRY L CURRENS. C LER K OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T OF SEMINOLE C O U N ­ TY. FLORIOA. STATE OF F10 R IDA DEPARTM ENT OF R EV­ EN UE. NATIO NSBAN K OF DELAW ARE. NA. F/K/A NATIONSBANK. N A . KATHY L GORRELL. is/ara Defendaniit). I anil m u to me highest and best bidder tor cash al the west Horn door ol lha Seminole County courthouse m Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, al I I 00 A M on lha 3rd day ol DECEM BER. 199S. lha following described properly as sat forth m a n d Fmai Judgment, lo sett: lo t 28. Block T. HOW ELL C O VE . FO UR TH S ECTIO N , according to the out thereof at 'ecorded m Plat Book 24. pages 47 and 49. Public of Seminole County. Florida NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT C O LLEC TIO N P R AC TICES ACT YOU ARE a d v i s e o t h a t t h i s l a w f ir m is OEEM ED TO BE A DEBT C O LLEC TO R ATTEM PTING TO C O L L E C T A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated lha 30th day ol Octobar, 1998 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By Jana E JJM m c Deputy Clerk COOiLIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suita 4S0 Tampa. Florida 33807 Telephone (8131877-8008 C A S *98 00329 Publish: November 8. 13 1998 DEW-44 N O TIC I OF VIHaCLI AUCTION 1994 Nissan Pickup Vm4 I NASD! 1Y SRC 372103 Auction will be ham on 12-798 at 2 pm 11 Tu County Towing 1195 Balia Aye , Winter Springs. F I 32708 Publish: November 13. 1998 CEW -tO t S T A T I OF FLORIDA O IP A N TM IN T OF INVINONM BNTAL P R O TIC TIO N PUBLIC N O T IC I OF IN T IN T TO ISSUB CONSTRUCTION P IR M IT The Department ol Environmental Protection give* notice ol da mient to issue a permit lo Polystar Industries iNc , Post Office Boa 820733. Longwood. Florida. 32792 0713. lo construct print­ ing prasa no 1 which it a source ol err amissions. The facility is located al 1200 Charles Street. Longwood. Seminole County. Florida. The Department has assigned File Number 1170040 003AC lo lha protect The Department will issue lha permit with lha attached condi­ tions unless a response received m accordanca with lha following procedural reeuita m a different decis on or significant change ol turns ol conditions The Department will accept written comments concerning the proposed permit issuance action for a period ol 14 (fourteen) days from lha dale ol publication ol ‘ P U II> IC _ N Q IiC K _ 0 1 mams should be provided lo lha District olf.ee at 3119 Maguire Boulevard. Suita 212. Orlando. Florida 32803 Any written com mama Iliad shall be made available tor public inspection it writ­ ten comments received rasuit m a significant change m the pro­ posed agancy action, the Department shall reviM the proposed permit and require, if applicable, another Public Notice. The Department will issue lha permit with tho attached condi­ tions unitss a timely petition for an adm in sir alive hearing is hied pursuant to Sections 120 969 and 120 97 F.5., before the deadline for filing a petition The procedures lor cautioning for a hearing era sat lorih below A paraon whose substantial interest* ar# affected by lha pro­ posed permitting decision may petition for an administrative pro­ ceeding (hearing) under Section* 120 589 and 120 57 ol the Florida 5laluta* ( F S ) . The petition m utt contain th* information M t forth below and m utt b* Mad (received) m th* Olfic* ot General Counsel ol the Department at 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard. Mail Station 19, Tallahaaaa*. Florida, 12399-3000 Palitioni Mad by the permit applicant or any ol th* partiea tinted below mult b* tiled within fourteen days ol receipt ot thia notice ol mtam Petition* hied by any parson other than those ant.Had to written notice under Section 120 8041) ol th* F S must b* Mad within fourteen days of publication ot th* public notice or within fourteen day* ot rectipt of this none* ot intent, whichever occur* first. Under Section 120 80(3), F 5 . however, any parson who atkad in* Department lor notice ol agancy action may M* a peti­ tion wittun fourteen days ol receipt ot that notice, ragardiatt ol th* data ol publication A patdionar shall mail a copy ot the peti­ tion to th* applicant at th* addraaa indicated above at th* time ol filing Th* failure ol any person to Me a petition within th* appro­ priate hm* period shall constitute a waiver ot that parson * right to laquatt an admmlatrativ* determination (hearing) under Sections 120 589 and 120 97 F S , or to mtarvan* wi this proceed­ ing and participate a* a parly lo >1. Any subsequent intervention win be only at th* approval at th* presiding officer upon th* tiling ot a motion in compliance wit Rui* 28-106 205 of the Florida Administrative Cod* (F A C ). A petition that dispute* th* malarial tacts on which th* Department t action it batad mutt contain tn* following informa­ tion: (a) Th* name and a d d re n ot aach agancy attactad and each agancy t M* or identification number, if known; |b) Th* name, address, and telephone number ot tho palilionaf. tna name, addiets. and telephone numb*' ot th* petitioner t rep­ resentative, it any. which shall b* lha address lor service purpos­ es during the coufM ot th* proceeding, and an eipianat.on ol how the petitioner t substantial inte nt!* will be affected by the agency determination; (c) A statement ol how and when petitioner received notice ol the agency action or proposed action; Id) A statement ol all dieputad issues ol material I eel It there are none, the petition m utt so indicate, (a) A concise statement of the ultimate tact* alleged, at well a* the rules and statutes which entitle the petitioner lo relief, end It) A demand lot relief A peiit-on that does not dispute the material tact* upon which the Department * action I* bated shall state mat no such tacts are m dispute and otherwiaa shall contain th* same information as M l forth above, as required by Rule 28-108 301 F A C. Because th* administrative hearing process it designed to for­ mulate I nal agency action, the tiling of a petition means that the Department s fmai action may be different from the position taken by ‘t m this notice Persons whose substantial interests will be affected by any such f-nal decision ol the Department on the application have th* right to petition to become e party to the procMd-ng. in accordance with the requirements set forth above Mediation under Section 120 973 of the F S it not available in this proceeding A complete project tit* it available for public inspection during normal business hours. S 00 a.nv to 5 00 p m , Monday through Friday, aacapt legal holiday*, at: lha Department ol Environmental Protsction, 3319 Maguire Boulevard. Suite 232, Ovtando. FlorMa Publish: November 13, 1996 DEW 90 N O TIC E UNDER F IC T IT IO U S NAM E LAW N O TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN. Under Chapter 90-267. that the undaraignad. deairing to angag* m buamaaa under tn# fictitious Name ot LO AN TO W N Located at 254 PLA2A DRIVE. SUITE B at th# city of OVIEDO. SEMI NOLE County. Florida, intends to ragnlei th* said name with th# Oivttion of Corporations of the Oepartmem ol State Oated at Taitahassa*. Florid*, this the 10th day of November. 1998 OWNERS INDYM AC. INC Publish November 13. 1998 DEW 99 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIG H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR I I M IN 0 L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTIOR C A S I NO. 8 I-7 T 9 -C A BANKERS TR U S T COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TR U S TE E OF VEN0EE M O RTGAGE TRUST 1995-1, Plaintiff |t). vt. KAREL SAHANAJA. at al. Oatandantlv) N O TIC I OP FORECLOSURE I A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to an Order Raachedulmg Foraclotui* Sal* dated November 8. 1996. and antarad in Cat# NO 9S-T73-CA of the Circuit Court ol the EIGH­ TE E N TH Ju d ica l Circuit in and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein BANKERS TRUST CO M PAN Y OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTEE OF VCN0EE M O R TG AG E TRUST 1995-1 ■* th* Plaintiff and KAREL SAHANAJA TERESA SAHANA JA . VONNV S UG IANT0, TE N ­ AN T *1 N/K/A BRIAN WILLIAMS. TENANT (2 N/K/A TEO O T T O are th* Defendants. I will M il to th* high**! and bast bidder lor cash at th* Watt front door ot the SEMINOLE County Courthouse. Sanford Florida al ft 00 a m , on tha tOth day ol Oecambar. 1998. in* following described proper­ ly at sat forth m said Final Judgment LO T 19. TI8E R O N HILLS. PHASE t -B . ACCORDING TO th e plat th er eo f as RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 28. PAGE 13. PUBLIC RECORDS OF S f M iN O lE COUNTY. FLORIOA W ITNESS MY HAND and th* M a t ot thi* Court on Novambar 8. 1998 (SEAL) Maryann* Marta Clark ol th* Circuit Court By Cacalia V Ekam Oaputy Clark Echevarria. McCall* Raymar. Barratt 8 Fiappiat Post Office Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 13801 F9S030994 It you era a person with a dtsabildy who needs accommoda­ tion m order to participate m this proceeding, you are enti­ tled at no coat to you. tor lha provision ol aartam assistance Pleat* contact Couft Administration at 101 N Park Avanu*. Sanford. Florida 12771, taiaphon* number (407) 3234130, within 2 working d4yt ol your receipt of this document; It hearing impaired. |TD0| 1-800993 8771, Publish. Novambar 13, 20. 1998 DEW-104 IN T H I CIRCUIT COUNT OF T M I IIG H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IIM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION C A I I NO. 81-18I3C A -14 DIVISION O BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS T R U S T IE UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED DECEMBER 1. 1992 FOR RTC MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH C ER TIFICATES SERIES 1992-IIP . Pluntift(s). vs CHRISTOPHER A COLLISION. *1 al. Defendant!*) N O T IC I OF F O M C L O IU R I I A L I N O T IC I IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated November 8. 1998. and antarad m Casa NO 98-1583CA-14 of the Circuit Court ol lha EIGH­ TEEN TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County, Florid* whaiam BANKERS TR UST COM PANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A , AS TR USTEE UI40IR THAT CERTAIN POOLING ANO SERVICING AG REEM ENT DATED DECEM BER t . 1992 FOR R TC M ORTGAGE PASS­ TH R O U G H C ER TIFICATES SERIES 1992-ISP i* lha Plainlill and CHRISTOPHER A C O LLI­ SION. CYNTHIA L COLLISION. CALIFORNIA LEN0ING GROUP. INC D/S/A UNITED LENDING CRO UP era th* Defendant*, I will sail to the highest end best bidder lor cash at th* entrance of lha SEMINOLE County Courlhout* at It 00 a m . on lha l Oth day ol December. 1998. th# following described proparty a* M t lorth in said Final Judgment: LO T 60. KAVWOOD REPLAT. AC C O R O IN G TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAGES 27 ANO 28. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. W ITNESS U Y HAND and lha M a t ol thi* Court on NOVEM­ BER 10. 1998 (SEAL) Maryanna Mors* Clark ot tha Cifcuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar, Barratt A Trappier Pott Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33601 F98070690 It you at* a parson with a dis­ ability who naadt accommoda­ tion in order to participate m this proc aiding, you ar* an ti­ tled at no coat lo you. tor 1h* proviaion of certain aaaittanc* Pleat* contact Court Admmimtration at 101 N Park Avanu*. Sanlord. Florida 127/t, telephone number (407) 3234330, within 2 working d4yt ot your receipt ol this document. It hearing unpaired, (TOD) 1-600955 8771 Publish November t l . 20. 1998 DEW-105 IN T H t C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I IlG H T It H T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IR AND FOR ■ IM IR O L I C O U R TY . S T A T I OF FLORIDA CIVIL A C TIO N C A S I N U M It R : 97 2845 C A -1 -4 I FIRST COMMERCIAL M ORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff, VS WILLIAM D SPARLING. ALICE T SPARLING, hi* Wit* R U B IN FER FEC T0 DIAZ and UNKNOWN TENANT(S). Defendants A M I H D ID N O T IC I OF I A L I Notice is hereby given that, pursuant lo a Fmai Judgment ot Foreclosure antarad m th* above styled causa. >n th# Circuit Court of Sammol* County. Florida. I will salt lha propeily situated m Sammol# County. Florida datet-bad a*: Lot 74 Geneva Tatrac* Amended Plat, according to the Plat m Ptal Book 12. Page 12 and I I m th* Public Racorda Ol Sammol* County. Florida at public aala, to th* highatt and beat bidder, lor cash al th* W att tronl door, al th* Seminole County CourthouM. m Sanford. Florida al 11 00 a.m. on December 1. 1996 Dated November 9, 1998 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol th* Circuit Court Cacalia V Ekam Oaputy Clerk A R TH U R S CORRALES. ESQUIRE 1802 West Sligh Av* Suit* 100 Tamp*. Florid* 33604 (813) 911 6300 Attorney lor Plaintiff Publish November 13. 20. 1898 DEW-102 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIO M T IIN T M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR IIM IN O L I COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Case Ne.) 91-1891 Olvlsien: 14R GREEN T R IE FINANCIAL SERVICING CORPORATION I Plaintiff, vt. TH EOOiS JO N E S . SR and M ATTIE LUE JONES. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA, ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. INC. and UNKNOWN TEN AN TS/O W N IflS Defendants N O T IC I OF ACTIOR TO M ATTIE LUE JO NES, C U R ­ R EN T RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LA S T KNOWN ADDRESS a) 302 Teakwood Lana, Altamonte. Florida 32701 b) 406 SW 2nd Strait, De.fl.etd Beach. Florida 33441 c) 3413 Oranel* Road. Orlando. Florida 32SI0 You are notified that an action to lorecloM a mortgage on th* following proparty m Seminole County. Florida: LO T 11. GRANADA SOUTH SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT ROOK IS. PAGE 100. O F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA, commonly known aa 302 Taakwood Lane. Altamonte. Florida 32701, h at baan Mad again at you and you ar* required lo aary* a copy ol your written defense*, if any. to it on Richard S Mclvar ot Kaaa Hodges. P A ., plaintiffs attor­ ney, whoa* addreta la P O . Boa 100, Tampa, Florida 33A01, (30 day* from th* fust data of pub­ lication) and file lha original with th* Clark ot thla Court either balor* sarvica on th* Plaintiff* attorney or immadl ataly thereafter; otherwiaa, a default will b* antarad against you for tha raliaf demanded m tha Complaint Dated: NOVEMBER 3. 199E (C O UR T SEAL) CLERK OF THE COURT Honorable Maryann* Mors# 301 North Park Avanu* Sanlord. Florida 32T71 By: Ruth King Deputy Clark Publish; Novambar S, 13, IM S DEW-40 IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I I I G H T I I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FON I I M I N O L I CO U N TY , FLORIDA C A S I NO. S I-4 4 3 I-O R -O S -P Dion Jackson PatiHonar JN 0 Jomam* T,na Jackson asa tyr-a j ickton Respondent N O T IC I OF A C TIO N TO Jomam* Tyne Jackson aka Tyna Jackson toto Orange Asa Apt A Sanlord FL 32771, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action hat baan Mad against you and that you ar* required lo M r va a copy ot your written itatanMs. it any. to d on Dion Jackson whos* address is 1149 Lincoln Av* Sanlord FL 327T1 on or balor* NOVEMBER 27, 1994. ami hi* th* original with ih# Clark ol this Court at 301 NORTH PARK AVI SANFORD. FLORiOA 32771 balor* sarvica on Petitioner or immediately thereafter It you tail to do to , a default may b* antarad againef you for ih* rural demanded In the petition. Copies ol alt court documents n tin* case, including orders, ■*• available at th* Clark at th# Circuit Court s office. You may review these documents upon request You must keep ina Clark ol th* Circuit Court t Olfic* notified ol your currant address. You must k**p tna Clerk ot th# Circuit Court t Office notified of your current addies* (you may M# Notice of Current Address. Ftor da Family Form 12.915) Future papers m this lawsuit will be mailed to the addreta on record al th# clerk t office WARN NG Rui# 12 285, Fiot da Family Law Rule* ol Procadui* requires certain automatic disclosure Ot docu­ ments and mlarmaiion. Failure to comply can result in sanc­ tions, including dismissal or striking ot pleading* OATED Octobar 23. 1998 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT COURT By Luanr* Woodley Deputy Clerk Publish October 30, and November 6. 13. 20, 1998 OEV 224 m ic h 1 ,0 0 0 point m ark for h e r career. Am erican University Is coming off a stro n g 1097-98 caifipalgn In which It went 23-7 and advanced to the W om ens National Invitational T ournam ent. This will be the first m eeting be­ tween the Ootden Knlghta nnd Eagles. The m en’s team Is coming off a solid 17-11 cam paign tn 1997-98 and finished th u d In the Softball Continued from Pag* BA and Franklin Ball Bonds plays Life Wiiv Com munity C hurch Ml 8:30 p.m . Doing the hitting were: Fm nklln Bull Bonds: three hits _ Myrlel Retd (triple). Sam ILiinrs; two hits _ Calvin Davts (double). Dale Peters, K rlthian Roberts. Nakla Roberts, David Jo n e s; one hit _ Tony Sm ith (double), Craig M erkerson (double). W.L. G m cry (double). A rthur B arnes. Seagnle Software: two hits Walt Luna. Rich C arlson; one hit _ Cary Plttard (double), Mi­ chael LuPeters. David Oalluccl. Michael Ivanov, C hristopher Fom iont, J o h n Alvarez. An­ thony Qraci. C ourtyard by MarTlott: five h its _ Steve Beard (triple, dou­ ble); four h its _ Mack Thom e (triple); throe h its _ J u stin E d ­ w ards (two doubles). Nelson Pom alrs (two doubles), Ron W trth. Craig Appel. Don M acher, two h its _ Brantley Brumlcy. Don B asil. Life Way Com munity Church: throe h its _ Scott Bartle (triple. TAAC East Division. With the d ep artu res of th e College of C harleston a n d Florida In tern atio n al. UCF Is expected to be among the front ru n n ers for the TAAC title th is season. The Golden Knights were picked to finish second tn th e TAAC In a poll of TAAC coaches and sp o rts in ­ formation directors. Senior guard/forward Brad Trains, from Sanford, w as picked first team AllTAAC In th at poll a s well. two doubles). Matt Murphy (double); two h its _ Billy R ippen (double). Ivan Lopez (double). Alvtn Vlcloso, Kyle Freem an. Austin Luedtke; one h it _ Mike O a rd a (double). B a r rett Klinger. Scott Henderson. Leiffer & Sons Trucking: Four h its _ Danny Hewitt (home ru n , double); three hits _ Dave Jo h n so n (triple). Gene B ar­ ringer (double). Jim Kenney, Mickey Cronin; two h its _ Brian Cronin. Manny Silvia. Kevin Julian; one hit _ Matt K udnskl. Dwight Alexander. Bob Shaw. Modem Welding: four hits _ Ed Menganl (double); three h its _ Rich Hanratty (triple). Jim m y StlU; two hits _ Andy Latim er (double). Tom Qracey, Todd H unter, Chuck Hoffman. Dave Schutt; one hit _ Vince I'rdlgo (double). Gene Manning. E than Bauer. Lee Alexander. Churchford First C hurch of the Nazarene Team No. I took a 34-31 halftim e bulge over Calvary Apostolic C h urch. But Calvary Apostolic cam e back to win its third straight gam e a s throe players scored at least eight points to post a 87-83 trium ph. In th e o th er game. Sanford First C hurch of the N azarrne Team No. 2 got a gift a s C.H.O.P. could not field a tram an d forfeited 2-0. New Covenant C hurch im ­ proved to 6-0. while Sanford R rat Baptist C hurrh fell (o 4-2 an d Calvary Apostolic C hurch got over .500 at 3-2. T railing th e leaders are Sanford C hurch of the Nazarrne Team No. 1 (24). C.H.O.P. (1-4) and Sanford First Church o f the N azarrne Tram No. 2(1 5). Tonight. New C ovenant C hurch plays C.H.O.P. at 8:30 p.m.: Cahrary Apostolic C hurch battles First Baptist C hurch at 7:30 p.m.; and Sanford First C hurch of the N azarrne Team No. 2 takes on N azurenr Team No. I at 8:30 p.m. Ram s have played tough. It will be a low-scoring game tonight which also works to th e Rams' favor. Seminole Is m issing two of Its four running back s due to team problem s an d Is never much of a threat to throw the bull. Lake Maty might have the county's best defense, led by Kyle Cocita. J u stin Wright and Ryan DlChlara. and were only whacked In the Ovtrdo gam e. Lake Mary— Continued from Page 8A He had u shot at the playoffs until a crushing loss to Oviedo throe weeks ugo. but his Rams have lteen In every game and. If not for a heartb reak in g loss to Lyman In Week 2. the Rams would have been playing for th eir own playoff berth la st week. T h r Rams, who rem em ber the heartach e of last year, still have a .500 season on the line which would m ake it the best In throe yeurs at Lake Mary. They haven’t quit all year and, despite finishing (he year with throe straight road gam es against county powers, the So what you have is a tram still reeling from a m ajor lo ss last week taking on a team looking for a .500 season th at would send the seniors out on a big note with such h o rrib le m em ories of last year's dev as­ tating loss. Lake Mazy 19. Bendnole 10. BROW S GYMNASTICS Seminole----- Q fakk JlM C o a tls n a d from Pago BA No doubt th at will be a big stance, a s Lake Mary h as proven th is season that It h as a very atingy defense. So does Seminole. With a pass rush coming from the likes of Bobby Wil­ liam s and linemen like Clint Murray. Fred Slplln. Jo e W at­ son and Jo h n n ie McKinnon, the defense can be stingy. Sem inole's biggest throat, however. Is its offense, esp e­ cially unsung running b ac k s C larence Lattlm er and Willie B ennett, who have been ra c k ­ ing u p yardage against some of the best defenses all year. Obviously, If Lake Mary can sh u t down the running gam e, they have a good Bhot at a win. I Just don’t sec that h ap p e n ­ ing. however. Seminole h as a third throat In q u arterback Garrett Gold­ sm ith. who h as really come of age th is year and is putting up som e im pressive yardage n um ­ b ers of his own. Bottom line. Seminole w ants th is more. Sure. Lake Mary is looking to go .500 and th at Is an achievem ent th at could turn around a program that didn't win one gam e last year. Wltlle th is will be os good a .back-yard brawl as the previ­ o u s gam es, I still have to aide with the hom e team . 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November 13. 1998 •7 A R e lig io n The Pfeifers to perform in Lake Mary By S w a n W e a n e r HERALD STAFF WRITER Women of the Bible OVIEDO - The S t. Bridget's Ladles Guild of St. Alban's Anglican Cathedral will be h osting a presentation of "Women of the Bible* on Saturday at 1 p.m . Perfect as a pre-Advent event this p re se n ­ tation Is open to th e public at no charge. A free will offering will be taken to help defray the coats of the dram atic troupe. "Women of th e Bible* Is an original dram atic presentation of twelve c h a ra c te rs from the Old and New T estam ents. Beginning with Eve In the Book of Genesis to Priscilla In the Book of Arts, the story unfolds as each one gives a personal account of her ex ­ periences as they relate to the prom ised M essiah. The c e n tral message Is O od's eternal plan to rescue Ills creation through Ills Son J e s u s C hrist. The central purpose of the d ra m a Is evangelist to call people to C hrist. "Women of th e Bible* was originally w ritten as a program for a women's group In th e United Methodist C hurch. Since Its first performance tn 1986. it has been seen by m en. women and youth In churches, clubs, hotels and retirem en ts ce n te r In many differ­ ent cities. The p resentation Is done In costum e by women from the Man­ darin United M ethodist Church In Jacksonville. For more Inform ation regarding this event rail the C athedral at 657-2376. St. Alban's Is located at 3348 W. S tate Road 426 (Aloma Avenue) In Oviedo Just east of the Alotna Avenue G reeneWay exit. Truck needed SANFORD - The m ission team of O peration Rescue Sanford, which lias been successfully reaching over a hundred children on Saturdays, is In need of a truck they can use to store and set up their equipm ent. This will rnable the team to arrive, set up and take down th e stag e more efficiently. le s s «*et u p time m eans the leum can m in ister at another site In Sanford on the same day using the sam e equipm ent. This sidewalk Sunday school is ex ­ tremely effective In reaching the unchurched for C hrist. Toys for children ages 0 to 14 are also needed to distribute at C hristm as time. If anyone h as a 12 or 14 foot truck or bigger or Is willing to donate toys contact Donita S turch at 321-6971. Leaders wanted SANFORD - If you are a ministry leader In th e Sanford area and want work with o th er m inistry leaders tow ard revival then don't miss the next Sanford Ministers Fellowship every first and third Thursday from 11 a.m . to I p.m. More can be accom plished to ­ gether th an by one. For more Inform ation call Paul Benjamin at 696*4888. Debut concert SANFORD - P.U.S.H. (Praise Until Som ething Happens) will perform Its d eb u t concert on Saturday at 7 p.m at First Shiloh Missionary B aptist Church. P.U.S.H. Is a group of young people from all over Sem inole County whoa re m aking u decision that they want to m ake a difference in their com m unity. The church is located at 700 Elm Ave In Sanford. For more In­ formation call Robin Black ut 323-1565. Celebration set SANFORD - Elder C arrie Buie Bryant and th e m em bers of the Sanford T abernacle of Prayer, located at 950 W. 13th Street, will be celebrating 20 years as T h e C enter of Hope" for the co m m u n ity and s u r­ rounding areas. . . _—. The Founders Day .cerem o­ nies will take place from Nov. IS through 22. On Sunday, the first 17 c h a rter m em bers will reflect on th e happenings from 1978 to 1998. Monday through T h u rsd ay , the speaker will be Bishop Robert Evans of «... Baltimore. M d. C ,rrl* Bul# On Nov. 20. a concert featurtng The Voices of Tabernacle. The Bute Ensemble. The Buie Ensemble-New Edition. Positive Effect and The Youth Voices of Tabernacle. On Nov. 21 the ch u rch will host a Founders Day picnic at Lee P. Moore Park. On Nov. 22 Elder Tommie White of Sanford will a d ­ dress the au d ien ce. All "well-wishers" and former m em bers are invited to attend. Sunday services will begin at 11 a.m. and weekday services will start at 7:30 p.m. nightly. The picnic will begin at 10 a.m. A Fel­ lowship d in n er will also be held after the Sunday service al Crooms Academy Cafeteria. Annual Women's Day SANFORD - Hickory Avenue C hurch of God. First Lady G erald­ ine Andrews an d the Women's Ministry of Hickory announce Its Annual W omen's Day. The event is scheduled for Sunday at 1 J a.m. The them e for th e day will be "Women of God for Holiness." T hr speaker will be Pastor Bettye Haynte of S outh Capital C hurch of God tn Tallahassee. For more Inform ation coll 323-1565. Sunday Night Sing UVKE MARY - The C entral Florida C hristian C hurch will p rrse n l an evrnlng of e n te r­ tainm ent with D ir Heifers at Dike Mary Elem entary School on Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. "'Die M inistry of th r Pfeifers Is ra th e r unique to most S outhern Gos|>el artists." said J.D . Seagm vrs. m inister of the church. T h e ir m inistry shows their versatility and ability to blend brass Instrum ents with traditional Southern gospel vocals. D d s exciting blend Ls quite rrfrrstd n g for audiences they perform to each week. D tclr sincere positive attitu d e unspoiled n atu re and th etr great desire to serve the Lord to proclaim Ills Word In song." " D ie Hand' In every sense of the word tu c k their th re e -p a rt harm ony with trum pet, saxo­ phones. drum s, keyboard and gullunt." said Seagroves. "This m agnificent sound gives a 40 s big band sound lo Southern Gospel m usic. Present Pfeifer m em bers Include Jo h n A Candy. Mary C arter. Rob Col­ lins. S ian S heridan and Rob Snyder. D ie H eifers are Gos­ pel m usic's best kept secret." D ie m essage of faith and family values brings people to thetr concerts for p .trk rd h o u s e s According lo recent press inform ation. "D ie Pfeifers m inistry is onr iliat was Ixmi over a decade ago w hrn a young, vivacious, yet ra th e r shy 2 0 -y e ar old by th r nam e of Candy Pfeifer organ­ ized a m usical m inistry with several friends. As the group evolved and various personnel S o u th e rn Q o s p a l a rtis ts , T h a P fs lfs rs , w ill p s rfo rm changes began to tu k r place, the m usic of D ie Pfeifers went through a transitional period, . ls well. With the addition of Jo h n Heifer. Candy's o ld rr brother, the group began to Incorporate various m usical in stru m en ts to add to th e g ro u p s dlvrrslly and m usical style." D lls m usical group was p e r­ formed in locations such as Hr Jerry Falwcll's T hom as Road llaptlsl C hurch In Lynchburg. Va.. as well i h r Mickey Gilley D ieatre In at L a k a M a ry E la m a n ta ry S c h o o l. Branson. Mo O ther a p p e a r­ ances includr D ir Nashville Network's Prim etim e C ountry and th r Trinity B roadcasting N etw orks Praise th r Lord p ro ­ gram . They host a w rrklv television program. T h r Pfeifers-Lilting Jesu s." which airs on 20 te le ­ vision stations and two sa te l­ lite feeds. Concert Coordinator. Chris F reshw alrr. concluded by saying. "Die H eifers m usic is refreshing, excllliig and Ills been a trem endous Influence In my life. D irlr soulful, yet crisp harm ony. Is a captivating mix with th eir 40‘s big band Instrum ental ta lrn t. C oncert attendees will be blessed." Dike Mary E lem entary School is located at the co rn er of Lake Mary Boulevard and Country Club Road. No adm ission will be charged but a love offering will be taken. For more Inform ation call th r'c h u rc h office at 3 2 3 -7 3 2 8 or 144-8150. Operation Rescue ministry reaches the community By S u sa n W cnner HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD Donita S turch. director of Operation R escue Sanford, is excited ubout I lie work th at th r orguni/atinu I lls planned tor live holiday sra son. In uddltlon to thetr m inistry visits to num erous a rra s in t h r com m unity, she said the group hopes to sh a rr toys for C hristm as with over 250 chil­ dren from (lie ages of birth to 14. D ie group helps tin- com m u­ nity In other endeavors. In August, volunteers received a check for S I.000 after the presentation of testim onies of rh lld rrti and p aren ts that had been positively aflrctrd by this work. S turch will present, on r e ­ quest, a five m inute video showing Ihr actions of tills m inistry and will tell how the Lord Is reaching more than 100 children each S aturday m orning. At the beginning of the school year, several b u si­ n esses helped with the ‘ Hack to School" program, assisting needy families In providing school supplies for those w ith­ out necessary Item s for class. O peration Rescue Sanford helps train Interested parties to reach the community. Their vision is lo provide "Sidewalk S unday School* throughout the rlty and reach as m any as possible Typically, volunteers begin thetr Saturday m ornings with 1nines, provided by Family W orship Center, bringing ch il­ dren to designated parks to Iran i God's word, enjoy posi­ tive fellowship an d loads of fun S turch told of th r stage of a m usic sound system tr a n s ­ formed from a flat bed tru ck . Tarps are then laid on th e ground. Each turp tuts eith er boys or girls sitting In an tici­ pation of the events to come. Songs are sung, short plays, entertainm ent appealing to children and prizes are In­ cluded In this day. She sh ared that "thr children love to sing, dance and have a good tim e. We have Die children pledge to the American and C hristian fiag and we use visuals to Illus­ trate the point we are trying to get across. We Just want them to learn about Jesus." With the ongoing work of this organization being so uplifting. S turch Ills petitioned th e residents to help these chil­ dren have u Joyous holiday season by helping either fi­ nancially or by the co n tribu- lion of toys or candy. For those Interested In a s ­ sisting call Donna S turch at 321-6971 or write to P.O. Box 702. Sanford. FL. 32772. "We ure seeing a positive r e ­ sponse lo the program we a re providing.* said S tu rch . "Children are learning lo c o n ­ tra] their auger and behave better. With lire* positive In te r­ action with these children we are seeing Ih rlr lives affected from a life of crim e to a loving attitude. As a part of this o u t­ reach we want to help th e families with toys an d candy for Ih r holiday that (hey may not lie able to provide th e m ­ selves." "I urn going to be singing und speaking ab out O peration Rescue Sanford th is w eekend at th r Sanford Heritage F e sti­ val." she said. "We will be at the Glory Cloud Bus. We want people to know about our work and we will play a video to tell a little more about w hat we do." DR. R .C. SPROUL SANFORD - The Millennium of Clory Evangelical C hurch. 1007 Sanford Ave.. will hold a "Sunday Night Sing" on S unday al 7 p.in. This m onth's featured guest will be T h e Living Water Gospel Singers." Social event DELTONA - The newly formed Temple Shalom Auxiliary, a merger of the brotherhood and sisterhood, will hold Us first social event on S unday at 1:30 p.m. Refreshm ents will be served and door prUes will be offered. For more Inform ation call 1904) 532-5019 or 1904) 789-3236. SENIOR MINISTER OF PREACHING AND TEACHING THIS SUNDAY NOV EMBER 15th Gospel sing ST. A N D R E W S C H A PEL MT. DORA • C hristian Home and Bible School tn Mt. Dora will hold its S ou th eastern Gospel Sing on Nov. 20 from 7:30 p.m. until midnight. For m ore Inform ation call the school at (352) 3836734. God - cen tered W orship • Dynamic Biblical P reach in g M anifesting the Joy o f C h ristian Fellowship Sunday School - 9 a.m . W orship 10:30 a.m. Thanksgiving service SANFORD - Area churches will be gathering for the Annual Community Thanksgiving Service on Nov. 25 at First P resbyterian C hurch In Sanford. The service will focus on giving th an k s for the things God h as done for Ills people Individually, a s well as for th e city and nation. The service ts open to the public and sta rts at 7 p.m. Several churches are moving their normal mid-week service to p artici­ pate in this yearly event that prom otes unity wtthln the Christian community In Sanford. Those who atten d arc encouraged to bring a canned good for the area needy. coufiiiy or OporoUon Soocuo » 4 0 7 - 3 3 2 -9 S 8 2 Operation Rescue will be a part of this weekend's Sanlord Heritage Festival. 1st T im e B uyers, CREDIT, LOW CREDIT WELCOME! Church readies for revival LAKE MONROE - Some sprucing up h as occurred lately ut First Baptist C hurch of Lake Monroe. More is to be done and friends from Laurel. Miss, have volunteered to come and help. New roofs are planned for th e two main buildings. The ch u rch ulso plans to paint the fellowship building and do other repair work. While the Laurel team is here, the ch u rch will hold an "old fashioned revival." utilizing the group's special talents. "We look forward to th is great week of physical rehabilitation and spiritual revival." said C harles Swaggerty. Interim pastor. The revival Is planned for Wednesday T hursday and Friday at 7 nightly. The revival team Includes the Rev. Cory W orthington, pastor of West laurel B aptist Church; Floyd Grlcc. m inister of music: and the men of the church. Merlin* a Page Emile Sl»«>l |us rnl of Sr amok- timnr Center Mill In Siiitml Tike I i tn rut 11 Ills) «<>1iiui garni I b milrv Ihr shuni a nn the right luinl tkir ('.ill thr diimh olfkr Inf mure iniuraulttm W hen purchasing a car from Max Milien you receive a $10 oil change for life & more. Cash reward for referring a buyer. Ask M e For Details. 8 - Ask For Max MiUen Your Neighborhood Sales Consultant C O U R TES Y LONGWOOD _____________________ BUICK • GM C • PO NTIAC Phone: 407-767-2944 Voice Ext. 1485 Fax: 407 767 7171 ISUZU • SUZUKI: Proowned C ars 670 N. Hwy. 17-92 • Long wood. FL 32750-3200 �............ ■ A ■ Seminole Herald. Sanford Honda •Fnday. 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To aot-up on Interview, please call Kellie at N o w H iring for Sanford and Lake M ary Area For Sales Associates Assistant Managers 2nd Shift 3pm-11pm 3rd Shift 10pm-6am O C W -ti by Luis Campos Sanford/Seminole County's local newspaper needs an Office Manage r/Bookkeeper. Duties include managing several people, handling of accounts payable, general ledger, and payroll preparation plus miscellaneous office routine. Bookkeeping experience a must. Send confidential fax to Personnel, 423-675-0675 or mail to Republic Newspapers, 11863 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37922. 71— H an ted • Full & Part-Time • Competitrve Wages •Advancement Opportw.itics •Must be available weekends Apply By Phone 24 Hours A Day I 1 -8 0 0 -7 1 1 -JOBS W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves peoplel WE O FFER: • S A L A R Y P L U S C O M M IS S IO N + IN C E N T IV E S • F U L L B E N E F IT S IN C L U D IN G - M E D IC A L . D E N T A L . L IF E & 401K. • 2 W E E K S PAID V A C A TIO N P E R Y R . •A G R E A T A T M O S P H E R E W H E R E Y O U C A N E A R N A G R E A T IN C O M E I Call Kellie today to set up an interview. 322-26t1 Seminole Herald �I 1 0 A • Sernanot* Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Friday. November 13. 1W8 GETS IOB DON Buy m S e ll T ra d e - ’ N* ( ’ V R I . M . K © h> I j i t t ) W r i u h l 43— R o o m s 103— H o u s e s U n iv r n is h e d For R en t EFFICIENCY A p a r tm en ts • U n f u r n is h e d « d i anaoa Beet Pet* CK add dnpoM 1595 • team ty 301 E 23nd St 3234540 SANFORD 1/1 Duplet. living R m O tm C H A 1350/1300 SUNLANO V I • tarpon large 'y wR new pant snoring A A C 5*3 51121 UkkE *0* 1SCWtl *4'9VO : 9cn*» *4 /am o *no u** 323-8670 SANFORD I 1 auafl ”04' p*f». 1150 33 r-de.w0 hkup. CHA. $450 33 spacru* Vf-tow M ». $630 No pet* Deport * mjuAi to 1 ■ W t llf f " ! 407 977 9936 HERON COVE 5/3 condo w/ 'double garage gated comnuv ity. community pool. Irapiac#, 4 0 post 51050/1000 SANFORD 3rt dining rm, pa no* neat 41 to yam 1500500 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2495 SANFORD- 31 duke*. Central A<r >1941 * d hook-up. 147V mo SJOOOrc. Can 323-3268. Sanford: 2/1. lam rm ST. JOHN RT/ER FRONT22 ever 1600 »q 6 . mg poet. 2c gar. ptu* 1 c carport, over r ja e wdcck !1700/mo DELTONA 2 1 Lnr. (»n carport. Mod yd 1530mo WMw* i eropereee M14/M ROOMY 1 bdrm n quiet M W < area $425 mon • uW* c i v Can 330-3230 331-5085 1 yr .Hr C? fn5wY VE-l.r*« t-As r iIrchhoff > g s s o c t a le s *cmd bk porch. 1 Mk Horn Lata Monroe 1475.321-6/57 SANFORD 1380V O 31 CLEAN MOVE INSPECIAL Call 532-7*32 221— G o o n T Ea t pool lenm* cl amemhe* 1129 000 Park Ave Villa* 2BR7B* Townhout* condo- 142.000. owner motivaled trt porch. LARE MARY 53 Comer *01. Need* T IC 192 000 149—Commercial Property For S ale Sanlord Historic Oielrkt (3) Commercial Leased Unrts 11000 grot* monthly 1180 000 Oeb Doyle 330-149* 153— A ROSELEA VILLAS 2 » Specie' - M U M o nm MUD OKAY 407-3304833 118— O f f ic e S pace Fo r Rent 101— H O L'S E S - 2 omca Space* 900 Square ft 0 54SO' mo , 900 sq 1 <J 1400 mo. 333 2C64 evening* F u r n is h e d Hc u m For Rent: 38R 1 E'k Tom hg*p Bt >0 a 660 Partially S H V w t * 1350 iec dep Cal *95-1447 A MOVE IN SPECIAL'! 400 aq ft A up' 1265 A MONTH 0 «V »Storage 321 0120 at 333 2554 2/1 Comer tot. E-Hwy 46 Zoned for office 165.000 Can Dot. Jernqan Propertwe. 323-2115 2800 eq n. home on 5 4 acre*. all fenced. • work shop bam. and apt 2 m4e* from SR 46 A I4 322-4274 3BR JBa CHA Bg lanced <ot 721 Rrvetvww Ave Sanlord S66K 250H*140R lot. 32 1 7915 Lovely C nome on quit* Mreet Fenced yard. CFVA. tem poren Cal Barbara Sanmoni 322-1721 Real Ertato ProAaaatonal Inc 331-7600 iS o u n trv j C h a r m ^ 1 1/3BA w/ doubta Qliage 362 Lake Placid Dr. San lord 163 000 407 324 5621 c ity c o n v e n ie n c e BUT THIS 2 BORM HOME w/ low down and choose your own upgrade feature*. Vacant and ready at orVy 144.900 Lo creage t Fo b S ale OAKRIOOC FARMS OtMotV Oenona area 10 acre*, deal tor nor*** or came farm Uobeo home or homasiM Zoned agn 1*4 900 Fmancmg avail. wT am down payment (M4) 7170300 Ocala National Forest tots llOOdown 164 21 mo Owner 352 236 4579 O IL TON A 10 acre* Ideal tor moba* humevt* nor***, cam* larmmg or nursery Zoned agnCurtural 13.90G ACRE Sm down .'owner finance 804.7871772 or 904-787-8822 LAKE FRONT LOT - BeMee Lake, loch Arbor pnvM 90000 $70 000 LAKE FRONT LO T Sun* Is­ land. Lake Monroe 1120.000 VACANT LO T Loch Arbor 130000 to pnv wooded LAKE MARY LOTS-Wooded 125 000 BAY A V I- Sanlord tat now park 112 000 321-SOBS 181— Fu r n A iiu r e Fo b S ale lota 1300 oeo. Toootmaator mtanHw 11$. Morag not ISO 0 8 0 . klnglo /bunk I $250322 1738 MATTRESS B A L I • FuH tiro used boa spring* 4 memo** 165 00 Larry* Mart 322-4112 WM# Norge tndga 5 yr* 1225 Wry clean 330-1872 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT Re a l E s ta tb , m c > - MOVE-IN SPECIAL DELTONA WATERFRONT Large 38H buck ranen faatirng great room daugn on 1 1/2 wooded acre* on Lake Monroe Many eitra* Large room* Easy *cc**t See to appraeia » 1235K 407666-1162 1 BDRM/ 1 BATH 8 50 a*. n. 2 BDRM/ 1 BATH 1025 a* ft. 2 BDRM/ 2 BATH 1125 b*. ft. • ii .ii » \|virliiu III- Ultik kinp- l.'bntin • I . iLi - 1 mill • Vnlli'tlMlI * >|kiiMinu h in t • triliitn lanitlv GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Home* horn panraea on 11. Daknquant Tax. Repo • RECTi Ybte Area Tb* Free (1) *00 214 9000 Ext H-2306 tar current H lmg* Country Lake Apartments & old OR White Whirlpool NaMgwelor. tar otd. w«h ce maker 407 321 2943 T O O 0 0 0 0 t o M ISS Large 17 5 cubrc toot Saar* reIrtgarator with fro*l Ira* lop hearer Kitchen lebto w tour cheat, tormtea top Vanoui other toot* and household 'tarn* Everything in aacaileni oondnon Ca* 324-1169 Houae For Sato: 3/1 New CHA. new carpel. 1/3* acre lol 166.500 0 6 0 407 857 9277 a 1S7— M o » a i H Fo b Sa le om es 1892 DSL W10E • 3/2 O V A . New Cerpat.TUe Dm Rm ml Hardwood Floor. Ceding Font. lg Screen Rm. Ooont21 000 324 5858 yaw. iyi Homo* 13.000 to 16.000 Sol Up Fmancmg OUCT1 323-2961 BV OWNER 12x56 2 BA/1BA a* CHA New tidmg and jot. Warner noomg. now carpet, hookspa Upgraded Move 8 17500 407-321 3297 BOM’S FAMOUS PEANUTS 8 FRESH JUMBO SI8WMR Sacrvt reepa on peanut* written up several tene* rt local rww* paper* Com* by 4 have the BEST alter a* to* rati 2330 Cetary Av*. Santord Naval Orange* rad grapefruit 3481 CarnryAve. Santord 223—M iscellaneous Family Si m Fmerer **• new 2 yr* o*j 185 Keby vecuirti *• alchi me *n*mpooer 322 1725 FREE CAR, I I 8 FUN m your tpve bme totereuwep Cal Lmda 0 526-3317 I ai*o offer repf pc* and new Tupperware HEY O U YS • O A LS On* dad an aipenw e g h ot name brand Sport coal 6 Ftan da that formerly reiawng tor 185 00. now you>* hr an evcitmq 17 50* How cool Can you get wtn Saar* London Fog quakty1 You wont gal wet at I7»t pnea* 323 4 768 MONEY TO LOAN 189— C o m p u ter s Fo b Sale HOMS PC 488. 18 RAM. 1 ckrvet mci CO ROM ml 2 ipaakar*. pnmer. Window* 95 6 Word tor Window* miUOed 1800 324-8439 189—O ffice S upplies g W g yuflNrfUBg- ■ • f ig u o c • LARGE 3 T ■ 60* metal do*ki F4o caomott and c h o r ^ E ^ m g o o d 193—Lawn k G arden FREE WOOO 6 WOOO CU R B 8 MULCH CALL 323-3481 John Dear* garden tractor kk* new. 14 HP. mulchmi deck ! l « X 407-688-11 209—Wearing Apparel For nous*, car. buame**. vac* ton debt eontohdalion Pieate cat 1477-324 1182 231— C a r s F o r S a l e m i (It 3 Famae Oarage Sato: Fn. Nov 13 1 SaL Nov 14. 9AM 177 wetoh Or. lake Mary. X from WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? PoitOlhc# Garage Sato: Sal. Nov 14, 91PM 208 Katry Cede. Santord Monroe Meadow* large attort- A YARD BALE to V way to do rat and the Hereto can bring paepto to you door Advert** you «*t* n to# ---------- tor only I S V ___ _____ Antique gat Move. turn.lure, nice doth**, toot*, toy*, and what toe money come* « Ca* a your 5much more Sal 8 Sun 9 4PM trr in* ad can tun tor tore*t i_ day* R 2101 S SantordAve l i m i aj* Herald tor ONLY M-11 k Sal 8 ? atk to toal you prepay to* Baby Mu8. cotocttMe*. d*he* decor. Jecul/i. 8 more 2000 ad Cal u» w# can hakrt WaMupon Ave , Santord, HkW M A f Yerd Sato: Arbqua coke machtne*. houtehotd good* etc Nov 14 9AM ? 478 RotakaDr. Santord ANNUAL 3-FAMILV (407) 322-2611 OARAGE SALE Shop Sato 2 4 3 ang* inert biktong bih Bead blatter. a>r compretaor metal lathe, new eng putter and much more 2209 Cordova Dr Sanlord Be­ hind 3un Travel Agency 105PM thru Nov 15 I YAR D B A L E Fn 4 Sat 95. *03 W«ow Ave TV. Eaarote Equp tot* ol new >lem*. tool*, antique record player, too many u Ht" FFtt 4 SAT 9 8 1019 Santa Street Sant Oueen bedroom art */ bedding Onette let ml j chav* tng couch, lary boy chair labto ml 6 chair* dthut mOher book*, doth** (*m lg) pu*n 6 rv*ng mower* 2 camper top* labto *aw tire* ig con* pretaor tank ml motor miK 323 3688 TARO SALE Sat 4 Sun I 4 i t 6 Snort St behind IWE School Wa»iing Machine. Microwave S i n and much mora> Yard Sato Fn 8 Sal Nov 13A 14 8 4PM Good Mult horn 4 t« meet Anhqu* ca cream chum do** doth** and mate 1 Corai Way Wrttat Sponge t7 92 to 434. E4M to H4J* Rd R1 2 crock* Garage Sato: 3*1 N?v 14, 9 1PM Boy* doth#* G 2 T Chang mg labto keio*#ne heaiet* toy* much mot* 1901 Holly Ave neat to Sanlord Mrtdi# School d6 n T MiSS THIS ONE! Huga Salatt OFFICE FURMTURC 6 large 36’ ■ 60’ metal d*lk» fae cabmm* and char* APPLIANCES ANO FURNITURE Large 17 5 Cube toot Seer* t* 'r.geiAior min targe top troal tree Irrervr lormca top klchan labto win tour chair* and •am.* other tool* and houaehokieem* Ca* 324-4440 lor mlormaOon TARO SALE; 9 5PM Fn Nov 13 1 Sal Nov 14 8 2pm Sun Nov A IS 175 S Judge Rd Geneva -t DON'T WONDER HOW TO G E T RID OF TH A T OLD CAR1 LET US SELL IT F O R Y O U !! Th* Sem/nof# Here/d CUtki had* art iha quKke*l and mou inatpannva way to tell your car* Run ybur three w e ad tor 10 day* and pay only 121 00* Eren tenar. if you tan >1 toonar (When wa KNOW you Wkt) you can Mop your ad and only pay tor the number ot day* 4 actu aty rant What a Dan" C a ll to d a y a n d w a tc h lh a H a ra ld C la s s !- Ilada w ork lo r youft (407) 322-2611 FOR SALE: WE00040 OOWH Sue 12 wVak 170 0 6 0 Bon ne 323 6429 APPLIA\CE 5T0RE, im 2714 Ridgewood Avt., Sinlotd • 310-5204 C ' A h in g s t o F B C S H P IC K E D Lemon*. Lena* Tangerine* Dealer* wefcome 322 3210 k p p l ia n c e s frirc h h c W IT H 1 Y R . L E A S E O R A SH A B O U T O U R Buy Alum. Can* Copper/Bra** Kokomo Rocyckng: 221-0004 •18 W. Flrel-IOF 8-8. S4L9-1 104 Oake CL beautiful 1999 eq n Calitoma* *ry»e 2 Uoty WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT to ISREWARO FOR OLD FISHING TACKLE. oM tores tackin boi i t rret*. otd duck decoy*, huntmg antiques ate Pay up to 11.000 I pay more (hen anyone A wA pay 110 00 |u*t !u see your otd tackle 941 859 3530 4/1. Over 1800 Sq. F I-ip pt weep rt-tawe qte 182.MO MARKHAM WOS. S M » 4 le­ er* 3100 *q It Lrv.TVvfanv eon poet 1135,MO RENOVATED new cprtpamY cer M . nude utt 1*8,MO STENSTR0M RENTALS M A R IN E R 'S V IL L A G E tLrm*ned 219— W a n ted 3/2 H ire HOUSE OF 0000*65 901 LoCuU Ave Furn. appli, houteh o jd jie ^ ^ ^ jr id j^ 1 ^ | ^ _ CORNER LOT. Over 1/4 ac. 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WHAT \COMMUNING AAfKOUPOIMS JWITH NATURf... OUT HERE?/ J STOPPING TO 5MSLL THE IN OTHER WORPA \ WHICH COMING UP WITH /ONE PO EXCUSES/ ^ YOU S E A R C H IN G F O R W AVE TO WORiP PEACE... PONDEEIN0 THE MVETEEY OF MAH* EXISTENCE... LIRE? R O 0M . ____ as& by Arl Sentom IE BORN LOSEH r -v l tU N M M C CCtwiKO TIMt, 6Y UbINO IfibTKHTCOfFCe WITH ALL O f FGN£ (XMOVCO ry " 'iHLM l HJT IH bWO-TCNt^ WITH l WONCtK. WHY MY Cjjp "* THC CMjOWCbtLlMlHATEp N4D OF COFFEE. TfiiTCb Ufc£ THL CttNAWITHTHCFAT t FCKVOCHA2»BEEN1 tm ek o u t — r by Cherle* M. Schulz PEANUTS 50 YOU RE 60IN 6TO FLY SOUTH FOR THE WINTER.. . I SUPPOSE YOU REALIZE IT'S A LONS WAY.. D E A R D R - G O T T : I was recent), plentiful in most normal dirts diagnoeed with fibromyalgia, alter tul Creatine, which is supposed to build fering decades of stiffness, m uscle muscle mass, has not been proven to pain, trig g e r points in d a variety of affect afflictions such as fibromyalgia symptoms. Th e doctor, who is a recog­ PETER nized specialist in fibromyalgia, prc In reviewing your medications. I scribed many medicines, which I will OOTT, M.D. was struck by two conclusions: Your list below. After six months of thera­ diagnosis is still in doubt, and the py, I am no better. In fact, I Teel like drugs you have been prescribed clear­ an addict la fibromyalgia a death sen ly indicate a shotgun approach by tence? M y m edicines are U ltr a m , your "recognized specialist." N e u ro n tln , R o ba xln. K lo n o p in , He sensible and listen to your body. Am bien, W ellbutrin. Coenzym e Qto, Stop the drugs that aren’t helping you Loenzyme Q iu has not been shown, m a g n e siu m , cre a tin e and D H E A imost of Ihenil. and seek a consulta­ in suitable scientific studies. In be tion with a reputable diagnostician in Help! D E A R R E A D E R : I see from yo u r useful in treating any medical condi­ internal m edicine. Yea, you might have fibromyalgia, but let's confirm letter, w hich 1 have excerpted, that tions. including fibromyalgia you are a 30-year old man. This may . M agnesium is a m in e ra l that is this. be im p o rta n t, as M l m e n tio n in a minute. Fibromyalgia is a chronic constella­ 40 LAW a shaHlon ACROSS Answer to Frwvloue Puzzle 41 tion of symptoms that includes mus­ cle pain, aching and stiffness associat­ ed w ith trig g e r points. It is m uch □ □ □ □ □ □ nm nnna more common in women, especially those hi middle age. T h e r e are no testa to co n firm fibromyalgia. Th e diagnosis is one of exclusion, meaning that other, similar diseases — such as lupus — must first b « discarded. M any authorities believa that fibromyalgia is a function­ al disorder, one in which the function of m u scle s Is som ehow im p a ire d . 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It may be appropriate for you. but it can cause sleepiness and poor coordi­ nation Neuronlin la an anticonvulsant that h a t a tru cklo a d of p o te n tia l side effects and interferes with a variety of other medicines Robaxin is simply a m uscle-relax­ ant Klonopin is a powerful medication used to treat seizures and panic disor Sisket'e d e n It. too, haa a long list of unfavor partner able consequences and drug mterac DR. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 13, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ddb7ac97db882804b8cb2fbddf189fdb.pdf f09ea04beeaa3e12104bf926b731a924 PDF Text Text Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 D e c e m b e r 15, 1998 TU ESD A Y 91st Year, N o . 81 5 0 0 C e n ts (4 0 7 ) 322*2611 Too many calls to police, city says By Bill Kerns STAL K W R ITE R SANFORD • The Sanford City Commission Is debating a pro­ posed ordinance that would establish a charge to property and business owners who call excessively for law enforcement service. The proposed ordinance Is designed to address the high number of rrpeat calls lo Indi­ vidual properties. A compre­ hensive review liy the Sanford l\)llce Department said the majority of police calls come from certain residences, apart­ ments. hotels and businesses. On a sample list of properties with excessive calls through Nov. 2 of this year. Idels Mark on 13th Street had 224 calls for service. The West Indies on 13th Street had 210 calls for service, and Sunshine liquors on 13th Street had 183 calls for service. Rescue Mission on 13th Street had 110 calls foi service. rite ordinance was discussed in Monday's city commission work session. II Is designed lo address nuisance calls, and City Manager Tony VanDerworp said the staff would continue working on a version of the o r­ dinance Hull the commission might accept. ■You can have In your lease that yon cannot disrupt your neighbors.* Mayor Larry Dale said *lf I had an aparlment complex. I would have a provi­ sion In my lease concerning noise and drugs. We can d e ­ lineate between nuisance calls and cases where there's a gun or prostitution. Those aren't nuisance calls.’ Commissioner Brady Lessard said property owners should be held responsible for what takes place on their property. ■It's Just a handful of b u si­ nesses that consume police a t­ tention over-and-over.* Com­ missioner Brady Lessard said. "I don't see how a property owner can't lie responsible for what happens on their own property.* Commissioner Velma Wil­ liams opposes the ordinance, which Is based on a similar Daylona Beach Shores ordi­ nance She said the residents In District 2. who she repre­ sents. are In need of police service and would become shy to call the police If the ordi­ nance Is enacted. 'Most of the places on die list where excessive calls were made arc In my district.* Wil­ liams said. *lf I as a business­ woman had to call 25 times per week I would feel Its your re ­ sponsibility to provide service. If I owned property, what am I supposed to do, take the law Into my own hands? It's our ref U ass sm Calls. Bags 3 A County remembers Gov. Chiles N nM Pbsse by T w e i Vincent A 'shoe mountain', formed in the office of Dr Barry Levin, please seo Page 3A. Florida G o v Lawton Chilos wll be laid to rest on Wednesday at 1 p m in Tallahassee His body wil travel today n a motorcado from Century, in tho Ruse White w rites shout Lawton Chiles. please see Page 2A. Panhandle, the origin of 1970 walking campaign, and ke In state in the Old Capitol. In Tallahassee, this afternoon and Wednesday morning. □ b r ie f l y The Luke Mery City Commission will discuss the proposed New Century Park Development of Regional Impact In a work session on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. A public hearing Is scheduled for Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. In the Commission Chambers. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary. The purpose of the hearing Is to receive publicinput on the development. The Historic Lonfwood Business Association pres­ ents Hlurgrass the third Saturday of each month (Dec. IU. Jan . 10 and Feb. 20) from 5 until 0 p.m. at the Community Building, comer of Wilma and Church. Longwood. Bring a lawn chair, bring your strings, refreshments available. No alcoholic beverages. There will be uo m eeting of the Seminole County De­ velopment Review Commit­ tee on Dec. 23. The e listin g bridge on County Road 46A/Pao!a Boulevard will be closed to the traveling public starting Ja n . 4. 1999. The two-lane bridge will be demolished and replaced with a fourlane divided bridge. As part of this project, there will also be the construction uf a combination dlam ond/partial cloverleaf In­ terchange connecting Inter­ state 4 and County Road 46A. The construction activi­ ties are expected to be com­ pleted by Nov. 20. 1999. For more Information, call Ed DeCresle at (407) 623­ 1211; Steve Homan, at (904) 943-5479 or (800) 780­ 7102; Tom llalsch. at (407) 331-3100. Ths next m eeting of the Oviedo High School Project Graduation 1999 Committee will be Ja n . 25 at 7 p.m. In the Driver's Ed Room 103. Bldg. 13. Donations of food, entertainm ent, building rental, bus transportation and safety personnel are needed. For more Informa­ tion call Bonnie Warren at (407) 366-7552 or Bill Tomaszewskl at (407) 359­ 0061. □ T O D A Y S FO R E C A S T Breezy. Highs In the lower60s. Lows In the low-40s. □QUOTE MA man isn't poor if w e can still laugh." • Raym ond Hitchcock □ IN D E X Cl— M o d .......... Comics ............. Crossword . . . . Dear Abbjr . . . . Horoscope . . . . . . . . 9A O bituaries . . . . P e o p le ................ PoUce Briefs . . . S p o r ts .................. TV ..................... W estber ............. . . . . 2A Sanlord city workers (clockwise Irom upper left) loworod the flag at Memorial Park early Monday in honor ol Chiles' death. Chiles came lo the area in February, to view the tornado damage; and in August, to visit the Math and Science Technology Magnet at Sanlord Middlo School. Sanlord City clears the record on District 2 projects By Bill Kerns STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Sanford City Commission re ­ leased a list of utility projects completed In Dis­ trict 2 over the last live years. In response to criticism that the district Is being Ignored. Geneva resident Johnell Jackson wrote In a guest column In the Seminole llerald on Nov. 6 that residents of District 2 are Ignored except when commissioners need votes, such as In the Nov. hotel/conference center referendum. Sanford Mayor Luny Dale and Commissioner Velma Williams of District 2 said they wantrd to clear the record on the district. *If you look at the record there have been $51 million In projects In the district over Ihe List five years." Dale said. "The projects run »' " mini. from reclaimed water lines to parks." William- said she was concerned about J a c k ­ son's comments. "I saw the article.* Williams said. *1 was con­ cerned. It bothered ine: because we're working hard for the district. Even before 1 came to the commission, these commissioners were doing a lot.* The First Street water line extension running along First Street from French Avenue to Mangoustlne Avenue Is costing the city $442,000 and Is scheduled to be finished this fiscal year, the report said. Tlte Holly Avenue water line extension from 10th Street to Sixth Street will cost an estimated $46,000. the report said. City crews arc constm ctlng Ihe water line extension, and It Is scheduled to be finished this fiscal year. P lrrte ,ee Project*. Page 3A HmMm m art) *v T*emy S mm . rnrnmmi. re M s residents waked with Nm during hia campaign (or U S. Senate. State offlco. including administrative office at the University of Central Florida. w« be closed on Wednesday, in observance of Ihe funeral. State to tighten child abuse laws By Bill Kerns STAF F WltrrER SEMINOLE COUNTY Legislation Is being Intro­ duced Into the Florida legis­ lature that would tighten the controls on the way the De­ partment of Children and Families responds to reports of abuse. Die proposed legislation comes during the aftermath of the death of Kayla McKean. 6. allegegedly at the hands of her father. Richard Adams. Kayla was burled last Satur­ day In Casselberry. The bill. Introduced by Senator Anna Cowin (R* Leesburg), would give law enforcement greater authority to Investigate child abuse cases. It also would mandate that, on a second confirmed report of abuse, there will be an Immediate court hearing to review the child's complete (lie to determine If the child should remain In the home. Parents with violent crimi­ nal records would be pre­ vented from gaining custody of children under the bill. l*eople with prior knowledge of abuse who allow It to ocPI*as* M « BUI. Pag* 3 A �2 A - Seminole HerjKi Sanford. Florida ■ Tuesday. December (5. 1998 People i Poinsettia can be incorporated into Florida landscape Can anyone fill this man’s shoes? Throughout hi* extraordi­ nary life. Lawton Chile* was a man of large plan* and boundless energy, a spirit em­ boldened by noble undertak­ ings. In 1970 when he success­ fully campaigned for the U S. Senate. Chiles walked the length of Florida - 1.033 tnllrs - In three months. Affectionately known as "Walkin' Lawton" and later as "Florida's Grandpa.” Chiles remained kind and gentle al­ though he yielded enormous political power. He directed Ills most Impassioned efforts to the education and welfare of children. Hill Moore, ihe principal at the Sanford Middle School/Math ft Science Tech­ nology Magnet, said he was approached Monday by many students. "They told me they were very sad Gov. Chtles had died so suddenly." Moore said. away from extreme heat or cold drafts. Tilts means plac­ ing It away from radiators, fireplaces and other heat sources The Ideal night tem ­ perature Is between 60 70 d e ­ grees. Watering: Watering p rac ­ tices are equally Important and can determine the life cxpcctancy of your polnsrtlln. Flowers: The poinsettia b e ­ J*roper watering Involves ap­ came a popular Christmas plying water In sufficient holiday plant because It natu­ quantities to thoroughly soak rally blooms at this lime of the soil until It runs out the year displaying two papular bottom and adding no more Christinas colors, red and water until the sol! feels dry to green Howrver. the showy rrd the touch. Your finger stuck In parts, often mistaken for flow­ the soli a few Inches Is Ilie ers. are not parts of the flower. best Indicator of soli moisture. Instead, they are highly modi­ If your poinsettia Is in a plastic fied petal-llke leaves formed slrcvr, make sure the water below each flower. These s p e ­ does not accumulate m the cialized leaves are calied bottom. Standing water. In a sleeve or drain tray, can cause bracts, and tliry can be red. salmon pink, or white. The root rot and should be emptrue flowers are nothing to get tled-out aftrr each watering. Plants placed In Ihe home can excited about, they are small, green and yellow and Incon­ dry out quickly so check for moisture frequently. If your spicuous. Caro: Once you get your poinsettia suffers from lack of poinsettia home It is Important water, s o m e of the lo w e r foli­ to care for It properly so you age will yellow and die pro ­ can enjoy tt as long ns possi­ ducing a leggy plant. ble. The poinsettia Is espe­ Cutting flowers: Poinsettia cially sensitive to chilling tem ­ flowers can also be used as cut peratures. Prolonged exposure flowers. To have the cut flower to rold tem peratures will stems last as long as possible, cause the plant to drop Its first yon must seal the cut end lower leaves. Excessive heat of the stem to roagulate the can have the same effect. The milky sap and reduce will lug. poinsettia should be placed In Tilts ran he done l>y Imm ers­ a cool place In your home ing Ihe cut end of the stem In Acupuncture technique helps leg ‘in a pinch’ DEAR ABBY: I learned some­ thing in the ‘70s that I would like to pass on to your readers. Your col­ umn is Ihe best way I know to reach the most people. I wits watching a college football game on television. The sportscasters were Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles. A player was lying on the field with what appeared to the sportscasters to be a leg cramp. Frank Broyles commented that they should pinch hts upper lip ju st under his nose to stop the cramp. F&ith Jackson, and probably mil­ lions of other viewers like me, laughed at the ideu. However, the next time I got a leg cramp in the middle of the night, I pinched my upper lip. Sunenough. I quickly felt relief This method has saved me many moments of excruciating pain. 1 don't know if it will Kelp every­ one. but it wouldn't hurt to try it. Abby, every time I have a leg cramp. I thunk Frank Broyles for his simple, quick remedy. DON SHNELL. HOBART. OKLA DEAR DON; Thunk you for sharing this acupuncture tech­ nique. However, if leg cram ps persist, U would be a good idea to consult your family doctor to be sure they aren't symptoms of a p o ten tially serio u s m edical problem. DEAR ABBY: 1urn a 43-year-old mother, murned for 25 years, with three wonderful children. My 20year-old son recently moved out of state U> become a law enforcement officer. Abby. I'm not handling the loss very well. There are thousands of books on ruining children, but very few on letting go 1 asked at my local bookstore for a liook on "the em pty-nest syndrome," but the clerk couldn't help me — and told me to enjoy my free lime and. in effect, get over it. I was at a loss us to whut to say to her, so I smiled, left the store, and then broke down and cried. I understand this is u great opportunity for my son, and I wish him ull the success in the world, but the fact remains, I must adjust to his absence How do I express this to others who think its silly to grieve for u child who hus moved? EMPTY IN ARIZONA DEAR EMPTY': E m pty-nest syndrom e is a very real set of em otions. When children s ta rt to leave home — even for posi­ tive reasons — Ihe family unit Is changed forever. Traditions are altered, and even the sight of an em p ty b e d ro o m can tr ig g e r d e p re s s io n . Add to th a t th e k n o w le d g e th a t y o u r son is entering law enforcem ent — a dangerous profession — and it’s no w o n d e r y o u r o u tlo o k is affected. One way to lose the blues is to rem in d y o u rse lf th a t y o u r son's d e p artu re is a symbol of your success us a parent. It is also an opportunity for growth for both or you. Write your son often and tell him all the home­ to w n an d fam ily news. S end him "I cure" packages. L earn nbout his new life, and continue familiar activities with the chll- GARDENING fir'' AL FERRER very hot water for about one minute, and then immediately Into cool water. The poinsettia (lowers should In* ru t at least 24 hours before they are to be used In arrangem ents and stored In a root place aftei sealing them. Culture: Polnsettias make great gifts because they ran he plurrd Into the landscape after the holiday season for years of enjoyment. Cut off the faded blooms to about a 6 8 inch height and place them tn a sunny area of your landscape about the end of February or when all danger of frost It,is passed. Keep In mind that I’otnsrttiuH are sensitive to rold and may In- fro/rn back In some years. Polnsettias naturally bloom when the days are short llong nights) and flowering may In* Inhibited or prevented by artificially ex­ tending the day length. Be­ cause of this, plant them tn areas that receive little or not night lighting from windows, doors or streetlights. Polnsrt- Has grow well tn a wide range leaving I leaves per shoot. Re­ of soils wllh good drainage. peat this procedure each time new growth develops until Fertilize polnsettias us you alMitit September 10. Pruning would other landscape plants. after September 10 may In­ A rom plrte fertilizer such its with fiowrring, because 06 0 will work fine applied terfere In these plants usually set their three applications (spring, summer and fall I at the rate of buds around October 10. 1- 1/2 pounds | nt 100 square Al Fsrrsr Is Ssmlnot* County feet, per application To p r o ­ Urban Horticulturist. Inquiries duce a compact plant with may ba directed to him at the many colorful bracts, prune seventl times during the Cooperative Extension ssrvlca, growing season. The new 250 W. County Horn* Road, growth, after It ts 12 Inches Sanford. FI. 32773 or phone 323long, should In- cut bark. 2500, E li 5550. ■1 4 V ’/i. .&[iwjW NtoF 1non LOCALFORECAST Today: Breezy. Highs In (he low 60s. Ixiws In the low-40s. Wednesday: Breezy. Highs in the mid-60s. Lows In the mid40s. Thuraday: Sunny. Highs tn the upper-OOs. Lows In the upper-40s. Friday: Sunny. Highs Mn the lciw-70s. Lows near-50. DATE BOOK THURSDAY BEACH CONDITIONS FRIDAY Bossy 69 49 Sassy 73 80 LOTTERY Fentesy S 5-0*11-13-14 Lotto (D o c . 12) 0-14-2 1 -30 -3 2 -3 0 Dec. 15, 1998 r VX ■ T T I Ttnluy is the Jl'.ith % *1 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ... -■ i dren who rem ain a t home. Stay busy a n d try to be p o sltlv a i d o n 't give y o u r s e lf tim e to brood. And finally, don't allow any­ one to make you feel you must a p o lo g ise fo r y o u r fe e lin g s. They a re no rm al a n d p a r t of life. DEAR ABBY: The letter in your column about the importance of parents singing to their children prompts my letter. It reminded me so much of my little girl who loved to sing, but could never cany a tune in a bucket. She is now the mother of three boys, and she’s still singing. Each night she would listen to their prayers and then she would always sing a lullaby to them. One night, I heard her 6-year-old say, "Mommy, you have the most beauti­ ful voice in the world * Now doesn’t that melt your heart? Again, I quote the verse from your column: "Richer than I you will never be "For I had a mother who sang to me." One of my special memories is of my father rocking me and singing to me a t bedtime in front of our kitchen stove, as I watched the col­ ored gas flames dance in the oven. And that was almost 70 years ago! Please do not sign my name We never told our daughter that she couldn't carry a tune. 1 don’t want to spoil her happiness at this stage of her life. SENTIMENTAL IN THE EASTERN U S A DEAR SENTIMENTAL: Thank you fo r s h a rin g y o u r special memories. Each one brought a sm ile — and I know they will touch many hearts today. I can think of no more beautiful and r e a s s u r in g so u n d to a child than that of a mother's lullaby. LAKEM ARYCINEM A10 3 5 8 0 N .H W im 3 M .O ii5 A BUGS UFE iGi 1:10400700030 BABE: PtQ IN THE CTTY(0) t 4 0 4 40 I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (R) 7 10 10 TO JERRY SPRINGER: RINGMASTER (0) t 20 4 40 I 40 1000 MEET JOE BLACK (PG-13) 100 4 30 8 00 JACK FROST (PG) 1 10 4 10 720 9 40 RUGRATS: THE MOVIE |G) 1 20 4 10 7 tO 9 30 PSYCHO(R> 1 20 4 20 7 40 10 10 ENEMY OF THE STATE |R| t 00 4 00 700 9 50 THE WATERB0Y (PG-13) 130 4 30 7 30 10 00 STAR IREK INSURRECTION (PG) 130 4 20 7 30 9 40 o D fflO T lS NO PASStS NO SUPER SAVIRS TODAY’S IILSTOKYt'On (his day in 1074. Ihe Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children was founded in New York On this day in 1939. "(tone With the Wind." starring Clark Gable and Vivian Leigh, premiered in Atlanta. Ga. On this day in 1909. President Bush iirtieml H8 troops to Invade Panama TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Alexandre Gustave Kiffel <IfUJ 19231. engineer. Maxwell Anderson (1000 19391. drama­ tist: John Paul Getty <l«92 I97fli, oil developer. Alan Freed (1923-1985). en tertainer. Tim Conway (1933 ), come dian. is 6.1, Don Johnson (1949 >. actor, is 47. TODAY’S SPORTS: On this day in 1974, quarterback Bert Jones of Ihe Baltimore Colts completed 17 consec­ utive passes in a game against the New York Jets. TODAY'S QUOTE: "Conservation is a state of harmony between men and land." — Aldo Leopold ITODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter (Dec. 10) and new moon (Dec. I». n Wise 7*7*8*4 Cash 3 C IO W "TT) Tuesday, December 15,1998 • Vol 91. No 81 Published Daily Except Monday, Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanlord. 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Moore talked briefly to the students on the school intercom and asked for them to observe a moment of silence. Gov. Chiles had visited San­ ford Middle School In Septem­ ber. marveling at the modem classrooms and the enthusi­ asm of the students. "I never Imagined to see all this,” he said. "It's not tike ihe little red schoolhouse 1 attended In Lakeland.” From the time he learned the till ft ITS i n that schoolhouse until his fteq^days at the Governor's Mansion In Tallahassee. Chiles was a cou­ rageous and compassionate leader. Time after lime. Flo­ ridians placed their trust in him. In 12 years as a state legisla­ tor. 18 years in Washington as a senator and eight years as governor. Chiles earned a reputation as a lawmaker deeply concerned about the environment and the fiscal re­ sponsibility of government. Chiles - although a downhome Southern Democrat also was respected by Repub­ licans. Florida Gov. Elect Jeb Hush praised Chiles for his enormous service to the state. "In a state that hasn't had that many shining political stars. Lawton Chiles was In a league of his own." Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris said, "lit had rnorm ous compassion. He came here to comfort those who had lost their homes in the tornado and firestorms. He wasn't ru n ­ ning for office - he simply cared.” Chiles also cared enough to visit Thelma Mike this summer at the Good Sam aritan Home In Sanford. The governor said that Thelma Mike was the Mother Teresa of Florida. He presented her with a oil painting and his sincere thanks for her work with the poor and aged. The compassion he showed for others may have stemmed from Chiles' serious bouts of depression. He spoke of his depressive mood which was diagnosed In 1989 as "not the blues, but Ihe blacks, the black blacks.” For awhile he could not di­ gest food properly and devel­ oped Insomnia. One day he told his Senate staff, 'I can't see anything here that I want to do.” His successful medical treatment Included Prozac, (hen a new anti-depressant. In 1990, Chtles re-enlered the political arena and upset oneterm Republican Gov. Hob Martinez. In 1994. Chiles d e ­ feated Jeb Hush In another upset. He had three more weeks to serve as governor when he died In the exercise room at the Governor's Man­ sion. Lovingly, people placed flowers at the fence to the mansion. Along with the flow­ ers. someone placed a pair of sneakers. "Walkin' Lawton” was surely smiling. The poinsettia. first Intro­ duced from Mexico in 1825. has become one of the most popular symbols of the Christmas season. It makes a great gift and is an Inexpensive way to add festive color to your holiday decorations. And If cared for properly, can be used next year or placed In the landscape. �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Tuesday. December 15, 1998 •$ A Climb a mountain In my shoes POLICE UKI Altamonte Springs orthodontist Barry Levin (toft) stands beside a six-foot high 'shoe mountain' built in his offica’a lobby. More than 2,000 neaity-new, barely-used shoes eere donated by 12 eras schools lo be donated to the Mustard Seed in time for the holiday season. Mustard Sesd volunteer Ruth Synder was on hand to oversee the loatfng of toe shoes to bs taken to the cantor which provides support for lamBes struggling with hometos u ets. The shoes wH also go to Good** Industries of Central Florida. Whan we launched the shoe drive on Nov. 1, m never imagined such a phenomenal response,' said Lavin. The following reports were compiled from the Seminole County Sheriffs Office fo r Incidents recorded Dec. 14: Domestic violence: APOPKA. Marts*. 1000 Mack, Dec. 12. 4:34 p.m. An 18-year- old man was arrested by Seminole County sherKTs deputies for domestic assault. Deputies said he got Into ■ verbal argu­ ment with his fslher which turned violent. They sold he th re a t­ ened to harm his father and that he then threw a back pack at him. Deputies said It was not the first time he has threatened to harm his father. CABBBLBKRRT. BstfgsflsM Orels. 1000 Mock. Dec. 12. 10:09 a.m. A 29-year old m an was srrested by Casselberry Po­ lice for domestic aggravated battery. Police said he went to his ex-glrlfrlrnd's house and pushed her. He hit her tn the face, head and body with his fists and with the telephone. WINTER BPRINO*. C r e p k i w l Caret. 100 Mask. Dec. 14. 2:38 a.m. A 44-year-old man was arrested fay Winter Springs Police for domestic violence. Police said he went to his girlfriend's house and began to push and hit her, They said he hit her so hard that It caused a deep gash on her head. WINTER BPR1NOO, laktoOy Caret. Dec. 14. 1:14 a.m. A 43year-old man was arrested by Winter Springs Police for aggra­ vated assault and domestic battny. Police said he kicked the brake lights and pulled off the rear view mirrors of his girl­ friend's car during an argument. Driving under the influence: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Msatgsostry Read at Oreaakriar, Dec. 12, 10:08 p.m. A 25-year-old m an was arrested by Alta­ monte Springs Police for driving under the Influence. CA— E1 BERRY. U se Oak at U.B. mgkway 17-M, Dec. II. 3:50 p.m. A 40-year-old m an was arrested fay Casselberry Po­ lice for driving under the Influence. CABBELBERRT, O xfrft Read at 438. Dec. 12. 1:42 a.m. A 37-year-old m an was arrested by Seminole County sherifTs deputies for driving under the Influence. LAKE MART. Lake Mary Baatorard at Ortaada Drive, Dec. 12. 5:21 p.m. A 25-year-old man was srrested by Seminole County sherifTs deputies for driving under the influence. LAKE MART. Barelaala A w are at 3* Dec. 12, 1:49 a.m. A 23-year-old m an was arrested by Seminole County sherifTs deputies for driving under the Influence. OVIEDO. Rod Bag Lake Raad. Dec. 12. 3:27 a.m. A 29-yearold man was arrested by Oviedo Police for driving under the Influence. OVIEDO. Caaaty Raad 41B at Division B u r n t. Dec. 13. 4:32 a.m. A 47-year-old man was arrested by Oviedo Police for driving under the Influence. SANFORD. Sanford PaUes. Cypress at 11* fltrast. Dec. 13. 7:35 p.m. A 47-year-old man was arrested by Sanford Police for driving under the Influence. SANFORD. Sanford Arenas, Dec. 12. 7:37 p.m. A 30-year-old man was arrested by Florida Highway Patrol for driving under the Influence. SANFORD, U.S. Highway 17-92 at 27* Street. Dec. 13. 7:05 p.m. A 34-year-old man was arrested by Sanford Holier for driving under the Influence. WINTER PARK. Grand Arenas a t Princess. Dec. 13. 3:05 a.m. A 27-year-old woman was arrested by Seminole County sherifTs deputies for driving under the Influence. Theft of services: SANFORD, Towns Center Circle, 200 Mock. Dec. II. 7:18 p.m. A 49-year-old woman was arrested by Seminole County sherifTs deputies for theft of services. Deputies said she re­ ceived a S13 manicure and then told the nail technician she did not have the money to pay Tor It . and would come back and pay for It at another time. Trespassing: LONOWOOD, Slats Rond 434 nt Interstate 4. Dec. 11. 4:53 p.m. A 49-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sherifTs depuUes for trespassing. DepuUes said he was beg­ ging for money In an area where he had been Issued a tres­ pass warning for begging a month before. MART B. CARMAN Mary E. Carman, 81, Homewood Drive. Sanford, died Thursday, Dec. 10, 1998 at her residence. Horn Sept. 12. 1917 In Wayne County. W.Va., she moved to Central Florida In 1957. Mrs. Carman was a homemaker. She was a Protes­ tant. Survivors Include daughters, Mary Elizabeth Betsy Gilbert. Coeur D Alene. Idaho. Sally Wiclutrum, Tallahassee. Re­ becca. Orlando: sun. Alex Charles, Sanford; brother. Charles Preston. Huntington. W.Va.; nine grandchildren: one great-grandchild. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. WILLIAM K. COOPER William K. Cooper. 60. West 14th Street. Sanford, died Thursday. Dec. 10. 1998 at Central Florida Reglon.il Hos­ pital. Bom Ju n e 6. 1938 In South Carolina, he moved to Sanford In 1966 from Oviedo. M r. Cooper was a restaurant cook. He was a member of Saint Jo h n M.B. Church. Survivors Include, sons. Larry Cherry, Deltona. Anthony Sclplo, Joshua Sctplo, Law­ rence Livingston, all of San­ ford; daughters. Joyce Brown. Margaret Lemon. Hilda Till­ man, Helena Clark, all of San­ ford. Faye Cherry. Orlando; 33 grandchUdrcn; 40 great-grandchildren. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortu­ ary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of arrangements. JOSEPH HEAVNER Joseph Heavner, 84. South Myrtle Avenue. Sanford, died Friday. Dec. 11. 1998 at Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center of Sunford. Bom April 27. 1914 In Hickory. N.C., he moved to Central Florida In 1976 from Baltimore, Md. Mr. Heavner was a mechanic. He was a Mason. Mr. Heavner was a Protestant. Survivors Include wtfe. Lona; son. Billy Joe. Baltimore, Md.; brother. David. Orlando; sis­ ters. Lucy Gressell. Minnie Eamshaw. both of Sanford; two grandchildren; three great­ grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. S. EDWARD JOHNSON S. Edward Johnson. 87. Haci­ enda Village. Winter Springs, died Saturday, Dec. 12. 1998. Bom July 1. 1911 In Wellston. Ohio, he moved to Central Florida In 1980. The Rev. Johnson was retired as minis­ ter at the First Christian Church. Sanford. He was chaplain and Colonel In the Civil Air Patrol, Sanford Ma­ sonic Lodge No. 62 F. At A M.. 32nd degree Mason, and mem­ ber of Shrine. HlTWclve Club, Seminole Chapter Order of Eastern Star, Order of Ama­ ranth. and Sanford Kiwanls Club. The Rev. Johnson served In the U.S. Marines. He was a member of Central Christian Church of Orlando. Survivors Include wtfe. Edna: sons. Samuel Edward III, Oviedo, Frederick Dale. Winter Springs: daughter. Carole Linda Russo. Orlando: six grandchildren; six great­ grandchildren. Brtsson Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge of arrange­ ments. MART B. LUMBER Mary B. Klmber. 72. Highway 70. West, Okeechobee, died Friday. Dec. 11. 1998. Bom June 20, 1926 in Sanford, she moved to Okeechobee In 1976. Mrs. Klmber was a home­ maker. Stic was a Baptist. Survivors Include husband. Charles W.; son. Ernest K. Wit tenmyer, Indian Town; daugh­ ters. Patricia A. Marshall. Sanford. Sharon K. Wales. Ashland. Ky.. Linda C. Myers, B ill----------— attosed from Page 1A cur. and those who become accessories after the fact, would receive tougher penalties under the bill. "Tm appalled by the num er­ ous breakdowns in a system erratrd to protect children from the horrors of abuse," Cowin said. "We must strengthen ihc safety net for those who are powerless tn help themselves.* The bill will be discussed during Ihe 1999 Legislative Session In Tallahassee. Debbie Beraing LORDY, LORDY Look Whose 401 J lo p p y SB bM day With Love. Henderson Fsmiy. Proutx Family A Robert P ro jects----- costtansd from Psgs LA A sewer line extension at 13th Place constructed by city crews tn fiscal year 1996/97 cost an estimated (40.000. A water line extension at St. Johns Parkway In 1994/95 cost (220,000. A water line extension at Towne C enter Boulevard In 199-1/95 cost *267.000, the report said. A sewer force-main tower In­ stalled In Towne Center In 1994/95 cost $184,000. A re ­ claimed water line extension at St. Johns INtrkway In 1994/95 cost $140,000. A reclaimed water line extension al Towne Center In 1994/95 cost $120,000, Ilie report wild. A sewer line replaceinent/extension at Bell Avenue and Marshal] Avenue con­ structed by city crews In 1993/94 cost an estimated $100,000. A water line exten­ sion at Oregon Avenue and Hughry Avenue In 1993/94 cost $253,107. the report said. Lake Mary, Donna D. Stuckey. Mississippi; stepdaughters. DjJ. Simmons. Okeechobee. Lee Michelle McGee, Sanford; 19 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. JOHN L. MOORE John L. Moore. 50. Westbourne Drive. Oviedo, died S a t­ urday. Dec. 12. 1998. Bom In Montgomery. W.Va.. he moved to Central Florida In 1988 from Orange County. Calif. Mr. Moore was a business owner. He served In the U.S. Air Force during Vietnam. Mr. Moore was a Lutheran. Survivors Include wife. Brenda: daughters. Tamara. Oviedo. Sherri Clark. Jackson­ ville: mother. Mabel Turner. Columbus, Ohio; father. Lee. Qrecnup. Ky.; brothers. Don­ ald. Brookfield. Vt.. Matthew. Greenup, Ky.; sisters, Sonya Scasor. Peggy King, both of Greenup. Ky. Baldwln-Falrchlld Funeral Home, Oviedo. In charge of a r­ rangements. Y O IJR NE A PE R r n s t S C alls--------- l i t t l e * I » <a t vf a I «s *• r| r i* i t •t \ coa tie •*<! from Page 1A sensibility lo respond.* Lesaard said that while the city does have Ihr responsibil­ ity to respond. 'It's also our re ­ sponsibility to ' recover the funds to bie able to respond. Is It right to penalize (he rest of the residents by spending our resources on only a few resi­ dents?" Commissioner Whltey Eck­ stein said he is concerned dial the urdlnance would lie struck down in court. *You have to look ut whether this Is a classic case of d is ­ crimination against the poor," Eckstein said. *We need to specify the ordinance. It says calls lor service, what does that mean? The vagueness will slrike It down.' Commissioner Kerry Lyons said administration of the ordi­ nance would nred to be done properly. "Either we'll find out that the property owner Is not being re ­ sponsible or that the police deivirtment Is not doing Its Job." Lyons said. 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Jeff Berllnlcke HERALD ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Oviedo boys back on track CJ Another successful fall season Wharton leads the way as Lions claim Central Florida Classic SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Before we all Mart getting excited about the winter sports season, maybe it’s time to took at the recently finished fall seasons that made Seminole County one of the best In the state once again. It was a season In which Luke Brantley took a state championship In cross countiy and several other schools ei­ ther stepped up or made an Impact throughout the state. Start with Lake Brantley's football team. The Patriots looked decent going Into the season, but who would have thought they would liave run the table during the regular season. They ran opponents into the ground and. led by a strong defense and some unsung heroes on the offensive line, took the dis­ trict over powerful Deland. Like Brantley didn't fare well In the state playoffs but coach George Clayton has a powerhouse back next season and should be looked at as county favorites. In volleyball. Oviedo and Lake Mary provided a lot of thrills on the boys' side and the Winter Springs girls' team proved It IsVTorce to be reck­ oned with next rituson. The Li­ ons were a senior-laden team that played with a bravado that almost took them to the flnals of VolleyFest and Lake Maty was Its usual dominating self. The Winter Springs girls team made It to the Regional Final Four and could have gone farther If not for being placed tn an ugly regional bracket In which they had the top three learns In the state to contend with before going to the state Final Four. Cross country was also ex­ citing. Lyman's Nate Adams and Lake Mary s Nick Stuart battled all year for county s u ­ premacy and In the end. there was no real winner. They have to be considered co-champions as the best the county had to offer. Stuart outran Adams In the SAC race, but the two went at It all season and made It an exciting year for everyone. In the end. though. Lyman proved lo be the county's best with a solid team all the way down the line. Stephanie Cornell was awe­ some all year as she fed Lake Brantley to Its state title. She tiad plenty of challenges, mostly from her own team ­ mates as the Patriots ran away from the district, but keep an eye on young Winter Springs next season. The Bears ure all back and should challenge Lake Brantley's supremacy. In swimming, don't forget Seminole's Lori Thomas. The Notes don't have their own pool, but Thomas has met the challenge for several years and established herself over powers from Like Mary and Lake Brantley as the county’s elite swimmer and that's not a sim ­ ple accomplishment. Once again. Seminole County, one of the smallest In Central Florida, stood proud. L ast S e c o n d S h o t: The latest b a se b a ll millionaire. Kevin Urown o j th e Los A n ­ g eles Dodgers, sig n ed a contract w hich allow s hfm private u s e o j th e team plane 12 tim es p e r seaso n . Seriously. M eanw hile. K enny A n d er­ son o j th e N B A s f*ortland Trallblazers, Is com platnlng that the lockout fs forcing him to sell one o f his eight autom obiles. If his other se v e n cars go dow n, m a y b e he can bum a ride o f f Brown. OVIEDO _ Lirry Wharton scored 21 points and host Oviedo out scored Westwood from Ft. Pierce. 25-22. In the second half to win the Championship of the Central Florida Classic sponsored by the Rotary Club of Oviedo Satur­ day night. The Lions (4-3), who came Into the tourna­ ment riding a three-game losing streak, defi­ nitely got their act together over the weekend with three very strong victories and appear ready to contend for SAC and district honors. The loss was the first of the season for Westwood (5-1). In other games from the tournament: Univer­ sity edged Winter Springs, 62-57, for third place and Central Florida Christian Academy from Ocoee wound up fifth with a 41-34 triumph over Eau Gallic. Oviedo will be tn action tonight, challenging a very strong DeLand Bulldog team In a Class GADlstrict 3 game at the Dog Pound starling at 7:30 p.m. ^ Veteran Ed Kershner. one ot the winningest coaches in Florida hitlory. led Oviedo to a 52-40 victory over Ft. Pierce-Weetwood in the championship game ol the Central Florida Classic Saturday nlghl. Raider women crush Chipola Pt Pttn Bnilli___________ SPORTS EDITOR * UONB 62. PANTHERS 46 Ft. Marc«-Vastwood (46) WhitlWM2. WU1luiw20. GortLui 2. Mum 4. Kuirinvm 3. Km&hl I. Minion 14. Totals 17 7-12 46 Ovtodo (S3) Wharton 21. lUyr, 4, lUllcy H. IDrrkrn 9. iobtt 2. ItomU 2. Conklin I. Wn*ht 4. Tulip I Total*: 16 17-29 52 Westwood 19 11 • 14 _ 46 Oviedo 19 14 10 19 _ 99 Thrrr potnl IWkt Soul* _ WrtlwunJ 4 (William* 2. MoUmun. TUmanl: Ortrdo 3 (Wharton 2. lUrrkm) Tram foul* . Westwood 24. Ovtrdn 12. Foukd out _ Wntwuud. WhllArld Tech­ nical* none. Record* . Westwood 3-1: Oviedo 4-3._______ I s Mfeat y to y M tlM i The Lake Brantley boys’ basketball tram »ifJE i„. ■ ferrd a pair of tough road losses to Metro Con­ ference tram s, dropping a 47-44 decision to Boone (4-l| on Saturday and a 63-60 contest lo West Orange (5-3| on Monday. The Patriots (3-4) will host Lyman on Wednesday and travel to Seminole on Friday for Seminole Athletic Conference games. Doth con­ tests will start at 7:30 p.m. In boys' soccer action Monday night. Oviedo improved to 11-0 with a 3-0 shutout of Deltona/ Seminole dropped a hard-fought decision to Colonial, 3-2. and Lake Howell (4-1-2) dropped. Its first game. 3-0. to Bishop Moore (12-1). On Saturday. Lake Mary (8-0) handed Lyman Its first toss (5-1-2) with a 2-0 whitewashing, i In girls' games from Saturday. Lake Brantley 15-1-4) knocked off powerful The Boltes School from Jacksonville 17-2-1). 4-0; Winter Springs (5-4) bounced Lake Highland Preparatory School, 3-1; and Lake Mary (7-1-4) tied power-, house Clearwater Central Catholic (6-1-2). 1-1. In wrestling action from Saturday _ Lake Mary (3-1) got pins In the final three matches lo best New Smyrna Beach (1-1), 45-36. I On tonight's schedule _ t * Girls' basketball _ Lake Brantley at Lyman. 7:30 p.m.: Lake Howell at Lake Mary. 7:30 p.m.;? Pine Ridge ut Seminole. 7:30 p.m.; Winter Springs ut Oviedo. 7:30 p.m. * Boys' soccer _ Spruce Creek at Seminole. 7i p.m. * * Girls' soccer _ Lyman at Lake Brantley. 7, p.m.; Lake Mary at Lake Howell, 7 p.m.; Oviedo ut Winter Springs. 7 p.m. * Wrestling _ Winter Springs at Lake Howell. 0:30 p.m. Y r .n v PltaM see Praps. T i f t 9A ------- WELL DONE RAIDERS BO. INDIANS 07 Chipola C.C. (97) Thornton 0-0 4-7 16. Taylor 2 3 1-2 DAYTONA BEACH _ The 5. Clark 3-6 7-0 13. Traylor 0-2 5 6 S. Seminole Community College T Totbrrt 3-3 0 0 9 June* 0-1 1-2 I. U 2 6 0-2 4. I- Tolbert 0-1 OO 0. women's basketball team IU ItoUry 12 OO 1. KnfctlreO-1 2 22 Tobounced back quickly from Ulv 17-34 20-30 57 Friday's loss to No. 1 Gulf Seminole C.C. (90) Krrtty OO 00 0. Kudruyvl*cva 7-14 Coast Community College, 12 16. Tanner 3 3 0 0 7. Wuoley 3-5 crushing Chipola Community 04) 6. ItUmesalu 7- IO 0 0 11 Smith 4College from Marianna. 80-57. 9 1-2 9. Ilrunlna 0-0 0-0 0. Tliurr ■ 12 Saturday afternoon. I-1 17. Slukra 1-3 0-0 2. Smllherx 0-0 Playing In the Daytona 0-0 0. Kotova 4 6 0-0 H. Donovan 0 0 0Total* 37 62 3-5 HO Beach Community College 0 0.Halftime . SCC 33. CCC 26 TToreClassic, the Raiders, ranked point field goal* . CCC 3 6 (T. Tolbert No. 2 In the state and No. 21 In 3-3. IUU 0-2. Traylor 0-1): SCC 3-5 the nation. Jumped to a 33-28 (KudruyvlM-va 1-2. Tanner l-l. Kaimetalo 1-21 Tram foul* _ CCC 20. SCC halftime lead, then went to 23. Fouled out _ none. Tet hnlcalv _ SCC work In the second half, outbrnrh 2. Itrtmuml, _ CCC 57 (Thornton scoring the No. 7 state ranked I5|: SCC .11 (Tuure III Assists CCC 6 (Clark 21: SCC 23 IKu<lmyrt*oa HI. Indians. 47-29. Mount, _ SCC 11-2 SCC (11-2) will wrap up Its pre-holiday schedule by going to Ft. Pierce next Wednesday to On the first. Central Florida take on Indian River Commu­ nity College, which the Raiders Community College from Ocala have already beaten twice this will take on William Jewell College from Missouri at 4 p.m. year, at 6 p.m. After the holiday's the local In the Seminole Community Junior college will host an In­ College Women's Classic. On Saturday, Jan. 2, the teresting three days of basket­ ball starting on Friday. Ja n u ­ Raiders will lake on Johnson Please see SCC. Page SA ary 1st. 1999. 3 Daytona offers special 1 package Special to th e Herald SANFORD _ The Optimist Club of Sanford recently recognized Seminote High School bowler Derrick Holme as its Athlete of the Week. In Seminole Athletic Conference piay the final week of the season. Holme rolled 167-190-249 games for a 606 series, winning his points in the match, and has one of the highest averages in the conference. Holme receives his award from Optimist member Andy Nichols. -> DAYTONA OEACH _ Racc.i fans at Daytona International ,] Speedway for the first weekend ; of the 1999 NASCAR season-, can witness It all for 55 -- dol-..lars that Is. The World Center of Racing' ,j Is offering a special collectible ticket for the entire first week- .i end of the NASCAR Winston . Cup season, where speeds will be In excess of 190 mph. The weekend ticket Includes) admission lo Bud Pole Day u qualifying for the Daytona 500 , on Saturday, Feb. 6; and also the Bud Shootout At Daytona and the FlrstPlus Financial 200J ' ARCA Hondo/Mar-Hyde Series:, race on Sunday, Feb. 7. The collectible ticket features ’ seven-time NASCAR Winston i Cup champion Dale Earnhardt.*1 Please ace Tickets, Pag* SA '» Rams runners honored By Dean Sm ith SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ The highly successful Lake Mary High School Cross Country Program was recently honored with an Awards Banquet. Boys' coach Mike Gibson named super senior Nick Stu­ art as the tram 's Most Valu­ able Runner and Most Valuable Senior Runner. The team captain led the team with six individual race victories this season. Overall, the boys' team has Please see Runners, Psge OA Nick Stuart (above and leading pack at the Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence Meet at left) was named the boys' '*• team’s Most Valuable Runner and Most Valuable Senior Runner at the L ake/' Mary Cross Country Awards Banquet held recently. �/ Sgminofr Herstd, Ssnfeol. Florida •Tuesday, December IS, 1098 - U Runners* Most Valuable Freshman _ Jo n Malngot. * Most Dedicated _ Rat Dunn. * Most Improved Junior Var­ sity runner _ David Quinones. Other girls' award winners ncrumulatcd a 178-72 record. 7l.2-percent. over the years. Olds' coach Lionel Bonk named senior captain Claudia Beltel as his squad's Most Valuable Runner. Bellel set a personal beat of 19:17.9 this season and was fourth In the conference, third In district. 10th a t region and 73rd In the state meet. For her efforts she was named First Team All-Conference. AllDistrict and All-Region and was selected to run for the Fast team In the FACA All-Star Cross Country Team race. Overall, the girls' team has a 118-77 record, while the Junior varsity girls are 50-18. Other boys' award winners • Booster Club Team Player Award _ Cynthia Slngerman. * Most Valuable Freshm an and Fartlek's Nursemaid _ Me­ gan Williams. * Most Valuable Sophomore _ Lauren Pedro. * Burger King Coaches Award _ Chelscy Meeks. * Most Valuable Senior _ An­ dre Martin. • Academic Award _ Becca Atkins. * Most Improved _ Junior Jasm ine Domfotd (set the school and Junior record of 19:05.7). • Most Dedicated _ Kellie Warren. • "I think I can* Award _ Jonetle Carty. • Coaches Award _ Mlzar Aleman (*Mlss Positive Atti­ tude*). Members of the varsity team were Mlzar Aleman. Claudia Beltel, Christie Oudrls, J a s ­ • Most Improved _ Caleb Smith. • Academic Award _ Darin Buxbaum. • Burger King Coaches Award and Most Valuable Junior David Binge. • Booster Tram Player Brent Keith. • Most Valuable Sophomore _ Trma Kudakwashe. mine Domford, Tiffany Olbson, Sarah King. Martsa Maestas, Andrea Martin, Chelaey Meeks, Lauren Pedro, Cynthia Slnger­ man. Kellie Warren and Megan Williams. Making up the Junior varsity were Becca Atkina. E lltsa Buxbaum. Jonelle Carty. Be­ linda Ctark. Rebecca Crecraft, U n a Joseph, Laura Monserrate. Leytha Santiago, Heather Williams and Rebecca Wil­ liams. Participation honorees were _ Lindsey Bray, Lindsay Coaver, Laura Qrubl. Dana Johnston, Christina Martin. Oayatrl Nalr. Jessica Stephen­ son. Natalie Tyson and Wendy Welland. Olbson was the coach of the Boys’ East Team which fin­ ished second by Just two points. 36-34. to the South team at the FACA All-Star Cross Country Team Meet held at the Osceola Sports Complex in Kissimmee on Saturday, Dec. 5th. Lyman's Nate Adams was 14th (16:40) and Stuart was 25th (17:55). Pine Ridge's Chris Madzlk was seventh (16:18). Preps Guala _ fltshop Moorr 3 IMarttnri. Durtgan). Aaatala . IHahop Moure 3 IKin*. Wctah. Me____ Shota on foal _ Lake Mowrll M; Uiahop Moore 13. Hrcorta .Lake Hovrfl 4 13. Illahop Moore 13-1 Junior vanity . * HowvO 3. Blahop Mtiore 3. C a a t la i BASKETBALL BOYS MONDAY BOYS WAJUUOM 63, PATRIOTS 60 tA T U R D A Y W oat O rsag s (S 3) RAMS 2, GREYHOUNDS 0 0 0 Krlly 4. SljflWw 22. Cuori 3. Ilia* 0. Jarkwm 13. Mailmr 3. Wilburn 10. Totals 33 la 23 S3. U k s S ra a tls y (SO) Herr hi 13. Srotl 3. Otkcr 10. Aaamt 7. Mumra 3. O linen 3. With. 33 Totaia 33 S-11 00 IS 10 19 2 2 _ 4 3 IS 12 IS SO . SO »U sy till IWkl (oak . W rit Oranfr 4 (Krlly. Caaon. Thrre poliil lilair. Jarkaunl. lake (Irani try S (WlUta 3. Hrrrhl, Scott) Tram hail* . Wral Oranee 1ft Lake Ilrantky IS. Foulnl out non*. Trrhntrala . none. Records . Wral Oranfr S 3 Junior wtratty . W n l Oranfr 47. Lake llrantiry 38. SATURDAY B J IA V E S « 7 . P A T R IO T S 4 4 B s «M (4 7 ) South 3. labrr 0. IVraon 34. 3. Hufalnaun S Tutala 14 14-31 44. 3, Larlkoa 3. Trull l a k a S ta a lla y ( 4 4 } Hrrrhl 0 [laker Si Aaamt 4. Monrra S. O S n m 0. WlUw 0. ■Utf* 3. CnaweO 3. Totaia: 14 14-31 44 • N il 4 14 11 I S . 4 7 Lake S r sa t la v 10 10 t o 14 44 Three point Arid fnala . Ouonr I (Faber): lake llranllry 3 lllakcr. Willi.) Tram faula . (kune 10. Lake llranllry in Fuuird uul . Lake llranllry. ODrien Trrhnk-ala . none Rrrurrt* . Honor 4-1: Lake Brantley 3-4. Junior w a ily . Honor SO. Lake llranllry 43. M ONDAY O R E N A D 1 E M S, 3 1 3 1 1 . 3 . 3 . Seminole 3 IMahanna. Groover). Colonial 3 (MuUka. Castaneda, Flores) Aaslats _ Colonial 3 (Flores. Ga­ ray Arend Shota on goal _ Seminole to. Colonial 13. Rrcurrk* . CukeUal 3-7. Junior varsity . Colonial S. Seminole 3. Daltons L IO N S 3 , W O L V E S 0 0 3 0 . 0 1 . 3 Goal* _ Orirdo 3 (KokunelU. Hndrlguea. Cain) AasUt* . (M rdo 3 IKolomrtta. T. Lukrr. U n | h o n l) Shota on fail . IJehuna H. Oviedo 14. Itccorda _ Oviedo 110. Junior varsity _ IMrtki 0. Drhreia I . H O R N E T S 3 . S IL V E R H A W E S 0 Laka H ow e ll 0 0 3 1 . 0 . 0 o . a Gnu). . Lake Mary 3 (Wytnrr 31 Aaalili . Lake Mary I (Toprlakil Shota on r«*t . Lyman 11: take Mary 30. Nrronte . Lyman S-1 -2: Lake Mary 0-0. Junior varsity _ lake Mary I. Lyman 0. SATURDAY PATRIOTS 4, BULLDOGS 0 Ths M I n Sskssl 0 0 Laks Brmstley 1 3 . 0 4 Qnala . Lake ilranlky 4 llUllbrr*. Drlffa. Brttt. McMillan) AaaiaM _ Laka llranllry 4 (McMillan 3. Antal CockrrU) Shota mi gMl . Dutira 3: Lake llranllry 24. Reran* . DoOra 7-3-1; Lake Ikwillry S I-4. BEARS 3, HIGHLANDERS 1 Wlatsr Sgrtsgs 3 0 t a k a tt I r k la a a f n a Q 3 I l Qntla . Winter Sprlnfs 3 (L Aflbkrr 31: Lake lUfhknd I IKincaid) Aaalsta . Winter Spring* 3 (Roberts. Carroll) Shot* on fail . Wuurr Sprtnfi 13: Lake Highland 3 Winter Sprlnfs 3-4 Lake Highland 1-0 R A M S 1. M A R A U D E R S 1 Clearw ater C e n tra l C a tko U e 0 1 l a k a M a ry } Q . . 1 1 CCC WRX8TL1TVQ SATURDAY R AM S 43. BA R R CU D AS 3S 103 _ lluinrs. Lake Mary, ptnned Dever. 669. 113 _ Stmpeon. Lake Mary, won by fcrfrtt 110 _ Waller. New Smyrna, pinned Stevcna. 3:30. 138 _ Crunklllon. New Smyrna, pinned TaidahL 3:34 130 _ Yana U ke Mary, defeated Jones. 13-4 138 . Kent. New Smyrna, pinned Jones. 1:05. 140 . Iluyf. Lake Mary, won by forint 143 . Nr illy. Lake Mary, ptnned Lacy. 433. 133 _ Krllua New Smyrna, pinned Rosales. 123 100 _ Bernard. New Smyrna, pinned Cuhntaa. 3:48. 171 _ lluahue. New Smyrna, ptnned Co*. 3:40. 100 _ Echlerlln4 Lake Mary, pinned Young. 1:04. 3 1 3 _ Ames, lake Mary, pinned Anderson. 1:00. 3 7 9 _ Kalver. Lake Mary, pinned Spanoa. 0:57. HccortU _ Lake Mary 3-1: New Smyrna l - l . . 3 see CoaU aaed from Pag* 4A County Community College from Kansas at 10 a.m. At noon, the SCC men will take on the Johnson County C.C. men, and at 2 p.m. the CFCC women will face OkaloosaWalton Community College from Marianna. On Sunday. Jan . 3. the Raider women will play Okaloosa-Walton at 2 p.m. SCC was able to romp to the victory despite only shooting five free throws, making three, while Chlpola made 20 of 30 charity tries. The Indians also pounded the Raiders on the boards. 5734. but SCC won the game be­ cause of better teamwork, outassisting their opponents 23-6. For the second straight game. SCC got a great per­ formance from Its 0-foot-4 freshman forward, Kalsa TUure. The Finland native fol­ lowed up Friday's 18 points. 17 rebound performance, with a 17 point, 11 rebound effort on Saturday. She was B-for-12 from the floor und hit her only free throw attem pt. All-America candidate Darla Kudruyvtaeva. the No. 4 scorer In the nation, was held under her season average, only scoring 16 points, but the sophomore from St. Peters­ burg. Russia, also had a gamehigh eight assists. The Raiders' other freshman forward. 6-foot-1 Satu Ratmesalo. scored 13 points. Also contributing for SCC were Keisha Smith (nine points). Ja an a Kotova (eight points). Crystal Tanner (seven points), Mevette Wooley (six points) and Sanford's Shemelka Stokes (two points). Tickets Continued from Psgs 4A Earnhardt won the Daytona 500 last season for the first time In his 10th attempt. The weekend ticket Is cur­ rently on sale at the Speedway ticket ofllce for 355. (The Bud Shootout At Duyttina Is the first race of the season featuring the NASCAR Winston Cup teams,* said Daytdna International Speedway president John Graham. *Bud Pple Qualifying on Saturday, plus the Bud Shootout and the FtrstPlua Financial 200 on Sunday, make this one of the greatest value weekends for rtce fans. iT h a t value la iirth e r en­ hanced by the Dale Earnhardt collectible ticket.* Bud Pole Day likely will fea­ ture more than 60 Winston Cup drivers racing against the clock, gunning for one of the two front row spots available for the Daytona 500. Last season, the Labonte brothers swept the front row on Bud Pole Day. with Bobby edging older brother Terry for the No. 1 starting position. *When qualifying day at Day­ tona finally gets here. It's both stressful and a relief,* the younger Labonte said. ’It's stressful because you know you've tested hard all winter for two of the most Important laps of your career, and It's a relief because you know the season Is finally here.* The weekend concludes Sunday. Feb. 7 with the Bud Shootout At Daytona and the FlrotPtus Financial 200. The Bud Shootout At Day­ tona will again feature two 25lap races with the field for the first race made up of 1998 Bud Second-Round fastest qualifi­ ers. The winner of the first race advances to the Bud Shootout At Daytona. Joining the 1996 Bud Pole Award winners. Those qualifying for the first race are Jeff Green. Dave Marcts. Jerry Nadeau, Joe Nemcchek. Dan Pardus. Steve Park. Robert Pressley, Dennis Setzcr. Morgan Shepherd. Mike Skinner. Jimmy Spencer. Dick Trickle. Gary Uradberry and Kenny Wallace. The winner of the first race Uien advances to face 1996 IN BRIEF Sanford softball meeting SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department will hold an organiza­ tional meeting for Its Polar Bear Slow Pitch Softball Leagues on Tuesday, December 15th at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, lower floor of Sanford City Hall on Park Ave. Please call 330-5697 for more Information. Winter Springs softball GIRLS Goals _ CCC I IllUltl): Lakr Mary 1 IKlkerl , iv me. Mad* lei f u l . CCC 0. Lake Mary 14. Rrranb 6 1 3 lake Mary 7-1-4. SOCCER BOYS Calonlal a win, low & DREW Bud Pole winners Todd Bodlne, Derrtke Cope. Ricky Craven. Jeff Gordon. Bobby Hamilton. Ernie Irvan, Kenny Irwin, Dale Jarrett. Bobby Labonte, Mark Martin. Rick Mast. Jeremy Mayfield. Ken Schrader and Rusty Wallace In the Bud Shoo­ tout at Daytona. Last season Rusty Wallace got drafting help from his younger brother. Kenny, to win the 62-mile sprint. The FlrstPlus Financial 200 will follow the Bud Shootout At Daytona and will be ARCA (Automobile Racing Club of America) Scries champion Frank Klmmcl's first opportu­ nity to mount an effort for con­ secutive cham pionships. For Information on the Earn­ hardt collectible ticket or any other Daytona International Speedway events, call the Speedway ticket office at (904) 253-7223. For Information on DAY­ TONA USA. “The Ultimate Motorsports Attraction.* or Day­ tona International Speedway, visit on the Internet at http://www.daytonausa.com. WINTER SPRINGS _ The City of Winter Springs Parks & Recreation Department will offer two plans for Its Slow Pitch Softball Fall League at Central Winds Park. Offered will be league's for Co-Ed, Men and Women and teams may opt for either a fiveweek. 10 game schedule or a five-week, five game schedule. Coat for the 10 game season Is $310 and • 185 for the five game season. Both league's will have to pay,a 325 ASA fee and a $5 non­ resident fee (if applicable). Teams may also purchase soft balls between $40 and $50 per dozen (home teams must supply two new balls per game). The league will start the week of January 4th and end the week of February 5th. All teams will receive a sponsor plaque with pic­ ture. while championship teams will get In­ dividual and tram trophies and runner-up teums will get a team trophy. For more Information, please phone 3277110 or fax at 327-0018. Softball players needed SANFORD _ Women's slowpltch softball players are needed for a team to play on Tuesday night's. Especially a pitcher. Please call Bonnie a t 323-0631 for info. "Lung Cards" are great gifts ORLANDO _ The Golf Privilege Card, also known as the T ung Card*, allows golfers to enjoy free or reduced green fees at over 600 courses In Florida. Georgia. Alabama. South Carolina and Mississippi. The Lung Cord Is a perfect gift for the holi­ days. and proceeds from your aid benefit the American Lung Association of Central Flor­ ida. The Golf Privilege Card Is on sale for only $20 during the holidays, and If you buy three you receive an extra card free. For more Information on purchasing the Tung Card* for the golfer In your family please call 425-5864 or 1-800-LUNO-USA. SHS baseball fund raiser SANFORD _ The Seminole High School baseball team will be holding a fund raising clinic on December 21st and 22nd. The clinic will be the Hitting A Pitching Camp, featuring Tuttle Thomas and J.D. Artlega from the University of Miami. The camp Is set for the first 100 entrants, a ratio of Instructors to campers of l-to-10. Cost will be 360 and the camp will run from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. dally. For more Information, call SHS baseball coach Mike Powers at 320-5058. JCC winter sports camp MAITLAND _ The Jewish Community Cen­ ter. 851 N. Maitland Ave, Maitland. Is now accepting registration for several winter break sports camps. All camps run from 9 a.m.-to-4 p.m. How­ ever, early (7 a.m.-to-9 a.m.) and late (4 p.m.-to-6 p.m.) care Is available. Camp options are: Junior Maccabi Sports Camp Pre-K-2. Gymnastics A Dance Camp Pre-K-6, Soccer A Football Camp 3-6. Bas­ ketball Camp K-6 and Golf A Tennis Camp 5-15 years of age. Winter Break Camp dates-Week 1-Dec. 2124. Week 2-Dec. 28-31; Camp fees $100 Dally rale $30. JCC Member discount $85. Dally rate $25. Call for tennis and golf camp fees. For further Information and to register, call 645-5933. Ext. 255. UCF canned goods drive ORLANDO _ The University of Central Florida Men's Basketball team will sponsor a canned food drive for the Second Harvest Food Bank at Its December 20 game against Barry University at the UCF Arena. Anyone who brings one or more cans of food will get Into the game for Just $1. The Second Harvest Food Bank was named the 'Food Bank of the Year* In the United States for 1996-97 by the Second Harvest National Food Bank Network. In Central Florida there were approxi­ mately 128.000 people who relied on emer­ gency food programs a t least once during 1997. Forty-six percent of these were chil­ dren. Second Harvest Food Bank saved more than seven million pounds of food In our community lost year alone. T h is is a great opportunity to get the community Involved.* said UCF assistant Don Burgess. T h is Is an opportunity for fans to support UCF. a s well a s needy fami­ lies during the holiday season. We're proud to work hand-In-hand with the Second Har­ vest Food Bank during the holiday season.* Fans who are unable to attend the game but still want to contribute can take canned goods to the Second Harvest Food Bank at 2006 Brengle Ave. in Orlando between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lady Rams soccer alumni game LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary Lady Rams soccer alumni game will be played on S a t­ urday Dec. 26. 1990 at 2 p.m. All varsity graduates are Invited and after­ ward we will go out to eaL plana to attend because we are looking for­ ward to seeing all of youlll Card, Sports, Beanie Babies LAKE BUENA VISTA . The Olive Branch Citizens Association In conjunction with Athletes Against Abuse. Inc. will host the First Annual Card. Sports and Beanie Baby Collectible Show at Windham Palace Spa and Resort (formerly Buena Vista Palace) at Walt Disney World Village December 16-20. 1898 on Friday 1 p.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m .-7 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.-S p‘.m. The cost will be $6 per day n r $15 for a three-day pass that Includes taro selected free autographs per paid admission per day. One of the biggest autograph shows ever In Florida will feature scheduled appearances by Hall of Fame athletes, sports legends and celebrities Including but not limited to: Os­ car (The Big O) Robertson. Dom (The Little Professor) DlMagglo. Jak e (The Raging Bull) LaMotta. Olio Graham. Moses Malone, Curly Neal, Edwin Moses, Leonard Marshall, Sam Lacey. Gold Medal Boxer Mark Breland. Ren­ nie Stennett, Rick Upchurch. George (The Iceman) Oervln. Willie Oault. Vida Blue. Bob Beamon, Roger Craig. Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson, Artis Gilmore. Maurice Lucas, Bobby Czyz; Negro Leaguers Dennis Biddle, Shem er Brewer. Jam es Cobbtn and Jimmy Dean, stars from the World Champion Or­ lando Predators, actors Richard Roundtree, Dawnn Lewis, John Amos, from the hit shows My Three Sons Barry Livingston ‘Ernie Douglas* and Stanley Livingston "Chip Douglas", Frank Gorshln T he Rlddler" from Batman, Lauren Chapin 'Kitten* from Father Knows Best and noted authors from Mary Beth's Beanie World. Tuff Stuff Beans Maga­ zine, Sports Collectors Digest. GFC offers wildlife magazine OCALA _ From fly Ashing for panfish to colorful songbirds to trophy bucks - Florida Wildlife magazine has a little something for all nature lovers. This official publication of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (OFC), let's you experience the state's unique flora and fauna from the com­ fort of your easy chair! Florida Wildlife magazine makes a great Christmas gift for everyone on your list. It's an award-winning, bi-monthly publication Jam packed with vibrant and stimulating photographs, original artwork and colorful stories on Florida's hunting, fishing, wildlife watching and conservation-related topics. In addition, each year the Florida Buck Registry Is printed In the January-February Issue of the magazine, listing the biggest whitctall bucks taken In the state during the previous hunting season. It also lists who took them and where they were taken. These and more articles give readers a wealth of Information about Florida's wildlife such as where to find an affordable place to hunt, how to hunt turkey, where to fish for bass and how to help protected species from disappearing. You’ll even find some recipes on how to cook your favorite fish and game. New this year Is "A Wildlife Friend" - a fea­ ture that recognizes those who have helped wildlife In one way or another. And, for every three one-year gift subscrip­ tions ($12) you purchase (a total of $36 plus $2 shipping and handling), you will get a free signed and numbered Largemouth Bass art print by artist Duane Raver. This Is the 15* print In the magazine's wildlife cover art sc­ ries and Is available for a limited time. To order Florida Wildlife magazine send check or money order payable to Florida Wildlife. Circulation Ofllce. 620 S. Meridian St.. Tallahassee. FI.. 32399-1600. �•^erakl. San*Ofd. Honda TuetttflV Dovcmfccr t5 1990 6A CONTEST RULES SEMINOLE HERALD FOOTBALL CONTEST = $I»l £|r ft H O W T O P L A Y : Each game of the week appears in a different advertisement Fill In the team you choose to Ain in the numbored space provided on the entry form that correlates with that week's game Complete the entry form and either mail or bring it in to our office Each weok's win­ ner will be determined by the most correct picks Must bo 18 or older to claim prize Winner Not Available TIE B R E A K E R : What will Ihe highest combined score be in any one gam e? All e r t -c s must be either recoived In tho Seminole Herald office or post marked by the Friday before each weeks games W inners w I be announced in Tuesday's edition after tho gam es have been played Advertisers aro in no way liable for any aspect of this contest It is for entertainment purposes only Please check Next Tuesday's paper. 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Wlna, Draft V iv iR iia TA TTO O IN G & B O D Y PIERCING LAKE MARY PUB & GRILL O • NAVY • ARMY • ARMY * NAVY • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY SAN FRANCISCO at NEW ENGLAND •1 Ml JACKSONVILLE at MINNESOTA TENNESSEE at GREEN BAY %^ ■i i a ■ |l p I j i ■■ ------- ■ r n i i__ j �Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices M T t t l CIRCUIT COURT O T T H I 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND TOR t lM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A M No. 8 9 -1 M 1 -C A -1 4 -0 ID all claim* agamtt Ih* a*tata and (7) any obtaction by an mlere*ied perton on whom thi* notice it served that chal­ lenge* Ih* validity of tha will, Ihe queM'caiioni at the person­ al rapretantativa, venue, or lunidtction ol the court ALL CLAIM S AND O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot this Notice ha* begun on December 9. 1999 Personal Representative JO HN A RYAN 6744 EAST PARK DRIVE Fort Worth. T a il* 79132 Attorney tor Personal Representative KENNETH M OEANE, ESQUIRE 970 N Orlando Avenue Suite 1004A MaitiAitd. FL 32791 (407)979 1961 Publish December 9. 19. 1999 D E I 94 copy of your written (lef«n*os. tf tiny, to it on DAVIO J STERN. ESQ Plaintiff "v aft or nay, whoio addrata t% 801 S Univaraity Driva *500, Plantation, PL 31311 (no Ialia than 30 tfayi from tha data of tha first publi­ cation of thit notice of actionf and file the original with Iha Clark of thia court e ther before tarmco on Plaintiff a attorney or immadiafaly tharaaftar; other«nta a default will be entered agamat you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition tiled harem W ITNESS my had and tha aaal of thia Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida* thia 10th day of DECEMBER. 1998 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King DEPUTY CLERK LAW OFFICES OF DAViO J STFRN ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF 801 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33324 9ft 30666(NATB| IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICANS W ITH D IS A B fll» TIES ACT. persona with dtsabil itiaa naadmg a special accom nrodafion should contact C O UR T ADM INISTR ATION , at the SEM INOLE County Courthouse at 407-323 4310, 1 800 955 8771 (TO D) Of 1 800 995*8770. via Florida Ralay Service THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB LlSHED O NCE A WEEK FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE WEEKS Publish December 15. 22. 1998 DEI-131 FIRST INDIANA DANK. PUmlitt HIKUAT NAJIB KHATIB. 01 A l. Oefendenl* M OTICI OF ACTION TO HIKUAT NAJIB KHATIB R ES ID E N C E UNKNOWN last know n aoor ess 719 King* Parkway Raloigli NC NC 27810 2118 AND TO All persons claiming on inloroal by. Ihrough, under, or a g a in ! th* toreieid Defendant VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tnat an action to foreclose a mortgage on th* following descr o#<! property located in 3EUIN01E County. Florida LOT 19. BLOCK D. STERLING PARK UNIT TW O. ACCORDING to th e IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR ■ 9M IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA Q9R9RAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M . NO: 99 1130 C A I9 th e r e o f , as pla t NATIONSDANC MORTGAGE CO RPORAIION P L A IN TIF F vs RICHARD GORDON CRANE A/K/A RICHARO CRANE. ET AL OEFENDANTiSI NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO Christine D Crane whose residence it unknown it he/theflhey be livmg, end it he/iherthey be dead, the unknown defendant* who may be apouse*. hen*. d * v* * * t grant***, attigne**. lienors, creditors. I w t t v * . and *H par tia* claiming an mt*r**l by. through, under or again*! Ihe Oelendant*. who are not known lo be deed or alive, and an pa'lie* having or claiming to have any r ght. ti*!e or mtereit in Iho proparty described m the mort gage being foreclosed he'e n YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thal an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property LOT t93. SEMINOLE WOOOS. MORE PARTICULARLY OESCniBES AS FOLLOWS THAT PART OF THE NORTH t/1 OF THE NORTHW EST 1/4 OF SECTIO N 32 TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANGE 32 EAST SEMI nole county. Fl o r id a BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. COMMENCE AT THE PERMA NT NT REFERENCE MONUMENT DESIGNATING THE n o r t h W IS T CORNER OF SAiO NORTH 1/7 OF THE N O R TH ­ W EST t/4, run th en c e so u th a r t 4 t i east alo n g NOT 1C■ O F A U C TIO N Thi* auction wilt be held on Monday, January 4. 1999 at noon, at 373 Aulm Av* Oviedo. FL Prospective bidder* may *i*p*ct the vehicle* on the day before me auction from 9AM until 6PM Term* are cash or certified fund* only Oviedo Towing reia rve t The right lo accept or rafu** any and all bid* The following vehicle* are offered for bid* 97 Honda Accord Vm l IHGCA3S34HA009794 19 Maida M I9 Vm* 17V0031A8K9773719 19 Pontiac Grand AM V.n* IG7NEI4L1HC970929 Pubhah December IS. 1999 DEH13 N O TIC I OF ADMINISTRATION The admimvlration of the ettal* of STEPHEN ANDREW RYAN, deceated. File Number 99-1047-CP, i* pending in Ihe Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florid*, F iu b t lt Division, in* addratt of «1 P O D i l a i i C. Sanford, Florida 52772-0659 Tr># namaa and addrattai of tha panonaf rapraaanlativa and tha partonaf rapraaantati*# t attorns? ara tat forth balD* All mtaratfad par to n i ara raquirad to Via a»th thi* court, w it h in t h r e e m o n t h s T h e F in s T PUBLICATION IN RE ESTATE OF NOAH RYAN. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of the E»f ale of Noah Ryan, decaaaad, Fife Number 98 1023 CP. is pending in Ihe Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida. Probale Division, Ihe address of which is Post Office Drawer C Sanford. FL 32772 The names and addresses of the Personal Represent alive and the Personal Representatives attorney are set forth below All interested persons e'e required to file with this court, W ITHIN THREE M O NTH S OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE 11| ail claims agamst the estate and ( 2) any objection by an interested per •on on whom this notice was served that challenges the validity of the will, the qualifi­ cations of the Personal Representative, venue, or |ur»sd'Ction of the court ALL CLAIMS ANO O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO FllE O W HL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of this Notice ha* begun on December 15. 1998 Personal Representative li f WHEELER. Ill Post 0*hce Bov bi/0v2Q Ov*#do; f t 32782 0928 Attorney for Personal Representative JOHN 0 MAHAFFEV. JR . ESQUIRE 3113 Lawton Road. Suite 229 Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 894-2081 Publish December 19. 22, 1998 DEI-135 MONUMENT DESIGNATING THE SOUTH W EST CO flNTR OF SAID NORTH t/2 OF T H I NO R THw est 1 /4. t h e n c e n o r t h 99 29 34- EA ST ALO NG THE SO UTH BOUNDARY LINE THEREOF 1379 27 FEET TO THE POINT O f BEGINNING, C O N TIN U E TH EN CE. NORTH 93 29 34’ LAST ALONG SAID SO UTH BOUNDARY LINE 33000 FEET. THENCE LEAVING SAID SO UTH BOUNDARY LINE. NORTH un 11 09- WEST » « * 91 FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT O f WAY LINE OF OSCEOLA DRivE. TH EN CE S O U TH 99 29 9t W EST ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE 330 00 FEET. THENCE l e a v i n g SAIO SOUTH RIGHT OF WAV LINE. SO UTH C O H OS’ EAST 999 74 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ha* been Med agamtl you and you ara requ r«d to serve a IN RE ESTATE OF STEPHEN ANDREW RVAN Dec ***011 of OF THIS NOTICE \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ N \ N N \ N \ \ \ \ Q N \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ N \ Notice is hereby given that <v* ar* anqegerl m bu*ina*« al P O BOX 47921 lak* Monro* FI. 327*7-0921. Samtnol# County, Florida, under the Ficliliou* Name ol Imagine That, and that a** inland to registar taid n*m* *itti Ih* Oiviaion ol Corporation*. Taiiahass**. Florida, in accordanc* with tha provision* of tne Fictitious Nam* Statut**. To-Wit Section *69 09. Florida Statute* 1991 Publish December IS. 1999 011-17* IN TNB COUNTV COUNT IN AND FON BBM INOIS COUNTY, FtOHlOA CABS NO. SB-SBSCC20F SUNBiSE OWNERS GROUP, INC . a Florida not-lor-prolit corporation. Piatnlill, vt KELLI D KOBAYASHI and STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ANO EMPLOYM ENT SECURITY. Oelendant* \ \ \ \ \ N \ \ N N N (id ureal ideas t'rum the Seminole Herald People Section. We otter lips on cooking, gardening, law and many other topics throughout the week. w w w w NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to * Final Summary judgment of Foreclosure dated December 7, 1999 end entered m Case No CO98-386CC20F ot Ihe County Court ot Seminole County. Florida. wh*r*m Sunm a Owner*' Group. Inc i* ih* Plamtitf and KELLI 0 KOBAYASHI i* Ihe Defendant. I will sail lo the highaat and best bidder lor cash in the west front door ol Ih# Seminol# County Courthouse. 30t N Park A.enue, Sanford. Florida 32771 on Ihe17th day ol January. 1999, Ih* following described property ae sat forth n said Final Summary Judgmant, to wit. lo t 32. ol Sunns* Ettatat Unit f. according to tha Plat tharaot as recorded in Piet Book 21. page 72. public records ol Semmol* County. Florida DATED this 9th day of Oecembar. 199* Maryann* Morse as Clerk ol sard Court By Jana E Jasawic Deputy Clerk Helena Gulierrev Male how. Ekquirt PAUL l WEAN. P A Attorney* tor Plaintiff 1309 East Robinson Straat Orlando. FL 32901 If you ar* a parson wdh a dis­ ability who neada accommoda­ tion in ordar to partic pal* in this proceeding you are antilied. at no cost to you. to tha proviaron ol cartam assistance Pleas* conlact Court Adminiatration at 301 N Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771, Telephone 1407) 323-4330. with­ in two working (ley* of your receipt ol Irue document it hearing impaired or voice impaired, call 1-900-999-9771 Publish Oecembar 19. 27. 1999 O il-1 3 7 IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT FON BBMINOIS COUNTY, FLORIOA PNO BATI DIVISION FILE NO. 99-939-CP N O TIC I OF ADMINISTRATION 1. Advertise what people wanti Children's clothing, dishes, collect­ ibles, tools, books and antiques are the most popular items. 2. Make it convenient to shop at your garage salel Be sure there is adequate parking space. Post signs with directions to parking areas. Make arrangements with neighbors. 3. Make it easy to pay! Have plenty of change and a system for handling. Make sure one person is on duty at all times at a centralized location preferably with a calculator or adding machine. 4. Provide feprices. Do not make every person ask, "How much is this' iis? Prices make for quick, effective sales or a good lace for customers to start bargaining. S' Get an early start. Set up displays the evening before, if possible. 6. Departmentalize. Separate the inexpensive items from the more cost) areas. Group furniture, dothing, toys, lawn equipment an3 other items with similar merchandise. 7. Specialize. Establish one area for ‘ Under $5‘ , another for ‘ Under $ l". Consider having a batch of items that are ‘ F R E E with purchase of $3‘ . Remember the youngsters, too. Encourage this with small, low-priced items that are appropriate for this purpose. 8. Tim e your sale carefully! Have it at a tim9 when most people are at home and unconcerned with special events. 9. Com bine your efforts I Incorporate your sale with a neighbor for more variety and greater impact. 10. Be specific! When advertising your sale in the newspa­ per, list individual items.-Don't simply say, ‘ several things available." Each time you list an item, you are broadening the list of potential customers. 11. Be generous! If you have items left over, give them to a charitable organization. If you see that some items are not moving well during the sale, mark them down during the last hours. Remember, the prime reason for holding the sale is to turn your unwanted items into cashl \ N O TIC t OF FIC TITIO US NAME IN RE ESTATE OF HARRIETTS NORCROSS A/k/a HARRIETTS W NORCROSS Oecaasad GARAGE SALE S \ Notice it hereby given that v>* av* engaged >n business at P O BOX 470921 Lake Monro* FI 32747-0921. Seminole County. Florid*, under Hie Ficfitiout Nam* of The Carpel Clime, end * « intend to regitfer tatd name with III* Division ot Corporation*. Tailafiatt**. Florida. ir> accordant* errth Ih* provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statu!**. To-Wit Saction 989 09. Florida Slalutas 1991 Publish December 19. 1999 D EI-1 27 NOTICE OF FONICLOSUNS SALS IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I C IO M T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR S IM IN O if COUNTY. FLORIOA CASK NO. M I023-CP t h e w e s t g o u n d a r y l in e th er eo f 117437 f e e t to t h e PERMANENT R E ffR E N C t IN TM9 CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 9 B -I0 43-C P NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME w \ ’ Tb* administration ol Ih* attala o! H AR R IETTS N O R ­ CROSS. a/k/a HARRIETTS W NO R CR O SS. d*c*As*d. File Number 99-939 CP. la pending in tha Circuit Court tor Sammola County. Florida. Probai* Oivision. the addrasa of which i* P O Drawar C. Sanford. FL 32772 0999 Tha namat and addrassa* ol the personal rsprasentativ* and in* personal represent*!!.* * attor­ ney are set forth below ALL IN TER ES TED PARTIES ARE NO TIFIED THAT All interested persons on whom this notice is served who have ob|*ctiont that challeng* tn* validity ot tha will, tha q u a l ­ ification* of tn* paraanal reprasantativ*. vanu*. or jurisdiction ol thit Court are required lo Me with this Court W ITHIN THE LATE R OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE A COPY OF THIS NO TICE ON THEM. All creditors ol tha decedent and othar parson* having claim* or demand* against decedent s estate on whom a copy ot thi* notic* it served within three month* alter tn* date ol first publication ol this notic* must tils thatr claim* W i t h this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol the dece­ dent and person* having claim* or demand* agamsi the decedent * m a l e must til* thair claim* wdh thi* Court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM ALL CLAIM S. DEMANDS AND O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARREO The dal* ol Ih* first publica­ tion ol this Notic* i* December 9. 1999 Bank One Trust Company, N A BANK ONE f/k/A FIRST NATIONAL BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY OF EVANSTON. ILLINOIS BY M*ur**n Rata Personal Representative <4 Lagrange Road Lagrang*. Illinois 60929-2491 TRUMAN 0 SCARBOROUGH. Jr. Attorney lor Personal Representative Florida Bar No. 140319 239 Harrison Street P O Bos 1194 Titusville. Fiord* 32791 Tala phone (407) 297-4770 Publish December 9. IS. 1999 OCX-SO Seminole Herald. San lord. Florida •Tuesday. December 15. 1998 7 * Legal Notices S e m in o le H erald UNCLAIMED V E H IC LI AUCTION 1I729/9B 75 CHEVROLET A L 1V27DST103039 1'h .[ h ! q 322-2611 9* CHEVROLET 1GIJF77WSG7I69413 99 CHEVROLET 1GHW14W2KE217029 *4 FORD 2FABP22R9CB2724I9 TbN frM from Ortando N I-M U You can fkx your ad to 407-3330401 300 N. French Ava. P.O. Box 1607 Sanford, FL 33771 Sanford, FL 33773 97 Fono 1FA6P9034HH196031 97 FORD Our offlca to opon to aorvo you Monday through Friday. • am •S pm DCAOUNI8: For Tboaday’s adWon, tha daadWna la Monday at noon For Wodnoaday'a odttton, tho doodhno ta Tbooday at noon For Thursday's odMon. tho daadltno la Wadnaaday at noon For Frtdoy*a adMon, tho doadRno ia Thursday at noon For tho wookand adHlon, tha doadina ta Friday at noon 1FABP6030HH228644 19 MONO A JHME09361JS009209 99 AUDI WAUF90444FN06I399 79 DATSUN H L A I0073921 99 NISSAN JNIPB21SOJU943432 94 OLDSMOBILE 1G3AK47A2EM477775 99 OLDSMOBILE IG3AJ39R9OG34I019 ALTAM ONTE TO W ING 117 MARKER ST ALT SPOS SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM VIEW t HOUR PRIOR PubH*R: December IS . 1999 DE9-T34 ^WB^*^KCt^M«tBlc9r^Vlsa.Oi9co>vBr and Amartcan Express. WsatMwi taka cash or a personal check. Adverteeri who wish lo bo billed can make arrangements at t e Bma their ad la placed. Plena keep In mind tat ada In fra Pareonah (class. 21), Bustnasa Opportunities (class 55). ft Oarage Seles (217) require payment in advance. In the event y o u need to change yo u r ad tf you need to change your ad *toftaIt ia running, plaese give ua a cal and we wM make N change tor tie next evaftabto niton Ptaaeo check your ad on tie frit day of puMcaOon. II you (tod an error, pfeae caft ua Immm aiaty and we wd coned toe error tor toe next piAftcation. We are raapona&a toi toa first rtaerBon only and only tor toa coal ol te l tret inear- N O T IC I TO C R IO ITO N S IN RE: MELVIN L. RUSSELL REVOCABLE LIVING TR UST dated August 7,1999 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NO TIFIED THAT MELVIN L RUSSELL, whose addr*** is 2034 Jefferson Sir set and who** Social Sacunly Num btt it 997-209927 tstablithed ■ Revocable Liv ng Trust on August 7, 1999 A* * result ol the death ol MELVIN L. RUSSELL on October 10. 1999. Ihe nowaarving Trusts* •* SARA B HltRS The n*mt and addr*** of the attorney representing the Trustee i* Richard W Copaiand. 931 Palm Spring* Driv*. Suds 119, Attamont* Spring*. FL 32101 All creditor* ol MELVIN L R USSELL end other person* having claim* or demsnd* a g . n tl MELVIN L. RUSSELL or hit estate. With n three month* efur the dal* ol tha first publi­ cation ot thi* notic*. mult aaiva a written statement or demand lor paymant ol Ih* clem with Ih* Trust** ol ta>d Trutt. The written itatevnent or demand for paymant of tha claim should be torwardad. by ary torm ot mail requiring a signed receipt, to SARA B H UR S, Successor Trustee ol the Melvin L Russell Revocable Trust dated August 7, 1119. 3008 Shanardal* Drive. Silver Springs. MD 20104 STATEMENTS OR DEMANDS FOR PAYMENT OF THE CLAIM MUST BE SERVED WITH THE TB U S TEE WITHIN THE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER th e t im e o f th e f ir s t p u b ­ l i c a t i o n OF THE NOTICE OF CREDITORS. OR W ITH IN ! 30 QAVS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THE NOTICE ON T h e c r e d i t o r s Tha data ol tha fust publica­ tion ol Ihi* Notice of Creditor* ■t Oecembar 9, 1199 A IL CLAIMS 0EMANDS AND O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED ATTORNEY FOR TRUSTEE RICHARO W COPELAND 931 PALM SPRlNOS SUITE 119 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FL 32701 (407) 930-7270 FL BAR NO 199 17* TRUSTEE S NAME AND AOORESS SARA B HIERS 3009 Shanandai* Or Silver Springs. MO 20904 Publish: Dacambsr 9. IS. 1199 OEX-07 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I 9 I0 H TIB N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TNB S T A T I OF FLORIDA. IN ARO FOR SIM IN 0 L9 COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Cas* Ns: 99-1 441-C A- I 4-Q CLASSIFICATIONS I W P**^( la 9M ill RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAQEISI 17-99, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ha* been filed agamtt you. and you are required to serve a copy of your written defen«et. if any. to Ihi* action, on ROGER 0 BEAR of ROGER D BEAR. P A . Attorney* tor Plaintiff, who** addie** i* P 0 Boa *993, Orlando. FI 37907. and file the original with Ih* Clerk of the above atyled Court, within 30 day* aft*r the firtt publica­ tion of thi* notice, olherwi** a ludgmant may be entered again*! you lor Ih* rone! demanded in the Complaint WITNESS U Y HAND AND SEAL OF SAID CO UR T on Ihi* 10th day ot DECEM BER. 1939 Maryann* M o n* AS Clerk of *aid Court By Ruth King A* Deputy Clerk ROGER 0 BEAR HIHMAT NAJIB KHATIB Pubii*h December 19, 22. 1999 DEI-130 Legal Notices Plaintill. X a %***4*nwi ft T„wrkg XM V«rg XT \ Tigs on writing a good KtvtftiM in«nt Ae war) lo make sure you *r* pleased with the remit* imm youf Seminole Mevaid classified ad To make sure youf ad work* we suggest you keep m mind Ihe Mowing • Include as many tenure* ol the rtem you are *eflmg as you can dim* ol RememDer. the more you tM the latter you tel • Include a price By kiting a puce, you win eliminate unwanted can* from people who aren i vinous about Buying your merchandise • When you k*t your phone numcer. k*t me Erne ol day that n best to reach you You don l want people caking you when you l re at worn on sleeping NOTICB OF B A L I Notice i* hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered in in* ab ovs-ttflad causa, in Ih* Circuit Court of Saminol* County, Florida. I will sail tha property situate in Seminal* County, Florida, described a* ■ ehlbit 'A* A portion ol Lot 29. Block ’ D*. SLOVAK VILLAGE S UBDIVI­ SION. a t per plat thereof at recorded n mat Book 9. Paga 19. ol the Public Racord* ol Svmmole County. Florida, being more particularly bounded and described as follows Begin at in* Northeast corner of Lol 29, Bock - O ’ . SLOVAK VILLAGE. Irene* run South 00 degrees 03 00* E e il along Ihe West r jht of-way line of Slefanik Rued 98 80 feet; thence run West 104 00 leet: thence run North 00 degrees 03' 00’ West 9 80 lent, thence run Est 104 00 reel to tha Point ol Beginning; i 'gather with an Easamant over tn* South 1.41 leet ol the Eett 104 00 feet ol Ih* above described properly al public tale, lo the highest and best bidder, lor cash, al Iha Watt front door ol the Sammola County Courthouta, in Sanford, Florida at 1100 A M . on January S. 1998. DATED this 1*1 day ol December. 1998 Mary anna Mone Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jan* E Jasawic Deputy Clerk IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH a d is a b il it y w h o n e e d s a n y ACCOMM ODATION IN OROER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING. VOU ARE ENTITLED. AT NO C O S T TO YOU. TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CON TACT CO UR T ADMINISTRATION h i 301 N PARA AVENUE. SUITE N30I. SANFORD, FLORIOA 32771, |407) 323-4330 EXT 4227 W ITHIN 2 WORKING OAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARINO OR VOICE IMPAIRED. C ALL 1#00-993 8771. N O TE; TH IS C O M M U N ICA­ TION. FROM A DEBT C O LLE C ­ TOR. IS AN ATTEM PT TO C O L­ LECT A D E B T AND ANY INFOR­ MATION O BTAINED W ILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Gibbon*, Smith, Cohn 9 Arnett P O. Boa 2177 Temp*. FL 33*01 Publish. December 9. IS. 1999 OCX-93 (.•UAH A N T t E O PRIVATE P A R T * ' . U P t R ’ .EL SPFCIAlS M O NTHLY le r S P E C IA L X lines S days S '8 T lines S days $10" 6 lines. 2? d,)ys. S65 Legal Notices - H e a l t h I* B e a u t y O F V9N IC LB A U C TIO N 91 Ch*v P/U. 41QCC914A4M970I993 SO C h e v . 4I237KAK4244S9 90 C h ry . 41C3XJS93XLQ903491 Auction will be held 12-29-99 O 10 00 AM at Pritchett'! Towing. 1240 S CR 427 Longwood Publish: Dacambsr 13. 1999 OEX-129 A new cream p* available Ihal aciua*y k.ia me fungus mai m leet* toenmis For further mfor manor and ordering C*M 407-326-1302. The administration of the aatat* of JO H N P. B O K S EN ­ BOM. deceased. File Number 99-101S-CP, i* pending in Ih* Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probai* Division, the addr*** ot whtch i* 301 N Park Avenue, Sanlord. Florida 32771. Th* namat and addr***** ol th* personal rep­ resentative and tha personal r*prai*ntat<v*( attorney ar* set forth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All persons on whom thi* notice is served who have objection* thal challenge Ih* validity of in* will, the qualifica­ tion* ol m* peitonal represen­ tative. venue, or juviediction ol ihi* Court ar* required lo III* their objection* with thit 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 creditor* ol Ih* decedent and other persons having claim* or demand* *gam*t decadent * attala on whom a copy ol this notice it tervad within three month* alter the date at Ih* first publication of thit notic* m ult file th*ir claim* with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS A FTER THE OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIC E OB TH IR TY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE of a copy of t h is ALONE 7 Soners Deling Bureau' RESPECTED since 1977' Ages 150-901 800 922 4477 <24hrsl Walk m* welcome 7 (My* Pnvefe rms Female Slat Use 4MM0007785 407-339-3300 3 PEOPLE NEEDED in Sanlord lor 4 well known bwider lo help out m the c*t>nel oept Eip 4 p/us but not necessary Thi* is the perfect opportunity for someone locking to learn a new *k>l Fast paced work environment with lot* ol OT Mon-Fn and Sal I reeded Cat GPC Stating 260 SC66 Sf Cieir- As* ter 3 favors 1 business. 2 impossible Say 9 h*il Many* e tn * lighted candle every day for 9 days Pray whelher you Dei.me or not On she 9th day. pubtshed Powerful Novena Thank you St Clair A/C 9 Refrigeration Tech. Mm 9 rs eiperence BereMs 9 Ofug ree 323-2990 C A S H IE R S Will tram for Ton collector* 24 openings for llet-Bie people FT4 PT Pd Training, vacation health, denial. Me nsuijnce Telb To Live Peychkt'f Love, Money Know your Fu­ ture Talk Uve One On One Now* 1 900 420-3012«7597 S3 99r rrm Musi be 18- Precall 602954-7120 The 1-900 Dele Line If Listen to single guys 9 gals looking lo meet someone I xe you 1-900-3 70-4339 *7647 $2 9 9 mm Musi De 18- Procall 619645 8434 23— L o s t & F o und USED SPAS Call 407-994-3443 Winter Gerden Assembly Workers: Large greennouse reeds sed-motivated assembly workers Plant Puller Preppmg and Finishing 9 Des>gn W*l Tram Vared hours AppTy m person. 8770 W Stale Hd 48 Sanford Apprentice Earn SI3CC • bo­ nuses lo start No etpenence necessary pad trps rapid ad­ vancement 328-7255 Astembiert. metal saw opera­ tor maintenance Water Bonnet. 350 Anchor Rd Casselberry FL Buy sen, trade, consign Free pc* up & disposal 3229911 Would person eno found my wallet please call me again Signed. George Scot! CLERICAL PERSON needed Some typing eiperence plus good phone skills 37 hr F/T Can Insurance Risk Services 3C2-9004 Eipertenced Pr*school TeacherWorkmg with 2 year olds Call 407 322 8547 Place Your ad here I Call 322-2611 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R by Luis Cam pos n o t ic e ON THEM All othar creditor* ot th* deca­ dent end persona having claim* or demand* agamat th* dece­ dent's *>lat* must file thair claim* with thi* court WITHIN THREE M O NTH S A FTE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. 0EM AN0S ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Th* del* of the first publica­ tion of this Notice i* December 8. 1999 Personal Representative CECILE S BOKSENBOM 430 Village Place. Unit 200 Longwood. Florida 32779 Attorney lor Person*) Representative LAWRENCE E DOLAN. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No. 099261 LAWRENCE E. DOLAN. P A 900 East Jackson Straat Orlando. Florida 32601 Telephone. 1407) 641-7300 Publish: December 9. 13. 1996 DEX-63 ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL V/LTA Apprv Job Assist Wkend classes National Truck School 1-800-418-7394 7 1 — H elp W a n t e d IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT FOR S tW IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA FROSATS OIVISION File Number bS-1039-CR N O T IC I OF A0M INI8TRATI0N r a in in g 21— P e r s o n a l s Longwood M**sege Studio. IN RE ESTATE OF JO HN P BOKSENBOM Deceased 70— E13UCAT10N ft* T 9MH40VE FUNGUS TOENAILS NOT4C9 th e u n k n o w n sp o u s e CF BRfQlT A. TOBIN, and ANTHONY f TOBIN. JR .; Defendants. S*m jot i JOT V rsa« AOteea Wta*« SOUTM TRUST MORTGAGE CORPORATION. ■v»BRIGIT A. TOO *4. ft* <*f*> **ja i Lots Ceiecrry C *hwr eryplogramt *i* creeled from 'U-. I . I - - . by 1*mou* can md prevent E*t« One. m ew c* # » Herds *ot erorn*. hpue, t . u P wjuah V •V K X Z BL A T V B G F X Z Z K M U T . A T T G K B G F P L M Z U B L Y M W W V R W T M Z T K T W R I ‘ R L T Z X F T G Y N W B L T Z , R L X F T K MZ J B P G F T F , — S M L W B Z BG K P L L X S M G T U X Y S K . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N ’Actually most women keep secrets as well as men It jusl takes more women ’ — Clyde Melton. Jr (Cl I M e By NEA me 13 �I • A • Sominola Herald. Sanford, Florida ■Tuesday. December 15. 1998 G E TS JOB DONE! Buy '1 — H i l p W ants n It s time to prepare tor the Holiday. O rder your Classified Dis­ p la y Help Wanted Ads now* 71— H r t r W 71— H r ip W a n t e d anted Concrete laborer- cu l Tme or P4rt Tim e. Start immediately 4C7-33I 9S30 DISHWASHERS COOKS. SERVERS “ Cracker Barrel” 334-1030 200 tkekman CV (t-4 and Hay 461 DRIVERS •Affordable prices ■ P e v rs M M serves •Qua'ily work 'Oisnouhon m your xxai area (to seasonal help from err Dtoyees who reside t t » by i Cat (407) 322 3811 A Ask for me Classified Dept Let your displays start working for you EARLY’ Dn»e<s COL fur Local Dekvenes Permanent positions ava<abw* CompetNve pay Caa Party at 4C7 647 6010 A t Temp*. EOE No Fee t ipd home, office cleaners | Auto and phone required Ei cedent pay 4C7645 1414 ___ j Eipenenred robber tire loader operator tor prt A loading trucks Nea* Sanford Aaport 334 7499 Breakfast Server. House keep­ ers. House Men A AM Dish Washer: FT Apply Lake Mary Courtyard, t35 Intemanonat Parkway Lana Uary 444-1000 Food Service Early AM Won Fn PrepPkg meats InsMotion cook evp Lift to 75 Y)S Better Lncng tor Seniors 33J8877t116 DFWP EOE Benel.ts CNAS" Hair Dresser - Be Your Own Boss' Needed for local estab killed retirement community Can Bod tor deta il 333 7306 For 7-3, 3-tt Must be stale certified longwocd Retirement V.iage Can 767C5CC fit 2! CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS inbound outbound cat centers Hourly pay Phis 5SS Ccmm-sSOI Cal Sandy or Patty A 407 647 #0t0 or ta» resume 407.647-8128 A-t Tames. EO€ No Fee Delivery Driver tarty AW MonFn Bulk meals. uf| to 75®* Better Lnring tor Seniors 133B677«116 D F W P EOE Bene­ fits m iring f in is h in g p a c a e r tor mama canvas cp*'iir:r ________ Caa 337-H35________ Delivery Drlvsr; Part Time t 30pm-5 30pm. Monday thru Friday 56 hr Good driving record a must Knowledge of Sanford area a Pius Apply in writing to 339 E Commercial St Sanford FL 33771 DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- Experi­ enced * equip 4 site won a plus Vacaton 4 Pension (407) 333-6133 Handyman a.tnted to do work on homes Caa 333-7181 o* Peep 96O0CS8 4 leave numtet MERRY MAIDS HIRING Cat A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 131 5366 HOLIDAY GREETING BE EMPLOYED NOW SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT Shipping Clerk 8hr Handle U P S Dept Quality Control Thr Base i c an needed Order Puller 8hr No boredom eve. Grinder Ihr 700 W 35th St Call 132-3044 EARN EXTRA INCOME LABORERS NEEDED 5300-5500 weekly mailing gift reftiftcites For more informa­ tion send a serf-addressed stamped envelope to Just For fCds PO Bo» 0610 LLarrv FL 33166 FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CO N TR ACTO R HI a LTH INSURANCE AND 4014 f U S 1 Orvt tree workplace ApeTf at eeo Muter Drive Anemcme tonne 1*0*000 flOW HIRING JOBS. JOBS, JOBS Maintenance tar retirement comirkjnay Full time or Part time Experienced m at apartment repars and must have own knts 300 W ArrpcrtBNd Call Bern a 333 7306 SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brantly A Assoc 634-7444 M«tal Building Workers: Full time Tools and transportation required Cal 131-4918 Banquet ers carpenters. dry wall scaffold erectors wiffi tools ORDER ENTRY CLERK serv­ and Secretary/Receptionist. FT tor counswung center m Sanio'd Typing, delation phones. A general ort-ce duties 339960Ci 1C6 or tas 339 3129 U *500 DOYEN...WHY RENT? When you can own ttvs 3 M m homo w G HA new patot A car pet 7 Ask about MUO homes' The HWIman Group. Inc. ........331-6333 DELTONA .’ 1 liv t»n. carport, toed yd **307mo itoeeeree* 321-4TM i t 5 lam rm Ip. tenco sem porch CHA *600'mo 407 943 5223 904-740 8903 it ,5 tA W C fh < ^ M )» 4TA.I*- 71— H f ip W a n ted 71— H WE NEED A TOP-NOTCH PERSON! WE SHOULD GET TOGETHER! W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves people! W E O FFER : • S A LA R Y P LU S C O M M ISSIO N + IN C E N TIV E S • F U LL B E N E F IT S IN C LUD IN G - M EDICAL, D EN TA L, LIFE & 401K. • 2 W E E K S PAID VACATIO N P ER YR. • A G R E A T A TM O S P H E R E W H E R E Y O U C A N EAR N A G R E A T INCOM E! C a ll K e l l i e t o d a y t o s e t u p a n i n t e r v i e w . 322-2611 S e m in o le H e r a ld The Seminole Herald is looking for 2 phone pro’s to work part time in our circu­ lation department. Hours are ideal for high school students or anyone who has some spare time and wants to earn extra cash for the holidays. W a n ted Tree Service needs etpenenced equvmenl eperator* COL driv­ er ctaw truck operator, skid steer operator, mechamc. and pt> foreman Cal 333 3441 Now hiring all portion* Top ter 1 I year pay. pad vacation* after d a Drug Medical benefit* and Free Work place 4650I W SR 46 West Sanford 407-130-7779 A 3770 Ortando Or 17*2-Santord 407-311-4106 DENNYS RESTAURANT. Warehouse Workers needed large companies in Orlando area Pay based on eipenenc* Apply today work tomorrow Cal Sandy at 407 647 8010 A-f Temps. EOE No Fee Production Aiiociatet Come and lee why INVACARE « a groat place to work Aa a leading manufacturer of home health care product* we *eek Nghiy motivated production at tociaies (machine operator*, assemblers) Requirement* Ability to Hand for 8 hr* aMity to Mr 35 fc* and ability to work overtime Saturday* We offer an air conditioned environment 56 0Ghr to Mart, wth rapd in­ crease potental A fnervsv team tpinted atmotphere A great benefit* Apply in person MonFri SAM 12PM Or 2PM 4PM 2t01 Eait Lake Mary Btvd Sanford, FI 33773 WELDER HELPER/ TRAINEE Mig for M S ,S Steer Manul Co in NW Oil Good Benefits D F W P 299 1593 Welder*. FABS M IG TlG Must be ad* to read b*ue prints Mfg Co Good beneit-j OFWP 299 1593 WAREHOUSE HELP *FuN lime position ’Esp preferred *Ful company benefits Mon- Fn 7 30-4 30 appry Kinco 337 Power Ct Sanlord 323 7500 FT Light Warehousa/Orlver work: Good driving record Drug letting required Appry in per­ ron 138 Commerce way San­ ford WINDOW SERVICE TECH *Fu4 time position ’E >P preterred •Fua company benei tr Mon- Fn 7 30-4 30 ippry KtoCO 337 Power Cl Sanford 333 7500 Secretary/Cftrtcal Portion ruth state agency lo­ cated m downtown Sanlord State benefit package High school diploma and on* year clerical eipenenc* Starting salary 57 58 nr Relume andor slate appkeahon to Band Boa* TW OOOt do Sem-nol* Hrrald 300 North French Avenue. Senford, a 33771 SANFORO C-2. Sale or lease Owner financing 600 *q ft 3607 Hawatha Business or hum* 7*6- SSTVpgr 639-153). SANFORD 3 bedroom house central H A apphanres 550(3 mo • *400 dep 333 3366 Fernet* to share wr male nee 2BFL2BA home wTwasher'dryer tSOGmo 303 5061 pgrS96 4303 Few hours > Good t Pice to set Free Brochure •008304713 FURNISHED ROOMS-AI Uhl* ‘ tod Launtky phone, and tut UW M S *90 a week 324 4955 TELEMARKETERS Fu« or pert time Top salary, conus A com­ mission Smoking office long- 7)7-93 Fern seeks NS no pet* phone. l385rmo inc! uM 324 3714 Pvt Bath cabi* TO P PAY DELTONA 3&2B 3000*q ft buck home 5 minute* horn new Deltona eut Freplace carport A garage, scr porch, fenced beck yard, security system, air comkboned family A kvmg room Nice neqhtorhood 567V mo or wet sell at 569 900 Caa 323-5499 or page S2V4227 IfM D R N E TRACTOR1HULERS W E m im ttm 21*—Wanted to Buy UREW ARO FOR OLD FtSFtWO TACKLE, old h/res.tackW bor­ es reels old duck decoys, hunt­ ing antiques etc Pay up to *1 000 I pay more Pen anyone A will pay *10 00 |u*> to see your ok) tackle M I 6593530 SANFORO AREA VACANT LANO L Markham Rd Estate Lot 3 3 acres Trees A more trees Price reduced to *72.*00 Owner Carry R. 166 Front Zoned GC 2 in town on 25in St *47.100 221—Coot) T hings to Eat BO BS PEANUTS Regular caiun. roasted, fresh jumbo shrimp, smoked fish, jerky 2330 Celery Ave. Sanford 223—Miscellaneous to * Compound Miter Saw 3 H P Craftsman Me new Used only 1 hr *100 00 Caa 330 6344 Christmas Special: 4 k f I tram lifetime mm board H O or N guage 330 7346 ________ Good Deal: New auto travel pod. Class III Ford hitch like new wneei chaif.youtn bed w/ new matires* lee sKrts 330-7346 231—C ars For S ale DELTONA 10 acres Ideal for motwe homesite horses came farming or nursery' Zoned agri­ cultural *3 900 ACRE Sm down w-owner finance *04-7871771 or *04-787-6622 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2495 n eed h o uses to r ent 105—Oltiix/T riplex SANFORD 2 < near Seminole US C H A W D Hook Up Crpt Sec 6 OK 333 4464 or 244 3513 118—O ffice Space For Rent ( t Camera 25th edition greet condition Wss than 64 000 miles *5 0CO Cal 333-3305 ■7 BUfCK CENTURY 4 dreak) » r runs looks good 11993 3493033 IA K EFR O N TLO T H e .,.. Lake Loch Aroorprvate 90.300 165 000 LAKEFRONT LOT Store Is land Ijx e Monroe 596 000 VACANT LOT Loch Arbor 536 000 kj pnv wooded LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded 533 OOC BAY AVE Sanford lot near park- 512 000 235—^ T rlck/Blses/Vans For Sale IM S Ford F t50: Eiptorer tire*, one owner. S’ 893 407 333 3370 after 2PM 331-5065 •Ir c h h o f f A MOVE IN SPECIAL" 400 *q ft A up' 1263 A MONTH Office^ t o r a g J 3 tO f3 0 w l3 ^ 5 3 ^ 81 GMC Van 350V 8 , 14 tn Great work van run* good 5930 324 3714 ‘ • 'a s s o c ia t e s 104 Oaks Ct. beautiful 1999 sq ft California styi* 3 story pool tennis cl amenities' |S129 00Q Park Av* Villa* 3BR.2Ba Townhouse condo*43 000 owner motivated Two Story Colental: 903 Caia i kna Dr 4BR wr huge wooded I lo4. fun up bath, half bath down Pnced to sea at *t06K* 331 *06) OAKRIOOE FARMS Osteen Dertona area 10 acres deal tor horses or cattle farm Mobile home or homesite Zoned agn 544 900 Financing avail w' sm down payment (904) 787-6300 ^ ^ a s s o c la t c s ■7 GMC LUXURY VAN Duel A C - AH goorkes’ *3993 3493013 238—Vehicles Wanted I 157—Mobile Homes Fob Sale CASH U S PAR2I r<* J u t * C ats. Truck* i Mttc1 x ifP M U R Q U U T tfU i B H W ) PARK AVE. MOBK.E PARK Homes *3 000 to 16 000 Set Up Fnanctoq QUIETt 131-1*61 181—Appliances & Fl’rmilhl For S ale ■Ir c h h o t f 243—T railers For Sale II FT TWVIL m i * rod top tie renovation begun not completed *1500 as it or *3000 completed Negotiable 303 9037 DISHWASHER Kenmore Good condition *30 0 6 0 373-4540 i f f UROABI I HOMFS r i N I U H ! I PR UPI RI I t S WANTED FOR SALE - Solid Mahogany Ofnlng Room Sal 30 yrt okt good cord Triple Dresser w/ Mirror A Night Stand solid wood, pecan color Sleeper Sola A Love Seal ike new 904 789-1033 __ 98—Rentals V I HOUSE good neqhbortiood On* yr leas* required 331-3941 Kittens tor safe *10 each Have them spayed or neutered A get 521 robafe 3495497 DeBary: 1/4 acre tot for saw to quwt neighborhood close fo shopping A Elementary school *8300 332 9340 hr message SANFORD 2/1 w dning rm heal aa ig porch 5)00/300 SANFORD 1/1 dupiek w' wa lei garbage A lawn main) .net Hear A i r 1340/300 Sanford 2/1 w Obi Garage tkning room Ig screen porch ■gut 15711550 JtSO 532Vmo Aa utaaes anq cable tod K4 privilege* 133 3399 For etp cabnet makers A lamrn a m D i e req Drug Free Work Place Apply n person to I C M . 1481 Kastner Place Port of Sanford A lat resume to 407 331-8454 ISJ^-A crfac.e Lot For Sale REAL ESTATE, INC ut.i inetd kJtch prrvs. NO *75rtvk deposit Caa 332 6663________ Room For Rent. Female pnrirt 199—Pets k S u m its MeltonvtWt; 43 Fam Rm F«e Pt 1I30K Dot' Jernigan Prop 333 3166_____________________ STENSTROM RENTALS WE TV-«C A »2* Wood cabinet eieehent condi­ tion *600 334-3612____________ Copper/Brae# lO Recycling: 321-0004 *1* W FlretAAF i t , AoL91 ; JUerMW 93—Rooms For Rent EFFtCKNCV Mad sen, -convenent location 331-4900 GENEVA: Beautful 5 acres' Lovely home low down pay ment *124 900 Free recorded message t 888 820 3546X7301 Prudential Florida Realty Sanford Avail 121596 211 w ethc *5751573 Cute 1/1 5400. *400 1314757 141—H omes For S a ii V tN D dfO ; U u y person! CORNER LOT. over 14 ac LR eat in kith gar *44.*00 4/2, Over 1600 Sq. FL- sp pi wisep m taws qrs *42.*00 MARKHAM WDS. 5bd3Ca ta cr* 3100 sq It Uv.Din.FanV Kin pool *333.*00 RENOVATED new cprt pamV car Me. n u h ut4 544.100 CARS, TRUCKS A VANS Any year make or modal. Will pay tog doEarl Call Geoff Bedine OE REFRIGERATOR 30 8 Cu ft. white, no frost freerer over frig. Ice maker *400 330-7033 MATTRESS SALE • Full 302-5734 we used B o i spungs A mattress 165 00 Larry s Mart 333 4132 I'A lfL O S H O It N I: v t NI I J Ht t' ROPLRI l ES t . ' t 4/ti4 Refrigerator for seta 16 6 cu ft - frost tree - Mage Chef - *300 Can 324 3782 SANFORD V2 C H A spkt plan, spacious no pets 5625 625 W JL Properttee • 15 Diy COL Training •Day AWtikand Clams • Financial Aaslitanc* H ^ T C r a g ^ tp I^ u U ^ ie r neat as a pm, no smokers no pets. S45Gmo Jernigan Properbe*. 330-3255 • Carriers Hiring On Site , Truck Driver s Institute MARINER S VILLAGE LAKE AOA 1 BDOU M 'uU O 3 60RM 5470SK) AhOuP 323-8670 800-554-7364 d m 2 123-472* 99—Apartments Uniurnished ROSELEA v il l a s Aft Special •UtO Uontti MUD OKAY 407-330-6*1] O ' i (7 u i r f p ,f: want To Earn some Extra Holiday Money? u p 1 story 4/1 FP porch 10% dwn. finance 579K 333 6607 LAKE MARY S/3 1/2 fenced comer n*e neigftiorhoott Ask mq t92 000 SANFORO HISTORICAL area. AT 1 luepiac* din rm, sunporch, freshly painted m/out fenced comer tot Asking *78 000 n f u r n is h e o 185—T elevision I t S tereo/Radio 141—H omes For Saif HOUSE FOR KENT 3 rooms, garage apartment un furrushed Cal 333 3316 103—H o ts is - Caa Dan Faulkner 7*7 *370 NEEDA CAREER? t a is 3BR 3BA Condo overlooks pool gated community *650 mo 330 4677_____________________ SHELTER ASST flight Kind Man in longword Work today get pad today' Asa about our free p<k up and on-very van servee Cal RMM O 3606108 Condominium Rfn HOUSE WIVES *'500 53000mo poterha N.t nonal Co, Rapd Eipanswrt Work l»om home 407 595 3713 tx u n ty Guard tor Sanford Co 10-t2hr shift. rotatmg weekends 407-1309346 (407)303-1*39 100— * F T Powcn Must have Com­ puter and Windows 95 etpen ence Good Benefits and Salary Ca l 330-1764 or 800-745 1595 ett 894 F T Apply luty 8 5 Humane Society 3800 County Home Rd 323 6696 • H ir e SANFORD- 2.1 duplei Central Air fteat, w d hook up. *4501 mo 5300dep. Call 333-336*. CLAIMS PROCES­ SOR FT PT data entry snppmg A re­ ceiving. invoicing etp helpful, family owned c o . benefits mcl 401K, vacation, etc Call Magnatone 339-3431 allO M l French ave. FOSes 744 lanfare. FL a m d 7 4 4 / V lV F f c A U file TXtT^ „j ft* f ^ r s r V Rent - 99— Apartments Unfurnished f*o>,s CLEWCAL OFFICE NURSES AID Full 4 Part time positens avail First ad 4 CPR leg Apply at Guardian home 431 E A.rport Blvd Sard 333-2545 ELECTRICIANSres*) A comm TOP PAY. BENE­ FITS DFWP Apply Sanford E-ectrtc 2532 S Pant Drive 333-1543 ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need ed N O W Covenant Transport has immediate openings lor driver trainees No experience ntkded Earn 45K to HSK plus benefits COL training available 800-435-5593 DRIVER NEEDED MOTHERS A OTHERS 5500 53500 pt Fun Training For Free Botnet Call 1800-2309675 8hr T ra d e • KIT ’V ('AKI.YI.F. ® h> Larry Wrtghl Class A. COL Stay m FL onfy 5 days on 2days off 3 ys mm OTR rtp Good d-rvng record 333-7t7« MICROGRAPHICS help wintad for production post-on Must have excellent references Eiper ence m Micrographics a plus, but mil warn me ngnt per­ son Salary based on references and evcerence 333-4943 or fat resume to 332 5413 Tram smocth meta< Office Worstt 8hr Tram' Lega- Fekl Data Entry Pad Medcai S e ll • // I D r i f t fiiir BOOKKEEPtNG/ACCOUrniNQ A INCOME TAX ler rdr. and business Accounting Solu­ tions Pius Inc 407 328 1800 253.Auimio.NS h Remodeling GREG GROSS LAWN SERVICE RESCOM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 333-0939. 279-H a u l in g LAWNS/LOTS MOWED Clean ups A under brushing 27yr* eap 0 332 2811 N 332 9397 CONSTRUCTION Clean up eat junk removed lawn care anytime 407-339-1641 or 407 365-0781 ADVANCE TECTONICS Addibont-Homet Addllions-Commercial Local Builder tinea 1961 323-9484 COCOOIM* 1 1 HOME IMPROVEMENT SVS. fans cabinet hardware Shetvet lights Orywall ropa r NO JOB TOO SMALL 321 3810 OilkdefWT) I 900446141* ■9/mf Credit Card Billing 1-800-CITY-FUN s *c * »■ t ‘y) rtu - k . J v r, t DUN RITE Rkl/COfflrtl Free sst. Uc/lns. Major credit card* accepted. 321-4122 280-H o m e 263*Carpentry Ladies Call FREE! (407) 786-TALK* 300-Pressure Cleaning Rental property garage shed clean ups appliances trash brush 407-3692838 ot pgr 407-6190217 PRESSURE Steam Washing Decks * Walks * Driveways STEAM FACTORY 324 7666 Im p r o v em en ts CARPENTER. A4 Home repairs painting A ceramic Me Richard Grot* 32 1 59 73 CHARLES 0. (Dan) MILLER Builder. CBC057285. Res.' Comm. remodel, additions, repair MC VISA 407-330-1741 «tw Retired Carpenter locking tor smart jobs Weil over 40 years cleiperwnce 321-0391 HANDYMAN Pa^t.ivj concrete dry wall, remodeling, renova tons Call 283 7069 275-Dkywall DAVID"KE Y CONSTRUCTION New/Ramodelln^Ttepairt Lie: CGC0J7936 330-7202 TOTAL PREP Clean ucv pressure d . hauling. Uwn care 407-303-7718 Lie Ins 301-Roofing YATES ROOFINQ sine* t*2S Church A Sr. Oise. 3rd. Gen. Lie. «RC0022*90 122-1441 312—T ree S ervice f-ro m call Melinda at 323-2611 S a n fo r d C o u rt ' STUDIO • 1 BEDROOM • 2 BEDROOM .Seminole Herald ■Single Story Design • fritmfy On-Site Marugemeni • No One Below or Aiove ■Energ-z Etticienl Studios • Furntsfted of Unfurr.tsherl Studios • Electricity Furmsfied in Studios Only SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3291 S. SANFORD AVE.. SANFORO 323-3301 DRYWALL-STUCCO Repa-rs Wall A Ceiling Tertures Matched Popcorn 122-833* 27&-ELECTBICAI NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICK * ELECTRIC 407-321-8733 LfC. ER0002828/Over 33 Yr*. 285-Landscaping IRRIGATION d o n PtCKREN TREE SVC Iieevstump removal Free esl Lcensed Insured 3297342 We install sod. ang tyt A repair srvitos. mulches, bnck pavers, stump grind. Indscp rock A devgn and ter fountains I wfl sod tree ol any pests and fun­ gus For esl. call 333-6317 or 414-7333 SIMPSON S ' Prol Tree Svc 30 yrs ««p 24 hr storm damage Senior dscounl Total tree care Free estimates Bucket truck available CaJI 327 4 736 LARKINS LANDSCAPING A Advertise your business every day in the NEW Seminole Herald for under $35.00 a month. Call the Classified Department today to find out how II (407) 322-2611. - 7 v r- - '■ * *. v}M ■ v » td. i H / t - i i . t!‘ m■ ■ ; i - i t - ? * �1 ■ So mi nolo Herald. San lord, Florida •Tuesday, Occember 15. 1998 ■BA BL0ND1E by Chic Young by Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY Options for treating gallstones DEAR DR. GOTT: I've been diag­ nosed with a gallstone in my common duct Would a strict diet help, or is surgery the only solution? DEAR READER: A gallstone that has migrated from the gallbladder to the duct leading to the intestine can cause severe pain and Jaundice. Once a stone has formed, diet will not help; the blockage must be surgically removed. Nonetheleas, you do have other options. Some patients are successful­ ly treated with lithotripsy, in which gallatoees are fragm ented and destroyed by electromagnetic waves This iin 't always as satisfactory as surgery, but it may be appropriate for you. In addition, doctors sometimes use medicine to dissolve gallstones, although this process takes weeks I believe that you would be best served by having the atone in your common duct surgically removed. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Gallbladder Disease “ Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Bos 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10134 Re sure to mention the title DEAR DR. GOTT: Arc chlamydia and Candida the same thing? by Howie Schneider E E K A MEEK DEAR READER No. they are quite different Chlamydia is a specialized form of bacteria that can affect the eyes, causing conjunctivitis and serious visual difficulties. It can also be spread sexually, causing a disease marked by swollen lymph nodes in the groin, genital ulcers, headache, fever and infertility. A rare type of chlamy­ dia that affects birds can be transmit­ ted to humans as psittacosis (s vari­ ety of pneumonia) Chlamydia has been reported to be spread, during birth from the mother to the infant, causing pneumonia Almost without exception, these infections are cur­ able with antibiotics. Candida is a fungus normally found in the mouths, digestive tracts and birth canals of healthy people. In patients with defective immune responses, however, the fungus can cause disease. For instance, it pro­ duces diaper raih, dermatitis and thrush in newborns. Diabetics have a tendency to develop Candida infec­ tions. as do patients whose immunity has been suppressed by AIDS or by anti cancer drugs Women taking antibiotics commonly develop Candida vaginitis, nr yeast infections, because the medicine kills bacteria that are Covering the problem ' By Phillip Alder • '■1 W* * r ARLO AND JAMS by Jimmy Johnson All beginners learn the expression “cover an honor with an honor." Yet this is bad advice. The first variation comes if the honor led has a touching honor behind it. If declarer is taking a finesse by leading the top of touching honors, do not cover the first honor — as highlighted in this deal Declarer had seven top tricks one spade, one heart, two diamonds and three clubs. There were several chances for an extra trick: the spade finesse could work, the missing clubs might split 3-3: the diamonds could di­ vide 3-2 However, there was a prob lem If South lost a trick, presumably the opponents would cash a fatal num­ ber of heart tricks DR. GOTT PETER GOTT, M.D. natural yeast antagonists DEAR DR GOTT: My 55 year old friend is gradually losing her eye­ brows. Her doctor tells her to eat bet­ ter. What do you think'* ACROSS t 7 13 14 Elvis the — Jai alai Night of the — Befuddled (3 wds.) 15 — to (cater to another's vices) 16 Melon pear 17 Fringe 1a Cede painter 20 British machine gun Symbol of slowness 23 Tropical basket fiber 27 Make bigger 32 Heavy drinkei 33 Mountain 3 4 ----- i 40 42 I fieri 47 Wear In Germany 51 Type of butter 53 Pronounces 55 Chant 54 Alarm bell 57 Roman loader 54 Fruit rlpener DOWN t Smoker's smoke 2 Mild expletive 3 Breathing organ 4 — rrtecum (handbook) 5 Like (tuff.) 6 Plastic n ig n w a y 34 Orowe molars 30 Linger DEAR READER: As people age, they tend to lose hair — eyebrows included However, nutritional defi­ ciencies. thyroid disorders and akin diseases can accelerate the process Perhaps your friend would be relieved If the doctor were to perform aome tests and give more concrete advice about diet. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “Eating Right For A Healthy Heart." 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Bobby Labonte has pole position for Pepsi 400 Stories from breast cancer survivors U r r in t »«n to n t, C « ...lb .r r y , Lafc. Mary, Longwood, Q »l«>o , W ln t.r Spring. .n d 91st Y E A R , N o. 4 0 The accordion has its place - far away e ^ h, F R ID A Y . O C T O B E R 16. 1998 50 Cents Agents arrest local men for bilking investors R v B i n Ksras K u m i n pnrtmrnt n rfm m f n nand H linthe » .. By Bin Seminole Florida .Investigators said. Chairman of the Board of Di­ stop selling unregistered se­ Accordions HERALD STAFF WRITER County ShrrtfTs Office a s ­ Monaco. on Insurance rectors for Legends Sports. make too curities In Florida. The De­ sisted with the sting operation. agent, acted as n consultant William "Jeir Mann. 38. of partment of Banking and Fi­ much noise SEMINOLE COUNTY • Four "All of the Insiders lived and a financial advisor to for Just one Seminole County residents and worked In Seminole Legends Sports, receiving a Longwood . acted as a financial nance then worked with the were arrested this week dur­ County and lhat area, said commission on every security advisor through the Continen­ state Division of Insurance Instrument. I tal Capital and Equity Cor­ Fraud Investigators In devel­ ing a stale-wide sweep of 13 IViul Driver, senior attorney sold. Investigators said. never liked poration. said Driver. Michael oping the criminal case. developers and Insurance supervisor with the Florida them. It used Legends Sports Inc. Is regis­ Monaco. Staples, and others agents who bilked 145 Floridi­ Authorized Entity Division or tered with the Lake Mary- E. Lewis, 38, of Heathrow, was to make me a financial advisor. enlisted various Insurance ans out of 810.9 million In Insurance fraud. uncomfort­ Heathrow Chamber of Com­ The four businessmen face agents and stockbrokers to connection with a promised Joseph A. Monaco, 46. of merce. able being criminal charges for violating help trap the savings of people golf, recreation and enter­ Lake Mary. In 1995 concocted James Dees. 72. of Heath­ Polish. An tainment complex tn Alta­ a Ponzl scheme In partnership row. owned the property where Florida’s Racketeering Influ­ living In Seminole County and aunt put one monte Springs named Leg­ with Jam rs Staples of Ten­ Legends Sports was located, enced Corrupt Organization elsewhere, state officials said. RU88 WHITS In my baby Potential Investors were ends Sports. Inc. nessee. using funds from new at 237 S. Westmontc Drive. law. crib. Legends Sports was ordered shown an artist’s rendering of The Lakr Mary Police De- Investors Inslead of profits. Driver said Dees served as two years ago by Milligan lo Whenever someone In the family ass Beam, Fags 8A started playing polkas on the accordion. I wanted to run away. In the early 1950s, more than 100.000 accordions were sold each year. Dy the late 1960s. the number was 35.000. Sales are probably a dozen or so now By Jim kivsra anyone wanting to play the HERALD CORRESPONDENT accordion hopefully has one. Everyone else has a guitar. SANFORD • Stories abound Lawrence Welk and Frankie about great social reformers Yankovtc are gone. Yankovlc By BUI Karas from the past. People like died Wednesday at age 83. He HERALD STAFF WRITER Booker T. Washington. John •w&s known as ‘America’s Polka and Charles Wesley. WE B SANRORD - Some city com­ King.” He sold millions of Dubois, or Gen. William Booth.’ missioners sec policies on bo­ These people made a difference records - none of them to me. nuses and overtime pay for city In the lives of others In big and Real music lovers don't care for small ways. employees as Inadequate or accordionists. Not now. Not ever. unfair. The City of Sanford has one What a terrible Jolt It was for "No one has been given a bo­ of Its own, and site could use many when Tchaikovsky Includ­ nus at this point.1’ said Com­ some help. Her name is P^t ed an accordion In his missioner Velma Williams. 1 Watlcy. and she runs tire TsJlri Orchestral Suite of 1883. What know that as an employee. I School of IVrformlng Ans*8nd was he thinking? He was Joking, - would have concerns. My main Academics located on tht.corrttht? concern is that we should have ner of 6th Street and Palmetto Wheh asked the definition of a ’ more objective evaluation Avenue. 'Per^rct pUch. one of * form, conaiderlng behaviors The Tajlrt School is an after­ and aldlla.* Tchaikovsky’s compatriots said school program that benefits Currently, an employee la it was the ability to close your k»w Income and minority chil­ rated a certain number of eyes, turn your back and throw dren In the Sanford area, many points by a supervisor, then of them foster children or from an accordion In a bln without awarded a bonus based upon a Mnglc parent families. touching the sides. Tchaikovsky percentage of the bonus money Whatley’s program brings cul­ was humbled. allocated to that employees ture to children ages 6 to 17. Thpre was an attomey-accor department. with the goal of leaching them diqfUst who sensed the same Tf we all have the same ■elf respect, self discipline, sigh of relief when a long court evaluation why don’t we have and self esteem. ^ case was concluded and when the same bonus?" Williams This coming year, due lo In­ he closed his accordion case. He said. creased enrollment, up to 100 gave up both pursulta and children will receive Instruction Commissioners Brady Lesbecame a cloistered monk. in the performing arts. Includ­ •ard and Wh.tey Eckstein . In recent years, several left­ ing piano, vtolln. musical thea­ agreed with Williams. Eckstein handed accordionists appeared ter, dance, and ballet, along Students also receive Instruc­ aald the commission should Ax often aa she can. Watlcy The schoolmaster la proud of on the scene. At first they were with receiving academic assis­ tion In entrepreneurship and aald she takes her students on her students, beaming with de­ Investigate "where the Inequi­ ties are.” tance through their tutoring etiquette; boys have lo wear field trips to New York City. welcomed because they seemed light as she describes their ac­ program. shirts and ties, holding' out ’ to have an advantage on the "Bonuses are there to reward They can attend opera and complishments. Watley’s Dice "I’m very proud of my stu ­ chain* for girls wearing dresses theater In America’s center or Club Is made up of at-risk, alright-handed accordionists. They how you do. not what you do" dents." Whatley said. and gloves. Lessard said. culture." Whatley aald. possessed more touch on the Commissioner Kerry Lyons bass, experts noted. Soon. It waa aald the current system, get­ determined the left-handed ting a percentage of a depart­ accordionists appealed to left­ m ents bonus money, is fair eared audiences only. because 'you’re doing different This accordionist we know Jobs." carries a beeper with him “We worked hard to create an throughout the day hoping that equitable pay plan." Lyons he wlU be called for a gig- His said. "If employees are going batteries have run out several to gripe about a bonus, we times even though he’s yet to get need to drop It. I don’t want It pected to compete in the a call. He remains an optimist. h e r SEd*STAFF WRITER granddad dy of senior competi­ to be an across the board bo­ nus." tions In Florida. Each of the Mary Ellen, who works at SANFORD - Leonard Stone winners will qualify for the City Manager Tony VanDcrAllegro Music Center In from Barefoot Bay Is coming 1996 State Championships in worp wants to Investigate the Casselberry, said that the shop back for another Oolden Age December at Sarasota. costa of changing the current neither sells or buys accordions. Games appearance. The secret Games Chairperson Lisa bonus system. *A few people have brought of winning gold medals he says Jones said that applications VanDerworp aald this over­ theirs In to sell but we won’t buy Is outliving the opposition. At already are being accepted for time pay costa the city an es­ something we can’t 8611.” she 92, Stone Is all but tn a class golf, swimming, tennis and timated $18,000 to 820.000 per of his own. softball. The entries on these fiscal year. Lawrence Welk and Frankie Hell be In the basketball, will dose O ct 23. Entries for "I don’t mind doing this." said Yankovlc were very nice human swimming and several track all other events can be made Mayor Larry Dale. "I want em­ beings who surely arc together and field events In this year's from Oct. 24 until 24 hours ployees to understand that In heaven. We’ll be surprised If 24th anniversary games from before the event Itself. Jones these are tough decisions, and Oct 31 through Nov. 7 at vari­ said. they have their accordions with were team players." Jones accepts each applica­ ous sites In Sanford and at the them. I believe Ood loves his Lyons added "we don’t have tion as If It were from a close AMP Deltona bowling lanes. angels and the saints too much to do this. It’s part of their A thousand or more golden relative. Jones knows almost to let this happen. Job." Ths Stonss plan to attend this ysar’a Os mss. agers (55 and over) are ex­ Sanford reviews policies Historic school-house needs help It’s tim e again for the Golden Age Gam es Septem ber warm est month September 1998 was the warmest September on record both globally and In the contiguous United States, according to the Commerce Department's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The temperature for the month was 1.08 degrees higher than the mean global temperature for 1880-1997. 59.98 degrees Fahrenheit, and continues an unprecedented string of record-breaking monthly global temperatures, which began with the very strong El Nino event. The period or January through September also established an all-time record lUgli. Temperatures averaged 57.4 degrees F. T he recent string of unusually high global average temperatures could be a algn of accelerated global warming." said Thomas Karl, director of NQAAs National Climactic Data Center In Asheville. N.C. The 1998 average summer temperature waa 72.9 degrees, the warmest on record for Florida and Louisiana. O rgan club to meet DEBARY • The Deltona Organ Club will meet Tuesday tn the fellowship hall of the Presbyterian Church. 267 E. Highbanks Road. DcBary. The meeting begins at 7 p.m., with a warm-up session played by Lee Christians. A short business meeting will lo sttrnd from Volusia County. The Make-A-Wlsh Foundation la a non­ profit organization which fulfills wishes for children between the ages of 2-1/2 and 18 who have diagnosed Ufe-threatrnIng diseases. follow. Glenn Lewis from Fletcher Music Center will be the guest artist. His program will cover a variety of music, light refresh­ Applications are currently being taken ments will be served at 8:30 p.m. for tills session which will teach prospec­ For more Information please f ii Jean tive volunteers how to assist tn fulfilling Hart at (904) 943-8154. or Dorothy children’s wishes and to plan fund-rais­ Bcthune at (407) 860-4871. ing. special events and public speaking Volunteers needed opportunities. LEESBURG - The Make-A-Wlsh "Our chapter operates In 15 counties In Foundation of Central Florida will hold a the Central Florida ares." said Robert regional volunteer training session in Kinney, of Sanford, executive director. Leesburg on Nov. 7. 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Applications can be requested by calling lb s foundation la looking for volunteers at (407)246-1974 or (888) 874-WISH. -8A-7A �People Food related illnesses can be reduced C A LEN D A R Writers" group Hu* Bound Tabic W riters' Group meets every S aturday at 10 a m m the ra le at B orders bookstore. 880 W SK 436 (southcaM com er of -IMG and KM). Altamonte Springs. Tlte m eetings are open to anyone interested In Improving wilt it' g skills, w hether for en ­ joyment or to advance tow ard getting work published, There Is no cost. Anyone is welcome to atten d the meetings, an d to p artic i­ pate by bringing exam ples of their own creative writing. If a serious critique Is desired brtng eight or ten extra copies lor others to m ark and edit. For more Inform ation call Darrell Jo h n so n at (-107) 2821449. Art Association Sanford-Seminole Art A sso ­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday of each m onth, at 1 pan., at Shoney’s In Sanford. Those Interested In art welcome to attend .* are S u n b e l t Daylily Club Sunbelt Daylily Club m eets the first Sunday of the m onth at 2 pan. through Aptll at the Agric ultural C enter In Sanford.. Pie club educates m em bers on daylily growing through slide shows, guest sp ea k ers and trips to daylily gardens. There are no club dues. Call 351-3219. M od elers C lub The Sanford Aero Modelers Club m eets every third Monday of the m onth starting .it 7 pan., with the "Model of the Month" com petition at G reater Sanford C ham ber of Commerce. 400 K. First St. All p h ase s of R/C model aircraft are presented The club's (lying field Is located In Sanford. For more Inform a­ tion. contact l.ce Donate nt 574-4732. Parents’ plan eases passing DEAR ABBY Mv mother recent­ ly passed away She had led a long, happy life and was greatly loved Years ago, huth my parents had the foresight to preplan and prepay all of their funeral arrangements. All Dad and the family had to do for Mother's service was order the flow­ ers; then we were able to welcome and s h a r e condolences with more than 500 guests It made her funer­ al a b e a u tifu l time of reuniting old fnenda a n d fam ily With an estim ated 9.000 deaths and 7 In 33 million eases of Illness an d an ecu mimic loss ot between $0.5 and $33 billion every year in the United S tates due to food hom e Illness eaused by p a th o ­ genic bacteria and parasites, a num ber of solutions have been suggested In addressing this problem . One of the proposed m ean s lo handle this problem has been the treatm ent of fowl by a certain type of energy of Food Irradiation. Tills ra n be done by exposing food. In hulk or packaged, to a controlled am ount of radiation for a sp relflc time. H its h a s a two-fold effect on the treated or Irradi­ ated food. It will prevent the division of living cells, and th u s the growth of bacteria, an d secondly if will slow down the m aturation of certain foods and vegetables. The present use of food Irradiation In Ihr United S tales ts based on very short wavelengths of gam m a rays, sim ilar to th at of m icro­ waves. that penetrate through the food, leaving insignificant energy residue. The Fowl and Agrtculliir.il Organl2ation of the Untied Na­ tions has estimated that ap ­ proximately 25 percent of all ADVICE food prwhiction Is lost after harvesting due to Inserts, h.icleria. and rodents. As such, a number of countries have shown Interests in the use of ABIGAIL Irradiation and pasteurization, VAN BUREN because both are used to de­ stroy pathogenic bacteria. Ir­ radiation is such a low heat process, nutrient losses are Our freedom to share great death of your beloved mother. Although it's difficult to con­ considerably less than otlirr memories was exactly what Mom of preservation, heat and Dad had planned. The arrange­ template death, facing the fact types ments were impressive. Their gift of th a t no one lives forever and pasteurization, and steriliza­ preplanning and prepaying is some­ planning ahead cun prevent a tion. Irradiation of food will thing we all should consider doing world of confusion for grieving not improve or enhance the relatives at a time when they quality of a food If It Is not for our loved ones. fresh. A LOVING. GRATEFUL are moat vulnerable. As y o u r le tte r Illu stra te s, DAUGHTER Based on guidelines Issued your parents’ preplanning was DEAR DAUGHTER! Please wise, thoughtful, and a godsend by the International Consulta­ tive Group on Food Irradiation accept my condolences on the during your time of grief. (ICFOFI). a joint effort of the World Health Organization (WHO). The Food and Agricul­ ture Organization of the United 3T77 7W Nations (FAO) and the Interna­ tional Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that cover all aspects of treatment, handling, and dis­ LOCAL FORECAST TIDES tribution. ‘emphasizes that, as Today, Saturday and THURSDAY: with all food technologies, ef­ Sunday: S u n n y . H ighs in 8 0 LUNAR TABLE: min. 3:00 fective quality control systems need to be Installed and ade­ th e m id to u p p e r - 8 0 s . a.m., maj. 9:00 a.m.. min. 3:10 quately monitored at critical Lows In th e m ld -6 0 s. p.m.. maj. 9:25 p.m. control points at the Irradia­ Monday and Tueaday: TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: tion facility/ P artly cloudy. H ighs In 5:51 a.m.. 6:11 p.m.. low: 11:57 There are 170 irradiator plants operating around the th e m id -8 0 s. Lows In th e a.m., —- p.m. New Smyrna world that process upproxlu p p e r -6 0 s. Beach: high: 5:56 a.m.. 6:16 p.m.. low: 12:02 a.m.. — p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 6:11 a.m.. 6:31 p.m.. low: 12:17 a.m., FRIDAY SATURDAY Sunny 86 66 Sunny 8 5 65 p.m. Dear Readers, BEACH CONDITIONS SUNDAY MONDAY A recent column in another Sunny B5 67 Ptcldy 85 68 newspaper written by Don D aytona Beach A New Boyette caught my eye. The Sm yrna Beach: Seas are 4headline was ‘Cocaine addict G feet w ith a m oderate asks, ’Why Me?" LO TTERY chop. Water tem perature at I am going to share with you some of the thoughts he ex­ Daytona Is 79 degrees and Hero ora lho winning numbers pressed to the columnist and soloclod on Thursday In iho Flori­ at New’ Synirna. 80 degrees. da Lottery: some of the questions he la Winds are from the northF a n ta s y 5 asking himself. They are mag­ cast at 15-20 m.p.h. 4-5-9-11-24 nificent examples of what L o tto (O c t. 10) keeps a person In the addict 16-19-20-21-42-45 STATISTICS role; absolutely refusing to ac­ The U g h tem perature cept responsibility for their life B snford T h u rsd ay w as BB and their actions, and seeing Play 4 degrees and tha overnight low themselves as the victim, waa 6 3 . 041-9 rather than as the cause of R ecorded rainfall for tha their circumstances. period en d in g at lO a.m ., Fri­ Cash 3 Tile addict hays he sits In his day to taled 0 .0 0 in ch ee. cell In prison and wonders why 9-7-2 •S u n rise.................... 7 :3 6 a.m . things happened as they did; • S u n s e t ...............................6 : 0 5 p . m . how he became the "chosen one" from his loving, middle class family to become ad­ dicted. when all bis brothers and sisters experimented with drugs, but left them behind. He always has the question "S e n inn Seminole C ou n t} Since IV O fi" before him. "Why me?* He says Friday, October 16,1998 • Vol. 91, No. 40 that "death almost found him ' from an overdose at age 15. but Published Daily Except Monday, Saturday & Christmas by he continued using, then Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 N French Ave , Sanlord, FL 32771 stealing to support his addic­ Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 tion. Auto theft and other crimes ‘sent him to prison/ He ADMINISTRATION EDITORIAL PRODUCTION Dave Gachrwl - PuU isiier M ana O rem • EtMor Frank VonoUne - M anager tried counseling after his re­ Jorulee Manrn it'll Oenirw.se P eggy B eehner lease, but ‘within 90 days, the O d e ssa Pugr> - B u s^w ss M anager S h an liiw i.e G e n a Oukur - O perations urge hit him. ...People like him Dons Oetrich Linda Spw gui Freda Helrriers must have cocaine eveiyday/ J e a n a H ughes Chevy! 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Matthews, Widely Known Pastor/EvangeUst Jim Cliver, Well Known Singer Sundays at 10:30 A.M. Tra ve lo d ge - 450 D o u g in Ave. (1/4 mile North of 436) Altam onte Springs • Ph. (407) $74-8980 for Info. A d d ict has a ch oice S e m in o le H erald — —— FAMILY COUNSELOR t MARY BALK I have news for you. Auto theft doesn't send people to prison. People who steal things send themselves to prison. You weren't "chosen" for anything. Every single event that you have chronicled, Including con­ tacting IIIV from dirty needles, was orchestrated and executed by you and you alone. People like you do NOT have to have cocaine everyday. They can get themselves Into programs, narround themselves with support groups, feci the terrible, allconsuming, gut-wrenching pain of not giving into the urge to use again, and (hen they go forward. It’s people who whine, feel sorry for (hcmBcIves and say ‘why me’ that keep right on doing what they have been doing and get the same results they have always gotten. You have u choice. Mary Balk Is a Certified Addiction Prevention Professional and a counselor at Crooms Academy. Phone: 322-S742. parson, batad onpfabb occupancy, nendiao availability j *^5 P 877-FLY-2-FUN It M l HI. AlcMl HiiMit it II UaM«4. IUUUI W h a t are y o u w a i t i n g for? Revival Services NoY/4.*mt)4?r H 1 1 Q uest S p e a fa x : REVIVAL SCHEDULE Stea, C U m anda S ilv e r n 10:30 am In the sanctuary 6:00 pm In the sanctuary M u sic a l Q uests: Monday, Nov. 9 - Wednesday. Nov. 11 Wednesday Evening 11:00 am services Lunch following In the Fellowship Hall 6:30 pm In the sanctuary M x, (£ M a s . £ lm v M xxcex FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SANFORD • 519 S PARK AVE • 407-322 6041 �S * m tn o le H nraK j S a n K y d R o o d a F rid ay O c t e t * ' 16 1998 3A School------co ntinu e d from Page IA Irm a live education Ixtys whom she h a s h ern winking with s ln r r Ih r fourth grade, Tfirv now collabom tr with th r Or lundo Opera. attending an o p era cam p every summer and also working with the Hoy's and Girl's Club. Whatley said she Is proud of s tu d rn ts like Terry McKinney, a senior at Seminole High School who Is a national o r a ­ torical winner and the state president of Future B usiness le a d e rs of America. She also m entioned Aurelia Myles, who has gone on to m ajor In dance at Howard University In W ashington. D C . after going through her program. Or Dcm rtria IVltv. who has gone on to engineering school. She h as stu d en ts who have gone on to Yale University a n d to law school Many of her former stu d en ts Irelieve in the p ro ­ gram so much they later return to teach as volunteers. Watley started the Tajtrt School in her hom e 10 years ago. after enjoying a successful career as a special education teach er In the Seminole County school system . She was even nam ed Seminole County's T eacher of the Year Teaching her children In parks, ch u rch es, and anyw here else she could find space, her school finally was finally able lo lease their present building In Decem ber of 1995 T hru. In March ol this year, the city deeded the property lo the school, and thry now have a perm anent hom e Once known a s "The Little Red Schoolhousc.* the oneroom building was ro n s tru rtrd In 1883. As one of the oldest hom es In Sanford, the schoolhouse is pari of Sanford's h is­ toric to u r of h o m rs. Tlie building, however, needs a new roof and the school needs help. W hatley said Those interested In co n trib ­ uting and or finding out m ore about the school can attend an open house Saturday from 10 a.m . to noon at the St. J o h n 's Gallery on Magnolia Avenue In Sanford. YOUR NEWSPAPER c o s t s l i t t l e b». I i t s v a lu e is q r e o l Subscribe Joti.iy1 S e m i n o l e H e r a l d • 3 ? ? i-’ h l l Games------c o n tin u e d from Page 1A each by nam e. Many, like Jim and S usan T asciolti from Deland. have been coming lo the Games for 15 or more years. Thr Tasclottls are the h o n ­ orary co-chairm en this yrar. Doth an- entered In num erous HO-und-ovcr events. “We're very pleased to have the Tasclottls." Jo n e s said. “T h ry 'rr a perfect exam ple of what the Golden Age G am rs a rr all about.* T hr festivities begin with a Name That Tune contest at the Civic C enter on Nov. I at 2:30 p in . lad the Games begin. Call 1407) 330-5097 for more infor­ mal Ion. SAVE EVERY DAY FROM OCTOBER 16-26! the al most e v e r y t h i n g Scam--------- S h o p p i n g Spree c o n tin u e d from Page IA one of U-gend's Initial proj­ ects. an upscale recreational complex In A ltam onte Springs. The complex fea­ tured a golf driving range, a lighted par three golf courses, an IH-holc golf putting course, baseball batting cages, a clubhouse, and an Indoor In­ structional facility, state offi­ cials said. Insurance ag en ts persuaded their custom ers to cash In annuities. IRA's, and other In­ vestm ents In exchange for a 9-m onth prom issory note paying 12 percent Interest, state officials said. The agents assured Investors th ere was no risk, claim ing the notes w err Insured by “financial guarantee bonds’ Issued by Insurance co m p a­ nies. Investigators said. t _ Tile promised Legends Sports facility was never fully developed, and had since been , sold. Q E O R Q E C. B E A T O N J R . George C. Beaton J r.. 64. Silver Maple Terrace. Sanford, died Tuesday. Oct. 13, 1998 at Florida Living Nursing Home. Bom Sept. 7. 1934. in Suffolk. Va.. be moved to C entral Florida In 1991. Mr. Beaton was a m echanical co ntractor. He was u Baptist and a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Survivors Include wife, Margery: sons. George HI, Travis. Sam m le W heeler. Suf­ folk. Va.; daughters. G eor­ gette. C hristina Rogers. Suf­ folk. Va.; brother. C arlton. S hlpshrw anna. Ind.; sisters, Alice Kirk. Rocky Mt., N.C.. Lucille White and Bonnie Bracy. Suffolk. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of a r ­ rangem ents. JU D S O N R . B H E R R O U B E J u d so n I t S h cm n isc. 49. East First S treet. Sanford, died W ednesday. Oct. 14. 1998 at C entral Florida R e­ gional Hospltul. Bom Ja n . 28, 1949, In Maumee. Ohio, he moved lo C entral Florida In 1956. Mr. S herrouse was a m em ber of Holy Cross E p isco ­ pal C hurch. Survivors Include m other. Laura, sisters, W anda. S an­ ford. Geneva Henson. C ynthia Prcshong and Karen, all of Deltona. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of a r ­ rangem ents. B e a to n , O a o rg t C. J r . Memorial services for George C. Beaton Jr.. G4. of Saofurd. wlw died Tuesday, will be Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Orumkow Funeral I Ionic Chapel with Chaplain Ted Model! officiating. Gramkow Funeral Home. 500 E. Airi>mt lUvd.. Sanford. In charge of arrangements. |407) 332-3213. k « ii ** . t Suits Sportswear Outerwear Sweaters Blouses Khakis Jewelry Belts, Wallets & Scarves Slippers Hosiery Lingerie Sleepwear Handbags Plush Toys Sleepers Baby Blankets Playwear I it i t i • iff* V ITUOO It O nly Happens Tw ice A Year! Lace Up Your SnAkers & Join Us in the Race t y r r h e Cure*! 25% Off Catalog purchases from our 1998 Fall & Winter Catalog. P r o c e e d s fro m th e R a c e F o r T h e C ar** s u p p o r t th e S u s a n 0 . 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The M lteym ltes got a taste of reality when ti i-v played an undefe.tled and well-coached Hawk squad 'Hie Notes were left w ondering what r.ln over them after they suffered a n 18 0 setback. Tlie Pee Wees wen’ u p next and the game was played mostly between the 6 0 -yard lines. Whenever one of the team s drove deep into ihelr opponent's territory, the defense would I come up with a big stop. Sanford took over with 47-seconds left on the clock and the game looked headed tor over­ time But Uic Hawks prevent defense got burned a s Mike McKenzie hit A.J. Arm strong with a 30 yard touchdown p ass to give the Nolcs a 6-0 victory. Tile Sanford Junior Midgets tossed an o th er shutout. 19-0, to remain undefeated, but It was not pretty. Tlie Nolcs looked sloppy In the beginning and when quarterback Anthony Taylor got Hiked up early, tlie problem s were c o m ­ pounded. At halftime. Sanford only led 7-0. its lowest points scored in a half all season. But the dc fen sc cam e up with a score In the second half and the offense kicked ft In gear to seal the deal. The final game of the day found the Sanford Midgets getting bllndslded by the high scoring Hawks offense to the tu n e of a 32-0 defeat. Sanford was to have played In Kissimmee on Tuesday and W ednesday tn m ake-up gam es with the Kowboys. Uv Je ff llcrlln lck e NSMMAN'I S e o u l'S EDITOR \POPKA You have to give ihc ! Milan Greyhounds credit Ilrev never go quietly hut. too o f n n Ilrev | ii >-i can't finish the deal I vttian fell to Apopka last night. .15 27 ending a one game winning streak I'he G reyhounds erased a bugi dclli tt behind 3(XI yards passing hour Milan Krause, bin came up nisi short l yman now has to win its (mat three gam es Del .mid. nl W inter P.itk and l-akr Howell to achieve Us llrst 500 season since 1991. lire loss to Apopka w as (‘s p e ­ cially Inistrattng Down 35-14 Krause stalled passing on nearly cvciv plav as the G reyhounds s( raped b.u k Krause threw two Inten cpttons In the fourth period along with thice touchdown p a sse s on the night, but turnovers and two unsportsm anlike conduct (.ills down the stretch doomed Lyman Apopka entered the game wililess (0-6) and threw everything In the playbuok at I.Milan Lyman coai h Larry Maker was pleased with K rause's effort but not that he was forced to pass on every down, P le a s e s e e L y m a n , P a g e 5A m oto Of ret* Lyrnan sophomore defensive lineman David Jostyn brings down an Apopka runner while follow Greyhound Jose G o n za le z Bobby Labonte gets pole for Saturday’s historic Pepsi 400 ' IN BR IEF Special to th e H erald H iaw assce boys r o m p ORLANDO _ Tlie Hiawassce C hristian Academy boys s u t l e r learn raced to a 3 0 halltim e lead and increased their advantage In the second halt i lalming an 8 -1 vu lory over Calvary C h ris­ tian Thursday night. The win was the second of the week for Hiawassee. which blanked Faith C hristian 5-0 on Tuesday. Alex Dlzveltc led Hiawassee 17-9-2) with three goals and one assist, while Bui eh Byrd had two goals and one assist, Jeff Thom as added one goal and two assists, Kevin Swindle and Drew Brown contributed one goal each and A ntonio Harrison and Jam es Harvcr chipped tn with one assist each. Byrd also played a hall in goal getting one savt while M enu Habsutt added two saves. Mat Morgan had the lone goal for Calvary C hristian 11-12). W S B L now re g iste rin g WINTER SPRINGS _ Die W inter Springs B as­ ketball la-ague is now accepting registrations lor the IW 8-I999 winter season. P le a s e s e e B rie fs , P a g e SA K a llr t i tries to get in on the play during Iho Blue Darters' 35-27 victory over Lyman Thursday night at Apopka High School Back on the front row. Bobby Labonte drove his Pontiac Grand Prix to the fastest time in the opening round o! qualifying lor the Pepsi 400 Thursday night at Daytona International Speedway. Ho had also won tho polo for the Daytona 500 in February DAYTONA HKACH . Making n three-I'nr-four in resirli lor-piale races nr I99H, Hobby Labonte grabbed Ins tbtrd pole of the year by holding oil .Jett llurton and Dale J a m i t to lead 49 ears In Hud Pole Awanl Qii.illlvlng lor Hie Pepsi 400 Thursday at Daynma In tern atio n al Speedway The younger Labonte toured (lie 2.5-inlif. high-banked facility in his In terstate B utlcrtrs P ontiac G rand Prix in 46.485 seconds, for an average speed of 193.611 rnplr. Tlie top 26 positions were se­ cured m T hursday's first-round qualifying with the rest of the starting order to be determ ined tn Mud Herr Ser olid-Mound Qualifying today |Friday! ai 6:30 p in. T h a i was a lot quicker than I thought it would go." said Labonte. I (list pointed It In the right direc­ tion and It turned out to be real last. T his is the sam e ear we've had all year in all four restrictor-plate races. Knock on wood. If we can gel through p ractlre tomorrow night well race It on Sal unlay. When I cam e by that llrst time and the guys told me what the lap time was, I was shocked. 1 was looking for a good lap. hut that was sharp. The guys have done a terrific Job. so lar. so good. We'll see what we've really got on S aturday night." Mrirtou secured the second starling position for Saturdays TOO mile event after posting a quir k lap of 46.710 seconds, for an average speed of 192.67H inph. In Ills Exlde Matt cries Ford. J a m i t . who was last week's win­ ner In the W inston 500 at T al­ ladega Superspeedway. placed third In the nm uliig order with a lap of I 9 2 . 0O H rnplr In Ills Ford Credit T aurus. Terry Labonte, who sat on the outside pole for the Daytona 500. Just m issed placing his No. 5 Kel­ loggs Chevrolet on the front row by turning In a lap of 191.963 mph. P le a s e s e e R a c in g , P a g e 5A Senior showdown set for Saturday in Youth Flag Football From S taff R eports SANFORD _ It will be show ­ down time this Saturday in lire Senior Division of the City ol Sanford Rr< reation and Parks D epartm ent Youth Flag Foot­ ball la*ague In games last Saturday (October lOlh), the Com luiskers pulled off a 12-6 upset of the previously undefeated Serntnoles and the Si riders moved into a lie tor first place wiili a 16-8 victory over the B roncos. Those results, along with the Serntnoles' 12-7 victory over tire Broncos and the Stcclcrs' 14 6 victory over the Cornbuskers on Ocl 3. set up a buttle lor firs! plate this week between the Serntnoles and S trelets a! 2 p III (111 the field ai toss (rom Sanford Middle St bool !u results from other dlvi slotis O c to b e r 3 rd : Minors G ators 22. B ruguls 0 Rattlers 30. Gulden Knights 0 Majors Hears won a tie blr.ihc! .tiler hultlltlg to a 6 0 Ui in regulation with lire Jag u ats. Fait oris 12. Cowboys O. O c to b e r 10 Minors _ Galors 27 k altlers 0 M entals 12. Golden Knights O Majors _ Falcons 20. Hears 6; Cowboys 7. Jag u a rs 6, The standings are: Minors _ G ators (3-0), Rat­ tlers (2- If. Benguls (1-2) and Golden Knights (0-3). Majors _ Falcons (3-0), Cow­ boys (2-1). Hears |1-2| and Jag u a rs (0-3). Seniors _ Serntnoles and S trelets (both 3-1). Cornhuskers (2-2) and Broncos (0-4). '(Ills Saturday's schedule: Minors _ R attlers vs. Bengals, 9 a m ; G ators vs. Golden Knights, 10:15 a.in. Majors _ Bears vs. Cowboys. 11:30 a m.: Jag u a rs vs. F al­ cons. 12:45 p.m. Seniors _ Sem lnolcs vs. Sterlets. 2 p.m.; C o m huskrrs vs Broncos. 3:15 p.m. Doing the dam age were: OCTOBER 3 M IN O R S G ators 22. B engali 0 Andre Debase had touch­ down ru n s of 20- and 19-yards, while Myler Neal had a 40-yard kickol! return for a touchdown lor the Gators. Jo sh Aniirii and Myler Neal added twopoint t oliversion n i l s No k Danilin had an Intcricpttoii lor the Mengals. R a ttle rs 30, Golden K nights 0 Sergio Detrevtile had touch­ down runs of 51- and 26-yards, relum ed an interception 18yards for a touchdown, threw a two-point conversion pass to Tim Mlnrry and scored a twopolnt conversion on a run for the Rattlers. Leon C arter also added a 29yard tout hdown run and J o s h Atkinson contributed u twopoint conversion run. 6 al halftime. Wade came up with iur In ter­ ception and later hit Jim m y Postell with a screen p ass that turned into a game-winning 71yard touchdown. Tlie Broncos were driving for the game winning score, but the attem pt ended on the Seminole 20 yard line. M A JO R S B e a rs 0 , J a g u a r s 0 The Sterlet's dom inated the ball In the first half, going on a 16-mlnute. 80-yard drive with Frank Hicks scoring on a seven-yard run. Brandon Bryant then got an Interception that kept the Stcclcrs ahead 6-0 at halftime. Tire C ornhuskers scored In the second hall when Mike Pryor returned an Interception 25-yards for a touchdown. Bill tlie Slcrlcrs gui an IIyurds touchdown run from Danny Jo h n so n and a twopoint p ass from Frank lin k s to Danny Jo h n so n . Hit* C ornhuskers got the ball back with 1:30 remaining, but Cleophus White picked oil a pass lo end the gam e. Jazz Gipson and Daniel Baron had Interceptions for the Bears as both team s played great defense. The Bears won tlie game by gaining the m ost yards In over­ time. F o lc o n i 12, C ow boys 0 Danny Thom pson had a 22yard touchdown m il and Radley Williams passed 23yards to Cam eron Smith for the o ther touchdown for the F alcons. Ja k e Polk m ade a touchdown saving Interception for the Cowboys. S E N IO R S S e m in o le * 1 2 , B ro n c o * 7 Tire Broncos' Iwonard Stile passed 5 5 -yards to Marcus Perry for a tour hdown and then hit DaMarto Stilts with a one point conversion p ass dial off­ set a Brian Wade 80 yard kick off return as the Broncos led 7 Stcclcrs 14, Cornhuskers 6 OCTOBER 10 M IN O R S Bcngals 12. Golden K nights 0 Nick I).mill.i Mured on an eight-yard nin and Cory Brooks scored on a 25-yard run to account for the Mengals scoring. G a to rs 2 7 , R a ttle r s 0 Jo sh Arinell threw a 20-yard touchdown p a ss to Ju stin Patron and later ran tn a score from 38-yards out to lead the Galors. Andre Debase also scored twice for lire Gators, on ru n s of right- and 29-yards. Jo h n Salt o ran tn a pair of conversions, while Mylar Neal also had a conversion run. M A JO R S C ow boys 7, Ja g u a rs 6 Tire J a g u a rs scored In tire first half on a 15-yard p ass from Freddie lin e! to Takius Luster. But th e Ja g s continued to be snake-bit (two losses In over­ time and a one-point lossl when Ronald Bradley returned an Interception 4 0 -yards for a touchdown and Crystal B rad ­ ley's extra point nut gave the Cowboys the win with less than two-milltiles left In the game. F a lc o n * 2 0 , B e a r s 6 Tire Bears scored In the first half as Jazz. Gipson passed 40yards to Joel C hesser to set-up a one-yard touchdown plunge by Dane Hager. Hut the Falcons countered with a pair of 50 yard touch­ down p asses from Danny Thom pson to Rallv Williams. 'lire only second half score came on a touchdown p ass from Thom pson to Cam eron Smith and a Williams to Jo h n Ardlto two-point conversion throw. B E N IO R B C o r n h u s k e r s 1 2 , B e m i n o le a 6 Brian Wade again led the Serntnoles with an Interception and a 45-yard touc hdown p ass to J o h n Williams. Tire C ornhuskers, however, got revenge for un opening season loss (In overtime) when Steve Bniley passed 53-yards to Mike ITyor to tic the score ut halftim e and then finding Ron Williams from seven-yards out to win the gam e. B te c le rs 18, B ro n c o s 8 Tire Sleelers led 8 0 ut halftime when Cleo White stored from five-yards and Brandon Bryant added a twopoint run. Tire Broncos got an 8 0 -yard kickoff retu rn Irom M arcus Merry and an Eric Bryant to Blake C hesser two-polm pass. Tire winning points cam e on u 25-yard touchdown run by Danny Jo h n so n and a two* point p ass from F rank Micks to Brian S hanls. Cleo White also Intercepted a pass for the Sleelers liial killed a Broncos drive. �tli.tt 1m llliMtlril C o n itn n ril Iro m P i g r 4A I l l ’ ll Mu' Ir.iglli' n lli'is Ir.n n s In 111\ tv.ii■11• 11*>111 k m ilrtg ilM rll tinm lit)i gr.ltlr 12 Ini I mi|11 I m i v s . l l n l (■Ills If m u w w w u sh l t m i i I 'Iti.l1 s 111 ■ r< i!l s t f .t t lm t u t i l I h h r lf l .it Itirll.tn I M ils J , h h sn ti I I n f i l l s .tin! .if I )\ K t l ii l l l ^ h S* (sttril ( P u p W .i t lM i tofilli.ilt 'Kilt ) m i ( )< Iti lirt 17 l i m n M (H i .1 m .( (H i p in K i-g iM r.itiu n ini ms. . n r L e g a l N o tic e s ,n .n l.ilili ,n .ill Si m l L e g a l N o tic e s ( iaiIIit\ P l a i n !-M vs DONALD C OIRLI c a n d ic e a n u n i JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D EFEN D A N TS ! R E -N O T I C E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NOTICE IS MERER* GIVEN (■u'tua’il !o * Summary Einal Jurlgmn-ii of foreclosure date.1 October Jill, TUSH, rnlKipil in Civil C m No VS 1979 CA M l o! Iti» Circuit Couil ol the ISTM Judicial Cucud in and Eo» SEM> N O IE County SA N fO R D . Flolida wherein NO R W ESI M ORTGAGE. INC A CAIIEO R NIA CORPORATION f/K/A NOR W EST M O R TG A G E, INC A Mi n n e s o t a c o r p o r a t i o n PlAinPEl anil DONALD C R llU E. CANDICE A OlEUE. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOT AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION a .a Defendant* I mil anil to |hi highe »1 and baa! b.rldet loi cath a! JO' N PARK AVENUE, S a n t o r o . F l o r id a jjftt between I ! 00 a PI and 7 00 (i m on Min 10th day ol NOVI M HER 1998, lha !o.lowing described property aa tat lorth ip taut Sunipiaiy Final Judgniant In mt LOT 40 Tllll RON MILLS PHASE IA ACCO R DING T O tmi pi A! thereof as RECORDED IN PLAT HOOK i r PAGE 13. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SI M .N O U CO UNT* FLORIDA Dalad till* 8fh day Oclnllai <9911 IC'R C U II COURT SEAL I MARIANNE MORSE Ciaik ol IF*a C ueu t Couil Oy Jana E Jaaamc Deputy Clan DAVID J STERN ATTORNE* FOn P lA NTiFF KOt S UNIVF RSH* DRIVE S U iTt 500 PLANTATION F . 13174 95-01760 Pubntti Octobai !6, 7J 1999 D IV ' I I IN THE C IR C U I T CO UR T OF T M I I 1 T H JU DIC IA L C IR CUIT . IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O UNT* . FLORIDA G E NE RA L J U R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A SE NO: SS 1392 CA l « H MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANV SUCCESSOR 0> MERGER TO METMOR f in a n c ia l in c vs p l a in t if f EDWARD A KRAMARClK If LIVING ANO IE DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS, DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL O T HER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST 0* THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST EDWARO A KRAMARClK UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EDWARD A KRAMARClK. if AN*. BARBARA J KRAMARClK IF LIVING. AND if DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES AND a l l OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST 0* THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST BARBARA J KRAMARClK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of BARBARA J KRAMARClK IF AN*. NCS m o r t g a g e s e r v ic e s , l l c , f/K/A NCS CONSUMER SERVICES. LLC. EDWARD A KRAMARClK STATE OF F l o r i d a d e p a r t m e n t or REVENUE AMERICAN g e n e r a l f in a n c e , INC . DISCOVER* MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTING. INC JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS u n k n o w n t e n a n t s in POSSESSION D EFEN D A N TS ! NOTICE OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary final judgment ol lotedosure dated □ ctobei 7th, 199B. entered in C o il Cate No 98 1397 CA 14 K ol the Cucud Cou’ l ol the TBTM Judicial Cucud in and lor SEM I­ NOLE County SANFORD. Florida, I will tell lo Ine fugheit and beti bidder loi catn Hie WEST FRONT DOOR ol the S EM iNO lE County Courthouee located at 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE in SANFORD. Florid*, at 11 00 a m on the 10th day ol November. I99B. the lolloping detcirbed property aa aal lorlh in and Summary Final Judgment Icr wit LOT 3. BLOCK E. HIDDEN LAKE. UNIT l-B . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH EREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IT . PAGES S3 AND S4. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated thit Blh day Octobai. I99B (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARIANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Cucud Court By Jane E Jaaewic Depuly Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF BOt S. Uniyerady Drive Suite SOO Plantation. FL 33374 I9S4) 733 8000 In accordance m in (he American mth Oiaabu.bea Act. peiaona wdh disabilities needmg a apacial accommodation lo parlicipata in this proceeding anould contact Ih# Cletk ol the Cucud Court at the SEM N O IE County Courihouae at 407-3214330, not lattr lhan acven day* prior lo the proceeding It hear, mg impeued t-800-955 8771 H D D ) or 1-800-955 B770, via Florida Ralay Service Publiah Octuber IB, 73. 1998 DEV-10B IN THE C IR C U I T CO UR T SE MINO LE C O U N T Y FLOR IDA c a s e n o en i i b 9 c p •N nr ESTATE OF W 111 JAM MtCMAf l DOUGHERTY t)et #av#if N O TIC E OF ADM IN IS TR A TI ON The edminiftfration of the #%tat*» of W ill LAM MICHAEL D O U G M fnTY , deceased F tie Nynbfff 5*A 869’CP i% p#nd<rg in the Cucu*t Court lor Seminole County flnnd(i Probate D ivtti ft the addfetS of wh*ch i i f O Drawer C ’ I Sanford Florida 1 / 7 7 ? 0659 Ih# names mod addresses of Ih# Personal1 Representative ant! Ih# P# rton a l Representative * attorney ,i»« set forth fiftiu m AH intomtlfH] parsons are required to fil# with this court, w it h in t h r u M O N TH S o r TM I riR S T PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E h i All de-m s against th# estate and (?) any objection by an interested per ton on whom this not<c# wn*. served that challenges the validity of the will, ft*# (|uaM»ca iiorii of th# Rational R#ft*i*sent411v*> venue, or jufisdiction of th# court ALL CLAIM S ANO O B JE C TIO N S not so fil ed w «ll ni forev IR rtARRID Publication of I hit Notice ha# begun on October 9. 1998 Ranrjn.tl Representative, Mont# R ShoemaSt*' 701 Fait Qalleirrf Street AFfamantu Spring* Florida John V Oiium, Esquire Florida Fla* r o 135940 213 South Swoop# Avr'ouo Ma fland, Florida l?7*(i |4Q/| 645 5325 Attorniif for Per tonal Rep’utehtatJv# Publish October 9. 16. 1999 PEV-72 N olle• of Sal# Pursuant to Ha Statute A3' iOh anti A1-0O7, tfi# laiir of contents, househunt and muc of th# following tenant* to sat •sty own«f can* will In h#id on October j i 1998 at 9 00 am at 4 Mmi Storage Inc 7/0 M,Cfcman Dr Sar ford Ft 407 321 Bltt? Unit no Kathleen flu*fcer € 12 13 ' 4 15 D#rt Bogdany I 8. 9 18. 19 W-lluim Price D t3 A $50 00 deposit t» ' v 11l. 7«»rf to b^i P ib liih Octobnr 16. 7 3 . 1998 DEV 121 _______________________ tlm t IliNHlllnt* fin .ill WSMI u m?rf !r.»mi« ir|*tstr«i S 4iiu n l. 1v ( *1 fitlirf 17 Anvniir srt'kliii* titrtln r inlmin.ttimi m ulm <2*1 h p Ul lT*lli I I,n r | nil I n i t ,i v lilt’ ll!*, l i n n l l ) I d p III A l llV lt lr - n ttl ti ll r l l l l l l l l l l C lr.i-.k r t l i.i ll Hie Int If t in 11,1 ItIIIr ^ V t l lt l.i s t ll «. r ill k . m i l In ts n l l u l l .it ir l ^ . i t t i r s i 'v i ' i i i i i i ; ts s r , Int i hiltlrrn .iU''s M u> 12 lo t itiiin m t n n ii.iiin u i .ill !2M 2 K > 2 I it ills fs It.is a n IN T Ml C IR C U I T C O U R T O f THE t A?H JUtllC 1*1 C IR C UIT , IN AMO r o n ■ TMIN O LE c o u m t v FLORIDA Q ENEHAL J U R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE N O : ST IB TA CA M L NORW ESI M O R fG A G t INC. A CAl If OIINiA CORPORATION f A A NORWESI MORTGAGE. 'NC A M NNESOIA CORPORA! tON S i IlirttK I n t f 't r s i M a iiltilf if m r tiiii lilf u i s ltm ild d im tut .»* 14071 « .ill ( In is M2 1-5 2 H 2 Na/arene basketluill tourney SAM OKI> S.mtnrd I tr*-t ( liiirrllrrl llir \.i/.r ii*«ir will Imst .1 2 tin 2 ll.iskt ll’.ill Tciiirti.imcnt mi S.itnrd.rv Or tnlirr I7lli llir double r-litiiin.itlint tm im arucnt will h.iv*iwri dlvtsiinis Adult I'i-iinil Ovrr mul Voulli | h .iik I IImlrt I list .nid Sr-<mid I'l.iri- p rt/rs will bt- ,iw.tided lul e.icb dlvistrni .is well its T sfllrls Inr i-.trh |(.Utlr Ip.ml ( ’usi Is per te.ini with proreeds tn bene Iit the Vrrutli nt S.HlIrnd First C'hmi ll it! the N.t/ii trilli 'n r inlnrm.iiiim .rnd in n-reive .1 rejilsir.iitnn tonii 1 .dl Siiitlt’id 1 11 si ( b u n b ul the N.t/.treiie .11 1-1071 :i22 :<122 UCK basketball teams to hold Midkni^bt Madness OU|j\NlJO _ The I f I -s m en’s iiud wnmeii’s b.isketb.dl If.tilts will kit k nil then I'I'lH 'fM r .mtp.d(>i)s witli Midkiiir’bl M adness on the i r e Mini; nl Or tuber Ifllb .11 the UCK Arena I1»e dnurs tn 1I11- i t m u will open ill 10:1(0 [>,in Pet Ini m.mi i s by the t'< I b.md 1 beer leaders nnd dilut e le.nn will kit k nil the Icslli'.ils <md will be Inllnwed by u v.im tv ul .itm in e s , draw mus ,md lines until niidnmbi. At Ib.d lime till* i'I'IH Mu versions ol Ibe I'C I men s .md wonii-n's b.iski tlr.ill tennis will in.ike Ibell en tr.illie Into Ibe nrenn anti will p r.u llie unill .ipproMin.iii lv 12 :t(» .1 in. Atlri IIn- pr.n lire llteie will be .1 spei Ini op pnrtunilv lot Inns .mil the plovers alike to Inter n il. Ibe plliiln^rnpb lot Ibe 1‘l’tM b*> m en's hns ketbnll sitredlile poster will be token nl thnt time nnd Inns ore Invited to be 0 port nl the event Ibe doors In ibe Are no will close nt op pTdS.tlll.ltciv I .1 tit Friday Niyht Fun SAM OKI) o p en r^-tn nl Snnford (lynmnstlr s. Legal Notices N O TIC E OF PUBLIC A U C TIO N ’* 1<ce ■■■■ !h #i #p y given S« -7"r»■f■ i# «Vr#oor Service emit in at Public Auc lion for «aivai# for cath on dam and fo highatl ti4defer the following deicfi|j#r] w#hue1#t O ct. 26. 1996 96 Ford 1 DR Vm # JFA l P II 36WR116387 Thu lo t lion w>tt I n h#lcf at 1*' jrif* on the i i n l dafot »• *■»«* <i«minol» Wmi k#' Service 2540 S Myrtle Ave Su* »oru F«j 1277J Rroapec riv# b.dder* may •ntpeef (retirelee one hour prtor ta s.iip ie»m% are cavh or certi t'#£f fun j# f erhinof# Wrecker re&e'vet tfi# right fa accept or fejetf arip jn d all bids Publish October 16, 1998 DEV ’ 8 IN THC C IR C U I T C O U R T OE T H I 16TH J U D IC IA L C IR C UIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLORIDA O ENERAL JU R I S D I C T IO N DIVISION CASE NO. 08 1315 CA 14 K Cf Nl AM r i Ol MAI SAVINGS DANK PLA»NTIFF VS DONNIE E SM i T h , IF LIVING AND IF Df AO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. GR AN T! (S . ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES c l a im in g a n in t e r e s t b y . THROUGH. UNDER OR IN TH E C O U N T Y C O U R T AGAINST DONNIE E SMITH. OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT. DONNIE E SMITH, IF ANY. IN AND FOR NAN R FERRELL. SE M INO LE CO UN TY . IF LIVING. AND IF DEAO FLORIDA THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE CASE NO. 9S-52 C C - 2 0 - Z h e i r s DEVISEES SPRiNGWOOD VILLAGE g r a n t e e s , a s s ig n e e s . CONDOMINIUM LIENORS. CREDITORS. ASSOCIATION OF TRUSTEES ANO A IL LONGWOOD. 'NC . a OTHER PARTIES not for profit CLAIMING AN INTEREST OY, Florida corporation, TH R O U G H .UNDER OR Piamtiff. AGAINST NAN R FERRELL. 1 vt UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KE i t h m a l a c h u c k NAN R FERRELL, IF ANY. i and UNKNOWN SPOUSE. MONTGOMERY SQUARE Defend ant a HOMEOWNERS NOTICE OF SALE ASSOCIATION. INC . NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN DIG 10 TIRE STO R ES. INC . fha! on the 10fh day of A DISSOLVED FLORIDA November 1998 at 11 00 a m at CORPORATION. th# weal front door of th# SOUTHERN WHOLE G IA S CO . Seminole County Courthouse in INC . STATE OF FLORIDA Sanford, Florida, the under DEPARTMENT OF signed Clerk will offer for sale REVENUE. STATE OF FLORIDA the following deaenbed real DEPARTMENT OF LABOR properly AND EMPLOYMENT t h a t c e r t a in c o n d o m in i­ SECURITY. SEMINOLE u m PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT COUNTY. FLORIDA. 117-D SPRINGWOOD VILLAGE. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE A CONDOM INIUM PURSUANT AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN TO THE DECLARATION OF POSSESSION CONDOMINIUM RECORDED IN D E FEN D A N TS ) OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK N O TIC E 1331. PAGE 1049. PUBLIC OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE RECORDS Of SEMINOLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN c o u n t y , F l o r i d a pursuant lo a Summary final togelher wilh all structure*, Judgment of foreclosure dated improvement*, fialurea. appli­ October 7lh, 1998. entered in ance*, and appurtenances on Civil Case No 98 1315 CA 14 K said land or used m conjunction of th# Circuit Court of the 18TM therewith Judicial Circuit in and for SEM I­ The aforesaid aale will be NOLE County. Sanford. Florida. made pursuant to a Summary I will salt to th# h>gh#sl and ftnal Judgment entered »n Civil beti bidder for cash the West No 98-52-CC-20-2 pending in front door of th# Seminola the County Court of the County Courthouse located at Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in 301 North Park Av#nu# in and for Sommole County, Sanfonj. Florida, at 11 00 am Florida on the 10th day of November. Oated this 6th day of October, 1918, the following described 1998 property as set forth in said MARYANNE MORSE Summary Final Judgment, to* CLERK OF THE Wit CO UN TY COURT LOT 34. M O NTG O M ER Y By Depuly Clerk NOTICE SQUARE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED A M E R IC A N S WITH IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAGES 8 DI S A BILITI ES A C T OF 1S90 Administrative Order AND 9 PUBLIC RECORDS OF No. S T -3 SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA Daied th s 8th day October. if you are a person with a dis­ 1998 ability who needs any accom­ (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) modation in order to participate MARYANNE MORSE m this proceeding, you are enti­ Clerk of the Circuit Court tled. at no cost to you. lo the By Jane E Jatewic provision ol certain assistance Deputy Clerk Pleat# contact Court THE LAW OFFICES OF Admin,stral-on at 301 N Park DAVID J STERN. PA Avenue. Suit# N30V. Sanford. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF FL 32771 (407) 323 4330. 111. iQ'1 S University Drive 4227 within 2 working day* of Suite 500 your receipt of thu notice; if you are hearing or vo«ce Plantation. FL 33324 impaired, CAN 1-800-955-6771 1954) 733 8000 TAYLOR AND CARLS P A . 98 2673KCNJ) ATTORNEYS FOR THE In Accordance with the PLAINTIFF. American w-th Disabilities Act, 1900 SUMMIT TOWER person* wdh disabilities need­ BOULEVARO. SUITE 800 ing a special accommodation to ORLANDO. FLORIDA 32810 participate in this proceeding Publish October 9. 15. 1998 should contact th# Clerk ol the DEV-73 Cucud Cou’t at the SEMiNOLC County Courthouse at 407-323 N O TIC E OF A U C TIO N 4330, not later than seven days This Auction will be field on prior to the proceeding it hear­ Nov 51h 1998 at noon at 325 ing impaired. I -BOO 955-8771 Aulifi Av# , Oviedo, FL |T0D| or t-BOO 955 6770. via Pr os pec li vtr b idde n may Florida Relay Service ritftpecl ih# « thirl#* on the day Publish. October IS. 23* 1998 before the auction from 9 AM DEV 109 Legal Notices rr'itil 6 * M Term*, ,■*# cash or erfther! fund* only Oviedo Towing r<**#rw#* Hi# right to accept or refuse any and all bids The following *#* 'cue* are Offered far bids *4 jeep Chetove# V f • 1J4F J605?h* 245520 86 V W Goff V.n • iVW f A0174QV059047 60 Chevy Cheveti* v.n • 1B0S9AYS5M 04 *6 Ford Thunderb'rd V.n* 1FALP62W3RH109289 Pub'-sh October 16. 1998 Df v-102 IN T H E C IR 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 I C I A L CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR S EMIN O LE C O U N T Y . FLORIDA G E NE RA L JU R I S D I C T IO N DIVISION C A S E NO: •• C A 1 4 -G MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY F/K/A MELLON FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION «9 PLAINTIFF VS ANGEL L ALFARO. ET AL OEFENDANT(S) N O T I C E OF A C T IO N C O N S T R U C T I V E S ERV IC E TO ANGEL L ALFARO and LU2 E SANTIAGO whose residence it unknown if he/the/they be ftving, end d he/the/they be dead, the unknown defendants who may he spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, end ah parlies claiming an interest by, through, under or agamsf the Defendants, who are not known lo be dead or alive, and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in the property described m the mortgage being foreclosed herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property LOT 73 APPLE VALLEY UNIT TWO ACCO R DING TO THE plat th e r e o f as r e c o r d e d IN PLAT BOOK 16 PAGE 35 PUBLIC RECORDS OF S EM I­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA has been Med agamst you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. to il on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Plaintiff s attorney, whose address is 801 S University Drive *500, Plantation. FL 33324 (no later then 30 days from the date of the fust publi­ cation of (his notice of action) and file the original with the clerk of this court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter; other­ wise a default will be entered against you (or the relief demanded in the compiaini or petition filed herein. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court at SEMINOLE County, Florida, this 6th day of O C TO B ER . 1996 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Caput* Clark LAW O fFIC E S OF OAVlO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF BOT S UNIVERSITY 0RIVE SUITE S00 p l a n t a t i o n , f l 333i* 98 JS8SJ (FNMAI MEL Publiah: October 9. 16. I99B OEV-76 N O T I C E OF BALE OF M O T O R VE HIC LE P UR S U A N T T O F.B. 713 7» '986 OLOSMOBILE 4D VIN 1G3AJT9R4GD41351B Sa’a arid .ahrcla location r “* 1*1 St Santoro FL Sat* out* October 26. 1996 al 10 00 ToHing/ttoraga conrpar* r « avrvat the right to Mithdran card vahretalkl trom (he auction For more tnou'ia* call 407 6577995 Pubtrah October 16, 1996 DEv-123 New Smyrna Racing HAMSI I.A \rw Stuvm a Spcrtlwiiy will i.iktti-uu t s t.**;•' tips Lvi-ckt-mt (Oct Id 17), ailing with tin- itlulii show ui D.ivtona lutrrnaM uti.il Spi'i'ilw.tL iis it will Must nit tuR tin I’oili Fmliiy ii IrMi »iih 1 S.ituril.iv .tltcniuuu o u I'ridiU uiRlit. st.irtluR iit 8 p m .. Fairway Jri'p . ( hrvsli-t I*1viii(>ttilt will host a U itr Model 125 l-tp r.trr ll luntl.t l*rti Type- ntlt-sl that pays $2.5(X) to wilt Also u|) tin- sihi'dttlc will be regular division ritcing. li-altirrs only. In ibe l.lm ltrd L.itr Mod­ els. Open Wlteel Modlllrds. Sportsm an. MiniStin ks, Itombers anil Kim A lim its I ’ll R .t lr s ii|H ti at 2 p lit w i t h I r o n ! R a le lit K» i windows o p e n lt iR -it 7 p i n l i i k i t s w ill In -S 15 lot ad u lts Isbou via ir 1‘e p s t P m III k e t a t tin 1 tnnl Tit ket Window lot a s ’, d isioim ti wtlb kids I I-and Under adm itted tree On S.itnnl.iv their will In .( special KNIil'HM 125 davllm e ra te that will beRin at 1 |i m and end ai M p m so Ians ta n Ret to ihe 1‘epst TOO ITte Kndiiro will pay $5,000 to win (based on 100 paid entrtes) and will tm islst ol 125 laps ol Rreeri 11.ir r.u ItiR no yellows and red II. i r s only It a driver Is tn datiRer or a tar is blot king tin track Tickets will be $10 for adults (show vtiur I’epst TOO In kel at the Front Tit ket Window lor a $5 discount) with kids 1 1 and Under adm itted free Seminole football tickets SANFOHD . Tire Seminole High School Ath letk Uoostcrs are olferlnR reserved season font ball tickets for $50 eat h Call Connie Hall at .'122 5100. Racing C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 4A KotmdltiR out the top live was deleiidlng iJaytoiia .500 c h a m ­ pion Ir.de iCunrhardt Knmitardi set uted the till 11 starting position m his familiar (iuodwrench Plus Chevrolet after being the very lirsl ear out In (|iiallfyltiR. he posted a lap of l ‘ t l .780 mph NASCAK W inston Cup p o in ts leader Jell Gordon set tired Ihe eighth starting position in his IrnPoui ( hevrnlrt while his t loses! p u rsu e r Mitrk Martin tam e hom e sixth In the t|ttalifying order In his Valvnllne Ford Tlie on-track st hedule for to ­ day Includes NASCAK W inston Cup Series prat lice from 3 p in.-to-5:30 p m . Hud Beer Second-Bound Qualifying at 6:30 p.m. and final NASCAK Winston Cup practice from 7:30 p m.-in *» p.m. Race fans attending Pepsi TOO Second-Round Qualifying and Final “Happy Hour P rac­ tice tin Friday will receive an added bonus. Daytona In te rn a ­ tional Speedway will give a special limited-edition lighted NASCAK ra te t a r key chain to the first 5.000 ticket-buying custom ers on Friday. 'D aytona al the Speed ol Light.' will fulm inate with one ol the most anticipated NASCAK events in history, the In­ augural nighttim e nt nnlng of lire Pepsi TOO on S aturday al 8 p.m. Lyman-------------— C o n t in u e d f ro m P a g e 4A "We don't want to gel Into that type ol gam e.' Baker said 'W e want lo run the football.' For awhile, that worked fine. Lyman scored on its first possession, taking over on a fumble re­ in very at the Apopka -11. Lyman ran the hall on every play and Kit Kaminski scored on it fourthand true. 12-yard tarry, making the score 7 0. T hat's when the D arters reached deep Into the playlrook. They evened lire score on tin- follow­ ing possession, capping olf an 80-yard drive witli a halfback option pass on fourth-ond-nlne from C ha/ Williams to Antonio Hughlry. Alter a Lyman punt. Apopka started moving again, lire Darters turned a fake- punt Into a 4-1y.trd gain and llughlcy carried It in (rum the two a few plays later. Barn- Sc-awnghl then took a direc t sn ap m for a two-point conversion. Meanwhile, the Lyman offense stalled. After the im pressive opening drive, the Greyhounds managed only eight yards the rest of the half. Lyman forced a punt on Apopka's next drive, hut were caught witli 12 men on tin* held, turn Ing the Ixill hack over. Sc-awrrtght broke several tackles on his way to a 2 2 -yard touchdown and the D arters again used a direct sn ap for a two- Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U I T C O U R T OF T H E I B T H J U D IC IA L C IR C UIT. IN ANO FOR E EM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLOR IDA O E N ER A L JU R I B O I C T I O N DIVISION C A SE NO: EE 1446 C A 14 K FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION P LAN TIFF VS LINDA GABBIOON. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASS'GNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR USTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLA MING AN INTEREST OY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST LINDA GABBIDON, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LIN0A GABBIDON. JOHN DOE I AND JANE OOE t AND JOHN DOE 2 AND JANE DOE 2 AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D E FE N D A N TS ) N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SA LE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Purauarrt lo a Sjmmary Final Judg'nant ol lo<». to aura dalad Octobar 7th. ,996. anlarad in Civil Caia No 98 1146 CA ,4 K ol Ih* Circuit Cou '1 at th* IBTH Judicial Circuit in and lor S EM I­ NOLE Count*. Sanford, Florida, I Kill aall lo Ih* high**! and b a il brddar lor ca t" (ha Waal trom door ol Ih* Stmm ol* Count* Courthoua* localad at 301 N Park A.anua in Sanford, Florid*, al 11:00 am on Ih* 10lh da* ol NOVEMBER I9BB. Ih* lollOKing daacribad proparI* aa aal lorlh m aa<d Sun-mar* Final Judgment, to m i LOT 47. OF GENEVA TE R ­ RACE. AM ENDED P l AT. A CCO R DING TO THE PLAT th er eo f as reco rd ed in PLAT BOOK 12. PAGE 82, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA Oalad th u 6th da* Octobai. 1991 (C i r c u i t c o u r t s e a l ) Maryann* Mora* Clark ot th* Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jaaamc Oapul* Clark t h e l a w o f f ic e s o f OAVlO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Univaraii* Oriv* Suila BOO Plantation, FL 33324 (954| 233-BOOO 98-272BBDFMW) In accordanc* m in th* American with Diaabilititi Acl. paraona k i I ’i diaabildia* need­ ing a apacial accommodation to rarticipat* in thra proceeding anould contact m* Clara ol tha Circuit Court at th* SEMINOLE Count* Courthoua* al 407-3234330, not I4ter lhan aavan day* prior lo th* proceeding. II hear­ ing impaired. 1-600-953-8771 (T 0 0 I or I-800-9SB-B770. via Florida Rale* Service Publiah October 16 23, I99B DEV-120 IN TH E C IR C U I T C O U R T OF T H E E I G H T E E N T H JU D I C I A L C IR C UIT , IH AND FOR S E M INO LE C O U N T Y , FL ORIOA OE NER A L JU R I S D I C T IO N DIVISION C ASE NO: EE 1ST4 C A 14 K LASALLE NATIONAL BANK. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VII. INC SERIES 1997-HUD 2 PLAINTIFF VS DOUGLAS BOSTIC. ET AL DEFENDANT,SI N O T I C E OF A C T IO N C O N S T R U C T IV E S ERV IC E TO HEIRS. BENEFICIARIES AND ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIM ING AGAINST THE ESTATE OF ARTlE L DANIELS A/K/A ARTlE L DANIELSB O S TIC , D ECEASED Khot* randanca it unknown it ht/aht/m t* b* living, and it ha'aha/th** b t dead, th* unknown dalandanit who may n* tp o u ta t. hair*, davnaaa. grant***, aitignaaa, hanor*. craddora. I'utlaaa. and all pari-aa claiming an m iaiait by. through, under or agamst Ih* Dattndani*. who art not known 10 b* dead or alive, and all p a l­ lia* having or claiming lo hav* any light, till* or mtaraat in Ih* properly daacribad <n in* mort­ gage bamg foreclosed harem YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thal an action lo loracloa* a mortgage on tha following property THE NORTH 48 75 FEET OF LOT 16 AND THE SOUTH 26 23 FEET OF LOT 17. BLOCK E. MAP OF BUENA VISTA ESTATES ACCORDING TO THE plat th e r e o f as r ec o r d e d IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGES 1 AND 2. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA ha* baan bled agamst you and you are required to aarv* a copy ol you' written dtlantaa, 11 an*, to it on DAVID J STERN, ESQ Plaintiffs attorney, wnoaa address it SOI S University Drive »JOO. Plantation, FL 1)124 (no leltr lhan 10 day* •rom th* data ol Ih* hist publi­ cation ol th.a node* ot action) and Ida th* original with tha dark ot thia court either bator* service on Plaintiff a attorn** or .mmadiatal* tnaraattar: otherm i* a dttauil will be anlarad aga-ntl you tor th* relief demanded in tha compiaini or petition Mad herein WITNESS my hand and Ih* *aai ot Ihi* Court at SEMINOLE County Florida, this 6th day ol OCTOBER. 1998 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF T h e CIRCUIT CO UR T BY Ruin King Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF OAVlO J STERN a t t o r n it f o r p l a in t if f BOt S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION FL 11124 98-2747 liW CC) Publish Octobar 9. 16. 1998 DEV-TS p n ln trr lo m ake It 23-7 at tin- half. Kraus*- Dually attem pted his first pass with Just over two m inutes left In the half. Me was joosrning up for later. A|>opka Just about ended things on a 56-yard punt return for a touchdown early in the third q u arter lo m ake It 29-7. but It wasn't over yet. Two plays latrr. Krause found Alfred Cleve­ land over the middle and connected for a 66yard touc hdown p a ss to make tt 29-14. Lyman blew u big opportunity a m inute later. TTie defense stulfed Apopka to force a punt. Apopka fal-.cd and made it for the llrst down, hut fumbled. Lyman recovered another fumble two plays later hut were pinned deep, Tlie G reyhounds reached the Apopka 35 be­ fore Krause fum bled on fourth-and-one. Again, though. Apopka let Lyman back into the game, fumbling three plays later. Jo se Gon­ zalez recovered, hut Krause was picked otl. it was returned for a score and It was 35-14. Krause kept slinging. Me hooked up again w it h Cleveland fo r a 0 9 -yard touchdown p a s s t o make It 35-20. and. after Lyman recovered .ut onslde kick, things got even wilder. From the Apopka 21. on tlie ninth play of the drive. Krause was picked ofT. hut Apopka fum ble thc retu n i to give Lvman new life on the drive. Krause connected wilh Dominick Cleveland tn the D arter two, and Krause sneaked It tn two plays later. It was 35-27 with 3:27 rem aining. Lyman tried Its third straight onslde kick and four players had a shot at It before knocking It out of hounds. Tlie G reyhounds were out of tim eouts and Apopka ran out the clock. Baker was defiant In his praise of his team 's effort. 'I give these guys so m uch credit for not giv­ ing up and lighting until the end.* Baker said. Hit- loss was u non-district, non-conference game so the G reyhounds (1-2 In 6A-3) still have a shut at a playoff hid tf they run the table. Next week's DeLand gam e Is Lyman's hom ecom ing. Legal Notices NO TIC K UNDKR F I C T IT I O U S NAMK A C T Notice f hereby given the! th# undersigned pursuant to Ihe Fictitious Nam# Act.” Chapter 865 09 Florida Statutes Mill reg­ ister *ith the Florida Depaitment of State upon receipt Of proof of the publics* i on ot this notice, the fictitious name, to «nt AMERICAN R ES IDE NTI A L SERV IC ES under which tee aspect to engage m b u s ie s t at 5051 VVettheimer, Ste 725, Houston, TM 77056 Dated at Houston, T e n s , this September 29, 1996 ARS SPECIAL EVENTS. INC Publish October 16. 1998 DEV-117 N O TIC E UN DE R F I C T I T I O U S NA ME A C T Notice it hereby given that the undaraignad purtuant to Ih* -Fictitroui Nam* Act,* Chaptar BBS 09 Florida Statute* writ ragratat with tha Florida Oapartmant ol State upon receipt ot proof of th* publica­ tion ol thra notrea, th* licit,rout name, lo wit: C E O M A N A G E M E N T CO. undar which w* aapact to angag* in buamaaa at 111 Kalaay Lana. St*. A, Tampa. FL 1)919 Oatad ai Mouaton. Taiaa. th>* atcond day of Octobar. 1991 AMERICAN RESIDENTIAL SERVICES OF FLORIDA. INC Pubuth: Octobar t6. 1998 DEV-119 N O TIC E OF R US LI C SALE P u b l i c NOTICE It hereby g *en. that on Ihe dale and time listed below, end continuing Irom da» lo day until aU goods are sold we will sell et Public Auction, to the highest b<dd«f, for cash el the warehouse of STORAGE USA. located et 1007 WiLLA SPRINGS D R . WINTER SPRINGS. FL. the following goods, wares and merchandise for rent end other charges lor which e hen on same is Claimed to wit 0ATE OF SALE 1WIW96 TIME Of SALE 11 00 A M OON CHANCY *19 Household i M uc items RONALD DUNFEE *510 Inventory Legal Notices SHAKAKAN ELL'S *511 Household Hems LO R ICHEW NING *347 Household Items ORLANOO GONZALEZ «60l Furniture A S50 cleaning deposit will be collected tor each unit pur­ chased and refunded after all contents of the uriil/s has been removed from the facility The above info* mat ion is to be pub inthed once a wees tor two con­ secutive weeks The said Sat* to bo under and by virtue of the statutes of the state ot Florida, m such cases made and provid­ ed The Sate w«ll be held by an Auctioneer. License No AU1853 AB1322 Publish October 16. 23, 1998 DEV-116 N O T I C E UN DER F I C T IT I O U S NA ME A C T Notre* rt hereby given mat in* underargnad purtuant lo th* -Ficlrtrou* Nam# Act,* Chaptar BBS 09 Florida Statute* writ ragrltar with th* Florid* Department ol State upon receipt ol proo, ot tn* publica­ tion ol thra notice, th* ,relit,out name, to wit AIR A S S O C IA TE S undar which w* aapact to tngaga in buarnaaa at t i t Kalaay Lana. Sta. A. Tampa. F l 116,9 Dalad at Houtton, Ttaaa. thia aacond day of October. 199* AMERICAN RESIDENTIAL SERVICES OF FLORIDA. INC Publish. Octobar 16. 1998 OEV-ttB N O T I C E OF P UBLIC BALE At 10 00 A M . October 30. t990, Hemphill Salvage A Towing will sell the to how mg vehicles to satisfy the towing end storage liens m accordance wdh Florida Statutes Section 713 78 1965 Mercury 2-door. VIN 1MEBP9239FH655265. 1963 Toyota, 3-door, VIN JT2RA65L0D4O14861, 1973 Voihswagon 2-door. VIN 1132727062. end 1982 Volvo SW, VIN 1AX4956C1385211 Sale location 5284 A Patch Road. Orlando, FL Terms Cash Seller reserves the right to bid, to accept or reject any and all bids Each vehicle >• sold AS IS, no warrant res, no guaranteed till# Publish October 16. 1996 DEV-141 �El—Pi ksos M' LC ■gal N o tic e s c o u n ty ALO N E? FLORIDA MOST R E ­ S P EC TE D Deling Bureau unee Legal N o tic e s , n t iO N ORATE IN T N i C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TNC t IO H TI t NTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A IN AND FOR S I M IN O IC C O U N TY a t neral JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S I N O 98 1004 CA ft « I Cil c a p i t a l m o r.t a a a f l iv in g MONEY PRO BLf MST Con solid*le your bate w o e loan Puneer Cmdt 327-9550 Longwood U a .t a g r Studio Walk-vis wwtcorrw 7 day* Pnvei# rm* Fern**- Stall L.*c »WMO£M?T85 407 33*5300 70— E d u c a t i o n & T r a in in g O M D A U 2350 P S W U B C, m STEVEN M WC IRW IN s u n r id g e a s s o c ia t io n I ntj thi •SfiUliVB 1 PERSONS 'hAv® • in* vs - O*r»on«l r#pf*» i* Of rur«d*ction P t f«au«r*d to fit* Miin (h it Court la ^er o f t h r e e t R THE DATE OF k B U C A TIO N OF ;f l THIRTY DAYS AT£ OF SERVICE C f THIS NOTICE v *,■<% of tn# d#c*d#n! '» TER , - . - rm|W OI¥1 SA ULlftF i v SYStl M inly. p t rto n t having c*mandli a g im tl t vital® cm whom * ' % nptic* •« **rv*d f*i *^tn« |tt*r tn* > f""t! put) Ik Alton of WHitl til# in*if ci« uni, Couft VS THIN t h e f *MR££ M O N TH S HE d a t e Of t h e Pw AT io n OF THIS OR T h i r t y days € DATE OF SERVICE OF TH S NOTICE ?s t h e m All oin*r < cf tn* d*c*> 1«rt1 «nd P 'ftonft Raving claims dtm andi agatrtil tn* t % ttia ie m ull 1*1* th*ir » - v a ' tnif Court W ITHIN T m REE MONTHS AFTER THE : ATE OF TH f FiRST P U B LIC A ­ TION OF THIS NOTICE all Cl a m s an d OBj EC*’ONS NOT SO FILED w i l l b e O R EvER BARRED Tn* daf* ol n»»i pu&lK At'On of t* i N oic* Ift October IS . 1996 P®r»OTA' R#pr***nU!i*« C natt Mannattan Privit* Bank, N A i TOC N F*d*rai High# Ay Sul® 205 B oca Allow. FicfidA 33432 N von. H irg fiftf, Q tv in t I C c» • LLP Attorneys for P*nt on*r i i John T FitigtfAiC. j r , Eaq. PO Bos 1061. Clmlon SqiuBfi Rocn*lt*r, N*w Vo tk 14603 T16-263-133T Publish October 16. 23. 1996 CEV-146 IN T M t C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I E I O H T I I H T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA CIVIL A C TIO N CASE NO . M - I I M C * DIVISION ta -Q f ir s t u n io n n a t io n a l b a n k F/K.A FIRST UNION n a t io n a l b a n k o f n o r t h CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BV MERGER t o f ir s t u n io n n a t io n a l b a n k o f F l o r i d a f /k j a c o r a l g a b l e s ffederal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Plaint ill, *1 SAMMY E PRESLEY. *1 Al, DoUndsntit). N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO SAMMV E PRESLEY -A S T KNOWN RE5I0ENCE *17 LAKE CHARM COURT OVIEDO. FL 326T6 URRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN BRENDA K PRESLEY AST KNOWN RESIDENCE SIT l a k e CHARM COURT VIEDO, FL 3*878 .UR R EN T RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES CLAIM ING BY. TH R O U G H UNDER. AND AGA.NST THE HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL O EFEN O A N T(S) WHO ARE NO T KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, W HETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN TER EST AS SPOUSES. h E i RS DEVISEES. G R A N TE ES . OR O THER CLAIM ANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to loraclota a mortgage on in# following proparty SEMINOLE County. Florida LO T 16. LAKE CHARM ESTATES. ACCORDING TO THE plat th e r e o f as r e c o r d e d in p l a t b o o k j s . p a g e 42, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI N O lE C O UNTY. FLORIDA ' a* Lean tiled aganat you and you aia required to ear** a copy of your written detente*. .1 any. w.thin SO day* attar the •<r*t publication ot thi* Notice of Action, on Echevarria, McCal a Riym ar, Barratl A Frappit'. Plaintiff a attorney, wnote edd'eee le 60' Beyeho'e Boulevard, Suite 800. Tampa, Fienda 33606. and Rla tna o>ig mai w.th true Court either Patera aervice on Plaintiff* attorney or immediately there after, otherwite a dafautt will be antaiad again*! you lor tn* ral.al damanoad in the Complaint or petition tin* notice than La publithad one* each weak tor two con aacuti.a weak* in tha Sammola Herald W ITNESS my hand and tha taal cf m i. Court on ttva Sth day o ' O CTOBER, 1**8 (SEAL) Maryanne Mora# Clara ot tna Court By Ruth King A . Deputy Clara F§6-4096 If you are a peiaon with a d-a ability who naada accommoda lion m order to participele tt.it proceeding, you ere enti tied at no coat to you. for tha pioviaton ot cariain aaaielanca Pleaaa contact Court Adm.n.air abort at 301 N Para Atranue. Sanford. Florida 32771 ta aphona nun bar (407) 323 4330. witnm 2 woramg daya ot your racerpt of thu aocumant. If nearing impaired, (TDDI t-600 9SS 6771 PuDi.an October g, 16, t**6 DEV 74 ,NC •■"<» AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN PO S S IS * tO * OF S U B JE C T R CAL PROPERTY I.ii nil* N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN jrauanf to a Final Judgment ot [ireclcaure dated September 24th. 1998 end entered in Caae Nc 98*1004.CA 14-B. o ' the cu.t Court ot the E IG H ­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and S EM in O l E County Florida •rein Gf CAPITAL MOAT GAGE SERVICES, INC.. F/K-'A G f CAPITAL m o r t g a g e s e r v ic e s OF CALIFO R NIA ■ K A SHEARSON LEHMAN MORTGAGE C O R P O ­ RATION a P a.nt," and STEVEN V W ORMAN et nI . are Oetandanta, I wilt aeti to the igheat and beat o dder tor cash m the Weal front door of the Courthouae, n Sanford. SEMINOLE County, Florida al M O O a m , o cloca on the tat day of December the following deaci'bed property aa aet forth m *a-d Final Judgment, to wit UNIT 103 BUILDING III. SUN r i d g e h i. a c o n d o m i n i u m ACCORC NG TO THf OECLA RATION OF CONDOMINIUM AS R ECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK IS22, PAGE 1890. TO G E TH E R W i t h AN UNDIVIDED IN TER EST IN TO THE COM M ON ELEM ENTS t h e r e t o . PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA a a a 537 Sun Ridge Place, Unit 103, Altamonte Springs, Florida 32714 DATED tn-a 24th day ot September, 1996 MARYANNE MCRSE Aa Ciera o' aaid Court By Jane E Jatewic At Deputy Ciera Faber S G n u . PA Suite 300 1570 Madrug* Aienue Coral Gae>**. Florida 13146 (305, 662-4110 Parson* with a disability who naaa a apac.al accommodation to panic pat* in this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Sammola County Courthouse 301 N. Park A>*nu*. Suit* N IO t, Sanford. Florida 32771. at least Ira* days ptiot to tha proceeding. Telephone ,4071 123-4330 ait. 4227; 1-800-955-8771 (TD D) or 1-800-955-8770 (V) via Florida Relay Service * Publish October 16, 23, 1998 DEV-28 W t, 8 ft clsh " V ' mesh r Pram 1 s n 1824 ftncervor I „ l(>Itv w Pow Book ». etc. msla'i C .1*1 OV»f Rea jv Asking 54 5()0 t !.*? V* oK3 I (ffil sO \V<ii IfActe tor car, pick l 'kg Scrrfn TV.fKJirt 3 m o w i 1 rt " 407-3:3 $633 * e t it e t m c o u n t OF TH B 18TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN AND FOR •C M IN O L I C O U N TY , FLORIDA GENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CA SE NO: SS 1467 C A 14 K KNUTSON MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS PATRICIA O. SLACK IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GR AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITO R S, TR USTEES AND ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV, TH RO U G H, UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA O SLACK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PATRICIA O. SLACK. IF ANT, ROYAL ARM5 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC. NATIONAL p l u m b i n g a n d d r a i n , in c D/B/A MR. ROOTER PLUMBING. JO HN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TEN AN TS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Summary Final Judgment of toracloaura dated October 7th, 1996, entered in Civil Caae No 96 1497CA 14K ot tha Circuit Court of tha I6TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEM I­ NOLE County. Santord, Florida, I will aall to tha highett and beat b>ddar for caeh th* Waal front door of th* Sammola County Courtnoua* located at 101 North Patk Avanu* In Santord, Florida, at 11:00 a m. on th* toth day ot Novambat, 1998. th# following daaenbad properly aa tat forth in aaid Summary Final Judgment, to ­ wn: UNIT NO 600- 12. ROYAL ARMS CONDOMINIUM . A C O N ­ DOMINIUM A C CO R D IN G TO THE DECLARATION OF C O N ­ DOMINIUM ANO EXHIBITS ANNEXED TH ER ETO . R ECORD­ ED MAY 27. 1983. IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1460. PAGE 1864. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMiNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AS AM ENDED: TO G E TH E R WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN TH E COMMON ELEM ENTS AND LIMITED COMMON ELE ­ M ENTS DECLARATIO N OF CONDOM INIUM TO BE AN APPURTENANCE TO THE ABOVE CONDOMINIUM UNIT Dated thie Sth day October. 1998 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Circuit Court By Jana E Jatewic Depuly Clark THE LAW O FFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 S. Lin,vanity Drive Suit* 600 Ptamat.on. FL 31124 (954| 233-6000 98-26865IKNW) in accordance with tha American w.th Diaabllitiaa Act. pataona with diaabllitiaa need­ ing a apacial accommodation to participate In thit proceeding im t h ehould contact tha Clark ot tha Circuit Court At th* SEMINOLE County Courihouft* *t 4 07-323* 4330, not lAt*r than i*v*n d*y« poor to th* proc**dmg If h«*r* •ng tm p A ir* d . m n n eso ta n a t io n a l ASSOCIATION AS 322-2611 Toll free from Orlando S31-9M3 You can fas your ed to 407-323-9408 300 N. French Ave. P-O. Boa 1667 Sanford. FL 32771 Sanford, FL 32772 Our office Is open to serve you Monday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm DEADLINES: For Tuesday's edition, the deadline Is Monday at noon For Wednesday's edition, the deadline Is Tuesday at noon For Thursday's edition, the deadSne Is Wednesday at noon For Friday's edition, the deadline la Thursday st noon For the weekend edition, the deadline Is Friday at noon AC CR ED ITED TR UCK SCHOOL COL V A T A Apprv Job A»*r*t Wkend cta**ea National Truck School 1 800-468 7364 71— H e ii * W a n ted 23— L o s t & F o u n d LO S T BIRD - CONURF Green w maroon belly Likes People Ploate CA'I 323-6666 REWARD 27— N i R s im & C h i l d C arl NOW HIRING F/T tor a M.tjor Manufacturing plant n Santord Povton* an* available lor ail shifts Call Peceaener Personnel et 3302611 or 310 1888 PROFESSIONAL TM- Looking lot the best TM |ob? Poeltlve people needed , lor ■ positive work environment Cell Mlaty Now'! 323-2070 ext 212 ,tGe<IIF4IEO zn Ws glady accept Mastercard. Visa, Discover and Amerloen Express. Wb bIso *■ tak* cash or s personal check. Adventssr* who wish to be famed can make arrangements si tie fame tftok ad la placed. Please keep In mind that ade to the Personal* (dess. 21). Business Opportunities (dess. 55). e Oarage Sato* (217) require payment to advance. It you need to change your ad whs* tl ta running, please give us a cal and we wdl make tha change tor the next avaAabta edition. Pleaaa check your ad on th# first day o( pubicaBon. ft you And an error, please can us Immediatoty and wa wft correct th# error tor to* next pub*cation. Wa are responsible tor toa Aral toeatfaon only and only lor to* coat ol that Brat toaer- tan. CLA S SIFIC A TIO N S EXP. MOTHER wJI provide TIC . hot mnal* 6 anack*. irnaonaWe rain* and atlnr school care San! Rnl avail 322 3875 M O TH ER O F 2 will babys-l in Lake Mary home M F Clean environment w' lots to do Meats included Call 302 8355 Long Term-Short Term Temp To Hire •96-1121 A B E TT E R JO B FOR YO U ' Just Calf Never a Fee' H ELP Personnel 629-64*4 tr u s tee p l a in t if f vs SUSAN J HAY. If LIVING. AND IF C f AD. T h e UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS. REDITORS. TR USTEES AND Al L O THER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, T h r o u g h , UNDER OR AGAINST SUSAN J HAY. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SUSAN J HAY. IF ANY, JO HN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION D E F E N D A N T^) N O TIC E OF F O R E C LO S U R E BALK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Purauant to a Summary Final Judgment of toracloaura dated October 7th. 1998. entered In Civ,I Cate No 98 1019 C A 14 K ol the Circuit Court ol the 18TH Judicial Circuit m and foi S EM I­ NOLE County. Santord, Florida, I will tail to tha highaal and beat bidder for caeh AT TH E W EST FR O NT DOOR o» The SEMINOLE County Courlhoua* 'ocatad at 301 N PARK AVENUE Ih SANFORD. Florida, at 1!:00 am on tna TOth day ol Novambar. 1998. tha following daaenbed proparty a* aal forth •n aaid Summary Final Judgmanl, to-wd: LOT IS BLOCK O. INDIAN HILLS UNIT THREE. AC CO R D ­ ING t o t h e p l a t t h e r e o f a s RECORDED IN PLAT B OO K 1*. PAGE 94 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Oatad m u am day Oclobar, T99S (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot tha Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jatewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STER N. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 80! S Univetatty Onva Suita SOO Plantation. FL 31124 19541 233-8000 98-25600IWEN) In accordance with the American with Diaabllitiaa Act. paiaant with diaabllitiaa need ■ng a apacial accommodation to paiticipal* m thi* proceeding m ould contact th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouae at 407-121 4310. not later than aavan daya prior to th* proceeding. It hear mg impaired. 1-800-953-8771 |TDD| or 1-800-935*6770, via Florida Relay Service Pubtivh. October 16, 23. t««8 C EV -ttO MUNCHK1N MANOR pre k reg now tali da*M>t. sm group* a loving home almo* lor 3-Syra reasonable tale* 32 1 6948 WILL B AB YSIT children m my homo ages 0 3 7am 6pm M F 421 -1830 Santord If* time to prepare for the Holiday. Order your ClBttlfled Dis­ play, Help Wanted Ada now! 55— B u sin ess O r r o R i u n ities ■Attordable price* •Perionahred service 'Quality work 'Diktribution m your local area (to draw season* help horn am ptoyee* who reside dose b y ) $300 - $500 C all (4 0 D 122-2*11 A A i k lo r th e C la s s ifie d D e p t. L e i y o u r d is p la y s a ta ri w o rk in g to r y o u EARLY! Distributing phone card* No e>p e rie n c e n e c e is a ry For m ore inform ation s e n d a SA SE to Prtm etim # C om m orucilion*. PO B o i 694355 Miami. FL 33269-13S5 CAR EEN FR USTR ATED? NEED A D D ITIO N AL INCOM E? Earn tanout money In spare time. Working from your horn* For more Information phone 1-888- 256-1119 24hr» E A R N 1)06-11000 wk stuffing env at home Rush a sasa to Lino* Letter Co 1312 Montego Cove Way *1422 CM. FI 32B39 HERftHEY / P C P ftl 1400 800 41 ca*h. weekly in­ come Work only 2-4 ItrsAak. Only t vender operator lor »vx area. Must have IS.BBO eatn available lor mmediale owner»hf>. Call t -800 692-6353 LE NATUREL-Ind ditt Home baaed busine** opp I n n pre­ sentation. 1 30-5 pm Set. Travel Lodge, 450 Oouglai Aye . Alt S pgt Meet Glenn W. Turner, guest speaker It you cannot at­ tend. cal 3E1-1176. Ext 1105 ADMINISTRATIVE ABET. P/T or F/T Trans ■ must date opening Cat 302-1939 AFFORDABLE I Ax tubtect ar­ eas, Pre-k thru cortege, m Semi­ nole. Orange Oaceoia counties C*l Sterling Tutom *1 291 -4191 AN O H IO O IL company need* mature person now In the SAN­ FO R D area Regardtote ol a ip*nance, write BC Reed. P O Box B9B. Dayton. Ohio 45401. H I Vw M nbs Its ryn«rftD >i« HI HI Hi H* A&666MT6-----TRAINEE Training make* tn* tSflerencet or eR»en*nced"we have mgs m our tor** expand­ ing Semmote County offices tor hard-working career-minded people Cal Nency Darnel AAamonte/Longwood-669-4600 RobmhkibSka MaryiHeathrow-333 Gary Balanott Oviedo-365-36*8 st. 407-144-4(44 H M xM kAk COORDMATOM [a T T I n d o n c n a s ------------------ Come and )om otx caring learn ol Nursea and CNA'e. Excel­ lent benefits Experience rec ogmi lied ):00pm-11:00pm able. Please apply In *hm person Dekona HsaWicar* Rehabitation Center. 1BS1 Elkcam Blvd. Daeona EOC f71 Oersel Tip* nn waning a goad advertisement: W* wars to make lum you art pieaied with the results from your Sem-now Herau) dasarfied ad To make surs your sd works, w* suggest you keep n mno th* following • InckKM ss many Issturai ot to* llem you are **ikng 0t you can ttor* ot Remember, toe more you 1*1. to* tatter you *** • Include t pnea By ksnng a prtc*. you wM tummat* unwanted can* from peopW who trsrvt **nous about buying your merchendM • Whan you kst your phon* number, Hat toe ton* ol day to*1 it beat to reach you You don! wan people c*lmg you when you era at work or sleeping DaytlgM hour* onto. Immedlet* Paychec kI WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD S A LE is the perfect way to do mat and th* Sem/noJ* Hera/d can bring people to your door Advertise your sale in the S*mlnol* H tn ld tor only $51/ line and watch the item* Itav* while the money cornea m. Can by Noon on Tuesday and your 5Ln* ad can run tor three day* M the Herald for ONLY 19.1111 All w « ask it that you prtpay th* ad Can ui-we con hatp'i ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 GIGANTIC SALE Moving sale. Oct 16 6 IT. 9-3 Old tooit. fishing everything! 2019 Hbiscus Court. Santord 310 SUNLAND DR. Fn 6 Sat. 9 3 Lots ol old books, antiques 6 mtsc Xems WAREHOUSE. YARD 4 MOVING SALE Fn-Sat Sun 8 4 Celery Ave 3 mi E ol Mei'onv.ite Ave, Furn. mower, toots, gun*, etc YARO SALE SAT Ocl 17. fl? 2017 Gtandvre* Ave (oft 20th) Oa> tabe Muicher B io A more BIO CARPORT SALE Funviufe. household item*, cameras Fn 6 Sat 8 5PM 2209 S Oak Ave Santord YARD I____ 3 FamJy Yard Sate 609 E Avport Btvd. Santord Upon vertlication ol delivery ol 2 1 7 — G a k a g e S a l es th* Southern Bel ‘Real Yeuow Pages* m your own neighbor­ hood or vtcrnny rU M O Y M O III DELIVERY DOOR TO DOOR 12 BIKES M U S T QOIIt Houi Housewives, students, r*tired hold item*, lawn cere Lots ol stuff you want or ne unemployed Applicant* mutt be 19 yrs or older, must have but a.dnt know A S TO P B U Sal S Sun 1-4. E BBt S t t E insured auto or truck and be available el ta u t 4 daylight Ave nn/day To appto caN S2S4MSS LARGE BACKYARD SAL* 9:10-4 *l«. Sat .Oct 17. 6-5.669 Wien Dr. DO NOT CALL PHONE Casa*berry In Deer Run COMPANY 0.0 A tocotporaied/EOg MULTI-FAMILY YARO L Sat. Oct IT. 9-J. Comer ol F BLUE ROO MON CLASS TOR 4} inch labia ml* chavs. Exc metro Ave. A E. 20th St. cond. 1129. VMsn 324-4899 SATURDAY Oct IT, M CASHIERS early birdtl Tool*, tm. Irtdgerttor. Iree/er. loti ol ol Wa tram tor To* coNectors things. 1040 High Point Lo 24 opening* lor Ati d s peopit Longwood (Crystal Creek d T t s p /t 0*427.) Pd Trsmtng. vacation health, dental, Me insurance SATURDAY ONLY < .11A H A l l I I | | ■ I M lV A l t I A ll 1 > -.m * * T • >A t ‘ i It M 4 lin e s t lin e s '■ ll.iys $ !()' MON THI Y S i’i < IAt f) lines ?? d.tys, i i l It ‘i rl lys $1 H S hb ^ ^ ^ n rW A N rr d CHRISTMAS RCTAJL SALES outgoing paopt* tor grft display at ANamonle Matt Nov 16-Jan 2 Deys/Nites tShr Bo­ 6am -a n any day nus Call iitAM-SPM toll free aaa-at*-1311.________ C L IA N 4 KS Pan-tone,evenings and or Wkends I6.hr 302-7270 CNA'e, HHA's. S Caregiver* Looking lor employmanl 24hr 4 Shift Car* avallabia Call jgMMMSSS IW W fl CSR Challenging position lor outgoing fodtv ml good comm skills Office duties center on adm. cusi. sve end sates Phon* exp or cutl contact exp desired Fax resume to Norwesl Fnenoel «1 324 5516 EOE CULTURED MAR4LE MANU­ FACTURER needs mstaller Start ImmerSateTy 407-321-4772 ^uStO M tn Kik/htTajl— $11.15 TO START Grade for Students Cel M-Th 11-4pm 869 9191 CUSTOMER SERVICE / DATA ENTRY Positons In Orlando Area • 1 yt min oftic* exp Competitive wages Cell Sandy et A-1 Temps (607) 647-6010 No Fee s r it E e Y6UR 6WN~ BOSS II 2 1 7 — G a r a g e S ales i i totokbnt ft Ih M liM YYto" CK4bng tofreftwa /Saefwngi TtoOt ASSEMBLY OF SMALLI ••plane parts w t h U t r mg Wvokvwd oaa 327-*333 Looking lor a needed or ce-eianor-WUI Wanted to piece t vise foreign exchange stud­ ent* lor *hort term program* In your community Good addi­ tional income Fax resume to 732-477-4906 or send to: Glob­ al Friendship*, P O Box 42B6 Brick. N J 06723 and B local coordinator wtl contact you. » trer Itft Tr*r lit r»# tor. meimenanc*. Water Bonnet. 350 Anchor Rd. Ceee6Ueny. FL AUTOMOTIVE OCTAL*RS SentordrLongwood/Ortando Good Income Potential Benefit* Alter 90 Days Taph Saw 407-293-3055 1 800 9 S 5 8771 (TD D) or 1-800-966-6770. via Florid* ft*l*y S*rvic* Publith October 16, 23. 1998 OF V -107 WHY WAIT7 Start meeting Flor Ida a tingle* tonight 1-800 7662623 *«t 9002 Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E tSTM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN AND FOR S EM INO LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A G ENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO 98 1019 CA 14 K S3RW EST BANK H O M EO W N ER S hood rxa h ’ Debt ConaokdabqnT Lowe' your ritw* Call now tor quick**! ap provei A turn around C o t* apondant mtg lender Can D 800 726-4760 famalo Uiiiiq i 1 harapiat rKXKKxl tot busy tongwixd toration Great pay 331 SM9 I 4* - C o M P l ' i i R T \ ' cminolc Herald 5ft— F i n a n c i a i S e r v ic e s c*a tor s it m i ■-3. Special herd top tor 450 Mercedes Serahe Club, 2! CATV TECHNtCiAN Santord Ave Technician needed lor ■yttem m Heathrow. ExpertYARO BALE Frl-Sat 1 -8 . 5' ence tn testing and Iroubtethoobng ol heedend. outud* Bryan i Ave oft network, end msiaAabon* is re­ Something tot everyone! quired Ab4«y to ckmb and Ml 75b*. Good dnvtng record and YARD SALE vakd FL OL Must be depend­ FrvSal 8 4 2633 Magnolie A able Pre-employment drug Lot* ol babv clothe*, testing required EOt item* (awing. H C ) Urge I Mail or lax resume (407)333clothe*, boys clothe* (5-8) H 2510 en costumes. househ Heathrow Cabto.1275 LK Everything rtKisl got Heathrow Ut Steal Ot. Heath­ row, FL 32746. Attn: Gen Mgr. NO WALKINS OB PHONE FREE GIVEAWAY CALLS PLEASE Saturday,Ocl. IT, 10-77? Masonic Hail. W 13th SI . Si lord CDL-A DRIVERS Furniture, appliances clothes, Santord bated Beet, first seat, toys. *hd tot* mors second teal S tingle* Horn* Sponsored by Madna 16 Cl weekly Let* model pram conDr Juke Devil. Matron venbonalt Exp A Hemet req George Duncan. Patron Cell 1400-M1-M40 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP. 15 yr old Corp seeks 2 people won excellent communications skits A phone voice No sales' PT/FT afternoon A evening StoftS. *7 00/Hr start AFfUED CONCEPTS 333-7300 ___________ EOE___________ DISHWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS “ Cracker Barrel" 324-1020 200 Hickman Dr (1-4 and Hwy 46)________________ DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- Expen•need w/*quip A irte work a pkrs Vacation A Pension (407) 322-8131 _______________ ELSCTRICtANSresid 4 comm TOP PAY, BENE­ FITS, DFWP Apply Sanford Electric 2522 S. Park Drrv*. m im i ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need­ ed NOW1 Honey Trsnspon has Immadial* openings lor drhrsr tram***. No sxpsrwnc* needed Earn 1500 lo 9700 weekly plus benefits COL training available EOUIP OPERATOR- Experi­ enced w/boxabi*. COL reqd Vacation A Pension F/T posieon (4071 Sa-SIM __________ U P . OAYCAJta M 8 U 8 FT.PT Apply at Faith Bible Ministry, tOt I 8S*nt Avs 330-2797 Experienced auto body tech Must have own tools Apply si Sanlord Paint S Auto Body, 2601 Country Club Rd 322-048 71— H elp W a n t e d 7 1 — H elp W a n ted KITCHEN HELP FtoxAUs hrt Apply • Willow Tie* Cato. Celt to schedule interview 322-2204 Service AgenVOrfver- Needs lo ciein. service and mspecl rental vehidet Vaid FLD Ac­ ceptable dnveg record and background check Apply In person. 1096 Orlando (17-t2) Dr. Santord LABORERS Needed tor light industrial Exp with numabc toots and pallet repair exp helpful Cett 331-0468 PART-TIME Church Organ,it J15G week Choir director 5200' week LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR PROFESSIONAL HCALTH ertURAMCC ANO 40IK PLAN! Drug Pa* eertf4eee y at: SSS MWar Orfva. ASSISTANT MANAGER : Fasl growing company needs’, three career mnded people lo interview/hM e/mana ge Un limit ; ed growth potential Salary « , Bonus * Benefits Fax resume to (407) 647-6125 Attn C Kvsch or cett (407) 647-8010 ______ LANDSCAPE RS-starting pay 97 OOmr, F/T wtoeneliu Cell H w a M i a ______________ LABOR READY r) WORK TOOAY/PAO TODAY Santord Apply W lin person today: 1651I 9 French Ave 373-4343 LPN/CNA'e Slate Cen PT. FT A per oem Longxvood Relvement V'tteoe 767-0500*1122_______ MERRY MAIOS MIRING Car A Insurance Needed Weekend* FREE 331-5266 PBOCEfSOR MORTOAQE TRAINEE: H<gh school grad mi banc typing A computer sklis Ninons Mortgage Corp Longwood Cell Dsn Al 767-«270. ____ (4 0 7 ) 8 6 9 -0 4 4 4 Right Hard Man need 100 work­ ers daily, Drivers pad 56 00 Drive cars *1 Rental C o . Auclions various other )obs avail­ able 55 00 sign on bonus with Ad Work when you want to. and get pad toe same day JOBS ■ M O NEY Call us 260-6106 or apply alter 5AM at 601 Dogtrack Rd . Long wood RIGHT HAND MAN Needs 100 workers deity, MULTI-FUNCTION POSITION *55 sign on bonus to nsw smployMB- With primary responsibility in receptionisl'casnier Some PC exp end ability to deal with the pubkc req Pad vacation A holi­ days. insurance. 401K. ale Possible advancement A bo­ nuses EOE O/F/W/P Southern Electric Supply 3501 S Sanlord Ave. 3220631 or Fax resume to 321-4731___________________ NOW HIRING Seeking following position*: House Person, House Keepers, and AM Dishwasher* Apply In person to: MerrtoW Courtyard. 191 International Parkway. ‘Exits pay to driver*. ‘Open 5 am *01 Dogtrack Rd Longwood 2*0-410# SALES POSITION Pnntmg A Marketing Services Small Co with unique capabili­ ties wants to grow Base. Car slow , Slock option 322-2561.________ SECURITY OFFICER JOB Tretnlng Armed A Unarmed trently A Assoc. *34-744* SERVICE TECHNICIAN tor local propans company Immsdtal* FT position available Vacation, sick pay. CDL Class B ■ plus Apply m psrson Discount Pro3804 S Orlando Dr. San- ---------------------------------- ORDER FULLERS needed tor E Ort/N Orl/Saminot* Co , Full ton*. 1st S 2nd shifts aval. Lots ol ovsnime, dependable, temp 10 hve. not shad ol work Heavy Wing. ForkMI a Pius! Cal NOW! QPC sliding 260-5066 No Fee SLENDER WEIGH i enthusiastic sates associate FT/PT lor the Seminole Town Cenier. Some mghtsrwkands req S7vcomm lo start Call Kns tor Interview 302-5006 Pn RECEPTIONIST U F 11-5 Apply m person atlsr I pm Laksview Nursing Cenier 919 E 2nd St Santord CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos C — tvVy C « V w cryptogram* w * ciaatad lio n guutaiwna t>, pwcpw p u l t n ) preiert E acMwaw n ew c «n * r itanat lo r, Fodaya ckw O equae P FRONT ENOYMECHAHtC Mutt have exp. own toots A vakd Or Uc C*4 Santord TV* A Aina c a m me. ai a m iflji— GENERAL LABOR • Mechani­ cally inclined warehouse A a s­ sembly workers needed Apply today Work tomorrow Call Chn* at A-1 Temps (407) 647SQ10 No Fes EOE___________ JANITOR needed P/T 20 hr*/ wk. Can Odets* al Semmoi* Herald 322-2611. EOE JOIN toe best healthcare team in Vokisia county Restorative CNA needed immediately Previous sip* nance neiplul Celt Debary Manor 407-AAA*426. EOC. i •M PAMUF SHCV XMOI J A H D J OBYI BUL OVHCL XBCVIU HO MU SHC DAHXI SHCV J AHCXL P » B P . 1 El — EBYBXX PREVIOUS SO LU TIO N 'Dancing is like benk robbery, n take second timing * — Twyla Tharp �Seminole Herald Snnlorrl Florida Friday October 16 IW N 7A D O N E! Buy 71— H elp W 98— R entals a n ted E PHONE BOOKS ARE ING! Right Hand Man t YOU’ loader position* ail lor phon* boot* IS 00 on honu* with Ad. Driver* MOO. Cal 260 6106 or ap­ ply in person SAM. 601 Dog 9ack (Vt longwood T O P PAY For aip cabanel maker* a lami­ nator* D Uc req Drug Free Work Place Apply m peraon to I C M . I U I Kattner Place. Port oI Sanford t lai retume to 407-3214454 TREE CUMBERS/ □ROUNDSMAN needed tip COt licenced prel 323 3481 TOP PAY"' ACCEPTPIO APPS FOR JANITORIAL position* m Ik Mary area Cal *42 8289 MIO WELDERS 2y- s rip 'a ^ ply m peraon F«*l Weigh MFQ 210 Tech Dr Santord 330 5000 WRECKER DRIVER Eipertenced Mu»l have Clan B. Apply al Santord Towing. 2601 Country CM) Rd 322 8844 YARD SALE Sal A Sun 9 5 White Froal Free 17 cu II Ing wAxg lop heeler Eieellenl cond Table 8 4 chair* ml lorrmca top. mi­ crowave nearly new. throw rug* 75 ea Power hand looii Carpel M4I Dveci 2*13 S 17 92 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t DELTONA turn A unlurn room*. SlOtVwk ♦ ttOOdep 904-5329S43 alter 5 pm_______________ EFFICIENCY Maid aerv - convenvnt location _________ 321-4900__________ FURNISHED ROOM9-AI utH* md laundry, phone, and kit u*e *65 tOO a week 324-49S5 LAROE ROOM Private bath. Jaeurn. kitehen No kmoking/Pet* Nice Santord area *350 * 1/2 utikK l , « » M W 3W:!9)7____ SANFORD/ IK. MARY I ig bdrm, ml bath. *35Qmo in­ clude* all tv. phone, utilities 302 7188____________________ 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d Santord 1BR. complete priva­ cy. I b* from hotprtaJ SIOOYW * *200 aecurrty Incl ut4 Cal 695-1447. LEARNTODRIVE TRACTORTRIES m e m m it m •IB Day COL Trslaltl •Day i Wtskaid CUsna •Financial AasMaaca •Canton Hlrlag Oa Ida .Truck Driver i institute 800-554-7364 117— C o m m e r c i a l HOUSE FOR RENT 2/1, Fenced yard CH'A *500/ mo Call 574 7966 Santord Area SANFORD AREA 3-1 Central H8A, large lot. qurel location *635/mo . dep 857-9277 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d DOWNTOWN t bdrm apt AC. *. stove Water md (300/ «*25(Vdep 328-9148 M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E LAKE ADA I BOOM *410VO 1 BOOM . *4/0140 AND UP 323-8670 • S e ll * Tra de KIT ’N'C'AKI.YI.KOIn l.«rr> Wriulil Rent • H ire - FENCED PARKING AREA eaiy access, can accom­ modate up to 35 cars, heavy equipment, autos, etc . 17-92/ Arpod BMJ area, available m mediaiety 1550 per month Phone 3244440 or lai 324118*. Santord Hlatorlc Olahlcl (3) Commencai Leaked Und* *160 000. (1) Commence Vac anllot *55.000 330-1495 153—A creage Lot For S ale OFFICE 8 STORE AVAIL. 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RENOVATED new cprVpamt/ car Me, totidi uN (48,900 1*2* VMTAOE V\ * 1/1 apt *71.000 ELEGANT 472 neighborhood w/ hitkvy *130.000 DOT WALLER, JERMOAN PROPERTY 1 4 1 — H o m e s F o r S ale 141— H o m e s F o r S a le 1829 VMTAOE 371 . 1/1 apt *78.000 ELEOANT 473 4/2 neldibor neKRtorhood m l IT WALLER. history 1130.000 DOT W JERMOAN PROPERTY PROPE 323-318S S t fata* Heattf BUY THIS 3 BORM HOME m l low down and choose your own upgrade feature* Vacant and ready si onfv (44 900 Home* from panne* on (1 Delinquent Tai. Repo* RED* Your Area To* Free (1) 800 2189000 Eli H 2206 tor current leing* ___________ >23-11*8___________ R E A L B m r e .B C . N ew W hlpporw llt t u b - 4/1.1 322-74M Custom home under contl 2000 sq ft on prem lot m l beautiful oaks Price d *169.900 tod (16.000 m op­ tion* you choose 618 Mellonvine- 2 story Veter■an al appraisal This 3/3 has central H 6 A w/new plumbing electric, carpets, sinks, cadnets, appliances and over 70 leal d *C porches Lot nail door alto available 271 o n W. 71h- completely ran orated w/centrai H 8 A It wont last tong at (46 900 A ak F or Kan Sperfca/Csntury 21 Ovtodo Realty St. lFuUtf~ Sm m7PM I 5 w/ F R *61.500 SLJfltmAYti.35.ac on river In Oebary 1/2 ns frontage Reducedto (225.000 IndullnAl '* »a c acrosa Irom SANORA 1/3 Obi Oar. Dm Rm. Sent Pch. LWOpf. *73*7*700 CASSELBERRY 3/1J Drnmg Crprt, Outald* Storage. Comer Lot. CHA..... *7107700 COUNTRY CLUB in Fam Rm. Crprt. 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A liTlowship d lllliii will loilow the w orship s riv lre Diuhctic meeting und screening S A N I'O K I) A D laheth ln lo rin .iilo ii.il M c tiln k and Scrccnlllk Will I m- olleted to Ihe pollin' by Sarah Si oil a iltabel11 health educato r. on Wednesday al 0 .'10 p III T he tilt-clink will he held In Ihe I eUoW'ship Hall ol Ihe Saillold First lie s h y tiila n C h illi'll. S till I Is the dailrilller ol the Kev and M rs I l n u r Si oil. She will graduate with a Masters Decree In H e a lth S r ie m e Kdui atlou. I'M usllik 011 i tillllliu inly health and dlaheles. ll "ill the ('ollej>e ol Health and H u m a n I ’e rlo rm a n te at the University ol l-Tortda. in M ay ol hi* in lilts year, she Is a (iia d iia li I eai lllllt; Asslslalil Si nit also did hi 1 u n d iik r.id u a le work al Florida IJnlveisiiy with a m a)ul In Speei h I'allioloky and Illinois In Spanish and Kellr^ou She has sludled at the University ol Salalliallta III Spain I la lank •' |Misoiial expenriiee Willi the disease lot Ihe past 17 veals has hroiikht a ileeper im d e isla n d lllk She will h n n k helplul lliloiIllation lo shale ahout dlaheles that allei Is m illions ol |M-ople e vii\ day Ihe puhlii is wiTiollli* to attend Saillold I list liis h y t i il a l l < I1111* h Is Iim .iled on Ihe e n im i ot Illi Sin-el and I'a ik Avenue I ol mole mint Illation 1all the 1 h in t h nllli e al '.Vi'JL 2 M >2 Hy Susan W m n r r III KAI 11 t i IKK I SI 1 INI K N I ( A S S K I.H K K IO Ihe eon kii'katinn •>) t " im u iin itv I lilt' ll M iih m lls l ( h in t h will linlil its I nt 111h A n n u a l I am llv I all I estival and lla/a.U nil S .ilu id a v I heie Mill he .11 llvities Im people nl all ak' s P u m p k in s to in s l.ilk s hales ol li.iV and Untllds will he sold III the pall li Hollieurow ii ealilied i*oods I i o i i i N in th < .iio lin a will* h im hide veki'lahles. |allls and pn kies will he sold in the p u m p k in stole uloni* w ith i i i . i iiv oilier p u m p k in and tail Items hve IVtlllUk plllllp k ilim <all h* lolllld til Ihe stoli' Ihe wom en ol Ihe i l u i l i l l have I m en M o lklnk loi a veal m a kllik hnlldav 1 tail items lor the I m / u . u It will he open I i o i i i H a 111 to h p in Also 111 1 hided will he a hake sale 1om pli'le with hom em ade ap pie Iniitei Visit G r a n n y s Attn where you will llntl i i i . i i iv gnud used item s l l n i e will he all types ol kailies lot ih lld ie n . 1111 lu d iiik a take walk, d u n k tank and moon w alk Hie m en ol ihe 1 h im h will 01111 .main serve h a m h u rk e rs and hut d<>ks All kinds ol loud Items s k i h as 11.11 hos. pup 1m n . 1niton 1.o n ly. eata iiiiT apples, snow colics and hulled | m'«i i i u I s will he sold th ro iik h out the day l.lve entinta ln m e n t will take place in the K n le rta liim e n l Tent I i o i i i I I a m lo 2 p 111 H o u rs tm the kill 1 elehrat Inn will he I i o i i i a m lo I p 111. I'm m ore m lo n iia ilo u ta ll the 1h u ll'll o llk e al M il :t 7 7 7 . ext. 2111 Ihe lestlv.il Is located ai 1o m m u n lty U nited Metli imI i s I C h u rc h . T '-)21 S. Ih k h way I 7 *)2 . in C a sse lb e rry. 1/2 mile north ol Stale Koad Iili Full IVsIiiul W IN T K K I 'A K K I h e F ir s t U n i t e d M e t h o d i s t ( I m u l i I 2 f> N lu tiil .il h ell Ave . W m l'i P a r k will h o ld a kill l e s t l v a l o n S a l u i d a v . Iro ill ** i t ) a III lo I i l l p 111 o n t h e s c h o o l p l a y k to iiu d Itn n k the la m lly a n d |oin m th e I i i i i a n d k a r u e s l l n i e w ill I m- i m i i t y a i d i n l e r t a l n m e n t I i o i i i I I a 111 l o 12 p m a n d a p i-11 in k l a i t n Willi p m iv r i d e s l i m n 'I i t ) a m lo I 2 il > p m S t a y Im l u m li and iii|ov hakes komls Im lies sen as you biow se th ro im h Ihe Silent A u illo ii and lie II.ill S C 1 U u >1 Tyloi Wado. ol Covenant Christian School icontot) and two classtnalos think thoyve found tho right 11.i l l s Sale tlu sti Mt'l'd PbOtM ■•Uvhl pumpkin at the patch at Community United Methodist Church ( ’ iiiislk u m tiil llik e ls lot all .iiilV Itlfs and <0111 esslolis will he 2 .r> cents each lin m ote m ini illation 1all ihe 1 h im h " lin e Fvslival, p u m p k i n patch ( A S S K I.H F K K Y Tu s k a w illa United Mi thodisi ( h iiie h . i't'J S Ked lin k Koad. will h o ld a tall lesiival am i p u m p k in p .tiili m i O i l 2 T lim n 'l a in. lo i p m la in m shine T h e dav will I*.l i m e all old I.l s I i lolled 1 h u ll h Ik lA ia l. eralt kill « liililii 11 s kallles. sweet slioppi . sili nl am lion w hile I ' l e p h a m S.1I1 lots ol Imid and m ip k iiis Ka /aa t UJNGW OOI) Saiilando United M iih m llsl < h im ll IHKK *si in Koad I II will hold a ha/a.it 011 1 1 0 24 Ih e ( l i i m l i i" Im .d id .11 ross I i o i i i J a i ohsi Its in D iiik W o n d i n .11 In le rs ia ii' I I h e l i a / a a i w ill h e h e ld l l i 'l ll <1 a III I" I p III H ie Hoy S i m i l s w ill he p i e p . i l i l l k a Ii i i i i h ol h a m h u i k i i s a m i h " l ■ Inks Will' d u n k s a n d 1 t u p s P h o t o s w iili S a n t a w ill lie a v a i l a b l e a s M ill a s .1 very u n !t |u c i. ill io .iil s y s t e m ovu tit) c l . d i e t s will h e i f p l e s e i i l i i l Pumpkins cornstalks, bales ol hay and gouids will be sold in Ihe patch at Ihe Casselberry church on I he k io u n d s w illi p u m p k in s ol all s l / i ' s lor sale I'm i i i i h i ' m lo n iia ilo u 1 all 1 In­ al m i 1 It •'lilt t- al i i ! ) I 2 tit> a l o i l k w ith li .u H e y s < t'lle e a n d S u e d Slioppi l l n i e will he .1 kyim i istn s di iiio usira tlo n A p u m p k in pan h will also he Fall festival S A N I'O K I) New llr t lir l Mis sloliaiV It.ipllsl ( h u ll h til I I IK lIi S i . will h o ld a I aiiilly I all F u n F e s l l v a l o n O i l .11 I i o i i i h a ii i l o f> p m lluie will h e a y a r d s a l e , k a m * s tun.I a n d p le n t y ol p i i / e s lo h e Willi I m m ore in to iiii.ilio u » .ill the 1 h i m h oil 11 e a l i 2 i i r>K I �n 9 r * q o p £ ^ p u 7 1 p o o 7 w ^ I ^ ! o u ! m » s ^ I 9661 ’91 *•00*30 Acpuj • vpu ou 'P*>M»8 ■D > ^ *>K**"»S • K I** ■!! s in y ii! iF'lHir ”h « p i !l ii.[. !« h ?!! 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Florida - Friday, October 16. 1998 ■ SB by Chic Young Hormones may promote breast cancer DEAR DR, flOTT: My doctor has prescribed estrogen and progesterone b ec au se 1 am post m enopausal, yet still have hot flashes Do these medi­ cines put me at higher risk of breast cancer? DEAR READER: Traditional opin­ ions w ere that the adm inistration of th ese hormones in cycles is not asso­ ciated with an increased risk of breast cancer. Bast'd on new evidence, how­ ever, we may need to rovaluatc this edict. Aa re p o rte d in th e Scientific American M edicine B u lletin (July 1998), women who ex ercise at least three hours a week have a 50 percent reduction in the incidence of b reast c a n c e r Similarly, female college a th ­ letes who experience m enstrual d is­ ruptions because of physical exertion an d w om en who h av e h ad th e ir ovaries removed also show a dramatic decline in the risk of b reast cancer. T h e a u th o rs co n clu d e th a t “tak en together, these observations support a unified hypothesis that breast ca n ­ cer development is promoted by pro longed e x p o su re to cyclic o v arian se cretio n of estro g e n s and p ro g e s­ terone " Although the Final word is not yet in. women considering hormone replace­ m ent need to consider this informa lion before agreeing to such therapy. To give you related inform ation, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "M enopause." O ther readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stam ped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. New York, NY 10156 Be sure to mention the title. DEAR DR. (JOTT: I b eliev e th a t managed care is a fatally flawed con­ cept. If d o cto rs can m ake m ore by doing less, health care will never be what it should How about a national single payer plan? DEAR REA D ER: Many d o cto rs would agree with you. because m an­ aged care has largely taken medical decisions out of th e hands of physi­ cians. Now, non-m edical p erso n n el a re resp o n sib le for such decisions. Managed care is presently being dri­ ven by prom and loss. A n ational single p ay er plan may seem to be a logical alternative, but c o n s id e r th is: T he c o st of m edical care has been escalating to astronom ­ ical heights. Therefore, any insurance schem e, private or federal, will have to ad d ress the sam e problem s. Feefor-servicc is on th e way out. Most d o c to rs d o n ’t w ish to b e s a la rie d e m p lo y ee s of th e g o v e rn m e n t. So DR. G O T T PETER GOTT, M.D. w hat’s the answer? I don’t know. But a lot of ex p erts a re ad d re ssin g this very issue and, I expect, the Final deci­ sion will reflect a compromise. 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Inc 1*1/ W IN A T With length in the opener’s suit BUTT: What is an DEAR I)R •autoim m une" disease? DEAR READER: When the body's im m une system in co rrectly a tta c k s normal tissue, an autoim m une disor d er is said to result. Common autoim m une d is e a s e s in clu d e p e rn ic io u s a n e m ia , so m e th y ro id d is o r d e r s , lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and sever al o th e r afflictions. Sym ptom s vary, d ep e n d in g on w hat o r g a n s a r e a tta c k e d . Bui th e basic re a c tio n is inflammation, for which prescription drugs are usually required. No one knows why the imm une sys tern suddenly mistakes normal tissue for th rea ten in g foreign p ro tein , but au lo im m u n e d ise a se s a r e com m on and. in most instances, serious. . 7 • •- ■ North t Al three no-trump. The play was l e u fraught th an the ib is e s was bidding. W est s ta rte d w ith th e club • A K Q 10 7 6 5 ac e. W hen E a s t s ig n a le d w ith th e * J 3 three, his lowest sp o t West knew that West By Phillip Alder his partner had neither the d u b queen * K a 4 1 * Q J 10 n o r s i i clubs. (In e ith e r case, E a st V Q 5 W K 10 9 7 4 What do you do if the opener on your would have signaled encouragem ent right bids your prim aty suit? For ex­ with a high duo.) So, West switched to * J I M * A K 7 * 10 ■ • 5 3 ample, you have the North hand in to- the heart queen, Sooth d ay 's d iag ram , an d W est o p en s th e A 9 7 a 3 proceedings with one diamond. How Now let's turn to declarer. He knew • A J a 3 do you react? th a t W est had s ta rte d w ith all four 0 4 3 Assuming you Judge the hand wrong m isting diamonds. (You open one dia­ * Q 9 4 for a one no trump or three-no-trump mond on three only when holding two overrall (the la tte r is possible here), four-card m ajors an d exactly 4-4-J-2 V u ln e ra b le : N o rth -S o u th the key principle is to pass on the first d istrib u tio n .) T h erefo re, South had D e a l e r W est round, then to bid the suit on the sec­ nine tricks via one spade, one h e a rt Sooth West North E aat ond round — if you deem it expedient, and seven diamonds. But why not col­ Paaa t 9 1» of course. lect an overtrick? Under W est's heart Paaa Paaa 1A 3e So, in this deal, North passed on the teen, South dropped the six, hiding Paaa Paaa Paaa 3 NT First round, then jum ped to three dia­ etwo. m onds on th e next ro u n d to show a When West continued with his sec­ O pening lead: * A pow erful h an d w ith e x c e lle n t d ia ­ ond heart. South took his two winners monds. South, with som e goodies in in the suit, led a diamond to dummy's C IW b y N E A . Inc. E a st's bid suit, took a brave sh o t at 10, and claimed 10 tricks. • ... S ) *> '■'[ l? ’ 1 * i'A K I H H f i 2If.tO IM ve NOTlCtO we 6fT A t o T HP- A a S PtPT( & < » « R » n ift ffi j* ! if f sfS r GARFIELD NOW HAVE AN ANSWERING MACHINE. AN E'MAIL SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) In­ stead ol taking sides with one Inend over another today, try 10 be the arbitrator Otherwise you may end up being the odd one looking in. Saturday. Oct. 17,1998 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Tact­ Fully utikze any special talents you pos­ fulness It always important, but today it sess. men as wrtmg. musical or artistic might become vital m order to reach your abilities in the year ahead. Industrious ob|ectives or fulfill your ambitions. Do use ol these gifts coukf lead tq a bright nothing that could alienate you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) There’s a future LIBRA (S ep l. 23-Oct. 23) You might strong chance you might unexpectedly need 10 make some concessions to your encounter someone who holds strong peers today, even though your way ol views opposed lo yours today. Being doing things might be better than theirs. quick to hold your longue wiH be prudent Be prepared to give a little. Trying to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your evalu­ patch up a broken romance? The Astro- ation ol things could be Hawed today, Graph Matchmaker can help you under­ causing you lo bo reckless concerning stand what to do to make the relationship your financial affairs Subdue any extrav­ work. Mail 82.75 lo Matchmaker, c/o this agant urges you might encounter al this newspaper. P.O. Box 1758. Murray Hill time. ARIES (March 21-AprU 19) II you should Station. New York. NY 10156. SCORPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22 ) Unless you have a misunderstanding with another voice your plans to others today, they’ll today, try nol to resolve it out in public. have no way of knowing what direction Neither will come out looking too good m you wish to lake. Keepng quiet wtf result the eyes of others. Settle differences m private in making things harder for yourself. q fo u r by Jim Davis TOrthday * i \3 e £ 1 1 TAURUS (April 20-May 30) Slanding up to Iasi minule pressures might be more than you can handle today. Do what you can to accomplish your aims and don I collect guilt tor putting some things oil until tomorrow. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don t put your social in ttre s ts abova family affairs today. Should something suddenly arise within the household that truly needs your attention, stay home and take care of N CANCER (Ju n e 21 -July 22) Relatives need to be kept al arms length when it comes to affairs of the larrufy today Their influence could create some unnecessary problems. 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Bob Goff: Grist for the rumor mill T* ’Vj 1 A IP r — SUMMMO TO THS FINAL P O U R -SM U TS IB INSIDE UESDAY iB fu ri Jn " • • * PEOPLE...PAGE 2A S e r v in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M ary, L o n g w o o d , O v la d o , W in te r S p r in g s a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e 1 S 0 S 90th Y E A R , No. 260 50 Cents TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1998 A fte r heated debate, lakefron t developm ent heads fo r citizens’ vote ( lO k iiii! By Nick Malta of HERALD STAFF WRITER HmM Pto*o by Tommy VtnMM Is this Sanford police officer caught In Ns own web? The law enforcement agency is using speed monitoring devices on busy Sanford roads, to show drivers that they realty am speeding, despite what their speedometers read. This SPD car appears to be speeding, but It's not. The device le reading the car behind the police cruiser. SANFORD • The Sanford City Commission mrrtlng Monday may go down In history for drawing the largest audience, and for lasting longer than uny recent commission meeting. Discussion of Just one of the Items pertaining to the proposed development of Fort Mellon Park for n hotrl/confcrence center began at ap­ proximately 7:10 p.m. and concluded at almost 11:30. The Item lliat first drew public comment pertains to an ordinance, on second reading, to allow the city to seek a clear title for the land. The clear title would be necessary If the devel­ opment plans are finalized. There were four separate Items to come before the commission pertaining to the park devel­ opment. and with n considerable amount of public Input on each matter. Others pertained to the change required In the city’s comprehen­ sive plan to allow the development, another called for a public referendum to decide if the city could pursue the project, and the fourth Item was an extension requested by the devel­ oper beyond the time of the referendum. As a result, the meeting did not conclude until 1:40 a.m. Monday, and that, only because a number of Items scheduled for consideration were tabled. *1 think It’s great to have this kind of public debate on the matter,* Mayor Larry Dale com­ mented this morning. Dale allowed everyone who wished, to speak on the matter. Regarding the ordinance pertaining to the title clearing, a total of 30 persons spoke, with Mayor Dale not giving any time limitations. Some were brief while others were lengthy and read from pre­ pared statements. One of the opponents. Doug Oroseclose, even reverted to the use of a slide presentation. Of the 30 who spoke. 15 were for the devel­ opment while 15 were against the matter. Both sides of the proposal packed the dty commis­ sion chambers. Many were carrying signs, and the proponents wore T-shirts promoting the de­ velopment. Former Sanford City Commissioner Lon Howell, who Is helping head a citizens group promoting the development, spent the evening handing out the T-shirts, giving one to each of the dty commlsaloners. Former Sanford City Manager Bill Simmons, who was on hand briefly, along with his wife, to receive an award from the commission, both proudly wore the T-shlrls. At times, the meeting appeared to get out of hand, with opposing sides giving cat-calls to speakers. After banging the gavel a number of Baa Vats. Fags SA C ounty bosses busy in last m eeting before elections HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY • One tsue will be TV or not TV. nother Is what to do on U.S. Ughway 17-92. Perhaps bigger ban both of these Is a Joint burning agreement between iemlnole County and the dty I Oviedo. At 9 a.m. this morning, the ioard of County Commission­ ers began a busy workday and public hearing aesslons that will be the last before next Tuesday’s Republican prima­ ries. By nightfall Sept. 1. the makeup of the five-member commission could be changed significantly. If dther of the Incumbents • Chairman Randy Morris or Win Adams • lose, there would be a 90 degree shift from the moderate branch of the party to the right. What polltlca spill into to­ day's meetings Is difficult to predict. There shouldn’t be that many controversies. Much of the agenda haa been thrashed out and agreed upon by both aides. Even the agree­ ment with Time Warner Com­ munications relating to provi­ sions of a local govern­ ment/educational access channel la a given. here Transportation group view s alternative plan to light rail S y Tasy T1si> HERALD CORRESPONDENT ORLANDO - Members of a committee of tbs regional authority on transportation coordination ark* planning bad an opportunity recently to view plans for a personal rapid transit system, an alternative to the controversial fight nUL • The Transportation Technlcal Committee (TTC) at ' to a presentation by engineer andiinventor Ran Cm wSr af INPSX B rieC i.............4A Classified . . 7A-8A C om ics........... OA Crossword . . . . OA Dear A b b y ____ 2A Dr. O ott..........OA Horoscopes . . . OA Obituaries . . . . 4A P eo p le............2A Police Briefs . . 3A Sports . . . . BA-flA TV .................2A Ripley. Ky. Crowder detailed his Ttt-Potnt Transit. an al­ ternate rail system. His con* ccpt Includes open seating for j^rifpg nhcdcbalr —4 freight, accommodation, micro ' ’ and rsCoeteffective depart every three to five minutsaftsn * stations, . . for the aystem would be mtnimal compared to railroad cars. Crowder said at his system that It la faster, safer and rii—p ff to use other sys­ tems. His invention is the re­ sult of 90 years of research. Crow****1 that ft*** aystem also travels .at a rate between 4ft and 300 mike per hour. After his presentation, Crowder was ashed to stay to way on the 1-4 bridge project. The City of fienfotd requested that the f-krtH—i be altered to allow way be ^ o w the Oats Ckfoway bs mt masse See T “ ram aa ’ I'm for the TV plan aa long as It doesn't cost us anything." Commissioner Orant Maloy said Monday. County Commis­ sion hearings and School Board meetings would be among the activities to be tele­ vised. County staff has been work­ ing with the City of Oviedo to develop a Joint Planning Agreement. Provisions that are being discussed address the fu­ n boundary for ture annexation the dty, Ihture land use desig_ nations within the lotnt plan­ ning area, water and sewerage provisions and first response In fire/rescue. Oviedo was the only dty In the county not on the previous first response. Also to be discussed are modifications to the U.S. 17-92 Redevelopment Plan. The boundaries for the plan were shaped to enable the existing community redevelopment ar­ eas In Casselberry and Sanford be able to maintain their re­ spective redevelopment authority while working In co­ ordination with each other. Aa a result, several parcels In the unincorporated Fern Park area were not Included in the U.S. 17-92 Conldor Redevelopment Area. ■ss Cssaty. Page SA H urricane force brew ing Florida should be spared the brunt Staff Reports ORLANDO - Though Florida will moat likely be spared the wrath of Hurricane Bonnie, the atorm’a effects will be felt this week and local emergency organizations will remain on alert. Heavy aurf conditions have been reported In Daytona Beach where the high tide early today was several feet above normal. Local officials said waves could reach 12 feet later this week aa the hurricane gets closer to the coaat. With sustained winds reaching lift mph and bands stretching for 230 miles, the slow-moving Bonnie la the year's first Atlantic hurricane. Crashing waves have been reported from Flor­ ida to New Jersey. A hurricane watch remains In effect from Sa­ vannah, Oa. to the Outer Banks of North Caro­ lina. Based on weather forecaster'a models the brunt of the storm could strike within 72 hours and should take a more easterly course. The American Red Cross continues to make preparaUons for the potenUal landfall of Bonnie from the Panhandle to the Keys, according to spokeswoman Victoria Street. While the hurricane continues to threaten the coaat. Street said since the exact path of hurri­ canes cannot be determined. It la important for residents to have a disaster plan for their fam­ ily, business and pets. Early preparation will enable individuals to cope more easily and help them begin their re­ covery more quickly. Street aald. Typical supplies Include three days worth of nonpertshable food and water, flashlights, bat­ teries, battery-powered radio, extra medica­ tions. cash, a full tank of gas. and special needs for the elderly and Infanta. For more Informa­ tion on hurricane preparedness, call 855-3211. The midges have landed! Tote that barge for research A $100,000 . ) grant la funding _ ter In Sanford. However. All which will also ' added, some Individuals can the study, ;e the effect artificial light have extreme allergic reactions gauge on has c controlling the midge to the midges. SANFORD - The midges have populaUon. These are non-blUng Jitlng Insects Ini landed. The midges have They are retaining very good that emerge emerae after dark In in aalanded. numbers,* All aald. tronomlcal numbers and be A second barge was towed Each barge measures 90 by into Lake Monroe last week to come a nuisance.* All aald. continue research on the peaky adding that up to one million 21 feet and Is equipped with flying Insects that have of the Insects can come out two 5,000 watt generators that plagued the dty and Us resi­ each night during the peak power 14 light panda that season between April and Oc­ measure 7 by ft fleet. The light dents for years. attracts the midges to the Known as ’ blind mosqui­ tober. The two barges, which were barges where they swarm, die toes,’ midges are non-biting cousins of the mosquito that acquired from a government and then drop into collection travel In ■warms. Midges are surplus center In Jacksonville, boxes. No Insecticides are more of a nuisance than any­ are part of a research project used. All and hia crew collect the that will measure the quality thing else, aald Arahad All, specimens twice each week and quantity of the Insects. professor of aquatic entomol­ ogy and ecology with the Uni­ The first barge was delivered In and continue their studies at versity of Florida research cen­ July. By Mute _ HERALD STAFF WRITER i Aaaoondbaiga project that wS Instated mLake Monroe teat wash aa part of a rasaarch tie amount of midgee foal pour Mo the area. �2A • Semlnoi* H«r.ikJ, Santord, Florida - Tuesday, August 25, 1998 Pentas, the star of the garden Security company promotes W right Irthlt Wright. Jr., Va a John a tAOW 1965 graduate of Crooms High School and former detective sergeant with the Seminole County Sheriffs Department, was recently promoted from project manager to general manager of Proacgur Universal Security S.A. Proacgur. a company baaed In Madrid. Spain, employs over 25,000 people through Central and Latin America, Germany. It­ aly. Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Suiza. >.'• i., Wright to responsible for the myriad security functions of various U.S. government mili­ tary Installations tn the Re­ public of Panama, managing several million dollar con­ tracts and a labor force of over 300 personnel. He still considers Sanford aa hla home. While serving with the sher­ iffs department, he was the recipient of the “Most Out­ standing Young Law Enforce- Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank to asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type do­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0622. O p tim is t C lu b The Sanford Optimist dub meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room in downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. ■1 11 “ John Wright Jr. ment Officer* award for the month of October. 1972, and again in 1973. He subse­ quently served 22 years tn the U.S. Army. month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Bhrd. All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, are In­ vited to attend. For Information, call Horace Oreen. 322-5493. The scientific name comes from a Greek word meaning ’ live’ for the number of petals on the (lowers. Originally a na­ tive of tropical Africa. Pentas has numerous clusters of storUke (lowers that attract tummlngbirda and butterflies. Pen­ tas to related botanlcally to lxora. gardenia, and coffee. It Is also known aa the Egyptian star or Egyptian star clusters. The plant: Pentas has a fast, upright to somewhat sprawling growth habit, mull!-branched, and woody near the base, pawing about 2 to 4 Inches tall. It to usually kept 12 to 18 Inches tall by pinching off the tlpa of stems. The plants have apposite, hairy, oval, dark green leaves, 3 to 4 Inches long, which are often deeply veined. Flowers are (tve-lobed. trumpet-shaped, about 1/3 inches In diameter, bom In numerous rounded terminal dusters, about 4 Inches in di­ ameter. formed on the upper portion of the stem. Flower colors are red, pink, lavender, white, and purple, and tn warm weather zones are produced I0 \ with good moisture. Fertilize frequently. Propagate from atem cuttings at any time.. In the southern parts of the state. ----------------Pentas may be evergreen, even­ tually becoming almost shrubi’.'ljy j \-r * like. In north and centra) A L -------------- Florida you can purchase new FE ER RR RE ER R plants each spring and treat F them as annuals. It may grow back from the roots tn spring tn central Florida following a nearly year-round. The variety freeze tf the roots are not killed Orchid Star has rosy lavender by the low temperatures, dowers. The fruit to a little !■ <■« fkurttagi Often Pencapsule that contains many taa to hated ana sold as a small seeds. . greenhouse or Indoor plant. P tM tfaft In Florida, Pentas and It to a wonderful subject to plantetTdurtng the months of when used this way. I f y o u March through August In zones want to cany your garden 9-11. The plant to sensitive to plants over the winter instead cold weather. It m ba mown of purchasing anew each tn M l «m to partial shade, but spring. Uft them from the gsrdo teat In at least 4 hours of den tn eaihr .foil, trim them 1----------- -— “ n is n m iM s K - ." " ■ © OARDKMINO annoB M iN V .. A . _ . .. . ... k u b u u n k i m during l ttu M the a n il tn a peat and soil mix. Report In a 60*50 mixture of sand and peat after It la well rooted. Set winter plants In the garden af­ ter the soil becomes thor­ oughly warm In the spring, or gradually expose them to out­ side conditions and leave them In the pots for patio or porch use. Whether Indoors or out­ doors, alter the plants have begun to show good growth. nch out all growing tips for w. bushier plants which will produce even more (lowering K hanging basket. It to an attrac­ tive small hedge or accent plant and can even be used in (lower arrangements. It to a very popular plant In butterfly gardens because Its flowers are such favorites that butterflies continuously seek nectar Asm flowers, feeding from than un­ til almost dark every day. In the garden, massed r1***i trg~ of Pentas produce Ora asost striking effects and aft eaurse Unisex rest rooms are hard for disabled to fi DEAR ABBY: I don’t know when the Rev. Virginia Anderson [ has been the last 10 yean or so. She claim* the problem of net room* when (pouses of people with handi­ caps an allowed In to help them you it has. I travel all over the UnitSanford — The Sanford ed States and Canada, and many Woman's Chib meets the first citiss have men’s rest rooms, Wednesday of each month, Oc- women's net rooms and family net tober through May, at 11 a.m., rooms in thslr shopping cocnpfcjta*. at the clubhouse, 309 S. Oak The malls In my home state of MinAve. Reservations lor the noon nssoto have them, luncheon are necessary Another thing, Abby: In your through the telephone commit- answer you said, *By the a * offl or tee. Following luncheon, n proyour g r a i ^ should U sbto to gram ft* nw * n twl . UB6 ft PUDlif, Ffflt FOOCB WJUlAftU * tmeatf oec f r 't t e r . the Klwanto Club’ of Sanford has moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the tjiw h U Landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting K1wantons are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith, 323-5088. Sanford CMc Center. Live music by the Deltontons 13-piece band. Donation 83.00. A l-A n o n A support group for friends or relative* of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th S t, Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or memb en are welcome to this 12- U}3^ nolt ***? . 9iulj ,° L _ Sm lnole county holds a coffee for newcomets and second Wednesday of every month from 10 a m untll noon. Fbr Information on address, call Betty. 096-0144, or Lucy. 322-7877. k r» looking Tbr bhUdron who are alone. By the opposite sax parent (lad too .lata. Plssse think wouldn't even allow s8old child to go into in a small town, INTEREST! Orthodox Church of BL fltephen. 1896 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon, to followed by Bible study and fefiowahlp. The m u o meets on the secand and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more Informabon, contact Mary' Butte at 330-6391;' W M o w ffd P ffr a o n t All wfctowvri n m on . « . DEAR ABBY: .My girlfriend expects ms to wear a condom A r t y o u * 4 r iv o u * to to tty o m r c o r f �h worn r ' ' *1 l»vV. .ttVg*r^vVfV^it W9| PW W Ssmlnot*HsraM.Sanfefd,Florida-Tuesday,August2S, IMS-SA --------------- Goff: M anager’s rumor is ludicrous Report* that he la going to become the neat Seminole County manager Inltate a genueman and acholar named ®*h Oeff, who haa trouble* managing to get along with hi* fellow school board member*. Ooodneaa gracious, scoffs “ Ooff, *thla latest rumor la tudlcroua, The ones making It uj might hurt their opponents. ^ answer to than today." O off aaid, la that I am truly Qattered that they hold me in auch high esteem to have auch a Job but I'm going to ham to decline. My efforts the next two yean will be directed to the school board. ‘ I'm not stupid enough to waste my time trying to ex­ plain the rumors or havtrw to apologise to Ctoiy E alrrr (the current county manager) and anyone else this incredible rumor may affect," Ooff aaid. The story goes that If Hrntoy defeats Win In the District 4 Com* race, there would be a vote In November to re- place KaJaer and hire Ooff. think I'd make! ■ a MOOd <rf the Uln^commiaaton- agw?" he said, feign reigning hurt. Ing h era and Oood Ooff. O a. - „ « « —— —. _ ... , . _ Kalaer a year ago and are aup- ®®®B M I g o in g to T w a in porting Henley today. Charles Dwdtoy Warner. the Those backing Adama want diatlngulahed editor o f the you to believe this.” Ooff aaid, Hartford Courant, said on Aug. T h at'* how desperate deape they *897 ‘ Everybody talks about the weather but nobody **. Malty said today that the <**• onythlng about It" H ie >ff rumor was “the TODAY 18... two H ie good old boy* are at it W all this to, The good ffaod old old bey* bey* network, network, trying trying to out dram Cattton Henley and Bob W est They thought they could pull It off fay ettog Bob oorr witn them candktatas. It S U ' 9 1 RUSS WHITE ------------_j TwMa. Warner didn't live long to see ther color *T *thP .ro*P * .*L VSA *>■ Either S S L*.**” * did Twain. ■ • H M iy or I T S ' S i. - " i t t s whai_ they theu^it Ha sf the school board to to Improve the education etandonto far the courtly. T n going to apeak up when it cads far It. he d. "And fay the way, don't you S g 5 . * ¥ S 7 (“ « 5 SSE » • . * £ ' • & « Oaa't ehake. Phflbto to 08. bu* _ don't stir, * l l l i f e l to 38 today. We’re *B shook up because o f her. Actor fto n fchar* MM to SB and dying to sell eomrthtog on TV. Workmen are Mkrtag but not afaaktafl to the background. Actor i M to 81 and country know, grew up and w S t to school to Sanford. Maybe they ouaht to name the waterfront V ote- *1 arts prntoel Ike m •ny?, 3*1 • '• < .■>>-> • 'V iv r ^ •« e.-yti H '. * ', » >••• ir -«r~ '. V- /» '.-’ii/nAu '. - ■ •• Itai/ure^ of^ drug ^>ariipherna- Jeffrey Thompson is involved: IN HIS PROFESSION »wr m IN HIS COM M UNITY * Rwllfrwlrtwl-grword County IN EDUCATION ptochvwM • * * * * ! * B C C lo n M M m * WanOouf *r - JVtv '1 -' ' ?u t- t, < <■ tn o d k O o u rto rta r -I "i i n a si to to (Cherirmon) * BremnlCou.-,— -----tttonceltoi Porte * The Uh»id Why of Brewed Cou*y * BnawjdCouayLagoiArtlnc. Uinm r intheamrtmm the CtrcutiCmrtl cu eto a l uitm tf-i: M I * t BB �4 A ■ Ssmmols Herald. Santord, Florida •Tuaaday. August 2S, 1M 6 Editorial & Opinion Dim inishing the sense o f Sanford city cotnmlaakmesa are buay congratulating themaelvea for a recent re­ duction tn property taxes. The reduction la approximately 50 cents per household for the first year and commteaionera promise future reductions tn years to come. Com­ missioners feel It la important to reduce taxes because our rnOlage rate la to much higher than that of other communlttea (and also because there ta a popular, afestt or-, roneoua. belief among polMdaae that tan reductions are desired by all meofearo of the voting public). Pardon me. but the reason our niBfige rate la so high la that our preparty valuta are bo low. Could it be that our property values are ridiculously low hecaiiaa our government does not provide adequate amenities and services to Ita etttaanST Could It be that the etty miniulaatanere and mayor do not think the commteMty tl worth Investing In? Pay attention, fellow eltteene. Cky of ndghborUneea and about thing with all different Unde of people. These ctvtc apocca are a symbol of pride In community and reflect local government's regard for Ita residents. In abort, a ayatem of public graces taa framework on which we build a true aenae of community. I live tn Sanford with oqr huabartd and 30-month-old eon because our town la dlf- A R TIST Transit W all M urals Faux-finishing Mand-paint«d porcelain knobs / 407 321-1546 �ofWv¥ h .vw ato 1 .. .. - . . - . Surge earn spot in MLRH Find Four at Anaheim Making Brunell •t ii'.ao p.». ir, shine In second scrimmage �• A •Somlnot# HaraM, 8antort. Florida •Tuaaday, August 28.1996 win, lose & D R EW Mimas In which la m ttd : Maria MMsr. AHof uld pmpurty botn* In Ihs County am Unolo. ttata o l Florida. ot County cash ot Mm tttoof Fw iho n o *o 1 tho County Courtlwuo*, m K w m m \i$i NMH �&cmtnalc Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES Tuwdey iwu Fhdey18Noen » * day bafofs puMcation. Sunday 1> Noon Friday 5^Tow a55off NM M M M 2 L f iZ 5 f l? h ^ t iB S y 1 U S a j a ik liM i IM i< H M M 9 V =ggBB8g S �71—H elp W anted 71— H elt W anted 71— H elp W anted K IT ’N* CARLYI.K ® by U rry Wrt*hl 141—H omes For Sale 155— C o n d o m in iu m s /sloW Is/HAT QAOWTH OPPOA phnangknar 157— M obile H omes For Sale headboard m fw> 1290. Nn (toubK bad *Araaa haafeoard IMS. Badroom dram r 80* Mtfi I SO* *Ma. Fraaatandng noor mirror MO. Bow*ng Bd IS, 2-«oodfn tabiat IS aach. I new noma warier puwaa. M aach, oak counlar chair III Kitchan woodan UNaA 4 chair* oak lop wtmrn chair pad*, noa c S T w n a 219—Wanted to tirr ♦ graai pay and banptoyam Mn of 9 *r* kactor a*a*r a * i 1S1—A ppliances 4 Furniture For Sa u j h e Best Things In Life Are Free.. couponandnull to; S>cmtnolc Herald �Sem inole Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, A ugust 2 9 , 1 P M BLONDIE by Chic Young ffi hlonri Hnt$ fatal? DEAR D a GOTT: My sister had a blood clot in her leg. Five months later, she got clots In her lungs. After 12days in the Intensive care unit on a respirator, she went back to her room; then the got more dots and died. Her doctor said it was because she was overweight, but she wasn't that heavy. He won? answer my question! or talk tone at all. by M od Walker EETLE BAILEY MVSHOPPIH# LI5T DEAR READER: Your sister seems to have died from a pulmonary embolbm, a blood dot that was car­ ried In the circulation (Torn the leg to the lungs, where It became wedged. Although this is a serious and some­ times total condition, It la treatable. Soma doctors use heparin to prevent dots bom forming In the leg veins; other physicians may give streptoki­ nase, a drug that dissolves dots once they have formed. liar, but taking Robituiain under the guidance of a doctor can help some women become pregnant. The coui mixture contains guaifenesin, a sul stance that thins mucus. If your cervi­ PETER cal canal secretes mucus that Is so GOTT, M.D thick that It prevents penetration by sperm, Robltussln can reduce mucous viscosity and permit fertilization to take place. Plcaae don't become alarmed and think, as one of my patients did, that you could art preg­ Robltussln cough syrup to get preg­ nant Just by drinking cough syrup; nant. Have you ever heard of this? therea more to It than that DEAR READER: It sounds pecu­ OIWSNEWSPAPERENTCHPIUSEMSN. . OOTT ACROSS to DtCsprto, to nnnnn unran mnnnnn nnnnura □□□nnn nnnnnn nnn mnn nnnn nnnnrann rannnn nnn nnn nnn nnn i innnnn mnnnran nnnrann nnn nnn nnnnn □nunnnn □nun nnn nnn nunnnn nnnunri □nnnnn mrannnn nnrnn nnnnn I think It's odd that the doctor won't answer your questions. In similar drcumstances, I would ba more than by Art Bpnaom wMb^ptosaybln your slater's condj- THE BORN LO SER trous and I think you have a right to knewqrlut happened and why. Overweight people may nave a high­ er incidence of pulmonary embolism: hooeear, obesity was not the cause of bar death She died of a treatable dis aroax W W UTI I ONLY WENT C M * TO THE M ALL..I'M SOME FOE THIRTY MINUTES,AND YOU START MOVING YOU* STUFF INTO M Y RO O M ?' WHAT'S 60\H6 t ON MERE ? a ----------- n I could net aasess your sister’s treatment without fully reviewing her racarda, so I cannot say whether or net her doctor waa negligent. I can, spy that his attitude Is rep^ improving. Call hosplia at the chief of staff at the hospital which your sister was a patient; ask himor her to help you. This may be an instance where a little professional pressure from your doctor's col­ leagues might produce the answers r< To give you related Information, 1 am rending you a copy of my Health Report 'Mood — Donations A Disorders." Other readers who would liho a copy should send 12 plus a tong, •elf-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Bos M17, Murray Hill Station, Now York, NY 101M. Be sure to menthanthe title. ----- V ---------- - R fO kV O JI DEAR DR COTT: lu n N , married andhaveal-year-oldsoa. WeVe been trying hr three years to hive another mm 'W a A I W i r Vi VA A strivi rearm Count thosewinners too SK I OA K 9» S A A ir ti 2 S ' iZ t Z Z : H I u T S ™ aataaiialMd. Am ElbadlaoMndi dost tract. All wall and goad, but whea g j y »' octatar can tttt bach oa taa than Is a trump suit, it is a pmd Mas la count winners as wall. Boreathnsi tMa wifl point you ia tba right direeThb la tha right Una: Win wtth tha UOUUtfO%M tree COMPUTER . M ATCH P ATIN ‘ StfVlCf OARFKLO art r^ n KNOW W v rt$ P * •jTW B 4M m • BA nz* ecWvsd In toe yaw ahead. Unusual drcumatanoreeoiM bring auoreoe. V M M (Aug. >1 I spi. a t) Financial riunbiM thouMnol ba Iraobd MMorantly today-Voyrtialtieto tor mating or aav tig money oouti bo Impmooivs; don’t ba afraid to push toom to toe km*. Trying to patch up a broken romance? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cdc3d43370cd057852da18b2c1054566.pdf dbaaf95885400d62aa96079deca35b51 PDF Text Text TODAY IS...PAGK 2A Stephen Porter and Wendy Bordeaux join SCC Fiesta in photos Firefighter union President Dick Criswell IX iN p THE CQOKie JAR..WTH HQMPS.1AOE Q.QOOI£$*.Pf!QPt,£ 3B 3 cminolc Herald S e rvin g S anford , L a k e M ary, Lo n g w o od , O v ie d o , W in te r S p rin g s and S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e 1 9 0 8 ‘Hst YHAR. No. I1) THURSDAY. SHPTKMBHR 17. 1998 50 C e n ts The hunt for baby Pamela 2 1-m onth old daughter is one o f several children center tracks each year By Marla Orem HERALD STAFF WRITER I.ONGWOOD • The lather ol .1 missing child joined law enforcement .incuts today as they canvassed neighborhoods seeking Ups 011 the whereabouts of Ills 2 1-month - old daiightci Victor M.irtlur/ last saw Ills daughter. I'.imi-la Vic toria M.irtlur/. on Sept. I Iasi year with lirr iiiolhrr. Dlua Martinez. The case* lias Iwrn classified as a parental al> lllli'tIon. II 11- r.illii-r, who lives III Sanloid. Is tlir custodial p.irrut. Hie Honda l)rpartmi*iil of Liu- Kulorrr mi-ill. lu cooperation with the Liugwootl Police Department the Seminole ( utility Slii-nirs Ollier, and the Missing Childrens Center In Winter Spurn’ s lauiirhed the c-l Ion In liopc-s ol developing new leads. "We hrllevc- her inollier could sllll he In the area,* said Carol Cleary, a special agent with Ilu- FDI.K. "W ell go door lo door and hand out posters trying hi generate leads " Cleary said Investigators have Im-cii lol lowing lip on some Ups. which indicate thal the inollier. who is a native of Chile, may In- working as a c Idle! ran- provider or a hotisekrr|M-r In Ltngwuod. Ltngwood Investigators have hern In Pirate See Search. Page :IA Bicycle, ( a n k e r ( r u c k collide J u d g e ’s o rd e r reversed in nude clu b challenge Sassy M erlois stays open, but remains on county’s hit list By Huai White HERALD STAFF WRITER S rM Sanford Police Otc David Morgonstorn and O le Bill Crapps examine a bicycle damagod at tho scone of an accident W ednesday at Fronch Avonuo and Sixth Street. Alton Latavious Collier. 17. collided on his bicycle with a tanker truck dnven by Pamela Martinez has been missing from her fa­ ther's custodial care for more than a year. Law enforcement officials will canvas neighborhoods today, seeking information on her whereabouts. r s o M a , l o m t f V M C *«l Bill McCray, tor Oils Unlimited. Inc . Mentone. Ala Paramedics transport Collier trorn tho scene Nei­ ther Collier nor McCray sustained sonous injurios No charges havo boon tiled, although tho accident is still under investigation SEMINOLE COUNTY The Tilth Distrlit Court ol Appeals has rescinded Circuit Court •fudge Alan Dickey’s order lot Seminole County to treat Sassy Merlois nudr darn ing t lull in Fern Park an It u wrrr 11 li • rnsed adult entrrtalnmrut es­ tablishment Deputy County Attorney Lonnie Groot says that the ef­ fect of thr District Court's Sept. 4 ruling allows thr county to rontlnur to treat Sassy Merlois as an Illegal and untUrused establishment. It does not close the club. Imt allows the county to deny Is suing development |M-nnlts re quested by the club. 'Not much has changed." said attorney Hugh Tiers, who represents River Capital Ine. (Sassy Merlots). 'E ver since the club opened - IH months ago • tin county lias said It was op crating Illegally So what's the dlllrrenee now W ere still open." On three occasions. the lounty dented requests hy the <luli to erect temporary trailer signs Ibis prompted owner Doug liunglr to take the county to court Dn key ordered the county to treat Sassy Merlois .is it were any other lltrusrd 1 lull The <nuuly appealed and was granted a motion lo leln stale an automatic stay. “ they (Sassy Mriluls) said we were mil entitled tp the stay tint thr Appeals Court said we were." Groot said. 'Governments are entitled to stays of this nature. We have maliitaturd all along this club opened and Is o|ieratlng Ille­ gally - ami that we do not have to treat It as wr do thr clubs tli.it ate legally operating." Commissioner Win Adams said that tlir ruling was signifi­ cant lit that It was 'one more step along the way to regulat­ ing adult riitrrtuluiiieut In thr county. These people defied us hy o|M-nlng Illegally. 'Iliry do not deserve to tie treated as those clubs who are operating legally and observing the county's ordinances." Sassy Merlots o|M-nrd In February 1997 just as county ollli lals were III the proerss of revising an out dated and tnrffei lual adult entertainment ordinance. H ie county attor­ neys adopted a restraining or­ der lo stop any ilnhs trying to open during the drafting ol the ordinance A club named VIP Gold opened and was closed down hy Judge L-ouard Wood Dll krv allowed Sassy Merlots to stay open 'Here we had lhe same Issue and two judges whu ruled dlflerrnlly." said County C om ­ mission Chairman Kandy Mor­ ris. *We brllrvr Judge Wood ruled correctly and that Judge Dickey's ruling was a had one." More than a year later. VIP Gold Is gonr and forgotten while Sassy Merlots thrives In the county that rarely sleeps. While all this Is happening, a group known as the Seminole County Citt/cns for Decency has prompted a voter referen­ dum on public decency. If the PleM* Be* Ruling. Page M Deputies join 3-county pursuit o f man suspected in kidnapping V ic t im d r o p p e d o f f at g a s s ta tio n a s s u s p e c t h e a d s n o rth to w a r d F la g le r , f o l l o w e d b y la n d a n d a ir By Marla Orem HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - A man wanted for kid­ napping was arrested Wednesday following a pursuit by law enforcement agents In three counties. Including Seminole. Robert J. Hutzlaff. 37. who was wanted on kidnapping and aggravated assault charges In Orange County, was pursued In Seminole County and apprehended In Flagler County, ac- INDEX B r ie f* ..................2 A C la s s ifie d . . 4 B -B B C o m i c s ............... 6 B C ro s s w o r d . . . . 6 B D ear A bby . . . . 5A Dr. G o t t ............... 6 B H o ro sco p es . . . 6 B O b it u a r ie s . . . . 4 A O p i n i o n ............... 4 A P e o p l e ..................5 A P o lic e B rie fs . . 3 A S p o rt s . . . . 1B -2B TV ....................... 5 A W e a t h e r ..............2 A * Mistakes art a fact of lifa. It la tha response to _ error that counts.* eordlng to Deanna llrown. spokeswoman tor the Seminole County Sheriffs Office Sgt. Mike Welppert of the shertfTs other re­ sponded to a complaint Tuesday at nhout 11:30 p in. of dm g activity at I0H Magnolia Street In the Mobile Manor trailer park, located olf State Road -134. Welppert then followed a blur Chrsyler, which llut/Jalf was driving, with Donna Maz/otta us the passenger. Ilruwn said Mu//ottu was drop|>ed off at an Amoco station and Ilnt/lafT continues driving easlbound 011 Interstate 4. The county's Alert 1 hrlleopler followed the vehicle as It entered Volusia and then Flagler County. Flagler poller arrested Ilnt/lafT after he swerved Into a median and lost control of the ear. 1‘ollrr had placed stop slicks In Ills path, which flattened the suspect's tires. Seminole County will ulso charge llut/laff with fleeing and reckless driving, llrown said. A touch o f glass Flay and Johanna McCoy admire some of the many treasures to be found at the Sanlando Depression Era Glass Show and Sale, op en ­ ing Friday and continuing through the w eek­ end at the Sanford Civic Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Special guest is author Gene Florence. Preview and shopping w « be held Friday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Show hours are Saturday 9 a m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Admission s $3, or $5 for three days. Door prizes will be awarded. n*r*Ma Home of ‘Have It Your W a y ’ makes way for the GreeneWay By Shari Brodlc HERALD FEATURE EDITOR SANFORD - T h e Home of the Whopper' Is making way for Ute expressway and It may he early ncxi year before u new restaurant opens In the historic district. 'Hie Sanford Hurger King, locuted on U.S. Highway 17-92. north o f Alqxiit Boulevard, closes tonight for the last time. The restaurant Is one of several businesses on property acquired for right-of-way. to accommodate toll exits planned for the Central Florida GrrrnrWay. The old Discount Auto Parts locution and Center Mall were m/ed lust week. The restaurant building will be stripped of usable equipment starting Friday and then will be demolished. Like many of the other displaced businesses, the Burger King will relocate, and the new site Is at the com er of 17-92 and Third Street. In the historic dlstrtel. Opened on March I, 1976, the Hurger King was the first In Central Florida to be built wtth a drive through, according to Assistant Manager Jim Hrodlr. Other locutions were retrolilted when fast-food restaurants started offering the Hcrvlrc. Ilu- Sanford restaurant was the ninth built by fast food mogul Manny Garcia, who owned more than 40 stores when he sold them bark to Please Bee Burger. Page 3A Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent Rubble from Center Mall can be seen acroee the etreel from Burger King, eoon lo be ru e d . �2 A • Sem inole H eM id . Santoid Flonda Thursday. S e p lc m tw i 17. 1'JJ8 C risw ell says, ‘ I ’ d rather be fighting fires’ IN BRIEF Ptuilucci donation to help families Trash days to change SEMINOLE* COUNTV About 10.000 Seminole County resi­ dents will be notified Saturday ol changes In their garbage and recyclable goods collection days. Effective Oct. 1. those serv­ iced by HFI Inc. will be placed on different pickup schedules. Notices will lie mailed within the next two weeks. For more Information, call (4071 3309539. SANFORD - Jcno and Lois Paulucrt h a w arranged for two sem itrailer loads of Mlchcllna's and Mlchcllna’s Yu Sing frozen entrres lo be d is­ tributed free of rh.irgc to food banks and agencies, to restock then food supplies for those In need. Agencies and organizations serving needy families In Seminole County are being In­ vited to share In up to 120.000 free dinners lo be made avail­ able by the Patdurci family through Its 1-ulgino‘s Inc., foods company. The Rub Plan has donated lis facilities to ac­ commodate the distribution. llils will be the fifth and sixth truckload of free food that the company has supplied to Central Florida this year. 'Since welfare reforms, with which we agree, have been in­ stituted. many people are having a harder lime making ends meet during transition to new employment." Jeno F. Pauluccl said. 'In various parts o f the country where we do business, we contribute food to help families that havr been affected by the welfare re­ forms.* Lutgtno's Inc. corporate headquarters ts In Sanford. Volley hall recreation SANFORD - Seminole C o m ­ munity College Is offering a recreational volleyball class beginning on Monday. The class will provide an o p ­ portunity for recreational vol­ leyball enthusiasts to improve thetr basic playing skills while teaming proper team play strategies and formations. Lram and practice the set. hump, dig. and spike. Perfect evening of sport for neighbor­ hood or office groups. The class will continue on Mondays for six weeks. Classes meet from 7 until 9 p.m. In the gym on the main campus, 100 Weldon Hlvd.. Sanford. Cost Is 839. For more Information call (407) 328-212l. Explore Florida’ s outdoors Sustainability for Seminole CENTRAL FLORIDA - Expert* cnee the natural sights and sounds o f Central Florida as Florida Crossroads presents 'Florida: n ie Outdoor Advcnturc-nic Central Region-Part 1.'* broadcast today on WMFE/Channel 24 -Orlando. Pan 2 will air Sept. 26 at 6 pm . and repeat Sept. 29 at 2:90 p.m. This episode of Florida Crossroads, produced tn coop­ eration with the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ sion. continues to explore many of the parks and natural resources found In this rrglon. Through the use of aerial and ground level footage. Interviews and animation, viewers will ex­ plore and discover the habi­ tats, native species and recrea­ tional opportunities that make Florida such a wonderful state to live in or visit. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The League of Women Vutrrs in Seminole County will discuss an upcoming two-year study of sustainability tn tiir county on Sept. 24 at 7 p.m., at the Eastmonte Civic Center. 830 Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Springs. International student forum WINTER SPRINGS - The M ul­ ticultural Community Advisory Committee of the Seminole County Ihibllc Schools ts hosting an open forum for In­ ternational students and their parents on Sept. 26 at 11 a.in. at Indian Trails Middle School, 550 Tuskawllla Rd. Winter Springs. Paul Hagerty, superintendent of Seminole County Public i 3A • _ TaSE LOCAL F O M C A S T Today: Scattered thunder­ storms. Highs In the upper-80s. Lows In the mld-70s Friday: Scattered thunderstorms. Highs tn the upper-60s. Lows tn the mld-70s. Saturday: After­ noon thunderstorms. Highs tn the upper-SOs. Lows In the mld-70s. Sunday: Afternoon thunderstorms. Highs tn the low-90s. Lows tn the mld-70s. THURSDAY: 8 0 LUNAR TABLE: min. 3:25 a.m., maj. 9:30 a.m., min. 3:40 p.m., maj. 9:55 p.m. TIDE8: Daytona Beach: high: 6:14 a.m.. 6:41 p.m.. low: 12:04 a.m.. 12:16 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 6:19 a.m.. 6:46 p.m., low: 12:09 a.m., 12:21 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 6:34 a.m., 7:01 p.m.. low: 12:24 THURSDAY FRIDAY Tstnna 88 76 T ttn n a 88 75 a.m.. 12:36 p.m. | MACH CONDITIONS | SATURDAY SUNDAY Tatrms 89 75 Tetrma 91 75 Daytona Beach It New Smyrna Beach: S e a s are 3 5 feet w ith a m o d era te chop. W ater tem perature at D aytona Is 78 degrees a n d at N e w S y m m a . 78 degrees. W in d s a re from the so u th ­ east at 15-20 m .p.h. LOTTERY Hare are tTvo winning numbers solected on W ednesday In the Flonda Lottery: Fanteey 5 2-9-11-12-22 Lotto (Sept 12) 19-23-29-21-30-45 I STATISTICS l l IK Z w tm m rA f m g ’B d | tfegreee and the overnight low woe 73. Recorded rainfall far the period ending at 20 a.m., Thursday totaled 0.57 Inch. •S u n rise ................7:2 2 e.ro. •lunaet.................7:3d p.m. Cm * 3 o *3 S e m in o le H e r a ld "Srning Seminole County Since IWH" Thursday. September 17,1998 • Vol. 91. No. 19 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 LCQALS CIRCULATION ADMINISTRATION Dare CMchnsi - Pubksher O d e ssa Pugh L n d a Spwger B u sin e ss M anager Betty Bennett Rom Bourne - Manager Meknda Morns EDITORIAL Lacy Loer - Editor Jett BerWecke SnanBrodw Dons Owtncti A D V E R T IS IN G Km Butler K e * e W erner - M anager C h e ry S lone Jeans Hughe* CLASSIFIED Mena Orem Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Rum White Heather Daigle Teran D a n e s PenoOCAl P o u » g * P * * 3 U S xntord Fiona* *nd a d c H o m l m ** ng o tticot 3 Month* 6 Month* 1 Yaar The S E M IH O L E H E R A L D P O Bo* I M F M S arJo rd F L 32772 1667 p Margaret Botchan production Frank Wrtokne - Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur - Operations Freda Meitners Cheryl Smith PRESS S STRIPPING Robed 'Stup’ Cowan Mark Savon Bd Egan Jack E Ruche Elwm Tyrrek. Jr • Head Pressman Subscription R a la s (0 * 4 , 8 Su n dry) U S P S 481280 Po*tm**t*r S e n ) addins* change* lo M fT f!1 H om e Delivery 11880 139 00 178 00 M*4 124 00 148 00 198 00 F lood * R esident* add 7% U l M 1*1 to *004* ra ia t Republic J f m [Newspapers, Inc. • <7 a m rnm m m m m m ftm m M l Hum, hum, hum Ruby throated humming­ birds ran be s|>ottrd near Rorkport and Fulton, Texas at the start of the Hummcr/Blrd Celebration. Each fall the btrds stage a spectacular show as they return, from their summer nesting grounds In the north, along the eastern Gulf Coast, on their way to TODAY RUSS W H IT E thetr winter grounds In Mexico and Central America. The birds hum thrlr way 500 miles across the Gulf. Ten times as many people watch from tlouls, bouts and In their housecoats. Sounds like Tun Yep. It's lime to return to Intercourse. Pa., and the an­ nual Seven 8weets and Seven Sours Festival H ie good folks in town put up thetr frutts and vegetables for the long winter. Mote than 10,000 will partici­ pate In the Intercourse festi­ val. W e'll try the cookies W ally Amos, the cookie man. came to Maitland last week to speak at the University of Phoenix. Guess who's next In the education movement? Captain Sewer. H ie captain will visit Dover Shores Ele­ mentary and Princeton E le­ mentary. lie'll he armed with a plunger and toilet seat lid. lie'll talk alxnit clean water and how wastewater ts treated. ‘Die cookie man gets thr nod. Over and out. Captain Sewer. (Iruduation day Roddy McDowall. 70-yrarsold today. Is from London on nr near The Pluuef o f Apes. A c­ tress Anne Bancroft Is 67 and is a Tony and Oscar winner. She was Mrs. Robinson In Die Gmt/unte. Slie Is married to Mel Brooke. Actor John Rit­ ter Is 50. lie's the son of Cow- Fta photo Lt. Dick Criswell has needed a strong will and occasionally a bag ol tricks as ho (ought lor better pay lor Iho Seminole County firelighters. boy singer Tex Ritter. R e­ member when Tex sang. "Smoke, Smoke. Smoke that Cigarette." His kid can't be 50. No way. Phil Jachoon, the pride of Deer Lodge. Mont., la c e le ­ brating his 53rd birthday to ­ day as fur away from the Chi­ cago Dulls as he can get. Couch Phil hud his fill ol the Hulls management. He nice If he roaehed in Orlando hut he's probably too smart for that. Show time Those addicted to the Hoob Tube probably know that "The Fugitive” began in 1963. ‘ Mission Impossible" In I960 and “ M W S M f In 1972. One featured a man with one arm, another men In disguises and the third u man In a dross. All throe slurws began on the 17th o f September. History time There once was a man named Rood, known more for what he wrote than whut he road. Who was George Read and what did he write? Clue: lie was an attorney from Maryland. That ought to give It away. Vintage view Those Sanlord Grammar School students wore in Mrs. Bray's 1921-22 sixth grade class; the majority later graduated from Seminole High in 1928. Minnie Beck Kralzert was able to identify a tew ol these: If you recognize any others, contact Grace Marts Sltnocipher. Front row (from left): Mrs. Bray (standing), Pearl Rob­ son. Unknown, Louise Nyland. Unknown, Alice Corpening, Nezzie Stone, Unknown. Clara Millen, principal (standing). Second row: Unknown. Unknown. Mary Helen Morse. Bea Howard, Unknown, Unknown. Third row: None identi­ fied. Beck row: Eric Lundquist is in the center wearing a white shirt. I also have pictures of Mrs. Lester’s 1921-22 sixth grade doss and Ruth Kenner’s 1921-22 fifth grade class (SHS 1929). If you think you might be able to identify people In these pictures, contact Grace M. Stinecipher. Vintage Views are neededl Search lor some and get them to me. The way we were: The forgotten Milane Theatre The high temperature In P I he last I lircc years have been demanding ones to L t. D ick C r is w e ll, ol the Seminole County Emergency Services and president of the Seminole County Professional Firefight­ ers lmeal 3254. Criswell has battled for b e l­ ter pay for the 181 lire lightets in the union, arguing that they deserve lar belter than being 82nd tun of 134 d e ­ partment* tn the slate. The union has settled lull doesn't feel totally pleased with a pav hike that means at least 82.000 more a year for each member and raises starring salaries from $21,607 to 820.000, Tile bikes would also raise the starting pay of lieutenants from 827.006 to 832.430. ‘ It's a start," Criswell said, 'but 1 won't feel comfortable until the Hoard of Commis­ sioners approves what we’ve given our approval What we have is a two-year contract with thr pay Increase for one year. Hopefully, we can start negotiating for the second year pay scale this November." Criswell, a 24 -year-veteran with the department. Is a lough competitor who has relused to bark down through­ out the contract squabbles. As thr union Is on the verge o f Its first contract since It was formed nine years ago. he Is cautiously optimistic. 'I'd raliicr be lighting tiros," he said. There Is not much Informa­ tion available on the original building at Second Street and Magnolia Avenue that was known at different times as the Star Theater and the San­ ford Opera H o u b c . But that building was later replaced by the Milane Theatre and there Is enough Information un Its early days for two columns. We read quite a bit about the Ritz Theater, but forget that the building was first named the Milane Theatre. Dud Moughton stated tn 1989 that it was renamed the Ritz. efrea 1940. when the sign went from Incandescent bulbs to neon; It was too expensive to spell out 'M ilan e.' There was quite a bit of publicity In the Sai\ford H er aid on the opening of the Mi­ lane Theatre on Aug. 2. 1923 and for at least a month after­ wards us copies o f these arti­ cles are in the museum files. Credit for the new theater was due to the vision o f Frank L. Miller und Edward Lane (for whom the theater was named) who organized the company that eventually put the big proposition over. The officers o f the Milane Corporation were Frank L. Miller, presi­ dent: Edward F. Lane, vice president: C.L. Urltt. sccrctary/treasurer. Directors were Edward Higgins. AAV. Lrr Jr., und Fred Walsman. George Drorkholm was the first manager and F.E. Farmer was the chief operator, both of whom had had extensive expe- Q R A C I M. S TIN K C IPH ER riencc. Another rurly manager was Joseph L. Marentrllc. The fireproof building cost $80,000 to build and equip. It was of hollow tile and brick, faced with stucco. The first floor contained restrooms and a store room while offices were on the second floor. Thr building's rapacity was 823 und could accommodate any show that came to the state. The management had ulready entered Into a fiveyear contract with Schubert und Erlanger for road shows and vuudcvtllr. The theater was touted us being one of the most romfortable that had ever been erected tn the south. There were leather upholstered seats with ball bearing noiseless at­ tachments. The house was ventilated by the typhoon sys­ tem of ventilators; old air was takrn out and new cool air was pumped tn every 30 seconds. It was stated that on opening night the theater was so cool that people had to put on wraps. . Scroggins und Ewing of Fleas* see Theater. Page SA Renaissance/SunpointeSeniorLiving invitesyou toattend HEALTH F A R September 22nd 9 a.m. -11 a.m. Refreshments Served Representatives on site for Vision, Hearing, Rehabilitation and more... A n y Questions Calk 323-7306 300 W . A irp o rt Btvd., Sanford **- ' ! 1 j 1 �Sem inole Herald. Sanlord, Florida • Thursday, Septem ber 17. 1998 • 3 A Search- POLICE LOG 77if Jbffoulrtg reports lucre compiled from the Seminole Counlty Sheriffs Office fo r incidents recorded Scpl. M IB: B u r g la r y / G r u n d th e ft: WINTER SPRINGS, Duncan Drive, 100 block, Sept. 15. 11 p m. A 22-yrar-old man was arrested for burglary and grand theft In relation to an Incident that took plncc In Nov. 1997. Winter Springs Police said a burglary took plncc nt Hint Ume In which a 55-Inch television nnd a leather love sent were sto­ len from a home. Thr defendant, an acquaintance o f the vic­ tim's son. was suspected nnd questioned hut never arrested. Recently, police wen* given Information lhal Ihe Items were In the defendant's home. They rxrrtitrd n search warrant at Ills residence and found thr Items. D o m e s tic Contiaosd from Pegs 1A volved In the case and have questioned the child's godjsarcnts, who live there. Investigators were also encouraged by n similar case where a missing child was re­ cently recovered nnd relumed to the custo­ dial parent. Yescnia Costa. 7. who was nbduclrd 11 months ago from her home In Oviedo, was fuund in Peru. Yesenin wns reunited with her mother early this month, with the help of the Missing Childrens Center. Parentnl al>durtlons are often the most complicated cases to deal with, according to Joan Thompson, executive director and co-founder. "Those (cases) take a while l>ecnune of thr legalities and custody Issues." Thompson said. Last year her office handled 487 cases o f missing children In Seminole County. About 14 percent of Lite Incidents were classified as parental abdurtlons. she said. The majority o f ihe cases, however, are classified as runaways. Though most o f the runaways arc recov­ ered, she said, those that do not return are often absorbed Into drug and prostitution rings. The typical runaway Is a 14-year-old girl. "When u kid runs away there Is usually a reason." she said. Unfortunately, however. In Florida II Is not against Ihe law to nut away so It Is really up to the law enforcement agents on how far they want to pursue those cases. Onrc reported missing, the Information on the child Is posted on the National Crime Information Computrr. nnd that Is nil that v io le n c e : Is required, she said. Thompson said she admires any law offlccrs that goes above and beyond the call o f duty, such as In the Martinez and the Costa cases. She recalled a few years ago when Casselberry Police Chief Durbin Qatch left from his vacation 1o retrieve a young girl, who had Irerome involved In a prostitution ring In Texas. "lie physically took h eron the plane and brought her back home." she said. "I was really impressed by that." Those with any Information or tips re­ garding Ihe Martinez case, should call the Missing Childrens Hotline at 327-4403. or Ihe Longwood Police Department at 2603400. Information Is also available on the FDLK web site at www.fdle.state.fl.us. SANFORD, 8. Orlando Drive, 4200 block, Sept. 15, 10:24 p.m. A 24-year-old man was arrrsted for domrsllc violence by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies aflcr he slapped the m ollirr o f his child lit the face. He laid deputies they have not been logethrr since March. D r iv in g u nder th e in flu e n c e : OVIEDO, Bridle Avenue, Sept. 15. 2:54 a.m. A 4l-yrnr*old woman was charged with DUI by Oviedo Police. When they tried to lake her Into custody she twisted nnd squirmed and was uncooperative, police said. She was also nrrested for re­ sisting arrest without violence. BAN FORD, 8. Sanford Avenue/High Street, Sept. I I , 11:10 p m. A 94-year-old man was arrested for driving under the In­ fluence In- Seminole County sheriffs deputies. SANFORD, 25'* Street and Airport Boulevard, Sept. 14. 2:40 a m. A 44-year-old man was charged with DUI by Semi­ nole County Sheriffs deputies. D ru gs: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DeSoto/Magnolia Avenue, Sept. 15. 9:57 p.m. A 22-year-old man was arrested for the sale and d e­ livery o f a controlled substance after Seminole County Sheriffs deputies purchased $40 worth o f crack cocaine from him. ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS, Montgomery Road/State Road 436, Sept. 15. 1:14 p.m. A 2 1-year-old woman was arrested for pos­ session of cocaine, for leaving llic scene o f an accident and for DUI by Altamonte Springs Police after someone reported see­ ing her hit u sign. Based on the tag number provided by the witness." police found the woman and were questioning her about the accident when they saw a brig containing a white powdery substance which tested positive as cocaine. Police said they determined, also, that she was Intoxicated at the time of the accident. ALTAMONTE BPRINQB, D*Bote/Magnolia Avenue. Sept. 15. 0:53 p.m. A 2 1-year-old man was arrested for the sale and de­ livery o f a controlled substance after Seminole County SherifTs deputies purchased $40 worth o f crack cocaine from him. CASSELBERRY, Vienna Drive, 1600 black. Sept. I I , 10:55 p.m. A 19-year-old mun was arrrsted by Seminole County sheriffs deputies when neighbors reported a suspicious veh i­ cle In the area. Deputies asked If they could search the car and they found a green leafy substance In Ihe car and arrested the man. Two Juveniles In the vehicle were sent home with their purents. Deputies said that after the car was towed, a rover came ofT the steering wheel and two baggies and some marijuana cigarettes fell out. SANFORD, Slpca/Mldway, Sept. 13. 0:13 p.m. A 22-year-old man was arrested for possession o f crack cocaine and posses­ sion o f less than 20 grams of marijuana by Seminole County deputies after they saw him hide something in Ihe front of his ants. They searched him and noticed he had something In Is hands. When thvy uM c kcd they found ■ rock o f crack c o . calne and a baggie o f marijuana. OVIEDO, Lockwood/MeCoBeek. Sept. 16. 12:36 a.m. A IByear-old woman wus arrrsted for possession o f a controlled substance, for possession o f less than 20 grams o f marijuana. fur possession of drug paraphernalia and for DUI by Oviedo Police. Police Hald they pulled her over for sj speeding, detern a road si mined that she was drunk and had her perform roadside sobrtety test, which she failed. During her anest for DUI. they found u prescription drug In her backpack thut was not In her name but which she said was hers. They also found a baggie containing marijuuna and a package o f rolling papers. BANFORD, Stats Road 46/OrsM Wav AvsatM, Sept. 15. 3:47 p.m. A 2 1-year-old man was arrrsted for the sale and delivery of a controlled substance after Seminole County Sheriffs deputies purchased $40 worth o f crack cocaine from him. They also found a small amount o f marijuana In his pocket at the time o f his arrest and also charged him with possession o f less thun 20 grams o f marijuana. R E scape: CASSELBERRY, County Road 427/Britt, Sept. 14. 9:13 a.m. A 30-year-old man was arrested for escape after he was about to be detained by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies on a w a r rant for tils arrest when he suddenly turned and ran from deputies. They said he ran Into truffle and then behind a school bus. There he ran Into a moving van and was knocked to the ground, but he got up and started to run again before he was stopped by deputies. F orged d r iv e r lic e n s e : OVIEDO, Alafsya Road, 2900 Hock, Sept. 15, 1:13 a.m. An Jj IH-yeur-old man wus arrested by Seminole County SherifTs deputies for possession o f u forged Florida driver license when he tried to buy beer and use a driver license that had been a l­ tered as Identification. The barkeeper called the authorities a f­ ter he saw the license. Deputies said there had been several complaints o f teens with altered licenses at the bar In the past few weeks, but the underage drinkers had all left before they arrived. T h e a te r Contlnwad from Page 2A Augusta. Oa. were the archi­ tects and Elton Moughton of Sanford wns the supervising architect. R.J. Ollllsple of Jacksonville was the contrac­ tor. H ie policy o f thr m anage­ ment was to give the people what they wnutrd In an estab­ lishment at uffordable prices. Tlic regular prices were 35 ernts nnd 10 cents, with sp e­ cial productions to be priced to only cover cost. It was promised that order would be preserved and noth­ ing rowdy would be perm itted try anyone. High class road shows were to be presented during the winter season so everyone could see everything that came Into the state without leaving Sanford. Even though the building's capacity was 823, the report o f the Aug. 2, 1923 opening night estimated a crowd o f about 1.000. There had been a long string of people on either side o f the entrance to buy tickets. There was to be a showing o f the same program the next night for those who tiad to be turned away. On opening night, the beau­ tiful asbestos curtain wus first raised followed by the velour curtains. The screen, flunked by woodland scenery, brought forth applause os the crowd began to realize that a m ag­ nificent theater had opened in Sanford. The RetzenstcJn-Wagner O r ­ chestra furnished music for the opening numbers and the regular MlUne Orchestra played the descriptive pieces during the showing o f the fea­ ture film. The program consisted o f the Pa the News, a comedy en­ titled "Lazy Bones' and the big 11 -reel feature "Enemies o f Women." which was making its first showing In the south. It hud previously been shown B r ie f s Csatlaaod from Fogs 1A Schools: Ron Ptnncll. executive director, secondary schools: and Marion Dailey, executive director. Instructional support Programs will be available for the meeting, which will Include Information regarding how in­ ternational parent b can be­ come more involved In their , children's schools, scholar1 ships, special courses avail­ able, student achievement, and other areas o f Interest. only In large cities. Ih e film was described ns "love, revelry, drama, luxury beauty-a gorgeous picture play from the stirring Blusco Ibanez novel". The movie starred Monel Barrymore nnd Alma Rubens. 11 was announced I hat u sp e­ cial orchestra concert would precede the pictures each night during opening week. The Princess Th rairc wns evidently trying to compete by lowering lls price to 20 cents for adults. They also had u Tlie Mllane's ticket booth w-as described as a thing of beauty in the Aug. 2 Herald. It was built by the Sanford Nov­ elty Works owned by V.C. Col­ lier nnd was designed by II.S. Sclleck o f this firm. Sclleck did the entire wood work, most o f It by hand. It was made of gum finished In m a­ hogany with polished glass windows and a brass grill work In front o f the ticket window. The staining, varnishing and painting was the work o f II.E. Wise of the same firm. The movie changed each night at least for the first week. "Backbone was the fea­ ture on Saturday. Aug. 4, und tile B t o r y was described in d e ­ tail in that days newspaper, al­ though the actors name were not given. Also on the program were Fax news and a Mutt and J eff comedy. Monday, Aug. 6, featured "Sherlock Holmes* which starred John Barrymore. A great society drama "Rich Men's Wives" was to play on Aug. 7 and "Friendly Husband* on Aug. 8. The latter was a comedy starring Luptno Lane. The movie on Aug. 9 would be "Shirley o f the Circus* while "A Tailor Made Man", starring Charles Ray. was scheduled for Aug. 10. <;\R VCCIDliM kl l i M I V . ’ F R E E R E P O R T reveal-* lni|x>rtani Informal Ion regarding auto avUlent ln|ur1rs. irrutmrnl and long trrm rlfrctl Don't aettfe your case nr iqiraL to utqune until you receive ihe Information In my free report. TFor the E B ffiJ K H M T F o r MEDICAL EXAM-; ! Call (800) 798-3943 j Call (407) (82-3030 i JJoll Free, 24 Hn./Day >S K B S ^ S S S S S y FREE Filutowski i?' foaUassd from Fags 1A Burger King Corporation several years ago. ; As was Ihe tradition at the time, Oarcla had the restaurant seconded to reflect the character o f the city. Sanford's piotlf Included railroad signs, $s tire city was known for Its connection with the Industry. I Tire 15th store built by Oarcla was In Longwood and It was decorated with threedimensional wooden wall hangings of the historic buildings In tire Longwood historic District. • Area Manager Robert Vlannas could not be reached for comment, but Brodle said pluns for the new Burger King could Include a Un roof. ■ Because of Its location In the nationally-recognized historic district, the new restaurant will have to conform. In part, to the Codes of the Historic Preservation Board. Associate planner Andrew Van Qaale said certain guidelines must be met. but the restaurant could incorporate Items such as increased landscaping and lower sign heights to make the building more aesthetically pleasing. The city's planning and zoning board will have to review the site plans, os will the 111*8. The process takes about a month. Van Oaale said, and likely would not get started until sometime In October. In the meantime, most o f the restaurant's 20 hourly employees, three managers and one shift coordinator will be dls peracd to other locations, said Brodle. District Commissioner Brady Lesaaid Uvea in one o f the two old houses moved from the new Burger King site. He has restored both and they are located on Magnolia Avenue. Lessard said he looks forward to the opening o f the new Burger King. "I’m very happy a large tract o f land on 17-92 is going to be developed tastefully." Catiract Sc Glaucoma Screening 9-11 a.m. Cataract & Laser Institute C a U 1- 8 0 0 - E Y E E X A M L a k e M a ry O r a n g e C ity D a y to n a B ea ch ( 4 0 7 ) 33 3 -5 1 1 1 (9 0 4 ) 7 7 4 -0 0 4 4 (9 0 4 )7 8 8 - 6 6 9 6 E v e r y F r id a y E very M on day E v ery Tu esday - t> I M n w « * > | » M knom (Ml * * ngM u t«l«u U p t , until o, to i W S w l t a my MM , u n u " MMIMMM V U M U w t •**» • |«<lonM4 m • n w l a m m 72 M M a n f a a « | N t o M la rv a m a t *— IM M k antluM,* t e k M u t k i k l IIim — m, o, t M M N o matter which road you take, SunTrust has a mortgage for you. S M O O T H The forum will Include food, music, child care, and will be conducted In both English and Spanish. For more Informa­ tion. call Ana Romero at (407) 359-7533 or Nancy Acevedo at (407) 699-6455. H O A D A H E A D Fi xv- ct R . it « * A d j u s t R a t * - Jum bo Ruling- C o n s t m i. t i m i P c n i i s IA ►urger- promotion on Hint adm itted people free that night whose last names began with the published letter. On Aug. 10 there was to be n special treatexcluslvc views o f President Harding's funeral train leaving San Francisco! voters approve the ordinance, totally nude dancing will no longer be allowed In the county. The issue will be dis­ cussed at a 7 p.m. public hearing on Tuesday. Sept.. 22. Three nightclubs (CircusCitrus, Rachel's and Club Juana) Bued County Elections Supervisor Sandy Ooard, say­ ing a great number o f signa­ tures on a petition were inva­ lid. The Board o f Commission­ ers can make the suit moot by enacting the ordinance and getting It on the voter referen­ dum on Nov. 3. I Shopping for the right mortgage is like driving through traffic. You have to know how to read the signs to get ahead. When you sign up with SunTrust, you’ll find just the right mongage to s|Hvd you on your way. We offer a variety o f fixed rate; adjustable rate, jumbo and construction/permanetit loans. So whether you're buying building or refinancing call us today. We'll smooth out the bumps for you. C a ll 1-8 0 0 -3 3 0 -4 M T G "Obviously, there is going to be more maneuvering in the next month and a half." Adams said. ‘ I'm pleased by the latest development. It's a good step." Sheriff Don Esllnger has said that the county Is a "magnet" for undesirable activ­ ity because o f total nude dancing at du bs located In the Fern Park and Casselberry area. His deputies and CCIB units have made a number of raids the past year. One o f the older clubs - House o f Babes went out of business. S u n T rust * ? 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Ilc.iw 11 t itllllltiil1IHe» I ... ii M.iiu UMIIIU IILull'll Kj. >1till <1 lilt" .1 Hr -It ninnnitv prtile iiiiht iN ul ••nt e tli'vvnlt'vvit.ue M.nn ’-irtt'l |)1ii1um i|i1iv ili.i-ed i<ti .i linn point up pr.i.H h 1 Fi unntuti rrsiiin liiniii! me.in- lltuliiiu i new pmpii-c Im M.illl Siieel - entiTpri-es Hv 1ul pine tM-llnu tlitwntnvvii hii-inem e- exp.itul mid re- ii >. lit. IC.IIII Mam stro-ls 1n.t in i i n ii'ii il mi tin hunk ■ Mini inai li.m i min' I i .ii k i:ti Nln.ps an tliriv mu ' t* i■*s t>. luistluie .itnl i it i •li' I i .ii i tcdi-i ovcled I lit* |'inti IIuI pliMMIt'c III,it i o n i c tii'in In lonemn tu a ir.il ■mn • mi'i Oil- Inn tin il nl all Main Sttrrt prucr.illis is |u tie M lap a sctlsf at i otnitlUllltV anil n u ll th.it comet* co m m li­ m n pride Mif.iihiiu: n n i 11 anaii r 1tic tut" an akl i aiimn ii i.tl ilistrnt pii sents a special i ll.lllrnue li< li.thllit.itine a tew daunt awn huildines at sponsoring an an mtal lfstiv.il is an linpurtant inavc In the nclit direction. hut It s uat enaueh. Sa what is the solution? Snnplv put. ta give an aging downtown a pros|M*raus new ■ lease on litr n community nuist dircci its time. energy and resnnrrrs ta die i li.dlengc \iid lliu philosoplix that makes il w o rk d e v e lo p mi ni I’ lnitiniiiiii m i l ilrsicu i'l I.uli'li it lii| Im ,il m i lls " i M.iiii *-trcct liiiii I'l'lnl .i|> piii.ti h li.is ,1111111\ pimltii ril ill .llll.lltl ICMlIlAlllVl III limn lit.in I lint M in i siii'i'i ii'uiis nut i mi s ,n mss ihr in ii n i n GO nt which .iif In I .Ill'll III I lllllll.l. tills Il'Vlt.llt/.l llut; |iinti'ss has e n i r i . itnl limn' ilian S-Mfi million in phv-u.d impnm 'iiii'iils .uni pnnltli ril I.IHH) lift new liusl ui'ssfs i n .iline 4.000 new |ulis m ilim i lii'ii (low utnwtt iltsirtris in 1'iunii.i sun r i ‘ tsr* i tith I 11• 111 l4 l mdn Kilt'n >tai l.inti mt Main Stie.'l l!\. spi'i lal ev • •ml mat a ile d mt' kiting ■ .imp.mm hv lai al v uliillteei s 1 Oigaui/atioii means gi i Him i'V eiyulli V. I'l klllc tawatd tile same goal tin hiilgll walk al hlllldttlg • aliseiisUs and I a apila lia ti allium.' tin gin tiplh.il have an impait.ml stake tile Main s iiee l loin pen111 apptaai h s i m m l s anlv when i oinhltii'd with the tnllncvillg • IUhl pi im iples Piihlti pnvat e p.iltliersliip I vi iv local Main Stieet pro gi.un needs the suppuit and i s p i l l l s e ul both the piihlti and pit vale set tats lo t ail el tii live p.in m is|up each must trio gnl/c tin stn iictlis and weaknesses al lhe other Idcuiifytug and capitalizing an existing assets I l||e al till NM si - kev goal is to help taiiimnuttles m o gn i/ c anil make the I m' s I use al tliell i it in |tit- ollcitng D m al assets pi ovule the solid laimdunall lai a sin i esstul Main Stieet initla live UualltV I lain slot i l l ant de sli>n ta plamallau.il i aillp.ilglls la s|tci i.tl events, qualltv must wav In the mam goal ( Ii.iiu.' ( hanging Il In 111 I lie NMSI i an piavide valuable illteiHan and hands all letllllh .il .ihs Is I. uu e lull anlv lai al le.nlerslilp <all lin e d lam: telttl siiili's s hv lasterlllU '"><1 ileilianstiatlllt: i ammiililtv luv'iilveinenl and i aiillllitlliellt ta llii levllall/a Han elloil * Willi (Ills appia.u h m mind mil Main Sin el i amillilllltv p.iltliersliip Is makltii: sli;nlli i allt sIHtles tavvalils levltall/ lim Illstarti Diivvnlowu Sanlanl and III Ul d ll ta iiiltUnUf It Is Important that lai al i Itl/ens hei nine mvalved Mem heislap m Saulotd Mam Stieet Is open la any ltidlvldii.il <>■ business lllteii'sled lit liclpltic tilts i o n i epl heroine realltv Reiuemhei Ibis Is VOUI I lllllltnillltv he pialld al It and heeame III Voiced III Its plalliattan and growth Out next ilavviitiiwn event will I n- ' S uiimiei Nmht c)m' an Sai urilav ftitm 5 ta 7 p m in Ma>; nulla Square llape la see yutl 11tele* lam inii tutV Iiutlldes and habits Is es seiiii.il la hum: ubiitit a • am tliell lal distill! le tills s .m il A i.tu hillv planned Main S ticit pingt.iltl will help shill ptlhlli p e n e p lia n s and p i a i l l i e s la stippail and siislalli the lev I tall/.ilian p ia ie s s ( ainpieheustv e A single pia|eit talillal icvllalizi a tlawnlavvu at ia iu ilie lil.il nelglihoi hood All ongoing si­ nes at initiatives Is vital la build lallllllllUIIV slippait and lie .lie laslilli! piugfcss llli ieinent.il Stil.lll ptap'i ts make a Inn ilitli-it*tii e I hey demanslrale that tilings arc happening an Main Slit i I and liaiie the skills and i aiilldem e the ptuipam will need h> la ik le male i-amptiA piahlems At Hail arteiileil I l ecu lent Visible • li.limes hi the look and ai llv llles al the i ainmeiel.il dtslih l will tflu ia ii e tile pel leptiau al |misiiiv i tliailCe Small, hm ill am.itli Impiave llieuts c.nlv ill the prai ess will li'ltlliul lhe i ainillllllltV that tile levltall/atlan ittuit Is tilidei * Adapted limn National and I land.i Main Stieet Centris final days • niitnn: new ones to irspa n d hi i".lav s tuarkrt Main Strrrl pnmi.niis help i aliverl unused sp.n i into pladlli live piaperlV and sharpen the campetltive' ness a| liusitiess enterjirises 2 Drsmn means i<etliim Main Street Into tap phvstnil sliajK- Capit.ilt/itm an its best assi is sin It as historic build urns anil iradittnn.il downtown l.iymit is pis! pari al the story. \n invittim atmosphere created th rat mil window displays, p.ukiim areas. stilus, side­ walks sireetlmhts and land si aplim conveys .i visual inrss,m<' about what Main Street ts and what it has tu oiler I I’rnmnuati •• means sellliiK the mi.me and promise at Main s iie e l to all prospects. Hy maiketiim the district's unique i liaiac terlsttrs ta shoppers mvestms. new businesses and visitors an ellrrllve piam allan stiaieiA' forties a positive Im.mr tlirmmli retail promotion ae ttv- fa ll w a r d r o b e s a le 20% off all dresses and pantsets for m isses’, petites’ and women’s sizes OBITUARIES MAUREEN AM AO O Maureen Anudn. 32. North Orange Avenue. Orlando, died stiudav Sepl Id. 199H Ham m Hruoklvn. N.V.. she moved t. l i n t ral Florida tu 1HH2. Miss Aiuada was an admtntstratlve assistant She was a < athalti Survivors mi hide mother. Pat. Winter Sprint’ s Wuodlawn Carry Hand Fitnetal I lame U n tin w l, in i li ne* "t arrangements. LIZ ZIE H A W K IN S DIG GS i.i/vie Hawkins Diggs. h z . V rdi I'ennsylv.iniit Avenue. Winter Park, cited Sunday. Sept I t |99S Horn III Crawlanlvilli I'l.i she moved to ( eiiir.il Fliinda hi IlilH Mrs Diggs was a c nsiiiflulugisl She was a uielilhel al Ml Man.ill Mlsslatiaiv Hapllsl Church. Survivors Include liushaiid. the |<i v 11.1\id E Winter Park; sal; .taints H Hawkins. SI. I’etershwru. (h u t giaudc Inldren; Iciiir gtr.it tir.indc Inldren (.•olden's Funeral Home. Inc.. Winter I’atk m charge at ari.intienienis MARV LOU M CUONALO Man Dm Duillll McDonald. •>3 i )aks i mirt. Sanford died Srpt 15 1998 .» I lortdu II..s. pttiil Altainaute Springs Horn o n 2 1931 m Daiisvtlle. Kv.. she moved la Central Florida m I ” in ’.'is Me Donald was a home maker She was a mein In r at Florida Hoard ol Den­ tistry ( liapter AX at the PKO Slsit ihoiitl I'lilted Methodist W'tini'ii I.Nora (iardeu Club M a in .m s ( l u l l s ol Heathrow ami Sanlord Jiidni.tl Nnmlu.iiiug ( iimmiiit't ol the 5th District at Florida The August (•to ip Mis Mi Donald was .i mt min i at I irst I tilled Metli odist ( him li at Saulotd Sun ivuis tit< 11nit sous Ilialitas II <>iI.i ik Ih Matthew J.. I ■ ugw unit duughtci- Martha M • i osier I hull Springs. < .mhi.i M (iuiles Deltary sis o i s s.,llv s.illev I allalmssee I "llv Itolluiu I Jimond Heath • ight grande Inldieii la .a oil’s National Cremation " i Winlt i 1 uk in i li.llgc ‘! *» I 11ii’i flit lit s FUNERALS Chrlkltan Ellzabrlli A luinial I lirisli.ai s. n n • Im Kll/ulietll A IH at At aitemv 11.lie ihinto wlia ilml Iriit.iy S«-pi II. will l« lii ld S.uuril.i> Sejrt. lit ul 4 pm al SI. M.irv Chilli II al Gad liy F.iitli Oviixln witli lhe Kcv. Walter lleliilm ollti l.itlliti Viewnm will Ic I inlay al 5 until ') p ill. al Simrlse Cli.qiel Sunrise Funeral Home. !K*> ij«usi Av |407i :rz2-7:tMit. all dress shirts on sale m i haliie ul arraimemenls Mali. Nellie Mae Funeral Semi e tar Nellie Mae Mill 72. uf West llih Street. San* lout who (till) Sepl. II. Will ta- held saiunlay. Sept. 10 at 12:30 pm. al Sprumfli'ld M il Ctnueli witli die Kev E. Rivers allli latlim Viewiutl will Ih- Friday Inmi 5 until 0 p in. at Htiiiriv (li.qiel Sunrise Funeral I Ionic. ’ *») liMiist Av.. 1407) 322 73M3. in i luirue at urraniieiiieiits. Holloway. Walter L . Fanerul Servne lor Mr. Walter Illollovvay. who pisMil away Mon dav Sepl 14. I'.MK will !»• held Sal unlay. Sept. 10 at II u.tn. al Saint Haul M II Chun h. HI3 Pine Av.. with die lbs Al Covnmton. pastor, ollti latlim Vlewinu (or laiully and Ineuds will la- held Friday. Sept. IH (rom 4 un­ til S p ill al Wilson Kit hrllieriicr Mortuary. Inc.. 1110 Pine Av.. Sanlord Survivors Include datmhtcrs. Unl.i Mt Kliintiii. Monllerllti. FI. Dilira llrysoti and Ullllord I’lillpol ol S.uifoitl. IF uraiidt lilldren Her naril llrutf I’IiiI|nii , Altamonte Springs. Melvin l’hll|ail. Like Mary. Elliot I l’hil|Mti. Roland I It mhis. Ca.. Hit kv llrvsoii. Sanfonl. the Rtv. that lit i is MtKiuuoil. Tallahassee. James liowitiau. FaliteOeld. S.U.. lie Flank Mt Kliinon. lirailenton. Her Iter! Mt Kltiiion. Moillliello. GUime Alltiwav Roland llemhls. Ca.. Gaylor Min hell. Sai dot d. Mt Ida Felton. Sanford. Rajaneen Harris. S|iiiui >Iii II IF Viindu Mary links. Waslilimtoil. DC. Dhliy Rose. Roll Inns Ga . Sheila Williams, Orlando. Shenera Itryson Waldiof. Mil Arranuemenis eninistitl to Wil son F.lt hcllicfiicr Mortuary Inc Sale 21.99 Reg 78 SO Station!' pomt-coHac. kxvg alaava dtr»i chin Cotton poiyatlai bfoadetoth the diamond and gemstone extravaganza P 40 ft 2 0 -5 0 % off diamonds, gem stones and cultured pearls plus take an extra 10% off fine jewelry sale prices Lawrence, Fannie Funeral Scrvuv loi Fannie Liw unit hH ol Ketldlni! Gardens. Ss.itlit ir11. wlio dial Sepl. 0. will Ic In lit S.iliiitlav S pt In al 1(1 a.m al Mommii Glorv M il ( l i m t l i wall tin Ris Andrew F.v.ms ollUl allnii Vlewinu will lie Friday Inmi ft mint n pm at Suuilse Cli.qiel Suorls*' I iiiit-r.il Home. ‘ M U Lx list Av.. I407| 322 73H3. Ill i liarue ol ar (aimellit ills McDonald, Mary Lou Mcmoilal Servne tin Maly lam I) Mt Donald will L held on Friday. Stpl |h .a |l| .im al the First t iilltd Mt ilitxllsl Clout II. 419 I'aik Av S.iulortl In lien ol llowvrs. dw laiiilly itt|iit sis dial iiH iiioii.il inn lllliilllous I*' matte to die Flisl Hinted Mi llnxlist Chun li Stained Glass Windows or Clilldeare. and die Anient an ( .inter Stx lely (.; i f '• our great slack sale Sale 26.99 R a g 436 C o n ta dt M ila n o ’ g a b a r d n a IwiM p a n ts w ith lo p la p ia a t* a n d c u t t i Regular p r k r , rallact o ttn in g prlca* irM c k may m t Hava rganWad In actual »»lt«. 8ala prtcaa an ragutar-prtcad llam a altacMaa m ra x ^ l 10/S/M . N w m l a g n alt regular p n e ra Jawalry photaa may be tw largad la a*vaw M a L CT.T.W. atari da far carat total x n g t it twftlch may vary PI am awy aato Iwtto i t a anty that (awalry what* diamonda canatltuto tha grgatost aatoa. Ptomawd accawto may M t cewatltuto graalar *alua than g#M. 10K and t« K gatd In awr aaaartmawta. M archandiaa thow n it rtpreaantoMae a l awr aaaartmarrt. i a l e a P aw may vary by aiara. la m a m archandiaa may not ba availably a l every a tor*. N aw Mam to nat available at your n varvtt JCRenney aiara, ave wUI gladly ardar N tor yaaa. Any avawl daaignatod aa a " t a la ’’ alwaya a iclu d a a 8pa«iai Bwya, Itoma aaM a w ry day In multiple* o l two or more and Value Right Hama, w hich are aaM at mar beat gate# every day. Fine (awalry and aa la c la d wemaw ’1 coordinated and mawb awita availably anly at larger JC R enn ey Retail Starve. m JC Penney' ftrid IVW J C Pe 'me y ( uni|,aiq |m i ALTAMONTE MALL l o v e y o u r S t y l e *" ORLANDO FASHION SQUARE • SEMINOLE TOWN CENTER • FLORIDA MALL • WEST OAKS MALL _______ _______________ �» fti rif H u m 1! s.infrjffj Florida Thursday, September 17 199fl • 5 A People A lla n ia n d a one o f sta te’ s best clim b ers CALENDAR S u n r is e O ne ol the hi st c lim h e rs Im i e n l i . i l llo ild u Is tlie vellrtw A ll.in la n d .i. A native lo l l r a / l l and tria lIv e lo o le.m dei an d c onled et.lte |a stiiln e . O ils vine p io d in e s y e n slio w v yellow llow ers Iie a llv ye,it 101111(1 ll Is a very p o p u lai llovvrNitg vine Im hom e g u ld e n s Im i must he p io te cle d ftom fio st Ih m e anthree m a in spec les <t t lllv .ild l (lie •<iitiin o ii yellow A ll.in la n d .i with the bright yellow (lowers the h u sh A lla llia m la W illi vel low llo w e is stre aked with h i a iii'e and lh<- p u ll tie A lla llia m la W illi Its lam e lll.ig c n t.i vlo lel llow ers Blond Bank K iw a n is T ill' S i'iiiln iilc S im riM ' Kl w a u ls C h ili in e rts r v r r v l ilil.iv , at 7 .1 ill . al S liiiiii'v s I S |7 02 . su n lit til A llju iit H o illcv.it d CIui'sl ate writ nun J'oi m in i illa tio n < all I h i iv M ill.in lc l a l ,T.» I ( llli' l C e u lra l Mm Ida lllo o il II.in k Is a sk in g d ono rs ot a ll types ol hlootl e sp e c ia lly O type do u n is to donate at Its S a lito ril h i.n u ll. U 102 Iv Second S i |-'oi tn lm illa tio n c a ll .‘122 IIH 22 Sail lord Rotar> Free c lin ic F rid a y A In i* i linti to tin h tilt- liliim l (HTSSUIr ( ltd k Ilium ! sllg.lt s rii'i'tiin n am i It iin iiin i/a llo u s w ill 1)1' Ill-Ill r v i-iv I i III.iv. I liilll 'I In I I a in at tlii- ( ir iir v a K lr llir n l.llV S i I io ii I h i tin* old •>i liim l b u ild in g . i in h i t id l-'ttst and M ain Stn-i-t in ( ii-n iT ii I h r rlln ti Is s |iiiiis in i'd by l l i r S i i i i I iih Ii - < m inty il r a l l ll l>r p a rtiiiiT if in i iit i|iin i l It it i w ill i l l i r S em in o le C o u n ty S lt r iill's ( >lln t- anti O rn r v .i K lru n u la iv S t-ht ml. Im lu tn n tiiitin n . t a ll :t l» t 1i j h i S u b sta n ce Itotary C lu h o! H anford m e t is every M onday at noon, at the M a n n a Hotel. Senior employment An ein p lo yriietil p ro g i.im sponsored hy AAMI' S en io r C o m m u n ity S ervice K iu p lo v me III I '(CCUI .nil Is held al the S .in lm d N atio nal Cm.m l A l in o r y .lt IS F l i i s t S i M onday th in u g h l i i d . i y Interview h o u rs a n M a in to I pan, Telephone d 2*l HIMIH H ie program a s s t s is se n ln ts Tir* an d over lo le tm u lo the m ilk pi.a e abuse I'ancvr support S A I'K . S iilis t a n ir A h u s r I .im llv K ill it at n it i | h in tu itu ting .i "I .untiles h i ( n sis" o u t ii-a ih p io g l.tllt I n t r ir s lr d h i c a m / a (inns w antinc to i iitit.ii t tinI.lli- S av e rs t lu ll id S A I'K tlt.iv ■ a ll l.ilthv K u b a rs k r al 2MI t:tr»7 S e n io r s Suppm t, llu p c and Kei o v e n S II A l< m i-els every M onday a lle llio o u at Ti p m .it < e illr a l Idol Ida Kegloti.il H o sp ita l It i the lai co rn el ot th e d in in g room Ib is Is a sell h elp slip |m>i 1 git,tip Im all t . m rer s u m veils w h r I h r i m tie a lm e n t now <>i fin ish ed m eet w ith n T2-1 mme m bridge p la ye rs are lnvltecl lo play i m in .o t htld gc i-vcry M onday, at HI .it) a ill a l tins .in lm d Senio r C e nter l ot in to in ia llo u c all i '22 c>i2li I he VVlUlei S p rin g s ( lia p le i ol A A K I' im e ls the th u d Mon d ay ol the m onth, al 1 p m at i he W m ie i S p rin g s Senior ( i n ler oil Kdgrttum Avenue. Senior c iii/e n s . fit) and over, are in vtled lo alte n d lo t in to ru ia tim i c a ll fi'ifi ()2Sr» (lamblcrs, families C i.im h liT s A n o n ym o u s and (•.m i A non Im la in lly amt Irleud s. m cci se p arate ly Mon day and F rid a y (non sm o k e rs) at 7:110 p in . C h u r c h ol the Hood Shep herd , i i I K ik e A vr M .m l.iiu l. Fo r m ore m in im a lio n c a ll 2 i t i U20Ci. Art A s s o c ia t io n S a n lo rd Sem inole A it A s s n elation m eets on l l i r fourth S a tu rd a y ot each m outh, at I p m ., at Sh o n cy's in Sanford . T h o se Interested In art arc welcome to atte n d .* B ro m u lia d S o c ie t y Th e Sem inole H ro n ie lia d S o ­ ciety meets the third S u n d a y nl the m onth, at 2 p a n ., at S a n ford G ard e n d u b . U S 17-U2 .il Fairm o nt Avenue, Sanford. A ll asp ects of bromc'llod culture arc covered d u rin g the m ee t­ ings. T lir society is a llllla te c l with the F lo rid a C o n n e ll of H nnuehad S o cie tie s arid the H ro n ieliad S o d c ly Inc. For tnfon nation, c all Ilcul M a rlin , : i 2 i o h : ih Modelers Club Ih e S .in fo ld Aero M odelers C lu b m eets every th ird M onday of tlie m onth sta rtin g at 7 p in ., with the "Model ol the Month" e o iu p elltlo n at G re a te r Sanfo rd C I i .i i i i I mt ol C n m in e rce , -UM) K First St /Ml p h a se s ol l</( model a lrc ra lt are p ie s c n ir d . ■ file i lu ll's liv in g held is lo caled In S a n lo rd Fo r more tn lo rtu allo n . e o iit iu i I j 'c U orsue at S 71 I 7i 2 . VFW, Auxiliary V e te ran s of Fo reign W a rs and the hiclli-N A u x ilia ry of S anfo rd Post I 0 I 0H meet the third M onday at 7 (X) p m . .it the post hom e. 204-1 S , Sanfo rd Ave. V a r ie t ie s : Ih e "I le iu lii son and "Itremit Mtid" are two ol ih e HUisl p optilal < CllllV'.lli'd Valle In-s I he v a rlc iy G oldi n Hut lertlles" has y ellow lnhiil.tr llow ers w iih p< ia!s that fla p m Ihe wind like h u M tifk w iiih s . "Ila lle v 's C o m e l" has h otll doilh le and sem i d o iih le yellow llo w e is ; i alih lie.iH Sunrise" liv e s : th is plant < an I " used in • o ld .o n e rs m p la n ters. H l»w s v.|\ w ell in a ll.iilHlliH I i i •'lie I and Is also used as a H lolind covet ll c a ll he used as a vim to i over i.-nc es m lu l llsi s ,is ,i h rd n r m as a free slanclInH. ' ffppecf spec Unen It i .m la i o iiii a h an d som e house plain In d o o r u se : A s an intlitm plant A lla m a lid a does le s t m a l least 1 h o u rs "I tllie c i si i n Iih I o . i d ay nlftfit le n ij •■ r.-uiin-s ol M) cifi Hc'Hrees I an d day lem p i i.it u re s ol 7<l d iv re e s I m I iih I ii i Keep tin soil m oist and l i l t lll/e every two weeks trmn A p itl i I iiiiu h I i S ep ti-m h e i A pp ly less water an d im I n i l l l/e r III'- test ol the veal P ro p n g n tio n : Altam .in da is hesl p iop aH afed hv s in n m i IlliHs In the sprltu f T o x ic it y : [h e plant Is m n sldered to he poison ou s, h ill Hot kn ow n to he latal. A ll p a ils ot Ih e plant espec l.illy the hu ll and seeds, arid the sap ot ihe sit m s arid leaves, cau se m ild in seven- siotn.ic h upset ,md M a n gets fa m ily static w h en he takes phone feu d to w o r k A ARI» A support g in u p lor a d u lts r a m ie I'*! p a ttrn is with A l/ h r llllr i s I Tlsc.tse n ir r ls the Ittst I tid av ol thr m onth, lim n 2 to a 'to p m ,u A ll S o u ls i atholn ( h u tch . :U)I W Lig h t It S lt r r t . S a lllo td t h is servlet* is sponsored hv thi' ( ir c .it r i t >t la n d " A l / l l r l l l i r i ’s Assoc ia tio n N o n n .in c lrV c rr llo w a td C h a p le t o| the U nited Ikittghtrrs ot th r Confede ra cy m eets on l l i r last F rid a y ol the m onth For Inlonnattcm . c a ll .122 I -12 r* tin year I be tim t is a p io k lv ■ a p s iile m eastii m g ahum 2" Wide W hen n ia lu le II s p ills open re le asin g Winded seeds II it- H m l Is la te ly seen III I Im Ida Culture: A ll.lllln lld n re q u ire s lu ll sun to Itghl shade Ii n m si lie pl.t 111•-(I ill a pi i.le i led a l i a his a ils r ol its tend ern e ss lo Contract Bridge A lz h e im e r ’ s C o n fe d e ra c y C a ll H 7 i7 or H22 77Hri tor to! lll.lt lull l-A K K MAUV A si-m m s Croup m r r ls tor lu m li ih r see unit F rid a y ot i-ai li in o u tli a l I -lk c M an’ C l n i l i l i o| till N.t/.t ir n r 171 K C r y s ta l L ik e A vr l l i r llililll m eeting ts lir lit 111 th r I rllo w s lllp ila ll For 11 ii 11«- tu lo in ia tio n io n la i t H ill at .122 lorn. D a u g h t e r s of The plant: Ihe yellow Alla iiiaiida Is a woody evi-rrireen vine, with a milky sap, olteu pruned to (Itow as a shtuli < all (flow up in 1 ft leet tall I lie leaves a le lcolhcrv and glossy la m e shaped m elltplUal o p |nisiie oi somellines in wlmrls ol i m I mcasiuini* up to i> till lies lot III Dll' lloweis clils ten'll lie.II the ends III lilt' lit.till lies an ye llow very showy wa.\\ inimpet shaped with Tt Mating petal lobes mc.tsunug 2 to I me lies .11 loss Ihe llinlti tlnvvrllllg season is summi t and tall hut pIlHltlies lloweis ihlouyhoilt Irosl ll liee/ es a hoi It iO d e g le e s I Ii tn lr i.ilr s m any soil I v |h-s with Hood d t.tiling' ra n glow well III al lit lo alk alin e pH hot m o w s lies) w ith (ill va! lies h i i w e i i i S f» In li n ll has a relatively high dnittght loler a n il on ce e s la h lls h e il 1’ruilc seven Iv hi ton iitn w lli s ia its m sp ttiig and keep sh oots iiiiiin ie il d u rin g Ih e year he ■ an si ■ a ,.|ows v ei v i(i Hi klv and i .iii in ver the l>-me m ills m t ie r when- II Is i;iow in n very lapullv Prune In d evelop a low tlpUHhl. spte, ii In u: sh tu li th.ll will prodni e m m i Mourns |i iei|iiin s vmv liu le i ,m | m ill i/i- ln;hilv in ih e spnui> and in tall with a n rn rr.il i m n plm e liiiili/ ' i Ii m ay show iron m lll.iHH'inese I h lo u is ls III alka line soils has pink llo w e is , I li-ndersniiH" has siiiallm yi'llow llow ers Ilian cithci iiilliv .t fs in io p e iiiil I m ii Is an b ro w 11 mi ib e ou tsid e: Nubilis I m s laru*‘ u jn ii v ellnw llo v v iis h m ls an- bnivvu mil side and d ie llowi I lu b es .Hi­ ll. iiio w m iii ch dtn iiis than oilier vartehc's I. m i.ill.in 4,unset' b as sttmlw plllk Mowm s; - S ilm t n r has lain* yellow llo w ers w h ich have sw ollen tuhes and Iirow n strip es in side H I - Alt \ UIG I re.ol vi,til ml* ii iii ri il.ulv licit la-vet i h.audit i d write to Vmi Now | ni-i-il an oiljei live opinion I h i .io - i mV t.iitiilv is oil dll- Vel v . ol ,i mcllllow ll .Minus) i I it i -i v i a l * -cHo. I all,.will rnv »i't»'r-m law ithi- witeol MiV half-iirntlier - to la k e over mV cellular pliom- act mill! She ran up i ii.ones o| iieallv sT'iCi then rcluta-d to p.iv (lie hill, so | ti.nl pi pav It I have been trytriK to ityt her to pay me back - h im th at tu n e, and ildn'tivdi she ha- tohl -evi ial mmuhi-is ol the family Hint she'll pav me, she has nut Atb-r all this time. I have mine to ) h lieve III,it -he will licvrl pav file utiles- -he I- funeil tn. so I have tiled a suit a vain-I her hi small c laims court Now mv t.umlv is aiiyry with me ilu-v sav I should have jint let the inullev H" 1 sav that'- wriuiH. -mil she should not yet avvav with it just Ini aiise she's fatiulv I’ lease ai|v ise me. AhliV Was I wtutiH lo |iiiisue th is m u tter m court ’ ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN BU REN yo u m a y have to la k e noun* flak f r o m y o u r n f o r a w h ile fo r n ta n d iiiK u p fo r y n u m e lf. D K A K A H H Y W hen I s.iw the le tter hum "Hurt Hnilc'," I felt com­ pelled to share what happened at mv weddiflft six yeant atjo Mv husliand anti I h.ith wanted a ttiH weddmu that included all of our frie n d s S h o rtly a lte r we asked evervonc to share our special dav. I 6:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 8:30 9:00 0 07J9S • DKAK DKliHIK: It sounds ns though your wedding was filled not only with love, but also a comedy o f errors. AIRBU02 GOLDEN RECEIVER IG) SiUON BIRCH PO * '2062OC440 SOUNOEHS 0, A <1 ‘.i>UMTW 10X SNAKEEYESiR] a THE SLIMS OF BEVERLY HILLS « 12X 25052074010M HEXT STOP, * WONDERLAND R ~ ID* AO « NOCK Off 3 l2M40t?B!»29 EVER AFTER(RG 13) '2 502X 500 750 1030 tK urxcTwvin n u »iA X 2 U>t 00 ' AD» *3 STU040S4.B A THE NEGOTIATOR |R|A 12AO420740 TQ30 THEPARENT TRAP |PGl ' 2W2S0XSC7S(j9SC 1JC 410700950 SHt DOCOOLS FALL THEHAS! 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Inquiries may be directed to him at the Cooperative Extension service, 250 W. County Home Road, Sanlord. FI. 32773 or phone 3232500, Ext. 5558. RE1URN TO PARADISE 3 mu-ot mv trietids informed me that tin* due date for her first child was about the same* tim e as our wed■linn I didn't even think tw ice I wanted her in the wedding no matlet what As it turned out. not only was -tie nine m onths pregnant when she was standing up there with me. hut mv sister-in-law the maid o f honor fe ll dow n th e sta irs the week Iteforr the wedding and broke tier foot And the mother o f one of mv bridesmaids was three months pregnant and green with morning sickness H ow ever, regard less o f their condition, everyone was there­ at the altar to share our special day “ H u rt in T e x a s " sh ou ld he [ THURSDAY PRIME TIME 6:00 vo m tllnu H -n k is a lso said to he p o iso n o u s Ii m ay c a u se d e rm a titis to se n sitiv e p erso ns. 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S ep tem ber 17. 1998 Seminole Scenes Spotlight on SCC Sumo wrosllors Chas Milanovich and Kovm Sonnto squaro oft in their padded suits to see what it's liko to partake n tho ancient Chinoso art ot weighted prolos&ionats mo NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE amply The Seminole County Board of County Commissioners has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its proper­ ty tax levy. L ast y e a r ’s p ro p e rty tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax le v y ................. $ 8 1 ,4 0 3 ,5 0 2 B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment c h a n g e s...............$ (1 4 2 ,6 2 6 ) C. Actual property tax levy .................... $ 8 1 ,5 4 6 ,1 2 8 T h is y e a r’s p ro p o s e d ta x l e v y ...................$ 8 6 ,4 3 9 ,0 4 2 Volunteer «ood servers Lynn Jalowsky and Sarah Bal- gry t.esta celebrants lard heap on the tortillas and Moxican corn pro for hum completed tho meal Roans and nee and soft drinks Full btuu-stcr students at Srniliinli* Cumnuintty C o lle g e rercully intruded Club Kush !)8 sponsored by the Slu drnt Arllvltlrs Ofllrc. Murr than 1,000 students, many «»l thrill flrsl-y rar frrslimrn. were trouted to a Mexican best a. free T-shirts, vnlleyball. Frlsliee fntilhall. sumo wrestling and a Inin nee run. According to Kandy I’awlowskl. coordinator of student activities for tlte college, nearly fiO students slutted tip to participate in SCC's aw ardwlunlug student government program. Pt*oto« bf Tommj Y*K*n| All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on Tuesday, September 22, 1998 7:00 P.M. at County Services Building County Commission Chamber, Room #1028 1101 E. First Street Sanford, Florida 32771 A F IN A L D E C IS IO N on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. Disc jockoy Carlos Carnon spins some CDs for tho crowd of 1.000 at tho Mexican fiesta held at SCC. a fnendly welcome to returning and new studonts BUDGET SUMMARY SEMINOLE COUNTY - FISCAL YEAR 1998 - 1999 CASH BALANCE BROUGHT FORWARD ESTIMATED REVENUES; Taxes Ad Valorem Taxes Ad Valorem Taxes Ad Valorem Taxes Ad Valorem Taxes Ad Valorem Taxes Sales and Use Taxes Franchise Taxes Utility Taxes Licenses and Permits Intergovernmental Revenue Charges for Services Fines and Forfeitures Miscellaneous Revenues Other Financing Sources GENERAL FUND TRANSPORTATION FUNDS FIRE FUND 0EBT SERVICE FUNDS CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDS It.889.727 6047.608 2.298.112 604 500 2.780 000 Miilage per SI,000 62.563 638 4.6990 0.4589 0.1234 (Voted Debt) 0.6591 2.0971 50 ENTERPRISE FUNDS • 60,211.297 INTERNAL SERVICE FUNDS 4.307.225 OTHER GOVERNMENT FUNDS 9 569281 TOTAL PROPOSED BUDOET 97,707.750 170.000 12.602 2.156.259 6.178.668 2.982.322 590.510 11.462.271 4.51B748 62,563,838 6.101,158 1,642,776 4,350.689 13.826.545 51.630.368 890.236 4,998,509 2,465,709 38.623.605 43.134,959 3,711,607 32.651,962 25,615,416 93.902.732 7.260.074 (8.500) 39.298.245 (943.300) 390,115,129 (11,185,401) 93.982.732 7.251.574 38.354.945 378,929,728 9222.868 7.251,574 3.701.938 4.235.430 13.496,191 477,803 10.132.914 512,750 387.287 729.594 37,530,417 29,923,627 76,692,683 74,177.348 10,273,510 6,333,842 9,197,147 98,719.672 3311.250 9.500 72.516.919 21.465.813 7,251.574 33.673.907 4.681.038 343,048,246 35.661,482 3.320.750 93.982.732 7.251.574 38.354.945 378,929,728 6.101.158 1,642.776 4.350.689 13,826.545 1,750.000 90.186 49 880 368 800 000 4.998.509 309.450 27.763.076 5 572.387 3.121.097 5.950.155 4.232,775 4.294.576 105 000 17.500 1 000.000 11.623 642 8.796 673 452 096 1.454,575 147.151 6401.795 150 000 398.250 2.696.647 TOTAL REVENUES AND OTHER FINANCING SOURCES Less Statutory Deduction 121.402.555 (5.264.003) 96.998223 (4.107.696) 19.048 828 (764.906) 0.796.222 (89.496) 3.328.250 (7.500) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES ANO BALANCES 116.t38.552 92.890.527 18283.922 8.706.726 3 320.750 General Government Services Public Safety / Law Enforcement Physical Environment Transportation Economic Environment Human Services Culture & Recreation Other Uses 33.248.031 9.702.943 477,120 172 436 68 893 32 533 15916.361 140.596 5.821.092 8 809 860 53.612.514 16 041.802 292.444 8.257.626 3.311.250 TOTAL EXPENDITURES /EXPENSES Reserves tt 1.812.956 4.325596 89.982.676 2.907,851 16.241.338 2042.584 8.257.626 449,100 TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES ANO RESERVES 116.138 552 92.890.527 18 283 922 8 706.726 369.785 30.705.003 2.770.247 EXPENDITURES / EXPENSES; SCC student Clara Salazar, from Columbia. Soutti America, takes a healthy tasto of com tortillas, beans and rico. YOUR NEW SPAPER c o l l i l i t 9 I €i h u t I t s w a l u t i I s (j r i t .« ( 374.679 62.919.372 73.699.454 THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED. AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD Subacnbe hnl.iy' Sem inole H erald • 3 ?? • 11 �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida • Thursday, September 17, 1998 • IB E x t r a P o in t s , , , Jeff Berlinicke H e r a ld S t a f f . W r it e r fT .J ^r\V - * Outstanding week Sem inole H igh girls’ volleyb all squad makes it Patriots zoom to three wins in three nights with rout o f Mainland the head o f list o f candidates to represent 6 A in football playoffs From Staff Reports SANFORl) _ Seminole High School'd girls' var­ iety volleyl>.il I tram finished oil a stellar week with a. 15-5 and 15-1. Class 5A-District 5 win over Daytona Dearh-Mainland at Hill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium Wednesday night. The entire Fighting Semlnoles team contrib­ uted to the Impressive win over the Buccaneers 11-01. Amanda Cook played very aggressively at the net and finished with six kills, an assist, and a dig. Courtney Newman's hard serves gave her eight aces along with four kills und four digs. S A N F O R D _ T h ree weeks ngo. If you asked a ro u n d the county w h o h ad the best ch an ce o f Joining D elan d a s a C la s s G A-Dlstiict 3 representative In the state playoffs, y o u w o u ld have gotten lots o f different n n su v rs. Lake Howell. Oviedo. M aybe Lym an a s a su rp rise. Not too m an y people w ere talking a b o u t Lak e Brantley. N e w qu arterbu ck. Tricky offense. N ew r u n ­ n in g backs. No big n am es, that’s for sure. Then, the Patriots ch an ged everybody’s m ind, exposin g D clan d a s beatable a n d not necessarily a lock for the playolTs In 21-14 w in last week. D elan d entered the gam e ran k ed eighth In the state, b u t the Patriots grew u p quickly to p u ll ofT their biggest w in In years. Sure, the ga m e w a s u gly a n d m arred by tu rn overs. B u t the Patriots also pulled out their sec­ on d b ig victory In a row . the first b e in g over arch -rival A p o p k a In the season opener. Now. Lake Brantley Is all the rave In S e m i­ nole C o u n ty a s coaches a n d athletic direc­ t o r s are poin tin g to the Patriots, one o f the m ost m assive team s ever to take the field In this area, a s a legitim ate threat. Part o f the reaso n Is qu a rte rb a c k R egan Russell. < Russell Is n ew to the Patriot triple-option ofTense. He sat on the ben ch last y e a r !w a tc h in g B ria n C risw ell ru n the system , b u t ; R ussell got a ch an ce to ru n the offense after . a n Injury to C risw ell n ear the end o f the sea;aon. W ith the Patriots' season on the line. R us• sell cam e In a n d perform ed adm irably, bu t, m ore Im portantly, he got valu able p la y in g :tlme. Lake B ra n tle y 's ofTense b e g an to thrive b e ­ h in d C risw ell a n d ru n n in g back Ryan P a ­ gan . b u t both g ra d u a ted a n d It w a s u p to R u ssell a n d ru n n in g backs A rn old Celeste a n d L an ier B u s h to take over. They've do n e the Job. T h e option Is w o rk in g a s well a s ever a n d B u sh a d d s the threat o f b e in g a b le to p a s s the ball. ; D on't forget the defense. Clint H a n so n . Steve B a g g s a n d J o h n M iller a re leaders on a stro n g u nit that kept D e la n d at b a y all n igh t long. Th e Patriots h ave started slow ly the last few years. It takes aw h ile to get a n option ofTense g o in g w ith a n ew q u a rte rb a c k an d a n e w set o f h orses In the backfleld. B u t this year. Lake B ran tley got ofT to the strong start it d idn 't get last year. ; Th e ofTense is clicking a n d the defense Is aw esom e. A trip to W in te r S p rin g s this F riday sh o u ld lead to a 3 -0 record an d , after that, the P a ­ triots sh ou ld b e rid in g atop the S em in ole Athletic C onference a n d the district. It's a little early to get too confident In A l­ tam onte S prin gs, b u t the Patriots a re sitting In the catbird's s e a t a L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : Every school In the county needs to have a menu at Us football games to rival Lake How ell's. Nothing like a Chlck-FU-A and a pizza on a Friday night. JA M M E R S, M A G IC A T SC C SANFORD _ The 102 Jammers (the unde­ feated all-star team representing WJHM-FM) will play In a iindralser at Seminole Com m u­ nity College against a team made up of current and former NBA stars, as well as Barry •Ironman* Wagner of the Orlando Predators. The game will be contested In the Seminole Community College Health and Physical Edu­ cation Center (Building H) this Saturday (September 19) night. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with the game beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the door for a donation of t7. Proceeds benefit H ssss ss* Briefs. FsflS 3S _______ whllr Kim Nelson nddrd 12 assists and four aces o f her own. The margin of victory also provided Seminole couch Beth Corsa with an opporlunity to see how alternate setter Kim Corso would perform under district pressure conditions. She was not disappointed as the young Corso totaled threr kills, two assists, two digs, and three uces. Crutch Corso saw her leant perform out­ standingly In their third win In three nights Hits week. The Fighting Semlnoles (now 5-5 overall and 3-0 In district play) excelled nt their 5-1 offen­ sive system against their opponents during the week, and Improved their service receiving a great deal. ■We're working to hump each game up a notch.* said Crutch Corso. T m really happy willt everything wr did litis week.* The night endrrl up being a superb one ull the way around for the Seminole volleyball program ns thr Junior vnrslly squud won Its first game of Hie season earlier In the evening. 15 0 and 15-0. Next week, the Fighting Semlnoles stay nl home for games Tuesday against la k e Howell (7 p.m ). Wednesday against Deltonu In a big 5ADistrict 5 match-up (0 p.m.). and Thursday against Winter Springs (7 p.m.). L a k e M a r y gets some m easure o f revenge over O vied o in S A C b o y s’ volleyball By Jeff Bertlaicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY . For lake Mary. It wasn't Just a win. It was revenge. The Rams have owned the VolleyFest trophy for yeurs. Thry host the event which marks thr unntflelal stale championship for boys' volleyball, but last vrar, Oviedo broke up the party und look tlte title for the first time. last night, la k e Mury hosted the Lions In their first meeting since last year's VolleyFest. This lime It lum rd out dlffrirntly us the undefeated Rams won. 10-14 and 15-10, to rrgaln thr bragging rights In the county. The Rams tried to downplay the revenge ungle. but senior Brett Pocock wasn't buying It. *lt was definitely all ubout rrvenge.* Ifocock said. *Wr got beaten In the (pre-season) Jamborrr und this was all about revenge.* lake Mary coach Jrannlr Fischer denied thr revenge factor. *1 hale lo say It was ubout revenge.* Fischer said. *lt was about playing with Intensity.* Tlte Rams played with Intense last night, but so did Oviedo. Both Iranis battlrd It out. especially Pocock and Dons star Turner Elliott us Ihr two traded slams. Lake Mary charged out to a 2-0 lead In thr first game os Pocock blocked three straight shots, but some sloppy play let Oviedo track Into Hie game. Lake Maty led by us much as 7-3 us Barrrtt Klinger had a pair of winners, but the Lions continued lo trade points and side outs to get bark Into the game. The Rams led 10-7. but Oviedo ran ofT five straight ** Volleyball, Pag* SB S.Y.F.A. struggles at home Laka Mary’s Barrett Klinger (No. 10) was a power at the net in the first game as the unde­ feated Rams wont on to beat Oviedo In straif game* in SAC boy*' vodeybal Thursday night. Boys Youth Lacrosse League to begin play Saturday W E LL DONE ■peclai to the Herald SANFORD _ Whenever the Day­ tona Buccaneers Pop Warner League Football Program cornea to town, you know you are In for probably the most physical and hard-hitting game you will play all season. Such was Hie case last Saturday at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium as the Sanford Youth Football A sso ­ ciation teams dropped four of five games to the mighty Buccaneers. The Junior Pee Wees played hard for three quarters but were put away In the fourth period, as they dropped their first game of the season, 41-7. Despite moving tlte ball deep Into Dues territory the Mltey Mites were unable to score and fell 13-0. The Pee Wees were the next team to face the Daytona Beach 11 and the game looked to be headed to overtime as the score was tied In the late going of the fourth quarter. But the Buccaneers Intercepted a pass with Just seconds remaining on the clock and ran It all the way back for the game-winning touch­ down. handing the 'Notes a 13-7 setback. Special to the Herald P M * by J*ha CuDiun The Optimist Club of Sanford Athlete of the Week award was recently presented to Seminole High School football player Mario Frederick. Frederick m a d e jw o touchdown receptions and saved the victory over Lyman with m Interception with 1.1-seconds showing on the clock* Frederick (right) receives his award from Optimist Club member Tony Black. ____ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The Orlando Lacrosse Foundation has begun a Youth Lacrosse Program: The Iroquois Youth Lacrosse League. The popularity of the sports hus Increased dramatically over the past few year*. growing from Just one boys nigh school team In 1990 to 15 boys and 14 girl* varsity high school programs this past school year. With the Initiation of the youth lacrosse program, there will be an estimated 1.500 yout' th and high school boys and girls lacrosse players In Central Florida. The Iroquois Youth League In­ cludes trams representing the five Iroquois Nations: Uie Greenwood Lakes Middle School-Cayuga's, the Maitland Middle School-Onodaga's, the Rock Lake Middle SchoolSeneca's. the Teague Middle School-Mohawks, and the Rock U k c Middle School-Onetda'a. The league la for boys from the see La �2 B • S em inole H erald Sanford, H o n d a • Thursday, Septem ber 17. 19 98 G a m e a n d F ish C o m m issio n seeks life ja c k e t testim onials S A N F O R D _ H ie Florida G am e and F resh W a ter Fish C om m ission (GFC). In c o o p e ra ­ tion w ith the N ational S afe B oa tin g C ou n cil INSBC) and the N ational A ssociate o f State B oa tin g Law A d m in istrators (N A S B LA ), Is seek in g testim onials from people w h ose lives w ere saved In b oatin g accidents because they w ere w earin g a life Jacket (PFD). "W e gen erally on ly hear about the fa ta l!lies, the accidents w h ere the victim s w eren 't w ea rin g th eir life ja ck ets." said Capt. P au l Ouellette. G F C 's b o a tin g safety co o rd in a to r. 'W e 're Interested In h ea rin g about the w a ­ tercraft accidents w ith happy endings, too. M uch can be learn ed about h ow w ell life Jackets perform by stu dyin g not on ly test L a c ro sse Continued from Page IB fifth through the eighth grade and all games will be played on Saturday. The season will begin this Saturday (September 19th) with the Seneca’s playing the Cayuga's at Rook Lake Middle School and the Mohawks ba tiling the Ononadaga's at Mai Hand Middle School. The remainder of the schedule Is: September 26 _ Seneca vs. Mohawk and Seneca vs. Onondaga at Kook Lake Middle School: Oneida vs. Cayuga at Greenwood Lakes F o o tb a ll-------------------Continued from Page IB The Sanford Per Wees may have suffered an even bigger loss, however, as running back Chris Smith had to be removed from the field witli a knee Injury. The Junior Midgets arc a team on a mission this year and they finally got rid of a monkey on their backs as they crushed the team that has denied them a conference championship for several years. Playing almost perfect football, the Junior Midgets walloped the Buccaneers. 38-7. Kenny Scott. Kendrick Knight. Antwlon C ol­ lier and Jeff Bowers led the way for the ‘Noles’ squad. Every Sanford touchdown was highlighted with the player scoring the TO pointing his fin­ ger skywards in remembrance of late coach Tom ‘ Pops* Tipton, who had an Impact on these players the last two years. The last game o f the day featured the Midgets, who were In the game unUl the final seconds and had a golden opportunity to send the con­ test into overtime. The ‘Notes scored a late touchdown to cut the Buccaneers lead to 13-12. but the extra point try failed. With the miss Sanford was forced to try the on sides kick with less lhan a minute to play, but the Bucs recovered and ran out the clock. The ‘Notes travel to Deltona on Saturday to play the Panthers at Pine Ridge High School. Games start at 9:30 a.m. L e g a l N o tice s HO TIC S O P A P V M JO N M A IM S T O O O M O IO M T A B AD OPTION O P AH ORM NAM OS A T TA B C IT Y OP AAMPOAD, PLORIOA Nolle* to hereby given t lu i ■ Public Mooring orUI bo tw4d In (ho C o m n n w n Room at IS* City Hall In 11m City o l Sonlord. Florida, at T OO o'clock P.M. on September 10.1000. to conoidor fo# adoption o l on ordinance by Pm City o l Oontord, Florida, titl* ol which to a* tallow*. OROtHAHCI HO. 0400 AM ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OANFONO. FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO S M I . AND ITO AM ENDM ENTS. AND AOOPTINQ AN AMENDED CLASSIFICATION AND PAT PLAN EFFECTIVE O CTO BER 1. 1001. PROVIDINQ FO R S E V E R ­ ABILITY. C O N FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy thall b* available al th* ofhc# o l th* City Clark lor ail p*r*on« daalnng to a it m n * th* tam*. AM parti** in inlsrvst and e d i­ tor** ohaM hair* an opportunity to b* hoard al *ald h**rmg By ord*r ol Ih* . Clip Commtaalon o l Ih* City ol 4*nlord. Florida PERSON S WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN AN T OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SH OULD C O N ­ TACT THE HUMAN RESO U RCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-4424 II H OU RS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a poraon doclda* to appeal a dacltion mad* with roapocl to any maltar conaidorad al th* above mooting or hearing, ho may no*d a verbatim record ol Ih* proceeding*. Including th* Matimony and arldanc*. which racord la no I provided by Ih* City o l Sanlord (FS 244 0104) Janat R Dougherty. CM C City Clark Publiah Saptomb*r 1T. 1SM DEU-1TS N O T IC I O F A PU BLIC MSAAINO T O O ISC U SB W ATSR AND W ASTBW ATBR FACILITIES P L A N S FO R TA B CITY OF SA N FO R D , FLO RID A Noire* I* hereby given lh*l ■ Public Hearing will b* held In th* Commrairon Room al th* City Hall in th* City o l Sanlord. Florida, al T SO o'clock P M on S«pl»mb*r I llh . I S M . or a* w o n trw roelur ** potaibl*. lo d ia cu tt Ih* Water and W*al»w*1*r facilities Plan* lor th* City o l Sanlord which will *ddr*M • compr*h*n*iv* W**t*w*t*r Management Plan. ■ compr*h*naiv* Water Management Plan tar th* araa and Ih* linancrel impact ol Ih* protect* Thu t* a combined public hearing tat Ih* Facilrtw* Plana and ih* D edicated Revenue Hearing II to antici­ pated that a portion ot th* pro­ tect* will b* funded under Iha Stale ol Florida Revolving Loan Program A copy ol Ih* Fecilitiea Plena, ralatad d o cu ­ m ent! and Ih* Capital I Financing Plan will b* available I tar review in th* Utility | L e g a l N o tice s Department o l Sanford C ity Hall. M O North Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a P*r*on doclda* lo appeal • docu lon mod* with roapocl to any matter conaidorad *1 th* above mooting or hearing, ha may need * verbatim th* p ro ­ ceeding*, Including th* U stimany and evtdanca. which record to not provided by the City o l Sonlord (FS 204 0104) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN AN T OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO C O N ­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOU RCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT M O -M tS 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Janet R Dougherty, CM C City Clerk Publiah September IT. I S M DEU-1 N O TIC I O F A PU BLIC NSARINO T O C O N S IO IN T A B ADOPTION OF AN O N 04NAN SB B Y T N I C IT Y O F S AN FO R D , FLO R ID A Nolle* I* hereby given that a Public Hearing will b* held In th* Cammiaaion Room al th* City Hall in th* City e l Sanlord. Florida, a l T OO o'clock P M on September IS. I S M . to conoidor th* adoption ot an ordinance by th* City o l Sanlord, Florida, title o l which I* a* tallow* OR DIN ANC E NO. S 4 S S AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BANFORO. FLORIDA, AMENDINO ORDINANCE NO S tIT OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDI­ NANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN. SAID AM EN DM EN TS CHANGING THE ZOHINO OF A PORTION O F THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETW EEN AIRPORT BO ULEVARD ANO THE SE A B O A R D CO ASTLINE RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY AND BETWEEN M cC RACKEN ROAD ANO ACADEM Y AVENUE FROM PO. PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, TO RI-1. RESTRICTED INOUSTRIAL. PROVIDING FOR S E V ­ ERABILITY. C O N FLIC T S ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy ahall b* available at th* oflica of th* City Clark tar all paraona doairing lo alarmn* th * H I M All partlo* in inter**! and eltll*na ahall have an opportunity lo bo hoard at M id hearing By order o l Ih* City Comnuaalon of Iha City ot Sanlord. Florid* PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES HEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEED IN G) SHOULD C O N ­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT M D -E SIS 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II * peraon decide* to appeal * dec it ion made with raapact to ony metier conaidared ol tlto above mealing or hoaring. ha may need ■ verbatim record ol the proceeding*, including th# taatimony and evidence, which racord la not provided by Ih* City o l Sanlord (FS M E 0104) Janet R Dougherty C M C City Clark Publiah September 17, I S M DEU-tIO tank du nklngs. but also real-life situ ations w h ere people w ere actually Involved." O uellette said. NSBC m ay use som e o f the testim onials In Us 1999 “Saved b y the Jacket" safety Mldcllr School. October 3 _ Seneca vs. Onondaga at Maitland Middle School: Oneida vs. Mohawks and Oneida Cayuga at Teague Middle School. October 10 _ Seneca vs. Oneida at Rock l-akc Middle School": Cayuga vs, Mohawk and Onon­ daga vs. Mohawk at Greenwood hakes Middle School. October 24 _ Onondaga vs. Cayuga at Mait­ land Middle School; Mohawk vs. Seneca and Mohawk vs. Oneida at Teague Middle School. October 31 _ Onondaga vs. Oneida mid Onon­ daga vs. Mohawk nt Mallland Mlddlr School; and Seneca vs. Cayuga nt Greenwood takes Middle School. November 7 _ Seneca vs. Oneida at Rock Lake Middle School!" and Mohawk vh. Cayuga and Onondaga vs. Cayuga at Teague Middle School All games will begin at 10 a.m.. except where there Is u doubleheader. In which case Ihe games will begin at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT C O U R T OF TH E IIO H T IS H T N JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSM IN OLB C O U N TY , FLONIOA CIVIL NOTION C A S S N O . S S -IS O T -C A Ol VISION T4-K COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION, Plain Iill trt CH ARLES M BOLINO. at al. Dslsndanl(t) N O TIC I OF F O N I C I O B U R B S A L S NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN pureuanl lo a Final Judgment ol Foracletur* dated September •thth, t i l l , and antarad in C i m NO M -1307-CA o l th* C ircuit Court ot th* EIGH ­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wharain COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC F7K/A CO UN TRY­ WIDE FUNOINQ CORPORATION la Ih* Plaintiff and CH ARLBS M BOLING. OEANNE L. BOLING. HOM ECO M ING S FINANCIAL NETW ORK. INC. ar* Ih* Defendant*. I wM tail to th* high**! and beat bidder lor ceah at th* Waal Irani door o l Ih* Sem inole County C ourthou a*. Sanlord. Florid* at 11.00 a m . on th* I l l h day o f O c to b e r.' 10*0. Ih* tallowing daecnbad property a t oat forth in tald Final Judgm ent LOT to. B LO C K R. R E U S M EAD E UNIT t . ACCO RD ING TO THE PLAT TH E R E O F A ) RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S3, PAGE 2*. PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and Ih* ***l of Ihlt Court on September 10th. I M S tOBAL) MAAYANNE MORSE Clerk o l Ih* Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jaaowic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalta. Rtymar. Barrett S Frapplar Poet Office B o i 1410 Tampa. FL 33S01 FSI0425S4 NO TICE It you or* a peraon wtlh a dieability who need* accom m oda­ tion in order lo participate In thit proceeding, you ar* om i­ tted at no coat to you. tor th* provision o l certain assistance P la tt* contact Court Adimniatralton at 101 N Park Avanua, Sanford. Florida 11771, telephone (407) 331-4130 with­ in 3 working d e y t o l your receipt o l Ihlt document; II hearing impaired. (TDD)I-IOO044-4771. Publiah: Septem ber 17, 14, 1404 OEU-147 Legal Notices IN T N S CIRCUIT C O U R T O F T N I IIO K T B IN T H JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT W A N D FO B S IM IN O L B CO UN TY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A S S N O . 0 T -1 I 3 I C A DIVISION 14-L MARKET STR EET UORTOAG E CORPORATION Ple-ntitl. vt TERRY J DUNCAN, at at. Da land an Ift ) N O TIC I O F F O R I C L O S U N I SALE NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN pureuanl lo an O idtr Reechadullng Foracloeur* Bel* dated September 10th. 1444. and antarad tn C at* NO 47t t l t C A ol th* Circuit Court ol th* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tot SEMINOLE County. Florid* wherein M AR ­ KET STREET MORTGAGE C O R ­ PORATION I* Ih* Pltm liH and TERRY J DUNCAN. JUOITT A D UNCAN ; TH S CRO SSING S M ASTER COMMUNITY AISO CIATION. INC ar* th* Defendant*. I will tall to Ih* htghaal and b a it bidder lor caah at th* Watt Irani door ol Nw Seminole County Courthouae. Sonlord. Florida al 11 00 * m., on th* I llh day ol OC TOBER. 1001. th* following daecnbad property a t aat forth In a aid Final Judgment LOT I f . LAKE VIEW VILLAGE. ACCO RD ING TO THE PLAT TH EREOF A S R E C O R D E D IN PLAT BO O K IS . P AGES IS THROUGH SI. INCLUSIVE, PUBLIC REC O R D * OF SEMI. NOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HANO and th* *0*1 ot Ihlt Court on September I llh . ISSS (•SAL) MARYANN! MORSE Clerk o l th* Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jeeewtc Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalta. Rtymar. Barrett S Frapplar Po*t Office Bo* 14 tO Tampa, F L 11401 F170S3S1I N O TIC I II you are a peraon with a dieability who need* accommoda­ tion In order to participate in thit proceeding you ar* enti­ tled a l no coet to you, lor the provtolon o l certain assistance Ptaeea contact Court Admintatration at SOI N Park Avanua, Sanford. Florida 13771. telephone (407) 131-4330 with­ in 3 working d eyt o l your receipt o l thit document. II hearing impaired, (TDD)t-SOO444-1771 Publish: September 17. 14, tH I OCU-IIS ST. JO H N S RIVBR WATBR M A N A S B U R N T DISTRICT RIVRS WRITTBN N O T IC I OF M T IIO ID DISTRICT OSC1SION The District give* written notice o f it* intent to toauo a part™I by th* tobowing applicant on September t in t . 14*4 N.W. 44, LTD . ATTN FRANK L. SCHRIMSHEA. 404 EAST C O LO ­ NIAL OR , 41 SO. O R LAN D O , F L S3I0S. application *4-117CM1AM-ERP. Th* protect It located In Seminole County. * action I t . Townthip 1S South. Range 10 East. Th* E B P application to tar MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUEO PERMIT ASSOCI­ ATED WITH THE NORTHW EST 4S OFFICE PARK MASS ORADIN. The receiving waterbody to tea LOCKHART-SMITH CANAL Th* lito*(a) containing aach o l th# above-listed application*) ar* avallab I* lor Inap* ebon Monday through Friday aocopl tar legal holiday*. S:04 a.m. to S:00 p in at the St. John* River Water Management District Hoadquertert or th* appropriate Sorvie* cantor The District end taka action on each parmtt application kited above u n la ti a petition tor an admintatraUva proceeding (hairing) It Iliad pursuant to the provision* ot taction* H o 411 and 110 17, Florida Itatutoa Chapter 30-104 and 40C-1 1007. Florida Administrative Cod* (F A C ). A parson who** substantial intonate ar* altactad by any o l th* DMtrtct* proposed permitting decision* Idantlttod above may petition for admintetrattv* hearing In accordance with Section* 120 4SS and 120S7 or all part-at may roach a written agroamaal on mediation a t an alternative remedy under Section 130 ITS. Choosing mediation will not adversely a heel tea right lo a hearing It mediation does not result In a satttemant. Th* procedure* ter pursuing mediation era sal forte In Section 120171. F.S . and Rutoi 24-10* l i t and 34I0S 401- 44* F A .C . Patltlona m utt comply with th* requirement* el Florida Administrative Coda, Chapter 14-100 end be tiled with (received by) th* District Clerk. Iocs tad at District Headquarters, 4041 Raid Sir**!, Palatk*. Florida S I1 77. P* lit Ions lor administra­ tive hearing on th* above applications) mutt b* tiled within twen­ ty-on# (31) day* ot publication o l this notice or within tw*nly-*U (34) day* at th* D itlric l dapoatting nolle* ot tela Intent in th* mail lor those parson* to whom Ih* O tablet mailt actual no Bee Failure to fit* a petition within tel* llm* period ahall constitute a waiver ot any right tu ch parson may have to raquasl an administrative determination (hearing) under Saclions 124 SSI and 130 47, F 4., concerning th* subject pants I application Petition t which ar* not tiled In accordance with Ih* above provisions ar* subject lo dism issal. Because the administratis* hearing process I* designed lo formulate final agency action, lha tiling o l o petition meant that Ih* Districts final action may b* different from th* position taken by It In thit nolle* ot Intent. Poraon* whose tubttenbal internal* will b* affected by any such lint! decision ol lha District on the application he vs Ih* right to become a party to th# proceeding, in accordance with tea requirements aat forth above. Gloria Lawra, Oiractor. Division o l Permit Date Services St Johns Rival Water Management District Publish September 17, 1S4S DEU-143 ran ipitlgn. The cam paign w ill aim to show b o a ters the valu e ol w ea rin g life Jackets, •'lilt* Ix'st w ay to convince people to w ea r their Iffc jacket. Is by qu otin g the w ords o f people w h o w ouldn't be around today If they h adn ’t w orn on e." said Virgil C ham bers, exccu tlvc d ire cto r o f NSIJC. "A life Jacket is the m ost effective w ay to save boaters' lives, and w e w ant to e n c o u r­ age p eople to w ea r them anytim e they are In a boat," said Fred M cssm ann o f the Nevada D ivision o f W ildlife, w h o also serves as N A S ­ HUA edu cation com m ittee clm lr. People arc asked to Include as m any d e ­ tails as possible In their testim onials, such as the con d ition s u nder w hich the accident occu rred, w h ere the accident took place and. If possible, the type o f Jacket that w as used. Send the In form ation to the Florida G am e and Fresh W a ter Fish C om m ission , Attn: Lt. Richard M oore, 020 South M eridian St.. Tallahassee. F L 32 3 9 9 -1GOO. T h e G FC w ill forw ard testim on ials to NSUC. F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T Dass action w ill grad u ally pick up as a lr^ tem peratu res begin to m oderate. My per- . sonal top favorite m on th s are N ovem b er th rou gh F ebru ary. S h in ers w ill lx* the best bait for big bass as w ater tem peratu res cool. Right now , P u zzle Lake ts hard to beat for m edium sized bass. Sm all R apala-type lu res arc d yn am ite w hen Ashed on light sp in n in g tackle. S n o ok action Is great at Sebastian In le t. D irge live shrim p Ashed on a bare lead-head Jig Is the w in n in g com b in ation . W ork this rig slow ly arou n d rocky stru ctu re for sure action. A lso expect a few flounder, m ills !), trout and tarpon. C aptain J a ck at Port C a n a v era l has little to report In the w ay o f offsh ore action. H igh seas have kept all but the largest o f M a t s In P o r t . Inside the P o r t , expect flounder anil shccpshcad to bite on n regu lar basis. T ro u t and redAsh urc rates as fair on the finis o f PlcRse see Bhupe. Ps|e 3B S H U P E 'S S C O O P It Ls h a r d ro otx*r e s t im a t e th e Im p o r ­ ta n c e o f p e rs o n a l flo a ta tio n d e v ic e s a b o a rd b o a ts . A l w a y s e x p e c t th e u n ­ e x p e c t e d w h e n on th e w a te r . Legal Notices N O T IC I OF A PU BLIC HEARING TO C O N S ID IR T N I AD OPTION OF AN O R DIN AN C E BY T N I CITY O F S AN FO RO , FLO RID A Notice it hereby given that a Public Hearing will b* bald in th* Commission Room at Ih* City Hall in th* City ol Sanford Florid*, at 7 00 o'clock P M on September 24. 1441. to consid#r the adoption of an ordinance by Ih* City of Sanlord. Florid*, till* of which r* follow* ORDINANCE NO. S4SS AN OROINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN FO RO. FLORIDA AMEN0INQ ORDINANCE NO 3044 OF SAIO CITY. SAID OROI­ NANCE BEING THE C O M P R E ­ HENSIVE PLAN. AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEM ENT OF THE C O M ­ PREHENSIVE PLAN CHANGING THE DESIGNATION OF A P O R ­ TION OF T H ! PROPERTY LYINQ BETW EEN AIRPORT B O U L E ­ VARD ANO THE SEABO AR D COASTLINE RAILROAD RIGHTOF-WAY ANO BETW EEN M cC R A C K E N ROAD AND A C A D EM Y AVENUE FROM MDR-tO (MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) TO I (INDUSTRI­ AL). PROVIDING FOR SEVER­ ABILITY. C O N FLIC TS AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy shall b* available al tea office ot tea City Clark tor all barter** Neel Hog to oiaitUn* tea h im . All parti** in inter**) and citil* n t thall have an opportunity to b* hoard at said hearing By o rd tr of Ih* City Com mtetion o l th* City ol Sanlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO C O N ­ TACT THE HUMAN RESO U RCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 334-IS 21 4* H OU RS IN ADVANCE O F THE MEETINO A0VICF TO THE PUBLIC il a parson d t c id t t lo appeal a decision mad* with ratpacl to any matter caniidarad at Ih* above matting or h a t ring, ha may need a verbatim racord ol th* procaadinga, Including Ih* testimony and avtdanca. which racord I* not provided by tea City ot Sanlord (FS IS4 4144) Janat R Dougherty, C M C City Clark Publiah September 17, 1444 DEU-1 It IN T N I CIRCU IT C O U R T O F TN B IS T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F PLORIOA IR AN D FO R SEM INO LS C O U N TY •SN BRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S S N O . S S -S S S -O A -I4 -R PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL 440RTOAOE. I n c . Plaintiff. VS JEFFR EY R BAUMAN and PATRICIA A BAUMAN; *1 a l . Dalandanls NOTICE OP P O R B C LO S U R B SA LS Nolle* I* hereby Given that pursuant to Iha I Final Judgment ol Foroctoturo dated September tin . I S M , and antarad in civil c a ia number 44SS0-CA-14-K. o l th* Circuit Court of th* 14th Judicial Circuit In and tor Samtnol* County. Florida, wharyin PRIN­ CIPAL RESIDENTIAL M O R T­ GA G E. INC . it Plaintiff and JEFFREY R BAUMAN. PATRI­ CIA A BAUMAN. REMINGTON O A KS AT THE CROSSINGS HOMEOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. It/tl* Defendant)*). I will tall lo th* highest and boat b id­ der tor cash at th* watt Irani door o l th* Stminol* County courthouse in Sanlord Stminol* County. Florida, at 11:00 A M on Ih# 4th day o l Octobar, 1SOI. tea tallowing described proper­ ty a t oat forth in said Final J L O ? 4 4 ! REMINGTON O AKS AT THE CROESINQS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK SS. P AGES I S - 70. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECO R DS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR D EBT CO LLECTIO N P R A C T IC E S A C T YOU AR E ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM II D EEM ED TO BE A OEBT C O LLE C TO R ATTEMPTING TO C O L L E C T A D EB T AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL RE U SED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated Ih* t t t h day a l Septembat, I H E MARYANNE MORSE Clark e l Circuit Court By Jan* E. J tttw ic Deputy Clark CO DILI) S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suite 440 Tamp*. Florida S344T Totophon* (1131 177-4004 CAS IM-001S7 Publish September 17, 24. IM S DCU-144 Legal Notices NO TICE OF A P U B LIC MIARING T O CO NSID SN TNS ADOPTION OF AN OR DIN ANC E B T T N I C IT T OF S AN FO R D . FLORIDA Notre* M hereby gtvvn that a Public Hearing will b* held in Ih* Commtetion Room at Ih* City Halt in th* City o l Sanlord. Florida, al 7 00 o ’clock P M on September 24. 1444. to conttd*r th* adoption ol an ordinance by Ih* City o l Sanlord. Florida, title ol which I* a t follow* O R D IN AN C I NO. S4SS AN OROINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN FO RO. FLORIDA. AMENDING OROINANCE NO 3117 OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDI­ NANCE DEING A ZONING PLAN. SAIO AM EN DM EN TS CHANGING THE ZONINO OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING DETW EEN E A IT LAKE MARY BO ULEVARD AND NORTH WAY ANO BETW EEN COUNTY ROAD 437 AND C E N ­ TRAL FLO RID A QflEENEW AY FROM PD. PLANNED D E V E L­ OPMENT. TO OC-3, GENERAL CO M M ERCIAL. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CON­ FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy shall ba availabto at Ih* othc* o l Ih* City Clerk lor all parson* doairtng to aianvn* th* l am* All parti** in inter**) and ctbyant shall hav* an opportunity to ba heard at said hearing By order at the City Com mtetion o l the City ol Sanlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N ­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 334-E434 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a peraon d ecid es lo a p p a tl a dacltion mad* with ratpacl to any matter conaidarad t l th* tbov* maatmg or haanng. h* may need a verbatim racord ol Ih* procaadinga. including th* leabmony and evidence. which racord I* nol provided by the City o l Sanlord (FS 244 0104) Janat R Dougherty. C M C City Clark Publiah September 17. IB M DEU-1S3 IN T H I CIRCU IT C O U R T O F T H I ■ IB H T IS N T N JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT M AN D FOR SEM INO LS CO UN TY, FLO RID A CIVIL ACTION C A S S NO. S A - t S M - C A DIVISION 14-K NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC . P la in tiff. V* MARIE J W ILLIAM!, s i al. Defendant) t) N O TIC I OF F O N B O L D S U N I S A L S NOTICE IS H ER EB T GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Forsclotur* dated September 10 th. IM S , and entered in Cat* NO 44-1411-CA of tea Circuit Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMI­ NOLE Counly, Florida wharain NORWEST MORTGAGE, INC It th* Plaintiff and MARIE J WILLIAMS; LV1LC O WILLIAMS. JACQUELINE M ARNONE. TEN ANT 41 N/K/A CONSTANTINO PHILLIPS art th* Oafandanlt. I will tall to Ih* hig hatl and b a il bidder lor cash al Ih* Watt Iront door ol Ih* Stm inol* Counly Courteous*, Sanlord. Florida al 11 00 a m . on Ih* 13lh day ol O clo b a r I M S . Ih* following daecnbad property a* sat forte in said Final Judgment LOT 14. C Y P R E S S CLUB . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l RECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 24 AND 24 PUBLIC REC O R D S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MV HANO and Ih* aaal ol Ihit Court on September n th . ISM (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l tea Circuit Court By Jan* E. Jaoawic Deputy Clark Echavarna. McCall*. Raymar. Barratl S Frapplar Pott Otlic* Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33401 F f 4070447 NOTIOB It you ar* a parson with a dis­ ability who naod* accom m oda­ tion in order lo participate in this proceeding, you art tnbtied at no coal lo you. lor Ih* provision o l certain s ttia ltn c * Plata* contact Court Admmialrttion at 301 N Park Avanua, Sanford. Florid* S2771, telephone (447) 322-4330 with­ in 2 working d i f t at your receipt ot this document, II hearing impaired, (TDDJI-400•44-4771 Publiah September 17, 34, IM S DEU-144 Legal Notices * 2 5 4 1 ST. JOH N S RIVIN WATSR M A N A flE M E N T DISTRICT N O T IC I O F IN TIN T TO A M IN D /A O O P T N U LSS UNIFORM RULES OF PROCEOURE Th* St John* River Water Management Oialrtct (Dislncl) gtvaa notice ot it* intent lo amend or adopt rule* which mall a minor revision* la th* Oistncl'a procedural rule* lo conform that* rule* to th# Uniform Rule* of Procedure and aacapliont Ih* Otetrict hat obtained Irom Ih* Uniform Rule* ol Procedure The specific rule tactions proposed to b* changed ar* 40C1 1004 4DC-3 101. Florida Adminiairativ* Cod* ( F A C ) and sac* Itone 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 . 5 1 1 . 4 1 3 4 1 4 4 3 4 3 3. 4 3 4. 4 4. 5 4 1 4 4 4 1 4 t 4 1 3 ol Applicant's Handbook Conaumpti** Use* o l Water. 40C-4 041. 40C-4 341. F A C . and aacln n a 4 1. 4 1 1 .5 1 1. 4 1 3. 5 3. 4 3 3 4 3 4. 4 4. 4 4 4 5 4 4 . 4 1 . 4 1 1 . 4 1 3. 4 1 3. 4 4 3. 4 4 4 12 4 1. ot Applicant's Handbook Management and Storage ol Surfoc# Water*. 40C-S 101 and 40C5 301. F A C . 40C-40 301. F A C . 40C-42 041. F A C . and t a c ­ tion* 1 1. I 4. 4 4. 4 4. 4 4 3 , 1 4 4. 1 4 1 4 3 4 4 4, 1 4 4 1 4 . 4 14. 7 1. o l Applicant'* Handbook Regulation of Stormwater Management System* 40C-44091. F A C . , and taction* 12 . 1 4.4 t.4 1 1.4 1 2.4 1 1.4 3 4 3 I S 3 4.4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 1 t.S 1 2.4 I 1 4 4 . 4 4 1. 1 4 4 i l Applicant • Handbook Agricultural S u rltc* Water Management System s, 40C-404 447, and 40C400 404. F A C MITIGATION BANKING The D is tric t a ls o give* n o tice o l it* in te n t to a m e n d or a d o p t rule* re g a rd in g m itig a tio n b a n k in g T h a t* p r o p o s e d ru le a m e n d ­ m ent* C h a n g* ta c tio n * I C and 12 4 o t Ih* D it t r id 'a A p p lic a n t'* H a n d b o o k M a n a g e m e n t and I to r a g * o f lu r f a c * W aters to c o n ­ form th*** ta c t io n * to S e ctio n * 171 401. 171 4134 a n d 371 4134. F S U n n e c e s s a ry la n g u age in t a c t io n 12 4 o l Ih* H a n d b o o k n d a is ie d O th er p o rtio n * o t ta c t io n 13 4 o l th* H a n d b o o k are re o r­ g a n ise d tor c la rity Th* p r o p o s e d rut* am en dm en t* *1*0 t im p iify a n d c la rity th e form * o t fin a n c ia l re s p o n s ib ility te a t m u st ba p ro v id e d lo in s u re th* c o n s tru c tio n , im p i* m en ta l io n a n d p a r p a lu a l m a in te n a n c e o l m rtigatfon ban k* Th* p ro p o s e d ru le a m e n d m e n t* in c o rp o ra te b y r* l* r* n c * c e rta in form a w h ich m u tt ba u t a d lo p ro v id e I h it fin a n ­ c ia l re s p o n s ib ility Th* specific nil* taction* proposed to b* changed ar* 40C4 OSH and 40C4SO0. F A C . and tactions 2 0. 13 4. 12 4 t. 12 4 1 .. 12 4 3. 12 4 4. 12 4 4. 12 4 S. 12 4 7. 12 4 4 13 4 S. 12 4 10 ot M * Applicant'* Handbook Management and Itorag* ol Surloag Water* OPERATING AGREEM ENT BETWEEN ST JOHNS RIVER W ATM t. MANAGEMENT DISTRICT. ANO THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRON-* MENTAL PROTECTION Th* District givo* nolle* o l tea intent lo amand rut#* attectmg tea Operating Agreement balwaan Ih* St John* Rrvsr Water Management D itlric l (Ditlricl) and Ih* Dapartmanl ol Environmental Protection (Dapartmanl) This agreement divide* responsibility bataraon th* O n ln ct and th* Dapartmanl for regu­ lation under Port IV. Chapter 3 71 including assigning responsibil­ ity lot parmttmg. compliant* and enforcement lor Environmental Resource P e rm it. Management and Storage o l Surface Waters P erm it, and Watland Resource P a rm tt Th* amendment* to this agreement include (1) Th* Oistnct wilt b* responsible for th# pat permitting o l borrow pit* with no on-tit* malarial grading or sortUNI. •van it the Dapartmanl determine* teat an industrial wastewater discharge permit to needed for Ih* Facility This amendment will altminal* responsibility for borrow pit* that art dewatered (3| Th* Dapartmanl writ b# rotpontibte for permitting docking ftcilitto*. boardwalk*, thor* protection structures, and p u n . vntett that* acUvlttot or* part ol a larger plan o l commercial or resi­ dential development which hat or require* a permit under Part IV of Chapter 373 Th* t in t in g agreement piece* regulatory rasponaibility with Ih* D itlricl for docking tecililiat wtlh nine or law** boat slip*, and II do#* nol mention boardwalks, thor* prottclion structure* and ptort Thit amendment would tranater responsibil­ ity lo th* Dapartmanl tar re gut* ling teat* activities, with a* atcaption tor thor* prottclion structure* within tea Indian Rival Lagoon system, which Ih* Otetrict will continue to regulate (X The Department wdl permit echvihat associated wilh a singlt torrefy ret Ida nee (including a duptoa. triptoi or quadruplet) a ica p t whan th* residents IS pari ol a larger plan o l davatopmara proposed by Ui* applicant, what* tea residence it an incident* part o l an agricultural project which hat or requires a Part iy Chapter 373 parm t from th* Oistnct. or where lha ratidanc* n located within Ih* Wakivs River Protection Araa Thi* ptovitior deal* only with th* p*(milling ol activities on a tingte lot Und*> th* currant agraamanl. th* District p s r m lt teas* activities on loti which ar* groalor than 4 sera* Th* amendment aliminatet thi split ot responsibility based on lot alt* (4) Th* Dapartmanl wil handle permitting under Part IV of Chapter 373 for thoee equetu plant management activities t lt o regulated under Chapter 344 F S (S) Modifications lo permllfad seaports and seaport rtlstei development will b* th* responsibility o l Ih* Dapartmanl Unde tee aaiating agraamanl. th# D ittn cl la responsible lor handling al modification! of permits tar seaports that il hat issued (4) Und* th* proposed amendments, th* agraamanl will reference tea nas statutory division ot responsibility regarding tquacultur* anaclai j in 1SS4 in Sacltont 373 044 and 403 414, F S (7| In Ih* event o an emergency dactarad by th* Governor, a new provision wouk temporarily suspend th* division o l rotpontibilily and allow tithe I th* D ittn cl or Dapartmanl to act on any application lor activitiai authortyad under emergency orders issued by th* Oapartman end District Additionally, th* proposed amendments Include i number ol clarification* and editorial ravittont to th* operatin' agreement. Th* (pacific rut* sections proposed to be changed ar* 40C 1.104 and 40C-4 00t, F A C Th# above Hated rules will ba adopted (Iliad wtlh Ih* Daparlnwn ol Steta) no sooner than 14 day* following publication ot foil nolle* and arid ba atlacfavt 20 day* altar tiling Thi* nolle* t* only a summary o l th* lore going rules, s copy ot lha comptet. teal o l Ih* rutoa may b* obtained by writing Norma Mess*r. Rule Coordinator, St John* River Water Manegamant D itlricl, P O Bo 142S. Palatk*. Florida 3217S-1424 ! Publish September 17. 1»M OEU-143 < �Sem inole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. Septem ber 17, 1998 • 3 B Duffer’ Berlinicke from the Eagle’s Nest By J e ff B erlinicke ASSISTANT SIT)UTS EDITOR SA N FO R D _ T h e D yn am ic G o lf T o u r sw u n g th ro u g h C entral Florida again last week. On Sept. 10. J o h n lim it's (>8 w on the open divi­ sion by live shots at H u n tin gton Hills and Ilro tt also captu red the sen ior d i­ vision. lie earned $515 on the day. BriefsContinued from Pi|« On Sept. 12. Rob B o ld ! lin 'd a 72 to w in In n playofT over Larry F ulroad at P a li­ sades. Kandy Latta's 81 paced the seniors. Southern D unes hosted J.C . G oosle's 72 and a w in on Sept. 14. and J on E rick­ son w on In a playofT at Ridgew ood on Sept. 15. n e t­ ting $400. Future events Include Oct. 1 at M etro W est, Oct. 3 at IB the SCC men's haskelhall program and the Boys und Girls Club of Sanford. In addlllon lo Wagner, also scheduled to play for the NBA team former Orlando Magic players Otis Smith and Greg Kite (a volunteer assistant for the SCC men's basketball team), current Magic star guards Nick Anderson (shown above at nnothrr SOC fundraiser In 1990) und Darrell Armstrong (right), and Or­ lando resident und former NI1A Slam Dunk champion Dec Drown. For more Information, contact the Seminole Community College Athletic Department at 328-2090. A A U baseball players needed LAKE MAHY _ An AAU 13-and-Undrr base­ ball team Is being fanned for the fall season. Needed are dedicated players and parents to fill the squud that Mill travel locally and play a competitive schedule. The season starts on September 23rd and games will lx* played on Sunday's only. For morr Information, call Kick at (-107) 3225031. Friday Night Fun SANFOKI) _ Open gym ut Sanford Gymnas­ tics. 601 E. 25th Place. Is on Friday nights from 7:30 p.m.-lo-10 pm. Activities offered Include gymnustlcs. rock Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. Ills stats for the 1998 season ts In the first column, pcrsonnl-bcst season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1998 game*) In the third column. Wednesday was not a real happy 39th • • annu al C h a rity G o lf T o u r ­ nam ent lo benefit tbe ExPrison ers o f W a r S c h o la r ­ ship Fund o f Florida. 'H ie event w ill lx: at W in te r S p rin gs G o lf C lu b and all proceeds will g o to the sch olarsh ip fund. Play w ill Ix'gln at 1:30 p.m . and many Finally. Warren Sapp stepped up and Btarted earning TEAL TALK By JcfT Berlinicke Assistant Sports Editor, green s certificate for addition al green s fees. T h ere w ill also be tut aw ards cerem ony. Call 80 5-0 24 2 for Inform ation... DELTONA _ The Volusia Dlast. a new AAU 12-und-Undrr baseball team Is looking for five players to complete Its roster for the fall. Call Jay (789-3286) or U n y (860-3900). Seminole football tickets SANFORD _ The Seminole High School Ath­ letic boosters are offering reserved season footbull tickets for $50 each. Call Connie Hall at 323-5100. Shupe Continued from Page 2B the Biimiwuind-lndltm RlvvigShccpshend con tin u e lo lx* the m ain a t ­ traction at Ponce In le t. A few flounder are h ittin g lin ger m ullet arou n d the south let tics. Redlish. dru m . Jack crcvalle and sm all blueflsh are also around In fair num bers. Trout and redfish are rated as gorxl In M os- qutm_Lamn- birthday for Raines, other than the game was played In St. Petersburg against the Devil Rays, as Sanford's favorite son did not play and the Yankees lost 7-0. Raines also did not pluy Tuesday night as former Luke Ilrantley star Jason Varttrk hit two home runs as the Boston Red Sox won 9-4. I b#st 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 cai##r 2.280 8.534 1.523 2.529 939 413 112 163 803 .296 A Lake Mary player goos ip lor a slam during the Rams', 16-14, 15-10, victory over Oviedo in a boys' It’s now-or-never for Buccaneers9 hopes of playoffs his paycheck and Florida ulumnl Jacqurz Green ran back his first NFL klck-ofT for a touchdown, which he was ba­ sically hired to do. None of this matters If the machine Isn't well run. And It Isn't. Trent Dllfcr Is playing like a high school quarterback who doesn't know the play book yet. The concerns that arose during the p reseason have carried over to the regular season. And when he Isn't scrambling all over the field or landing on It. he's being carried ofT o f It due to Injuries. Dllfcr has missed time In both o f the last Seminole Athletic Conference volleyball match at Lake Mary High School Wednesday night. Volleyball Continued from Page IB TAMPA _ Tills is a do or die situation. When Uie Dues pluy their home opener against u • stronger than expected Chi­ cago Dears In the brand new Raymond James Sludluni this Sunday, they must win. Even though their record matches the visiting tram's. Chicago has played two very close games und has played tough. The Buccaneers haven't. There were signs of life last week, though. In Tampa Bay's loss to the NFC champion Packers. Includes fees, cart. bufTel lunch and a Baseball players needed Tim Rain#* By Kellie Wemcr Herald Staff Writer fee of $55 climbing, busketball. and lots of fun and games. The fee for the evening Is $5 for children ages G-to-12. For more Information cull 323-2462. 06 99 309 51 88 44 RBI.................................................................... Doubles.............................................................. 12 1 Triples................................................................ 5 Home runs.......................................................... 8 Steals................................................................. Average................................................................ .285 BUGS BfTS prizes w ill lx* aw arded a lo n g w ith a putting contest. The two games due to Injuries. And forget about Steve Walsh. He hasn't done much of anything In both o f his a p ­ pearances. Come to think o f It, he wasn t loo Impressive In the pre­ season either. It's still a big question mark over how he got the back-up Job over Scott Mllanovtch who did play well In the preseason. Part of the Bucs' problem Is their lack of a running game. In fact, the olTensc has only racked up 118 yard In two games and has been stopped on many short yardage situa­ tions. points, rapped oil by two Elliott spikes to take llir lead. Down 13-12. Luke Mary fought back. A block try Corey Kuekdrschel tied It ut 13 und another block by Klinger gave the Rams a 14-13 lead. Oviedo tied It on an are from Christian Pultz. but Porock ended It with two winners. In the second game, the Lions raced out to u 4-1 lead behind the play of Del Wyneger. but Lake Mary fought back and. down 7-3. ran ofT six straight points Ix-hlnd the serve of Vlkrani Gill. Scott Henderson hud three kills dunng the run. Ovlrdo tied It at 10. but the Rams (7-0) ran out the game and took the mateh. Oviedo coach Tim DcZrgo took the loss In stride. Ills Lions have struggled, falling to 3-3 last night, but he also lost a load of talent from last season. "We've lost a couple of games we should have won." DcZrgo said. "I'm happy with the way we played tonight. We're progressing well us u teum." Oviedo will play three mutches next week. Monday ut home against Luke Brantley (7 p.m.). Wednesday at Lake Howell (7 p.m.) und Friday at home against Bishop Moore (5:30 p.m.). Tills week, the Bucs have to win. Only the Dallas Cowboys of 1995 started the season 0-2 and fought their way back to a Super Bowl victory. But before we can talk about a Super Bowl, they have to get past Chicago. NOTES: Jucqucz Green sulTered an Injuty to his thumb lute In Mondays practice and will have to sit out the home opener this wrek. He Is ex­ pected to return In two weeks for the Detroit game. Jaguars are undefeated but still have not been playing up to the potential o f a Super Bowl team JACKSONVILLE _ The Jacksonville Jag­ uars are now 2-0. but they aren't playing like a 2-0 team with designs on the Super Bowl. A look around the lineup shows a team that Is winning despite not playing up to Its capabilities. That's not such a bud thing; u good team wins when It plays poorly. And let's not forget thut the Juguars beat Kansas City Sunday In a game pitting the two favorites to square off for the AFC championship, despite coarh Tom Cough­ lin's protestations ugalnst that kind of prediction. But there are warning signs all over Alltel Stadium. Quarterback Mark Brunei! hasn't looked sharp at all In the first two games despite a strong pre-season. James Stewart has been great at running back, but first-round pick Fred Taylor has been a disappointment. The offensive line looked good last week­ end, shutting down Kansas City's vaunting defense, but tackle Rich Tylskl Is still In­ jured and the Jaguar line has little depth. On defense, the same Injury plague that cost the Jaguars a run at the Super Bowl last season has hit again. Tony Brackens, who Is ready for a breakout season. Is still suffering from a high ankle sprain and now surprising second-year tackle Seth Payne Is out with a shoulder Injury. In addition. JefT Lageman. the heart and soul of the Jacksonville defense Is out for the season with a tom bicep and Don Davey Is also out until next year. Now the Jaguars have to count on cast-ofT Eric Curry and free-agrnt Fernando Smith to play a major role for the rest of the sea­ son. The kicking game may be the most per­ plexing o f Coughlin's problems. Mike Hol­ lis. thr only kicker In Jaguar history, has been horrible this season. Hr was a ProBowler last year, but Is Just 4-of-13 In field goals since the start of pre-season and missed two attempts of 37 and 21 yards In the win over Ku nsas City. Coughlin was so concerned he brought In forrnrr PtoBowlers Chris Jackr and Cory Blanchard to try out this week even though he Is committed to Hollis. Give thr Jaguars credit; they are winning ugly, but even though u 7-0 start Is ex­ tremely possible, don't Ignore the warning signs. --- _ ----------- -- • C elebration Gull C lub will bust the Met Life U realli o f Life G o lf C lassic Sept. 20 to bcncIH Hie A m erican L u n g Association. Call -125 5804 for details... On Oet. 4. the C en tra l Florida V eteran's O rg a n iz a ­ tions w ill bust (lie second Notes: The Jaguars had their llrsl non-sellout last Sunday when 3,500 tickets went un­ sold despite Brunch's plea for some major fan support...Chris Hudson continues to stand out at safety despite a cast on Ills right hand... . .■ • RAINES QAUQE CATEOORY Games................................................................ A t *Im ( &•••••••••••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Runs................................................................... K issim m ee Oaks, and Oct. 4 at Rem ington... Tlm acu an G o lf and C o u n ­ try C lub w ill host Its 3rd A nnu al M edia and H osp ita l­ ity G o lf O u tin g on Sept. 28... The V illages w ill host the S a m su n g W orld C h a m p io n ­ ship o f W om en ’s G olf on Sept. 28. D efending c h a m ­ pion Ju lie Inkster, a lo n g ­ tim e LPG A star, will lx* on hand... I �4 0 • Sem inole Horn'd. Santord. Flonda • Thursday, Septem ber 17. 1998 Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T TO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O ft lO A P R O O A T E D IV IS IO N H U K u m k ir SO -991 C P IN RE estate or JOHN S ROVINFS D e ceased N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS T R A T IO N T U a d m in is tra tio n c l the a a la la o l JO H N S R O M 'N E S ■ N rta ta rf F ila N u m b e r 90*901 CP. ta p e n d in g in ih a C i t u i t C o u rt Ic f S e m in o le C o u n ty F lo rid a P ro b a ta O tyialon. tha addraaa o l t r h ic li la S arm nola C o u n ty C o u rth o u a a P e a l O ffica D ra w e r C S a n fo rd . F lo r id a 11112 The nam es a n d addraaa* aa c l IHa p a ra o n a l re p re s e n ta ­ tive and lira p a ra o n a l re p re s e n ­ ta tiv e * attornay ara aat forth ha Iota A I L IN T E R E S T E D P E R S O N S ARE N O TIFIED THAT A ll p a ra o n a o n t h o r n I h n n o tic a la a a rv a d m ho h a v a o b ta c h o n a that c h a lle n g e tha vatrddy o f Tha w ill Ih a q u a M ic a * b o n a o f tha p a ra o n a l rapraaan* tative vanua o r ju ris d ic tio n of th is C o u rt ara re q u ire d to fila Iharr o b fa ctio n a w ith th ia C o u rt WITHIN THE L A T E R O F T H R EE M O N T H S A F T E R THE D ATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS N O TICE O R TH IR TY O AYS A F T E R THE DATE O F S E R V IC E OF A C O P T OF THIS N O TICE O N TH EM A ll cra d d o ra o f tha d a c a d a n l and o th a r p a ra o n a h a v in g c la im a o r d a m a n d a a g a ln a t d a c a d a n ta aata ta o n w h o m a c o p y o f thia nottca ia aarvad w ith in thraa m o n th s attar tha data o f tha firs t p u b lic a tio n of th ia n o h ca m u st M a th a n c la im s w ith th is C o u rt W ITH IN THE L A T E R OF T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE D A TE O F TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F THIS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y O A TS A F T E R THE D ATE OF S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F THIS N O TICE ON T H EM A ll o th a r c ra d d o ra o l fh a d a ca d a n t a n d p araon a h a v in g c la im s or d a m an d a a g a in st th a daca* d e n t's a a ta ta m u s t M a th a n c la im a w ith th is co u rt WITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L I C A ­ TION O F THIS N O TICE A L L C L A IM S D E M A N D S AND O B J E C T I O N S N O T S O F ILE O W ILL B E F O R E V E R B A R R E D Tha d a ta o f tha first p u b lic a ­ tion o f th is N o tic a ta Saptam ba* 10th 1990 P a ra o n a l R ap raaan tatrva TER RI P E N T E C O S T 9F1 H o b s o n S traat L o n g w o o d F L 327S0 A tto rn a y for P a ra o n a l R a p ra a a n ta tiv a 5HEREE H LAN CASTER A ttorn ay F lo rid a Oar N o 002*22 SHEREE H LAN CASTER . P A 109 E a s t W a d s S lra a t P o a l O ffic a B oa 1000 T ranlon. F L 32**3 T s ls p h o n s 3 92 /463-1000 P u b lis h S a p ta m b a r 10. 17, 1990 D E U -0 4 M T H I CIRCUIT C O U R T OF T N I 1RTM JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FO R H M W O L I CO U N TY , FLORIDA • IN S R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NOi •• 1190 C A 14 K BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE. OR ITS PERMITTED SU CCESSO R S AND ASSIGNS. ON BEHALF OF VENDEE MORTQAQE TRUST 1994-1 PLAINTIFF VS SABRINA JOHNSON A/K/A SABRINA DENISE CALLOWAY-JOHNSON. IF LIVING. AND IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TR U STIES AND A LL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST SV. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST SABRINA JOHNSON A/K/A SABRINA DENISE CALLOWAY-JOHNSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SABRINA JOHNSON A/K/A SABRINA DENISE CALLOWAY-JOHNSON. IF ANY. OISNEY GROUP INSURANCE; SEARS. R O EB U CK AND CO ; DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION 09. INC .; JOHN OOfi ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NO TICS O F F O R E C L O S U R E SA LK NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmant of toracleaura datad Saplambar Sth. 1999. anlarad in Civil Caaa No SS 1109 C A 14 K of tha Circuit Court of tha 1STH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford. Florida. I will call to tha highest and beat blddar tor cash WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE C O U R T­ H OUSE of the SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located at 301 N Parti Avenue m Sanford. Florida, at 11 00 a m on tha 13tn day ol O CTO BER 1999 tha following deacribed property aa aat forth in aard Summary Final Judgmant. to-wit LOT 32. 0E E R RUN UNIT 6. ACCO RDING TO THE PLAT TH EREOF AS RECO R D ED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE 94. P U B­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated thia 11th day of SEP ­ TEMBER. 199S (CIRCUIT COURT S U L ) MARYANNE MORSE Clarti of Circuit Court By Jana E Jaaawic Deputy Clerh THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 901 S University Ones Suita 600 P la n ta tio n F L 33324 (994) 2 33 -9 00 0 9S-26173IN ATR ) In accordance with tha American with Diaabilitiea Act. paraona with disabilities neederg a special accommodation to psrb cp ale In this proceeding should c o n u ct the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323­ 4330 not laler than aavan days prior to the proceeding II hear­ ing impaired t -000-040S771 (TOO) or 1-000600-0770. via Florida Relay Service Publish Saplam bar 17. 24 1990 DEU-146 Legal N otices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E 1 B T H J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T , IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A GENERAL J U R I S D I C T I O N D IV IS IO N C A S E NO ; 9 B 1071 C A 14 K NAVY F E D E R A L C R E D IT U N IO N P LA IN T IFF VS JAY J E D W A R D S IF LIVING A N D IF D EAD . THE U N K N O W N S P O U S E H E IR S D E V IS E E S G R A N T E E S A S S IG N E E S L IE N O R S C R E D IT O R S T R U S T E E S ANO A L L O T H E R P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G A N IN T E R E S T B Y. T H R O U G H U N D E R O R A O A IN S T JA Y J ED W ARD S N A N C Y P E D W A R D S IF LIVIN G AN D IF O E A O THE UNKNO W N S PO U SE H E IR S D E V IS E E S G R A N T E E S A S S IG N E E S L IE N O R S . C R E D IT O R S T R U ST E ES AND ALL O T H E R P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G AN IN T E R E S T B Y THROUO H U N D E R OR A G A IN S T N A N C Y P E D W A R D S A LA F A Y A WOODS HO M EO W N ER S A S S O C IA T IO N IN C . JO H N D O E A N D J A N E D O E AS UNKN O W N TENANTS IN P O S S E S S I O N OEFENDANTIS) NOTICE OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A LS N O T IC E IS H E R E 0 Y OIVEN pu re u en t to a S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m e n t o f to re clo e u re d a te d S e p te m b e r Sth. 1999. e n te re d m C iv il C a a e N o 90 1071 C A 1 4 K of the C ir c u it C o u rt o f the 10TH Ju d ic ta C ir c u it in a n d for S E M I ­ NO LE C o u n ty SAN FO R D F lo rid a , I w ill a e ll to tha h ig h e st and b e a t b id d e r for c a a h W E S T FRONT DOOR OF C O U R T ­ H O USE of th e S E M IN O L E C o u n ty C o u rth o u a e lo c a te d at 301 N P A R K A V E N U E In SA N F O R D F lo rid a , a t I t 00 a m on the 13th d a y o l O c to b e r 1990 the fo llo w in g d e a c rib e d p r o p e r­ ty aa aat fo rth In a a id Sum m ary F in a l Ju d g m e n t, to -w it L O T 19 A L A F A Y A W O O D S P H A S E X. A C C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T O O O K 37. P A G E 11-14 OF THE P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y F L O R ID A TOGETH ER W ITH R A N G E /O V EN D IS H W A S H E R D I S P O S ­ A L. V E N T /F A N . W A L L TO W A L L C A R P E T IN G A L S O IN C L U D IN G ANY R E N EW A LS OR R E P L A C E ­ M E N T S O F T H E S E IT E M S D e le d th ia I t t h d a y o f S a p la m b a r. 1990 (C IR C U IT C O U R T S E A L ) MARYANNE M O RSE C le rk o l th e C ir c u it C o u rt B y Ja n e E Ja a e w tc O eputy C le rk THE L A W O F F I C E S OF DAVID J S T E R N P A A T T O R N E Y F O R P L A IN T IF F 001 S U n tv e ra ily D riv e S u ite 904 P la n ta tio n . F L 33324 (994| 2 33 -0000 90-29204(N A V Y) In a c c o r d a n c e w ith the A m e ric a n w ith D ia a b ilitie a A ct. p arao n a w ith d ia a b ilitie a n e e d ­ ing a a p e c ta l a c c o m m o d a tio n to p a r tic ip a te In th ia p ro c e e d in g aheutd contact the Clerk o l the C irc u it C o u rt at th e S E M IN O L E C o u n ty C o u rth o u a e at 4 0 7 -3 2 3 ­ 4330. n o t la te r th a n aeven daya p rio r to th e p ro c e e d in g If h e a r­ in g im p a ire d . 1-0O O-0S5-0771 (TOD) o r 1 -9 0 0 -9 9 9 -6 7 7 0 via F lo rid a R e la y S e rv ic e P u b lia h S e p te m b e r 17. 24 1999 DEU-1S1 IN TN B CIRCUIT C O U R T OF TN B BIOMTBSNTM JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR B IM IN O L E C O U N TY . FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION OABB NO. 9 T -11A 4-C A D4VI9ION 14-B FT M O RTGAGE COMPANIES D/B/A F T B M ORTGAGE 0ERVICES F/K/A CARL I BROWN ANO COMPANY. Plamtiff(a). VI JUAN A SALDANA JR . et al. Dalendantfa) NO TIC ■ O F F O R E C L O S U R E BALE NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN purauant to an Ordar Reachaduling Foracloaura Sale dated September I. 1990. and entered In Caae NO 97-1104CA o l the Circuit Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FT MORTQAQE COM PANIES D/B/A FTB M O RTG AGE SERVICES F/K/A CAR L I BROWN AND C O M PA­ NY la the Plaintiff and JUAN A SALO AN A JR.; W ANDA S A L ­ DANA. HIDDEN BAY OARDEN ASSOCIATES. L P D/B/A HID­ DEN DAY VILLAOE A P A R T­ M EN TS. SEMINOLE COUNTY. TENANT 01 N/K/A ARLENE KINO are Ihe Defendants I will aeN to the Ingheat and beat b id ­ der lor caah at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA al 1100 a m . on the Sth day of O C T O ­ BER. 1990. tha following deacribed property oa aet forth in aaid Final Judgment LOT 100. SUNRISE ESTATES UNIT 4. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 36 PAOE 79. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R O S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MV HAND and the aaal ol thia Court on September 3rd. 1996 (S U L I Maryanne Moraa Clerk of the Circuit Court Oy Jane E Jaaawic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCatla Raymer Barrett t Frappier Poat Offica Boa 3410 Tampa FL 33601 F97092763 NOTICS If you ara a paraon with a diaability who nee da accom moda­ tion In ordar to participate In thia proceeding you are enti­ tled at no coal to you. tor lha pro via ion of certain aaaiaUnce Pleaaa contact Court Admmialralion at 301 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 32771. telephone number (407) 323­ 4330. anttun 2 working daya ol your receipt of thia document. II hearing imparted. (TDD) t-S0099-0771 Publiah Saplam bar 10. 17, 1990 DEU-03 13— H ealth & Beauty Legal Notices Legal N otices in TMC C IW C U IT C O U R T 09 T H K 1AT H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . IN A N D T O R S IM IN O L I COUNTY. F L O R ID A OKNKRAL J U R I S D I C T I O N D IV IS IO N C A S K N O SB 1 1 7 3 C A 14 K N A T IO N S D A N C M O R T Q A Q E C O R P O R A T IO N PL A IN T IFF VS JO A N M M AURI U IF LIVIN Q AN D IF O l AD THE U N K N O W N S P O U S E M l IRS D E V IS E E S G R A N T E E S A S S IG N E E S L IE N O R S C R E D IT O R S T R U S T I E S AN D A L L O T H E R PA R T IE S C L A IM IN G AN IN T E R E S T 0 T THROUGH UNDER OR A G A IN S T JO A N M H A R R E U U N K N O W N S P O U S E OF J O A N M H A R R E L L IF A N Y THE V ILLA Q E OF R E M IN G T O N H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA T IO N IN C . JO H N D O E A N D JA N E D O E A S U N K N O W N T EN A N T S IN P O S S E S S IO N D EFEN D AN TS) N O T IC K OF F O R K C L O tU R C S A LK N O TICE IS M IR C D Y G IVEN p u t i u in l to a S u m m a ry F in a l J u d g m a n t o f fo ra clo a u ra d a ta d S a p ta m b a r 9th. 1990 . a n la ra d m C iv il C a a a N o 98 11 73 C A 14 K o f lh a C irc u it C o u rt o f tha I8T H J u d ic ia l C ir c u it m a n d lo r S E M IN O L E C o u n ty S A N F O R D F lo rid * I swill t a ll to lh a h ig h a a l an d b a tt b id d a r tor ca a h a l lh a W E S T F R O N T D O O R o f lh a S E M IN O L E C o u n ty C o u rth o u a a lo c a ta d at 301 N P A R K A V EN U E in S A N F O R D . F lo rid a , a l 11 00 a m o n tha 13th d a y o f O CTO * GER. 1991 tha fo llo w in g d a a e n b a d p ro p a rly aa aat fo rth in a a id S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m a n t to-reit LO T S3. V IL L A G E O F R E M lN Q TO N A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLA T TH ER EO F. A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T O O O K 49 PA O E(S ) 73 AND 74 OF TH E P U B L I C RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y F LO R ID A O a la d thia 10th d a y o f S a p ta m b a r 1998 (CIRCU IT C O U R T S E A L ) M ARYANNE M ORSE C la rk o l C ir c u it C o u rt Oy Jan# E Ja a a w ic D a p u ty C la rk THE LA W O F F IC E S OF DAVID J S T E R N P A A T T O R N E Y F O R P LA IN T IFF 801 S U m v a ra ity Drtva S u ita 500 P la n ta tio n F L 33324 (9S4) 233*8000 98*26334(NAT0) In a c c o r d a n c e w ith th a A m e rica n w ith D ia a b ililia a A ct. p araon a w ith d ia a b ililia a need* m g a a p e c ia l a c c o m m o d a tio n to p a rtic ip a te in th ia p r o c e e d in g a h o u ld c o n ta c t the C le rk o l the C ir c u il C o u rt et the S E M IN O L E C o u n ty C o u rth o u a e e t 407*323* 4330. n o t la le r th en a e v e n da y a p o o r to the p ro c e e d in g II hear* m g im p a ire d t••00*9§K*S771 (TOD) o r 1 I 0 0 - 9 S S S770. v ie F lo n d e R a le y S e rv ic e P u b lia h S e p te m b e r 17. 24. 1998 D E U -U 0 IN T H K C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H K E IG H T E E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y, F L O R ID A C I V I L A C T IO N C A S E NO. 9 7 -2 J9 8 C A D IV IS IO N 14 0 FT M O R T G A G E C O M P A N IE S O/Q/A F TO M O R T G A G E S E R V IC E S O 'O /A TIRST TEN NESSEE M ORTGAGE C O M P A N Y INC S U C C E S S O R IN I N T in iS T TO FIR S T T I N N E S S t l D A N K N ATIO N AL A S S O C IA T IO N Pte'ntift(a) VS M A R Y J M C N U TT, at al Dalendant(a) N O T IC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE N O TICE IS H E R C O Y OIVEN p u ra u a n t lo an O rda r R a a c h a d u lm g F o ra clo a u ra S ale d a ta d S a p la m b a r 3 1998 and en tered *n C a a a N O 97*2395C A ot th a C ir c u it C o u rt o f the E IG H T E E N T H J u d ic ia l C ir c u it in a n d fo r S E M IN O L E C o u n ty F lo rid a whwrem FT M O R T Q A G I C O M P A N IE S D/O /A FTO M O RT G A G E S E R V IC E S 0 / t V A FIRST TENNESSEE M O RTGAGE COM PA N V . IN C S U C C E S S O R IN IN T E R E S T TO F IR S T T I N NCSSEE OANK N A TIO N A L A S S O C IA T IO N la tha P la in tiff an d M A R Y J M C N U T T . R O B E R T D M C N U T T . O A R N E T T O AN K N A SU CCESSO R 0Y M ERGER TO O A R N E T T O A N K OF C EN T R A L F L O R ID A N A TEN AN T • 1 N /K /A D O N C A T A L A N O are tha O e le n d a n te t w ill aall to tha h ig h e e t a n d b e a t b id d e r lo r c a a h e l th e W E S T F R O N T DOOR OF TH E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C O U R T H O U S E SAN* F O R O F L O R ID A e l 11 00 a m on the Sth d a y o l O C T O B E R 1998 ih e fo llo w in g d e a crib e d pro p e rty ea a e l forth in aa»d F in a l Ju d g m e n t LO T 15. A M D E R W O O D . UNIT TW O A C C O R D I N G TO THE PLA T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T O O O K 28 P A G E 17 P U D L IC R E C O R D S OF SEM I N O LE C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A W IT N E S S M Y H A N D end tha a a a l o f thia C o u rt o n Sa pta m ba r 3rd 1998 (S EA L) Maryann* Mora* C l* rk o l lb * Circuit Court By J« n * E J a a * w K D * p u ty C l* rk Echevarria. M cCall*. Rayrrwr Barrvtt E Frappier Poat Oltic* Doa 3410 Tampa FL 33601 F071OS22O N O TICS It you ar* a paraon with ■ dieability arfio naada accom moda­ tion m ordar to participate tn tfua proceeding you ara enti­ tled at no coat to you. tor |h# proviaion ot cartaM aaaralanca Ptaaaa contact Court Admmiatralion at 301 N Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida 32771, talapfiona number (407) 321­ 4330. wlttun 2 working day* ot your receipt o l tbra document. It hearing impaired. (TOO) t-00009-0771 P ubkth Saptambar 10. 17. IN I DEU-04 I M U SC U LAR E«p benefits eage. mala out 474-3311 2 1— TH ERAPY by Knj ol « M body m i l ­ lh#r*»st 7 day W he MA0024365 P 4330. nol lalar th in aavan day* prior lo lha proceeding II h ea l­ ing Impaired, t-900-069-1771 (TOOI or 1-EOO-S06-S77O. via Florida Relay Service Publiah Saplam bar 17. 24. 1S9S OEU-ISS t M TNB CIRCUIT C O U R T OF TN B EIG H TEEN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SBISINOLS CO UN TY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION C A S S N O . 9 T -S S S 4 -C A DIVISION 14-ft FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA S U C C IS S O R BY M ERG ER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA F/K/A CORAL G A BLES FEDERAL SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff)*), VS. FRANCISCO A RAMOS. 9t al. D#tondant(i) O F F O M O L O S U N S SA LS NOTICS IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant lo an Ordar RaachaduNng Foracloaura Sala datad Saplam bar I, 1991, and anlarad In Caaa NO 97-2224C A o f tha Circuit Court ot the EIOHTEENTH Judicial Circuit Mi and tor S E M IN O L i County, Florida w ha rain FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA S U C C E S ­ SOR BV M ER G ER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL O A B LES FEO ER AL SAVINOS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION I* lha Plaintiff and FRANCISCO A RAM O S. 0 A R L IE N .''V ER A F/K/A OARLEEN RAMOS. BAR ­ NETT TECH N OLOGIES. INC. SU C C ESSO R BY MERGER TO BARNETT RECOVERY CO RPO ­ RATION; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III; and TENANT 41 N/K/A MARIA NEGRON ara lha Dalandanl*. I will aaN lo lha highaal and beat biddar lot caah at tha W EIT FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE CO UN TY COURTHOUSE; EANFORD. FLORIOA al 1100 a m . w tha Sth day e l OCTO­ BER. ISSS, lha following daaenbad properly aa aal forth hi aaid Final Judgment LOT 24. BLO C K ES. WEATHERSFIELO SECOND ADDITION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT TH EREO F AS RECOR OEO IN PLAT BO O K f t . PAOES 101 AND 101. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MV HANO and the aaal o l Ihi* Court on Saplambor 3rd. I t S t (« A L J Maryann# Moraa Clark o l lha Circuit Court By Jan# E Jaaawic Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalta. Raymer. Barrotf S Freppiar Poal O il lea Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 13901 F971049II NOTICS If you ar* a paraon with s dieability who naada accommoda­ tion tn ordar to partKipal* m thia proceeding you ar* enti­ tled at no coat lo you. lor tho proviaion o l certain aaatatanc* Ptaaaa contact Court Admmiatralion at 301 N Path Avanua. Sanlord, Florid* 12771, talaphona number (407) 221­ 4330. within 2 working day* ol your rocotpt e l Una document II hearing impaired (TOO) 1-800­ 99-0771. Publiah Saplam bar to 17 IM S ' 1 OEU-SS .......' V j 322-2611 100-211-9431 Longwood Mataage Studio. Walk ma welrome 7 daya Private rmt Female Slaft LKC0MM7785 ______ 407-319 9300 WHY WAIT? Start mealing (tortda* lin g •** tonight 1-900 799­ 2923 aat 9002 25— SnciAL N o n e ts ursery C W i l t T R A IN ' Vertical bkndt S benefits' Call (407) 130- 4700 TUPPERW ARE E a rn 9 2 0 930 p er hour lor e itra m oney or have a tut tone career 3 2 1 4 4 2 1 JANITORIAL floor care openmgs m Lake Mery area caa 942 8289 ; for a great opport We gladly accept Mastercard. Vise. Discover and Amoncan Express We also wrt taka cash or a personal chock. Advertisers who wish lo bo Mlod can make arrangements al 9w tm# ed Is pieced Ptoasn keep In mind that ads In Sts Personals (data. 21), Business Opportunities (class. 55). & Oarago Solos (217) requtro payment In advance. • * WANTED: People who want lo work 40. hra/wk Soma Saturdays' Fac lory assembly work Benefits "Chided Pie cell 3994240 Original Verticals FU»t. In tha avtnt you need to chsnae your ad II you need lo change your ed whSe It is running, pioass give us e cal and we wfl irafce fw change lor Ihe nexl evartoblo edition Ploese check your ad on tfto fktl day ol puttoBon. If you Bnd an error, ploase call us Immediately and we wtl corrocl the error lor (he next puMcation Wo are rosponsiblo lor the krst tntorbon only and only lor the cost ol that Orel W CLO CRS m«j welder 2 yrt e ip apply in person Fvsl Weigh M FO 210 Tech Dr San lord 330 9000 C LA S S IF IC A T IO N S M tXgaaetf^e « 9}— R & C lliit i cat 323 9232 beeper444 6596 SANFORO/ U L M A R T 1 ig t«>m wl bath 9350mo mclud*t at Iv. phona utaibea 302 7 168 NseR>fw We a n tto F/T tor a Mayor Manufacturing pfanr n Sanford Poaaona are avasabto on i/vfta. Pace•ar Paraonnaf * 330-2SI1 or 330-1B9S TELEMARKETV0O GUARANTEED $ 1 0 .5 0 /Hr. IN TRAINING SMfcnmg lor the beat appt aat Mrs not your typeal Tm room W* cars • M (bows CaS MBSTV smors tarns________ TO M rs ••1128 f T W I W s a rw a ra a Jutl JuatC Cast al Never a Faaf H ELPS** A O S H M S T fU T IV tWant lo work in North Orlando area? New lo Orlando? We have poatoons a v ila fill now! CaS CN w al A-l tompt 6476010 E O C N o to a K555SXTE TRAINEE Training maka* the ttftarenoe' New or eipanencad-w e have openings m our Ihrea expand mg Semwot# County offc a t tar hard-working career -maided peepto CaS Nancy Dana! ARamontoiLongwood 669-4600 Robm Muiaka Marydtoathrow 333 6066 Gary Balanofl Oviedo-365 3686 |A t t t H t K * -fc*4 A l-----------Coma and fom our canng Mam ol Nursas and C N A * . Eacal Eipenanca rsc3 OOpm-11:00pm ognUed paraon OtSona habwution Cantar 1SS i E h cam Bhrt. DsSons. I O N _______ to 103— H ouses* Uniurnisiied I' lll VAII M t.UAI! A M I’ A I H V l ( l AI •• 3 lines S days Si I f 1 1 1) 4 Im p s MM 99— ArARTMENIS- 2/t S1H S days n t u r .m s h i i _____ 323-B670 R O SELE A VILLAS 2/7 Special • fJfOtoonrh MUO OR AT 0O7-33OGS33 SANFORO 1/1 APT tor rent * / ga'age * d hooki4> 9400mo.a*p 960-3994 or 66S 2641 71— IIe i p W a n t e d 71— H elp W anted AUTOMOTIVF DC TA K E R S SantordLongwoodOrtamto Good Inam e Polenh*l Benelf* Alter 90 Oeyk rape Sea/ 407 293 3095 G EN ERAL L A B O R ■amhnus* assembly work a-.U I-w Com petitnr* wages C a l Chnt al A 1 Tempt 647 8010 EO E No Fee M k R t i A t v 6 A I M I A - ------BJmgual lor busy communry hearth center No evenmga.no ■aekands no ho*day«. E x F lent benfeift C a t 322 6649 •if 223 for more mfrvmalon CASHIERS F T S P/T Pd Training, vacation h**eri dental, kf* mturanc* Call 407-494 3445 C S R chahanging po*ibon lor outtwtg mdnr. w good comm l u s offica dufie* cental on adhn, cut avc and tart* phone *w . or cu* contact s ip dsavod tax resume to Nonaest Snanoal al 324-95IS EOE 6uito**IA R iM w ta it.----- $11.15 TO START Grads for Studanft CeSM-Th 1 1 -4pm 669 9191 DENTAL ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST wR ham work Sanford Orlando office n u t! have ptoatmg per tonally and send return* to 217 S Oak Av* Sanlord FI 32771 DRIVER lo bantport eqtnpment and pare Clat* A COL Seminoli Asphalt Pavmg 323 0 111 DRIVERS Ewe* Ind ready tm i drtvers St the Longwood art CO L and drug ic re e n good benehts and pay cal 407 •32331:--------136 EO E ORYW ALL FINISHERS Needed lor resrt crew E ip w/ handlooto S tool* CaS Al at 323 3234 EMctrtclan------------We have enmarkala lu« f.m# emptoymenl m lha Orlando t Tampa araat lor a tkiSad alacmoan m our speoakred mar 3 lha g am m a a*ry<* atahori/peholaum industry Prior industry aipanenc* is a plus, but we tram a l naw asso Banafifs mclude a cornsalary. haaSh car* A a company provide refuel* Calf K a K E Metric, Inc. sanlord. FL Ptl (407) 3234300 or Fsa to: (SO7)3234200. necessary Soma out ol town travel a rag Fu9y competitive ■eg* S benehts package Call K l K Electric. Inc. Swdord. (SET) ---------K I P TR AVEL AGENT, ammdeus ok] raltoto agency 322 7448 ESP. BAR N H E LP needed lor show bam m sanlord at aspects ol horses and farm 322-1919 EXP. CAR PEN TER FR AM ER S wantod _________ 322-7149_________ Esp Landscape parson Escel tom opporiuniiwt good pay avas. hnme. FDL reqd 32S- GROWING COM PANY sales tech lawn pest control and lerrrute salary and e ic com mtssioni e*p helpful 260 2377 HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budget Inn ol Sanlord 3200 S Onando Or (17 921 JO*4 Iha best haanhear* team m Votoin county Retloraflv* CN A needed immedulefy Previous aspenence heipfuf Call Debery Manor 40 74 M 4429. EOS. SANFORO (?) 3 1 3575mu $925dep 325 «fp* lea no pets . cal 321 5900 SAN FO RO 3/1.9. lanced yard lis t last seci 3929rrxs3926*ec 1204 v; Torn SI 1144SSS FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR t HMD! 1 Apply I" Ftrsss: MnOwrry Laurel Lass, iaksMsnr 1 2 2 -1 I I 5 • IB Dty CDL Tralslsg • Day A MNikisd Clsstas • Fiaaatlsl Assistascs • Carriare Hlrlsg Oa lita i I n s t itu t e 800*554-7364 __ a Fmtohera needed vnma F/T Tram 324 2442. HEALTH W9URANCS ANO 4S1K PLAN! 0n a he* warkatoee y e Ws^eew^aees^ Y60 100 *tl algn on bonut to nawam- HELP! 1GVLTVireyrvnKM _____ . i i WOK*. TOOAY/PAIO TOO AY m parson today 1931 S French Ave _________ 323-4343_________ MACHINE O P E R A T O R 2nd 0 3rd ihitt apply direct Honda Polymer 1000 Sand pond rd Lake Mary E O E _______ MAINTENANCE T« h Iasi paced cooup ol coke a cola searching lor highly motivated seif starter to (om rrvantonenca Mutt have 3 5yts e ip w/ atoctro mechanical and pneumatic ma­ chinery must have own tools Competitive pay and benefits nights and weekends required Send or la i resume by Sept 24 lo Southeastern Container 3220 Vera ST Ortarxto a 32000 or 407-2934407 No phone can please Orug Frew E O E________ MERRY M A O S HIRING Cat 4 Insurance Needed Weekends F R E E 331-9264 NURSES-LPN 7 3 CN A *X shifts Lakevww Nurtmg. 919 E 2nd Street. Sanford. FL. 322­ 4707_______________________ ORT dnver* needed for Sanford basis Heel teams and singles drive our premium conventional and gat home weekly COL A ml h i rem it 2 yrt 0 up ml good driv­ ing record 330 9306 1600 911­ 9940_______________________ MnaBBr* Must have general offc* a x p . lypmg bookkeeping a must, computer knowledge hetptoi i*t be vary reliable. C a t lor 31 O (407)3694211 or l U resume to (407)3594904 | W e N e e d Y o u 2 * DAILY WORK • DAILY PAY $$$ 0 LABOR-RITE 110 « Maa A Worn*# Semmoto Oerdent is aaakmg F/T Ground* Person to s u n rmm* S IS O to S greet ben* Ms' Please apply m paraon 1600 W Sth Straat Sanlord Fl 32771 SAN FO RO i/ i Apt W -Split PUn Pstn. C H A 344<V3190 S AN O R A 3/2 w Obi Osrsg* wwig Rm Lg Screen P s lo te ste W/ Oplon 3729^700 SANFORO » W O n i Scieen Front Porch larg e Shed Speenut taOCVtSOO Sanford 4/1 W Carport Pltio New Flooring 4 Pant Heel 4 As. W Acresgrt 3790/ STM. Sanford 1/1 Dup. WLrvvwj Rm I Mchen. C H A 314V1150 ,!,1 W ho <joVf&£ Ta b le K I T 'N 'C A K I .Y I .K « fe>fPir Wy Ml A, I V . SANFORO- 4/2. 2 tomg room* built m pool large fenced yd . icreen pen Ig shed 324 0917 117—COMMI KCIAI. Rentals FENCED PARKINO AREA esty access can eecom modsle up to 39 cars heavy equpmem autos, etc 17 92 Airport CVvd ares svatsMe vn medufely $550 per month Phene 120-4440 or f s i 124­ 110* SANFORO- 1 174 uj ft ort.ee on Lake Monroe Conveners to courthouse 4 Crty Hsu Aval sbto imniedislety Morbrt/er OrtM> tnc |407| 539 1000 eit 10* 118—Oilier SrAct Tor Rent » A MOVE m SPECIAL1' 400 sq fl * up' 9265 A MONTH Ortr-eStorage 3214170 or 333 7554 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Suites eve le b tl • 1100 SF S I S M S F . 407-321-7004 141—H omls For Sai i [Msyfsu Golf Course I 5 acre tatetront estate w 3 900st 'hom e need* wort-- 3165 000 * w 4 SC 3265 000 4 BR Colonial 2 dory on 3 wooded tots R E D U C E D TO 31M M O Parti Av V ile * TO RTBs Townhome cnrvto- 343000 owner mutrvated 121-00*1 tea JU S T R SM O O CLIO 3 br anew C H A carpet pewit 4 many oth­ er ptoatmg Natures Price re­ duced to S M .S M Owner gives 9700 moving alowanc* STYLIST Serrvnois Town Center Metier Cuts now being Sslery, commission, bonus, m* end J.” stock purchsk* C i l Mergsret ol <* 330-7779 -T to T E L E M A R K E T E R wsnted ftortbto hr hourly pay ptut comma- v > non vnmed start bms 32346S1 >> PtiooG Proa *->5 Full or part UmG. Top salary, bonus ft commJston Longwood •>C location, call dan faulkar. 787-0270 ■ 153— A creage Lot For Sail S t . 0 * 4 * * JE e n t f y S~M t u t DON'T MtSS TEGS ONEI1 Geneva 5 acres ofy water, kgpt po*. and septic (cash only) 31000 2 5 acre* Carolina Ave raw Und 21.900 * 321-OTIS Santord Spaciou* aftracnv# J ' t 5 w'f R $61 5U0 S L J u fV ll Rrver 35«ac on rrver vi O rbary 17 m frontage R e duced to $223 OCO C .j/ i'< * ,I « i IndusTiAl t 4 .a c a cro ss h um O n S en A v j.x l zoned M t $375 000 SMOKY MOUNTAINS / i I i d Term h u n e v te s acre and up 99 900 376 900 teller I.nance 1800 3506416 149— C O M M I R C I A L Fo r S I .V S / OAKRIOGE FARM S O s le e n r D e lo n s area 10 acres ile a l tor ho’ t e t or caff# farm M o b ile h m e or hom es rfe Z o n ed agn $44 9 00 F r a n c v g ava* w sm 1 an ;.a,menf (904) T97-93M (407)322-6123 P so rtR n i l (ty A 3 ? I ( ) / ‘ »'i Uzw dywn E a s y guakfy kzw rm pym tt 2/1 CA Incd ya'd • »• tra b u k k n g tat VI N H IH I Sanford Historic Otttrtci |3| Commencal Leased Un.ts $160 000 (1) Comerencel Vac am Lot $55 000 330-1499 153— A creage Lot For S ale OELTO NA 10 a cre s Ideal for mob** homet/l# horses cam * lam vng or nursery' Zoned agn cultural 5 1 900 ACRE Sm down w-owner In a n ce 904-717­ 1772 or 904-7I7GS23 ~DkREFRO*Ft LOT-fteiav* lake loch Artxirprivate 90X200 160 000 LAKE FRONT LOT Stone Is land Lake Monroe $120 000 VACANT LO TS Loch Arbor 935 000 to 445.000 Ig pnv LA K E MART LO T S Wooded 929 000 BAT A VI Santord tot near port-415 000 321-9065 I r i r c h h o ff • ^ k 'g p a o c ia t e s 1 1 154— O pen H ouse ** O P E N HOUSE** Rrtaewvwd w u t 1.2.43 bdrm Rif >450 $650 Move w special' Ax amen.tes C o l Gat 687 3355 *rt 30 KDB ZO I F A SFM'R T; *N| ( LFVDKMF) WBPBDJI ’ L Z J J L . fm. hr* i/ M ok a Lake Mary HMO, PREVIOUS SOLUTION To love what you do and leaf that II PPO. Benehts aiparianc* a mailer* — how could anything be more tun?* — Katharine plus caa Brandy 333-1212 Graham fhdtn o f n d . I (407) 322-2611 HOUSE OF OOOOfES 901 l o cut! Av# Furn . appk . house b>*1 elec I A candy 3714795 215—Boats & A ccessories 14 FT TIDE CRAFT 93 50 fp mo tor 2 6 b thrust trolling motor 45500cbo 324 9949 G A R A G E S A L E h im , children* toy* and clothing, mite ttom* 410 Wotdunn Circle Lake Story Sol 8-1 MOVING S A L E green and wtvfa sofa bed matching love seal white coffee table 2 matching end tatJe* good condition dean 9350 take* a* 324 1651 : YARD SALE S A T E -7 C O U N TR Y CLUB ROAD N U R SER Y Toot*. Clothes Electronics. S etc 231— C ars For S ale 231— C 10*0 B A S S T R A C K E R bnm lither man sett 13000 or trade lor Travel Traitor 322 2535 219—Wanted to Buy Alum. Cana C op per/B rass “ ' ~ Cycling 121-0004 1-MfF 9-9.1 . 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A ntioue/Couectiblis 107 Pamela Court open Sal 9 t model perfect 1 7 ml prolesto n a l landtrap>ng end many tpgrades' Mutt sex" |66k Pro­ tig Realty 322 6678 or 899 0<M 181— A m iA s c t s ft Fu r n iiu r e For S ale 217— G arage S ales 217— G arage S ales For S a le M CADILLAC SEVR XE perfect cond $4200 330 3797 D O N 'T W O N D E R H O W T O G E T RID O F TH AT O LD CAR I • 1 M ER CU R Y MAROUtS gt loeded av bag garagad 1 owner. 323 2271 $6000 93 FORO F-1M 4 ip good con ta!ion. sc $5400 330-3309 LET US SELL IT F O R Y O U !! 1999 TOYOTA SUPRA black 4 gold, toffy loaded Runs but needs work Must*** >1500 obo 4076646174 The Sem/nol* Nera/d Ctotsitedt are the quesest and most inexpensive way to sax your carl Run your three tn* ad tor 10 day« and pay only $21 00> Even better, if you sett tf sooner iwhch we KNOW you wd) you can slop your ad and onfy pay tor me number of days it actu­ ary ran' What a D e a f 1997 BMW 929*. aufo-franmak«n. AC. Power window* 4 lock*, leather N e e car that need* soma a c 1 2 V 1104. Call today and watch tha Harald Class)flads work for youll 238— V ehicles W anted (407) 322­ 2611 C A SH SSSP A D t For J o n Cart. Truck* t M o d KEEP AMC R C A BSAUTlFW. 172-0000 241—Rec. bGpraclon Glats SHOW 4 SALE SAN FO RO a VIC CEN TER Friday niohl Ih oftoku S ep t IS. 6 PM- 9PM *dm 99 00- good lor 3 day* Saturday Sop* 1* SAM 5PM Sunday. S e p t 20 I0AM4PM Adm 93 00 wVv* ad $2 90 a r s V EH IC LES/C A M P U LS FO R S ale M UST S 8 U J 25* mL 31 f l. new part* . art many etares 025* obo TautvOto. 407-268 3987 Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! W ANTED BOAT RENTAL Flthing Boats eeeeeeeseeeee# ** Cmntsr C on sols ************* Pontoon / toilet.GGGGGP9PPPPGG Deck Boat - 21’ 000000000000000 F u ll / $50 $150 $165 $105 CARS, Half $35 $100 $115 $145 Any year maka or modal. WR pay lop doSort Col Oaott Bartno 3 0 2 -5 7 3 4 I f 'M U I 'l H f II S •Sx^ti StoryDngn -NoOmBrio* v Atow •(edgy ■[Ru n State. 1BfBoomARorbteA$jrtrr*rtj 4/3, 10 Incd acres, hugs rmt. •c porch 2 out bldgs 3194.9M. 4/1.0.Over I 600 sq 1 hv/d*v lam frpic. Incd. 303.900 3/2. sc pool. LR DR Fam rm 2-car garage 91I9.9M * a 1 11 < >‘ . i t< >i <m |*#1 f*4| » (• I I •FrwxRy. OnSlt Orptndjtrt VtnjgrwE •AocSmgt PinrlWpjtri 4 Mote' KXats m« a0 « Sanford Court Apartments ' J 37011. Sinlort Art.. Sanlord 323-3301 >g 0 i 253-AnnmoNs S t R emodeling ( I* I i I / «. .» ADVANCE TECTONICS Additions-Home • Additions-Com mere Lai Local BuMdar tine* 1M1 3236494 COCOO1004 S A N FO R O no mortgage paymem 1 3 ml 1/1 mothef-svlaw 2 car garage d o te to city paik 369.900 666 2641 or 960 3994 NSW RE Moot L REPAIR Ooor*. windows carpentry sxkng decks 0 concrete 323 4632 S G Bern! CSC 19680 263-Carpentry S e m in o le H erald CAR PEN TER . A l Horn* r*p*»* panting 4 ceranvc M* Richard Oroaa 321 5972 HAS AN IMMEDIATE OPENING PRICE REPUCED11 Wmb: $68,000 Now: $64,000 IN T H E C L A S S I F I E D D E P A R T M E N T . PROPCRTY LOCATION: 1110 West 10th. l or call Kellie at (407)322-2611 .'5 to schedule an appointment. •: T** . AAA CARPENTRY-ol a l types from decks 10 doors. 1often wood ind lemodet lO yrt experience. Ask lor JR 324 5052 I Street, Sanlord, FL 32771 LO T SIZE: 50' x 120' SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1.201 L/A FEATURES: Naw Home, Three (3) Bedroom, Two (2) FuN Baths, Central Air / Heal, Plant Shelves, Cathedral Ceilings. O ne (1) C a r Garage, Navy Blue Carpel. House Colon Sky blue / Teal Blue, W asher / Dryer hook • up, St. Augustine G rata For Financing call: Shirley Jones Enterprise Mortgage (4 07 ) 6 4 4 - 0 7 8 7 (24 h r . ) C AR P S CLEANPTO houso/olfice exp ctoanetg manager Mane 696-5840 M AR C IA S CLEANING LICENSED AND E X P O 330 2031 GRASS M ASTERS At NEED AN E L IC T R IC U N T C A L L OK K -* ELECTRIC 407-1216733 U c . EROOC292»/Ovor 3$ Yr*. tokmato* M S 03S2___________ 279-Ha u u n c OREO G R O SS LAW N S I R V K S R E S.C O M O U A U T Y CA R E and aftordabta -C*» LAPINS M OW ED, LO T S M O W tO clean up* end under bruthng 27yrt m busnas* Day* 322 201( ^ 9 3226307 300- Pressure C leaning Ren lei property, garagwthed clean up*, appliance*. Irish, brush 407600-2044 or pgr 4076106217 Frs* s i t Ucrin*. 280-Home uc. twcooasosa 322-10*8 307— Sw im m in g Pool S ervices F IN S T O U C H P O O L S -pump*. M a rt, motor*, reports, wkfy pool e a r^ » t* g M « 7 | ? 9 y M 5 ^ _ Utertn em odtllnar it o n k i Uc: COCOS703* 320-7202 312— T ree S ervice HANOVMAN Punting, concret*. dry wi*. remodeling, renova- OON PICKREN TR EI SVC t o m C a l 202-7009 O R YW ALL'STU CCO Repaas W al S Ce-ing Tenures Matched Popcorn 3226330 R 4 0 LA N O S C APING A NURSERY Ire* servicing aval free estimate kc 4 n s 3216336 1610 VATE8 ROOFPM tine* ISIS Church 4 Sr. Otoe. 3rd. Oan. DAVK) KEY CONSTRUCTION 285-Landscaping ,* 301-Roofing CH A R LE S D. (Dsn) M RXER Builder. CBC09728S. Ret/ Com m . remodel, id d b o n i. re­ pair MC. VISA ..... 407620-1741 275-DrYWALL tor Free EBSLM UZhSSfc_______ CO NSTRUCTION clean up a il Hina removed lawn car* anytimt 407 359 1641 or 407-3656781 269-Cleaning Services This is a full-time position which offers full Please fax resume to (407)323-9408 287-Law n S ervices 276-Electrical I mprovements customer service skills, computer and sales knowledge as well as the ability to handle multiple tasks in an unsupervised environment. IF A I F A FREE m.i lab p* but chow 4 month* brown and shod haired good puppy 324 5656 ale G O V T F O R E C L O S E D hornet from pervwes on 31 Detmouent Tax. Repos R t O s Your Area To9 Free ( 1 ) 600 210 9000 Ext 2206 tor current k«ang should have strong phone, organizational, and WD WAR FREE KITTENS to G o o d Hom e' Co« 328 0004 211^75x128 410 000 Oak Ave San ford Fl Ca* 407 322 3636 or 378 3990 Re a l Btfate , ate 322-740* and growth opportunities. Qualified candidates ZO SOFA queen hide a bed btonlan etc cond $175 Ig sola good corn) $60 323 0104 Adult Cal- Gray male Neuter A shot. Loving personality Great tor Country home* 321 9657 WE N EED HOUSES TO RENT Washington Oaks- 179 Scoff Dr 3ff 5 S93Vmnn.drp 1-407-76S 997? M ATTRESS S A L E - Full si/rt used box spring* 4 mattress $65 00 Larry * Mad 322-4132 i w —Pets S t Suitlies SPECIALITY AU TO RENTALS I-*.. luring 11S p i "eitato h n wked. holdsys. benetni.407-3220250 *>'„ SZLKVVFZMRB8 H ir e 2- Wing Back Chair*. Chest. Oak Dming Table. 6 chair* A hutch 14 ft Up right Free/er Kenmore Refrigerator Cell 302­ 4411 SOLID O A K k" a urn wafortvKf ml cXmvot A fw odb oa rd 6W 5645 or 330 4479 m ake offer I4l—Homis For Sail by Lula C a m p o s R DI . ' — 1 5 1 1 - Y ou f a JIM D O Y L E (407) 322-2495 2 6 0 3 P a rk D rive i Lsfcoi R*ls " ItsW Drhrsr S a n fo rd , F L 32771 ^:witll Van •00Gd Salary (407) 3 3 0 -3 4 1 6 Cabbfty C f ir e cryptogram* v s craaiad bow Quniahona by trenoul »• pau and p**9^n Each w\Vre cf#re« m^mIb io» fodLif • et* Waguare P SFFHBS ^ I£ ’ STENSTRO M RENTALS benefits, competitive salary plus commission O K Z J . t OFF fu r K £5 SANFORO HvJdnn l i k e 3 7 ml gsrsge 3695mu Porilg Restty 327 6678 C ELEB R ITY C IPH ER H K I . \L * T o d e y l t SECURITY OFFICER JO G Training Armed A Unarmed Grantty S Aaeoc. 034-7444 P/T B A C K OFFICE tor MO office Send resume to 113 N Scoff Av* Sanlord. Fl 32771 • At f O M D A H l I H U M l S •Extra pay to Grittora. •Open Sam 901 Dogtrack Rd Longwood 2904101 LABOR READY?) R e n t • M SLLO N V K LE 47. lam . formal (knrttg. 2367 SO ft in neqnborhood of k/xirty hom es Oof W ax er. Jerm gan P ro p 323 3165 6232227 "W6HT HAND MAN Lewn/Pest Control TechnicianEspananced preferred Can 323S9S1_______ __________ \ f Y oO 'U , U SAN FO R D 4 7 102 Loch Arbor Court Nesr MsyFsir Country Chib C*0 323 9376 lor sppl ..T r u c k D r iv e r PLUMBERS hetper mm 3yr» e ip m retidentiai construction mutt be able to do tub tat and tnma bast pay «t town 904-774-9373 T ra d e - 181—ArruANCEs & Furniture For Sale SANFORO 3/2- house on 5 .ser­ es, 3650 per month C*B (407) 760 5802 or (407)326 0912 “ • '- '{ j .s s o c la $15 hr. plus benefits S e l l - 103— H ousesUniurnisiied l r t r c h h o IT f r lI M fO U M Insuitor*- Esp dr con*»ucbon background wxtoanmg dnvmg record Mutt havel out-ot town M F Bobcal *to> a pki* 3234072 6am 4pm. ' i ONLY 090.000 lovely brick home on quda street lanced yard dv'ac screened porch CaS Barbara Smmrmt 327 1770 Real Eatato Prototsionai Inc ______111 7600 )U ;i i LABORERS NEEDED I F A 1101255 Hon LEARNTODRIVE TRACTORTRAILERS 71— H t i r W anted WS tram lor To* collectori 24 cpenmga lot N i b * peep** downstavs of duple■ n ca tocahun no pels, no i n u H d $625mo b lilies ?? fl.lys SOI) CARRENTERS-sterage khedt gazebo* S playground Apply at 303 W 2nd Sanlord cottage great toei'nn no pets no smokers 3450mo ) LAAf APS I 0O«U 0410S4O J BO«lU MTOMOANOue ( IA | JERfGOAN /Hifkrvrb-* me 1/1 MARINER'S VILLAOE MON 1Ml V M l l ’ f It S I I I I M u r n is iie ii 2 BDRM. carpel 995wk 9300 dep 322 3346 betor# 9 45am at ter I 45pm 1719 W 3rd Si We want to make *ure you are pleated with the remit* Irom your Semmoto Herald ciatwhad ad To make sure your ad work! we kuggntt you keep m mmd Ihe loNowmg • Include m many Mature* of lha aam ynu ar* aeimg a* you can twia al Rem errtw the mute ynu las. the latter you *e* • Include a pne* Oy kktmg a pnee you wa ekmmale unwanted c a ll from people *rfx> a rent tenou* about buymg your me.rhanrkM • When yog kat your pfxmn rxjmber kkt the time ol day that « belt to reach you You dunl want people calmg you when you are at wurk or Ueet-ng 1100 DOWN ...WHY RENT? When you can own Ihrs 3 bdrm home w/ C-HA. new pant S car­ pal 7 A n about HUO homes' Tha Hilllman Group. Inc. Realtors........... 3214311 SANFORO 1/1- Cottage antn pn vat* entry 9450mon 945<Vd*p CaS 320-0003 U Bps en writing s good BdYtrtttsmspt; EJactriclanApcftntlcf NOTICS OF F W T n t O U S HAM S Nolle# hereby given that I am engaged Hi buamaaa al 4110 Maaung Place. Sanlord. Florida S277S, Samfnol* County. Florida, under lha Flclitioua Nam* o l RATIONAL T E C H N I­ C A L RECRU ITIN G, and lhal I Inland lo re g u la r aaid name with lha Onrltlon ol Corporation*, Tallahaaaao. Florida. In accordance with lha proviaion* o l lha Flclitioua Nama Statute*. To-Wit Section 666 06. Florida Statuta* 18*1 Draconl* OaCiryan Publiah S apu m bar 17. ISSS OEU-107 1/1 7f0 tqff avaa1GD1 9400rrot450dep C a t 896 4555 HtOOEN L A K E rvee 1 2 toe place fenced yard 2 c*f ga f*g* S660mo 774 7071 as* I 94»roH fere I w w a k*S^ l 4S»ss Immadtola FuS-tima employ­ ment lor anyone mtarested m eortung towards a career a t an ttocetctait uttia ar aa are. Is L e g a l N o tice s 100—Condominium Kin ia is 97— A l’ARIMEN'tSF ACCREDITED TR U C K SCH O O L COL. V A T A Apprv Job Aaartl Wkend claaaea National Truck School 1 SOS 6SS TSSI W SA N FO R D Good area S school* Spotless 2/1 tkpto* heat 4 a* hook ups. private pa ho S yard sec 8 ok 3425-mo . 9350rt*p 009-0044 ATTRACTIVE 2/2 m Histone Odfncl move m rood mrtudes many ertras 959 900 320 4451 wei line*9feeBare E A R N 9100-11000 wk atutling env at home ruah A caaa at Line* Leflet Co 1312 Montegi cove way *1422 0 1 M 32639 elp SAN FO R D apt* avail from 5300 per mo ca t tor location Pnrrtg Realty 327 8679________ S A N FO W V O S T E IN area Urge tpeevut room private en trance c a l for data** 324 6000 fw We (k««RS f.e We p p o r t u n it ies 70— Education St T r a in in g SAN FO R D 2/2 Approiimalely 1,000 srj fl W D met. 9430mo .towdepusrt Call 322-1051 en t LAKEM A R Y 3 ' 00wk 1st.last sec u s in e s s MONEY P RO BLEM S? Conaofrtale your MM aato a loan Pioneer CrerM 327 9990 SAN FO RO 21 di*>le. r h s w d hook ip . 94 7SmrV9300dep 323 __________ 3268 _________ FURNISHED RO OM S AJ utot t v l t tundry phona. and M u ie 965 990 a week 324 4 955 MUNCHKIN MANOR prek reg now ta* desses am group* a loving home atmot lor 3 9yra reasonable rate* 3214948 59— Fin an c ial S ervices Foa R SANFORO Ibdrm apt ups'a rt ac. qu*f area 300mo «250dep 328 9148 iF F t C tE N c f Mart serv •convenanf location ._______ 3214900 _ CMX.O CAR E AVAILABLE » 19 yrt exp F ix ! arte t CPR Certified Balance meala E •nark* Lou of one-on-one at lentioni Ret aval Longwood location Can Bobbie 331 9600 Janitorial Franchise - 1 person P/T. IISOGmon income no tn voklment 407-293-7649*1112 o o m s Sanford Historic Ditfrlcl- I n n 1BA. kitchen new trg . upstairs semi furnished, clean, working adurt No pels' Fenced 9350/ mon « dep 657-3903 ' W EEKLY R ENTALS , Starling • 177/wk Mtstorc Downtown 330-4423 AN E X P L O V M O MOM Provides educational aedvtaes along with TIC S playroom lot yrd Cert C PRCO L/flelRe* rates For interview 3300700 O 99—ArARTMENIS - a n te d Installers! are 55— B W elp U n iu r n is iie d Paying for your classified ad: STO LEN black pocket bonk Aug 06-08 al Ootd gym out ol a locker It anyone know* any 27— N 71— H DEADLINES: For TUaaday'a Gdltlon, tha daadllna Is Monday at noon For Wednesday's edition, the deadline la TUtedey at noon For Thursday's edition, tha daadllna la Wadnaaday al noon For Friday's edition, tha daadllna la Thursday at noon For tha weekend edition, the deadline la Friday al noon ’ 22 Female M aatage Theraplal needed lor busy longwood tocation Qreal pay 331-9946 B u y Our ottlco la opan to aarva you Monday through Friday, • am * B A L O N E 7 FLORIOA MOST R E ­ S P E C T E D Dating Bureau since 19771 aS ages nchxhng seniors IVngng People Together 1600 922 44 77 (24 hour*)__________ C A L L JULIE ANN year* old 'dikerete •promt service 'fun toying phone 904 738 9E18 pagtr 1-60080S 2144 JO B D O N E ! Toll froo from Orlando 831-9903 You can lax your ad to 407-323-9409 300 N. French Ava. P-O. Sox 1987 Sanford. FL 32771 Sanlord, F L *2772 Living etpnnsos countpkng X medical GIFT OF LIFE Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Flonda • Thursday. September 17, 1998 H e r a ld I w A t S S T lF t liE 'D er so n als A DOPTIO N 71— H IN TH E CIRCUIT C O U R T OF TNB 1BTH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR 9SM INOLB CO UN TY, FLORIDA O S N SR AL JURISDICTION OtVItlO N C A S E NO l 90 1004 C A 14 R N O R W E S T M O R T G A G E INC PLAINTIFF VS ALISON A KRUSE. IF LI VINO. ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREOITORS. TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST ALISON A KRUSE. UNKNOWN S P O U IE OF ALISON A KRUSE. IF ANY. HIDDEN SPRINOE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC ; JOHN OOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICS OF F O R B C LO S U R S S A L S NOTICS IS HEREOV OIVEN purauanl to o Summary Final Judgment ot foracloaura dated Saplambar Sth. 1SSS . anlarad In Ctvil Casa No SS 1244 C A 14 K ol lha Circuit Court o l the 1STH Judicial Circuit tn and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. Florida. I anil aall to lha highaal and baa I blddar for caah al lha W EST FRON T DOOR of lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa locatad at 30t NORTH PARK AVENUE HI SANFORD. Florida, al 11 00 a m on lha f 3lh day of October. 1009 the following daaenbad property aa aat forth in aaid Summary Final Judgmant. to-wil CONDOMINIUM UNIT 140. BUILDING SO. OF HIDDEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM. ACCOROINO TO THE D E C LA ­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECO R D ED NO VEM BER IE. 1SS4 IN O R BO OK 1SS4. PAOEE S9S-705 ANO AMENOEO BY FIRST A M EN 0M EN T THERETO R ICO RO EO MARCH IE. 1SSI IN O R BOOK IS M . PAOES 471-404 OF THE P U B ­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOQETHER WITH A LL A P P U R TEN A N C ES THERETO AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE CO M M ON CLEM ENTE OF SAID C O N D O ­ MINIUM AS SET FORTH IN SAID DECLARATION Oalad Ihit l l l h day ol Saplambar. 1BSS (CIRCUIT CO URT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l Circuit Court Oy Jan* E Jaaawic Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Univaraity Orly* Sulla 500 Plantation. FL 33324 (094) 233-1000 90-20462(BKU) In accord an ce with lha American with Diaabililiaa Act. paraona with diaabililiaa need­ ing a apecial accommodation to participate In thia proceeding ahould contact lha Clark o l tha Circuit Court al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 407-323­ Sem inole Tree/stum p rem o v al F ra * aat U c a to s u r 329-7342____________ 8B0P1ON1 Pral Trs* Sve 20 y rt * r o i * N Storm d a m t g r Senior d scour* Total fra# ca m F re e estim ates B u ck e t truck avatabto C a l 3276736 I Advtftl$e your bu$in$$$ $vtfy day In tha NEW H M d for undar $35.00 a month. CaH tha Department today to find out how!! (407) �6 0 • Sem i note Herald. Sanlord, H onda • Thursday, September 17, 1998 by Chic Young > BECAUSE HE LOCVS ) ( MUCH BETTER IN the See your doctor promptly DR. G O T T P.CTURES y { ~ ' DKAIIDII UO TT I have lieen writ ing In you for four years hut have yet to see your published response I'm losing muscle mass in my arms and legs When I first wrote to you. I could walk hut with difficulty In the past lew months. I've become so weak that I cannot operate my ride on lawn mower, and I need canes just to pet around W'hot solution do you sup pest? Should I see a doctor'’ by Mori Walker B E E T L E B A IL E Y DKAIt KKADKIt With such {in nbvi ous symptom as progressive weak ness, you should have sought medical attention four years ago Iteally. I'm surprised that you have waited this long After appropriate examinations anil testing, your family doctor prosumahly with the help of a neurologist should have t>een able to diagnose your ailment and prescribe treatment by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER li^ lU b . C O f A L QUICK.1 ^ THCK.'b N K0ML IMTIVC. H O U X 1 l DON’! KNOW W iVLTHtK- TO CALL K N tX T E fcM U U M O fc OK. Progressive weakness is serious and could reflect multiple strokes or a degenerative disease of the brain and nerves such as multiple sclerosis Such conditions require medical attention Don't delay See your doc lor My role as a medical columnist is not to provide primary care, although this is what I do in my office every day llathcr, I prefer to work with my readers' doctors to help patients receive tletter medical care My posi tmn is Information is good, more pen pie need it I don't want to compete with your physician, who should he the first person you contact for health problems DKAIt D ll G O T T I have a large growth on the right side of my neck that makes swallowing difficult Also, my ear is tender Knends tell me it's only a goiter Should I worry ’ PETER GOTT. M.D. removed Therefore, you need an examination by a physician DKAIt Dlt G O TT: What is acute neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis? It struck my healthy stepson al 1. and seven years later, he is losing sight, speech and movement DKAIt ItKADKIt Neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis is an unusual heredi­ tary disease marked by the accumuln lion, in nerve tissue, of fat pigments called ceroid and lipofuscin T his untrcatable disorder causes deterio­ ration of nerves, blindness and seizures Y o u c a n write to Dr. G ott at P .O . B o x 2017, M u rra y H ill S ta tio n , New Y o rk , NY 10156 iwa NKWM'Ami K.YTKIU1USKASSN ACROSS 1 Become creased 7 Is Introduced to 12 Unconcerned, ethically 13 Danger from animal bites 14 Deer 15 Makes amends 16 Club — 17 Coq au — II James Bond, for one 21 Showed anew 23 Mineral springs 26 Throat-clearing word 28 Venetian ruler 21 Urns' kin 30 Kind of soli 31 Firmly fixed 33 Shorlen 36 Aleutian Island 37 Own (Scot.) 36 Wild buffalo 40 Native of Latvia 41 Holiday suffix 42 Actress Duke 44 Nautical rope 45 Make a choice 46 Dawn goddess 48 Tumultuous crowd 51 Beautiful young man 55 Axis'loes 56 Hebrew, eg 57 Locations 58 Slip by DOWN 1 Uncooked 2 Actress Thurman 3 Do housework 4 Stiffly decorous 5 Tardier 6 Left out Answer to Previous Puute S A L A A Ml n n n s ERREI n ra n n o M □ID B n G E N A □ □ n N 0 s n D U N □ E 0 □ □ 0 u R 8 U L A T E D R 0 □ □ N □ 0 T n R, □ P. t I E T E n] M 0 R 3 IL s x I 10 II 13 11 speech sounds 7 Afternoon show I Black OTI IIIiDCnO Cal lor Answers e t o u «*» a OIUM i l U: I II II I 18 20 22 23 r w * 1-800-860-4500exl code 100 24 25 27 32 34 DKAIt ItKADKIt Yes You need an accurate diagnosis See a doctor Neck swelling can have many poten Dally serious causes, including enlargement of the lymph glands Goiter <a painless, benign swelling of the thyroid glandi used to be a com mon condition because people, espe cially those in inland areas, often did not obtain enough iodine in their diets Today, goiter is rare, in part due to the facts that table salt is iodized and that, with refrigeration, fish is more commonly consumed than it was previously 35 38 43 45 47 48 41 80 Oerman one Ooff mound Draft egey. Devastate Oriental salute Irrational fear Longs Rat, e g. Part of a sonnet Beautiful Shrewd Roman 2,001 Chum Spotted markings Raapa Army command (2 w d s) Swiss song Acting award Body of an organism Ethiopian title Actress MacOraw Sandwich 62 Pinch 83 — My Party 84 View Goiter is often treated with iodine supplements However, when it caus es difficulty in swallowing or breath ing. it may have to be surgically O INSbrNEA tnc WIN AT BRIDGE Sam e species, different plumage lly I’ h illip A ld rr Thi' diversity of life on this planet is m eredible. if. sadly, not nearly as great as it was. say. UNI years ago R is ainaring how venations have arisen in animals from the same species Just look how (rugs evolved in so many ways depending upon environ ment and loeal predators What does that have to do with this deal’ Well, if you read yesterday's col umn. you have a big hint as tu the cor reel line of play it's a venation on that theme You are in four hearts. West leads the diamond queen In your ace You rash the heart ace. dropping West's king What now ’ True, West miphl have made a take out double, but the vulnerability was unfavorable and his count marginal. given the uncertain value of the heart king South unblocked the diamond king, played a trump to dummy's queen, rutted the diamond to in hand, took Ins three eluti tneks. and exited with a trump Rut Kasl (Miked through the spade jack, and three tneks to the de fense in that suit left the contract one down “You wasted my 10." commented North "How” “You were right tu cash the d ia ­ mond king, the heart queen and your club tneks. but then you should have led my diamond to and discarded a spade instead of ruffing West is marked with the jack from his opening lead, and what docs he do next’ If he returns a minor suit card, you niff in the dummy and discard your second low spade However, if he opens up spades, your king mutt score. You lose only one s|tade. one heart and one diamond " North ov it vx A 7 5 4 * g 6 4 3 • III H 1 A A g 2 Kasl West a A g H r, 4 J to t n i l v K # U J 9 ! *7652 A 9 fi 4 A 8 7 S3 South A K 3 2 « A 101 72 s A K A K J to Vulnerable: Kast-Wcut Dealer: South South 1V 1* Wrvt Pas* I’axs North 2V I’axs Kaxt I’ass Pass Opening lead: e Q HOROSCOPE <%ur ‘ Birthday Friday. Sept 18.1998 The year ahead promises to be a reward­ ing one lor you. because of your ability to commumcaio Ocas and innovations This won't happen unaided, however — others will play a role in your success VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Although your intentions may be noble, you re apt to goad associates into competing against you today You may thmk it s all m good tun. they may not Got a lump on Me by understanding the influences that'll gov­ ern you m the year ahead Send tor your Astro-Graph predictions by mailing $2 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P O. Bos 1758. Murray HiM Station. Now York. NY 10156 Be suro to state your zodiac sign LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) Your head might be in the clouds today, and your thought processes may lack practicality However, things should work out lor you duo to back-up provided by others SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The secret to your success today is to sincerely want the samo things tor others that you wish lor yoursoll. Thinking in terms ol *we* otters definite advantages SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dsc. 21) Something you N do today could provide you with a solid sense ol achievomont and pndo You may be disappointed whon the praise you anticipated from oth­ ers isn't forthcoming, however CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) Chances aro. you'll be woll-received by others today Nevertheless, be watch!u! that you don't unintentionally blurt out something that could be oflensnro AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 18) Changes ol someone else's making could be total­ ed upon you today Regardless ol how you led about this, things will work out to your best interest in tho long run Go with the How. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your ten­ derheartedness and concern lor others will make you an excellent modiator when avortmg an altoication between two pals ol yours today You! have them laughing al themselvos in no time ARIES (March 21 -April 18) Chances are you'll perform an adoquate |ob today, evon though your mind may wander a bit However, it you pay belter attention to the tasks at hand, your performance could be outstanding TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Going out with pals and having somo tun today would do you a world ol good However, take care not to carry things loo tar and do something looksh or expensive GEMINI (May 21-Jun« 20) It you keep your mind otl yourself today, you'll be able lo spot advantageous opportunities Being sell-centored limits your chances, rather than enhancing them CANCER (June 21-July 22) You'll per­ form better today it you havo to match your strides against a busy schedule. This is one ol thoso days whan it's to your advantage to be assertive LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Conditions atteding your status and material well-being are favorable today, provided you don't demand favors Use to your advantage that which is ottered without solicitation - v iwxbj NKAlnc ANNIE ROBOTMAN* by Le o n a rd Starr by Jim M eddlck TUIYWW.T ILTMlETOOHtOF THOSE MWIAWCE QOIF PENCILS - y ...HIKE’S TriE COMPUTER READ-OUT. AVR.warbocks/ w o can see r YDURSEIF —St-E ASSOCIATED ' -.AMD, ER...AISO ’CAUSE HE 60T 5 0 0 0 0 7 OUT Of IT. -------------- UMM ------- , ------- -.--------- - — r 11 y, i l l p y ■ * **7” fll - 7^ '.,., iy ...AHD THEN FOR A WHILE SHE LIVED WITH A V0>tAH WHO F *N C £ P STDLEM PROPERTY— ■ H M m ... �Police officer is here to help kids Page Young man takes charge Page 4 D evelo p in g a tow n cen ter A spacious town square (above) with fountains and a hickory-grove park will attract people to downtown. Officials envision residents and visitors enjoying entertainment in the concert pavilion (right). S ee C o v e r S to ry . P age 2 R*nd»nngt by Dov*f. KoM A p»rtn#f» Pull some strings and be a clown Pa Commis­ sioner on a mission Page 9 �W 2 - Serrxnoie Horn'd - Thursday. September t7. 1998 Winter Springs: Our town our home By D e b ra W o o d I I K R A l.ll CORRESPO NDENT Get More Tlian a Test Score U nlike m any S e m in o le C ounty cities w ith roots in tin* 1800s. few re m ­ nants rem ain from W in ­ ter S p rin gs' early days. So tow n leaders think it's tim e to create a t r a ­ ditional am biance. By 182 J, through Get Back Your Life NATIONAL DEPRESSION SCREENING DAY Cover story Thursday, October 8 , 1998 Spanish land gran ts. New Y ork m erch ant M oses Levy had ob­ tained hu ndreds of thou sands o f a cres in what b eca m e W in te r Springs. He p ro s p e re d , trading with the S p a n ish and lu m b erin g the land. Later resid en ts built w h arves a lon g Lake Jesup. u n loadin g freight headed for O rlan do and M aitland. WAV. W h ite ow ned a w h a rf n ear C lifton Sp rin gs that stocked flour. grits, m ed icin es, cloth and oth er item s s e ttle rs Screenings arc FREE, anonymous, anti open to the public For screen in g tim es and fu rth er in form a tion please con tact: The Hickory Grove neighborhood sur­ rounds a portion of existing hickory trees. The existing City Hall would be converted to n mixed-use building or office building if n eeded. A village, nam ed N orth Orlando, sp ran g up to the south o f the lake. S ettlers grew v e g e ta b le s In the fertile land. T h e and when city government moves to Mag­ nolia Square. Street-oriented, traditional urban buildings encourage walking to the Main Street. sp arsely pop u lated com m u nity In co rp orated tn 1959. T h irteen y ea rs later, residen ts ch a n g ed the nam e to W in trr S p rin gs. A s C en tral F lo rid a 's popu lation m u sh ­ room ed. W inter S p rin g s developed its low n c e n ­ ter. a tra d itio n a l-sty le Karen L. Zarrella, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist, PY 0005609 3599 Vest Lake Mary Blvd., Suite B i Lake Mar), FL 32746 (407) 330 3429 A Please See Tow*. Page 11 South S tm nole H ospital’s Family Unit is b ig enough for the w hole family Plus o n e Spacious and beautifully decorated, each suite provides a v.arm environment for celebrating your new arrival. You'll like the convenience of labor, delivery and recovery n in one room [for Cesarean deliveries, we have a fully-staffed surgical facility) You'll rest easy in the care of our skilled 1 ff A nd appreciate personal touches such as your own private Jo cur/i, refrigerator. television/VCR - why, there's .* r . ooO for dad Best of all. we re part of O rla n d o Regional Healthcare System W ith all of these advantages and more, M s wonder new m others and their fam ilies feel m ore at hom e here To sch edule your free tour, call us today at /6 / 1200 I he Fa m ily U n it at A O R I A N DO So u t h REGIONAL Se m in o l e H o s p it a l 5SS W.-si t, R H 4 . tnngw ood. ft 37ZSO . i l �Sem inole H erald - Thursday, Septem ber 17, 1998 - 3 BOAT RENTAL Police officer is here to help Fishing Boats........... ...... Center Console....... ...... Pontoon / toilet........ ...... Deck Boat - 21'................. B y T o n y T t z z io IIK U A l.l) C O R R K S I’O N U K N T Robin H cm osk y loves her work. B eing an In­ vestiga tor for the W in ter Sp rin gs Ju ven ile C rim e Unit is very rew arding to her. D em osk y's Law E nforcem ent n u e e r b e ­ gan In 10*12. A lle r a brlel stint w ith an oth er departm ent she returned to W in ter Springs, Hernoskv also sw itch ed from the C om m unity R elations D epartm ent to ihe .Juvenile C rim e Unit. D ie m any juvenile re­ lated t nines she In vesti­ gates deal with a wide range o f topics w here tin- luveuile is eith er a victim or a suspect T h ese crim es Include: i htld abuse, sexual abu se, runaways and m issin g i hlldren, just to nam e a lew. fieri m sky's Im sband, Jam es, is also In law en forcem en t, lie Is a deputy w ith the S e m i­ nole C ou nty S h e r iffs (J fflrr. T h ey have one son. D em osk y 's lu n hand also has m any rela tives In law en- Full / $50 S1SO S165 S19S Haft $35 $100 $115 $145 RENTRIGHTMARINE (Located at Gator's Landing) (4 0 7 ) 330 - 1612 'tn e lu d a a 1 ta n k fu e l It’s the store you remember with gifts you lovej. Winter Springs Police Officer Robin Bornosky displays her 1998 Hugh Thomas forcem rnt In C en tra l F lorid a . Although she Is the only one in her fam ily, will her son follow In the fam ily bu sin ess o f law en forcem en t? She says |oklng!y. "M y son w an ts to fly jets." the H en iosk ys have a • Muffy VenderBoar •Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evely • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari • 1-anipc Berger • Christopher Radko • Rochard Limoge Award for Victims Rights. Bernosky is the department's first recipient. ph ilosop h y for h a n d lin g m arried life w h ile both work in law e n fo r c e ­ ment H cm osk y said, ■\Ve lea ve ou r w ork at work. W e don't dw ell on It.’ H cm osky first got in ­ volved In law e n fo r c e ­ ment to h elp p e o p le . *1 like d ea lin g with p e o p le . I am a good p eople p er­ son I ra n deal writh all a g e s .' A n oth er reason Hcrnoskv loves her w ork Is the fine people with w hom she works. 'A t ; SheSnkm ll Unique sifts, stationer/ and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of M at Lake Mary Bivd and Lake Emma Road See Bcrnoaky. Page 5 829-2244 Castle Cost $50,000 or $500,000 .11 Fro* Row Nancy Otfangar, Don Vogt. Card TmJar, Trudy Itoyar. Iknaa Unabargar, BHfWy (Mar, Par a iu ia m . Paeriy MHac. Ootpn Alan. Back Row; Jan Rot*. Ba Ibwnaand, Kurt Andaraon. Bob Strv% Susan Laa. Wi Camptwl. Ranaa Jatv. Ron Uaiplay. Not Pfcturad: Sharon BmgMon. Laama Bantam*. O u r Q u a lifie d Team O f P r o fe s s io n a ls L o o k F o r w a r d T o S e r v in g You/ Realty Corp Realtors* Let Crown Bank Finance It For You L o w e s t R a te s I n Y e a r s ! C a ll f o r a n A p p o in t m e n t T o d a y ! 2 6 0 1 0 0 3 C n n m Bank ------- A FEDERAL SAVINGS B A N K ------- 100 Waymont Court, Suite 110 • Lake Mary, Florida 32746 on Lake Mary Blvd. West of Post Office (407) 323-3200 1 0 5 L iv e O a k s G a r d e n s C a s s e l b e r r y , FL 3 2 7 0 7 fQUJlMLrlM LENDER �4 - Senvnolo Herald - Thursday. Septem ber 17. 1990 Y o u n g m an takes charge o f his life |^J a$§AGETHERAPY By D eb ra W o o d HERALD CORRESPONDENT A W in ter S p rin gs teen found an unmet need In S em in ole C ou n ty's boom ing co n stru c tio n industry, started h is own bu sin ess and gave his life d irection . U k r m an y y o u n gsters. Brian Stan ier found a d olescen ce c h a lle n g ­ ing. T h e O viedo High School graduate la ck ed a career plan and felt u nsettled. *1 w anted to go out and do som eth in g for m yself. I had tried n u m erou s jo b s and n oth in g w orked out for m e." Statner said. "I w as w o rk in g so hard, pu ttin g all m y e f­ fort Into tryin g to b e em ployed for s o m e b o d y else. So I said. ’In stea d o f w ork in g so hard for them , w hy don ’t I do som eth in g for m y s e lf? ” Brian Stamer. left, credits his brother, Matthew with sparking T h a t’s w h en h is the idea tor Clean Crete. broth er M atthew , a newhom e salesm an , m en­ to let tioned that m odel before bu yers can c lo se. the com p an ies hom es need p e rio d ic S tam er met w ith b u ild ­ him handle the m ess for clean in g and n ew hom es ers, found out w hat w as them. H e soon secu red bigger con tracts. B efore require a scrub dow n required and co n vin ced Would you like to Relieve king. S tam er had a fu ll­ tim e occu p a tion and a bu sin ess to ntn. He form ed C lean C rete M aintenance three y ea rs a go. "I had no Idea It would b e ro m r a bu sin ess.* S tam er said. “ It’s a fu ll­ tim e Job now. 50 to GO hou rs a w eek.* C lean C rrte c h e m ic a lly clean s the ex terio rs o f m odel hom es and the drlvrw ays. garage flo o rs and la n al’s o f h om es ready for clo sin g. *ln new hom es, they get m ortar and p la s te r all over the floor. A ll kin ds o f different m a te ­ rials Im bed th em selves Into the co n crete. It looks atrocious. O n the m odel m ain tenan ce. It’s the exterior of the house.* he ex p la in ed . "W ith all the c o n s tru c ­ tion and dust, they look terrible In no tim e.* Stam rr. 21. sp iffs up three to five h ou ses p e r day. d epen din g on th eir size and location In the trt-county area. Ryland. D.R. H orton. E n gle H om es and oth er bu ild- Stress & Tension! F eel B etter M e n ta lly 8t Physically! Introductory Special 1 hr. maaaago $40 ByAppointment Only! Formoreintocall KarenCtiattercon. 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To serve you better, we have combined our two locations at the Medpies location which wil allow us to offer extended evening hours. Your lamly's feme is valuable and this wife help us accomodate you. Our practice offers complete family health care services tor adults and children. Lab services are available on site. f f i M 4 .1 S r-V t U f, • • • • M ach in e O p e ra to r M a te ria l H a n d le r G e n e ra l H elpers A ssem blers e Welders . Sewing Machine Operators (Industrial) . Production Workers A n d m any, m an y m ore! C O R E S T A F F W IL L T R A IN Y O U IN P R O D U C T IO N , A SSEM B LY A N D M A C H IN E O P E R A T IO N A T N O C O S T T O Y O U It W e offer great pay, Medical Insurance, Paid time off,4 0 IK plan,and much more! C o n ta c t C O R E S T A F F F o r m o re info a t: 4 07-330-7789 �S «rr»ool« Herald - Thursday, S#pt»m b«r 17, 1990 - 5 - T T ^ r ------- - TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A. Bringing You, OurPatients, The Best Quality Care Through Our Continuing Growth. The W in t e r S p r in g e P o lic e Orthopaedics is the treatment of bone and tissues of the extremities and back. Broken bones, torn or sprained ligaments, hand and back problems, arthritis, and sport injuries are commonly treated by the orthopaedic surgeons at Tri-County Orthopaedics. D e p a rtm e n t. Bernosky Continued from Page 3 cI i Ih agency w r an* fa m ­ ily." Ih she treated d iffe r ­ en tly In the departm en t b ecau se she Is a w om an? H ernosky says no. O f the nine lem a le officers In the d e p a r t ­ m ent. “ none are treated d ifferen tly from the m en.* lie n io s k y said. W hether m ale or fe ­ m ale. the one thing a law en forcem ent o fficer has to contend w ith Is human em otion . "P e o p le think w e have to be em otion less, hut you ca n ’t help thinkin g, this could I k- my c h ild ." Hernosky said. W hen asked what Is needed to keep you n g people out o f the legal system , H ernosky said, *1 think program s and things lo do a fter s r h o o l and sum m er va ca tio n w ill help keep kids out of trou b le." H ern o sk y said the JA C (S e m in o le C ou n ty’s Ju ven ile A s ­ sessm ent C en ter), h e lp s a great deal. J A C p r o ­ vides a ce n tra lized place for crim es in volvin g Ju­ veniles. Th e respect H ern osky feels for her c o -w o rk ers and departm en t Is m u ­ tual. Says Police C h ie f D J . KrrT. “S h e d o es a good Job. Thnt Is w hy she received leer award, the 1998 Hugh T h o m a s Aw’ard for V ic tim s Rights. It Is the first tim e this d e p a rtm en t has received the u w ard." Hernosky. too Is proud to have received this prestigiou s honor. T h e award stutes that the State A ttorn ey, 18th J u ­ dicial C ircu it, w ith the Scm ln dlc C ou nty S h er­ iffs O ffice and Safe- hou se o f S em in ole, p re­ sents the 1998 I lu gli T h om as Aw’ard to R obin H ernosky. T ills award Is In rec­ ogn ition of h er o u t­ stan din g a ch ievem en t and p erson al d ed ication to crim e victim s In S em in ole C ounty. T h e award also b rin gs out th r clo se r e la tio n s h ip the city of W in ter S p rin gs Police D e p a rt­ m ent has w ith the S em in ole C ou n ty S h e r­ i f f s O ffice. “W e have a good w ork in g re la tio n s h ip w ith S em in ole C ou n ty S h e r iffs O ffice with variou s p ro g ra m s and p rojects." H ern o sk y said. " I f I could h elp Just one jierson. I think I’ve a cco m p lish ed som e­ thing. You can't h elp everyon e, but I try." JO H N S C H A E F F E R , M .D. Specialising 0 $n < To int ^Replacement N A R IN O ER S. A U J L A , M .D. • Knee and Ankle Injury • General Orthopaedics • Foot Problems • Sports Injuries 1133 Saxon Blvd. Orange City, FL 32763 Phone: (904) 775-0222 317 N. Mangoustine Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 Phone: (417) 323-2577 « �6 - Sem inole H orakl - Thursday, September 17, 1998 Historic dfe Longwood o M i A i |/9<> ($)ur f^oulique J lL 1 Q (407) 814-5076 250 W . Church Ave., Suite 110 M IChelle C ason Photography (407) 834-8154 Monday-Saturday, IOam - 6pm Ladles Clothing • Accessories • Qfts • Art Work •#We also do Fashion S h o w s " ‘The ‘Enchanted CottageV Culinary Cottage 'Unique Cjifts for AttOccasions 228 VV. Warren Ave. (4 07) 834*6266 141 W. Church Ave. M o n . * Sat. 10 * 5 (407) 834-7220 one* iwo Mon. • Sat. 10-5 Shelia’s * Boyds • Ty * Harmony Kingdom Williraye • Russ Berrie • Rubber Stamps • Gourmet Foods Holiday Open House Oct. 1lift 12-5 pm O PE N HOUSE Sat. Sept 26, 10-5 * Sun. Sept 27, 12-5 Root & Yankee C an d les • Scentchlps • Pat Richter Collection C ats M e o w V illage & C ustom Pieces • Lefton C olonial Village, Lighthouses & H istoric W illia m sb u rg Collection Consignm ent Collection d S Iw w w t C 211 W . W a rr e n Ave. Bridal & Buby Show ers, Children's Tea Parties & Private Functions Luneli * Tues. * Sat. 11-3:(X) High Tea: By Reservation - Friday 3 * 5:00 150 West Jessup Avenue G (407) 331-1006 Doll Shop & Hospital Regional Fine Art, Literature and Gourmet Gifts ISO VI’. Jessup Ave. • 407*262-9090 Hours: Tues. • Fri. S-8 • Sat. 10-5 Come sec us in the Browser’s Bam! 280 W. Warren Ave. • (407) 332*7928 P u d d m g jfc Pie™ C h ild re n ’s B ou tiqu e and S ew in g L o ft Custom Clothing for Newborn & up Schylling Tin toys • Russ Berrie • Gifts • M organ Rae Cards Novelty Fabrics • Bethany Farms Wooden Paper Dolls Year-round Sewing Classes for Ages 5 - 1 3 G 407*331*8711 THE APPLE BASKET Creepy Hallow Halloween Village ^0 Dried Flower Everlasting Wreaths, Candles, Potpourri it Room Mists, Old Quilt Pillows, Fannie TUrgeon Dollies, Antiques • Furniture • Stiver • Crystal • China Glassware • Pottery • Cookie Jars • Books • Art • Dolls Linens & much, much more * * TWo Full N o u m * to Iraw se Thru! irk trees) Christmas Open House O c t 3, 5-9 pm • Oct. 4,12-5 pm Refreshments G 114 West Bay Ave. (407) 263*7152 Victorian House Museum (407)332*1700 Mon.*SaL 1 0 *5 Tree Ornaments (See O u r Spooky ME®, Halloween Glass Dept. 56 Snow Babies St Villages Wipp’s Antiques & More B R A D L E E -M c I N T Y R E H O U S E 218 W. Church Ave. vSE^ay. G • Madame Alexander • Wakeen • Gene • Vogue • Ashton-Drake • Effanbce • Good-Kniger • Tonnrr • plus Collectible A Antique Doth Tucs. - Sat. 10 - 5 ISO West Jessup Ave., Historic Longwood H ousehold Items • Jewelry J U D Y ’S D O L L S Featuring Florida Folk A rtu t Bettye Williams “ H ighw aym en” Landscapes F.S.U. and U . o f F. O rnam ents C ook book s & G ift baskets Q M on . - Sat. 10 • 5 Upscale todies Clothing • Handbags • Collectibles The F L O R I D A E M P O R I U M Jr x . (407) 332-5006 Tour Hours: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm 2nd & 4th Wednesday each month For group tours, appointments or information 407-332-0225 G �I Sormnole H erald - Thursday, S ep tem ber 17. 1998 - 7 ^ I 760 Sun Drive Lake Mary, Florida 32746 O rm w tn g I n G rm em Traditional Roman Catholic Chapel C M ( E UNITED METHODIST CHUCH ------ — — - - Crosspatnn Lutheran01 Church Lake Mary ( y2447l Paul llnyw David Sctullinpr k V i- Isa • M M C M k fC M M t a w M iM a (I M M N O t lJ M M t r y l Pkone Vcnite. adoremut! (407) 335-0797 1U Hickman R d. W o rd <Off Hwy. 46. Pan Cracker Harrell 1st. 3 rd A 5 th SUNDAY 9:00 AJVf. SERVICES DAVID A. LIDDELL PASTOR Serving North Stremit County ___ 800 AM ___ 9 JO AM. 9 JO, 1100 Saturday, S JO PM • Sunday .... Sunday Sduuil (Uil for Youth and Vonhtp Srtvlcf Frllmrdiip Anlvltlft! JT L SANFORD CHURCH HP | |j OF GOD 301 Markham Woods Road • Longwood 801 W. 22nd SL, Sanford 322-3942 U SENIOR PASTOR: WESLEY L RAKER SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45a.m. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10 45 a.m. EVENING SUNDAY SERVICE 6 00 p.m. WEDNESDAY SERVICE 7.00 p m. WEEK DAY DAYCARE AVAILABLE Riitor Tam Mym Ages 2-4 TUES.*WED.»THUIRS. CALL FOR DETAILS "Reaching Families f o r Christ" Sunday School............9:00 a.m. Worship............................. 10:15a.m. Evening Worship........6:00 p.m. SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (PRESCHOOL - GRADE 12) 121-2723 060-6072 M ARKHAM W OODS P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H - ~ 5210 Markham Wood* Rd., Lake Mary • 333-2030 Invites You To C o m e W orsh ip With CIs sTl&lM Tfi(^aSw0R£ Tradition! 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HiiMiti Thursday September 17 199H - 9 Commissioner is man with a mission My T o n y T iz z to I IK M A I I ) ( ( t U U K N P O N D K N I Mnl< tll.il) l I/'.' m illion 11 .1( 11 K i n d s w i r exposed 1<i ( tM'tllie .t] ur,i|Hin s ( lllli'iit lv ,t (|ll .liter ol tlir'ln h.ivc died m v s W ln tc i S p li n e s resident ,m d (uiiiiitis sionci Koliert Miller. ,i ni.in wi I h ,i ( ,mse Millet r (in te n d s tli.it Id.(KM) Am e n t .in (itill W.u v e le ia tis .lit also dead. .Hid .lliiilliet 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .lie sit k I'ltey too lie victim s nt h a q 's ilieillli .il ,m d hlologli .il weapons, the /( )|( l'(illllil.illoll (list loses o nly A inetlt an to h a v e d t a d u a le d tiotu a u n iv e rs ity m lt.i<l h i 1‘ ti.t ||i- 11it*ti went on to a i ,in et in Aint-n t a l i llllllt. 11 \ mti lllgrnr e .dtet that a v a r ie ty ot < i teej ( h o l i e s that Ini lulled i o ttim ett t<(l a m i s s a le s and i n t e i n a l l o n a l h a n k in g l i e then te tiirn e d to the I ’ tilted S t a le s Millet h a s a ls o w n t t e n live h o o k s a n d is e i t i t e u i l v a W inter S jirin g s ( Itv r o it m i K s lim e r H e a ls o s p e a k s live la n g u a g e s I n c lu d in g A ia liK f r e n c h . 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S e m i n o l e H e r a l d • 3 22 - 26 1 1 b c - '3 J » * * v 'J \ i *.*■ p a y to p * T i o h e o d tv o o i y p jf escape ro * ona vo.o D‘3 ootoi rr 3’.>o* * -My pamagov F ir s t C h o ic e Millet says that 102 (K)0 K i n d s h a v e died d u r in g tlie |M70h a n d lOHOs Uteit d e a t h s t a m e Itotn a c o m b i nation ol l ia ip c h e m ic a l a n d b io lo g ic a l jto is o n s l i e in itia lly bet ante in vo lv ed in tills issu e t h r o u g h a K u rd ish Itlen d w h o lost hall lift fa m ily d u e to i hetui t al w e a p o n s / ( l|< loim ded by Miller III I'l'tb tl l e s to tltli over wll.it ll.ippelled to the Kurdish people IO years .dlt l being exposetl to It .ill's i hetiih .11 .ttt.ii ks I he illnesses stllleted hv these people .lie slmll.it to those ol Ainerlr .ms suHeiliii'. wit It ( tull War Sviidiotne Millt t is ,t tn.in ot m a m i.dents and t alls /< iK a hum .m it.ittail o r gain/atlou Millet Is ,i witter poliin tan and lot met lllb lllg r iii e oltl t el ( ill le n llv he Is Millet s ta tes the t ' S V e t e r a n s A d u iliils lt a llo t i had a p p r o v e d i e i p lest s lot d is a b ilit y to 1?H.(K)0 A ltierli a lt s s u l l e n n g s e r io u s I l ln e s s e s l i o m lire (itill W a t M iller a ls o teitiltlds us that i l e i n i i al w e a p o n s d a t e s h.o k to W o t M W a t I K ven in W ot Id W at II bo th the I S a n d (ie r t lia n v used i liein lea l w e a p o n s ( ie r m a t t v u sed b o m b s that r o u t.lin e d 70 to ho p o u n d s o| m u sta rd g a s In the late l ’ )70s. Millet p o in ts out that lr.uj go t in to l lie i h em n al ( l u b In t h e V ie tn a m W ar. A u d it O r a n g e m a d e th o u s a n d s ol m llltu iv p e r s o n n e l st< K R o b e rt M ille r tie ptesident a nd lllet e x e c u t iv e ollli et ol the / ( M fo u n d a tio n ' / ( ) ! < means strength i n P ersia n " M iller explains It Is a n on ptollt. riOl i 111) iiirjH ii.iltoti ZUtCs oh|ei live Is to lostet peat e. proler t h u m a n rights, and h e lp vii t in is ot i h e m n al and biological w eajions Kdur .tied o u t s id e the 1‘ tilted States. Millet w a s the ■Still.' Millet says, ‘ no o n e h a s a d m it t e d that ( h e m n al a nd n erve a g e n t s w e re r e le a s e d b e f o r e , d u rin g o r alter the (itill W ar Miller s t a le s that the I ' S m ilit a ry 's jx isitio n h a s been lo d e n y that sin h c h e m ic a ls w e r e r e l e a s e d d i n i n g the ( lu ll W a r I b i s Miller s a y s c o m p l i c a t e s m a t t e rs tor s u l f e i e r s ol (lu ll W a r S y n d r o m e f heathrow eyes \ optical boutique Cheese Cakes, Traditional Cakes' Cookies, Brownies etc. L a k e M a r y ’s .b N o m atte r w h at you are lo o kin g tor, y o u r au re to fin d It In th e S em in o le H erald C la s s ifie d s . Heathrow I ves, optica! boutique. is jtioud to uniitum ce the .u k lilin n ol lit K ia iis to n H oodlum to their siatl l)r. UiMxIrum graduated Irom the U niversity ot A la h a n ia , S ch oo l ot O p to n x’ try. v|x*ci.ili/ing in ocular disease and laser refractive surfers H e also participaled in continuing education al the U n iversity o f South H o n d a , co lle g e o l M e d icin e . H e has received numerous national awards in clu d in g die prestigious C'iha V is io n Contact Lens Aw a id and was a recent featured speaker at the 75th annual Southern educational Congress o l Optom etry in A tlan ta D i Hood ram 's fteisonality. background and credentials com plem ent the boutique's m ission Dr. Kranston B oodram statement, 'T o r the distinguished t CHEESECAKES 101 N Country Club Road Suite 104. Lake Mary, FL 32746 (407) 323-2223 Fa* (407) 323-2274 . ..BEFORE I moved to the Renaissance, everyone worried about me living alone; my children , grandchildren , friends and especially me.” • • • • • in d iv id u a l w h o deserves the very best in quality o p tics ” D r HiHxlrum w ill lx* seeing patients by appointment w ith convenient Satutduy and evening apjvointments available M arketsquare at Heathrow 100 International Pkw. • Ste. 118 Heathrow, Florid a 32746 Phone: 407-805-0905 Fax: 407-805-0922 New York Style Cheesecakes Ri \. \ issanc E RinRCMLM LIVING COMMUNHY 300 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, FI 32773 K L U ’LFnKXIi'St No Endowment Fee Independent/Assisted Living Staffed 24 Hours Transportation Provided Planned Social Activities TOURS AVAILABLE CALL FOR DETAILS R e n a is s a n c e (407) 323-7306 �I 10 - Seminote Hot aid - Thursday. September 17, 1998 Stamer--- APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE Continued from Page 4 all over the con crete. W e designed a product that coats over u nsightly con crete and give s it a decorative finish.* crs use Ills sm lccs. T h e en terp risin g en­ trepren eu r h op es to e x ­ pand C lean Crete, a l ­ though he doesn't w ant the com pan y to grow too big. Hut Startler a lw a y s looks for new op p o rtu n i­ ties. "I en gin eered and d e ­ signed a con creteresu rfacin g m aterial.* he said. ‘ W hen w e clean new const rue lion for the builders, they get stu cco Even when the h ou ses •ire clean and ready for closing. Stain er's day Is not finished. He lives with and takes care o f fits stepfath er, Kim Jah n sen . who has m ul­ tiple sclerosis. *1 live with him . Irecause I feel o b liga ted to give film a hand w h en he needs h elp." S ta m er s a id "I like to be h ere rather than livin g o ff 10 or 20 m iles aw ay, and w hen he n eeds help, not he able ttr get back.* Stam er helps Ills dad get dressed, m a k es sun* be lia s m ea ls and a s ­ sists J a h n sc n 's h om e­ m ak er-com p an ion with lifting and heavy tasks. “ I've know n him s in c e I w as a little kid." Wahl Continued from Page 8 Pu ppets for S a fety on what w as then kn ow n as C ablevtston (now Tim eW a rn er C o m m u n ica tion s). site did a series o f show s that focused on Is­ su es surh as firearm safety, s w im ­ m ing kn ow -h ow and the like. ’ Every show noted, had a le s s o n ." sh e W ah l has also directed theater p rojects at the Frank Evans C en ter tn Lake Mary w here she w orked with sen iors and high school students on m an y projects. She is hoping to use h ie p u p p ets and clow nin g to w ork with the Special E ducation stu den ts her dau gh ter teach es at Eustbruok E lem en tary School. T i n alw ays look in g for new w avs to use the pu ppets," she said. She said she cam e to the O rlando are a alm ost 20 y ea rs ago. but really fell In love w ith the S em in ole County and W in ter Sp rin gs area w hen on e o f h er dau gh ters m oved to this area. So she. too. decided to com e h ere to live. *1 just love It here." she said. W ahl said she con tin u es to p ass the art o f pu ppetry on to oth ers w ho want to learn. C lasses are fo rm in g all the tim e through the K n o w led g e Shop. Th ose w ho want to lea n t should call W ahl at 699-6598. S tam er said. *As lar as I'm con cern ed , he's my father. He raised me sin ce l w as a co u p le o f m onths old." From co n crete c le a n ­ in g to care giving. S tain er's c h o ic e s ch an ged his life. A s lie has m atured ns a b u s i­ ness ow n er and fa m ily caregiver, he h a s left the tu rbu len ce of a d o le s ­ cen ce in the past and look s forw ard to a bright, loving future. IN L0N G W 00D 324-3265 Repair. 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Rd., Ste 119 A(j[iu>nlNienls Longwood, F L 32779 zvfieh you reaCCy need one. r �Serrano** Herald - Thursday, S ep tem ber 17, 1996 - 11 This rendering is of the Blackwater Creek neighborhood along Tuskawilla and State Road 434. Rowhousea along the back edges lace the wetlands. The town branch of the C ro ss Seminole Trail passes through this neighborhood. a network of connected streets and blocks butldinpfronting itrrrtt and public spaces special public spaces ef defined character special sitesfor civic butldinp Town Continued from F i f e 3 "W e understand the city w an ts so m eth in g done th at’s a e s th e tic a lly pleasing, ’ and If they don’t really take p re c a u ­ tions. d evelop m en t could occu r th at’s u nat­ tractive.* said lundow ner M ichael S ch rim sh er. ’ W e also want s o m e ­ thing very a e s th e tic a lly pleasin g to be con s tm e trd , but you have to ^stenstroiT GENERAL FEED ‘Q fe e Sendee 5s J im J r a n ic U U L liU T h e current dem and Is for sh opp in g cen ters. Conveniently looted a 190 N Country Out) Rd Lab Mary ] (three blocks north o! Lab Mary BM | 1550 parking lots located behind or to the tide ef butldinp connected ‘green networkf of parks and open spaces com m ercial d e v e lo p ­ m ent and m u lti-fa m ily housing. W h e th er d evel­ op ers decid e to su pp ort the proposed d ow n tow n rem ain s to be seen. • • identifiable neighborhoods It m ay take yea rs to turn p la n s for a tow n cen ter In to reality. But fo r W in ter S p rin g o ffi­ cials, It's n ever too l af r to esta b lish tra d itio n s . »* DOCTORS YOU KNOW ♦ ♦ ♦ |j| dow ntow n for the c o m ­ munity. In M arrh, they unan im ously su p p orted a tow n -cen ter plan and l>cgnn draftin g ch an ges in current d evelop m en t regu lation s. "The area Is lo c a ted on a 2.'tO-acrr parcel In and around the high school and C ity H all on S tate Road 4 3 4 ,' sa id C h arles C arrin gton . W inter S p rin gs co m m u ­ nity developm ent d ir e c ­ tor. "W e’re now w ork in g on zon in g and im p le ­ m e n ta tio n .' Sketches developed by town planners Dover. Kohl fit P artn ers o f Mi­ am i show restaurants, sh ops and tow n h ou ses Just u step aw ay from the curb. P ed estria n s w ould w alk on sid ew alk s a lon g the tree-lined streets. D rivers would park behind the sh ops. A sp aciou s tow n square with fou n ta in s and a h ick ory-grove park w ill attract p e o p le to dow ntow n. O fficia ls en vision residen ts and visitors en joy in g e n te r­ tainm ent in the co n ce rt pavilion. "T lie C ro s s -S e m in o le Tra il bisects d o w n to w n ,' C arrington said. "The state p rojects 60.000 people a m onth w ill use the C ro s s -S e m in o le T ra il w hen it’s c o m ­ p le te d .' A lthough (h e plan has strong governm ent sup- |Kirt. j>roprrty o w n rrs rem ain leery. U nlike C eleb ration . the city W all Disney C o. built In O sceola C ou nty. the land In W in ter S p rin gs Is ow ned by se ve ra l l>eoplc. Som e an* c o n ­ cern ed that res trictio n s w ill limit how they can d rv rlo p thetr p ro p erty , w hich could low er Its value. be realistic abou t w h a t’s possib le In the m a rk e t­ p la c e .' buildings positioned close together and up to the DOCTORS YOU TRUST Dr. Carol Logan Dr. Ingrid Peterson Ur Carol Login was horn In Greenville. South Carolina. She attended Ihe 1'iuvr rally of South Carolina and received her doctorate of Optometry from Southern College of Optometry' In Memphis. Tennessee. She completed a fellow­ ship In ocular disease following optometry school and served as a dtntr.il optometrist at a surgical facility In Boca Raton. Fhirida Dr Login Joined Bay head Eye Outre In January 1991. Prraemly, the Is an adjunct prolessor wah Southern College of Optometry and a hard director f<ir Urns Chib Project Right To Sight. She resides In Lake Mary with her husband. David Dr. Ingrid Peterson was raised in Ortando, com pleted her undergradu­ ate studies at the University of Florida and graduated from the University of Houston, College o f Optom etry in 1978. She has prac­ ticed in Sanford for the past tw enty years w ith an emphasis on Prim ary Fye (a rc and contact lenses. C u m 'n ily site lives In Mt. D o n w ith her children. Erin and A id . The Staff Of Bayhead Eye Centre Would Like To Thank Their Patients For 20 Years Of Support. Ingrid Peterson, O.D. Carol Logan, O.D. 820 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Suite 101 Sanford, FL 32773 (407) 322-2230 • Fax (407) 330*6287 �1*' Si minolt) Herald Thursday Soptemtwf 1/. 199B In All The Right Places. It y o u ’re lo o k in g to r q u a lity m ed ical care in Sem inole l o un ty, tu rn to ( en tra l H o n d a R egional I lo s p ita l. Y o u 'll find a fu ll range ot health care services, fro m open heart surgery to o h s te trk s iti tra n s itio n a l care. Plus, w e have location s th ro u g h o u t the c o u n t\ to better serve yo u r needs, like the W om en's W ellness ( en ter m S em in ole T o w n e C enter, A lta m o n te Surgers C e n te r to r o u tp a tien t surgery, and l ake M a r y Im a g in g tor ra d io lo g y services. A n d it you need a p h y s ic ia n , call l-X O O -2f»5-X ft24 to r a I'K KP. p h ysician rete rral o r a co py ot o u r p h ysician d ire c to ry . Central Florida Regional Hospital A Fart o f Central Florida Healthcare System 1401 W. Seminole Boulevard, Sanford 407/321-4500 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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IB Leading Lake Mary to soccer championship r# i.*i Serving Sanford, Casoolbonry, Lako Mary, Longwood, 91st YEAR. No. 59 Matt K udlac’s call to service Matt Kudlac was 18 whm h r wrnt to war. Hr was onr of Amrrlra's fighting mrn tn World War II. Ills tour lasted 10 months. Hr lost an arm In battle against thr County Bine# 1908 50 Cents THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1998 Police charge nursing staffer in patient’s death By BUI B tn u HKKALD STAFF WRITER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • A nursing assistant Is charged with manslaughter of a 94-year old patient after a three-month Investigation by the Altamonte Springs Police Department. Police arrested Candace Vogel on Tuesday, under the suspicion Hut she caused the death of 94-year old Frances Kelly on the evening of Aug. 4. by striking Kelly In the head with a can of Ensure, police satd. The blood on the can of en- Germans. On Wednesday. Kudlac camr from his Deltona home to Sanford's annual Veterans Day Parade. ‘America loses 6,000 veterans every month." h r said. "The numbers are dwindling. You see It at events like this. There are fewer herr each year." Kudlac stood on thr grass next to City Hall to watch the parade and ceremony at By Blurt Brodle Waterfront I‘ark lie saw his fel­ HERALD FEATURE EDITOR low vets march and he heard the patriotic music. He saluted the DEflARY - I’roperty p u r­ colors. He listened to the 2 1 gun chased Wednesday by the St. salute and to TAPS. Johns River Water Management All this sinks In deeply when District could be linked to you think about what happened Gemini Springs Park In West to Corporal Matt Kudlac 52 Volusia County. protecting years ago In u wretched momrnt valuable wetlands from poten­ of horror near Malnburg. tial development. The 160-aerr parrel, (oca let I Germany. Now. he la 70 and on the north shore of the St. proud to tie part of Veteran's Day. He appreciates that others Johns River, at the Interstate-4 bridge, was purchased by the have not forgotten the sacrifices district, from the estate of Ralph of veterans. ■We must never forget the vet­ O. Woodruff, for $1,292 mil­ lion. erans." Sanford Commissioner The district reported apprais­ Drady Lessard said at ers considered the best use of Wednesday's ceremony. Lessard the land to be residential d e ­ did not havr to go to war. but he velopment. at a density of 300 was In th r service and talked to 420 residential units. about his experiences as a 17‘Recreatlonally. It should Ire a year-old In boot ram p at Fort big plus.* said Dill Graf, d is ­ trict spokesman. The properly Sill. Is contiguous with land p u r­ T h is drill Instructor told us chased from the Empire Cattle that If we tierame engaged In a Company In August. war that It was more damaging T h e value of the sum of the to seriously wound a man than parts Is much greater than the to kill him." Lessard said. ‘He Individual pieces.* said Oraf. said that when a man Is wound­ ‘Public acquisition of the ed it takes three or four to take PIm m ss« Load. Pag* BA care of him.. *T o die within a couple of weeks tells you that it was a pretty bad wound. It's not likely the wounds were self-inflicted.9 •Michael Nelson, Aftsmonts Springs Police sure Is being tested by the Florida Department of law En­ forcement. police said. T h e wound (on Kelly’s head) was pretty bad." Altamonte Springs I'ollcr Department spokesman Michael Nelson said. ‘It was a pretty good cut.* Kelly, a resident of the Arbors ut 1099 West Town Parkway, died Aug. 21 from blunt force trauma to the right side of her forehead. Nelson said Krlly re ­ ceived the wounds sometime between 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. on Aug. 4. The wotind required 21 stitches to patch. Police a r ­ rived at the Arbors at 11:11 p.m.. Nelson said. T o die within a couple of weeks tells you that It was a pretty bad wound,* Nelson sold. ‘It’s not likely the wounds were self-inflicted.* Vogel was responsible for the rare of Kelly at th r Arbors, po­ lice said. Nelson said Vogel changed her urcount of events several times. Vogel first denied any knowl­ edge of the Incident, police said. Vogel then claimed that Kelly Injured herself with a can of Ensure. As the police Investigation continued. Vogel said she b e­ River district buys land _ . *War Is tragic, horflble." Lessard said. Looking out at Matt Kudlac and the other dis­ abled and paralyzed veterans, he said he appreciated their service to the country. In recent years, veterans have been severely Jolted by cuts and changes In their medical cover­ age. Rep. John Mica said Wednesday that Congress was going to get more funds to help the veterans ‘You risked lives and limbs, and you should never be treated poorly." he said. For an hour or so, several hundred veterans basked In the bright November sunshine and the glory of their duty to their county. A couple were victims of the heat and had to be assisted by rescue personnel. Most endured Just as they did on the battlefields or on the open seas. America Is never prouder than at 11 a.m. on the 1 Ith day of the 11 th month. Blood drive targets disease By Jeff Bertlnkke ASSISI7WT SI*ORTS EDITOR SANFORD Sickle Cell Ane tnla Is a killing disease: Crooms Academy plans lo do something a b o u t It. S ick le Cell A nenitn. n b lo o d Parade Cadet LI John Peoples ot Croons Middle School ans Day Parade in Sanford Wednesday. For more pa­ leads his Junior Army ROTC squad during the Veter­ rade coverage and a commentary, see pagos 4A, 5A. Student donates check to child abuse victim that day. I don't see th r big deal, she nerds It more than I do.* Amanda has a 3.5 grade point SANFORD - If only a Semi­ nole High School student was average, and attends Seminole's right when she calls her act of health academy, a magnrt pro­ gram ut the high school She generosity ‘no big deal." Amanda Wall, u Junior at made th r donation on List Fri­ Seminole, donated her first day. The 14-month old girl has week's paycheck of $50 from Publlx Supermarket to help out second und third drgrrr bum s a 14-month old abused girl who after her father. 24-year old Is being treated at Florida Hos­ Je n y Gray, abused her with an pital for severe bum s caused oven nick that had been heated to 500 degrers In Winter Park by u burning oven rack. *1 was riding home with my on Nov. 2. Amanda Is active In Destiny mother from a doctor’s a p ­ pointment.* Amanda said. ‘Doc and the Fantasy Show Choir. und Johnny from XL 106.7 As a freshman Dazzler. Amanda were taking donations. I knew finished second in the National how bad the bum s were, and Contest of Champions at Pleas­ how much It would cost. 1 ure Island In Epcott. ‘I like being on stage,* thought about my check sitting In the back seat. I Just got It P U a * * m s Btudsat. Pag* 3 A By Bin Kerns HERALD STAFF WRITER Seniors yard sale SANFORD - The Sanford Senior Center and Senior Friends will hold their annual arts and crafts yard sale Saturday. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.. at the Civic Center Courtyard. 401 E. Seminole Blvd.. Sanford. For more Information, call Ron! Mott at (407) 302 1010. Awareness festival ORLANDO - The Brain Injury Awareness Festival, sponsored by The Fun Spot of Florida. Inc. Saturday from 1 until 9 p.m.. Is a fund raising and aware­ ness activity for the Brain Injury Association of Florida. The festival will Include live entertain- came Irritated when Kelly spilled Ensure on herself. Vogel told police she grabbed Kelly's bed sheet and pulled It. causing Kelly's lirnd to strike th r bed railing or night stand. ‘She (Vogel) changed her story thrre or four times.* Nel son said. ‘First, she said stir didn't know anything. Thru later, she said Kelly hit herself on the head. Finally, she said Kelly hit her head on a rail.* As of Wednesday. Vogel was tiring held In the Orange County Jail awaiting transpor­ tation to the Seminole County Jail. H a d d M d i l f k a a j V kca ti Amanda Wall takes a break between classes at Seminole High School. In B rief ment. fun. food, and prizes throughout the day. as well as a silent auction and raffle. Admission donations are requested. Raflle tickets given for donations. The Fun Spot Is located at 5551 Del Verde Way. one block cast of Kirkman Road olf International Drive. Orlando. to Mayor Paul Partyka. New business Items Include Seminole Community College presentation and update of the Oviedo campus, city participation in Oviedo Marketplace Holiday parade, and Ordinance no. 1070. regulation of burn­ ing within the city. City Council meeting ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The League of Women Voters of Seminole County will examine the Work And Gain Economic Self-Sufficiency program Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Eastmonte Civic Center. Altamonte Springs. OVIEDO - The Oviedo City Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at 400 Alexandria Blvd.. Oviedo. The first Item on the agen­ da Is the Mayor's Cup Pop Warner Football presentation by Winter Springs Working wages The discussion, led by Jane Lanr. LWVSC board member and social policy chair, will address key questions about the WAGES program: Is It working’/, are people finding Jobs?, are the welfare roles shrinking’/, and are the children l»elng cared for? For more information call the League Line at (407) 339-9266. Business-Fest ‘98 SANFORD * Business-Fest '98. hosted by the Oviedo. Sanford and Seminole County Chambers of Commerce, will be held Wednesday from 6 until 8 p.m. at the Orlando Sanford Airport. The event will spotlight the airport's continued contri­ butions to the economic vitality of our area. Reservations are required. For reservations call (407) 834-4404. ------------------- ----------------------- 7 disease which kills thousands ot African-Americana cacti year. Is one ot the main cuuses of fa­ talities umong the nice. Crooms will hold a blood drtvr Friday from H a.m. • 3:30 p.m. to see what thr school and Die community can do put an end to Hie tragedy. Coordinator Alan Haines, a first-year teacher ut the school, used to nm the blood drive program at l.yuian High School wlirrr It ts-ramr one of thr i i i o n I successful In the county. Haines said lie believes In grttlng thr community Involved, adding dial ('rooms lias never held a blood drive before, liecause of the largely AfricanAmerican enrollment at Crooms. hr said the school cun provide a big boost to th r light against Sickle Cell Anemia, a disease which only affects African Americans. T h e main reason we want to do this Is because It will Ire a good thing for this area.* Haines said. ‘If you need blood und there's none available, you will die.* Thr donated blood will go to Central Florida blood banks, but to combat Sickle Cell Ane­ mia. African-American blood Is vital. Haines said ordy 3 to 5 per rent of all blood donated Is Afrlrun-Amrrlcun. ‘It Iras to be Afman-American blood.* Haines said. ‘It's not as strict us something like an or­ gan donation, but whites can’t donate to blacks * Tire blood will be dlstnbuted throughout Central Florida, orte of the biggest donators during Desert Stonn back In 1990. Right now, Haines said, thr blood banks are ut critically low levels to the point where some elective surgeries have had to PIm m m* Croom*. page 3A INDEX C l a s s i f i e d ............. 4 B -5 B C o m ic s ........................6 B C r o s s w o r d ..................6 B D e a r A b b y ..................3 B H o r o s c o p e ..................6 B O b i t u a r i e s ..................3 A P e o p l e ...........................3 B P o U c e B rie fs . . . . 3 A S p o r t s ................ID 2 0 T V ................................ 3B V e te r a n s .....................4 A W e a t h e r ........................2 A 6 Nothing Is ■ waits of Urns If you use th# sxpsrlencs wisely. 9 •RodIn �2A •SemnWe Her.iKJ. Sar.'ivd. F v !.i Th xil.iy, November 12. 1998 Weekly newspaper chronicles growth P a re n ts s o to s c h o o l as p a r t o f e d u c a tio n w e e k SPECIAL TO THE HERALD TALLA1LVSSKK Education Commixelnnrr Frank T. Hrogan presented .1 resolution recognizing Nov 15 to 21 as A ntrrlran Education W rck/Take Our Parents to School Week. 'You have probably heard about Take Our Daughters to Work Day and Take Our Children to Work Day.* said Commissioner Hrogan. 'but now a national community involvement Initiative sponsored by the Institute of Kdiiratlona! Leadership. Hand In Hand, lias created Take Our Parents to School Week. 'Instead of bringing teachers, superintendents and other school jx-rsonnel to our Cabinet meeting to reeognlze American Education Week, we would like to change the focus ami designate the week of Nov. 15 to 21 as American Education W eek/Take Our Parents To School Week In Florida. 1 encourage you. Governor, and tnv fellow State Hoard of Education members, to continue to visit our schools and ai lively participate In this observance during American Education Week," said Hrogan "We will lx- providing voting Floridians with practical skills, broader Intellectual abilities anil give them hope for. and access to a productive and promising future * Since its establishment In 1921. the goal of AEW (American Education Week! has l>orn to Increase public appreciation and understanding of the nation's schools, to encourage parents and non parents to visit schools that will build civic and community pride and support for education. D A TE B O O K Nov 12. 1998 g T ■I r i ■f Do you remember The San ford UutUler. a weekly newspa­ per”? I recently came across a ropy dated Jan. 13. 1950. and found that the paper had b e ­ gun Dec. 20. 1940. and Its publisher was Howard Gut he tie. Its cost In 1950 was $2.50 per year by carrier. Its I'tlUr u.is Kh .ilril .it III) West Second St.; It was moved to 20-1 W. First St by 1BS4 It cording to the 1951 city d ire c ­ tory and was then published six days a week tty 1950 it was gone. Inti It had about a ten year run Building permits reach high A trout pagr headline In this newspaper stated that Tlutldtng Permits Reach High of $101,200 in Two Weeks Here*. In the article we find that all hut $2,000 was for residential construction which Indicated an era of real growth for the city. Permits Issued Included 10 live-room houses at $800 each to be erected at Cedar and Holly Avenue; Kdwtn Shlnholser. five itMiin home at Rose Court. $10,000; Fannie Reha Munson, concrete block ga­ rage on Myrtle Avenue. $700: Mrs. Mary Robinson, frame building on Myrtle Avenue. $200; Roy Redding, two frame homes on Pomegranate. $ 1.200 each. In 1949. there had hern much commercial building that Included two Sanford church additions amounting to $212,000. two $10,000 serv­ ice stations, two $10,000 plumbing warehouses. $14,000 hotel for trucker* on French Avenue, two $30,000 superm arkets and a $10,000 radio station office and studio. The Rltz Theater spent $20,000 on Installation ol air conditioning. TWo Sanford schools were built for $46,000 and the city spent $42,000 on a municipal swimming pool. Construction anticipated for 1950 Included the proposed $165,000 Municipal Stadium , the $350,000 at St. Johns River Terminal projrct and the $55,000 civic center. 1982*. actress princess of Monaco. Neil Young i I94S >. singer songwriter, is 53. Nadia Comaneci i|98l », gym nast. is .17. Tonya Harding <1970 1. figure skater conspirator, is 28 TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in !'«d. tenor Enrico Caruso recorded an TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in aria from Verdi's "I Pagliacci * It 1968. Dick the Bruiser pinned Mad became the first million seller in Dog Vachon to win the American Wrestling Association championship recording history TODAY’S QUOTE: W e hold these On this day in 1920, Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis was elected com truths to be self evident, that all men missioner of the American and Na­ and women are created equal * tional baseball leagues in the wake of Elizabeth Cady Stanton TODAY’S WEATHER: On this day in the Black Sox scandal On this day in 198). astronauts 1962. the damage on Guam from Ty Richard Truly and Joe Engle rode Co­ phoon Karen was described as being lumbia. the first space shuttle, into like a “near miss by a nuclear bomb.” SOI Ki'E H oih rr liuidr ( jlendjr Venn! orbit around the Earth l‘uhJi%hin£ Ltd TODAY S BIRTHDAYS: Elizabeth TODAY’S .MOON: Between Cady Stanton •1815-19021, reformer. last quarter (Nov. 10> and Haha u llah <181?-1892». religious new moon (Nov I8> leader. Auguste Rodin H810-I9I7). sculptor Harry A Rlackmun II90S-), l ’S jurist, is 90. Grace Kelly 0929^ Kiwani* Club officer* erm NKWSI-m.K KNTKKPKISK. ASSN Also on the front page Is a large picture of the new 1950 Today is the JlSth •lay of 199s and the ittt day of JdU R y __ oTTtcer* of th e 12:20 p.m.. tnaj. 6:35 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: Bobby Murrs injured LOCAL FORECAST TIDES Today: Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-HOs. Lows In the mldGOs. Friday: Partly cloudy. Highs nrar-HO. Lows In the low-60s Saturday: Scattered showers. Highs in the upper70s. Lows In the mtd-60s. Sunday: Scattered thunder­ storms. Highs near-80. Lows In the low-609. THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 12:05 a.rn.. maj. 6:10 a.m.. min. 2:29 a.m.. 2:51 p.m.. low: 8:41 a m.. 9:15 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 2:34 a.m.. 2:56 p.m.. low: 8:46 a.m.. 9:20 p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 2:49 a.m., 3:11 p.m.. low: 9:01 a.m.. 9:35 THURSDAY FRIDAY Ptcldy 82 66 Ptcldy 80 63 p.m. SATURDAY SUNDAY Shwrs 79 65 Tstrma BO 61 BEACH CONDITIONS | Daytona Beach St New Smyrna Beach: Seas arc 2- L O TTE R Y 3 feet wtth a light chop. Water tem perature at Day­ tona Is 73 degrees and at New Sym rna, 73 degrees. Winds are from the northcast at 10-15 m.p.h. Hero aro tho winning numbors selected on Wednesday in tho Florida tottery: Fantasy 5 4 -5 -8 -2 2 -2 6 Lotto (Nov. 7) 13-14-21-26-33-39 STATISTICS T h e h ig h te m p e r a tu r e In S a n fo r d W e d n e s d a y w a s 8 7 d e g r e e * a n d t h e o v e r n ig h t to w w as 8 5. 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 i n g a t i O a .m . T h u r s d a y t o t a le d 0 .0 0 I n c h e s . • S u n r is e ...................... 0 :4 5 a .m . • S u n s e t ..............................5 :3 3 p .m . 3 cminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since IVOR” Thursday. November 12. 1998 • Vol 91, No 59 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 Mana Orem - Edlor Jett BerSmtfco if Shan BrotSe Dons Diemen Jeana Hughes B-U Kerns Dean Smith Tommy Vmcem Russ White ADMINISTRATION Jcnilee Main Odessa Pugh Business Linda Spwgel ADVERTISING Kelts Weiner Manager Cneryt Stone Waiter So*son Frank Voitokne - Manager Peggy Beetiner Gena Bukur - Operations Freda Mettners CTwryl Smrtn PRESS A STRIPPING Robert Skip' Cowan Mark Savoie B.J Egan Jack E Ritchie Elwm Tyrrell, Jr • Mead Pressman CLASSIFIED Kan Butler LEGALS CIRCULATION Margaret Boschen Beit* Bennett PRODUCTION Metrda Moms EDITORIAL PanucScal Postage Paul at Sanford Florida Subscription Mates (Daily A Sunday) ami adrkt.jnal mailing office* Home Delivery Mail USPS 481780 Posonasier Send address changes lo The SEMINOLE HERALD HO IV < It4>7 Sanford. FL 37772-1667 Republic K lw an ta C lu b . Shown are llasky Wight, sec­ retary: P.P. Campbell, e n te r­ ing his (3th year as trrastirrf: Joel Field, first vice president: Martin Stlnerlphcr. second vice president: Ralph Smith, president: Oscar llurrtson. fi­ nancial secretary: W.A. Mor­ rison. Immediate past presi­ dent. 3 Mur ihs 6 Months 1 Tear JBHPlH ’ tl1 iL i V r H $19 SO $39 00 $78 00 $74 00 $48 00 $96 00 Florida llevOuMs add 7% sales tan lo above rales Inc. Mrs. Kate Riser. Mrs. Inex." Heck. Mrs. Aldia Mllwre. Mls*$ Elbe! Riser. Charlene McKinnon. Emory University. Severn I Oviedo residents liad Ix rn confined due to Influenza and among these were Johnnie Jones. Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Cox. Hllllr Chance. Ilohhy and llrnny Ward. Roy and Jay Walnwrlght. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lanier and son. David were visiting tier fa­ ther. Joe Falrrloth. Mrs Annie Carter Itad aw guests, her son and his wife. Mr. und Mrs. Walter C arter and their daughter. Ilctsy Anne of Tampa. Julie Gore and Eric Pearson had rrcrntly been routined willi Hie measles GRACE M. STINE CIPHER page featured a picture of Hobby Marrs. loothal! star, 18. who had been tn)utrd the p r e ­ vious week In a motorcycle a c ­ cident. He was reported .is Improving from serious Inju­ ries at Orange Memorial Hos­ pital. Miss Allda Gocrtz, a local ntirsr, who was driving Hie car. was charged with violating the penult law. Marrs was riding wtth Jam es Thomas McDonald while Miss Goertz was accompanied by Dorothy Haynr. According lo the invcsiig.it lug ofilcrr. the car dragged the motorcycle Into the R R Pip­ pin yard on West First Street. Marrs sustained a double frac­ ture of the left unn and left leg while McDonald had only bnilscs. Shufflehnard tournament held Appnixliuately 300 visitors enjoyed the Sluinicboard Tournament and Elimination at Fort Mellon Park the previ­ ous Wednesday. Tills was the llrst time that Ihc tournam ent had Ix rn held In Sanford and almost 100 players tcxik part. Welcome addresses were given by L.II. Hughes, presi­ dent of the Sanford club. Dan Sundlan. president of th r Sanford Tourist Club and Mayor Andrew Carraway. Hraiitlful flowers w rrr rnntrtbtilrd by local fiorlsts and Irttucr and celery w rrr con­ tributed by Mr. M cM astrrs and Henry Witte. Representatives of the vari­ ous civic clubs w rrr present lor the luncheon Including Cliff Abies. Lions; Andrrw C ar­ raway. Rotary: J.K. McClellan. County CmmulHsinn: R.A. Smith. Klwanls; John Senkarlk. Jaycres; W.A. Pat­ rick. Seminole County Chamlier of Commerce; Clifford McKlhlxm. City Commission; Ed Higgins. Chamber of Com­ merce; J O Galloway. Ameri­ can legion; Jack linll. Mer­ chants Association. Hie Chamber of Com m erce refreshment com m uter In­ cluded Mrs HC. Moore. Mrs W P Yrslry. Mrs. S.W. Wade. Mrs W.S. Nelson. Mrs Minnie Jones. Mr. und Mrs. F.W. Mills, and Mrs. Paul Patrick. Mrs. Brian Kiser feted A bahv shower had Ix-rn given for Mrs Hryan Riser on Jan. 10 at the Like ManSchool Several games were played lx-forr gifts w rrr p r e ­ sented In a large white stork which was carrying a tiny crllulold ha by In Its tall. At the end of the evening, guests were served refresh­ ments in the lunchroom by Mrs. Marian Prckltatu. Mrs Faye Roberts. Mrs. Lillian Grtflln and Mrs. George Hum­ phries. Among those attending were Mrs. L. Tlllls. Mrs Ruby S)ol> lorn. Mrs. Cecil Mixon. Mrs. Jean Hrooklyu. Mrs M.ie Grier. Mrs. Qruce I lobby. Mrs. Homer Gleason and Kttle Jane. Mrs. J.D. Cochran. Mrs. J.F. Riser. Mrs. Helen llr.ullry. Mrs. Ola Cochran. Mrs. Ray­ mond Hall. Mrs Rolx-rt True. Referendum to he held Tile City Commission at Its recent meet lug decldetl to hold a referendum on I h r highly controversial Memorial Stadium. The Isstir to lx- voted on was 'Should the rlty build a haseliall football stadium In accordance with the sugges lions of the Stadium Authority, and finance ft with the aid of the sLx percent tax on the Florida Power und Light fran­ chise.* The opposition to Hits appeared to mine from those who believed that the power company would puna (tie tax on to Its customers. Thr referendum was sched­ uled for Feb. 21: rvldrntly II passed as the stadium was built. TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Hairell k Beverly Transmissions Oviedo news Among thr college students rrturnlng to school after the holidays were Harold Jordan. Gene Gore. Benny Ward. Jim French and Joannr Meek. U of F: Mary Tooten und C a rlru r Wrltmon. FSU: Dorothy Ntblurk. Helen Swrat and Jam es Lawton. Southern College: Barbara Lee, •Hob J o n e s and 209 W . 25 th St. Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 SmlM~SmLoatm Another Item on the front Mica cited for voting record Stunning Shuwroom Over 4000 Styles Of Tiles! NO SUBCONTRACTORS W e U se Our Own I n s ta l le r s To G ive You Q u a lity I n s ta l la ti o n . L ife tim e T ile I n s ta lla tio n G u a r a n te e SPECIAL TO THE HERALD WASHINGTON. DC - Citizens for a Sound Economy recently presented a Jefferson Award to U.S. Congressman Jo h n Mica. Every two years. CSE grants Its Jefferson Award to mem­ bers of the House and Senate who cast votes that support CSE's mission of smaller gov­ ernment and lower taxes. The awards are determ ined at the end of each Congress by tabulating CSE's "key votes.* Taxation, spending, trade and regulation were the primary areas used In determ ining award winners In the 105th Congress. In all. 212 senators and representatives received the award. "Rep. Mica, on behalf of lire 250.000 members of CSE. I thank and congratulate you for your dedicated support of sound economic policies.* said CSE President Paul Beckner. 'Whether It meant support­ ing the limits of the budget plan, or legislation to limit regulation and m andates, you put ttie American consumer first. Those we honor today remember and practice what Thomas Jefferson said over 200 years ago— The people are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our lib­ erty.’* said Beckncr. CSE ts a nonpartisan, non­ profit research and education organization formed In 1984 to study and develop marketbased solutions to public pol­ icy problems. More informa­ tion on CSE and Its Jefferson Award can be found on the group's web site located at www.cse.org. m' f Y o u ’l l I J lc e N e v e r T h is A t S e e Q T h e s e Grad* 445 $1 I 39 In Stock Per Sq. F t L et Us S h o w Y ou Q u a lity Plus 65 Colors To C hoosa From jjjS k 0?1 4 ^ NV Installad with Luxury Pad Jfflr 12x 12 & 13X 13 12X 12 & 13X 13 Spanish 4 Italian Tllas Spanlahh 4 Italian Tllas G rads 445 $049 Starling From l i t y ^ BeautifulstainMaster 16X 16 & 18X 18 Reg. a P r ic e s !! W r iE SO CONFIDENT WITH OUR QUALITY TILK ft CARPET. YOi CAN ENJOY IT FOR A FILL* MONTH* BEFORE RARING A PAYMENT $2.19 u Starting From Sq. FL Installad $1 72 HOUR 09 Sq. FL To p ol tha U n a Merchandise FashionDecorCollection 13" » BERBER CARPET tMUtOIACaMs II <im limits MMaiMiMti SHOP IT HOME SERVICE i LOCAL DELIVERY! PROFESSIONALS Hw.-UL. 7am-|:38sm•Isatoy. IteeHga WEKIVA RIVERWALK 8m . UI .S LJ* UMrr 11 LAKE MARY GssSlM* PIsis (Career 43* 8 Wefcfts Sp. M .) 3441 LRU EMMA RO. (Mad Is Ki m *1) 88 4-766 7 >* 333-8181 ' Installed ir«<« won* 14* MM* SUMS �Sermnole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday, November 12,1996 •3A Student------ P O L IC E L O Q continued from Fag# 1A Amanda said. T m not the most out-going student In class. Pm kind of quiet. Hut. I enjoy per­ forming. I've been dancing since I was three.* Hack surgrry makes It diffi­ cult for Amanda lo dance. She lu d bark surgery last summer. On the day she gave her pay­ check away, she found oti! tlut she will nerd another back surgrry tills coming summer at Florida Hospital. On Tuesday Amanda will participate In Seminole's Proj­ ect Ouchy. donating various designs of Hand-Aids to the Pedl.ctnr Ward of Florida llosplt.il so children can have something different than plain brown Hand-Aids. Amanda wants to be a Pediat­ ric Oncologist, taking care of children with cancer. ‘When I was In the hospital (for bark surgery) 75 percent of the people In my hall were kids with c ancer,* Amanda said. *1 think It would be so rewarding to help them. When I was younger, my best friend had Cerebral Palsy. I wheeled her around, and helped with her braces. I'm used to helping people through pain.* Amanda said she Inherits her love for performance from her father. IJoyad. who Is artistic. She said her attention to detail comes from her mother. Sandy, who Is business and school oriented. She Is an only child, although she said her best friend Shannon Magulrr Is like a slslrr. ‘I in sure I got my brains from Imtli of my parents.* Amanda said. *1 like to help people, and I got that from both of them, too. Ks|>erlally my dad. If any­ one is in need, he puts their needs ahead of Ills own. He's constantly putting my needs ahead of Ills.* Amanda Is an avid reader, and lor fun she enjoys a day of shopping. She Is also a nature lover. *My mom and step dad (Tom) took me to Ktigl.md and Ice­ land.* Anunda said. *We Ihr following reports iw rr compiled from the Seminole Counli/ Sheriff* Office fo r incidents recorded Nov. 11: Driving u n d er the influence: OVIEDO, Decs Street, Nov. 9. 1:21 a.m.. A 38-yrur-old man was arrrslrd by Ovlrdo Police for driving under the Influence. SANFORD, U.S. Highway 17-92 at County Rood 427, Nov. 9. 12:50 a m A 41-year-old woman was arrested by Seminole County ttlirrUTs deputies for driving under the Influence. WINTER SFRINOS. Nodding Pino Way at Red Bog Lake Road. Nov. H. 2:19 a.m. A IB-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County sheriffs deputies for driving under the Influ­ ence and for |*ossesslon of alcohol by a person under the age of 21. D rugs: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Marker and Merritt Street, Nov. 9. 4:28 p m A 28-year-old man was arrested by Seminole County shertirs deputies for possession of more than 20 grams of iiiar1|uana and lor possession of dnig paraphernalia. The man was stopped for a traffic violation, deputies said, and they smelled burning marljuanu In the car. He told them he had smoked a Joint Is-fore leaving home and when they asked If there was any other marijuana in the car. he handed them two iNigglrs of mart|u.ina and u small scale. CASSELBERRY, Stats Rood 4S6. 1400 block, Nov. 9. 12:48 a.m A 22 year old woman was arrested by Seminole County shrrlH's deputies for possession of less than 20 grams of inuit|uunu. Deputies suld they had stopped h rr for a tralllr violation and that she kept pushing something dee|>er Into her I** ket as she lookrd for her driver license. W ren she refused to empty her pockets, a K-9 unit was called and the dog alerted officers to the presence of dnigs In her po< krt. A bag­ gie containing m.tr1|uunu was found In her pocket. SANFORD. U.S. Highway 17-92 at tha lakafroat. Nov 9. 2:05 a in A 28 year old man and a 22-year-old woman were a r ­ rested l»y Seminole County sheriffs deputies for possession of i rat k cocaine, possession of dnig paraphernalia and for re­ sisting arrest without violence. Deputies said they found the two in an area known for drug und prostitution activities. They said they were acting suspiciously and their pupils were di­ lated and they appeared high. When asked, they gave deputies names that changed on subsequent questionings. None of the uamt-s totild Ire matched with driver llceiise/ldeiillflcatlon card records Deputies said they searched an areu where they had lieen sin mg and found a beer can that had been converted Into a smoking device and two pieces of crack cocaine. SANFORD. French Avenue, 2300 block. Nov. 9. 10:4a p m . A 19 year old man was arrrsted by Sanford police for possession o( i ik .Hue with Intent to distribute and for possession of roi aim- Police said someone told them that u car driven by the defendant contained a large amount of cocaine. They said they conducted a traffic stop and. based on the Information thev had received, had a K 9 unit check out the car. Polic e said the dog alerted them to the presence of dnigs In a cigar case In the defendant's sock In the rase, they found 25 pieces of crack cocaine. toured all over Iceland. * Amanda's two favorite classes are Fantasy and Show Choir, fourth and fifth periods, with Mr. Maguire. She also enjoys physics with Mr. Woodruff, and English with Mrs. Sawyer. *1 have so many great friends and a great family.* Amanda said. ‘Shannon Is such a good friend, and the Maguires are like a second (amity lo me. Then there's Mathew Twlllcager and his sister Sarah. I like everything Pm doing, and Tm having fun.* Shannon said she considers herself a Presbyterian. Her mom was raised a Catholic, and her father was raised In the Church of Je su s Christ of Latter Day Saints. 'My mom took me to the Presbyterian Church whrn I was growing up.* Amanda said. *We knew some good family friends who went there.* Grrtchen Schapker. the prin­ cipal of Seminole, said Amanda Is an example of what the school Is all about. ‘Amanda Is a shining exam­ ple of what great kids we have here at Seminole.* Shapker said. T m so proud of Amanda, shea a great kid. Tills Is a wonderful. Christian act." Amanda said she rnjoys go­ ing to school at Seminole. "With the IB and Magnet pro­ gram we have one of the best la- cameled. Ilatnes vcid it is im|)ori.mt for (he high s< bools and rommunl,ji| t to get Involved. W T o t the past two or three years, high schools have started to slac k off.* he said. *Wr need for students to be In­ volved.* County sc hoots now hold u competition, based on enroll­ ment. over which one can do­ nate the most blood. The com­ petition Is teased on units of blood and units compared to the enrollment. Students have to lee 17-yrars-old tie donate, but. based on percentages cel seniors and Juniors compared to the amount donated, ll.ilnes s a i d Cruonut c a n t n m p r l r . He also said no our should be afraid of the proc ess. *A lot of kids arr scared to give blceced. but It’s so Important that they do.* he said. *We run tests for AIDS and other d is ­ eases and nuke It a very safe process.* Haines also said It's Impor­ tant for people to know llt.it assume Seminole Is a bad school. But there’s hardly any crime, and I haven't seen a light here In a long time.* Hurry in lor huge Holiday Savings! November 8-21 Watch For Our Big Toy Book.,. Cowing Soon! Day in tha Country ^ Piasantad by OFWC Woman's Club 25th Annual Arts A Crafts Fastival Saturday, Novambar 14, 1098 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Food, Prizos, Entertainment, 300+ Exhibitors Fr— Lyn » S h u ttle from O v M o N i p Sohao l Located at Law ton Elam antary School Lako Je ssu p Avo., and SR 426, Oviedo C r o o m s -------continued (tom Pag* tA schools In the area.* Amanda said. "We definitely have the best choral, dance und arts magnet school. So many people Crooms Is getting Involved In the community. "We want everyone to know were here.* ll.ilnes said. 'We're Irymg to lx- a pact of the cominiinlly and we need community Icunding. Anytiody can come, pest a» long as they call for a specific time. Then they don't have to wait all day.* The first 100 to donate blood will receive a free T-shirt. To sc hedule an appointment will) the Crooms Academy blood drive, call (107) 320 5750. extension 5710. A d v e r tis in g c o u r te s y o f Tha Cltlsons Banks of Oviodo and COOL 105.S G re a te r S a n fo rd C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e presents OBITUARIES Tuesday. Nov. 10. 1998. Horn In Henry County. Va.. she moved to Central Florida in 1958 from Graham. N.C. Mrs Hass was a seam stress In the garment Industry. She was a charter member of the Sanford Lodge of Women of the Moose. Mrs. Hass was a member of Central Baptist Church. S in ford. Survivors Include sons. Ronald G. Donley Jr.. Sanford. Gerald D. Donley Sr.. Graham. N.C.. P. Ralph Donley Sr.. Lakeland: sister. Allle Mae McRee. Sanford: 12 grandchil­ dren: 15 great-grandchildren. Collie Mae Livingston CALLIE MAE L1V1N0ST0N Collie Mae Livingston. 82, Hawkins Avenue, Sanford, died TUnday. Nov. 10. 1998 at her residence. Mrs. Livingston moved to Central Florida 55 years ago. Mrs. Livingston was a homemaker. She was a member of New Mount Calvary llaptlst Church. Sanford. Survivors Include sisters. Coriner Lovett, Hula Williams. iMith of Live Oak: brothers. Is­ rael Francis. Eugene Francis. ImiIIi of Live Oak: a host of grandchildren and great­ grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. DETTIE II. DONLEY BASS Hettle 11. Donley Hass. 81, Katlr Street, Sanford, died Baldwin-Fairchild O.iklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. WILLIAM H. FRENCH William II. French. 67. Cedar Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Nov. 10. 1998 at Central Flor­ ida Regional Hospital. Horn Dec. 12. 1930 In Walkertown. N.C., he moved to Central Florida in 196-1. Mr. French was a draftsman for Heml lx Corp. He was a member of Sanford Moose Lodge 1851, DAV #30. and American Legion Post 53. Mr. French served In the U.S. Navy. He was a Meth­ odist. Survivors Include sons. Mi­ chael W.. Nicholas IL. both of Sanford: mother. Flora Wlnsa. Sanford: long-time companion. Irene T. Miller. Sanford: one step grandson. Gramkow Funeral Home. Smford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Sanford Heritage Festival GRADY WILLIAMS Grady Williams. 76. Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford, died Wednesday. Nov. 11. 1998 at Denary Manor. Mr. Williams was bom Jan. 26. 1922. Mr. Williams was a retired con­ struction laborer. He was a U.S Army veteran. Mr. Wil­ liams was a Baptist. Survivors Include sons. Hertjcrt Walker. Syracuse. N.Y.. Daniel Sparks, Warren. Ohio, Moses Burke. Pennsylvania. Willie Burke. Sanford; 10 grandchildren: numerous great­ grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arrange­ ments. in the streets of historic downtown SANFORD, FLORIDA N O V E M B E R 13, 14 & 15 $5.00 Free Concerts (Children 12 and under free) www.OrlandoLive.n9l FRIDAY MH In j FUNERAL___________| Admission Includes m SATURDAY IllMsIKs*n Io9MHiaw+RW fM I h OIm lir.ii > f * I I * SUNDAY FOMlIWi Meente 10tm 1 49#U9Fts» t pm A 10 pm f Lonestar Chubby Checker Loverboy Baa*. B etti* H. Donley Fuiu-ral Services for Bottle Donley Bass. Hi. will lx- bold on Friday at II a.m. ul Ibe Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel in Sanford with Interment In Oaklawn Park Ceme­ tery. Tin- family will receive friends at liie funeral home on today from li until Mpan. Ik-ttk- Is preceded In ik-udi by a son Douglas B. Donley, husband. Ronald Grey Donley Sr., und husband. Albert A Bass. Bald­ win Fairehlld Funeral Home. San­ ford. 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Tsnnoot f la w * �4A • ------ ■ V M B lM f* ------Veterans /Aiy 1998 was c<bserved throughout America and also in ai­ l'd countries The annual obser­ vance S.mtorc s typical ot the pageantry and pat-iotism of the event The ceremony begins prec-sely at the nth hour of the 11th day ot the 11th month - the time the Armistice was signed for the end of WorldU’.ir I n 1919 Veterans from at wars are honored today M a rk e tp la c e A m e rica ’s Superm arket Puerto* by Tommy Vineon* Matt KudUic from Delancl a as one of several hundred veterans ob serving Wednesday s parade and ceremony in Sanford A A "Mac' Maclanahan a Navy vet and former Sanford City Com­ missioner. salutes the colors at the Veteran's Day Parade He served in tho Pacific in World War II E« Marine Sandi Uemtt and numbers of the B Duke Woody. Fleet Reserve Association Branch 147 Au»il iary showed their true colors on Wednesday SANFORD r17•92 CELERY AVE. 13th STREET tn 25th STREET Rep John Mica told veterans o! plans by Congress to improve their benefits and help them secure jobs in government He needed a hand when a tlag blew in his face. FRENCH AVE. 11irvr/kjw--Marketplace — > o 3D O 5 m 1514S. FRENCH AVE. - SANFORD PHARMACIST: Dana Wynn PHONE: 407 - 321-6626 HOURS: Mon.-Sal 9 amto 7 pm • State-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept most major insurance plans including Humana, Prudential, PCS, PAID, Medimet, MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options • Computerized prescription records • We carry a full line of quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and we'll contact your physician and take care of all the details. DOES VOIR INSURANCE IJST'lllE WINN-DIXIE PHARMACY AS AN AUTHORIZED PRESCRIFI10N PROVIDER? To find otii, talk to a \\inn-Dixie Pharmacist. Chances are good that you'll be covered at Winn-Dixie. 'U‘ie the kind of Pharmacy most carriers prefer - professional, convenient and affordable. II we are not on your provider's list, maybe it's time to speak up. Call your Human kesoune Depamiieiit or Benefits Manager M ay and say you want your health plan to include the Winn-Dixie Pharmacy �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. November 12. 1998 5A Veterans Day recognizes soldiers’ sacrifices Seminole Herald jxAitical analysis and commentary By DIU Keraa HERALD STAFF WHITER SKMINOI.K COUNTY - V drrans Day celebrates the sac ri­ ll n s American soldiers have made in preserve freedom. Tills crnlm y has seen freedom threatened tiy two world wars .mil a cold war Since the cold war ended, the military fares ( h.illrngrtt on many fronts. Thomas Jefferson warned the nation that ‘eternal vigilance Is the price of liberty.* In 11189. the world watched as the Merlin Wall was tom down brlrk-bylirtck In* Joyous Germans Since its construction In 1951 bv the Soviet Union dividing families from Fast and West Germany, the wall was a vivid reminder of the threat commu­ nism represented to the world's freedom Watching on television. Americans breathed a sigh of rebel as the wall came down Mv Dec of 1991. when the Set viet Union was otllctally d is ­ solved. the long Cold War dial Itegan In the shadows of W.W II was over Former President George Itush. a veteran ol World Wat II wondered aloud If we could be- entering a new era ol |M-ac e and unity today, that peat e Is frag­ mented bv terrorism from over seas and within the nations borders as Jefferson's wanting rings true. President Mill Clin­ ton Is considering a military strike on Iraq, as Saddam Hussein refuses to allow weap­ ons Inspections until the United Nations |UN) reconsid­ ers the sanctions placed on the tuition following the Persian Gulf War In 1991. Forces In the former Yugosla­ via. In particular Serbia and Ilosnla. wage brutal ethnic war. Military strategists want of the risks of ethnic conflict sp read ­ ing Into nearby Greece. Turkey, and Hussla. Historians remem­ ber dial It was ethnic blood­ shed In tilts region that pro­ vided the spark for WAV I The first word war was caused by ethnic groups. In eluding Yugoslavs, seeking In­ dependence. as well as German d ash es with France and llrltalii. Germany was seeking military and colonial power, and Mrttaln was threatened by Germany's Increasing naval buildup The war began m Europe m 1911. arid the IIS. under President Woodrow Wilson tried to stay neutral. Unrr strlc ted submarine warfare- by Germany dial cost American lives, and the threat non demoi rat It Germany posed to Arnerli an sec urttv brought thr U S Into the war In April. 1917 Tile U.S. fought alongslde Mrltaln . France, and Russia In the Allied effort. Admiral Wil­ liam S. Sims commanded the American naval effort. The 2 million man American Expedi­ tionary Force, led by General John J. Pershing, turned the tide of luittle In France. On November II. 1918. the war ended with an armistice. It's the ending of W.W.I dial marks Veterans Day celebra­ tions. Despite the efforts of Wilson after the war. peace did not last. Thr wounds and pov­ erty nations such as Germany. Italy and Japan suffrrrd from the war provided the seeds for the next terrible war. America entered WAV ll aftrr Japan attacked Pearl Ifartmr on Der. 7. 1941. Tlie war In Europe was more than two years old War was fought In Africa. Asia, and Europe. In volvlng 00 nations The U.S alone suffered over one million either dead or wounded by the time the war ended In 1945 with the dropping of two atomic iMitnbs and the Japanese sur render President Harry Truman dropped the atomic Iximb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki In Ja pan liec ause military strategists predicted over 100.000 Amerl cans would die in a land battle to defeat Japan Hie atrocities of Adolph lilt le r s Na/I Party in Germany, in chiding the Holocaust Out killed over six million Jews. left a lasting legacy to the world. U.S. General Dwight Elsen­ hower. a war hero In Europe, led military efforts to ensure documentation of concentration camps so they would never be forgotten. Hie U.S. became the leading world power after WAV.!!, fac ing c hallenges from the communist Soviet Union and China. The Korean and Vietnam wars, as well as other military efforts, can be seen as part of the Cold War against communism. 'file American military was in ­ strumental In rebuilding J a ­ pan's economy and government under the Marshal Plan. A democratic Japan provided a key buffer to communist China. The Containment Policy of the Truman presidenc y set the tone for the Cold War. with the goal of halting communist expan­ sion It was believed that com­ munist expansion In Korea or Vietnam would trigger further expansion throughout Asia, e n ­ dangering American security. Hie Korean War was fought from 1950-195.1 to stop com­ munist N Korea from taking control of now-democratic S. Korea Over 33.000 Americans died and over 100.000 Ameri­ cans were wounded In the ef­ fort Tilt- Vietnam War was never dec lared by Congress, but the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution of 1964 marks the beginning of full-scale fighting, following the N. Vietnamese sinking of American destroyers In the gulf. At tin- bright of fighting In 1965. there were over 500.000 American troops in the region. Thr Vietnam War ended In a cease fire In 1973. At a cost of over 16.000 American lives and 300.000 wounded. South Viet­ nam remained Irec- from com­ munism Today we arc- spared (lie lit mull of the Vietnam War. and the nuclear bomh scares of the Cold War. The Cold War Is over, and few people miss It. We breathe more easily, whileasking the military to stand ready on multiple fronts, from Iraq to Mosul.i and elsewhere The fragmented peace we live In still demands ‘eternal vigi­ lance.' C R E D IT C A R D S ! - NO INCOME REQUIREMENTS • NO SECURITY DEPOSIT - NO CREDIT CHECK If i uu are over I * A hj\ t a checking account, i au are GUARANTEED APPROVAL! CALL: 1-800-929-8818 V oice stress rehearsal a m ust By Hu m White I IEKAI.D S IAt I WRITER SEMINOIJ-: COUNTY Hiring a good deputy or any law en ton ement employee requires thorough Investigation proce­ dures this is whv Seminole Countv Sheriff Don Eslinger Is pun basing a $8 815 Computer Vole e Stress Anulv/er Thr instrument will be used fur |»i»- employment iruth verlfl ( .ilk in examinations The Hoard ot County Com mi-, moinets till Itiesd.IV «JP |Moved tile expeiulllure tl 0111 ihr 1.ow Union einent 1rust Eli ml i ''III!-* Is a legitimate ex pcnsr.’ Commissioner Win A<!.uni said "We don't want to put weapons In the hands of deputies whose heads are sc rewed on wrong.'* Chief Deputy Steve Harnett sold today dial although the turnover of shehffs office deputies and employees Is low- 15 (trnent a year) ll is essen tlal to proc ess and validate the «redrnflals of those who ate hired as replacements "We need to do tills to maintain the tntegntv ot the office.* Harriett said Ihe Sheriffs lllllce has 700 employers who In the past took a polygraph test as pact ol their hinng In recent years, most private companies and law en ton ement agrnc les have re placed the |mlygruph testing with the ( ompuler Voice Stress Analv/er fCVSAI T h e CVHA is one of many hiring tools used today -sUd George Srllrrv. Senior Man ager/Financ lal Servtrrs for the Seminole Shrrtlf's Other ‘Law enforcement agencies compete tor the liest people they can get If you lose someone, you want a good person coming In Thr CVSA testing takes less time than thr old methods. It Isn't what makes or breaks a candi­ date It's part of the process." Srllrry. who came to Setnl- note from the Volusia County Sheriff* Olllce, said tliat Volu­ sia lias l*ern using the CVSA lor the last three years In ad ­ dition to taking less time than a polygraph Sellerv said the CVSA Is less intrusive to po initial employees Hie Seminole County Slier ill's Division ol Investigative Services has used a CVSA 111 stniment to assist m criminal rases, which had had prree deuce over the use ol pre employment truth verifications In March 1998. the Stir-rill’s lllllre autlinrUfd one itvtlt.Ul mt'iiiliei ol the Klllploycr Rrla lions Division to become a c er­ tified operator of the CVSA. Tills relieved a sworn member from performing the preemployment exams It is antu qxitr'd that the i VSA Instrument will be used at the rate of approximately 1(X) per calendar year for preemployment exams. Also approved by the Hoard of County Commissioners on Tuesday was an expenditure of $18,700 from the Law Enforce­ ment Trust Fund to purchase supplies for the county's Drug Abuse Resistance Education program The D A R E program Is a 17-week course tlut teaches elementary school s tu ­ dents to say no to drugs and al <ohol. There is a D.A.R.K program currently at eat h elementary s« hoot In the county. Area school ollirlals and law enfort ement agencies are pleased with tfie DARK, results, but there are frequent re|>orts else­ where m the country tliat the program Isn't all tliat It should be. F i n e I t 4x l i i x i i l * i z z c r i n . I n c . r1 1. 2. 3. I 4. '^ 5 . S t e a k & C h o e s o 'Your Way D a v e 's S p e c i a l N i c k 's S p e c i a l C h ik C o r d o n B le u S ic ilia n S u b ORDINANCE NO. 906 AN O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y O F LAK E M ARY. F LO R ID A . A M E N D IN G C H A P T E R 154. Z O N IN G C O D E . O F T H E C IT Y O F L A K E M AR Y LAN D D E V E L O P M E N T R E G U L A T IO N S ; E S T A B ­ LIS H IN G A D E V E L O P M E N T S T A N D A R D S O V E R L A Y D IS T R IC T T O BE D E S IG N A T E D A S T H E ‘ D O W N T O W N D E V E L O P M E N T DISTRICT*. E S TA B L IS H IN G T H E G E O G R A P H IC A R E A T O BE D E S IG N A T E D AS T H E D O W N T O W N D E V E L O P M E N T D IS ­ T R IC T ; E S TA B L IS H IN G T H E U S E S A L L O W E D W ITH IN T H E D O W N T O W N D E V E L O P M E N T D IS T R IC T . E S T A B L IS H IN G TH E R E G U L A T IO N S O F D E V E L O P M E N T W ITH IN T H E D O W N ­ T O W N D E V E L O P M E N T D IS TR IC T; P R O V ID IN G F O R IN T E N T A N D P U R P O S E ; PR O V ID IN G F O R D E F IN ITIO N S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R C O N F L IC T S . S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N D AN E F F E C T IV E D A TE . N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by the C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, that said C O M M IS S IO N will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday November 19, 1998 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 map below. V iv o n a i i i i i N O T IC E O F P U B L IC H E A R IN G In clu d o m etilpm 4 3 3 o i d rin k North of Lake Mary Boulevard, south of Alma Avenue, east of Fifth Street and west of First Street and Old Lake Mary Road ____ Pick up your coltl hour, Ainu A sudu's tor the uamo Hours Mon • Snt Ham - tOpm • Surt 11um - lOptn 3 2 4 -5 1 4 7 2477 P A R K Ave. • 3 2 4 -1 3 4 1 FAX 324-4420 (C o r n u r o » 4 0 A A P a rk A v a .) S A N F O R D FREE Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute Heratd Ptvocoby Tonsny VW<c»nt Paramedics treat several high students who succumbed to the heat Wednesday after marching in the Veterans Day Parade in Sanford Heat affects marchers By BUI Kerni I IKKALI) STAFF WHITER SANFORD - Heat plagued on otherwise beautiful Veterans Day Parade Wednesday at Wa­ terfront Park In Sanford. Paramedics from the Sanford Fire Department treated 15 students In Seminole High School's ROIC program and one veteran for heat exhaustion symptoms after they finished marching in the downtown pa­ rade. ‘Everyone is fine.* Sanford Fire Department Chief Tom Hickson said. "It surprised me. because I didn't think It was tliat hot. Many of them said they hadn't eaten before the p a ­ rade. They had minor heat ex­ haustion. and some had a little nausea. They Just needed to cool down after working so hard.* One student was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital as a precaution, and released Liter In the day. The other students and the veteran were taken Inside City Hall to cool down. Hickson said. Still T h e F o r Local News St-n-l/io Seminote Cocmli/ Since 1908 &riitiiiolr tytralb 300 N French Ave.. Sanford 1407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 Cuturuct & (iluuconta Screening 9 - II a.m. Call l-800-EYE EXAM Lake M an Orange City Davtona Beach (407)333-5111 (904) 774-0044 (904) 788-6696 Every Friday Every Monday Every Tuesday - Or hutowuu«*nt»,oulow IMI a ,ou ngk torttutoto;« ewe* or torn-c-va) Hu*>r«"*«un« is ni snot***or trooimonl otteft a p— tounodtt * ol is] a T2kourt ot tothoulwlxomru A lortut tie dacouMul kt oi nduut w>fl nimnilion or Ireimynt l SANFORD HERITAGE FESTIVAL ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW THROUGH NOVEMBER 12. Advanced 3-day admission tickets for the Sanford Heritage Festival ure available at several outlets in Seminole County und the Sanford area now through November 12. The 3-day tickets sell for $10 00 ($5 00 savings) and are good all three days of the festival I)a-ly gate admission is $5 00 and children 12 years old and under will be admitted free. Advance 3-day tickets can be purchased at the following locations: / The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. TOO East First Street. Sanford, Sun Trust Hanks, Sanford. / Huntington Hanks, Sanford ✓ Seminole County Convention und Visitors Ilur-au, 105 International Parkway, Heathrow * v %' ✓ Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, Siiifs'd Heriagt 4590 U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselberry. Fnchal The Public Hearing will be held in the City Commission Chamber at 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary The Public is invit­ ed to attend and be heard. Said hearing may continue from time to time until a final action is made by tho City Commission. Copies of the Ordinance in full are available in the Community Development Division at City Hall. Monday through Friday. 0 00 A M. until 5 00 PM ., for persons desiring to review it N O T E : P E R S O N S A R E A D V IS E D T H A T A TA P E D R E C O R D O F T H IS M E E T IN G IS M AD E BY T H E C IT Y F O R ITS C O N V E ­ N IE N C E . T H IS R E C O R D MAY N O T C O N S T IT U T E AN A D E ­ Q U A TE R EC O R D FOR TH E P U R P O S E S OF APPEAL FR O M A D E C IS IO N M ADE BY T H E C IT Y A N Y P E R S O N W IS H IN G T O E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E Q U A T E R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D ­ IN G S IS M A IN TA IN E D F O R A P P E L L A T E P U R P O S E S IS A D V IS E D T O M AKE T H E N E C E S S A R Y A R R A N G E M E N T S AT HIS O R H E R O W N E X P E N S E P E R S O N S W ITH D IS A B IL ITIE S N E E D IN G A S S IS TA N C E T O PA R TIC IP A TE IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E C IT Y AD A C O O R D I­ N A TO R 48 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G A T (407) 324-3024. C IT Y O F LAKE MARY. F L O R ID A Carol Foster. City Clerk �Pot of tho W o r k $ « 4 B ; i « n ?• <2 u s in e s s s i fI ;, CARPET s & C E R A M IC T IL E it W HOLESALE ’ ’ UY RECYCLf D P R IC E S QUALITY VALUE SELECTION 12Months SameAs Cash*W.A.C or L E S S !! ! AND SAVk 8 4 I > l P 4 Carpet Ce>:?1mii: Nothing JI. F ro m T'le F ro m 4 V in y l R e m n a n ts Over snoo. 'Applies ontv« IO •»*•* only ! HOURS E2>F ■•-» R » Mon I tints Fri Silt Suiut.iy |? I | 1 i »jJA'aU ’u v l v MillVi bpin Oiim Spin t 1.mi S pi t •filing > l l f Appo>i.liia-nt H A Itl.A lfV S U A R G A II\J!ii B A R G A IN S B A R G A IIX IS B A R G A IN S B A H G A IIX IS �ExtrtLPQint9 „, N ew Jeff Berlinicke W e d n e sd a y le a d e r Upset moves Nobles Communication to top o f heap Herald Staff Writer ■ 7 Dean Sadtk HERALD SPORTS EDITOR hurst Park. Pebble Junction, which entered the game tied for first place, scored four runs In the fourth In­ ning to break a 5-5 tie. But Adapco tied the game on consecutive sin­ gles by Bobby Brown. Chris Bryson. Stewart and KuctnskJ. then scored the go-ahead nin two outs later on a single by Terry Atkinson. Nobles Communication then went about the This will be an interesting year for hoops fans Benitez, Rams ready for state title defense SANFORD _ Jo h n Stewart and Matt Kuctnnkt drove In three runs each and Adapco scored five runs In the fifth Inning to rally for a 10-9 upset of Pebble Junction In City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men’s Wednesday Night Fall Slow Pitch Softball League action at Pine- SANFORD _ This Is one of the toughest times of the year to be a high school basketball fan. Opening games are right around the comer, yet. like the NFL pre-season and baseball's spring training, we have to alt through Jamborees and tip-off tournam ents that don't mean an awful lot and only whet the appetite for the real thing. Conference ball Is always the best, but that doesn't really kick In for another few weeks, so for now. we Just have to be patient and wonder about a few things that will make this season one of the most Interesting In years. For one thing. Is Seminole County as down as everyone seems to think? Well. If you compare it to last season, the question Isn't fair because 1997-98 was one of the best seasons In these parts in history. Remember Lake Howell's boys winning their first-ever district title behind a group of seniors and then-junior Reggie Kohn? Remember Lake Mary's boys losing heartbreaker after heartbreaker all season, then get­ ting hot at the right time and earning a trip to the state playoffs? Remember the classic Lake Howell-Ovtedo match-ups that went to the wire both times? Remember how Drew Morgan revitalized a slumping Lake Brantley program? Remember how Seminole became one of the strongest teams in the county and actually led Oviedo 27-0 at one point last season? Remember Winter Springs and Winston Jam es growing up before your ryes and going from a young group of kids to a team that could hang with anybody for 32 mlnules? Let's not forget tHe'girls. How can anyone not remember Lake Marys stomp towards a state championship (while we're at It. how can anyone forget that four re­ turning starters and the county's best freshman round out this year's starling lineup)? How about the changes at Winter Springs which now has everyone relum ing from last year's team as well as Oviedo transfer Mary Lou Johnston and Lake Brantley-transfer Danal Hicks, who Is a rebounding machine? At Oviedo, you know the Lions will always be In contention, but this year they will have to do without retired coach Tom Blerl. Brian Wilson Is his replacement, but the Lions never seem to miss a beat and should be In the mix at the end. As for this year, the memories of 1997-98 were great, but the problem Is that, except for the Lake Mary girls juggernaut and Winter Springs still with no seniors, very few players return. On the boys' side. Seminole still has Cornelius Blue. Kohn Is back at Lake Howell and Jam es returns at Winter Springs. Among the girls, well, except for Lake Mary. Johnston and her gang at Winter Springs should be the most Improved team In the county, and Seminole has some youngsters returning, but graduation has decimated some of the better teams In the county. For starters. Lake Mary's boys team lost al­ most everyone, and the Lyman girls team suf­ fered devastating losses as well. Seminole County basketball will always be fun and Interesting and the best way to look at It Is that, with so many graduation losses, the field Is wide open. In the boys ranks, anyone can win the cham ­ pionship. and anyone can finish last. It's that wide open. Among the girls. If Lake Mary hasn't already made Its reservations for Lakeland at the end of the season, someone better start moving on that nght now. The Rams are a lock. Other than them, like the boys, the race Is wide open. The talent may be down, but It will always be fun to be a fan of Seminole County basketball. L a s t S e c o n d S h o t: With the computer now taking strength o j schedule Into account when determining who plays In the national college football championship game, do you think Florida's Steve Spurrier Is regretting his decision to open the st>ason with two high school teams? I t J tff isiiisln k s ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ Winning the state championship last year was easy compared to what fares Aly Be­ ni lex and the Lake Mary girls soc­ cer team this year. Now they have to repeat. There's a price on thetr heads af­ ter a season In which the Rams lost to Oviedo in the district finals and had to hit the road each week before the 1-0 win over Edgewater In the state finals. Benltex had the winning goal In the game, one of her county-high 40 goals. She has dominated Seminole County soccer since her sophomore season and It paid off this week when she signed to play at the University of Virginia, a top10 national program, next year. Benltex said she is expecting to start next year at Virginia, but It was tough to decide between the Cavaliers and Notre Dame, a school where she knew players and has one of the strongest programs in the nation. "It came down to Virginia and Notre Dame, and I picked UVA be­ cause It Is a younger team with a growing program and the campus Is gorgeous." Benltex said. April Heinrich coaches the Cavs and Is one of the most prominent women players In the country. *1 wanted to be a part of a pro­ gram that Is growing Instead of one that is traditionally great.* Benltex said. "UVA has awesome support for Its soccer program." The Cavs lose only two graduat­ ing seniors .ifter this season In which they recently received a first-round b y r in the NCAA tour­ nament. For now. Benltex Is concerned with getting another state cham pi­ onship ring at Lake Mary. *1 think It will be harder this time around.* she said. "Everybody’s going to be out to get us so we have been working a lot harder. Coach told u s before o u f first practice that I* would be harder to repeat.* The Rams lost little to gradua­ tion. but one loss was goaltender Jordan Kellgren. Brandy Mallze transferred from Lake Brantley and Is expected to take over. Benltex said the team hasn't for* gotten last year’s success, but a new season means new challenges. "We're trying to prepare for a n ­ other good season, but we just have to be focused on now and not what happened last year.* Benltex h a s a lot to remember about laat year. Alter the loss to Oviedo, the Rama looked devas­ tated. but found a way to rebound. By the time the championship Haase see lo e e e r . Page 2» S.Y.F.A. business of taking sole possession of first place, scoring eight runs In the third Inning and five nins In the fourth Inning on the way to a 15-2 Run Rule victory over Wells Contracting. The final game of the evening found the Lynch Mob jumping out to a 14-0 lead and rolling to a 19-7 triumph over Bayllner Marine. Nobles Communlcajlon Is now 7-1 and holds Lake Mary girls soccer star Aly Benitez h as her eyas set on leading the Rams to another state champtonship and then going to the University of Virginia next year. ■mvM Flag titles to Gators, Falcons closes with beach bash Special to the Herald NEW SMYRNA BEACH _ The Sanford Youth Football A ssocia­ tion traveled to New Smyrna Beach to play the Barracuda's In the final games of the regular season In the Pop Warner Football League and reaped a little Halloween Havoc at Airport Field. The Mltey-Mltes (1-6) played hard but came up short In the only loss of the day for the Noles, 12-22. Mark Layton. Josh Tipton. Henry Dye. are expected to return next year. The J r. Peewees (5-3) rolled to an Impressive win 26-13. This team also expects to retain a large por­ tion of It's starters next year. In­ cluding Rodney Grant. Kevin El­ liott. Darvtus Buggs and Pat Bow­ ers. Next up was the Peewees (5-3). which won 6-0 when Chris Smith found the end zone. Look for younger players like A J. Arm­ strong. Tom Quinn, and Nick Mar­ tin to return. The J r. Midgets (8-0) cruised to a much needed win before the play­ offs. But things looked bleak for as the Cuda's scored first. Missing from the side lines was head coach Carl Tipton, who was hospitalized to have his appendix removed and Please see 8.Y.F.A.. Page 2B By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Phot* by J o k « CuUtua SANFORD _ The Optimist Club ol Sanford's Athlete of the Week was re­ cently awarded to Seminole High School sophomore football player Willie Bennett. The converted defensive back ran for 185 yards and scored three touchdowns In his first start against Oak Ridge. Bennett receives his award from Optimist member Andy Nichols. SANFORD _ There were no changes In the final standings, but the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Youth Flag Football League closed out Its regular season with four excellent ball games on the field across from Sanford Middle School. In the Minor Division, the unde­ feated Gators scored once In each half to withstand a threat from the Rattlers. 14-6. In the other Minor game, the Bengals got a 25-yard touchdown run from Cory Brooks on a reverse In overtime to edge the Golden Knights. 6-0. In the Major Division, the Bears got a two-yard touchdown from Jam es Hager and Shamar Williams added a two-point conversion run with less than two minutes left In the game to end the champion Fal­ cons' hopes of an undefeated sea­ son. 14-13. The other game was also a beauty as Jake Polk's extra point run after an three-yard Bill Carroll touch­ down run gave the Cowboys a 1413 victory over the Jaguars. The final standings are: Please see Flag. Page 2B Winter Series kicks off new FASCAR points season P rom S ta ff R eporta BITHLO _ Orlando Speedworld and New Smyrna Speedway started a new point season this past weekend with the Winter Series! This Is a short point series that runs until the 22nd and 23rd of January 1999. It Is an Individual track scries and does not have a combined points race. This point series has been done twice BUT this year the points do not go to the regular points series which begins January 29th Orlando Speedworld and January 30th New Smyrna Speedway! We will continue to run year round but the point season Is now split Into two competitions. FASCAR Is changing and with every change time Is needed...good things are yet to cornel This Friday night the SARA Open Wheeled Modtfleds will run a special $1,000 to win 50 Lap race. The winners from Orlando on Nov. N th were B.J. McLeod In r Late Model. Larry McCormack in Limited Late Model. Glen Carter In Sportsman. Kenny Heckle In Modified. Brian VanAlstlne in Mini-Stocks. Lance Allison in Bombers. Wancn Schuur in Run-A-Bouts and Charlie Grlfllth In 4Cyllnder Bombers. Racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa CutofT. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA _ Seven drivers showed off the.r ability as the Baby Grands made a special appearance at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday. Winners In last - week's features were _ David Rogers In Late Model, Jeremy Fitch In Limited Late Model. Robert Ham In Modified. Rich Clouser In Sportsman. Bob Doxie In Mini-Stocks. Greg Sayler In Bombers and Joe Brogan In Please see Racing, Page 2B �2U •Serrenole Herald, Santord. Florida •Thursday. November 12. 1998 TEAM trying to reestablish sportsfishing on Lake Talquin SANFORD _ The Rood new* Is that Ashing for b a s s , erapple and bream at Lake Talquin near Tallahassee ain't bad. Tlie bad news Is that It's not all that good either. Giving the eutrophlc reservoir only ’so-so* Ashing marks. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission |GFC1 biologist Rich Cailtcux Is leading a TEAM (Team Effort Accomplishing Management) task to reestablish a quality sportflshery at the once popular 8.200-acre angling hotspot. Formed in the late 1920*. following completion of Jackson Bluff Dam thal impounded part of the Ochlockonee River. Lake Talquin already has experienced two extreme Legal Notices N0TICB OP A PUBLIC MBANIHO TO COMSIOIR TM I ADOPTION OP AN OBOINANCB ST T N I C ITY OP IANPONO. PLONIOA None* la r>»»bi given mat a Public Hearing *>U b* held m tsa Commiaeton Room al tna City Hall In the City et Sanford. Florida. at 7 00 o'clock PM. on Novambar 2). IS M . to conardar ttva adoption of an ordmanca by the City of Santord. Plortda. titia of t»n*ch ia aa tohowa: OBOINANCB NO. S444 AN OADMANCS OP TMfl CITY OP SANPOBO PLONIOA. CLOS­ ING. VACATING. ANO ABAN­ DONING THAT CtNTAIN POR­ TION OP (LM AVtNUB ANO A PORTION OP 4TH S T R U T . LYING SBTWtSN 2ND S T R U T ANO 4TH STR U T ANO B C TW IIN MYRTLB AVBNUI ANO (LM AVI NO I IN TH t CITY OP SANPORO. PLONIOA: PRO­ VIDING PON SSVCNABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO BPFICTIVI DATS. A copy than ba avariabia al ma olbca of tna City Clark for all paraona deewmg lo aramina ma tame. All oartios In mtaraat and cditana anaH ham an opportunity to bo hoard at add hearing. By ordar ol the City Commiaaion of tha City af Santord. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEIOING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATI IN ANY OP THISC PROCEEDINGS SNOULO CON­ TACT TMI HUMAN RESOURCES Of PICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-3434 4S HOURS IN AOVANCE OP THE MEETINO. AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: H a paraon dacidaa ta appaal a dacit'On mada trith roapacl to any matlar conardarad al tha abova mooting or hooting, ha may naad a r orbatan rocord of tha procaadmga. including tha taatnnony and pyfdanca. mulch record w not promdad by tha City of Sanford. IPS 2*4311091 Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Publish: November 12. ISM DEW-M m tm t w sc ma CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IR AND FOR SEMINOLS COUNTY 0ERERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. SB-SOfd C A -f 4-B CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY P/K/A CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff, op VS HOPE A. ANDERSON. 4 living, and all unknown parties claiming by. through, under and •gamst tha abova named dafandant(a) who are not known lo ba dead or alive, whether aa<d unknown partiaa may claim an mtaraat aa tpouaaa. hairs, devisees, giantess, or other c'aimanta.___ _ unknown pereonla) m possession ot ma tubtect real property. •t: , . unknown perton(k) m poteaksion ot ms kubiect real property. 12. • Defendants. NOTfCB OP ACTION TO Hops A. Anderson 21T Loch Low Drive Sanford. PL 32TT1, but who Is concealing herself so thal process cannot ba personalty served upon her YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor loraciosurs of mort­ gage on the following described property: LOT M . SANFORD PLACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN Legal Notices PLAT BOOK S3. PAGES 33 THROUOH 3S, PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLONIOA. haa boon filed agamet you and you a>a required to tervo a copy of your arnttan dafonaaa. if any. to It, on ANDREW L. PIVICOAT. Attorney for tha Ptalntlff. whose addroaa ia 4010 Boy Scout Boularard. Suit# 450. Tampa. Florida 33007 on or before thirty days from tha data af the first publication of thre notice and We the ongmai with tha Clark af true Court either before earsice an Plaintiffs attorney er immadrataty therea dafauW wib agafnat you for tha NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE PAIN OSBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USEO PON THAT PURPOSE. WITNESS my hand and tha eeei of text Court on OCTOBER 30. IM S. (SEAL) Maryanna Morse As Clark of the Court By: Ruth King At Deputy Clark CODILIS S ETAWtARSKI 4010 Bay Scout Boufovird Suits 450 Tampa. Florida 33S0T Talephono (SIS) ST7-S00S CAS PM-03143 Publish November S. 12. IS M DEW-33 NOTfCB OP A PUBLIC NBABEMB TO CONStOBR TUB ADOPTION OP THE C IT Y OP Notice la hereby grmn that a B.,y,nf M, Nrw - ■•* m a - -e-m M niw ig ntw wira ij wsvi nvig n City Had m the City al Sanlard . Plortda. M T OO o'clock PM. on November 23, IS M , to consider the odvptlon of an ardfnanco by tha City of SanforJ. Florida, mto of oduch ta ta foRowa: AM ONOWANCt OP T H t CITY OP SANPORO. PLORtOA. CLOS­ ING. VACATING. ANO ABAN­ DONING THAT CERTAIN POR­ TION OP TROPIC PARK DRIVE LOCATED SETWEEN COLLINS DRIVE ANO C.R. 437 ANO U S. 17-52 (ORLANDO DRIVE) ANO C.R. 427 IN THE CITY OP SAN­ PORO. PLORIOA. RESERVING AN EASEMENT FOR PUBLIC UTIUTY PURPOSES: PROVID­ ING POR SEVERABILITY. CO N­ FLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE OATS. A copy shall ba available al tha office of tha City Clark for all paraona dewing to eiamma AM partiaa m interest and citltana than ham an opportunity to bo hoard at oard hearing By ordar al tha City Commiaaion of tno City of liitfonj. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABlLITlIS NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANT OP TH ESI PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-S43S 4 i HOURS IN AOVANCE OP THE MEETINO. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: if a paraon docidoa lo appeal a decision mada with respect lo any matlar conardarad al tha above masting or hearing, ho may naad a verbatim tha pro­ ceedings. including tha testi­ mony and avidance. which record to not provided by the City ot Santord. (PS 294 0103) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clark Publish: November 12. IS M DEW-SS Legal Notices * v* *V»• t i**•• i NOTICE OP INTENT TO USB TNB URIPORM MBTMOO OP COLLECTING NON-AO VALORSM ASSESSMENTS POR WATER. RECLAIMED WATSR, SEWAGE. BOO PAVING AND DRAINAGE. SIOSWALKS. AQUATIC WEED CONTROL. STREET LIOMTINO. T N I MANDATORY COLLECTION. RECYCLING ANO DISPOSAL OP SOLID WASTB ANO STORMWATSN MANAGEMENT THROUGH SURFACE WATER CORTROL Tha Board of County Commissioners ot Seminole County. Florida (ina Board*) haraby providaa notice, pursuant to Section 19 7 1432 13) (a). Florida Statutes, of Ha intent to ueo tha uniform method of collecting non-ad valor»m assessments to ba levied mroognout Seminole county, for tha coal Of providing water, 'scluimad water, sawags. road paving and drainage. walla, sidawaiee. aquatic weed control, atroal lighting, the mandatory col'ection. recycling and disposal of solid waste, and stormwater management through surface water control commencing the nsat Fiscal Year end each year thereafter The Board will consider tha adoption of a resolution electing to use tna uniform method ol collecting non-ad valorem assessments authorised by Section t97 3432 Florida Statutaa. at a public hearing lo ba held at 7 00 PM . oi at soon thereafter aa possible, on tha tlh of December, 1 994. at the Seminole County Sarvicaa Building. Room 102S. 1101 East F.rtt Straat. Sanford. Florida Such resolution will state the need for tha levy and will conla.n a legal description ot tha boundaries of ms real property Subject lo the levy Copies of tha proposed from of tha resolution, which contains the legal description of ms rest property subject lo tha levy, are on file at the Department of Fiscal Services and County Commission Records ol Sem.noie County. Florida. County Services Building. MO' East First Street. Santord. Florida. All interested persona ere nvitsd to attend For additional information regarding this notice, please contact tna Sem.noie County MS8U Coordinator. (407) M S-717$. Paraona mm disabilities needing assistance to participate m any ol these proceedings should contact tna Employes Relations Department ADA Coordinator 40 hours m advance ot tha masting at (407) 4437941. Persons are advised that, if they dee ds to appeal any decision mads at tin* hearing, tney will need a record of tna proceedings end for eucn purpose, tney may need to insure that a verbatim ■•cord ol ma proceedings is mada. which record includes the teat mony and evidence upon which tha appaal is to ba baaed, per section 2)6 Digs. Florida Siatutee. ATTEST Maryanns Morse. Clerk to the Board ot County Commissioners in and for Seminole County,. Florida By Cerylon Cohen. Deputy Clerk Publish October 29. November 3. 12. end 19. I99S DEV-197 OUTDOORS JIM SHUPE drawdowns In 1984 and 1991. which provided a quick fix for local and area angler*. Another drawdown is scheduled early thl* year, whu ) Callteux I* confident will be a significant step m restoring the lake to robust health. , Drawdowns are vital to lakes with stabilized water level* because they expose bottom sediment* to the sun's ray* which. In tuni. make* mechanical tnuck removal caster ana Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP TNB 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH ARD POR SBMIROLB COUNTY. PLONIOA CAB5 NO. 94-1344 CA 140 PLONIOA BAN NO. 511148 IRWIN MORTOAQE CORPORATION P/K/A MLAN0 MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ptamtiff. ye. BRIAN R. BA2SMORS. ET AL. NOTtCB OP BALE Notic a M haraby Erven mot m accordance with the Final Judgment of Poreeloaure entered on October 30. IB M m civil action no. 55-1550 CA-14G in tno Circuit Court of SEMINOLI County. PtarIda. In trMch Brian R. Bat antare. at al. sears Defendants and IRWIN MORTQAQE CORPORATION P/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION. Mia Ptamtiff. I will eeil Ov. Ngec fw a—*—ewBet enAk It al Irtw ki^AAeO wf^Wm Wsste Waal Rom Boor. 101 N. Park Aeo.. Sanford PL 51711 between the ftoura af 11.00 a m. Mto 2.00 pat. an D IC IM B IR 101. IB M Mia following PeecrtGod real property: Lot 102. Oprtngetow. According ^ a n a n M iA il TO OM in* P'Mi in p w r ot ervconiva m Plat Book 20. Fagea 42 and 41. ol mo PuGMc Roc orda of Bommot# County. Florida. 1030 Dtkewaad Court. Winter Park PL 12752 DATE: October 20. IB M (Court BooO MARYANN • MO R BI Clark of Circuit Court Jono I . Jaoovrtc As Deputy Clerk Matthew J. Schkchie Attorney M Law 2114 HetfywOOd Bled. Hollywood. PL 11020 PuBMcation of this notice an November 5.12. IB M m tha fgilowing pubkcotlon: Seminole DEW-34 M TNB CIRCUIT COUNT POR SBEHNOLB COUNTY, CIVIL DIVIBfOR tO. 94-141S -C A -14-G OLENOALE p e o e r a l BANK. P.B.B., Ptamtiff. vi. THAXUR PEREAUO and MARY P. PEREAUO. tus wife: ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. INC. f/kJa PORO CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED OSFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVI ANY RIOHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN T H I PROPERTY HEREIN DE SC HIRED. Oafandante. NOTfCB OP B A L I PURSUANT T O CHARTBR 44 NOTICI IS H IR IR V GIVEN pursuant ta an Ordar er Summary Pinal Judgment of foreclosure dated October 10. I9M , and entered m Casa No. M -1 I3 9 -C A -I4 -0 of me Crrcwft Court of mo Eighteenth Judicial Circuil in and tor Seminole. Florida, wkeretn GLENDALE PEOERAL BANK. P.S.B.. la Ptamtiff and THAXUR PEREAUO and MART P. PEREAUO, Ma wife; ASSOCIATES HOMS EQUI­ TY SERVICES. INC. f/k/a PORO CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UH0ER OR AOAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVINO OR CLAIMING TO HJWI ANY RIOHT. TITLE OR INTER­ EST IN T H I PROPERTY HEREIN 0SSCRIBE0. are defendants. I wtN seif to tha highest and Seal bidder lof cash al tha weal front door ot the Seminole County Courthouse. 301 Norm Pork Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32T7t. al II 00 o'clock a.m. on ma 1st day ol DECEMBER. ISM , tho following described property et eat forth m said Ordar or Final Judgment, to-v.it LOT 353. MAN0ARIN SECTION EIGHT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED W PLAT BOOK 17. PAOES S3 ANO S3. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE c o u n t y , Fl o r id a If you are a person with a dieabthty who need* any accom­ modation m ordar to participate m this proceeding, you are enti­ tled. al no coal to you. fo tha provision of certain aeeitlancs. Pleats contact the Court al I 407-131-4330 within two (2) working days of your recaipt of this Notice, if you are heermg or voice imptired. can Florida Relay Service (900) 933-9770 DATEO at Sanford. Florida, on October 10. 1999 MARYANNS MORSE Aa Clark. Circuit Court • r Jana I. Jatewic Aa Deputy Clerk SMITH B HIATT. PA. Attorneys lor Ptamtiff 29SI East Oakland Park Boulevard. Suita 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 11309 Publish: November S. 12. 1999 DEW-14 IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THB BtONTBBHTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Ml AMD POR SBMIROLB COUNTY. PLORIOA CABS N 0:9B -I1 E 1 -C A -I4 -P BANCO POPULAR. N A (FLORIDA). Ptamtiff. MAM OP ORLANOO. INC EMIL W HAKIM. IMAN HAKIM, and MARGERY M MILLER. JOHN DOE and/or JANS DOB. together with eny unknown tenants located at St 3 Greenbrier Rhrd . Altamonte Springe. Florida 12714. Defendants. N O TIC I OP ACTION TO MAROERY M MILLER ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE MEREST NOTIFIED mat an action haa been Mad a#emit you m the Circuit Court Of SommoM County. Florida lo foreclose o Mortgoge deled August 13. 1997, and retarded m Official Records Boos 1294. Paga 1310. Public Records af Seminote County. Florida, an the following roof property In Seminole County. Florida: Lot 177. SPRING OAKS, according to mo plat thereof os recorded In Plot Book IS, Pogot 14 and S3. Public Records of Seminole County. Plortda. and mat you era required la Mo your written defenses, if any, ta ■ with me Clark of the ebove Styled Court and lo torso o cogy thereof on joeapR E. Potior, the Ptamtiff l atternoy, whoso addroaa to Abarman, Senterfift S Eldoon. P A , P0. Boo J3 i. Orlando. Florida 32SOI. wttfun SO days tram We Mat data af publication af thre Notice of Action If you fail to do so. Judgment by default may ba entered against you for the demanded m tha Comgiamt. WITNESS my hand and teal mis 2nd day et NOVEMBER. (SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THE COURT BY: Rum Kmg Deputy Clerk Publish: November S, 13. OSW-32 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OP THB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION .A B B BO. lSS-1113-CA-14-A OCWBN FEDERAL BANK. PBS PIMRUff. ve. PAMELA S. CARPENTER; CASTLE PROPERTY SERVICES. INC.; UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OP THB BUBJBCT PROPERTY N/K/A EDGAR PORMETA; ___ AN UNKNOWN PSRBON IN POSSESSiON OP THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; NOTICE OB FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE It HEREBY OIVtN purauant to ■ Final Judgment ot Ferae loaura dated October 30. ISSS. end entered wi Cot# No. M-1123-CA-14-A, ot Via Circuit Court of tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in end lor SEMIHOLE County. Florida wherein OCWIN FEDERAL BANK. FSB >e Plaintiff end PAMELA B- CAR­ PENTER; C A S H t PROPERTY SERVICES. INC ; UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OP TH t SUBJECT PROPERTY N/K/A EDGAR F0RMETA; ___ AN UNKNOWN PERSON POS­ SESSION OP THB SUBJECT PROPERTY ere dofondonlo I wn eeil to me tugboat and bool biddor for caeh of 1*0 Wait front door ot tna SEMINOLE County Courthouoo. M •**" PORO. Florida. M 11:00 O.NI. •'dock A M on mo 191 day of DECEMBER. 1991. MO lobonWg deoenbed property t» tot lorttl m end Final Judgment. 10 ertt; LOT 21. ORlENTA GARDENS. ACCORDING TO T H t PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGE SO. P U iUC RECORDS OP SEMINOLS c o u n t y . Flo r id a d a t e d m „ join day ot October. 1994 Maryenne Moree Ae Clerk of laid Court By Jane i Jeeewic Ae Deputy Clerk in Accordance WHk The Americano Witn dieebilitiee Act. Perkone w in Oieobiimee Needmg ( Special Accommodation! lo Participate m Thu Proceeding Sbould Contact Court Adminittrttion ol 301 N. Perk Avenuo. Santord, Florida 32771, Telephone Number (407) 323-4110. Not Leler Then Seven (7) Ooye Prior lo The Proceeding. If Mooring impaired. (Tdd) 1-000-083•771. or Voice (V) 1-900-935 •770. vie Florida Relay Service! LAW OFFICE OF MARSHALL C WATSON. P A. Attorney! tor Plaintiff 3400 N w 21 ot Terrace Fort Leuderdeie, PL 13109 Telepnone (934)401-0343 Pacumila (934) 771-40 32 94-30434 Pubheh: November S. 13. 1994 OIW-37 more rconom lral. To ensure a quality sport fishery following the drawdown. TEAM pcr*onnel will maintain or exceed fishing expectation* of freshwater angler* by creating a Fish Management Area and Improving llttnni! habitat by planting native vegetation. During the drawdown’* low-water period, oyster shell. IlmrriH k and tuck rubble bed* will be placed on shallow organic sediments to create a substrate for fish spawning and invertebrate production. In April, a program for transplanting aquatic vegetation will Ik* Initiated to Increase expansion of desirable emergent plant communities. Also on tap this year. In addition to creating more bank fishing opportunities by clearing shoreline area*, will be the construction of a fishing ptrr. upgrading public boat ramp*, and adding three new fish attractors. In the long term, TEAM will Investigate the feasibility of performing minimal |3 to 0 feet) fluctuations (every two to four years) to the water level during August and September, which arc Lake Tulquln's off-peak fishing month*. These ’mint drawdowns’ nrr expected to reduce bottom sediment*, encourage further aquatic plant growth, and create better fish habitat. A major effort Is being made lo enlist support from Georgia officials to rrdure or stop sediment Dow pouring Into Like Talquin through the Ochlocknnrr River and Little Rtvrr. T hl* Georgia sediment Is caused by agricultural nmoff flowing south through these tributaries.’ Mild Callteux. ’Georgia doesn't think it's a problem, and we might have to Invoke the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to settle the dispute.* Various fishing regulation changes are now being discussed aimed at providing a quality black bits* fishery. A reduced bag limit on erapple from 50 fish per day to 25. I* a viable option crurrently on the ’drawing board* too. Additionally, stinking of udvanerd sued Softball CM tlauad from Pag# IB a one-game lead over bolh Adapco and Pebble Junction (6-2). Completing the standings are Lynch Mob (3-4). Writs Contracting (3-5). Bayliner Marine (2-6) and Alamo Krnt-A-Car (0-7). Next week at Ptnrhurst. Bayliner Marine challenge* Pebble Junction al 6:30 p.m.: Wells Contracting takes on Lynrh Mob at 7:30 p.m.; Alamo Rent-A-Car battles on Adapco at 8:30 p.m.; and Noble* Communication I* Idle. Providing the offense were: Adapco: three hit* _ John Stewart (three mns. three RBI). Bobby Brown (two runs. RBI): two hits _ Mall Kuclnskl (double, three RBI). Chris Bryson (double, two runs). Dave Blakry (two runs): one hit _ Layton Welbom. Terry Atkinson (RBI each). Donny Ccrce (nrn). Richard Stewart. Pebble Junction: two hits _ Mike Miller (double, two runs. RBI). Kent Umbakcr (double, run. RBI). Jerry Camus (double, nm). Dave Bennett (RBI). Jonathan Jonr* (nm): one till _ Kyle Brubakrr (double, two nm*. RBI). Brett Mode (double. RBI). Blake Murray (two mns). Bob Markos: one Rill _ Dave Cos*. Nobles Communication: three hits _ Jamie Pltzer (triple, doublr. Hirer mns). Jason Mustek Inin. RBI): two hits _ Mlrkry Cogbum (iwo runs. RBI). Brian Jones (nm. two RBI). John LugerIng (RBI). Jeff Chunat (nm): one hit _ Tommy Wilks (home run. two mn*. thrre RBII. Jason flngerllng bass could be used to supplement the lake's natural production. Because of Its location, Talquin Is ’home take* to a large segment of north Florida's angling community, and It's essential that TEAM provide a first-rate opportunity to exercise their piscatorial explorations. BHUPE’8 SCOOP W ant to have /un and catch a lot of specks and a Jew bass In the process? Take a cane pole a n d rig it u»(fh 6-8 feet of 12 pound test line, tie a sm all, white ‘no alibi' Jig lo the end of the line and tip It with a Missouri Minnow. Use your trolling motor and slowly Jig the lure In and.out of heavy cover. nSM INO FORECAST Snook action la still fair at Sebastian Inlet with flsh to 20 pounds. Large live shrimp or small baltflsh work best. One-ounce Jigs or Rapala type lures arc top artificials. Also expect flounder, redflsh. small snapper and a few blueflsh. The outgoing tide seems to be best, as bull Is swept out of the Inlet to walling gameflsh. Expert good bass action In the river, especially from E uafc l *h,‘ south to Lake Winder. This section of the river holds good num bers of bass over the 8 pound mark. Large shiners are hard to beat this time of year for Ilinker basa. Fish slough mouths in Puale Lake and the points of weedlines in Lake Poinsett. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports fair offshore action when seas permit. Dolphin, wahoo and king mackerel have been reliable offshore. Inside the Port, count on flounder and sheepshead. Trout and redflsh are on the flats of the Banana and Indian Rivers. l*unce Inlet haa good fishing for sheepshead. drum, redflsh. flounder, small blueflsh and Jack crevalle. Live or dead ahrtmp la the lop bait. Finger mullet work well for flounder and redflsh. Trout and redflsh are rated aa good In Mosquito Lagoon. Flanagan (double, two nrns, four RBI). Larry Chunat (nm); two m n s _ Bill Cogbum. Wells Contracting: two hits _ Randy Brown (double, two RBI): one hit _ Ray llartsfleld (double). Mike McLohon (mn). Chris Wurgo (run). Kenny Brown. Matt Kalasntk. Lynch Mob: four hits _ Trevor Lagos (triple, two runs, three RBI): three hits _ Molrn Reed (two doubles, three m ns. RBI); two hits _ Kevin Atkinson (two home m ns. Ihree run*, five RBI). Kenny Floyd (thrre m ns. RBI). Bobby McPher­ son (run. three RBI). Brad Touchstone (mn. RBI). Jay (mn. RBI). Craig Bounds (two mns). Jeff Knox (two mns); one hit _ Cliff Bussel (run. three RBI). Bayliner Marine: three hits _ Dave Ooff (triple, two m ns. RBI); two hits _ Doug Atkinson (triple, two mns). Ed Bussard (double, two RBI): one hit _ Jay Bellamy (double, three RBI). Brian Hays (mn). Steve Bussard (mn). Malt Mahalko (mn). Tony Taylor. J.R. Sptvey. Cabbie JiaeUae Walla C o slro a tla f 100 S t . rs 17 00200 . 2 7 Be/Ueer Martae L rs e h 003 31 . 7 13 BOO 23 . IB 22 FlagContianod from Pago IB Minor Division: Gators (6-0). Rattlers (4-2). Bengal* |l-5). Oolden Knights (0-6). Major Division: Falcons (5-1). Cowboys (4-2). Bear* (3-3). Jaguars (0-6). Senior Division: Sleeler* (51). Seminole* (3-3). Broncos (24). Comhuskcr* (2-4). MINORS GATORS 14. RATTLERS 6 Oators _ Andrr DcBose (38yard touchdown mn). Myler Neal (29-yard touchdown run: Interception). John Salco (two one-point conversion mn*). Josh Annette (Interception). BENOAL8 6. OOLDEN KNIGHTS 0 Bengal* _ Cory Brook* (25yard touchdown nm on a re­ verse In overtime): Josh Smith (Interception). MAJORS COWBOYS 13. JAGUARS 12 Cowboy* _ Brandon Waddle (11-yard touchdown mn). Bill Carroll (three-yard touchdown run). Jake Polk (35-yard pas* to Ronald Bradley set up Wad­ dle touchdown: one-point mn). Jaguar* _ Freddie line! (touchdown run). Taklus Luster (six-yard touchdown pass from Freddie Plnct). 2 1 2 4 0 0 0 . S 14 203 0 S 0 X . 10 1G BEARS 14. FALCONS 13 Bears _ Johnathon McCoy (65-yard touchdown pass from Joel Chesser). Jam es Hager (two-yard touchdown mn). Shamar Williams (two-point conversion mn). Falcons _ Radley Williams (50- Soccer Continued from Pago IB game against Edgewater came around. Benitez remem­ bers walking onto the Held and looking Into the empty stands. yard touchdown pass from Danny Thompson). John Ardlto (55-yard nm set-up three-yard touchdown mn). Nick Thompson (onc-potnt conver­ sion pass from Radley Wil­ liams). Jam es Crosby (Interception). successes. Laura Dcever, also Injured her ACL In the cham pi­ onship game last year and rrtnjured It In practice last week. But when Benitez comes back, the Rams are as loaded as anyone In the state. *1 remember looking out and remembering how awesome It would be If we could Just make the championship game.’ Be­ nitez said. ’Everyone gave 110 percent that game and to get the winning goal was unbeliev­ able.* Coach Bill Elssele already has two state championships to his credit at Lake Mary, and he said Benitez's work ethic Is one of the reasons for the team's success. It may be tough for Benitez to lead the county In goals again tills year since she will miss several games with an ACL Injury that she sustained playing club soccer for the Kumba Under-19 program. Another key to the Rams *I’m proud of the way she's handled everything.* Elssele said. 'I'm pleased with her success and I'm happy she's at UVA.* For now, he and Lake Maty soccer fans are happy she's still a Ram. (which Apopka would win later that day and oust Sanford). The SYFA teams will all be Ir bowl game* later this month. S.Y.F.A.-----C o n tin u e d fro m Page IB the team rallied for a 46-12 win and got a congratulatory phone call from Coach Tipton from his hospital bed. Touchdown Freddie Howard. Anthony Taylor. Clifford Manley and Kendrick Knight h an ­ dled the scoring for the Notes. The Midgets (6-2) were In­ volved In the best game of the day. It was a hard fought con­ test as each team played some outstanding defense In the red zone. Head coach Harrison Hampton was proud of his team as they refused to lose and kept thrlr slight chance at a wild card playoff spot alive Racing-------Continued from Page IB Run-A-Bouts. Tills Saturday night, the SARA Open Wheeled Modlfleds will hold a special $1,000 to win. 50 Lap race. 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) 4274129. or on the net at WWW. NEWSMYRNASPE E DWAY .COM. or E-Mall at FASCARNOWaAOL.COM. T E S T AND TU N E BITHLO _ Test and Time Is held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando SpeedWorld. Cost Is 920, which Is good for the car and three people In the pits only, while Individuals can enter for $5. �Senwiole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Thursday. November 12.1998 - 3S People Advantages of bankruptcy Sunrise Kiw anis Sunrise Klw.mis Club m rrts every Friday, at 7 tt.m.. at Shunry'H. US 17south of Airport Uoulrvard. Uursl arr welcome. For InforUMtlon. rail Tony McDaniel nl : « i oibii. H ip S e m in o le Free clinic Friday A frrr rllnlr lo Include blood pressure check, blood sugar w rrrnlng and Immunizations will Ik* lirlil every Friday, from to 11 a.in., al Ihr Oenrva Klenientnry ScIiikiI III the old school building, corner of First and Main Slrrcl In Geneva. The clinic Is K|>onsorrd liy the Seminole County Health Dcpartment In conjunction with the Seminole Counly SherirTs Office and Geneva Klenienlary S« bool. For Infonnallon. call 349 9284. Seniors meet b\KK MANY _ A senior’s group inerts (or lunch the sec­ ond Friday ol eat h month al Udv«- Maiv Chun h of Ihe Na/a rene. 171 K. Crystal Lake Ave. Ihe noon Hireling Is held In Ihr Fellowship Hall. % For more Information, con t,u t Kill at 322-1000. wttli ihe Florida Council of llrornrllad Societies and the llromrllad Society Inc. For In­ formation. rati find Marlin. 321-0838. Blood Bank Central Florida Hlood Hunk Is asking donors of all types of blood • especially O-lype do­ nors • lo doriatr at Its Sanford branch. 1302 K. Second St. For Information, call 322 0822. S anford R otary Itnlary Club of Sanford meets every Monday al noon, at Ihr Marina llotrl. S enior em ploym ent An employment program s|Hinvirrd by AARI’ Senior Community Service F'mploymrnt Program Is held al thr Sanford National Guanl Ar­ mory. 91ft FI. F’lrst St.. Monday through Friday Interview hours arr H a.m to 1 p.m. Telephone: 324 8008. The program a ssists seniors. fi?i ami over, to return lo Ihr work platr. C an cer su p p o rt Automatic stay injunction stops legal proceedings Filing for bankruptcy can he veiy advantageous given Ihe rigid circumstances. This Is because, as discussed previ­ ously. filing for bankruptcy will afford a debtor an opportunliy to regroup by providing some ‘breathing lime* before the debtor either liquidates or re­ structures ihe debt. Tills op­ portunity Is made possible by srrtkm !I02 of Title 11 of the United Slates Code which pro­ vides for an automatic slay dial comes lido efTrct al the tlme of filing of a bankruptcy petition. Thr automatic slay afforded liy die filing Is an Injunction dial stops legal proceedings temporarily and whose main purpose Is lo grant Ihe debtor relief from financial pressures Tills slay prohibits th r follow lug: l| ihe commencement or continuation of n judicial, a d ­ ministrative. or other action nr proceedings against die debtor that was or could have hern brought lieforr die filing: 2) Ihr enforcement. against the debtor or against property of Siip|Mirt. IIo| m* and Rrcovriy. S.H.A.K.. meets every Monday allrrnoon al f> p.m at Crniral Florida Regional Hospital In Alzheimer's Support Ihr lar corner of the dining Ihr Al/helrnrr’s Sup|Kut muni. Mils Is a self help -sip Group lor Spouses meets the |*oit group lor all cancer survi­ llisi Friday of ihr month, at lu vors. whether In Irratm rnt now a in . at Ihr llehavtor Health or llulshei! wllh It. Call 324 Department. South Seminole 8737 or 322 7783 for more In­ Hospital. In (.ougwuod. All inTIER ELL D. DILUGARD formation terrsted spouse of A l/hrlm rr‘s Army IVt. Tlrrell D. Dllllg.ird patients ,u r Invited to attend has rn trrrd basic military ( rcllla r.illv\ a crrllllrd grrou C o n tract Bridge Induing al Fort Jackson. Colologlsi and social worker, Mi dge pl.iyris are Invllrd lo Itmihla, S C leads the dlsVnsslou and an play contract bridge rvrry Ullllganl Is Ihr son of Vrrsw rts ipirstlony For In lo r m a Monday, al lf).30 a.m.. at llir illnr I. Dllllg.ird of Sanford. Hon. call HIM |9I(). Saidord Senior Center. For In­ lorma lion. call 322 0328 W riters' grouo DE8IREA T. BROOME Army IVt Deslrea T. Hroomr llir Itound Tattle Writers' lias entered liaslc military Group meets every Saturday at M odelers Club 10 a.m In the cafe al Ikirdrrs Hie Smford Aero Modelers induing at Fort Jackson. Co­ bookstore. 880 W. SH 4:M> Club inerts every Itilrd Monday lumbia. S C. flroonn- Is dir daughter o( (•outhe.isl corner of and of Ihe month starting al 7 p.m.. Tlffanv I. and .Jim N Hrooinr •I'M) Altamonte Springy wllh Ihe ‘Model of Ihr Moulh* Hie meetings arr ojf^n to competition .it Greater Smlord ol Clitiluota She Is a 1998 ol Oviedo High anyone In trirstrd In liopitrvlng fh.im lirr ol Coiumrree. 400 K. graduate School. fittin g skills, whether (or n r Flint St. All phases of K/C loymrnt nr lo advance. inward model aim .ill arr p rrsrnird. TIM O TH Y J . TO LLS getting wolk pnhllstied. I lift C ’Hie club's Hying Held Is loralrd Army IVI. I Imol by J . Tulle is no cost. In Smford. For inorr infonna I n i graduated from basic mili­ lo r inure Infonnallon calf tion. contact Leo Docsue at tary training at Fort Jackson. D anrll Johnson at (407) 282 374-4732. Columbia. S C. 1440. Tolle Is dir son of Drrnnau I. Tolle of Gniudvlrw. Mo., and VFW , A uxiliary Art Association Veterans of Fotrlgu Wilts and Av.t D. Spencer of Apopka. Sanford •Seminole An Assn Ills wife. Shannon. Is die the ladles Auxiliary of Sm lord elation meets on Ihr Inurlh daughter of Stephen and Nancy Post 1 1 1 108 meet Ihe thtid Saturday n| raeli month, at I Makos of l.nngwood. Monday al 7:00 p m at the p in., al Shonry's In Smford. He Is a 1997 graduate of post home. 204 I S Smlord Ihosr Inletrsted In ail a ir Grandview High School. Mo. Ave. welcome to nltrnd ' RONDRIC DAVIS Army IVt. Moudrlc Davis has Pigeon F anciers Brom eliad Society graduated from basic military Ihe Central Floilda Pigeon Tlie Scmlnolr Htomellad So training at Fort Jackson. Co­ Fanciers Association meets Ihe lumbia. S C Mety meets tin- third Sunday of third Monday of each mouth at the mouth, al 2 p.m.. at SonDavis Is die son of Ik-ttyc F*. loid Gaideti ( lull. U.S. 17-02 at Ihe Seminole County Agricul­ Davis of Casselberry. tural Center. 4300 Orlando Fairmont Avctiur. Sanford. All Drive. Sm lord For Informa­ CLAUDE E. IIITTELL as pet Is of Inomrllad i ultuir Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class are tovetrd dining Ihr m eet­ tion. call Ail or Jean Anderson Claudr FI. I Id tell, a 1993 ings. Ihr society Is affiliated at 831 8033. graduate of Seminole High School In Sanford Is halfway Announce the 8 la Event! through a fivr-month deploy­ ment aboard die guided missile Forms are available at the Seminole Herald frigate USS Doyle. olfice. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL lie Joined die Navy In July of 32771 .There Is no charge lor this service. 1993. In th « • • r v ic « M ANNY ACEVEDO the bankruptcy estate of a Judgment obtained before fil­ ing: 3) any art lo obtain pos­ session of property of the bankruptcy estate or from the bankruptcy estate which In­ cludes not only property owned by thr debtor but also property not owned by the debtor but In Ills or her possession such as a leased vehicle or a rental home: 4) any art to create, perfect, or enforce any lien against the property of the es­ tate: 5) any act to create, per­ fect. or enforce against the property of thr debtor any lien dial arose before filing: 6) any act to collect, assess, or re­ cover a claim against the debtor that arose before filing: 7) generally. Ihe setofT of any debt owing lo the debtor that arose before filing against any claim against the debtor; and 3) the commencement or con­ tinuation of a proceeding be­ fore Ihe United States Tax court concerning the debtor. As discussed In Ihe past, filing for bankruptcy may en­ able die debtor, given the right circumstances, to: lj Mop fore­ closure on a debtor's house or mobile home and allow the debtor an opportunity to catch up on missed payments: 2) prevent repossession of a car or other property, or force the creditor lo return property even after It has been repossessed: 3) stop wage garnishment, debt collection harassment, and similar creditor actions to col­ lect a debt; 4) restore or pre­ vent termination of utility service; and 5) allow a debtor to challenge the claims of creditors who Itavr committed fraud or who are otherwise trying to collect more than the debtor really owes. These are made possible by bankruptcy’s iiutomadc stay. Filing for bankruptcy can be veiy advantageous given the right circumstances because the automatic stay Imposed on most proceedings at the time of filing gives the debtor some ‘breathing time" before the debtor either liquidates or re­ structures the debt. However, while bankruptcy’s automatic stay covers a great number of legal actions, the stay does not grant relief In a number of situations. In the coming weeks we will be discussing what types of actions or pro­ ceedings are not affected by the automatic slay as well as other aspects of bankruptcy law. M an feeling low on birthday is lifted by high-tech cards DEAR AHHY I usually get a bit tIepreMed unwind my birthday, and thm punt >t?ar waa imperially hard. A D V ICI Two year* ago. I lout my grand­ mother. m> father and a girlfriend ihortly before my birthday. Alao. my new girlfriend dumped me a year ago. ju*t before my birthday A B IG A IL Now I wA.orwite my birthday with VAN BUREN the lots of people for whom I cared deeply and I become deprea*ed weeks la-fore the occasion This year I received two cards in the ‘snail mail* — one from my about the woman's husband who stepmother (which reminded me urinates in their front yard. 1 just that my dad ran never send ma a had to w rits Whan I read your card againi and one from ray oldest o-anaw er’l laughed out'loud even sister. I was. however, surprised to - though f was alone in the house. I receive an s-mail card from another “ ‘Was reminded of a solution to m sister and her two small children. problem that we have here in the another e-m ail card from my desert Southwest. younger slater and several from It u n i unusual for critters from internet buddies. The real kicker the desert to cruise through town was en e-mail greeting from my looking for food The javelina (wild mother! One of my sisters had boar! especially can be a nuisance shown her how to create a card on because it travels in family packs, the computer and send it to me and a group of at least six was online checking out my porch every Because of the snail mail und evening to see if my cals had left e-mail cards I received. I didn't feel any food I'd chase them away, but quite so alone this year. In fact, it that deterred them only for a little was the most loving birthday I've while. I needed a more permanent had in years. KEN IN GROVE CITY. OHIO solution. Someone told my daughter about a group of beer drinkers who usual­ DEAR KEN: C ongratulations ly drank outside the house. Instead on hav in g overcom e th e birth* of going inside to urinate, they’d day b lu e a . T h ir ty y e a r s ago, uit do it in the yard - and they who w ould h av e believed th a t isd no problem with javelinms. so m any people would ow n per­ Other people who were bothered by s o n a l co m p u ters and u se them the peeky creatures tried it, and it for g reetings an d personal mes­ worked. I finally talked my grand­ sages? T his age of sophisticated son into marking his territory in com m unications technology le a various spots around my yard. m arvel to behold, isn’l sn ’t It? Be* It worked at my house, too. It luted happy birthdiay, Ken. hae to be repeated every so often, but it's such an inoffensive way to DEAR ABBY: This is my first be rid of the pests I'm signing my letter to you, but after reading letter, but do not use my name. It's % { T a small town and I don't need that kind of notoriety. ARIZONA READER DEAR ARIZONA READER* Thank you for on Intriguing tet­ ter. Several readers wrote to tell me that urine Is a pest re* pellenL Read on* DEAR ABBY. I don’t know if you're aware of this or not, but according to the master gardener, Jerry Baker, urine can be very ben­ eficial in the garden to contra) pasta. I can tell you from experience that u rin e seem s to hew* elim in ated th e pack rata that were around our home forr years. Sin Sines pock rats can ’a house, tm very my theory ‘ Ifa Uttte urine gets £ was, 2 % rid of them, whatta deal!” TOM IN TUCSON DEAR ABBY: Sine* those o f us over the sge of 60 a r t refsired to as ‘senior citixena,* th a t m ust m ean th a t people in their 40s and 80s are ‘ju n io r citisens.* And if th a t’s the case, it would follow th a t those in th e ir 30e a re sophom ore citisens and adults in th eir 20s a re fresh­ man citizens. _______ GEORGE T1PPEN. SENIOR CITIZEN DEAR GEORGE* That makes se n se to me. 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Sontord Flonda •Thursd.iy NoNember 12 1998 12— E l d e r l y C Legal Notices Legal Notices are ASSISTED LIVINO. tmaut ful luita. tovmg warm homo May u*o_oa»^haTv»hw2i 324-1942 I* TM t CIRCUIT COURT Or THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL OIVISION CASE NO CA-14-K AAMCS CAPITAL CORPORATION Plaint,ft. DENISE ROSE. RICHARO ROSE. THOMAS E FAO'NSAV AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION o r th e s u b je c t p r o p e r ty . Defendants NOTICE o r FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p v'p i i l to A F rot Judgtntfii of ‘ ,’ -»C'OSllf# dated November 4. '998. end entered in Cat* No 88 1847 CA-14-R. of the Crrcu t Court ot th# EIGHTEENTH J >. »l Circuit in and for SEUiNO l E County, Florida wherein AAMES CAPITAL CORPORA. TION * Plaint,ff and DENISE ROSE. RICHARO ROSE. THOMAS E FAB NSKV. AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POS­ SESS ON OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY a>a defendant* I mil tall to th# highest and best biddai for eatfi at tno West •root door of in# SEMINOLE County Courthouse, n Sanford. Florida, at 11 00 a m on th# Bth day of OECEMBER. 1998. the following descr bed propatty at tat forth In aaid Final Judgment, to oil LOT I N . SILVER LAKES WEST AT THE CROSSINGS. UNIT •WO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED N PLAT BOOR IS. PAGE(S) 3) AND S« OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OE SEMINOLE COUNTY. ELORIOA d a t e d thit 4th d4y of November. 1 998 Matyanna Mors* at Clark of aard Court By Jana E Jjsewtc '• Daputy Clark m Accordanca With Tha American* With disabilities Act. Paraona With Diaabilitiaa Needing a Spacial Accommodation! to Participata m Th-e Ptocaadmg Should Contact Court Administration at J im N Para Atanwa. Sanford. Florida J2771, Taiaphona Number 14Q7| 12)4130. Not l alar Than Sa«an (7) Days Prior to Tha Procaading, If Hearing impair ad. (Tddl 1800-933SFti.or Vorca IV| t ■800-933( 7 ’ 0. via Florida Raiay Service* la w orrici or MARSHALL C WATSON. PA Attorney* for Pla Miff VOO It W 2t il Tarraca Fort Laudardaia. FL 11304 Telephone I9S4) 4)10143 Facsimile: (454) 771-4092 Pub' in NovamDar 12. 19. 1494 DEW 82 IN T H ( CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION C444 No. 4 4 -t4 4 4 -C A -«4 Oinaian P AMSOUTH DANK, an Alabama banking corporation, tuccataor in .merest to AmSouth Bank ot Florida. Plaintiff BRIAN 4 RtRNAO. I N S ............. WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC . a Flor da corporation. SCOTTY S. INC . a Florida corporation, and JOHN/JANE OOI. iictitrout namaa rapraaaniiog r*nant« >n poiiaaaron. Oafandanta. N O TIC I OF ACTION TO BRIAN J STRNAD LAST KNOWN A00RESS 1208 Holiday Avenue, Apopka. Florida 1270] You ara noiihad that an action t j foracloia a mortgaga and enforce a dabt owing purtuanl to a Mortgaga Mad tor racord cn April 17, t994. In OttlCiAl Racord! Bool 1040. at Paga 0414 ot tha Public Rocorda ot Sammoia County. Florida, for prooarty dattribad at loilowi Lot 284 Walira Hunt Club Foa Hunt Saction 2, according to tha plat tharaof racordad In Plat Book t l . Pagaa 44 through 47, Public Racorda ot Sammoia County. Florida. and a prommory nolo 0) r u n data hat baan Mad agomat you. You ua raqu-rad lo serve a copy ol your wnttan defense*, f any. lo it on Ronald 6 Cohn. Esquire ot Cohn. Cohn. Smgar. Bianco 4 Handria, PA., whoaa addrati la 70S W Aiaala. Timp a Florida 13804. within 10 dayi altar tha tint publication ol tha Notrca. and liia tha origi­ nal with tna Clark ot thia Court aithar batora serve# on Plaintiff's attornay or unmadiataiy thereafter Otnarwraa. a dafauit will ba antarad agamtt you for tha raliat damandad m fha Complaint Dated November 4, 1446 Maryanna Mona Clark of tna Court B y Cacaha V Ekarn ai Daputy Clark Publnh Norambar t2. 14. 1448 DEW-84 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF S IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA C A S I NO . 48 1714-CA 14 K REPUBLIC BANK. PlAintitt. VILMA PARRA and RAYMOND PARRA. W'fa and Husband. HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION. INC . And THE CIT GROUP/ CONSUMER FINANCING. Dalandanta NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur­ suant lo tha Final Judgmant entered on Noiambar 4. 1446, •n Cl»,l Action No 48-1/38 CA'* Sot Iha Circuit Court, in and for Sammoia County. Florida. I mil aaH lo fha highest and bast b,ildar lor cash at tha Sammoia County Courthouaa. 301 North Pan Alanua. Sanford. FL 12771 on Dacambar 10. 1448 tha fol­ lowing dascribad raal proparly lat forth m tha Fmal Judgmant LOT 68 STONERIOCE. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED 'N PLAT BOOR 48. PAGES 30 THROUGH S3. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE c o u n t v . F l o r id a Oatad Norambar 3. 1448 EAL) MARYANNE MORSE 0#*fc cl Circuit Court Or J « ap Ur.IIap I At Dtputy O ort Ct'Htfopfw M HuPto#. Etq. 11 1 S ocond A .# NE. St# 100 Si PtU'tburq. EL 33701 r’ jbM h No»imU«r 12. 19. 199S 0 E * 81 Circuit Court af tha 16th Judicial Circuit Seminal# County, Florida CaaaO; S S -tS S T-C A ta H Countrywida Homo Loan#. Inc , a Now York Corporation, d/b/a Amonca i Whoiasaio Landar. Plamtitfla), Ha,.n Maria Murpny O Br an at a!.. Dalandanllal. Nolle# ot Forocloauro Solo NOTICE IS GIVEN pursuant to a ludgmant ot forocloauro datad 11/4/98 and antarad <n Casa No 9S-1947-CA 14 K ol tno Circurt Court ot Iho 18th Judcial Circuit in and lor Sommolo County Florida, whorom Countrywide Homo Loan*. Inc a Now York Corporation, d/b/a Amonca a Wholesale Landar, ,a th# plantiff. and Halan Man# Murphy 0 Brian, at a l. tha defandantia). 1 will tan to tha highest b-ddar tor cash at tha watt front door of fha Sammoia County Courthouse M l N Park Ara . Sanford. Florida, at 11 00 O clock A M on DECEMBER Sth. 1998. tha following da sc n bad property at sat forth ■t sard fudgmam. to w,t Lot 10. Block E. Sprmg Vsllay Farms. Saction Four, According to tha Plat thereof aa Recorded m Plat Book 14. Paga 84 ot tha Public Racorda of Sammoia County, Flonda Together with All fha tmproremente now Of hereafter erected on tha prooerty. and an easements appurtenancaa. and titturaa now or haraaftar a part ot tha property All replacement# and additions shall also ba corered by this Security Instrument An ot the foregoing ie referred to m this Sacufity instrument as the ‘ Property * DATED on NOVEMBER S. 1998 Maryanna Morse. Clark of Court By Jana E Jasewic As Daputy Clark A4V1 98-1591 in accordanca with th# Americans With Drssbrlitias Act. parsons w in disabilities naad­ mg a special accommodation fo participata m this ptocaadmg should contact Court Administration at 101 North Park Arenua. Suita N IO t, Sanford. Florida 12771. Taiaphona (407) 121-4)10. erleni.on 4227, not lalaf than aaran (7) days prior to tha pro­ ceeding If hearing impaired, (TDD) 1-800-933-8771. or Voice (V) 1-800-933 8770. >u Florida Relay Sarvica Publish Norambar 12. t9. 1998 0EW 80 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SIM IRO L1 COUNTY. FLORIOA C A S I NO: 4 6 -t9 4 1 -C A -t4 -R T h o m a s o h a n l o n and CONSTANCE 0 HANLON. Plaintiffs, vs KARL J BUXTON and JIANNIE BUXTON and STATE OF FLORIOA. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. Defendant!!) NOTICE oe f O M C L o a u a i s a l k NOTICE la hereby given that the undersigned Clark of tha Circuit Court of Sammoia County. Florida, will, on tha l Sth day of Oecember. 1998. at 11:00 AM . at the Watt Front Ooor of tha Sammoia County Courthouaa. Sanford. Florida oflar for tola and aall af public outcry to tha highest and beat bidder for cash, the following dascribad property Situated ,n Sammoia County. Florida: Lota 1. last me West 18 feat. Block 3. Tract 7. TOWN OF SANFORD. Plat Book 1. Page 61. Sammoia County, Florida pursuant to tha Fmal Judgmant antarad m a case pandwtg m said Court, tha etyie ot which it indicated above WITNESS my hand and official seal ol said Court true Stn day of November. 1996. (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clark ot tha Cwcuit Court By: Jean Bnllant D C It you are a person with a dis­ ability who needs any special accommodation to participate wv this proceeding, you era enti­ tled. at no coat to you. lo tha provision ot special assistance Please contact Couft Administration at lot N Park Asa.. Sta N101, Sanford. Florida !277t, taiaphona (407) 121-4)10. Eat 4227. within two working days of your receipt ol this notice It hearing impaired. (TOO) 1-600-933-8771 or Voice (V) I -400-933-4770. via Florida Relay Sarvica John C. Engieherdt. PA 1324 E. Livmgston St. Orlando. Florida 1260) Publish: November 12. 19. 1998 DEW-61 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Casa ns. 98 4162 OR •N RE Tha Marriage ol LOUIS 0 BELL Patitionar/Husband and LIGIA MATCUS BELL Responder t/Wile N O TIC I OF ACTION OF DISSOLUTION OF M ARRIAOI TO LIGIA MATEUS BELL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action lor dissolution of marriage hat baan Mad against you and you ara required to serve a copy ol your written defenses, if any. fo >t on Louis 0 Ban. whoaa address s 1183 W SR 4)4 (1 0 ). Longwood. FL 12730 on or bafora NOVEMBER 27 1998 and Ms tna original with tna Clark ot this court Bafora sarvica on Palitronar or immediately thereafter. If you tail to do so, a default will ba antarad against you for tha relief damandad m tha petition . WARNING Rula 12 283 Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure, requires certain automatic dis­ closure ol documents and infor­ mation FaJura to comply can rasuit m sanctions, including dismissal or striking of plaadwtgs WITNESS my hand and fha saal of this court on OCTOBER 26 '998 'SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE cler k of th e c o u r t By Luanna Woodley Daputy Cletk Publish October 29. November 3, 12. 19. 1998 DEV 2)3 and 19— Computer /TV 322-2611 NEED A COMPUTER I Complete systems iu«y loaded Lease, purchase wiow monthly payment* SOOGOG 034112767 24hr« 21— Pe r s o n a l s 217— GARAC.r S aies larjga Sate Fn. Nov 13.9 2P. '*62 Pan Am 1 2Slh St San •d Household te-ns dc thing mclromcs, m e mat cheap laraga Sal# Sat No. 14 9I’M 2CB Kntfy C «c* San’ 'Cl donrue Meadows Large assort hunt 217— G arage S ales WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARO SALE it the perfect way to do mat and the Serrvnoto H trttd can hong people 10 youi doer Advertise you/ sale at the Sem/rspfa H trttd tor only $51 HUGE YARD SALE m only. 8 7. Antjtuas Fum ime and welch tha items leave while the money comes n Cat ytfiy toms base sow 4 gifts try Noon on Tuesday and ytxr 5 ISO M«SortsBa Am kne ad can run tor three days * dun. Family Yard Safa Sat 8 ’ me Herald tot ONLY 191811 AJ l i t '. Mult colir'CtitMas. rtshes we ask is that you prepay me tecor J ac u j /i S more 2000 ad Cal us we can help” Vashin^ton A.# S i.-». rd -------- 322*2611 (407) Jutti-Femily Yard Safa * " n •> Oka mach.nas household noda. ate Nov 14 9AM-7 4TB scs.i '.j Of Sanford shop Sale 2 4 1 angt. short A N N U A L 3-FAMILY «. long t'k Bead blaster #•/ O ARAGE SALE ompressor metal lathe now mg puHat and much more FRI A SAT. 8 5. 1019 Santa 7209 Cordova Dr Santord Be Street. Sant Queen Detfroom tel und Sun Travai Agency 10- wr bedding dinette set wr 4 chaut. trig, couch, la/y boy >PM thru Nov 1) chaw table ml 6 chaws, def,. YARD S A LE fhKitwr books, clothes (»m igt h 4 Sat 9 3 403 Willow Ara push A ruing mowers. 2 camper TV Eterctse E q«p tot* of new tops, table taw. tires ig com lams tools, antique racord pressor tank mi motor itssc Kaynr too many lo list11 323 3646 /ARO SALE Sat 4Sun 4 4 286 inert Si. Defvnd lM E School Vashmg Machine Microwave, ikes and much moral raid Sale Fn i Sal Nov I U Hug* Sal*!l 14 8 4PM Good stud Nom 4 la r>kes Antique ce cream churn, OFFICE FURNITURE lots domes end nvsc 1 Coral 6 large 36* ■ BsT metal desas iVay Winter Springs 17 92 lo Me catmets and chaws 114 Etsi to Hare Rd Rt 2 APPLIANCES A NO Slocks FURNITURE /ARO SALE. 8 5PM Fn Noy 11 Large 17 5 Cubic toot Sears ie l Sat Nov 14-8 2pm Sun Nov indgerator with large lop host 5 175 S Jungie Rd Geneva free freeaer. tormca top lutch I Family Garage Sate Fn. New en table with tour chaws and 3 4 Sal Nov 14 9AM 177 various other toots and house Wilson Dr Lake Mary X from hold items CaM 124-4440 for Information ’ ostOffce end areetton*. D S iJ T E S r THIS ONE! Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP PLORIOA IN AND POR S IM IN O L I COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION C A S I NO. t a - U B T CA 14 R GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc . Plaintiff. VS. EUNICE RAE KNIGHT F/K/A EUNICE R PAROLA A/KJA EUNICE RAT O TIO N/K/A EUNICE CURRIE; al a l. Dalandanta NOTICE OP PORECLOBURB BALE Neuee is Hereby? given that, pursuant lo that Final Judgmant of Foreclosure datad November 4th. 1994. and antarad m emit case number 94-1197 CA 14 K. of tha Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial Crrcgil in and for Sammoia County. Florida, wherein QE CAPITAL MORT­ GAGE SERVICES. IN C , is Plaintiff and EUNICE RAE KNIGHT F/K/A EUNICE R. PAROLA A/K/A EUNICE RAE OTTO N/K/A EUNICE CURRIE. RUDOLPH A. PAROLA. OREEN TREE FINANCIAL SERVICING CORPORATION. HILLS OP LAKE MART HOME OWNER S ASSOCIATION. INC.. ___ _ UNKNOWN PERSONtS) IN POS­ SESSION OP THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY NO 1. N/K/A TEO OTTO, le/are Oefandanl(e). I will sail to tha highest and bast bidder lor cash at tha watt front door of tha Sammoia County courthouaa m Sanford. Sammoia County, Florida, at It 00 A M on lha Sth day ot OECEMBER. 1988. tha following deSCI,bed property aa tat forth wt said Pioal Judgmant. to wit: LOT 23). HILLS OP LAKE MART PHASE FOUR. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGES 14 6 17 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated tha 3th day ol NOVEM­ BER. 1996 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot Circuit Court By Jana E Jasewic Oaputy Clark C00IUS 4 STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 430 Tampa. Florida 1)607 C4S (98 02419 It you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation in order to participate m this proceeding, you ara enti­ tled. at no cost to you. to tha provisions of certain assis­ tance Piaaaa contact Couft Administration at 101 N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 12771, Taiaphona (407) 121-4)10 with­ in Iwo (2) working days ol your receipt ol this Notice of Foreclosure Sals; il you ara hearing or voice impaired, call 1 400-93S-877I Publish: November 12, 19. 1998 DEW-79 N O TIC I OP FICTITIO US NAMS Notice is hereby given mat wa ai t engaged in buamesa at 141 Easier Ava . Longwood. Florida. 12730. Sammoia County, Florida, under me Fictitious Name ol LAWN SOLUTIONS, and that wa intend to register sard name with the Oieisron ol Corporation#, Tallahassee. Florida, in accordanca with me proviaiona ol the Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Wit: Section 86S 09. Florida Statute* 1991. William E Holloway III Caaay Holloway Publish NovamDar 12. 1994 DEW-98 S e r v ic e s A-2 LAWTECH Ovorce $35 Bankruptcy $75. Adoption $75 Name Change $55 Etc (407) 522 0347 24 hr* 5S oft with thte ad 55—Business O pportunities In accordanca with tha American with Disabilities Act. persona with disabilities naad­ mg a special accommodation lo participata m this proceeding should contact ms Clark of me Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse 407-1314)10, not later than saean days prior to the proceeding. If hear­ ing impaired. 1-100-946-6771 (TOO) or I -400-933-1770. vl« Florida Relay Service. Publish: November 3 12. 194S DEW-13 PUBLIC AUCTION Public Auction to be held at Athens Towing 24*g oid Lake Mery Road. Suite I is, Sanford. FL 13771. The following Vehicle* will be auctioned: 1941 Chevy 2 Ooor Vml 1QIAP67K2BN112641 1986 Cadillac 4 Ooor Vina IG4K5694XOU601359 1945 Nissan 2 Door Vine JN1PS24S3FW04329I 1984 Honda 2 Door Vina jHM AEuggES015067 1991 Maade 4 Ooor Vina JM1BG2240M0294941 Public Auction will ba on November 23. 1994 al 12:00 P m. Publish: November ) 2 . 1(94 DEW-42 Ie Monday el noon For 7Ueedey*e edfflen, Bw For Thuradoy'e odMon, Bw For Friday's edMon,*e For the Longwood Message Studio Walk ns welcome 7 day* P/rvale fm* Female Stall Stan Lee 8MM000776S 407119-3300 43— L e g a l F.O. BOX 16*7 Senford, FL 32772 Our office Ie open le eerve yeu Monday through Fridey. • am •t pm AL0(417 FLORIOA MOST RE­ SPECTED Dating Bureau smee 19771 A l age* deluding senior* frw »ng People Together 1 800 922-4477 (24 hour*) Ie Thursday at Is Friday* »W »— -------------- w k a e w t o a ---------A A ------ —-4 —— — P _ r i f e e e Uw wAW M i l l w t g u- »Myl ftcctpf Maswctera, IvJ Uwm , huwcovtr mna t/rm ncm i exprets. Urrw mwo wm fim*w w n or • personal check. Mvartaars who wWi to be Mtod can maka w ngawnlB to_tw Bme tier ad la ptoesd. Ptoea* hasp in rrtnd tea ads to tie Personals (dees. 21). ~ Opportunities (data. &S). A Oarage Salas (217) require payment In advanca. Intha BYirttyou B you naad to dwnga your ad wMa N It nmnlng. ptoasa giva ua a cal and wa MB nwka tia changa tor t>a next weiaMa adBon. Ptoaaa check your ad on Via Bret dm of pufcfcaiorv It you knd an error, ptaaaa cad ua Immadetoly and wa wO correct tw anor tor Via nexl p u d caBon. Wa are raaponatola tor tw Brel InaarBon orVy and orVy lor Bta coat of t e l Brel inaar- Looking lor a investor S4K ‘ d or co-tigner-1 Interest 407-344- CLASSIFICATIONS a 70—Education & T raining ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA/TA App/v Jot Assist Wkend classes National Truck School 1-400-448-71*4 71— H elp W a n ted IT# tlm# to prepare for the Holiday. OrDtf your detained Oltptoy, Help Wanted Ada now! ’Affordable puces ’Peraonakred tenues ’Quakty work *Di*t/«uhon n your local area (to draw w e # heap from amptoyee* who resale close by I CeR (807) 333-2411 A Ask for the Classified Dept Lei your dltpfeys Men working tor you EARLY! Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TNE 16TH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO POR ■EMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA O IR IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NOl M -I4 1 S -C A -I4 -* NATIONSBANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS MAURICE J. NEWBORN IP LIVINO. AND IP OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES MINORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLJUMINO APS INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST MAURICE J. NEWBORN. DS BORAH L. NEWBORN iF LIVINO. AND IP DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREATORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST DEBORAH L. NEWBORN. CHASE OROVES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION. OEPENOANT(S) N O T IC I OP PORICLOSURS SAAB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Fmal Judgmant of foreclosure dated October 10. 1994, entered In Civil Cat# No. 44-1413-CA-14O of tha Circuit Court of th« 14TH Judical Circuit m and for SEMINOLE County. SANPORO. Florida, I wiN sell to the highest and beat bidder lor caeft AT THE WEST FRONT OOOR of me SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at M l N. PARK AVENUE m SANPORO. Florida, at 11 00 am on Iho lat day ol OECEM­ BER. 199S tno following described property as sat forth m taid Summary Fmal Judgment, to-wit: LOT 2. CHASE OROVES. UNIT 7A, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDCO IN PLAT BOOK 4S, PAGES 14 ANO IS. OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTV. PLORI­ OA. Oatad thia loin day of October, 1994 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Iho Circuit Court By: Jano E. Jasewic Oaputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 8. University Drive Suita 400 Plantation. PL 11124 (934)2)1-1000 9t-29072(FM)NATB You esn SOON. French Ave. Senford, FL 32771 Admin Assists t SKv benefit in­ cluding 100% health Comp prohcwnl FT tor non proM org Fes resume to 302 1777 EOE Atketitbfen . metal u « opera­ tor. memsnance Water Bnnnei 350 Anchor Rd Cassetoarry FL ATTENTION CNAA Come and pxn our camg learn of Nurse* and C N A t Eaceflent benefit Eipenence recognued ) 00p m - 110 0 pm *RfR i iwlabto Please apery m person Dekona Heewcera ReheD*taboo Center 1431 Elkcam Bhrd. Oanone (O C net on writing a good adrorttssmenL We want to make sure you ar* pisasad w th the results from your Seminole Hereto ciasufed ad To maka sure your ad worts we suggest you keep n nund the Mewing •Include 8* many iseture* cf the N m you are seeing as you can trunk nf Remember the more you lei. the taster you see • Include a pnee By Fating a pncc. you •-* etonnale unwanted cal* Irom (wepto who aren t ssnous about buying your mercharekse • Whan you ksl your phone rxxnber ks! ave t.me of day that ■* best to reach you You don i want people cjlhng you when you are ai wort or sleeping I .U A H A N T f ( ( I I’ lllV A ’ f I 'A li T v . I I I 1! il MONT HI Y Sf’EC IAl f i i fH 4 lines S tl.tys $' H I linns S d.lys $10’ U d.iys 6 lines S65 AUTOMOTIVE ‘WANTED ALIVE* MOTIVATED PERSON WITH MECHANICAL ABILITY. WX.L TRAIN EXPtRMNCE PREFERRED For trantmoaion servee inch Mud have FL D L and dug free Toon l uppked Jon Central Fft BE5T Pant mtuon service A repair canter Apply m person at Hanoi 4 Bovnrty Trantmssion 209 W 25th SI Senlord Fl ‘Customer Recommended* AUTOMOTIVE DE TAX.IRS SentordLongwoodOnando Good Income Potenhel Benefit After 90 Day* 7apA Beef 407 293 1053 M X HEARD CHEVROLET Santord. Florida is looking tor a Fid Time Swichboard Operator CM Lome M (407) 321 7800 lor an ntennew between 7 X and *S& BRAKE OPERATOR Sgnaig Bonus. Eap necessary Musi do own set ups Top Pay DF/WP 299-1592 Carpenter s/H#lp#r a: SuDcr s e t t deckers needed Steady work tasl pay Jeff Sevage 407-4707*24. CASHIERS WR 84m tor To4 collectors 24 openings tor Bauble people F T4P /T Pd. Traavng. vacation health, dental. Me insurance CaU 407-444-1443 Winter Garden Construction: AN positions availAOla Espd only apoiy O 405 Douglas Ave. Sta 1405 Ai lamonte Springs Counter positions ,ng dry locations Person: 2 permanent available al aipand clean operations new 3334070 C S n Challenging position lor outgoing mdrv ml good comm skills Office duties center on adm. cut! tve and sale* Phone *4 ) or cust contact eap desired Faa resume to Norwett FmanoM al 324 5518 EOE 71— H elp Wanted Oentel Assistant NecRed tor surgeal proslhefc reconstructive practice Ener gelic mdrvtoual with strong team sk.ss Salary and bene Mi ORIVER NEEDED Class A COL Slay n FL only 5 days on / 2<toy* off 3 yrs me O TR sip Good driving record 3237178 d FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR ' MtAlTH BtlUAAMCt AMO «1 * FUkMf OrvfN COL Required Cal Sandy at A 1 Temps (407) 647 8010 No Few EOE D rive n Midwest Ccatt Transport Is looking lor COL clast A He. driver* For ,mm# opening Late Model equp Home often Compel, live pay w benefit CaH MCT Representative John Beaumont (407)329-4473. EARN EXTRA INCOME $200-5500 weekly mailing gill certificate* For more informa­ tion send a sell addressed stamped envelope to Just For Kids P O Bor 0610. Lkam FL 33168 NEWSPAPER CARRIER Mature salad tody needed Consistent, earwig about oth­ ers Good worker Daykme Cal 322 3743 tor «X* As# tor owner or manager on Dufy F/T 25 hr* or P7T Musi have own vervctoUp to $300. weee fy Eip nettoi 654 9232 P/T SERVICE AOENT Driver Needs to dean, sanne* and m •peel rantal vefucles Vakd FLO Acceptable diveg record and background check Apply Hi person. 3094 Orlando (17-92) Dr. Sanford PART TIME UTK.ITK 4 COLLECTIONS CALL FOR APPT 324 2210 80 Freetol Ase. 60 Be* 744 u w r s f l x r m tiu (407)302-1119 NOW HBWfO Carpenter* Elseticiani. Ptombers. 4 general la­ borer* Drivers earn estra $4 ElECTRICIANSr » « l 4 comm TOP PAY. 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CaJ to schedule n terview 321-2204 Preschool Teacher/ Sc hoot-eg* Teacher needed Cel 322 6547 Preseer 4 3pofter/Cleaner: Ex­ cellent opportunity esisi* with growingeipandmg dry clean operation. Lake Mary area 3338070 // 1 1 H n l f Cii\( 3 5 < 1 Ourudr (JOT) I W 0JJ61W a9/».« . Ladies Coll FREE! (407) 786-TALK* Credit Card Billing 1 -8 0 0 -C ITY -F U N 6 «• ' rj'.srrtB 1‘TJB» ** »•*/! C E LE B R ITY CIPHER by Luis Campos HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budget Inn of Sanford. 3200 S Orlando Or (17 92) WILL TRAIN! Vertical punds Benefits' Call (407) 430-4700 VENOtNO: La/y person* dream Few hours • Good $ Prce to 1*8 Free Brochure 800-420-4742 MARKETING RESEARCH INTERVIEWERS Eipd residential 4 office clean­ ers needed Transportation and phene required 407-645-1414 Installers! SEMINOLE S FASTEST GROW ING STAFFING SERVICE IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING RESUMES FOR EMPLOYMENT COORDINATOR WE ARC NOT A ’ TEMP SERVICE.* IDEAL CANDlOATE MUST HAVE EX CELLENT CUSTOMER SERV ICE SKILLS ANO BE ABLE TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX EX PERIENCE IN INTERVIEWING 4 JOB PLACEMENT A PIUS BUT NOT REQUIRED FAX RESUMES TO J NICHOLS AT 407-323-0433 POSITIONS AVAILABLE EARN WHILE YOU LEARN CNA Training Classat beginn.ng Nov 3Ctn Be ready tor a new years ml new w rit tor a new career 3 w* prep course to challenge CNA test Earn $$$ while you learn a career m great demand Apply ,n person Deltona Healthcare Rehab Cen­ ter 1851 Elkcam BNd Deltona. Fl • EOE 0-F.Vy/P W a n ted MORTOAOE PROCESSOR TR A M C I: Fkqyi school grad m base fypvng 4 computer sad* Nations Mortgaga Corp long CaM Dan At T47-B270. LEE'S"W RECIPE CHICKEN LO CAL DRIVERS 40*50 Hra/Wk elp M^RRT MAOS Ikn eto Car A Insurance NeedKl Weekends FREE X I 5266 LABQi DRIVERS CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS Tie the Season to maka $$$t to and outbound can centers Call today Aim Sandy (407) 647-8010 No Fee EOE Sunshine Staffing under con­ tract with the SammeM County Public Schools has immediate openmgs tor the toxowuig -Food Serve* -Custorkai Eatendad Day Care Sunshine staffing wiM ce ac capting application* on Wad 11/11. Thus 11/12 and Fn 11 / 13 from 10AM • 3 PM 41 Our new location 295 Waymont Ct *105. Lake Mary or call 323 0440 Requirements include FOIE. FBI background check drug testing EOE. DRUG FREE WORK PLACE LABORERS NCEd I DESK CLERK Apply Budget Inn ol San lord 3200 S Orlando Dr (17 (1792) CUSTOMER SERVICE LOOKING FOR PART TIME WORK TO SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME? 71— H a n ted In tervie w 804-773-4100 Elderly Cart Work FT PT mak­ ing $70-990/ day and overnight Ceil 407-521-841$ DEBARV MANOR CNA 2 X A 1 0 3CP. 410 X P 8 X A LPN 1015P4 4SA Oietary Aide pari time 407 648 4428.EOE Orug Frte Work Place 71— H i u * W c#t#6r*y C<pr«r cryptograms #r# cr#«t#d »rom quotalKjnB by p#opt# pasl and pra«ani Caeft laflar m itre c'pfrer siandt to* snotftar foday • ckd» £ agua/$ V •M P Z E V N W ’ K F W H Y B I Q Y X O C Y O B M U Z K Y W Y M M H Y N 1. X 0 K Z Y M ’ J X C H ( V X J Q X I V B ) N B Y X D W Y P O B M U X W Y T X Z W V N U Y P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : T h e only war is the war you (ought m Every veteran knows lhat * — Allan Keller �4 SsmmoM HarafcL Sartort, Florida •Thursday, November 12. 1999 ■ M (2 3 71— H elt Buy W anted 7 1 — H elp W a n ted HP TMCD OF WORKMO WITH TOUR BACK RETHBO TRUCK DRIVERS O cpcrtA tei are now open onto PENN LIFE WSURANCE COM PANY lor career n M u a n No Santord based tl AIBaaM d earn­ er baa openings tor P/T driver* Out 3-5 days Run when you want Team or angle also F/T diver* dadcaled runs Premium npehenct necessefy COt A ml a good tWrvmg r»COfU Cal 1-900-991-9940 Can 774 2294 lor confidential 100 H a ir an 1 itra pay la driver*. 'Open la m 1 Doyarsck Rd Lonpw ood 3444104 Must have raiatia da> fy tranaportatnn NoaAra *apd orr» Laborer* met 19 yr* ord N o e « nacaaaary 322 9417 to work our Itoaday photo promobon at lo­ cal ma* Fteitse hours We era Wan Cal ncm 407 322 7891 or 1 *00295 4763 ■cekent phone ami* Base Incretodn* 0t Ucrosoh Won) re pared Fietbie hours Can lor Trederays Momg I Star Inc . Agent tor Allied Van 407 3300332 ■IfMWTODMVE IMCTOMMIfRS TILEMARKETMO IP C d A U B T Pul m m sales dues to aork m our 75-eaal caa center naahng caaa lo M ensang csents Fid and pari sme poatoons et our l ongwood Apopka olltce U N pkit commission (our top agenu mafca H4.hr A u p ) 1100 HOLIOAY SION O N BONUS Cai Belly (t H R 7724464 TOP PAY For t ip cabinet makers A lamnators OUe req Drug Free Work Place Appry m person to •C M . 1441 Kaslner Piece. Port Ot Sentord 4 las resume to 407 321 4454 TR C I - 181— APPLIANCtS 4 PROP. Fo r S a n ttu r i H/ r t 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s 231— C ars For S a u u M A TTM B B B A L I - FuN t i n u»#d bo* aprtog* 4 maim*. 945 00 Lanya Mart 322-4132 F/M roommate to tftirw to attractive 2/2 tomv houw 5375/mo ind an uw eabto. pod, toe. Rtf A (top rwq 320-SOSO tit 55341 (AM) or 302- OS WWW w nM ya ll WELOCR h elper / TRAINEE Wig tor M 5 ,S Steel Menu! Co n NW On Good Benefits D F W P 299 1592 Fumltbed Room ter rent. A) uhl nc Phono, TV. pool 4 Me non use 1340mo Cal 3244421 Room Far Rant House prrmegas eathor (Wyar. 140Art. HOO depose Cal 431-3151 IC T S B C T T O O T IT S cube toot Saar* raIrtdgarktor n th frost fra* top r. Kitchan tabt* to tour n f u r n is h e d 1BR Qarapa Apt, qmef trM.no smokers. no pels, 34SOmo Jarregan Ptcperb**, 330-3255 The S e m in o le H e r a ld has an opening in the Advertising Department. We need an A D V E R TIS IN G S E C R E TA R Y who can work part-time (10-2, M-F) Eligible candidates must possess strong communication & organizational skills. We ll teach the rest To set up an Interview, please call Kellie at 185— C W0Q” 4* ^ to 189—Omci Supruts y m c rro n R Tc n r 141— H om es Fo r S ale •440 DOWN__WHY RANT? When you cm oen tow 3 bdm homa ml CHA. new part 4 car pat 7 Aaa about HUO home*' Tht'HIMmaA Group. Inc. AT. JOHN M Vt A FRdftT2/2. over 1600 aq fi. mg pod 2 c oar. ptoa 1 C carport ovar 1/3 ac arttoeft lUOQfmo. OCLTONA 2/1 Uv an carport. Incd yd I430fmo. SANFORO 2/1 tv. an. 2 ftp*. W preh. CHA. Ig yd IMO/mo 711-4744 1/2 *m thada trvea P M OK mt add dapoad 3595 * aeon ry 201 E 22nd St 323 4540 . 2/1. lam rm frt porch. »cmd bk. porch. 1 Wk torn Laka Morvoa 1475.3214757 STENSTROM RENTALS SANFORD 1/1 Ouptoi. Irving Rm. Carprt. C H A 53505100 SIMLA MO V I o. carport larga yard new pa ri, boctong 4 A C 4423/3423 f f ic e S pace Fo r Rent 2 Otttoa Ip a ta i. 900 Squara 4 • 3450/ m o. 400 *q A • 3400/ mo. 333-2044avartnga om es Fo r S a le 2/1 Comar tot. E Mwy 44 Zoned lor olhca 345 000 Caa Dot Jernqan Poverties 123-1114. «Mon Cal 324-4440 M M I 11/MA a/ doubt garaga 342 Laka PlacaJ Dr. San/ord 143.000 407-324 5421 (3) Unit* 51000 areas JU ST U B T E O L A K lF R O N f ir Larga 4 BR homa on Law Lou aa (Daaonal appro* 1400 tq 11. lam mom db/ gar *cr porch, lancad. dock, to* traffic araa. E many p(u* toahrtk tod AWQ 7 5 \ mort CAU. NOW TO S E E "" 1102.500 ConskJer trad* to 1160000 330-1444 1 5 ^— A Re a l BSTAnL m c 322-74M OCLTONA WATERFRONT Larga 38R bnck ranch feelumg graal room design on 1 1 7 wooded acra* on Lake Morvoa Many titraa Largo room* Ea*y accatt Saa to apprtoata 3235K 407-464-1162 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Horn#* horn penrue* on |l Oa4nquant Tea. Rabat RCOa Your Aaa To* Fra# (1) 4002149000 E*t H 2206 tor currant H I How** Fa* tala: VI N r* CHA. no* carpal. 1/3. acra tot 344.500 OBO 407 4374277 3BR 24a CHA B<g lancad tol. 721 fbvarvw* Ava. Santord I46K. 250*1*140*1 lot 121-7913 LAKE MANY 3/3 Com*r_ tot Naad* TIC , 392.000 creage Lo t Fo r MULCH CALL U S -34*1 S a le DELTONA 10 acra* ktoal tor LAniwwr Lan Laaa. Loch Arborprrva** 90*300 570 000 LAKIPNONT LOT Sion* Itland Laka Monro* 5120.000 VACAITT LOT-LPCh Arbor 330 000. igprw no LA R I MANY LOTB-V 125 000 ■AY AYE- Santord tot naar park- 512.000 Mtlrifc h b o ff s n a n o - Oakorva traa 10 acra*. dad tor horaaa or cam* farm Motto* homa or homataa Zonad agrt 544 900 Frwncro tvai to am tod (944)747 D O N T WONDER HOW TO G ET RID OF THAT OLD CAR! nr*. 14 HR. mutelung dtek 11400 407-444-1152 209— W A e a r in g da B 526-3517 I aMo o4*r rapt, pea. and n#w Tuppanaar*. LET U S SELL IT F O R Y O U ! ! H E Y Q U YS 1 O ALS Onr* dad an i p e i i v t grft o« nam* brand Sport coal A Ftortda that tormany rataarg tor 544 00. now your* llr an noang 97 501 Mot* cool can you gat into Span London Fog quaaryt You worn gat aot at to* treat 323-4744 The Eam/noto Nartod Clatsikadi are to* quefcat! and moat toaipanaha may to tan your earl Rm i your tor** In* ad tor 10 (My* and pay orty 521 00> Even batter, if you sa« il aooner (ahch « * KNOW you to*) you can atop you* ad and only pay tor to* number of day* * actu aty ran* What a Dead* C e ll to d a y a n d w a tc h th # H e ra ld Ctsest* flsd B w o r k f o r y o u !! MONEY TO LOAN For houa*. car. buaraaa. vac*won. otot con80*04won rififM caa 1-477-324-4142. A A TfLU TV TV SYSTEM SAM t. I It dnh.matai math fypa Oraka ESR 1424 Racarvar toramota RoM,Books, ate. Raady to r « t t f Coat ovar 54500 t t/2 yr* otd Aaktog 5450 W 4 trad* tor carptchuptkg Scraan TV.ndng mowar or 7 7 --------------------- 235— T ruck/B uses/V ans For S ale TANOE TRUCK COVER tor Ford Ranger Stopato* 5350 0 6 0 326-1549 aftor 5 1967 CARAVAN. Oood Cond On* oarer. Aaktog 51700 OBO 3219639 aflr 6 229— A u c t i o n s 19(4 FORO PICK-UP F2S0. Whiia. N r* ang. 54000 44 A CR1S Raph 444 9595 AUCTION 1999 FORO AIROBTAR VAN Hto* Oood. Looks Oood* S>rv*r A Otoa 2 ton* >1000 324 2442 m 3234429 211— A N T t Q U E / C O L L IC T IB L IS HOUSE OR O OO O EB 901 Locutl Av* F u m . ape* . houarhokt tore » A candy 121 219— W Buy an ted to M REWARO FOR OLD TACKLE, old lurattack la boaaajaata. otd duck dacoy*. hunt­ ing antqua*. ate Ray up to 91000 I pay mot* ra n anyon* A tok pay 510 00 luat to **• yoto old (add* 941-454-3530 U d i o £ A r * from ” it75 Poracha*. CadiHaca. Chavy*. BMYYa Corvatto* A/ao Jeep* 4WD'a Ybur area. To* Fra* 1 400-215 9000 Eat 2204 lor currant Hbnga. •AMMtOLf COUNTY UOUOR LICENSE lor Sal* 4074347144 Ca* babaaaw 5-1 Opm pparel m rn m m rm m Stw 12 toVa* 970 OBO Borv (407) 322-2611 FRIDAY, NOV. 13TH 7:00 P.M. ParMI bating Dmmg Sat*. Living Room Sat*. Badroom Sutoa. lamp* coftoa and imj tBfiti. rugt. rfdvwff, MC* sonat. oak tabto to 4 chart and eftna, mac. glaaarvar*. Rrpciou* Momantt. ptoa mien, marh more too numaroua to manaon. TTv* ( H ttthrt* both modam and anbqua* Somethtor avaryona Dent mat th* tog to a to 10% Bwyar* PramAim SONry'* Auction 34221. Ortondo Ortva IM A B it. 4 3 L VA. 42K. a>r cond. tap* (Me*. 34200 Cap evtoabto. 407-139-2492 •1 DOOOI ORANO CAROVAN L I 3 3 Mar*. VS. a* wheel dnv*. good tw* 36500 326 5379 238— V e h ic l e s W a n ted CASH 149 PAKM For Junk Car*. Truck* A Mac1 rtix a m m ot k a u t -t u l j j j 5*w (407)330-4213 Ocala National Foraat tot* StOOdovm. 364 21/mo Omar 352 234-4579 121A B*L9-1 919 W. 221— G 157— M o b i l e H F o b S ale o o d 1992 0BL W O E • 3 7 C H A N r* Carp*!.?** Dm Rm to Hardwood Floor. Catong Fan*. Lg Scraan Rm. Vary Claan'S21 000 324 5454 T Ea om es H U M AV I. Homa* 33.000 to 14000 9*11* Financing OUWTI5Z2-4991 ONLY 390.000 LovaTy bnck horn# on qua# tttraat i n t Fa yard. CHA. tern porch Cai Barbara Sunmon* 322-1720 Raat Ettato Protatatonal Inc 331 7600 193— Lawn 4 C ardin wooo a w o o o o a s t i lamng or rwtaryt Zonad agrtcultural 53.400/ACRE 5m doam rtoatoar knanca 404-7471772 or (64-747- A MOVE M SPf CULIt 400 iq II 4 up* 3245 A MONTH CYVk Skxaga 321-0120 or 3332554 141— H datka F4a eabmatk and M l atoo Crtryffkng n good Pr o p e r t y F o r S a l e ouses- n f u r n is h e d • LAROC 9T i 10* nwtal 149— C O M M E R O A L rat* from Bat ChtorfOMt on Hary 17-92 17 ma* N ot Laaa Mary Bhd AU-41 AD-1169 h in g s t o t 231— C F N E S N P IC K E D Lemons. Umee. Tangennaa. A a rm a m 322-3210 BOWS FAMOUS RCANUTB A FRBBH JUMBO INMMR Skoal raapa on paanuta artton ip wvaral am** n toeat n#w»papart Coma by 5 hav* th* BEST tftar M to* raal 2330 Corny Av*. Santord. ars F o r S ale 1994 CADR.LAC 3ZOAN D4VRXA On* oamar Part* ear only No *■* 4 Or N r* VA an­ on* Mom C*d«ac coat 32700 Only 10K m4*a ttnea mttaaad N r* radtotor banary. brake*. A bra* Abtotulafy loaded Body and Manor great w i laka 5750. lor comptota car Onv* 4 i*4yi Might trad* 407-3239432. •Jff W ANTED CARS, TRUCKS A VANS Any y«ar mafca or modal WWl pay top doNar* C al Oaoff Badna 3 0 2 -5 7 3 4 YWRRqWRIlAfWRP— Y WHS 2400 tq. I I homa on 5 4 acre*. at lancad. . wot* mop. bam. and apt 2 mie* from SR 44 A I4. 322-4274 104 Oaka CL DaautU 1999 tq 4 Ciktorn* tfyto 2 atory pool. Ianna cl amanita* 3129 000 rk A r t Villa* 2BR/2BA TovmhouM condo342.000. owner moavatod 121-3043 I r Lirc h h o ff «■ ©J^paoclates AFFOHOdHIf M1IMIS VIM IURf 1 PF10PI HIIFS k t M .a lk O •Singtt Story Dtsgn - NoOneBeta*at A6m •Emrgy •[Head Sbdo. 1BtHoomAdo/tot* AftfUrana •FrwrRBy. On-SN. DtptnOM Uinajtmtrt •Act Stongt. Pnvati patiol Uon* Sanford Court Apartments 4/2,10 Incd acres huga rm*. •c porch 2 out Udga 3144.100. 4/I.S.Ovar 1 600 *q R. won/ lam. 1rp*c. Incd. 341.100 4/3.3 Ovar 2500 *q II Sc pod. uv. dn. lam ml hpic 1133,900 : rr^L* 3211S. SinbrdAn .. SuttoN323*3301 2 5 2 -A c c o u n t in g B a n g iTO C TO B fB a A M4COMK TAX tor mtor and buamata Accounting Sotoion* Ptoa. Inc 407-324-1100 2 7 5 -D k y w all ORYWALL*STUCCO Rapirt Wal A Crkng Ttituma Uatcnrj Popcorn H2-A31A Rem A d it io n s o d e l in g 1M1 NEED AN ELf CTI4CIAN7 CALL DICK* ELECTRIC 407-111-4713 be. E ROOC2t2t/Ortf 15 Yr*. 2 7 9 -H a u l in g 321-4444 COC001I44 2 8 3 -C A R n V T K Y CARPENTER. M Horn* rapaa*. parang A cararrvc at* Rkfcard Ore** 321-5972 NEEDACAREER? WE NEED A TOP-NOTCH PERSON! WE SHOULD GET TOGETHER! W e are looking for an Outside Sales Rep who can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves people! W E O FFER : • S A L A R Y P L U S C O M M IS S IO N + IN C E N T IV E S • F U L L B E N E F IT S IN C L U D IN G - M E D IC A L , D E N T A L , LIFE & 401K. • 2 W E E K S PAID V A C A TIO N P E R YR . •A G R E A T A T M O S P H E R E W H E R E Y O U C A N E A R N A G R E A T IN C O M E ! Call Kellie today to set up an interview. 322-2611 H e r a ld 2 6 4 -C a r t e t i t In s t a l l a t io n s CAR P ET/CER AM IC P R IC E R E P U C E D li Was: $68,000 - Now: $62,000 CONSTRUCTION clean up eat junk removed lawn can anytime 407 359-1641 or 407 345 0711 Rental property, garaga/tfwd dean up*, appkanca*. traah. brum. 407-544-2454 or pgr 407-419-0317 e WHOLESALE I m p r o v e m en ts 29- 99 cant* non* tugnar 100.000 *q. It to aa* A» mayor no*.lop quakty Rug* 99 cant, 29t3 S. 17-92 324 4400 Carpal MUI Otract CHARLES D. (Dan) MILLER. Bu4d*r. C0COS7295. Rm / Comm, ramooal. addboni. rap*4 MC. VISA 407-12131741 110 West 10th St. 2 6 8 -C h i l d C a r e Sanford. FL 32771 C enter s Three (3) Bedroom, Two (2) Full Baths. Central Air/Heat, Plant Shelves, Cathedral Ceilings, One (1) Car Garage, Navy Blue Carpot, House Color: Sky Blue/Teal Blue, Washer/Dryer hook-up. St. Augustine Grass For Financing Call: Shirley Jones Enterprise Mortgage (407) 644-0787 (24 hrs.) OAVD KEY CONSTRUCTION NavMRamodiMn^RapNr* Uc: COCOS7934 320-7202 2 8 7 -L a w CHRJ3CARE 24 hra/7 diya/wk Meal, tod Dvenvght* A drepo/t* OK. 55SI n S e r v ic e s LAWNB/LOTS MOWED Clean up* A under Druahng 27yra eip 0 322 2SH/N 322 9397 324 5139 2 6 9 -C l e a n i n g S 2 8 0 -H e r v ic e s Im BOBS HAUUNO A TRASH CLEAN-UP tor storage unt*. ga­ rage*. yard*, thrub*. etc. Ca* Bob #322 9991 or cell 509B249 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p i n g LARKINS LANOSCAPtNO A IR­ RIGATION W* tosta* tod. mg ay* A repair snrub*. muicn#*. buck pavara. atump grind. Indacp rock A daa^n and Mr tountans I mil sod Ire* ot any peats and fun­ gus For eat. ca* 523 6317 or 414 7333 OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES-COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 121-0414. 300- Pr e s s u r e 2 8 0 -H o m PROPERTY LOCATION: LOT SIZE: 50’ x 120* SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,201 UA FEATURES: New Home. 2 8 0 -H o m e Im p r o v e m e n ts 2 7 6 -E l e c t r i c a l 2 5 3 -A d ADVANCE TECTONICS 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 . g e m in a te FREE CAR. 14 A FUN to your RAM. 3 for 1/1 quart, near park. 3350 V i nca.rtd hkuc CHA. 3450 3/2 *p*oou*. rvlaw ito. *620 No pel* Deport * aqual 1 montTiiwnt 407 477 4434 U II Wirt* tod CO ROM to 2 La■»*•», rvUkJJWy Art ID 4S HUO OKAY 447-3)44433 103— H Fo r o m p u ter s NOW ! PC 4B5. ROBCLIA V K JJll ftSKKMB Vbrtouk Sa u an » n M •94fM9mto lie — O Sanford/Seminole County's local newspaper needs an Office Manager/Bookkeeper. Duties include managing several people, handling of accounts payable, general ledger, and payroll preparation plus miscellaneous office routine. Bookkeeping experience a must. Send confidential fax to Personnel, 423-675-0675 or mail to Republic Newspapers, 11863 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, T N 37922. tormtea top wof* m a nouMnoM) Ertrythmg to *1 aw. C a i 5344440 M A R IN E R 'S V 1 L L A Q E LAP* ADA I BOOM I41QAIO 7 40RM MfOWO ANO \P 3 2 3 -M 7 0 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 4 9 5 W I M E O HOUSES TO RENT OFFICE M A N AG E R / B O O KK E E P ER F * M y Site 2 yra. otd 545 K*by vacuum, a* ateh* re . ahampooar 3221725 •par* am* mmrnmtP CM Un- JIMDOYLE IMMEDIATE OPENING 407- Mr. lyr okt r th to* 99— A pa rtm en ts - RB/OROUNOB- IffK K N C T Med serv •convener* location 321-4900 'tVftUttt/Uffffffffff. Runt • Fu r 93— Rooms Fok R ent 8 0 0 -5 5 4 - 7 3 6 4 Trmlt? lo $53 000* Eipenenred Pretorred. OL a plus 323 3441. TOP PAY ; T ru c k D riv e r 1 in s titu te • a te MATURE MALE M rt4 U 78SHT HAND M X R •IS Oty COL Tralaiaf •Oay A Wm U i OClatm •FIr im UI AnKtaaca •Canton Hiring On Site S e ll m c u m t v o f f ic e r j o b Training Armed A Unarmed ■randy A Aaaoc. *34-7444 (407) 869-0444 kOaPUHMWlV. 95— R o o m m W a n ted • C l e a n in g DUN RTTE Rea/Comm 're* tat. LtcAn*. Uafor credt card* accepted. 331-4122 3 0 1 -R o o f i n g YATES ROOFMO tinea 1(25 Church A Sr. Dtac. 3rd. Sen. Uc. *RC0022*90.122-1449 312— T ree S e r v ic e DON PICKREN TREE SVC Tree/atump removal Free ett bcansedlnaured 329-7342 om e p r o v e m e n ts HANDYMAN Parting concrete, dry wat. remodeling, renova­ tion*. Cat 282 7049 SIMPSONS Pro< Tree Svc 20 yr* eip eq 24 hr storm damage Sehor dacount Total tree care Free eatunalea Bucket truck avarable Can 127 4736 Advertise your business every day in the NEW Seminole Herald lor under $35.00 a month. Call the Classified Department today to find out how!! (407) 322-2611. ‘w rri X �i 'k T .I i___ M •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. November 12. 1998 by Chic Voung BLONDIE G as-sniffing can c a u s e brain d a m a g e I'VE BEEN TUteoNG 7 AtOJT wvtfT ( DEAR DR. r.OTT My teen-age nephew sniffs gasoline. inhaling it until he passes out. lie won't listen to anyone who tries to help him Our local menial health agency says the problem is not their territory What physical harm could result from my nephew's habit’ DEAR READER Sniffing gasoline, glue or other hydnarartxm derivatives is a dangerous form of substance abuse that can cause brain damage. liver failure and suffocation, not to mention death from other reasons The habit is certainly within the provincr of mental health profession als. because it is a behavioral abnor­ mality related to drug addiction I don't understand why your mental health agency abdicated its rrsponsi bllity. this is reprehensible Successful therapy for this type* of drug habituation is similar to that for alcohol or other substance abuse namely, avoiding the drug, seeking counseling and participating in sup port groups As a first step, your nephew should be evaluated by a physician to make sure that his habit hasn't caused physical problems Then the doctor can refer your nephew for appropriate counseling and or treatment that could literally save his life by CharlM PEANUTS YES M A’A M .. SECJUE5T PERMISSION TO 60 SEE T h e SCHOOL NURSE I PEEL An a n x ie ty ATTACK C0MIN6 ON.. To give you related information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report Help II Substance Abuse and Mental Health " Other readers who would like a copy should send 12 plus a long, self addressed, stamped enve lope to I’ O Box 2017. Murray Hill Station. Sew York. NY loti* He sure to mention the title M. Schulz HURRY SIR! SHE'S 60IN G TO GET THERE BEFORE i nn r “M D R. Q O T T PETER OOTT, M.D. antidote for mild depression You can try it. but I believe the Zoloft will be more effective If your physician agrees. I see no reason to prohibit you from having an occasional glass of wine Remember that alcohol is a depressant and can interfere with many medications, so go easy . i-ws NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN time of therapy St John's Wort, an herbal remedy, has been reported to be an effective ACROSS 39 Mathematical proposition 1 Bar seats 41 Type of pick? 7 Complete units 44 Roman dozen 13 Certain charity 49 Zero sponsor 48 large cat 14 Constellation 91 Musical Par taut and Gemini 19 Ona-celled animal t$ — of Capricorn 17 Casual top 18 Soak (lias) 20 Draft agey. 21 Folded 29 Most wsalthy 28 Suiter's partner 32 West Indies rsligious betisf 33 Unless (2 wds ) 34 Largs house 39 Wailing lor — 38 Colorado park rtghten 37 Frigf 94 99 98 97 Bullfighter Slacken Toughen City In Tssas (2 w d s) DOWN Tift Not wild Plains Indian Crude metal High Iannis shot Traps Units of aiactricel anargy Ban— If 7011 would like to write to Dr. Gott send jour let­ ter to: P.O. Box 2017. H om y Hill Station, New York. 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Check out fair on the web................................................. 3 Convention bureau keys economy................................... 3 Get tickets early................................................................. 3 Lonestar headlines Friday night..................................... 4 Lovexboy still can rock......................................................4 Chubby Checker alter 40 years.......................................5 Local Girls bring some swing.......................................... 5 Comedian to provide big laughs...................................... 6 Sanford has a rich history................................................8 First Aid, ju st In case........................................................ 9 BMX Freestylers provide thrills..................................... 17 Sanford meets the Bahamas...........................................18 Eleuthra Is a hidden treasure........................................ 19 Sanford Hospital provides care..................................... 19 Flip and fly all weekend...................................................20 Lottery stim ulates economy...........................................20 Densch Inc. vital to Sanford.......................................... 20 Plenty to keep you busy.................................................. 21 W h e n b u s in e s s s lo w s d o w n , s o m e b u s in e s s e s s to p a s k in g fo r b u s in e s s . S A V E $ $ ON EXPERT SERVICE JohnHazclrigg. Owner AND RECONDITIONED 27YRS IN THE APPLIANCES APPLIANCE BUSINESS T h e y s to p a d v e r tis in g . That's like trying to read a book in the dark. Or holding a prayer meeting at the 50-yard line Or getting the last word with a politician. When business slows down, that's the time to promote your business Ask for customers And tell them why they should shop your store Maybe even offer specials to increase store traffic Sound possible? It is. And the way to let your customers know is to advertise. Let us help. Call the Seminole Herald S e m i n o l e H e ra ld 322-2611 COUPOl APPLIANCE SEl RECONDITIOI APPLIANCE) PARTS NEW AND USI 324-326! APPLI N£E FREE2YEARWARRANTY ONRECONDITIONED WASHERSANDDRYERS H THE 1ATW000 CENTER ON427 J SOUTH Of LAKE MARY H.S. 1 MLES SALES & 4 A A pi A \ 1 |4 HA ICE IGWOOD �Seminote Herald - Thursday. November 1 2 .1 9 9 6 - 3 R ead all about it on the w eb Check out Sanford Heritage Festival High­ lights and schedule of events on the Internet by visiting www.OrlandoUve.net. OrlandoUve. hosting the Heritage Festival's official WED site and is also partnering with the Sanford com­ munity nnd others to help bring our local busi­ ness and communities together on the Internet. The explosive growth of the Internet has Welcome from the convention, business bureau The goal of Uic Seminole County Convention and Visitors Bureau Is to provide tourism In­ dustry leadership In Seminole County and to produce promotional Information and materi­ als that will attract quality visitors to enjoy the many affordable vacations, sports meetings and eco/hcrltage tourism opportunities In Seminole County. The Seminole County Convention and Visi­ tors Bureau markets and promotes the Image and awareness of Seminole County as a unique tourism destination, attracting significant numbers of new and repeat visitors and creat­ ing a positive economic Impact for Seminole County. changed the way we can communicate at work and play. OrlandoUve enhances our local community by providing news, weather, events, shopping, free classifieds, business listings and more. These services are free to the general public and are designed to encourage our Inter­ action with others. The general public can post events, classifieds and bulletins as well as find Information on what affects us right here In Sanford and surrounding areas. ffl|y x i l*i illl T he key Is to bring the chambers, schools, clubs, business city and local people together In one place,* states Bert Burch, founder of the OrlandoUve WEB site. To accomplish this goal. OrlandoUve Is Im­ plementing the new Next Generation Microsoft Technologies not found anywhere else in Cen­ tral Florida. Now users can post and find In­ formation on the Internet even easier than be­ fore. Clubs and organizations can create their own on-line areas with chat rooms, bulletins, s ha ruble files and distribute this information which encourages others to join and partici­ pate. With thousands of people vlsIUng this site dally, it is the perfect place for businesses to host their WEB site. For more Information call 304-4740 and visit the site at www.OrlandoUvc.net. Get your tickets early Advanced 3-day admission tickets fr.c the Sanford Heritage Festival are availab1^ at sev­ eral outlets in Seminole County anJ the San­ ford area now through November i2. The 3-day tickets sell for $10.00 ($5.00 sav­ ings) and are good all three days of the festival. Dally gate admission is $5.00 and children 12 years old and under will be admitted free. 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It gets wild out there; on radio and on stage. If not off. Hut the foursome from Texas is no stranger to cra/y nights on the road. Richie McDonald. Dean Sams. Michael Hrltt and Kecch Rainwater cut thdr professional teeth playing 500 shows In two years' time In clubs from Lis Vegas to Vancouver liefore they ever signed a recording contract. Their hard work paid oil in spades when HNA Records released the group's self-titled debut CD. “honestar" In 1995. Not only did the gold selling album produce four hit singles, including the wildly popular dance hall anthem “No News.* but It established Latest.ir as one of the hottest newcomers in country music, garnered them a host ol Industry newcomer awards and set the stage for Cra/v Nights, an album certain to assure Lmestar a place In the annals of country’ stardom The foundation lor Lmestar's ever expanding acceptance was laid when Dean S<ims. a keyboard player from Garland. Texas, singer Richie Mclionald met In 1992 at the Dallas talent auditions for Optyland Theme lonestar is ono ol the hottest now acts n tho country last year’s smash hit, "No News* vaulted to number one park. Sams got the gig while McDonald went music network They |ust released their latost album and whoro it stood lor three weeks L o o m I m . P»|f 22 Loverboy hasn’t lost a step The success story txTiind these rockers beings In Alberta. Canada In 1978 when Paul Dean, a Vancouver native w-ho had played In bands throughout high school and thereafter, met Mike Reno. Also from B.C.. Reno had been living In Toronto, trying to turn music Into a ca­ reer. The two hit It off immediately as songwriters. musi­ cians and friends. When Doug Johnson Joined them, the core of the band was set. Matt Frenette was an old friend and col­ league of Dean's and together with Scott Smith, the line-up was complete. In early 1979. their first demo caught the attention of Lou Ulalr and Bruce Allen who took on management duties for Loverboy ;ind signed them to Columbia Records. In July of 1980. Loverboy came out with their debut self-title album which con­ tained two huge hits - “Turn Me Loose" and Tile Kid It Hot." Soon after, the group landed Its first big tours and toured for over a year straight. Between dates, the band managed to write and record a second LP “Get Lucky* In 1981. Two singles from that al­ bum. ““Working for the Weekend" and “When It's Over" catapulted the group to headliner status and that year, the group broke atten­ dance records all over North America. In April 1982. Loverboy made Ca­ nadian recording In­ dustry history by nearly sweeping the Juno Awards, win­ ning In six catego­ ries. The pace of the band never let up. By June of 1983, the group released “Keep It Up* and picked up several more awards. That album featured hits “Hot Girls In Love* and “Queen of the Broken Hearts.* But after eight more grueling months of touring, the group needed a break. “We'd been on the road for five years straight.* Dean re­ membered. "Our minds and txxllcs needed a break * The band released another record In 1985. “Livin' Every Minute Of It." Loverboy achieved its first two top-10 CHR sin­ gles, “Hot Girls In Love" and the title track and their tour Landed them as one of the top-5 grossing acts. By 1989, 11 years of touring had taken Its toll on each of the band members and they decided It was time to take a rest, but recently the group figured It was time to recreate the old magic and hit the See Loverboy, Page 22 Loveitooy has bean entertaining rock fans lor years and w* be playing at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p m Sunday night at the Heritage Festival. �Sem noie Herald - Thursday, Novemcer 12. 1990 - 5 Still twistin’ after all these years Chubby Checker, the King of the TWlst, has been (lacking in crowds and pleasing audiences of all ages for the past three-and*a-hnlf dec­ ades. His ability to electrify an audience puts hint In a class of his own. Chubby has performed In all types of show­ rooms. casinos. dut)s. concert halls and thea­ ters ns well as before presidents, heads of state and large corporations throughout his career. Chubby Checker is bnngtng his legendary style back to Sanford at the Heritage Festival He's still tvnstm after nearty 40 years He has been out on the road doing what he does best, entertaining and providing fun for pctiple. His heavy touring schedule Is guaran­ teed to route him through your neighborhood or region, so everyone at the Sanford Heritage Festival has a great chance to sec a part of his­ tory. His hit. T he Twist." is number two on the list of the Top 5.000 Songs of the Hock Era. Other hits such as "Umbo Rock (311). 'Pony Time* (483). 'Let's Twist Again' (2.076). 'Slow TWlstln” (2.017) and 'Popeye Hitchhiker* (4.226) also made the list. Hell perform Saturday night at 7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. •Sflglt Slory Design •MoOne Belowor tor* •Energy •Effitrt Stud* 1BedroomAftrdite AcKUnents •htn»i On-See Depend** Ujnagtfntnt •Anc Stooge Pnw* p*#e 4 Wort* S a n fo rd C o u r t A p a rtm e n ts 3»i s umo*an.SMM323-3301 KAREN L. ZARRELLA, Ph. D. LICENSED PSYCHOLOGIST #PY5609 “YOUR PARTNER IN GOOD MENTAL HEALTH" ADULT & ADOLESCENT ANXIETY DEPRESSION The Local Girls will entertain with their brand of music from the 30s and 40s They have opened for national ANGER CONTROL recording artists and performed at Hillary Clinton s 50th birthday party. PERSONAL GROWTH Local girls are ready to rock The Local Girls were formed on a summer’s night In Athens. Ohio In 1988. The three singersBrenda Catania. Gay Dal/ell, and Ml mi Hart—came from varied musical back­ grounds but quickly reult/cd tltat they shared an enthusi­ asm for close three part harmony songs. Each woman re­ mains stylistically distinctive, but to­ gether they create an unusually strong, vi­ brant blend-and they have fun doing it! Although much of their material focuses on the hot and vampy swing tunes of the 30’s and 40’s (The Boswells. The Jimmy Lunceford Trio, and The Rhythm Boys). they also pursue their eclectic musical Interests by per­ forming their own arrangements of cowpoke. be-bop. blues, standards, and an occasional psy­ chedelic hit. S « « Local. Pm<e 7A STRESS MANAGEMENT RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS 3599 WEST LAKE MARY BLVD., SUITE B DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 32746 (407) 330-3429 2 • Sliding Scale Fees livening and Weekend Appointments Available �6 - S*rranot« HeraM - Thursday. N ovm rtov 12. 1996 Local comic to provide lots of laughs Local comedian Larry Veal w i be providmg entertainment Sunday at 7:30 p m. at Rand Alley. 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Larry Veal, as featured on WESH. Channel 2's Discover Orlando for his creative, clean ap­ proach to comedy. He was interviewed while performing at Funnyola. a monthly outdoor romedy event at Like Eola In downtown Or­ lando. which Is billed as entertainment ’for the entire family." ’It Is heartwarming to look out Into the audience and see mothers. fathers, grandparents and kids of all races enjoying the show." said the up and comtng comedian. ’At one point. I even thought 1 saw a family dog out there laugh­ ing!’ ’As far as I know* Funnyola Is the only comedy event of Its kind In the coun­ try...where the whole family can enjoy comedie entertainment and It Is right on time! Co­ medians should be able to entertain without Insulting any particu­ lar group of people or harassing someone In the audience or being sexually explicit." Veal treats his brand of comedy as an art form and tries to deliver It with respect. ’It Is Im­ portant to me that my audiences leave feeling uplifted.’ said Veal. The comedian's phi­ losophy allows him to move in and out of a variety of venues with the routines, some­ times using comedy as a way to deliver moti­ vational messages In arenas such as rorporatlons. school sys­ tems. non-profit and community organiza­ tions. churches and social clubs. Veal’s motto |». ’laughter Is the shock absorber of life.’ ’When the mouth Is open with laughter, that Is the best time to throw In food for thought.’ ex­ plains the comedian, who has delivered mo­ tivational comedy and seminars at conven­ tions; conferences; re­ treats; elementary; middle and high schools; and commu­ nity centers In Califor­ nia. D.C.. Florida. Georgia. Indiana. Illi­ nois. Louisiana. Maryland. New York. North Carolina. South Carolina. Texas and Wisconsin. Veal, a native of Indi­ anapolis. Ind.. was graduated from Paine College In August. Georgia with a degree In CrimlnolSe« Comic. Pag* 2 0 Individual Attention Strong Curriculum Physical Education Traditional 3 R’s Computer Labs Enrichment Program After School Program Small Classes Foreign Language Music & Dance Arts & Crafts Field Trips Swimming Pools Summer Camp Hot Lunches Seminole Towne Center 100 Aero Lane 6:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Age 2 through Gride 5 (407)324-1144 University Park 10250 University Blvd. 6:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Age 2 through Grade 8(407)67841333 Seminole Airport Center 650 E Airport Blvd. 6:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Age 2 through Grade 8 (407)323-6771 Accredited by AISF Recognized by The National Council for Private School Accreditation htlp:/w.w.w.pugtfschool com �Seminole H e re ld -T h u rs d e y , N o v w r t w 12,1988 - 7 The Local Girls have opened for The Platters. accompa­ nied David Brom­ berg. and entertained the troops sur­ rounding Air Force One! Having provided music for the award­ winning PBS TV se­ ries. "RURAL COM­ MUNITIES: Legacy A Change". The Local Girls also performed the historical songs In "America’s Women: A Legacy of Change", u nation­ ally syndicated fourpart documentary for which Gay Dal/ell provided the narra­ tion and which won the Women In Radio and TV award for the best documentary sc­ ries. Working with the renown string ensemble. The Lark Quartet. The Local Girls premiered a new birthday song. Your Trip around the Sun. on the occasion of Hillary Clinton's 50th birthday gala In Washington. D.C., hosted by Tipper Gore. Brenda Catania has worked primarily In Boston and San Francisco, doing stu­ dio work, cabaret, musical theater, rock and roll, and with the performance art groups Nuclear Beauty Parlour and Monster Girls. On the West Coast, Brenda shared the stage with artists like Etta James and Bonnie Bramlctt. As a featured member of die Governor’s Offi­ cial State Touring Performance Group for the Bicentennial, the Appalachian Green Parks Project, Gay Dal/ell has toured extensively, singing from bluegrass to blues; she has traveled, too, with wellremembered groups like Aces and Eights and Close Enough for Jazz, as well as continuing her popular folk/Ja/z duo work with her hus­ band. Bruce Dal/ell. In addition to her work us a musical therapist, she con­ tinues her work for radio, TV. and film. Mlml Hart began singing at six with her sisters for ladles luncheons. which eventually led to her touring and record­ ing with the Allman Brothers. She’s worked the East Coast with Hotcakcs and The Paula Lockheart Band, toured the North and South with The Bobcats, and sang backup for David Bromberg. The Local Girls’ gui­ tar accompanist, Mike McGannon. Is a well-known Ohio musician; he was the musical director of The Angels. and toured with The Drifters. The Coast­ ers, and members of Steely Dan and Toto. Mike's multiInstrumental talent-on banjo, electric and acoustic gultar-ls heard on Innumer­ able Jingles and soundtracks. Bill Watson would rather be playing the bass than doing anything else. He's been at It for about 30 years, and Is happy playing bluegrass. Jazz, rhythm and blues or rock. He can be heard with Clearfork. as well as The Local Girls, and Is an alumnus of the Numbers Band. The Bobcats and many more. The Local Girls are singers who respect a beautiful melody and lyric, but still want to have fun. They pro­ vide a truly enter­ taining evening, evoking not simply nostalgia, but the timeless pleasure of fine music. And they do It In three parts! I r i rchhoff M"d "‘D l s c o i w is s o c ia te s l AI ojiUi “ifoeoltd is S e m ln o f o C o u n ty " 3Jtsidie -Domical OcsjosT “We Specialize Im Selling Relaxed Living" 200 E. Commercial Street, Suite 2 Sanford, FL 32771 407-321-5065 / 888-236-9829 Fax: 407-322-7015 FLYTOTHE— ,1 BAHAMAS F r >trt i S a n f o r d Newman OB/GYN Group, PA Obstetrics. Gynecology & Infertility a D e liv e r in g ... H ealthcare F o r G e n e ra tio n s " ' To Gom e W * ' ' ‘M v r * -» L o c a l---------Cm Us m * tn m Paga BA B2I W. Ml 434. 8 «IU 200: LOQfwMAf. . ■W h a t a re you w a itin g f or? �6 - Seminole Herald - Thursday. November 12. 1998 Historic Sanford is Gate City of South Florida Dubbed the "Gate City of South Florida" by founder and name­ sake Henry Shelton Sanford, the picturesque Iakcfront com­ munity welcomed wealthy northerners arriving by steamboat in search of warmth and recreation. Tills strategic location opened the rest of Central Florida to de­ velopment. In 1870. Sanlord purchased 12.548 acres on the shore of Lake Monroe. Just west of Mcllonvtlle. Tile United States diplomat and lawyer planned a city com­ plete with a pier, busi­ nesses. homes, parks anil schools. He lived at Uclalr, an experi­ mental garden and citrus grove Sanlord established outside his new city. Prominent citrus grower Sydney Chase later bought Sanford has boon a thnvmg town and ono of tho major areas on Cen*ral Flonda for nearly 140 yoars Tho historic waterfront hostod tho S ee S anford. Page 9A Introducing La Quinia* Inn & Suites - Orlando Sommolo County Fair in 1915 at the cornor of First Streot and Magnofca Avonue Like Mary. Florida nr C # D e f in ite l y W o r t h C h e c k i n g I n t o . Our new conveniently incited ImXcI includes nuny feature* designed m crcitc j relating residential feel -A D O C TO R S YOU KNOW D O C TO R S Y O U TRUST Dr. Ingrid Peterson • Sundrenched lnbhy • Heaullful court yard • spa • Healed [mol • flexible meet trig facilities • I i!n, u center • laundry facility • Fax terrier • Free first light l breakfast Dr Carol Login »i* horn in Crrrntillr South Carolina Shr attrndril the t nisrrsiiy of South Carolina likl m risrtl hrr tlncinrair of Optomrtry from Southrrn Collrgr of Optnmrtry in Mrmphis Trnnrsvr Shr inmplrtnl i frlkm chip in ocular tln riv foUlwing optnmrtry uhool and v n n l it j clinical nptnmrtricl it i surgical facility in Hori Raion H in d i Dr Login Mnrd Hiyhrxl Eyr O ntrr in Jinuir) I W Prrvmly d irts in adjunct professor with Southrrn t'ollrgr of Optnmrtry and i h u r j ilirrctor for Urns Uuh Pn>yrti Right To Sight Shr rrtidrs in Lakr Miry with hrr husband leery feature o f our m om s uus designed to m ,I*r your stay as comfortable as possible lor longer stays our king rooms base • King size bed • Mtcrouaie • Refrigerator • RecInter or sleefter sofa • Su it el till desk chair • Speaker {shone Our relaxing courtyard h a t a po o l i/ U a n d gazebo All our mining new rooms offer • Rich wood furniture • Crown molding • Spacious Hie bathrooms • IIIg 25* TVs • First run movies on demand and video games • Oi erst zed desks • Coffee makers • Hair dryers. Irons and Ironing boards • Two datapor! phones • Free local calls and long distance access - Votcemat! A n CALL O a s is F ro m In addition. two room suite* include llicsc exira* • Steelier sofa • f'.xtru chisel • Additional i unity • Tu o telei istons Th e W David The Staff Of Bayhead Eye Centre Would Like To Thank Their Patients For 20 Years Of Support. Ingrid Peterson, O.D. Carol Logan, O.D. o rld 1-SOO-NU-ROOMS FOR RESERVATIONS 100 % S a tis fa c tio n G u a r a n te e l)r Ingrid ftterson was raised in Orlando completed iter undergrade! n r simltcs it llir Inisersity of IkxKU ind graduated fmm tlw l ntscrsity of Houston. ( ollegr of Optometry in I9’ H She ius pric liced in Mnford for live past twenty year* with in emphasis on Pnnury fcyr fare ind coniict lenses Currently she Uses in Mi Don with far children Erin ind Awl R r* 820 W. Lake Mary Hlvd., Suite 104 Sanford, FL 32773 (407) 322-2230 • Fax (407) 3306287 �Seminole Herald - Thursday. November 12. 1990 - 9 Sanford — architecture In Flor­ 19th century appearIlls former employer’s ida.” Ninety percent of ance. It's not hard to the buildings con­ envision travelers ar145-acre estate. Sanford's rlty be- structed lictween 1880 riving at railroad tycame a thriving com­ and 1910 remain. The coon Henry b. Plant's PICO mercial center. Arriv­ city's commercial and Turkish-stylc (Plant Investment residential districts ing passengers often traveled to Orlando by are listed on the Na­ Company) Hotel, or a rail or to hotels, cot­ tional Register of His­ reporter bustling Into tages and springs In toric Places. ‘Hie San- the old Sanford Her • Umgwood. Altamonte lord Museum, 502 E. aid building, on S. Springs and Like First St., and the Magnolia Avc. Hester Mary. Pioneers Chamber of Com­ and Shepard's comshlp|>ed crops grown merce. -KX) E. First menial block, which In the new frontier St., olfer downtown housed a fire station for 8-1 years. Is refrom the busy port. walking-tour maps. ported to have lx*en Alter bark to back cit­ the site of Seminole brass plaques des­ rus freezes in the midCounty's only legal ignate tbc 21 build­ IH‘K)s. the area turned hanging. ings on the hour-long to celery and. In the early 20th century. walk. The DeForest South or downtown. Iiecnmc known as the block, the first stop on III Sanford's Historic Residential District, celery capital ot the (be tour. Is one ol (be lew buildings that many of the more world. A century later, the survived a bakery fire than 400 homes have Ix-cn preserved, other Florida Department of that burned down State considers San* most of the city's owners are in the ford's revitalized wooden structures in process. The residedcommercial district to 1887. Although altera tlal district encoinlie " o n e o f t i n - I n ’s t - lions mask some early {kisses 250 acres, from preserved collections architectural features, 3rd to 1-lib S t r e e t liestructures tween Sanford and mI 10th and 20th many rrnttirv comilien lal closely resemble their Elm avenues. C on tinued from Page 8A ilusoum Specialist Sorona Fishor, Irosscd m period costumo. uses tools -om the early 1900s to leach fourth Sanford railroad supertntendent James Cochran Higgins built the Higgins House, at 420 S. Oak Avc.. In 189-1. 'Hie two story, Queen Anne home was restored In 1989 and Is now a lied and breakfast, with a gift and antique shop upstairs, A high school was built In 1902 in the heart of the residential district, at 301 W. Scventh St. The two-story brick Romanesque Reviva I style structure was converted to a for the Social Studies. Known by many as "Sanford Grammar." It Is the oldest school in continuous use In Seminole County and the fourth oldest in continuous use In Florida. The FernaldLiughton Memorial Hospital, later known as the Florida Hotel. 500 S. Oak Ave.. across from Centen­ nial Park. Is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was Seminole County's only hospital «rammar «*»ool 1,1 from 1919 to I95G. The St. James 1 0 1 1 mid placed on A.M.E. Church. 819 the National Register Cypress Ave.. was »»f Historic Places In 108-1. after Seminole built In 1913. The red County School board brick church, with members converted close ties to Sanford's the school to a liauds- African-American re­ on history museum ligious and social life, was listed on the Na­ and classroom. tional Register of His­ Fourth g r a d e r s I™"1 throughout the toric Places In l‘M)2. Tile former Forrest county s|>eiid a field day as Junior histori­ Like Hotel. KXXJ E. ans at the school, now First St., was built In called the Student 1925. Just prior to a Museum and Center bust cycle In Florida development. The massive project was fraught with problems and Is rumored to have contributed to the City of Sanford's bankruptcy. Exhibits «it the Sanford Museum chronicle Sanford's story — the man's and the city's. Additional Information about Seminole County’s heritage can lx* found at the Museum of Seminole County His­ tory. off 17-92 across from Flea World, In the former County Old Folks Home. A re­ quest to add the struc­ ture to the National Register of Historic Places is pending. 'Hie museums and commercial structures give 20th-century visi­ tors a feel for the peo­ ple and the traditions that formed the foun­ dation of our commu­ nity. Looking out over Like Monroe one can almost hear the echo of steamship whistles in the distance. JUDY’S DOLLS graders about Sominole County history at tho Student Museum and Center for tho Social Studies Doll Shop 8. Hospital G e n e , A s h to n D ra k e , M d m . A le x , R o b e rt T o n n e r, Just in case - first aid available The Sanford Fire Department will pro­ vide a First Aid Sta­ tion all days of the Sanford Heritage Festival. November 13 through 15. The manned aid station will be located behind the Pepsi Stage, fac­ ing Sanford Avenue right next to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce building. The "Lost and Found” booth will be located at the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce Sanford Heritage Festival In­ formation and Tshtrt sides tent In Magnolia Square. L>st children will be taken to the chamber building. 400 East First Street, on the comer of East First Street and Sanford Avenue to await Mom or Dad and will be supervised by volun­ teers. G in n y , V o g u e , G o o d -K ru g e r, W a k e e n , E fa n b e e , A n tiq u e a n d C o lle c tib le s V v 280 Warren Ave., Longw ood, FL 32750 (407) 3 3 2 -7 9 2 8 • Fax: 3 3 2 -0 0 8 5 �10 - SemmcHe Herald - Thursday. 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OPEN 7 DAYS l THINGS ---------------- 28625 SR 46 S o rre n to , FL (9 1/3 MUM Wa*l Of M on H<gtit) C //X iSS(352) 383-3864 �W B k' Seminole Herald - Thursday, November 12,'1 M ^ - 1.1 The Sanford Chamber of Commerce 1 Wishes To Thank Sanford Heritage Festival These Sponsors I I I LK SPONSORS l \ \ I Hi ) \ S FLORIDA LOTTERY IIAIIAM ASAIR 9 6 5 WHTQ CLASSIC ROCK FOX 3 5 WOFL ORLANDO HUDWEISER, WAYNE DENSCH, INC SEMINOLE COUNTY CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU COOL rn 5.9 FM (GOOD TIME OLDIES CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL 9 8 FROG WGNEFM CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE HERALD PEPSICOLA COMPA N Y KIRCHOFF & ASSOCIATES K&K MORTGAGE WILLIAM BUSH,JR. REGENCY HEALTH CARE MONROE HARBOUR MARINA CUPACOFFEE ARAVIND N. PILLAl, M.D. A& N SPORTS, INC A L S ARM Y N A V Y SURPLUS STORE A SECOND IMAGE SUNJET AVIATION LAW OFFICES OF H A R R Y REID, III AKLKOATOR McKEE CONSTRUCTION A LA N STEVERSON PLUMBING JAM ES A. 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ANGELOS PIZZERIA SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE RICH PLAN OF FLORIDA LA QUINTA IN N & SUITES HILTON GARDEN IN N HOMEWOOD SUITES HOTEL HUNTINGTON BANK PU BU X STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & REALTY LAKE KATH RYN ESTATES SUPER 8 MOTEL ANTIQUE ELEGANCE UMOUSINES M AINSTAY SUITES SHE 100.3 FM SUNTRUST BANK SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER FEDERAL TRUST BANK m m c i 4 mmm mmcm* Budweiser Central Horida Regional Hospital .4 t o 4 ( m l K « U « I Seminole Gdunty C'ONVtNTlPN ASO VNTOHS fV#tAU~ l-HOOHOO 7 H .U R a h a m a y a ir The Neborul Airline OfThe Bahamas gem inate iferald �12-SsnW wtsHs'iM-Thursday, Novsnftsr 12, 19M Map of ilc 1996 SAftfoRd HeritageFesrivAl HisioRicD ow ntow n SsNfoad ♦ SsNfoad, Floods ! Sanford Heritage Festival Nowstm I *,14,IF, 199$ LftLu rJ i_____ 1 -------------r - 1III 1 I 1 I ■ — .... 1___ L - i - L ► 1 1 1 1 L — .... ,.. 1 \ I jI1 Schedule of Events FRIDAY, W a T ir tlt 1 3 s sure to check outthe Bahamian island flavor at the jlegatJon of 50 Bahamians wiNarrive In Sanford and special relationship between Sanford and Gregory Bahamas. Radk) Bahamas wiNbroadcast live from the fa over 100,000 Bahamians. 3 p.m. • Oates open, admission $5 (children 12 and under free) 3 p.m. - Sanford Heritage Festival Opening Ceremonies. Pepsi Stage 3 p.m. — Crooms Academy Junior ROTC demonstration. Pepsi Stage 3 p.m. • 10 p.m. • Teaching Kids to Think and Dream* exhibit. Sanford area schools. Seminole County Public Schools. 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. • Sanford Historical Society exhibit 3 p.m. - midnight - Exhibits open 3 p.m. - 1 a.m. • Amusement rides open. Deggeller Attractions 3 p.m. - midnight * Bahamian Market Place open, sponsored by Bahamasalr 3:30 p.m. — Sanford Police K-9 demonstration. Florida Lottery Stage 3:30 p.m. — Northland Community Church. Glory Cloud Stage 4 p.m. • Funk Gang Island Band. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage 4:30 p.m. • Seminote County ShertfTs Department bicycle demonstration. Florida Lottery Stage 5 p.m. - Plaiting of the Heritage Pole. Bahamian Market Place 5:15 p.m. Rapture. Florida Lottery Stage 6 p.m. - Funk Gang Island Band. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage 6 p.m. - Old Hickory Stompers. Florida Lottery Stage 6:30 p.m. • The Local Girls In concert. Pepsi Stage 6:45 p.m. - Praise Jazz. Glory Cloud Stage 7:30 p.m. - LONESTAR In concert. Pepsi Stage. sponsored by 96 Frog WGNE-FM. 7:30 p.m. — Jimmy Fields. Marcy Perkins. Matt Flllou. live Jazz. Times Square Bistro. Magnolia Square 8:15 p.m. — Orange City Ramblers. Florida Lottery Stage 8:30 p.m. • Junkanoo Parade. Bahamian Market Place 9 p.m. • Great Commission Power Demonstration. Glory Cloud Stage 9 p.m. — The Local Girls in concert. Pepsi Stage 10 p.m. — LONESTAR In concert. Pepsi Stage, sponsored by 98 Frog WGNE-FM. 10 p.m.— 1 a.m • ‘Moonlight Mania* ride all rides for 85 11 p.m. — Eleuthera Express. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage Midnight • Festival area closes ■ATOMPAT. H t w h r 14 8 am. - 1 p.m. - Seniors Arts & Crafts Sale. Sanford Senior Center. CMc Center courtyard 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. - Sanford Train Show. Sanford Civic Center 10 a.m. • Gates open, admission $5 (children 12 and under free) 10 a.m. • 10 p.m. - Teaching Kids to Think and Dream* exhibit. Sanford area schools. Seminole County Public Schools. 10 a.m. - midnight * Exhibits open 10 a.m. • midnight * Amusement rides open. Deggeller Attractions -Family Day*, ride all rides all day for $10. 10 a.m. - midnight * Bahamian Market Place open, sponsored by Bahamasalr 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. — Trans4matlon Station open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Amazing Animals Camel Ride 10 a.m. • Midway Elementary School of Performing Arts. Florida Lottery Stage 10:30 a.m. • Men In Action. Glory Cloud Stage 11 a.m. - Story time for children. Sanford Library 11:30 a.m. — Glory Crown Ministry. Glory Cloud Stage Noon • 7 p.m. • Sanford Historical Society exhibit Noon - Karate Demonstration. Magnolia Square area Noon - Tiger Eye Productions amazing animals show. Pepsi Stage Noon - Old Hickory Stampers. Florida Lottery Stage 12:30 p.m. • Dr. Sea Breeze. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage 1 p.m. — Wade Henry Street Show. Juggling unkydlst. Pepsi Stage 1 p.m. • Gtrtzone. Florida Lottery Stage 1:30 p.m. — Praise Him and Dance Trinity Assembly. Glory Cloud Stage 2 p.m. — Funk Gang Ialand Band. Bahamian Market Place. 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T hese two rid e rs will d e m o n s tr a t e th e ir Hat land tric k s w hich, a re p er lo rtn ed o n th e g ro u n d , a s well a s th e ir a e ria l tric k s w h ich a re p erfo rm ed a s th e rid e rs la u n i h th e m s e lv e s a n d th e ir h ik e s th ro u u h tin a ir. 'H ie rid e rs d o s tu n ts on 2 d in c h MMX F reesty le blcyi les specially c o n s tru c te d ol 4130 ( h ro iu o lv lor e x tra s t n n u th . 'llie se bicycle' a re also eq u ip p ed w ith s|>eual w heels, tires s ta n d in g p la tfo rm s a n d b ra k in g s y ste m s th a t m a k e F reesty le tric k s possible. N ave M avro. .me 2<i h a s trav eled a ro u n d th e w orld p re s e n tu m ex h ib itio n s a n d re p re s e n tu m All W heel S p o rts. He h a s also a p p e a re d in m a n y S ea W orld show s. Mike A ndrew s, .me 22 . h a s <o m p eied n a tio n ally, receiving several a w a rd s, a n d h a s ap |M*nrcd in several ex|M»sitinus a n d ( (in v en tio n s, In cltid u m Sea W orld show s. Tl«> BMX fruostylo tnc* loam /nil pcjrtorfh tour tones throughout the? wiooiond at the heritage Festival Tfw? group has performed all ovor tho world and is sure to hoop spectators o the edge ot their soats I'tic UNIX F reesty le l i n k lc .n n will p c rlitrm .it th e S a n fo rd Merit.uic Festival oil S .itu rd .iv , N o v c I i i I k t 14. .it 3 I’M .uni f» I’M .m il on S u n <|.iv N ovem ber 1r» .11 2 I’M .iti<I * to I’M Ih e s|Hirt ol MMX F reesty le Inm an .ilxiut til teen y e a rs .ujo in C allfo n il.i w h en hike rid e rs Ihm .line Ixircd w ith (list ruling th e ir hikes Iro m o n e pl.iee to th e o th e r S oon .liter th e s p o rt 0&k\&.wn P&rk Cemetery and Funeral Home Hie show <(in sists ol a p p ro x im a te ly 2 0 m in ­ u te s ot fla tla n d ra m p s tu n ts , ( h o re o n ra p h e d to musK F m p h a s is is placed on bicycle safety, a n d w e a rin g <»f p ro p e r safety near. MMX F reesty le ap|M*als to votum a n d old alik e The tw o so m e 's crow d pleaslnif tric k s m ak e lor a s p e c ta c u la r show th a t keeps everyone o n th e ed*»e ol th e ir s e a ts 2T* l» l:A \lll. The World's Largest Art, Craft & Graphic Discount Center Great Prices, Selections & Service Make The Difference at PEARL! • Big Selection of Fine Arts • • Big Selection of Crafts • • Big Selection of Gifts • Complete Custom Framing & Floral Arranging Department Kid Craft Every Saturday, 2-3 p m. O f f e r i n g the finest in service and facilities with pre-planning through The Simplicity Plan*. Your only “ hometown” cemetery and funeral home combination. ...a friend when you really need one SR 46A at R in e h a rt Rd. L ake M ary • 322-4263 Store Hours: M onday-Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 407 831-3000 - 1220 H. Altamonte Drive Altamonte Springs �18 - Seminole HoraW - Thursday. November 12. 1998 Sanford meets Bahamas at Heritage Festival One of the most colorful and exciting, and sure to be a Sanford Heritage Festival favorite, will lx* the Bahamian Market Place--an exjx*rtcnce you won't want to miss. A delegation of 50 Bahamians will arrive In Sanford. Novem­ ber 12 and will Ix'gln a special relationship lx*tween Sanford and Gregory Town. Bahamas. Radio Bahamas ZNS. the national radio station, will broadcast live from the Sanford Heritage Festival to over 100.000 Bahamians who listen to Plcewell Forbes' Good Morning Bahamas Show. Mr. Forbes has received nu merous certificates and awards for his work in broadcasting and for tireless efforts in pub llci/ing the unique anthropological features of the Bahamian society, be they cultural, politi­ cal. social, civic, or religious. The Bahamian Market Place will present the heart pounding rush of Junkanoo. There are 3 days ol high-energy performances by the Junkanoo band. Through its colorful cos­ tumes and unbelievable energy Junkanoo may remind von of M.trdl Gras celebrations. Junkanoo is a Caribbean celebration two cen­ turies old in which performers dress in col­ orful massive costumes that are artistically created of paper to depict a particular theme. The groups then “rush" through the crowds accompanied by music of traditional instru­ ments. goatskin drums, whistles and rowtx’lls which creates a rhythm and excitement dllllcult to Ignore. Performances are completely See Bahamas. Page 19 One of the highlights of the weekend will bo entertainment providod by tho Bahamian Market Place which will prosont the music of Junkanoo The band will perform all three days and Iho crowd is involved tho entiro timo ’-<v Mistor iic •: k uU . Longwood for a truly unique shopping experience Do Your Holiday Shopping With Us! 04 OUR BOUTIQUE 230 IV. Church Art. a\ CULINARY COTTAGE /■// il. Church Ur. 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T he popularity of th is u n iq u e Isle d a te s hack to 1G4H w hen the llrst p e rm a n en t settlem ent In the B ah am as w as estab lish ed on K lcuthcra. the largest of th e out islands, exten d in g IOO miles from n o rth to so u th , an d just over 1-1/2 miles wide an d Is one of th e m ost developed of the O ut Islan d s. K lcuthcra Is 100 m iles of m agnificent pink* w hite Iteaches, sheltered coves, d ram atic cliffs a n d Incredible blue green w ater. You c an swim, snorkel an d enjoy som e of th e finest diving anyw here, w ith exceptional dive facilities. You can also play ten n is, golf, o r stop to w onder at som e of the fascinatin g sights. Admire an d feed th e fish at ‘O cean Hole", located inland a n d over l(X) fathom s deep. It Is h a rd to Ixllcve th.it su ch a sm all sliver o! hilly land c arries su c h a heavy historical loud. K lcuthcra (the G reek word lo r freedom) Is considered the lirst tru e seat of dem ocracy hi th e W estern H em isphere. Its llrst settlers. Ilccing religious |>erserutlnn in B erm uda a n d Kngland. called them selves, th e K leu th eran A dventurers, an d tim e an d c irc u m sta n c e s would prove th a t tag m ore a c c u ra te th a n they ever expected. P reacher’s Cave Is w here shipw recked K leutheran A d v en tu rers once took refuge an d held th is Islan d 's first religious services. T aste the sweet a n d uniquely delicious B ah a m ia n pineapples grow n In G regory Town. G regory Town Is also w here A tlantic w aves roll ag ain st o u r shore, providing som e of the lx*st Stirling In th e A tlantic O cean. Between N orth K lcuthcra a n d G reg o ry Town. Is the G lass W indow Bridge, one of the few places w here you can com pare the A tlantic w ith Its rich blue w aters on one side of th e road a n d the calm green w aters of the Cnrlbl>can on the o th e r side sep a ra te d by a strip of rock |u s t wide en o u g h to drive a c a r th ro u g h safely. For m ore in fo rm atio n alx n it K lcuthern. B ah am as, please write: The M inistry o! T ourism , K lcuthcra Travel Olflcc, G overnors H arbour. K lcuthcra. B a h a m a s or call 212 332 2142. Regional Hospital provides care to county C entral Florida Keglonal Hospital. S aulord. is a 220 Ixsl. a c u te care laclllty located on th e sh o res ot scenic L ike Monroe. The hospital h as provided quality care to th o u s a n d s o! Sem inole an d Volusia countv resid en ts since 1082 Ihe com bined ellorts oi over 220 skilled physicians and 7(H) dedicated em ployees have resulted in the h o s p ita ls ran k in g am ong the top 10 jiercent of all accredited h e alth ca re lacllltlcs nationw ide hv the .Joint C om m ission o n A ccreditation o| H ealthcare O rganizations ( cn tral Florida Keglonal H ospital Is the most com prehensive h e alth ca re facility serving Sem inole an d West Volusia counties. 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The pro g ram offers state-ofthe-art card iac su ite s, a dedicated 12-lx’d open heart ICIJ. two dedicated c a th labs an d a com plete line of non-Invasive testing. Including a d u al-h ead n u c lea r card iac cam era an d color* ilow doppler echocardiography. B a h a m a s ---------------------------------------Continued from Page 18 sp o n ta n e o u s an d done with no previous re ­ h earsals. Festival goers Hud It virtually Im[Mtsslhle not to Join In the parade. B ah am ian s trace the origins of J u n k a n o o to the harvest festival of African slaves b rought to th e B ah am as d u rin g the Kith c e n ­ tury. Tile nam e Is a ttrib u te d to a W est African tra d e r prince nam ed J o h n C anoe considered by m any to lx* a hero to the slaves. J u n k a n o o Is th e N ational Festival of th e B aham as, tra d i­ tionally celebrated d u rin g the early h o u rs of D ecem ber 2 6 a n d of New Year's Day. O th er events featured at the B a h a m ia n Enjoy The Real Florida M arket Place Is B a h a m a s fashion show: th e plaiting of the h eritag e jx>Ie; an d a h a ir braiding d e m o n stra tio n . On the B a h a m ia n M arket Place. B a h a m a sa lr Stage, will be 3 d.iys of Island m u sic by “F u n k G ang Islan d B aud’ . ‘ K lcuthcra Express" an d Dr. Sea Breeze." T asty B ah a m ia n delicacies like fresh fruit daiquiris, co n ch fritters, peas a n d rice a n d conch salad will delight each m arket place visitor. Don't forget to b uy a h a n d m ad e s o u ­ venir from th e B a h a m a s before you leave the Sanford H eritage Festival. �P V i 20 - Serrvno** Heraki - Thursday. November 12. 1998 Twist, turn, fly and flip Just the fun you have been waiting for! llircc days of twisting, turning. Hying and flip­ ping rides fur children of all ages and adults too. America's most spectacular midway, Deggcller Attractions, will provide the amusement rides and games for the first annual Sanford Heritage Festival. Dcggeller Attractions, a Florida owned mid­ way operation, will feature popular teenage rides, kiddy rides, Merry-Go-Round. Tilt. Spi­ der. Slide, Slider. Zipper. Flying Dobs. Bumper Cars. Flying Elephants. Raiders. Red Baron, largest trailed Ferris Wheel In the world and many other exciting rides. Friday night. November 13. Dcggeller Attrac­ CEDAR CREEK APTS. 2450 H a itw tll A v r . (Hartwell & 46A) 324-4334 nTEIMMCOIIEMMIo • Premium Cigars & Pipes • Best Walk-In Humidor • Accessories & Gifts • Beer & W'lne/Smoklng Lounge Longwood Village Shoppes 1077 W. State Road 434 Longwood. Florida 32750 Telephone: 407-767-0050_ .Fax: 407-767-0546 Gene lliyyitts J Prvprieter eel 9 i 9s 101H. Country Club Roaf Suite 104, Laki Mary, FI 32746 . (407)323*2223 CHEESECAKES Fai (407) 323-2274 New York Style C h e « * * r » k « Densch plays vital role in Sanford For nearly four decades. Wayne Dcnsch. Inc. has been an Integral part of Central Florida. Wayne Densch was awarded the Anheuser-Busch distributorship for Central Florida In I960 mid until his death In 1994 he led tlie company on a path of nonstop growth. As Budwelser and the An­ heuser-Busch Fam­ ily of products grew to become the na­ tion's best-selling beers. Wayne Densch. Inc. settled Into Its role as the King of the beer market. The current owner of Wayne Densch. Inc. Is Leonard E. Williams. The com­ pany employs over 100 area residents and commands a market share of over 60 percent In Its sales territory of Seminole County and parts of Lake and Orange Coun­ ties. The company's civic contribution Includes its partici­ pation In various re­ tailer training pro­ grams focused on S ee D en sch . Page 2 2 tions will present “Moonlight Mania* from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Experience all these spectacular sensations for one low price of $5 and Festival admission Is FREE with the coupon! Sunday. Nov. 14. Is Dcggeller Attractions “Family Day*. Family Day Is sponsored by SHE 100.3 FM. With a coupon available at many area merchants, you can tide all amusement rides noon until 10 p.m. for only $ 10. For those festival goers who think their Fes­ tival visit Isn’t complete until they have ridden at least one ride. Individual ride coupons can also be purchased at the Midway. G o anyw here in style Antique Elegance Limousines has been providing luxury transportation In Central Florida for 12 years. All limou­ sines are fully equipped with color television. VCR. AMFM Cassette. CD Ste­ reo. privacy divider. Cellular phones, full bar and uniformed chauffeurs. Antique Elegance Limousines offers special package rates for corporate serv­ ices. concerts and theater services, bachelor/buchelorett c parties, bar and hat Mltzvahs. holidays. newborns, anniver­ saries and weddings. Wedding packages are available and In­ clude complimentary champagne. white glove service along with red carpel. Antique Elegance Limousines Is fully li­ censed and Insured and Is available for local or out-of-town transportation and Is available seven days a week. A rare vintage 1952 Rolls Rnycc. Park Ward Limou­ sine are also available for any occasion. For more Information and prices rail 767* 0066. S ch o o ls gain from lottery As Florida observes the tenth anniver­ sary of Its Lottery, contributions to publlr education In the Sunshine State continue. More than 10 years after the Lottery's first Instant game. “MILLIONAIRE." went on side. Florida Lottery’s mission re­ mains to responsibly raise as much reve­ nue as possible for public education. Since the first day of ticket sales on January 12. 1988 Florida Lottery play­ ers have contributed $8.5 billion dollars for pre-K. grades 1 through 12. commu­ nity colleges, and state unlversllles--a national record. No other state Lottery has canted as much for public education In the first 10 years. Tills adds up to more than $2.19 million per day for schools. Of each Florida Lot­ tery dollar. 50 cents Is used for prizes to players. 38 cents Is deposited Into the Educational Trust Fund as mandated by the state constitu­ tion. and the re­ maining 12 cents Is used for operating costs and retailer commissions. More than $800 million in Lottery revenue Is deposited In the Florida Educational Enhancement Trust Fund each year. Florida Lottery could only achieve litis success with the support of Its players, both residents and visitors. Lottery games have rewarded these players with nearly $10 billion In prizes during the past decade, and have created more than 570 millionaires! C om ic---------Contlaoad from Pago 6 ogy/Soclology. While at Paine, he did standup comedy in talent shows and wrote and produced comedy/drama plays. He won the Sidney Poitlcr Award for best actor and tlie Bill Cosby Award for best come­ dian for three years In a row during tlie Paine College Peoples Choice Awards. He has lived In Atlanta. Georgia and now resides In Orlando with his wtfe. Alana and sons. L«J. and LaKon. �i'\- *.. ,-*i.s** i>T»"*V' -♦vJjA »HSHHPI f w ll m ffV a ' * W U Swrtnol* Herald - Tbunday. NovanUw 12.1998 - 21 There’s plenty to keep everybody busy C r o o tm A ra d rm yn Junior ROTC team wtf appear on the Pepsi stage Friday at 3 p m as part ol the lair's kickoff. The Lake Mary Fbgh School Ma noneties are annual award-winners who writ be appearing Sunday at 2:30 p m at the Pepsi Stage. For the best In local entertainment, the Sanford Heritage Festival is the place to be. In addition to the big name groups and performers that will appear at the festival throughout the weekend, many local entertainers will treat the streets of Down­ town Sanford to some great music, dance and exhibits. When things get rolling on Friday, those who get out early can enjoy many local sights and sounds. The Crooms Acad­ emy Junior ROTC will demonstrate their talents and training. Speaking of schools, don’t forget to stop by the Sem i­ nole County Public Schools exhibit titled Teaching Kids to Think and Dream” which will lx* open during the entire weekend. The Sanford Police K-9 unit will have their four legged partners on hand to demonstrate followed by the bicycle unit. As the sun sets. Rapture and the Lo­ cal Girls will sing, the Old Hickory stompers will perform and live jazz will All Uic air. Saturday is. among other things, school day. Midway Elemen­ tary School of Per­ forming arts starts the days entertain­ ment. followed by Seminole High School's finest. Des­ tiny. the Daz/ler Dance Team and Fantasy will lx- on hand to show ofT their talents. After that, the Seminole Jazz Dand will hike the stage. For more dancing fun. students from Miriam and Valerie's School of Dance will • « H<Hli|t. P l|« 22 R eg en cy H ea lth ca re, In c. Y ou d o n ’t h a v e to w a it 3 m o n th s to s e e a n ENDOCRINOLOGIST Call today to schedule your appointment this week ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS Maha Ansara, MD ENDO CRINO LO G IST & IN TER N IST Specialist Services Provided are: • • • • • • • • Diabetes Management in Adult Insulin Pump Management Metabolic and Hormonal Disorders Lipid and Cholesterol Disorders Osteoporosis Diagnosis & Prevention Diagnosis &Treatment of Thyroid Diseases Woman Health Care Treatment of Acute and Chronic Illness Most farms o f insurance Oi Staffat Florida Hospital Akamotfe, SoathSeminole aid Central Florida Regional Hospital are accepted M e d p le x B u ild in g 4106 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Suite 325 Lake Mary, Florida 32746 P h o n e : ( 4 0 7 ) 3 3 3 -1 2 1 2 Hours: M o n d a y -F rid a y 9-5 S a t u r d a y 9-1 �22 - Seminole Herald - Thursday. November 12. 1998 Schedule— Stage 4:45 p.m. - Bahamian Fashion Show. Bahamian Market Plac 5 p.m. - BMX Trick Team Show. Pepsi Stage 5 p.m. - Miriam A Valerie’s School of Dance Arts. Florida Lottery Stage 5:30 p.m. — Wade Henry Street Show, jug­ gling unlcycllst. Pepsi Stage C o n tin u e d fro m p a g e 13 3:30 p.m. - Junkanoo Parade. Bahamian Market Place •I p.m. - Zlzl Roberts. Florida Lottery Stage 4 p.m. — Tiger Eye Productions amaring animals show. Pepsi Stage 4:30 p.m. — Funk Gang Island Band.'Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasal’ sponsored by COOL 105.9 FM. 11 p.m. - Great Commission Power Demonstration. Glory Cloud Stage Midnight • Festival area closes 6 p.m. - Ills Kids. Glory Cloud Stage 6 p.m. - Eleuthera Express. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage 0:30 p.m. • Plaiting of the Heritage Pole. Bahamian Market Place 7 p.m. - Kayll Lytle. Pepsi Stage 7:30 p.m. — CHUBBY CHECKER In concert. Pepsi Stuge. L E E S FamousRecipeChicken 1905 S. French Ave., Sanford • (407) 323-3650 ij 1 5 - P l e c e I F a m ily l F east $ IS"! - SPlus _ Taa _ i, | • It ptrm ol ctklrm. a u ri ■ • 2 pm i i M p*uon I I I I 2 pul p i n * knaniilr bawnaiU ta n a s r 2 -P ie c e {Snack L: cnmlta* ■rap* I or Uataa ta a ________ I LEE'S! $ l F a m ily l B u ck e t <M>onu Good t a n ------ -W 1 18" i M m Taa ■ I • 25 pieces of chicken, mixed ! 0 S I M aa a i 1 2 - P l e c e C o m ibo ®u^239j : p * m o( c ta tn . a u rd , lE * X W »ta rd M « I (con wNunuDa r u n ) | • I kuaru)tr bvnrratX buna Her >i«J •*» — t n ri 2 5 -P ie ce ! M eal _ ST ^ ■ $ 2 ! o> U iU n ta a a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | | I I U l • 20m : 99 j J 4nat (M h llU M M Express. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage 7:30 p.m. • Lany Veal comedian. Rand Alley next to We Three GlrLs Reslaurar/t. 7:30 p.m. - Great Commission Power Demonstration. Glory Cloud Stage 8:30 p.m. • Junkanoo Parade. B.ihamlan Market Place 9 p.m. • LOVERBOY in concert. Pepsi Stage. sponsored by 96.5 WHTQ Classic Rock 10 p.m. - Festival closes. See you November 12-14. 1999! L overboy-----Con tin n e d from Pago 3 0 road again. By 1995. the b an d w as keeping the sam e pace It did d u rin g th e g lo ry y ears a n d have been on th e road ever since w ith th e latest to u r stopping In Sanford for the h e ri­ tage Festival th is weekend. They will be on stage S u n d ay a t 7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m . — I ■ P U Tn i I • I taa SUNDAY. H o v m b n IS Noon - Gates open. "Family Day* adm is­ sion 35 (children 12 and under free) Noon - 10 p.m. • Exhibits open Noon - 10 p.m. Amusement rides open. Deggeller Attractions Noon • 10 p.m. Bahamian Market Place open, sponsored by Bahamasalr Noon • 10 p.m. • "Teaching Kids to Think and Dream* exhibit. Sanford area schools. Seminole County Public Schools. Noon • 6 p.m. • Sanford Historical Society exhibit Noon • 6 p.m. Amazing Animals Camel Ride Noon - S o.m. — Express. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage 2 p.m. - BMX Trick Team Show. Pepsi Stage area 2:15 p.m. - Jay Murder's Klezmer Bond. Florida Lottery Stage 2:30 p.m. - Lake Mary High School Marionettes. Pepsi Stage 2:45 p.m. • Junkanoo Parade. Bahamian Market Place 3 p.m. • Lake Mary High School Mystics A Odyssey. Florida Lottery Stage 3 p.m. — Wade Henry Strret Show. Juggling unlcycllst. Pepsi Stage area 3:30 p.m. - ('tailing of the Hentage Pole. Bahamian Market Place 3:45 p.m. — Power House Youth Ministry, Glory Cloud Stage 4 p.m. • Dr. Sea Breeze. Bahamian Market Place. Bahamasalr Stage 4 p.m. • Tiger Eye Productions Amazing Animals Show. Pepsi Stage area 4 p.m. • Spring Lake Latino Dancers. WlfTQ Classic Rock 7 p.m. ♦ Eleuthera LEE'S ! HANG ON TO YOUR HATS BECAUSE THE S.O.D.A. POPS ARE PERFORMING! ON THE LOTTEKY STAGE TO CIUM ATl THE H eritage — C w tk w N tn m Fag* 31 perform In th e even­ ing. Also th r o u g h o u t th e e n tire w eekend, th e Glory C lo u d stag e will e n te r ta in festival g o ers w ith v a rio u s p e rfo rm ­ ances. Fam ily D ay Is th e th em e for S u n d a y , w h en reduced priced ad m issio n will tre a t th e en tire family to a variety of p e rfo rm ­ ances. Double V ision will hold Its th ird p e r­ form ance early In th e aftern o o n . If m u sic Isn’t your th in g . check o u t th e Tiger Eye P ro d u c tio n s A m azing A n im als Show. Those w ho a t ­ tend m ay even get th e o p p o rtu n ity to see th e sam e tig er th a t th e golfer Tiger Woods posed w ith for h is cover of S p o rts Illu strated . T his afternoon. It Is Lake M ary’s tu r n to d an ce th ro u g h th e aftern o o n w h en its d an ce team th e M arionettes p e r­ form s. The school's M ystics & O dyssey will follow th e d a n c ­ ers. R esidents of all ages will enjoy m any dif­ ferent types of p e r­ form ances at th e fes­ tival. These will include k arate exhibitions, a trick show by BMX bikers. com edian Larry Veal. Ju g g ler and cyclist W ade Henry and th e Spring Like L itin o D ancers. There Is certain ly som ething for every­ one a t the S a n fo rd Heritage Festival a n d best of all. m ost of the perform ers a rc from y o u r own buck y ard. L o n estar----------------------- D e n s c h ------C o a tla a a d from Pag* 4 INTERNATIONAL TOURING GROUP, m fO E M P A N O S THEY’LL U DOING IN CHINA THIS SUMMER! MIRIAM & VALERIE S \ S c h o o l O f, D a n c e (b d & CALL FOR INFORMATION: 323-1900 I n i I h r I inf's! In It,mi r I m i n i n g - \ m I /,/ sxa Innr h'l * b ack to riving a C oca-C ola b a n d a n d c u ttin g Jingles. The tw o m et again In Nashville a y e a r later, decided to form a b an d , a n d re c ru ite d Fort W orth lead g u ita rist M ichael B ritt to Join them . 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 12, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 12, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 12, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald