29 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9098ac346da04ab160bb1d8c4148276c.pdf f927b569f2413bb141833a8529152ae3 PDF Text Text SPORTS...PAGE IB Grace Stinecipher remembers the way we were Bliss has W inter Springs thinking state title Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 mst YEAR. No. \A__________________________ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I0. I99K 5 0 C e n ts No objections to county budget B y V ic k i B e llu c c la IIKKAI.I) STAFF WUITKU Jam os Dunn SANFORD _ The people ol Seminole County s|H>ke loud and clear alxmt what they though! of Ihr proposed 1998 !W county budget. Without a single comment Irom the public, the board of county commissioners passed the budget 4 0 at a special meeting of the Ito.ud on Wednesday night. Chairman Kandy Morris called twice lor public comment, hearing none, he noted thal "the people have s|Hiken* by their lack ol discussion on the matter. T h e y vc s|Miken quite clearly on this budget,* Morris said. Commissioner Win Adams was absent as Ills colleagues discussed Ihr $378.9 million budget only In general terms. 'Ihry said they didn't want to make any decisions on amending the budget without a lull complement ol cmtimls stonrrs on the dais to vote. Commissioner Da k Van Dcr Welde cautioned Iris fellow Imi.i i i I members about making any moves to <hangc the budget without all ol lire nirm Iw-rs present. *ll might In- premature to re move anything with one com ­ missioner missing.* he said *1 would assume Mr Adams will I n- here next lime. Il would be foolhardy to make a move without him.* Commissioner Cirant Maloy suggested $.'100,000 could he sliced from tile budget by elimiii.il mg proposed renova­ tions lo ihr county attorney's oilier, renovations to the front entrance to the County Serv­ ices Hiillding ami ihr calrudar/annual report that Is mailed lo all county citizens. *Wr could lower the mlllagr rate, even |usl a little, by Power station to expand, but smokestacks going down Park to be dedicated to Dunn By Marla Orem MKUAl.I) STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The illy on Tursday will honor James L Dunn in a park dedication ceremony at I 0 a.in. Marking the lOOih anni­ versary of Dunn's blrili. Lake Clem Park. located on 24th Street of! Mellonvllle I Avenue, m il be renamed Jamea L. Dunn Park A magnolia tree will be planted In Ills honor. City officials will attend, with Mayor Lurry Dale scheduled to speak. T h a t was his favorite tree.* said Sarah Miller. Dunn's daughter, who Is co­ ordinating the ceremony. "He use to bring us magno­ lia blossoms.* Dunn worked for the city as Its superintendent of parks and recreation for a l­ most 20 years. Me retired In 1964 and died one year later. *He was a very devoted employee and a sportsman.* Miller said, ’ lie loved to hunt and fish and tried to make sure he put what he look hack Into the earth.* She recalled when he once removed a deer that had be­ come dangerous to the ani­ mals from Monkey Island at the zoo. "With the help of the peo­ ple from game and ftsh, he loaded the deer on the back of his pickup truck and re­ leased It Into the woods.* she said. Dunn designed many of the playgrounds and recrea­ tional facilities still In use today. He built the duck pond at Fort Mellon Park and also Installed an an­ tique fire engine for children to enjoy. Miller said her father was "thrilled* when the Sanford Historical Stadium was con­ structed because the high school teams could play on PleaM Sec Dunn, Pag* 3A B r i e f s ..............2A Classified . . 4B-5B C o m ic s ............6B Crossword . . . . 6B Dear Abby . . . . 3B Dr. G o tt............6B Horoscopes . . . 6B Obituaries . . . . 3A P e o p le ............ 3B Police Briefs . . 3A Sports . . . . 1B-2B TV .................3B Weather............2A ^Ths big question is whether you are going to be able to say a hearty yes to your adventure." eliminating these Items.* Maloy suggested. As it stands, the inlllagc rate for Ihr county Is 5.2813 and 8 0375 for those In the untilcoqMiralrd special districts. Under the proposed mlllagr rale, the owner of a $ 100,000 home with a $25,000 home stead exemption In the unln corjNiratrd area o f the county would pay $002.81 In taxes for the courtly commission porilon Please Bee Budget, Pag* 3A By Maria Orem HERALD STAFF WRITER D IN N ER C|w CENTER N K M S I M *» Town , Vmcm * Members ol the Sanford Lion's Club and the Lakeside Lion's Club will join forces to host the 39th Annual Spaghetti Dinner on Sept. 26 Shown are. Irom left: David Hall. Dick Dougherty. Al Spaulding. Paul Hodgins. Alva Rus- sell. Edith Witte. Henry Witte. Elaine Spaulding. Metty Brooch, Harold Highsmith. Colin Russell. Sandra Loper, Sam Loper with grandson Jo seph Sharrow. Eat your lion’s share o f spaghetti By V ick i B cllu cda HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD _ They've been doing II for nearly four decades and they'll do It again on Saturday. Sept. 26. Tile Sanford Lion's Club Is hosting the 39th annual Spaghetti Dinner and Hlngo on that day. The club. Sanford's oldest, which has been meeting for 74 years, will be c o ­ hosting the event with the Lakeside Lton's Club which Is the newest club In Sanford, having had their first inerting last March. Tire Spaghetti Dinner and Dingo will be at the Sanford Civic Center from 4 to H p.m. The dinners, which consist o f spaghetti, tossed salad, garlic bread and a drink, can be had for a $6 donation. A dessert table will he available at the event, with sweets available for 50 cents or $ 1 each. Thr hlngo games are unique In that It Is not played for money and Is therefore not gambling and can Ire played by children iutd adults alike. Prizes, donated by area merchants will be given away to the hlngo winners. Among the prizes are grocery store gilt certificates, department store gift certifi­ cates. oil changes, tire rotations, family packs of tickets at the Central Florida Zoo. tickets to Gatorland. Mystery Fiat House. Jungle-land Zoo and many more. There will be a rutile for chances lo win two tickets to Disney World and two tickets to Universal Studios. All the money raised from the event will lx* used locally for sight Improvement proj­ ects. Tire Sanford Lton's Club meets Tuesday at noon In the Colonial Room Restaurant, lire Lakeside club meets at the Riverside Lauding Restaurant at the Martna Hotel on the first and third Mondays at 6:30 p.m. SANFORD • Smokestacks will remain on the horizon across Lakr Monroe, ul least tem po­ rarily. Florida l*uwrr and Ught Co. thl* week minouurc-d plan* to rx|Mtiul It* Sanford txiwrr sta ­ tion and nearly double Its ca ­ pacity within five years. FPL has moved up the schedule by onr year to ronvrrt Its plant to ruitund gas. Once approved by Ihr Florida Public Service Commission, the first stage of the conversion could Ix-gtn In 2001. Of its thrrr generators, one will remain oll-powerrd. The two larger smokestacks, which stand at about 400 feet, would he removed, once the project Is completed. The futurr o f the third stack built In 1927 und which stands at .'102 fret. Is still unclear. Though located In DelJary. the power plant Is visible across the lake. Its towering striped smokestacks liuvc been thr subject of drbatr for sev­ eral months. Most recently, Sanford Mayor Lurry Dale on behalf of the rlty commission usked that the stacks be removed. "Thr commission thought It would be mure environmentally pleasing If the smokestacks came down.* Dale said. "The river looks better without them.* About 150 DcUary residents slgnrd a petition asking for the removal of thr stucks. Yet. some Volusia County residents wuntrd to preserve the smokestacks as a land­ mark. Officials In DeBary were also ronccm rd over the costs to maintain thr stacks, which could have reached up to $ 100,000 a year. Dale called the expansion plans a positive move for the region. T ills Impacts the arrn posi­ tively by boosting the power capacity,* he said. *Wc need to the Increase In generation of elect rtclty.* Bush centers campaign around family needs By Tony T iis io HERALD CORRESPONDENT SEMINOLE COUNTY - Re­ publican candidate for gover­ nor Jeh Bush recently visited Central Florida on a mission. Ills mission Is lo make Florldu a better place for everyone, es­ pecially for children. Bush vis­ ited Seminole County's Juve­ nile Assessment Center In Sanford und later talked about his life, family and Iris up­ coming election. *Wc nerd to build a slate of opportunity for people.* Bush said. Coming from a family dedicated to public service, the 45-year-old Bush added. 'Most of the Joy In my life has been serving others." He says he's especially con­ cerned about the children of Florida and has made children Elections ‘98 and their education the banner for his run for governor of Florida. This, his campaign has shown, has been proven In Ills many youth oriented com ­ munity service activities such as the Liberty City Charter School which he ro-founded In Miami. Hush attributes Ills belief ill strong family ties to his own very close knit faintly lies while growing up. *1 was fortunate to have an Incredibly supportive mum and dad. former president and first lady. George and Barbara Bush. They created order and lots of love for their four chil­ dren* Love Is also something he and his wife of 24 years. Cohuuha. passed down lo their three children. George, Nocllc and Jeh. Bush was especially excited on this day because Jits oldest son. George, had Just started his teaching career. teaching social studies. Bush's family helped him de­ cide to nm for governor. *My whole family Is very su pportlve of my running for gov­ ernor. I would not be running If 1 believed It would hurt them In any way,* Bush said. Children und families were also on Ills mind us he visited the Juvenile Assessment Cen­ ter. Tlie JAC reduces the time that law enforcement officers deal with Juveniles In the criminal Justice system. The center ulso provides guidance In referring Juveniles to the right program or service. PI rase B«* Bush. Pag* SA J *b B u th �;1 2A C lim b every mountain...at least this one llu in a n Itm irtl s c n ic e s SI I S 8 AM dRD iln ; Health .tint I him.in service* Hoard. which senc* Seminole, ('r.itigr Itrn.irtl >iud O m t |)I;i coiinne* i* i .tiling lot now mcmhci * IIH-*H member* icp rr*cn t lin n i utilities m working with tin Department oi children ft Famitv ti' determine .util prliinti/i loium unm nerds The liii.titl .tiiu* to make sure th.it i i ottomii health .mi! social 'irv ti i** .o.til program* arc available .1111! ac» rssthlc to m dividual* .tin) l.intilics lo le.nn how to apply lot ho.inl membership .uni .ihout tin- *dci Him process, cull WYtulv Jordan. illis ii li.iiMin .it 107 2 I i 04U0. ext ISO \n HUSH i>* .teller lit Chi I iltcn .util Families 1ri ‘•latewide district*. Kuril ho.inl lonsists i.| IS or ntorr inriti In in who rdirt'i ihrtr romttui tut! tn trnttN of ,i({r. rthnirliy, Ci min and nice Kit her the Governor or ,i ho.inl ol county i onimtsMonerx .itt|HitntN mem hefN HUSH candidates must h.nr a record ol commitment to and expertise in meeting thru community health and human services needs. I m n n u in it) In s t il a I l nii\ SANFORD Midway Elem en­ tary School will proudly pres ent •Community Unity*, their llrst arts lesttv.il ol the school >ear on today irntn 6:30 until 8 p.m. Children involved in i’hystral Education and Creative Movement will present a Turntiling Show. Children involved m .\rt will present 2 1 ) and 3D projects. Children Involved In Musie jvorall and Theater Arts will present a musical play called "The Three Hears*. Children involved in Instru­ mental Music will play pieces on the recorder, string (violin), and OrfT Instruments Children involved in the American Strert Dance will present vari­ ous dance styles while travel­ ing on the TRAIN The community Is Invited to attend. . M ille t ic b o o s te rs SANFORD Seminole High S* Imol Athlel n Uousieis will meet Mnuil.ll Sept I I at 7 p m m the lou letetue room ol the Administration Building I'lease eome to help plan lot the Fall ('.in itial Fund Raise! School \dvlsor> ('mi tu.il (raining SANFORD llir Seminole ( outitv Public Schools will oflei training foi ill new s. hoot Advisory Coimi il memheis ami olhei mtetesled persons on luesil.ii. Sept 15 at 7 p.m Die training will hi- held at the Fdueallou.il Support Center 100 F Dike Man tllvd Sun lord An overview ol the SACs will hi presented as well as new legislation that utlects School Advisory Connells Katin Ml/ creek. Executive Dlrrelor ol the Florida Aeeouutahllitv t ommlsston. will conduet the training All S A f memhers train loeul sc'hools are invited hi attend Mini-jiraiils for teachers GAINESVILLE Florid.i I atm Hureau Federation Is ottering elementary and middle school learheis up to #250 each to help them iniorpnrale agrteul ture into then classroom instmetlou during die 1998-09 s»hoot year Any Florida tl.iss tootn tear her in grade levels 1-8 is invited to apply. Hits is the fourth year Florida Farm Bureau has offered die grants During the 1997-98 school year. Farm Bureau awarded 30 Mini Grants. *\Vc have found that $250 i an go a long way In the hands of a creative classroom teacher.* si Id FFBF President Carl B Loop Jr. Judges give favorable atten* I Ion hi interdisciplinary ap­ proaches and lo proposals which require extensive stu­ dent participation. Proposals should include some measure to assess the effectiveness of the grant-supported activities. Recipients are required to flic a final report by the end of the Pleate uee Uriel*, Page 3A ® I —»i m JHH . ....... . LOCAL FORECAST TIDES Today: Scattered thunder­ storms lllghs in the upper-80s. hows In tiie low-70s Friday: Scattered thunderstorms. Highs In die low-90*. Lows in the mid70s. Saturday: Afternoon thun­ derstorms. Highs near-90. Lows In the mid-70s. Sunday: After­ noon thunderstorms. Highs In the low-LKJs. D ims in the mid* 70s. THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 9:20 u.m.. maj. 3:10 a .in., min. 10:00 p.m.. maj. 3:40 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 11:54 a.m.. — p.m.. low: 5:27 u.m.. 0:02 p.m. New Sm yrna Beach: high: 11:59 a.m., •••* p.m., low: 5:32 a.m.. 6:07 p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: *— a.m., 12:14 p in., low: 5:47 a.m.. 6:22 TH U RSD AY F R ID A Y Tstrm s 89 73 T s trm s 91 74 p.m. SATU RD AY SUNDAY T strm s 90 74 T strm s 91 75 LOTTERY Hero aro Iho winning numbers selected on Wednesday tn the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 2-13-14-20-21 Lotto (Sept 5) 24-25-32-42-45-47 BEACH CONDITIONS D a yton a B each & N ew S m yrn a B each : Seas arc 24 feet with u light chop. W ater tem perature at Daytuna Is 79 degrees and at N ew Synirua. 79 degrees. W inds are from the n orth ­ east at 10-15 m .p.h. STATISTICS Play 4 3-9-1*2 Cash 3 5-7-0 The high temperature tn Sanford Wednesday waa 87 degrees end the overnight low waa 73. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m., Thursday totaled 0.00 Inch. •Sunrlae................. 7:07 a.m. •Sunset.................. 7:30 p.m. 3 cminolc Herald "Senin/( Seminole County Since IVOH" Thursday September 10, 1996 • Vo! 91, No. 14 Published Daily Eicept Monday. Saturday 4 Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave Sanlord, FL 32771 Phone. (407) 322*2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADMINISTRATION Dave Gilchrist - Pubt.stior LECALS CIRCULATION Betty Bennett Room Bourne Manager Joniee Matin Odessa Pugh Huskies* Manager Melinda Morns EDITORIAL Linda Spiegel Lacy Loar Edlor ADVERTISING Jelt Ikin.i., »t Kim Butler Shan ilroo« Kerin Werner - Manager Dons Oietnch Cheryl Slone Jeana Hughes Maria Orem C L A S S IF IE D Heatter Daigle NcA Meiiaoi Dean Smith Teran Gau«* Tommy Vincent Susan Wen'*." Buss While Periodical Postage Pad at Sanlord Florida and additional mailing oT1. es Republic PRODUCTION F rank Vciitolioo •Manager Peggy Beenner Gena Bunuf - Operations Freda Helmers Cteryt Smith PRESS A STRIPPING IIUcH S>up Cowan Marti Sa«MO Bui Egan Jack E Ritchie Etwin Tyrrell Jr ■ Head Pressman Subscription Rates (Daily A Sunday) USPS 481780 Postmaster Send address changes lo Trie SEMINOLE HERALD P 0 Boa 1667 Sanfonl FL 3777? t667 Ma'tjaret Boschen 3 Months ti Months t Year i Home Delivery Sly SO $39 00 $78 00 Mail $7400 $4800 $9600 I vjnda Residents add 7*. sales Iat to above rales Xempu/iers, Inc. It * Itri-ti tun hut these il.tv* til 111 II tlllllll .it TI 11It VXt’t l I s l l l g Ill'll' ill Central Florida Hilt in Nnmr Al.isk.i ihfy'rr thinking about sprinting up ,i iHiitml.iiu i.ni iv 11 if Anvil Mountain 59 Mlliuti- 37 Setniirl Challenge will have people niuuiug tip anil thru h.itk down lilt' 834 Iihii l.u'c ni the minuii.im Those who i.iki linin' th.m ih»* allotted 59 minuit* 37 secunit* tn finish thr rat <• ate tilsqUittllled Alxtul 1.000 priiplt- .in- expetted In take nil till' inunil t.iltt rhi- im m l linn' lot the i h.illrngi* was 25 minutes 3 7 second* M.ivhp we shtmil I ihitik ■ilinut .i having a Utkr Monroe Mtilgr Run in w e who ran ntn thi' l.istpsl thiiiugh tin* sw.iiins •il mtilgt's that g.ithn nut there at this time n( year. (There an Irwet of the pests limn in past years thanks tn a University nl Flnrlda exprri T h is an d th a t... VICKI BELLUCCIA Stall W riter ment. tint their are ennugli nut then* In gag .my num i'rll Or. hmv almut a Claim Hop nut on Dike Jrstip lest any Notes tans take umbrage In that suggestion, we were re lerrlug nnlv tn the laet that there .tie timre nl the pesky reptiles ni that lake than fust about any where else you can ihlttk <>l Uup over a doreu nl the critters lit. say. 30 non utes ami Id seeotuls or less and you win. Spice up y o u r life While we have the Sanford Tajiri students to appear with noted opera artist Lions ( ‘lull's 39" annual spa ghrttt dinner mining up this weekend, tlie people nt Tulsa. ( >kla. are relebt at lug with a litile mure spice the next eon pie nt days. flieir annual ( hilt and Blueglass Festival eelehrates the best tu lint Inml anil cool mu sle. Like the ( lull Uookoti. wllieli was tried m Sanford a lew years ago. this event Is sanc­ tioned tiv the International ( lull Society, sn the loud is guaranteed In he good and hnl Maybe alter we have our till nl yummy spaghetti we might mushier '•piling dungs up around here again with .1 1 lull lestlval ol nni own again Look il up in your Funk and \ \ agnail* We all heard that ailtnon Ishmenl on hu iijh In m the 1960s, and when we did. sona­ nt us rushed oil alter mu da nonaries. But Isa.a Kauffnah Funk, whose Irlrthdav ts today, did mote than put together a die Unitary with Ids partnei The publishers put out thou sands ol honks tn the eolirse ol tlieii partnership and l In* mmp.iuv that hears their liana* mutiuiies to |tuhltsh Irooks, tin liahng dictionaries, tod.iy. Russ White is taking a break. His column, “Today Is...”, will return next week. O r l a n d o 0 f f< lly Murvn Hawkins HERALD UOURKSPONDKNI’ SANFORD Drnyer Graves noted opera singing aitist. will go straight to the heart of the audience. An artist whose voice will linger with you forever. Graves will route to Or* lamln Opera House to p er­ form at their 40th anniver­ sary Sunday. Sept. 13. 2 p.m. at the Boh Carr Per­ forming Arts Centre. O r­ lando Graves will lx* featured with Thr Orlando Phllhar* manic Orchestra, the Cam* erata Chorus. Jones High School Concert Choir and students of Tajtrl School ol Performing Arts and Aca­ demics where Patrtelu M er­ ritt Whatley Is the foiin* der/dlrcctor. These students will play a tag role in ihr background music of Ms. Graves and they are honored lo he a pari ol this artist and this great pcrfortTiMtiec. Tickets are $20 to $50 with students tickets being half price. The lx>x office photic number Is 407 426-1700 or □enyce G ra v e s Herald Photo by Mary. H.mkmt 1-800 336 7372 or tl< kets can he obtained at Ticketmaster. Tajiri students appearing with Denyce Graves are John Youngblood J r , Kashara and Kawanda Taylor, Javah Gilles. Dufeywan Debose. and Sarah Jones The way we were: A little of this, a little of that litis Is a column of hits and pieces that have been collecting on my desk. can he passed on. Picture identification Ashby Jones, who lived In Daytona Beach 1929-37. sent me a note with further Information on the Daytona Boardwalk. According in Ashby, there was a handstand Just north of the amusements and right by the boardwalk which was about the slw o f Sanford's Centennial Park ga/rlm. The audience faced the beach. Ashby's mother loved the concerts and programs presented there. in f o r m a t io n m in t e d A picture has turned up at the Sanford Museum ol Kel's Dime Store which was located across Magnolia Avenue from Touehlon's. MeClung's Dime Store was located there in the early 1950s; both Joe and IVggy McClung were at SMS with me. Did this family sell out to Kel's? Does anyone have any Information on Kel's Dime Store? Due to the recent interest In Fort Mellon Park, pictures are needed bv lire museum of past activities tn the park or lost features there such as the swimming pool and fire engine. Informal Ion on the former Mayfair Inn is continually being sought by the Sanford Museum. If you or someone you know worked there at any time, went lo the Sanford Naval Academy, or have any special memories, please contact the museum. The Museum Is also looking for information on the Banana Lake Presbyterian Church and Alo. Tm -M r. and Hludwinc drinks which were all bottled In Sanford. Tire museum Is located at 520 E. First St. and the phone number Is 302-1000. Alicia Clarke ls curator. Libby Mossman and others who worked for the telephone company In Sanford are researching Its history. They know that Southern Bell bought the existing company in 1915. Does anyone know what the name of the company was before 1915 and who owned il? If you can furnish any answers about this old Sanford telephone company, contact me and I will pass on tin* Information. QRACE M. Vera Swain Morrissey railed me from Crystal River to S TIN EIdentify Jimmy Spivey who Ls CIPHER standing between Esther Dm Morrison and Barbara Cassubc in Mrs. Dixons 1946-47 fifth grade (lass which was published Jan. 28, Vera Is also tn the picture which someone sent to her. Those In this picture were In my class (Seminole High School 19541: I was in the room arross the hall In Illth grade. I had not heard from Vera since she moved from here to Jacksonville after eighth grade so II was good tu be in contort with her again. Ettlc Jane Gleason Keogh wrote a note with a correction In the Information under the picture o f Governor Claude Kirk with some DeMolays. It was Clyde A. Gleason, not Claude, who was Grand Master o f the Florida Masons 1965*66. Hits was Ettle Jane's uncle and she gave me further Information on him and others in her family. Clyde came to Sanford tn the mid 1920s with his mother. Ettlc Jane's grandmother. Mrs. Gleason later married V C. Collier who owned Sanford Novelty Works loratcd at 115 N. French Ave. Mr. Collier was u builder and his shop (ltd beautiful finished millwork. (Since receiving Ibis Information about Sanford Novelty Works, this firm lias cropped up in my oilier research. You will read further about tt in future columns.) Kttle June's parents came to Sanford about the same time and her dad. Homer Gleason, worked for Mr. Collier. Tire shop hurried In July o f 1936 or 1937. I also had a caller give me Information on some people tn the 1907 Sanford Band which was published June 20. Tile three women in the picture were daughters of J.N. St muon, hand director. Jessie Stumon (Mrs. R.E.) Herndon In the second row used lo g o Into the schools to play her trumpet lor the children. Her sous. Emmet and Robert, also play(*d instruments. Junk* Stumon (Mrs. E.L.) Burdick Is In the thtrd row. Her children were Margaret June and Rosemary. Joslc Stumon In the hack row was married to Gwynn Fox. the brother of Martha Fox who never married and lived into her 90 s at 1306 Park Ave. lire third person from the right In the front row Is perhaps Cottrell Talley. I know that a Cottrell Talley married Kathleen Luney who graduated from SHS In 1934: perhaps this was his father'/ The third person from the left on the secand row is Felix Frank. He had a sister Flossie who married a Dueanis. L.D. Brown was Felix Frank's cousin. Olliers In this 1907 hand but not pictured were Harold Haskins and Harney Smart. Rosemary Walton LaFollcttc was able to Identify Becky Ricker In the picture o f Mrs. Alice Grant's sixth grade class published Oct. 16. 1997. Becky Is behind Michael Maples In the front row. Name correction Dr. Valin Barker corrected the name o f the person who owned the property where the Mayfair Golf Course is now located. It was Charles Amory. not Emory, and he Is the one who built the hu'usr which Is now part of the club house. I had copied the name from an article in ’ Literary Florida*: this shows how misinformation Duytnnu boardwalk �Semtrioto Herald. Sanford Flort1,i ■ Thursday September 10. I99R ■ 3fl POLICE LOG l l i r InUnu'tiui rrfx rrls i i v r c compiler/ /ruin flu* Se m inole C o iird i; .Shert//’s Oftlcr /or frirfrferds rerorr/erf Sepf. fl. O pen in g th eir gates fo r free Attractions salute wildfire heroes with comp admission Special lo the Herald Mattery on a law enforcement officer: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Central Parkway. 300 block. Sept. 7. 7:53 p III A 23 year-old man. who Altamonte Springs polit e ollh ers dr-lei mined was drunk, was spotted trying to flan down i .its Intake linn home because his ear was broken down. Po­ lite h it he was a danger to hlmsell and others In his rondl0**11 Tltey tried to get his wife to route and pick him up Init white the>’ were walling h*r her. he bet aine agilated and angry while leaning against the patrol ear lie then pleked up a branch and stalled Irving to hit the ollleer Disorderly intoxication: ALTAMONTE* SPHINGS. Fenton Place. GOO block. Sept I 20 a in An IK year old man was arrested lor disorderly In toxieallon by Altamonte Springs Police. Polite said they ar lived at his home where he had galhrrrd a large crowd around hlmsell bv shouting and refusing to ipilet down Polli e said In* was drunk. Domestic violence: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Lavon Drive. 500 block. Sept. 9. 5:20 a m A l l year old man was t barged with batterydoinestlt violent e by Altamonte Springs Polit e. Polit e said be and bis housemate got into an argiunrnt and he lilt the vic tim m the head several times with Ills list ALTAMONTE SPHINGS. Wymore Avenue, 400 block, Scpi H, 7 (*> p m A 10 year old man was arrrsted for dotnestle violente alter In- and his girlfriend were arguing while lie litcd to wateli television Police said she repeatedly turned off the TV while they talked When she Irletl lo tom h him. they said, he grabbed her by the throat and wrist and threw her against the wall SANFORD. 14** Street. 700 block. Sept K *135 a m A 43 year old man was arrested tor battery domestic violence after he and his gtilfrieud got Into a light and he threw her into the t om h and hit her several times In llir head. TAI.I.AI IASSKK On site at the Florida Fire Chiefs' Association's annual meeting In Key West, the Florida Attractions Association announced Ihol horn August 1 to Sept. 30 nearly 70 Florida attractions are opening their gates to firefighters who helped save the stale from a series til wildfires earlier this month. This coordinated effort, speaiheatled by the Florida Attractions Association, means that more than 30. OOO (volunteer and professional) llieflghters who helped battle the bla/cs that threatened to engulf parts of Florida will have free, unlimited admission to neatly 70 ol Florida's most (Hipular attractions for n two month period Most attractions are also offering admission discounts to family members ol the fircfighiets, Mike Morawskl. president ol the Ernest Hemingway I Ionic, Key West, and FAA Governmental Affairs Chair lor the Association, told the more than 300 Florida lire chiefs in attendance at the meeting "You may consider your recent effort on behalf ol the state of Florida a Job well done The attrai lions In this stale 1relieve It to be an ai t ol heroism They are proud ol you and your teams of firefighters and want to thank you * Florida's attractions, representing the cornerstone of Florida's $41 billion tourism Industry, were organized by the Florida Attractions Assoei.illtm to present the unprecedented demonstration o( appreciation. Participating attractions Include theme parks hlg and small, museums, historical sites, zoos, botanical gardens and oilier family oriented attractions Th ese firefighters helped preserve our livelihoods-.mil we |c]t that this was the l>est way to express our gratitude the Florida attractions Indnsirv salutes them.* said FAA President Hill l*ui kett. St. Augustine Alligator Farm A powerful series ol ads are expet ted to appear on posters. flyers and in newspapers, deptet firelighters moving toward and reluming Iroru the llres as wcli as a i lose up ol a tree sapling suggesting lit*- goes on. The atls were developed and donated by HVK/Mel)onald -a national ad agency wllh four ollltes In I lotlda Printing ol the flyers and posters w eir donated bv Florida Media publisher of Florida Living Magazine and Allied Printing Company of ■faeksonville. Hie participating attractions in (lie special offer are: A World of On bids. Adventure Dindlng/Shlpwrrck Island Water Park. Ah-Tah-Thl-Kl Museum. Audubon Utilise A Tropical Gardens. Ilabroek Wilderness Adventures. Millie Swamp Safari, link Tower Gardens. Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, Busch Gardens Tampa Hay. Huttrrfly World. Caribbean Gardens. Church Street Station. Clearwater Marine Atpiarlum. Coral Castle. Cypress Gardens. Edison A Ford Winter Estates, Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum. Everglades Alligator Farm. I .inlasy of Flight. Flamingo Gardens, I lorida Moat Tour. Florida Splendid China. Florida Sports Hall of Fame. Fred Hear Museum. Galorlaiul. Historical Museum of Southern Florida. Momos.issa Springs State Wildlife Park. Hubbard's Marina Cruises. International Museum of Cartoon Ail .Jacksonville Zoological Gardens. .Jungle Queen Klvrrboal, King Henry's Feast, l.ightncr Museum. Lion Country Safari, Marie Selbv Motanlcal Gardens. Marlueland ol Florida, Medieval Times Dinner A Tournament. Miami Museum of Science A Spate Transit Planetarium, Miami Seaqtiarium. Monkey Jungle. Morikainl Museum and Japanese Gardens. IMOSI!) Museum of St lenre and History of Jai ksonvllle. (MOSJI Museum of Science A Indnsirv ol Tampa. National Museum of Naval Aviation. Oldest Store Museum. Parrot Jungle and Gardens, Ponte de I-eon's Fountain o f Youth. Potter's Wax Museum. Ripley's Hell eve It Or Not! Museum. St Augustine. Ripley's Hellcvc It Or Not! Orlando Museum. Sarasota Jungle Gardens. Sawgrass Recreation Park. SeaWortd Adventure Parks, Silver Springs, Skull Kingdom. Si. Augustine Alligator Fanil. St. Augustine Sterile Cruise. St. Augustine Sightseeing Trains. St. Augustine Spanish Quarter Village. Teddy Hear Museum of Naples. Theater of the Sea, U S . Astronaut Hall of Fame. Walt Disney World Company. Weeks Air Museum. Wet n Wild Briefs-------- Driving under (lie influence: Continued from Page 2A WINTER SPRINGS. Dolphin Street at State Road 434. Sept k :i:2ft put An IK year old man was arrrsted for driving under (lie lllilueut e ol ah nhol 1998-99 aradenilc year. Applications must be retelvetl at the Fann Hureau of­ fice In Gainesville by Oct. 1, HtitM. Winning proposers will he notified hv Oct. 15. To ob­ tain an application, contact ihe Florida Fann Hureau Fed­ eration Field Services Division, 1*0 Hox 147030. Gainesville. FL 32014-7030. or phone (3521 378-8100. Ext. 1030. or FAX 1352) 374 1585. More Information on the Mint Grant Program and Requests for Proposals are also available on Florida Farm Hurrau's Website, http:/ /www.fb.rom/ Drugs: LONGWOOD. Reams Street. 1IOO block. Sept H II p m A ,’lliyear old man a 34-year old woman and an IHyrar-old woman were arrested lor possession <>l a i annulled substance amt possession o| drug paraphernalia Seminole County depu­ ties said they exei tiled a s eart h warrant on the house because they believed there was drug at tlvlty then*. In the house, they louud mote than 2 t) grams ot marijuana in a Imk box. a gun. an unknown white powder miscellaneous paperwork and a s­ sorted p in es ol drug paraphernalia (>ruiul (heft unto: SANFORD. Townr Center boulevard, IOO block, Sept. H. H 22 p tn. A 25 year old man was arrested lor grand theft auto alier Seminole Cottuly sheriff's deputies louud him with a rental ear he had signed out and never returned. 'Hie rental car agency reported it as stolen lie told deputies he had planned to return It A trailer attached to the car was reported stolen from Volusia County. Asked when he was Infill* cured to mil for governor. Hush said. "It was when I was serving as secretary of com ­ merce under fonner Governor Hob Martinez's administra­ tion." Among his goals If elected governor "I'd like to see gov­ ernment services be more rele­ vant lo people." Hush also would like to find ways to lessen the demands madr on people, and have them create I teller lives. to convo down Tito Into ot itui third is yol unknown Story P a g t 1A. Budget-----Continued from Page 1A of their tax bill. Tire mlllages have been re­ duced .HO 12 mils from last year, according to the county, to the lowest mlllage level since 1989-90. fills year's proposed taxes are Just slightly lower than last yrar's because construction and renovations at the county's libraries ts complete. Last year .0710 mils were levied to pay for library construction proj­ Dunn-------Continued from Page 1A a lighted field, lie took spe­ cial pride m making sure that the field was always watered uud maintained. "He was always the first to arrive and the last to leave." she said. Miller said her father had a real love for Sanford. He was married here and raised two daughters. Miller and her sister. Jackie Riimhley. still live in Sanford. "He Is best remembered by those who knew him by his khaki hat and driving his old yellow city pickup truck." she said. ects. Tilts year, uolhlng Is budgeted lor suc h programs. There Is still money allocated In the budget to help the county Increase the number of books In the county's libraries, however, l l i r county is In Its second yrar of a nine-year pro­ gram to increase the pcr-raplla bcHik volume lo 1.5 books per person. Cindy Hall, director of Fiscal Servlrrs for the county, ex­ plained the "tentative aggregate mlllage rale, exclusive of voted debt service mlllage. Is G.5248," a 3.4 percent Increase over the rolled hack rate. flits yrar's budget Includes 33 new stall members. Includ­ ing 20 new sberilTs deputies, two new circuit court positions and 11 positions In the Hoard of County Commissioner's de­ partment. In the sheriffs office, IG of the positions are covered by a federal community policing O B IT U A R IE S ford. In ments. Fannie Lawrence FANNIE LAWRENCE Fannie Lawrence, BH. Redding Gardens. Sanford. died Wednesday, Sept. 9. 1998 at her residence. Horn July 29. 1910 In Jennings, Fla., she moved to Sanford 71 years ago. Mrs. Lawrence was u member of Morning Glory Missionary Hupttst Church. Survivors include stepdaugh­ ters. Mary’ Jo Smith. Francis Scott, Kathllnc Watson. Phillis Scott. Alfrcdu Lawson, Helen, all of Sanford: stepsons. Char­ lie. Frank. Edward. Larry. all of Sanford; 25 grandchildren: numerous great-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home, San­ charge of arrange­ ANDREW C. CANCALO SI Andrew C. Cancalost, 72. Lit­ tle llumplon Close. Longwood, died Tuesday. Sept. 8 . 1998. Horn In Hudson County. N.J.. he moved to Central Florida In 198G. Mr, Cuncalosl was an electrirlan. Hr was a member of Knights of Columbus. Mr. Cuneulust was a U.S. Army veteran o f the Korean War. He was a member of St. Francis of Assist Catholic Church of Apopka. Survivors Include wife, Victo­ ria: son. A id rew T.. Longwood; daughter. Susan Conte. Uudcn. Pa.. Dianne Said. E. Hanover. N.J.. Dottle Jean Meyer. Eliza­ beth llomberger, both of Toms River, N.J.; stepmother, Marga­ ret. Mahwah, N.J.: brothers. Charles. Toms River. N J ., Ted Jr.. Hc-rgenficTd, N.J.; sisters, Jane Connelly. Allendale. N.J., Margaret Valrnta. Ridgewood. N.J.. A m Marie Jakoeson, Midland Park, N J .; seven grandchildren: one great­ grandchild. Woodlawn Carey Hand Fu­ neral Home, Longwood. In charge of arrangements. Florida Farm Hureau Fed­ eration Is an Independent ag­ ricultural organization. It lain more than 130.000 members statewide, and Is not affiliated with any arm o f govrmment. A foggy day in Sanford Tbo FPL smokoLtacka mo baroly visible m this photo taken on a foggy day rocontly from Iho manna on Lako Monroo Two ot Iho blacks aro slalod Bush Continued from Page 1A <init ials do Mils by pmvtdmg a centralized receiving unit lor all Juveniles as well as a s ­ sessing and evaluating all )tiverities. They also reduce the average time between arrest and assessment. Hush also spent some time talking to a Juvenile offender. When leaving the young man. Hush encouraged jilm to stay to school. Walking patiently through ihe various corridors ol the farlllty Ills down to earth l>crsouallty was noticed by everyone. Seminole County Sheriff Don Ksllnger. and JAC Man­ ager. Kip Hcacham guided Hush through the building. As Hush said In another In­ terview. ”J like to listen," And listen he did. He later partici­ pated In a panel discussion, the panel Including Ksllnger. Hcacham. Stale Attorney Norm Wnlflngcr and several JAC |»ersonncJ. In which they talked alrout the many problems a s­ sociated with Juvenile offend­ ers. nth. GARY DONALDSON Gary Donaldson. 50. Camrron Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Sept. H. 1998. Horn In Sanford, he was a lifelong resident. Mr. Donaldson was a custodian for Seminole County Public Schools. He had worked at Wilson Elementary School and II years at Lyman High School. He was a member of Funntou Hunt Club. Osteen. Mr. Donaldson served in the U.S. Navy. Survivors Include wife, Re­ becca "Becky": son, Franklin "Frank". Sanford; father, Franklin K.; Sanford: sister. Doris Foltz. Sanford. Ualdwln-Falrchtld Oakluvvn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. In charge of arrange­ ments. RAYMOND T. WEBER Raymond T. Weber, 60. Armwmuunt Place, Dike Mary, died Tuesday. Sept. H, 1998. Horn Chicago. III., he moved to Central Florida In 1979, Mr. Weber was an Insurance ac­ count executive. He was a member of VFW Post 10147. Commander and -tilt Degree Knights of Columbus. Mr. W e­ ber served In the U.S. Navy. He was a member o f the Church of Tlie Auum ciallou. cuss Ihe budget again at a meeting on Sept. 22 nt 7 p.m. The public bearing on the budget will be heard nficr the board deals, once again, with the matter o f Ihe public nudity ordinance. grant. The deparlmrnl Is also adding 17 detention deputies who an* needed to operate the Corrections Facility, the Juve­ nile Assessment Center and the Work Release Center. The commissioners will dis­ FRKK REPORT reveals lm|>ortant Information regarding auto accident Injuries, treatment awl long term effects. Don't s e lllr your case or s|teak to anvone until >ou receive the lidonnatlon In my free report. r For the FREE'REPORT T fo’ Me5|CAL EXAM*! i Call (800) 798-3943 | Call (407) 082-3030 ! [Joll Free, 24 Hrs./Day j .gra^^SSSSK Sf] TRANSM ISSIO N TRO U B LE? Hairell L Beveriy Transmissions Survivors Include wife. Arlene; sons. Thomas, Salisbury. N.C.. Mark, Ormond Beach. Mat­ thew. Paul, both of Lake Maty: sister, Patsy, Chicago. Ill; brother, Daniel. Chlcugu. III.; eight grundrhlldrcu. Haldwtn-Falrchlld Oaklawu Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Dike Mary. In charge of arrangements. 209 W. 25th SL Sanford 322-8415 S iM C tlM ^ a H h x d o * FUNERAL Gray, Jamca (Dan) James (l).ml Gray tiled Tuesday. Sept. H ltWH at tils home. Horn In Akron. Ohio, tie moved to tills urea from St. Dulls, Mo. In 1991. Mr. Gray was tut A r Force veteran, and u member of the Potters Wheel IVntccostul Church Ui Deltona. Ik- ts survived by tils wife of 4N years. Jean M. Gray: daughters. Darlene Snyder of Si. Units. Mo.. Connie Cranford of Alton. III.. Denise Herzog of Alton. 111. and Christine Gray ot Dm Diego. Calif: sister. Sherry Kyser of Darien, Ga.: father. James Gray of Itruuswlek. Ga.: and thus- gruudehlldrvu. Relatives and friends may rail Friday from 2 until 4 pm and from li until H p.m. at llie Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, when.* die service will l»- lu-Ut on Saturday at 11 a.m. with die Rev. Ken Mat Donald olflctatlng. Eu lomhmenl Is private. Arrangements try Deltona Memorial Funeral Home. F ilu to w s k i Cataract & Laser In s titu te FREE C utu ru ct & G la u c o m a S c re e n in g 9 - 1 1 a.m . Call 1-800-EYE EXAM Lake Murv Orange City Daytona Beach (904) 774-0044 (904) 788-6696 (407) 333-5*111 Every Friday Every Monday Every Tuesday * Of MwlOMfc tfclMt 10 f t ti'inafltilicui or tre#tmen( £ tor Ito !*•«. fcno*ll *1 * IV youi dtoDuftlodlet w td id o u lu M r ot to It t o t a f M i I j f *n , other M f v u a ptrtorned *» l ic su l ol it o «4!*m 12. N w n of I d Ito w vc« or UcDhrvnt responding fcJwrtftimtQl �4 A •Semtnolo Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday, September 10, 1998 Editorial & Opinion Calling sin what it is W r arr stin-ly living In thr UVST DAYS, mnny |M'»plr anti prrarhrni don't linvc the backbone lo call sin. sin, they arc nrnild they don’t have enough donations If they preach the truth. Peace Is disappearing In the whole world. Mankind Is destroying the world. Our peace Is about lo he history. Here In America I see the Increasing spirit o f hate and murder. Cities on lire, guns blazing In the schools where prayer Is being taken away, riots and bloodshed. The world Is brromlng a bloody world. TV Is a window of horrors, news Is sickening. I am tired o f not being able to watch 'IV any more as a family unless I want my grandchil­ dren to learn violence, foul language. Immoral sex, etc. We are living In a generation that lias Vision of progress in Fort Mellon Park development Much has been written, and discussed relative to the proposed waterfnmt development In Sanford. It .ip|>ears that the opponents have dominated the stage as they demonstrate the essence of selfishness. The supporters of the project embrace this as an opportunity for the City of Sanford to In­ crease Its tax base and open an avenue of In­ creased revenues. Just as sure as this project Is realized, the First Street Corridor will come to life. Yes. someone with u vision will spring forth and compliment the new site. For years as a commissioner. I pushed for a waterfront development because I saw the p o­ tential and the long-term brnrlltx. 1 also saw It as a means of putting lifeblood Into the down­ town area. I envisioned a place that our young people would tie proud of mid motivated to stay home rather than Irave the arra after school/college to seek what we really could pro­ vide for them here. Unfortunately, lids drive on my part fell on deaf ears. Those who op|>osed the notion o f Seminole Towne Center are seeing how businesses of all sorts are emerging around It. Hence, with this waterfront project, there will be a complete revolution of downtown Sanford. As I understand, the Fort Mellon Park Is used as the rationale for the opposition of the pro­ mised project. The old wrst experienced the landowners resisting Uie coming o f the rail­ roads. but they lost and tire rest Is history. Tlierr Is no stopping progress. Therefore, all the sentimentality of the park, and other rea­ sons to preserved same are unbelievable, espe- BOB THOM AS Bob Thomas Is a former Sanford city commissioner. Guest Column clally when It has been made clear that not only a portion of the park Is going to remain, but It Is also going to lie greatly enhanced. Even II this werr not so, a new park location can be found and we run move ahead. The ability und willingness to accept and ad­ just to change Is a sign of Intelligence. Those who oppose this change are secure In that they have gainful employment, or are retired. Tills waterfnmt proposal. If brought forth, will bring Jobs and a vast Inrreuse In capital. I was bom and reared In this city and have seen Its domination by the farmers, who paid slave wages for the hard labor, accentuated by long hours by the have-nots. Many of our soculled fulr-minded people want this former Cel­ ery City to continue Its wicked Journey. I cer­ tainly hope that does not happen. been brainwashed wllh too much TV and know tuning the advance technology o f computers Is one evil pornography monster, which nlreudy has great power over people and Is becoming a great danger for children also. H ie world has forgotten the fear o f God and forgotten how to obey Ills commandments. America needs God now. We have to turn to God. time Is getting shorter. Jesus Is around the comer. I am tired of so much permissiveness In our society. The Supreme Court’s decisions In which criminals become the victims and victims become the criminals, nudity, homosexuality, lesbianism and child molesters, turning them Into celebrities, writing liooks or making movies aluiut their abhorrent sins. The signs are here. These are the last days. Hut the fearful and unl>ellev1ng. und the abom i­ nable. and murderers and whoremongers nnd sorcerers and Idolaters and all liars shall have their pari In the lake which burnetii with fire and brimstone which Is the second death. Revelation 2 /.H I am tired of being told that bring a Christian Is wrong, but ubullions and drags should In- le­ galized. I am tired o f dishonest people nnd the evil that links In the heurts of men: lark of per­ sonal Integrity and sincere friendships. We ran no longer light each other. We must help one another. I»r d Jesus Is the truth and the answer through the reading, trarhlng and Irumlttg of the Hllile. the word of our Lord God. M eriela F lib Sanford. FL Clinton’s spin liars Tlierr Is u constant drum-rail of assertions by thr Clintons' spin-liars that Kenneth Starr has sjient $-10 million and tliat the Clintons don't llkr It. Tills Is their way of changing the subject when asked anything at ull. Ask them why Clin­ ton llrd about unswrrlng questions, and they say that Starr s|>rnt $40 million. None of their listeners challenges these non sequlters. but the Clintons have spent more than $-10 million o f taxpayers money on their pragnun of vilifying everyone who durra ch al­ lenge their sainthood. It hus been reported In the media that, at one time or the other. Clinton has hlrrd 200 lawyers. Ills head press flack-­ one o f that large taxpayer -paid In-house group o f spin-liars who cost more than $ 1 million a year—has said that Clinton has 50 lawyers working at one time. That alone Is more than $5 million n year, which Is paid by us. And this has been going on for more than 0 years. We need an audit of the Clintons' spin-liar welfare machine. W illiam S h effield Sanford. FL Thanks for article Jeana Hughes' article ‘ A quest for vision' was not only Informative and Interesting, but has helped In our efforts to heighten public aware­ ness of VIslonQuest's mission. 'Helping die world to see more clearly, one child at a time' Is at the heart o f all we do. and stories such as yours helps to bring us near at hand to the children we arc committed to serve. On behalf o f the staff, we thank you very much for your concise coverage of our optical lab. Nancy Jeppeacn E xecu tive D irecto r Jeppeacn V U IonQ ueet, Inc. Sanford, FL Enjoyed story When Shari Hrodle told mr she was doing a feature. (Memories of Gemini Springs. Seminole llrm ltl Aug. 23) I didn't rrallzr It was going to tie a FEATURE. I know Dr. West’s family will appreciate the article as much as we do. The acquisition of that parcel of land Is Important now. but will become more so as the years go by. I can tell Shari Is sensitive to the Impor­ tance o f conservation and appreciative of the beauties of our lands and waters. Thank you for your perceptive and attentive Interview, and the accurate portrayal of our feelings In seeing these Important ussets preserved lor future gen­ erations. I hope our paths cross again. S a u a d r a H. O r a y DeBary, F L jo>t our appreciation, we're c itere who valiantly battled t Firefighters receive free admission and family discounts to the following attractions August*1 thru September 30: A World of Orchids Adventure Landing/Shipwreck Island Water Park Ah-Tah-Thl-Ki toseum Audubon House S Tropical Gardens Babcock Wilderness Adventures Billie Swamp Safari Bok Tower Gardens Broadway Palm Dinner Theater Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Butterfly World Caribbean Gardens Church Street Station Clearwater Narine Aquarius Coral Castle Cypress Gardens Edison S Ford Wlntar Estates Ernest Hemingway Ho m I Nusetan Evergladas Alligator Farm Fantasy of Flight Flamingo Gardens I Wray Botanical Collection Florida Boat Tour Florida Splendid China Florida Sjiorts Hell of Fame Fred Bear Nuseua Gatorland Historical Nuseus ofSouthern FL Homosassa Springs St.Wildlife Park Hubbard's MarinaCruises International Nuseus of Cartoon Art Jacksonville Zoological Gardens Jungle Queen Rlverboat King Henry's Feast Llghtner Nuseua Lion Country Sefarl Narte Selby Botanical Gardens Narlneland of Florida Medieval Times Dlrwer S Tournament Miami Museum of Science t Space Transit Plonetarlus Nloml Sesquarlua Nonkey Jungle Norlkaad Nusetaa S Japanese Gardens Nuseua of Science S History (Jax) Nuseua of Science I Industry (Tampa) National Nuseua of Naval Aviation Oldest Store Nuseua Parrot Jungle end Gardens Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth Potter’s Wax Nuseua Ripley's Believe It Or Not! NuseuasCSt. Augustine and Orlando) Sarasota Jungle Gardens Sawgrass Recreation Park SeaWorld Adventure Parks Silver Springs Skull Kingdom St. Augustine Alligator Farm St. Augustine Scenic Cruise St. Augustine Sightseeing Trains St. Augustine Spanish Quarter Village Teddy Beer Nuseua of Naples Theater of the Sea U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame Welt Disney World Company Weeks Air Nuseua Wet 'N Wild �SEMINOLE ®lje Herald $p*d* * Swruno*, Herald. Santord, Florida •Tburaday, SsptsnXMr 10.1M6 •I I Extra-Pointsi n Jeff Berlinicke Herald SM . Weller The sleeping Bear(s) may have been awakened a year early WINTER SPRINGS _ Last year. It looked like 1099-2000 would be a banner year for Winter Springs High School. A lot of people might have underestimated the Dears. When the school opened a year ago. with only ninth- and lOth-graders. everyone knew It would be ju st a matter of time before Winter Springs became a powerhouse In Seminole County athletics. The term you heard most was ‘ sleeping gi­ ant." Winter Springs had some of the best ath­ letes in the county flocking for the new school and. even tn Its first year of play, the Dears were somewhat competitive, even making the state playoffs In softball as well as a girls'volleyball team that finished 2 1-11. Orest times were looming for the Class o f 2000. .. Dut. even though there are no seniors In the school. 1999 la starting to look like the season when Winter Springs moves to the elite o f the county athletic programs. Start with fall sports. The girls' volleyball team Is considered one of the Best tn the state for Its conference. Last year's top-10 ranking was a great start and coach Kim Vach has an even more experi­ enced team this year. The girls battled B er­ keley Christian, ranked eighth in the nation, down to the wire and can hold their own against anything Seminole County has to offer. Don't be shocked by a state title for a second-year school. Then there's football. Last year, the Bears took their lumps. a Junior varsity schedule and trying a fust-year team. But the lumps paid off. When Winter Springs took the field Friday for Its first varsity game. Ironically against Dayslde. another first-year school, the tables were turned and the Blake boys • Brandon and Johnny • ran up a 54-0 score. No one at Winter Springs can get carried away: Bayaide Is as easy as It gets this year, but W inter Springs should be a force by next year when It fields Its first senior class. In other sports, the basketball teams should both be significantly better. W inston Morgan and Brian Baker make for a form i­ dable duo for a team that Improved as the Inaugural season went on last year, and In I d r i s ' basketball, look out. The Lady Bears will have maybe the second strongest starting unit In the county with the Dedelow twins and a few transfers in­ cluding Mary Lou Johnston, one of the best point guards In the state, from Oviedo. The Bears' baseball team got better as the year went on last year and the softball team, made up of a strong youth program, may be dominating. It's not aU talent at Winter Springs. Princi­ pal Wayne Epps, formerly of Oviedo, and one of the biggest sports advocates In the county, along with Athletic Director Rick Tribett. have built this program and generated tons o f excitement for a school that most people thought had little chance of winning during the first years. Winter Springs has one of the best and most vocal fan bases tn the county and the faculty, according to some o f their players, are some of the school's biggest boosters. There's a spirit at Winter Springs that should propel the Bears to the elite In the county. It might be time to start clearing the walls In the Winter Springs gym. By the time vol­ leyball season Is over. It could be time to hang the first of many banners. L a s t S e c o n d S n o t : Now that Mark « McGwire has his 62nd homer, can we get back to remembering that 99 percent q f all baseball players are overpaid Jerks playing fo r arrogant owners? It’s college football seaso n , fo r God’s sake. Rebuilding Rams romp Young Lake Mary squad sweeps away Seminole in Seminole Athletic Conference boys volleyball play By Jsfy Bsitlaieks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary boys' volleyball team Isn't used to losing at VolieyFest. So they Just aren't talking about It. Last season, the Rama lost VolieyFest, the unofficial state cham pionship o f Florida, for the first time tn years. The Rams host the tourna­ ment. but Oviedo captured It last season and It Isn't something the Rama are talking about as the 1998 season kicks off. ■VolieyFest Is not discussed around here.* Lake Mary roach Jeannle Fisher said. There might be some discussion In about two months when the tournament convenes again at Lake Mary. The Rams are looking tough and demonstrated that with a convincing 15-12. 15­ 7 win over visiting Seminole last night. The Rams are young, without the big names o f the past several years such as Jason Hawkins, now at Penn State. But they still are deep with a good chem istry that w ill have to stay Intact be- fore VolieyFest rolls around. With a 3-0 start to the season, the Rams appear to have things going their way. ‘ It depends on how this team develops.* Fisher said. *We need to play us a unit. The guys have been together for four years now but where are go depends on how hard we work. So far. It's worked well. The Rams were tough tn the pre-season Jamboree and haven't been seriously threatened since the start o f the regular season. “With this group, everybody Is capable o f de­ veloping into a cohesive unit.* Fisher said. ‘ Last year. It wasn't there.* Last night. It eras. The Rama fell Into a 0-0 hole In the first game as Seminole cam e out slamming. After a time out. Lake Mary adjusted and clawed back In. Behind the serve o f Corey Ruckdeschel. Lake Mary scored three straight, then cut It to 7-6 to put Seminole on the ropes. Alter falling down, 9-6. Matt Main took over serve and the Rams ran o ff four straight to take the lead It wouldn't relinquish. Kevin Coogan and Scott Henderson pounded home spikes to end the first game. In Oame 2. Seminole lumped out to another lead, Jumping out 3-0, but Brett Pocock started dominating at the net and Lake Mary cam e back. Eric Otero’s serves brought the Rams six straight points and the Rama never looked back. The loss was Sem inole's second straight, but both have been on the road to tough teams. Coach Matt Hibbard Is looking forward to an­ other shot at Lake Mary and Oviedo at home. T h e y beat us on the front line,* Hibbard said. "Our serves lulled us tonight. Every lim e we got some momentum, the serves killed It.* Setnlnole w ill host DeLand at Bill Flem ing Memorial Oyranaalum on Friday at 5 p.m. be­ fore traveling to Lyman on Monday for a 7 p.m. Seminole Athletic Conference contest. Lake Mary w ill host Lake Brantley on Monday and Oviedo on Wednesday. Both matches w ill start at 7 p.m. Transfer adds fire to Winter Springs9 Busy night for county volleyball volleyball title hopes By J e ff B s illa ls ts ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR WINTER SPR1NOS _ At a lot o f schools, talk about state cham pi­ onships two weeks Into the season Is taboo. W inter Springs Junior volleyball player Cortney Bliss Isn't afraid to talk about It. In fact, she gets kind o f excited talking about It. *We have all the talent a team can have,* she said. “We want to win It for our coach. She's com e Wlntor Springs Junior outskto hitter Cortnsy BMm hnctovstopsd Into on* dose so many times and It'a tim e for her to get one.* of tha top voteybal ptoyars in the Seminole Athletic Conference Mnoe her Bliss Is talking about coach Kim transfer from Mount Dora Christian Home and Bfcie School. Vach who reached the Final Four the top players In Central Florida. but never got the trophy during her Berkeley, the eighth-ranked team BUss transferred to W inter career at Cypress Creek High tn the nation last week. Springs after spending ninth grade Besides BUss. W inter Springs School. BUss said one o f the rea­ at Mount Dora Christian Home and sons she wanted to play at W inter has Kris and Bev Dedelow aa h it­ Bible H igh School. Then she met Springs eras for the experience ters. and Oretchen Naruta at set­ ter. AU four are solid athletes and Vach. Vach had to offer. The Bears. In only their second Naruta played with Biisa during the *1 met coach Vach and Just de­ season as a varsity team, have a summer for the Orlando VoUeyball cided I wanted to play for W inter Uneup. i. BUss Bliss holds the Academy Junior Olympic du b team Springs.* Bliaa said. T h e y pay a young school's records for digs tn a which finished third In the nation. lot of attention to fem ale athletics season (297), kills (273) and had Naruta and Bliss played for the 23 digs and 20 kills In a loos to elite team which Is made up o f only Richloam —A clunker hatchery with ‘90s race car performance SANFORD _ No way could an early-1960s Ford or Chevrolet contend In a late 1990s Daytona 600 stock car race. However, an antiquated fish hatchery situated In Sumter County not only competes successfully with new. state-of-the-art hatchery facilities throughout the nation. It frequently rxreeds them In fish produc­ tion and creative Initiatives. For example, last year Richloam Fish Hatchery produced Its 50 m illionth fish for transplanting Into public waters, and the facility annually places about three m illion sport fish Into more than 100 public lakes and rivers throughout Florida augmenting ex­ isting populations. Operating on a finite budget with little fanfare, the hatchery has chalked up numerous "firsts* Including the creation o f the sunshine bass. The American Fisheries Society last year listed Richloam as second In the southeast for striped baas and sunshine bass production. Other firsts Include the spawning o f the state's first grass carp, producing 8-lnch or larger sub-adult largerooutn bass raised an dry feed pellets, and de­ veloping various fish culture procedures that are now applied routinely by many private and public hatch­ OVIEDO _ Oviedo defeated W inter In Sem inole Athletic boys' varsity volleyball on W ednesday mght both games 15*3. 15-3. The victory lifted the lia n a to an even record o f 2-2 an the season, and added to the Bears' wtnless record o f 0-3. Oviedo received superb efforts from Turner Elliot, who bad 12 lulls, Alex Oonxalex. who had 13 assists, and Del W yneger with four blocks. Steve Luppert cam e o ff the botch to aid the lions* effort with Oviedo w ill try to get a winning streak going Friday at home againat St. Cloud at 5:30 p jn . before traveling to Lake Mary for a huge conference game at 7 p.m. next Wednesday. Coach Tim Desego Is proud o f bis team's effort following a disappointing start. , “We re steadily Improving as the season continues.* said Desego. PATRIOTS OUTLAST GREYHOUNDS ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS _ Host Lake Brantley got o ff to a Cast start but had to overcom e a horrible second game to defeat Lyman tn Seminole Athletic Conference boys volleyball action Wednesday night. The Patriots (3-0) raced to a 15-5 victory In the Brat game only to sec the Oreyhounda (1-3) bounce back to whitewash the boats 15-0 tn the middle game to force a winnertake-all game. Lake Brantley rallied from the loss to hold o ff Lyman. 15-12. to remain undefeated. The match featured outstanding efforts from the Patriots' Jon r fy^ w and Bobby LaBrunda. Cheek had 18 seta. IB spikes, and three kills, while LaBrunda ^ t iu t a s aeta and six spikes. The Oreyhounda. which opened the season with a huge win defending VolieyFest * Oviedo, w ill try to regain focus after loatng their last matches on Thursday at * Moore at 7 p.m. DISTRICT THRILLER eries tn and outside o f Florida, such as a method to remove stickiness from fish eggs making Incubation much ca iier, cheaper and more efficient; the devel* opment o f water hardening additives that aid tn fish transportation: the design o f a hatching apparatus th ft larvae Inside o f drainage screens which re­ duces waterfiow clogging and prevents serious losses o f baby fish from system overflows; and the develop­ ment o f a pressure chamber that Induces sterilisation in grass carp eggs. According to veteran Florida Oame and Fresh Water SANFORD _ Seminole High School’s girls' va n ity volleyball team claim ed a big district victory over Spruce Creek In a three-gam e thriller Wednesday night at BUI Fleming Memorial Oymnaalum. 5­ 1S. 15-5,21-19. In the tense third game, the two teams watched aa their serving rotation went around three times, but in the end. the home crowd saw the Lady *Nolcs P -4 ) eke out the victory. �2B •Serrano** HeraM. Sanford, Florida •Thursday. September 10,1998 L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H i 1BTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION OIV1SION CASE NO: ee ISAS C A M P CAPSTEAD. INC p l a in t if f vs VERNON MILLIGAN A/K/A VERNON A MILLIOAN, JR . ET AL DEFENDANTS) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO WILLIAM A WATSON JR raaidenc# i« unknown II he/ahe/they be living, and I* tif/ihv/thvr b# dead. Ilia unknown dalandanta who man b* tpouaat, bain devil***, gianiaat laaignaa*. Iianors, cradiiora Iruilaaa and all par­ tial claiming an mtereit by. through. under or agalnat tha Datandanta. wbo ara not known to b* dead or alive and all patbai having or claiming Io Nava any right, title or Inlarait In tha properly deicribed in tha mort­ gage being lorecloied herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to loreclote a mortgage on the following property LOT t l , BLOCK A, CRYSTAL BOWL. SECOND ADOITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOON 12. PAGE TT. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat bean tiled againtt you and you ara required to aarva a copy ol your written deteneea. it any. to it on DAVID J STERN. ESO Plaintiff* attorney whoa* addran la SOI S Unfvaraity Drive »S00 Plantation. FL 31311 (no latar than 10 daya from the data ol lha finl publi­ cation ot thia no lie a of action) and Ma tha original with tha Clark ol thia court ailhar before tart*ce on Ptamtitfa attorney or immediately Iherealler other* wite a default will ba antarad againtt you tor lha relit! demand ad in lha complaint or petition tiled herein WITNESS my hand and lha teal ot Ihia Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, thia 27th day ol AUGUST. ie e i (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE CLERN OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Rulh King Daputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 • UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 PLANTATION. FL 23324 e i-2 0 7 «F M )C A P Publnh Saptambar 3, 10, l i t ! DEU-30 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR •EMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA C AM NO. e ( - l l l l - C A - 1 t - l BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a* Truataa tor tha AMRESCO Ratidantlal Sacuntiaa Corporation Martgage Loan Trutt 1M I-1 , under the Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated at ol Fabruary 1, ItOS. Plaintiff, vt DOMINICK MOLLCR Legal Notices I NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nobce It hereby given McConnell Towing will eall al Public Auction for Selvage for Cath on demend to hlgheti bid­ der the following detcribed vehicle! S -IS -S S 11 Merc IM E O P rtB S B G m ria S -IS -S S S1 Ford 1ZVPT22LXM51I4130 S-30-SS •S Cadi tatCOCM3F417aSTC to -t-s s 0* Dodge tB3BAS4EXOat447>3 10-3-SS S7 Toyota 1NXAESSG0H2401IS2 04 Milt 4A3CF44E1RE04I332 SO Ford t FAD P it ATJF17774S I f Ford IFABPSOlSHHtlSITS 77 Chevy 1L40U7J142S44 12 Oldt 103AY3TY1 CM*75402 The Auction will ba held at 12 00 pm on eaid data* above McConnell Towing A Recovery 2100 Sanford Ava, Sanford. FL 32773 Protpec live bid dart may impact vehicle* on* hour prior to tala Term# at* cath or Certified Fund* McConnell Towing raaanraa |h* right to accept or r*|«ct any and alt bid* Pubftth Saptambar tO. 19SS DEU-S0 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SIM INOLB COUNTY, FLONIDA CASS NO. S S -ttS S -O A -M -L COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vt DULCINA 0 WILLIAMS, (SStS«0-02-IS90). and any unknown hair*, daviaaaa. grantaaa. cradiiora. and other unknown partoni or unknown apouaaa claiming by. through and undar any ol tha above-named Datandanta. Datandanta *40442 A ttBN D IO N O TIC I OF F O N IC L O S U N i SALS NOTICE la hereby Oman that tha undartignad Clark ol lha Circuit Court: ol Stminola County. Flonda. will on tha 24 Ih day ol Saplambar. 1SSS. al 11 00 o'clock A M at Waal Front Saminot* County Courthouto in Sanford. Florida, otter lot late and toll at public outcry to tha hlghatt and ball bidder lor cath. Ih* detcribed property aituat* in Senvnoie County. Florid* Lot 111. DEIRSONQ I. according to the plat thereof at recorded In Plal Page* 27, 21 and 2S ol the Public Record* at Saminot* County. Florida purtuant to tha Final Judgmant antarad In a cate pending In taid Court. Ih* atyto ol which I* indicated above WITNESS my hand and official teal ot aaid Court tht* 24th day ol Augutl. 1SSS. It you tie a peraon with o dieability who naada any In thia r r t t a Lptwvtoion i r J Z Pleat* aa* co contact Court adminiaIralot. 301 N. Park Avanua. I Sulla N301, Sanlord, Flonda 32771, (407) 323-4330 *st. 4227, within 2 working day* o4 (ssaoa-Fi-oitn; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DOMINICK MOLLER. THE WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.; ROBERT M LaPAOE; LORRAINE M LaPAOE and any unknown hoira, daviaaaa. granlaat. cradiiora. and other unknown pertont or unknown apouaoa claiming by. through and undar any ol tha above-named Datandanta. Dalandanlt BAH Ftte«M1102 NOTICE OF ACTION TO DOMINICK MOLLEN. IIS Hoidameat Drive, Long wood. Florida 327FI. laal known addraaa. currant raaidonco unknown ___ _ UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DOMINICK MOLLEN. 13S Holdarnaat Drive, Longwood. Florida 32TFS. lait known addraaa, currant reaidonce unknown ROBERT M LaPAOE. 340 Doll Brook Circle. *104. Longwood. Flonda 3IFFS. Mat known addraaa. current raaidonco unknown LORRAINE M LaPAOE. 3*0 Qoll Brook Cwcla, *104, Longwood. Flo,Ida 31T7S. laa known addraaa. currant real* dance unknown And any unknown heir*, davlaeaa, granteea, creditor* and other unknown pertona or unknown apouaaa claiming by. through and under the abovenamed Defendant^) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to torecioee the mortgage covering tha follow­ ing real and perionel properly deecnbed aa loilowa. to-wll Lei 33* WEKIVA HUNT CLUB. FOX HUNT SECTION L accord­ ing to lha map or plat Pieroot a* recorded in Plat Booh IS, Paget E4 thru SF, ol the Public Record! ol Sominote County. Florida h it boon tiled againtt you and you are required lo tarva a copy ol your ami tan deteneea. il nay. to II on Nancy A. Bithop. BUTLER A HOSCH, P A . 3ISS South Conway Road, Suite E, Orlando. FL 33SII. and tile the original with the Clerk ol the above-atyled Court 30 daya Irom the lira! publication, olherwtee a Judgment may be entered egamil you tor Ihe teliel demanded In Ihe Complaint WITNESS my hand and aeal ol eaid Court on tha tSth day ol Augutl. tSSS (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Cacalia V Ekarn Deputy Clark II you are a peraon with a dieability who naada any accom* negation in order to particlpale m ttua proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no coil to you. to the provmon ol certain aaalatanc# Pleat# contact Court ednuruetrator. 301 N Park Avenue. Suita N30I. Sanlord. Flonda 337ft, (407) 333-4330 cat4237. within 3 working day* ol your fftCtipA ®l Wm*' ol Action, il you are haanng unpaired, call 1-S0O-SEE-E771; •I you are voice unpaired, call t* *00-SSS-S770 Publith Septamber 1. 10. 1SSS DEU-14 Notice ol Foreclotur* Bote: H you *r* hearing Impaired, call 1-S 00-S II-S 77I; II you Old vote* impaired, call 1-AOO-BSS•770. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF T N I CIRCUIT COURT By: Jan* E. Jatowto Daputy Clark BUTLER A HOSCH. P.A. 31SB a Conway Rd . St*. E Orlando. Florida 32E12 (407) 3S1-S200 Publith Baptontbor t, IB, t S N DCU-IS D A M NO. I S - t M M A MVMtON IS -B 3UlVANTAGE, INC.. PtetoUNI*), JOSE SHELL ALLEN T. NY AND THROUGH _ l GUARDIAN, JOHN fILUAM ALLEN, at al. DetandanRt). ShllpC' Continued from Page IB Fish Commission Biologist Cltttck Star­ ling. the Rlchloam Hatchery began fish produc­ tion more than 30 years ago with four wells, a small reservoir. 35 plumbed ponds, a shop, a flshhouse. a dormitory, two residences, and a perimeter flcld-wtrr fence. Since I960, several expansions were co m ­ pleted Including 11 pounds In 1DG7. four more In 1970. a second resrrvolr In 1979. and a tri­ pling In size of the flshhouse and shop area In 1983. In 1991, an additional 80 acres werr leased which enabled the complex to construct nine more ponds and expand to Its current 180 acres, Future projects call for a rloscd rcrycle sys­ tem to conserve water and prevent fish escape­ ments. and the acquisition of 20 more acres for additional fish rearing capabilities. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ST-2S0S-CA DIVISION 14-K FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalntilt, vt JOSIAH ROOERT MEADOWS JR *1*1. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOSIAH ROBERT MEADOWS. JR LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE •74 BENTLEY QREEN CIRCLE WINTER SPRINGS. FL 32701 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL OEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo lortclot* * mongtgt on the following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: LOT IS. BENTLEY CLU8 AT BENTLEY GREEN. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAOEE 31. 3S. AND 37. PUBLIC HECOKDS OF IEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ad agalnat you and you or* required to **rv* a copy of your written dotenaa*. H any. within 34 day* altar tha Arat publication ol IM# Notret Actio*, on Echovorrte. McCall*. Royntar. Barrett 4 Frapptor. Plaint!IT* attorney. Avanua Sanford Florida 32771, taltphon* numhai (407) 3234330. within 2 winking day* o( your receipt ol Ihit document. It haanng impaired. I TDD) 1-SO0•SS-S771 Publith Saptambai 3. 10. ISIS DEU-12 s s : , and IN* lha orig­ inal with Mil* Court ailhar botor* aarvtc* on Plaintiff'* alter; otharwte* a default wiM ba antarad agalnat you tor the in th* WITNESS my hood and th* tool ollbte Court an thia BSW jtojMat Auguat. IB M . Maryann* Mora* Clam *1 Bw Court By: C at oka V. Ekarn Aa Daputy Clam FS7-1I-S71S It you am a peraon wtth * dte•MBRf I Ban to order to participate In Nod at no coat to you. ter th* i ot eettein ooatelanc*. intact Court at M l M. Park Av anua. Bento rd. Flortd* SJ771, totopbon* number (407) its 4330.,VNMn within t• bathing daya al your rooal#t ol M a document If hearing Impaired. (TDD) 1-MO#**-*771. PubUah: Saptambar I . IS . IS M DCU-11 M TU B CIRCUIT CO URT OP NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN I purtuant to a Final Judpiuiit ot [Mortgage Foreclotur* dated Augutl 24th, ISOS. **N antoiod In Cat* NO. Sd-102VCA ol tha |circuit Court ol Ufa SIGH1TEENTH Judicial Ctrcuit in and tor BEM INO U County. to u t VANTAGE. INC. i* th* PlaintIfl and JOBE SHEL ALLEN MERRIT. BY AND THROUGH HER GUARDIAN. JOHN WILLIAM ALLEN and TENANT SI N/K/A DONNA •WEETTNO am th* Defendant*. 1 wiM aad I* Ih* lugha*I and beat bidder ter esah SI tha Mtoat front door of th* Bominol* County Courthouto. Sanlord. Florida St 1100 a m., on Iho 24th day of SEPTEMBER. IS M . Hr* following datertbad proper­ ty aa M l forth In Mid Final Judgment! LOT 2. BLOCK B. TIER 1, OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ACCORDING TO t . R. TRAPFORD'S MAP. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IH PLAT BOOK 1, PAOE(S) •• OF PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. W ITNEEI MV HAND and th* m *I ol thia Court on AllOUET 21th. IS M (SEAL) Maryann* More* Clam ol tha Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jaaawto Daputy Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barrett E Frapptor Poet O Ittea Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33S01 F>*041341 II you art a person with a diaability who need* accommod* bon in order to participate in tht* proceeding, you *r* enti­ tled at no coat to you, lot the pcovtaion ol certain aaalatanc* Pleat* contact Court Adminiatration ol M l N. Pam Avanua. Sanlord. Florida 32771, telephone number (407) 1234330. within 2 working day* ol your receipt of Hue document. If hearing impaired. (TDD) 1-S0O*44-0771 Pubiuh Saptambar 3,10. IM S 0EU-3B CIVIL ADDO N M V M M R IA -P NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC.. PteinbfKa), v* THOMAS P. QCGAN. al al. Defendant!*) N O T te i NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant la a Final Judgment al Mortgage Foreclosure dated Auguat S4th. IS M . aad antarad In C o m NO. S4-S14-CA al Ih* Circuit Court ol th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and to* SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein NORWEST MONTQAGfi. INC. I* th* Plaintiff and THOMAS P. OtOAN: CARMEN I. OS GAN: ALOHA WOOOS h o m e o w n e r s a s s o c ia t io n . RIO am Ska Oaf andante. I wtk MS la Ih* higbact and baat bid­ der tor caah at the Wad front door ol tha Sandnato County Courthaua*. Santord, Florid* al I I : M a m., on the 24th day of Saptambar, IS M , tha fallowing daacrlbad property aa tat forth In M id Final Judgment: LO T t t . ALOMA WOODS PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A* RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 47, PAGES 47. AS AMO AS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA WITNESE MY HAND and the aeal of thia Court an Auguat tSth. IS M . (SEAL) Maryann* Mom* Clark of the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Echevarria. MeCalte, Raymar. Barrett E Frapper Poet Office Boa 3410 Tampa, FL S3M I FM 041*31 If you or* a pamon with a dis­ ability u bon m order la participate in proceeding, you am antitied at no coal to you. for th* provtaion ol consul a*balance Plata* contact Court Adminialmtion el M l N Park I 1-423 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIQHTBBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA Caaa N*. S S -3 I3 -C A -1 4 -I O IN IR A L JURISDICTION BANK OF AMERICA. FSB . Pla infill, vt JAMES R COX. *1 u. . at a l. Dalandanlt N O TIC I OF FORECLOSURE SALS BVCLSRK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notice It hereby given I hat ih* undartignad Maryann* Mora*. Clark ol th* Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County Flonda. will, on tha I4th day ot Soptombar. tSSS, al 11 00 a m at the Front door ol Ih* SEMINOLE County Courthouto, In Ih* City ol Sanlord. Flonda. otter lor tat* and tall al public outcry to Ih* hlghaal and beat bidder lor cath. lha following daaenbad property ailuatad tn SEMINOLE County. Flortd*. to-wit LOT 33. CRYSTAL RIOOE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES SO. SI AND SB. PUBLIC RECOHDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA purtuant fo lha final decree el loraclotur* antarad tn a caaa pending In taid Court, th* atyto ol which it: BANK OF AMERI­ CA. FSB., V*. JAMES R COX. Cl u a. if a l., at ua.. al al ... Peraon* with a d it ability ahoutd noad a epectel accom­ modation to portteipate to thia I pfoctwlWi0 ihouid collect ADA | Coordinator of M l N. Pam ^Avcnua. Suite N M L Santord, Ftortea M T7 T at leaet Oaa dar* prior la th* proceeding Telephone: (407) 323-4330 oat •4227, 1-SOO-SSS-S77I (TOD), or I (SOO)-SSS-S770 (V). via Florida Relay Barrie# WITNESS my head and official ■cal ol M id Court thia tSth day ol AUGUST. IS M . (SEAL) Honorable Maryann* Mom* Clark ol Hi* Circuit Court By. Jan* I . Joe attic LAIN OFFICES OF JOSEPH PAW ILLO Pool Ottos* Baa 2047 Tampa, Florida SSM1 Pubtieh: Saptambar 9, IS , IS M 0EU-2S M TN S OIR ON IT CO U R T OP SW U M SOW rFIRST f r W I UNION wCUltoYS MORTGAGE m W ri I ranta g CORPORATION, SUCCESSOR BY MS ROSA TO DOMINION BANKRHARM MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Piaintifft*}, RONALD B AYRES, *1 *1, Defendant)*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmant of Mortgage Foreclosure dated August 24th, 1SSS. and ontarad in C s m NO. IS-1112-CA ol tha Circuit Court of Ih* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit Mi and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION. SUC­ CESSOR BV MEROER TO DOMINION BANKSHARSB MORTGAGE CORPORATION to the Plaintiff and RONALD B AYRES: MELANIE P AYRES; MFTA FIRST FINANCIAL COR­ PORATION F/K/A TRANSAUSRICA FINANCIAL SERVICES are th* Defendants, i will M i l la tha Mg Set I and boat bidder tar cath at tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF T H I SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SJkNFORD. FLORI0A at 1100 a m , on Ih* 22nd doy of SEPTEM­ BER, IM S , th* foltoaring described property a* tat forth In said Final Judgmant: LOT 1, SWEETWATER OAKS. SECTION IS. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF 'A S RECORDEO IH PLAT BOOK S7. PAGE IS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. ■ V i : M l STONE CREEK 0 T LONQWOOO FL 127ft WITNESS MV KANO and th* seal ol this Court on August tSth. IS M (SEAL) Maryann* Mom* Clerk ot the Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jaaewic Deputy Clark Echevarria, McCall*. Reymar, Barrett E Frappiar Poet Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33M I F*40*21*0 II you am a peraon with a dieability who noode accommoda­ tion in ontot to participate in thia proceeding you ere enti­ tled at no coot to you, lor th* provision ol certain aaaiaianc# Pleat# contacl Court Admnltlrotion al 301 N Pam Avanuo, Sanlord. Florida 3277T. fair phone number (407) 3134330. wilhin 2 working day* al your receipt ot thia document It hearing Impaired. (TDD) 1-I0O*41*771 Publish Saptambar 2. 10. 1SSS DEU-13 Some past fishery experiments taking place at Klthloam were discontinued because of poor survival. They include thr limited production of snook, red fish, walleye, and a wallcyc/sauger hybrid railed thr sockrye. Currently, the hatch­ ery Is studying thr pntenllnl for raising soft shell turtles and crayfish. During the past four seasons, the Kith loam Hatchery has distributed 10.217,333 fish Into Florida’s public waters Including hlurgltl. shellcracker, crapple. largrmnuth bass, striped bass (both Atlantic and Gulf strains), sunshine bass, palmrtto bass, channel catfish and grass carp. ‘ Because bass nnd bream occur naturally In such widespread abundance, we’ve been asked why they are being raised here." mused Starling. 'lit Instances where lakes are either newly constmcled or renovated, stocking can hr bencficlnl with the Introduction of bass, bream and crapple In order to Jump-start n fish com ­ munity that otherwise might take years to de­ velop on Its ow n.' Starling went on In point out that recently ac­ quired muck fnnn pntpcrtlrs that were refinoded by water management districts have benefited substantially following stockings. A new twist on rearing bass Is now taking place at the hatchery In which biologists have successfully trained the game fish to eat com ­ mercial chows. *A natural Instinct of bass Is to chase live foods.' Starling emphasized. S H U P E ’S S C O O P Fish hatcheries are amazing. I have visited trout hatcheries up north, and It Is as­ tounding how many fish ran lie raised in relatively small areas. The key to success seems to be an abundant supply of fresh water and plenty of pellets to feed the young fish. F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T Hass action will be fair In the Wrklva River or In Ihizzlc Lake. Shiners will l>e most cffrcNvc In die W rklva. while plastic worms and small Rnpalas will work well In Purple Lake. Dream and ratfish continue to do well In the river ■ Count on good snook action al Sebastian In ­ le t. Large live shrimp fished with a bare Jtg ts a top choice. Small hall fish will also work well. Expect a few redfish, flounder, trout and tnrpon. Snook nnd tarpon can also be found In the Se­ bastian River. Captain Jnck at Port Canaveral reports that offshore action has l>ern slow due to large ground seas from passing hurrtennes. The sens are gradually subsiding, and Ashing will plek up pmvldlug the water Is clean. King mackerel nnd scattered robin ran lx* found on Pelican Flats and 8 A Reef, while dolphin and waltoo will be less dependable. Inside the Pori, flounder are hitting finger mullet bounced slowly ncross the Ixittom. Trout and reds are rated ns fair on the (lute.of tluLliiuiiuifl mid Indian.Hlvcra Shrcpshrnd In the 1-5 pound range nrr plen­ tiful around Ponce Inlet. Live shrimp or fiddlrr crabs are top baits. Dnim. reddsli. Jark crrvalle and small blurfish will also lx1 cooperative. Trout and reds are rated as good In Mosquito IrilgQDU- Volleyball— C ontinued from Pago IB The Hawks fell to 1-2 on the season. Clutch performances for the Tribe came from Amanda Cook with four assists two blocks. 11 kills, and eight digs. Kim Nelson with 20 assists, Michelle Cnrdel with srvrn digs, Courtney Newman with seven kills, and Melissa W lltr wllti 10 digs. Coach Ucth Como credited an Impressive team effort by her young team for the win. Seminole returns lo thr court again tonight, taking on thr lough Rams at Lakr Maty at 7 p.m. IN OTHER MATCHES: ORLANDO . The U k r Maty girls timed up for tonight’s Seminole Athletic Conference match with Seminole by whipping Hishop Moore. 15-3, 15-9, Wednesday night. Thr Rams are now 8*1 on the season, while the Hornets suffered their first loss and fell to 3-1. Lake Mary’s match with the Fighting Srmlunlrs begins at 7 ■ r-.| IN BRIEF p.m. tonight. LONGWOOD _ The Osrenla Kowboys kept the Lyman Greyhounds wtnlrss with u lough 15-8. 15-11 victory In n girls’ volleyball match at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex Wednesday night. Lyman fell to 0-3 on Hie season and will piny ii couple of difficult Seminole Athletic Conference contests at Lake Hrnntlry tonight and at home against Oviedo on Friday. Doth varsity matches begin ill 7 p.m. Athletic Boosters are offrrtng reserved sea­ son football tickets for $50 each. Call Connie Hall ut 323-5100. Maitland fall softball Friday Night Fun SANFORD _ Open gym at Sanford Gym­ nastic*. 001 E. 25th Place, ts on Friday night* from 7:30 p.m.-to- IO pm. Activities offered Inrludc gymnastics, rock climbing, basketball, and lots o f Am and game*. The fee for the evening Is $5 for children ages 0 -to- 1 2 . For more Information call 323-2402. Seminole football tickets SANFORD _ The Seminole High School MAITLAND _ The City o f Maitland Parks and Recreation Department is offering Fall Adult Softball for Men and Co-Ed trams. The season will run from September 8 th through November 13th 110 games) and all games will be played at the Maitland Hallfield Complex on Keller Road, south of Maitland Ulvd. Leagues are offered Monday through Friday night's and the cost is $350 (Includes umpires, game balls. A.S.A. registration and booking fees). For more Information call: Rocky ElUngsworth. Recreation Programmer, at 539G249. Bliss C— tlMMBd b o a Pag* IB here and 1 really wanted to play here.* She and her teammates formed the first Winter Springs team last year and went 2 1 - 1 1 , playing • full varsity schedule with Just freshmen and sopho­ mores. The team finished ranked eighth In Btate and eve­ rybody came back this season. Bllsa has been playing vol­ leyball for a relatively abort time considering her stature In Seminole County volleyball. She started playing in seventh grade at Christian Home and Bible School and her career got ofT to at. suspicious start. 'I was the worst player on the Junior varsity team.' Bliss said. *lt made me not want to alt on the bench anymore.* She admits that the only rea­ son she took up volleyball In the Oral place was to prepare for cheerleadlng. Bliss was a cheerleader for Winter Springs last season and this year will mark the first that she hasn’t s s s r g participated, despite the fact that Winter Springs cheerlead­ ers finished fourth nationally last year. She also used to play bas­ ketball at Christian Home and Ulblc and held the school re­ bounding record despite her 56 height. She once pulled down 17 boards In a game, but she fell In love with volleyball. Al least. Indoor volleyball. Unlike most volleyball players. Ullss doesn't get a kick out of the beach vendon o f the sport. *1 don't like getting sand on my feet,* she said. "I'd rather be diving on a hard floor.* She and her teammates did plenty o f that during the Ber­ keley match last week. Bliss knows she will have to see them again tf the Beats have hopes o f a stale title. "We know we have to play them again,' Bliss said. *1 can't wait for that.* Bliss said the thing that makes the Bears click so well Is that the team Is so close. The chemistry Is strong since most of the same players were varsity members last year, but stie also said Vach Is the rea­ son for the team's success. ’ She's like a mom to all of u s,' Bliss said. *!f you strp out o f line, she will keep you In check, but we’re always close.* The road to a Seminole Ath­ letic Conference title goes through Lake Mary and Bliss said the Bears aren't afraid of them. 'Lake Mary Is always good.* she said. " W e have a lot of ex­ perience on the learn this year, but they always win through Intimidation* Winter Springs is doing a lot o f Intimidation this year, and with the whole gang back next season, and a possible Btate championship banner In the gym. It’s tough not to get ex­ cited. *Wc talk about the states.* Bliss said. *lt's possible, but we Just have to work for It.’ Ht t.. Pralrit* 40® 4x4 a Fully automatic, K A n tra n M ilM lo B • PowBfful 290 CC Of 39»CC SOHC2-v i Ivb, 4 -stroka an fliw I �Seminole Herald, San lord, Florida •Thursday, September 10,1998 •3 B People U sin g a durable pow er o f attorn ey ToughLove support TotighLove Orlando, a par­ ent Hupport (tronp, meets every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 2140 Hwy. 434, Longwood. ToughLnvr in a self-help, ac­ tive, parent support group for parents troubled by their chil­ dren's behavior. The group Is open to parents o f preteens, teenagers and adult children, and grandparents. TbughLove International Is a non-profit educational organi­ zation whose goal Is to stop destructive behavior In families and In communities by devel­ oping the power o f adults and young people. For more Infor­ mation call (407) 324-0724 or visit their web site at toug)ilo\T.org. Alanon, Alateen ALANON and ALATEEN meetings are held every Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m.. at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Road. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323-8524. Blue Grass Pickers Sanford Hlue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 0-10 p.m.. at the Oreater Sanford ChamlKT of Commerce. Pick­ ers and grlnners are welcome. For Information, call John ShafTcr. 829-4931. American Legion American Lrglon Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day, at 8 p.m., at the Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1052. Sunriee Klwanle The Seminole Sunrise Klwauls Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shoney's. US 1792. south of Airport Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For infor­ mation. call Tbny McDaniel at 324-0469. Free clinic Friday A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to I I a.m.. at the Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, com er o f First and Main Street In Oeneva. The clinic Is sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and Oeneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349-9284. Substanca abuaa SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conducting a "Families In Crisis" outreach program. Interested organiza­ tions wanting to contact the Life Savers Club o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharake at 2911357. Saniora maat LAKE M A R Y-A senior's group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month at Lake Mary Church o f the Nazerene, 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. The noon meeting Is held In the Fellowship Hall. For more Information, tact 3111 at 322-1000. con­ Sanford Rotary Rotary Club o f Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marlnn Hotel. Senior employment An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program Is held at the Sanford National Ouard A r­ mory, 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to I p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists seniors. 55 and over, to return to the work place. Cancer support Support, Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the for com er o f the dining room. This Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether tn treatment now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. Back In April we discussed the advantages o f having an es­ tate plan regardless o f Income and net worth and the four ba­ sic tools that should comprise nn estate plan: I) the will: 2 ) the durable power o f attorney: 3) the designation o f health care surrogate: and 4) the liv­ ing will. As noted then, a com ­ plete plan should provide for the use and disposal o f assets and for the management of debts In accordance with the person's expressed wishes In the event that he or she be­ comes Incapacitated. Tills may be done by supplementing a will with a durable power o f a t­ torney. A durable power o f attorney Is a document which allows a person, otherwise referred to as the principal, to designate the person, persons, or Institu­ tion that he or she wants to manage his or her afTalrs In the event of Incapacity. The person, persons, or Institution who Is designated Is otherwise LAW MANNY ACEVEDO referred lo as the attorney In fact. Following are Uie basic advantages and disadvantages o f using a power o f attorney. First, using a power o f attor­ ney may reduce the costs In­ volved for someone who be­ comes incapacitated. This is due to the fact that if no one has the authority to act on be­ half of a person who becomes Incapacitated, the court will have to appoint a guardian who Is rntltled to be compen­ sated from the asseta o f the In­ capacitated person. Addition­ ally. before a guardian Is ap­ pointed. the court. In order lo protect the rights of the alleged Incapacitated person will ap­ point on attorney for that per­ son which will also lie com ­ pensated from the assets o f the Incapacitated person. Second, unless otherwise stated, a durable general power of attorney applies to any In­ terest In property such bb land, stocks, bonds, and mutual funds among others. Therefore, an attorney In fact Is able to monitor or assess the princi­ pal's assets and Interests In order to maximize their value or return. Thirdly, a durable general power of attorney ran help re­ duce estate taxes by granting the attorney In fact the power to allocate assets to trusts and/or to make gifts to chari­ ties or other Individuals. There are risks Involved, however, tn using a durable general power of attorney. But circumventing the protections afforded by guardianship pro­ ceedings to persons who be­ come Incapacitated, a person opens him or herself up to the possibility o f having his or her assets depleted. This beenuse although the attorney In fact lias a fiduciary responsibility to act In the best Interest of the principal, the opportunity and the temptation for abuse can be substantial. A durable general power o f attorney Is a powerful tool that can complement an estate plan. As discussed above, however, the advantages that can be gained from the use of a durable general power o f attor­ ney must be carefully weighed against the potential disadvan­ tages Inherent In such a grant of power. In the coming weeks we s ill discuss other aspects of estate law. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge evrry Monday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-6326. Sertoma installs Ths 100699 officers for South Baminoia 8ar1oma Oub InataJUd on Aug. 22 are (tram left): B i Spakowski, eecretary: Don Hawkins, president-elect; Bav yyinaafwaiii dietrid aovem or Jerry Bloom, president; and Eddto Ebert, treasurer. The dub meats for breekfaat each Thursday at the Better Living For Seniors Center off Sand Pond Road In Lake Mery. For Mormadon on how to Join Sertoma, c e l Gena Prestare, vice preaidant of membership, at (407) 327-0007 home or (407) 707-1234 work. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day o f the month, at I p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Cen­ ter off Edgrmon Avenue. Senior citizens, 50 and over, are In­ vited to attend. For Information, call 6950285. Gamblers, families Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokera) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Informa­ tion. call 236-9206. • w' Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House o f Ooodwtll, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Modelers Club The Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets every third Monday of the month starting at 7 p.m., with the "Model o f the Month’ competition at Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. 400 E. First St. All phases o f R/C model aircraft are presented. The club's flying field is located In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion, contact Lee Dorsue at 574-4732. V FW , Auxiliary Veterans o f Foreign Wars and the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7.-00 p.m. at the post home. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. THUBSPAfJWBTTr * T ’ i ■ * ' • • • w a s - •••• • m | «... , .r r» Divorced dad glad he chose kids over fortune DEAR ABBY: The letter Tram "Heartbroken in Oregon," the man who Is in the middle o f a divorce and whoee wife now wants to move their daughter out o f state, really hit home. In the beginning, our divorce was far from friendly. HowAnally got over our anger and got back to the business o f rais­ ing our two beautiful children. We now have a 60-50 custody arrange­ ment, and our son and daughter are happy and well-adjusted. Last year I was offered the Job of a lifetim e. It meant more money, more prestige and trem endous potential for advancement. It also meant moving thousands of miles away from my family. My career has alw ays been important to me and this offer was quite a prize. My ex-wile and 1 dis­ cussed the situation at length. We explored all possible options, but focused always on our main objec­ tive — the best interests o f the chil­ '■»t- fUHSCi ______ _ (II >57TST Tinton N*«a HaarM* - v (IMS. Dim) t& s m ta £ r Sttrao) (e»t 11* s X dren. Ultimately, ws decided that it would be beet for me to turn down the Job and remain In California. My ex-wife couldn't afford to relo­ cate, and she and I agreed that the children still need1both o f ui us around on a full-time basis. Obviously, this was a huge sacrifice on my part, but one I gladly mads. Your response to "Heartbroken" was appropriate when you advised him to consider moving closer to Florida to be near his daughter. I take exception, however, to your remark that the little girl "belongs with her mother." I grew up in a family with an absentee father, so I know firsthand thspaln such a situ­ ation can cause. That's why I am committed to making any sacrifice necessary to stay dose to my kids. Both "Heartbroken" and his ex sound as If they are thinking only of themselves. They need to buck up, quit whining, and get to work at being parents. LOVING THE DADDY 01G IN CALIFORNIA DEAR LOVING THE DADDY GIG: Maay readers disagreed with a y atataaesit that the lit­ tle rlri belongs with her aother. 8lace the father seea ed DEAR AB B Y: In response to "Well-Fed in Sacramento," who was ashamed when thoee treating her to dinner left inadequate tipe: Why doesn't s h offer to leave the tip? This la a polite response when one party Inslats on paying, and U would relieve her o f the em bar­ rassment o f the host leaving an insufficient tip. LIKES TO EAT OUT IN BOONTON, N J. DRAM LIKES TO EAT OUTl Now why didn't 1 think of that? It w onld w ork ntealy If the would allow it If not, the DEAR ABBY: This guy (ID call him A lan ) and I broke up a few months ago. I have dated others, but he’s constantly on my mind. ) want to tell Alan bow I fori, but I'm afraid the feelin gs w on't be returned. To complicate m ature, three o f my girlfriends also have crushes on him. Nobody but me knows how I feel, and I cant taka It any more. What should I do? HOT FOR ALAN IN BRA1DWOOD, ILL. M ft it flt a t a d n tta ia t a f f o o ? & f 5 I ] uouaretamc n low in m t m a m n - t s i r u e ta c e a iM j ■ ram n "11 m o t* B »a tm tnsai rental ■ a n m r i N M M IN fa W ■urea i w g iw m reitM B m aim s DEAR HOT FOR A LA N : It n o tan a I E E n PdNmM: TV*Im k , mg1______ dgg<ra«|jigjl reus MM ■MUSKS* M M M LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 174 0115 i") tt — Wmrimi^TW i IUwT »«iW» PUmsm |US Om*Ti Engagement and wed­ ding forms are available at the Seminole Herald office, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771. These stories are usually published in the W eekend edition and may be accompanied by a photo. There is no charge for this service^ SMAXE t V U (R) _________ 1<0 0 0 730 IMP________ M AD MAN ON CAMPUS (R) — - �4B •Seminole HoraU. Sanford, FVx k Ii • Thursday, Septomher 10, 1998 13— I I I a i i n & B e a u t y Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Pufiuanl to ch 713 585(6) US M f S Auto In n % Rpeovrry w/pow^f of attorney will tall th« lialpil auto* to hitfh#»l buldir «ubi«ct to any lifm n#t pro* c m l i d*po«ilfd w/clffk of court pr» 713 585 o«n#r/b«n* Koltlfd rtgM to a haaring p#r 71 3 565(6) AS 09 F S . to poll bond par 559 17 F S ownaf n il) radaam vahicl# for cith «um of Iran, all auctions hakt w/rasafva in*pact 1 wit prior O •aoor facility ca*k or cathrar chrtk 2SS huyrr pnmium anyona infarattad ph (30S) S97* 9970 Sala data 10-08-98 d 10 00 am J SOA2 NW 74 AVE Miami 33166 AO S3! Joal Langbaum Au 3St •SCM4929 ban amt 12942 00 1997 VOLKSWAGEN 40 Vm« 3VWrA| 1 HATU 0S27tt rag VW CREDIT INC S MITCHELL of S06 WHlTTINGHAM PL LAKE MAR> |v% MAPI AM MiTCHELL Of PO BOA 951423 LAKE MARY. I h NONE lanor ’ ON AUTO DETAILING DODY 2858 SANFORD AVE SANFORO phona 407*324. N O T I C E OF PUBLIC A U C TIO N NOTICK OF FICTITIO US NAME Notica Is barahy gtvpn that I am engaged in huiinats at 621 S locust Ava Sanford Florida 32771, Srmmolp County Florida undar lha Fictitious Name of SANFORD HAIR DESIGNERS and that I inland to ragislar said name with lha Division of Corporations Tallahassaa Florida in acent* danr a with lha provisions of lha Fictitious Nama Statutas. To* Wit Saction S65 09. Florida Statutas 1991 Ronald laa Nooks Publish Saptambar 10. 1998 DIU-71 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 41MINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 0T-S1 14-C A DIVISION 14-K FIRST UNION NATIONAL RANH F/K/A URST UNION NATIONAL OANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR (IV MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL GARLES FEOERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Plainlitt(a) VS FRANCISCO A RAMOS vial Dvten<lanl(s) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant In an Ordar Rv»t hv,l.iling F urectoiura Sala dalail Saplvmtwr 2. I99S, and antarail in Cava NO 07-2224CA ol lha Circuit Court ol lha EIOMTEENIH Judicial Circuit in anil for SEMINOLE County. Florida wharain FIRST UNION NA1IONAL DANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL OANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SU C C ES­ SOR 0T M ERalR TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF FLORIOA F X/A CORAL OAOLES FEOERAL SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION is lha Plaintiff and FRANCISCO A RAMOS DARlEEN RIVERA F/K/A DARlEEN RAMOS BAR­ NETT TECHNOLOGIES. INC. SUCCESSOR 0T MERGER TO 0ARNETT RECOVERY CORPO RATION HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. and TENANT #1 N/K/A MARIA NIORON are Ihv Dalandanta. I will tall to lha h.ghaal and beat bidder lor cavh at lha WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO FLORIDA al 11 00 a m . on lha 4lh day ol O C TO ­ BER. 1990 lha following daaenbad property aa aal lotlh m sard Final Judgmant LOT 24 OlOCK 2* WEATHERSFIELD SECOND ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 12 PAOES 102 AND 103 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and lha aaal ol Ihia Court on September 3rd 1S9S (SEAL) Maryannv Morta Clark ol lha Ctrcutl Court By Jana I Jaavwtc Daputy Clark Echevarria McCalla. Raymer Berrall A Frappter Poal Offtce Boa 3410 Tampa FL 33401 F97104SIS 4488 DEU-83 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. S7.143J CA.14 AMSOUTM DANK OF FLORIDA, a Florida banking corporation, ate . Plaintiff. v DAVlO E 0YRON at at Dstsndants NOTICE OF SALE Not>ca la hsrsby g van that. pursuant to a Summary Judgmant antarad m tha abova* atylad causa in tha Circuit Court ot Sansnoia County Florida tha Clara of Sammola County will sail tha proparty sit* uatad in Sammola County. Florida dasertbad as D*a«rt»ll*n t l M t r t i t i t d •nd P trttn a l P rt t t r t t lot U REPEAT OF OlOCK A QUEENS MiRRCR ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY a* par plat tharaof racordad at Plat OooA 10 Paga 80. Public RaconJs of Sammola County Florida. TOGETHER WITH all buildings structural and improvamanta ol avary njtura arhaltoavar now or haraaftar situatad on tha said proparty and all Natural, macbinary aquipmant and par* sonal proparty of a«sry natura whatsoavar now or haraaftar ownart by lha Mortgagor at a Publ< Sala. to tha highast b*ddar t r cash at Wast front door of tha Sammola County CouMhousa. 301 North Park Avanua Sanford Florida, on SEPTEMBER 22nd 1S9S. at It 00 a m Datad August 25th. 1998 MARYANNE MORSE Cl#rt of tha Circuit Court Sammola County. Florida Oy Jana E Jasawic Daputy Clark Daisy L Danadict SOLOMON A BENEDICT PA 3000 NationsBank Plata 400 North Aihlay Drive Tampa Florida 53602 Florida Bar No 043241 Attornays tor Plaintiff Publish Saplamtoav 3. 10. 199E OKU*IT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ISM INOLS COURTV, FLORIDA. CIVIL D ivision C A »E RO. 99*1 S09-C A-14-P GLENDALE FEDERAL SANK F 9 D . PtauHitf. ANTHONY G MONTAVON • t i l . Oalandanlt NOTICE OF SALE PUR9UANT T O O H A r riR AS NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN pur.u«nl to an Ordar or Summary Final Judgment ol •oraclo.ura datad Auguat 24th. 1990 and antarad Hi Caaa No 99-1109-CA-M-P ol tha circuit Court ot tha lighlaanth Judicial Circuit in and tor Sammola County. Florida, wharain GLEN­ DALE FEDERAL BANK. F I B . I. Plaintiff and ANTHONY Q MONTAVON and DONNA J MONTAVON. hit wda. NORTHLAKE VILLAGE X CONDOMINI­ UM ASSOCIATION. INC . UNKNOWN TENANT NO I; UNKNOWN TENANT NO 2. and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ INTERESTS BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AQAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANT RIGHT TITLE OR INTER­ EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBEO. ara dalandanta. I anil .all lo lha highaat and ball bid da r lor ca.li al tha Waat Front Ooor ol tha Sammola County Courlhou.a al SOI North Park Avenue, Sanford, Sammola County. Florida 32771. at It 00 o'clock a m on tha lath day ol Saptambar. tsss. tha following daaerfbod proparty aa aal forth In aald Ordar or Final Judgmant. to-wlt UNIT 2002. IN BUILOINQ SO. NORTHLAKE VILLAGE CONDO­ MINIUM X. AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST OR SHARE IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPUR­ TENANT THERETO IN ACCOR­ DANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTS. CONDI­ TIONS. RESTRICTIONS. EASEMFNTS TERMS AND OTHER PROVISION OF TNE DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM OF NORTHLAKE VILULOE CONDO­ MINIUM X. AS RECOROED IN OFFICIAL REC0R0B BOOK 2003 PAGES t THROUGH TO. INCLUSIVE AN0 AS AMENDE0 IN OFFICIAL RECORD! BOOK 20S3. PAGE 0071. AND OFFI­ CIAL RECOROE BOOK S0S1. PAOE 0071. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AN0 SUB­ SEQUENT AMENDMENTS THERETO II you ara a paraon with a diaability who naada any accom­ modation in ordar lo participata in ihi. procaadmg. you ara antitlad al no coat lo you. to tha proyi.ion ot carta,n aa.i.tanca Plaa.a contact lha Court al (407) 323-4330 within two (2) working daya ol your rucaipl ol thi. Notice it you ara haarmg or vote# impaired call Florida Ralay S.ryice (BOO) 0SS-S77O DATED at Sanlord. Florida, on Augu.t 25th t99S MARVANNE MORSE A . Clark. Circuit Court By Dorothy W Dolton A\ Deputy Clark SMITH A HIATT. PA Attorney, tor PleinliN 2991 Ea.t Oakland Park Oouleyard Suita 303 Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 Publr.h September 3 10 1SSI OEU-16 Public Auction to N* held .1 Attien'n Towing 7494 Old lakv Mx-> Rd Suit# 134 Sanford. TL 32111 Thr following w inciv* will tu auclion.d IAEA Marciny 4 Door lMtPM37X1JK624ktS8 1902 (turn 2 Door JARRTJI 71Mb I 4200 2 1900 Chvvy Pit blip 20CDCI422.lt 14(940 1900 Marda 4 Door JM1 DF2223JO1O07OO 1902 Ourck 4 Door 4ANC9A2 CM 403934 1909 Niaaan 2 Door IN 4QO2200KC 709920 1902 Ourck 2 Door 1Q4AP3747CX1S4472 1909 Cad,Mac 4 Door 1G90W69V2G9714250 1909 Chayrolat 4 Door 1Q11TS41XKE219051 Public Auction will ba on Saotambar 2Mh 1999 al 12 00 0 m Alban'. Towing (407) 321* 2940 Publi.b Saptambar 10 1990 DEU-2 IN TN E C IR C U I T C O U R T FOR SE MINO LE C O U N TY . FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Fita Number 9S S91 CP IN P i ESTATE OF JO HNS ROMINIS. Dacaa«ad NOTICE OF ADM INIS TR ATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. SS-I0 A 7-C A DIVISION 14 E MONDRIAN MORTOAQE CORPORATION Plaintiff) a), v. DIANE SANTINI A/K/A DIANE FUENTES .1 al. Defendant).) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purau.nl to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foreclosure dated Augu.t 24in. 1990 and enlered ■n Case NO 90 1007-CA ol the Circuit Court ol lha EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County Florida wherein MONDRIAN MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION i . the Plaintiff and DIANE SANTINI A/K/A OlANE FUENTES end VILLAS OF STOCKORIDGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC are the Defendants. I will sell lo the highest and be.I bid­ der lot cash al the West Iron! door ot the Seminole County Courthouse Sanlord Florida al II 00 a m . on tha 24th day ot SEPTEMBER. 1SSS. lha follow­ ing described property aa set forth in said Final Judgmant LOT 4. STOCKBRIOGE UNIT O N I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAQE 70 SO. OF THE PU0LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MY HANO and tha aaal ol ttua Court on AUOUST 2Sth. ItSS (SEAL) Maryann# Mora# Clark ol tha Circuit Court Oy Jane E Jaaewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Darrell S Frappter Post 01lice Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 33901 F99092132 II you ara a parson with a dieability who naeda accommoda­ tion m ordar lo participate mi ttua procaadmg. you ara anti• M »> «• s a il to.you. let.the provision of cartaln assistanca P'aaaa contact Court Adnunratrabon al 301 N Park Avanua, Sanlord. Flonda 327F1, telephone number (407) 1214330. wilhm 2 working daya of your racalpt of ttua document. If hearing impaired. (TOO) l-SOO059-1771 Publish Septsmber 1. 10, 1SSS DEU-27 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLB C O UBTT, FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. M -1 I4 S -D A -I4 -P GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK. FS B . Plaintiff, RANDALL DELANE SNYDER, individually and aa Personal Representative ol the eatate of Barbara A Boucher a/k/a Barbara A Willard al a l. Dalandanta NO TIC S OF SALS PURSUANT TO CNAPTBN 4S NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Ordar or Summary Final Judgmant of lorecloeute dated August I4lh. tSSS. and antarad In Caaa No SS-1241-CA-14-P of the circuit Court ot lb# Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminofa County. Flonda. wherein OLENDALE FEOERAl BANK. F S B . Plaintiff and RANDALL DC LANE SNTOCR. individually and aa Personal Repreeentatnre ot tha aetata ol Barbara A. Boucher a/k/a Barbara A Willard. JAMES RYAN WILLARO. PAUL WILLARD, at natural guardian of James Ryan Willard. SEMINOLE COUNTY. UNKNOWN TENANT NO I; UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2. and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ INTERESTS BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AQAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIE ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR INTER­ EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN OtSCRIBEO. am dalandanta. I anM aak lo dm highaat and beat bidder for caah al lha Waat Front Door of tha Seminole County Courthouee at 101 North Park Avanua, Sanford. Seminole County. Florida 11771, at 1100 o'clock a m on tha 20th day of (EPTEMBCR. 1M0. tha following described property aa aal lorth Mi eeKt Order or Final Judgment to-wit LOT tO. BLOCK O. WOODMERE PARK 2ND REPLAT. ACCORDINQ TO TNE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAOE 71. OF TNE PUBLIC RECORD! OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA II you am a paraon with a dis­ ability who naada any accom­ modation in ordar lo participata Mi but proceeding you ara antibed. at no coal lo you. to the provision ol certain eseielence Pleaee contact lha Court at (407) 121-4110 withm two (t| working daya ol your racalpt of this Notica. It you am hearing or voice Impaired, call Florida Relay Service (400) 014-1770 DATED at Sanlord. Flonda. on Auguat ISth. ISSS MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark. Circuit Court By Jana E Jasawic Aa Deputy Clark SMITH S HIATT. PA Attorney! lor P U miI iB 2901 East Oakland Park Boulevard. Sulla 101 Fort Lauderdale. FL 11109 Publish September 1. 10. 10SS DEU-2S Tha administration of tha astata of JOHN S ROMlNES daraasad Fila Numbar 98-591 CP. is pandmg in tha Circuit Court for Sammola County, Flonda Probata Division, lha addran ol which is Sammola County Courthousa 1101 East First Street Poal Cl i n e Drawer C Sanford Florida 32772 Tha names and addresses of tha personal representative and the personal representative's attor­ ney ara set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AM parsons on whom this notica is served who have obfertions that challenge tha validity of tha will tha qualdica* lions ol f*e personal represen­ tative vanua. or Jurisdiction of this Court ara required to file their obteclions with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF th e f ir s t p u d u c a t io n of THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors of lha decedent and other persona having claims or demands against decedents estate on whom a copy of this notice is served within three months aftar the date of the first publication ol Ihia notice mutt file their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTH! AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUOUCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othsr creditors of the decs* dent and persona having claims or demands against the deca­ dent's estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH I OATE OF THE FIRST PUOUCATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL QE FOREVER BARRED The date of the first publica­ tion of thra Notice ta September 10th ISSS Personal Representative TERRI PENTECOST S71 Hobson Streat Lwngwood. TL 3*790 Attorney for Peraonal Raptaaanlaliva SMEREE H LANCASTER Attorney 7torIda Bar No S02S21 SHEREE H LANCASTER. PA 10S Eaal Wade Slraal Poet Office Boa 1000 Tmnton. TL 32991 Telephone 112/491-1000 Publteti September 10. 17. ms DEU-S4 m TUB CIRCUIT COUNT OP TUB IM M T ItR Ttf JUD4CIAL CIRCUIT IB ABO POR SSMIHOLS COUNTY. PLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASB NO. CT-1IM -CA DIVISION t4-B TT MORTOAQE COMPANIES 0/B/A P T B MORTGAGE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I BROWN AND COMPANY. PleintllRe). VS JUAN A SALDANA JR . al al. Defendant!#) NOTICS OP POMOLOSURB SALS NOTICE IE HEREBY DIVEN pureuanl to an Ordar Reecheduling Fomcloeure tala dated September 2. ISSS, and antarad Mi Caaa NO S7-11S4CA ol the Circuit Court ol lha EIQHTEEN1H Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florido wharain FT MORTOAQE COMPANIES D/B/A FT B MORTOAQE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I. BROWN AND COMPA­ NY la lha Plaintiff and JUAN A SAL0ANA JR ; WANDA SAL­ DANA. HIDOEN BAY DARDEN ASSOCIATES, L P D/B/A HIDDEN BAT VILLAGE APART­ MENTS. SEMINOLE COUNTY; TENANT #1 N/K/A ARLENE KINO ara lha Oalandanlt. I will aak lo lha highett and beat bid­ der far caah al lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. •ANFORO. FLORIOA al 11 00 a m . on lha fIh day ol OCTOOCR. 1SSI. tha following daaenbad property aa aal lorth In aald Final Judgment LOT 10S. SUNRISE ESTATES UNIT 4. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 34 PAOE 7E. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MT HAND and lha aaal ol due Court on September 3rd. ISSS (•SAL) Maryann# More# Clerk ol tha Circuit Court By Jano E Jaaewic Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Barren A Frappter Poet Office Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 11401 FI7041791 NOTICS II you ora a paraon with a dis­ ability who naada accommoda­ tion mi ordar lo participata mi due proceeding, you ara enti­ tled al no coal lo you. lor die pm viaion ol certain aaeietance Pleat# contact Court Administration al 301 N Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida 32771. telephone numbar (407) 1214110. within 2 working daya ol your receipt ol Ihia document. II hearing impaired. (TOO) 1-10004*1771 Publish September 10. 17. 10SS OEU-93 NOTICE II you ara a paraon tntth a dis­ ability who needs accommoda­ tion in order lo participate m Ihia proceeding, you are enti­ tled al no coal lo you. lor lha provlaron ol certain assistance Pleaee contact Court Administration al 301 N Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida 32771. telephone numbar (407) 3234330. within 1 working daya ol Mart receipt ol due documeal. II heaatna unpaired. (TOO| 1 BOO. 94 9771 Publish September 10 17. 199S DEU-9S r&cminolc Herald MUSCULAR THERAPY by Krn t*p b»nnl,ta of a Ink body me* sage, male thnrapnt 7 day MV out 474 3311 he MA0Q2438S 21— P i G)U*A?S*&I lliil lE'D 322-2611 rso nals ADOPTION livtnq etpentes counM*kng A medical G IFT O F LIFE SOO-3IS-S431 ALONE? FLORIOA MOST RE­ SPECTED Datmg Bureau vnen 19771 al ages vuiukng seniort IVnqm) People Tixjelher 1800 922-4477 (24 hours)____________ female Mataaga Therapist needed lor busy l ongwood to cation Orsafpsr 331-SS49 L ongwood Massage Studio. Walk via wetenme 7 days Prwaln rm* I emak! Stall lisc 4MM778S 407-330-5300 START DATING TONIGHT play Florida's deling gam# t-SOOROMANCE sat SS7S 23— I . o s i & F o ' ‘ e lf Toll fro# from Ortondo M1-NN You can lax your ad to 407423440a 300 N. FfBOCh A v b . R O .»m 1W7 8*n»ord, FL 32771 lanford, FL 32772 und FREE to a good home App 90 lb* Dobbui EM 7 years old Shots A neuter Very very Sworl” Call 323 4534 Our offleo la opan to b b t v b you Monday through Friday, I am - Bp m DCAOUNE8: For TUBBday*a BdtUon, tha daadNna la Monday at noon For Wadnaaday’a adltton, tha daadRns la TUaaday at noon For Thuraday'a adttion, tha daadllna la Wadnaaday at noon For Friday's adMon, tha daadllna la Thursday at noon For tha waakand adMon, tha daadllna la Friday at noon Pnrlns hxjrouuliBBfflMUd: W sgtacty acc*pf Masttrcsrd, Visa, Ofscovw BndAm sflcanExprM S. W sa te o w a ta R B o a d t or a pgraonoi chs<*. ArfvRrtts«n who wfsh to b t bflMd c o t m ate wrangsfTwnts at » M On* tttrti a d ls p(Ac«d. P i m m Rm p In mind tfiat ads In to* Paraontos (ctoM. 21), Opportunittos (dass. 55). A Q a r» g t Satot (217) raquRa paymant to II you n ts d to chang* y o u ad « M i R Is lunrttog. p to «M glya us s c a l and w w B m ate Via cftonQG kx the nsrt svMtabf* BdHtan. P i m m chack your ad on toa Aral day ol p u M o a to a If you Bnd an error, please c a l us tovnodtototy and ws »HB corrscl the srror k v to* n a il pubBcation Wo ara losponsibfa lor the Ant tosGrton only and orVy kx Vie cost oMTtot Srrt trtser- CLASSIFICATION 8 25— S p e c i a l N o n e ts STOLEN Mack pocket book Aug 08.06 at Gnid gym n il nl a lacker It anyone know* any Itsoq ptoaae ca« 324 4821_______ 27— N ursery C & C iiiid aee AN I I P LOVtNO MOM Provides educabunal achvihe* along with TEC S playroom, ten yrd Cert CPfICOLIIeinea rales For vaervww 330 0700 MUNCHKIN MANOR pm k reg now las classes am grtx«i* a loving home etmoe tor 3 Syr* reasonable rales 3218948 55— B usiness O rroB iu N im s VENOMO: la/y person* dream Few hours-Oood S Priced to aek. Free brochure t -800 82043S3 59— F i n a n c i a l S tR V IC L S MONET PROBLEMS? 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VATTA Apprv Job Aural Wkend cutset National Truck School 1-S0D-4S4-7344 I lines i .1 l AI I A ' i 11 ( 11 iitli, I i i l 11 I ' AI /I 'i il.tys 1 lines S 10 ’ il.iys MONTH! V M M ( IAi S 1H h li nes 71— H elp W anted ------------N O W H IR IN G P/T tor a Mayor Manufacturing [Sant n Sanford Positron* am avaaabta on al tMta. Pace­ setter Personnel al 310-2911 or M O-IM S 71—Hair Wanted AUT099OTIYE O f TABERS SanfonHongatoodOrtando Good Income Potonkal Benetks ARer 90 Days r«ph BaW 407-293-3064 71— H blp W an t e d , 71— H GUARANTEED $ 10.50 /Hr. IN TRAINING Searching lot the beat appt set tars not year lypcaf Tm room We cam • N ahowa Cal JAM S 1232070 art. U S Inttiliifti C al 962 3337 etamsTAa. S STAR WrtPPRAAMS. MC m u .....nrtwnn Long TermTemp To Him A k l l f ifc j 6 h F 6 k~Ttxit Juki Cast Never a Fee* HEIR Rsmorwiaf 429-4SSS ASSOCIATE-----------TRAINEE TraMung makes Vie dkterence' or eapenencsd- we have nga m our wee ig a n d mg Seminole Courtly office* tor hard-avortung career mmdad people Cal Nancy Dana! AAamonieAongwood 869-4600 Rob*) Mu/eka lary/Heathrow 333 SOM Gary BalanoR Oviedo 365-36M SERVICE OUgnng paraonatty Dubes aid cash TiaraBng data entry, phone*, kghf cosacsona Comprehenarva benelas pack­ age and compaWv* salary Apply in paraon American General Finance 1544 S French Ave . Sanlord DO VOU ENJOY WORfUMO W/ CHBORCN CTsfd care canter need* IT 4 pi hefp must have tOor 20rv course completed lop pay. kc 4293 10 Joyce 321 -7635 DRYWALL FBffBHERS Needed tor mart crew Exp w/ bandtooN A toots Cal Al si 323-3234 (VyweTTramersTHengers, A Finisher Foremen ImmerAale work avaAable, Apply M-F 8*m-4pm al WW-Mark Contracting 3630 Saver Star Road. Orlando (407) 294 4061 EOeOFWP Dump Truck A Equipment Op­ erators F/T. benefits. COL 322- |A H t N t R W 6 f A 4 ---------------Coma and )om oev caring Warn ol Nurses and CNA's Eical mm benefits Eapsnence tec ognued 3 0Opm-1t;00pm shift i iiS ib li. Pleat* apply V paraon Oalona Htaimcara He habrkUtton Canter li s t Elk camBkrt. Daeorva EOC CO OK/ R EUEFCO O K Food earvic* management com­ pany a currently lee king an anargeirc taam player with a poarlive attitude and htoh voium# cooking experience (i s , nurs­ ing hornet, hotprtalt. mkiUry). to Ml an vnmadial* opening at our SEMINOLE COUNTY. SAN­ FORD oparaton Al aTMt* aval rtda Wa offer competitive wag aa. haaith/dantal benefit*, paid hotrdayi. undorma and maala Training wiS ba provided. For consideration, contact Thomas Frank at (407)330 7439 EOE W F/D/V Legal Notices MOTICB OF SALE Purauanl lo Flonda Slatulsa 711 71 Elite Towing. Inc »M sail on Sept tS. IM S . at 0 00 am al l i s t s 17-92 Longwood. FL 32740 Svllvr reserves lha right to bid Sold aa la. no war­ ranty Sailer guarantees no till* Terms cash 1SS2 Oldimobit# VIN 0 1G3AK47ASCM432071 Publish September 10 1990 DEU-101 WILL TRAIN' Vertical bind* A benekttl CaB(ABT) B IB -4700 $11.15 TO START e u sto fifR — BIBB Entry Level Drivers NOW! Honey tranaport hat vnmedate openings tor driver tramees No sipenenca needed Earn A400-E700 weekly plus benelrt Home weekend* CDL trtrrang avaeabie 800-435 4593 EXP TRAVEL AGENT, ammdeut old retort agency 322-744* FOOD PREPARATION NEEDED S A M CUTELY Frtnbrt Hr* F/T. Benekt* Aval Contact 407 324-S333 FOR PENNKB MORE, gef the latest technology tor active Ingradwnt delivery in kqud wormer Ask BTENBTROM GENERAL FEED (323-1540) abort HAPPY UOUI-1VICT. (www happyrtdunc com) a tv tc u MECHANIC tar vactor/refsr n e ­ ar Reel in Santord # n > only pmtoned ASC cert 33QB308 cu sto m a — W u Long* ready mu driver* m the Long M SB wood am COL and dug ac ay ca< reg good boneSts end pay 407 323-3136 LOC____________ CARPENTERS AND HELPER Orede tor Sludwifs CaS M Til 11-4pm S09-9191 il t Tack Sye**me tt saeSmg HELP DESK PERSON. Windows 9V DOS system aipanenc* raqutred 17 40-|t2/hr Can (0801394-9242 A Ask tor Usa TELEkUftKtTBfO IN T N I CIRCUIT CO U N T OF T N I SM NTSBN TN JUDICIAL Cl ROUTT M AND PON BIMINOLS COUNTY, FLONIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NC. ST-S9SS-CA DIVISION 14-N FT MORTQAOE COMPANIES D/O/A FTB MORTGAGE SERVICES D/B/A FIRST TENNESSEE MORTGAGE COMPANY INC SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TENNESSEE DANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PtaMiblRa). VS MART J MCNUTT el al. Delendant(e). NOTICE OP PORECLOSUNB SALE NOTICE IS HEREOV OIVEN pursuant to an Ordar Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated September 1. ISSS. and antarad in Caaa NO 07-1104CA ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the EIGHTEENTH Judicial CMcuit Mi and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FT MORTQAOE COMPANIES D/D/A FTB MORT­ GAGE SERVICES D/B/A FIRST TENNESSEE MORTGAGE COM ­ PANY INC SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TE N ­ NESSEE BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION it lha Platntitl and MART J MCNUTT. ROBERT D MCNUTT. BARNETT BANK. N A SUCCESSOR DV MENOER TO BARNETT BANK OF CEN­ TRAL FLORIDA. N A . TENANT 01 N/K/A DON CATALANO ara tha Dalandanta. I anil sail lo lha highaat and beat bidder lor caah al tha WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA al II 00 a m . on lha Sth day ol OCTOBER. ISSS. lha following described property aa aal lorth Mi aald Final Judgmant LOT IS. AMOIRWOOO. UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS PAOE 17. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE c o u n t y F l o r id a WITNESS MY HAND and lha aaal ol Ihia Court on September 3rd. IM S (SEAL) Maryann# Mora# Clark ol lha Circuit Court By Jana E Jasawic Deputy Clerk Echeveme. McCalla Raymer, Oerretl S Frappter Poal Ollwa Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 31901 FI710S120 NOTICE II you ara a paraon with a di*ability who needs accommoda­ tion mi order lo participate Mi thie proceeding, you am enti­ tled al no coal lo you. tor lha provision ol certain aaeietance. Please conlact Court Administration al 301 N Park Avenue. Sanloid. Flonda 12771, Ivlrpliuite number (40/) 3214130. wilhm 2 working daya ol your receipt ol Ihia document. II haarmg impaired. (TDD) t-00004-07/1 Publish September 10. 17, IM S DEU-94 ?? d.iys S b 1) J A N T OR F/T P/T n g N l day* weekend, toe banalls evi rranl have own vans cat tor appomVnant 322-44IB ai Votoara county CNA needed invnefkatofy hetofrt 407-MBC M Debwy 441*. BOB. Car A Inauanre Headed Waakand* FREE 331 420A METAL FRAME MDRYWAU. HANGERS vnmed work _________CaS A62 3337_________ CO LLECTOR- P/T. pretor a to <M Iram aomaone wtoraat phona voice M an-fhut l 30pm 0 3Qpm 800-462 3663 or apply Ren Plan 401 IN 13th a Stotted_________________ PTT LAKE MARY PHTSICUN 1/ jtHm . k r id n iN h I l p e r a .--------HOUSEMENS. HOUBEKEPPCRB, Apply to Ma/nol CouSand. 134 interamunal Parkway. Heam row. FL 444 -1000 CM (007)121-8113. H U k b o m l - permanent P T ponton, doctor rtbee. com putsr A phone u a * a rrairt to W,T 2 6 30 Mutt be liestole, some morning a n d u trtt day hout. E6hr C M 3330659 LANDBCAPCRB-startmg pay S7 00/TV. F/T w/Twnatits CM (407) 121-0113. RIGHT HAND MAN Needs 100 workers daffy. I I sign on ( Imm# operang Salary poaibon 30-34/hr Escattont opportunity Oviedo area (407)077-30*0 frtra pay to drivers. “Open Sam LASER OPERATOR 160-SI OS '4pm-MKkii(pK Shrt 'Wa Traait 'Rasponsrbia Indvrdual w b iv c computer siuSa ‘ Abwty u UR 40 tot or more 'Drug-free Fnwnnmemi C a l 323 4121 between 9amNoon tor appf Aak tor Mr I4g SECURITY OFFICER JO S Training Aimed 6 Unsmtod Brandy 6 Asset . 914-7*44 SOUSE RE R1 of *m*l electron ca. dapandatxkty raquead. tap prafarrad but wafcng to Ham Oood bansfat Cal Magnaaona Hearing AM Co. • S M I 7*1 a 112,______________ LABOR Rt AD) Experienced COA pie— tone4 a L iU E L - WORK TOOAY/PAP TOOAT Phons Frog Full or part Urns. Top salary, bonus ft commlsion Loogwood location, caMPan tsutaar. 717-1270 Apply In paraon today; ta ll S French Ave Creek Apis. hM an apporlunay *vstable in Santord lor an Indhndual w/at toast 1 yr »*> to aS areas of general mam tone*, including carpentry, plumbing, electrical. HVAC. port, groundskeepmg. ale. Pss mart to Oapl MA-BB, C m rd ManspamaiH. 1SS1 ndapu Road. MM torrt. PL U 7 I1 . Fes: (407) B0BB7B7 to C M 741-BOOS. N M M f 6 f H U . f i t . nr. lu i| M ofc in Lake Mary HMO PPO. Benelrt* experience a pfu* Fax reauna: 333-1213. TUPPCRWARB Earn 520 530 par hou tor extra money or have a tuS-ama career Bt1-S4>t — wrong;-------- People who wars to work 40« hra/wk Some saluntoyal Fac­ tory asaerrSSy ~ — ■nckxtod Pta CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos CW M > C*fw crypteerw"* w i a W i fcam< r Entry lavet in ma maul labncauon. 17 40 to suit, as hou weak Tube Tec (Sanlord) 323-0B4O •H R Omwing Foam inauiekon doni looking to hire new latonl Travel M-F. WR (ran CDL data A or B a pkia. but i raq Can Greg al 1 B00M 3 315. Insurance. 401K. vacs ton Slatl you h/tura today* 8KYOJPCI HANOT MAN, drywal repair, pkartxng toots A Vans a must Hours 7.30-4. F/T. Cvpraas Spring* Apt' (VF/WrP 2802061 U R P O J . ' MR TPC HWZZCP, MP W C ORNC — TQQRUCJ MKCPC VI VH IR MKVH V H T J R P T J W I S T I J PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *1 ask lor p great deed, but no more ! than I give myself I am extremely ted-demanding *— Jerome { Robbint t �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, September 10. 1098 G ETS TH E JOB D O N E ! 2 3 Buy S e ll • * T rade R ent * H ir e • T 71— H elp W LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH MtUAANCt ANO 40IK FLAM Dna In* workplan 4p(*r M: 1*0 Skew Drtve. WWDOW SERVICE TECH "Ful time position T O preferred 'Ful company benefit* Mon- Frl 7 30 4 30 apply Kmco 337 Power Ct Santoro 333 7500 Sales Trainee Position Available Tim ii an U r l l m t *T P ftunky ( awninmwl pvtnfmg art! rtuti rt inut»vnmun kj tnsi w m tn Ytvi ikvil nrrvJ ffVtr 1 ? 71— H E i r W a n ted nprfirTM r. K f m II tiki * «t t rti IrvK maI m Ics til'ihp hmrltirftfT nlfHaltRfl mil fr til-try H tm u m iuvsii I kfi Imr jJi M i i r S itV(tfif*v k' **1 |%Tli VTIlll laI 0^4073222*1 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d a n ted YOUTH DIRECTOR P/TFlrtt Pre»byterian ol Sanford seeks re*pon*ibf«. motivated person to direct church middleMS youth function* a develop outreach programs 301 Oak Ave Santord 33771 322 3663 153— A ( w iN W HF/V7M F7 * ' + > * * . SMOKY MOUNTAINS gorgeous East Term home*4e* acre end up $9 800 $36,500 Mller finance 1600-3506838 SANFORD tbdrm apt upstairs, ac. quiet area lOOmo »?50dep 338 9148 SANFORD 2/1 depler ch'a w'd EFFICIENCY Maid aenr •convenient location __________331-4B0Q_________ ELDERLY LADY to share eapanset mi elderly man in her home cal 331 5076___________ FURNtS HED ROOMS-All utils’ " nd Laundry, phone, and kit uee M S 190 a week 334 4855 LAKE MARY llOOwk 1st last tec cat 333-5333 b— per 444 6594 ROOM FOR RENT at condo, 11007rrk util met. near SCO Pod. tennis, on la*#.Smoker OK 131621*________________ SANFORD/ L k . MARY 1 tg btem. ml bath, $350mo includes al hr, phone, utatiet 303-71M SANFORO/OSTEEN ante large specious room private en­ hance caa for delate 334 0000 155— C o n d o m i n i u m Fo r S a le hook up, ups $475mo$)OOdr>p _________ 333 3368 ________ SANFORD 2/3 Approumetefy 1.000 srj ft W O met. $430'mo . kiw deposit Celt 333-1051 100— C o n d o m R en ta ls l/l FIOso ft avsaabfe 1001 S400nw$450dep Call 894 6555 117— C o m m e r c i a l R en ta ls SANFORD HISTORIC 1/1 good area, ac, lg front porch 1150 111-4757 SANTORO- 1.174 *q ft on Lake Monroe Convenient to courthouse 4 C4y Half Avs* able vnmed-ttely Mortxtzer Group Inc (407) 638-1000 ert 108 OFFICE 4 STORE AVAR- Both over 1000 u? ft Cel liter 8em 3336169 M00 DOWN.. .WHY RENT? When you can own ttv* 3 bdrm home ml C.HA, new pant 4 car­ pet 7 Ask about HUD homes' The HHUmen Group. Inc. Realtors_____ A31-833) SANFORD 1/1- Cottage weh pn vale entry MSOrnon VfSOrtep SANFORD 4/3-102 Loch Arbor Court Near MsyFsv Country Club Cas 131-8570 for appf STENSTROM RENTALS JERNIGAN (n y m ilrt tnr Olrff rnmirif« «imparty 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d t/t cortege great tocatnn no pets no smokers $450mo SarA^J. fUfcl* 111i 1 MARINER S VILLAGE 3/1 downstair* of duO*» i me* location no pets no smokers $6i5mo 111 Mognnlta Afrnur LAKE ADA I BORU I410WO i aoRu . ssrosm and up 323-8870 ftun Jemgan, 1101355 SANFORD 1/1.8. fenced yard list last sect S525ma/$5»tec 130* W 30th St 130-48M ROSE LEA VA.LAS an Specie/ •M fM to nM MOO OKAY 407-110-4411 SANFORD 1/1 *pf ipkt plan pain, ch’a $440/1350 SA NORA 1/2 ml DBl oarage ■ease ml option S72$/tTB0. SANFORD t/1. e'den screen pain specious $400/5400 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2495 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 118— O LfARNTODRIVE TRACTORTRAILERS H tANFORD OFFICE SPACE 2 Suite* avarlabto - 1100 SF 4 1100 4f. 407-331-7004 Fo r R e n t 1RDRM Quiet, convenient lo­ cated I block to bus route Park Ave Modi Home. Inc 332 3861 ELDER SPRMOS 08 SR 437 Lg 2 bd>m unfum $85*tv $125,dep Cart 333 3964 or tee manager al *3817 • 15 Osy COL TriUI»( I®LABOR-RITE •Osy 4 WtsksM Clams • Fisssctsl Assistant* • Canters Hlrteg Or tits r Truck Driver i inttmire 800*554-7364 • 2603 Park Drive •lafcar Rift - Staff Drtvsf Sanford, F L 32771 t Wltli Via •Oeed Salary (407) 330-3416 om es Fo r S ale FRYER QUEEN Vacuum Clean *r Hardy used A l attachments v dean air machine Al lor only $300 Cel 333 6818 223— M Meytair G o« Ceurae t T takafront astate w l.OOOtf home-needs work- $186 000 wr4 ac $365 000 4 BR Colonial’ 2 story on 3 wooded tots REDUCED TO $108000 Pate Av Villas 7B/Y26* Townhouse condo- $45,000. ow motivated MATTRESS SALE • FuN tire used boa springs 4 mattress $65 00 Larry’s Mart 1336133 BOOKCASE- LA* new. Oak 6-3 sha/vas ml 2 doors tower stor­ age MS Caa 2126167. IOUDOAE king u e woterbad w/oeuer 5 headboard 6085645 or 1304479 moke ofter FREE CAR. I t 4 FUN n yaw spar* wn* interested? Cal Unda • 536-3617. I alto otter rep/ pcs and new Tupparwsro WATERBED AND FRAME k n g w i. soli side, no waves. new* $350 4156657 IN HOME FILTRATION UNITS batter than borne quality $05 a gtson 407-767 9131____________ 117— C o m m e r c i a l R en tals FENCED PARKING A R tA aaty access, can up to 36 17-43/ equipment, auto*. Airport Btvd ana. mediately $550 per month oods Plywood 4’ H ' Shoote 1 « ' Then $15 par sheet ________ Cal 3334540________ WEDOMO DRESS whit*, prmca. sequencateaei. beauBU . Short steeves. new. tiro 4 pawa $300 cal 4156660 mmy THE BIQ ONEI! 231— C JU ST REMOOELED-1 br wrnew C H A. carpet, pert 4 many oth- The Lakeland Canter Sept t8th4 30th 1896 9 5 Sal. 9 4 S*m ad Sponsored by Lakeland R4la 4 Paid Club. Inc Fo r S ale ars pm* i w WOLF H U H BREE 06 tmate 11m 344yrs |too*a to approved I4yr» HOC 666-7444 Phone $14-4440 or tea 134 11M. 211— vt n i if Ml i I'tm rt M ill s g a re :s a s ra Call today and watch tha Hsraid Ctsaaiflads work for you!! (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 238— V ehicles W an t e d CASH ISS PAOt For Ju it Cart, Trucks 4 Mac' MEK»MEhiCKec«uTiKm.3H.ieso 239M otorcycle s/Bikes For S ale sumto ttsjoao 332-37S6 w nm iw.Fi HOUBI OF OOOOM4 901 Lo­ cust Av*. F u m . appk. househoto. etac’s 4 candy. 121< 241— R ec . V ehicles /Cam pers Fo r S ale S IF T CAMPER ml 2Qi10 FI room set to in town 4 country nr pate, fumahad $5000 33364*1 or (138)3980067 BO AT RENTAL F lih ln g Boata .................. Can tar Conaola ............ Pontoon / tollat ................ Oock Boat •2 1 '................. Af f OHM A H i I Ml I M l S m ta ttit A n tiq u e /Co l u c t ib l e s 0 0 T T FORECLOSED penma* on I t . Daanquant Tai. Repot REOs VIM Area To* Free (I) 400-318 8000 Ert 3306 tor current telno M EU O N V S A I V i, lam. lormel 3367 R $ In n*U*orhood cl tunrt homes DM WWin Prop 333-3166 Jermgan er 633 3237 32 The Sam/note Narate C lit u ­ bed* aro the qurefcatt and most maipens/v* wty to Mil your cart Flun your thro* kn* ad tor 10 days and pay only $3t 001 Even better, if you MS ll sooner (which w* KNOW you wd) you can stop your ad and only pay lor tea nurrtear oI dsyt * actutty rani What a Dear1 t ) FOND F-140 as— — For S ale LET US SELL IT FOR YOU!! 4tp good conation ac. 46400 3)0-1306 1 IW TOYOTA SUPRA black 4 goto, ktey loaded Runs but needs work Must sel 11500 ObO 40764*6174 199— P e t s 4* S u p p l i e s ars DON’T WONDER HOW TO GET RID OF THAT OLD CAR! is c e l l a n e o u s 2 LARGE DRESSERS. 2 raght sund. queen sue haactxwrd. $too 333-3683 Neva message OVER 600 TABLES 131-408$ 231— C B uy 1* FT TIOC CRAFT 03 50 N> mo­ tor 38tb thrust trolling motor $S500ote> 134-8949 HEADBOARD- Single Henryknk white wicker Like new Cad 1407) 787 8035 evening* 187— S p o r t i n g G a n ted t o Alum. Cana is Copper / Brest Kokomo Recycling: 111-0004 I 111 W First Vlt-Mte M , Set.8-1 181— ArruANCES & Furniture For S ale om es MEUnKMEMEHA.' We Need You Todeyl DAILY WORK • DAILY PAY $$S IN « Msa^A Wmsr o b il e 219— W ih c e a MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 *q tt 4 up' $365 A MONTH Office Storage 331 0130 or 313-3554 141— H 107— M S pace For Rent 3417 myrtle Sal 13th 4 Sun 13th 8-12 A YARD SALE ts the perfect YARD SALE Sat 4 Sun 8 5 tent, way to do that and the Seminote portacrti. OE stove, toys, and Herald can bring people to your lots ol goorkes 133 N High St door Advefitte your sate in the (o/t Lake Mary Btvd) Sem/note Iterate lor only $ 51/ kna and watch the items leave MOVING SALE averothwa must while the money comee m. Cal go Frl 136 4 Set 9-7 washer/ by Noon on Tueiedey end your 5- dryer rolng msc 118 was myr­ kna ad can nm tor three days m tle dr me Hersk) tor ONLY tt.ltf t AS we ssk is that you propay the OARAGE SALE Sat 4 Sun S 3 ad Cal ut-wa can hetph household items clothes and (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 * 2 6 1 1 mite 727 AJto Place (Chat* 0 roves) ____ SNICKERS CANDY ROUTE SO beations. $800 $1300 sokd monthly* r income Cost $3895 1-400-454-1112 16 r.trendlngrotfteexom 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d s 160— B u s i n e s s F o r S ale in iu m VARO SALE WANT TO GET RIO OF ALL THAT STUFF? UPSCALE CONDO ere location. we* maintained, low rnakv tenance. Wia *es turn $48,800 SANFORD Good area 4 schools Spotless 2/1 duptei heat 4 aa. hook ups private pa in 4 yard sec 8 ok $435/mo » ttWdep 888-0048 _____ Cefl 171-00*1 HELP!^ OAKRIDOE FARMS • Osteen/ Deltona are* to acre*, ideal tor horses or cattle farm Motete home or home*.!* Zoned eQn $44,800 Financing *>»/ ml *m downpayment (804)7176300 D°™ eV C^ I T 8ANF0R0 1/1. lg apt Kitchen 4 kvmg room Call 331-5431 ______ WEEKLY RENTALS Sterling • 177/wk Historic Downtown 130-4431 L o t For S a le lenford Hiatortc Otatrtct- t Hn. I BA, kitchen, new Ing, upstairs, semi'lurnithed. clean, working adult No pets' Fenced $350/ mon * dep 857-3903 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t creage F u ll / $50 $150 $155 9105 H a lf $35 $100 $115 $145 RENTRIGHT MARINE 4/1,10 ktod acre*, huge i l•' W sc porch 2 out bugs A/IAO er t .600 an. R, IhrrtrV ten. Irpfc, In a L S B M N 3/3. ac pooL LR. OR. Fern cm. 2-car gang* $118JOB TR UCKS* Any yaa/ make or modal. W i pay top Gotten CaB Gaoff Badna 302-8734 (Located at Gator's Landing) (407) 330 • 1612 ncludee 1 lank fuel JL » M ti >•( r j i 4ANORA S F spkl pten.oroet Replace. scr. patio 2-car comar tot Uke now! to move-in $47,800 Cel 1(07)636-4566___________ T he B est T hings In L ife A re Free... L ik e a d v e rtis in g y o u r $ 1 0 0 o r less item in o u r c la ssifie d se c tio n . T h a t's rig h t - it's free. J u st clip th e a tta c h e d c o u p o n a n d m a il to: S em in o le Herald S t . ffedme K e a itf~ fw rfM I 2 5 2 -A c c o u n t i n g Kintend Specious anracove It 1 5w/F.R$61.500 iB S E K m e r a ^ o H iR T 4375 000 Easy guaMy to pyrros 2/1 CA teed yard t *a burkkng lot -ONLYONE ITEM >|$M OR LEM (4 0 7 » a -8 in NSW REMODEL REPAW Doors, windows, carpentry. SKkng. deck* 4 concrete 333-4633 S O BMrt CBC19660 PfUHT AO HERE:_____________________________ 153— A creage L o t Fo e S ale DELTONA to acre* Id**) tor tarmng or nuraaryt Zoned agri­ cultural $3.800/ACRE Bm down w/owner knees 804-7*71773 or S04-7S7 LAKZPMWT L6f S i a n - PHONE ADOREM I^ IM w ^ T e T M Restrictions: Rw hM H eiM t ) Ym ( )Na • Price o f item slated ($100 or leak) • Ad will mn 3 days only • I item per ad per household per week • Private pony (non commercial) only • Ad must be on above coupon. Lake. Loch Altarp e n * 90X200 $60,000 LAXEFROSfT LOT Stone It land. Late Moraoa $ 120,000 VACANT LOTS - Loch Arbor $35000 to $45,000, lg. pter. LAKE MARY LOTS-Wooded $25 000 BAY AVI-Santord tot near pate- $15,000 321-60S6 R H p r o v e m en ts HANOYMAN-Punting. concrete, dry was, remodeling, ranovelion*. Cat 383-7049 287-L a w n S ervices AAA GRASS MASTERS AH servicet provided Dependable and aBordabte <Cal for Fra* C A R M CLEAMNQ houM/Olhca asp ciearung managw Mart* 696 5444 3236464 COCOOtISS Units Commancal Laasad S160.000. (i| O b— ■ led Vac­ ant Lot 155 000. 330-1*86. » MUSTINCUlOf PMCC 269-C l e a n in g S ervices Local Sul War sine* 1W1 149— C om m ercial 331-6972 CARPS NTRY-ol al types from decks to doors, rotten wood knd Aik at. M m tor JR 334-5052 it ADVANCE TECTONICS AddMewi Hi a ai O) Sominota Herald P.O. BOX 1067 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 busmett Account Botuhont PSj*. tnc 407-331-1(00 253-ADDinoNS Rem o deung lnoatnaLf4»*c acroaa from Ort San Airpon coned M-1 P r o p e r ty Fo r S a le MAIL TO: Im 4 ateoars TAR tor inter and 51 John* Revet 35-ac on nver m Denary 1/3 m Irontage F duced to 4226.000 2B 0-H o m e 243*Carpentry 275-DRYWALL MARCIA’S CLEANBtO LICENSED AND EXPO 130-3031 279-HAUUNG ORYWALL'S TU C C O Repairs Wal 4 Caang TasSuro* Matched Popcorn 322613S GREG GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES/COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 323-093*. 300-Pressure C l ean in g CONSTRUCTION d u n -u p art Junk removed lawn car* anyten* 407-369-1641 or 407-366-07*1 DUN ROT Raa/Comm eat UeAna. Mator « acaaptod. 32161Z2 NEED AN ELECTBtCiANT CALL OSCK l ELECTRIC 4976116782 Rental property, garaga/shad dean up*, fp p k v c s i trash, brush. 407 *411414 or Pfr 4976186217 YATM ROOFING tone* 1919 Church B 9r. Otec. 3rd. Gan. >.S22-I44* 280-Home Im provem ents LAWNO MOWED, LOTS MOWED daan up* and unitor brushing 27yrs tn business av* 3226397. “Days 322-i 2-2S11I avt 276-Electrical 501-Ro o f in g I Yro. OAVD KEY CONSTRUCTION I M k ^ n iH W w s ^ Mdro Lie: COC067S3S 310-7202 CHARLES a (D m ) MLLER. Bund*. C8C0672S5. Rat/ Comm, remodel addaona reM* MC. V I S A ....407620-1741 307— S w im m in g P o o l S ervices Inert, motors, rapan. eaity pod can Fro* Eat (407)2926456 312— T ree S ervice DON FICKREN TREE SVC Trea/ttump removal Fro* eat UcaVisur 32*-7342 SHIPS QMS Prot Tree Svc 30 yrs *to>- 24 hr storm damagt Saner dsoount Tote tea care Fro* estimates Bucket truck avartebto Cal 3276736 AdwtlM your butimss M ty day in tfw NEWStmlnoto H«f«ldforufKtor$35.00imonltL(^thtCtafttJM Dtpartmtnt today to And out how!! (407) 322-2611. D W H E ■ ■ �■Seminole Herald, San lord. Florida •Thursday, September to. 1998 by 6hlc Young BLONDIE VO UR PROBLEM TOO FORG6T I'M BO SS! B E E TLE BAILEY MV PROBLEM IS I KEEP , FORGETTING HOW VOU S O T TO B g B O S S / W n FH 1' <5,_A Coping with the ‘terrible twos’ D E A R D ll. G O TT: M y son. 2. enjoys b itin g w h e n e v e r a n y th in g is tak en away from him. W e've tried many d if­ fe re n t kinds o f punish m ent, but he lau gh s, th ro w s s o m e th in g o r b ite s back. I know about the “ terrible twos," but this is ridiculous by Mort Walker m orrow test to m oke sure that your plasma cells, many o f which are in tho marrow, w ere normal. Your excess proteins may represent a n o rm a l v a r ia tio n b u t, os I m entionod, the type o f protein should bo Identified Your doctor m ay choose to do this by further analysis using com ; plex tests ; DR. Q O TT PETER GOTT, M.D. D E A R R E A D E R : Youngsters often take g re a t d eligh t in exp lorin g th eir environm ents, “ flexing their m uscles" You can writ* to Or. Gott — and g e ttin g a r is e out o f ad u lts. at P.O. Box 2017, Murray Thin k o f It: H e re 's a 2 y e a r old who autom atically becom es the c e n te r of Hill Station, Naw York, NY a tte n tio n b y c h o m p in g a t w ill. O f m alily Is an “ M spike," on e x c e s s o f 10156 Ig M ; th is is s e e n in m y e lo m a and course, biting Is inappropriate bchav other types nf plasma (blood) cell can­ ior; yet con sider the amount o f rein ­ C I M NKWSTA1TH RNTTHlUlSr. ASSN forcem ent he receives. T h e attention c er. T h e d o c to r p e r fo r m e d a b o n e may be worth the tem porary discom ­ fort o f punishment. 37 Bishop I suggest that you discuss this prob ACROSS Answer to Previous Puxxie 39 River arm lem w ith y o u r son 's p e d ia trician . A 1 Soma log 41 Comedian professional who knows both the child houaaa and the fam ily is in a sound position to 7 Mystical 44 — My Party nnram nn n ra n n n o give you advice about how best to d is­ teachings 45 Male title based on the courage the biting pattern 44 Arse In a Scriptures HUH H IT in library for D E A R D R . G O T T : T h e r e w as too 13 Six — news studying m uch p ro tein In m y blood, so I w as 14 04 the eyee SI Bathhouse told to nave a bone m arrow test It was 15 Robinson — 54 Ancient IS D id n l exist OK. What does excess protrin signify? 55 i 17 A b ove, to a 54 Walk childishly D E A R R E A D E R : Y ou r question is port 87 Rents d e c e p t iv e ly s im p le ; th e s u b je c t o f IS very small 20 Doctors blood p roteins is com plex. I'll try to DOWN 21 Tennis player give you an overview John — T h e b o d y 's o rg a n s prod u ce m any Chanel 25 Unpaid debts types of proteins that circulate in the 21 Precious Jewel 2 Form 3 Vision problem 32 Praises bloodstream Each protrin has a spr 4 O reeki lIsland 33 Bert's Sesame r ifle function Ity subjecting a small 8 Sgt , e g. Street pal A M l I j sam ple o f ce ll fre e blood serum to a IS Print 4 Put ahish v mcnfy , 34 Actreea Evans tiny electrica l charge, scientists can to October 35 Curtain fabric sep a rate the variou s blood p roteins 7 OueU 11 Singer Cantrell 21 34 Pori o f a 22 CaMst 4 Highest card 12 “ from one an oth er B ecau se proteins v a r y in w e ig h t, lig h t p ro te in s w ill 23 Bottle cap C al lor Answers s Wum w e • nawy Ho m m igrate further than heavy ones in an #1-400-440-4500 e*l code 100 e le c t r ic a l fie ld T h is c h a ra c te ris tic provides the basis for the medical test c a lle d s e ru m e le c t r o p h o r e s is , in which the blood proteins are separat ed. identified and M lquantified □nnnnn Rnnm n □nnnnn nnnnnn : | ; n n n m nnnn n n n n n n a nrarara □ □ □ nm nn nnm nnnn □nnnm nn naan mnn nrann n n n n nnn nnnnn nnn □ □ □ nnra nnanaa □ □ 0000 □ 00000 000000 nnnnn nm onnn STUMPED?^* Human blood usually contains five m a jo r fo r m s o f p r o te in : a lb u m in , alpha I globulin, alpha 2 globulin, beta globulin and gam m a globulin T h ese p rotein s can be fu rth er divided into classes by m ore sophisticated tests, y ie ld in g th e fo rm s c a lle d im m un o globulin: IgA. IgD. IgE. IgG and IgM D ep en d in g on the p rotein c h a ra c ­ te ris tic s o f a blood sam ple, d octors can d ia g n o s e c e rta in d is ea se s . F o r exam ple, low serum albumin is often the consequence o f dietary deficiency or liver disease Antibodies, the body's in fe c tio n n e u tra lis in g p ro te in s , a re usually included in the IgG (or gamma globulin) fraction Patients som etimes show abnormal proteins (o r too much o f a particular protein) in their blood­ strea m s. T h e m ost com m on abnor- How weak can it get? B y P h illip A ld e r Y e s te rd a y , I g a v e a d eal in which th e o n ly m a k in g g a m e w a s w ith a trump suit o f 4-4 S 3 opposite A-7-4-1. Con gam e be made with a w eaker suit than that? Aa this isn't bluff and double bluff, you know th e answ er. W hen m y stu­ dents have reached a certain level, I g iv e them today's deal to em ph asize th e "le n g th o v e r s tre n g th " con cept. A n d w h en I'm r e a lly fe e lin g m ea n (which is never!), I give South the 5-4­ 33 Well, suppose you find four spsdcs. H ow w ou ld you p lan th e p la y a fte r W est has led the diamond queen? W h en S ou th r e b id a o n e s p a d e , North, with four-card support and the cubur < H rth d a y Friday, Sopt 11,1994 fll In mo year ahead, try to associate your­ self with bold, enterprising individuals. Their enthusiasm w * be contagious, and y o u l hnd yoursoM going after bigger and bigger fwh VIRQO (A u g . 23 -top t. 22) Your toler­ ance lor outsiders w * be up to Ms usual standards today, but you may not show the earn# consideration to family mem­ bers. Keep your priorities in proper order. Get a lump on Me by underslarxhng the Influences th a t! govern you in the year ahead. Sand lor your Astro- Graph pro­ tections by m a*ng S2 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Bos 1758, Murray Hill Station, N ew York, N Y 10154. Be sure to slate y o u zodiac sign LIBRA (S e p t 23-Oct 22) Rely on logic and reason today, instead of intuition and P IISS SyNCA. Inc values for gom e, goes straight there. Don't leave to your partner what you can do yourself. Rem em ber, he cannot read your mind. A fte r winning the first trick, lesd a trum p P erh ap s E ast w ill pull th ree rounds, but if he does som ething else, win that trick and play another spade. Then abandon trumps. Y ou r 10 tricks w ill b e th re e h earts, tw o diam onds, three clubs, one d u b ruff in the dum m y and one heart ruff in hand. N o te th at In th r e e no-tru m p , you have only eight tricks when neither o f the rounded suits — hearts and dubs — splits 3-3. B efore you can set up the lon g spade, the oppon ents w ill have established and cashed their diamond suit. So. although tho spade suit is so weak, tour ip s d r s is the only making gam e against best defense. Forsooth, all the honors o f m y oppo­ n e n ts c o u ld n 't d e fe a t m e, aa Shakespeare would have written if he hod thought o f it fir s t hunchos. What you aansa m ay ba a departure from reality. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Mov. 22) Bo positive and optimistic today, but don't buld y o u hopes on faulty premises. N y o u base Is weak, y o u house of cards w * crumble. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oec. 21) Your behavior will ba closely scrutinized by others today. When you're In the public eye. put y o u best loot forward — a bad showing could leave a long memory. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) A verbal agreement wont court tor much today if you're trying to estroct a biased opevon. Important terms should be committed to AQUARIUS (Jan. 2frFab. IS ) Use y o u contacts today instead of wailing on oth­ ers to open doors tor you. You 'l bo maids before they g e l (heir keys out ol their pockets. PISCE S (F ob . 20-March 20) Partnars aren't o p llo be of much value In heipmg you achieve y o u obfedrvet today. Don't saddto yourself with people whose ideas coni measure up to yours. u ssr asisss *1 4 32 9 K Q i 3 4 K 3 * A 3 2 East A K Q 10 S 7 7 4 2 S W est * J to 4 4 4 Q J 10 I 4 * J 10 I 7 South * •■74 V A 4 2 4 A S * K Q 4 4 V u ln era b le : E a s t-W e s t D e a l e r South l* I * W est Pass Pass N o rik 1V 4 * E ast Pass All . O p e n in g le a d : 4 Q C l WS by NEA. Inc ARKS (March 21-April IS) This is not a good day tor you to hondto complicated, distasteful chores. Errors are likely — was urtM condrtjons ore bettor and you're m a good frame of mind TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In social s * nations today, don't resurrect on old mis'u nderstanding. It cou ld d ivlda your friends and pU you In the rrvddto OEMSS (May 21-June 20) If you're going out with others this evening, disagree­ m en ts botw aan you and your matp should ba led at homo. Don't air prob­ lem s in public that could la a v o aa unpieasart impression. I CANCER (June 21-July 22) A c lo t# friend mqgM not kve up to y o u expecta­ tions today. H owevar, It will hurt your reiakonahip N you cnucua this person m front of others. LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) Your resistance could b e low er then usual today, so watch out tor sharpies with smooth pMctv ea, or you could end up buying the sizzle they're seOmg C IM SyNCA. Inc ANNIE by Leonard Starr ..TH* AUDITING ROOM * ^ N 0 - I WAS IS RIGHT DOWN --- filer, JUST CALLED THAT CORRIDOR- IN TO TAKE CARE THEN Rl OF A ftMPOftAJor MDl/RE PROBLEM/M)5S... HERE . J WHOEVER P IP .*■ TSrStJv ■.**; - u a : v w Y 0 j & t i t t >' *. AfKAK >*i MY LAWYER WILL BE WAITING for w u . THE PRECINCT, EZRA. NOTHING TO . * • . . ----- r\* V5 - 7 1 v- ' � 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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SI*ORTS...PACJIi lit It ’s October, so it must be Oktoberfest Lake Brantley football ranked 10th in state Serving Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 erm n o le H e r a ld This root canal is for Linda Tripp I.iiul.i I'npp said. '| am you." OK. Ms. Tnpp You ran Ik* nir today. Ymi'vr not at 11 a.lit. ap|Ni|iitiiirut for a Toni canal.” lli.it ought to I n- Iiiii Kvcr li.ul an cndorinntli treat mint? 50 C en ts THURSDAY, OCTOBim X. I‘WX lSi YI-AR. No. 34 Rem ains found in Oviedo I n v e s t ig a t o r s g o to w o r k Uy K u u White HKRAI.D STAFF WRITER OV1KDO A survey n ew discovered some skeletal remains near the lion Bridge Water Treatment facility In South Oviedo. Seminole Countv deputies immediately secured the scene on Wednesday Alt investigation to Identify the lemalns has licgun - and may lake awhile, deputies said The medical examiner first must determined it the remains are human. And If so. whose are they? "We've worked lot years on cases like this," said Chief Deputy Sheriff Sieve Harriett today. "Skeletal remains were found when excavation began for the Seminole Community College We I'lriie •re Hone*. I*«gr 3A Oct your ta|M* on? "Kudo" is the Greek word lor ‘ Inside." and "odont" Is Oieek lor "tooth." Your endodontic treatment will begin in the your very own Linda Tripp mouth at pici isdv 11 a in They'll lie walling lor you You're going to hurt a little, but local anesthetics will make the procedure comfortable. You'll return to your normal activities on Friday. You'll be feeling bet­ ter alKHil yourself than you have in sometime. Just relax, gel something nice to read - the "Starr ltc|>ort“ or "Pulp Fiction." I'nt grateful, girl. Going through this whole endodontic thing for a fellow American whom you've never met Is a true act of kindness. Perhaps Congress will honor you. But I wouldn't wait for a telephone call from the Oval Office ■ ll you know what I mean. County staffer likes to stay busy on job Uy Tony T lz ilo SPECIAL in I Ilk III.UAI.U Hot** Ptx*o b? Tommj VRxonl Kelli Johnson. EMT, CBE. birthing assistant, left and Sara Lieblmg, CfJM. display photos of their" babies L o c a l m id w iv e s en h a n ce th e b ir t h in g e x p e r i e n c e By Jeana Hughes IIKUAI.D STAFF WRJTKK LONGWOOD • Mill wives' practices a ir as Individual as the women who seek those services. Sara l.tehllng. a Certified Nurse Midwife, is In private practice at Conscious Care Women's Center In lamgwood. l.tehllng. a midwife for 20 years, specializes in homebirths. She has also assisted with hliths m hospitals and birthing centers "Women who have given birth in hospitals or birthing centers are absolutely delighted at the lieauty and spedaluess of the experience o! giving birth I11 their own home." sold l.tehllng. ‘ I love home births. I wouldn't l>e doing them If they weren't sale." CNMs work in hospitals, birthing centers, public health centers and private practice. Mldwtvcs offer their clients op lions without sacrificing safely. Whether in private practice or m practice with a physician, mldwtvcs. by law. must always work with consulting physi­ cians. SKMINOI.K ( OUNIY Andie., Dclllllsoli likes lo keep busy Anyone who knows lo 1 1 .111 tell you lh.it Tile funnel I asselheiiv lolllllllsslouei .mil liiavoi Is the customer servo r supeivisoi lot Seminole < ouuiv Propeitv Ap pralsei II W Bill" Sllliei h is a poslllou she has held siio c April n( 1997. "I love II." Dennison says. "Il's a nice agency lo woik lor." "ll has been an easy tr.msllion because I've used the skill sets from the private and |■11*lie sei lor." shi- says. The courtly services building is somewhat ol a 1 li.inge Irom I he mayor's olllce in C.isscl InTty's City Hall where Denni­ son served as commissioner from I!IK«» in I9H9 and inavor from I mm11 to l ‘ »!»|. 'Hits was ., period ol growllt lor Imih (In* illy and Dennison. Ai dial lime the mayor tan thi­ n ly until a m y manager was hired in run Ihe system. Dennison said I In* te.ison her new oilier works so well Is that II Is focused on customer sat­ isfaction. "It's a great agency lo work lot." she said. Site also brings out the expeitence ol her l*oss Suiter, who lias held that olllce since I 980. and is 1 1 edited by Dennison wllh putting the "service" Into the properly appraiser's office. Another service Dennison loiugs up ts the Geogruphtral III lot 11 i.t tton System (G!S|. TTiese maps are high quality and used for such business purposes as real estate re­ scan It. Ibis Is a computerized map­ ping system that gives quirk and detailed mapping Informa­ tion on properties, by using mlonnallon such as address, zip codes, longitude and lati­ tude. Also on the computer (lout they are hoping to be the tirst appraisal service lo have properties on-line. Dennison points out lhal Ihe office conslsienlly gels high ratings for its cusiomer sup|N>rt. Asked what a property upI'leate see Dennison. Pag* 3A HERALD SNAPSHOT Please tee Midwives. Page 3A Seminole Herald names editor SANFORD - Maria Orem has liecn named editor of the Semi nole llcm ltl newspaper. Orem has worked for the Herald since 1997 as a staff writer and section editor. We're not sure If the presi­ dent has ever had a root canal. We know far too much about some of the things he has done (thanks to you) hut nothing about his teeth. We wonder If he has ever tried to open a bottle with his teeth. Tilts could cause serious problems. They say once you've had a root canal.Whitewater Is a snap. ■■ED i fsole tnr Town, Vteicowt Root canals began .1 long, long time ago. G.W. Weld. M l ) . D.D.S.. placed the following advertisement In the New Yoik newsp,i|iers In 1897. "5 Minute KihiI Canal - W e i ll's Cliemlt o Metallc Method. Cost Is r>:t. ' Linda, you deserve the best and you've probably got a nice government dental |H>lliy to cover everything. t fw Andrea Dennison More than 14 million American teeth receive endoilon tic treatment every year. Now. your teeth will lie among them. Better lei Monica know. Tell her to practice good oral hygiene or something like this might hap pen to her. From what we’ve been told, the f> minute root canal takes much longer these days and sometimes requires a second or even third visit. No area endodonlsts do the work lor S3. Unless you take your chances with some quack. • / ** Marls Oram stead lldillshlng Co. In Mary­ land. which Is a subsidiary ol Times Mirror Newspapers. "I'm thrilled at the appoint­ ment and look forward to bringing the community a quality, consistent newpaper." Orem said. Oicin holds a bachelor’s degiee Irom Towsott Stale Uni­ versity in Maryland. She has traveled extensively throughout Kuropc. where she attended secondary school and has also lived in California. Illinois and New Yoik. 2% Beagle "We plan to bring extended coverage ol community, state and national news." Prior lo her arrival In Central Florida, she wrote for Home­ Orem lives In Longwood with her husband and three teenage daughters. Her hobbles litcluiic. reading, writing, travel­ ing and playing table tennis. Top dog: Labrador retrievers continue to lead the pack as the breed with the highest number ol dogs registered with the American Kennel Club. G ra n t received SANFORD - Charily Cars International, a non-profit organization that provides vehic les free-of-rharge to disadvantaged people who are willing lo work In order lo become self-sulllelent. has received a grant from the Kdylh Bush Charitable Foundation totaling $199,000 Grant funds will enable Charily Cars lo utllUe modern technology, hire two new slalf people and purchase a low truck. "We arr delighted and honored lo receive support from such a prestigious foundation." said Brian Men/ies. Chanty Cars president. Thanks lo Ihe generosity of the late Kdvth Bush, we are building a durable framework for management, lund development, financial accountability and 149 SOS Labrador retriever quality service delivery." O c k to h e rfe s t c ra ft fa ir CASSKLBKKKY - The FUtli Annual Casselberry's Okloberfesl and Cratl Fair will Ik* held Saturday from 10 am . until 5 p in. ai Secret Uike Park. The fair will Include arts, trails, music, dancers, games, rides and German lood. For more Information call 1107) 202­ 7720. ext. I .TOO. P o s itiv e p a ren tin g w ork sh op SANFORD Tlie Children's Home Society Success By Six Community Resolute and Referral Center Is conduct- Ing a free parenting workshop Wednesday from 2 until 3:90 p in. al The Salvation Army. 700 W. 24th Si . Sanford. The Power of Post live Parenting Workshop teaches parents how lo use skills of encouragement, support effective listen­ ing and respect to enhance the family surroundings. Pre-registration Is required. Child care is available. For more information contact (407) 328 3990. M a k e a d iffe re n c e day SANFORD • Tlie Seminole Community Volunteer Program, sponsors ol the Rottw eiler G erm an shepherd Golden retriever 79.0 68.993 Retired A Settlor VnUmieet Piogram anil the Seminole Volunteer Center, announced lltelr plans lot the eight amm al Make A Dlllerence Day' lo lie held O il. 24. Tlie Seminole Volunteer Center. Ill partnership with iht- Salvation Army and Ihe Seminole County SherllTs Department will sponsor "Flout Rubble lo Roses", a community laiulscopiiig projetl lor Saitloril residents who lost their homes lit the February tornadoes S h rin e rs ’ p a p e r cru sade Mt-mlicis ol Bahia Shunt- Temple will distribute pa pets locallv riming Us 32ml Annual Bcncllt Paper l"nisadc *», i 23 and 24. Please see Briefs. Page 2A IN D E X C la s s ifie d . . . .4 B -S B C o m i c s ........... . . . 6 B D ear A b b y . . . . . . 4 A Dr. G o t t . . . . H o r o s c o p e . . . . . . BB O b it u a r ie s . . . • • • 3 A P e o p le ........... a a • P o l i c e B r ie fs . . . . 3 A S p o r t s ........... . 1B-3B T V .................... . . . 4 A W e a th e r . . . . • • • » 2 A i A room without books la Ilk* a body without a soul.* �2A •Seminole Herald Sanford, Florida Thursday. October 8. 1998 The way we were, more newspaper clips Tills Is a conllttuullnn of events ns reported in the Sept 9, l!>l-’ .Sinfnrtl Herald Longw ood new s The Rev. John Lewis had r e ­ lum ed from his scholarship tour to Mexico and had taken up his duties .vs pastor o f the Longwood Baptist Church. Mrs. Herbert Starr had r e ­ turned front Florida Hospital accompanied by her sent H er­ bert Stailli v Start 111 Merle Blankenship. ACL Sta­ tion Agent, along with his wife and sons. Bobble and Pat, arc spending tlielr vacation with relatives In Willard. Mo. Miss Madclcln Fault/ had r e ­ lumed from a trip to Califor­ nia to resume her duties as a teacher at Lyntan School. Mrs. and Mrs. Julius Cole o f Fern Park had bought the home place south o f Town Hall and were making extrusive al­ ternations: they planned to occupy the house soott. A delightful part)’ had been given recently in Sunnyshadr Park In honor of Mrs. Emma Buchanan's 84th birthday. Following the singing of Happy Birthday and while en­ joying ihr cake, the honoree told o f many Incidents in her GRACE M. STIN E CIPHER ■. long life. Mrs. Buchanan had origi­ nally come to Longwood from Graham. Maine and was at one time president o f the Civic League in Longwood. Those present w ere Mrs. Ethrrl Ayres, Miss Cora Dollev. Mrs. Lcta May M ceklcy. Miss Hrtttr A m ett, Mrs. Flos­ sie Cramer. Mrs. Frances Ntcmeycr. Mrs. Eva Harris, Mrs. Flora Willis, Miss Maud Klnaklt, Mts. Mae Heat hand and Mrs. Florence Grim. Sanford youth go to college The young people of Sanford had already left for college or soon would. They were at­ tending schools ail across the nation, with Florida stale c o l­ leges attracting the largest number of students. Girls at Florida Stale College Date Book m i Oct. 0. 1998 Todati is the 281st liuu of 1998 and Hie If.Hi day of fall TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in 1871, the 11real Chicago Fire began ll killed about 300 people and destroyed more than 17.000 buildings Bn this day in 1944. “The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" debuted on CBS radio On this day in 1984. Anne Murray won the Country Music Association’s album of the-year award (or “A Little Hood News." TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Eddie Hick cnbackcr <1890-1973), aviator airline ex ecutive. Kona Barretl <1936 ). gossip columnist is 62. David Carradtne U9J6-). actor. Is 62. Jesse Jackson H941 >, politi­ cian-clergyman. is 57; Chevy Chase B943-1, comedian-actor, is 55; Sigour­ LOCAL FORECAST ney Weaver U949-). actress, is 49, Johnny llamonc <1951-I, musician, is 47 TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in 1940, the Cincinnati lteds defeated Ihc Detroit Tigers 2 I in Ihe seventh game of the World Series TODAY'S QUOTE: “We must not mea sure greatness from Ihe mansion down, but from the manger up." — Jesse Jackson TODAVS WEATHER: On this day in 1992. a microburst islrong straightline thunderstorm winds) with winds to 125 mph destroyed five homes and damaged 99 over a two-mile path in Fort Wayne. Ind M)I RCE J998 Weather (iutdr Calendar. Accord Publishing, Lid o TODAVS MOON: Between full moon (Oct 5) and last quarter (Oct 12). l KM NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN TIDES Today: Scattered thunder­ storms. Highs In the upper80s. Lows in the low-70s. Fri­ day: Scattered thunderstorms. Highs In Ihe mld-BOs. Lows near-70. Saturday: Morning showers. Highs In the mld-80s. Lows near-70. Sunday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the mld-BOs. Lows In the upper-60s. THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 7:55 a.m., maj. 1:50 a.m.. min. 8:30 p.m.. maj. 3:00 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 10:41 a.m.. 11:06 p.m.. low: 4:14 a.m., 4:50 p.m. New Smyr­ na Beach: high: 10:46 a.m., 11:11 p.m., low: 4:19 a.m., 4:55 EXTENDED OUTLOOK p.m., Cocoa Beach: high: 11:0) a.m., 11:26 p.m., low: 4:34 THURSDAY F R ID A Y Tatrms 88 72 T atn n a 88 70 a.m., 5:10 p.m. SATURDAY S h w n 85 70 SUNDAY Tatnna 85 69 LOTTERY H oto aro tho winning num ber* se lec te d on W e d n e s d a y in the Flonda Lottery: Fantasy S 3-10-11-22-23 L o n o (O c t. 3 ) 7-10-10-23-34-46 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach 4t New Smyrna Beach: Seas are 24 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 81 degrees and at New Syinma, 81 degrees. Winds ore from the south­ east at 10-15 m.p.h. T h o h ig h t s m p a r s t u r * l a S a n fo r d W e d n e s d a y w o o 9 1 d e g r e e s a n d t h e o v e r n ig h t lo w w ee 70. R e c o r d e d r a in f a ll f o r t h e p e r i o d e n d i n g a t l O a .m ., T h u r s d a y t o t a l e d 0 . 0 0 la s h . • S u n r io e ..................... 7 : 2 3 a .m . Play4 5*7*9*7 Cash3 3+7 •S u n s e t..................... 7 :0 3 p .m . lor Women In Tallahassee In L'ludi’il Lucy Houmllllal. IxHilse IVrklns. Martha Wight. Erma Dotidncy. Jesse Durden. Elizabeth Wlilgham, Doris Jackson. Erma Alderman and Priscilla Reynolds. Attending Stetson University would be Gladys Pippin. Wlnllied lA)veil. Elizabeth Pippin. Mildred Ratliff. Bruce Muirhead. Otlan Ferell. Gordon Frederlrk. Robert and Emmett Herndon. Studying at the Unlvetslly of Morula were Harold Haskins, Kirby Kite, Robert Irvin. John Pope. Waller Turner. Joe Crenshaw. Tony Huddleston, Donald Bishop. Edwin and Franklin Bran.in. Earl Jeter, Harry Lee, William Lcffler, George Kick, Hmre Bolt, Don­ ald Jones. Raymond Kadar. Edgar Diggers, Joe MeCasIm. Nnniiiin Hasty, Fred Dyson. Mack Cleveland. Mr Kay Truluck. Ralph Echols and Harry Brownlee. The Misses Mabel and Olive Chapman had enrolled at Florida Southern College along with Bernard Deter. Irene Lundqulst was studying al the Slate Hospital School of Nurs­ ing In Chattahoochee and Muriel Knox had entered training al St. Vincent's Hospi­ tal In Jacksonville. Rollins College students In­ cluded Pally Hodge, Edward Marshall and Herman Middleton. Olliers In nurse's (raining were Kllzat>clh Vaughn. Mary Crawley, and Betty Wilkinson at Riverside Hospital In Jack­ sonville and Joyce Wardwcll at Orange General In Orlando. The following students were enrolled at out of slate schools: Hugh lusher. Louisi­ ana State: Sherwood Jacobson, Tulanc University; Dub Epps. Clifford Procter. John Morgan, Jack WoodniIT. Emory Univer­ sity. Joe Davis was til Louisiana College at Alexandra. Va.: Octavla Blades and Dorothy Pearson were at Maryville College In Tennessee. Georgia Tech attracted Douglas G am er and Oricn Green while also In Georgia at Agnes Scott were Susan Klrtley. Mary Alice Hunter and Vesta Ann While. H urrican e costs estimated at $125 to $135 million BLOOMINGTON. 111. - State Farm Insurance projected It will pay Its customers In Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florldn an estimated $125 million to $135 million to rrpalr or replace damaged property caused by Hurricane Georges. State Farm, the largest insurer of homes In those states, estimates It will process 35,000 to 40,000 claims for hurricane damage to homes It Insures In the four-state area. "These projections are very preliminary at this time. The number o f claims and their costs could change as lire civil authorities allow us and our policyholders buck Into some o f the harder-hit areas," said Sieve Williams, vice president of claims for State Farm Fire and Casualty Company. “Our estimates are based on early reports of claims and our Initial inspections of the areas that suffered damage and don't Include flood damage, which Is hard to measure at this point. Right now. we're providing Immediate emergency financial assistance to our displaced customers, and we've already mobilized additional personnel to assist our local agents and employees In taking care o f all the claims as quickly as possible." Williams pointed out that flooding may emerge os a major cause o f damage. Homeowners with flood damage who have flood Insurance with the National Flood Insurance Program (NF1P) would. In most eases, gel their coverage through the NF1P and not their homeowners Insurance. Currently, there are no damage estimates available on flooding. State Farm sent In an additional 800 representatives to the storm area to handle claims. They Joined the more than 13,000 State Farm employees, agents and agent staff members who currently live and work In Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana and Florida. State Fann Insures about one tn every three Insured homes In Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, and nbout one In every four Insured homes In Florida. “Serving Seminole County Since IVOR" Thursday. October a. 1998 • Vol. 91. No. 34 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 Dave CMcftnit - Publisher JcnAee Warm Odessa Pugft • Business Manager Linda Sp*got ADVERTISING Kan Butler Kellie Werrc-i - Manager Cheryl Slone CLASSIFIED tteatner Daqie Teran Ga ncs EOITORIAL Jefl Beninese Shan tlrudiv Dons Dielnch Jeana Hugnes Mana Orem Dean Smtn Tommy Vincent Russ While LEOALS Margaret Boschen PenorKai Postage Paid at Sartord. Ftonda and auditorial maikrig ottces USPS 481780 Postmaster Send address changes lo Trie SEMINOLE HERALD PO Be. 1667 Sartord FL 32772 1667 PRODUCTION Frank VoRolme - Manager Peggy Beebner Gena Bukur • Operatorn Freda Hetmert Cheryl Smilfi CIRCULATION Betty Bennett Melinda Morns Republic PRESS a STRIPPING Robed Skip’ Cowan Mark Savoie Bin Egan Jack E Rilctue El*in Tyrrell. Jr • Head Pressman Subscription Rales (Daily A Sunday) 3 Months 6 Morttis 1 Year Home Delivery 119 60 $39 00 $78 00 Ma. $2400 $4800 $9600 Flonda Rewdeno add 7% sales u * lo above rales Newspapers. Inc. Continued from Page 1A Funds raised from the paper crusade help to support the Shrinere’ 19 orthopedic hospitals and three burn institutes throughout North America for treatment and research In both fields, such as the Germ Free Ward In Boston. Muss., new bums vaccine development In Cincinnati. Ohio, and brittle bones research In Chicago, IU. S C C to exh ibit M e x ic a n artists SANFORD Seminole Community College Fine Arts Gallery presents Mexlran Art of Anna Woods. Marcrlo Santos, and Alex Slone from Oct. 13 through Nov. G. Tlir opening rrcepUon Is Oct. 13 from 5 to 7 p.m. with a talk by thr artists at 6. The public is Invited. SCC Fine Arts Gallery hours are 9 a.m. until 6 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays, plus evenings of music, film, and the­ atre performances Special to the Herald ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, HI. - One plastic surgeon's associa­ tion Is eontrlliuiliig to breast earn er research by dedicating a portion of proceeds from Its animal meeting sales, in Boston this week, to ihe National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organiza­ tions (NABCO). Tile rule of plastic surgeons in tho liglil against breast can­ cer does not end with rebuilding the breast following m astec­ tomy. according to the American Society o! Plastic and Rceonslruellve Surgeons. From working to pass legislation mandating that Insurance companies cover breast recon­ struction to participating In National Breast Cancer Aware­ ness Month each October, the ASPRS Is dedicated to p r o ­ moting awareness o f breast cancer and Its victims in a num­ ber of ways. In addition, the society Is using 40 cent breast cancer awareness stamps for a segment of Its mailings. Eight cents o f each stamp sale Is donated directly lo breast cancer research. "Plastic surgeons helped rebuild the breasts—and often selfPleaie see Surgeon*. Page 3A cvk FREE R E P O R T reveal* InijMirtnrit Information regarding nuio .Kviilcnt Inluries. Irrainirnl aikl long term effects llon'l settle pturcusc or s|MNik lo anyone unlit put receive Ihe Infonnntlon Iri m> free report. rFor l'he free"REPORT ! For a"MEDICAL ~EXAM~! ! Call (800) 798-3943 \ Call (407) 682-3030 i COMPLEU WtlLMCSS UtCnCkL C(HIES | ' Toll Free, 24 Hrs./Day j | <11* CENTRAL PKWY. kLUHONT I >SO *j AtlxcHit* me fil Hate D iets? I-I00-ACS-234S Nu wonder M i Ualcnd 11 smiling She found an eat) way to lose pounds without pills, diets or calotte counting. 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AJel.ll h *«I4Wt| III Mill, li m i t IS5E5»? 3 \ \ \ o i Tiy Vinegar to Lose Pounds, Inches Ms. Jeanne Galend Our Investment in Research is Paying Off m lh l fcat \<;<:ii)i;\T R i ; c i : \ m ? £ I* to Im Special to the Herald Briefs' S e m i n o l e H e r a ld Kathleen Spencer nnd A l­ berta 1-ong were al Virginia In icrmont: Jimmy Inglcy. Cauthcn Ullchlson, and Gene Legcltc were al Svvnnnce M ili­ tary Academy and Susan Wight was at Medical College o f Philadelphia. The following were at Fork Union Military Academy: Ray and Bobby Herndon. Al Doudncy. Kenneih Lclflcr, Walter Heal, Mlllrr Williams, Stanley Hockey ami Karl Schultz. David Galehel had selected Clemson University while El­ len Meriwether studied at Ohio Wesleyan. Ralph Smith was at McCollle Military Acad­ emy In Chattanooga. Joyce Whtddcn. Gwendolyn Hayes and Lutlcta Gormly were at Maty Washington In Virginia. Dorothy Kader was al Southern Baptist Hospital In New Orleans and Mary Nancy Brock was at the University of Maryland School of Nursing. Ruth Gordon Wright Studio o f the Dance lhls studio and kindergar­ ten. located al 317 Oak Ave., was advertising that parents could pay only 35 cents extra )>er day for tiielr child to r e ­ main until six p.m. while they intended lo defrnsr work or social obligations. There were dance classes In Ihe afternoon lor c hildren 7 lo 15 years old. “Where Dollars Have More Cents-Klndergarlen and Dancing School". Azarian class m eeting Mrs. W.A. Cagle presided uvrr routine business o f thr Azarian Class o f First Baptist Church which had met at thr church annex. Mrs. W.H. Rucker led the group In a d e­ votional. ITt/rs were awarded to Mrs. Rueker and Mrs. A.M. Gardner who won the Bible and Anicrlrun flag quizzes. During the social hour, r e ­ freshments were srrvrd to the following: Mrs. R.C. Beard. Mrs. T.E. Smith. Mrs. R.T. Thomas, Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Cagle. Mrs. Rucker, Mrs. Lourtnr Beal. Mrs. M.N. Cleveland. Mrs. C.A. Anderson. Mrs. A.J. l*cterson. Mrs. A C . Williams, Mrs. A.L. Bartnrau, Mrs. J J . Bollry, Mrs. R A Moreland, Mrs. W.L. Vance, and Mrs. J.T. Clamp. Plastic surgeons promote breast cancer awareness 'f \ What are you waiting for? > . \ n \ < * x i ; \ \ l o c y i i o x ASH W I1V P A T E L, M .D . h v i 'k r i m a l m i ; d m : i m Hoard Certified ; O u r new locution Is 2425 S. Park Ave. • Sanford, FL 32771 CoriipleU1Ail nil uiiri Geriatric Primary Cam I typer lens Ion. Diabetes, Arthritis. General Illness. Preventive cum. Cunllovuseulur disease, Amiuul Pliysleuls, Aeeepllng Metllenre asslgnmcills. Same (lay appointments mailable. I'or an appointment coll: ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 !!-tf>7 5 Office Hours H:30 to Monday thru Friduy $ S �Sominolo Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. October 8, 1998 •3 A Dennison — POLICE LOG continued from Page 1A 71ie Jollowtng reports teere compiled from the Seminole Connlg Sheriffs Office fo r tnciilents reconleil Oct. 7: A g g ra v a te d b a tte ry : WINTER PARK. Orange Avenue, 8100 block, Oct. (1. 5:41 a.m. A 19-year-old went to a home on Orange Avenue with an associate In order to colled some money. Seminole County sheriff's deputies said the victim reported he was hit on the head twice and In the back once by si baseball thrown by the defendant. Deputies said the victim had lacerations and bruises on his face and back. D r iv in g u n d e r th e in flu e n c e : GENEVA, State Road 40, Oct. 7. 1:41 n.tn. A HI-year-old man was charged with driving under the Influence. SANFORD, Mangouatlne, 1200 block. Oct. 7. 2:14 p in. A 55year-old man was arrested for driving under the Influence. D ru gs: CASSELBERRY, W llahlre Boulevard, 100 block, O d. G. 11:10 a.tit. A 2H year-old man was arrested for possession of a controlled substance and possession of dnig paraphernalia. Seminole County sheriffs deputies said they were arresting him on an active warrant when they noticed him pushing somelhlng Into the seat cushions o f the back of tbe police car. When they checked the back seat, they found a homemade crock pipe with cocaine residue In It pushed Into the seat. OVIEDO, Lockwood Boulevard, 3200 block, Oct. G. HilO a m . A 2 1-year old man was arrested for possession or a controlled substance and for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. Seminole County deputies said they pulled him over for speeding In a school zone. When they asked him for Ills li­ cense. he told them It had lreen suspended. When he stepped out of the car to l»e arrested, he dropjied a piece of crack and deputies found a crock pl|>c In Ills jMickel. SANFORD, French Avenue, 100 biock, Oct. G. 2:.'l.'l a.lit. A 47year-old man was arrested for retail theft and for possession of crack cocaine. Sanford Police said they arrested the man a f­ ter witnesses told them he had put n bottle of Ibuprofen In Ills back pocket. While he was lielng questioned, he gave deputies a false name and date of birth. When they found the correct Information, the)’ found he was wanted on a warrant for felony (Missesslon of a controlled substance. Deputies found a jilece o f crack cocaine In his pocket during the arrest process. Surgeons-----------------------Continued from Page 2A lmages--of more than 50.000 breast cancer survivors last year alone.* says ASPRS President Dennis Lynch. Ml). *We know first-hand the pain and suffering this disease causes for so many women, and we want to lie part of the drive to find a cure.* ASPRS lias also dedicated a section of Its web site to breast cancer Issues that contain useful Information aliout breast cancer and breast reconstruction, and patient advocacy Ini­ tiatives on ensuring Insurance coverage for reconstruction. To access tbe breast cancer awareness section o f the ASPRS web site, visit www.plastlcsurgery.org and click on the breast cancer awareness section. ASPRS represents 97 percent o f all surgeons certified by the American Ikiard o f Plastic Surgery. To llud an ASPRS member near you. call the ASPRS referral line at (H00) 0350G.'I4 or access the ASPRS web site Finding a Surgeon feature at www.plasllcsurgery.org. pmlscr dors she says that "the appraisers ofUre lias a const Itiillcmal responsibility of re­ taining rrcords on properties for taxation purposes." Denni­ son's responsibilities Include public' relations. customer service and public education. Dennison has been married to Iiu s Ikiiu I Scott for 27 years. They met In high school and have two children. Krtk. HI. Is a college student and Danielle, l(i. Is a Junior In high school. Getting back to her Job. Denni­ son says that another jtart of her position she enjoys Is helping the homeowners groups, civic organizations and schools. It is this education process that makes use o f Dennison's experience as a Seminole County teacher for four years. T in an educator." she said. Midwives — continued from Page IA Florida Gov. Lawton Chiles proclaimed tile week o f Oct. -1 to be Nurse-Mldwlfciy Week In recognition o f their contribu­ tions. In Ills proclamation. Chiles commended nurse-mldwlves for their philosophy of noninter­ vention during normal labor and birth, providing continuity o f care, and promoting family Involvement. Florida Is a leader In certified nurse-midwifery care with 21.000 births in 1997 attended by Florida's 420 nurse mid­ wives. Nurse-mldwlves provide a wide variety of healthcare services In addition to prenatal and birth care. Including gyne­ cology. family planning, and well woman care. More than half o f the can* provided by CNMs Is to women and families with limited Incomes. Midwives only assist minimal risk mol hers with home births. Lirbllng. who averages about 50 home births a year, esti­ mates that only about four to five percent o f her home blrlhs have to Ik* transferred during labor for hospital birth. Ucbllng said she stays with the mothers to ensure the con­ tinuation of quality care. Llcbllng said she was drawn to midwifery after hearing sto­ ries from other women and re­ alizing how unhappy woman were with their birth experi­ ences. “We*honor t h e ‘natural proc- H op e them e o f A lzh e im e r’s conference jj ™ Special to the Herald OR1ANDO -The public is In­ vited to attend the sixth an­ nual educational conference on Alzheimer's disease, on Nov. 7. Tills year's theme. *A Sym­ phony o f Caring: A Song of ilo|>c,* will address topics r e ­ lating to the family and the community as we meet the challenges of caring for those with Alzheimer’s disease. The conference, presented by the Alzheimer Resource Center, will be held at the lleardall Senior Center. HOO S. Delaney A ir.. Orlando. Elsat Inc. Is n major conference sjronsor. Tills year's conference will fea­ ture cxjrerts In the field of dementia and will explore topics such as the benefits of early diagnosis. diagnostic tools and creating a safe home environment. A special work­ shop designed to enhance communication with the Alz­ heimer patient is also planned as well os much more. For the convenience of the Alzheimer caregiver, on she day care Is being offered for a $10 nonrr fundable registration fee when accompanied with a conference registration. Cost to register for the conference Is $05 for Nurses. Social Workers and other profession­ als (6.0 contact hours will be awarded) and $15 for caregiv­ ers and students who register by Oct. 16. Space Is limited. Registration deadline Is Oct. 30. For more Information call 407-843-1910. T ills Job allows me to get back to those roots." The experience also enables Dennison to con­ tribute to the many facets of her office Including the bro­ chures and pamphlets that she helped design. As sometimes happens, trag­ edy came Into the picture on July 20. 199H. While sur­ rounded by several passersby. a man hit Dennison and took her handbag, lie then literally dragged her down the street Hie event occurred In the early morning as she was corning into work at the county. the robber. In her business life too. Dennison lias praise for others In tbe community. Speaking again on education, she commends the University of Central Florida for what she describes as a great education. It was there that she achieved her bachelor's degree In educa­ tion. It Is this education that has helped her keep up with various Issues In business, In­ cluding new trends and tech­ nological breakthroughs. While on the subject of her transition from Casselberry to the county, Dennison talked about what she believed as mayor. It has taken her a while to recover from the ordeal and she now speaks to other women telling them to "Ik* to ­ tally aware of their surround­ ings." Dennison commended the Sanford Police Department * EVERETT E. BRADLEY Everett E. Bradley. 58. Holly for Its swift action In catching Avenue. Sanford, died Monday. Oct. 4. 1998. Bom July 12. 1940 In Shirley, hid., he moved to Central Florida In the 1940s. Mr. Bradley was a disabled now one of two CNMs that veteran, lie served tn the U.S. work In the doctor's langwood. Army. Mr. Bradley was u m em ­ Like Mary and Oviedo offices. ber of First Baptist Church of "lie convinced me to look Sanford. Into midwifery and It became a challenge.* Hanson said. Survivors Include sons. Shane. Sanford. Everett Jr.. "When I first started It was a Kentucky: daughters. Cather­ Job, but It became a calling. ine Marietta. Sanford. Becky You can't help but get caught Floyd. Toledo. Ohio. Mary. up In the spirituality of the Kentucky: brother. John. Jack­ process." sonville. sister. Sharon BroadMidwives heroine like a bent. Port Orange: companion. member of tbe family sharing Alinee Dillon. Sanford: four the miracle of birth, she said. grandchildren. Tiny listen to the family's Mrlsson Funeral Home, San­ needs, desires, hopes and ford. In charge o f arrange­ fears, and help the family to ments. create a rewarding birth expe­ rience. Mldwivrs develop a rapport during prenatal visits that con­ tinues through labor, birth, a f­ tercare, and beyond, she said. Fathers, siblings and other family members are encour­ aged to lx* an active part o f the whole experience. Hanson smiles as she recalls hearing a father retell, with such Joy. how he with the de­ livery. He was telling someone on the phone how he helped to deliver his child, she said. Midwifery works with nature, not against It. "I really feel we are making a dlfTrmice In the lives of the people we help." Hanson said. "We have our hands on m ira­ cles." "As an elected otllclal that was my thing, remembering who paid my salary." Dennison said. "Again coming here to work Is easy because that Is the feeling of everybody here. Tills being a service agency, you are responsible to the tax­ payers.* $ AUTO ACCIDENTS $ F ro « Report raavaala 9 t hi ngs | • you nood to know to save you I * monty for future medical bills. I I Toll Free 24 hr./Day 1-BOO-B65-8268 Or for medical evaluation 321-9191. NTED OBITUARY Ten Homes W anted In the Seminole County Area Help Us Advertise our New American Made Premium Select Exterior Vinyl Siding and Overhangs Be a part of our Show Home Promotion' • Irtttimt Wjiunty on U&Of & MittroJ • lifetime Wirnnty Aozmst Mildew 4 Mill Oiflitge • THICK DftoeeACK FORM riTTIMQ INtULATIOM AS SU M OH TV » Manwuntt free UHg Senior Oiuount Show H o m o P r o m o tio n 5 0 °o D is c o u n t f M il S h u t t e r s W it h P u r c h e is p f o r f r o n t O f H om o* No Most? Do* a. ISO'S Financing CAIJ. NOW s 1 -8 0 0 -926-3185 ? ?4 Ml KIRS A HAY I incrr* I0-I9OS TRANSM ISSIO N TR O U B LE ? Hairell &. Beverly Transmissions 309 W . 25th St. Sanford 322-8415 ttt___I K * r ----- 1— a— j UKm m . - 1 body naturally needs to do to bring forth the baby.* What should have been so natural and affirming an expe­ rience. she said, was leaving women feeling powerless and defeated. *1 was sad to see women having their power taken away from them.* Llcbllng said. T h e y were not giving women the opportunity to know the power within them. The m oth­ ers would never understand the Incrrdlble strength that they have as women to birth their baby.* Hobble Hanson, CNM. cred­ its Clyde If. Cllmer. M l) with encouraging her to become u midwife. Hanson worked as a nurse In Cllmer's gynecology and obstetrics practice. She Is G et A Home Loan For A Mere 0% Down. Bones-------------------continued from Page 1A affectionately callrd It the 'Mr. Bones' rase. We burled 'Mr. Bones' In the paujier's cemetery." On unother occasion. Harriett said a bag of bones was deposited on the front steps of the Sanford Museum. County Investigators and ex­ perts ut the University of Florida Identified these skeletal remains o f a ‘ Native American." Harriett said It was anybody's guess how he died or when. Probably 200 or more years ago. ‘ lie may have been shot by the cavalry." lie said. Each case Is Investigated thoroughly. Harriett said. A law enforcement agency has to develop each clue before It closes a case. Investigators want to find out ull they ran about remains such as those found In Oviedo Wednesday. "It's a slow, methodical work." Harriett said. "Cases ran lie extremely baffling. Our Investiga­ tors try to come up with us many clues as they ran. It's a demanding Job." Now you don’t have to wait to buy a house until you've saved up the down payment. SunTrust offers mortgage loans that require no down payment or mortgage insurance ai all.That means you can buy a house today and make a mortgage payment that is about the same as you pay for rent.'lb see if you qualify for ibis special SunTrust loan program, call us at 1-800-330-4MTG or stop by tbe nearest branch. S un T rust Be Ready For Life IquAt Mouw g lendrf Ur be* ID*C 19Mi Sw’ihutt n 4 »»gAt»*rJ v**.-v* mark broftfinf t g i. v d i| to SunTrw«| tU '** Inc I �I— 4 A •Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Thursday, October 0. 1990 People R eport abuse to protect children CALENDAR It Is the Intent o f the Florida legislature to provide children with: 1) protection from abuse, neglect, and exploitation; 2) a permanent and stable home: 3) a safe and nurturing environ­ ment: and 4| adequate nutri­ tion. shelter, and clothing. In order to help provide these es­ sentials. Florida law places on Its eltl/ens the duty to report, to the Department of Children and Families, knowledge or reasonable suspicion of the abuse, abandonment, or negleet o f a child. Reports can be made any time, day or night, by culling the eentral abuse registry. ( I-BOO-OGAHUSE) When a person reports the abuse, abandonment, nr ne­ glect of a child by calling the registry, the person answering the phone will request basic persisted; 5) the namc(s) o f the person or persons responsible for the alleged nbusc, aban­ donment. or neglect: 6) the relatlonshlp(s) of the persons or persons ullrgedly responsible for the abuse, abandonment, or neglect: and 7) the Identity o f the reporter. With the exception of n few groups o f persons, a reporter Is not required to reveal his or her Identlly. Naturally. If n re­ porter reveals Ills or her Identtiy. that Information will be kept confidential. It will not be released to anyone other than ngents o f the Department of Children and Families, law enforcement, and the office of the state attorney, unless the reporter consents. It is Important to note that the knowing and willful failure R o ta ry C lub Alanon, Alateen Rotary Club of Lake Mnry meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.in., at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Maty Itoulrvard. Contact Itiinn Overby, president, at 322-0634. AI.ANON and ALATEEN inertings are held rvrry Thurs­ day. at H p in., at Sanford Christian Church, 7:$0 Upsala Rond. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323-8524. S o rto m a C lu b Blue G r a s s P ic k e r s The Sortoma Club of South Seminole County, drdlrntcd to the advancement o f speech and heating children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to H:30 a.m.. at the Florida Hospital Senior Citizens Cen­ ter, 10*37 Sand Pond Uike Road which connects lo Lake Emma Road, one mile south of Utkr Mary boulevard. Poten­ tial member* are Invited to a t­ tend. For Information, cnll Gcnr Pit-stem. 407-7707-1234. Sanford blue Grass 1‘lrk ei* meet every Thursday, from 0-10 p.m., at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Pick­ ers and grinners arc welcome. For Information, rail John Shaffer. 820-4931. Weight Watchers First beer carries a high price for teen A local chapter of Weight Watchers inerts nt the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Toastmasters The Omni Toastmasters Club •6861 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every lliursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drtvr, Heathrow. Ouests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Jim Ocque, <342-5227 for Information. ToughLove support ToughLovr Orlando, u par­ ent support group, meets every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Strphru Lutheran Churrh. 2140 llvvy. 434, Ixmgwood. Touglilzivc Is a self-help, aellvr, parent support group for parents troubled by their chil­ dren's l>chnv1or. The group Is open lo parrnts o f preterits, teenagers and adult ehlldrrn. and grandparents. For more Information call (407) 324-0724 or visit their web site at toughlovT.org. Senior Friends Th e Colum bia Medical Ccntrr-Sanford Chapter o f Senior Friends inerts every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Centrr. 401 E. Seminole Hlvd. Interesting and timely programs are featured monthly plus social exchange. All Seniors an- welcome. For Information, call Uz Lawlor. di­ n t tor. 321-4500. Ext. 5784. Sunrise Kiwanis The Seminole Sunrise Ki­ wanis Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shonry's, US 17­ 92. south o f Airport Boulevard. Quest are welcome. For Infor­ mation, call Tony McDaniel at 324-0469. TOPS Tore rrakc Off IHiundii Scn- slbbly) *6 2 1 meets every Thursday from 11 to 11:45 a.m., at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1491 S. Park Ave. Wrtgh-ln Is from 10 to 10:45 a.m. For Information call 321­ 9240. Visitors arc welcome. American Legion American Legion Post !>3 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. at H p.m., at the Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Avr. For Information, call 322-1652. DEAR ABDY: I have a meiwage I would like to oasa on to teen-ager*. I hope you wili print it. Young people, that first beer may carry a coot far higher than the $f> you pay for a six-pack Let me tell you what lieer coat ine: 1. A career in the A ir Force because after six years. I wanted to drink beer instead of report for duty. 2 An accounting career because I stole from my employer to buy beer 3. A close relationship with my parenta and slater because they don't drink. 4. A son and daughter. They have refused any contact with me for 11 years I last tried to talk with them in October 1997. but they wanted no part of me 5 A close relationship with my wife und another son In-cause my wife doesn't drink 6. Friends. I used and abused them until they had enough and rut me off. 7. A secure future I'm 53 with no savings, assets or insurance. 8 Mv driver's license. 9 Medical care I fear what a doctor inay find. 10 My srlf-n-Mpecl. I'm a loser und there's no ivason lo tie eolier. In the 1070* I s t l e n M A A and stayed * o 1h t for two years, hut it didn't lust Thirty-three years ago when I drank my first beer. I had dn-ams and plans. I had no idea that I'd be a common laborer and a drunk in 1998 Before you start drinking, think where it may land you tn 33 yean*. Abby, I am one of the lucky ones. You may ask why I think I'm lucky. U’l l II'm '— alive . 1 1 . . . and ___ J .my . . drinking J . ; . L i __ Well, hasn't killed anyone — yet. I’ wish riin there were a foolproof cure, but there's not, so the only way to avoid ending up like me is to never risk drinking that (list beer. Believe me, it's not worth it. You may use my first name, but please don’t use my la st name because I don't want to embarrass my family any further. DONALD IN FLORIDA DEAR DONALD) Your Utter U quite sobering. I hope It will prom pt overy yo u n g person ‘ is tempted‘ to try s beer to who carefully consider the coneequencee. I urge you to return to A A o r i o m other treatm ent [ 6 00 6 30 7 00 7 30 B 00 B 30 9 00 9 30 o o CD Ha you — you w ar* not out of lino. You havo ovary right to docllno any Invitation you wish. A cord woo appropriate, espe­ cially since you know neither the bride nor the groom. At our next civic club meeting, the mother of the bride gave me the cold shoulder. She chattered on and on about the wedding and what a i nice time everyone had, filling the |society columnist seated next to ;her in on who was there, and the details. A B IG A IL Was I out o f line to have sent V A N B U R E N only a card? Should we have attend­ ed the wedding In spite of the fact -that we knew neither the groom nor the bride, and would have felt out of place? program . M any p eop le have SNUBBED IN SCHENECTADY successfully beaten this addic­ tion, and you can too, If you get help. 11EAR ABBY: My husband and I have been ninmed for 35 year*. He haii h 42-year-old daughter from a previous marriage. She has been married twice and has three sons. She forced her second husband to pay for her college education, and then she dumped him. Now this daughter is ready for graduate school and haa dropped several hints that we ahould pay for it. My husband ia 62 and retired. I run a home-based sewing business so we don't have to dip into our savings to supplement our limited income. Y et thla middle-aged daughter thinks nr should pay for her education Abby. what should my response lie in this situation? ON PINS AND NEEDLES IN WASHINGTON STATE D EAR O N P IN S A N D NEEDLEH: Tell her no, and If she asks why, don’t embroider the truth - simply say, MWe can't afford IL” DEAR ABBY: My husband and I were recently invited to the lavish wedding of the daughter of one of my civic club members. I have never met the bride or groom, and I'm unlikely ever to do ao. I believe that strangers or even casual acquaintances have no place at something ao personal as a wed­ ding. Weiodeclined .......... m" * the * invitation and sent a nice card with our best wish­ es. Abby, this couple went to Italy on their honeymoon. The bride’s father ia very wealthy. They want for nothing. It ia doubtful that any­ thing we could have given them would have measured up. 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Conversely, knowingly and willfully making a false report o f abuse, abandonment, or ne­ glect is also a second degree mlsdemennor. However, a per­ son who makes a report In good faith Is Immune from any civil and criminal liability. A d ­ ditionally. If an employee such as a teacher or child caretaker makes a report to the Depart­ ment. In good faith, and his nr hrr employment Is adversely affected because o f the making o f the report, the employee will have a cause o f action against the employer. The cause o f a c­ tion will Include not only those damages suffered by the em ­ ployee but punitive damages as well. All rltlzrns have a legal duty to report the knowledge or rea­ sonable suspicion of abuse, abandonment, or neglect o f a child, and. as discussed above, any person who makes such a report will be Immune from any liability, civil or criminal. If such report Is made in good faith. In the coming weeks we will discuss what happens ufter n report Is made as well ns other aspects o f dependency law. 10 am - 5 pm Casselberry, Florida Secret Lake Park f fp \ * t l ! I i i t \<l m i s s i o n I n \ i sj | m s Arts ♦ Crafts ♦ Music ♦ Dancers ♦ Live Entertainment Games ♦ Rides ♦ German Food ♦ City of Casselberry ♦ 125 E. Melody Lsm ♦ C— arlbrny, FL 33107 ____________________ (407) 20*7730 �Lake Brantley lauded Football team ranked 1Oth by F S W A in 6 A State Poll You’re not a sports fan if you miss..... By Jeff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT STOItTS EDITOR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The FSWA (Fiorlda Sports Writers A s ­ sociation) Class 0A rankings enme out Tuesday und there It was. Number 10. L ike Brantley. Hut. If It's nil the same. Patnots' coach George Clayton would rather keep that quiet for now. "We're trying to play It down." Clayton said. "IPs n grrat thing for the tram but we can't look ahead any more than one game at a time. It's a compliment to Lakr Hrantlry but wr're Just looking at it as something you sec In the newspa­ per." The Patriots entered the season considered a middle-of-the-road Seminole Athletic Conference team, but put everyone on notice with u win over defending district champion Dcland In the second week of the season and an Impres­ sive rout of Seminole Iasi week. Not bad for n tram that relies on the triple-option ofTcnse and has a completely nrw barkfleld. Regan Russell who runs the o p ­ tion and backs Lanier Hush and Arnold Celeste are all new to the starting ofTcnse. Hush and Russell wrre used sparingly last year und Celeste sat out the season at an­ other school. By Jeff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT STOUTS EDITOR Kellie Werner HERALD STAFF WRITER G a m e o f th e W e e k Tonight: Lake M a ry at Lake Brantley, 7:30 p.m. ALTAM ONTE SPR IN G S _ The Patriots are on a roll and Lake Mary, an arch-rival of the Patriots, should be little more than a speed b TaWc<$ran^lcya is currently ranked 10th In the state C lass 6A poll (see story st right) and h as beaten two of Its main contenders • defense Muffed the high-powered Seminole ofTcnse and moved a step closer to an unbeaten season. , I’utrlot coach George Clayton has to be concerned that his team Isn't looking past the lowly-regarded Rams before facing powerful foes such a s Lake Howell, West ° B S £ ' f » 5 & c5 ® ) a n - t be taken lightly. The Ram s are 3-1 on the year and trounced W inter Springs last weekend. First-year coach G reg Stanton still has to work out his quarterback situation since C ory C o o p er hasn't been healthy all season, but the ofTcnse woke up last week and. If It can come close ter matching the performance of the dom inating Rams' defense. Lake M ary can be tough. Look for the Ram s to hold Lake Brantley's high-powered triple-option for awhile, but eventually, the Lake Brantley offensive line should open u p large enough holes for A r ­ nold Celeste or Lanier B u sh to rack up some big num bers. Tonight: G ulf Oviedo, 7:30 p.m. Breeze at O VIE D O _ Tills time last week, the Oviedo Lions were a team In turmoil. Coach G reg Register w a s wondering who would start at quarterback since starter Kenny Starlin g w ^ § fs\ e ^ tt\ n i? 8 r1fi)1fJlii6r varsity q u arter­ back Nick Tenekedes who turned In one of the best performances by a Seminole C o u n ty quarterback all season In a thrilling win over Lyman, the Lions' first victory o f the season. He also had help from running backs Larry Grayson and Alvin Hudson In racking up “ ,f f i c ° L ,3i?.h » ac,2 S S '1h n .u g h on d o fe n * and, with a little help, could still make a ru n at the district title. Tonight: Lym an at Springs, 7:30p.m. Winter W INTER S P R IN G S _ This is a big one for both teams. The gam e m eans nothing, being a non-district matchup, but each Is In des­ perate need o f a win. W inter Springs played C lass 3A-Distrtct 13 powerhouse M elbourne Central Catholic tough two weeks ago, losing In the Anal m i­ nute to a school o f Its own size but got trounced by Lake M ary last weekend. For the Bears, the whole season comes down to the district gam e on November 6th at Cocoa Beach. W ith only three teams In the Bears' district and two m aking the playoffs, they m ust win to advance to the post-season. So anything until then can be used as a tune-up for coach Mick Harris and quarterback Brandon Blake, who leads Seminole County In pass­ ing yardage. Lyman Is also In need of a win. A few breaks could have Lyman sitting at 5-0 In­ stead of 1-4. Coach Larry Baker's Greyhounds are the unlucklest team In the county, but a w inner makes Its own luck and Lyman hasn't been able to make any this season. Julian Johnson might be the county's best all-around player. He rushes and Is a doinlnator on defense. Tire Greyhounds have a lot of heart; they Just need to leant how to win. Tonight might be a step In that direction. Friday: Lake Howell vs. DePUass sm Fever, Page SB Quarterback Regan Russell (No. 0) was used sparingly last year, but has emerged to lead Lake Brantley to a 0 -0 record and No. 10 state ranking this year. But that's not even half of the story. The offensive line has opened sip over 1,900 yards of rushing after five games despite an Injury to one o f Its standouts, guard Aaron Perlstcln. The Egan brothers - Matt unit I’at • are anchoring the left side while Perlstrln rrcovrrs. and Danny Criswell. Jess Lipsey. Aaron Shruly and Chris Orlandlnl have been studs. The defense held Seminole to only one score last week and that was without standout Clint Hanson who Is recovering from a foot In­ jury. Tire key has been the defen­ sive line whlrh star three Juniors Hill Frisch. Chris Rauth and Collin Hansen, all of whom played as sophomores last season. The schedule still has some seri­ ous roadblocks. After Ldke Mary tonight, the Patriots travel to Lake Howell for Its final home game be­ fore hosting West Orange for Homecoming and Oviedo. Lake Brantley plays only nine regular season games. So how Is Clayton keeping things quiet for now? After every Lake Hrantlry prac­ tice. the Patriots have "positive time" when they get together to discuss what ever Is on their mind. O f course the number 10 ranking wns mentioned. "The kids said they were honored to be ranked, but we still have to keep winning games." Clayton said. The Patriots have been winning games despite the not-too-rosy predictions at the start o f the year. ‘ All along I knew we could be a dark horse,’ Clayton said. "We've snuck up on some people but we also have a lot o f talent. But tf I had to bet money. I wouldn't have said we'd be 5-0." That's too bad. He could have made a lot of money. N obles Communication avoids upset By Doan B a lth HERALD SPORTS EDITOR lO O 103 0 _ « trtih C M tm tlii SANFORD _ Nobles Communication scored 12 runs In the fifth Inning to avoid an upset and moved Into sole possession o f first place in the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Depart­ ment Men's Wednesday Night Fall Slow Pitch Softball League at Plnehurst Park. Bay liner Marine scored three runs In each of the first, third and fourth Innings to take a 9-4 lead, but Nobles Communication got a run back In the bottom o f the third Inning and llien ex­ ploded for 12 runs, on the strength o f two-run singles by Bob Chandler and John Lugerlng and StrUsMktariM A U ». lUtl ACu Lfath MaS 7 osoosos. a is tUa 303 3 0 3 3 . 1 4 I S 401 0( 13)1 S _ I S 17 300 301 O . S 13 S O I 001 I . S 13 ft three-run home ntn by Tommy Wilks, and pulled out an IB-14 victory. Adapco overcame a 1-0 deficit with six runs In the second inning and won a battle for third plarr. 9-4, over Wells Contracting. Jay Hrethavcn singled In the winning run In (he bottom o f the seventh Inning as Lynch Mob evened Its record with a 0-5 victory over Alam o Rent-A-Car. Nobles Communication Is now 4-0 and holds a half-game lead over Pebble Junction (3-0) which had the night ofT. Completing the standings are Adapco (3-2), Lynch Mob (2-2), Wells Contracting (2-3). Bayliner Marine (1-3) and Alamo Rent-A-Car (0-4). Next Wednesday night at Plnehurst Park. Pebble Junction tukes on Lynch Mob si 6:30 p.m.: Alamo Rent-A-Cur battles Bayltner Marine at 7:30 p.m.; Nobles Communication faces Pleas* see Softball, Page 2B Oviedo boys remain red hot FA SC A R racing on the slate Bpeel si to tbs Herald BITHLO _ Orlando Speed Wo rid will be hosting a 4 -Cylinder Bomber Special sponsored by U.S. Rentals this Friday night. In addition to the special race, regular division racing will be held In Late Models. Limited Late Mod­ els. Open Wheel Modlfteds, Sportsmen. Bombers. Mint-Stocks and Run-A-Bouts. There will be no racing action at SpcedWorid next week aa there will be a special Late Model event at New Smyrna Speedway. Orlando SpcedWorid la located 10 miles east o f Orlando on High­ way 50 at the 520 cutoff. Pit gates open at 6 p.m. with SAMSULA _ New Smyrna Speed­ way will be hosting the last 100 Lap Coca Cola Limited Late Model Race o f the year this Saturday night. In addition to the special race, regular division racing will be held In Late Models. Open Wheel Modl­ fteds, Sportsmen. Bombers. MlnlSlocks and Run-A-Bouta. Next Friday night. October 16th, a special (2.500 to win 125-lap Late Model race will be run aa well as a full race program and an ex­ hibition race by the Appalachlcola River Racers. Pram Staff Reports OVIEDO _ The Oviedo High School boys' varsity volleyball team won their seventh straight game and their U th out of theftlast 12 on Wednesday night, de­ feating University 15-13. 15-12 In front o f a home crowd. The win was Oviedo's second In four days against University, which it defeated In the finals o f the Mid­ Season Classic at Winter Springs High School on Saturday. Shining for the Lions were Turner Elliot with 12 kills. Anthony Bracco with 10 kills, and Brian Mullen with six kills and six blocks. Wins against u quality opponent sttch as University (17-3) bode well for the Lions as the regular season quickly winds down, and Volley­ Fest approaches. IM H M M U M S M M Anthony Bracco has 10 kills to help Oviedo beat University. 15-13. 15-12. Wsdnesdsy night. The Lions have now won seven matches Ins row and 11 of 12 to move back Into contention to defend their 1997 VolleyFest championship. The team has probably locked up a spot In this year’s tournament. The Lions, defending VolleyFest champions hope to repeat this year. Plsas* see Oviedo, Pag* 2B �I. 2 0 •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. October 8. 1998 ‘Duffer’ Berlinicke from the Eagle’s Nest Jull Dlamondbnck (Oct. 12). Kis­ defending champion simmee Bay (Oct. 13). Rem­ Inkster... Hie Orlando Women's Golf ington (Oct. 15). Eastwood (Oct. 16), Ridgewood (Oct. Association held Its latest event at Winter Springs Golf 17) . Kissimmee Oaks (Oct. 18) . Sabal Point (Oct. 19). Club. Jackie McBride's 78 Southern Dunes (Oct. 20|, topped Kathy Kalian by shot Kissimmee Bay (Oct. 22), In the championship (light and Linda Clark won by Ridgewood (Oct. 2-1). three In the net division over Huntington Hills (Oct. 25). Eaglcbrook (Oct. 27). Rldge- Sue Bertram... The LI'GA’s newest 18-hole w ood (Oct. 29-30). The tour golf course. The U-gcnds. will also host a sjxvlal twoday senior event at Falcon's opened on Oct, 1... Cathedral of Incarnation Fire Nov. 2-3... will hold Its third annual Royal Classic at the Rix-k The final spots have lx*en Springs Ridge Golf Course determined and Invitations on Oct. 16. Details on the liavc been Issued to complete four-person scramble can be the Held of 16 for the 19th found at 898-5888... Samsung World Cham pion­ ship of Women's Golf, a The Sal Manure! Memo­ $550,000 LPGA event to be­ rial Tournament will be held held at The Villogcs Oct, 19- at Kissimmee Bay Country 25. So far. LIViA players ex­ Club Oct. 17. Formnt Is a pected to 1111 out the Held In­ four-person scramble. Call clude l>ortc Kane, lllrnml 957-7095 for Information... Tima m an has also an­ Kobavashl. Meg Million. Llselolte Neumann. Se Rl nounced dates for Its 1998 Pak, Dottle Pepper. Annlka club championships, as fol­ Sorenstam. Karrtc Webb. lows: Couples. Oct. 18; Helen Alfrcdsson, Danielle Men's. Oct. 24-25; Ammarcapanc. Donna A n ­ Women's. Oct, 24-25; drews. Brandle Burton. Juniors. Oct. 24-25... Laura Davies, Pat Hurst and By J e ff B erlinicke ASSISTANT SI'OKI'S EDITOR SANFORD _ The Country C'luh ;it I lea throw plans to host thf second annual Sprint/Huntington Hanks Golf Classic to bcnciU Spe­ cial Olympics of Florida Oct. 12. .lack Givens, color ana­ lyst of the Orlando Magic. Is the host ol the event and ESPN s|H)tts commentator U r Corso will host the live sports auction. Celebrities from the worlds of amateur and professional sports will participate. There will lx: two shotgun starts at 8 a.m. and 1 p m. with over 200 golfers. The event Is sold out... The Dynamic Golf Tour teed It up twice last week and announced Its next set of tournaments. Billy Woods earned $575 for his one-shot win at Palisades on a match called after the I 1th hole due to Inclement weather. Five days later. Paul W il­ son carried a 66 to take a mixed tournament at Southern Dunes. Com ing events Include: Polnelana (Oct. 10). Sun Air (Orl. 11). -- I I . fej I I L ] * . -/ s i HISS® Baseball playoffs ATLANTA _ It was not a good day. or night, for the prohibitive favorites tn the League Championship Series' as both the New York Yankees and Atlanta Braves suffered extraliming losses Wednesday. A mental error on a questionable call hurt the Yankees In the 12th Inning as the Cleveland Indians scored thrre limes to win •t-1 and evened the Best-of-Seven series at 11. Game 3 will be Friday night ut B p.m. on WESII 2 with the Yankees' Andy Pcttltte Living the Indians' Bartolu Colon at Jacobs Field In Cleveland. Jim Thome led off the 12th for Cleveland will) a single and Enrique Wilson ptneh-ran. 1'ensarula‘s Travis Fryman put down a bunt and Tlno Martinez's throw to Chuck Kno­ blauch hit Fryman, who appeared to be out of the baseline. In the back. Instead of running after the wild throw. Knoblauch started arguing wtU\ the umpire and Wilson scored oil the way from first base, with Fryman ending up on third. Kenny Lofton later hit a two-run single for the (Inal margin o f victory. The opening game of the National League Championship Series was a super pitching battle between Atlanta starter John Smoltz and the San Diego’s Andy Ashby at Atlanta's Turner Field. The only problem was the game started two hours lute because of rain and did not end until 1:50 a.m. In the east. Andruw Jones hit a home run to give the Braves an early 1-0 lead, but the Padres tied the game on Kfil single by Tony Gwynn. San Diego scored a run an a ground ball back lo the mound and Jones hit a sacrifice fly for Atlanta In the bottom o f the ninth In­ ning. Willi one out tn the top o f the lOtii. Ken Camlnltl hit a home run to left-center to give ihc Padres the lead. With two out and no one on. Atlanta was forced to use pitcher Tom Olnvlne as a plnch-hltter and he drew a walk. Chipper Jones also drew a walk, putting the potential winning nin on first base. But Andres Gularraga flew out to the warning track in center field to end the game. Game 2 of the NLCS will be this evening at 8 p.m. on FOX 35 with Glavlne going against San Diego ace Kevin Browm. Sanford Youth Basketball SANFORD _ The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department, tn association with the Winning Ways Basketball Academy at Sanford, will hold the Official Sign-Up Day this Saturday, October 10th at JuBt For Feet In the Seminole Towne Mall to kick off the Fall Youth Basketball League. There will be prizes and giveaways, plus a “Beat the coach* contest. Anyone who beats the coach (Barry Mcstel) tn a free throw shooting contest will be entered Into a drawing fur three different prizes. The grand prize is a pair o f Keebok bas­ ketball shoes valued at 985. Boys and girls belw-een the ages of kin­ dergarten through high school are encour­ aged to attend the event which will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The cost to register ts 920 and Individuals must bring a birth certificate. For Information, call the Sanford Recrea­ tion Department at (407) 330-5697. Nazarene basketball tourney SANFORD _ Sanford First Church of the Nazarene will host a 2-on-2 Basketball Tournament on Saturday, October 17th. For Information and to receive a registra­ tion form call: Sanford First Church of the Nazarene at (407) 322-3122. Racing • Continued from Page IB 1 Next Saturday night an ENt DURO 125 Lap race, plus an^ other exhibition by the Appalurhlcola River Racers will > *l>e contested. ' New Smyrna Speedway is lo ­ cated nine miles west o f New Smyrna Beach at the com er o f • I lighway 4 15 and 44. Cates open at 6 p.m. with racing beginning at 7 p.m. For more Information, call the FASCAK offtcc at (904) 427- 4129, or on the net at WWW. N EWSMYRN ASPE EDWAY .COM, or E-Mal) at FASCAHNOWftAOL.COM. TE S T AND TU N E Cost Is 920, which is good for the car and three people tn the pits only, while individuals can enter for 95. BITHLO _ Test and Tune Is held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Or­ lando Speed World. • j I lV l P f l n ^ * 1 1 v Continued from Page IB "If we play (at VollcyFest) like we have recently, we have a good shot.* said Oviedo coach Tim Dezego o f his team's rhanccs. Tile regular season la not over yet. however, and the Li­ ons will prepare lo face off against undefeated Lake Mary at home on Monday at 7 p.m. The game might vety well be die most important of they year so far for both squads and should establish the winner as the favorite heading Into Vol­ lcyFest. Pepsi 400 to end with a bang Special to th e Herald DAYTONA BEACH .A lth ou gh die Inaugural nighttime run­ ning o f die Pepsi 400 will not be held on the Fourth o f July, the spirit o f the holiday cele­ bration will shine brilliantly Immediately following the re­ scheduled event on Oct. 17. Fireworks By Santore, the world-famous pyrotechnic dis­ play rompany headquartered In nearby Bunnell, will provide what the company expeels to be one o f Its most spectacular displays ever. Fireworks By Santore pro­ duces shows and provides m a­ terials for such prestigious events und theme parks as Jacksonville Jaguars football games, die Orange Bowl, the Miss Universe program. Mi­ chael Jackson's History Tour und Wall Disney World. The historic company lias been In business since 1890. The show will be the most spectacular fireworks display In the history o f the State of Florida as the Pepsi 400 will mark the first NASCAR Win­ ston Cup event held under the lights at the famed 2.5-mlle *World Center o f Racing.* "With a venue like the Speedway and all the opportu­ nities It provides us. we'll be able to put on a show that won't soon be forgotten.” Bald Sanlore's Gary Delia. *A facility like Daytona International Speedway is tailor made for u fireworks show. We'll fire shells from every com er o f die Speedway and give fans a show like diey've never seen before.* The centerpiece o f the show will originate from the 44-acre Lake Lloyd located on die In­ field of the massive facility. Other effects will be fired from the Speedway's Superstretch, its turns and trioval located at the start/flnish line. Fireworks will virtually surround the en­ tire 180-acre mol orb ports arena. The 20-mlnutc show will commence Immediately fol­ lowing the main Victory Lane celebration and will be accom ­ panied by upbeat patriotic mu­ sic played through the Speedway'B In-houae public address system. Each o f the mote than 150,000 attendees will have a bird’s eye view o f the show. The winning driver will count down the start o f the show following his acceptance o f the Pepsi 400 championship trophy. The Pepsi 400 will be con­ tested under what Is the largest lighting project In the world. Pleas* M t Daytona, Page SB I Jeff Westbrook, Terrte PunJom sod Bruce WMams (left to right, above) were among those helping raise over $5,000 for charily In Iho Greater Oviodo Chamber of Commorco Tournament last wook at Ekana C C. RAINES OAIIOE PLAYOFFS Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. Hla stats for the 1997 playoffs Is In the first column, personal-best playoff totals In the second column and career playoff totals (Including 1997) (n the third column. RAINES OAUQE PLAYOFFS CATSOORY Games.................. ...................... At-bats....................................... Runs........................................... Hits............................................. RBI............................................. Doubles..................................... . Triples....................................... . Home runs................................. Steals......................................... Average...................................... Raines was l-for-4 as Ihc Yankees dropix-d a 4-1, 12-lnnlng decision to thr Cleveland Indians second game of the Best-of-Seven American League Championship Series Wednesday night. Gome 3 Is Friday at 8 p.m. on WESII 2. ‘98 best 13 45 7 12 y 2 0 1 2 .444 career 33 122 18 34 Q 0 0 1 3 .279 Tim Ralnos Softball Fags IB Adapco at 8:30 p.m.: and Wells Contracting has the bye. Providing the offense were: Adapco: two hlta _ Layton W clbom (triple, two runs. RBI). Mike Clark and Terry Atkinson (one double, one run and two RBI each). Chris Bryson (double): one hit _ Bobby Brown (triple, run. two RBI). Bruce Sellers (double, two runs). Chip Smith and Dave Blakey (one RBI each), Donny Cerce (run); one run _ Red Gamer. Wells Contracting: two hits _ Chris Wargo (run); one hit _ Rick Wells (double, RBI). Kenny Brown (RBI). Troy Hickson. Tim Cooper and Jody Cooper (one run each). Nobles Communication: four hits _ Jamie Pltzer (two doubles, three runs, three RBI); two hlta .T o m m y Wilks (home run. run. three RBI). Brian Jones (two doubles, two runs. RBI), J er­ emy Chunat (two doubles, two runs), Mickey Cogbum (three runs, two RBI), John Lugering (run. four RBI); one hit _ Jeff Chunat (double, two runs), Bob Chandler (run, two RBI), Btll Cogbum (run); one run _ Jason Mustek, Jason Flanagan. Bayllncr Marine: three hlta _ Ed Busmard (two doubles, two runs, six RBI); two lilts _ J.R. Spivey (double, run. RBI), B J . Osborne (double, four runs). Dave Ooff (double, three RBI), Hank Tookc (run). Tony Taylor, Arthur Allison; one hit _ Ed Tooke (double, ran), Manny Silvia (four runs), Brian Cronin (RBI), Ty Koke (run). Legal Notices M TN I c ir c u it c o u n t m AND PON SIMM O i l COUNTY, PLONIDA G A M N O . S S -M S T -O N -S t-A IN M : T H t MANNlAO* OF MARGARET i P IN K IN I. Paillionar/Wif*. CDWIN W. RON3AVILLE. Net pondant/H ut Sand. •ones o p a c t io n TO: EDWIN W RONIAVILLE. last known raaidanc# 1714 Ml*brook Circle. *104 C*44*N>*try. Florid* 32707 Proeenl residence unknown TO U A M NOTIPIIO lb*I an action lor Dissolution ol Marnag* ha* b**n filed against you and you aro raquirad lo aatv* a Copy ol your wriltan dalania*. II any. lo II on CHANLES A DEHLINOER. ESQUIRE. Petition# ra attornay. wtieaa addraa* i* MO Douglas Avanu*. AHemonl# Spring*, PL 11714 on or baton November*. VMS and III* th# original with IK* Clerk ol Hit* Court *ah*r baton tam e* on PaflUonar'a *11 or nay or Immediately Ikon* •tier. olh*rwl»* a default wiM b* ant*tad egalntl you lor IK* rub*I d*mand*d in th* Petition YOU A M FURTHER NOTIFIED dial punuant lo thi* Nolle* ot Action. IK# Petitioner. MARO A M T E. PERKINS, la raquaafIng that Itua Court anlar a Final Judgment punuant to har Patition for Diaaolutlon ol Mamag*. requesting aB ol th* rtgKt. till# and intaraal K*ld by you m that Cattain n a l properly ■l ip*c11»•d below, be granted Legal Notices to her ea end for lump sum alimony or punuant to har apactal equity therein and that your •allure to answer pursuant lo thla Nolle* ol Action will allow the Petitioner herein to obtain a Final Judgment in which eh* will rocalv* ell right, tala and Inlanat In and lo th* following described real properly a* atalad by addnta and lagal description 371 N, Crossbeam Orly*. Casselberry. Florida 11707, more particularly described as Lot 70. OEER RUN. Unit 10. PUI Book t l , Pages M and 13. Public Record* of Seminole County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and aaal of IMS Court on Hue 17th day of September. IM S. (SEAL) MARYANN E MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By NancyR Wmlar Deputy Clehi Publish: September 14, end October 1. S, IS. I N I 0EU E1 T _______________ NOT ICS OP GALA Pursuant to Florida Statute 713.TS Elit* Towing, Inc. will sail on Oct. >7. t M l, at 4-00 am at 21M S. 17*91, Longwood. FL 31730. Seller reserve* th* right lo bid. Sold M la, no warranty, teller guarani*** no till*. Terms c#»h. 1911 Ford 1FABP4S31ER20QMS IS M Toyota JTtAWIICIOOMTSM IM S Pontiac 10IJMSOOF7S7SISS Publish October S, IS M DtV-7t Lynch Mob: four liltn _ Nolan Rrcd (two runs): thrre tills _ Jay Brcthavcn (triple, double, run, thrre KUI); one hit _ Craig Bounds and Dubby Mlckerson (one double each), Cliff Burner (run. RBI). Brad Touchstone Itwo runs). Trevor Lagos, Mitch Butcher. Alamo Rent-A-Car: two lifts _ Mike Koch el (run. RBI). James Amrhein (nm). Mike Simmons (RBI). Zach Michels: one hit _ John Keelun (double, RBII. Mike Amrhelu (two runs), tlcm an Osorio Inin). Angel Romero. Legal Notices Legal Notlcet IN TMB CIB CU IT COURT OP TMB fSTH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR M M IN O LB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION JURISDICTION DIVISION Case Na.i P S -1434 C A M NO. S S -lM C A -f A P Olelslem P HOME SAVINGS OF CHASE MANHATTAN AMERICA. FSB. Plamlitf, MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PUmtrtf(s), VS. JAMES A MACMULLEN, Jr DANIEL DOTY; TINA and EOWARD J. DOTY; AUFAYA OLAFSSON; *1 R lOafandanls. WOODS HOMEOWNER S ASSOCIATION. INC.; NOTICS Delendeni(s). OF PO M CLO SURB SALS NOTICE OP CALS Nolle* I* hereby glean that, NOTICE IE OIVEN that pur­ pursuant to that Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated suant to that certain Final September |4th, IS M . and Judgment, dated September anI trad In civil case number 31- 23rd, 1331. In Caps No. SE­ S2SCA-I4P. of IK# Circuit Court IS M , of Iho Circuit Court of tho of tho ISIS Judicial Circuit m tlth Judicial Circuit In and for and lor iomtnola County, Sominola County. Florid*, in Florida, whoram HOME SAV- wherein BARNETT BANK. N X INOB OP AMERICA. FSB. II I* Plaintiff and DANIEL DOTY, ot Plaintiff and JAMES A MAC ol. aro tho Defendants, I will **N th* highest and beat bidder MULLEN, JR.. SHANNON MAC MULLSN. EDWARD J. OLAFS lor cash at tho svoot front door Sominola County SON. is/are Dafandanl(s), I will of tho •all to th* highest and bast bid CourthouM. JOt North Park Dor for cash at tho woat front Avanua. Sanlotd, Florida, at door of tho Stminola County 11:00 o'clock A.M., on the 22nd courthouao In Sanford, day of OCTOBER. IM S , Iho fol­ Sominola County, Florida, af lowing described property sal 11:00 A.M. on th* 22nd day ot forth in tho Ordar ot Final OCTOBER. IS M . tho following Judgmont: described property aa tat forth LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOT 37. AUFAYA WOODS, m aaM Final Judgment, lo wit LOT St. AMENDED P U T OF PHASE IV. ACC0R0IN0 TO THE LOSQWOOD OREEN. ACCORD P U T THEREOF AS RECOROED M Q TO THE P U T THEREOF AS IN P U T BOOK 33. FADES •• M COR O EO IN P U T BOOK 24. THROUGH 102. OP THE PUBLIC OP SEMINOLE PAO IS 3S S 40. PUBLIC RECORDS RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. BltNIBIT A NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE DATED: September 23rd. IM S. FAIR DEBT COLLECTION MARYANNE MORSE PRACTICES ACT TO U ARE Clark of th# Court ADVISED THAT THIS U W FIRM By: Jano E. Jaaawic IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT Deputy Clark COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO If you aro a parson with a dis­ COLLECT A DEBT AND ANT ability who nood* any accom­ INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL modation m ordar fo participate BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. In Ihia proceeding, you are enti­ 041 *d tho 24th day ol tled, al no coat lo you. lo tho provision ol carfsln assistance. September. ISM . Plaass call th* attorney for MARYANNC MORSE Plaintiff!*), I*l*vhone number Clark ot Circuit Court (103) S M -7 S M , within two By Jano E. Jaaawic working day* ot racoipl of this Deputy Clerk sum mon t/notice. If hearing CO DILI) t ETAWIARSKI unpaired (TDD) 1100) SBS-E771, 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard or Vole# Impaired (V) |IOO| *89Suit# 410 ■770. Tampa, Florida 31407 Telephone: (113) 17 7-6004 STEVEN P. LEE CAB (33-01842 IS M Coral Way Bull# M 2 Publish: October t. S, IS M DEV-3 Miami. Florida 11148 (308) SSS-7ISS Publish: October t, S, IS M DEVS Ut TNS C IR C U IT COURT OP TMB 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP PLORIOA IN AND PON M M IN O LS CO UN TY I �Semmoifl Hciald, Sanford, Florida ■ Thursday, October 0, 1990 • 3B B y e w e e k c o u ld n ’ t c o m e at a better tim e fo r B u ccaneers TAMPA _ Tills week the Duccanecrs arc taking a much needed rest. The Ills that have plugued the team this sea­ son should come to nn end after an ofT week and then three o f the next four games nt home. The battered receiving corps Bhould be healthy by the October 18th game against Carolina and the struggling offensive line will have time to work out its problems. In an uncharacteristic move, the usuully stoic head coach Tony Dungy told Ids tenm that the New York game last week was a must-win situa­ tion. A 1*4 start could have made for n turbulent bye week and prompted some drastic changes. While last Sunday's 20-3 victory was not pretty, the team stepped up to the task hnnded down by the conch. The most encouraging thing to come out of tile game was the play of the defense. For the first time Hlnce Dungy arrived In 1990. the defense scored a touchdown when safety Charles Mincy relumed a punt for u score. The key Is solid play from the defensive front. The secondary In decent, but can become very good when Warren Sapp and the rest of the line farce opposing quarterbacks Into mistakes. Speaking of quarterbacks, Trent Dllfer has been Injured with a separated shoulder since BUGS BITS By Kellie Wcmcr Herald Staff Writer the first week o f the season und Is looking to the off week to rest his sore ami. Also, receiver Bert Emanuel has already re­ sumed ninnlng and Is expected to piny in the Carolina game. Since Emanuel went down with a sprained ankle In the season opener, the tenm hasn't had rnythlng close to a go to re­ ceiver. On offense, the lock o f production from the receivers has allowed other teams to concen­ trate on stopping the run. With key players like Emanuel and Dllfer healthy and a week o f rest for the entire learn, the Dues winning streak In the new stadium could continue und with three home games scheduled, their 2-3 record could Improve dra­ matically. N O TE S: After five games In 1997, the Dues had 18 sacs with defensive tackle Warren Sapp re­ cording 4.5. This year. Tampa Bay has only seven. Only Washington and the New York Jets have fewer. After getting two sacks against Green Bay In week 2, Sapp has recorded zero. Dllfer's Injured shoulder doesn't put hltn In Jeopardy o f breaking his streak o f 53 consecu­ tive starts for Tampa Bay. The off week falls Just at the right time to give him some much needrd rest. Daytona----- broadcast by TNN Motorsporls. All grandstand seating Is sold for the Oct. 17 Pepsi *100. however oilier options are available to rare fans wanting to experience "Daytona at the Speed of Light." flic first official nighttime C ontinued from Page 2D making the spectacle the larg­ est nighttime spurting event In United States history. Aside from Ihr capacity crowd on hand, mllltnns more at home will watch the live primetime activity of the Pepsi *I(X) week end Is Bod Pair Award Goal I tying under Ihc lights on Thursday. Oct. 15 at 8:15 p.m. For more llrkct Information, call the Speedway Ticket Office at |»04) 253-7223. or visit http://www.dayt onansa.com. F ever--------------------Continued from Page IB land at Spec M artin Stadium, 7:30 p.m. D c IA N D _ It's m ust-w in Howell. tim e fur L ik e T h e Hnwks nre cu rren tly 1-3, but n w in Friday w ill give the H aw ks a figh tin g chance nt n plnynff berth. I-nke H ow ell w as p om m eled Inst w eek by W est O range, the third tim e the H awks have been blow n out. Th ere's talent on the team . It Just hasn't sh ow n Itself. T h e H aw ks still have one o f the co u n ty 's Irest q u arterb acks and n herd o f ru n n in g ba rk s to put points on the board, but until the defen se gets Its net together. L ik e Howell w ill easily give up the m ost points o f a n y team In the SAC. Deland Is the defen din g district ch am p io n and. except for a loss to Lake EJrantley en rly In the season. Is poised to jo in the P a trio ts us the district team s to head to reglonals. Friday: Seminole at O ak Ridge, 7:30 p.m. O KI.AN D O _ A fter tou gh losses to S p ru te C reek and L ik e B ran tley last w eek, the 'N olcs could really u se a w in. F or m ore reason s than one. A n oth er loss In the district could put no end to Sem in ole's post season hopes and basically put a dam p er on the rest o f lIn season. T h e T rib e Is s tru g g lin g tills y e a r a lth o u g h there Is plenty o f talent on Ih c team . G arrett G old sm ith has taken o v e r leader ship o f the team and his n in n ln g ability has n ever been m ore ev id e n t. T h e ru n n in g hack trio o f D con H ow ard. C laren ce L ittlm e r anil the Injured M a rio Frederick Is ex p erien cin g derent success against defenses behind th e stren gth o f o f frn slvc linem an J e ff Fnlnc. And the defense Is step pin g up to the plate, sh ow in g m ore en d u ra n ce than w a s expected o f it ea rly In the season. If the 'N olcs can get them selves up and ready for tills w eek's gnm c, there Is a very good ch an ce th ey could keep their losses to one In the C lass 5A -D istrict 3 race. Jaguars p ro v in g o ld adage to still b e true JACKSONVILLE _ There's on old adage that says a good football train builds through the draft. The Jacksonville Jaguars aren't Just fallowing that advtee, they rould tie taking It all the way to the Super Bowl In the team's fourth year of existence. Sure, the Jaguars have benefited from some solid free agent signings Including offensive starters Leon Searcy. Keenan MrCardrl! and Jimmy Smith, hut only Searcy was highly regarded. On defense, Kelvin Pritchett. Don Davey, Joel Smeenge, Jeff Lageman, John Jurkovlch, Bryce Paup and former linebacker Eddie Robinson came us relative bargains. Of course. franchise quarterback Mark Brunei) came by trade, but the meat of the lineup came through the draft which iias been orchestrated since Day One by coach Tom Coughlin. There were skeptics when Coughlin was hired away fro Boston College at the team's Inception and given total control o f the franchise, but hts personnel moves have been Impeccable. Consider the four drafts since 1995. 1995: Tony Bosrlll, the best offensive lineman in football and running back James Stewart who rmerged as one o f the best backs In the league before landing on injured reserved after the win over Baltimore two weeks ago. Brynn Schwartz (second round) has started when healthy and Clirts Hudson (third round) ts a ptuymnker In the defensive seeondary. Rob Johnson was drafted In the fourth round and traded to Buffalo for a 1997 first -round pick which turned out to be AFC Rookie o f the Month for September. Florida's Fred Taylor. In 1990, the Jags took Kevin Hardy with Hie second pick In the draft and he's been one of the most Improved players In the league after a so-so start. Tony Brackens and Michael Chccver came In the second round. Brackens Is a force on the defensive line and will step Into ttie starling role ngnlnnl Miami Monday night after a high ankle Injury and Cheevcr was penned In as starting center until he was lost for the season with an injury. Aaron Beasley (third round) emerged as u leader In the secondary, beating out highprice frcr-agrnl Dcon Figures for a starting Job. and Reggie Barlow (fourth round) has taken over for Willie Jackson as the team's possession receiver and return specialist. In 1997. Renaldo Wynn was the first pick and he's started every game on the Injurydepleted defensive line. Fourthrounder Seth Payne lias been a steal on the defensive line. Damon Jones (fifth round) can be a star at tight end, where the Juguurs desperately need a plnymaker. If lie reforms hts curious work habits nnd Dalmon Shelton (sixth round) allowed the team to sa w some money by cutting i y Hullock loose nnd slirklng Shelton in ns starting fullback. Last April, Taylor was a steal, outpluying Curtis Enls who was drafted by Chicago four spots higher. Safety Donovan Darius has a stranglehold on a starting safely spot to g lw the Jags six first-round picks among their starters. If things continue as successfully as they have so far this season, the Jaguars may be drafting number 30 next spring. The spot o f the Super Bowl champion t fc Get tough with the Prairie* 400 and the all-new Prairie* 300 : 4x4 ATVs from Kawasaki! j Y 0 0 ^ 3 ^ V • A powerful 29000 or 391CC SOHC N O TE S: The depleted defensive line should get a boost Monday night when Brackens and Payne return to the lineup...This is the Jaguars second appearance on Monday Night Football. Last year, the Jags beat Pittsburgh. 29-21 on a last-second blocked field goal. Qamc time Is 8:15 p.m...Searcy may not be ready to go due to a high ankle sprain. If he can't. Brian DeMarco will take hts tackle spot with Rich Tylski moving Into the Btarting lineup. OR C H O O SL P I s t o m t , O P ayassto mM V S on select models « | I M low* noma* f a w i A i M In iM iM H lW W a M M IV n iM SMALL PRICE rorf comrort moms Tenderloin TOOTSIES CAPEZIO eytoanly Bayleal Outcome RACK ROOM SHOES your family store for brahds&tavings Drafting players like Tony BoseIU (above), who Is considered the best offensive lineman tn lootbal, has helped the Jaguars to become one of the best teams In the NFL end one of the favorites to reach the Stgier Bowl. • Fully automatic, KAPS ; transmission . 323-7411 130-8220 767-7044 �4 B •Seminole Herald, Sanford. Honda •Thursday. October 8 1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TIC t o r APPLICATION TON A GENERAL PERMIT STATE Of rLORIDA DEPARTMENT o r ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION th* Department ol Environmental Protect'on a '»»» notice ol lt» •nleol lo issue an !•« g»n».*i pim^t lo« th* construction ol A conCIAIA baler ng o n n t on lo Premiv-Mstbletfl*. lor in# Plant locAlno at 570 Wad* SlrpAl, Winter Spring*, Sammol* County In* applicant a nam# and address ara Premis-Marbietit* Mlg Co . 570 Wede Slraal. w.riar Spring*. EL 37708 Tn# Oapaiimani will ittua tha parmit with lha altachad condiI c m uni*** a timely pain.on lo' an administrative hearing la Mad pursuant to Sacliona 170 5*9 and 170 S7 F S Tha procaduraa lor palitionrng lor a naanng ara tal forth below Mad'ation I* not available tor thi* action A paraon whose substantial ntaraata ara aftaciad b* lha Derailment a propoaad permitting daclaion may palition tor an adm>m*trab»* haaring in accordance with Sectioni 170 5*9 and 170 57 r S Tha palition muat contain the intormation aal lorlh below and muat be Mad (received) In tha Ottice o» General Counaei ol tha Oapartmant. 3900 Commonwealth Boulevard. Mail Station a35. TaRaharaae. rionda 37399-3000. telephone 850/4819730. ta> 850/4*7-4938 Petition* muat b* tiled within 71 (twen­ ty-one) day* altar publication ot the public notice A petitioner n»u*t mail a copy ot the petition to the applicant at the addrea* indicated above, at the time ot tiling The failure ot any peraon to tile a petition within the appropriate time period ehall conetitute a naivar ol that paraon a nght to file a petition within the appropri­ ate tim* period ahall conatitute a waiver ot that peraon4 right to request an adm n-atrative determination (hearing under Section* t?0 5*9 and 170 57 P.S . or to intervene m thi* proceeding and participate at a party to it Any aubaeguent Intervention will be only at the approval ot the pret d ng officer upon the tiling ol a motion in compliance with Rule 78-5 707 of tha Honda Admmiatrative Code A petition muat contain the lottowing information: (a) The nam*. a tdret* and telephone number of each petitioner, the applicant* name end addreae. and the county in which the project la propoaed. (bt A atatement ot how and when each petitioner received notice ot the Department a action or propoaad action; (c) A statemant ol how each petitioner * aubatantiai intereata are aftacted by tha Oapartmant * action or propoaad action; (d) A atatement of the malarial tact* deputed by petitioner. It any; (a) A atatement of the tact* that the petitioner contend* warrant ravaraal or modifi­ cation ot the Department a action or propoaed. (f) A atatement identifying the rule* o» atatutee that tha petitioner contend* require ravaraal or modification ol th* Department a action or propoted action, and Igl A atatement ot th* relief aought by th* pen•roner. elating pracitety th* action that th* petitioner want* th* Department to tat* with reaped to th* action or propoaed action addraaaad m thi* notice ot intent Thi» application it being proceaaed and t* available lor public inspection during normal buamea* hour*. 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m., Monday thiough Friday. aacept legal holiday*, at Honda Department ot Environmental Protection Central Orttnct. 3319 Maguire Bird . Su t* 737. Orlando, Honda 37803 Publrah October 8. 1998 OEV-48 NOTICE o r A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN OROINANCB I T THE C ITY O r SANTORO. TLORIDA Nonce re hereby given that a Public Hearing wilt be held In the Commission Room at th* City Halt. 300 North Part Avenue, in the City ol Sanford. Honda, at 7:00 o clock PM on October 17. 1998 'o conaider th* adoption ot an ordinance by tn* City of Sanford. Honda, deaenbed a* follow*: ORDINANCE NO. 3417 TO ANNEX A PORTION OE THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN EAST 79TH STREET EXTENDED EASTERLY AND AIR­ PORT BOULEVARD EAST AND BETWEEN RNU0SEN DRIVE AN0 SANFORO AVENUE (797* KNUDSEN DR I. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW f u* • ” p • , ‘ | r V f t » { 4 I4R 8C 4; {ANNEXATION t 1 =3 f; ;i u :‘ r E - ‘c n __ A • 1J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE NO 98-1S98-CA-14-P FLORIDA BAR NO. 088*89 IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaint ill, v* IAN M SMITH. ET AL. De'endentt NOTICE OF SALE Notice it hereby given the! In eccordtnc* with th* Fmtl Judgment ol Forecloaure entered on September 73. 1**8 « civil action no 98-TTO-CC70-P in th* Cltcult Court ot SEMINOLE County. Florid*, in which tan M Smith. *t al. were Defendant* and IRWIN MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION. tha Plaintiff, t will tell to the high**! bidder for cath at Watt front door, 301 N Park Av* Santord FL 3771 7 between the hour* ot 1100 a m and 7 00 p m on OCTODER 77nd. 1998 on th* follow­ ing detenbed reel property Lot 39. Twin River* Section IV Unit II. According to th# Piet Thereof. Recorded m Put Book 40. P*g«« SO. Bt and 87 ol th* Public Record* ot Seminole County. Florida More commonly known at 1108 Riviere Blvd W . Oviedo FL 37785 0ATE September 73rd. 1998 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court Jan* E Jatewic At Deputy Clerk Matthew J Schlicht* Attorney At Law 7134 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood. FL 33070 Publicotion ol thit notice on October t, 8. 1998 in the follow­ ing publication; Seminole Herald DEV-9 NOTICE o r H C T iT io u s n a m e Notice it hereby given that we AT* engaged In but mete at 503 8 Santord Av*., Santord, Honda 37771, Sammol* County, Honda, under th* Ptctitiou* Nam* ol A B O IL 'S C AT!R IN G , and that I intend to register said nam* with th* Oivltion ot Corporation*. Tallinn*##. Honda, in accor­ dance with th* provralon* ol th* Prelit tout Nam* Statute*. To­ w n: Section 99S.OS, Honda Statute* 1891. Evelyn O. Clayton Publith: October 8. 1891 DEV-88 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I SIGHTS BN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND POR M M IR O LS COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION CASS HO. SS-tTA VG A OfG/A PTR MORTGAGE SERVICES D/S/A HAST TENNESSEE MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO PIRST TENNESSEE SANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Ptamtttt, Y9 . MICHAEL PAUL EUNE A/K/A MICHAEL P. EUNE, *1 al. A complete deecnotion and a copy ot th* ordmenc# than ba avartabt* at -he attic* of th* City Clark ter aN paraon* daatrtng to AM partiea in interest And cituan* *h*N haa* an opportunity to bo hoard at aaid hearing By order ol tha City Commlaaion ot the City ot Sanford, Honda. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFHCE A0A COORDINATOR AT 130M M 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OP THE MEETING. ADVICE TO TH* PUBLIC: If A poraon decide* •• appeal a deci­ sion mad* with raapact la any matter conaldarad at «h* a t m meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ot mo pro­ ceeding*. including th# toatimony and evtdanco. which record la not provided by the City ot SentOld. (T8 78S.010S) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Publith: October I 1 8 , 1998 DEV-38 N OTICE o r A PUBLIC NEARING T O C O N S IM R TNG ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE GY TNG C ITY GP Notice •* hereby 8'ven that a Public Hearing wM bo hetd In th* Commission Room *1 th* City HaA, 300 Norm Park Avenue, in th* City ot Sanford, Honda, at 7:00 o'clock PM. on Octoboc I t . ISM to conaider th# adoption of an ordinance by th* City ot Sanford, rionda. detenbed a* tosow*; ORDtNANCS NO. S A M TO ANNEX A PORTION OP THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LVINO BETWEEN LAKE MART BOULEVARD EAST AND WOODSON AVENUE AND BETWEEN CHEROKEE CIRCLE AND HWY. 17-87; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW; • ----------------------- — *- ^ ; ------- 7 ' • 0 5 ^ ■ I_ _ L * r iG iin t M " f . ----------------- ' - [A N N E X A TIO N ]' /request . . <-/ M<w i UtR 1 \ "(Ah / / • *a*-V,. > ' ' / ,-v. q : =3 . ^ 8 s^ S ~ ; S ’ * *, M vw j fe n / / *A AT- • r . .•y-E. • > * » ' t-J DETAIL cStt* A complete deecnption and a copy of th* ordmanc* ehall ba avaiiabl* at th* office ol th* City Ctork for aN potion* daatrmg lo eaamin* th* earn* All partial m mtaraal and citlian* an*M have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order of th* City Commit*ion of th* City of Sanford, Honda. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFHCE ADA COORDINATOR AT 13054M 48 HOURS IN AOVANCE OP THE MEETtMO. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: if a paraon docidoa lo appeal a doctnon mad* with raapact lo any manor conaldarad at the above meeting or hearing, h* may need a verbatim record of th# pro­ ceeding*. including th* laatimony and avtdanc*. which record It not provided by th* City ol Sanford (PS 7*6 01051 Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Pubiah October I I I . 1898 OCV-34 NOTICE O f ACTION TO: MIC H A IL PAUL ELINE A/K/A MICHAEL P (LINE LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 141 LIVE OAK BLVD. SANFORD. FL 31771 CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN LYNDA M EUNE LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 141 LIVE OAK BLVD. s a n f o r o . f l arm CURRENT RSSIOENCE: UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING GV. THROUGH, UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL OEFENOANT(t) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO GE OSAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNO -VN PARTIES I8AV CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DBVtSEES, ORANTSSS. OR OTHER CLAJ88ANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE:. UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action te foradoa* a mortgage on tha leMowIng property in SEMINOLE County. Florida: LOT 110. HIOOCN LAKE VIL­ LAS PHASE III. ACCOROfNO TO THE PLAT THEREOF At RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE* 3. 4, S. AND S. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, hat bean fSad again*! you and yaw are required la aarea a copy of your written detent**, If any. within 30 day* after th* Brat publication of thi* Nolle* of Action, on Echevarria. McCall*. Rayrnar, Barrett A Frappiar. Plain lift* attorney. sMio#a addrae* la SOt Bayahor* Boulevard. Suit* 800. Tampa. Florida 33808, and fU* th* oftgInal with thi* Court either before tervice on Plaintiff'* attorney of Immediately there­ after; otherwiee a default win be entered agamat you for tha ralMf demanded In the Complaint or petition Title nolle* afvaa be publiahad one* each weak for two conaocuthre week* m the Seminole Herald. WITNESS my hand and tha teal of thi* Court on this 24th day of SEPTEMBER. 1SSS. (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clark of th# Court By: Ruth King Aa Deputy Clark If you are a person with a drttion In order to partlclgot* In thi* proceeding, you are enti­ tled at no coat te you, lo t th* provtaton of certain aaaiatanca. Pleat* contact Court Administration at 301 N. Park Avenue. Santord, Florida 32771, taiaphon* number (407) 1214330. within 2 working days Ol your receipt ot thi* document; ft haaring impaired. (TDD) 1-800888-8771. Publiah: October t, S, 1888 DEV-1! Legal Notice: Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, TLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION HI* Number: 08-88T-CP IN Rf ESTATE Or ORYAN SCOTT CONOVER. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIRCUIT CIVIL CASE NO. SB-0049-CA-14-P f nst UNION NATIONAL BANK, successor by rnriger lo Firel Union National Bank ol Florida. Y J ill I I f MING, individually and at Personal n« present alive of th# l*i*i# ol Lon Gibbtlma. Dec eased; STACIE DIEHL. *r[f" dually and at Pertontl Itepretenlttiva ol lha Fviatt ol Lola Oibbalma. Dei eetad, REED CMERNICK: Manx KRAIO; MICHAEL GiFllELINA; JENNIFER M SIMAWDEn QIBBEUNA; UNKNOWN HEIRS. CCViSEES AND CLAIMANTS Of THE ESTATE OF LOIS OIB8ELINA. DECEASED BAHNETT TECHNOLOGIES. INC a (Involved Florida coiporatlon, successor by merger to Barnatt Recovery Corporation; JANE/JOMN DOt. fictitious names rep’ slant mg tananta m potMiaton; and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES Cl AIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED Dt IENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIOMT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DCSCRIBEO. Defendants D eceived , NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (One PR) The administration ol the ettat* ot ORYAN SCOTT CONOVER. deceteed. File Number 98-967-CP. it pending in the Circuit Court, lor SemlnoU County, Honda. Probate Oiviston, the tddrtee ol which le PO Ortwtr C Sanford, florid* 37777-0859 the name end eddrett ot the Personal Rapreeentativ* and th* Personal Repreventettv* v attorney ere set forth below ALL INt ERE SEED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Alt person* on whom this notice l* served who have obiection* thel challenge th# validity ol th# Will, the queMication* ot th# Personal Representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court are required to file their ob|tct*one with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OE THE riRST PUBLICATION OE THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AII creditors ol th* decedent and other peraon* having claims or demand* against decedent e eetet* on whom * copy of this notice te served within three months after the date ol th* first publication ot this notice mutt til* their claims wtth thi* 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 AM other creditor* ol th* dece­ dent and paraon* having claim* or demand* against th* dece­ dent* aetata mutt tile their claim* with Ihie Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. OEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* ol th* first Publication ot thi* notice u October S. 1198 Pataonal Representative DOROTHY R DODSON 500 Club Drive Winter Springe. FL 37708 Attorney For Personal Representative Norma Stanley, Esquv* Florida Gar NO T784SO Lowndat. Drotdick. Dollar, Mentor 8 Read, PA. 711 North Eon Drive Putt Office Bob 7808 Orlando. FL 37807-7808 Telephone: (407) 843-4800 Publiah: October 8. I I . 1888 DEV-89 Ml TMB f JUDIC JUDfCIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NOi S8E t EOOROEO IN RE: Th* Marriage of Jelfery S. Angeil. Husband. and Pamela Sartow-AngaM, Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION YOU ARE MEREST NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage ha* been triad agamat you and you ara required to serve a copy of your written defentea. it any, to ft on Pamela Barlow-AngaM Petitioner, erhoaa addratt la 1881 Palm Ay*., Winter Park. FL 37788 on or before NOVEMBER 8. IS M , and lit* th* original with the clerk ot thik court before tervice on Petitioner or immediately there­ after. H you fail to do *o, a default w in be entered agamat you ter th* raliat demanded in th* pat it ion. WITNESS my hand and th* »•*I ot thit court on OCTOBER 8. 19*8. (SEAL) MARTANNI MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT Sy Luann* Woodley Deputy Clerk Publith October E. I I , I I . 29. 1**1 DEV-47 G C * A vS ^ I i F j HE< zi 322-2611 Ton free from Orlando *31You can tax your ad lo 407-32*4401 300 N. French Ava. P.O. Boa 1687 Sanford, FL 32771 Sanford, FL 32772 Our office lo opan to aorva you Monday through Friday, ■ am - 8 pm M S --------------- ■ ------A - | J jR j , I, *4- - • o f iffw iB U B y i W iu O f ii u r i J , , W I . * 4 4 - -R ---------- - 4 --------^ o m k a Ii M i » — w j w n B W B y ■* iroofi For Friday's adMon, tha daadNna la Thursday at noon W* gtadTy Bocapt MsgMrewG. Vtaa. Dtoovsr and Amsrlcsr) E^xgga. Ws atso «rM tafcs cash or ■ pgraonM chock. AdvsfGMfi who wtsh to ba M od cm finks b/Tsnosmgnts M to# (m i that/ ad k* pteesd. Plggas k**p in mtod tost ad* In tig Psrgonat* (daw . 21), Burinsw QpponunMsa (daw . 65). 0 Oaragg SMsc (217) rgqukg paytnsr* In . Hyou nssd to changs your ad wMg RIt tunning, pfsssa gkrs us ■ cal and ws w(i maks Ihs change lor tod naxt avataUt sdltan. PIsass chick your ad on toa Aril diy of pubkcAlton N you find an error, ptgggg cak us ImmadAtaty and ws wi conad toe grror tor tod naxt pub*catton. Ws ara rotponaibig tor tog Iksl InggfBon onfy and only tor tos cost ol tost Erst Insetban. CLASSIFICATIONS Rories OF FO R ICLO SUR S B A L I MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursuant to a Summary Fmal Judgment ol Foracloaur* dated September 21. 1898, and entered m Cat* No 99-0049CA-14-P ol th# Circuit Court for Semmol* County. Florida. I will sail to th* htghatt and beat bid­ der lor cash at th* Watt Front Ooor ot th* Semmola County Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avanua, Sanford, Florida, at li 00 a m on th* 22nd day of OCTOBER. 1898, th* loHowtng detenbed property at tat lorth laid Summary Final Lot 210. TUSCAWIILA UNIT ta-B, according to th* plat thereof recorded m Plat Book 37, pages 0-10, pubhe records oi Bommol* County. Florida. TOOETHER WITH all tha improvements now or hareaftar eractad on th* proparty, and aN •aaamants. rights, appurte­ nance*. rant*, royattia*. mmaral. oil and gas rights and prof­ its. water rights and stock and all tlsturaa now or hereafter attached to th* property WITNESS my hand and th* saal ol this Court on SEPTEM­ BER 23rd. 199S. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORIE Clark ol th* Circuit Court Gy: Jan* E. JaMwtc Deputy Clark Oeiaid 0. Darts. Esq HOLLAND 8 KNIGHT LLP P.O. Bos 3842 •t. Petersburg, FL 33T31 Publiah: October 1. 8, 1808 DEV-8 NOTICB OP PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given: McConnell Towmg w i tad at Public Auction lor lehr age for Cash on demand to highest bid­ der. the following deaenbed value let: 10-18-SS *9 Ford 1FTHF38F88NA0T002 te/tT/gg ■1 Old* 1Q3AR47 At B O !28719 84 Chav tOEDTIBBXEt 108049 *2 Ford 1FACP48INF11M2IKB 1 8 -tl-S * I* Chav ta iJC 1 1 1 !K J2 1 l7 tl 1■ 8 9 -9 8 ■T Maids JM10C221XH11T2047 10-31-9* 8* Nissan JN1CZ14810X108882 IIB u iC k 104AE770XEK428988 t t -91-88 *4 Chary 10 t AW1IX 480199711 Th* Auction w i be hold at 1290 pm on aald data* above. McConnell Towing S Recovery 2899 Santord Av*., Sanford, FL 12TT3. Prospective bidder* may inspect vehicle* on* hour prior to sal*. Terms ere ceah or Certified Fund*. McConnell Towing receive* tha right la accept or refect any and aN bids. Publiah: October 9, 1999 DEV-98 IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT OP TMB RMM TIBNTM IN TNG CIRCUIT COURT OP TNG SIGHTS (N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A N * POR GGMINOLG COUNTY, GTATG OP FLORIDA C IVK ACTION CASS N UN S SB S7-SS4S-18-P FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, Ptamtiff, VS. WILLIAM D. SPARLING. ALICE T. SPARLING, tu* Wda RUSEH PERFECTO DIAZ and UNKNOWN TENANT(S), Oatandant*. NOTICE OP GALS Nolle* I* hereby given that, pursuant to a Fmal Judgment of Foracloaur* em end In th* aboe* styled causa, m t Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I will **K th* pi opart y situated m Sammol* County. Florida described as: Lot T4 Geneva Terrace Amended Plat, according to th* Plat m Plat Book I t . Pag* at and S3 In th* Public Record* ot SEmmole County. Florida, at public aal*. to th* highaaf and boat bidder, lot cath at th* front door, at th* Sammol* County Courthouse, m Santord, Florida at 11:00 am . on October 22nd. 1998 OATEO: September 23rd. 1 9*8 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of th* Circuit Court Jano E. JaMwtc Deputy Clerk ARTHUR S. CORRALES. EEOUIRE 1802 West Sliflfi Ay*. ■uH* 100 Tampa. Fiend* 33804 (813)033-8300 Attorney for Plaintiff Publiah: October 1.1. 1898 DEV-4 3 cm in o le Herald GGMINOLG COUNTY, FNd No. 99-844-CP In Ra: Tha Eatat* of FLOVO KENNETH WOOD OP AGMNMGTRATIOH Tlta administration ol th* attata of FLOYD KENNETH WOOO. dacaaaod. PH* No. 94844-CP, I* ponding In th* Circuit Court, In and tor tamlnol* County. Florida. Probata Division, th* address *1 which la P.O. Drawer C, Sanford. PL 3IT7 I. Tha nam* and add rasa of tha Personal Rapraaontativ* and tha Personal Representative# attorney are eat forth below. AS interested peraona are rsqutrad te (Me with thi* Court WITHIN THREE (31 MONTHS OP THE PIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE: (I) All claim* agamat th* attata, and (2) any objection by an mtaraatad pareon on whom thi* nolle* w** sorvad that challenges th* validity of tha W i . th* quaMIcations ol th* Paraenal Rapraaantatiy*. vanua, or juris­ diction of th* Court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO PILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER BARRIO. Public it ion Ot this Notice haa begun on October I . 189*. Pataonal Rapraaantatiy**: Ronnie L. Wood 231 N. Mam* Av*. Apopka. FL 12712 Attorney for Pataonal Raprtsanlativa: CHARLENE D. KELLEY 38 N. Park Avenue Apopka. FL 12793 Phone: 497/998-3133 Fla. Bar No. 23*384 Publiah: October 8. IB. 18*8 DEV-83 W* want to make sura you are pleased with Ft* results from your Sememe Herald classified ad To make Sura your ad work*, w* suggest you keep m mmd the toaowmg • Incfude as many Malum* ol Pta *ar>. arc kebng a* you can Pvnk of hamembar lha mom you te*. Pm taster you s*8 • metuda a price By kalmg a price, you wN etvnmei* tmwamed cess from peupfa wfxj amnl aenous about buying your m *tthan% *» • When you kst your phone m nttat. ksl th* km* of day that it beat to reach you You doM wan peopto cabng you ahen you am tl work or Heaping ( 4( •. 1»A 1J A N 1 I 1 A » » I h lf l I lull’ s *» »1 lyV t Itfie’ V v Ml t il.lys r .lO f jT H l Y • »»| ( I A| ^ 1H ft ItrtfS ?? (lays Sbb Legal Notices 21— P e r s o n a l s IN TMB C O U N TY COURT OP TMB 1BTM JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT m AMO PON GBMINOLB COUNTY. ALONE7 FLOFMOA MOST REBPCCT10 Dating Bureau sme* 19771 A l age* nckxkng servers Brmgng PaopM Together 1 800 0224477 (24 fKM9) CABO NO. 8 4 -I4 8 7 -C C -8 9 -C BANDY COVE CONDOMINIUM ASEOC1ATION OF SEMINOLE, INC.. Plamtiff. v*. JALIL FOUROOZI a/k/a JA M IE FOUROOZI. Oaf andant. AMEHDdO N O TtC I OP JU D IC IAL BALE NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEH pursuant to a Judgment dated Beptember 24th, 1998, end entered m Case Me. 94-1497CC-29-C of the County Court ot th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m and tor BommoM County. Plortda. whorom WILLIAM and MARIA RABPOVIC are Third Party Plaintiffs, and JALIL FOUROOZI a/k/a JAMES FOUROOZI M th* Defendant. I wHt M il to the highest and bast bidder for cash at the Sommoto County CourthouM. at th* weal front step*. 301 North Park Avanua, Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M. on th* 20th day of October tt**. th* fol­ lowing described properly 0* set forth In aaid Judgment, to wit: That certain Condominium parcai known as Unit No. 7, Bandy Cove, A Condominium, and an undtvtdad mtaraal In th* land, common aliment* and common aspenM* appurtenant to said unit, a i bt accordance with and aubjact to th* covenant*, condition*, rMtrtc tion*, term* and other provi sions of th* Declaration ol Condominium of Bandy Cava, a Condominium, M recorded m Official Record* Book 1310, al Pago 1344 and ax Amendment* thereto. Public Record* of Semmoto County. Florida. OATEO toll 24th day of Beptember. 1998. MARTANNI M ORIS. Clark SamlnoM County Court By Jana I . Jaaewtc Deputy Clark In accordance with th* American* With Die abilities Act. peraon* with dtaabUHM* need' mg a apacial accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact Court Administration at 101 N. Park Avanua. BuM* N301, Santord. FL 32771. Taiaphon* (407) 3Z34130. ast. 4237, not latar than Mvan (7) day* prior to th* pro­ ceeding. If haaring impaired, (TOO) 1-900-988-9771. or Vole* (V) 1 -800-855-8770, via Florida Service. BECKER • POLIAKOFF, PJt. 800 Wmdorty Place. Suit* 104 Maitland. Florida 31781 (407) 978-098* Publiah: October 1, 9,1988 DEV-11 55— B usiness ARE YOU READY? >taeyf Cal 1000796 2121 X6282 im v w v d n ______Hnui'hHSetH T har spill naadad lor busy Longwood lo- aeaa ___ WaR-m* wetooma 7 days Prtvals rms Female Sufi LwcfMM7785 *97-1384300 f f y 1? .. w h y w a it t M T* etn TIB- OrrORTUNtTILS CAREER FRUSTRATE DT NEED AOOfTIONAL B4COMC7 Earn serious money m spate ten* Working from your home For more nformation phone I SM256 1119 24hrs EARN 5309-11000 wk slufltng anv N home Rush a m m to Lrws Latter Co 1312 Montego Cove Way 81422 OH Fl 32839 I person P/T. tISOO/mon mcome no mvest 407 293 764S *st 12 VEN0M40 for- sale La/y petson* dream Cel A raceme nfo 8 FREE prkpmtl cabng card 2821 ait 59— F in a n c ia l S ervices 27— N ursery I t C h il d C are MOTHER OF 3 w i babysit m Lake Mary home M-F Clean onvranmam t*F tott to do Meals W i iW c*4 3024355 MANOR pro-k rag roups a or 3 Syr* 3210641 LOVWO LK. MAI COME A BCE. CALL L it MARY 318-7*13. MONEY PROBLEMS? Conaokdat* you cm* w/o a J ^ t Pto^*fCmg» 3274550 70— Ed u c a t io n It T r a in in g ACCREOfTEO TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA/TA Appm Job Assist Wkend cuss** Nettonal Truck School 140D4M-7384 SCHEDULE EDUCATION W/ TLC wM oasegt 3 chfMron. 1 4 ugcad 338-7613 71— H elp W a n t e d NdWHiRiNd P/T tor a Major Menutacfurmg ■t Santord Positions art a l shift*. Ca* Legal Notices NOTICB OP PICTtTMMM GAME Notic* •* hereby given that I am engaged m buames* al P.O. Bos 2*2, Sanford. Florida 12772, Eamlnola County. Florida, under lha Fictitious Nam* ol T A M A THIRD NANO 8 MORB. and that I inland to register aaid nam* with th* Division ol Corporations, Taiishasaa*. Florida. In accor­ dance eith th* pro vialone el tha Fictitious Name Statutes, To­ wn. Section 8*8.08. Florida Statute* 1991. Jovonna L. Bacon Publish: October 9, 1898 DEV-84 PROFESSIONAL TELEMARKETER (o b i PoaMva Call Misty Nowtl 3234079 gxt 211 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos Todaysekm requabP *U 2 K N O LV F V D L M K H U F L UD V M H O M A V M F O H LV F V D A V M C U D W L K X L Q . ' K M L U X L ) Ihop Semi noli Heretd'l , CUssifieds Everydzyl |j ^ ^ - momm — C I X O E A C I X O E A K N Y U H l y Cl VOD ( A M Q D F 2 C K M F Q E ' 'ON^D.*cov*Fy H J F Z K C T walkmg whor. - W non "o n , whal human •7, « »>«T9 nc �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Thursday, October B. 1998 • SB Buy • S e ll Tra de • • Rent • H ir e K IT *N* C A R I.Y I.K <R>by l.iirry Wright 71— H elp W anted A BETTER JOB FOR VOUI Just Cell* Never a Fee' HELP Personnel ITS-MU It's time to prepare for the Holiday. Order your Clatelfled Die* play. Help Wanted Ada now! 'AftordJbte prices •Persoruk/nd service •Quarry wak 'Distribution in your local area (to dra* seasonal heto from em ptoyees who reside close by) Cea <407)312 X11 A Ask for the Classified Dept Lai your displays start working tor you EARLVI 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted QROW1NQ CO NEEDS PRESCHOOL TEACHERS 4 asst needed AM 4 PM hours aval Please cat 111-5577 Warehouse S Lite Industrial Po­ sitions Full Time Competitive Wages Call Chris (407) 6476010 a ROWING CO. NEEDS Welder with own tools, tost re queed Cal Chns at a-1 Temps (407)64 7 8010 EOE No Fee HAIR STYLIST Have own clientele! Be own Boss' Station Available 180/ wk Very Clean 6 Friendly Al mosphere' Celt 114-6464_______ Holiday Inn Eiprees 87SO E Cotorual Dr Ort FI 782 3900 We are looking lor dependable peo­ ple who are able to work ftoibto hours and days ‘HOUSEKEEPING 'ROOM ATTENDANTS •MAPfTE NANCE EOE/ D-F/W/P HOLIDAY JOB ADMINISTRATION Need receptionists to Admm AuT Clerical Comp Wages. Fu* time Celt Sandy at A-1 Temps (40T) 647 8010 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST P7T or F/T Trans a must Immetkate opening Cal 30? 19)9 AFFOROABlEt All »ub*ec1 ar eas; Prek thru cdleg* In Semi note. Orange Osceuia counties Cal Storing Tutors at 291 4101 Assemblsrs, metal saw opera lor, maintenance Water Bonnet. ISO Anchor Rd. Cassetoerry FI ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Tiaming makes the dittofence1 New or eipenenced we hs»s opening* n our Ihree eipand mg Seminole County offices tor hard wurkmg carser minded people Call Nancy Dane*! AkamuntM ongwood 869 -4600 HoCvn Mu/e>a Lake Maryttoalhrow 333 8068 Gary Baianofl Oviedo 365 3688 Need talented sales person to operate Fkckory Farms g*l een ter (Nov Dec) at Seminole Towne Center Call (407) 7882333 MOTEL MAKE YOUR RESERVATION FOR SUCCESS... at MalnStay Suites I Our new tOOroom eitended stay hotel *i Lake Mery is now inter viewing Inendly. customer-locused individuals (pretorably •sh hospriauty eipenence) to pn us n the LAjwmg M tone povt.jns •Ouest Service Rep. (2nd Shift 3pm 11pm Must be able to work wknds I •Laundry/Security Assoc. (3rd Shift 11pm 7am) As pari o* Sunburst Mospousty Corp. ws oiler attractivs tala net. generous benefits (slier 6 mot | 4 advancement oppor­ tunities' To set up an appuntmerit pi rate cal Mon Fn bet ween 9am 6pm (407) m-2333. EOE ml/dV ATTENTION CHAT Come and (on our caring team Nurses and CNAs Exceltont benefits Eipenence tec ogni/ed 100pm-11:00pm shNl avaMebts. Please apply m person Deftru Healthcare Re haMrialion Center 1851 Elkcam Bind Deltona EOE AUTOMOTIVE DETAURS SantoraiongwoodOrtando Good Income Potential Itonetitt Alter SO Days TapA Sea/ 407 293 3055 CSR/DE Local company is looking tor CSR eipenence Cal (407) 647 6010 Cu5toSSfJrSnw5T5c DISHWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS "Crecker Barrel" 324-1020 200 Hickman Or (1-4 •ndHwy 46) TRUCK DRIVER- Eipen enced w/equip A sits work a plus Vacabon 6 Psowon (407) SS1-I1S3 ELECTRICIANS' ratal 4 comm TOP PAY, BENE­ FITS DFWP Apply Sanlord Etoctnc 2622 S Park Drive 111-1143 EQUIP OPERATOR- Eipenenced w/boiabie, COL taqd Vacation 6 Pennon F/T posi­ tion (407) S22-61SS EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT For Pharm Manulacturtr Seek­ ing extondual wen ptoatant per­ sonality tolapbona proficiency lor dealing wifi customers or professionals and proven organ national skills Word procast mg computer Stott art req lor correspondence tor the compa ny president Salary N comrras •rale w«h sbtoty Non smoking drug tree work place To be con soared lor an eaervww mat a cover toner and resume to Em ploymenl Department 2660 S Meitonvilie Ava. Sanlord. FI 32773 Allirmakve action. EOE ESTATE AUCTION Ajrtlqss, Collactiblss 8 Art Worii laW/ftey, October 11,1M6 Prsvtasr: 10:36 am. M ill uto Aectiee: 1131 am aty Cuss FtlltoesM, Hall Sun Orws. (oil M last Mary INd | 3 kghtt fast M 14. Sun Drtvs Lett turn tmmi LWM) crysui vms lw FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH H U H ARCS AMO 44tK •LAW Drug bee wetStoase aaely M M 4 M M r Drive. LANDSCAPE RS-slari mg *7 00.1v. F/T wtwnelit* (407) 333-61U. pay Call LABOR RtADY work TOOAvmuo Inparson today: r st M, l S French AM 123-434) MERRY MAOS HMND Car 4 Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331-6266 m o s ts a s i — w s a n sw TRAINEE: Htoh school grad mi basic typing 4 computer skiSs Nations Morigags Corp Long wood CaN Dan Al 767-6170. NURSES LPN 7 3 CNA at shitts Laka View Nursmg 919 E 2nd SI 3226707 P/T Employment- lor energetic person wanting to work w/tpon 4 show dogs 4 kennel 15 ♦/•/ hre per wk Cab 316-06II. Service Agent/Drtver- Needs to dean, service and inspect rental vehdes Vahd FID Ac­ ceptable dtnre'g record and background check Apply In person. ---------- Me (17-61) Or. San PC PROGRAMMER- needed P/T 4 F/T. 2-year minimum eiperi•nce Fas resume 660-2601 School sgs Teacher needsd ________ Cal 322-4647________ Production Supervisor (Pen Tima) Mon-fri, 10-3. Supervitea processing of do­ nated goods al our taming cen­ to! lor disabled adults High School Dipioma/OED required dividuata witti special needs desired Please contact Lisa Chapman al OoodeSi Industries of Central Floods. Inc at 407434 9996 4 Mwn rora' 1417) 42S-11T2 ! le a s SUMS C«U Wuw C-sm | Car* CMOS 1 004 Caras IPk Sayan N u l l 4UI4M *41/14 EFFICIENCY Maid serv ■convene*" location 321 4900 FURNISHED ROOMSAX util* " md Laundry phone and kit use 685 690 a wees 324 4965 SANFORD/ LK. MARY t Ig bdrm. ml bath 6360/mo in­ cludes all hr. phone, utiMies 302 7188 •MOLE MOM seeka room mate to share spacious 2,7 apt Temp ok 6275*1/2 uMitws start tO/1 696 7047 95— R oom m ate W anted Sanford- NS Couple seeks 2 F to share large home Beautiful a r n a ^ a o O m m M ^ IS ^ ^ 99— A partments • U nfurnished LAKE AO* I 80MU latbWO 2BOHU 64704*0 ANOuP ROOMY 1 bdrm m quel histone area. 4426/mon * utJs 1 yr West Cai 3307720___________ ROSE LEA VILLAS m ly ic W -MISMontfi HUOOKAV 407-3306033 SANFORD- 2/1 ikpHi Cenbal An,neat, writ hock so. 6476mo/ 6300dsp, Cak 331-3X0____ * SANFORD 1/1 Upstart Apt Good area fkstonc Area Rets Req 6360/3360 321 -6757 WANTED Single guy w/guaranlee in n##d$ grotmd k duple i or apartment to rent vnrne Must be m goad neighborhood Can pay 6400 6450 mon rent Reft Ca4 Dave (937)324 1712 100—C o nd o m in iu m R entals 1/1 CORNER Ns it to pool 1st/ Laat'sec 6450/mon Located off A tfjx m B k to jM ty a a .ts a ^ ^ 103— H ousesU nfurnished 6600 DOWN_WHY RENT? When you can own this 3 bdrm home ml C.HA new pant 4 car­ pet 7 Ask about MUO homes' The IStoman Group. Inc. " ‘ ----- 321-6333 1/1- Kitchen equp •a 6416. ml window 223— M iscellaneous BOAT MOTOR BEARS CAT NEEDS WORK 67SOBO 313-5X1 117— C ommercial R entals 141— H omes For S ale CAPE HONEYSUCKLE, gal pots, orange and yellow (rare) 63 00-323-4540 NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT ) •wile office 6460mo 2 bay wars house 6660mo 339 5795 FLA RENT SANFORO 3/1 lg lot, corner of Crescent and Palm way 682 000 3226287 FREE CAR, 41 4 FUN ei your Mere lere interested1 Cal Lin­ da • 526-3517 I also offer repi pcs and new Tupperware FENCED PARKINO AREA easy access, can accom mortals up to 35 cart, heavy equipment, autos, etc 17 92' Airport Bhrd area available im­ mediately 6550 per month Phona 324*4440 or fas 1241166. RESTAURANT fkst longwood Tea room, catering Call today 339 6762 _________ ________ SANFORD- 1 174 sq ft Office on Lake Monroe Convenient to courthouse 4 City Hat Avail able immediately Morbit/er Group Inc (407) 539 1000 eil 106__________________________ 118— O f f ic e S pace Fo r R ent A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 sq ft 4 *>• 4265 A MONTH 0 * c e Storage 321-0120 or 333 25M 141— H omes For S ale JUST LISTED LAKE FRONT"! large 4 BR home on lake Lou­ ise (Deltona) approi 1600 sq ft. tarn room dtx gar. ter porch, lanced dock, tow baft* area. 4 many ptul features Incl AWQ 7 5N mod CALL NOW TO SEE"" 6102 500 Consider bade m RENTALS JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2495 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT S t S t. T Z tm tttf Since 1646 (407)112-611) K e m tff . 1*4* Sartor(J Spaoout amacl vw \ 1 5w/FR6«1 500 SL Joftn) JVvet 35-ac on nver in Debary 1/2 ns bontage Re­ duced to 6225 000 IndUltnal 14»ac across bom Ort San Airport zoned M l 6375 000 Lfiw down Easy quakfy low mo pymt 2,'t CA tool yard mi babwikngtot (407)322-6123 E m m t4c 322-7488 Re a l 1616 VINTAGE 1/1 * 1/1 apt 674 000 ELEQANT 4/1 neqhborhood ml history 4130 000 DOT WALLER, JERMOAN PROPERTY _______ m a f t o __________ 1626 VINTAGE in • 1/1 apt 376 000 ELEGANT 4/3 neighborhood ml history S IX 000 DOT WALLER. JERMOAN PROPERTY 313-1161 New WhJpporvrlll 6ub- 4/2 5 Custom home under const 2000 sq ft on pram tot mi beautiful oaks Price of 6169 600 met S16 000 in op tons you choose 616 MetIonvilla- 2 Story Vctor an at appraisal Tint 3/1 has cenbal H 4 A w/new plumbing •teen*, carpels, sinks, cabi­ nets. afinances and over 70 teet ot sc porches lot nest door also available in on W. 7th- completely ran ovated w'ceobal H 4 A It wont last long at 346.600 AkkFor Ken Sporka/Century 21 Oviedo Realty Commercial Office For tale 1200 tq ft on 1/2 acre fenced wftft paved parking Cenbal A»/ Heat 1419 W 2nd Street 655 000K 372-4430*dey 3111071/tvan Sanford Hlatorlc Dlstrtct (3) Commercial leased Units 4160.000. (1) Commercial Vac •m Lot 655.000 330-1465 71X1*0 2426 Wdow Ave Wa toe 6996046 DELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor mobte homesrie. horses. calM. lameng a nursaryt Zoned ago cultural 63 900/ACRE 8m down wtowner hnance 604-7671771 or 604-767-6622 OARRRME FARMS • Osteen/ Debona area to octm, ideal lor horses or can* farm Mobile home or homesae. Zoned agn 644.900 Fnancng ava* w/ sm em (604) 767-6300 RESIDENTIAL C o n e lot m Lake Mary Approi. I X i 83 Little Lake Mary access, sal­ able. waft to SCO 637.000 Cal 323-3672 157— M obile H omes Fo r S ale PARR AVE. H O I U PARK Hones 33.000 to 66.000 Set Up Financing QUET1122-2*61 I *A l f I < r . l t i m m . t *• f »'l * » *• t 6*1 | ‘ » .* 1 I / I . I GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes bom penraet on 4t. Detmquem Tax. Rapos R EO t You At m To* F i m (1)600-2169000 Ext. H 220S tor current kslng* LEARNTODRIVEl HUCT0RIMHfitS ¥>aramvtm'.\ • IS Day COL Traialai •Oay I Walks sd Classas • Fisastill Antstaaca • Carrtara Hlrlsj Oa Site ..T r u c k D r iv e r i i n s t it u t e 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 TREADMILL Llfestrtder 6200. 330-2276 231— C ar s Fo r S ale 81 DODGE SHADOW 2door. 78 000 mi Great eond ac. new tires *2300 324 4330 *4 NISSAN SENTRA 4 door AC. runs great 61.850060 Caa 323 2190 Tl JAOUAR SOVEREIGN A real beauty Only 25k miles 113 900 3X7029 DON'T WONDER HOW TO G ET RID OF THAT OLD CAR! L E T US SELL IT FOR YOU!! The Sem/ne/e HeraM Classi­ fieds are the quickest and most maxpansive way to M l you cart Run you three kre ad tor 10 days and pay only *rt 00* Even better, if you m i |l sooner (wfscft we KNOW you wB) you can'Map you ad and onfy pay tor the number ot day* ft actu•ty rani What a Deal" Call today and watch tha Haratd Class)tisds worfc tor youil (407) 3222611 M tito cars u m n r r Porsche*. CaOkacs. Chevys. BMW*. Corvette* Also Jeef*. 4wo s Your area To* Free 1800 218-9000 Ext 2206 tor curenf kstngt 238— V ehicles W a n t e d CASH 111 PAKX For Junk Cars. Truck* 4 Mac' KEEP AMERCA MAUTftUL »3-M(0 MATTRESS SALE • Full size used box springs 4 mattress 665 00 Larry* Man 322-4132 199— P ets A S upplies PET QROOSRNQ by appt at my oftm or al you hone 20- yrs exp 767-0*06 211— A ntique/Collectisles HOUSE OF OOOOfEl X I Locust Ave Fum . appk . house­ hold M C I 4 candy 311-6396 BSgagPBiroCTBW g ] * INCOME TAX tor n t v and business Accounting Solu­ tions Pius. Inc 407-326-1600 AOVAMCI TtCTOMCS Addition*-Commercial Local Buttder since 1661 121-6444 CGC0014M NEW REMOOELRCPAm Doors, windows, caipenlry. t-ang. decks 4 concrete 323 4632 8 Q Baknt CSC19680 263-C a r p e n tr y CARPENTER. Al Home repaes. painting 4 ceramic tie. Richard Grow 321 -5972 CARPENTRY-ot alt types from decks to doors, rotten wood and lOyrs tor JR 324f 5052 114— Retired Carpenter looking l a ■ma4 tab* Wei over 40 yi af eipenence 331-0361 • Sags Storytagn •No0 « 8*kw or Afio* * Ensnur - Effcwt Stud*). 1BtdroomWorIBMApartment! • FrtnSy. On-SM DependMlt Uanigernem * Aac Stooge. PrnqRpno I Uorc1 Sanford Court Apartments i T r -c jy j SATURDAY ONLY 9-4 3003 S Park Ave (Pineaest area) Lots of great stuft STORE LIQUIDATION AND QARAQE SALE BIG YARD SALE Frt 4 Sat 109 41010 404 Cal•leu Or ESTATE SALE Antiques, etc • Hunteig • fishing • sports ■ toy* - XMas • 1920 s bunks • male sport coats ■ fire­ place m i ■ skeet shoot • etercse t>ke . go* clubs 4 bast books • clothing racks • ad b<ke* • 1920s wood wagon • wax decu - kichen- glass - cartop earner • toots • gaiv pee 4 buckets - odds 4 ends Down­ town Sanford. 226 E First Sheet Saturday OrVy October 9tft 4 torn. 9 00am 4 00pm Ritcheys Market, com­ er a Hwy 46 4 CR 15 near San­ ford mes Many iteme eicf 2 4 3door upright coolers stainless sleet tables, cash registers cot fee-maker, ice dispenser, mi­ crowave. electronic scales, desk, neon 'open' sgn Garage Ml* items and tools from several tamu** (407)660 1678 SUNRISE KIWANIS QARAQE SALE 2752 Country Club Road Satur day Only. Bam-i Household goods electronics tool*, pier c im equipment, clothes etc Benefits scholarshp fund ESTATE SALE Fn 6 Sal Please not before 9 am 106 Keigswood Ct (By Mayla* CC) Auto treadmit console stereo tyt. large Pengs 4 smel Pengs MOVING SALE tiffs of books (Christian A doc­ tors psychology), fum. baby •ems Fn 4 Sat. 10-3 X12 N Grandview Ave. Sanlord MOVING SALE Sat 4 Sun Sam • 7 1X1 Forest Or (E on 25th from 17-92 to Summerkn to Forest, turn rt) An­ tique bdrm tom. country kit. table, new fede-a-bed love Mat. Sega, clothes 4 more Must • I MOVING SALE Sat 6-4. Fu n. Ashes, toa*. something tor everyone 1601 W 4pi St (End a Persenmon) MULTV-FAM1LY BALE Fn. Oct • 6 Sat Oct 10 Couch, game table, toy*, plants, mac. 5530 III SL IS rtW S Of WI•on school, ftoiowr signs. TEN T SALE Stoves, dryer, truck topper A toa bos. bed. retndg clothes mac 225 Flamingo Dr (Sunland Es tales) Thus. Fn 4 Sat 9 5 YARD SALE Fit Sat 4 Mon 9 3 I X Petecrest Dr Sm size tad** clothes Bongo |tan* (sz t A 3). kng size sheets 4 more 8 FAMILY SALE ~ Fn 4 Sat Oct 9 4 10. 6-7 1900 Palmetto Ave Parra cage, generator, ndmg lawn mower, adult 4 kids clothe* baby turn. 454 engeie. lung-size bed. com­ puter printer, edger. total Mness machine, guava lefty, dining toom chavs, coffee table, type writer, electric guitar, amal ap­ pliances. household items 4 much, much more 303 TANGERINE DR. Frt 4 Sal. 7am-7 Childrens doth**, sizes I I ml*-14 Mens. rretMS 4 women t sizes In great conation Mac items 241— R ec . V e h ic l e s /C a m p e r s Fo r S ale F ix * in toe Trucks bed 6 . Kitchen, baftt. new ponfARoor S4M 322-5164 l(H.il I fill HPHI HI HR WILLINI. 10 UiCH ’ HiOPU Proven Method lo WANTED CARS, TRUCKS A VANS Any year make or modal. Will pay lop doUa/1 Call Qaoff Bed" u 302-5734 'Y f I MI i i i 8>i i i i » ii — m' UilUoiuim Mist t a r aronj rrtXM for brcumlnj rich. Call 24 Hr*. 1 0 8 4 * 1 1 4 9 NEED AN ELECTRICUMT c a u . n o r* e l e c t r i c 407-331-6733 M Yr*. 279-HAUUNG 253-A d d it io n s It R e m o d e l in g ELDER 4PRR4GS 0(1 SR 427 2 4 3 bdrma. untum 696 - 1115/ wk * 6125/dep Cal 333 3964 or tg ^ n a n a g e r a m ilU ^ ^ ^ ^ 322-7498 SAT A SUN 10/hT a TffTT All Day Driftwood Lane oft Lake Mary Bfvd 122 Lk Minnie Dr EVERYTHING' Huge garage M » '_________ SAT 4 SUN 8am-4pm 106 Wildwood Dr Hidden Lakes ANTIQUES, nusc Must see 330-5896____________________ 285- L a n d s c a p in g CARPENTRY CONCEPT hnshed carpentry windows door Cal Darren 766-4354 RHAL BfTATB, B4C Oft MettonviSa onto Forest Dr toaow signs Lots a GOOOiES" and GLASSWARE'""' DOUBLE BED. mnenprmg mat bee. box and metal Itame ml rollers 165 Can move 323 6090 107— M obile H omes Fo r R ent 7000 SQ. FT. WAREHOUSE 70i100 efote to Fori M elon Park. Good tocabon. easy ac- (407) 322-2611 OPEN FIELD SALE FRI/SAT 8-? 181— A ppliances & Furniture For S ale SANFORD 2/1 near Sammote HS, CHA W.D Hock Up Crpf S jtS O K M S J H M o r ia a ^ lS Waruiouse/Rental S pace A YARD SALE is tha perfect way to do that and the Smmlnoi* Hereto can bring people to your door AdverbM you sale m the Sem/note Hereto tor only 651/ kne and watch the item* leave white the money come* ev Cal by Noon on Tuesday and you 5kne ad can run lor three days to the Herald la ONLY 66.1IM A* we ask is that you prepay toe ad Cal us-wt can help" 217— G arage S ales Two BR Custom S « g * Wide. Nee carpet. C HA. awning , shed Owner wdhe* 122-1717. RINO SUE WATERBED with wood bane and bookcase Metor Headboard compteta 6100 Can move 322 6219 4/2. to toed acres, huge rme. sc porch 2 out bldgs 1164J00. VI.*,Over 1.600 eq ft . kvftkrV tarn. bp*, toed. 663.600 3/1, com toL appt. new carpet. A/C. IS LANDSCAPE" PLANTS I'gJsbum 3gl 52 00 ever green giant St 00. boxwood, mondo grass and many more 323 6387 149— C ommercial P roplrty For S ale 153— A creage L o t Fo r S als 6T. JOHN RIVER FRONT2/2. over 1600 sq ft. mg pool. 2 c gar. ptot I c carport, over 1/3 SC w/dock 6150Gmoo Venture I Properties 311-4764. SANORA 30 Dbl Oar Dm Rm ScrnPch. UOpt 6721/6700 .46ELBERRY 3/1J Dewig Room Crprt Outside Storage Comer Lot CH A 4710/760 COUNTRY CLUB in Fam Rm. Crprt HsaVAa------64644410 SANFORD in Duplsi. Living Rm. Carprt CH'A 6)46/6360 NORTHLAKE in San Pauo. Part Fum. Lake. Comm Pool, W/D Hook-ups...... 4 600/6*00 WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? to BOB'S FAMOUS PEANUTS 4 FRESH JUMBO SHRIMP Secret reope on peanuts written up several teres m local news­ papers Come by A have the BEST after ail be rest 2330 C e V r ^ J r ^ a n to r t ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 364-640) or 6*7-4441 5 T E R S TR 5U — 217— G a r a g e S ales Eat 105— D uplex/T ripeex DacarDwxt frank* Nnwciieas laws A StoUwes Ansts mWto Dm Dcssm IliiUy WM Oeeey Mwki 93— R o o m s For R ent Buy 221— G ood T hings P/T Janitorial Sub-Contractor Akamonto Area Sal 4 hrs Sun 3 hrs 425&'mui (904) 533-1419 Men* racket (too Citoclwu lewd tiiku to w Watswi to SHINGLE INSTALLERS Tools 4 bans req Cat 834 6346 to d ay USkS tutors isoke ISIS H u nan Sow 11201 Mv 1M01 Mm ttfioQtipM i m m i nimikai 4 intirunnenti frsn u n Me Jm Oa/igye to WWums k k U i llu w Juki f SERVERS 4 KITCHEN help 1/1 4 pn. OATOnS LANDING __________ 330 1612__________ SERVERS- Days ontyt F/T or P/ T Good Pay Apply at Marine hotel. 530 N Palmetto Avenue Sanford_________________ SERVICE TECHNICIAN tor local propane company Immediate FT position available Vacation tick pay. COL Clast B a plus Apply m person Discount Pro­ pane 3604 S Orlando Dr. Sanford ________________ to Alum. Cana Copper / Brass Kokomo Recycling: 311-0004 *11 W. Fleet-M/F 6-6, SM.6-1 Rug Satos/Wsrshouse- AMe to Ml 30 to 60 « » tShr Will bam Car Required 339-1911 323-8670 Can 331 0466 219— W anted ROOFERS WANTED Helpers also Musi hive bans porta tom Cal 322 1449 □fflCRCRS $11.15 TO START Orad* tor Students CalMTh 11-4pm 6699191 'Estrapayto drivers. 'Open 6 em 401 Dogtrsck Rd Longwood 260 4106 MARINER S VILLAGE LABORERS NEEOED CASHIERS W i Pam tor To4 cdkectort 24 opervngs tor fleiple people FT 6 P/T Pd Traewig. vacation heakh. dental. Me insurance CaN 407464-M4S Winker Oerden Needs 100 workers dally, JOIN me best haakhcare team m Voiuva county Rattorstive CNA needed immedisleiy Previous eipenence helpful Call Debsry Manor 407-4444416. EOC. pile repair eip heiplui 150MP Johnson Outboard 4 GAL Performance Duel Aite Trailer Runs 4 looks great' 68 900 Darrd 407 322-3563 ' l l sign on bonus lo new cm- SANFORD AREA 3 1 Central H4A targe lot. quwl location *6 3 !to 2 ^ M lg > J W 7 *2 7 7 ___ Needed tor iqht nduttna! Eft) wan numatc tools end 20 FT CENTER CONSOLE BONITA RIGHT HAND MAN 98— R entals Mainstay Suites 2 1 5 -B oats & A ccessories m u SM bNAis.S4BitN323'330l \ CONSTRUCTION cleanup ext )unk removed Meet cam anytme 407-366-1641 a 407-365-0741 Rental property, garagftthed clean tpa. appkance*. bash, brush 407-146-3644 or pgr 407-616-0317 280-H om e Im p r o v e m en ts LARKMS LANOSCAPB4Q A •*RfGATKM Wa eistaft tod. mg sys 4 repae shrub*, mutches, brick paver*. Mump grind. 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Florida • Thursday, October 8. 1998 by Chic Young U LO NO IE by Mort Walker B E E TLE B A ILE Y ' TN A T 5 WHY I P U T A M O U SETR AP IN YOUR DRAWER* by Art Sansom M ED lD W H M * NAPOLEON HAD HO WAIEKUxT l HA.VC M THO^N APPLE1 Sorry: Aging still inevitable UEAH DR. GOTT: I’m a 61 year old male who has always been super active: biking, walking, windsurfing and skiing However. I’m losing stami­ na and strength as I grow older. This depresses me. I suppose this is what aging is all about but how can I fore­ stall the inevitable? DEAR READER: Huh? You wont me to give you the key to anti-aging? In this column? Listen, if I had the answer you seek, I'd be sitting on Mount Olympus clipping coupons. Seriously, you know the drill: As we age, muscles become weaker and less bulky, we lire more easily, our stami­ na diminishes. Even active older peo­ ple will experience a decline In perfor­ mance and strength. This is an unavoidable consequence of aging. Nonetheless, we can do much to slow the inevitable decline. Physical exertion is not only beneficial for heart, lungs, circulation and attitude; studies have proved that regular exer­ cise will maintain m uscle mass. Therefore, although such activity will not roll the clock back, it will at least help you remain active and indepen­ dent. Keep at it — and accept, howev­ er reluctantly, the progressive restric­ tions of aging DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm 5 feel 3 Inch es and weigh ISO. I've tried everything from diet pills to weight loss groups. My husband has given me an ultima­ tum: If I don't lose significant weight in the next 13 months, he'll leave me. He says if I really loved him. I'd trim down What can I do? DEAR READER: Ultimatums can be hard to deal with, as the “etlher or" options they give are often unreason­ able or inappropriate. For example, your husband is probably incorrect in assuming that if you loved him you would slim down You undoubtedly do love him — and can't lose weight. Therefore, the lose-weight-or-else doctrine is not only scary, it's unrea­ sonable. I believe that your best approach is to put yourself under the ca re of a doctor. T here may be a metabolic abnormality underlying your weight problem, or you may need evaluation by obesity specialists at a teaching hospital to which the doctor can refer you. You may also need some counseling to help you manage stress, problems with self-image — and your husband's demands. In addition, you may want to look into marriage counseling. If your hus­ band agrees to go with you, he may be able to learn more effective ways to uur life Someone should point out to By Phillip Alder As 1 mentioned Monday, the word "cue-bid" is used in several different situations. Today, let's look at one of the most common. Your partner has made either an overcall or a takeout double, and you wish to tell him that ou have an unexpectedly strong and. How would you do it? You could smile broadly, but that Is illegal; also, partners mustn’t look at each other during a deal. (You may look at an opponent — perhaps to check that he U ni peeking at hU part­ ner.) Instead, you bid tne opener’* suit This announces 12-plus hlgh-card points (maybe a bit less with divine dUtribution). If partner has overcalled, some 66.37 percent of the time — approxi­ GOTT, M.D. ho loved you. he would *tick with you regardless of your weight. For most obese people, help is available. I am certain that you will feel relieved at obtaining reputable medical assistance. At the same time, the dynamics of your marriage need York, NY 10156. Be sure to mention attention, too. the title. C ISMNEWSTAI’ER ENTERPRISE ASSN To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “The B attle of the Bulge." You can write to Dr. Gott Other readers who would like a copy at P.O. 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Inc mately! — the cue-bid also shows I0O SM Nortk three-card or better support for part­ a A J 74 ner's suit. v y 7a3 If partner has doubled, the cue Is ♦ J 8 purely point-showing. After it, both a q to partners bid suiU trying to And a fit — East West as in thU deal. a 65 a 2 When North doubles, South could V A K I 0 1 * J! blast into four spades, but what's the « 10 6 5 3 ♦ K 6742 hurry? A sUm might be on. So, he cuea 97543 a K as bids the opener’s suit to show 12-plus points. North bids his heart suit, a K Q to 6 5 3 South mentions hU spades, and North » 554 jumps to game in the known Bl ♦AQ West starts with three rounds of a J 2 hearts, East ruffing away dummy's queen. Back comes a diamond. If you Vulnerable: Both were South, how would you continue? Dealer West Based on West's opening bid, the di­ South West North East amond finesse stands no chance, but Pass Dbl. l e the dub finesse is a certainty. Also, to Pass Pass 1 * 2« get home you need the dub finesse to All pass Pass 4 a 2* succeed. So, win with the diamond ace, draw trumps, and run the club Opening lead: v A jack. The diamond queen disappears on dummy's third dub winner. CIMSby NEA tar by Bob Thavts FRANK AND ERNEST in 4 m v• ■T ■ »r ' 10-8 GARFIELD OOTT PETER nim the corollary of his ultimatum: If b handle his anger and the grandiose concept that he can somehow control A competitive cue-bid dr. by Jim Davis qfour SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 13-Dee. 21) Be very careful that you're not drawn into someone etse's uncomfortable situation today. You could and up sharing die con­ sequences of his or her poor judgment. Thursday, Oct S, 1666 CAPRICORN (Oee. 22-Jen, IS ) Donl Personal benefits can be developed in leet composed to commit to e companion the year ahead from Muabona where oth­ today If It's not In your best Interest. ers have laid the ground work. You*! earn You're not obfcgated to Inflict punishment your share by contributing a whole new, upon younoN. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fefc. 16) II you're fresh oersoectrve U S B A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your ofcfec- working with unfamiliar toots today, be tivee wta bo wel defined today, but your methodKel end take your kme In order to methods might Impede your progress. do a sate job Donl count on others to Donl fal into e see- defeating trap. Know set the pace lor you. where to look tor romance and you? find PISCES (Feb. 20-March M ) It you're N. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker instantly indrterent or too lazy to protect your own reveals which signs ere romanticely per­ interests today, someone might do 6 for fect for you. Mail 62.75 to Matchmaker. you. You'll most likely dislike the way do this newspaper, P.O. Bos 1758, they handU tttinge. ARIES (March 21-April I t ) Those who Murray HA Station, New York, NY 10156 SCONPtO (O c t 24-Nov. 22) Judge oth­ ere usually appreciative ol your favors ers by the way they react to you today, might nol be enthusiastic recipienls not by tome preconceived notion you today. However, Xs not your Isuit if (hey have about them. All acquaintances cent get a handle on things. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's best not should be judged by their menu <Brthday to cnticue others today, because it could produce undesirable results Conversely, it you have something nice to say, el wA GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be watchful today tor a crafty huckster peddling something that tin t worth the price. Donl be elraid to examine items thoroughly before making any purchases. C A N C E R (Ju n e 2 1 -Ju ly 22) Un­ fortunately, this la one ot thoae days when your time may not be your own. Other* will need your knowledge and skAs m order to resolve their problems. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) If you want to come out on the plus side today, keep your material expectations within reason­ able bounds. Expect loo much end you could chA any deal before 6 gala started. VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) You have a marvelous gift tor doing things to cell attention to yourself, end this facet ot your personality will be In high gear today. Drew *oohs* end *aahs,' nol T>ooe.‘ C IN I hy MCA. Inc � 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, October 08, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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AUGUST 18.1998 Clinton admits sex acts; locals opine ‘H e wbo if w ithout tin c u t the fin t *w r i 'i w o r » r ^ » vw »Y»v ■'« «.» ^ * d �S A •Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Tuesday. August IB , 1998 ________________ Y our yard is first defense Blood Bank Dancing for Sonlora Central Florida Blood Bank ts asking donors of all types blood - especially O-type do­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Hie Over BO Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Deltonlans 13-plece band. Donation $3.00. Optimist Club The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. Woman's Club Lake Mary Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May. For information, contact Maryann HofT. 3218226. WEATHER storms. Highs In the low-gOa. Lows I n Z H d - T O . V u S t SEE Aft"??00V thunderstorms. Highs In the tow-90e. Lows In the mid-70a. Th—adaii Alternoon thunderstorm*. Blahs In ***■*■*■1 SOUDUK I M U t min. 2:45 a.m.. maj. 8:45 a.m.. min. 3:10 n Qon P m »n^), 9.20 p.m. l US h Dayfana I n n : high: It may surprise you to know that your yard Is the first line of defense for Florida's fragile environment. The health of Florida's estuaries, rivers, lakes and aquifers depends In part on how you landscape and maintain your yard. And you don't even have to live on the water to make a difference because storminiter runoff Is the main source of pollution of wa‘«w*ya. •to m watar nowffi Rain environm ent .~ RSffif r P |'' t t B iS ' ;; : t E w 'w I- » ' ■■■' ^ Undl University AL FERRER t Industry, the Florida's CoopIon Service, the iary Programs, a n t College Pro- falls on yards, roads and eratfve E) parking lots, then washes Into National streams and bays, carrying Florida Be pollutant* like fertilizers, pea- gram and tickles. soil and petroleum mental afl products. Scientists have dls- was devek covered that fertilizers and oua probk pesticides from residential ar- dMppMH eaa can be serious threats to lM lag hoi the health of Florida's waters. He to W t When runoff contains nitrogen program | from fertilizers, algae can be- i^ m I m come so abundant that aquatic In the cm plants are smothered, oxygen dents n d i la depleted and Ash kills may fc w y tb result. In some freshwater en­ vironments phosphorus is of­ ten the nutrient responsible for algae blooms. Toxic aib - tfon la undoubtedly the Dm stances such as common land­ part of landscaping. Florida's scape and household pesti­ climate supports countless va­ cides can damage reproduction rieties of plants, and many are In marine life. Tha Vtoatta Tarda ft Neighbarhaod h e g a n t This pro- on native plants. Once native plants are established in the right location, moat require lit­ tle. If any. supplemental water, fertilizers or pesticides. Many native plants have a value for wildlife. Native Dowering and ftultmg plants can bring birds and butterflies into your yard ar^youndew . good landscape design Incor­ porating the right plants In the right places reduces mainte­ nance requirements and costa. Pollution-free maintenance la when plants are se­ lected with that goal In mind. If your landscape requires too B o w le r m u st str ik e d o w n sp a r e p o u n d s l&tCbutiu&LMMW' S'OFF P n m 041 O m ttg t, to E n g irt* R tb u tk b fto ** E la rv.-iinatL~i T-i.*: .ria iu v m * f~ tr -v r h v m il 1110 M m u iD MOSTCAM •MAKSS 4 TUN* UP �B, .. ...1 i■ .j■ H y d r a n t p ig e o n s a r e r a r e st tftotograph by the ronsresble tmmmf VWsseat ie mutled ‘Hydrant Pigeon." Vincent ssys there ere stool pigeons end then there ere hy­ drant pigeons. The tydrant pj- <$(T TODAY l 4 i ' * .. . t «eu! J RUSS WHITE • ULY YOLEY WA1CH ySuhtit/ijn! frfUfii'l . ' �4A - Sammolo Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, August 18, 1990 IN BRIEF U2i! 4 *° ? ptom‘ Thet0d?T. publicfrom Is Invited tour the unit, meet wtth the staff and enjoy complimentary refreshmenta. The unit Is located on the second floor of the hosltal. 1401 W. Seminole Blvd. R09OVIEDO N«V$n - Oct your motor running. Head out on the highway, hop on that -hog* of yours and let the wind blow through your hair. What's that you say. Bunky? You don't have a "hog"? And your hair Is thinning? Well, the Florida Hospital Diabetes Center Foundation lias Just what you need, No...not hair replacement. silly. They're sponsoring a Do* nation Draw wtth the p rtie being a 1998 Harley Davidson "Fkt Boy" Anniversary Edition motorcycle. tb participate you can obtain a ticket for the drawing by donattng $5 to the Florida Hospltal Diabetes Center. Drawing tickets are available locally at the Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce. The drawing will be held at noon on No­ vember 10. You need not be present to win. The prtee Harley Davidson "Fat Bey" motorcycle will be on display at the Thursday, Aug. SO membership luncheon of the Greater Oviedo Cham­ ber of Commerce, held at Tou­ can Willie's Restaurant In Oviedo. Tickets for the draw will also be available at the luncheon. For more Information call the Oviedo Chamber at (407) 365-6500 or FloridaHospital Diabetes Center at (407) 8978096. G r o u p s t o d is c u s s S a n f o r d ’s f u t u r e Committee «0«nt 0f t rruulaHv « * y * D o n e i « 111 J camiamd I ^ ... *1. nRrr^ m nt"Let's do should be i "If we rcsol(together) make us sti 90 days, wi all our pro 15 years, cities playe m .. rj.^, springs h JL..J5 0Dmcn, Df ' . *ot of ,fl mlacommui slon during previous Master Plan committee meetings. In­ cluding reports on the pro­ posed move to downtown San-, ford. Improvements to the Sanford seawall, a report on the proposed hotel/conferenrc center project at Fort Mellon park, and the midge program. At the July CRA meeting, John Y. Mercer was elected. rivetwalk enhancements, an additional $00,000 tor tide* walk* from MeUomrlDe Avenue to 13th Street) and the re­ maining $367,000 to be used for sidewalks along U.B. High- Uon Improvement I which Includes $99,i Dallari said In a special called meeting on Aug. 0. that he had tried three times to meet with Winter Springs to discuss their differences (over Battle Ridge), but the meetings had not happened. affected party status In the Battle Ridge land use Issue, "We want to start the process of our city's talking, said Partyka. The county voted Tuesday to Join Oviedo In fighting the Department of Community Amur's decision. Partyka and Dallari did get finding the land use change In together for breakfast prior to compliance wtth winter the Aug. 11 county commission ✓ Spring’s comprehensive land meeting. Partyka told the plan. Oviedo council that he and The city and the county have Dallari discussed many issues until the end of this week to at the breakfast and that at the transmit the petitions to TaUaconcluslon, "the earth conlln- hasaee. ued. It didn't break* The representatives from Winter Sortnaa sat through Partyka said he would like three hoursofOviedo business, Oviedo to consider not moving which Included a presentation forward with the petition to file fay the Florida Department of Book hands of the Lord, Vdglc said thal Methodist Church "In good faith ami thank you notea United Methodist. Malay said that I now the attempts attempts by the abate boys" to hold an to their businesses. "They're desperate," he said, they're going to tty everything to survive." On Nov. I, Seminole County voters can either approve or rtte a Public Decency Ordinance that would cover up -nude dancers tn dubs. It would also apply to what residents themselves would be permitted to wear or not wear. The Seminole County Citlsena far Decenqr gathered more than 9,600 signatures to p u n the County rnmmtoMnn to enact the ordinance. This failed, 3-2. N ov it goes to the voters. Boom suspect the prosperous adult entertainment in- Culiough Hoad. In the end, ! Oviedo council mads no mal action Monday wtth te­ nd to meeting wtth Winter rings. 'alette U-JamU. a homener In MacKJnley's Mil), Scam peels will then hang a sign on the ATM stating, *lf your card gets stuck, enter your PIN to eject It." While the sheriffs depart­ ment stressed that th e n have been no reported inci­ dents In Seminole County to date, but urges residents or bank offlcteJa, If such a situation la encountered, notliy law enforcement immedi­ ately by calling $-1-1, �i’,rr \ ■’il * *, ~iby Chic Young When to see a Ing U seriously wrong. Then your doc­ tor can examine other, less dangerous cauaea for your symptom, such aa cheat wall syndrome or anxiety disor­ der. While no one welcomes unneces­ sary testing, 1believe that your doctor has an obligation to cover all the DEAR DR. GOTT: Your questionand answer column proviae* i mthcc by dispelling some myths and correct­ ing Information. I have been dis­ turbed. however, by your tendency to advise referral to a subspecialist, rather than to recommend family pfijilrltni T h m doctors are trained to ■■■in and treat moot diseases. I am a Madly physician end refer only To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Understanding Heart Disease." Other readers who would Uki a copy should send $2 plus a lane seif addressed, stamped envelope to P-O. Box 2017, Murray HUI Station, New York, NY 10151 Be ewe to menUon the title. _______ omsNieirAmBftnHMiAMN. treat- prudent for your doctor to order one. ima, I If the teat la abnormal, you can cause receive treatment that might save mated year Ms. If the angiogram la normal, local yoe can he vtotwaBy certain that noth- L NKfWDTWE. C M JU H CK M THEPlMtXOUND? 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J . 1996 C H E V Y .„•/< •/ , w M U V M A 'S T -too 14 / n u t J l \ t * S t IK* TV4 0 1 ITWSWti 01401 M S Si MU UMTS U 4t 0 t St V O 0 *1 >TVS TV * HI OS T//4T/1 >S ?UHf\ >S/S i >M > 4U OS ,l OH JO/W, HtOt OtOO “7 8 0 0 FREE , 8 8 8 239-9109 3455 ORLANDO DRIVE (407)321 HIGHWAY17 92 • 1/2 MILE NORTH OF LAKE M A R Y BOULEVARD M O N -S A T : 9 A M -9 P M - m m m m m m PW 1 r IN SANFORD ^www.billheardorlando.com �Lighthouse shines �■pv •A ■Serr*no<*Herakl.Sanford,Florida-Tuesday.August 18.IMS Lftflil N o tlC t Continued from Page BA to build a 13*3 advantage. ChcrryvIHe did Its damage with the extra base hit. clubbing Are home runs and two doubles against Sanford starter Brian Nielsen and re­ liever Lytle. The only Post 53 pitcher who proved to be ef­ fective was Frost, who gave up no runs and no hits over the final three Innings, while striking out six and walking only one. Providing the offense for Sanford were Ferrell (2-for-5 with a double, two runs, two RBI). Phil­ lip Eubanks (2-ror-4. two runs, RBI). Lytle (2for-4). Ouy Erwin (2-for-S), Scott Hlilnskt (double, run). Silva (single, run. two RBI), Frost (single. RBI) and Troy Boutwell (run). ADULT SOFTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will be offering Fall Slow Pitch Softball Leagues in the following divisions j Church. Co-Ed. In­ dustrial. Wooten and Men. Both Plnchurat and Chase (for the last time before It ta converted to a Youth Base­ ball Complex) parks will be used. An organizational meeting, all teams must have a representative a t this meeting, will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 19th Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. His stats Tor the 1996 season Is in the first column,, personal-best . season totals In the second column and career totals (including 1998 games) in the third column. Raines was 2-for-4 with his fifth home home run of the season, scored a run and drove In one Monday night as David Cone became the major leagues' first 19-game winner as the Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-1. In s pair of games against the Texas Rangers over the weekend, Raines was l-for-5 with a run scored in a 16-5 loss on Saturday and 1* for-1 as a pinch-hitter In a 6*5 vlctoiy on Sunday. The Yankees are now 91-30. Nonei is himbv otviN ay ttw Oltr Commtatkin of th# CHy of la b * Mary. Florid*, tbol u M Commltiton will hold • FuSMa H airing oo Soplombof 3rd, I N S , •! 7:00 P M , or toon Iharaaflar at pottlbfo. to cooalder a roquott from Bovarty Inlarpriat*. Ine., for •AINBS QAUQB CATKOORY Oames........ ;...... At-bats............... Runs.................. Hits. IM ttttlltllttM Ptl RBI...................... Doubles. •!>«•••asst ill Triples................. Home runs......... Steals.................. Average............... New participants must also pre-register and be present at the field to be placed on a team. Ages 7-to-9 (Minor League) will meet at 9 a.m. Ages 10-to-12 (Major Lcaguef will meet at 11 a.m. Ages lS-lo-15 (Senior League) wlU meet at 1 p.m. Any questions ,about any of the Sanford Recreation Department offerings or farther Information can be obtained by calling (407) 330-5697. In Flat Sa ab ». F a s * 1*. *« W * FubM* Haaapda a f 8 anti* ate county Flarida, m ane* ran Norm U 'U H ' W aal afaag aafd rtnM al way. M S T t N M h m * FC . af a awry* la a a a w n (h * S I and haring a rndlna af m t M laal. Sa n a a Waateriy YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will be holding a Youth Flag Football League for players 7-through-IB ycars of age. Player Placement Day will be Saturday. August 22nd on the Held across from Sanford Middle School on 17-92. Returning playem do not have to attend Placement Day. but m ust pre-register at the Sanford Recreation Department Youth Cen­ ter. 1st Door of Sanford City Hall. 900 N. Park Avenue, by August 22nd. ,.M vasa 1ms m ItfTH 1 �8amlnolaHarakJ,Sanford,Florida•Tuoaday,August 10,1906 •7A k k*i < C LA S S IFIED S Seminole Herald C LA SSIFIED AD RATES Tuaaday thru Friday 12 Noon tha aty o iT o n pu d n c o t o c i. Sunday 12 Noon Friday Marina S B 5 m 5 I A M I lind lft —m I j g w w ow �KIT ’N ’ C A R L Y I.E Sw rtnde Herald. Sanlord. Honda • Tuesday, August 18,1998; ® by U r r y W rlRhl 93—Rooms For Rent 71—Help Wanted 71—Help Wanted 157—Mosile Homes For Sale 217—G arage Sales 231—Cars For Sale 160—Business For S ale 87 TOTOTAPIWtUPAsp^ee. H+nn t* truck. I2000ot» 181—Appliances It Furniture For Sale DON'T WONDER HOW TO GET RID OF THAT OLD CARI Jot 3304541 L E T U S S E LL IT FO R YOU!! 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T H IS WEEKEND... High school class produces videos Get ready fo ra Great Day l ondng Sanford, Caooolborry, Lafco Mary, Longwood, Oviodo, Wlntor Sprinfa and Samlwola County olneo ISOS 5 0 C e n ts THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1998 91st YEAR, No. 54 Mitch spares county Here come the Bush Brothers The Bush Brothers a ir the deal. George W. has been reelected as governor o f Texas and J rb is the new governor o f Florida. It's been RUSS WHTTK awhile since brothers served simultaneously. The Rockefeller Brothers were the last - Nelson In New York and Wlnthrop In Arkansas. Form er president Bush must be very proud o f his sons. He chose to be with Jeb on Tuesday night, perhaps because winning Is old hat with George W. This was Jeb's first big victory after a disappointment four years ago. T h r local Republicans are delighted tliat Jeb Bush Is tak Ing over In Tallahassee. He nrar ly doubted Buddy MacKay's vote total In Seminole County, a Republican stronghold. He's a staunch conservative, a convert­ ed Catholic and la against abor­ tion. Bush's pro life stance excites Andrea Krazelse. the executive director o f the Sanford Crists Pregnancy Center. K a y b e we will see less abortions.'* Krazrtse said. ’ And I would expect that women will becom e better Informed and real U r they do have choices." 7 1 Si*'.! & Death suspicious, police say ( luldtll (rill B y B ill Kerns HERALD STAFF W RITER SANFORD • The Sanford P o ­ lice Department Is Investi­ gating the death o f a man found on Ihe floor o f a factory this morning with a bluntforce trauma lo the head. Em ployees o f Federal Parts, at 3795 S. Sanford Ave. In Sanford, found the deceased white-male lying on the floor, und called the poller at 7:46 a.m.. poller said. Commander Ray Hnmsnn o f the Sanford Police Departm ent, said thr death Is brin g In ves­ By R a n Whits HERALD STAFF WKITKK s e m in o l e It disappointed Krazelse (hat Gov. Lawton Chiles offered little help to the pro life movement. ’ He nixed the effort to have 'Choose Life" tags." she said. ’ It Is okay to Save the Manatee or Save the Panther but not to Save Our Children." Krazelse said that the legisla­ tion she would like to see passed Is a parental consent rule for teen-age pregnancies. ’ None Is required now. It should be." Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Morris said he believes Bush will be a strong ally for the county. Morris expects he will support most o f the county's major pro­ jects - particularly roads and light rail. *We wish Jeb Bush could have made It four years ago." M orns said. *We're over­ joyed he's In now." Jeb Bush seems to be a warmer, fnendlter fellow than his brother. He certainly made a lot of frtends as he campaigned In 1998. Provided he serves the people well, he figures to romp again In 2002. George W. Bush has an eye on the White House, o f course. It would be Interesting If Jeb were tils running mate. When the Kennedy’s were In Washington the Republicans used to complain, "We re living In the Grtmm Wortd o f the Brothers W onderful." Wonder what kind of world 11 would be with the Bush Brothers. co unty a deadly hurrtrane turned Milch that claimed morr than 10.000 lives In Central Am rrtra Is lad­ ing called ’ a rain event," In Its stop In Flortda. *W lut happened In Central Amertca was horrendous." said Seminole County Flrr Chief and Meteorologlsi Terry Schenk. 'M ost o f Milch Is gone now • W e've had steady but light rain. And lliat's going lo Ik- all. *W r‘rr going to have a gre.it afternoon and the weekend Is going lo be ideal." Schenk said. T i l l be cool. In the low 70s. Maybe our best weather o f the year." The forecast Is good news for the Golden Age Games par tlclpant.s In Sanford. The track and field events are scheduled for Saturday. Il Is gixxl news, also, for thr high school foot­ ball gam es to lie played Friday night. Mitch was downgraded from a hurricane lo a tropical storm before It reached Florida. Il created strung winds In thr southern part o f the state and threatened to spawn Isolated tornadoes. The 20 to 25 mph winds som e expected In Cen­ tral Flortda did not happen. The Flortda Keys Co-Op re­ ported today that 12.000 resi­ dents - 40 percent o f Its cus­ tomer base - were without power this morning. Several tornadoes touched down In the night. There was an early m orning tornado In Miramar In Broward County. Th r Naples area had heavy rains this morning. State emergency managers operated three shelters In the Flortda Keys housing 200 evacuees. At Its peak. Milch wax a Category 5 storm, the most powerful Caribbean storm In 10 years. More than 7.000 died as the storm hit the Honduras and more than a million were driven from their homes. There are 2.400 dead In Nicaragua. Those In Honduras were left without food, medicine and supplies as almost all thr country's roads were wiped out. As many as 11.000 people are missing. The U.S. Peace Corps was telling Its 200-plus m em ­ bers to leave Honduras. W hat­ ever aircraft available Is being used lo search for survivors. Along with em ergency sup­ plies. the U.S. has sent more than two dozen aircraft and 500 m ilitary personnel to a s ­ sist with air surveillance and rescue m issions. On Thursday the National Hurricane Center Issued a tropical storm warning along a line from Tarpon Springs to New Smyrna Beach and south. A combination o f Mitch and a front m oving through this area caused the rain bill little else. Car seat checkup SANFORD • AAA. Safe Kids and the Orange County S h eriffs Office wtll con­ duct free Car Seat Checkup events on Friday from 1:30 until 3 p.m.. and Saturday from 9 until 11 a m. at the TOYS R US located at 101 Tow ne Center Bhrd.. across from the Seminole Towne Center Mall, to educate families about the Bronson said an Invrstlg.i lor from thr S tair Attorney's Office was on thr scene. The Florida Departmrnt o f Law Enforcement has also hern called . I Irons*m said the polio- .ire trying lo l*xatr the owner at thr company. Howard Lav Toddler drowns in backyard pool By BUI Kerns HERALD STAFF WRITER CASSELBERRY A 17 month old boy drowned m his fa m ­ ily's backyard swimm ing pool W ednesday In Cassrlt>erry. while under Ihe ca rr o f his grandmother. a ro in tin g to the Sem inole C ou nty Sheriff's Office. Celia Kimbretl. 74. ol Ho# Hi# paddles her way m the canoe race obstacle course Wednesday during the 24th annual Golden Age Games r San­ ford. For more on the Games, please see pages 4A 6A Local store breaks food stamp laws SPECIAL TO THE HERALD SANFORD - A Sanford store has received Ihe maximum penalty for food stamp pro­ gram violations, the U.S. De­ partment o f Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service (KNS| re­ ports. Bcxlen's Seafood. 2330 Crlrry Ave., Sanford, owned by Robert Bodrn. was permanently dis­ qualified from participating In thr fcxxl stamp program based on evidence showing that store personnel exchanged cash fur food stamps. T ra fflrk ln g ts Ihe most se­ vere violation of thr food stamp program that a storr owner or his em ployees can commit,* said Ann F. Wages o f FNS's Tallahassee ofllre. "ft Is not only a violation o f pro­ gram rules, bill It hurts the food stamp recipient's family and children who depend upon ihe program for gixxl nu­ trition und taxpayers who fund Ihe program.* W ages said that food stamps can be used legally only to buy fcxxl or seeds and plants lo be used In gardens lo grow food. Items that ca n ­ not be* bought with food stamps Include alcoholic Fantasy winnings CASSELBERRY - A ticket sold In Casselberry was among (he 21 winning tickets that matched Tuesday's FANTASY 5 drawing. The winners will share a topprize payout totaling $251,374.20. Each ticket holder will receive a cash prize of $11,970.20. tigated under suspicious . ir n im stu n ers. 'l l appears employ*-*-, found the laxly lying nn tin floor o f thr factory.* Brunson said. 'W r'rr processing the sernr. trying lo clear rvcivoii** out o f thr area.* beverages and tobacco, automotive products, paper prcxlucts or pet foods. ’ Although many non-food Items are necessities, pur­ chasing these Items with fcxxl stamps or tr.illU king In fcxxl stamps circumvents the Intent o f the program.* W ages M id . T h e program Is d e­ signed to help low Incom e fam ilies buy Ihe food they need for a healthy diet. Any other type o f transaction with fcxxl stamps ts p roh ib ­ ited.* Before a store owner rnn participate In thr fcxxl stamp program, he or she must cer­ tify that the store sells food for home preparation and consum ption. Another condition for authorization Is that store owners must sign an a gree­ ment that they will abide Ijy fcxxl stamp program rules. Violations o f Ihe nilcs can re­ sult In storrs being disquali­ fied for periods of time ranging from six months to permanently. The penalty for trafficking In food stamps Is permanent disqualification from Ihe program. The USDA encourages the VFW Post 10139 and Its Ladles Auxiliary Saturday from noon until 8 p.m. at Seventh Street and Avenue E. Chuluota. Activities will Include a parade at noon, a flag raising ceremony, craft tables. Bingo, food games and cratls. A fireworks d is­ play will begin at 7 p.m. All procreds will be used for the construction o f a basket b ill court for the community. Public meeting ORLANDO • Th e Orange. Osceola, and Seminole Counties Joint Coordinating Board for the Transportation Disadvantaged Coordinated System will Veterans day celebration CH U LU O TA • A Veterans Day Celebration will be hosted by Uie Oviedo Fire department d isp atch ­ ers Instructed Sadler over the phone on performing CPR un­ til param edics arrived. Th e toddlrr was taken lo Florida Hospital. hut pronounerd Sadler told deputies she was taking a five minute shower. When she called (nr her grandson there w >■ u< answer. Shr found lie hoy luul rsllt-tl ill*- lions*- t In **•i i*l, an open sliding gl.i .!• r, past an unlatched ->i ■n door. He thru fell into the pixil. deputies said Sadler wutrhrd her f-r.iiiil son everyday In hrr horn* while tier daughter .aid sou In-law were .it work, drpu lies said i l i e stale attorney's of It* > i examining the case lo del mine II any charges will filed. At this lim e. It ap| to lx* a tr.igle acc ident «Ic-| ties said. Xwahl Ftalo by lomn, Vinttnl Lights on Sanlord Mayor Larry Dale takes some shots with local childton !hi > week at the newly lighted basketball courts at Fort Mellon Paik P U s m M « Food. Fogs 7A In B rie f proper use o f safety belts and child safety seats. Nationally 40 percent o f children still ride unrestrained and o f those children who are buckled up. four oul o f five arc not restrained correctly. Fam ilies attending the C ar Seat Checkup event will have their car seats examined by safety specialists fur such things as proper Installation, age/slze appropriateness, and recalls. At 11:37 n.m.. ,'18-year old Tina Sadler called 911 lo re­ port her grandson, J.C.N. Sanlucl. had drowned In her backyard p*x>l at 1728 C in n a ­ mon Circle. dead within an hour. d«-put>‘ said. hold a public hearing Nov. 12 at 11:30 a.m. at the M ETROPLAN ORLANDO offices. One Landmark Center. 315 E. Robinson St., sle. 355. Orlando. The public hearing Is for the purpose o f soliciting comments regarding existing transportation service within O iange. Osceola, and Sem inole counties. Participation at this hearing Is encour­ aged. Written and oral comments are w el­ come and will be accepted until 5 p.m. Nov. 12. Oral comments can be made by calling (407) 481-5672. ext. 320. IN D E X C la s s ifie d . . , .4 U -3 B C o m i c s ..................... HB C r o s s w o r d ............... OH D e a r A b b y ............... D r G o tt ................. 3 D H o r o s c o p e ............... 3 D O b i t u a r i e s ............... 3 A P e o p le ..................... 3 D P o l i c e B r ie f s . . . . 3 A S p o r t s ...............I B 2D T V .................................... 3 B W e a t h e r .................. ( That man i* idle wl o can do something better. 9 Written comments should be addressed to Vince Stevens. METROPLAN O RLAN­ DO. One Landmark Center. 315 E. Robinson St.. Sle. 355. Orlando. 32801. n»lph Waldo Emotion zwx - V V r ii • • ir * • * v .. --- V - .v '- - - T ' T . u - f , . -■ , -V . . - ; r V . " . — 'll. —, .i * —- „ :«.?•%• ..W > q- ■. - v r - ! r— I __ •$ — �2A •Sorronoto Herald Sanford Rood.! •Thursday. November 5. 1998 cnr.inni.Yj The way we were: 1940 Celery Fed GRACE M. STINE CIPHER that all would be missed. Arthur ‘ Coach* Beckwith got Ills nicknam e liecau.se he was always coaching the other m em bers. Harvey Hale, better known as "Hale In the Bush", was one of those tall and lanky boys who loved sports. He played one year on both football and basketball squads. Edward Higgins as a m em ­ ber of the varsity squad for one year along with his many oth er achievem ents. Hugh Lesher. b o m In Loch Haven. Pa., moved to Sanford his sophom ore year. He had been on both football and b a s­ ketball squads for one year. D.uiny Allman was bom In Lake City and m oved to San­ ford when hr was 12. W ith his DATE BOOK Nov. 5. 1998 is the w*fh i.'up of' I Wit o the nth day of fuu r u n ■ "T. T T t TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in IX.! 1. George Oshaldeston of England rode ion miles in eight hours and (urty two minutes on horseback to win a bet On this day in 1911, Gailbraith Rogers completed the first U S coast to coast airplane flight On this day in I95.Y the first FM stereo radio broadcast occurred TOD U S BIRTHDAYS: Eugene V Debs l » j j 1936). I S socialist leader. Will Durant (IMS-1980, philosopher. Roy Rogers 11912 1998'. actor singer. Villen Leigh H9I3-IM7I. actress Ike Turner »l9J|i. musician, is 67; Paul Simon 11942-1. singer songwriter, is LOCAL FORECAST 36, Sam Shepard <1943-1, playwright actor, is 53. Gram Parsons <1946 1973). singer songwriter. Bill Walton <1952 i. basketball star, is 46 TODAY’ S SPORTS: On this day in 1966. Roger Taylor defeated Wieslaw Gasiorek 27 29. 31 29. 6 4 TODAY’ S QUOTE: *A great civtli/a tion is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself within * — Will Durant TODAY S WEATHER: On this day in 1966. the Arno surged above flood stage and caused irreparable damage to many architectural and art trea sures in Florence. Italy. SOl’RCK IWf Urather Uualr ( jlrmbr Accord l*Ubli»hmg. Ltd -------- TODAY’ S MOON: Day after full moon (Nov 4> IWS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN SATURDAY SUNDAY Sunny 73 54 Ptcldy 75 59 LOTTERY nore aro the winning number* selected on Wodnesday m the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 7-9-12-13-18 LOHO (Oct. 31) 16-18-24-33-38-44 THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 5:30 a.tn., maj. 11:55 a.m., min. 6:05 p.m.. maj. — p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 1 B E A C H C O N P y T IO N S I D aytona Beach It New Sm yrna Beach: Seas are 812 feet with a rough chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 76 degrees and at New Sytnrna. 76 degrees. Winds are from the north­ east at 20-30 m.p.h. STATISTICS T h e h igh t e m p e r a t u r e l a S a n fo r d W e d n e s d a y w a s 7 a d e g r e e s a n d th a o v e r n ig h t lo w w as 68. R a c o r d e d r a in fa ll fo r th a p e r i o d e n d i n g a t I O a .m . T h u r s d a y to t a le d 1 .1 0 In c h e s . • S u n r is e ....................0 :4 0 a .m . • S u n s e t ..................... 8 :3 8 p .m . S e m in o le Herald "Sen ing Seminole County Since 1908" Thursday. November 5, 1998 • Vol. 91. No. 54 Published Daily Ercept Monday. Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADVERTISING Keu-e Werrer - Manager Cheryl Stone Waiter Semen Mara Orem - Edtor Juft Benmciie Shan B'odat Dons Oeinth Jeana Hughes Be Kerns Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Russ White Frank VoKcAne - Manager Peggy Beenner Gena Bukur - Operations Freda Hdmers Cheryl Smth PRESS 6 STRIPPING Robed Skip Cowan Mark Savoie U.U Egan Jack E Ritchie Elwm Tytre*. Jr • Head Pressman classified Ken Bul'er l £ GALS CIRCULATION Margaret Bcschen Betty Benretl PRODUCTION Melinda Moms EDITORIAL Subscription Rales (Davy 6 Sunday) Psnodcai Postage Pad ai Santuid Florida ard addhonal ruling o tc e s Home Delivery MaV 3 Months 119 50 $24 00 USPS 461280 6 Months $3900 $4600 Postmaster Send address changes lo 1 Year $78 00 $9600 The SEMINOLE HERALD P O 6u« 1667 Sartord. FL 22772 1667 The remarks on peace In th r farewell address by Edith Lundqulst were very a p p ro p ri­ ate to the occasion. Guests attending w e rr m em bers o f the SHS Class ol 1915 who were having their 25th year reunion: they would also attend the Junior-Senior Banquet. MLE O F tW iT U a 1 lUaxOrttfrovMwirt tfw non Flw, lew n w agw awswtei ndfOtn ««tr, 1 eft tek prs« 7a*«ooi _ _ 322-2611 ^Ja XFenney' &»tminolc Herald ’ I l<t%8 MM • %* 8» •_____ W A N T E D 4 HOMES WANTED IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA I Premium M e et Sitertor H®!p Us A dvw llt. Our r-5®w *r Vinyl B id in g m n<V or O v r h k n g e , Be a Pert at Owe Shew a izwne o* u » * » Mew* * -»!»«» w # l/ewne wwisy Agenel Ihd* 1 He # THCK OROFSACK FORMFITTWO KSULAR0N AS MEN ONTV # MkrwnenceFtee Lwnf _ rl Kepubll i j j t M in i* # * M f* *••»»••*•••* S O °o D is c o u n t • H • f S M I I H I M '. 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EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 8:48 a.m.. 9:13 p.m., low: 2:23 a.m., 3:02 THURSDAY FRIDAY Breezy 71 52 P tcldy 71 54 p.m. Odessa Pugh • Business Manager Linda Speyei The senior girls atten din g the queen were Madalyn Truluck and Esther Strange. O ther gtrN from the different classes w ere Mary Martha Em rrtck. P a lly Hodge, Lois Caldwell and Shirley Kick. The senior Ijoys attendin g the king w ere Charlie Levitt and Ikibljy Newman. The oth er Ixiys w ere Giles Chapman. David Gatchel. l-co Bittner and Billy Firm ing. Following thr coronation o f thr king and quern, a floor show was presented In th eir honor. Elolse W inn gave sev­ eral Im personations lu rlu dln g "H ow a Small Tow n Girl B e ­ cam e a Big Nightclub Singer.* M.irlnn ILiyncs sang several selections Including *Ma. She's Making Eyes at Me.* Im mediately follow ing the (lour show, th r king and quern led th r Grand Murrh. During the evening, punch was served and corsages and randy w rre sold. The music was furnished by the Crazy Cats o f New Sm yrna Beach. Class Day Marshal's McKay Truluck and M ark Cleveland ted th r 134 seniors down thr aisle of the auditorium , all dressed In stately blue and w hite gowns fur the annual class day p r o ­ gram . Following the singing of thr school song, the devotional was given by class chaplain. Kose llarkry. The group thrn sang *God Bless America.* Athletic and music awards and letters were presented by Coach M cLuras. Miss Tabuck and Mrs. McCracken. Senior class president. Kent Rossetter. gave the w elco m r after which the seniors sang *l!a ll and Farewell.* Krnt then presented thr K ry lo H appi­ ness to Rebecca Lee. vice president of the Junior class, after which thr seniors sol­ em nly gave up their seats and went onto th r stage and the Juniors Jubilantly marched to the front. TIDES Today: Breezy. Highs In the low-70s. Lows In the low-50s. Friday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-70s. Lows In the mld-50s. Saturday: Sunny. Highs in the low-70s. Lows In the mld-50s. Sunday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the m!d-70s. Lows in the upper-50s. ADMINISTRATION Jcniiee Mailm (Irtcnnlnatlon to win and Ills rem arkable punting ability, he helped SHS for two years. Charles Leavitt was a native of Sanford. Ills speed and ability made him one o f the most valuable players fur the Celery Feds. Bobby Newman bad .1 sp le n ­ did record In lxitb basketb all and football. He planned to e n ­ ter the U o f F In the fall and would be missed. Jim 'B u rr* Ihsrr. undoubt­ edly one o f the best players in all sports, was b o m In N ew ­ berry. S.C. He had played three years In both football and basketball. Tills year he bad won the Deter Schull T r o ­ phy and received honorable mention for the /YU C on ference Team L.M. Telford did Ills besi for three years towards helping rhalk up victories. He becam e 21 before the season ended, but was able to help the belter part o f the year, lie would be missed tn uthlcttrs and as the school's Casanova. P .ll. 'th ick * Stanaland. a mem ber of the National Guard, played two years o f varsity football. Billy Ward, old faithful, fought endlessly for Iwo years In football and also kept th r team In good spirits with his keen wit. Bob 'Beano* Wilkinson was the best passer on thr team. Ills pep and enthusiasm was a great Inspiration to the team. Milton Smith only played one year, but his prom ising ability made us wish w r had had him longer. May Day Ball On May 30. the Junior class honorrd the senior class with thr annual May Day Ball which was held In the City Hall ballroom . The ballroom was beautifully decorated with large trellises on which baskets o f green ferns were placed. Adding color and gaiety were brightly colored crepe paper stream ers hung from the celling. Th e white throneav w ere su r­ rounded by a colorful p rofu ­ sion o f gladioli. Early In the evening. M ack Cleveland, president o f the sophomore class, revealed that Mary W iggins was Q ueen ol the May and L.M. Trlfortl won the King. Satwds* Florida Residents add 7% sates las to above rates Newspapers. Inc. WI RETALKIN' Fall festival LONGWOOD - A H oliday Craft Show and Full Festival will be held Friday and S atu r­ day at Th e M aster's A cadem y Elem entary Campus. 893 E. State Road 434. Longwood. The craft show will be held Friday from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. M idway for the Fall Festival Is open S atu r­ day from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m . The festival features gam es, rides, a silent auction and food. All proceeds d ire c tly benefit The M aster's A cadem y ch eerleaders. Stunning Showroom Over 4000 Styles Of Tilesl] NO SUBCONTRACTORS We Use Our Own Installers To Give You Quality Installation. Lifetime Tile Installation Guarantee FCAT workshop SANFORD - Sem inole County Schools Title I presents a FCAT workshop for parents Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. at Millennium M id ­ dle School. The Lakeside C a fe­ teria. 21 Lakevlew Drive. San­ ford. The presentation, given by Angela Marino, form er teacher presently with the Area Centers for Educational Enhancement. will Include Florida Com prehensive A s­ sessment Test FCAT. The FCAT Is part o f Florida's overall plan to Increase student ach ieve­ ment by Im plem enting h igh er standards for public school students. l You’ll Never See Q uality"" Like This A t These Prices!! WrU SOCONFIDENTWIT! OLDQUALITY I.J ill TI ! * « ' J r n 4 ( ' I i l ' f l . 'l l l BEFOREMAKINGAPAYMENT* $1 39 N 0 W ? 1 4 P erS q J -t. Installed with Luxury Pad Artistic winners SANFORD • Sem inole High School's art students, under the direction o f art teach er Fred Taylor, recently p a rtici­ pated In the Maitland Rotary Art Festival. The SHS students brought home several aw ards Including sophom ore Elliot Hawes, pastel still life. Best o f Show-the Mark Buller Aw ard; Junior Jessica Boss, a crylic sem i-abstract still life. First Pluce-puiriting category; and senior Elliot Shoener, pastel sem i-abstract landscape. Merit Award. 12x12 & 13X13 12X12 & 13X13 Spanish A ttallen Tiles Spanish A Italian Tiles Grade 445 49 Starting From L e t Us S h o w Y ou Q u a lity Plus 65 Colors To Choose From Grsde 4A5 Rsg. II.sly * Sp.nn M..h« fr»*- h * n 1 Anil fuu UtfMrtiN fhw Hast1 Beautiful stain Master 16X16 & 18X18 12.19 Hu* » Mini ( iiftiptf.in Liimp.true->UlINLl l.*l % 9 li.tt it •s?$1i 8*n- Sq. FL Installed Top of the Line Merchandise o Discoii $1039 ; S*r I V ----- •' WflH W4k5m.ll- Gift and craft fair MAITLAND - The Dommerlch Elem entary School P.T.A. Is sponsoring a Gift and Craft Fair to be held Nov. 21 from 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. In the schools cafeteria. 1900 C h oc­ taw Trail, Maitland. V en dors and merchants will provide a unique and varied selection o f m erchandise. Adm ission Is free. » * h Approved CrwtN ________ SHOP AT HOME SERVICE & LOCAL DEUVHtY! ] THE K P R O F E S S IO N A L S ■ L.1* f V 436 1 llie.-l«L.7i»«3Me*leMw.11 ■ WEKIVA RIVERWALK «H .-S tL .I-S aS taM W 1 1 W lw LAKE RIARY GM dat* n u i (Csrsar 4M S WMhra I f. M .) 3S4I U U i IMMA R0. (N«d to Knurl) 8 8 4 -7 6 6 7 3 3 3 -8 1 8 1 / .L U ’. U I . L I I U . T h r follow ing Inform ation was taken from the May 30. 1940 edition o f the C elery Fed. Seminole High School's P *p *i La tin b a nquet held T h r annual Latin Club Ban­ quet held tn honor of brave Caesar (John Angel) took place on May 7 at the Episcopal Parish House. Toastm aster Edward M a r­ shall Introduced Caesar who made a speech to his m ighty warriors Guest speakers w ere Mr Ci S. McKay, principal; Mr. r.W. Lawton, county su perin­ tendent: and Boyd Colem an. Mrs. Nellis Colem an. Latin Club sponsor. expressed thunks to all who had m ade the banquet a success. The first year students, dressed as slaves, had to r e ­ main on their toes In order to satisfy the whim s o f their m as­ ters. the second-year students. A short program o f m usical num bers was presented d u r­ ing the evening. All o f C arsar's good people enjoyed a d e li­ cious meal of baked chicken with all the trimmings. G raduating C elery Feda A tribute was made to each graduating senior of the S1IS fooib.il! team and It was stated ^ l �t Seminole Herald. San lord. Florida •Thursday, November 5,1998 • 3 A POLICE LOQ The fotlorvlng report a un-re compiler! fro m Ihe Sem inole County S h e riff a Office fo r IncUlenta recortUrl Nov. 4: Deputies arrest burglary suspects By Bin Kerne HERALD S TA FF W RITER Aggravated battery: OVIEDO. Queen Avenue, 300 block. Nmr. 3. 5:37 p.m. A 39year-old man wan arrested fry Sem inole County shcrKTs deputies for aggravated battery. Deputies said tils m other called them because be was arguing with a woman In a hut behind Ihelr house. W hen they arrived the woman told them he had tried to kill her. She said he had gone to take a shower and then accused her o f taking his money while he was gone. Deputies said her rye was swollen stiut. her two front teeth w err knocked out and she had cuts on her lip and cheek. Domestic violence: LAKE MART, 4'* Street. 300 block. Nov. 4. 12:11 n.m. A 21yrar-old woman was arrested by Sem inole County sh eriffs deputies for dom estic violence. D eputies said she and her husband were arguing when tie tried lo leave by driving away. Site Jumped onto tire running board o f his van. but she fell ofT. Mr tried to help her bark home but stir pulled away and bit him on the foot. SANFORD. Osceola Drive. 2000 block. Nov. 3. 8:53 p.m. A 45-year-old man was arrested by Sem inole County sh eriffs deputies for d om rstlr vlolrn cr. D eputies said tie brought their rtilld Into a room In order to ’ discipline* him and his wife followed llirtn into the room, lie told her to leave, but stir refused. Mr told her again and when she refused again, h r grahlied tier around the throat and liegan lo choke tier. W INTER SPRINGS. Baa Oabtial Street. 200 Mock. Nov. 3. 11:31 p.m. A 30-year-old man was arrested by W in ter Springs Police for d om rstlr violence. Police said the m an's daughter told tlirm that they had been arguing about her trlephonr usage when she went Into the buthroom. She said hr knockrd down the door, grahlied her and threw her Into the toilet and Into the tub. L iter. In the kitchen, she said, he threw her Into the tile floor. Poller said she had no cuts or bruises. Driving under the influence: ALTAM ONTE BPRINOS. Montgom ery Road at Taam m ck, Nov. 3. 8:44 p.m. A 43-yrar old n u n was arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol for driving under the Influence. PERN PARK. State Road 436. 100 block. Nov. 3. 3:32 a.m. A 23-year-old man was arrested |jy Sem inole County sh eriffs deputies for driving undrr the Influence. WINTER SPRINGS. Sycam ore Street. Nov. 4. 3:30 a.m. A 25year-old man w as arrested by W inter Springs Police for d r iv ­ ing undrr the Influence. Drugs: ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS. County Road 427 at Haym aa Street, New. 4. 4:25 a.m. A 35-year-old nun wus arrested by Sem inole County slirrU fs deputies for possession o f cocaine, tam pering with physical evident e and possession o f less than 20 gnim s of uuirt|uana Deputies said they had stopped him for driving with a suspended drlvrr license earlier In the day and warned him not to drive. When they saw him again b e ­ hind the wheel they arrested him. During a search of the v e ­ hicle. they found a piece o f crack cocaine under the seat. They also found a baggie o f marijuana undrr his seat In the patrol car when they arrived at the Jail. SEM INOLE COUNTV - Th ree burglary su spects are bein g held In the John E. Polk C o r­ rectional Facility In Sanford after being arrested by S em i­ nole County S h eriffs deputies thin week. Th e three face mul­ tiple charges from both Sem inole and Orange Coun­ ties. Deputies arrested Ihe sus­ pects at 8 a.m. Friday on S tale Ruud 436 and Line Drive, near llu n l C lub Boulevard In Altam onte Springs, In re­ sponse lo a description o f the vehicle they were driving by the A ltam onte Springs police. *We had a good description of the vehicle.* Lieutenant K.E. Starr o f Ihe Sem inole County S h e riffs OfTlce M id . describing Ihe arrest. Starr was present for the arrest. •When we spotted the car they pulled over. Th ey didn't flee or resist In any way. We did find a large folding pocket knife In Ihe pocket In Ihe pocket o f one of the m is pects.* Michael D. Sanders, a 42year old w hile male, was ca rtying the knife In one o f his pockets. Sem inole County Is charging Sanders with one count o f arm ed burglary to a dwelling and one count of accessory to urmed burglary lo a dwelling. Me also fares an outstanding charge from O r­ ange County, said central booking at the correction al facility. Billy Caldwell, a 35-year old w hile male, was arTcstcd In Ihe ear with Sanders. S rm l­ nolr County Is charging Caldwell with one count of armed burglary lo a dwelling, one count o f accessory to an armed dwelling . and one count o f possession o f drug paraphernalia. Me fares an outstanding charge from O r­ ange County. S iu a n r Phillips, a 20 year old w hile female;, was the third suspect arrested. Sem inole County Is charging Ph illips with two counts of annrd IT— — $ AUTO ACCIDENTS $ Pi— Report r— vests • things you need to know to save you monoy for future medical Mils. Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! burglary to a dwelling, one count o f aiding and abetting o f a crim e, and one count o f violation o f probation, a c ­ cording lo the central b o o k ­ ing. She faces tw o outstanding charges from Orange County, said central booking. A w hite male allegedly en ­ tered the fenced In yard o f I030 01etha Court In the Bear Lake area o f A ltam on te Springs. Once Inside Ihe yard Ih e suspect allegedly opened Ihe unlocked bath­ room door. Me then entered the residence. when Ihe hom eowners confronted him. Starr said. The suspect allegedly shut thr door and fled through the yard. O n e hom eowner said stir saw Ihe suspect walk t o ­ ward a dark green station wagon, with two other people also In Ihe vehicle. She said she saw him get In ihe vehicle and drive away. S tarr said. The nude hom eowner got Into his vrhlcle and searrh rd for the suspects, lie loeated the green vehicle on Bear L ik e road near Curtis Drive. Me then followed Ihe vehicle lo ihe W inn Dixie store on 436 and County Road 434. and got ihe tag number liefore leavin g the area. Slarr said. Al approxim ately 7 a.m. the same day, a w hile male en ­ tered the residence o f 3530 Shirley Drive In Bear L ik e. That suspect has been Iden­ tified by the hom eowner as Sandrrs. The hom eowner confronted Sanders In the kitchen area. Sanders a lle g ­ edly staled that he wus a neighbor who lived around Ihe com er. Me then lied from the house. Starr said. Th r hom eowner observrd Ihe suspect gel Into a green car with two people In It. Starr said At approxim ately 8 a.m. that day. thr Altam onte Springs poilrr put out a local lookout for a green station wagon that had Just been In­ volved In an attem pted theft of a rase o f brer. A lag number of PJR 78R was given along with d ie description. H ie vehicle had last been seen on S.R. 436 heading lo Apopka. Slarr said. n i w f i M i , reae 7 * . Tail free 74 hr.,Pay 1 900-965-8268 Or lor evaluation 321-9191 T R A N S M IS S IO N — Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W . 25 th St. Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 , SwiMLtelMto SANFORD HERITAGE FESTIVAL ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILARLE NOW THROUOH NOVEMBER IS . Advanced 3-day admission tickets for the Sanford Heritage Festival urc available ut several outlets in Seminole County and 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. Daily gate admission is $5.00 and children 12 years old end under will be admitted free. Advance 3-duy tickets can be purchased at the following locutions: ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ The breater Sanford Chumber o f Cuiuineue, 400 East First Street. Sanford, Sun Thist Banks, Sanford. r£H ^ Huntington Banks, Sanford. Seminole County Convention and Visitors j Bureau, 105 International Parkway, Heathrow. Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce, 4590 U.S. Highway 17-92, Casselberry. Vi v o ii a I - 's i t * I t si I i j i ■ i I *i y «• ■ s i t . I m r ’ I I C h e e s e -v u c m w 1. S tM k * I 2 . D a v e 's S p e c i a l I 3 . N i c k ’s S p e c i a l I 4. C h l k C o r d o n B l a u ^ I B . S ic ilia n S u b u : I //w /ixtss cfilpm * 3 3 o x . d r in k 5 P ic k u p y o u r c o k j b o a r , w in a A s o d a 's to r th a g a m e . H o u r s : M o n . • S a t . B a m • 10 p m • S u n 11a m • 10p m 3 2 4 -5 1 4 7 • 3 2 4 -1 3 4 1 F A X 3 2 4 -4 4 2 & A W K A V . (C m r w y o f 4 5 A jb F m r k A v « . ) t A N F O R O G re a ter S anford C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rce presents *| " r j j m v . » M m Sanford Heritage Festival If. ■““KS* •mmSSST] In the streets of historic downtown MRBkRBM S A N FO R D , FLO R ID A t m m m i Hm M S M ** vwca%t Death from Page 1A Sanford police investigate a suspicious death this morning. Employees al a factory on S Sanlord avenue found the body ol a deceased white man lying on Ihe door with trauma to the head, and called the police N O V E M B E R 1 3 , 1 4 & 15 $5.00 A dm ission Includes Free C oncerts (Children 12 and under free) F R ID A Y ismtm* 1 pa i IQpa GERTRUDE W. BR OW N ’ Gertrude W. Brown 74. W est New England Avenue. W inter Park, died Saturday. Oct. 31, 1998. B om In Asbury Park. N J .. she moved to Central Florida In 1968. Mrs. Brown was a sales representative at Stetnbach In New Jersey. She was the first president o f the nurses guild and a member o f the Missionary Society at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include daughter. Patricia C. W ilson. T a lla h a s ­ see; grandson. Mcrron Gabriel. Tallahassee; mother. Sydney White. Asbury Park. N.J.: brother. Edward W hite. Asbury Park. N.J. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., W inter Park. In charge o f a r ­ rangements. BALB1NA RIVERA ESCUDERO Balbtna Rivera Escudero. 98. Grand Tree Ct.. Lake Mary, died Tuesday. Nov. 3. 1998. Ik>m In Puerto Rico, she moved to Central Florida In 1988. Mrs. Escudero was a hom e­ maker. Survivors Include sons. J ose Antonio. Francisco, both o f New York, Felix. Puerto Rice. Menry. New York: daughters, Edelmlra Figueroa. Orlando. Eineiita Freebem . Lake Mary; 18 grandchildren; 31 great­ grandchildren: 10 great-great­ grandchildren. Baldwtn-Falrchild Oaklawn Bark Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangem ents. HOWARD A. HEU8ER Howard A. Meuscr. 60. Collins Drtve. Sanford, died W ednes­ day. Oct. 25. 1998 at his rest- Get the latest information on local business activity in every Weekend edition of the S e m ino le Herald. dence. B o m May 15. 1938 In Erie. Mich., he moved to C en ­ tral Florida tn 1978. Mr. Heuser was disabled. Mr. Heuser had no known survivors. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, tn charge o f arrange­ ments. DEVION DESHAWN W ILSON Dcvlon Deshawn Wilson, in ­ fant. West Ninth Street. S an ­ ford. died Saturday. Oct. 31. 1998 at Arnold Palmer C h il­ dren's Hospital. Orlando. Me was a Baptist. Survivors Include mother. Devonda Kennon. Sanford; father. Cory. Sanford; m aternal grandmother. Patricia Ann Kennon. Sanford; paternal grandmother. Barbara R obin ­ son. Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. S an ­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. 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'Y ou want to know Ih r v ■ rrt to happiness.* Slinkanlrh said 'I t '* lovr I'vr h rrn nmrrtrd for nrarly -IH year*. Wr moved to Jai ksonvtllr with on r suitcase. and hrr Vanity W r lovr onr .mother and rrsj>r«t rach other. Wr Keren! P*oto« by Turnery Vm» eH do things together, such a* go Georgo Simkanich competes m the Obstacle Canoe Race and paddels his way to the finish line Kay Thompson to Disney. It's a give and take." reaches the finish line in the Obstacle Canoe Race during the Golden Age competition held in Santord D ie same strength that gives Sim kanich a 4H year marriage and three « hlldren with Ills wife. Rosemary, also pay* tiff In canoeing. Slink.inn li said hr did not know how to canoe when he lir a took up the sport 17 years ago. hilt over lime h r has practiced ami learned how to Improve *1 practice .it a nearby lake ’ Simkanich said. *1 dipped over several times when I llrst started, licit. I'm still learning Iteller tech nltpirs I stay healthy, and I keep busy. I bicycle, walk, and I slopped sm oking And I leave* u good wife.* Simkanich used to take pan in a multitude o f other events at the Games, intituling thr uillr nut. thr six tulle walk. Ih r two mile race, shot put. Jllo h a u * iMiwhng. discus*, and football throw. Tills year, h r drrldrd to trim his participation t<> the JA friend when you rcaffy need one This Pair Is N ever O ut O f Style. ■ While eye w»-.ir fashion* come .md go. the Konrad Filutowski. M I), employs the most beauty ot one %eye* i* curl.i'ling K> why cover advanced princdurc-s and state-of-the-art equip­ up these precious assets with glasses, or poten­ ment to help patients enjoy vision freedom tially irritate them with contact lenses, when there is an alternative B To tun! out if you are a candidate contact the Filutow ski Cataract 4 Laser Institute. 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Page (1A Schedule of events ACTIVITY. TIME & LOCATION Breakfast. 7:00 a.m., Sanford Civic Center Golf-Handicap, 7:30 a.in., Mayfair Country Club Hobby & Photography Show (exhibitors only). 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p in., Sanford City Hall Basketball. 9:00 a.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium Billiards, Women’s 8 Ball. 9:00 a.m. Sanford Senior Center Tennis. 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Bowling-Doubles, 9:30 a.m. AMP Deltona Lanes Doiuinocs-Singlcs. 10:00 a.m.. Sanford Senior Center Cribbage. 1:00 p.m., Sanford Senior Center GolfHandicap. 1:00 p.m.. Mayfair Country Club Badminton. 2:00 p.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1998 Breakfast. 7:00 a.m.. Sanford Civic Center Tennis. 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Canoe. Sprint. 9:00 a.m.. Lake Carolla-Ft. Mellon Canoe-Obstacle. 10:00 a.m., Dike Carolla-Ft. Mellon Golf Long Drive. 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., Sanford Airport Pinochle. 10:00 a.m.. Renaissance of Sanford Pancake Race. 11:00 a.m.. Fort Mellon Park Tennis. 12:30 p.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Dance, 2:00 p.m.. Sanford Civic Center Hobby Ik Photography Show (Public) 2:00-5:00 p.m.. Sanford City Hall Mid-Week Banquet. 6:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1998 Breakfast. 7:00 a.m.. Sanford Civic Center Shuffleboard. 8:30 a.m., Sanford Shuftleboard Club Table Tennis. 8:30 a.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium Tennis. 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Dike Park Billiards, Women’s Rotation, 9:00 a.m.. Sanford Senior Center Hobby Ik Photography Show (Public) 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.. Sanford City Hall Swimming. 9:30 a.m.. Riverside Park. Oviedo Bench Pressing. 2:00 p.m.. Sanford City Hall Billiards, Men’s Rotation. 2:00 p.m.. Q-Biz of Longwood Talent Show. 7:00 p.m., Sanford Civic Center FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1998 Breakfast. 7:00 a.m.. Sanford Civic Center 5K Run, 7:00 a.m., Sanford CivicCenter 2 Mile Historic Fun Walk, 8:30 a.m.. Sanford Civic Center Hobby & Photography Show (Pick up Exhibits). 9:00 a.m.12:00 p.m., Sanford City Hail Tennis. 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan LakePark Shuffleboard, 9:00 a.m.. Sanford Siiufileboard Club Dominoes-Doubles. 9:00 a.m.. Pleaae see Schedule, Page 7A �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Thursday. November 5. I *'J8 • 5 A 1998 Golden Age Games hurry* LOOKING! 2BR. $489! 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November 5. 1998 1998 Golden A ge Games Pancake race still a crowd pleaser By BIU K erne HERALD STAFF W RITER SANFORD Fifteen athletes com peted In the 2-lth annual Pancake Race, sponsored by the Pilot Club. W ednesday m orning at Fori Mellon Park In the Golden Age Gam es tn San ford. The athletes rungrd In age front 60 to 112. In a pancake rare, athletes ntn 150 feet with a pancake In a frying pan. flipping It six times at marked o lf lines. Francis Huge. US. and hrr daughter Joan Suracr. 65. both won medals for their age gnnips. Huge lives In C a ss el­ berry. and S u m er lives In Longwood. 'W e've done this together for the last two years.* Sura re said. 'It's fun to be with her (Huge). She takes walks every day. and antiques * Willie Jones. 69. of Sanford said he has Ix-rn co m p etin g In the race for ten years. '1 look forward to being able to share time with friends.* Jones said. "L is t year I won the gold medal, and this year III just try tn ntn a s fast as I can. T ills is perfect w eather today, nice and cool.* Terr llaar. 66. who Is a triathlete, com es to the nice to have fun T ilt s Is just for fun." lla a r said. "Tom orrow. I'm c o m p e t­ ing In five sw im m ing events and weight lifting 1 won a tri­ athlon three weeks ago.’ Lisa Jones, the organl/er of the event said the race Is a chance for people to talk, gel together and havr fun. “ Everyone has a Am time.* Jones said. ‘ People love this w en t every year, catrhlng up on old times Th e Pilot Club Is wonderful, they work hard at volunteering time * Francis Huge and her daughter Joan Suraco have boon competing to­ gether m the Golden Age Games lor two yoars On Wednesday. Ihey enioyod some laughs at the Pancake Race Contestants get on their marks as the culinary event gets off to a flipping start Af^V.Lt (I* RESULTS # Tullia Berkley. Sliver Mary Williams, Silver Age 75-79 Age 65-69 Olive Riendcau. Gold Joan Surace. Gold Helen Blahnlk. Silver Ursula Volght. Silver CANOEING-OBSTACLE TENNIS. DOUBLES MEN’S DIVISION MEN S DIVISION Age 55-59 Age 70-74 Joe Akins, Gold Eddie Sellers, Gold Oscar Stcckman, Gold Age 70-74 Joseph Hopkins. Silver George Simkanleh. Gold Chester Law. Silver Age 75-79 Gerard Marino, Bronze Russell Moncrlef, Gold Ralph Turner. Bronze Cornells Fecnstra. Silver GOLF: HANDICAP CANOEING-OBSTACLE WOMEN'S DIVISION WOMEN'S DIVISION Age 60-64 Age 65-69 Nancy Bedard. Gold Ida Ter-llaar. Gold Age 70-74 Carolyn Lewis, Silver Age 70-74 Katie Moncrlef, Gold Bcrdenc Me Kenney, QoM —•—- Hu h MU ■— **. KM- KA TENNIS. DOUBLES WOMEN'S DIVISION Age 55-59 Joan Frazier, Gold Mary Williams. Gold Age 60-64 Pat Brown. Gold Barbara Watson, Gold Arleen Klrst. Silver Hlldegard Longer, Silver Geraldine Oates, Bronze Doris Sullivan, Bronze Age 70-74 Barbara Cooper, Gold Mildred Stockman. Gold TENNIS. 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'Y ou 've got to use It or lose It.* Slmk.uiUh said. 'You 've got to he active If you gel out there and do something, y o u ll feel much bettrr.* A 24 year Navy vetrnin . Slmk.ml« h moved to Sanford In 11)68 after his base In J a ­ pan closed. Stm kanlrb Joined the Navy at age 17 tn I1M4. during World W ar II. M nikanirh later wurkrd for General Dynamics, until re­ tiring in 11)81) A devout Catholic. Slrnkanlcli Is active In the charities of the Nativity Catholic Church In Longwood. on County Road 427. *lt‘s Impunant to do things for others.* Slrnkanlcli said. '1 enjoy helping people through the church. It makes me feel great to help . • netghIxir.’ Tim THAT SOMEDAY IS TODAY!!! 10 0*1 t dno Canoe-------- CHAlSXM. Pioneer Credit A. 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Silv er CANOEING-SPRINT WOMEN S DIVISION Age 65-69 Rla Tcr-Haar, Gold Semnote Hgh Scho&s lelevtsion production crew. Irom left to right. Gey Beta. Joee Lasado. Dr. Jogi Pattisapu, and Carson Slone SANFORD • Students at Srm lnolr High School are on u roll. Through the school's televi­ sion production department classes and under I lie guidance o f teacher Gay Hess, students are producing vid eota p es which are tiring aired on pu b­ lic television. i Alter an assignment that in­ volved making a tape that would servr the community, students learned that Arnold Palmer Hospital for Women and Children wanted to p ro ­ duce a series of videotapes for training param edics After a pre production m eeting with the Pedlatnc Traum a C o o rd i­ nator. Sandra Pangonls, and the director o f the Prdtatrlc In ­ tensive C arr Unit. Dr. Mark Swanson, the students were assigned Jot** as camera o p ­ erators. editors, floor directors, producers, directors, graphics designers, and grips and plans were made to shoot ll»e d em ­ onstration* that w rrr needed for training param edics at Hie Seminole High School televl slon studio. *My kids deserve a lot of credit.* she said, adding that after the producer, who had committed to d ie project lelt for another Job. the students *dld everything.* Hess said the medical team and television production leant worked together to produce a series o f training tapes. Dr. Swanson demonstrated how to clear airw ays In Infants and thlldrrn. Paramedics will be required to watch die training lo Ira fli taluablr skills dial may save lives o f injured in­ fants and children who come to Arnold Palmer Hospital Dr. Jogi Pattlaapu. a pedlatrtc nem o surgeon at Arnold P a l­ mer visited the Seminole Sin dlo to dem onstrate techniques for treating head injuries In Infants and children. Sludenl* worked to com plete the last o( the series ol videotapes this week liefore sc hool ended lor the summer brrak. Dr. Pattlsapu Is shown In the photos with ( ’arson Stone, who helped produce one of the tajies with the help of Sandra Pangonls. hosj>ltal trauma c o ­ ordinator Stour, who will lie a senior at Seminole next year Is planning a career In the televl slon Industry and stayed alter school to work on the projec t J rssr Gurtis. an I till grade television production student Is shown wiih Cinnamon Swan, as they disc uss story board* lor the production. Gurtis rn|ov* editing and directing, while Swan prefers to work as producer, lioth students Itkr the fact that the tajies will hr used to help children In Ihr community who have the tnls- [n Food------------continued from Pago 1A jnibllr to report violations o f the foorl stamp program by railing: I 800 124-9121. the toll-free num ber for USDA’s Inspector General in W ash­ ington. D C . The number Is posted at participating gro ­ cery stores. Also, violations can Ire reported to FNS' T a l­ lahassee office. The phone num ber Is |8f>0| 9-12-8315. Students Jesse Gurtis and Jose Lasado check all sound systems 6 • T • H Television students air videotapes SPECIAL TO T1IE HERALD Age 70-74 Katie Moncrief. Gold Celia Kimbrall. Silver Age 75-79 Kay Thomson. Gold forttinr of being Injured Hess said site appreciates the opportunity for her stu­ dents to have a 'real world* work experience with proles stonals and com plim ented the students for thrlr com j).i*alon and interest. *T1« students Involved in this protect are so proud that they have made a worthwhile c o n ­ tribution during thrlr class time * she said, "flie y know these tapes would have cost the hospital a great deal ol money and they are proud to give thrlr time* and services |0 the comm unity.* Dr. Jogi Pat!lsa|ni added that *he was surjirised to see sue ti a prolrssion.il crew and studio at a high school. After the tapes w rrr ron qilrted. Dr. Pattlaapu irm liu lrd the students to wear helmets and seat IxTt* to pre vent Injuries like they had seen In the production of the train ­ ing tajies 'Hie staff prrsetitrd ih r Sem inole Health Academ y With the tajies lor their fac ulty library and took Ihr com pleted footage to Orange TV where it will air lalrr tins summer. For seniors. Darrell Foster and Andrew Klempnrr. tilts was an opport unity to add wutk experience to thrlr resu­ mes Klem pnrr plans a career In television and tills gave turn an opportunity to tiavr credits with tils name on Orange TV. lioth as an editor and director. Foster Is m ajoring In graphic ■ DeLand November2l&22 .iris and was in charge o f the graphics with lirlp from Will Ross who enjoys working with the charac ter generator, a computer dedicated to the creation o f fonts for video pro­ duction. Klem pnrr explained that he appreciated Just grttln g to b«- a "part o f the experi­ ence*...while .Jose i-nsado. a second yr.cr television produc­ tion student who Is [>.m o f the school urws crew. Nole Dally News, vd d tliat he loved any­ thing related lo television pro­ d u c tio n . Hid looked forward lo seeing Ids name In the credits on Orange TV later this **itu­ rner. T7ALL Saturday* 9am to5p.m. Sunday*10am. to5 p.m. More than 200 Artists In the Downtown Area A X i X V -1j3 • Painting • Sculpture • Pottery • Jewelry • Photography • Graphic Arts ♦ Free Parking ♦ Free Adm ission ♦ ♦ C o n tin u o u s Live E n t e r t a in m e n t ♦ ♦ Food & B everages ♦ Now students are planning summer pre-production m eet­ ings for making srvrr.il public service announcements for the anti tobacco campaign. The Arnold Palmer st.ilf has agreed to provide Information to fur’th rr encourage students from sm oking for tlir students to use in thrlr public service videos. ♦ Children’© H a n do~ O n A r t F ro g ra m ♦ ♦ Youth Art Exhibition ♦ This adveruwnent courtesy of c o L o u ie u . BAN KjSR □ The Seminole Football show Is aired Wednesdays at 10 p m. and Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. on Channel 21. 760SOUTH vaUSJA AVENUE ORANGE CUV. Fl 32763 (904) 775-1100 136 E PLYMOUTH AVENUE DELAND. FL 32724 YOUR (904) 736-2066 Property Showcase NEWSPAPER 16/£>A PRQVtKNCE BLVD. c o d e lit llo h u t i t s v j I m « is q r n a t DELTONA FL32725 (407)575-0000 Subscribe foiloy' Sem inole Herald • J2? 2611 il ] hi i ^ i A * \ • \ • T • A • I W Y m 1 T I Schedule— R continued from Pug* 4A Sanford $enlor Center fij Bowling-Singles, 9:30 )f a.m.. AMF Deltona Lanes Boccc. 10:00 a.m., Westmonte Park City of Altamonte Bridge-Contract or Duplicate. 1:00 p.m.. Rivership Romance SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1998 Breakfast. 7:00 a.m., Sanford Civic Center Track & Field, 9:00 a.m.. Seminole High School Horseshoes, 10:00 a.m.. Ft. Mellon Park Track & Field Awards. TBA. Seminole High School C AR PE T A l l F ir s t Q u a l it y G PRICES Q U A L ITY VALUE S ELE C TIO N o o d s Ceramic Nothing ] Burglary-----continued from Page 3A J S heriffs deputies set up positions along S.R. 436. knowing the vehicle d escrip ­ tion and tag number matched that o f the burglary suspects. Starr said. Sergeant John Negri con ­ ducted a truffle stop on the vehicle. The suspects were searched and placed In Inves­ tigative detention. Starr said. The hom eowner from 3530 Shirley Drive was taken to where the vehicle was stopped, and positively Identi­ fied Sanders us the suspect who had entered his resi­ dence. Starr said. Seminole and Orange County are conducting Inves­ tigations. Starr said. HOURS IN STOCK ITEMS INSTALLATION AVAILABLE See Selea person for details Mon.-Thurs. Frl.-Sat. Sunday 9arn-6pm 9am-5pm 11 am-5 pm Evening* By Appointment �BA - Seminole Herakl. Sanford Florida •Thursday. November 5. 1990 E d ito rial & O pin ion COMMUNITY VIEWS while short City employees I read with Interest the a rti­ cle by Hill Kents In Ihe Friday. O il. 16. 1908 edition o f Ihe Sem inole Herald regarding the Sanford City C om m issions com m ents on the rrcent evaluation and bonus program affecting the City o f Sanford em ployees. From my conversations with City em ployees. It Is apparent that the new evaluation systei Is totally Inequitable. First, those em ployees w ho stand to gain the most from this p r o ­ gram are those who have been em ployed by the City for the shortest period o f time. Those em ployees who haw been faithful to me City for a l u m ­ ber of years and are at Ihe top o f their pay grade can only hope to receive a small p e r­ centage o f the total bonus a llo ­ cated to their department, while others who have been with the City for much shorter lim e periods, are eligible lor the same or more bonus plus a three percent Increase In thetr base pay. Tills. In no way. re­ wards valuable City em ployees who have superior knowledge of City functions, and are depended upon lo provide In for­ mation to the sam e City C o m ­ m issioners who. arrordlng lo my Interpretation o f the article, (eel that any bonus Is too much. These are the sam e City e m ­ ployees who have not been given a cost of living lncrra.se in a num ber of yrars. and who were victim s of a restructuring o f thetr pay scale which was ullltnalrly designed lo provide t ’ lly Department heads with , huge raises, while Increasing , the work hours and work load o f Ihe common etnployre with little m onrtary Itenrflt. Wltlle these Department 1 heads were given large salary increases, there lias been no attempt to reward em p loyers wbo have performed well above thetr KMlRnrd duties. 1 know of dedicated em ployers who. comm unity for Its outstanding support o f our hom ecom ing celebration. Ihe Departm ent was (landed due to various reasons, have perform ed the work of two or three oth er em ­ ployees for several m onths at n time without any additional pay. Then when their review came around this time (after not being reviewed for up to two yrurs) they were rated as average em ployees (ones who perfonn their Job duties as they arr assigned) and cannot share In the m eager bonus program ut all. The highly paid D epart­ ment heads did not have to do any additional work lo ro ver for this m anpower shortage. In fact, they could use this as a means o f budgetary control. On the oilier hand, som e supeivlsors may have rated a lesser em ployee on u different scale, allowing them to share In Ihe Ixinus program with mediocre work. The staff at Sanford's City Hall Is comprised o f dedicated people who are lops In their respective fields. They deserve better than lilts. We would especially like to thank the City o f Sanford and Its citt/rns. W illiam Howard Jewelers. The Sem inole Herald. Sanford Police Department. Sem inole County S h eriffs Of­ fice. Deputy Tim Olascock. Sanford Fire Department. Hutch's Towing. D ollar Rent-ACar. C oca Cola Dottlera. S tu ­ dent Government. Gospel Choir. Jazz Hand, the SHS IT A . SHS ROTC. Maty Heth Mathers. Toby Troutman. G la ­ dys Green. Anne Vanderworp. Tony VnnDcrworp. Donna Rltz. Joetta Newman. Linda J o h n ­ son. Connie Hall. Diane V in ­ son. Heth Como. Jane Epps. Hill Klein. Mali Ferren. C a rlos Merllno. Tony Fldanza. Mike Power*. Ryan Hoskins. Adam Hransfleld. Dale Whitman. J r n y Cragar. John Rhoades. Ken Hrauman. Gall HonJIone. C J . McNeil. Howard M cNeil. Charlie Sc homer, Lynn Cullum. Joan Ludwig. Julie M iller. G rru h en Schapker. Hrennan Asplen. V em a Jackson. LeMarr Richardson. Grne W illiam s. Connie Collins. George Hrauley. the faculty and staff of SHS. and the students and parents o f the SI IS family. Ruth Pelt Lake Monroe Thanks from high school John Cullum Student Activities D irector Seminole High School would like lo thank Ihe entire Sanford G o v e rn m e n t jobs of tho federal government Year r - a I \ Employee* OTHER VIEWS Advice from a bear and a bull Don't know w here to tu m In this market or how to Invest your fund dollars? Here are a couple o f Ideas from pros with different market outlooks. Helng a bear Is paying o ff for money manager Charles Mlnter. lie 's the portfolio manager o f two funds that have scored b ig over the past few weeks: the Com stock Partners C apital Value Fund, up 17.48 percent for the third quarter, and the Comstock Partner* Strategy Fund, ahead 13.70 percent. The difference between the two funds Is where they Invest; Ihe Strategy Fund Is m ore con serva­ tive. "Hut both o f them should be benefiting from a decline In com m on slocks,* Mlnter says. Muller's bearish outlook la deflationary-based (deflation means that the prices o f goods and services are going down). He says that deflation lias been In effect for a num ber o f years. W hile there's a sweet side to It things ra n get out o f liand If I here Is overinvestm ent excess debt and excess capacity In the economy. H r figures that we re In that pickle now. "If deflation was Just deflation, and you w ere ublr to buy shoes at lower prices and get cheaper haircuts, this Is not so bad. It s a good thing.* says Mlnter. "Hut If deflation w orks through Ihe system. It affects earnings. And ra m ln gs urr Ihe lifeblood o f Ihe stock market.* In the Comstock Pnrtner* Value Fu n ds portfolio, you'll find 50 percent Trrasu ry bills. 18 percent 30-year Treasury bonds. 10 percent gold stocks, and 12 percent In derivative products that rep re­ sent over 100 perrenl net short positions. The Strategy Fund Isn't allowed to use futurrs or sell slock short. In Its portfolio, you'll find 50 percent Trrasury hills. 23 perrenl Trrasu ry bonds. 12 percent gold stocks. 12 percent puts, and 3 pen n il In Deutsrh marks If you like his style. Mlnter suggests not p u t­ ting more than 20 percent o f your total assets Into either brarm lndrd fund. A. Michael Upper, president of the mutual fund research llm i lira ring his name, sees things d if­ ferently. W lille he adm its h e * not rrrfa ln which dlrrrtlon the market will head In the nrar term, lie s a lung term hull. "Flir real damage was done in Ihe seven weeks Irelwrrn the 17th of Ju ly and Ihe end o f August.* hr says. "September was a rally. October has lieen volatile thus far. but has stayed above the August lows. W lille It s possible that things could go down further, most Investors havr lo have capital to meet thrlr retirement needs." Th ey need lo be thinking long term, hr says. For those who currently own a lot o f equities, tie suggests making sure they’ve got s o m e m oney In money market hinds. For the aggressive In ves­ tor. U p p er points to the funds that have been beaten down a lot lately, such as the em erging markets and Latin Am erican funds, o r those In­ vesting In Japan. India or specialty over-thecounter funds. One thing both M lnter and U pper agree on is dollar-cost averaging. That's an Investment strategy that Involves in v n tln g the sam e amount o f money at specific Intervals Into the same In­ vestm ent. T h e whole concept o f dollar-cost a v ­ eraging works well with volatile markets.* says Upper. *!f the market was going to go straight up. you should put all you r money In now. Hut tf it's going to go up and down, you want the m ar­ ket going down when you re buying. And I think you ought to be a selective buyer h eir.’ Mlnter adds a caveat. To get the most out of dollar-cost averaging, he says. 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Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. 312 W. 1st St. • Sanford, FL 32711 (407) 302-4700 • Fax (407) 302-4704 �r<* /fc ■* i S h o u t * ' tZTIje Merato S«m<not0 Herald, Sanford, Florida ■Thursday, November 5, 1990 •I B Extra Points... Kellie Werner r, ; l Exhibiting potential SCC girls display Seminole High flashes of will be the place brilliance Herald Staff Writer t m to be on Friday SANFORD _ Friday la the biggest night o f the tritium for the Sem inole High School varsity football team. It will determ ine the rest o f Its football season. Or lack o f one. At 7:30 p.m. Daytona Beach-Mainland. which Is undefeated In Class SA-Dlstrlct 5. comes to town and Sem inole Is In a do-or-dle situation. Here Is the scenario. If Sem inole loses, the season Is over. No ptayods. If the Fighting Semlnolea win. they will be In a three-way tie with Mainland and Spruce Creek (which handed Sem inole a district loss earlier In the season, but later lost Its gam e with Main­ land) for the playoffs which will be determined by a Kansas tie-breaker. If Sem inole w ins and Spruce Creek loses Its gam e with Deltona. Seminole and Mainland will be 5A-5's two representatives In the Regtonals. Bottom line. Seminole must win. If not for the playoffs, then for revenge. Last year. Sem inole fell to Mainland In the d is ­ trict cham pionship game, was forced to go on the road In the first round o f playoffs, and su b­ sequently lost that first post-season game. That loss didn't sit too well with any o f the players, especially those Juniors who have since returned and remem ber all too well what It felt like to lost that gam e to Mainland. Despite the fact that Seminole has two losses this season, one o fjh o s e Is In the conference. . Because the Fighting Seihlnofes play In Class 5A and not Class GA. (classification Is determined by school enrollm ent), the Seminole Athletic Conference loss does not efTect the playofT pic­ ture for the Sanford school. That makes It hard on the 'Noles. however, who have to play some o f the toughest teams In the area for pride, and pride alone, while they play the rest o f thetr season for the hopes of u state cham pionship. Several things will factor Into whether or not Sem inole can pull o f the win. First, the offense has to be 100 percent. Nothing else past tilts actually matters a l­ though there are a few other factors. Quarterbark Garrett Goldsmith has had pretty good success this year with the keeper. He has scored several touchdowns and two-point con­ versions In addition to racking up some pretty good yardage. Th e passing gam e has been hit or miss, though- Julius Francis has been the go-to guy when the passing game Is tested and has com e up with some good plays. Still, there Is one key weapon for the Tribe. The backfleld. Th e running gam e cannot experience a lull this week. Sem inole has a triple threat with Mario Frederick, Clarence Lattimer and converted de­ fensive back W illie Bennett. And Just for the rec­ ord. all three o f these players are underclass­ men. so look out next year barring any Injuries. Th e key to all o f this Is the offensive line. J eff Falne w ill have to put his college aspirations on hold for a day and play at the level that has the likes o f the University o f Florida looking his way. He can make holes better than anyone In the county and he will have to be In top form on Fri­ day evening. Then there Is the defense. All year, Mike Bradley. Fred Slplln and Clint Murray have been wild men on defense. Even In the two losses, the defense wreaked havoc on the offenses It has came up against. The Mainland offense can be no exception. And If Bobby Williams can continue to break up the pass play, that will leave the running game to go up against one of the strongest de­ fenses In the county. The biggest problem for the Tribe this year has been Inconsistency. They're hot and cold at the drop o f a hat and that won't work with Mainland. Sem inole cannot allow Mainland to get the upper hand because fighting back against a team of that caliber Is very difficult. The 'Notes need to come out strong and never let up on the pressure. Their post season lives are depending on It. In all. Sem inole has the ability and the w eap­ ons to win this game. It Is a pretty safe bet that coach Jim W orthington has been discussing the Im portance o f this game and the way to win It all week. It will basically take three things...the running game, good decision making by Gold­ sm ith and total concentration by the defense. Sounds like the three things needed In any gam e but In this one especially. Seminole has as good a chance as anyone to be In the state cham pionship race at the end o f the year. It all hinges on the outcome o f Friday night's game. Sure, a Spruce Creek loss would make things a lot easier, but that still requires a Seminole win. Anyone who likes a good football game should heud out to Thom as E. Whlgham Stadium on Friday. It should be a really good battle. By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS ED ITO R SANFORD _ The Sem inole Comm unity C ollege wom en's basketball team made Its home debut on Wednesday night with mixed reviews. Hosting NCAA Division II St. Leo College In un exhibition game, the Raiders' perform ­ ance over the full 50 minutes played was pretty good, win­ ning 103 HI at the Health and Physical Education Center. But for two 10-minutr stretches, one In each of the first two halves. SCC looked like world beater*. *We're still looking for c o n ­ stancy." said SCC assistant coach Ton y M andevlllr. "But w e re playing so many girls right now. It Is hard to trll how w rll our top players are doing." St. Leo. led try form er Lake Howell star Kellie Knhn. amL the Raiders were tied at 8-8 early In the first half, but SCC went on a 23 3 nut to take a 31-10 advantage before co a st­ ing Into Intermission with a 45- Sophomore starting guards Crystal Tannor (left) and Dana Kuruyvlseva (above) combined for 17 points to help the Serronole Community College women s basketball team top NCAA Division II St. Leo College, 103-81, In an exhibition game at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center Wednes­ day night Tho Raidors return home for a womervmen doubleheader against Indian River Community College next Tuesday at 6 p m Please M ( SCC. Page 2B Bigley wins 35th Governor’s Cup Prom S ta ff Reports SAMSULA _ Billy Hlglry passed Icadrr Pete Orr on Lap 184 and held the lead the rest o f the way to win the 35th Annual Florida Governor's Cup at New Sm yrna Speedway last Saturday. B aJ. McLeod also got past Orr for second place, with David Rogers and David Reutlnuinn com ing home fourlh and fifth In the prestigious 200 lap race that payed $5,000 to win. The race was taia-d and will lie shown on Sunshine Network and FOX at a later date. Indianapolis 500 cham pion Eddie Cheever was ulso on tiond and was the official starter for the race. Other winner* In last w erk's features were Hobby Sears in Limited L it e Model. Jrrry Symons In Modified, Chad lle r c e In Sportsman. E1ob Doxle In Mini-Stocks. Rich Clouser In Bombers and Joe Brogan In Run A-Houts. Till* Saturday night, the Baby Grand Race Cars will hold an exhibition race ulong with a regular program o f L ite Models. Limited Late Model-*. O pen W h eeled Modified:*. S p o r ts m a n , Mini-Stock. Bomber und Run-A-Bouts. On Novem ber 14th. Ihe SARA Open W heeled Modified* will hold u special $1,000 to win. 50 L ip race. Racing begins at 7 p.m. every Saturday night Please ace Racing. Page 2B Lyman, Morgan swim to SAC title . (UU# By J eff BcrUnlcke ASSISTAN T SPORTS EDITOR Mw«d mom toyf*m KJMla Murphey Morgan (left) shows off Ihe style (above) that allowed the Lyman High School junior to set personal bests in the 50- and 100-yard freestyle finals last Saturday as the Greyhounds de­ feated a powerful Lake Brantley High School squad handily. 462-372. to claim their first boys' Seminole Athletic Con­ ference swimming and diving champion­ ship since 1995. Next up for Lyman and the other SAC schools is the Class 6A-0istrict Meet at the Lake Brantley High School Pool on Saturday. November 14th. LONGWOOD _ Murphey Morgan was pumped up big time Saturday. Maybe a little too pumped up. After the Lynuin Junior swam the Greyhounds to a shocking S em i­ nole Athletic Conference swim m ing cham pionship, he said one o f his biggest problem s was trying to loosen up between races. Morgan swam personal bests of 22.61 In the 50-yard freestyle and 50.20 In the 100-yard freestyle, but between races, things didn't n eces­ sarily go according to plan. "It was great to win the first race, but when I was trying to wind down. It usually goes pretty easy. Tills time, I was so psyched It was hard to wind down." So he simply went out and scored another personal best to lead the Greyhounds over p eren ­ nial state power Lake Brantley. One o f the ama/lng things about Morgan's perform ances was that he was disappointed In both o f them. At the 100. I got ofT to a bad start and made bad turns." Morgan said. "I was behind with a cou ple o f yards to go, them I Just barely made It to the wall. In the 50. I also had a bad start. I Just had to gut that one out." The result was Lym an's first conference title since 1995. Please see Morgan, Page 2B i �2B •Seminole Herald. San lord. Honda •Thursday. November 5. 1998 Racing Continued from Page ID at the track located 10 miles south of Daytona Beach at the co m e r o f Highway 41 and SR 415. between 1-4 (exit 56, east) and 1-95 (exit HI. west). the special /Ml-Female School Bus Flgurc-8 at Orlando SpeedW orld last Friday night. In the Classle Rare Car speelal events. Rodney Early was the winner In Classic Race O RLAND O SPEEDWORLD BIT111.0 A m y H allrngcr w a s the winner of Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TH C 1STM JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FON S EM IN O LE C O U N TY FLO NIO A O SN EN A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A SE N O : S t IS 4 0 C A14 R SAT CNSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION p l a in t if f vs M iCM AlL 0 HEATH A N A MICHAEL OARREN MEATH. ET AL DEFCNDANTlSl N O TIC E OF A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S ERVICE TO: KA TH LEEN A HEATH; R 'CHARO L H EATH ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE «»No*a »•*dance if unknown if •'•/•Na/tNay b f living. and it na/al*a/tnay ba daad tfkp u nknow n dafandants W lo may 0* spouses. Hairs. davaaa*. grantee* attignaa*. lienor*. :-aditoi* Ii u i I m i . and All palIK S claiming An interest by. iMOugn under or •SA<n*t H»a Defendant*. wno a»• not known to bw d«a d or ally*. and an pari>at h iving or claiming to h i«a m y right. Mia or mlaratt m tha propaily datenbad m tha morti i g r bamg foreclosed Harem TO U a r e h e r e b y NOTIFIED that an action to loradoaa a mortgage on tho tollom ng prop arty LOT IS TUSCAW ILLA UNIT t . A CCO R DING TO TH E PLAT t h e r e o f a s r e c o r d e d in p l a t b o o h 71. PAGES 32 ANO IN T H I C O U N TY C O U R T OF TH S S IO H T IS N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN ANO FOR S I M IN O L I C O U R TV . FLORIOA CASS NO M - I S f S -C C - 1 0 U SHADOWBAV HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC a ot tor profit f lor-da corporation. Ptamtifl. GARY LINDSAY. Ceiendant.il N O TIC S OF S A LS P U R S UAN T TO C H A P T IR 45. FS NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pursuant to an Order ol Final Judgmant ot Forecloeure dated tha 20th day of Octobar. IMS. and entered n Caaa No S iStS CC 70 U ol tho County Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m and tor Seminole County. Florida m which Iho clerk ot thia Court will toll to the highest end bast bidder tor sen st ins County Courthouse i Seminole County. Florida at I 00 a m on lha 17tn day of November. 1991. m the West Front Door, Sanford. Florida, the following defer'bed proper­ ty ss set forth in tha Final Judgment of Foreclosure, to I Lot S Shadowpay Unit One. as recorded m P ill Book 24, Pages 99 and 100. Pubt'C Racoids ol Sammolo County. Fiorda. with tho property address ot 241 Shadowbay Bled . Longwood. Florida 1277S it you ate a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation m order to participate m this proceeding, you ars enti­ tled. at no cost to you. to the oiovis-on ot cartsm assistance P'ease contact Court Admmieiraiion at lo t N. Pars AvS Suita N101. Sanford FL 12771. witnm two |21 working lays ot your receipt of this notice Telephone (407) 1214110 eft 4277. ItO O -t S S 1771 (TDOl O ile d this 21id day ol October. 1991 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Court By Jane E Jasawu: Deputy Clerk Laisen t Aaaoc 14 E Pike St Orlando. FL 12101 Pubnsh Oclobar 29. and November 1. 1991 DEV-211 33. P UB LIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLONIOA. h i Plan Iliad agam tl you and you *'a required to aanra a copy or your untlon dalonaoa. I any. to •« on OAVlO J. STERN. (S O Plaintiffs a11or nay. whoa# aJdraai it (O f S University D*<v a •V'O. Plantstion. FL 31324 Ino laiar than 10 days fiom tha data of tha fust publi­ cation ot this notKS of action) and l>ia tha original m th tha Clark of thia court aithar ba'ora sarvica on Plaintiff s attomay or -mmod'ataiy ihoraaNor. otHermaa a difaun vyiil ba ontarad agamsi you for tha raliat camandad m tha compiamt or catition liiad hara>n W ITNESS my hard and tha ta il Of this Court at SEMINOLE County Florida, this 72nd day ol O C TO B ER . I99J (SEAL) MARIANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Oaouly Clark LAW O FFICES 0 » CAV‘0 J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 S UNIVERSITY ONIVE SUITE 500 p l a n t a t i o n , f l 11124 94-292«7(FM|NATB Pub'ikh October 29. knd November S. IM S CEV-229_________________ ___ IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TH S tS T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLONIOA IN AND FON SEM INOLB C O U N TY O I N IN A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASS NO. B S -2 2 0 C A 1 4 I CHEMICAL m o r t g a g e COMPANY. Plaintiff. VS MARGARET A. CONOEK A/K/A MARGARET ANNE COROEK F/K/A MARGARET C. TABOR; at 41. Oafandanta. A M E N D E D N O TIC S OF F O N S C LO S U N S SALS Notica ik hare by givan that, pursuant to m tt Ordar Raschsdulmg Foraciosurs Sals datsd Octobar 24th, I9 9 t. and sntsrsd m civil casa numbsr 94220CAI4E. ol tho Circuit Court of tho isth Judicial Circuit m and lor Sammolo County. Florida, ryhoram CHEM IC A L M O RTGAGE COMPANY. it Plaintiff and M AROARET A. CO RO EK A/K/A M ARGARET ANNE C O R O EK F/K/A M A R ­ G ARET C. TABOR. ROBERT E. TABOR. REM INGTON OAKS AT THE CROSSINGS H OM EOW N­ ERS ASSOCIATION. INC A/K/A R EM IN GTON OAKS HOM EOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . THE C R O SSIN G S M ASTER C O M M U NITY ASSO CIATIO N. INC.. C ITY OF SANFORO. A FLORIDA MUNICIPAL C O R P O ­ RATION. . UNKNOWN PERS0NIS1 IN POSSESSION OF THE S U B JE C T REAL PROPER TV NO t. N/K/A R ic h LONG, i/ iia Dalandant(t). I m il aail to lha highest and bast bidder lor cash at tha watt front door ol tha Sammolo County court house in Sanford. Sammolo County, Florida, at I I 00 A M on the 24th day of Novamber. 1991. tha following described property at sat forth m said Final judgmant. to mt. LOT 40. REM INGTON OAKS AT THE CROSSINGS, according to lha Plat thereof aa recorded m Pial Book IS . Pagas 11-70, Public Recordk ol Sammolo County. Florida NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT C O LLE C TIO N P R A C TICES A C T Y O U ARE AOVISEO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEM ED T O BE A D E B T C O LLECTO R A TTEM P TING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dalad tha 2tlh day ol Octobar. 1991 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Jane E Jatewic Deputy Clark C O O IU S S STAWIARSKI 4010 Scout Boulevard Suita 4 SO Tampa. Florida 11407 C IS 191-00101 It you ars a parson m in a dis ability who needs any accom modation m ordar to participate m this proceeding, you are anti tied, at no cost to you. to tha provisions of csrtsm assis tinea Piaass contact Court Administration at 301 N Park Avanua. Sanlord. Florida 12771 Tfiaphana: (407) 321-4110 with m two (2) working days of your receipt ot this Amended Notica ol Foreclosure Sale; it you ars hairing or vote* mpeirad. call I 100-9SS-177I. 29. and Pubiikh: Octobar Novambar 9, 1991 DEV-237 Cars and Lynn Ernie was the winner tn the Classic Race Cars Pow der Pu ff rare. Tills Friday. SpeedW orld will l>c hosting a special Bain Grand exhibition rare as well as action In the regular divisions o f L a ir Models. Limited L ite Models. Open W heeled Modlfleds. Sportsman. M ini-Stork. Run A-fkiuts and 4Cylinder Bom bers. Next Friday. Novcm lier 13th. the SARA Open Wheeled Modlfleds will run a speelal $1,000 to win 50 L ip race. The other winners from Orl.mdo on Oct. 30th were B J McLeod In L it e Model. Bobby Sears In Limited L ite Model. Glen C arter In Sportsm an. Jim m y C n iw r tn Modified. Pedle Allison In MiniStocks. Rich Clou ser In Bombers, W arren Schuiir In Run-A-Bouts and Charlie Griffin In 4Cyltndcr Ikunbers. Raring begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east o f Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on H ighway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For m orr information, rail Ihc FASCAR office at (904| 427-4129. or on the net at W W W .NEW SMYRNASPEEDW AY.COM. or E-Mail at FASCAKNOW (4AOL.COM. IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I E I0 H T I8 R T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IR ARD FOR S E M IN O L I C O U N TY . FLORIOA C ASS NO i 9 S -1 4 S S -C A -1 4 -0 rFANKLIN f ALLEN ANO C l a r a k a l l e n . tiia wita. Plaintiff* STELLA ALLEN. ANO JCHN OCE ALLEN. *-ar unknown tpaufta. VERNON E CHAMBERS. ANO JANE OOE CHAMBERS, bia unknown apouka. AND DONALD R. CHAMBERS. ANO JANE OOE CHAMBERS, bia unknown tpouaa. and any unknown hair*. Ja.'taav granlaaa. ataigna. ••nor*, ciadilora. Iruataaa. or amar claimant* by. through undar or again*! STELLA ALLEN. VERNON E CHAMBERS OR OONALO R CHAMBERS, and all parlia* having or claiming to have any right, tit.* or mtavaat m lha or >party described. Oatandanla N O TIC S OF A C TIO N iSactian 49.08. Fla. S U M T>-E STATE OF FLORIOA TO DEFENDANTS S TELLA ALLEN. I Ally*, and it daad. ANO JOHN OOE ALLEN har unknown toouta. VERNON E C H A M ­ BERS. il •■•••. and if daad. AND JANE DOE CHAM BERS, hit unknown tpouaa. ANO OONALD R CHAMBERS, il Aliva. and if lead ANO JANE DOE CHAM ­ BERS. hi* unknown tpouaa. all sa'ton* or partial claiming an nla>a«t m lha proparty at hair*. Javitaaa. graniaat. a ttig n t. ianor«. creditor*, truttaat or othar cia-mani* by through undar or again*! S TELLA ALLEN VERNON E CHAMBERS OR DONALD R CHAM BERS, jnd All parl>a* or partont hav ng or claiming lo have Any right, tilla or mtara*l tn And lo lha pramita* involved in thi* Milt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED fhal An action lo quiat title lo that certain proparly in Seminole County. Florida, described at follow*. Tha North 1/2 ol the Southeatt 1/4 ot tha Southaatl 1/4 of the Ncrihwat! 1/4 ot Section 21. Tow ithip 20 South, Range 32 E j «I. Semmota County. Florida nat bean tiled again*! you and you ara required to larva a copy ot your written dafantaa. ,f any. to it on STEPHEN H COOVER ol H UTC H ISO N . MAMELE 1 CO OVER . P A attorney* lor Plamlilft. whota addrat* it P O Boa 1149. Sanlord Florida 32772-1149 on or balora Novambar 19, 1991 and lila ina original ot tama in -ha ott'ce of lha Clark ot lha above ttylad Court aithar balora *arvica on Plaintiff* attomay or immadiataly there aft at. ofnarwita, a default will sa aniarad again*! you lor lha •a ■•! demanded m lha Complaint V/ITNESS m y HAND ANO SEAL ot thi* Couft on O CTOB ER 12 1999 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Cacaba V Ekarn Deputy Clark Pubiith: Octobar IS. 22. 29. and Novambar 9. 1994 DEV-124 T E S T AND TU N E BITHLO _ Test and Tune Is held every W ednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Orlando SpeedW orld. Cost Is 920. which Is good for the car and G irls Basketball Jam boree SANFORD _ Sem inole High School will host the 1998 Sem inole Athletic Conference Girls' Basketball Jam boree at Bill Fleming Memorial Gym nasium nrxt Tuesday |Nov. 10) starting at 6 p.m. Each o f the seven SAC school's will play two eight minute quarters each. Oviedo meets Lake Brantley at 6 p.m.. fo l­ lowed by O vledo-U ike Mary (6:30 p.m.). Lyman-Lake Brantley (7 p.m.). W inter SpringsLake Mary (7:30 p.m.), Lyman-Semtnole (8 p .m ). W inter Sprtngs-Lake Howell (8:30 p.m.) and Sem lnole-Lake H owrll (9 p.m.). Cost Is $4 for adults and 93 for students. three people In the pits only, w hile Individuals can enter for 95. RESULTS ORLANDO SPEEDW ORLD OCTOBER 90 Lata Elodtla . I C7R) H J. Metro) 2. 1141 Hunnk Knorh: 3 (61) Jason IHnkrtt. 4 17) IMil4r Santu; ft (lit) Jamt Allium Lim ited Let* Medela . I. |9| ItnMry Scare 2. (261 Mlkr M urphy. 3 (87) Chad Allm-rn 4. (141 Lany C u t* ; ft (39) IkJJ’Y (Turn* Modified _ I Isit) Jimmy Cniwr. 2 1131 Dili Gunn. 3 |SS| Sham llrM. 4 (9) Krnny lirrkir. ft (141 John Will* Bpartamaa _ I 121 Glrn Carter: 2. 137) Chad IV nc: 3. (041 Ik*i4 Somkm. 4 134) Kim Blur kard 9. ( I I ) Hut* Shaw Mlal Slack* . I II) IVtllc Allium 2 197) Kelly Jorrrtf 3. lit.II M.uk Klgsby; 4 12HI KJ Arnrmr. 9. 13301 J O Gerard Bambar* . 1 (H| Hkh Clmiarr. 2 IHX) Kirk Clmikrr. 3 (09) ILivr Knwc. 4 (131 Tank Tucker. 9 (22) llimv-r Gordon. Ran A Bawti _ 1 (77) Worrm Srhuur. 2 (63) Joe Brogan; 3 1721 ILmk Wolkrr. 4 (791 Klrtry Sl»k; 9 |62l Gary Smith 4 Cylladcf Bambar* . I 1291 Charbr Gnltllh. 2. 191 V o fl INakr. 3 1091 Kaymimd Uuugr. 4. |9I) flWVT Maum. 9. (3) Irtmard Story All F r a il* Bckaol Baa Figaro S . I |9H| Amy !UUm*rr 2 |l) StrUa Callaway. 3. |H) Maine Kvparhld. 4 171 Kalhy lutirr 9 1121 Mlrhcllr F'ambrn Claaalc Baa* Car* . 1 ( 6 1 Hnlnry Kary 2. 1791 O.rrrrn Grmkt. 3. |S| Jim Kahman. 4 (77) Danny Sticarrr: 9 131 Tim llanlaffP. C o n tta M t from P ag * IB Obviously. Morgan wasn't alone. He had plenty o f help and said It wasn't ]ust his perfi.rmancea that rounted. It was lhe lower-placed ffnlshere that gave the Greyhounds the points they needed. Tram m ate Austin S w rltzer llnlshed third tn the 50s and 100s and foreign exchange stu­ dents FTodo Martinez and Nernanja Kuzmunovir also scored highly. It w as a big deal to bcut Lake Brantley, but Lyman held a J6potnt lead a ffer the dlvtng com petition and Just had to hold on from there. Jon Harper and Shane Mellon each fared well tn the diving and Lyman just had to hold In the races. T h e divers gave us a big psychological boost, but so did the girls team.* Morgan said. T h e y didn't do as well, but ORLANDO _ Fish Orlando! The big catchl will be held this Saturday. November 7th on L ik e Liwme at Harnett Bark In the C entral Florida Falrgorunds. The half day o f Ashing fun for children and adults will run from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event Is being conducted by the F lo r­ ida Game and Fresh W ater Fish C om m ission and the O rangr County Parks and Recreation Department to Introduce people to the fun o f fishing and lo Improve the skills o f current anglers. For mure Informal Ion call (407) 317-7329. (407) 836 6248 or (407) 245 0921. Solar Bear tickets on sale ORLANDO _ Orlando Solar Hear Individual game tickets are on sale through the Orlando Arena Box O ffice and all Florida and South Georgia TlckctM aster outlets. This year, the Solar Bears a rt offering three different season ticket plans which are also on side. Fans will have the option o f purchasing one o f three plans: season tic k ­ ets (41 hom e gam es), half season (ch oose your own 20 home games plus opening nigh!) and a 12 gam e package (your choice o f uny 12 games). Ticket Information also Is available at 877PUCK Legal Notices IM TM8 C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH B B IO M TB IN TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN AR D FOR S IM IR O L B C O U N TY , FLO R IO A CA8B N0 4 A -2 I2 I CA-14 R BANCO POPULAR. N A (FLORIOA). Plaudit), v. MAM OF ORLANDO. INC . EMIL W. HAKIM. IMAN HAKIM, le d MARGERY M MILLER. JO H N OOE and/or JANE OOE. together with any unknown tenant* located at 412 Oraanbnar Blvd , AJIamonla Spring*, Florida 32714, Defendant*, N O TIC S OF ACTIO N TO: MARGERY M. MILLER ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ■hat an action ha* baan filed •gamal you in lha Circuit Couft of Sannnole County. Florida to foracloaa a Mortgage dated Auguat 13. 1997. and recorded In Official Record* Book 3294. Pag* 1310. Public Record* of Sammola County, Florida, on lha following real proparty « Sammola County. Florida: Lot 177, SPRING O AKS, according to lha plat thereof aa racordad In Plat Book 14. Page* 14 and 41. Public Record* ot Saminoi* County. Florida and that you *r* required to file your written dafantaa. it any. lo it with tha Clark of tha abova ttylad Court and la tarva a copy tharaol on Joaaph ( . Fotlar, lha Plaintiff* attorney, whota address .* Akarman. Santarfitt 4 Eidton. P.A.. P O . Bov 2)1 . Otiando, Florida 32102. within 30 daya from the firat data of publication ot ifua Notice ol Action If you fail lo do ao. Judgmant by default may ba aniarad •gamal you for tha rallal demanded m lha Complaint. WITNESS my hand and aaal thi* 2nd day of NOVEM BER. 1994 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CO UR T BY: Ruth King Oapuly Clark Publitn: Novambar 3. 12. 1994 DEW 32 NOTICS OP PROCSIDWO POR CLOSINQ. VACATING AND ASANOOMNO Kerry rXX1 NEW tamUIA BFREDWAT OCTOBER 91 ■**• B a a l Ftert4* O a ra ra a a a C a p Let* M edal M O . I. (121 lUlly lUglry: 2. |7B) BJ. Mclcod. 3. 1301 fete Orr. 4. I l l) David Kngrr* 9 137) Davtd Krmttmunn: 9 1431 Dennis David Srhncnfckl. 7. (39) Morgan Itonvcr. R. I2RI Srhwrtvleman. 0 1141 Jonathan Brown: 10. 136) David Kuvwll. II. 1961 Jack Conk: 12. 1091 Ik4) UmWwrmd. 13 11(9) Jam! Allium. 14 (231 Johnny Gaadarkix 19 (991 Bobby McClelland. 16. O il Hrmnlr llurkctl. 17. |6I| Jimmy Cope; IH (731 Chad Dokkrn. 19. 1161 Bnic« Lawrence: 20. (SI) Jacob Warren: 21. 1911 BnblUrka: 22 |42l Ororfe Murphy: 23 IHII Bruce EvrrTtt. limit ad Lai* Madai* I. (91 Bobby Scare: 2. Ill Sammy Graham: 3 111) Jeremy*ntch; 4. 116) Bruce lAwrenre: 9 (071 Chad Altman. MadlBad I. 1661 Jerry Symona: 2. 1191 Tom Root. 3. |7I| Joe MklrOrltm: 4. 1911 Steve Oklakrr. 9. Ill Mike Uudermllk Bpwrtamaa . I. (971 Chad IVree: 2. 1631 Jar Adam*: 3. 1091 Art Kururtnan: 4. 13) Ian Huffman. 9 139) Dee Naptrr Mlal B liiB i I. 12) Ikib (knlr: 2. (71) Ted Vulptua: 3 MSI Wayne Clark 4. Ill fe d * Album 9 1419) Bob Oort Iam bus . I (HI Rich Clouver: 2 1991 Greff Sayler. 3 131 ( harIra Tty: 4 1091 Dave Howe 9 (RX) Kxk Clnuarr. R m A Bwwta . I 1831 Joe Brogan 2 (7) Ed 7(kow*kl 3 (72) llank Walker. 4 133) Jeff Dcrretee; 9 1911 Allen Dillon. Morgan------ Fish O rlan d o Legal Notices i Kara C an PVwdar FaB . I- (6) Lynn Emir. 2. 133) Kim Nathrty. 3. 191 Use Bair. 4. (Ml Jeanne Klrran: 9. (79) Nolle* t* S#»afcY B*va*t mat rna CtiY CoYiMRlaatOYi of IS* Cffy of Sanford. Florida, arlll hold 0 Rustic Haavuig at 7:00 P. M. on Haram bar 23. 1440. In lha City Commtaaion Room. City Hall. 300 North Pam A.anua, Sanlord. Florida, lo conardor and dafarmtna whether or not mo City will cloao. vacate and abandon any right of Iho City and tho public m and lo two north-south utility and dramago *a tent ants lying between Sun Drive and Upaala Road aatandad easterly and batwaan South WhMo Cadar Road and Central Park Orly*, further datenbad •• follow*: drainage easement along Iho la s t aido of Lot 20. Sanlord Conlral Park. Plat Book 33. Pago* 44-44. and that uttitty « t d dramago oaaomont along tho Woat aido ol Lot 1. Sanford Cantral Park Phase II Amended. Plat Book 44. Pago* 4-10. Public Records ot Sammola County, Florid* All parti** m mtoraat and citiit n s shall hav* an opportunity to bo hoard at said hearing. By ordar ol tho City Commission of tho City ol Sanford. Florida. ADVICE TO T H I PUBLIC: If a parson dacldoa to appaal decision made with raapact to any matter considered at lha abova meeting or hearing, ho may rood a verbatim record of mo procaadmg*. including mo taatimony and ovidoncs. which racord la not providod by Iho City ol Sanlord. (FS 244.0104) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEED IN G ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF T H I S ! PROCEEOINOS SHOULO CON TA C T THE HUMAN RESOURCES O FFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT 330-4424 44 HOURS IN AO VANCE OF THE MEETING. Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Clark Publish: Novambar 4. 1994 DEW-7 they always supported i n and w e couldn't have done tt w ith­ out them.* By the time It was over. Ly­ m an look the meet with 462 points to Lakr Brantley's 372. T h ey were followed by Lake Mary. Oviedo. Sem inole, Lake H owrll. and W inter Springs. Next for the Greyhounds Is the district meet at Lakr Hrantlcy Nov. 14. Morgan said he and his team m ates w rrr p lan ­ ning to swim that m eet for the Individuals looking to qualify for states. ’ My goal Is to go to states id break my personal rrrn rds and again.* Morgan said. *Wr plan on swim m ing more as Indi­ viduals so w e can have m orr people qualify for states.* Morgan, though, already lias shocked the local swim m ing scene with his brrakout per­ formance last weekend. He and Lyman coach Don Clark knew he and his team m ates w ere capable, but (lie shock still registered at the end o f the race when the tim e* cam e up. *1 was getting pumped up Just trying to meet my goals.* Morgan said. T m still trying to get over the shock o f It. At first, I was like ‘wow. I beat everybody.' but now. I'm start­ ing to get some attention and I'm pretty psyched.* Morgan has been swim m ing competitively since he was 10 and his family movrd lo F lo r­ ida from Illinois. He said his parents w rrr Just looking to find him a sport In which he could partlrtputr year-round. Ills parents did a good Job searching. They might have found him a district ch a m p ion ­ ship. s e e C s o t la a id from Page IB 26 lead. The scoreboard was cleared to begin the second half and again the teams found th em ­ selves tied at 10-10 after about ffve minutes o f play. But once again the hosts ex­ ploded. taking a 26-10 lead before St. Leo could score again. St. Leo finished the final five minutes with an Im pressive nin o f Its own against the SCC re­ serves. com ing back to He the h alf at 41 41. Th e final 10 minutes was played with a running clock and St. Leo took an early 6-2 lead, but the Raiders cam e back behind frrshm an Satu Ralmesalo to build a 15-11 lead and SCC held on for a 1714 triumph. All 12 players who made an appearance for the Raiders scored In the first two halves, led by Ralmesalo. from Lahti. Finland, with 18 points. Darla Kuruyvtsevu. the St. Petersburg. Russia product who was All Mid-Florida C o n ­ ference last year, keyed Ihe first half outburst, scoring all 11 o f her points. Ralmesalo. along with 6-fool4 fellow Finlander Kalsa Tuurr and Ocala freshman Krcla Sm ith were the big guns In the second half. Tuurc. who finished with 10 points. showed Im pressive footwork and quick hands on defense despite her size, w hile Smith came off the bench to nui the offense and score 17 points, most on fastbreak layups o ff steals or rrtwund outlets from Tlnire. Starting point guard Crystal Tanner, a sophom ore who started last year, ran the o f­ fense well and showed o ff her am azing quickness to get s ev­ eral steals and tossed tn six points. Mevett W ooley. unother Jetquick freshman guard from Carbondale. Illinois, ulso n et­ ted six points, while Lake Mary sophom ore Maggie Reedy and Sarasota freshman Krtstrn Sm lthers chipped In with four points each. Shemeika Stokes, a fresh­ m an from Sem inole High, and Christine Bm nlng. a freshman from W lnler Park, added three points each and Orlando's S h cm rl Donovan and Jaana Kotova, the 7-foot sophom ore All-State player from Tallin, Kstonla. contrtbuled two points each. Deltona's Jaclyn Hoffm an and Sanford's Tam ara Gilchrist both sat out the gam e with slight Injuries. SCC. which went 21-8 last year, will open the regular s e a ­ son tills weekend with a very tough doublehcnder at Okaloosa-W alton Community Collrge In Nlcevllle. On Friday the Raiders take on Okaloosa-W alton at 5„'K) p.m. and then challenge Pen­ sacola Community Collrge on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. SCC will play Its ffrst hom e game as part o f a doublehrader with the men's (rant on Tu es­ day against Indian River C o m ­ munity College from Ft. I*lerce. The women play the first game o f the deuce at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center starting at 6 p.m. with the men set to begin at 7:30 p.m. All SCC home gam es are free o f charge. Study the habits of fish to become a better angler SANFORD _ Finding fish Is raster If you un­ derstand their habits. Th e most Important thing to remember, except with open w ater fish. Is that fish like to be around reefs, pilings, wrecks, mangroves, artificial reefs, or oth er structures. Som e oceanic fish like wahoo. m ar­ tin and sallflsh are less dependent upon struc­ ture and they follow schools o f baltflsh. Th e great majority o f fish, however, prefer to relate to som e type o f structure. Tills structure p ro ­ vides both food and shelter for fish. Shoreline structure Is perhaps the most o b vi­ ous type o f structure and Is the most frequently fished. The real bonanzas, however, are the un­ derwater types o f structure. Underwater struc­ tures typically hold greater num bers o f fish. One o f the easiest ways to locate underwater structures Is to look during periods o f low w ater or low tides. Oyster bars, reefs, rocks and deep holes can be found at such times. Depth recorders also reveal deep water struc­ tures. With Loran or GI*S technology, anglers can accurately locate structures with the aid o f a depth recorder. Good ‘ numbers* are closely guarded by anglers. Books can be purchased with commonly known Loran o f GPS numbers. Some navigational m aps will also have wrecks, reefs, and other structures numbered and lo ­ cated. Many anglers leave on their depth recorders while fishing In order to find out o f the way structures. These are often the best spots, for they are not well known by other anglers. Structure fishing Is for both fresh and sa ltw a ­ ter angling. Many o f the largest bass spend the majority o f their time on deep water. Knowing how to find them can result In som e fantastic fishing. The vast majority o f all salt water fish relate to some type o f structure. Think DEEP and think STRUCTURE for fishing success. SHUPE'S 8COOP It Is hard to get aivag from the shoreline while bass fishing, but I have encountered schools o f bass from eight pounds and up whUe probing deep ivater structures. PI8HINO FORECAST Blvcr action Is getting better by the day with cooler weather. Fish holding areas such a9 aluugll .mouths and sand bars for good bass a c­ tion. If you want a large bass, think big and use shiners or large artificials. The river from Puzzle Lake south will be hard to beat for good bass action. Cooler w eather will soon dampen snook ac­ tion at Scbaatlan Inlet In the meantime, use large live shrimp or small baltflsh for snook to 20 pounds. Also expect founder, trout, redffsh and a few Jack crevalle. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports that high seas have kept boats In Port. When seas subside, look for scattered dolphin and wahoo from 150 feet on out. Cobta and king mackerel will be on Pelican F lats. Rounder and sheepshead will be biting In the Port, while redffsh and trout will be on the flats o f the Banana and Indian Rivera. Sheepshead. drum, redffsh. Jack crevalle. small blueflsh and a few flounder are waiting at Ponce In le t. Live or dead shrimp are the top baits. Trout and redffsh are rated as good In Mosquito baiioon. t �Ip P M A W ii Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. November 5.1998 • P eo p le CALENDAR Sunrlt* Klwanls Th e Sem inole Sunrise Kiwanla Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shoney'a. US 1792, south o f Airport Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For In for­ mation. call Tony McDaniel at 324 0409. Desserts Inform ation, call 322-0822. Sanford Rotary Rotary C lub o f Sanford m eets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Senior employment Fraa clinic Friday A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Im munizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m.. at the Oeneva Elem entary School In the old school building, co m e r o f First and Main Street In Geneva. Th e clinic Is sponsored by the Sem inole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Sem inole County Sheriff's Office and Geneva Elem entary School. For Information, call 349-9284. Alzhalmar'a A support group for adults caring for patients with A lz ­ heimer's Disease meets the first Friday o f the month, from 2 to 3:30 p.m.. at A ll Souls Catholic Church. 301 W. Eighth Street. Sanford. Th is service Is sponsored by the Greater Or­ lando Al/fielm er's A ssociation. Alzheimer’s Support The Alzheim er's Support Group for Spouses meets thr first Friday of thr month, at 10 a.m.. at thr Behavior Health Department. South Sem inole Haspltal. In Longwood. All In­ terested spouse o f Alzheim er's patients are Invited to attend. Cecilia Pally, a certified geron ­ tologist and social worker, leads the discussion and an ­ swers questions For Inform a­ tion. call 8-13-1910. Writers’ group The Round Table Writers* Group meets every Saturday at 10 a.m. In the cafe at Borders bookstore. 880 W. SR 436 (southeast co m er o f 430 and 4341. Altam onte Springs The meetings are open to anyone Interested In Im proving writing skills, whether for en­ joyment or to advanre toward getting work published. Th ere Is no cost. Anyone Is welcom e to attend the meetings, and to partici­ pate by bringing exam ples of their own creative writing. If u serious critique Is desired bring eight or ten extra copies for others to mark and edit. For more Information call Darrell Johnson at (407) 2821449. Blood Bank Central Florida Blood flank Is asking donors o f all types of blood • especially O-type d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For R e lig io n Every Friday in the Seminole H erald An em ploym ent program sponsored by AA R P Senior Comm unity Service E m ploy­ ment Program Is held at the Sanford National Guard A r­ mory. O IS E . First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephon e: 324-8008. The program a ssists seniors. 55 and over, to return to thr work place. Cancer support Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the fur co m er o f thr din ing room. T ills Is a self help sup­ port group for all runerr survi­ vors. whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play rontrart bridge every Monday, ut 10:30 a.m.. at thr Sanford Senior Center. For In­ form ation. call 322 6320. Heathrow women The llra th ro w W om en's Club meets the second Monday of each month at the Country Club ut Heathrow. Registration l>eglns at 10:30 a.m., followed liy a business m eeting and a luncheon with various sp e a k ­ ers. For more Information cull Dee W illiford ut 805-0007 or lo join cull Linda Wish at 333-3702. Gamblers, families Gam blers Anonym ous and Gum-Anon for family and friends, meet separately M on­ day and Frldav (non-sm okers) ut 7:30 p m .. ('hurt ti of the Good Shepherd. 3 3 1 Lakr Ave.. Maitland For more Inform a­ tion. cull 236-9206. Narcotics Anonymous Narrotlcs Anonym ous meets Monday ut 8 p.m. at the Presbytertan House o f Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Lakeside Lions The Sanford Izikeslde Lions Club meets the first and third Monday o f thr month, ut 7:00 p.m., at the Marina Hotel. Visitors und new m rm liers are welcome. For Information, cull Mall AJtemosc. 322-8545. or David Hall. 330-5238. Practical Nurses The Licensed Practical Nurses Association o f Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday o f the month ut 6:309 p.m. at K llam ry Baptist Church. 701 Fom ioso Ave.. C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students und graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. Whip up your own delicious frozen delights An)one who's ever thrown a Snick era bar into the freezer knows the joy* of a frozen dessert (lain old grape* become something special when frozen Watermelon slice*, frozen un adorned, make almost instant pops! rles And let's not forget the good of Tupperwarr popsicle makers, which savnf my life when the kid* were little But if you're talking company, a frozen Snickers bar or an orange juice pop is not going to cut it as dessert That's where sorbet*. homemade ice cream, and ice cream pirs come in I've become something of a special ist in thr sorbet department, my in terest was piqued back in the early 1970s. when I spent a summer in Washington. D C . in an apartment without air conditioning, and found myself living on ice pop* and sorbet The sorbet came from an amazing little- shop called. I think. la* Sorbet I remember Ihe sorbet machine there flips- fruit went in and unbelurvabty dr licious frozen fruit came out I craved the stuff Since I was mostly broke at the time, ansi lacked the magic sorbs-t making machine. I rsprrimenled with my blender and came up with some pretty good simulations I haven't slopprsi experimenting. Ihe cantaloupe sorbs-t. bs'low. is a recent inspiration that d<M‘s homage lo Ihe incredible stuff f ale on those hot summer nights in DC The plum raspberry sorbet is from Abigail Johnson Dodge's beauti ful book. "Ureal Fruit D r iie fls ' When you really want to be deca dent, make an ice cream pie Making your own is rheaps-r than buying one even the supermarket brands and you can use really high quality is e cream iDr make ypur own K-e cream I I recently mads- two plain pis-s one chocolate and one vanilla using the crusl recipe below I used great ice cream and the results were wonsk-r ful The rs-ripe below is adjpted Irom one distributed by Starbucks, which is now making some killer ire cream Once you get the crust mads- you ran fill it with almost any flavor (try Java Chip or Chocolate Almsmd Fudge The official recipe calls for one quart of K-e cream, but in my experience you'll FOOD MARIALISA CALTA Photo by Paul O Botvart lot New Fngtontf Canary tnahtuto A recent inspiration: rnnlalonpe sorbet garnished with mint leaves nnd rasp- want more for a full pie So rhdl ngl and enjoy And while you're at it chuck another Snickers bar in Ihe freezer CANTALOUPE SORBET 114 cup sugar 2 tablespoons watat 1 largo or 2 medium cantaloupe* juica of one lima froth msnt loaves lor garnish (op­ tional) trash or frozsn raspberries, for gar­ nish (optional) In a very small saucepan, heal the sugar and water, stimng. until syrup boil* lamer Ihe heat, cover the pan and bod gently lor 4 minutes Allow to cool Cut the cantaloupe in hall and spoon out seeds Slue the cantaloupe into several pieces, cut nil and discard the nnd and purer Ihe melon in Ihe bowl of a fil'd processor filled with a metal blade You need about 2 I 2 cups of purecd melon Combine the pureed melon and the nmled sugar syrup in a bowl Add the lime juice Slir Four into a shallow pan and allow In freeze When almost frozen, lake the mixture out of Ihe pan and puree it in a fold processor to remove the large ice crystals Four the puree into a freezer prnol plastic bow I. cover and freeze again until frozen Remove from trrezer several minutes belore serv mg so that it is easier to scoop out Garnish with fresh mint leaves and fresh nr frozen raspberries, if desired Yield about 4 servings Note To make watermelon sorbet, use 3 4 of a cup of sugar and I 2 cup of water for the syrup, and cook it with the finely chopped zest of one lemon After mixing the syrup and the melon, add I 3 cup of freshly squeezed lemon juice and 2 tablespoons of cassis liqueur Recipe* based on one given in "Beat This!" by Ann llodgman (Chap (era Publishing. I993i PLUM-RASPBERRY SORBET 1/4 cup water 314 cup granulated sugar 1-1/2 pounds plums, pitted and cut into quarter-inch chunks 1/3 cup raspbsrrtes 1-1/2 tabteapoona hash Ismon juico 1 tabtespoon Tripit Sac liquaur Combine the water, sugar, plums and raspbeme* in a saucepan Cover and simmer, stirring often, until the fruit is very soft, about 15 minutes. Four Ihe mixture through a fine mesh nylon sieve, set liquid aside lo cooi completely Stir in remaining ingredi ents Freeze in an ice cream maker ac cording to the manufacturer's direc tions. or place in a shallow container in Ihe freezer, stirring frequently lo disperse any ice cry stals Freeze until completely set To serve, scrape a spoon across the surface and transfer to chilled serving dishes Yield ft serv mgs Bcripe from "Urrat Fruit Desserts." by Abigail Johnson Dodge ifUzzoli Inlernabonai Publication.*. 1997) CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE FUDGE ICE-CREAM VELVET PIE For Ihe crust: 1-1/2 cup* crushed chocolate wotero (about 30 waters) 1/2 cup ground hazatnuta (saa note) 1/3 cup butter or morgartno, molted For the Oiling: 1 lo 2 quarts fudge tea croon, ouch aa Starbucks brand Choc olate Chocolate Fudge, softened 2 cups whipped c a n chocolate curia for garnish (aoe note) Freheat the oven to 330 degrees In a bowl, combine the crushed wafers, the ground hazelnuts and the melted butter Mix well and press into a 9 inch pie plate so Ihe bottom and sides are covered Bake for 5 minutes Remove from oven and allow to cool thoroughly Spread softened ice cream over bottom of crust (I find il easier to puree the softened ice cream in a food processor so that it pours evenly into the mist i Top with dollops of whipped cream Freeze until firm, several hours tiarnish with chocolate curls Yield 8 lo 10 servings Note To gnnd the nuts, use a very dean colfee or spice grinder or mini food processor To make chocolate curts. use a vegetable peeler to shave the chocolate Irom the side o( a lounce semisweet square. Hecipe adapted from one dis­ tributed by Starbucks brand ice cream. • iwa NKWSPU n i KVmtPfUSE ASSN ‘Wonderful guy’ is more like friend than lover DEAR Alt BY I have been dating a wonderful guy for 18 months I love him with all my heurt und know hut love for me u true My problem la. I think I would rather be his friend than his girl­ friend He is everything a woman could ever dreum of. but I don’t view this us a permanent relationship, and I don't want to stand in the way of his finding someone to share hi* life with Should I continue dating him and see if my feelings change, or throw away the best thing that has ever happened to me by telling him goodbye? Sign me -K- FROM ARKANSAS DEAR “ K*: You say you love this w on derfu l man with all you r heart, but you would rather be his frien d than hla girlfriend. You are rationaliz­ ing. If you loved him, you would love. % ADVICI ABIGAIL VAN BUREN want to be his girlfriend. Fsce it: If the “chemistry'* isn't there by now, it n ever w ill be. Do yourself Isnd him) a favor and be honest with him. T ell him he's the most wonderful man you 've e v e r known, but the magic is missing, and while you hate hurting him, you want him to be free to search for mutual love. He'll survive, und with any luck you w ill both find true • •• DEAR AHIIY I am a -19-year-old divorced woman My children are adult* And live 2.500 miles away. I own my own home und am selfsup|Mjrting I have been dating a gentleman 10 years my junior for the last five years. I love him, but I do not want to get married ugain. He is very insistent about wanting marriage. He is controlling und jealous and does not like to be alone, i l am not thrilled with this aspect o f his personality. I Abby. I made it clear from the beginning that I have no interest in murrijge. I was married to an alco­ holic for 19 years, und I am very independent. Should I end the rela­ tionship so he can find someone w ho wants to murry him, or contin­ ue the relationship? Your input would be appreciated. WONDERING IN OHIO D E A R W O N D E R IN G : Since y o u a r e a d a m a n t a b o u t not wanting to remarry, you would be doing this man a klndneee to set him free. A man who Is con­ trolling, jealous and doesn’t like to be a lo n e w o u ld be ■ p o o r m arriage prospect even If you decided to relent. End the rela­ tionship now! C IN I S DVIED0 MARKETPLACE *21 l >1i feet •1/|» *<A . ■* ■ ., T- “ ; , ■, ... ‘I I I 1 1 0 / So... 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O OTT PETER Q O T T , M .D . • I'm NEWSPAPER KynCKMUSE ASSN At an El Paso, Texas, hospital that treated servicemen for gonorrhea, patients were placed in “ hot boxes,' with their heads exposed, and subject­ ed to temperatures of 107 degrees D EA R DFl C O T T : I broke my tall Fluids were constantly administered. bone four years ago It still hurts The treatment lasted 24 hours and when I sit on hard surfaces Cun this was successful in a surprisingly high cause major problems, such as paral percentage of cases ysis. in the future1 I have suggested to AIDS researchers that fever therapy might be useful in treating HIV infections Several doctors pooh poohed the con rept. I know that it works Is there any current research? DKAIt KKADKH Not to my knowl edge Fever therapy has been around for decades, in the form of "hot boxes* and Coley's toxin tan injectable mate rial that causes fever — and cures in cancer patients) I agree with you that further research is appropriate Hut maybe thr concept is just too basic and simple to justify responsible investigation Researchers today seem to be infatuated with high tech science, rather than basic “kitchen* medicine. by Chari** M. Schulz PEANUTS THE CNE IN BACK DIDN'T .THINK THAT WAS VERT FUNNY.. J ia lt /* «• f DKAIt KKADKH Hulimia (binge eating followed by vomiting) is a sen* ous psychological disorder that ran have dangerous physical conse* quences. including malnutrition, inflammation and bleeding of the esophagus, and kiss of dental enamel from repeated exposure lo gastric juices Many disorders cause ill effects that aren't apparent or that develop over time. Ultimately, you will probably experience the physical complications of bulimia if you don't get help Start with your family doctor SI Part of FDR ACROSS S3 Occupant I Extinguish#* ss Walking on air 7 Talk-show hoot s* Prlntod ■ilalabaa Tom 13 Eskimo boat 57 Largs houaa SS Actross 14 iockoft Luisa — 15 DOWN 1* 1 From — to mils 2 Sssport In 17 IS 20 21 23 27 32 child PuH to placaa Esprots scorn PoMah Human bolng “ 3 ConSsrof s 4 Old snow a jBT-rvguuning 33 Cotsbrstions 34 Im a* 39 Giant 3* Unsvon 40 Biblical witch's 42 4* Louisiana hra. 47 org. • Quantity of yarn 7 Soakad (up) • Compass pi. • fttvor M 10 Dutch ombonkmsnt tt Psradlsa 12 Actor Foss I f jtra would Ilk * to writ* to Dz. Oott send your tot­ ter to: P.O. Bos 3017, Murray Hill Stattoo, How Yo rk , N T 10156. 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To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “ Mental and Kmotional Illness “ Other readers who would like IS THERE A BOOMER kJHO DOUTGO TO LAWfCHOOLT a copy should send >2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelops’ to 1*0 Hox 2017, Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10158. He sure to mention the title WIN AT BRIDGE by T.K. R yan Hy Phillip Alder I DO NOT HURT OUT DIRTY U’L SECERTS! A R LO A N D JANIS by Jimmy Johnson \ IT* ) $ 0 0 5 HOO$€? tooctoc* MENSA 1*8 m e e t in g « l Admission$10 IQmustbt 150 INSTtAD Of USING THIS TASTY P ffC tN T -O ff COUPON FOS ADMISSION. CAN I PUT IT TOvMSb <— MY JQl fjS >3! fag ' 8 11-5 3 l WON PER IF G ETTING A TATTO O WOGLP MAKE ME MORE MACHO? by Jim Meddick ROBOTMAN* KEEP FLESHY 'NiJPATHIS WINTER I WASRUIMASNfS W J iDTHE GDCCWtLLETICE L00Kin6 HA uSEO BABY e r n e s , wucHSuDCCNUf 1 SPOTTEDM DIDSESAMESiCEET F'jPPET, ANDTVt PLPTETHAD04 A VIP MOCK-TLBUENECK SWEATBQ- &W3C' FERHcDT ^STYIE!?E»ECTFIT' (Your cB i r t h d a y ij» <h by Jim Davis GARFIELD Fireworks are controversial They are illegal in some countries, Australia for one Hut most places use them to commemorate key dates In New York harbor, it's July 4 At the KPCOT Center in Orlando, it's every night' In the Netherlands, it's at mid­ night on New Year's Eve (which is frightening for the pet cats and dogs) In England, it's Nov 5. which is Guy Fawkes night Fawkes and his band of men tried unsuccessfully to blow up the Houses of Parliament on this date in 1605 You get fireworks at the bridge table when long suits are let out of their cages This deal is from Jose Le Dentu's book. “ Les Donnes Estraordinaire “ Look only at the North and East hands Against six spades, your partner leads the dia mond two four. jack, ace South cash­ , | —--------- ITmUFWjWPCWTAWATTO Fireworks for a day "<3 SORRY! MAY I GO DKAIt DR. COTT I am 25 and have had bulimia for in years, without apparent ill effects Why Is there such a fuss about throwing up after eating'1 DKAIt R EADER : A broken tailbone (coccyx) Is uncomfortable but not medically harmful. Although the sen­ sitivity m ay rem ain for several months, a fractured coccyx does not progress into more serious condi* lions Friday, Nov 6. 1996 A nu m be r of new peop le w orthy of bolnonding could enter your life in the year ahead through some rather unusual circumstances Make it a point to get to know them better in order to cultivate some good friendships SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Try to view life philosophically today Rogardtcss of what events transpire, a bad disposition will sport your day. while good humor will bring you the happiness you seek. Get a lump on hie by understanding the influ­ ence s Ih a l'll g o ve rn you in the year ahead Send the required refund form and lor your Astro-Graph predictions by mailing $2 and self-addressed stamped envelope to Astro Graph, c/o this news­ p a p e r. P O Box 1758. M u rra y Hill Station. New York. N Y 10156 Be sure to state your xodiac sign SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Set your goals early and go for them Major ANNIE •BL4X BUSY/1*15. DftfAR TV i'jCTQjVE'.W) THERE'S Mi EXPLANATION FOA 16 PRO&LY CALLIN' W THIS NAKEDERN'LDOLL VORKYIN* WHY WTRE I FOUD *1 THE 3ACKEEATCF TVS c a r ... COPS, HOSPTtALS AH* SUCH 5 0 LA TE.' es the spade ace two, low heart, four. Then he continues with the spade jack: six. low heart, king What now1 South was French expert Roger Trexel It was a rubber bridge game, which perhaps explains the unscientif ic bidding Not pausing for thought. East re­ turned the diamond six. but Tre/el ran it around to dummy's nine Declarer finessed his diamond 10. drew the last trump, and claimed “ You gave me a good card, your nine." commented Trexel to partner Le Dentu “ But the rest were worth less’" It seemed likely that West had led a singleton at trick one If so and he had started with three trumps, he would have played high low in trumps So. if West began with only two trumps. South must have 8 0 5 o distribution This points the way to the winning re turn- East's last trump Did you find that sparkler ing de fense? N orth ll ( a ••• U A K J S 6 5 4 • 9 5 4 a A J 7 West a 6 2 * 10 7 2 • 2 a 108 6 5 4 3 2 E a st a K7 4 * Q9 3 • 0 J 7 6 a KQ 9 South a A Q J 10 9 8 5 1 * ... • A K 10 8 3 a Vulnerable: Both D ea ler West South 2a 8a West I'asrt Pass Pass North 1V 3V Pass East Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: a 2 CIXSS by NKA. Inc accomplishments are possible today, but only it you utilixe the entire day and not waste time getting started CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Weigh and balanco every aspect before rendermg any decisions today and things will work out Avoid making hasty judgments because your initial assessments could be way oft base AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Only it you roly on your own abilities and not on tate or friends, can goals be achieved loday You'll creale your own destiny Ihrough assertiveness PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) It s healthy to have a good opinion of yourself, but be careful you don t carry that too far Don t ever behave superior or haughty lo oth­ ers Treat everyone with respect and dig­ nity ARIES (March 21-April 19) It you allow yourself lo believe that things are much too difficult for you to handle today, you w on't e ven attem pt jo b s K eep yo u r responsibilities in proper perspective TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Though you want to interest others loday in a cause you re espousing take care not to paint too rosy ol a picture Don't embellish the tacts, just tell things like they are GEMINI (May 2t-June 20) It's fine to look out tor your ne e d s and desires today but don t do so at the expense ot another You could lose a valuable friend it you appear loo selfish CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ju s t because you might be uncertain about something today, there is no reason lo ignore your own counsel Pont allow oth­ ers to influence you. tor their advice could be flawed LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Opportunities that come your way today should not be ignored or taken tor granted Something good could slip through your fingers II you disregard Lady Luck's offerings VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be fair to oth­ ers loday. but bo equally so to yourself Don't make unwise concessions to pla­ cate others just to serve their best inter­ ests m hopes of appearing cooperative LIBRA (Sept: 23-Oct. 23) D is ­ appointment is likely today if you expect more than you're entitled share You're capable ol generating personal benefits, but be realistic about your input » ISMby SEA. 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No. 13_________________________________ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1998 5 0 C e n ts W ild(life) fight No charges pressed Sierra Club may sue the county over Astor Farms SANFORD - A 75-year-old man who shot and killed a burglar that hrnkr Inin his home will nnl fare charges, prosecutors said Alexander llrrw’ick on July I t shot Jimmy l-ee Hill Jr.. *10. four times os the men strug­ gled. Iterwtck walked In on l-ee as he was ransacking the older man's new Sanford home. By Maria Orem HERALD STAFF WRITER School hoard budget SANFORD • Pie Seminole County School Hoard approved a $543 million budget for the new school year. The budget will cut sllghilv the tax rate for county rrsldrnts. For every S I00.000 homeowners are as­ sessed Including a $25,000 homestead exemption, tax hills will decrease by about $9. D eregulation pilot p ro g ra m SANFORD • The Seminole County School Hoard approved a pilot program that will allow the deregulation In six county schools. Seminole Is one of six counties participating In the program approved by legisla­ tors rarllrr this year. The designation will give th r schools freedom from state regulations and penult Indi­ vidualized programs at laike flruulley lllgli. I.vman High, Altamonte Elementary. Caril­ lon Elcmcntury. Rainbow Ele­ mentary. and Spring Lakr Elementary schools. The schools will remain account­ able to the school board. Pro­ grams will be Implemented the second year, with planning slated for the first year, school officials said. C itizens A dvisory B oard m eeting SANFORD - The Citizen's Ad­ visory Hoard will meet today at 7 p.m. In the City Commission Conference Room at Sanford City Hall. Items on the agenda listed as old business Include publlc/communlty relations offi­ cer and CAH's advertisement. CP parent support SANFORD - United Cerebral Palsy Early Intervention and Pediatric Therapy Centers sponsors a monthly support group for parents of children with special needs. Tire meet­ ing will be held on Thursday. Sept. 24 from 6 until 8 p.m. The first half of the meeting will be dedicated to the educa­ tional topic, which will be "Vision Services*, and the sec­ ond half Is an Informal ex­ change among parents. The meeting will be held at UCP's Seminole Center which Is lo­ cated at First Presbyterian Church. 201 Oak Av„ Sanford. Haby-slttlng and a light dinner are provided free of charge. UCP provides early IntervenPUsm m i Brisfs. Pag* 2A Classified . . 4B-5B C o m ic s ..............6B Crossword . . . . 6B Dear Abby . . . . 3B Dr. G o tt..............6B Horoscopes . . . 6B Obituaries . . . . 4A P e o p le ...............3B Police Briefs . . 3A Sports . . . . 1B-2B TV .........................3B W eather..............2A 6 Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal. 9 . V Mi.V « Mara**P*oto by Tmwf vvuem Seminole Coonty and environmental groups atlompt to balance development and preservation, as these sandhill cranes illustrate, strutting near the pavement at 400 Airport Blvd , Sanford what the state recommended.* said Mary Slater Linn of the Sierra Club. The land. Linn said. Is In the middle of the Weklva River Protection Area, and home to many species of wildlife such as the Florida Hlack Hear and sandhill cranes. Astor Farms, which Is ownrd by six parties. Is located north of State Road 40 and west of Orangr boulevard. In the county's comprehensive plan, thr land Is zonrd agricultural, or one dwrlllng for every five acres. Applicants Dan and Re­ becca Prlhatn ure requesting thr land Ire rrzonrd to single family residential Ural would SEMINOLE COUNTY • Con­ servationists will hup Hip county If thr commission conIlnurs with IIh plans to drvrlop rnvtronmrntally srnsltlvr land Just nutsldr of Sanford. Rrprrsrntatlvrs from thr Strrra Club. Frtrnds of th r Wrklvu River. and Srmlnolr Estatrs on Thursday will hand drllvrr to thr commission a complaint with an Intrnt to flic suit wtthln <>0 days. If plans procerd to convert I JO acres, known us Astor Farms. “They’re going against their own comprehensive plan and against the public and against PU«M SM rig h t. Pags 3 A County commission to talk more about decency referendum By Vicki BeUoccla HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - They're going to talk about it some more. Tin* county's much-debated public decency ordinance will once again Iw u p for d tn riis- slon. It's not thut the Seminole County Commission lias changed their position on the ordinance, which thry have turned down three limes al­ ready. It's Just that they hope to kill a legal challenge to the referendum that lias put the Issue on the ballot. Thr commissioners decided on Tuesday to hold another public bearing on (hr ordi­ nance on Turscliiy, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. Following llir putillr Input, the commission will takr another vote on the ordi­ nance. Thr commissioners have the option of adopting the ordi­ nance |>eudlng the outcome of the Nov. 3 ballot Initiative. In oilier words. II the voters turn llir ordinance down. It will not become law. If the voters ap­ prove It, ihrn it will become law. They i mild also ■lioosr not In adopt llir ordinance and Jiisi leave II up lo llir (reoplr In decide. Thr Item was placed on the ballot after the Seminole County Citizens for Decency gathrrrd enough signatures to put the public nudity Issue to the vote. Tlie ordinance, tf passed, would restrict the kinds of clolblng citizens would Ire ulluwrd to wr&f In public. opposltlon forces argue. Sup|tortrrs said the law would simply re ­ quire dancers, who now dnnrr wttli no clothing. io wrnr IrlHInls while they perform. Surrounding counties do not allow nude dancing so many adult rnterlalnmrnf fans have flocked to Seminole County. Supporters of the ordinance say they do not want to p re­ vent citizens from wearing skimpy clothing In public places. Attorneys for several adult rntrrtalninrnt clubs (lied suit against thr county last month In an rffurt to have the initia­ tive removed from Ore ballot, citing Improprieties with th r petitions that got the Initiative there. Commissioners were advised that tf they approve the Item before II appears on the ballot, n s s s s sss Talk. Bags BA Looks are everything County continues to work on road beautification, results beginning to show By Tony TfsxJo HERALD CORRESPONDENT SEMINOLE COUNTV - Have you evrr gone down U.S. High­ way 17-92 In the CasselberryFem Park area and said lo yourself. ‘Ore, some of this should Ire cleaned up.‘ Well, the Seminole County Planning Department has heard you. County staff members have continued to keep up with the every changing landscape of that 17-92 corridor. Some of the problems addressed by the county Include: signage, land­ scaping and the parking of ve­ hicles In the right-of-way. *lt's the shabbiness of the whole corridor that we are trying to clean up.* says John Dwyer. Seminole County's current planning manager. These changes may seem slight, hut adding them up will give a whole new appearance to the route. Tukc for example an automotive shop with auto purls lined up along the prop­ erty. Under u county ordinance that says. Outside storage must be In a fenced or en­ closed urea,' those uuto parts will be hidden from view. Dwyer explained that when county ordinances require businesses to add trees along the property, thr business owners trim these trees Into obscure 'hall like' shapes to maximize the visibility of their business. Tills Is known us lolloping or poodle cutting. County stuff Is also getting with these business owners to hrlp make the uppeurancir of these trees pleustng to the eye, and to krep the maximum visi­ bility of the property. You might have noticed that externally, udult entertainment businesses look at lot better than they used to. Oone are the loud colors and merry-gorounds. Tills Is all done us pari of u county program called CRA (Community Redevelopment Authority). Dwyer says. "We arc trying our best to clean every­ thing up and nddress some of the violations through new or­ dinances to he presented to the County Commission.* Q u estio n n a ire ch ro n icles nature based tourism sites F rom t u f f R ep o rts SEMINOLE COUNTY - The Seminole County Convention and Visitors Hureau (CVH) has recently sent out a detailed questionnaire to all nature based tourism attractions, his­ toric sites and museums and cultural organizations In the county. The questionnaire is the be­ ginning of an extensive state­ wide Inventory process to catalog the many cco, heritage and cultural activities In each county and region of Florida. The Information gathered will he used In promotional efforts to rducutc potential visitors of the many wonderful undiscov­ ered treasures of Florida. The CVU's Executive Director Juck Wert. Is requesting that all recipients of the question­ naire complete the Information und return it to the bureau's office by September 15. The information collected will he transcribed by the bureau staff Into a data base that will be maintained at the local office as well us Tallahassee, at "Visit Florida* the state tour­ ism organization. A compre­ hensive marketing effort Is being developed for Florida and Seminole County to showcase cco. heritage und cultural of­ ferings. An earlier efTort by the Semi­ nole County CVH to Identify natural based attractions rcPIm m Bm A om r, Bags 3A Demolition crews demolished • building at the Wost End Galleria in Sanford to make way for the upcoming GroeneWay expansion that wil connect the northeast portion of Seminole County lo Inter­ state 4. Rubble is another phase for GreeneWay toll exits By Marla Orem HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Curious passers-by may have noticed some demolition work olf U.S. Highway 17-92 early Tuesday. The rubble piles represent another phase of the new toll exfls planned for the Centrul Florida GreeneWay. The Florida Turnpike Authority Is In the final stuges of acquiring rights of way and several more buildings are slated for demo­ lition. according to turnpike officials. Three project areas have been designated for construction which Is scheduled to begin lit 1999. The projected completion date is 2002. The first area Is from U.S. Highway 17-92 to Lake Mary Boulevard; the second, from Lake Mary Boulevard to Rinehart Road; the third, from Rinehart Road to Interstate 4. including the interchange. ( The Seminole Expressway will function aB a portion of the GreeneWay. Project 2 of the Seminole Expressway will extend the GreeneWay from the rnd of the existing ex­ pressway at U.S. Highway 17-92 for about she miles to an Interchange off 1-4. The proposed toll facility will Include three toll ramps. Earlier this year, the Florida Department of Transportation held public workshops to discuss the project and proposed toll rates. �I 2A Seminole Her.ilJ >,i ' ■' r m.i.i w>* * l.i, ■' 1:1 Things to do and see this week Hi* a dim ii puppeteer WINTER SPRINGS ■ Cun you picture yourself us a riown/puppet eri eiilrrialnlng ai Birthday parties. ermvenlinns, amt grand openings? This is gtrat ini seniors and would-be actors watting lor their big break In three hours, a crush co u rse- in Clowning and INipprtcerlng. on Saturday. Sept. 12. (nun 9 >0 a in to 12:.'10 p in., at the Knowledge Shop in Casselberry will oiler yon the loots to make money and/or discover a wonderful hobby, I'tofession.il artist/puppeteer .loan Wahl ol Wlntei Springs will teach the workshop which includes face painting. Illu­ sions. storytelling, skits, and manipulating puppets. Acting, Improv. and developing a character rounds out tins Introduc­ tion class Just bring i small jar ol cold creme, a towel and table top mirror Everything else will be provided. For registration call 671 HBOS For details, call Jo an Wahl 699 6698 YMCA pool parly LAKH MARY * There's something special going on at the Seminole YMCA Family Center on Saturday, Sept. 12 The public ts invited to attend an afternoon Pool Party and Open House between 4 and 7 pan. Activities will include family gam es lot prizes by th e pool, eool p arty m ustr. and a bullet served at 5:90 pan Admission Is free for guests. Just bring a side dish If you plan to stay for the buffet Chicken wings and dell sand­ wiches, cold drinks, and dinner ware will be provided Fall program and membership Information will be available. Come on out to the Seminole YMCA Family Center, enjoy .in afternoon tilled with fun activities and stay tor the evening drive-In movie featuring Mr. Mnpoo at 8 pan. sharp! Float In the |xiol while watching a Disney movie on large screen. Celebrate the end of summer with f.unilv and Irtemls at the YMCA. Seminole YMCA is located three miles south ol Like Maty Boulevard on lamgwood-Lake Mari' Road. Call 1407) 921 8944 for more information. D a n c e lessons OKI ANDO ■ Singles Square and Round Dance Club Is alter­ ing square dance lessons beginning with free 0|x*n Mouses on Friday, Sept. 11 and Sept. 18 from 6 until 8 pan Beginner classes start Sept. 25 Cost Is S9 per student per lesson. Club rollers and Instructors are John Barrett and Joe Florrttl. Fun! New friends! Physical and mental exercise! Yellow roc ks (that’s square dance lingo for lings)! For all ages! Come alone or bring a friend. Married couples are welcome, too. Regular Club dance Is every Friday night at H pan. Location: Ben White Recreation Center at the northeast comer of Lee Road and 441. (1-4 to Lee Road, exit 46: west to 441: right to first street on right: Carder Road then straight through the gate.) For more Information call 1407) 695-6697 or (407) 891 1519. K a y u k cli nic ALTAMONTE SI’ILJN'GS • Wilderness Trrkkers lim its the public to attend a kayak clinic. Kayaking ts a popular and growing sport requiring unique equipment. The stalf will ex­ plain the different types of kayaks and kayuk paddles. The latest kayaks and accessories will be on display. The seminar begins Saturday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.in. on Travel Country Outdoors* - front porch, 1101 SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Bring your favorite chair. Pleaae tee T h in g * . Page 4 A LOCAL FORECAST WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 8:25 a.m.. maj. 2:15 a.m.. min. 9:00 p.m.. maj. 2:45 p.tn. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 11:01 a.m.. 11:25 p.m.. low: 4:38 a.nt.. 5:07 p.m. New Smyr­ na Beach: high: 11:06 a.m., 11:30 p.m., low. 4:43 a.m.. 5:12 EXTENDED OUTLOOK p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 11:21 a.m.. 11:45 p.m.. low: 4:58 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Tatrm* 89 73 T itrm i 89 69 a.m.. 5:27 p.m. LOTTERY H ero are trio w inning num bora solectcd on T u e s d a y in the Flori­ da Lottery: F a n ta s y 6 8 -1 1 -1 4 -1 7 -2 4 L o tto (S e p t S) 2 4 -2 5 -3 2 -4 2 -4 5 -4 7 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach & New Sm yrna Beach: Seas arc 2- 4 feet w ith a m oderate chop. Water tem perature at Daytona Is 79 degrees and at New Symrna. 80 degrees. Winds are from Uie so u th ­ west at 10-15 m .p.h. STATISTICS The high temperature in Sanford Tuaaday was Ol degrees and the overnight low Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m., Wednesday totaled 0.02 Inch. •Sunrise...................7:07 a.m. •Sunset....................7:37 p.m. S e m in o le Herald "Sen ttift Seminole County Since 190S" Wednesday. September 9,1998 • Vol. 91, No 13 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 Dave G'icnnsl •Publisher Jofti<ee MtUin Odessa Pug* - Business Manager Lrnda Sp«gei ADVERTISING Kim Butter Kell* Werner - Manager Cheryl Stone CLASSIFIED Meatner Daigle Toran Gaines CIRCULATION Betty Bennett Bonn, Bourne •Manager Melinda Moms EDITORIAL lacy l oar •Editor Jett Bertmct e Shan BrtxJ* Dons Deinch Jeana Hughes Mara Orem Nick Ptortflut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Wenner RusS White Penorkcai Postage Paid at Sanlord Ficmda and additional mailing oltices USPS 401280 Postmaster Send address changes la The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Box 1667 Sartwd FL 32772 1667 Kepubhc Watch your money Wr always wonder where our money In going when we pay our taxes, but few of ns ever bother to attend tin* meetings where such Informa­ tion K readily available and when* II is discussed publicly. Tonight you have the chance to see where (he Seminole County government plans to spend your lax dollars. A public hearing on the pro posed 1998 99 budget will gel underway in the county com mission chnmlH’is at 7 p.m. tl you want lo earn (lie right to complain about liovv your lax dollars aie being wasted (II von think that they are), lie sine in be at that meeting and to s|>enk up when you will hr heard atui when a change might lie considered by the commission. Chew nn this... A fax arrived al llir .Seminole Herald this morning an­ nouncing a new product that might change the way teach­ ers feel about chewing gum In the classroom. Brain Gum. which contains T h is a n d th a t... VICKI BELLUCCIA Staff Writer I’hospharitlylserlne. a natu­ rally occurring phospholipid that promoters say plays an Important role tu the function of lira In cells, supposedly works faster ami mire effec lively than Ginkgo Blloha In Ittete.ishig the brain's metabo­ lism and the ability to process Information. So. the gum will make the kids smarter, but will it keep them from blowing bubbles and sticking the used wads under their desks? Why do today what you can put olT until tumor row ? The organizers of the l)o Ilf f Vir/ have put aside a day for those ol ns who are organl/aIion.illy challenged and who )usi keep putting things oil lor another, less hrcllr. day. The oigaul/ets. who appai • litty have not put this oft. say that you have no excuses lor procrastinating today. Like they say at ihc shoe place with the Swoosh: Just I>o ll! Send an e-mail out to Ethel t ook at cthclcookH.iol com If you have any questions. We’re sure she'll gel hark to you right away. We’ll try to scud her a note t onionnw If we get a el ia tire . Couch potato celebrations Those who mark time by the television schedule will he celebrating the anniversaries of the premiers ol several longinimlng 1970s favorites today. On this date In 1972. Bill Cosby’s ’Tot Albert and the Coshy Kids Show* aired for fire first time to thundering praise. Two years later. "Rhodn* spun oil from the "Mary Tyler Moore Show* and had us humming the theme song for decades and wondering jusi wltai Carlton llie Doorman looked tike (Turns out Carlton Is Uiren/o Music, ihe voice of Garllrld Ihe Cat so we can only suppose...) And, Dually, In 1975. ■Welcome Bark. Koller" h rough I John Travolta and the ml.mums sweal hogs min our living rooms lor lire first rime And now. m our age ol retro music coiiimerrlals. you can hear Ihe ihrinr song by .John Sebastian, on a Burger King ndvrrilHciuenl. They really never go away, do lhey? R u ss White Is taking a break. His column, “Today Is...”, will return next week. TIDES Today: Scattered thunder­ storms. lllghs In the upper-80s. Lows in the low-70s Thursday: Scattered thunderstorms, Highs In the iippcr-80s. Lows tn the upper-60*. Friday: Ale moon thunderstorms, lllghs In the Iow-90s. Lows In the mld-70s. Saturday: Afternoon thunder­ storms. Highs In the low-90s. Lows In the mid-70s. FRIDAY SATURDAY Tstnna 93 74 Tatnna 93 75 What’s happening; a little of this, a little of that LEGALS Margaret Boschen PRODUCTION Frank Vuitoi.no ■Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur •Operations Freda Heimers Cheryl Smith PRESS 4 STRIPPING Robert Skip' Coean Mark Savo« B.il Egan Jack E Ritchie Etwn Tyrrell Jr Head Pressman Subscription Rales (Daily & Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Tear Home Delivery 119 60 139 00 $78 00 MaJ 12400 64800 $9600 Florida Residents add 7*. sales tax to above rales AVii i/ki/rc'/J. Inc. Photo counaty ol th . Sinlord Uuwgm Vintage view This is the Opera House, also known as the Star Theater, located at 203 Magnolia Ave. II was replaced by the Mitane Theater, later renamed the Ritz, in 1923. II you have any information al all on the pictured building, please contact Grace Mane Sbnecipher (322-4381) or Altcia Clarke, curator of the Sanford Museum (302-1000) B r i e f s ----------Continued from page 1A tlon, pediatric therapy (occupational, physical mid speech therapy) and family support for chlldrrn. from blrih to age 21. with all kinds uf disabilities und delays. Please register In advanr c by calling the Family Services Coordinator at (407) 3226222. KRKH KKI’OKT m ea ls lni|M»rtaiit Information regarding auto •neldent Inlurlr*. treatment and lung term eflerts Don't settle jour taw or s|M*ak to anyone until you receive Die Information In m> free report. rf"oTm freY rYport T medical exam'! ; Call (800) 798-3943 \ Call (407) 082-3030 ! Ijoii Free. 24 Hrs./oay j a r a s a ia y g a a s s a j W alsh honored CASSELBERRY - Hie Semi­ nole County Department uf li­ brary and Leisure Services I lls selected Danny Walsh as the member of the month for July. As a recreation attendant ut the Red Hug Lake Park, Walsh is responsible for assisting the thousands of Seminole Counly residents that use this recrea­ tional facility for soccer, softball. tennis, racqurtball. bas­ ketball. volleyball. jogging trails with fitness center as well as the picnic and play­ ground areas. Walsh was selected for this award In pari because of bis excellence In customer serv­ ice. according to Shr Ida Wilkins, of the Cooperative Ex­ tension Services Division. Ills can do’ attitude is consistent with the new ‘Seminole Advan­ tage’ altitude that Is being promoted by Seminole County Government employees cou nlywtde,* said Wilkins. Rt-d Bug Lake Park Is just one of the eighteen Seminole Counly Parks lira! are oper­ ated by the Department or Li­ brary’ A Leisure Service of Seminole Counly Government. Red Bug Lake Park Is located on Red' Bug Road In Cassel­ berry and Is open 363 days a year from H a.m. to 10 p.m. Huinun services hoard SANFORD - Tire District 7 Hcatih und Human services Board, which serves Seminole, Orange, Brevard and Osceola counties Is calling for new members. IIHSB members represent their counties In working with the Department of Children f* Clearly a gift from the heart. Danny Walsh Family to determine and pri­ oritize community needs. The board alms lo make sure that economic, health and social services and programs are available und accessible to In­ dividuals attd families. To leant how to upply for board membership and about Ihe selection process, call Wendy Jordan. IIHSB liaison, al (407) 245-0400. ext. 153. An HHSU Is active in Chil­ dren and Families' 15 slatewide districts. Each board consists of 15 or more mem­ bers who reflect their commu­ nity in tenns of age. ethnicity, gender and race. Either thr Governor or u board of county commissioners appoints mem­ bers. IIHSB candidates must have a record of commitment to und expertise In meeting lheir community' hrullh und human services needs. Grandparents D ay is Sunday, September 13 Celebrate Grandparents Day with Teleflora's Crystal Teacup and Saucer Bouquet. Fresh flowers fill an elegant 24% full-lead crystal cup and saucer. To send this lovely gift anywhere in the U.5. or Canada, just call or visit our shop. 31.50 Sanford J‘ fowcr Sfiop C o rre c tio n 111 Sunday's Seminole Herald, upcoming Dividend workshops were advertised, but one date was Incorrect. Tire correct Information Is: Thursday, Sept. 17, 9:30 a.m.-l 1:30 a.m. Special Friend s -Volu n leers role model what being and having a friend l* all about. Commitment is for one-half hour a week al a school. To register for these work­ shops. please call 320-0182. OlUeflotu- * 3 a Historic Downtown 209 Fast Commerc ial Sanford. FL 32771 407/322 1822 Fax 407/323-7786 I-800-771-3190 “Quality Service Sitwe 1956* Still The ^ 0 ^ For Local News Scrrlrip Seminole County Since I (ton »riimiolr tyrralb 300 N. French Ave . Sanlord (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 t&rmiuolr ftrrnlb i �Semmolo Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday, September 9. 1998 •3 A POLICE LOG The following re/rorts teere compiled from the Seminole County Sheriffs Office for incidents recorded Sept. H: F lip flo p D isorderly In to x icatio n : LONGWOOD.* Cedar Mill Place, 400 block, Lake Mary, Sept. 7. 10;07 p.m. A 37-yrar-old man, who was the bayfrlrnd of the day manager of a Wcklva Springs Road restaurant, was a r­ rested (or disorderly Intoxication by Seminole County deputies alter he went to the restaurant when she was off duty and caused a disturbance when lie could not And anyone to trll him where she was. lie made disparaging nimmenls to srveml patrons as well. Deputies said he had !>ern naked to leave thr restaurant earlier In the day when he went there to light with hrr. SANFORD, Yale Avenue, 2000 block, Sept, fi, 1I:5H p.m. A 33-yrar-uld woman was arresled by Sanford Police after she refused to stop yelling loudly at people from her yard. She was warned several Hines to lie cpilet before police arrested her. In ordor to avoid hitting another vehicle, this truck lockod up Its brakes and (lipped over on State Road 434 just east of the GrcenoWay Sopt. 4. In addition to dumping its load of sand onto the shoulder ol the road, the truck also broke a power pole on its way over. No one was hurt In the accident. tta n ld Photo by Tommy Ylneam Dom estic violence: GENEVA. Pine Street, 2200 block, Sept. 7. 10:20 p.m. A 34year old man was arrested lyy Seminole County deputlrs aftrr a violent tight with his girlfriend. Deputies said the man had Item given $5 by his girlfriend In order lo buy a sandwich. He wanted more and she refused, they Mild. They said he then threw a glass table at hrr. breaking It though missing her. He also pulled the phone from thr wall when she tried to use It. SANFORD. Country Club Road, 100 block, Sept. 7. 11 p.m. A 35-year-old man was arrrsted lyy Sanford Police after a fight with his girlfriend during which he kicked the walls, shoved hrr and threatened to "rip (her) head off.* D riving u n d e r the influence OVIEDO, Wills Lake Clr„ lOOO block, Sept. 0. 11:30 a m. A 19-year-old man was arrested for driving under the Influence by Florida Highway Patrol officers. Advanced Placement program Students pursue college studies while in high school Special to the Herald D rugs: ber of exams lake by Hispanic students.* One out of 10 AfricanAmrrtran and one out of eight Hispanic students nationwide Inking AP exams attend Florida schools. Over the last ten years the number of exams taken by African Americans In Florida lias Increased by 145 percent, wlille thr number of rxams taken by Hlspanlcs has In­ creased by 322 percent. Commissioner Hrogan has stressed the Importance of high academic expectations and opportunities for all stu­ dents. regardless of their back­ ground. Thr commissioner convened a 'Closing the Gap' conference last November to focus on Improving academic achievement for economically dlsadvantagrd and minority students. Tills year Florida Is beginning a new school recog­ nition program which for the first time Includes criteria to ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Callente Way, 600 block, Sept. 4. 8 a m. A 20 year-old man was urrrstrd for |Missesslon of less than 20 grams of marijuana and with possession of drug p ara­ phernalia by Seminole County Sheriff's deputies. Deputlrs said they found some marijuana and rolling papers In his pocket when they conducted a search warrant at Ills house, lie was also arrested on u warrant for two counts of conspiracy to sell mart)uana and conspiracy to deliver cocaine. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Colgate Terrace, 600 block, Sept. 4. H :iO a.m. A 20-year old man and a lU-yrar-old man were ar­ rested for possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and for possession of drug paraphernalia by Seminole County Sheriffs deputies. Deputies said they conducted a search warrani of thr house where the two men live and found less than 20 grams of nturljuana. three plates with cocaine rrsldur, a siller with cocaine residue, a marijuana cigarette and some lolling papers. SANFORD, Lake Placid Drive, 300 block. Sept. 5. 0:17 p.m. A 19-year-old man was arrested for possession of crack co­ caine. lor possession of Irss than 20 grams of marijuana, for possession ol drug paraphernalia and for retail thrlt. Sanlord Poller said they were called lo a convenience store In relallon lo a man taking various Items Irom the store without paying for them. When they found Ihr man l>rh!nd the store and searched him. they lound not only the stolrn Items, but also a baggie containing a green lealv substance which later tested |Misltlve as marijuana, some rolling papers, steel wool (which Is used as a lllter when smoking some drugs) and a piece of crack cocaine. TALLAHASSEE--Florida Edu­ cation Commissioner Frank T. Hrogan announced that a larger mimlrcr of Florida stu ­ dents than ever liefore are taking and passing Advanced Placement (API examinations, based on Information bring released today by Thr College Hoard. Thr AP Program gives* students ihr opportunity (o pursue collegr-level studies white still In high school and to receive advanced placement, credit, or both. In college. T h r Advanced Placement Program Is not only rrnchlng a larger number of Florida stu ­ dents. tail an Increasingly di­ verse population of students.* said Commissioner Hrogan. ’Florida Is second In the coun­ try In the number of exams taken try African-American studruts and third In Ihr lu m ­ Retail theft: cem etery buildings to be discussed ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Old Cbeney Highway, 6000 block, Orlando, Sept 5. 0:53 p.m. A 37-year old man was arrested by Altamoutr Springs Police for taking a tlie gauge from a grocery store on State Hoad 436 without paying for the Item, which was valued at $ 1 19. From Staff Reports SANFORD Tlie Historic Wow! 13 W eeks For Only 1875 $ • Local News! • Local Sports • Local Advertising! 5 DAYS-A-WEEK DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR H e r a ld Drop off at: 300 North French Avenue • Sanford, FL 32771 or mail to: P.O. Box 1667 • Sanford, FL 32772-1667 NAM E PHONE. ADDRESS C IT Y ZIP. Thr most popular AP courses for Florida students were U.S. History, English literature, English language, and calcu­ lus. Among exams taken by 1.000 or more Florida students, tlie percentages of Florida ex­ ams which received a score of 3 or higher were highest In Spanish language. European history, and English literature. In spring 1998, a tola] of 37.034 Florida high school students took 62,955 exams In 31 subject areas. The number of AP exams taken by Florida students has nearly doubled over the last ten years and the number of exams per Btudent is also up. In 1980 Florida stu­ dents took an average of 1.3 exams; by 1998 the ratio had Increased to 1.7 exams per student. A report on Florida and U.S. AP trends from 1980-98 may be obtained by calling Martha Miller at (850) 487-1630. Historic preservation board meets, F ig h t *?*ttnoducton€f S e m in o le ensure that all groups of stu ­ dents are being well served. Schools that show improve­ ment or sustained high achievement will not he eligible for recognition and financial rewnrds If a disproportionate number of minority or eco­ nomically dlsadvantagrd stu­ dents have vrry low levels of academic achievement In reading, writing and mathe­ matics. AP exams are graded Indi­ vidually on a 5-point scale. Many colteges--lncludlng all Florida community colleges and unlversllles-ofTer credit to students who receive a score of 3 or higher on an AP exam. More than half (56.2 percent) of the exams taken this spring by Florida students were uw.u ded u score of 3 or higher, up from 55.6 last year. Tills could translate Into college credit for more than 35.000 courses. 1’reservation Hoard will meet Thursday, Sept. 10 at 4:30 p.m. On the agenda for the meeting are residential appli­ cations for Certificate of Ap­ propriateness for properties at 918 Myrtle Avc. and 214 Lau­ rel Ave. and acknowledgment of minor/ revlew/stalT review actions for several properties. Information regarding the cemetery gazebo and brick building will also be discussed. Tlie dale of the Historic I’reservation Advisory Council meeting In Tallahassee lias l>een changed from Wednes­ day. Sept. 16 to Tuesday. Sept. 15. Tlie reception will be held from 5:30 until 7 p.m. at the Museum of Florida History lit the RA. Gray Building. Tlie Rltz Grunt will also be heard on Sept. 15 by the Florida Department of State. Division of Historical Re­ sources Bureau of Historic I’reservations. Grants and Education Section. T a lk C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g # I A the twenty most threatened cities lor sprawl. Orlando rate* as first for medium sized cit­ ies.* Keith Sehue. also of the Si­ erra Club, said with this com­ plaint, his group and other en­ vironmentalists *are making It perfectly clear where we stand on this Issue. "We really want to fight this thing.' Schue said. There’s on overwhelming outcry against this.' Hie complaint will be sub­ mitted at 10 a.m. with a press conference to follow. C o a t l s M d f r o m P a g * 1A permit up to five dwellings tor each acre. Tlie property is bordered by Seminole Estates and Sanford Farms. Linn said her organization lias been fighting the proposed development for several months. Despite petitions and the public opposing the proj­ ect and objections from the Department of Community Affairs. Linn said the county still plans to move forward. This Is a classic case of ur­ ban sprawl* Unn said. 'Out of . »T t f . I t TH E D E L T O N A C lV li R EG IE T E ft A T f tc l * : t* r ■ ■ 1J ★ ★ ..sir Arr*nui Cmt in fCt C*XT5 COLS O-Uira UZkm 31* 4-<*t. 7-9* D - D * u -ts rr.i> -a »T w i s o -i* . ^ fc r a w a n n i y farmor nfarmatyan til W 8 3 0 - 4 7 8 -4 5 4 9 d r email 800-280— 7 2 3 9 o»rmlse*n4t;04fr M ONSTER DEBT ? \r the petitions are not needed to get It there, thereby making the validity of the signatures a moot point. Supervisor of Elections San­ dra Goard said tlie commis­ sion’s actions to bypass the possible problems with the signatures will allow her to have the Nov. 3 ballots printed without the possibility of legal tie-ups. She said she can now move ahead, something she would have been unable to do If the lawsuit had moved forward. A n sw er CoatlaMg b oa paj, lA suited In a new brochure called "Wild About Seminole’ which Is distributed at various domestic und International trade shows. " n C *lavc 8cn* questionnaires to all the businesses we know that offer eco. heritage and cul­ tural experiences In Seminole County, Wert said. 'Wc encour­ age any providers that we missed to call our office for a questionnaire at (407) 3285770.' L E T ’S K IL L I T ! You nuy Lnow • p v l m u u l p m o i . w lf-flufJoyvd at unemployed, m m « l ,in ( I*, family, friend, co-wurt«r ur church friend IhM could tue out help ll docwi'l muter how much itiey earn - they Mill mey be in a financial ujuccrr Their problem! probably Maned with an <nern lcruian o f credit cardi, medical rmcrgrncict or Jut) poor planning There art cim m ulencte beyond their control and we can help end the u m i o f living in the RI D Piunccr Cledit A Debt t r i i i M i l t i U l i o i i S e r v ic e * ,2 ®* • Initial Consultation b FREE 4 Strictly Confidential « Consolidated Bills without a loan 4 No Credit Check 4 Immediate Approval 4 Single Monthly Payment (407) 327-9550 Guest Colum ns And Letters To The Editor are wel­ come. The Herald may or may not agree with your opinion, but we will alw ays uphold your First Amendment right to express it. �4A l.t VVt* t'«*vt.iv »■ '• .1 1 1 Vi lrt Celebrating the best of American business The Greater Seminole County Chamber ol Commerce hostorJ its Small Business Award Luncheon recently Chamber officials rocoyni/o that small companies are the backbone of American business Guest speaker was Republican gubernatorial candidate Jet) Bush Clockwise, top left The Lake Brantley Hi()h School band entertained the crowd including Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Morris. Ken Podlow. Katheryn Mogfiados accepting an award tor Associated Healthcare Advisors, and Job Bust) Kristal Johnson of Boar l ake Elementary School in Apopka also entertained The 10year-old sang the National Anthem She is shown hero with Bush and Bear Lake music teacher. Artie Almeida, wtio is the Seminole County Teacher of the Year Matt Rivera of Lake Brantley was named achiever of the month by the ctiamber School Superintendent Paul Hagerty was on hand to congratulate Rivera #\ W* ■%*%» •MM IM M #WW * /wv ■MM#. wwv •MM#( **MM) K id s a n d co p s conic to g e th e r J / /^ f i A u J _K J from Stall Reports c a s s f .l h k k u y i ih - You \U .3tl Vte P o rt r 3 * T To Q ’w tiP ‘i.Te‘KrtiTf' H-R** ' V semi -V noli- Cutility Shrrtlfs *>ttit«- will present thru .iiiiiu.il Hops .mil Kills II.IV till S.illlttl.iv Sept 12 limn IO a.in until 2 p in I lir lrstlv.il wlilt ti brings youngstrrs ami law rnfnrt r inriit officials together in a tn n u lly environment will lake p l.lir III Red Hug Like I ' l l k III C.isscibcrrv Tin* shi-nll's ullit «• will put mi thr tree event ill tnupei.i ttmi with the Alt.mimite Sprlngs Polite lii-p.irttuetit the Casselberry I’ullit Dr part nit-tit. ilie Ihug Kn|.at e Hit-Ill Agency. Itit- riurltl.t M.t rtne Patrol. 11it Litigwt hmI I’u lice !>t-p.irrmt-til. tin- S.uiliiitl Poller i>t-p.ir 111)1-1 It. Ihe Like Marv I’ollie Drp.irlllielit. tile Ovli-dtt Poller Dt-p.irliiii'iit anil thr Winter Springs I’olttr lit part mt-nt y i.S~ < Tttrre will hr g.unrs. a pup prt show, a lltllto p lcr. It itill anti DARK cars fur rv rrv m ir to enjoy. For m orr Inlunii.iiloe. rail th r I'u llir A thIt-1It L-agile at a:»o (M>oo. rxt 2i>:» T h i n g s -----------------------------C o n tin u e d fro m Page 2 A Tlirrr Is no rliargr lur tin- seiuin.ii. (ittrsts an writ mut anti no reservations are rrtpiurtl For tlriails anil thrri lions call thr Wilderness Trrkkcr Infol.lnr (4071 :i.ril •t<ic,ii ,,r visit thrtr wrh page htlp://www.g«-ocltlrs em u /-wild in k/ H a w a iia n c ra fts OKIJYNDO Hawaiian trails will hr the lealure ot the Weavers ol Orlantlo Srpit-itihrr meeting Kahrkllra lirantlon of Tampa, a native ol Hawaii will pies rnt a program on Hawaiian trails, rsprt tally tin- t misirnt lion ol Iris. Known to her students .is 'Auntie K.n . Iii.mdon to n Ilnurs to cultivate her Hawaiian lu-rllagr hv t oinlut ting classes in Hawaii.in eullure Including language, musit . tl.mtr. and vurtous art fonns. Slit- has participated in the aiiiiu.d Florida Folk Ails Festival In While Springs, the Tampa Kthnii Festival and Ihe Friends of Hawaii dance irotipe Thr nieellng will he held Saturday. Sept. 12 at IO a hi ,n Ihe Orange County Historical Museum. HI I K Rollins Av Orlando. I'arllt Ipanls at the iiieellng will Irani a Hawaiian chant and sit-down hula and have an op|*ortuulty lo make a shell let hraielet based on the Kill I'lkake lei whit h is matle on the Island ol Nllhaii. The meeting Is hit- and open to the puhlle. hut there Is a $10 fee lor lei malt-rials. The Weavers of Orlando, founded In 1913. prouioies n u n rst in. and kuowletlge of the fiber .ms ol spuming, weaving, dyeing and basketry as well .is related i rails such as fell and paper making, heading and surf.irr design Members limn six Central Flonda imiiiiles meet monihly. organize study groups and hold freqtietil workshops taught by nationally known artists. Meetings art- free anti open to the ptthlli For more Information lontart M.ullyn O.irnt r ,u i.jo 7| ti'iu OHIO. B enefit d u n ce ORIJVNDO Central Florida Stpi.ire and Round Darn ers As sorlullun ICI'AJ is sponsoring a Dlsaslei Rebel lit hi III Halite Sunday, Sept. 13. Thr dance will feature central Florida t .tilers and t u n s who are donating their talents lo make this a Inn Illicit allt-t noon ol round dancing and square darn ing Kvrrvniu- Is In VIIed lo tome mil and dam e. or jii-.t w.iltli D.meeis un­ asked for a $r» tlon.itto n . s|M-t laiors are lu r IlHs dam e Is to raise money to help the tlaneeis callers and euers. ol the Central Florida eommuulty. dt-v.islaietl by Ihe ii.iiiii.il disasters Central Flonda has siilleted Ihrottgh mi-mhri ol Nativity Calholli m u. ( hurt h In- M Ihll 77. South S iirvivn is nit ludi- wile. Do hdgfinoii Avrmie. Winter lo ih v s <iiis Gtegorv. I ’.iram tis Spnilgs ilieti Monti.tv Sept 7 NJ Drew W alluiglou NJ I't'is limn in 1 rot ki-n Ml1111 six gi.intlt hlltlreu Aik sht moved to Ccntl.il It.ildwin l-.iiri hlltl O.iklawn I loiltl.t in IOOO Mis Hill was .1 I’.tik < emelrr>- .Hid I'lmeral lioinein.ikei She was .• rut-ill Home. Siuloid. 111 1 barge ol Iter ol Winter Spnngs Senior .iriangt-meiils Center Mrs lllll was .1 1'ioles l.ilil ROBERT L WRIGIIT Siiivinns 11it It it !•- >^iiis Xu h Roln-n I. Wnglu. 71. ( rvsi.il ml lames ( hllstnphel Hen Howl ( lit le. ( asselht m . died tint ks both ot Illinois John Siindav Sepl li. |99H Horn III llilnllliks ol Ninth Calollll.l. Huston Mass he moved to il.nightets sue ( oilman Win Irom in spnngs J in-uhuc Reiner. ( ciiir.il Florida m Nmth < .iiolm.1 hioiht'r Waller Kiitnpc Mr Wnghl was an A llowi rill.islel Rllrv J . both elt-i triuiii engineer with Ihe ■4 Illinois slslei I.ilill. West. ( nil Servire lie was a past memlM-r ol F A AM S.1I1111 Aik.ms.i-. M.ihtl 1 llarkei Yugini.i In gi.intlt hilihen. 12 lodge. St ituatc. Mass .uitl I iiiit-tl Stales Goll Assot lallou go at gi.imli liililieii Mr Wrlghi seixtd in the U.S WiMitllawn c.uev II.uni fn Navy during WWI1 .mil the Ko lltTal Home Diligwootl III lean War He was .1 Lutheran. th.ugt- ol arraiigt-menls. Survivors Ilit Jude wile, Lise, DOHIS L. LOKTIS Doris I. DdOs. 02. 2.r>lh daughter. Karen I... Izing wood, sisters. H.uh.ira Cassle. Old Si 1eel S.inlniil ilieti Monday. S<pi 7 I'l'iH Horn In Sav lltook. Conn . Marjorte ( o.list ilk p.i . she moved lo Carsmi. Plymmilh. Mass. Haltlwln t ain hlld O.iklawn • cut rot I londa in HN11 Mis Diliis was a homemaker. She I‘.11k Cemetery and Funeral I Ionic. Like Mary, in charge ol was a I’lolrslant Siiivivms 1111 hide husband .irraiigt-meiiis Ivren; son. Gtegorv Fisher. Osteen. Timothy M Fisher. I’mii.i Gmtla. mol her. Florence M I’oiler. I’euiisylvaula. luotheis. Ravinonil. Delaware. Will I’oiiei. Kouny l*nner. Kith.ltd I’ohcr. all ol I’eiillsyl' v.ini.i: sisters. Hath.u.1 Wal l.iee. Sanlord. Joan I’orler. Texas, Heilv Kelly. Oregon. Marie Hilton. Klsle Moyer, both ol I’enusylvanla. WiHKllawti Carey Hand Fu­ neral Home. Iziugwood, In hen you buy >nur life th.ugt- ol arraiigt-menls insurance from us GEORGE JOSEPH MARTINI through Aulo-Owtiers Insur­ George Joseph Martini. HI. Sionehrook Dnve. Saultml. ance, you’ll receive special died S.iliud.iy, Sept. 5. 1‘1'IH discounts on your ear insur­ Hunt m llrooklyn. N.Y.. he moved lo Central Flonda In ance We’ll save you money. ItltlH Irom Pmiip.inu Heath. As an independent Auto­ Mi M.iiHii I was an engineer In county government, lie served Owners agent, we lake great In the U.S. Navy. Mr. Muninl interest in you - as well as was a memher of Nativity your Catholic Church, laingwood. car. Survivors Include wile. Katliertne: daughters. Linda CanSlop in ilello. Montgomeiy. N.Y.. Painour eia Herron. IzingwotKl: sisters. Florence Gn-sualdl. Marte agency Snmzyiiskl. hoih ol llrooklyn. and ask us N.Y.; six grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklau-n ahoul it I’.uk Cemelery and Funeral today! Home. Sanlord. In charge of arrangements. olanche m . v J ' VC -4* (l J A r s y OBITUARIES this year I list it was Ihe loni.uloes in the spring. Ilieti Ihe •ell it (If - wild files this slllllllli I Ilieti.line will hegm at 2 :iu pm. at ihe Whirl A Iwlrl Hall. •>‘ipi Veiillilt- ( lit le. Oil.iiiilo I ol mole liilormatloti t all Unite fi Colleen Morgan at |1<>7) 3J9 3 I2 I. Jtm A Jan Mi Cmm.ih.i ai I-to7| 4f»2-2(>79 or lloh A Roseui.uv St hlrmt-r at |.ir»2i r>h!i o:iHo O p e ra (liilu OKLYNDO Orchestra and t lionises are deep into re In-arsals lor Ihe -lOlli Amilvers.trv Season Opera Gaia starring Mi-liopolit.iu Opera me//o soprano Denver Oraves in t oneeii lot one pel lorn lain t- only Sunday. Sept. 13 .it 2 pin at Hob Carr IVrtnrmlug Arts Crude. Orlando. Hit-Jones High St Imol Comt-it Choir m ens several limes a week since school resumed, rehearsing Ihe traditional and t oiitempor.iiy spuilu.ils they will sing with Oraves. lilt hiding 'Witness' "Liltl Down My lluitlens' and "You and I Can Tell ihe World". Thr choir Is also slated lo sing 'Stirelv lie Hath Home Dili Oner from Handels Afessftih Ihe Orlando I’htlharmoun Orchestra. Oil.iutlo Opera’s Children’s Opera Oroup. and lilt- Camer.ila Chorus are also presenting choral works and orchestration Irom (Yirmeii. HVrlfnv. Samson cl Dahla ,md Crimf/erfri KusUmnti. operas limn which Graves will sing anas and scenes. ’Hie 40th Anniversary Season Opera Gala lelehrales Ihe oiigius ol Orlando Opera liegim In l*if>H as a eollalioratlon lieiween Ilit- Junior la-agm- ol Orealer Orlantlo and ihe Flnr Itl.i Symphony Orchestra, the annual Orlando Opera Galas brought liileiii.illon.d opera stars lo sing at the Miuilelp.il Auditontim with Orlando's own prolessimi.il mtislelans. liy presenting Denyte Graves, the most exciting young mezzosoprano in Ihe world, those Galas are recreated In I990’s t.ishlmi. including m.iierl.d Irom ihe Ament an splhlii.il heri­ tage. great French and It.dlun operatle traditions, and the possihillty ol encores leaiiirlng Graves in t tmlenipor.ity idues/Jazz voire. Graves Is heralded by Ihe mieniailmi.il press as a new gen­ eration opera star ol exceptional warmth and passion. USA TimIiiii singled her mil ,|S "Most likely lo Is- an operatic super slat ol Ihe 2 I si Century' and (ilniiumr Mar/arlm" named her one ol ihe Ten Women o| | *»«»7 . Ilekels are $20 lo $r»o with hall price sltulcnl and gener­ ous group dlseoiuils av.nl.ihle. ( all Ihe Hox Ollier at 1407 420 1700 or (H00| .'l.'Jij 7 ,17-2 III.mi Buy life insurance and save on your car. CARLO C. OREFICE Carlo c. Orcftcc, (*2. Oakwood ( oun. Dike Mary, died Sunday. Sept. l>. I'.KIH Horn In Jersey Clly. N.J.. he moved lo Central Flonda in 19113 from Fair lawn. N.J. Mi. Orcflcc was in-tin .mil toilet lions manager lor Miller I'lanle Iih .. and a lonner business owner In Ber­ gen County. N.J. lie was .1 syluto-Ow ner* fnrurunce 14* Hj'm C* lkyw^ /a i Vt Hv6<bm % TO N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford __ 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 �Winter Springs may be team to beat Bears slam their way past Lyman, 15-6,15-6 By J iff Bsrtlaleks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Som e great memories o f som e really great times SANFORD _ Once again, six times actu­ ally. I've been reminded that I’m getting old. Since last fall 1 have been playing base­ ball, that’s right, good old fashioned hard­ ball. not softball and have been doing pretty good and feeling like I was In my 20’s again (If you Ignore the belly hanging over the belt and the groans and aches In the knees). But then In early May the reminders started coming. First, longtime tennis coach and Athletic Coordinator Larry Castle announced hts retirement at Seminole Com m unity C o l­ lege. Larry was coaching tennis when I went to S C C as an assistant basketball coach and we used to play three-on-three basketball two or three times a week. Second, my father. Dean W. Sm ith, who was a very successful baseball and basket­ ball coach In the Sanford Recreation Leagues (and still helps coach my 40-and Over baseball team) and still plays on a part-time basis In the Sanford Church Softball League, retired from AT&T in early Ju ly . . On the same day. Bill Payne, the former Seminole High and Seminole Com m unity College basketball coach who I worked with for over 10 years, also retired from S t. Pe­ tersburg Community College. Payne made his final year a good one as he led the Spartans to the Suncoast C o n ­ ference Cham pionship and a third place finish In the state tournament. He and wife Barbara will be relocating to Boone. North Carolina where he will work on a part-time basis with the basketball program at a new Ju nior College In Boone. Also In Ju ly I was looking at some old Sanford Herald's on microfilm and came across the team the Sanford Senior All­ Stars (of which I was a member, my dad was the coach and my brother Robert was the bat boy) finished second In the state at Tallahassee. That was in Ju ly of 1973, 25 years ago. Then my wife Sharon and I get a phone call and are informed that we will be grandparents early next year as my step­ daughter Debbie and her new husband Jam es are expecting in M u ch . - Finally, on this past Tuesday night 1 saw where Andre Raines. Tim and Virginia's youngest son, Is the starting quarterback for the Seminole High School freshman football team. I thought It was bad when Je ff Blake and D m Raines J r . made It to the pro's as 1 can remember when both of them were bom . but now Andre? Oees. 1 think I’m Ju st going to go back out to the field and take a few ground balls and hit a few line drives In the cage and pretend I'm 17 again. It Isn't often that a team constating of no seniors and no tradition can apeak of u chance for a state cham­ pionship. At Winter Springs, no one Is talk­ ing about It. either. At least not yet. The Fleurs, which finished last season ranked fifth In the state, de­ spite playing Its Inaugural season, return evetybody. The school has no seniors and are loaded, well, for bear. Last night. Winter Springs made easy work of Lyman, downing the home Greyhounds. 15-6. 15-6. to take Its second win of the season. Coach Kim Varh and her Beam are starting lo prove that despite their youth, they could be the class of the county. Outside hitter Cortney Ullss broke school records with 20 kills In a win over Berkeley last week and broke another record with 23 digs against Melbourne Christian In the next game. ‘Cortney lias been the backbone.* Vach said. *Shc'a been everywhere for us.* Setter Oretchm Naruta and the Dedrlow twins • (lev and Kris • give Winter Springs a tram that should be a powerhouse In Ita district. Tuesday, the match was never In doubt. The Bears Jumped out to an 8­ 3 lead and soon moved It to 12-4 on two blocks from Kris Dedrlow. Lyman, playing Its third match un­ der new coach Doug Wohlstrtn. never got untracked, but cut It to 12-6 on a block from Rosheena Davis before the Bears dosed It out on a pair of aces from Amanda Qllllard. In tlie second game, the Bears raced to a 4-0 start behind the serve of OtUlard who was on all night. Ly­ man scored to cut It to 4-1. but Kris Dedelow took over serve ang the Bears scored atx straight points to make tt 10-1. Orrtchen Naruta had three during the rally. Lyman fought back, but Winter Springs dominated the net and won cm a spike from Bev Dedelow to end It. Winter Springs movsd ks record to 2-1 wth a win ovsr Ly­ man last night. Ths Basra sndsd last assson ranked fifth In Vsch said her team Is trying to downplay talks of a state title de­ spite the high expectations. "They’re very young and Inexperi­ enced.* Vach said. "They know they have something to prove.* Vach has some players who are used to winning. Naruta and Ullsa arete on the Or­ lando Volleyball Academy which fin­ ished third In the nation over the summer. If the Bears keep playing the way they are capable of playing, third might not be good enough this year. toe state and hsvs svsryons returning from a team that had only sophomores and freshman last ssason. Lions ro ar past Hawks Lake lloweU coach Brandi Sanford said her teams just has some grow­ ing to do. The Hawks lost to Oviedo In girls' volleyball action last night. 15-13. 15-0, but Sanford, arltose team fell to 0-2, said there are some positive signs. New coaches on volleyball scene By KeWe Venter HERALD STAFF WRITER There la quite a big change to girl* volleyball In Seminole County this year. In fact, there are three big changes. Three new coaches will be marching up and down the sidelines at Seminole County games. Lyman. Oviedo and Lake Howell all have new coaches this year. Anna Hollis la not a new name around the county, aa she Is the softball coach at Oviedo High School. However, this la the first year that her name will be associated with girls volleyball. Actually. II has been quite a while since anyone's name except Anita Carlson's has been associated with girts volleyball at Oviedo. Hollis te taking over the program since Carlson threw In the towel after many successful years at the helm of the team. Hollis Is prepared to take over, thanks to the strong program that Carlson crested. *1 will do my best to continue the program the way Anita had It established and running.* Hollis said. Tf 1 can keep things going Uke they have been for years, we shouldn't have any trouble competing In our conference, which la the toughest In the state. If we can compete at that level, we can compete with anyone.* Another reason that Hollis shouldn't have any trouble taking over the reigns la the fact that she was a graduate of Oviedo High School and played volleyball for Carlson while she attended. Also, she has been the assistant coach on the team for the poet five years so she la pretty familiar with the system. This year. Hollis is pretty much starting from scratch as far as her players. Only two players returned after 11 seniors graduated last year. The new varsity players have come up from the junior varsity team so they are familiar with how things Neighborhood rivals battle tonight Ea 4m to the Sanford Recreation De­ partment who did a tremendous Job of putting on the A SA Super Slow Pitch Soft­ ball Cham pionships last month. I heard nothing but positive comments from the team’s In attendance and I have to say that Historic Sanford Memorial S ta ­ dium has never looked better, especially the playing field. Sanford Parks and Recreation Director Mike Kirby and Superintendent Tom Farnsworth deserve feathers to put In their rant Also do a big pat on the bade are Jim Schaefer. Tom Kelly, Lee Hood. Amos Spar­ row, Kim Soonowskl, Lisa Jo n es. Yvette Hartsfidd. Evelyn Bennett, Alan Greene, Marlene Jaszrxak, Lawana Stewart as well as the others who worked so hard on maintaining the field between games. Is a 't it sdes to have the home run race so we can forget about Wall Street. Russia and President Clinton’s problems for at least a little while? Speaking o f the home run race, how many homers do you think Mark McGwire will hit? Remember when there was an asterick In the record book? ■as Dean. Fags SB The Seminole boys' voBsybsM team travels to powerhouse Labs Mary lor a 7 p m steft. Ths Rams and 8smlnoiss arsons of Ihs biggsst neighborhood rivaMss in Seminole both are Raiding strong team* this season. Seminole piles up youth football wins �2B •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday, September 9.1990 S an fo rd --------Continued from Page IB Tim Runes is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. Hts stats for the 191)8 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1998 games) tn the third column. RAINES GAUGE CATEGORY Raines didn't play during the Yankees' 3-2 win over Boston Tuesday night which clinched at least a tte for the American longue East championship. The Yankees can wrap tt up tonight against Boston. '98 98 307 . 51 88 44 12 1 5 8 . Hits............ Kill............. Doubles..... Triples........ Home runs. Steals......... best 100 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 tltc sky. snd remembered their coach, dedicating the season to him. * The Senior Midgets fol­ lowed and were tied with less ^lnn three minutes to piny and the ball deep In their own territory when they started a march downfleld. Coach Kelly Campbell called on O.U. Talley xyho caught a long touchdown pass to put Seminole ahead to stay. Marty Robinson sealed the game with an interception and returned It 40 yards for n score to seal the win. Emmett Keith scored the first points of the day when he recovered a fumble and returned It for a touchdown. Next Saturday, Seminole hnata the Dnylona Bench Dues at Whlgham Stadium starting at 0 a.m. career 2.279 8.532 1.523 2.529 939 413 112 163 803 .296 Tim Ralnst C o ach es-----Continued from Page IB scratch. He only has three players returning and moved the majority of hts varsity members up from the Junior varsity ranks. "We're basically starting with a whole new team." Wohlsteln said. "\Vc lost eveiyone Inst year and so when I took over I had lu man an entire team. It's been u lot of work getting ready for the season but the gtrls have really given everything they have. What they lack tn experience. they certainly make up tn desire." One of the strengths of this team Is their teamwork. Wohlsteln said that what could hurt the team the most this year Is for them to stop playing as a team at anytime. That's true for any team, however. and Wohlsteln knows that hustle and teamwork are what will make or break Lyman's season. Although Wohlsteln Is a first year coach, hts experience playing coupled with a new team that Is ready to do things the right way could keep Lyman tn the conference race this year. Last but certainly not least on the list of new volleyball coaches this year ts Brandi are done at Oviedo. “With everyone basically being new to this level, there ts a problem with communication which Is normal,* Hollts satd. T h e problems with second guessing and lack of aggression will iron themselves out us the girls continue to play together as a team.* With the strong foundation that has been laid for her. Hollis shouldn't have any trouble whipping this or any other team tn shape. Speaking of foundation, the new coach at Lyman High School 1ms a strong one as well. Doug Wohlsteln has been playing volleyball for quite a while. Before attending the University of Central Florida, he played varsity volleyball at Like Brantley High School aa well as basketball. In college, he decided to concentrate on tits studies and not play sports, but as soon as Wohlsteln graduated, he began coaching. Currently. he ta an elementary physical educaUon Instructor and before taking the b e a d ' position at Lyman was an assistant coach for five years, two of which he was the head Junior vanity coach. Ju st like his fellow coach, Wohlsteln Is starting from Sanford. Sanford la taking over the program at Lake Howell High School. Last year's performance waa less than desirable, and Sanford Is hoping to breath new life Into m m . M ■r CS Z Z •-> § f y '• 'S •i J i U a program that can benefit from her experience, "I played sports throughout high school and college," Sanford said. "What I really hope to accomplish this year Is to get all of the players acclimated to a new system. We have all new coarhes here now nml want to Implement a new playing style starling from basic technique and working all the way up to game play." So far. the players, most of whom are underclassmen and nrw to the program, have responded well to Sanford's way of doing things and they are looking forward in a season that will no doubt turn out letter than lust year. Winter Springs holds hoops regis­ trations Under baseball tram Is looking for live players to complete lls roster for the fall. Call Jay (789-3286) or Lorry (860-3900). WINTER SPRINGS _ The Winter Springs Busketball League Is now accepting registrations for the winter basketball season. Forms are available at all Seminole County schools or may be downloaded from WWW.WSBL.COM. Anyone seeking further Information should call Chris Mariette, league director, at 321-5282. In addition, WSBL will offer a fall-winter select league. This league ta designed for ’boys and girls'bv grades six through eight who possess advanced basketball Bkilla and desire a more highly competitive level of play. Coaches will select their own players rather then using a draft process. Games are scheduled lo be played at various middle school gyms and at UCF. The season will begin Nov. 7. Call Chris Mariette or download Infor­ mation from the website. AAU baseball play­ ers needed i LAKE MARY _ An AAU 13and-Undcr baseball team ts being formed for the fall sea­ son. Needed are dedicated play­ ers and parents to (111 the squad that will travel locally and play a competitive schedule. The season starts on Sep­ tember 23rd and games will be played on Sunday's only. For more information, call Rick at (407) 322-5631. rim Friday Night Fun k SANFORD _ Open gym at Sanford Oymnastlcs, 601 E. 25th Place. Is on Priday nights from 7:30 p.m.-to-lO pro. AcUvltlcs offered Include gymnastics, rock climbing, basketball, and lots of fun and games. The fee for the evening Is (5 for children ages 6-to-l2. For more Information call 323-2462. m Baseball players needed ir M iM i DELTONA _ The Volusia Blast, a new AAU 12-and- Winter Springs Junior Bsv Dsdstow servos during Tuesday's wrfn over Lyman. The Bears are now 3-1. B e a rs ------------Cootinned from Fags IB Patriots fall to Bishop Moore Lake Brantley, despite a strong comeback, fell to un­ defeated Bishop Moore, 15-9, 14-16. 15-13. Stan Cutler's Patriots are Ird by Dana Gorman and Tina Mellkian. Seminole football tickets SANFORD _ Tltc Seminole High School Athletic Boost­ ers are offering reserved sea­ son football tickets for >50 each. Call Connie Hal) at 3235100. The Sailing Club ORLANDO 1 The sailing Club, a community sailing program including fleet, club races, charier cruises, baste sailing lessons and much more, meets every fourth Monday at 7 p.m. at the Colonlaltown Neighborhood Center. 1517 Lake Highland Drive. For more Information, call Dave Akins at (407) 6288081. Winter Springs softball Formor Somnole High and Seminole Community Coftege coach BUI Payne recently left Seminole County to move lo Boone, N.C. DeanContinued from Page IB Last Second Shot: / Repeat, why Isn't Uitrell Sprcwctl in jail? Once again by rejlltng hts lawsuit against the The season will run from September Hlh through No­ vember 13th (10 games) and all games will lie played at the Malll.md Hallflrld Com­ plex on Kcllrr Road, south of Maitland Blvd. Lcagurs arc offered Mon­ day through Friday night's and the cost is $350 (includes umpires, game bulls. A.S.A. registration and booking fees). For more Information call: Rocky KUlngsworih. Recrea­ tion Programmer, nt 5396249. Sanford Recreation offerings SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Department will be offering the following full program*. ADULT VOLLEYBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will offer a Rec­ reation (no spike) league on Monday nights and a Power Iraguc on Wednesday nights, both at the Dan Pelham Gymnatorium at Sanford Middle School. ADULT SOFTBALL WINTER SPRINGS _ The City of Winter Springs Is of­ fering a Fall *98 Special for Its adult softball leagues at Central Winds Park. The cost to register has been lowered from $310 to $240, plus a $25 ASA fee and a $5 non-resident fee. Also balls are available for $40to-$50 a dozen. Class C leagues offered are Co-Ed, Men and Women. The first six paid teams will make up a league. All teams re­ ceive a sponsor plaque with team photo, while first place teams get Individual and team trophies and second place teams get a team tro­ phy. Contact the City of Winter Springs at (407) 327-7110 or FAX: 327-0018 between the hours of 8 a,m.-to-4 p.m. Monday through Friday for more Information. Maitland fall softball MAITLAND _ The City of Maitland Parks and Recrea­ tion Department Is offering Fall Adult Softball for Men and Co-Ed teams. Tire Sanford Recreation Department will be offering Fall Slow Pitch Softball Leagues In the following divi­ sions _ Church. Co-Ed. In­ dustrial, Women and Men. Plnchurst Park will be used exclusively. CHURCH ADULT BASKETBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will ofTer Adult Church Basketball League's In both Competitive and Rec­ reational divisions. ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL Tire Sanford Recreation Department will ofTer an Adult Fall Flag Football League. The league will follow all Florida Recreation and Parks Association (FRPA) Flag Football rules and regula­ tions. YOUTH FLAG FOOT­ BALL The Sanford Recreation Department will be holding a Youth Flag Football League for players 7-through-15 years of age. Players have register at the Sanford Recreation De­ partment Youth Center, 1st floor of Sanford City Hall, NliA he has proven that he has no sense o f real­ ity, or personal respon­ sibility. Does he really think he is the victim af­ ter he tried to kflf some* one? Glue me a break. 300 N. Park Avenue. Leagues ofTered are: Ages 7-to-9 (Minor League). Age* 10 to-12 (Major League). Ages 13 to-15 (Senior Lrague). Any questions about any of the Sanford Recreation De­ partment offerings or further Information can be obtained by calling (407) 330-5697. Sylvan Lake Park tennis SANFORD _ Sylvan Lake Park Is offering tennis classes for Tiny Tots (5-7), Junior* (S-10). Adult* *nd.i Seniors weekdays snd Satur­ days (mornings, afternoons and evenings). Classes are two times a week for three weeks or one time a week for six weeks. Junior Training (for more advanced players) Is avail­ able Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. (2.3.4 or 5 dayi a week) on a monthly basis. Classes are $5 per hour and class size Is limited to eight players. ••••• Adult Doubles Round Rob­ ins are held every Monday and Friday evenings from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. No reglstraUon Is required. Intermediate to advanced level players are welcome to participate. Cost Is $3 per person. IIIH Sylvan Lake Is also offering Tennis and Racquetball Sin­ gles Ladders for men and women for eight weeks con­ tinuing through the end of May. Call 322-6567 for de­ tails, Private and group lessons and team clinics are also available. CaU 322-6567. Recreation Cheer­ leading SANFORD . The Sanford Recreation Department Is offering a Cheerleading Class for girls ages 6-and-Up. The 10-weck class will be­ gin on April 22nd and be held every Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. through June 24th. Please call 330-5697 for more Information. Deltona Roller Skating(4 0Center 7 1 5 7 4 -2 4 0 0 1 M O Doyle Rd. • Deltona. PL 32738 T his Is a rebuilding year for us," the rookie coach said, "Considering all of the changes around here, we're doing really well." The Hawks are young, but still feature some talent In Lauren Watta, Liz Johnson, Heather Goff and Ashy Paraza. "I know we can be a lot bet­ ter by the end of the year." Sanford said. 1 1J | * . I >A i IHDHM IAV W I l )f J I ' . I »A SCHOOL I m TI NIQIfT amgag) M H JO HOP We Do Brest Birthday Parties emu *10 Minimum I Hi t I A Y am * school ■ M A T H lo-W ■A I I J H U A Y 'IfWiW! ' I If Jl iA > OfBJKA $J$-$J$ • IFOR m i •raasMnaumt REGULAR PACKAGE , DELUXE PACKAGE $8.60 PER CHILD j 8.85 PER CHILD I $M il 44$ Undn ki D$coiit$d l __ _ •SMtfnmtMi ***«■ EVtirfTHWQWi* .HctOtMCutaCMU .luaHMSteTta ! SCOUADIMCXAOC “ UNwM ---- ------j •M Mi Ct* U N m I (MM * TM ft* Mm I »«wr*ow»wsn.«w*a— �Scminoto Herald, Sanford, Florida •Wednesday. September 0,1998 •M People m DAR Constitution meeting open to public Salllr Harrison Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will begin the fall season with n luncheon meeting Sept. II, at 12:30 p.m„ at the Marina Hotel and Conference Center In Sanford. The meeting on the Constitution Is open to the public. For reservations, call Shirley Kerr. 099-0064. Al-Anon Blood Bank Central Florida Hlood Dank Is asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type do­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Al-Anon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at H pm., at III E. 27th St.. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. Nar-Anon Welcome Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday ol every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For Information on address, call Betty. 095-0144. or Lucy. 322-7877. Lunch, Fellowship LONGWOOD -All area seniors are Invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Ste­ phen. 1895 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more Informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. Wldowad Parsons All wldowrd persons’ are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Rscovsry Inc • Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organlxatlon for jreople who suffer from panic uttaclu. depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003, or 896-5906. TO P S If you know, or live with on alcoholic, there Is help. Al-Anon Is on anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon meets each Monday at 7 p.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room of the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. All meetings are non-smoking. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 291-1900. A local chapter of TOPS fTakc Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30, at Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For information, call 293-5048. Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 West State Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict; gain serenity to moke decisions and put our live back tn focus. Call 261-1900 for more Information. Camara Club The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Rd. at 7:30 p.m. For more Information, call Orace at 321-4723 or Sol at 323-8691. ToughLova aupport ToughLove Orlando, a par­ ent support group, meets every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2140 Hwy. 434, Longwood. ToughLove is a self-help, acfive, parent aupport group for parents troubled by their chlldren'a behavior. The group ta open to parents of preteens, teenagers and adult children, and grandparents. Tough Love International Is a non-profit educational organi­ zation whose goal Is to atop destructive behavior in families and tn communities by devel­ oping the power of adults and young people. For more infor­ mation call (407) 324-0724 or visit thetr web site at toughlove.org. Rotary Club Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0634. a & Making preserves is really easy and so satisfying I am not much of an Earth Mother. When my kids were babies. I failed In my resolution to feed them only home made baby food (made only of organ ic produce, of course) and have been failing regularly, one way or another, ever since. Although I champion home­ made food. I confess that I am some­ times too harried, too tired or too overwhelmed to produce it. Like most adults I know, I am doing my best, but it is not always as good as I would like it to be. Maybe that's why I love makingJam Turning ripe fruit into sparkling pre serve*, ladling the preserves Into hot. dean Jars, labeling the Jars and stack­ ing them neatly on the pantry shelf is an incredibly satisfying experience, akin to what a real Earth Mother must feel on a regular basis. The great thing about making pre serves is that it is REALLY EASY. With store bought pectin (that's the stuff that make* the JamJell), it'* prac tically foolproof You don't need to buy a lot of fancy equipment for making Jam. Here's what you need —A large stainless steel pot with a steamer rack, or a special canning pot with a rack, for sterilizing the Jars and for finishing the canning process —Another large, heavy duty pot for cooking the fruit. — A small pot for keeping the lids and bands hot — A wooden spoon for stirring the fruit — Measuring cups for fruit and sugar. —Measuring spoons for lemonJuke or other ingredients —A pair of tongs for lifting hot Jars in and out of boiling water. —A ladle for Riling Jars —Lot* of dean dish towels and pot holders (an apron is also a good ideal. — Clean, half pint t» ounce) Jars with rings and NEWlid* ttbc Jars ran be old. as long as they are not cracked or chipped; the rings can be old if they are not bent, but the Jar lids must be new to provide a good seal). Larger Jars are harder to aeal property. — Labels and a permanent marker or pen (don't ever put Jam away with­ out a label, it's amazing how fast you can forget what's in a Jar and when you made it). What you ALSO need Is a basic method for making most Jams, which I have provided below. I've Inducted some good summer fruit Jam recipes. Photo b f Pt*A O kx Now Engltnd CtPnory m uM o Just to get you started, from a new cookbook called “Well Preserved," by Preserves are net as diffkell la make as many think. Pictured here: Peach Jam with Brandy an English muffins. Joan llassol Pectin boxes include very good recipe pamphlets, along with the di­ Followmethod above, adding brandy rections for use. If you use a pectin right before ladlingJamIntoJars Yield MARIALISA I or • half-pint (l-ounce) Jain. designed for making no- or low-sugar Jams, the procedure may vary; read —Recipe from“Well Preserved,* by CALTA the box endoeures carefully. (I've had Joan Hassol (Fireside Books, IMS) great luck this year with the Ball brand “No Sugar Fruit Jell,* which I make using the low-sugar, not the no-sugar, FOUR-FRUIT JAM redpe). But no matter what the box —or a cookbook —tells you. DOsterilize your or smash the fruit. Jars, and DO finish the Jam In a hotPut the fruit and accumulatedJuices water bath. A hot-water bath means from chopping or smashing Into a that you boil the filled Jars for 10 min­ large, heavy-bottomed saucepan. Add utes In a pot with a rack (in this way, the pectin and lemon Juice (or lime the boiling water goes over and under Juice, if called for in recipe). Bring to the Jars). This Is the method approved a boil. Add the sugar, stirring con­ by the USDA and recommended by stantly, and bring back to a roiling boil food safety experts. Many cookbook] (a “roiling boil* is one that does not Follow basic method above. Yield: (including “Well Preserved') will stop when you stir it). Boil for I full about • half-pint (0-ounce) Jars. simply tell you to invert the hot Jars minute. (If you cook It too long, the —Redpe from“Well Preserved.* by to form a seal. But I repeat for peace Jam will be tough.) Joan Hassol (Fireside Books, 1M0) of mind. USE THE WATER BATH Using tongs, remove a sterilized Jar METHOD from the pot and place on the work ALMOST SEEDLESS To make a basic fruit Jamusing fruit surface. Ladle the Jam into the pre­ BLACKBERRY JAM granulated white sugar, pectin and pared Jan. Wipe off any drips with a lemon Juke (or other Savoring), follow dean doth. Top with a dean lid and these instructions: band. Repeat until Jam is used up. Return the filled Jars to the pot with Wash all pots and utensils. Prepare the Jars, bands and lids: the rack and boil for 10 minutes (this Wash them in hot. soapy water. Rinse is the USDA approved water bath). Remove from water, allow to cod. well Sterilize the Jars by boiling them, with water to cover, in a pot with a Labd with type ofJamand date. Check rack (or IS minutes. Prepare the lids seals after 24 hours; if any seals do not Cover the blackberries with cold according to the manufarturer'a di­ appear to be tight, refrigerate those water in e pot and bring to a simmer, rections (in most cases, this means Jars and use them first cooking until soft. Drain and pass covering them with water and bring­ through a sieve or a food mill to ing ALMOST to a boil). Prepare the PEACH JAM WITH BRANDY remove most of the seeds. Proceed bands with the lids Keep the Jars, wl|h, bask method, as bands and Uda hot until ready tause luting time Juke for lemon Juke if deCover a work surface with clean (t-ounce) sired. ........................... Yield: about • half f-pint (0-o kitchen towels. Jars. Prepare the fruit: Wash all fruit - Redpe from'W<£ Preserved.’ by under cold running water and allow to Joan Hated (Fireside Books, 1N«) dry. Hull, peel, core. pH or stem fruit GINS NEWSPAPOI EWTW U I ASSN. as necessary, depending on type. Chop Girlfriend’s, best friend’s lies tear man apart DEAR ABBY: For aorae time I had suspected my girlfriend of sleeping with someone I had consid­ ered my beat friend. We all lived In the same college house, ao It was a tense situation. When I confronted the two of them, they denied it and I believed them. It was easier than thinking that two people I loved ‘ice. Soon I _ to my face, after ( witnessed them in a aex act in hia car. 1 waa destroyed, but didn't know how to handle the situ­ ation. ao I kept quiet. Since that time, my girlfriend and I have moved to New York far the summer. I have cautiously brought up the subject or infidelity with her on several occasions, but 1 didn't tell her what I had seen. I t, t t- ,v jt > t m ;? M i; : (UlilL-. what my husband ______ years ago. As a result, hia far promotion tn hia caresr are “Sorry Down South* wants ta ymbi t)^AdftBIMB to thl career. Contacting the mask lawyer would be a good start —if ha has a lawyer. Howavar, I auggaat that Down South* also contact tha far­ mer co-worker himself. Ho may be praying for someone to come for­ ward with tha truth ao ha can build jive her an opportuni­ a case and hire a lawyer. Equally ty to tel) me the truth; the truth la important, whatever suspicion* be all I'va evar asked of htr. 8he may have about the ream far hia repeatedly denied that anything firing can (k n be put to reaL Abby, l*m glad you told 'Sony had happened, going ao far as to become angry with me for suspect­ Down South* to stop forward, ft ing her. The pain of her lies is near­ could begin a healing protaaa far all concerned. One person's courage tn ly unbearable. Abby, I love them both ao much admitting the truth might encour­ and have no idea how to proceed. I age other* to step forward aa well. Please, *8orry Down South*this feel like a doormat, a cuckold, a fool; howavar, I can’t bring myaalf to man deserves the truth. As the wife hate them, even though society dic­ of a man who could easily have been tates that I should. They both moan your co-worker, I know that it will too much to me to cut them out of be received with open arms. WIFE WHOSBEEN THERE my life. How can my pride be salvaged in DEAR W IFEt Perhaps my a situation Uke this? Should 1 allow advico, coaplad with jm r plan them to believe their secret la safe? DYING INSIDE for Justice, will Inspire W to do the right thing. ID held Cwsband. You are in my ■gB ggggM irurrc n a ro v sE a n n TadlLeedMegg l«itinaMr6m ugaW |C^ r ll^tlieA.r.it.. IjfBUUUfcSSy U » Of— lim it Um i «nd Wown» QunWltrxa (W>5t«i»o iS if B b B bU.) ••• DEAR ABBY: Tha letter from “Sony Down South* comjola mo to write. The dsecrlption of the office Utica surrounding the undaearred politia firing of i DEAR ABBY: I’m 61 years old. married, and have a grown son who's 30. Ill call him Butch. I’m writing to express my displeasure with computer meting cards. I'm not knocking all computer*, only U» ones that print out (rooting cards. If Butch doesn't care enough about me to go to a store and pick out a card — even If K costa only a dollar —far my birthday, ate., then ha can juat keep hia computer cards. Abby, please spread tha word that it’s the warm thoughts in pick­ ing out a card that really count A card printed by a computer is cold, with no heart, no feeling*. It’a not DEAR ABBY: This letter is far too lata for Mother’* Day, but it (till may do some good. My family attends a small church la tha aoutharn United States. Mother's Day ia co* service 1 refute to attend any more. The atmosphere far this aorvico is ftineroal. Tha service starts out with aooga like Tf I Could Only Hear My Mother Pray Again* and ’Mother’* Marker.* IFrom there, they call mother* who aro tha *younge»t,* "oldest* and *haa moat children* to the front far a gift I loet my mom to cancer tn 1M1, and Mother'* Day 1* tha saddeat day of the year for me. Even before my mom died, I would go to church and cry along with others who were hurting. Parent* should be honored every day, not Juat one day. Please, let ua all be mote considerate to thews who no longer have a mom. STILL HURTING IN LUTTRELL, TENN. �4 0 *Semitx)!© Herakl. Sanford. Florida Wednesday, September 9. 1998 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13—H t ai in L St Bt u m IN THE SERVICE E«p bnntd.u of a lull body ma» sage main thorapai 7 djy aV out 474 3311 lie MA0G24385 C o ll in s is the son of John J. Collins and grandson of Bvelvn Collins. Isith of Orange Cllv. He Is a 1992 graduate ol 1)eland High School, Fla. JOHN R. SHIELDS Army Spec. John R. shields has participated In an exercise named ‘Phantom Lifeline ‘98*. the largest logistical exercise held at Fort Hood, Near Killeen, Texas. lie is the son of Sherry l and Peter J. LaMont ol Sanford Hie specialist Is n 1992 graduate of lake Mary High School. ROBERT K. MARKOS Army lYt Robert K. Markos has arrived at lhr U.S. Army Infantry School. Fort Henning, Co lumbus. Cla.. to receive One Station Unit Train mg. Markos Is the son of Diane K. Straw of Dunnellon. Fla., and Rol>cr1 W. Markos ot San­ ford. He la a 1997 graduate of Duncllon High School. JASON S. LeBRON Army Pvt. Jason S. LeBron has entered basic unlit a iv training at Fort Jackson. Columbia, S.C. LeBron Is the son of Hninilda and Samuel LeHron of Longwood. The private Is a 1998 graduate of Lake Bran­ tley High School. Altamonte, Springs. Fla. MICHELLE C. TELFAIR Michelle C. Fellah has been promoted In tbe U.S. Air Force to the rank of senior airman. She Is the daughter of Samuel and Priscilla K. Telfair of Sanfonl. The senior alntian Is a 1992 graduate ol Seminole High School, Sanfonl. FRANCISCO J. RICHARDSON Francisco J. Richardson has graduated Irnm the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTCI Advanced Camp at Fort Lewis. Tacoma. Wash. Richardson Is the son nl PranelNeo and Nani Richardson of Oviedo II • Is a l!H)5 graduate of Oviedo High School. G A R Y R . P A C C IA N O Army Reserve Master Sgt. Gary R. Parc Iano has re-enlisted In the U.S, Army for six years. He is ihe son of Air Force Sgt. Anthony L. and Tbcrsa G. Pacctano of Deltona. Fla. Ills wife, Ann Marie. Is the daughter ol Nicholas J and Erma Salvatore of Deltona. W IL L IA M R . S C H A F F E R Armv Capt. William R. Schaffer has graduated from the 72-day Ranger training course at the Infantry’ School at Fort Bennlng, Columbus. Ga. Schaffer Is an Infantry odlerr assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg. Fayet­ teville. N.C. Be Is tbe son of Harold F. and Margaret G. Schaffer of Altamonte Springs. Fla. His wlfr. Usa, Is the daughter ol Robert and Cynthia Santllll of Longwood. Fla. The raptaln Is a 1984 graduate of Lake Mary High School and a 1991 gradnalc of Orlando College. Fla. R A N D Y W . L A N D IS Army Pfc. Randy W. Landis has arrlvrd lot duly at Fort Buckner. Okinawa. Japan. Landis Is a microwave satellite operator malntalner with tire 333rd Signal Company. He Is the son of Daniel J. Landis of Sanford and Florence Landis of Leesburg. Fla. The private Is a 1997 graduate of Leesburg High School. LASZLO V. DIAGI OLA Air Force Airman Laszlo V. Dlglota has gradu­ ated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. Texas. Dtgtola Is the son of Eva Dlglola of Cassel­ berry and Vincent Dlgtota of East Brunswick. N.J. He Is a 1993 graduate of IVrth Amboy High School. N.J. JOSEPH W. TURNER Army Pvt. Joseph W. Turner has graduated from basic military training at Fort Jackson. Columbia. S.C. Turner Is the son of Leslcr W. Turner of Oviedo and Frenda Turner of Burnsville. N.C. Hr ts a 1998 graduate of Oviedo High School. JASON S. COUNTS Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Jason S. Counts, whose wife. Start. Is the daughter of Robert and Cathy Hcmmelstein of Sanford, ts currently lrailway through a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea and Arabian QuU aboard tbe guided missile cruiser USS Monterry. He joined the Navy In June of 1993. STEVEN J. COLUNS Steven J. Collins has graduated from the Army Rrserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Advanced Camp at Fort Lrwls. Tacoma, Wash. Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND TON SL MIN OL 4 COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A IE NO » » 55* CA Dl> '(IO N I I P HOST UNION NATIONAL DANK F/fVA FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF NORTH CAROLINA. SUCCESSOR DY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF FLORIDA SUCCESSOR BY UEROCR TO AMERICAN SAVINGS OF FLORIDA F S D Plain IlIRs). v* JOHN R CONNER. *1 al D*l<-ndant|a) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HIR E0Y GIVEN pursuant la a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foracloiura datad August 2411,. 1998 and entered wi Cat# NO 88-559*01 ol I ha Circuit Court ol Ilia EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and •or SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATION­ AL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF FLORIDA. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO AMERICAN SAVINOS OF FLORI­ DA. F S B 1a Iha PlaintiN and JOHN R CONNER. SUSAN M CONNER. AMSOUTH DANK OF FLORIDA. SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . ANT ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES c l a im in g b t . THROUOH. UNDER. AND AQAINST THE HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS! WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO OE 0CA0 OR ALIYS. WHSTHSR SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS DEVISEES. 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MC ttrtw n n Long Term-Short Term Temp To Hire 1ST A 7NO SMFT A S S E M C v K COTON CORPORATION, Ihe nations leArbng menulecluref Ktinbuior ot etectronc eccet tones, hat teveral opening* •n Lake Mary facility lor 1*t end 2nd trwft AtternWy tun* Hours ere 7.00-1: 4.00pm-12:Msm. Must be sue to Ml i*> to 35 to* and tund tar • hours Slerhng rale S5 90 1st shift and 16 40 2nd tNft Apply m person at 1090 Emmi Oek* Trp4. Lake Mary, a 327*8 ABETTERJOBFORYOUI Just Ca p Never • Feel HELPPersonnel S29-SSSS Donial Assistant Needed lor turgeel pro*mere reconsbuctry* precte* Ener­ getic ndnnduAl with Wong teem Uutto Salary and ban* K» Representative powbons at the •print T E L E C E N T E R * IRC to E Orlando A UMtorto areas W* love what w* da and soars you DRIVERS Ewell reedy mri driver* m the Long­ er* COL and rkug screen req good benefit* and pay cal *07 323 3136 EO€ We are tufting U 6 part-ton* poMbon* it you have worked to a Window* Env A can ba­ in good customer sarvwa would Mt* to law ml Contact our otic* today 0RVWALL FINISHERS Needed tor resto crew Eip 8 toots Ce> A l« 323 3234 Orywei f\ . Hangar*. 4 E.Ort-tOS-7St4 ImmerSeM wort aveAibtol Appry M-F tarn-4pm al Wei Merk Contrechng 3830 SArer Star Road. Ortando (407) 29* 5051 EOE/OfWP ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Training make* Ihe fkfterence1 New or eiperwnc*d-we have opening* m out three etpanding Seminole County ofticei tor hard working carear-mnded pgnptj C ti Haney Daniel Aaamont»Lornwood-M9-4600 Room Mur eke 4enj/H*eihrow-333-80M Gary Balenoli Oviedo 365 3688 Inbound Svr Rap's S04-778-4100. H0CF!l| MfyiCM) >OC. Installers! W ILL TRAIN! Vertical btmdt A benefit*' CsB (40T) S30- 4780 Dump Truck * F jL iY n im <*' F/T, beneMs. C0L I11S |i4t)AAkM A & lN t i EOc EXP TRAVEL ADENT. smmdeus ow rekabto agency 322-7448 FOOO PREPARATION NEEDED M M E 0 U TILV Fleubl* Hr* F/T. BeneM* Ava* Contact 407-324-8333 (600)606*310 JO<4jtto_bwMiw4ricAr*~>a*m FRAMERS/HELPERS mutt be response** and have toot* and trane. cal Stove 3224S45 immed'Alely ice he Iptut or 407-444- w r a r a w e c T g hr, to. i i 4424. EOC. PPO, BartaMs aaarianca a pTul Fa* resume::333-1213 — BfB B r a p p g ; M ole In Lska Mary HMO. ATTENTIONCNAS Come and joei our caring town ot Nurse* and CNA's Eicet lent benafat Eipenence rec organued l:00pm-11:Q0ptii ahm sveltohls. Pteet* apply m person Deftona ItoaShcere Re habrklation Center ta il Elkcem Btvd DeMone IO C HOUSE U P P E R S . Apply to Memo! Coutsand. <35 Intertnuonal Parkway. Haalh row. FL 444-1000. Oenerel Labor Entry level In the metal fabrication. (7.80 to Mart. 45 hour weak Tuba Tec (SartonJ) 323-0040 LABORERS NEEDED drawing Foam InatioHeri Com looking to hue new talent Travel M-F. W « bain. COL Ctoaa A or B a phis, but rad C al Drag at 1-800-6*3 40IK. 315. Insurance. ' -------- veca bon Stan you tutor* today! AUTOMOTIVE DC TALERS SAntordlongwoodrOrtondo Good Income Potonirei BenetBa Alter 90 Oeyt rap* a*w so; 293-3055 CARPENTERS AND HELPER ImmediAte work Ce» 962 3337 CHURCH MUSIC OtRECTOH Pt Longwood hit* congression­ al church ***** enthusiastic creative indiv to toed muwc program at Sunday tO 30*m service an other apectal muse program* musical background required cel OR Hei Young Wood 3326253 CUSTOMS ft RCFiRCTax ykAkf- RtAsrrals trom •using chents art SChadUM lor annu«y *ppotolmant* S a l« comm trasvng provided lor tocei imUTY CONTRACTOR HEALTH! ■LANtowwaii i m i n i Ap Mf 88:BM Mtor Drtoe, CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campoc Catobrty Crptwr cryieograme ere created bum *u p m a pto endjw u " Each ktow to*w cwtwr Tattft (Are Nsguae M ■ IJP C Z X V , ■ I I I Z N A D U H K X OA S D Z X K Y A D Z V F J Z V M $11.15 TO START Z O K D Z V Z V F Grade tor Student* Cel M Th 116 pm 869^9191 J Z V M - C Z V X O C B Q B . ' R Z O A V Z B K N X O XV — D A U U B O J PREVIOUS SOLUTION: first thing I Do whan l wake up i morning Is to braatha on a mirror snd hop* It loot (Pitctwr) Early Wynn * I I �- .-4 Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Wednesday. September 9, 1990 •S B G ETS TH E JO B D O N E! T ra d e - • 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W a n ted 71— Hi tr W a n ted 141— H omes For S ale JANITOR F/7 P/T nignts days, weekend. fu» benefit* avail must have own bans cal tor appointment 377-4411 Maintenance Aaalatam- Cedar Creek Apts has an cpprxtunity available m Sanford lor an m divrtoai w/at least t yr e«p m til areas ol general main tenant e, including carpentry plumbing electrical. MVAC, pool, groundtkeepmg. etc Fes resume to Dept MA SS. Con­ cord Menegemeni. 1SSI Sandspur Road. Meltlend. F I 12781. Faa: (40T) 3669767 or Cell M l-M M . SECURITY OFFICER JOD Training Armed S Unarmed Brantly S Ataoc. 834-7444 S t fe4m f&tefff LANDSCAPE ft 3 •ilftft.ng pay I T 00.br. F/T wbeneM* Call (407) C T 4 I U _____________ Landscaping Maintenance' Imme opening Salary position 30-33IU Excellent opportunity Outdo area (607)677-2066 LASER OPERA­ TO R '4pm MtomgM SMI ■Wii Traml 'Responsible Individual wYnuc computer sluite •Abtoy to l i t SO tie or more 'Orug tree Ermronmend C al 323 5121 between 9am Noon tor appl Ask lor Mr tag- LABOR READY $ WORK TO O A TM JO TODAY In 1 9 French Are J J v a ja j m TODRIVE it. * Rent TRACTORntUI£RS w a ro M W to ! •15 Day COLTnlilitg ■0 i| 4 Weekiad Clirni ■Flustlil A n D t i i u • Carrltri Hiring Oa IBs f Truck Driver i institute 8 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 MECHANIC lor Irador/reTer trail et heel in Sanford erp only pre lerredASE cert 330 9306 MERRY MAIDS HIRINO Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 -STM METAL FRAMER/DRYWALL HANGERS immed work ________ cal >67-3337_________ COLLECTOR- P/T. prater erp. m i tram someone w/areal phone voice Mon Thurs t 30pm I 30pm 800 <>67 3663 or apply R*h Plan 401 w 13m SI Santont WT LAKE MARY PHYSICIAN OFFICE FRONT/ BACK __ _____133-1341 _ Pipe layere- SIM Workers. ____ Cal (407) 17)41)1. RECEPTIONIST* permanent f*l T position doctor oftice com puter i phone Slues a mutt M W T 7 6 30 Musi ba ro b in some morning end or lull day horn |6hr Cal 3330339 R IG H T H A N D M AN Needs 100 workers dairy. *31 sign on bonus to new amptoyoee. l i t r e pay to drivers ■Open 1 am M l Oogtreck Rd long wood ieo-atoe DIETARY ASSISTANTS Out foml A nuttilmn dqianmrM at Vkilh SrnenuW lim p u l. LsalnJ in lamgwuud. IT . is mm hinny for full time pouiium' Kelp us (kusnlr food sank* to pancnis. stall, and visitors Iw k l handling and rashimny rtp it prrtcnrtl Musi hr able lu m e t thr tnlLmmg shifts h a m 2 Wl pm A II a in T W p m A rvrty ikhct e rrlrn .) b UvTir * shill ifaflrrcMial ♦ ( f f « hmrtiis' I'lravr appi) at South StmlMdr Hospital. Resourres. J J J W n t Stale Rood 414. I rmieood, F I. 31759. I [ i ’ kl .Uiim tavilulU k tL StANII sisttfail Itu knit l si E/DE W h y be u n e m ­ p lo y e d ? Let AFFORDABLE HOMES VFNTURE f PROPERTI ES MIB M K T Abcvvb «0 to f 10000 bo— <yn*ri ammmt H 4 Um v M im w l S«il fffHlMsn Aapas' |fHW04f OfoJKI VOlUtUi S l l i ; j l o y / / I N / l l help? 3 2 2-2044 (1 7hr Machinist 38hr Ftourn Ctofk Iflfv rork Ut TremorHoule flunnei $9tw TlOhr Maintananc* Tech 38hr Data Entry (8hl Swift bboard Cil.lm tl.unen iflhl tlthr Data Entry Screw M.vvpf (I6 t« Quality Control *10hr 38hk General Oflve To Many Jobs To Llstlll CALL NOW! 700 West 7Slh Street SOLOERERS ol tma* eleclron E t depencHhrMy mquved. erp preferred but wiHmq to tram Good benefkt Can Magnetons Hearing Aid Co 0 3)8-1707 ■ 110. _ Receptionist, optometrist office optical and ms Wkng erp pre •erred ere work envv. lop pay lor qu*it«d person TutkawiN* area 699 4000 tai 699 3051 RECEPTIONIST/T YPtST re sponsto** pleasant person needed tori test peced cerporate odes tar resume to 760 9196 Since 1949 (407)3229123 P hone P ro « F u ll o r p e rt lim e . T o p sa la ry, b o n u s & c o m m is s io n L o n g w o o d lo ca tio n , ca ll d a n taulker. 7 6 7-9270 TUPPCnWARE tern 170 330 per hour lor ertra rrvjnny ut have a full hm* career 1719411 W A N TEO : People who want to work 40* hts/wt Some sahiuli ys' Fsc tory i t sen-ply wort Benefits included Ptl cell 1889748 Original Vertical* First. WAREHOUSE POSITIONS: PICKING. PACKING AND RECOTON CORPORATION. me nations leeiSrvj drttrtoulor manufacturer of electronic ac cessones. has immediate openings m its Lake Mary teciMws tor 1st and 2nd shift Hours aveileble: 7 00am1:10pm, 8 OOam-4 10pm and 4:OOPM-13.)OAM Mutt be able to Mt a rrvrumum ol 30 tot on a contmuout lavs Fortkti erpenence pre4e.ied Starting rate 18 30 let shMI. IT 00 3nd shin. "Must past math test Apply m persen al 7930 la»e Emma Rued lake Mary. EL or 1090 Emma Oak Irak, late MAryFL 37/46 EOE WINDOW SERVICE TECH Tull tune position ’L«p (retoned . ■fuS rumpany benefits Mon- Frt 7 30 4 30 acyvy Kmro 737 Power Ct Seotord 373 7300 LK MARY 17. by. (An. EIK. Sc ipa tec tys 2c gar 1(7.300 RENOVATED 4/1 5 Car Me sec ly* tern pool 138.900 MINT COND. Lfl FR. wrkshp scr pch gar 338.300. 4/3 2300 sq fl liv d-n fim.2 ee. pqr 3 c gar, tea 3178.300 I* A l l l O S I I O M N I . * ' iMl : i.M i’ i i* t f s, t i Wfi l 99— A U p a r tm en ts n iu r n is iiid YOUTH DIRECTOR P/TTirsl Ptesbylefian of Sanford seeks intpontible. motnrited pervm to *Vec1 church mesne H S youth tunctiers A develop outreach programs 301 Oat A.e Sentord 57771 377 7667 92— S e n io r C it iz e n s TLC HOME COMPANIONS care m yrxe hone In*, m or hourly check our rates 377-1093_______ 93— Room s T or R ent WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 177/wk ISstonc Downtown 330-443) FURNISHED ROOMS Art uMl met laundry phone end ka use 383 390 a week 374 4933 la k em ar y HOOwk 1st last tec ce* 373 3737 beeper 444-6396 SANFORO 1/1. Ig apt Kachan A kvmg room ________ CeWSai-SSTS SANFORO I bdrm apt upstart, ac. qu«t area 300mo <730dep _______ 376 9148__________ SANFORO 2/7 Appronmatfiy 1.000 tq fl W O n d 3430'fro . low deposit CaK 177-1031 SANFORO Oood aiaa A schocts Spouses 2/1 duptoi heel A e*. took ups. pnvsM paho A yard tec I ok MTSttno * 3350/3ep SSS-OOM 103— H oltsesU SANFORD/ LK. MARY 1 Ig bdrm w/ bath 1330mo n r t d r i a* hr phone uMbes 307-7<86 99— A p a r tm ln ts ■ U s il r m s iu d SANORA AREA V t WITH EXTRAS (AAOMONTH: 173 JERNIOAN properHr*, toe. 1/1 collage, great location no pels, no smoker*. 1430mo 2/1 dowrrslae* of (tuples, face location no polA. no smokers KTSmo MARINER'S VILLAGE 1A*E ADA 1 B.J*W ft4lGVO 7 tV0*W MmiAOANOuP 32M 670 wo s t S a V iu j i J HUOCMtAV 497-SI69SS> Get In on all the growth. D y n A Ir S e rv ic e s* In c. is experiencing phenomenal grow th in o u r second year o f operations. N o w is a perfect opportunity to get involved in the dynamic com ­ mercial aviation industry. W e are currently accepting applications for part-time ramp services and part-tim e aircraft cleaning positions and janitorial positions. Applicants m ust w o rk a flexible schedule, understand som e English, pass a drug screening, complete a ten year work/school history. For those interested in ramp services positions you m ust possess a valid Florida driver's license and be able to lift up to 75 pounds on a consistent basis. W e O ffe r: n iu r n is iie d 1300 DOWN_WHY RENT? When you can own w s 3 bdm homo mi GYtA new pent A car­ pet? Ask about MUO home*1 The Hitm en Qroup. Inc. ROOM FOR RENT m condo |<0Ows ute met. near SCC Pool tennis on take.Smoket Oh 171-37)8 Orlando/Sanford Airport. Ron Jerr»gan. 330-3753 SANFORO 1/1J list. last, seel 1208 W TOth 31 I SANFORO HM TO RK l/l pood area. ac. la Nonl porch MAO fal-4717 — ST IR 5T R 5H — RENTALS SANFORO W apt kpM plan paoo.cNa S440BSM SANORA V7 ml D6L garage Mate as/opbon 1723/1700. SANFORO 1/1. it/den.screen pAtio n>#c«out IM IIM . JIM DOYLE (407) 322-24tS * « NEED HOUSES TO RENT ISORM Omel. convertisnl tocated. I block to but tome Par* Ave Mobile Home. Inc 322 2161 Sanford Historic District (3) Commercial Leased Urutj (160 000 (1) Commercial Vac­ ant lot (33.000 330 1493 153— A creage L o t For Sa u OSTEEN-Vacant tola Commen­ ce' Lot Zoned B4 700,400 on Enlerpnte Rd in Otleen (49 900 Owner F « Real Estate, wc LAKE MANY LOTS Wooded (75 000 BAY AVE- Santoro lot near park-(15 000 U1-S0S9 Ir l r c h h o f f OAKRXTOE FARMS - Osteen/ Oenona area 10 acres, ideal tor hor*et or cam* turn Uotm* home or hometrta Zimed agn (aa 900 Ftoencing avaa wr *m down payment (SM ) 7679300 154— O riN H ouse OPEN HOUSE LONGW OOD Tlwe S Wed S9gm (No appommem req'd) Com* and M out an appkcatnn and rentier tor yots future ,cb Al idftos duet needed entry level ■ pretotaronal oompmers e* NO F E E C a l 9949713 6 ItAM H IM M M I . B C " H I i. ^4619861123 253*A dditions 4t R emodeling 19M TO YO TA SUPRA Uack A gold, tuny loaded Rum but needs work Mull set (1300 ubo 407-668 8174 181—AnilANcts & F u r n it u r e F o r S a i l HEADBOARD- Smgm Henryiirkwh-te WKkei Like new Call (407) 767 8035 evening* MATTRESS SALE • Fun sire used bon spring, A mantes* (63 00 Larry's Mart 37 7 9 137___ IQUD QAX ■ ; r*:J ml Ormior A foorltxxJr.'l (fit 5M5 or 330 4470 moke offer 187— S porting G oods G iU iM DON'T WONDER HOW TO GET RID OF THAT OLD CAR! LET US SELL IT FOR YOU!! The Stmlnol * Herald Classi­ f y ) , are the quickest and most meipensive way to sell your car! Run your tore* In* ad lor 10 days and pay only (21 00' Even Belter it you tell it sooner (which w* KNOW you w4| you can slop your ad and only pay tor to# number of days il aefualy r»n' What a Deaf! U fJD W THE BIG ONE!! 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The pendulum has swung to an extrem e, in contrast to the medieval kings of France, who bathed a few times a year and relied on per fume at other times If you are inactive In your retire­ ment, you probably do not need a daily shower. Every two or three days might suffice Ifow often should you bathe? Ask those around you to let you know when you need a shower — or take one on Saturday night whether you need It or not! DEAR DR GOTT: My eldest grand daughter is just past 21 About a year ago she met a man whom she loves deeply. We've met him, and he's a kind, thoughtful and courteous gentle­ man with a keen sense of humor. They are both college graduates, hold responsible positions and are active churchgoers However, he recently confided to her that he likes to dress up In female clothing in the privacy of his own home. He doesn't think he wants to give this up Do you have any suggestions? It would be a shame if this very odd cir­ cumstance were to be a stumbling block to an otherwise fine union DEAR READER Although I applaud this man's honesty. I think that your granddaughter may be in tor a whale of a disappointment and a truckload of problems if she mames him It sounds to me as though her partner has a lot going for him. but also Is uncomfortable as a male. There's more to this than just a few hours of cross dressing There is a chance that his occasion al cross dressing may progress to more public acting out and to behav­ ior that your granddaughter might find unpleasant. Closet transvestitlsm infrequently leads to overt homosexuality, accord ing to the Kinsey Institute However, your granddaughter should take a hard look at such a union. No matter how accepting she may be now, the post-wedding reality may be far more stressful than she expect­ ed. Even If her husband's habit remains low key, she probably will 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>, September 09, 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/57d1d957a5c11ec44e7332dfd979a184.pdf 2c4be268178e01d804e913098da19c3f PDF Text Text EDITORIAL...PAGE 4A SPORTS...PAGE IB Do we really need a fast food restaurant in the historic district? Cindy Henry coaches Lake Mary to volleyball win Serving Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Long wood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Sem inole County since 1908 The very good life of the mayor’s wife Sanford's ‘First Lady Is 29. tins model's looks, and her a n n s full with daughters who are 3 and 5-vearsold. Stephanie Dale say’s hers Is a good life. When she m arried I.any Dale In 1993. she knew he was active tn politics but she had no Idea he would soon become the mayor of Sanford. "lie's doing a great Job." say’s the mayor’s wife, ‘Larry pours everything he h as Into the city. It's a huge sacrifice for him. for me and the girls." 50 Cents WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1998 9 1st YEAR, No. 33 Sanford Police Department on alert A new patch - perhaps a new chief Bv R uss W hite HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The assistan t chief retired last week, and the speculation Is Sanford P ollrr Chief Jo e Dillard may do llkrwlse try J a n . 1 The d ly may offer a generous retirem ent p a c k ­ age that would lie too good to tu rn down. An updated critique of the Sanford Police Departm ent - due In three weeks • might play Into the scenario. If Dlllnrd gets good grades. Insiders say he may want tn go out while lie’s on lop; to leave the departm ent after 27 years with the s a tis ­ faction of huvlng Jum p-started the reorganiza­ tion of a ‘dysfunctional" law enforcement agency. There arc some sweaty palm s at the SPD as everyone aw aits the Independent jiollce review. Has the SPD made significant progress In the past y ra r or a rr there still loo many flaws? And what Is Dillard going to do? Will he re­ tire or won't he? One day everyone expects he will. T hr next, they think he'll stay two m ore years. Notice Is posted at the police stntlon for the Job of deputy chief lo replace Dennis Whitmire, a trusted No. 2 man lo Dillard. Because of their rank and seniority, three com m anders • Ray B ranson. Mitch Tlndel nnd Larry Monti a rr the top candidates for th r position. H ie position will not be filled until the end of th r month - after the City Commission re­ views the updated critique of the SPD. It was suggested a year ago by the Independent study director that the departm ent didn't need on a s ­ sistant chlrf. So maybe the position won't be (tiled. ‘Honest drclslo n s h a i r to be made by the chief, and by the city." said Bill Clayton, a m em ber of the select Police Review Committee PIh m • • • PoUct. psg* 3A It h u rts the mayor's wife that others don't appreciate his efforts and that many are against whatever he does. B y V ic k i ■ eU aeete HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY • The 12* a n ­ nual Lake Mary H eathrow Festival of th e A rts h a s been filed away In th e portfolio os ano th er success, event o r­ ganizers sold. Despite th e move to e new. sm eller location, there were few com plaints about th is year's show from artists or from those who cam e to see and buy their work. O rganis­ ers. too. were pleased with the event, which w as In Oval Park at th e Heathrow In te r­ national B usiness Center. The sale end subsequent development of LftL Acres, which had been the site of the event for nearly a decade, necessitated th e move to the new location, more th a n a mile down In ternational Parkway from the former site on L a k e Mary Boulevard. Shuttle buses, provided by Lynx, took people from the parking areas at b u sin esses along International Parkway. "It was a pain In the rear waiting for the b u s to take you to an d from the show." said Kelley Davis of Sanford, "but w hat o th er choice was th ere...at least they h ad the buses." Regina Freeney of Oviedo said she thought th e event, a s always, exceeded ex p ecta­ S iIrr]p h u n l r w y > n iir f r r la i t i r rould do m orr to support her h u sband, the mayor. Perl laps tn helping him campaign for the w aterfront/hotel complex be with him for speaking engage­ m ents. "There are Just too many functions," she says. they married. This year when Dale celebrated his 50th birth­ day. the family had a quiet cele­ bration at home. Artist Anna Davta axNM ad her work during the festival in Lake Mery this pest weekend. i - tions. A sidewalk winding through the arllst a re a s m ade seeing the whole show m ore p leasan t th a n In the p a st w hich h ad been on u n ­ even terrain which was som etim es m uddy aAcr a rain. T h is w as wonderful’ sh e said. "I loved th e new site. They really outdid th e m ­ selves th is year. Bravo!" Some thought th e new site w as too cram ped, leaving no room between th e a r tis ts ' ten ts to move around, while o th ers com plained about the lack of shaded areas on a weekend of high tem p era­ tu re s and few breeses. "It w as Just too dam n hot,* said David Schmidt of Del­ tona. "Not th at I think the organisers could have done anything about that, b u t It was so awful out there tn the h eat with nowhere to hide from It." Organizers did not have any official figures on the a tte n ­ dance at th is y ea r's event, b u t Lynx representatives said the drivers m ade loops b e ­ tween th e en trance and the remote parking areas with few breaks on Saturday or Sunday. The festival Is a Juried a rt show with aw ards being p re­ sented to the first and sec­ ond place w inners In each Lake Mary to combine departments Fallen firefighters honored By Short Brodls HERALD FEATURE EDITOR LAKE MARY - To strea m ­ line the steps a builder or developer m ust go through In the rity. Lake Mary will soon com bine Its fire safety and prevention, and building d e­ p a rtm e n ts. , C urrently, a builder must go to City Hall, on Country Club Road, to get one ques­ tion answ ered, and to the fire departm ent, on Rinehart Road, to get another question answ ered. T ills will be m ore efficient, more effective," said Lake Mary Fire Chief Craig llaun. Students hospitalized - .- V . Now pottc# p atch Art festival is a smashing success “The other night at a com m is­ sion meeting, someone turned to me and started m outhing off, the mayor’s wife said. "When I had heard enough. I very politely spoke. This person's m outh Just dropped to the floor." The mayor's wife Is up at 0 a.m . with Sammle (5) and Danielle (3). Sam m le goes to kindergarten and Danielle Is In preschool. Stephanie gets to play tennis two times during the week. She and a p artner won at doubles Tuesday at Sylvan Lake Park. The family's m ost treasured time together Is tn Larry's 8-seat turbo prop Jet. A few years ago, he and Stephanie flew to Wyoming on a holiday. Stephanie says she w ants to get h er license to fly. T h e girls arc constantly asking when we can go u p In daddy's plane." she said. The mayor’s wife was bom In Great Lakes. 111. Her dad Is a retired U.S. Army Major Burt Roberts, her granddad Is retired U.S. Army Col. Cheater Johnson. Both have met Larry and approve of Stephanie's choice. The Dales attend Westvlew Baptist C hurch. The mayor sings tn the choir but his wife does not. ‘She doesn't think she h a s a good enough voice." he said. *1 Insist th at she does. Stephanie sings beautifully." The mayor's wife was a trav­ el agent when he met her. Despite the difference In their ages - he Is 2 1 years h er senior • J o s Dillard WINTER SPRINGS - One teenager Is In stable condition and one youth h as been treated and released lo the Juvenile Assessm ent C enter after they overdosed on prescription drugs brought to school. The 12-year-old girl reportedly brought prescription drugs to Indian Trails Middle School and shared them with her friends. Including a 13-year-old boy who Is still hospitalized. Hospital spokesperson Jo e Brown said the drugs were antibiotics and the girl shared them with six other students. All seven have been suspended and the school Is recommending expulsion, and may seek criminal prosecution. Because plans for a b u ild ­ ing m ust be reviewed by fire safety and building in sp ec­ tors. the move to co-locate Uic two d ep artm en ts will go a long way In speeding up the process, said llau n . ‘One agency won't b e walling on the other,* h e , m « B slM lsgs, Fogs 3A In Brief Nuisance board meets tonight SANFORD - The Nuisance Abatement Board m eets tonight at 0:30. to discuss, am ong other things, the future of the board. New member. Dean Ray. will be Intro­ duced and the board will review the s ta ­ tu s o f several reports. The m eeting will be held at the City Commission Conference Room. Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Bark Ave.. Historic board to meet SANFORD - The Sanford Historic Preservation Board will meet Thursday, at 4:30 p.m.. In the City Commission cham ­ bers. The meeting agenda Includes an appli­ cation for for certificate of appropriate­ ness for a site plan and elevations for a new Burger King to be located at Third Street and French Avenue. The site Is located in a residential area. Sanford City Hall Is located at 300 N. Park Ave.. Checkpoints announced SEMINOLE COUNTY - The Florida Highway Patrol will be conducting driver license and vehicle Inspection check­ TALLAHASSEE • The Na­ tional Fallen Firefighters Me­ morial Service th is week h o n ­ ored two Florida firefighters who died in th e line of duty la st year. They were am ong the 88 m en and women from 32 states and the District of Colum bia remem bered a t the official n a ­ tional service held a t th e Na­ points during the week of Oct. 9 through Oct. 15. The 10 locations Include Bunnell road. Celery Avenue, County Road 15, Dike Road. Dodd Road. General H utchinson Parkway. Old Lake Mary. O range Boulevard. Osceola Road and State Road 426. Defects such as bad brakes, worn Urea and defective lighting equipment will be checked a s well a s attenUon directed to drivers who would violate th e driver licenses laws of Florida. Tobacco prevention activities SANFORD - The Tobacco-Free Partnership of Seminole County h a s been awarded more th an $75,000 to conduct tional Fire Academy in Emm ltsburg. Md. Malcolm "Mick* Rovero. 34. a career firefighter with the Estero Fire Departm ent, died of a therm al Inhalation while fighting a wildland fire. David Williams, 26, a career fire­ fighter with Taylor County Fire D r. O o l t IB -S B TV ^ ' ' *4»«wwgs tk a & �2A •Semi note Herald. Santord. Flooda . Wednesday. October 9. I99fl $ AUTO ACCIDENTS $ Arts council makes awards Thursday Special to th e H erald The Seminole C ultural Arts Council will award its 19*18-99 license plate g ran ts at a re erp Iton on Thursday at 7 p.m . Tlie aw ards arc presented as u prelude to opening night of Seminole Com m unity College Fine Arts Theatre pro d u ctio n of Hus Slop, Seminole C ultural Arts Connell Is the recipient of funds from the sale of th e "State of the Arts* license plates sold In Sem inole County. Those funds are th e n regranted to c u ltu m l/h lsto rical organizations and Sem tnolr County Schools. The grant aw ards total $12,400 an d will be presented by Kathryn Hattaway. president. Sem fnole C ultural Arts Council Hoard of D irectors. Tlie recipients of the g ra n ts for 1998-99 are the A ltam onte Free Report reaveal* 9 thing* t you need to know to *ave you I' money for future medical bill*. Toll Fre* 24 hr./Oay 1 -000-065 8268 Or (or medical evaluation 321-9191 Springs Jazz Ensem ble. Aslan C ultural Association, llallct Guild of S anford/S cm lnolc, Boys and Girls Club. C entral Florida Society for Historic Preservation, O rlando J u n io r T heatre. O rlando T h ea tre Project, an d the Kltz Theatre. Additional g ran ts will also be aw arded lo the following Seminole C ounty Public Schools; Carillon E lem entary. Indian Trails Middle, Lawton Elem entary, Oviedo High. Plnecrest Elem entary. Red Bug. S tenstrom E lem entary, and Arts Alive. Tlie public Is Invited to a t­ tend the reerpllon at 7 p.m. In Ibe lobby of th e Fine Arts Building at SCC, and Is Invited to rem ain for the production of William Inge's classic hum an comedy Bus Slop. Ticket In­ formation and reservations for the play arc available by ca ll­ ing 328-2040. B u y in s u ra n c e a n d Continued from Page 1A tobacco prevention activities for you ills In Seminole County. In addition to promoting th e TRUTH cam paign. SWAT (S tudents Working Against Tobacco) team s are being formed at each high school. For more Information call |407| 665-3384 or fax (407) 6653385 Michael Moblev. Junior League to discuss ballot issues ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Thirteen am endm ents have been proposed to the Florida Constitution and will be voted on In November. Among the topics covered by these am endm ents are the death penalty', taxes, restru ctu rin g the Florida Cabinet, and the purchase of firearms. The Ju n io r League of Women Voters of Sem inole County will hold a free d iscu s­ Vintage view sion of the proposed am en d ­ m ents Oct. 21 ut 7 p.m. at the E astm o n tr Civic C enter. A ltam onte S prings. For m ore Information call the l-eague Llnr at (407) 339-9266. Continued from Page LA *Slephanle Is not Interested in being In th e limelight.** Dale said. *Shc does like to shop, to buy nice things for herself or the girls. She's a very feminine woman, a wonderful wife and mother.** The m ayor’s wife says she wouldn't be u p set tf the mayor didn't ru n for office a second time. ‘But If he does. I'll support him.** Stephanie said. tm mit m o m * tin W EA TH ER coon-Fomc*sr~n Today: Scattered th u n d er­ storms. Highs In the upper80s. Lows in the low-70*. Thursday: Scattered thunder­ storms. Highs In the upper,80s. Lows in the low-70s. rr lday: Isolated thunderstorm s. Highs In the upper-80*. Lows near-70. Saturday: Isolated thunderstorm *. High* In the upper-80s. Lows near-70. WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 7:00 a.m., maj. 12:45 a.m.. min. 7:35 p.m., maj. 1:20 p.m. TIDES: D aytoaa Bauch: high: 9:48 a.m., 10:13 p.m., low: 3:26 a.m., 3:58 p.m. New Smijiuu Bauch: high: 9:53 a.m.. 10:18 p.m., low: 3:31 a.m,, 4:03 p.m., Cocoa Busch: high: 10:08 a.m., i x t m o b p o u t l o o k H 10:33 p.nt., low: 3:46 a.m.. 4:18 p.m. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Tstrm* 88 78 T s tra u 8 8 73 SATURDAY FRIDAY T*trass 87 70 T s tra u 87 70 l o t t e r y ______ Hars are tha winning aaiactad on Tuesday In ttw Flori­ da Lottery: Fentasy 5 1 -S -1 4 -1 * -2 0 II H- A i O N C O M O tY lO M S T r.r.-i.- 1 D aytona B each Sc New Sm yrna Beach: S eas a re 24 feet w ith a m o d e ra te chop. W ater te m p e ra tu re a t D aytona Is 81 degrees a n d a t New S y m m a , 8 0 degrees. W inds a re from th e s o u th ­ e a st a t 10-15 m .p.h. Lotto (O c t. 3 ) 7 -1 1 - 1 » - 2 3 0 4 -4 4 PUy 4 1-7-7-7 Ctsh3 1-7-9 This picture shows the Sanford Post Office under construction In November 1917. Located al 230 E. First St., It served as the post office unlit 1963 wtwn trio building bocamo the Sanford City Public Library. Planet Ag offers Internet projects Russ----------- * Tue e d a y w sa 90 m o v e r s ig h t le w 70. p e r io d rain fall I d i U m g a l t o e.as.. iy to ta le d 0 .0 0 lo ch . 7:31 u s . 7.-04 f j * . s a v e o n y o u r c a r . r* o » eeurteey •* ** U ntar* MuMun, Briefs------------- lif e Special to the Herald TALLAHASSEE - It's the tim e of year th at strikes anxiety In the h earts of m any studenls-nnd th eir p aren ts--as many middle an d high school stu ­ den ts begin th eir annual search for Ideas for their sc i­ ence fair projects. Florida A griculture C om m is­ sioner Bob Crawford Is e n ­ couraging stu d en ts to explore the world of agricultural sci­ ence when considering topics for their projects. To help them , th e Florida D ep artm en t of A griculture and C onsum er Services developed "Pianet Ag." an Internet web site packed with Inform ation to as­ sist stu d en ts In selecting a topic an d carrying o u t Ihelr science Coir p ro ject. "As a Tather of two'."'l know first-hand w hat stu d en ts go through In getting started on th eir science fair projects." Crawford said. "As the new school y ear g e ts u n d e r way. m any stu d e n ts are receiving th eir science fair assignm ents and wondering. 'Now, how do I get sta rte d ? " Planet Ag provides students with an explanation of the sci­ entific m ethod, from choosing a topic an d statin g a h y pothe­ sis, to deciding on a p ro ced u re an d recording the resu lts. The web site also provides a a m ­ ple project for stu d en ts to r e ­ view. a look a t previous win­ ners* projects, an d Unka to o th er ag riculture-and sciencerelated sites. Among th e h u n d re d s of sci­ ence fair project Ideas fea­ tured a t Planet Ag are: * How are aeeda and seed­ lings affected by gravity? * How can a seedless w ater­ melon be grown from seed? * How are m olds an d b ac te­ ria used to en h an ce the flavor of som e foods? * How Is th e nutritional value of foods determ ined? Planet Ag also provides an overview of th e Im portance of agriculture In Florida, and ex­ am ines m any Interesting c a ­ reer possibilities In agricul­ tural sell n ee—Including b io ­ chem ist. m arine scien tist, plant pathologist, forester, and agricultural rco n o m lst--an d offers suggestions lo stu d e n ts on courses to lak e In high school an d college. ‘Agriculture h a s evolved Into a high-tech Industry th at wilt require talented, scientifically inclined people to guide It Into the next m illennium ." C raw ­ ford said. "We need to e n c o u r­ age today's bright young stu ­ d en ts to become Interested In agriculture and excited ab out Its role In o u r p lan et's future. This web site allows stu d en ts to explore the world of agricul­ tu ral science and will cau se them to think ab out agricul­ tu re In new an d exciting ways." T R u h e n you buy your life insurance from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance, you'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. 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Ihm'l wide jour cane to anjone until jou m rlir Uie Inlixmailun In my Tier report. •r F or ih » M eY rI p QRT T f J , Call (6 0 0 ) 7 M -3 9 4 3 M ED ICA L E X *M ~! | Call (4 0 7 ) 8 * 2 -3 0 3 0 ! • T o l l F r e e ,2 4 H ri./D iy • r r g S f f i S S S S S S S S t i F ta n e t Ag ta a c c e s s e d o n t h e --------------------------------------------------1 www.fiInternet at ag.com /PlanetA g There's an added incentive S ta r t a H o m e -B ased B u sin ess . for stu d en ts to consider an ag ­ ricultural topic for th eir sci­ W o r k F lexible H o u r s . ence fair project. Crawford will present a t $1,000 savings E n jo y U n l im it e d Ea r n in g s . bond each to one m iddle school stu d en t and one high school stu d en t whose agricul­ tu ral projects are selected as w inners during th e S tate Sci­ ence and Engineering Fair of Florida com petition to be held April 7-9, 1999. at the U niver­ C all T o l l F ree ( ) sity of C entral Florida In O r­ lando. cultural project w inners 43rd A nnual S tate Sci­ ence and Engineering Fair of Florida com petition last April No wonder Mi. (blend it smiling. She found an In Lakeland were: Glno C heng, easy way lo love pound* without pills, diets or of S tanton College P rep a rato ry caloric counting. Her secret? The healthy vinegar School In Jacksonville, senior plan. “I dropped 30 pounds so fast il scared me, " classification; and Van Zhong she writes. Just a few tablespoons of vinegar daily ofV cro Beach. Junior classifi­ will have you feeling and lookmt better as you melt cation. •way unhealthy pounds. For FREE information packet without obligation, write ta: The Vinegar The State Science a n d Engi­ Han, Dept FD2644,7|8-I2ih St. N.W., Box 24JOQ, neering Fair of Florida Is a Canton, Ohio 44701. To help us cover printing three-day display of scien ce and postage, II would be appreciated, but not project exhibits p repared by necessary. •iMrcomikssM Us. Jeanne Galend aspiring scientists an d en g i­ neers In grades six through 12 from throughout th e state. T he fair la adm inistered by th e Florida Foundation for F u tu re Scientists, which prom otes a c ­ tivities th at encourage young A V O N 800 735-8867 r Nfllt Didst Tiy Vbegar to Lose Pounds^ Iwcfitf Growing potential for fraud over the Internet Special to the Herald Seminole Herald " Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Wednesday, October 9,1998 • Vol. 91, No. 33 Published: Deny Except Monday. Saturday U Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. ■ 300 N. French Avs., Sanford, FU 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 AOUMrsmanoN CMCULAKON PRODUCTION Frar* Voitiana •Manager Peggy Beevier Gena EhXuir- C Fred* Halnwrs Cheryl Smart Betty Semes Dry* CUchASt - Pubtnher MetndaMoms Joratoa Main Odessa Pugh ■Busness Manager EHTORJAL Lmda Spegel Jeff BertncM AOVUITWNO Shan erode Kim Butler Dom Oetnch Kaea Wemar - Manager Jaana Hughes Cheryl Slone ManaOram Dean Srrmh c u tittf r n Tommy Vincent Heatftar Oagie Rust White Toran Games LEGAL* Margaret Boschen Penodcal Postage Pad at Santord. Honda and addeonai maUng ottioe* USPS 481280 Postmaster Sand eddraae changes to The SEMJNOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 Santord. F t 32772-1667 Republic PRE4S * imiPPtHG Robert -sap' Cowan Mark Savoie Be Egan Jack E. Rachw Ehwi Tyma. Jr • Head Pressman Subscription Rate* (Gary * Sunday) 3 Months * Months IVsar Homs Dekvery *19.50 *39 00 *78 00 Mas *2400 14* 00 *9* 00 Honda Rosrterss add 7% sales lai to above rakes Newspapers, Inc. TALLAHASSEE - Florida A griculture and C onsum er Service* C om m issioner Bob Crawford Is urging consum ers lo beware of the growing potential for fraud when doing business over th e In­ ternet. The w arning comes following the a n e s t of a Miami m an who allegedly operated a quarter-m illion-dollar com puter sales schem e. Glen Steagall of Miami Beach h as been charged by th e M iamiDade Police D epartm ent with operating a schem e to defrau d (more th a n $100,000) for sending Junk e-mail advertising Pen­ tium com puters for $449. Police say Steagall lured cu sto m ers Into sending postal money order* by offering additional d is ­ counts. He would th en send ju n k com puters or nothing a t all. Po­ lice say there are more than 100 victims across the U nited S tates. The D epartm ent of Agriculture and C onsum er Services, which had received com plaints about Steagall, assisted In the Investiga­ tion along with the Florida D epartm ent of Law E nforcem ent. Broward County S tate Attomey'a Office. U.S. Postal Inspectors. Pompano Beach and North Miami Beach police d ep artm en ts and the Attorney G eneral's Office. T h e Internet is providing con artists with m uch m ore an o n y ­ m ous access to potential victims." Crawford said. "We will c o n ­ tinue to crack down on and assist In outside Investigations of these fraudulent business practices." The n um ber of com plaints against businesses on th e In tern et has Increased dram atically over the past few years, from four In 1995 to 206 in 1997 and 199 so far this year. Slate an d federal agencies are still In the process of coming up with rules and regulations for Internet businesses. While It Is Impossible to prevent all Intcm cl fraud. Crawford says there arc some tilings consum ers can do to protect them - M.S. D yr to n k in Ik W m i f __N U m Twm call toll-free for reservadoes \A H u it a r e you w aiting for? PIm m eee Fraud. Pag* 3A t �Seminote Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Wednesday. October 9, 1998 - 3 A Weekend sting nets 44 area arrests POLICE LOG . ' *■ .i s t i . v - * - t > .»• - t;-' f . •;. , *. , i The following reports were compiled from the Scmfnote Courtly Sheriff's Office for Incidents recorded Oct. 5 6: Burglary: SANFORD, Collin* Dr., 300 block, Oct. 5, 1 p.m. A 22-yrarold woman who had been arrested by Sanford Police D epart­ ment on forgrry charges was found to have an o th er w om an's driver license, food stam ps nnd birth certificate In h er purse. Police contacted the Seminole County sheriffs office to sec If the Item s had been reported Btolen. They had been taken from a truck on Collins Drive several days before. She was addi­ tionally charged with burglary In that case. Driving: SANFORD, 20lk and Laurel, Oct. 0, 1:26 n.in. A 25-year-old woman was arrested for driving under the Influence nfter Seminole County sh eriffs deputies stopped the woman for driving erratically. The deputies recognized the womun ns som eone they had told to nut drive when she was found to be dnm k during n d istu rb an ce at a local bar. She failed a field sobriety test und a breathalyzer test. Drugs: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Pin* and Harris, Oct. 5. 10:59 p.m. A 29-year-old woman was charged with possession of a c o n ­ trolled su b stan ce nnd possession of drug paruphem allu. Dur­ ing a tralllr stop, Seminole County sheriffs deputies said they knew h er to be a drug u ser nnd they asked her to step from the car. When deputies searched the car, they found a plastic b o t­ tle nnd a copper pipe that hnd been turned Into sm oking d e ­ vices for cocaine. They also found two Z anax pills for which she had no prescription. FERN PARK, Fernwood Boulevard and Oxford Road, Oct. 6. 11:09 a.m . A 34-yrar-old woman was u n ra te d for possession of dnig p arap h ern alia by Seminole County sheriffs deputies. Deputies said she was stopped for a traffic Infraction nnd Hint she got out of tiie ca r and n pipe used for sm oking cocaine dropped to the ground. SANFORD, 13* Street, 1400 block. Oct. 5. 9:52 p.m. A 20yeur-old m an was n n rs te d by Sanford Police for the sale nnd delivery of crack cocaine, with destruction of evidence and with resisting urrest without violence. Police said the QUAD Squad was watching the 13* S trrrt grocery store nnd saw the defendant nuike several sales. When they approached him. lie brgnn to n tn and they saw him throw som ething out of his {lockets. They did not recover wind he threw away, but found evidence In his pocket (hut It had been coculnc. Introduction of a contraband substance into a detention facility: BANFORD, Bush Avenue, 300 block, Oct. 3. A 27-year-old m an w as arrested at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Farllity af­ ter he w as found to have two tobacco cigarettes in his p o s s e s ­ sion during a strip search of the occupants of his housing unit. Police ; continued (ram Pngs LA picked a • year ago. "A new evaluation of ! Die departm ent Is on the way," Clayton said. *lt's tim e to wee how far weVe com e." Mayor Larry Dale said T ues­ day that the city expected a thorough SPD update from George Hubler, a ssistan t direc­ tor of a consulting Arm from McLean, Va. H ubler found m any Aaws In Sanford's law enforcement procedures a year ■ ago. Dy Nov. I, he will tell the city what h a s been done and ; what h asn 't. ; ‘O ur police departm ent h as • been getting more 'attaboys' ! and not a s m any com plaints." ; Dale said. T h e com plaints arc • vociferous, however. The de­ partm ent still lias a way to go. We'll know for sure when we get the puge-by-page critique from George Hubler." Dillard, who was unable to be reached Tuesday, h a s been dropping h in ts h e might retire. He said In J u n e that he had talked to friends about retire­ m ent. T m eligible for retirem ent and IYc told som e friends Pm thinking about It. But these plans are long-range," Dillard said. W hitmire's retirem ent last week m ay be slgnlAcant. Dil­ lard and W hitm ire were a close i leadership duo. *lt took a long time far our ; police departm ent to get dlsor• ganlzcd and It's going to take : tim e for It to get re-organlxcd," Dale said. 'A s som e of our leaders (Com m ander Dill H as­ son. Whitmire) go out. there urr opportunities for fresh leadership." Much Is changing and will continue to change. In March, the residents of Sanford will participate In a referendum th at If passed would require the city’s police an d Are chiefs to report to City M anager Tony VanDcrworp - already the city's Public Safely Officer. In the p ast, the City C om ­ m ission m onitored the work of the police and Are chiefs. Few If any other cities had such a system . The way it worked In Sanford was th at the chiefs rarely received Oak from any of the five com m issioners. T his changed when Dale becam e mayor two yeurs ago. The flak began big time. There was re­ sentm ent at the SPD that Dale was meddling. Although he says there are old scars. Dale said that Dil­ lard and the o ther leaders at the SPD were working hard to change the beat around, com ­ m unity policing attitu d es have earned the departm ent respect by m any of the residents. *We doing things differently." B ron­ son said. At the last C om m ission meeting, Dillard presented a new SPD General Orders booklet and showed ofT the SPD's colorful new arm patch. Tuesday, Mayor Dale was proudly sporting an Sanford l*olicc baseball cap. "Chief Dillard gave It to me." Dale said. "I'm proud to wear it." r. >y> MARIA T. ALVAREZ Marla T. Alvarez, 54. Indian Hills Drive, Pace. F la., died Sunday. Oct. 4. 1998 at S hands Teaching Hospital. Gainesville. Bom Nov. 4. 1943 In Havana. Cuba, sh e had resided In n o rthern Florida for 17 years. Mrs. Alvarez w as a quality risk m anager for W est Florida Medical Center. She was a m em ber of S an ta Rosa of Lima Catholic C hurch. Survivors Include husband, Carlos; sona, J u a n C arlos, Oviedo, Nelson Michael, Miami; daughter, Maria Victoria Chlnchar, Orlando; m other, M aria C. T rjera. Pace; brother, Ju a n Tcjera, Miami; six grandchil­ dren. BanAeld Funeral Home, Win­ ter Springs. In charge of ar. rangem enta. OLL1E ESTHER ANDERSON Ollle E sth er Anderson, 83, Southw est 48th Street, Ft. Lau­ derdale, died Saturday, Oct. 3, 1998. Bom in C ham paign, III., sh e moved to Plantation from Sanford in 1997. Mrs. Ander­ son was a loan ofAcer In the bonking Industry. She was a m em ber of D aughters of the American Revolution, E astern S tar, NILE, Sanford G arden Club. Mrs. Anderson w as a m em ber of the First B aptist C hurch of Sanford. Survivors Include son, Ja m e s S tephenson. A tlanta, Qa.. C harles. Albert. Edward. Rob­ ert; daughter. Norma Cadwalladcr, Ft. Lauderdale; sister. Alma White, Cham paign. III.; 13 grandchildren; 12 great­ grandchildren; three greatgreat-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaldawn Park Cemetery and F uneral Home, Lake Mary. In charge of arrangem ents. By V icki B elluccla HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Law enforce­ m ent officials reported 44 drugrelated arre sts this weekend, exceeding averages for the sam e period, the Sem inole County SherifTs Office said. The City-County Investiga­ tive Bureau (CCIB) was trying to clean out of Sanford streetlevel drug dealers, said D eanna Brown, spokesw om an for the sh eriffs office. In all nlm ost four dozen men. women and some Juveniles were arrested at various locations around town. Brown said the CCIB offi­ cers considered the 44 b u sts "all In a day's work." but the nverage w rekend brings In far fewer dealers nnd users. T h ey gol quite a few," she said. The sting operations fo­ cused on Ave basic a re a s around Sanford that are known drug n rras. she said. In som e Instances, the offi­ cers posed as drug u sers who wanted to purchase cocaine or mnrljunnn. In other cases, they acted the part of the dealer In order to arrest those who cam e to the a rm to purchase drugs. In other cases, agents nrrested those In the area who were wanted ort w arrants. Those Individuals, who gave the officers probable cause, were searched nnd found to have drugs already on them . While in the area, officers also arrested those seeking the services of a p ro stitu te. Several women, who w rre offering sex In exchange for money or drugs, were also arrested. liio s e arrested In the sting operations Include: At Third I t m t and Olive •A m an arrested for p u r­ chasing m arijuana T h re e m en arrested for purchasing crack cocaine and Tor possession of less th an 20 gram s of m arijuana and drug p arap h ern alia •A m an arrested for p u r­ chasing crack rocalne •A m an arrested for p u r­ chasing m arijuana T h re e m en arrested for Festival------ continued from Png* IA category as well as a best overall win­ ner. *1 think th a t's great," said Sharyn Lincoln. T h e s e artists don't get enough recognition. Even though we all com e out and tell them how m uch we like their work. It's good that they get recognition from their peers a s well a s some money." Art show winners: p o ssrssln g /p u rrh an ln g a c o n ­ trolled su b stan ce •A woman arrested for p u r­ chasing nnd possessing m nrl­ junnn T h re e m rn arrested for purchasing m arijuana T w o men arrested for p u r­ chasing m arijuana and for possessing less than 20 gram s of the dnig •A m an arrested for possesslng/selllng/dellvering n controlled substnnee, for forg­ ing a counterfeit ban k bill or prom issory note and for p o s ­ session of less th an 20 gram s of m arijuana. •A m an arrested for p u r­ chasing and possessing crack cocaine T h re e m en arrested for p u rch n sln g /p o ssessln g crack cocaine T h re e m an arrested for p u rchasing m arijuana and for possessing less than 20 gram s of m arijuana On 13* S treet *A m an arrested for p o s s e s ­ sion and sale and delivery of a controlled su b stan ce •A m an arrested for p o s s e s ­ sion of ro c aln e At 20* Street et McArthy Street •A m an was arrested for the sale and possession of a c o n ­ trolled su b stan ce •A m an arrested for the sale of c ra rk cocaine nnd for p o s­ session of drug paraphernalia •A m an arrested for the possession of rra c k cocaine and for the sale of a controlled su b stan ce At 4* Street end Sanford Avenue •A m an arrested for offering to commit or engage In p ro sti­ tution T w o men arrested for so ­ liciting an o th er for p ro stitu tio n T w o m en arrested for a s ­ signation to commit p ro s titu ­ tion *A m an arrested for p ro ­ curing an o th er for prostitution, for possession of less th an 20 gram s of m arijuana and for possession of drug p arap h er­ nalia Elsewhere *A m an arrested on a war- Sccond place In each category Feinting; Oils end A crylics rant on rhnrgcs of selling co ­ caine •A m an arrested for selling crack cocaine, for p o ssessin g crack cocaine and for resisting arrest without violence TWo men arrested for p o s ­ sessing and selling n c o n ­ trolled substan ce T w o men arrestrd for a t ­ tem pting to sell a controlled su b stan ce T h re e women and a m an arrested for selling alcohol to a m inor. 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Accredited By: The American HomerocaUis Society m r n /m i m ^SSs >;#i j Carol Napoli Feinting: W etercolor* nnd Festal O unbae Kim M O NSTER DEBT ? Grayk ies end Drawings Leon Theodore Photography Linda Bulmer Senlptnra Peter Chu Glass BMt o f Ifcov Pamela A ndris J a so n Izumi Pottery Jeff W alsh First Place In each category Jewelry Paiatiag: Oita and A crylics Wood J o h n Penrod Maria Revea-Jones Mixed Media Palatlag: W atsrcelors and Postal Phil Parker Anna C hen Craft Winners Graphics and Drawings First Place: Alfred Groth, han d -carved wood Second Place: Robert Brougjton, hand-woven basketB J a c k EUls Photograph? Amie Davis Senlptnra M argaret Porter Morlen Jo h n Wolfe (Hass Student Winners M. Todd Reed Pottary Tim Ludwig Jowoliy K athryn Wilson Wood Thom as T abbcrt Mixed Media Donne B ltner First Place: S arah Strader, Lake Brantley High School Second Place: Rob Hoyt, Lake Howell High School Third Place: Suylnl Mattls. Lake Mary High School LET’S KILL I T ! You may know • pmfewianal person, m Jf-im ptoyad or n n n n y k ijd , wsetr^ntL, •inti*. family, friend, co-worker or church (Hand tlut could u*e our help. It duetn'l matter hen. much they earn - they w ill may he in t financial aquaere. Their problem, probably alerted with an overntm aien of erode card*, medical emerpentiee or )tu l poor pianninp Theca are cueumetancee beyond their cammi and w « can half end the u m t of livinq In the SCO Pioneer Credit A Del* CotiuiluUnon Service* e Initial Coasoltatfea Is F R E E e Strictly CoafldeatUI e Consolidated Bills without e lo ss e No Credit Ckeck e Immediate Approval e Slagle M oethty Paym eal (407)327-9550 ! , . < Buildings — cootiaasd trass Psgs 1A said. "Building an d Are p er­ sonnel will be able to hold Joint m eetings an d deal with a lu m b e r of different Issues at once." The site of th is co-location h a s yet to be determ ined, said H aun. T here definitely is not enough room In City Hall, an d the Are departm ent already aharea facilities on R inehart with the police de­ partm ent. an d the public works departm ent. Combining of the d e p a rt­ m ents, which h a s been u n d er review by City M anager J o h n Litton, was also suggested by tire newly re-formed B usi­ n ess Advisory Board. H aun said long range plan s include cross-training ol per­ sonnel. lie currently employs a Are m arshal an d a Are In­ spector, and a volunteer Are inspector. He said there Is a position open in tire building departm ent, and th at p o si­ tion may be filled with an applicant trained In both a r­ eas. 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Florida •Wednesday, October 9. 1998 Editorial & Opinion O T H E R V IE W S What's up with Iho "to to” long dis­ tance ware? I've counted at least three separate ads touting the “10 10" prefix; for phone bill savings purposes, it's at­ tached to another three digit suffix, then glued to any long distance number dial. I've seen John Lithgow, Tony Dan/a and Dennis Miller enthu siastically praising the virtues of throwing the oil and vinegar of “10 10" into the salad of your touch tone Are these ads all for the same com pany? Are they different companies who discovered the magical properties of “10 10" simultaneously, in much the same way that Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace came up with the theory of natural selection? If you'll recall, the Lithgow spots were originally just for “10 " But after a few months the ads informed us that we had to add another "10" if we were to receive full value What happened? I thought “10" was itself perfection on a scale of I to 10 at least. Does dou­ bling the "10" make it twice as per­ fect? If we remade the movie “10" today, would it star Bo Derek Bo Derek? I don't even know what that means! Why not "20"? Why not “100"? It just goes to show you. long dis­ tance rates may be dropping, but the marketplace gets more mysterious every day. I just read the results of a study, for example, informing us that duct tape, that time honored adhesive that holds most nightclubs and the­ aters together, is woefully inadequate as a taper of ducts. It peels, it cracks, it leaks, and as a result ducts every­ where are falling apart, spilling toxic waste and (iod knows what into the very dry wall of our existence Is this “in |0" business just the nu metical equivalent of duct tape? Will we keep adding 10's to our telephone numbers, until the number itself dis appears, and we're left with nothing but a sticky residue and threadbare optical fibers1 Will there eventually bo so many “10s" tacked on to a number, that it will take us months to dial it, and we'll give up, finger weary, bone tired1 On the bright side, maybe we ll even­ tually bo able to dial heaven itself, for just pennies a call Or maybe it's a con­ spiracy by Internet providers to make long distance dialing so complicated, well all just give up and turn toe mail The pitches for the “10-10" prefix are a bit heavy on the family values end In one, Lithgow is suspicious of his daughter's boyfriend, until the lad proves his wisdom by knowing that using "10-10" really saves In another, Tony Danza takes his son in law aside at the wedding reception to inform him that he'll fit into the family just fine, as long as he uses "to 10" to keep those long distance rales down. In con trast, Dennis Miller does one of his spots with his dog Miller makes his pitch, then announces that he's taking his dog for a walk lYrsumably. if the dog didn't use “to 10" when dialing, the poor creature would have to stay indoors The ads for the "Collect" numbers, in contrast, feature a uniformed Kd O'Neill (from “Married With Chil dren"), who seems to be some sort of kindhearted neo-fascist militia member, who drives around helping people from all walks of life shrink their phone bills. Other ads for “Collect" numbers fea ture Chris llock smashing a news an chorman on the head with a placard In another, some insane young person, wearing a phone pad on his chest, stalks a young woman at a pay phone The ad ends with her slapping him Come to think of it. Insane young men are being used increasingly to pitch all kinds of products, generally soft drinks and sweets There's one for a root beer, for instance, featuring a demented fellow who seems to believe that his empty soda ran is a sujierhero. Another, for beef jerky, features a boorish young fellow in a beef jerky costume, terrorizing other pieces of food in a young woman's stomach I don't pretend to understand it Maybe John Lithgow should give them all a good talking to. Give those kids a cordless phone and a couple of tens, maybe they’ll be all right (Ian Shoales' new book. "Not Wei Vet," is available from 2 13 61 1‘ubtications. 1*0 Hot 1910. Los Angeles. CA 9007* The toll free number is / *00 99MJ6I > ClfM NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN IAN SHOALES Surviving market volatility today B arn ey In W est P a lm tteach. Pla. ing in inflation-sensitive hard assets that arc expected to go up when the market goes down Lipper Analytical Services tracks eight bear market funds. The top performing ones are the lYudent Bear Fund. up 14 94 per­ cent for the last 13 weeks, and Pro Funds: UltraBcar Investors fund, ahead 13 769 percent for the same time period Year-to date, both funds are down more than B percent -- Market neutral funds Here, port­ folios typically hold stocks in both po sitions — long and short. tA long to make of gold these days." says Susan Dziubinski. editor of Morningstar Fund Investor. "It's been a hor nble investment for the past 10years " Bad investment or not. plenty of people still believe in it. The top performing gold fund recently — and throughout the year — has been the Lexington Strategic Investors Gold fund It's up 4 55 percent for the quarter and down 5.74 percent for the year In the end. most pros will tell you that having a mutual fund portfolio that includes the basics — equity, Zisson explains that it, lor example, you have a portfolio with 75 percent of its assets exposed to stocks, and. after the market's performance over the past two months, you don't like the volatility you’ve witnessed with threequarters of your inevitable assets, then it's time to change things "Slow down to your sleeping point," he says. Doing so would mean making some changes in your asset allocation and finding a point at which your investments arc still working for you, but you're not worrying about them as much. But what about bear market funds and market neutral funds? Aren't they supposed to be the perfect invest­ ments for times like these? Well ... because most haven't been around for long, no one knows how well either will work. Having said that, here's how some fund types, often thought of as offering protection in down markets, have fared so far this year — Bear market funds Zisson says that in bear market funds, portfolio managers typically bet against the market selling stocks short or invest­ stocks outright. In short positions you don't; stocks are borrowed > For a market neutral fund to be a winner in a down market, the portfolio manager has to have picked the right stocks to short, and the short-portfolio gains have to go up in value faster and greater than those held as long posi tions. In an up market, the opposite needs to be true in order to come out ahead The Barr itosen: Market Neu tral Investors fund is up I 90 percent so far this quarter, and the Euclid Market Neutral fund is down 1.14 per­ cent. — Utility funds. While the group as a whole is down 4.48 percent for the quarter, it was the best performing fund type in the fourth quarter of last year. “Hie lop performing utility fund today is the Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Global Utility fund, up 17.73 per­ cent year-to-date and down 2.30 per­ cent for the last 13 weeks. ICON'S Telecommunications A Utility fund holds the No. 1 spot for the past 13 weeks, and is up I U percent; for the year, it's ahead 1221 percent. — Gold funds. “We don't know what - divvied up into amounts you can live with, is the best murket protector you'll find If you're looking for shelter in today's market environment, or think that there's a Mighty Mouse fund out there that can save the day, think again. The best advice for living through volatile markets is the sim plest reassess “The best thing to do right now is a gut-check to really figure out what your ritkyreward parameters are," says James Zisson. senior vice presi­ dent and senior investment manage menl consultant at Salomon Smith p o s itio n m o a n s th a t y o u o w n th o Firefighers. Croat Pag* LA and Rescue In Perry, died when a gun discharged during a com m ercial structural fire. Doth m en's contributions to their com m unities will be re­ membered during the O ctober 3-4, 1998 weekend. Several Florida firefighters will participate In the national tribute Including an honor guard unit representing Taylor County Fire and Rescue. Flor­ ida firefighters from C ape Coral. Gainesville. Palm Beach County, and W inter Park will serve a s escorts to families of fallen firefighters during the weekend. Two nationallyknown fire safety clowns. “Pum per and Squirt" of Brevard County Public Safety D epart­ m ent. will work with the chil­ dren attending the weekend. The National Fallen Fire­ fighters Foundation and the Federal Emergency Manage­ m ent Agency sponsor the a n ­ nual m emorial weekend. Fam i­ lies and coworkers attend sp e­ cial sessions and a candlelight service on Saturday. The S un­ day public cerem ony m arks the beginning of National Fire Pre­ vention Week designated to fo­ cus pubUc attention on the se­ rious problem s caused by fire. The United S tates h as one of the worst fire death rates In the Industrialized world. Fire kills nearly 4,500 A m ericans each y ea r-m o re th a n all n a tu ­ ral disasters com bined. An­ other 30.000 people are in­ jured. As first responders to all natural and m anm ade em er­ fin'd income and money market funds Burger King Is plunnlng cm building a restaurant In S a n ­ ford. at the expense of the lllst.’iic District. Last year, the developer purchased two houses on third street (near the com er of 17-92) with the Intent of dem olishing them to build this restau ran t. T hese houses were In d isrepair (as were most of the hom es In the district at one time) und the owners argued that they weren't worth saving. The Illstorie Preservation Board didn't agree and denied Ills request to demolish. Next, he proposed to move one. which passed the IIIH vote, and o u r com m is­ sioner Brady L rssard p u r­ chased the house and moved It. The other house, a large 2 story, couldn't l»e moved l»era u se of Its size. Ill'll voted no to demolish, but o u r city co m ­ m ission overturned the d eci­ sion. and this historic house was tom down. Now. over a year later, the sam e developer needs even more land. They don't have enough land for a retention area th at Is required. Again, they have purchased on h is­ toric house, this time on Laurel Avenue with the Intention of moving or dem olishing It to make room for the retention area. IIPB turned the proposal down, citing the desire to p ro ­ tect the house and neighborhomi. Tlie restau ran t developer Is appealing to City C om m is­ sion. I'd like to know how the resi­ d en ts of Laurel Avenue feel about having a retention area In the middle of the row of houses on their street, and a Burger King facing their b a c k ­ yards. My guess Is that this Is all news to them . When ts this going to sto p ? The Historic District Is one of the most Im portant a sse ts this city has. Protecting It should be a num ber one priority. C it­ ies don't lose their historic d is ­ trict* overnight, they lose them Burger King, a n d now we're 8). Also, the City C om m ission asked to give up a third. T hese will h ear the appeal requesting are some of the oldest hom es the removal of the Laurel Ave­ nue house for a retention area In Sanford, and the ch aracter of the neighborhood will be on Monday. O ctober 26 at 7 forever changed. Is the price p.m. Both m eetings are In city we will pay worih what we will hall. City C om m ission c h a m ­ bers. If you care about the h is­ Ik- getting? Do we really need a toric district. I urge you to a t- ■ Burger King In the Historic District? There are so mnny tend and voice your opinion. more ap p ropriate places It Laura Sollien could be built on 17-92. The developer Is proposing n Sanford site plan at the HPH m reting at (Sollien Is also a m em ber of 4:30 p.m. this T hursday (Oct. the Historic Preservation Board) o tic h o u s e S t a li m e . W a V e a l ­ Berry's World aa What’s so perfect about “10” anyway? Fust food ut expense1 of historic district? "W henever we go out to a fancy restaurant, I alw ays like lo order things I c a n ’t g et a t hom e. You know — like stuff that clogs the ol' arteries." <\ ■ ■ Delivered lo Ihe Privacy of Your Home/Office Via Fax Consultation Phone: 1-800-586-1715 or W e b A d d r e s g r w w w x y n t c d k ^ c o t ii ready lost 2 houses for this C IWS NEWSI'AJ’EM ENTERPRISE ASSN Dion Yulooirh is the author of “Straight Talk About Mutual h'unds" and Straight Talk About Investing for Your Retirement." both of which arc published bg McGrow Hill Send questions to her in care of this news­ paper. or oia e-mail at MisMuiualniaol com You’ll N e ve r S e e Q uality Like T h is A t Th e s e Prices!! MUTUAL FUNDS 3U leitfl/JJJJU W \S!/lftUI <1U DIAN VUJOVICH t/JJU £AJJ i&'ii/iJ? tftf DUWa ».». w imilftti iffit'j w fi.n & s M H j f u ; •iiii v r>ia n\ lu m v i gencies, fire service personnel are constantly at risk. Last year, firefighters died helping protect their neighbors and com m unities from structural and wildland fires, explosions, floods, and hazardous m ateri­ als Incidents. Firefighters also died rescuing citizens from downed power lines and during em e rg e n c y m e d ic a l r e s p o n s e s . Families of the fallen fire­ fighters. fire and emergency services leuders and govern­ m ent officials will attend tills year's tribute rich In fire serv­ ice tradition. The cerem ony will conclude with the unveiling of a plaque listing the 1997 fallen firefighters. 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Dates lor duck and coot season are Nov. 21-Jan. 10 with the Youth Waterfowl H unting Day reserved for Ja n . 23. C anada goose season on Lake Seminole Is Nov. 21*29 and Ja n . 9*30. This season's bag lim it for ducks Is six per day. Including no more th an four scaup, four m allards (no more than two female m allards), two wood ducks, two redheads, one black duck, one pin tall, one canvaaback. one m ottled d uck (Florida duck), one fulvous w histling duck and four scoters. The dally bag lim it for C anada geese on Lake Sem inole Is two. and the dally bag lim it for coots Is 15. The Commission adopted an em ergency rule, requiring hu n ters In the Everglades and Francis S. Taylor wildlife m anagem ent areas to restrict th eir deer take to anim als w ith a t least one forked antler 5 Inches long or longer and w ith the forked antler having a t least two points one Inch or greater in length. Commissioners set vehicle and deer perm it quotas for Rotenberger. Holey Land. Everglades and Francis S. Taylor wildlife m an •‘c r s a iif is ? * ( R f W c - u b u h * several new fish m anagem ent and wildlife m anage­ m ent areas and adopted antlerless deer per­ m it quotas for public hunting lands and general gun perm its for Holey Land, Roten­ berger. Francis S. Taylor and everglades WMAs. Com m issioners also took under consid­ eration a proposed regulation to allow a n ­ glers to possess certain types of balt-catchlng nets (Including bait cast nets) while In possession of game fish. The new regulation, however, does not authorize using the nets while In possession of game fish. Another new regulation specifies th a t separate alligator farm ing licenses and farm perm its are required for farm facilities on noncontiguous properties, specifies perm it requirem ents for farm s on contiguous properties and revises the selection process for alligator farm ers who seek perm its to take alligator hatchlings and eggs from the wild. • H u m sco o p It ta important to remember that we as sportsmen are also stewards o f the land. We need to preserve as much as we can/orjuture generations. • V18HOVO FORECAST B ass action will Improve dally. We can count on an excellent season If river w aters rem ain In the banks. Bass will be m uch eas­ ier to locate If th is Is the case. If you w ant to catch a really big baas, concentrate th is fall and w inter In more remote stretches of the river, from p . .« i» «o..th m i^ io W inder. Stick with big lures or large shiners, and focus strictly on bass over five pounds. Sooner or later, you will land your 10pounder. * Snook action Is picking up a t S ebastian. Live bait works best, while one-ounce jig* and swimming-minnow type lures also take their share of fish. Large five shrim p, sm all pinfiah or finger m ullet are the top five baits. Also expect redfish, flounder, and a few tro u t to be mixed In w ith snook catches. Trout and tarpon are also active in the Schaattan River. . C4puln. . ^ SLftHiiMMUHfll JH»w» king macKULf lu ll k W l u W l!lii B A Reef and Pelican F la ts. Dolphin and wahoo are scarce. Flounder and aheepahead are biting In the Coxf. Trout and reds are rated as fair SANFORD _ S unnlland C orporation and C urt's Alleycats romped to Run Rule wins, while Flyers Wings A Orlll won a battle for third place In City of Sanford Recreation and Parks D epart­ m ent Women’s Fall Slow Pitch Softball League action at Plnehurst Park Tuesday night. S unnlland C orporation scored eight runs In the bottom of the first Inning to erase a 2-0 deficit and rem ained undefeated with a 15-3 tri­ um ph over Vuughan Incorporated. C u n 's Alleycats scored six runs In the third Inning and five runs In the fourth Inning and went on to thum p Orlando Dodge, 14-2. Flyers Wings A Grtll scored single ru n s In the first and third Inning and two ru n s In each of the sixth and seventh Innings and the defense held the S harks to seven singles In moving Into third place with a 6-0 shutout. At the m id-point of the season. Sunnlland Corporation Is 5-0. while C u rt's Alleycats are 4­ 1 and Flyers Wings A arlll Is 3-2. Com pleting die standings are the S harks (2-3). V aughan In­ corporated (1-4) and Orlando Dodge (0-5). Next Tuesday night at Plnehurst Park th r sec­ ond half of the season begins with Orlando Dodge playing Vaughan Incorporated ut 6:30 p.m.: the S h ark s challenging C urt's Alleycats at 7:30 p.m.: and Sunnlland Corporation battling Flyers Wings A Orlll at H:30 p.m. ITovtdlng the offense were: Flyers Wings A Orlll: thrre hits Lori Poe (triple*, run. two Rill); two hits ' B renda Mansfield (home run, run. Rill). Paula Songer (run. two RBI). Shay Brown (three m ns): one hit _ Cathy Lynn (RBI). Margaret Clevenger. C hrts Clark, S hannon Hill. Sharks: three h its _ Tanya Geiger; one hit _ Robin Bishop, Teresa Howdyshell. Patty PollyT Gloria Eflrd. Sunnlland Corporation: four hits Ann Lanza Irun. three RBI); two hits _ Kim Myers (two nms. three RBI), Mlcki Lewis (two runs, two Kill). Teresa Ftnck (run. two RBI): one hit Sue Bagley (double, run. two RBI). Becky M cCnman (run. RBI). Belinda Anderson (two runs); two mns. one RBI _ Donna Klein, Dlno Wilson: one mn _ Barb M artin. Vaughan Incorporated: two hits _ Cindy Giles (two RBI). Lynn Webb; one hit _ Brce Davis (two m ns). M amey B urkett (mn). Luanne M uclsaac. liz Turner. Bonnie Chaplin. Kelly Ecker. C urt's Alleycats: four hits _ Kathy Klingcnsm lth (two m n s. RBI); three hits _ Leah Sparrow (two doubles, two m n s, four RBI): two hits _ Denna Flamm (two m n s. two RBI). Becky Sim pson (m n. RBI). Barbie Bartels (two m ns). Klm C urtis (run): one hit _ Dec Walden (double, two m n s. two RBI), Sue Nickel! (doubie, m n. RBI). Kathy Norsworthy (two RBI). Sue Mohr (mn). Sharon Ritchie. Orlando Dodge: three hits _ Shonda Bryant (double, two RBI); two h its _ Gloria Beasley; one hit _ Pat Tillman (m n), Pat Trowbridge: one run _ Nlckie Snell. Flfm • Orlll tot ooa a . • is Sharks 000 000 0 . 0 7 Vasgkaa lacaryaralah asaaUaM C w y m t l M 300 01 . S 10 S S I S a . IS IS O riu S M ii o o ao o . a 7 o a e s i . 14 30 C w t 'i ADaycaU Rams beat Seminole, but both teams find positives in contest By J eff Bertlxlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ The Seminole and Lake Mary girls' volleyball team s used each other for m ore th a n Just a typical Sem inole Athletic C onfer­ ence slugfest Tuesday night. For Seminole. It w as an Im por­ ta n t tune-up for tonight's key d is­ trict m atchup with Oak Ridge, the only team to have beaten the Sem lnoles in district play th is s e a ­ son. For the Rams, It was a confldence-butlder after a shaky la st two weeks In which the Rams lost a conference and district gam e. The Rams took an easy 15-2, 15­ 9 win at Bill Fleming Gym nasium , bu t the game proved beneficial for both sides. There are few b etter team s to use a s a tune-up th an Lake Mary, and Seminole: should have an edge In Its rematch against Oak Ridge. Oak Ridge won In two gam es In the first match last week, with both w ins by two points. For the 'Notes to cam a first round bye In district pMyotl action, they need to wtn the point-differential tie­ breaker by at least four points to ­ night. Seminole coacli Beth Corso said h er team had to look p ast Lake Mary, a conference rival b u t no n ­ district match. "We had to look ahead." Corso said. "When you have districts one night later, we had to think about It. My pre-game talk w as all about Oak Ridge and It was on every­ body's mind* The ‘Notes have had boosts from some unsung heroes lately. In­ ass Volleyball, Fags SB Lake Mary coach Cindy Henry was proud to see her team bounce back from a rough couple of weeks with the straight-game victory over Seminole Tuesday night, but would like to see her team take on more of her emotional personality. O viedo freshm an gridders top R am s From BUCf Reports special team s, but u I b o Intercepted a pass. Linebacker Nik Holmes and defensive linem an Mike Hellenson LAKE MARY _ Oviedo's freshm an football team de­ kept th e Rams offense under wraps. feated Lake Mary on Tuesday night. 21-6 at Dun T. Norton felt his Lions played an excellent game In Reynolds Stadium In Lake Mary. spite of Injuries which caused shufiling In the line-up. On Oviedo's first series of the game. Steve Ashy "We played tough." said Norton. broke away on a 56-yard touchdow n run. The Lions Oviedo will have the week off to prepare for Its O cto­ added the two-point conversion on a paaa from Matt ber 2 0th home showdown with Seminole at Jo h n C o u ­ Ford to Tony Morin. rier Field. Lake Mary will play host to W inter Springs Mike H uenke's 42-yard run In the second quarter set at Don T. Reynolds Stadium next Tuesday. The gameB up Oviedo's second score a s Aaby scored front twoyards out. A poor sn ap kept the Lions from converting ^HIAWA^SEE GETS SOCCER WIN the extra point. ORLANDO _ Hlawassee C hristian Academy defeated Lake Mary cam e back to score before halftime and C entral Florida C hristian Academy. 3-1. In a Midthe two team s went Into the break with the score M-6, Florida C hristian Conference boys’ soccer m atch Oviedo. Tuesday night. K. Swindle scored two goals to lead H iaw assec's Ford scored th e final touchdown of the night while scoring, while Brown also added a goal. on'defense for the Llona. McDonald found the back of the net for C entral Alter Intercepting a Lake Mary paaa. Ford ran the ball back 38-yards for the touchdown. Asby kicked the Florida's lone score. All of the scoring came tn the first half. extra point to give m ake the final score 21-6. "My team lias made a complete turn-around since Its Oviedo coach Eddie Norton credited the win In a large p art to the exemplary punting of Aaby and Phil firat Ove games." said Hlawassee coach J o h n T asso s, Quintero, who briefly replaced Aaby in the third quar­ "if we'd olaved the way we did In the last game and a ter. The p u n tfra continually kept Lake Mary from half, we would be 12-1." Hiawassec's record now stan d s at 4-8-2 after losing startin g off n ea r the Oviedo goal. On defense, Oviedo's Ju s tin Lewis proved himself a th eir first five games. Their revitalization can be cred ­ m enace all night, finishing with three sacks. Ford, to ited tn part to goalie R. Swindle, who h a s provided his go with h is Interception, also reached double figures in team with room to wtn. H iaw assec's next m atch will be at home against tackles, a s he h a s done In every game this season. Aaby had a n excellent night not only on offense and M o n le v c r d e Academy on Thursday at 4 p.m . Jr. girls fast pitch returns to action Thursday Staff Rsports ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The City of Sanford R ecrea­ tion and Parka D epartm ent J u n io r Olrla Fall Fast Pitch Softball league re tu rn s to a c ­ tion on Thursday after a couple of rain outs and a week layoff. The two Sanford team s, the Sanford Klwanls Club and Sanford Lions Club will square off at Roy Holler J u n io r Held In Ft. Mellon Please eee Girls, Page 2B D uncan, M arino star in Lake M ary softball w ins toe. i>ii I N . I • LAKE MARY _ Tony D uncan and Billy Marino had huge night's a s >Q 1010. OM Celeste Industries and ijfa - Mary U UHv 00s . 10 M H u rra Pub posted victories in City of Mary Parka fmd RecreaUon De­ bottom of the second Inning but partm ent Men's Fall W ednesday cam e back to take the lead with Night Slow Pitch Softball League a t five runs in the th ird Inning and the Lake Mary S ports Complex. never looked back In beating Sig­ nal "0" behind seven RBI off the D uncan had four hits. Including b at of Marino. two triples an d a double, an d drove in five nm s ak Celeste Industrie* - Celeste In d u stries an d B'Bee's Home Cooking are both 1-0. while scored at least three ru n s In every Alpha Team and Lake Mary Pub inning bu t the fourth and opened are both 1-1 and. Signal "Of la 0-2. ita season with a 15-1. five-inning The league will be lti action thrashing of the Alpha Team. again this evening with gam es Lake Mary Pub trailed 8-4 In the starting at 6:30 p.m . a t the Lake Mary S ports Complex on Rantoul Lane between CR 46A and Country Club Road across from the Mayfair Oulf C ourse. C ontributing for Celeste In dus­ tries were Tony D uncan (two tri­ ples. one double, one single, one run scored, five RBI). Noy Rivers (one double, two singles, three runs scored, one RBI), Sean McDonough (one double, one sin ­ gle. two ru n s scored, two RBI), Frankie Phillips (two singles, one run scored, one RBI), Mike E d ­ w ards (two singles, two runs scored) and B J . O sborne (two sin ­ gles. one RBI). Also contributing were Dave Rape (one single, one run scored, two RBI). Scott C arter (one single, two RBI), Jeff Rood (one single, two ru n s scored) and Rick Linares. Kokr and Philip Page (one slne and one run scored each). Providing the offense for the Al­ pha Team were Rob Tardlff (one triple, one run scored). Eric Mora (one single, one RBI) and Izxy Crux. Dave E ncam aclon. Shorty G a rd a and Edwin R entas (one sin ­ gle each). (towering Lake Mary Pub were Kevin Ju lian (one hom e run. one double, one single, four runs 2 �I 2 B - Senunoto Herald, Santord. Florida ■Wednesday, October 9, 1998 Volleyball— C o n tin u ed from Page IB eluding C ourtney Newman who h a s developed Inlo a solid player to com pli­ ment Amanda Cook. Kim Nelson w as sick last trlght, blit h as also played well all season and Kim Carso had a strong perform ance against the Rams. Lake Mary w as undefeated heading to W inter Springs two weeks ago. bu t a two-game loss ended the nut and since then, the Rams have lost a district game to Deland an d a to u rn a ­ ment m atch to Palm Hay. ‘I think it ean he a positive since they know what it takes to get 11 done.” Henry said. "These girls know how to win. they fust need some emotion* Coach Cindy Henry said h er team needs a charge right now. T h e y say .» team takes on the personality of Us coach.* Henry said. T m the most em o­ tional one out th ere and it needs to n th off." Jack ie d is p e ll served the set mil for the Rams with 10 straight points and L ike Maty ended it after a long rally on m ateh point. H uy didn't need loo much ot it last night. The Rams trailed 2*1 tn the lirsi game before running off I t straight points. The Ram s know a thing about winning. Neatly everyone on (he leant lias a state c h a m ­ pionship to their errdii from the trlfeeta of basketball, so ft­ ball and soccer title last year. Henry thinks th a t's a positive instead of a negative from players thinking taking win­ ning too tm ich'for granted. Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School g rad u ate now playing for the New York Yankees. His s ta ts for th e 1997 playoffs Is In th e first colum n, personal-best playoff totals In the second colum n and career playoff totals (Including 1997) In th r third rolum n. Festival of Speed CCW Wrestling tonight SANFORD _ The Sanford Police Explorers will be sponsoring CCW (C ontinental C h am ­ pionship Wrestling) Professional W restling on W ednesday. O ctober 14th at the Sanford Ct\1c Center. Come sec T h e Phcnom* Bryan Austin. T h e Syrian Slasher". ‘Up Town* Frankie Capone. "Mr. Money’ Jeff Dccn. "Thr Merce­ nary*.'L ord of Discipline". "The Florida Bur rleane". "Mad Dog" Mike Taylor with hts new m anngrr "Ms. Red Hot IVppcr", and many o thers. Also on hand will he "Mr. W restling II* who will receive a plaque from CCW. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with the action beginning at 7:30 p.m . The cost ts $8 for all seats, with proceeds going to th r Sanford Police Explorers to help purchase a van for their program . Tickets are now available at: Gold's Gym of Sanford. 330-1203; Billy Boy's. 321-0833; Pro Sports. (9041 775-8900; and Stale Market R estaurant. 321-7179. For more inform ation, please contact Ofllccr Mike Taylor at |407) 323-3030. Liyenquist honored by TAAC ORLANDO _ University of Central Florida outside h ltte r/se tte r Lisa Llljenqulst (Oviedo) was nam ed T tan s America Athletic C onfer­ ence Player-of-lhe-Weck as announced by the conference office Tuesday. Llljenqulst turned In a solid all-around perform ance for UCF last week moving from the outside hitler position to fill In for in­ jured setter Am anda Fielding (Queensland. Australia) the final two m atches of last week. The senior totaled 77 assists (7.00 avg.). 20 kills, five service aces. 26 digs and 10 blocks In U C Fs 11 gam es. Including a team ­ leading 17-klll and 16-dlg perform ance against S tetson last Tuesday. Baseball playoffs CHICAGO _ The New York Yankees knocked out Cleveland Indians starter Jared Wright In the first Inning and David Wells allowed no tu n s on three hits over the first eight Innings as the Yankees crushed the In ­ dians. 7-2. In the first game of the Am erican League C ham pionship Series Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium . The Yankees, who have won 11 gam es in a row dating back to the regular sea so n , scored five ru n s In the bottom of the first in­ ning and led 7-0 before Manny Ramirez hit a two-run home run off Wells In the ninth In­ ning, chasing the lefthander and bringing on Jeff Nelson, who retired the Indians without any further dam age. Game 2 of th e Best-of-Scven series can be seen tills afternoon at 4 p.m. on WES11 2. The National League C ham pionship S eries will open tonight with the Atlanta Braves starting Jo h n Smoltz against the San Diego Padres' Andy Ashby a t A tlanta's T urner Field starting at 8 p.m . The game will be on FOX 35. Game 2 of the NLCS will be Thursday at 8 p.m . on FOX 35. Girts Sanford Youth Basketball SANFORD _ Tile City of Sanford Recreation and Parks D epartm ent. In association with the Winning Ways B asketball Academy al Sanford, will hold th r Official Sign-Up Day tills Saturday, October 10th at J u s t For Feel In the Seminole Townc Mall to kick off the Fall Youth B asketball League. T hr re will be prizes an d giveaways, plus a "Beat the coach* contest. Anyone who b eats th r coach IBarry Mestrll In a free throw shooting c o n trsl will be rn trre d Into a drawing for three different prizes. The grand prize Is a pair of Rrcbok b a s ­ ketball shoes valued at $85. Boys and girls between the ages of kinder­ garten through high school are encouraged to attend the event which will nin from 10 a.m . lo 6 p.m. Tlie cost to register Is $20 and individuals m ust bring n birth certificate. Player placem ent day will be oil Saturday, October 31st at Sanford Middle School and Jam boree/O pcnlng Cerem onies will be held nt Sanford Middle Srhoot on Saturday. No­ vem ber 14tli. The season will begin on No­ vember 21st. For Information, call the Sanford Recrea­ tion Departm ent at (407) 330-5697. Nazarene basketball tourney SANFORD _ Sanford First Church of the Nazarene will host a 2-on-2 Basketball Tournam ent on Saturday. October 17th. The double elim ination touniam enl will have two divisions. Adult _ 19-and-Over ami Youth _ 18-and-Under. First and Second Place prizes will be aw arded for each division us well us T-shirts for each p articip an t. Cost is $30 per team with proceeds to benefit the Youth of Sanford First Church of the N azarene. For Information and to receive n registra­ tion form call: Sanford First C hurch of the Nazarene at 1407) 322-3122. Page IB Park starting at 6 p.m. The league will then be Idle until W ednesday. October 22nd for Fall Break and then return to Merrill P ark tn A ltam onte Springs for a 6:30 p.m. m atchup between the Sanford Lions Club an d Team *3 from the Dot R ichardson Softball Academy. After getting rained out for a week, the league finally got In a game last T hursday at Merrill Park with Team #3 from the Dot R ichardson Softball Acad­ emy edging the Sanford Klwants Club 12-10. The Sanford Klwanls Club took a 1-0 lead In the top of the first Inning, but Team #3 answered with four ru n s In the bottom of the first Inning. The Sanford Kiwunls Club got two ru n s In the top of the second Inning, but Team *3 cam e back with an o th er four runs and the Sanford Klwanls Club could get no closer than one run the rrst of the way. RBI each). Erica (one single, one tu n scored). Beth Philips (one single), Rachel (two nm s scored) und Caslc. Lindsey Taylor. Laura Dudley and Mi­ chelle (one run scored each), I*rov1dlng the offense for the Sanford Klwanls Club were Lauren Bennett (one double, one single, two m n s scored, one RBI), Leticia Bolden und S arah Jo n e s (one single und one nu i scored eaeh), Q wand a Jo n e s (one Htnglc. one RBI), Tlu Jac k so n (one single). AshIcy Crews (two runs scored) and Shrllu Aeree, Amanda Kelly, Terri Gwen and Whitney Strung (one run scored each). Doing the dam age for the Dot R ichardson Softball Academy Team «3 were Am anda (one triple, one run scored, three RBI). Septem ber (one double, one run scored). S arah. Melissa and Am anda (one sin ­ gle. one run scored and one I-akc Mary will prepare for a 7 p.m. home game against L ike Brantley on Thursday before taking olT a week for the Fall Break. R AIN ES G A U G E P LA Y O FFS In the second game. Lake Maty got to use its bench and raced to a 5-2 lead before gel­ ling sloppy. Seminole. behind Cook' s serve, reeled off seven straight points bnt that was tl lor the night. ORLANDO The FESTIVAL OF SPEED, a celebration of high perform ance mnloi racing, will be presented in the Church S trrcl Market tills w rrkctid. October 9-10-1 I. Presented liy Aerial Com m unications. Inc.. In conjunction with W H IP KM 96.5 (The Classic Rink Station), DAYTONA USA. and the Downtown Orlando Partnership, the Fes­ tival of Speed event features the thrills ol speed and high perform ance with exhibits bv DAYTONA USA. the Viper Club, The Mustang Club. Sports C ar Club ol America, racing bikes, professional racing Jet skis, showears, racing sim ulators and much more in the historic downtown C hurch Street district. Checkered flags will line the Church Street Market, providing a them ed backdrop tn family fun and continuous entertainm ent throughout lice weekend all in erlebm lion of NASCAR s 50ih anniversary and the upcom ­ ing Pepsi 400 rac e in Daytona Beach. Hours of operation are: Oct. 9th 6 p.m - 10 p.m. - Entertainm ent begins at 7 p.m. with the band Liquid Sou), plus Live BroadcastWIITQ 7 p a n .-9 p.m.: Saturday. Oct. lOili 10 a in.-10 p.m.; and Sunday. Oct. I llh 10 a.n i5 p.m. Adm ission to the festival Is free. For more Information, please contact Jim Stout, la-sli Welch or Brad Partridge at (407| 644-4544. Seminole travels lo Orlando tonight for the 5A-5 m atchup with Oak Ridge al 7 p.m. and then re tu rn s hom e to host Ly­ m an at 0 p.m. on Thursday. RAINES GAUGE PLAYOFFS CATEGORY O nm cs............................................................. ............ Rallies was 0-for-2 with a pair of walks as the Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians, 72. Ill the first game of the Bcst-of-Seven American League C ham pionship Series Tuesday night. Game 2 ts today at 4 p.m. on WESH 2. ■9B 3 U nits................................................................. .............. 1 lilts .................................................................. KB!................................................................... Doubler,........................................................... .............. 1 THpIra............................................................. Iloint* ru n s ...................................................... SltNlls.............................................................. ............... 0 A vrragc........................................................... ..................... 167 b e s t c a re e r 32 13 118 45 18 7 33 12 5 3 2 6 0 0 1 1 3 2 .444 .280 ! f Tim Ralnae Lake Mary— Continued from Page IB scored, two RBI). Billy Marino (one triple, two doubles, one single, two m n s scored, seven RBI). K rnny J a m e s (one triple, one double, one single, four ru n s scored, one RBI) and J a y Jo h n so n (one tiome ru n . one slnglr, two n m s scored, one RBI). O ther h itters were Mike H artm an (one double, one run scored, one RBI), Rick Wilson (one double, one run scored). Andy Logan (one single, two RBI), Dan D oughrriy an d Fred Bray (one single an d one RBI each) an d Bobby Shaw and Tom Szabo (one single and one RBI each). Doing the dam age for Signal "0" were Dunne Sm ith (one hom e ru n . one single, two runs scored, three RBI), Ronnie Gregory (one double, one s in ­ Outdoors gle. one run scored, one RBI). Gene Williams (two singles, one run scored, one RBI) and David H udlrk J r. (two singles, one RBI), Also, M arrus Bullock (one single, two ru n s scored), Mike Werner, C hris Taylor and J o h n Bono (one single and one tun scored each). J o e Steinm eyer (one single, one RBI) and Camile Long (one RBI). LAKE O EO RQ E WMA C o n tin u e d fro m Page IB on th e finis of Uic D nnnna am i Indian Riv­ e rs. Sheeps h in d , d ru m , redflsh. flounder. Jack crcvnlle a n d sm all blue fish a rc all h ittin g n t Ponce In le t. Live o r dead s h rim p Is th e to p bait. S h c c p sh ca d prefer fiddler c ra b s. T ro u t a n d redftsn a rc ra te d a s good In M osquito b rn tn o n AUXILIARY CH ECK STATIONS F O R OCALA AND LAKE G EOROE WMAb In a n effort to m ore conveniently serve huntcrB u s in g th e O cala a n d Lake G eorge wildlife m a n a g e m e n t u re a s (WMAs). th e Florida G am e a n d F re sh W utcr F ish C o m ­ m ission (GFC) will provide 12 au x iliary d e e r check s ta tio n s in add itio n to tlie check s t a ­ tio n s know n a s N orth a n d S o u th H u nt. All d eer ta k e n from O cala or Lake G eorge WMA sh all be checked a n d tagged a t a ch eck s ta tio n p rio r to being dism em bered o r tra n s p o rte d o u t o f tlie h u n t a re a . By ch eck in g th e ir d e e r th ro u g h one of th e sta tio n s , h u n te r s greatly a s s is t biologists by providing Inform ation th a t helps th e m m an ag e d e e r p o p u latio n s. 'T h e d a ta o b tain e d th ro u g h d eer checked a t th e s ta tio n s Is Invaluable to biologists w ho c a n apply it to th e fu tu re m a n a g e m e n t of th e d e e r herd." said Mike A bbott, reg io n al wildlife m an a g e m e n t biologist for th e G F C 's C e n tra l Region. "Of p a rtic u la r in te rest Is th e n u m b e r of d e e r ta k e n , gen eral physical condition, age a n d w eight." D u rin g th e a rc h e ry (Sept. 26 - O ct. 25), m uzzle loader (Oct, 3 0 - Nov. 1 ) a n d g e n e ra l g u n (Nov. 14-17, 18-22. 23-29 a t Lake George WMA. a n d Nov. 14 - J a n . 10 a t O cala WMA) s e a so n s, a u x ilia ry check s ta tio n s will be o p e ra ted in co n ju n c tio n w ith private b u sin e sse s at: WMA • T he 8 8 S tore - FR 8 8, s o u th of CR 316. • A dvantage S p o rts C e n te r - NE SR 19. S alt S p rin g s. • Kelly's K ountry S tore - NE CR 314. S cram b lcto w n . • H arvey's S p orting G oods - NE CR 314A, Lynne. • Forest Hills (Grocery - CR 42, F orest Hills. • E u re k a G eneral S tore - CR 31 6. E u rek a. • P a rk er's Flnu - CR 4 2 E a st, Paisley. • C o u n try S to re - P a n th e r Road a n d CR 445. • N uby's Texaco - SR 4 0 a n d CR 314. * Pine Islan d C am p g ro u n d & M arina • l-ake G eorge Drive, Seville. * S o u th Moon F ish C om p - S o u th M oon Road, A stor. * Speedw ay 7 to 11 - J u n c tio n of SR 11 a n d SR 4 0 . Deleon S prings. N orth H u n t check Btation will be op en in N ovem ber from (he, 1 4 th -2 9 th . D u rin g De­ c e m b e r a n d J a n u a r y It w ill b e o p e n o n ly o n F ridays. S a tu rd a y s a n d S u n d a y s. N o rth H u n t is located on CR 316 a l F o rest Road 88. S o u th H u n t Is located a t Big S c ru b C a m p g ro u n d o n F orest Road 588 a n d F o r­ e st Road 573 a n d will be open d u rin g g e n ­ e ra l g u n se a so n only. N either will be op en d u rin g a rc h e ry se aso n . Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICS U R N * FICTITIO U S MAMS AO T Nolle* lo hereby g '» » " that the undartignod puiauant to IX* -Fictitious Nama Act." Chapter ■SR.OS Florida Stanitsa reg­ ister with t ho Florida Department ot Slat* receipt ot proof ol tit* publica­ tion ol this none*, tha fictitious nama. lo ant: THS JOHNS MOMtINS U H iv tM srrv under writen w* ar# engaged w business Dated at: Tuesday, this *tth day of Soplombsr. 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IM S betarmPi Ml* hour* of 11:00 A M . and 1:00 P.M., at th* waat front door ot th* Seminole County Court house, Sanford, Florid*, outcry to the hlghaof and boat; ( -w-* — I . . . jn u i | e Mei^ldhms, N OTICS UNDER BtOBO* W oW lf iBBsms III® lTBNOIVVIf w f - eniOi m sd as piWiW e p S ,1 *— Rt me n lay n l * F IC TITIO U S MAMS LAW ^e^ w (p® Say SO NMPv»WZv®gw - NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, County, Fiend*, la srtt: Under Chapter S O -H T, that tha The Meet 1t t loaf of th# North undersigned. (tasking Id M l foot ot Lot SO. EUREKA engage m business unde* (ha HAMMOCK, according to the Fictitious Name of eta! thereof a* recorded In Plat RAZOR PRODUCTS Booh 1, Pag# 10S. Public Located at Records *1 Seminole Cavnty. 10MB MCCORMICK ROAD In Florida th* city of HUNT VALLEY. pursuant la Final Judgment ol MARYLAND conducting bust- foreclosure entered In tha nasi in SEMINOLE County, above styled pending causa. Florida, mtenda to rogMar th* WITNESS my hand and ***!«« said nama with tha Dhriatan ol said Court thl* ISth day ol Corporation! of th* Doporunonl September, IM S . of Stale. Dated at Tallahassee. Florida, MARYANNE MORSE this tha tat day of October, Clark ot tha Circuit Court ties. By: 1*1 Jana B. Jaaewte OWNERS: Deputy Clark INTERACT Stephan H. Coovor, ACCESSORIES. INC. Hutchison, Mameta Publish: October 7, 1ME 4 Coovor. P.O.. DEV-St P.O. Boa IM S Sanford. FL **77* Publish: September 30, add October 7. IS M DCU-MS a lH ? W W W ? ? W W m T T W T ? m T ¥ T ? ? ? W ? ? W ? T W T W ? W W W T W ? W W f ? ? ? f ? ? W ? f ? r |> © T U i S I JAY MUTi MIGHT M O JO D e lt o n a R o lle r S k a f in e( 4 0 7 ) 1 6 6 0 D o y le R d . * P B lto n a , F L 3 2 7 3 8 W £ I >7Ji S t l A Y NIGHT •:30 • *90 $2.00 Inun: SCHOOL SKATENIQHT SA TURDAY TINT TOTS AFTER SCHOOL M U TI 10 ” * M ?P SKATE LISSOM! OPEN SKATE M $3.50 ■f i n worn sch ool — io£>uu—^ We Do Great Birthday Parties *10 Cned t k w u m 2:30 • 5:30 $3.00 S-10BIN REGULAR PACKAGE $6.50 PER CHILD •Suss Mmuw* I Asrail •UcaetnuiLSMt • 41 FutrAssrs • Iks Crssm Cut Pw cam Cups Finn 1 tutus *Srscel SUN for TN IrtMir FsnoeFvh •Pvtytocku *Cswsdsr Appspsrcs ' ftttsr,sunn 4 •m u m Spatel IrtM K Aweuiicanwa Otpoalhaewnd n K H ftr MUTE LCSSOMS S-1S OREM M U T E 1-B a S4.00 FAMILY NIGHT M S - S M • SFOftSS.ll DELUXE PACKAGE 8.95 PER CHILO EVE8YTHHGWTHE REGUALJRPACKAGE PLUS: •MtouCanEd P u m i O m iM The Parti R o n •4 Titans Per ChM Tg PM| The A u d i Genas 5 7 4 -2 4 0 0 SUNDAY F H IO A Y •FliaMAflMNTk_______ COME VISIT OUR PRO SHOP Ws Sail A Comptata Una Of Skate* Including: L N IG H T t W sO ffv A l V «N Hockey Skate* Why Buy Your Skate* Anywhere Eleel �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday. October 9. 1998 ■ 3B P eople * A support group for friends or rrlntlvrs of alcoholics (AlVVnonJ meets every Wednesday. «t 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St.. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or m em ­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank is asking donors of all types blood - especially O-type do, nors - to donate at Its Sanford ; {branch, 1302 E. Second St. For • Information, call 322-0822. Walcomo Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday of every month from 10 a.m. • until noon. For Information on ! address, call Betty. 695-0144, | or Lucy. 322-7877. For additional meeting tim es and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more in­ formation. call 291-1900. Nar-Anon Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 West State Road 434, Longwood. Nar-Anon is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living wtth an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Jo in for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call 201-1900 for more Information. Rotary Club Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the M anlott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0634. Sartoma Club Lunch, fellowship All area seniors are Invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Stephen, 1895 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. The group mcetB on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more Informa­ tion, contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. U Idowsd parsons All widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. The Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to (he advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., at the Florida Hospital Senior Citizens Cen­ ter. 1097 Sand Pond Lake Road which connects to Lake Emma Road, one mile south of Lake Mary Boulevard. Poten­ tial members arc Invited to a t­ tend. For Information, call Gene Prrstcra. 407-7767-1234. Walght Watchara A local chapter of Wright Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Toaatmaatara Rscovsry Inc Recovery Inc., Is a self-help m ental health organisation for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003, or 896-0006. TOPS A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) .meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium of !South Seminole Hospital. 555 State Road 434, Longwood, rlghlng beings at 6:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday, at 9:30, at Lakcvtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For Information, call 293-5048. Al-Anon If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there la help. Al-Anon is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon m eets each Monday at 7 p.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room of the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave., Sanford. All meetings are non-smoking. The Omni Toastm asters Club •6861 will meet a t 5:30 p.m. every Thursday a t the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Ouests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Coll Jim Ocque. 942-5327 for information. There'* been a lot of controversy in recent y ean surrounding the figure of Christopher Columbus, particularly re­ lating to hi* impact on the native peo­ ples of the place* he visited. But Tor good or ill, this sailor from Genoa had on Immense Impact on geopolitics, ge­ ography, navigation, exploration and the world economy. And, according to Fred Ptotkin, author of several books on Italian food, Columbus also had "a staggering effect on the way the world eats." The foods which his expeditions added to the European diet Include tom atoes, peppers, beans, corn, squash, succnini, pumpkin, turkey and Columbus's culinary instincts were honed In a good place, in the city of Genoa in Uie Italian region of Liguria, known the world over for the quality of its olive oil, for ite pasta and for Ita fresh herb*. The Genoese, in fact, are credited with spreading the use of dghboring re­ pasta throughout the neig gions and beyond, into the areas that Anally came together as the country of Italy. So on Columbus Day you have a great food tradition to work with. And nothing is more symbolic of Genoa than p o lo , the classic pasta sauce that marries basil, the prime herb of Lig­ uria, with the region'! exceptional olive oil and pine nuta. The recipe below Is from PtoUdn'a book "Recipes from Paradise." Serve your pasta with some focacda (unfortunately, I don't have the space to reproduce a recipe hero; look In a good Italian cookbook or buy some at a supermarket or spe­ cialty store) and a salad (also from Ptotkin). The dessert la from the es­ timable Marcella H sian's estimable book "Marcella Cudna," and comes from the area of Liguria known as the Italian Riviera. Happy Columbus Day. and Buon Ap­ petite! FOOD MARIALISA CALTA Ligurian extra-virgin Photo by Pool O Bonvert lot New England Culinary Inatitute Prsta, originally from Genoa, Italy, is a blend of basil, garlic, cheese, pine nuts and olive oil. Add the sea salt and a few basil leaves to a mortar. Using a wooden 3 sprigs froth oregano or thyme, pestle, crush the leaves and salt gently tom into M s but firmly against the bottom and sides 1 smaH handful fresh of the mortar so that the leaves grad­ ually come apart. Keep adding leaves, Rub (he biscuits with garlic. Discard a few at a time, until they are all used. the cloves. Place the biscuits in the Add the garlic and then pound it too, bottom of a salad bowl and top with I until la mashed and nos released tablespoon of the vinegar and 1 table­ ulce. Add the pine nuta and pound spoon of the oil. and a pinch of sail. them until they arc reduced to paste.Set aside. Stir the pesto in the mortar so that the Prepare the vegetables: Stem and ingredient! combine. Add the cheese slice the tomatoes, peel and slice the and atir again. Add the oil a little at a cucumber, clean the pepper and dice time, stirring wtth the pesto to make it into thin strips, and peel and slice a sauce of creamy consistency to your the onions. Break up the biscuits. Add the veg­ liking (you might not need to use all etables, olives, and the oregano or the oil). thyme. Toss well, adding the remain­ To make pesto in a food processor Pulse the basil, salt and pine nuta until ing tablespoon of oil and vinegar and puroed. Stir in the cheese, then stir in the remaining pinch of sail Set aside the oil a little at a time until the con­ for about 10 minutes. Top with the fresh basil leaves, let sit for another 10 sistency is to your liking Serve on cooked pasta. Yield: 1 cup minutes, and serve. Yield: 4 servings. — Recipe from "Recipes from Par­ pesto, enough for about I pound of adise," by Fred Plotidn (Little, Brown pasta <4 to S servings). — Recipe from “Recipes from Par­ k Co., 1907) adise," by Fred Ptotkin (Little, Brown DOLCE PIEVANO h Co, 1W7) K MIXED SALAD 4 galleria dal m arinate (Italian “ J " s) 06 Unsoda We- perro ToughLova aupport TbughLove Orlando, a p a p pitted Taggta or 2140 Hwy. 434. Longwopd. Tough Love la a self-help, ac­ tive. parent support group for parents troubled by their chil­ dren's behavior. The group Is open to parents of preteens, teenagers and adult children, and grandparents. For more information call (407) 324-0724 or visit their web site at toughlove.org. Sanlor Frlanda The Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Chapter of Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m M a t the Sanford Senior Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Interesting and timely programs are featured monthly plus social exchange. All Seniors are welcome. For information, call Liz Lawlor, di­ rector, 321-4500, Ext. 5784. cheesecloth large enough to line the bowl and have enough left over la cover it. Moisten the cheesecloth with cold water, and line the bowl, letting the lurplua cloth hang down over the rim. In another bowl, mix the butter and sugar until smooth. Remove the yolks from the eggs. Discard the whites. Mash yolks with a fork Add the mashed egg yolks, the coffee and rum to the butler and augar, mixing to a smooth, creamy consis­ tency. This is the filling. Soak the ladyfingers, one at a time, In the Marsala, and arrange them ver­ tically, along the sides of the cheese­ cloth-lined bowl. Use portions of wine-soaked ladyfingers to fill in spy gaps and completely line the bottom, patchwork style. Pour a third ot the creamy filling over the ladyfingers, leveling It off wtth a spatula. Top the filling with a layer of wine-soaked ladyfingers, using por­ tions of them to fill In any gaps. Add the cocoa to the remaining fill­ ing and mix thoroughly. Pour all of it over the layer of ladyfingers in the bowl and level it with a spatula. Top with one last layer of wine soaked ladyfingen, patching as before to fill in gaps. Puli the cheesecloth over the top; if it does not cover completely, moisten another piece to complete the job. Cover the entire top of the bowl with plastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight. To serve: remove the plastic wrap, untakl the top layer at cheesecloth, and turn the bowl over onto a round plat­ te r. Lift the bowl sway from the d e sse rt, csreftilly 'p u llin g off the cheesecloth. Yield: 10 servings. — Recipe from “Marcella Cucina," Choose e round-bottomed bowL 4 to • inches high and about • inches in di­ by Marcella Hazan (HarperCollins, ameter at the top. Cut off a piece of 1097) L ending helping hand results in slap in face father-in-law has liver cancer, and after a hard six-month battle, he is going to lose. DEAR ABBY: One of my best friends (I'll call har Peggy) has betrayed me. There waa an opening for a position at my place of employ­ ment that paid more than the job ■he had. Peggy aaked if l would help her get the job. After attempting_ tot put her «... off, and against my bbetter etter Judgment, I agreed t o ‘h alt sip Peggy because she had always been responsible a t work. I spoke to the supervisor of the department and told her how reliable my friend wee, so she ■greed to interview her. A B IG A IL VAN BUREN ■or? I know HI lose respect from my co-workers because of what Peggy did, and I’d like to regain it. Am I Abby, based on my recommenda­ tion, Peggy waa hired, but after only Justified in being angry with Peggy, four days, she decided the job was and should I say something to her, too? not for her and she quit. EMBARRASSED AT WORK 8houkl I apologize to my superviCwouM h oin your heat tntereet to apologise t o ; ;| k out of lino If you told Peggy that her irresp o n sib le behavior dam“ your crodiblllty and omissed you. Next time, listen to your Intuition. DEAR ABBY: My mother expects us to supply her with echool picture* of our children. That Is a problem because she Insists an getting the large pictures that lit the frames she bought years ago. She actually demand* the large pictures. Abby, the large picture* ure not in our budget, and she hasn’t offered to help pay for them. The other set of grandparent* are delighted with whatever pic­ tu re ! they receive, but not my mother. Can you alter advice on how to handle the unrealistic demand* and help u* avoid the agony of a confrontation again this ST PICTURE-PRESSURED DEAR PtCTDRE-PREBNUREDi Ten your mother that providing the else pictures she requests would create a financial hard­ sh ip . Be firm in le ttin g h er hnow th at if sh e w onts la rg e where they may. E s a r— m aBanm er DEAR ABBY: What do 1 eend to someone who knows that ha has only ala weeks to live? My stater's The family has established an open-door policy to come and say goodbye to him, but he is eo beloved by eo many people that they have started to turn people away. I want to say goodbye to him, but there are people closer to him who want to see him one lost time. I don't wont to be tacky. 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JCPenney^ — Al-Anon Columbus Day calls for genuine Genoese dinner — IM. �Seminole Herald 4D •Seminole Herald, Santord Florida •Wednesday. October 9. 1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN AND TOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO 91 22B 3-C A H P NORWCST MORTGAGE. INC . a California rofpnrat.on, Pta»nliff. IN TH E C O U N TY C O U R T IN AND FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TV . FLO R ID A c a s e n o . e s -e e i c c s o r SUNRISF OWNERS GROUP. INC . j Florida not 'or profit corporation. Plaintiff, vt JUAN C n O N . A ll J. JR . LUZ C GONZALEZ, and b a iin e it t e c h n o l o g ie s . •NC . successor By margar «o B AR NETT RECOVERY CORPORATION Defendants N O TIC E OF F O R E C LO S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN, purauant lo a Final Summary Judgment ot Foracloaura dated Saptambar 18. 1998 and entered m Caaa No 98 661 ol '•■a County Court of Sammola County. Florida, wherein Sunrtx* Owners Group, Inc. ta tha Ptamtitt and ara tha Oatandanta JU AN C G O N Z A ­ LEZ. JR . LUZ E GONZALEZ, and B AR NETT TECHN O LO G IES. INC . auccaaaor by merger I d BAR NETT RECOVERY C O R P O ­ RATION. I ill tail to tha highaat and baat biddar tor caah at lha watt tronl door ot tha Sammola County Courthouse. 301 N ParA Avenue Sanford Florida al 11 00 am on tha ZOth day ot Octobar, 1998, tha following daaenb-d proo*'t> aa aal forth in ta id Final Summary Judgmanl, to wil Lot 253. ot Sunrraa Uni! ZD. according lo tha Plat lharaol aa racordad m Pi at OooL *0. paga ST, pubi c racorda ot Sammola County. Fionca DATED thit Z tft day of Saptambar. 1999 Maryann* Moraa aa Clark of aaid Court By Jana E Jaaawic D a p u ty ^ia n Ha'ana Guliarrat Male how Esqutr* PAUL L WEAN. PA Allornaya lor Plamtilt 130$ Eaat Robmaon Straat Orlando. FL 3Z801 If you ara a par atm with a dis­ ability who naaaa accommoda­ tion in ordar to participata m this procaading you ara antinad. at no coat to you. lo tha provision ot cartam aaaiatancs Ptaaaa contact Courl Administration M 301 N Paik A.anua. Sanford. Florida 32TT1. talaphona (407) 323-4330. with­ in two dayt ot your racaipt of this document It hsating impamad or vorct impaired, call 1-800-95S-B77I Publish Saptambar 30, and Octobar T. 1998 OEU-242 JO SEPH H GORMAN (5 S K 64-1 7-45*7), S A N D R A S GORMAN (S S O S 1 «7-7fT1| MIDDLETON O A k S COM M UNITY ASSOCIATION. INC , And any unknown oevtteet. gran)##* c*#d tort, a^d unknown par ion t c*f unknown • poyiat claiming by, iNrougb and undar any of the abeve-nameil Defendant*. Defendant*. N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NOTICE it hereby gr*en that tha under*'gne-d P ark of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida will on tha 22nd day of O C TO B ER . 1998. at ti 03 o clock a At at tha Watt Front door of tha Sammola County Co without# m Sanford. Florida, offar tor sale and tall at public outcry to tha highest and bait b+ddar for caah, tha tot* i^wmg d t te r'Pad proparty aitu* ala in Sammolt County, Florida Lot 48 Block C, M 'D O lE TO N DANS, according to tha Plat Tharaot. racordad m Plat Book 39. Pa gat 33. 34 arid135 of tha Public Record* of Sammola County, Florida purtuant to tha Final Judgment antarad m a cata pending m s jh J Court, tha tty*# of which it mdreatad above W ITNESS my hand and official t a il of taid Court: thia ?3rd day of Saptampar, 1998 w you ara a parton with a d itability who naadt any accom­ modation m order to participata m thu proceeding. you ara antififd, at no cost to you. to tha provinon of cartam assistance Plaata contact Court admmtttrator. JOT N Park Avenue. Suita N JO t. Sanford, Florida 32711. |40T1 333-4330 *4227. with 2 working day* of your raca-pt of thit (notica of Foreclosure Sate!), if you ara bearing impaired, calf 1-800* 9 fS ‘ 87T1, if you ara *o«ca impaired. call t -800-995-8770 (COURT SEAL) MARVANNI MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT CO UR T By Jana E Jatawrc Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robart H Notch, j r . Esquire Butler A Noach, P A J 185 S Conway Rd . Sta E Orlando. Florida 32812 1407) 3 8 t-5200 Publish September 30. and October 7 . 1998 DEU-240 ■UNCLAIM ED V E H IC LE A U C TIO N • 10/30/88 60 BMW 7360636 78 BUICK 4PS7J6H433124 89 CHEVROLET t QCQG33K9K71146t$ 66 CHEVROLET N O TIC E OF BALK IQ t JC69P4GK119787 P U B LIC A U C TIO N IS BUICK IN PURSUANT TO FLORIDA 1O4BN6IY7FMI26207 S TA TU TE S 713.T8 TH E F O L ­ 76 FORD 6F0ZZ16ZS67 LOW ING VEHICLES W ILL E l 19 FORD 1FAPP6243KH177790 SOLD AT PUBLIC A UCTIO N ON 83 CHEVROLET 3C632T1Z0733 TUESDAY O C TO B E R 27. 1 t f t Et FORD 1FACPS74SMAI 7 1721 AT 10 OO AM AT C O R TES T O W ­ 61 HYUNDAI ING S tN V tC E . 848 O h k H O t U H Y M M IU U M M n M l , LO H O W O O D , #10*10*. •3 LINCOLN 3Y62N42914B THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLD 84 JE E P IJ4FY4«S0RP4$6643 AS 18 W ITH NO TITLE GUAR AN­ 88 VUGO VltBA121XJK39t327 TEE. SELLER RESERVES THE ■I NISSAN RIGHT TO BID BIDDING JN1HS36P3KW009684 STAR TS AT AM OUNT OWED 88 PLYMOUTH FOR TOWING AND STORAGE 1P3BP26D3GF16466$ VlEWlNQ ONE HOUR PRIOR TO 10/17/68 SALE FORM OF PAYMENT IS BS CHEVROLET CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK 1Q1 AW 16W4F6 223644 1) 1980 BUICK SKYLARK 7$ FORD 5U6491682610 VlNt 4C377AW276S97 89 FORD IFAPP9196KT18I6TB 2) 1988 CADILLAC SEVILLE 79 TO YO TA TC31364146 VlNt 1G8KS5153JUI07I29 ■ 7 PONTIAC 3) 1997 LINCOLN 1Q2AFS1RXHT2301I0 CONTINENTAL 97 OLASSTREAM VINf 1LNLM97V4VYI73871 OSY17192H687 4) OLOSMOBILE DELTA 88 9$ NISSAN VlNt 3AN68N7CM279800 1N6S011S2SC36S963 5) 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL 9$ HONDA V1NfKMHLF22J3J7299M9 < JH2PC2S06SM40420I 8) 1991 HONDA ACCORD 96 PYLMOUTM VlNt 1MOC67558PA102401 tP3ES62C1TD602376 7) 1999 DODGE VAN 90 NISSAN VlNt 2B4HB21V4JK124 346 1N40B22B1LC7921S4 6) 1986 PONTIAC FIREBIRD VINf 1Q2FS8751GL2S8440 64 DATSUN 9) 1966 FORD ESCORT JN1HU01S9CX911162 VINf 1FAPP23J3JW I01964 17 SUBARU 10) 1995 FORD ESCORT JF1AX43B3HC30362 VINf 1FASP14JXSW183378 71 CHEVROLET 11) 1990 CHEVROLET 1NT90SS31699S CAVALIER ALTAM ONTE TO W INO 117 VlNt 1Q1JC14Q2U2549I8 MARKER ST ATL. SPGS SALE 12) 1981 CHEVROLET MALIBU BEGINS AT 1000 AM. VIEW 1 VlNt 101AT27K7BD4I4738 HOUR PRIOR 13) 1967 CHEVROLET Publish: Octobar 7, 1986 CELEBRITY 0CV-S8 VINf 1G1AW11W3HQ107793 14) 1996 PLYMOUTH NOTICE OP B A L I VOYAGER OF MOTOR VEHICLE VINf 2P4FH51G3GR823125 PURSUANT TO F .t. 7IJ.7B IS) 1916 MERCURY LVNX 1986 C H EVR O LET VAN VIN: V lN t f ME B P519X G W602I04 1G8DM 1SZ3QB11437$. Salt tB) 1986 MERCURY TOPAZ Mid Vahicla Location SSI N. VINE ZMEPM3TE8JB613$01 H o y 12-92 Long wood. FL. Salt IT ) 1884 FORD PICKUP data Octobar 21. I t f l at 10 00 VINF 1FTCF1SY9ENA43341 ■JR. Towing/atoraga company 181 1881 PONTIAC ratarvaa tha right lo withdraw BONNEVILLE VIN* tQ2HX$4CXM 1214370 aau) vahicla(t) troth lha auction For mora mquinaa call 407 6 6 7 Publish: Octobar 7, 1911 7699. DEV-61 Publiah: Octobar 7, 1699 DEU-223-A N O TtC B THE ST JO HN S RIVER WATER M ANAGEM ENT DISTRICT G lirtt Notica of Iniont lo itaua parmn on Saptambar 24,1811. Olga Johnaon,1600 W aiarwilch Or., Orlando. FL,, 32606. Application 160737. Tha Diatrict propoaaa to allocala 0 08 MOO ol walar tor 4$ acraa ol Cttfua Irrigation and 0.01 MOD of watot lor 4$ acraa of Froat/Fiaaia Prolaction ot Cdru*. Tha w ithdraw al ukad by Itua propoaad proiact will conaiat of Surtaca Walar from Laka Pickatt via t Propoaad Pump in Sammola County locatad m Section 34, Townahlp 21 S. Ranga 32E known aa Laka Pickatl Qrova Hubbard Con at ruction Company.1936 Laa Road, Wmtar Park. FL.. 32762. Application 460764. Tha Diatrict propoaaa to abocata 0 03 ol walar tor Dawatarmg us* Tha withdrawal* uiad by thia piopoaad proyact will conaiat ot Surtaca Walar from a Pond via 1 Propoaad Pump in Sammola County locatad In Saction S, Townthip. 21 S. Ranga 31 E known a* SR 434 Tha liialal containing aach ot tha liatad application(a) la a.ailabla tor impaction Monday through Friday aacapt lor lagal holiday. 1 00 a m to $ 00 p m a lth a St. John* R i.ar Walar Managamant Otalricl Headquarters or tha appropnaia Sar.ica Cantar Tha Diamct w<il laka action on tha parmrt application liatad unlata a palilion lor formal adminittiaii.a haarmg it hlad Any parton whoaa aubttantial mtaraata ara or may ba attactad by any ot tha Diatrict k parmittmg decisions idaniitiad abo.a may patition for an admmiktrati.a haarmg in accordanca with Sactiona 120.569 and 120 $7. F S or may chooaa to purtua madialron a t an altarnati.a ramady undar Sactiona 120 $69 and 120.673, F.B., balota tn* deadline lor tiling a patition. Chooarng madianon will nol ad.arkaly atlact tha right to a haarmg it madiation doaa nol raaull m a tai'iamam Tha procaduraa lor puraumg madiation ara aal forth m Saction I20S73. F.3 . and Rula 29-106 111 and 26106 4 01 •404, F.A C Patitiona mutt comply with tha requirements of Florida Admmiktrali.a Cod* Chaptar 26-106 and ba lilad with fttcai.ad by) tha Oiatnct Clark, locatad at St. John* R i.ar Walar Managamant D<ttr«ct. 4041 Raid St.. P O Baa 1426, Palatka. Florida. 32176-1426 Patitiona lor admmitlrativt haarmg on tha •bora apphcalion(a) mutt ba Mad within twanty-ona (211 dayt ol publication ot th>a notica. Failure to fila a patition within thia tuna pariod than conttituta a wairar ot any nghta aoch a parton may have to raqoatt an admmituative hearing undar Sactiona 120.S69 and 120 37, 7 5 , concerning tha aobiect permit application Peitlmna which ara not Mad m accordanca with tha above provi­ d e n t are tubfact lo ditm ittal Lynn Minor Data Managamant Supai visor Division ol Permit Services Publiah October 7, 1996 DEV $2 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T, IN AND FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO 98-1 0 3 0 CA 14 P COUNTRYW IDE MOVE LOANS. INC , a New Yoik cotporollon. t/k/A COUNTRYW IDE FUNDING CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vt GARY HENDRICKSON, a/k/a GARY W HENDRICKSON (S S >002-34-06901, ANNE HENORICKSON lSS'030-24 90601 . UNKNOWN SPOUSE o r ANNE HENDRICKSON , UNKNOWN 71 NAN I I. , UNKNOWN TENANT II DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION >11. INC . UN ITED STATES 07 AMI RICA. ACTION SCREEN PRINTING INC ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY, at Subroga* of GLENN E COOPER and any unknown haira. davttaaa, granlaat, creditori. and othar unknown paraona or unknown tp o u ta t claiming by. through and undar any ol tha abova-namtd Oatandanta. Dafandanta BAH F,ia 4980763 N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE NO TICE it haraby givan that tha undaraignad Clark ot tha Citcud Couit Sammola Counly. Florida, will on tha 22nd day ol Octobar. 1996. at 11 00 o clock A M nt lha W ail Fronl door of tha Sammola County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, orfar tor mat# and tali al public outcry lo tha hrghatt and baat b'ddtr lor cath. tha followingdatenbad proparly tduata in Sammola County, Florida Lot 152. DEER RUN, UNIT 11, according to the Ptat tharaot, at racordad m Plat Book 29, Pagaa 22 and 23, Public Racofdt ot Sammola County, Florida Including Specifically but not br way ol limitation lha follow­ ing equipment (1) One Ranga/Ovan purauant to lha Final Judgmanl entered m a cat* p*ndmg in taid Courl, rh* ttyl* ol which it indicated above W ITNESS my hand and official ta il ol taid Court Urn 23rd day ol Saptambar, tg98 It you a>* a parton with a d itabildy who naadt any accom­ modation in ordar to participate m thit proceeding, you are enti­ tled. al no cott to you. to tha provision ot certain aaaiatance. Plaata contact Court admmittritor. 301 N Park Arenue, Suda N301, Sanford, Florida 32771. (407) 323-4330 a tl. 4227, within 2 working day* ot your racaipt th it Notica of Forecloture Sale; it you are haarmg impaired, call 1-8009 $$ -6 77l; it you ara voice impaired, call 1-600-933-6770 (C O UR T SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT C O UR T By : Jan* E Jatewic Deputy Clark C ircu it C ourt ot lh » tBlh Ju d icia l C ircuit Seminole County, Florida C a te N o .:® 0 -15 6 T -C A 1* K Country * «1« Homo Leant. Inc.* a Nan* York Corporation, d'b/a America * Wholesale Land##. Ptamltflls). vt Halan M l 'it Muffin* O Brian* at at.. Data ndan H I) Notica ot Action 10 Hatan Man# Murpt'v O Bfirn L i t l hnawo MAilmtt Addratt. 11$ Variety Ti** Circl* AtlamoM* Spring* FL 3 2M 4 TO Unknown Spout* ol H*l*n Man* Murphy O Bri*n L i lt Mtottn MAilma A d d u tt. 115 Vanely Tt*a Cwcl* Allamonl* Springs. FL 32714 TO Unknown Party I" P ptiaatron ol tha Subject Properly l j j i Known MAiima A dd tttt. 11$ Vanaly Tia* Crrcla Ailamont* Springs, FL 32714 AND TO. All p a lle t claiming mlaratla by. thiough. undar or agaimt lha alofataM Oalandantlt). and All p arte t having or claiming lo hava any tight, tills or m laratl In tha property harem datenbad YOU ARE NOTIFIED lh »l A" action to loraclot* A mortgage on the following property in Sammola County, Flonda PidDtlty A d d lt ll . 116 Vanaly Ties Cirda Aftamonts Spring. FL 32714 Lot 3. Block E. Spring Vallay Farms. Saction Four, According to lha Plat tharaot At Racordad m Plal Book 14, P ig t 64 ol tha Public Racordt ol Sammola Counly. Florida Togtlhai wth all tha im^rovamant* now or hsrsatlsr aroctad on tha prop­ erty. and All easements, appur­ tenance*. and tiilurat now o' hereafter a p i 't ol tha property All replacement* and addition, than alto ba covered by thit Security Instrument Alt ot the foregoing im referred to w thit Security Instrument at lh* •Property * hat bean Mad agemet you and you or* required to aarv* a copy of your written daftntat. if any. to thia Action on VICKI M VARQO of AKSELL S VARGO. PA. Attorney* lor Plaintiff, whoa* a d d ra tt it P O Bov 2126. Winter Park. Florida 12760-2126, on or balor* within 30 da yt ol lust publication, and M t the original with lh* clerk o' thit couft either bafora tartica on Plaintiff a attorney or imme­ diately thereafter, otherwise • default Will ba antarad again,! you tor the relief demanded m lha complaint ot petition DATED on SEPTEM BER 2I'd. 1998 Maryann* M o na. Clark ot Court By: Ruth King at Deputy Clark In accordance with lh* Americana With Draabriniat Act, parton* with disabilities need mg a tpacial accommodation to participata in tint procaading should contact Couit Administration at 30! North Park Avanua, Suita NJOt. Sanford. Florida 32771, Talaphona (407) 323-4330, a ittn tw n 4127. not talar man *a van (7| days prior to lha pro caadmg It hearing impairad, (TOO) t-BOO-6ftS-S77t. or Voica (V) t -000-635-6770. ala Florid Ralay Service Publiah: Saptambar 30, and Octobar 7, !••■ D EU-I41 CO U N TY CO UNT IIO H T E E N T M JU D IC IA L C IN C U IT S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A Caaa He. 6 B -D 4 S 6 -C C -2 0 -F THE RESERVE AT THE CROSSINGS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC PlalnltH, a t t o r n e y f o r p l a in t if f Robert H Notch. Jr.. Etquira Bullet S Notch, PA. 316$ S Conway Rd . St* E Orlando. Florida 32613 (A0T 391-6200 Publish Saptambar 30. and Octobar 7. 1998 0EU-239 IH T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TMC klO N TB IN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BIM INOLB COUNTY CABB NO.i 66->496-OR-6 6 - I IN RE THE PROPOSED ADOPTION OF BABV BOY 0. A minor child N O T IC I OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO JAM ES W C O RB ITT Ratidanc* Unknown You are haraby notified that a Petition undar oath hat bean filed In lha abova-atylad Court lor the adoption ol BABY B O T *0*. a mala child, bom on June 26. 1996 In Lake County. Florida, and you ara required to to n * a copy ol your written defame*. It any, lo II on Blaphen H Price. attorney lor the Petitionary, whoa* addratt i* 1420 Edgawalat Drive. Orlando. Flonda 32604. and III* the original vnlh lha Clark ol tha Court. Domaalic Relation* al 301 N Park Avenue, tanlord. FL 327F2 on or before O C TO ­ BER IE . 1666 Olharwiaa. a default will ba entered again*! you lor lha fallal demanded In tha pa 11Iron Tout tellur* lo ratpond on of balor* O C TO B E R 16. 1991 may b* treated a t content lo lha adoption and you may perma­ nently lota all legal rights at a parent to tha child named in tha patition lor adoption W ITNESS my hand a t tha Clark ol taid Court and aaal lharaol, thit t01h day ot Saplambar, 1966 [SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE. CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT CO UR T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Nancy R Wmtar Deputy Clark Stephen H Price, Etquira Cramar Price. P A Florida Bar No 631937 1420 Edgawttar Drive Orlando. FL 32104 (407) 143-3300 Publiah Saptambar I t . 23. 30. and October 7, f t t t OEU-129 N O T IC I The Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnership, Inc., announce* a meeting ot tha Taan Pregnancy Prevention Committee and Taikforca, to which the public It Invited: DATE: Octobar 27, 1691 TIME: 1:30 p.m. LOCATION C FJE P Ort.ca 1601 Laa Road. Si* 307 Wmtef Park FL PURPOSE To dracuat maltert of mlaratl to tha Central Florida Jobe and Education Partner ship, Inc., with rafaranca to Workforce Development ittu a t For Further Intoimelion, Contact: Oary J Earl. Eaecutive Director Central Florida JEP 1801 Laa Read. Sla. 307 Wmtar Park FL 33769 (407) 741 436$ Publish: October 7, 1966 DEV-62 IN T N I CIRCU IT COURT OF T N I IBM, JUDICIAL OIRQUrT, IN AND FOR RBI1 M O LB COUNTY, FL CABB NO.t B S -B ia a -O N -B I-B IN RE TH E ADO PTIO N OF: AJ C . DOB March 21. 1667 NO TIC B OF ACTION TO UNKNOWN NATURAL FATHER OF A J C Y O U ARE NO TIFIED mat an action ha* bean lilad agaimt you In tha Circuit Court ol tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m and lor 6* mmol* County. Florida, lor the adoption ot A J C . and you ora required to aarv* a copy of your wrtttan dalanaa* lo it. It any, to RONALD L SIM*. ESQUIRE 640 Highland Avanua Orlando. Flonda 12603 on or balora OCTOBER I6lh. I860, and tile tha original with tha Clark ot thia Court al the tamlnol* Counly Courthouta. Sanlord. Florida, aithar balor* tanrlc* on Patilronara' attorney or Immediately 1Kara tiler, or a Default will b* antarad againtl you lor tha relief demanded in tha Patition WITNESS my hand and Seal ol thia Court on SEPTEMBER 10th. (K A L I MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By: Nancy R, Wmtar A* Deputy Clark Publiah Saptambar IS. 23. 10 and Octobar 7. 1661 OEU-126 NOTtCB The District Board ot Ttutlaai of Sammola Community College announces a public meeting to which all paraona ara Invited. Dal* and Tuna: Tueaday. Octobar 13, 1666 7 00 p m PLACE: Board Room, SCC Administration Building PURPOSE: Regular Monthly Moating A copy of tha agenda may ba oblamad by writing to E. Ann McQae. Praaidant, Samlnola Community College, 100 Weldon Boulevard, Sanford, Florida 32771, or by calling 321-2010 and arranging for an agenda to ba mailed or avail­ able tor pick-up. Paraona ara adviaad that, il lhay deem* to appeal any dec!no n made at theta m telm gt/haanngt. they will need a record ot the proceed­ ing, and lor such purpose, they may need to insure that a ver­ batim record of the proceed­ ing* la made, which record mciudee tha testimony and evi­ dence upon which tha appeal it to ba bated, par Saction 2S6 OIOS. Florida Statultt. Services W i l l ba available to participant* with aanaory impairments it raquattad at laait on* weak m advance. Plaata notify Or McOa*. tectal*ry to tha board, rl that* ser­ vice* are needed Publish: October 7, 169S DEV-66 WENDI WARD (IIRLE t/k/a WENDY WARD. Defendant. N O TIC B O F B A L I NOTICE IS H EREBY QIVEN that pursuant to Summary Final Judgm ent ol Foraclotur* antarad in lh* cat* ol THE RESERVE AT TH E CROSSINOS H OM EO W NER S ASSO C . INC. and WENDI WARD BIRLE t/Wa, W IN D Y WARD, Defendant. In the Circuit Courl, in and for Sammola Counly. Florida. Cat* NO 9 I-0 4 S 6 -C C -2 0 -F . lh* undersigned Clark will tall al public tala lo fh* highest and batl biddar foi caah at lh* W ail tiont door of lh* Sammola Counly C ourthouta. 301 N. Paik Avanua. Sanford. Sammola County. Florida, al lh* hour of 11 00 a m. on lh* I6th day of Octobar. A. D. 1996. that certain real property tduata and being in Sam mol* County, Florid*, datenbad a t foliowt: Lot 9. Block t , TH E RESERVE AT TH E C R O S S IN O S . PHASE TW O. according lo tha plat lharaol aa racordad in Plat Book 1$. Pagaa SO to S I. Public Racorda of Sammola County. Florida Slraai Addratt 302 Morning d o r y Drive Lake Mary. Florida 12746 MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark William E. Raiachmann, Jr., Ctquw* Pott Office Boa 4846 Sanford, FL 32772-4141 Publith Octobar 7. 14. IM S DEV-14 G*L"Ai S 'S IiF>|iE iD 322-2611 Toll free from Oftando U 1 You odd fox your od to 407 923 M M 900 N. Frooeh Avo. K O ,B « k 1M7 asnford, FL 92771 tonford, FL 33773 Out office !• open to Bocve you lloodoy Otroueli 1 e m - • pm |a U j y i ^ U y R| |kf|f|f| IW1 n in M l For Tubs(toy's odltton, the i leltieedeyDlneoi •o r i n u r u e y i v C n iio n i u ™ h N w h i v i i H w i D i w i w y m ih f V For F r f d ^ odWon, the dsDdWwB lo tlwroMy at noon M__ a i^ . ro r h im A-v— "■-■ - .AM1 n |M m m n i i p u iu o n , m v I* im r r iiiv i i ^ m -m - rtiQ M y ■ ih w h Wi giscty Bocspf Masisrcan), Vtsa, DIbcovbe and Aimricm Gdkbbo. Wb also wD W a OENt) or a personal check. AdvBfflsBrs who wish lo be bDed een mske orrangimenlB B fie Pne •tab ad la placsd. PIbbm keep m n*td tfwt ads In tie Pwaonati (d a s. 11), ~ OpportunWas (d—A 55). A Ostaps Seise (217) mqUfD poytmrB h ' If you nsad to change your ad wMs n la running. ptaaM plM ua a odl and wo wd fitafeBt » chang* tot lha next avalabto addon. PIb b m check your ad on t ie drat day of pubBoaBon. H you In d an anor, ptoaM call us tovnadataty and w t w D oortact ffta error or tor tie ntK l p t M cation. W o b ib rstponatolB for (he Erai toBardon only and arty lor tia o o d ol t w t Wat Inoerdon. CLASSIFICATIONS IN TNR C IN C U IT CO URT OF TMB IBTM JU DICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FON BBMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CABB NO. BT>TB4B*4A>td D INLAND M ORTGAGE CORPORATION, Plaintiff. WILLIAM LAURENCE DUNFORO, ET AL. Defendant, NOTICB OF M L R Notice I* haraby given that m accordance with the Final Judgmanl ol Foracloaura antarad on May B 1666 m civil action no. 67-t640-CA-14-B m *>* Circuit Court et SEMINOLE County Fiend*, in which WILLIAM LAURENCE DUN­ FORO, ET AL,. waia tha Oel and ante and Inland Mongag* Corporation, wai Plaintiff, I will aall la tha fughaat biddar tor caah at Waal front door. M l N. Park Ata., Sanford FL 32713 between the hour* ol 11:00 a m. and 200 p m an November 3rd IB M Oh the fol­ lowing datenbad real proparty: Lot BB7, Spring Oaka Unit 4. a w t n a a E a r i Aaa D i a l rvvOfwva in n « « 17. Sam mol* County. Florid*. Mora commonly known aa: 610 Prune Lana. Alternant* Spring* FL 33714 (Court Seal) MARVANNE 840REE dark ot Circuit Court Jan* B. Jaaawic Aa Deputy Clark Matthew J. BchUcht* Attorney *1 Law 2134 HoBywood Dtvd Hollywood FL 33020 Publication et thia nolle* on October 7. 14, IB M M the fol­ lowing publication: Bamlnol* Herald DEV-61 66-1616 IN TNR C IR C U IT CO URT OF TMB R tRM TM H TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR 6B Ml NO LB COUNTY, BTATB OF FLORIDA Caaa No. 0F*B4BRCA-I4-R OBHBRAl JURISDICTION COMMERCIAL FEDERAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff, ERIC O. BOYD, KNOWN HEIR OF THE es ta te o f b e r n ie o . l a t o u r . DECEASED, ot ua.. at at.. Defendant*. NOTICB OF FORBCLOOWRD D A L I DY C L IN K OF C IR C U IT CO URT None* I* hereby •wan that tha undararpnod Maryann* Mar**, Clark of the Circuit Court of 6EMINOLE County. Florida. wMI. on tha I End day *» October, 1661. at ttdW a-m- at lh* front door ot tha BBMINOLB County Courttioua*. in tha City of ■adtord. Florid*, aRat tor aal* •nd aod at public outcry to lh* highaat and baat biddar ter caah. tha following datenbad propony aNuatad m BBMINOLB County. Flonda, lo -w «: THAT PART OF LOT IB. CLOCK 11, TOWN BITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. FLAT BOOK f . PAOIB 64 THROUGH 66. INCLUSIVI PUBLIC RICOROB OF BBMI­ NOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA. LYING SOUTH o f BTATB HOAD plirMWit to tha final decree et foracloaura antarad M a eaao pandms m aald Court, the atyt* oTwfuch I.: COMMERCIAL FEDERAL MORTGAO* CORPORA­ TION V. ERIC O. DOVO. KNOWN H im OF THE IIT A T S OF O fHN II O. LATOUR. d*C***ed, at u i - at af-<In accordanca with lh* Americana with OtaabWUo* Act. paraona needing a «»* * ■ » accommodation to participate in thi, procaading ahouM con­ tact th* mdlvidual or agancy landing thl* nolle* no latat than tovon (7) day* prter to the proceeding ot the oddroat given on notice. Telephone (904) 1ET-6067; 1-1600) 6S66771 (TDDI or 1-(*00) 666-6770 (V). via Flonda Ralay Sarvic*. WITNESS my hand and official aaal of aaid Court IhM 34th d4y of SEPTEMBER, ' « • (SEAL) Honorablo Maryann* Mora* Clark ot the Circuit Court By: Jana E- Jaaawic Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Pott Office Boa 3347 Tamp*. Florid* 33401 Publiah: Saptambar 10. and Octpbor 7. 1994 . H o t fin trrtVnsa good BtfYtrttnfiwnL W* were to make aura you are pleated wen the return Irom your Sarnnow Hart to ctaaaihod ad To mak* sure your ad work* we suggest you keep m rrvnd Yw toiowing • Include as many leatuie* of lh* earn you ere M t o g at you can Yank of Hamemoer. lh* more you 1*4 the lasiei you aal • Include a pnca By ksbng ■ price, you wR elmnate uiwamod cals from people who arenl tenout about buying your mercharaPM • When you Ml your phono number, ktl 17a tvn# of day that » best to reach you Ybu don't want paopN cehng you when you are al work of I I In A ll I A ll l i ,i i A l l A 'j T I I i ■ t i l l I lin n S rt.iys S 1 l i lll - l ’ I '( If) ! H I Y ii ‘i (l.ly s '-('I I IA | C I |I l> Illlf S 1 1 (l.lyS Stib Legal Notices IN THB COUNTY COURT OF THR RMMTBBNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, m AND FOR BBMINOLB COUNTY, CAM NO. M-BBt-CC-M-F LITTLE CREEK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., a nol for profit Fiend* cofporation. 21— Pe r s o n a l s NOTtCB OF BALB PURSUANT TO CKAPTSR 4B. FB NOTICE I t H ER IR T OIVEN pursuant to on Order of Final Judgment ol Foroctoauro dated lh* 26th day ol Saptambar. 1666, and antarad m Caaa No. 66-66t-CC-30-F ot th* County Court ol tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and tor Bamlnol* County. Florida mi which tn* dark of this Court will tall to me hiehast and beat biddar far cash at tha County Courthouta ■n Sammola County, Flonda at 11 00 a.m. on th* 12nd day of Octobar, tSSS. in the Watt Front Door, Sanford. Flonda. th* following described proper­ ty at aat forth in the Final Judgment ot Foracloauia, to wit: Lot 146. Littl* Craak Phase I A. according lo th* plot lharaol aa recorded in Plat Book 46, Pag# 16, Public Racordt ot lam mol* County. Florida, with th* property addratt of 2777 Running Springs Loop, Oviedo, Florida 33766. ft you or* a parton with a dis­ ability who naadt any accom­ modation m ordar lo participat* m itua proceeding, you or* ontlHod. at no coal to you. to th* provision ot cartam attitianca Plaai* contact Court Administration at 301 N. Perk Ay*.. Sul* N3Q1. Sanlord FL 33771, within two (3) worktop day* ot your racaipt ot thi* notica. Talaphona: (407) 3234330 oat. 4337: I-S00-6SS-S771 (TDD). Dated tin* 26th day ot SEP­ TEMBER. 16*6. MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Court By: Jeno E. Jeaowlc Deputy Clerk Larsen S Aasoc. PA 34 C Pin* SI. Orlando. FL 32401 Publish: Octobar 7, 14, 1*63 DCV-43 T r a in in g A LO N C T F L O N D A M O ST R E ­ S P E C TE D Dakng Bureau in c a 16771 A l ages mdudng tamers ACCM OTTEO TRUCK SCHOOL COL. VA7TA Apprv Job Assisi Wkend ctjssas Nahonal Truck School 1 EBB MS 7134 Brmgtog People Tbgtthor 1600622-4477 (24 hoc A M YOU READY? ■tart dottno the fun emyt Cal 1600-766 2121 X6262 M iw e a u iin * 71— H elp W anted MAINTENANCE- t w u rsiw svsasM Plamtiff, ANTONIO CRUZ. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ANTONIO CRUZ. ■EMINOLE COUNTY. CHRYSLER CREDIT CORPORATION, and UNKNOWN TENANTS. 7 0 — E d u c a t i o n 46 PROFESSIONAL needed tor busy Lon^wood lo­ (FULL- TIM E) cation Qreetpey MatoStay Stale* to Lake Miry « soaking a dependable tods vidual to )ori our new tOO-room artended stay hotelf Outlet Wab-ma welcome 7 days Pnval* rm* Female! i Sufi Uec6MMT7BS such a* efeclrcel. pfumbrng and louch-up pen I mg General handyman tkrt* and th* abWty to work wee hands etsonhaJ Ftor- WHY WAZT7 Mart l Me1* etoa 7SS- 1*23 eatl 27— N ursery 4 c C hild C are ■mxinuining- our sue cat* you can took forward to an anracbv* wage (H S O tv ) I generous benefits (after 60 day*) To set up an appoint Plaata c*a Mon-Fn bham 6am 5pm (407) S26-2331 C O tffVW v MOTHER OF I *41 babysil to Lake Mery home. M-F Clean enwonment ml tots to do Moats included Cal 302 6333 MUNCHKM MANOR pre-k rag now 1*1 rtassot im group*, a loving home atmot lor 3-5yr« reasonable rale* 32166a Mainstay Suite* LOVtNO H O IK APPEARANCE U t MARY COME S SEE CALL NOW HIRING F/T tor • M4/W Manufacturing plant m Sanford Poaenna are ■vaKabi* tor e l shtftt. Can ceeatoer Pwarinnei at 3302St1 er 33B-16H 116-761S. SCHEDULE EDUCATION W TLC mm except 3 chidren. 1 A h r . caR 334-7311 AunujuMMveoi' Just Cal! Never a Feet SS— B u s in e s s O rro rru N m E s HELP I CANCER FRUSTRATEDT NEED AOOm ONAL MCOMKT Earn tenoul money to apart time Working from your home For more informalon phone 1633256 1118 24hrt N 't tlmw to [ for th e Holiday. O rder pour ClBeaJftod D M ptoy, Help W anted Ada now l BARN S300-S1000 wk Huffing am al homo Rush a use to Unas letter Co 1312 MonMgo Cove Way 61422 OrL FI 37836 ■Portonakzad aarvfca •Qualrty wort t person P/T. StSCXYmon tocomo. no to- ‘ Distribution m your local area (to draw so*tonal help from em­ ploy*** who residectoeeby) yeti 407-263-7MS ext II. VEMOma lor S4N LAJy per sons dream Cel A receive «to 4 FREE: prepaid celtog caBng card '"300-B204TS2*** CeR(807)321-1611 A Aek tor the CleailRad D Let your Bliptoye Mart foryou EARLYI 59— F i n a n c i a l S e r v ic e s ConaokdeM your btS* Wo a loan Pioneer CreOI 327-6550 NOTICB UNOBR FICTITIO U S NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. Under Chaptar SO-167, that the undaraignad. desiring to engage mi buttnaea undar th* Fic til tout Nam* ot HART, FMLO A ASSOCIATES Located at 4 1S3 LAKE MARY ROULE VARD. SUITE 104 to th* city ot LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, intends to rogialar Ui* teid name with th* Division of Corporations of th* Department ot Slsto. Dated at Tallahsaaa*. Florida, thl* th* 2nd day of October, I SEE. OWNERS: HARTZELL. JOHN C Publish: Octobar 7, 1664 DEV-60 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos CaMvey C«rwr ciyokqramt are cvesme tram queutore Or Nmm paupw. paw arm pvarart t n * M W r N q f w s i n k la m n Today* clu f oguwfe JU Y Z H O U J T P K N Q T P T B U S T N R X A T V , Q L P R S H T T I . . . U C O T P H O T Q U X Y Z S M T K T H o N R X A Z 8 M t b u p Q R J T t . * - O R J N O R S U C f n p A C N R Z ■ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ’Altar one look at this planat M AfM ^E'wjSam *Burrough* ^ 1 WANT T° SEE ' �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Flonda •Wednesday, October 9, 1998 •SB JOB DONE! B u y • S e ll • Trade • R e n t • H ire 71— Heir W anted Long Term-Short Term Temp To Hire its - m s _____ PROFESSIONAL TM- Looking tor the beet TM ^obT PoelUve pontine wore environment. Cell Mlity Now!I 371-7070 eit 211 71— H u p W anted 71— I k i r W anteii ADMINISTRATION Production Supervisor Need receptionists lo Admin Asst Clerical Crimp Wages. Full time Call Sandy al A-1 Temps (407) 647 8010 HOLIDAY JO B Need talented sales pet son to operate Hickory Farm* gift cen ter (Nov Dec) at Semmole Towne Center Call (407) 788 2333_________________________ HOTEL MAINTENANCE PRO FESSIONAL (FULL-TIME) ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. P/T or F/T Trent a motl Imme dele opening Cal 30? 1039 : AFFORDABLE! All subfect «r m i Pro k thru ccAege In Sentnote. Orange. Osceoia counliet Cel Slerkng Tutort el 791 -4191 AteemMere, meUI. tew opera tor. memen*nee Water Bonnet 350 Anchor Rd. Cettetoerry. n ------- ASSOCIATE------TR A IN E E Training makes the drterenc*' New or eipenenced- w* have opening* n our three eipand i ing Seminole County olticet lor herd working career minded people Cat Nancy Oanwi AltamonteVorwwood 869 4600 Room Mu/eke Lake Mary Heathrow 133 8088 Gary Balanofl Ovwdo 365 3668 See our ad under -Maintenancein todays Help Wanted sector' MAINSTAY SUITES HOTEL M AKE YOUR R E S E R V A T IO N F O R S U C C E S S ... at MainSlay Suile*' Our new IOO room attended slay hotel m Lake Mary % no* mt*f» v*«nng frwvffy. cufttom#f lo cut#d md»vKju«»$ (p<ef#rar>ty •nth hospitality *ipen«nc«) Kj jews ul n ttw* fridowtng fufl frrw* potitiom •Guest Service Rep. 12nd Shill Iprrvltpm Mult N» aN r to ***% * ^n d i) •LAundry/Secufily Assoc. (3rdSh4|. 11pm 7*m| At pert ol Sunburst Hospitably Corp. we oner attractive Mia net generous benefit latter 6 m o t) A advancement oppor tunites' To tet up an appmrl men), please cal Mon Fn bet ween 9am 6pm (407) 929-7332. EOE mTrtV ATTINTXSN CNA t Come and pm our canng team (A Nurtet and C N A t Eicetlent benelitt Eipenence rec ogni/ed 1:00pm-11:00pm thru evaitebta. Pieate apply m penon Deeona Healthcare He nabiMation Center 1861 Elk cam BNd. Deltona EOC AUTOMOTIVE DC TALERS SantordLongwaodOrtando Good Income Potential BeneMt After 90 Days Teph Seat 40 7 791 3066 CASHIERS We pan lor Tol coeectort 24 operyngt lor heicue people FTA P /T Pd Training vacation health, dental Me msurance M ainstay Suites LABORERS NEEDED Winter Garden FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CO N TR ACTO R CSR/DE HEALTH etSUAAHCf AND 44IK evAWI Dnre hee wwk#I*a Local company looking lor CSR eipenence Cal (407) 847-8010 cutroeetn n m w tm $11.15 TO START Grade lor Student* C a lM Th 114pm869 9191 DISHWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS "Cracker Barrel" 374-1070 200 Hckmen Dr (1-4 and May 46) DRIVER- Ciett A. COL Local Semi-Tractor Flatbed Work No e*merge or weekend* 2 year* verifiable e*> (407)173 6602 DUMP TRUCK ORIVER- Experi­ enced w'egup A tile work e plus Vacation A Pennon (407) 3724113 ELECTRIC IAN $retrd A comm TOP PAY. BENE­ FITS OFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2522 S Park Drive 322-1 M2 EOUIP OPERATOR- Eipen enced wbo table, COL req’d Vacation A Pension F/T pon­ ton (407) 3224133 EARS** HOLISM COMPUTER TYPESETTER. Desgn Fartv Eng Camera raady layout*, tet type n Farsi utmg comput er tottware. prepare proofs lor computer approval, prepare lev camera ready lobe lor print ng. arrange el color tap or­ ders Requires. Bachelors in Computer Science or Qrepfuc Devgn A 2 years eip m lot ottered A7 am-S pm. M-F. ITO.SOGyr Bend resume to CNU Of WOnuOfCl Support. P.O. Son 10SM. Teleeaoe. FL 12303-0441 Re: (o4 ordere FL-18H784. • O R O W IN O C O N E E D S Warehouse A Lae Industrial Po­ sition* Fuk Time Competitive Wags* Cal Chris (407) 6478010 . G R O W IN G C O . N E E D S Welder wen own toots, test re­ quired Cel Chnt el e l Tempt (407) 6474010. EOE No Fee Have own cUentelel Be own Bos*' Station Available M(V wk Very Clean A Friendly At mospherei CeK 12444A4 Holtdey Inn Eipreea 8760 E. Colonel Dr. Orl FI 282-3900 We are looking lor dependable peo­ ple who are able to work double hours and days ■HOUSEKEEPING ■ROOM ATTENDANTS *MAN(TENANCC EOE/O/F/W/P IfiHMTODRIVE TRACTORTRAUIRS warouciHW! N P l M HQ Maw. Drive LANDSCAPE RS-sU ding |7 OOhr. F/T wbenel if* .......... (407)1224133. pay Call LABOR R E A D Y ® WORK TOOAV/PAK) TODAY * !1111 & S French Ave 3734343 MERRY MAOS HIRING Car t Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 6266 MORTOAQE PROCESSOR TRAINEE: High school giad wr basic Typing A computer skilt Natont Modgaga Corp Long wood Can Dm Al 787-8270. NURSE! LPN 7 3 CNA al shifts Lakeview Nursing 919 E 2nd St 3228707 Office Help/Bookkeeper/Shop Person. Computer phone. A warehouse sk4s helpful Geneveeree (407) 349-0084________ P/T Employment- lor energetc person wanting to work wrsport A show dogs A kennel 15 r/V hr* per wk CeK 32S-08I8. P/T Janitorial Sub Connector Akamonie Area Sal 4 hrt Sun 3 firs S2S6/mon (904) 532-1419 Service Agenl/Drlver- Needs to clean, service and inspect rental vehicles Vakd FLO Ac­ ceptable drive g record and background check Apply In person. 3098 Orlando (1742) Or. Sanlord__________________ PC PROGRAMMER, needed P/T A F/T. 2-yeer minimum etpenence Fea resume 660 2601_____ Preschool Teacher/ Achoot-age Teacher needed Cel 3224647 • Canlars Hirla« 0a Sits .Truck Driver t insuiute 6 0 0 -5 5 4 -7 3 6 4 T fo t/' e t T ' ,6 y 7 mr .ANft-MDCcR 7«uc». ^ / / } tlMMOll. 0*AMCI. V01USIAI Lfi U Any 12 irv o.n ElK. Sc spa sec sys 2c gar $97^00 RENOVATED l* e new M over 1/4 sc . comer lot $59,900 MINT CONO i n FR wrkshp, ver pch gar $59,900. 4/3 2300 sq It liv.dm lam 2 sc por 3 c gar. spe $179,900 P A U L O S flO IIN ? V E N T U R E I P R O P E R TIE S .1 7 1 4 7 0 -1 Commercial Office For Set* 1200 sq It on 1/2 acre leneed with paved parking Central Air/ Heat 1819 V/ 2nd Street S55 000K 322-4830/day 3212076'even. SERVERS A KITCHEN he$> t/l A pi GATORS LANDING 330 1617 SHINGLE INSTALLERS 93— Room s Fob R ent EFFICIENCY Mad serv - movement location 321-4900 SANFORD/ LK. MARY t ig bOm w t4th 1160imo meludes ail hr phone uMitws M2 7188 SINGLE MOM seeks room male to share tpeoouri 2? apt Temp ok 1275.1/2 utJites stad 10/1 096 7047 103— U Sanlord- NS Couple seeks 2 F to shat* lartje home Beautiful area 140Q ttvi 322 7161 97— A pariments Furnished SANFORD 1/1- Cottage wen prv vete entry $450mon $46Gdep CeK 328-0081. Downtown Sanlord- 625 sq fl up lo 2600 sq It Free rrvjnth wth new lease (407) 321 9224 ouses* n iu r n is iiid 141— IIo m is I or S ail Cs it 11 •* /l H i .'i o / S 'i BUT THIS 3 BDRM HOME w tow down and choose your own upgrade Mature* Vacant and ready at only $44 900 ».• i LAK E M AR T 3/1 B o yard tieshly painted W I) hook ups MOG mon . MOGiSep 321 6387 ST JOHN RIVER FRONT2/3 over 1600 sq h inq pool 2 C gar. plus 1 C carport over 1/3 ac w'dock 61600 moo Venture I Properlw* 321-4744 Rea l Estate, wc. STENSTROM RENTALS GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED 322*7498 SANORA M DU gi> ikn rm sern pen lease <*,1 1726/6700 SANFORD 171 Dupiei Icing Rm ACarpd Cfi A 6346/6360 COUNTRY CLUB 2/1 Caiprt Fam rm Heat Air 6900/6600 CASSELBERRY 1/1.9 W Ca> pod Outside Storage Comer lot Central Heal A* 6760/700 Home* from pennurs on $ I Deteiquenl Tai Repos REO s Your Area To« Free (1) 800 218 9000 E it M 2206 for current H I mg* 1129 VINTAGE 2/1 * L f api 676 000 ELEGANT 4/2 n w / l x ’o >1 w h-story 6130 000 DOT WALLER. JERNIOAN PROPERTY 323-1186 JIM DOYLE (407) 322*2495 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 1»2S VINTAGE 2/1 . 1.1 apt 678 000 ELEOANT 4/2 rweghborhood w r.story $130 000 DOT WALLER. JERNIOAN PROPERTY 123-3IS6 SANFORO 2/1 neat Seminole HS. C H A W O ftooa Up Crpt Sec 8 OK 323 4464 or 244 6513 S pace 7000 SQ. FT. WAREHOUSE 70al00 dose lo Fori Melton Park Good location, easy ac ce*e< Asking only SllOOmo. ROSE L E A V A L A S HUD OKAY 407-3304811 SANFORO- 7/1 dupiei. Cennal AvFSeal. w d hook up. A476mo/ SJOOdep. Cell 323 3248 SANFORO 1/1 Upslers Apt Good area Historic Area Reis Req$35at3S0 321-6757 WANTED Single guy w'guaranlee in­ come needs ground ft dupiei or apartment lo rent imme Musi b* m good neighborhood C m pay 1400 S450mon rent Reis Call Pave (937)124 1712 100— C o nd o m iniu m Rentals 1/1 CORNER Neil to pool 1st/ lasl'tec 1460 mon Located oft Airport Btvd (581)744 1647 103— H ouses* 2/1 on W. 7th- completely ten ousted w cennal H 8 A It wont art tong at $46 900 Ask For 322*7496 • 2/1 Specie/ - SAfftWonfh 111 Meltonvine- 2 story Veka wn at appraisal This 1/2 has /entral M A A w new pkxrtwig etectre. carpels sinks, cab. nett, appliances and over 70 'eel of sc porches lof neat toor also erasable Re a l Estate, w c LAKE ADA 1 BDRM. S41 a*40 2 BOTH! 14 70*40 ANO UP ROOMY 1 bdrm m qmel historic ere* 1425 mon . utils t yr tease Call 3307220 Custom home unde' const 2000 sq fl on prem lot w' cesuliut oaks Prc* of UE9 900 .net 11600 in op ton* you choose VVa r e iio u s e VR e n i a l MARINER S VILLAGE 323-6670 NSW Whlpporwill Sub- 4/2 9 114— 99— A pariments • U nfurnished U H 105—D uplex/T ripi ex 95— Room m ate W a n ted j : \ I •----- 7 / 217— G arage S ales WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? 149— C o m m e r c i a l Pr o p e r t y F o r S a l e ROOFERS WANTED Helpers also Must have nanspurtatnn Cal 327 1449 Tooia A nans roq Cal 634 6 348 SOLDERERS ol smal etoctron <». dependabikty required, erp preferred but willing lc tram Good benefits Cal Magneton* Hearing Aid Co. O 339-1702 a 110. , (407) 322-2611 *t$ eign on bonus lo new em­ ployee*. ‘E it r ip iy to driver*. ■Open 9 am 801 Oogtrack Rd Long wood 2804108 SERVERS- Days only! F/T a- P/ T Good Pay Apply al Marine hotel 630 N Palmetto Avenue Sanlord •0*0 MONfV Stowe up to •<0000 »Y*f NW*CWM*1 Itwtxw fund Iff • M a t ■ * |?00 tit* Ctrt ftf K iH if i *•#•«• R IG H T H A N D M A N Needs 100 worker* dally. 117— C ommercial R entals FENCED PARKING AREAeasy access, can eccom modal* up to 35 cars, heavy equipment auto*, etc. 17-97 Aupod Bhrd area available tm mediately $550 per month Phone 3244440 or tai 324 S a ie 75X150 2428 WAow Ave V /v ter nee s**e r. in# cat/4# #t#ctnc 699 9046 DELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor mobrte homes.!*, horses, cam* larmng or nursery* Zoned ago Ci tural 53 900 ACRE Sm down w owner tuiance 904-7171772 or 904 787 8822__________ OAKRIDGE FARMS Osteev Denona a-n, to acres Oea! tor horse* or cattle tarm Mob>le home or homes-te Zoned agn 641900 Financing avai w sm down payment (904) 787-A300 RESIDENTIAL Comer lot in Lake Mary Apprci 150 I 83 l.tr>« Lake Mary accet i stu »bm w i k to SCC 637 0 0 Cal 323 3872 157— M o b il e H o ..it s F o r S a ie PARK AVE MOBILE PARK ftomes 63 000 to 66 000 Set Up Financing OUIET! 322-2161 Two BR Custom S-ngfe Wde fl<# ca'pet, C H'A awmng , shed Owner ** hep 322-3717. 181— ArriiANCEs & F l r n i t l ' hc F o r S a l e DOUBLE BED mnersevoq mat tree, bo* and meia' tram* w' roAer* 665 Can move 323 8090 FOR SALE- Red Enamel Pip* Stye Bunk Beds Indudeig led de< mattresses. 4 matching ihet una 6150 Caw 899-3484. KINO SIZE WATERBED with wood frame and bookcase Mir­ ror Headboard complete $100 Can move 322-6219__________ MATTRESS SALE • Ful w e used bos springs A mattress $65 00 larrys Man 322-4132 SANFORD 3/t. Ig tot comer of Crescent and Palm way 682.000 322 6287 199— Pets St Supplies S t 9 * 4 * * f £ e * (t f Since 1*44 (407)3224123 PET GROOMING by apet at my ofhee or at your home 20* yts eip 767-0606 Hit._________________ S t . 9 * 4 * 2 7 R t* (tf . 1*2* RESTAURANT H>sl long wood Tea room, catering Call today 339 6762 LOCAL ENTERPRENEUR WILLING 10 TEACH 1 PiOPLE Sentc-rd Spacious attractive 1‘ Print n mrihod lo hmitnr Millumiirrs Mud hitr stmn|i nium f<>r hnuminK rxh Call 14 lira. 800 4991145 1 5W/ F R5 61 500 SL JcTtnj R q « 35 «ac on nver in Debary 12m . fronlage Re duced to $225 000 SANFORD- 1.174 sq II Ctf* on Lake Monroe Convenient to courthouse A C*y Hat Aval armed Mortvtrer Gnxp, Inc (407) 639 1000 e«t 106 1900 DOWN— WHY RENT? When you can own IN* 3 bdrm home mi CASA, new pamt A car­ pel 7 Ask about HUD homes' Th* Hillimen Group. Inc. Realtor*----------- 4214131 PBX OPERATOR Al Smith Scmuiult llutpiul la I w ( > i m L I t . « ( hat* an rurllrm lull luw Vd Hull I I I pm • 7.10am I ifiyutuniiy lur a PBX oprratorAtnual am Wr rrquirr a hiyh kluul ihpkmaAilO anj batk rumpuinAlm-al tkiUt Prrt rip. eilh muhi Imr phuors it prrlrrrrd W* oflrt tu rlk M hrarfili anj pay 7 4I/hr IM -F k • J M » lurrkradtl Muil hr ablr lo eiuk rtrry «h rt urrkrnd Plrat* ippl) IB pmua: South Sroelnuit llwpilal. Human k n o u n n . 955 WrW State Road AM. l on*»uod, » l 327M ur fa. |407| 4*1- v- 217— G arage S ales E S TA TE S A L E Fn A Sat. Please, not before 9 am 108 Kingswood Ct (By May lair CC) Auto treadma, console stereo sys. large things A smal T E N T SALE 211- 231— C a r s For Sale A nt lyUE/COLEECTIBLES HOUSE OF GOOOtES 901 Lo­ cust Ave Furn . appt. . househ o lr t^ ie c ^ ^ c a n d ^ M l^ M S 219— W anted to B uy Alum. Cant Copper/Bret* Kokomo Recycling 121-0004 911 W. Flrst-44/F 9-9, Bel 9-1 223— M iscei l a n e o u s BOAT MOTOR BEARE CAT NEEDS WORK 675060 323-8201 CAPE ~ honeybucklV '"gal" pots orange and yellow (rare) $3 00-323 4540________________ FREE CAR. $$ A FUN <n your spare tm* interested’ Can Lin­ da O 526 3517 I a'SO otter rep! pcs and new Tupperwar*_______ QUEEN SIZE bed mattress boi spring brass headboard $100 Can Debbie 324-1202 alter 5 30pm 231— C ars For S ale 99 DODGE SHADOW 2door. 78 000 mt Great cond ac. new Ires. $2300 324 4330 *1 JAGUAR SOVEREIGN A real beauty Only 25k miles $13.900 320-7029 SEIZED CARS from $17$ Porsche*. Cadillacs. Chevy*. BMW* Corvette* Also Jeeps 4WO * Your area Ton Free 1800218 9000 EH 2206 lor current hslings 238— V ehicles W a n ted CASH SSS PAJOI For Junk Cars. Trucks A Mac! kUPMIERCA BEAUTIFUL 322 8*90 241— R ec. V ehicles/Campers For S ale Camper* Fus it th* Truck * bed Sleeps 6 Kitchen, bath, new pamt 8 noor $450 322-5194 DON’T WONDER HOW TO GET RID OF THAT OLD CAR1 .. , WANTED L E T US SELL IT FOR YOU!! Any yea/ make or model Wifl pay fop doftarl Cell Geoff Bedine The Seminote Herald C:atsi­ ted* are the quckest and moil ineipenuve way to salt your ear' Ron your three kne ed lor 10 days and pay only $21 001 Even better it you sen it sooner (which we KNOW you wti) you can slop your ad and only pay tor the number oI days it actuaity ran' What a Deal" 3 0 2 -5 7 3 4 Call today and watch th« Herald Classi­ fied* work for youll (407) 3222611 CARS, TRUCKS A VANS YOUR NEWSPAPER casts littls bat Its vslos Is great y o u tu i I w a n w — la n d m r -• **c M )«r how# *ms to n s O n : Savings Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! Subscribe Today! S e m in o le H e ra ld IndusiriAl is.ee across from Oil San Alport coned M l $375 000 118— O ffice Space For R ent Lon down Easy quality tow mo pytnt* 2/1 CA tned yard ml eitra building tol A MOVE M SPCCIALII 400 tq fl A up' $265 A MONTH 0"ce Storage 32t-0120or 333 2564 (407)3226123 DIETARY ASSISTANTS Our IiMki A nutrition dcpaniueni at South Senunulc llovpiul. Im aietl in LoafwonL FL tv mm tunny for Tull lime positions! Help us pniriilc food venue In (vuieniv. vud. and srvilorv Food handtiny and vavtuenny cap i* preferred Muvl he able lo taurk the followmy dull, b a m • 2 .Kl p ni A H a m • 7 JO pm A erery other weekend 6 Vi/hr ♦shift differential ♦ yreat h a u lin ' I'leare apply at South Scmlnulc Huvpllal. Human Rrkounrv, 555 Ursf Stair Rued 4.U. lamewuud. F I. J2750. ; O tia N D O flSUIONAL 6041MAI Fkwniai I 252-Acco u ntin g 276-E l e c t r i c a l n e e d a n e l e c t r ic ia n ? BOOK KE E PING/A C COUNTING A INCOME TAX lor rtkv and buvrwftt Accounting Solor<on» Plus. Inc 407-326 1600 CALL DWK'a ELECTRIC 407-121-8713 UC. E ROOOJS21/Ov*r 15 Yr*. 279-Ha ULING 2 5 3 -A d d i t i o n s St R e m o d e l in g ADVANCE TECTONICS Addtttont-Homee Addinons-Commerclel Local Builder tinea 1881 123 4444 CQC0014S8 OST1 F-O.F. CONSTRUCTION Clean-up eit yunk removed lawn car* enywn* 407-359-1641 or 407-365C78I Rental property, garage srwd clean ups appliances, trash, brush *07 844 2884 or pgr 407-819-0317 NEVkT REMODEL REPAIR Doors, windows, carpentry, kd-ng decks A concrete 323-4832 S G Baknt CBC19880 O R L A N D O K E C IO N A I Sturm simini*>. Hospital ■_______ Pwam vwa our W»b m i l l l Q rrwww oma orp E O E_________ 263-C artenery I I 4*241 I i l ( i l l f w i t .-? i ESTATE SALE Stoves, dryer, truck topper A Antiques, etc •Hunting •(.slung tool boi. bed. refndg clothes, sports - toys • XMas • 1920* rrvse trunks • male sport coals - fire­ 225 Flamingo Dr (Sunland Es­ place sot - tkeet shoot - eier tates) Thura. Fn A Sat 9 5 ciso bike • goil dubs A ban* • books • clothing racks • old bikes - 1920 s wood wagon wall decor •kitchen- glass - car Shop Semmole Herald s top earner • toots galv ppe A buckets • odds A ends Down Classifieds Everyday! town Sanlord. 226 E First Street Saturday Only ■f 153—Ac reac. e L ot For Ken Sparks/Century 21 Oviedo Realty 341-8403 or *574641 NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT 3 sulfa office 6460mo 3 bey warehouse 6560mo 139 5796 FLA RENT Sanford Historic District t3) Commercial leased Unit* $160 000 (t| Commercial Vac­ ant Lof $65 000 3301495 I n iu r n is iie d CARPENTER. Al repavs pamimg A ceramic Me Richard Orot* 321-5972 . 111( 1 K i ‘h ; i lii I i I it ( i o n ( i n l »• i ••I S . i 11111m I TWo Newly Remodeled Houses On 1 Acre Lot 650 MeUonville Avenue S anford, PL 32771 Main house has 5 bdrm., CH/A enclosed front and back porch, w/garage. BE MORE Wimy£NCOR • I I Day COL Trslaisa • Day A Wm B B CIasmi • Flaaadal Aaalataaca •t f 'l 7/17 W f t f L T ^ V H E B o O V Record Searcher Needed at Sammoie Courthouse P/T, at lernoons only' Good Pay* Call 800-994 9934. LABORERS Needed lor kjry mdusna' E«p with nvxnabc tools and paler repea eip helpful Cal 331-0468 141— H omes For S ale "V-v 1F^1, ,, Tf»e I'™ DtP/lHrsit v r 7 (Perl Time) Mon-Frl. 10-1. Supervises processing ol do­ nated goods al our naming enn let lor disabled adults High School Diploma/GED required and eipenence working with in­ dividuals with special needs desired Please contact Lisa Chapman al Goodwit Industries ol Central Flonda. Inc at 407814 9996 FURNISHED ROOMS-Aa uMs met Laundry phone, and kit use $85 190 a wees 324-4955 JOKf the best healthcare team n Votosw county Reelorauve CNA needed immediately Previous eipenence neipfui Call Debary Manor 4074884478. 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Can PETER ease, p a tie n ts with th is affliction you explain how this device works — should be examined by a neurologist. GOTT, M.D. or, in my case, why it doesn't? C IWS NEWSPAPER ENTERTHLSE ASSN DEAR HEADER: One consequence of extensive breast xurgery is lym­ phedema of the arm. This fluid accu­ mulation is caused by the removal of You can write to Dr. Gott lymph glands and channels, a neces­ at P .O . B ox 2017, M urray sary part of such surgery. In addition to the circu latio n of aging nerve tissu e. A lthough this Hill Station, New York, N Y blood through arteries and veins, we nerve m alfunction can progress to 1 0 1 5 6 have a second "hidden" circulatory involve the hands and arms, It rarely system that contains lymph, on odor causes patients to become seriously less, sticky fluid. Lymph is the clear portion of blood; part of it trav els through myriad thin walled vessels, 47 Sm all dog , for ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle into lymph node filters and back to the short 1 B oorish 51 Crystalline heart, where it is rerom bined with 7 R ow boat part asm □□□0 blood — and the process sta rts all 13 Portuguese S3 First gam e of over again 0 n 0 0HQ seaport the season Lymph may leak out of these ves 14 Sedative □ □ □ □ 55 Actress Hew n sels into the skin and appear as the 15 Typica l 56 Walk □ □ □ D Ip -d ry fabric unsteadily watery liquid in blisters Hut it can 16 Drip□ □ □ □ □ □ □ 17 E gyptian Itiard 57 Remained also leak from blood vessels them 16 Mae W est role 56 Soaks □ □ □ □ selves, as in congestive heart failure 30 Farm unit When it rannot find ready access back 21 M ary — M DOWN HQ n n □□no into the circulation, it accumulates in 23 Sm oothly 1 A Chaplin courteous 0O □ □ tissues This is what happens after 27 W isco nsin city 2 Tw o peas nnn radical breast surgery, during which 32 A coo k wears I n --------many of the lymph channels — as well 3 N ison's D mn successor as the lymph nodes — are removed. 33 S p o o ky n n n n n n □ □□□□□ 4 — La Douce In short, the lymph fluid in the tissues 34 Taint □ □ 00D Q a a 5 RR depot 35 — — ■com ing of your arm is prevented from rejoin­ 36 A rm y m em ber 6 C hristm as □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ing your blood stream greens 36 — W ay (galaxy) 7 L o u a nd lots 40 Hazy recreation on area goose The Jo bst sleeve is a pneum atic 6 Tim b e r tree 11 --------- 16 W orkers' device that applies pressure to the 42 Novelist's Costa — not arm, forcing lymph out of the extremi­ 46 T V network 10 French 12 Hawaiian 21 O ra fa gams ty. It is often a useful method to over22 Having cold come lym phedem a However, it sym ptom s doesn't work for every patient, as you tbttmrmjm* 1-600-860-4500 ext coda ' 23 Talk back to 24 Capable have discovered Because this prob­ [T— r~ w rr nr (2 w ds.l of lem is so difficult to solve, ask your 25 m s In Russia surgeon for specific advice about 26 Null and — other treatm ents (including special 26 Military cap Mb m assage and diu retic th erap y , to 29 Kind of tost reduce extra fluid) that may be appro­ 30 Bathroom feature priate for you 31 Actress To give you related information. I Lamarr am sending you a copy of my Health 37 Hoe tod (a R eport "B reast C ancer and variety show ) 36 Reagan s son Disorders " Other readers who would 41 G ranny and like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to 42 Hogs I’.O Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, 43 Blunder New York. NY 10156 Be sure to men­ 44 Earthenware tion the title. 10 WOOING' by M ort W alker B E E T L E B A IL E Y HERE'S A B E A U TIFU L H O U SE FOR SA LE FOR $W0,000 mn □000 0 0 00000 0 0 0 0 STUM PED? ***A nS"W *-*-,‘vtfv ***»***** DEAR DR GOTT: Where does the palsy that causes head shaking come from? Will a person eventually be dis­ abled by It? DEAR READER: The head shaking or sen ile palsy th a t affects some elderly people is believed to be due to 45 Neat 47 Singer 8ng|f 55 ht O 1B9S by NEA. Inc i Tell partner about your help By Phillip Alder 2 * W by Jim m y Jo h n so n WHAT IF I TOLD TOO THAT "AiuiukioaoFeeawuort • STAY-AT HOME MOM t A 6TAY-AT-W0ME MOM?/ ^ -------— 11— * alm ost g « o wu; j j j ' l . erton> R j Let's continue looking at the use of a cue bid to express slam interest and to show a control in a side suit. When would you make your first cue bid with only a second-round con­ trol (the king) in the suit? There are two common positions: when you are cue-bidding in partner’s side suit and want to tell him about the fitting honor; and when you are good for the auction so far, and either you don't have a first-round control or cue bidding your ace would take up too much space. This deal was a good example. After South received jump support for his spades (yes, North was nearly worth four spades), he did well to cue four j FR A N K A N D E R N E S T PfPT. <ml Mat by B ob Th s v s s NOTlCft TAFt LtTTUCf ftO * TO O f qfour cBrthday III STACK. OK ttf A bS v>ICL KOCH by Jim Davit R O BO TM AN *_______________ a £ S Jsi diam onds, showing his key honor. Here, that excited North, who could now "see" five diamond tricks. He launched into Roman Key Card Blackwood, learning his partner had zero or three key cards (the key cards being the four aces and the trum p king). 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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>, October 07, 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/f461fa87f8403f2eb61386f3f9becd7b.pdf a85f926ba64a15743d543bfdc98ecdf1 PDF Text Text OPINION...PAGE 4A HEALTH AND FITNESS...2C The Sem inole H erald endorses county D iving technology used in w ound care / H e r a t # Serving Sanford, Lako Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springe and Samlnolo County alnoa ISOS 7 5 C m its SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, I998~ Pastor and ‘porno’ don’t mix them pomo kings’ the next?" McLain asked Friday. "At first, I didn’t believe what was happening." McLain has nine canceled checks and "thank you notes" that verify Jim Velgle. the owner of Rachel's Men's Club In Casselberry, gave at least $2,700 In con­ tributions to United Methodist Church of Casselberry. Velgle sent $300 checks al­ By Bass Whits most monthly from September 1995 to May HERALD STAFF WRITER 1990. Is this revelation a trick by the adult en­ SEMINOLE COUNTY • When Pantor Mark George called the county’s adult enter­ tertainment Industry, desperate to hang on tainment owners "porno kings" at a public to Its lucrative playgrounds of nudity? meeting this past week. County Commis­ County Commissioner Orant Maloy warned today that It was just dial. "It's sickening sioner Daiyl McLain bristled. to see Daryl McLain throw out accusations "How Is It that Pastor Oeorge can thank the same people who have given generous at on honest man like Mark Oeorge," Malay said. "Mark didn’t approve of any of these donations to his church one day and call McLain blasts name-calling pastor who took donations from adult entertainment owners; Maloy is sickened Commissioner Daryl MeLaln l aki* im* o u l In I h r h a ll gifts, lie's Just one of the pastors at the church." Maloy said the gifts and donations - and now the attempts to fool everyone were "obvious attempts by the slime boys" to hold on to their businesses. 'They’re going to try everything to survive." Velgle said a business Is a business and that "no one Is forced to come" to clubs like Rachel's. He said that the contribu­ tions were made In good faith and ac­ cepted that way. "Look at the thank you notes from the tors. Velgle said: "We were truly ised through your giving....many fami­ lies would have had a small Christmas without your help...It Is through gift* such as these we are able- to minister to a lot of Hesse $ss DsaaUsas. Pags 8A C l i a m r A Teem TPS batter takes a big swing in front of a rendition of the ASAAJSA Softball Insignia Friday morning during a 21-4 victory over Chase Monuments In a Winner's Bracket gams In the 1990 ASA Men’s Super Slow Pitch National Championships on RinksrStenstrom Field at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. The Insignia was dons free hand by a local artist. It enhances the new took of the beau­ tifully refurbished stadium. The tournament, which features the top 10 teems In the nation In the highest dMston of softbal In the world, con­ tinued pisy with seven game# Sat­ urday starting at 8 s.m. and con­ cluding with a 9 p.m. contest. The double elimination event concludes wtth two or three games on Sunday Make it clekr, park advocates tell city HERALD STAFF WRITER clearing title?" 1 Proposed Ordinance 3432. which will be read at the Aug. 24 commtaaion meeting, would leave It up to voters whether the land at Port Mellon should be devel­ oped. If passed, a refendum would tos placed on the Nov. 3 ballot. SANFORD A citizen*’ group Is disputing the Intent of two pro­ posed city ordi­ nances relating to the development of a lakefront hotel/conference center. City the first ordi­ C om m issioners nance as written on Monday gives the dty the passed Ordinance power to do what­ 3430 on the first HERALD STAFF WRITER ever It wants and of taro readings. Another group of citi- makes the refer­ Though presented as on ordinance zena th a t supports the endum s moot # to dear title for proposed project a t Fort point. Mellon Park, h a s formed Fort Mellon Park T he dty tried —the area desig­ the Committee To Pro­ nated for develop­ mote th e Hotel an d to pass this so a referendum ment —members Conference Center. would not be necof The Society To The Com m ittee will he aald. Preserve Fort hold a rally a t the park Groaecloae aaid Mellon Park say there Is no men­ Aug. 25 with free food the meeting was tion of title In the and drinks to the public. cordial and he wording. There la, The purpose ta to raise was pleased with hoarever, lan­ money an d inform resi­ some minor con­ guage that alloars dents of the (acta before cessions. The dty the city to lease the Issue goes to referen­ will adjust some the property and dum . said Lon Howell, of the language to enter Into a con­ chairm an of th e group indude a phrase that seta aside sU tract artth a devel­ oper to build a and a form er d ty com­ seres of the park missioner. to remain tn per­ hotel complex. "We favor the confer­ petuity. In a meeting ence center an d we w ant Dale said the wtth Mayor Lany to m ake su re this cam ­ Dale on Friday. paign succeeds," j Howell intent all along was to invest $2 Doug Groaecloae, . . . . , to $3 million tn chairman of the park ImproveSociety, asked for clarification by Monday via a let­ menta for sU acres at Fort Mellon that would Include a boardwalk ter to thd dty attorney. "Why (fid they include language and two piers. about leasing and contracting to He said the first ordinance was develop the area?" Orosedoae said. "How doea that relate to required by the title company. G roup ’s opposing viewpoint See story on Friday's actio n and tournament schedule on Pago SB. Longwood community center gets facelift __ By Mods Oteas HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD - The city’s only community center will be getting a $30,000 facelift. City commissioners voted to allocate the funds split evenly over the next two years for the needed renovations, which Include a new tile floor, refurbished kitchen and bathrooms and wall repairs. • The 22-year-old building on Wilma Street is located in the heart of the historic dis­ trict. It was built around an existing pa­ vilion with walls constructed over the ga­ zebo. With about 1.500 square'feet of space, the facility Is used for recreational activi­ ties, a day camp, and social functions, said Sondra Lomax, manager of the city’s parks and recreation department. "This will give the general public a reno­ vated building with more amenities," Lo­ max nothing nothingthat thatcan canbebedone donewith withthat, that,she maxaaid. said. Mayor Rusty Miles and Commissioner said. Lomax said she is glad for the additional Annamarle Vacca Initially expressed reser­ vations over the project saying that It was funding, which should see the community a temporary fix for a building that would center through the next five years. "It’s a great benefit to bring the center eventually need to be replaced by a larger up to the standards of the historic build­ facility. Commissioner Steve Miller said the ings surrounding It," she said. *11118 la a building needed attention now and the city big step. In the nine years she has arorked for the should not watt before taking action. said she------------has seen------Increased -------------------Commissioner Paul Lovestrmnd sug­ d t y . Lomax gested the city split the expense over the use particularly for social events such as weddings, graduations, birthdays, family next two years. Lomax concurred with the need for a reunions and church gatherings. Lomax said her office wants to bring tn larger facility In the near future to better meet the needs of the community. There mote cultural activities such as the Blue also could be more programs for seniors in Grass Pickers program, that Is slated to the future and a huger recreational com­ perform once a month. The center is open every day from 8 a.m. plex with sports courts and fields and to 11 p.m. more parking, she said. Construction Is expected to begin within The existing floor plan doea not really allow much flexibility and there la really the next month. Students opt for learning fast track with Sanford Middle magnet program By Jaff BarHalcfca ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR I SANFORD - Imagine having an entire year of college com­ pleted before you get your driver's license. That’s how It goes at Sanford Middle School where kids aa young as sixth-graders ate earning high school credits. In fact, eighth-graders are even taking courses such as ProMed. • Sanford Middle School has become the third school In the state to adopt the PreIntematlonal Baccalaureate Magnet Program, open to stu ­ dents in sixth through eighth grade. Students who successfully the program will be prepared to con­ tinue their studies tn the Semi­ nole High School International Baccalaureate or Health Acad­ emy magnet programs. The kids at Sanford Middle say they enjoy their opportu­ BUI HUUUB nity. The program enrolls Ifrom every comer ofr the county, wtth the provision of special rides to attend Sanford. The school was rewarded for Its program wtth a visit from Florida Qovemor Lawton Chiles on Thursday. Chiles visited the IB program and aaid he was Impressed. The students he met aaid tbs gov- �2A - Seminole Herald. Sanford, Honda - Sunday, August 16. 1998 Woman charged with bilking elderly victims From Btaff Reports ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A local businesswoman was ar­ rested Thursday by state agents for bilking elderly vic­ tims of more than $5)0,000. Barra M. Stem, 902 Lake Destiny Dr.. #E. Altamonte Springs, was charged with one count of organized baud following a year-long Investi­ gation by the Florida De­ partment of Law Enforce­ ment. Stem, 26, who owns Choice Property Network. Is accused of calling elderly out-of-state property owners and seeking fees to advertise their property for sale In Florida. According to state Investi­ gators, through her com­ pany, Stem made false and misleading promises to 12 victims aged 72 to 96 be­ tween February 1996 and May 1997. Tlic victims thought they were paying for advertising and marketing services that would reach potential buy­ ers. FDLE officials said. Law enforcement officials said the state Is seeing In­ creased numbers of senior citizens falling prey to finan­ cial exploitation. Typical acams targeting the elderly In Florida are home improvement contrac­ tors performing substandard work while charging two or three times the going market rate. The agency Is committed to combating the problem and becoming more proactive and aggressive In Investigat­ ing crimes against the eld­ erly. sold Joyce Dawley. re­ gional FDLE director. Stem was token to the Seminole County loll In lieu of $100,000 bond. P rep are th e harpoons as gator hunting season nears and Sept. 15- 30. Each hunter la selected to hunt during one Beginning Sept. 1. the hunt phase only. Applicants who have been Is on for Florida alligators. This year's harvest will give selected are required to pur­ •elected alligator hunters the chase a $250 resident alligator opportunity to take five alliga­ trapping license or a $1,000 tors each from specific harvest non-resident license In order to sites - lakes, rivers and wet­ participate. Trappers are al­ lowed to have trapping agents lands - around the sUte. Locally, hunting will be per­ to assist them In the hunt, wtth mitted during the September each agent required to pur­ harvest. In Lake Jesup and chase a $50 non-transferable Lake Harney. trapping agent license. T h is year. 11,439 people Trappers may use snatch applied for the 789 slots avail­ hooka, snares, gigs or h a r­ able.* said Lt. J ot HlU. public poons to take alligators, and Information coordinator for the bows and arrows or crossbows Florida Game and Fresh Water may be used tf the projectile ta attached to a restraining line. Fish Commission (QFC). T h e selection process began back Firearms are prohibited. In June when the prospective Since 1968, alligator hunters hunters applied to the OFC for have taken approximately the lottery-style drawing used 25,000 alligators during the to pick participants.' annual pubUc water harvests. As in recent years, the h ar­ This year they will be allowed vest season this year is divided to take a maximum of 3.945 Into two phases: Sept. 1 - 1 5 more In the month-long period. • IMV* *':**■» " %• 1 Governor did not feel outnumbered When Governor Lawton Chiles arrived nt llir Seminole County Services Building on Thursday, he knew of course he was deep In Republican t e r ritory. He looked to his left right and said. * I'd say about even. All of you Republicans and I'm a crat. But I'm still the governor. So that makes It nbout even. I hope you don't feel outnum­ bered." Remarkably. Chiles took the time to greet not only the vol­ unteers who helped during the wildfires of the summer, but to mingle wtth other visitors and staff nt the county building. Severn! of the aides to the commissioners were thrilled to meet Chiles and said they wouldn't be washing their hands until they went home. Chiles said he was grateful so many firemen came from 44 states and Canada to hetp in the crisis. They love to fight fires," he said. *1 guess smoke gets In their blood. Thunk you 16. He wns 53, and lost a b a t­ tle to cancer. Thousands stood outside a packed St. Patrick's Cathedral In New York to say goodbye to baseball's most beloved player. One of Ruth's ex-Yankees teammates serving as a pallbearer on a hot after­ noon. said he sure wished he could have a cold beer. "So does the Babe," another an ­ swered. for helping them." And so If Is Remember Roy Saturday Is • a 4 Cowgirls Cc Day, an opportunity for America to ap ­ preciate Its heroes and hero­ ines on horseback. Let's not forget the King of the Cowboys. Key Rogara. who recently passed away. Commissioner Daryl MeLaia Is today's hon­ orary Seminole Cowboy. And Happy Trails to everyone. Attorney Vk s m J o r d u Is to colebrate his 63rd S Sthday & y < on Saturday, and we expect he has already treceived a suitable card from his budiidy. BIB CUataa. Journalist Ltada IH arkaa la 54 and actor Mika is 73. What were the odds that Olftoid and Madsa a a would be bom on August 167 OUT la 68. Kathle Lee la 45 and Ma­ donna 40. Actress Aagala Bas­ s e tt. who has the nicest teeth In America. Is 40 on Sunday, Singer Bydla O w n Is 68 and actress J a ils N tw a a r ta 63. Actor Rahart Daftlro la 55 on Monday and actor Baaa P aaa ta 38. If Sean Penn had been bom a day earlier he and Madonna might still be to ­ gether. Think about that. Ac­ tress M aaraaa O 'B ara la 78 and singer Ballads Carllsla 40 on Monday. Quickie quit What's the prex going to say ] MondayT' Remember Babe The Bambino, Bake Rath died 50 years ago on August R esp iratory P rob lem s Slop paying for nebulizer medications. 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'• ' \ ‘‘ ‘ , ia ll/v r ' ... i- Isori i>i Wc-ty-f -v.iv: Vd' fil'-rfryiij', ______ ___________ �S .-laj y_. ^ •J W l i p Swntnot* Herald, Ssntord, Florid* • Sunday, August 16.1900 • M D onations-----------Continued from P i|« ia nerds in our community." "Mnrk Ororgr, Pastor Nick Thompson and dohn Hlcka knew the money and gifts (turkey, liams. stuffed bunnies, toys) were coming from myaelf through Puizlrs and Rachel's,** Velgle "old. "I had penionnl converantlona with all three." Oeorgc'a signature was not on the notes • only those of Thompson and Hlcka. One of the hand-written nolca to Hlcka was addressed to "the crew at ftrsales....One of lhe fathers broke down mid cried, hugging me. Your art of love In this season of love Is very special. May God bless you ns you have blessed others.” On anolltcr occuslun. George and the pastors at United Methodist lltanked Velgle for providing 100 dinners that were given to the Good Samaritan Home in Sanford. Surprisingly .Velgle wild George Jumped on the "bandwagon" of Casaetbi to close down Puxxles, an hours night chib now shut down. "Oeorge degraded me and the business," Velgle said, "He said he had quit drinking and that Be wanted to atop everyone tn the county from drinking." On Tuesday night. Velgle sat but a few rows behind George at a public hearing that dealt with the adoption of a public decency ordinance that would atop d u b s Uke Rachel’s from featuring nude dancers. “Oeorge is quite the dapper one now with hla hair styled, his mustache and tan" Velgle said. “Next, he’s going to run for the Casselberry commission. I find him and others to be little more than hypocrites.” Velgle said hla attorney waa asked for a donation for The Her. John Book's ministry. ‘He asked 'do you know who my cbents arc? He waa told "yes. God works In mysterious ways. Ill take their money.' The attorney signed a check for $500. A week Utcr the man brought It back and asked for cash." There's a big stir over the adult entertainment business and an ordinance to ban nude dancing In the county, George led the Christian Coalition pledge drive to produce enough signatures to either force the County Commission to pass the ordinance or send it to the voters on a November referendum. The Commission chose the Utter, voting 3-2 to disapprove the ordinance. McLain believes It was the right decision, especially In lieu of what he soya are underhanded activities. "What are you supposed to thlqk when you hear the same people trying to cruelly the E.• fm'* i4 r- m Om a Accident •ends five people to hospital Sanford Pottos Department Ofltosr Ba Crapps InvmMgalaa an aeddant that occurred Friday attarnoon In Sanford. An 6$ Msrda pickup truck norihbound on U.8. Hpiway 17-92 turned left from the turning Ians In (rent of a flatted truck. Ffcv of foe adult entertainment business have been taking money from It7‘ McLain said. George and Book were unavailable for comment. McLain and others question Just how many members there are In the Seminole County Christian Coalition. He said he recently sent a $25 check for membership but had his request denied. They feared I would be too disruptive and ask too many questions. "But what kind of group la tt that says some people are good encugh and that some aren't?” McLain asked. “These aren't good Christian values to me.” ■ f t :s w m Ganto wOtn ousty of intexeat to Seminole WAidentA... The Seminole Herald is the newspaper you should be For a limited time, when you purchase 13 weeks of home delivery for the unbelievably low price of only $18.75, w e'll add another two weeks on us! i *>• •* The news is out - No one covers Seminole County better than the Seminole Herald. Get your subscription started today. RT Of \ M THIS COUPON \ OR WEEKS FREE HOME DEI IVERY .« of 13 We e ks .it b 10 , 7 r> . i. v r.K^7H.vX ,V:V ' fjfcijM-rr oi^iv-vA ' • a > a c M lm lt S t N ld t * * ft* . 9Lm m a �4A •Sorranols HtraU. Sanfort, Florida - Sunday. August 16,1M6 8smlnols Herald. Sentert. Florida • Sunday. August 10, IBM • BA Editorial & Opinion Some of the requirements In­ clude coming to school pre­ pared to learn, completing a community service project, ob­ serving regular study hours and planning for the hi ture. Participants must also main­ tain a 3.0 grade point average for each nine-week grading pe­ riod or be placed on probation. The grade point requirements aren't achieveforfor - - difficult — ----- -Jtoachieve moat of the participants tn the Morris, Henley for Board of Seminole County Commissioners Seminole County la evolving Into one of the best places in the country to work and play. With burgeoning growth, we all wish to preserve that sense of family-oriented community, with diverse job and recreational opportunities, and with a low crime rate. That's why the people We choose as our leaders must be forward-thinking and fast on their feet when It's time to make hand decisions. And choose we wlU, Sept. 1. with two county commission seats contested. Incumbent Randy Morris faces Bob West. Incumbent Win Adams faces Carlton Henley. The Semtnote Herald believes Bangy M an ia and C aritea Hea ley will beat serve over the next four years the tntereata of Seminole County cltUens. comprehensive trails system, which is currently being Implemented, some of It already In use. We are also impressed by Morris' diplomatic efforts to forge better relations between the county and Its cities. He has all but eliminated rlallsxn In local government. Bob West Is a bright political strategist, who we think haas s the ................................. v best Interests of ___ county residents at heart. Hla sincerity and dedication to family is refreshing in an era when many politicians discount those values. He vows no new taxes nor debt without voter approval. That sounds good, but the complexity of county government cannot be simplified to that promise without a clear plan. And our luxes, under Monte, are already lower without sacrificing county services. Morris' clear plan Included streamlining government, which as chairman he 'has done by privatizing many services and eliminating unneeded positions. Even with the growth experienced tn this county, Monte has held the line on excessive hiring. • • •• Randy Morris has served as chairman of the commission three out of the past four years. We can't argue with success. In his tenure, he has pushed to bring high-paying Jobs In clean industry to the county. In turn, homeowner have declined. As an added b e refit n e fit to k m i w ~Monts u ^ T nuahed £ to ffamilies. forT ~ : t t0 UmU‘” ' U o a ^ P1*****1 ** * Our most ardent criticism of the county commission has been the perception of cronyism tn some decisions, Including the unconventional hiring of one law firm to defend the county's new adult entertainment ordinance and to handle eminent domain Isaues. The perception remained through the Investigation of Impropriety In land acquisition and the circumstances surrounding a $20 million lawsuit for wrongful termination and sexual harassment. We also would like to see far less Infighting among the commissioners, now a dearly divided board. We think Carlton Henley can help recoup some of the citizens' trust and the dignity lost over the sniping and the perception of favoritism. Henley, rf-retlred Lyman High School principal, stresses teamwork and more open disclosure of board actions to the public. He has served before as a county commissioner. remembered as a strong supporter of economic development. As principalJ, he tough ~ -w - but — fair. — He . . . Intends .......jds to form a strong alliance between the county and the school system, displaying a take-charge attitude to solve the growing problem of high tech industry moving 10 to acm,no,c Seminole < County only to to and find our our -ounV only schoolsare arenot notpreparing preparingstudents studentsfor forthe thework work schools world. Lyman, however, instituted a successful partnership with business several y ean ago, under Principal Henley. We like Incumbent Win Adams. He la affable and Interested. Philosophically, we have agreed with many of his decisions as a commissioner. He has been part of a regime under Monte that has unquestionably put the county in a better position than ever. But we are concerned that Adams' tendency to vacillate on Issues has coat the taxpayers unneeded dollars. The nature of politics is that you can't please everyone, and we think Adams tries too hard to do that. With a clearly divided board, he Is overshadowed by Morris' resoluteness and Qrant Malay’s strong opinions. Some fear that Henley would consistently aide with Morris' opponents on the boattl, undoing what has been accomplished In the past four years. Not so. we say. Henley Is too smart for that. We believe he win vote for what he thinks is best for the cltlsens after listening to all aides. Seminole County deserves farcefUl commission ers who have strong opinio 1 each other, making for good The Srmewlr Herald a R n fo M en lo for District 2 end and Oeittoa 1__ m S f for DDistrict istricts4ininththe e S Sept. e p t l 1d election lttS T ^ Bauer, Laughlin, Sweeting for Seminole County School Board The Seminole County School District ts in many respects a model of efficiency for others across the country. Test scores for advanced students are high. The success rate for graduates entering college is good. Prob­ lems do remain, boweru . a federal consent decree that has regulated desegregation In the county a tn e e th e e a riy 1970s,' the need for a half billion dol­ lar budget that surpasses many larger counties, coupled with more than $291 million tn debt, the push to build new schools In a timely and fiscally responsible manner. Finetuning curricula to aatlafy fo. ture employers and wrestling with discipline problems add to the varied responsibilities of ‘ board who climbed up the tanks In the Parent Teacher Associa­ tion. She la the mother of five children and a freelance writer. Her passion for accountability tn the system Is refreshing. Her diplomacy tn speaking about issues and personalities will be a catalyst for a board recently mired tn dteern sfon . Terry Pat­ ten points out valid problems in the system, and he has some good Ideas about solving some of them. We urge him to stay involved in the system, for he can make a difference. For this race, we think Bauer's her the Ideal school board Joe Laughlin, a teacher for IS years In public schools, and now In a private one, lias a keen sense of what children are all about. He ts adamant that standards for average kida he raised. He has good ideas, all of which focus on success­ teaming, based on strong foundations and accountabil­ ity. without putting us further Into d eb t Sandy Robinson la w y knowledgeable about the bread picture; budget, prowarns, and mandates. And th e Bm taken the board for In her tenure, dealing well with prob­ lems m they arise. But Laugh­ ton's philosophy attempts to sas problems before they ful arise, and he dearly hi what to do about those too long unsolved, include* the cnocmj prooAem d u m m m i m focing: students who a n not headed to college are nat equipped with the skffis to en­ ter the workforce. He can solve It without throwing money at It and without towering standards Luriene Sweeting, a retired school counselor, has great pe—Ion for children and learning. We think that's a good thing. Her election will force the current board to see past the numbers and the publicity over those numbers, to the heart of an ongoing NOTICS OF PUBLIC HEARING TO ADOPT A SMALL SCALB PT £ . mom and I talked about to and we came to school, got a tour, and they told us what it awuld be like.* eighth-grader Matthew Fisher of Altamonte Sprinfi said. *We want to to he s u re challenging, and that's why we wanted to go here.* 1 think It’s Important for uo to prepare for college,* eighthgrader Christina Pruaak Mid. ‘Nobody made me do It. I just wanted to.” The program started nation­ ally years ago for children of foreign diplomats. The pro­ gram allowed for students to •earn the came studies as those from all over the world. In fact, the Sanford students will he graded with others from an over the world, tn Cardiff. Walea. Once the students graduate from Sanford, they wlu probe bfy aattend Seminole High, WTuCn win begin an IB pro­ gram. Once everything ts In place, a student can have as many m 30 college credits by L etters' *frmud*. The Chairman did handle this well when he dls- are the consequence of their own actions, not the other way around they think that political involvement In support of the decency ordinance la Just for selfish political gam. Had these three given ordinary the end ot high school and some of the Sanford kids Mid they were excited about the thought of graduating from college before they turned 20. The program la one of only three In the state and the only one offered in Seminole County. Since It was announced that the program would be offered, kids from all over the county have applied. Matt came from St. Mary Magdellne In Alta­ monte Springs. Lie came from Greenwood Lakes Middle School In Lake Mary and ChitaUna came from Annuncia­ tion. T h e IB program is the only reason I came to Sanford* Christina aakl. *Bven though I knew I would only be here for eighth-grade, I still wanted to go because college la so Impor­ tant to me.* “That's the reason I came.* LI* added. *1 noticed that It was a good school and they have higher standards here be­ cause or the IB program. You have to strive to achieve.* The standards are high- Be­ sides the policy requirements, students a n a t take math, art- IS hours this semester reading newspapers to them despite her young age. The kids at Sanford Middle School sure are growing up fast. Matt la a Boy Scout who Is working with Habitat for Hu­ manity. .laying sod and land­ scaping lawns. Christina Is a dancer who on shows to help with l-ralsers. { y u Q g u S ff DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 1 7 -ttPft. C u T ^ tS l <a T a jin i We B e lie v e In T h e “O ld F a sh ion " Way • one Funeral Director handles all details • all preparation Is done at this radlity • service times will meet your needs • no Interest Is charged on trusted prearranfemente, which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications electives which may Include pre-med or pre-engineering. It font always easy to leave you r friends and po off to a school like Sanford, away from the Idda you've always attended class with, but the IB Idde seem to be blending in Jurt fine. I t was weird at first.* Matt said. T hen everybody got to G F ra m k o w u n er a l H om e d a c e 1936 900 R Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 NOTICEOFADOPTIONOF EVAUIATHNANDAPFRAISAL REPORTOFTNI COMFRKRHVEFUR NOTICE OF CHANGE ■ O F LAND U S E H i a n u iu g ami f f Q W j w r e o F a a c i T Y O F L M g MMW. f l o r e m . a m e n d m q t h e c o m FLAW FOR THE CTTY O f LAKE MARY. ^OAIOA; PROVKKNQ FOR A CORRECTIVE AMIH OMEHT TO A PWEVKXMLY WfWOVEP SMALL ECALE LANO U EEM WICMENTTHATCHAN8EOTHE FUTURE LARD U«E OEEMHATION FROM m m utv , c o n f l ic t s , a n d e f f e c t iv e da te . ThSI meeting W be held M Lake Mery Cty Hal, 100 North Country Outo Road. Lake Mary. LETTERS 10 We deserve better rd of held Maw 1996. Among the subjects con“ red w m the pr oposed Fettfor a Seminole County Or­ * d at . _____________ and nudity in the so-called dfidtlt Brail 1322* 2 6 1 1 w »Y o«rA 4 PCHNTOF KQMNMQ; ProoMd Vwnos Werterty along ttit tout* Ins of Mid Parcel ■ ' * N i r 8 W r a M m of l,iM.OOr; ftienoe N 00*OT2r Wa dteMnos of MO.OO': thsnos 8 arfiTST E ■ distance <XfiMAO1,-ffienoe N 00*OT2T W a Buy life insurance ..]aid save on o« ooaocr to • pom« aaoa w m i S lS * ! * °*“ “ • 00W 22-E • dfotenoe of41000*to its Point o( Beginning, oontaMng 1000 aorss. _ . NEW LEGAL DESCRIPTION Commenekig at ti e S taff* aet comer of ti e Northwest quarter of Bection 4, Tbwnshlp ^ #im^ Ftorid^ 11,0• l,no# • °°,°t ,a r E ite w T 1 Ckys#l r e s ^ r e a &,ki«te< a a ssa sB a . lor Inepooton (n tie Community Mery C * Me*. iM O A m led R i p u n .ifaficar _ �g HERALD CORRESPONDENT On the outside. I would ap- to be the ultimate X-Flles I've attended several con­ ventions. built my room Into a shrine, met many members of the cast, traveled to Italy and saw the Statue of David which David Duchovny Is named af­ ter. and gone X-Ftles p ara­ phernalia shopping in Eng­ land. Scotland and Prance. On one hand I wear my class ring that has X-Plles printed across the top and on the other my Basketball State K LOOK m tt Champlonshlp ring that proudly displays the name •Scully* with my number 35, which happens to be Agent Dana Scully's apartment number on the show. You might think that being Immersed dally In action fig­ ures. comic books and collec­ tor cards could quench any­ one's thirst for the elusive truth hidden In a television show that boastfully pro­ claims that such a higher meaning Is out there. But It wasn't always like this. I too was once disillusioned by the conformity of productions such as Dateline and 30/20 until 1 discovered that the truly Intriguing show and the one that challenges Its view­ ers to accept the unexplain­ able In a world of Infinite op­ portunities can be found on the Pox network. What makes the series so compelling Is that It continues to maintain a high level of Intellectual!sm while dealing with subject matter that all people at some point In their Uvea are fasci­ nated by. Despite the Umltlesa memo- rabtlla surrounding me, I found a part oT myself lacking and a void unable to be filled by any conventional means used to treat the common summertime X*Flics with­ drawal syndrome. Then In an act of late the opportunity to visit Vancouver. Canada pre­ sented Itself. For those unsure Give Your Custom Paint The T.LC. It Deserves r i^ b w T 'm o F F " ' Hey, give cheerleaders a break Register now through August 22nd 328-2050 or visit www.seminole.cc.fl.us �•*«>,. /»« Swrtnds Hsrafci, 8sntord, Ftorids - Sunday. August 18,1998 - 7A Jr- . i i a r jy y u M entors needed in public schools Menton ore personal cheerleader* who meet with their students on a weekly bssis at their schools. Lost year there were 472 mentors help* infl Seminole County public school students and more are needed this year. There Is an Initial training and background check re* Hired for each mentor and sessions are held at r Scully There are six different pro­ grams available In Seminole County including Career Con­ nectors, Compact, HOSTS, In­ vesting In our Future Special Friends and Take Stock in Children. Seminole County Public School's Education Support Center at 400 B. Lake Mary Blvd. In Sanford. The training schedule Is as follows: Elementary schools. Aug. 18. 0:3p a m. Middle schools. high schools, Aug. 20, 8:30 a.m. Middle schools, high schools. Aug. 20 7 p.m. For additional Information, on all Seminole County public school volunteer opportuni­ ties. call 320-0182. , *, ut- .> - : -l jr . m .;» more than he ever expected. In only a few minutes I basi­ cally took over the tour, rat­ tling off locations of filming, the episodes, and characters In the shoot as we explored sites used In The X-Files. He even tiled to stump me with trivia but miserably failed and ended up taking notes on facts that I knew which he said they would use on future tours. On arriving In Vancouver, I felt os If I had stepped Inside an episode because certain buildings and streets looked oddly familiar though I had never been to the city before. My parents and 1 rented an eleven-person white stretch Urno for three hours from s company called the X-Tours. Our guide assumed 1 was like any other obsessed (an when we met. but It only took a short time before he realised I much different-much first met Deep Throat, several filming locations from this past season's cllflhanger. the mountain which doubled for Skyland Mountain where Scully was abducted, the train station In which numerous episo isodes have been taped inling the favorite late night ctudli meeting place for Mulder and his informants, and the building used to Imitate the FDI building. But the pinnacle of my X*Piles crusade was when I stepped foot Into Scully's apartment and felt then that I was truly home. I received a rush caused by the aura that radiated from that room In which Mulder and Scully had shared so many conversations and exchanged several glances towards one another that suggested, at times, more than friendship. Among the places we visited the pub where Mulder 1&t Qjuiiu&i&wiu From OH Change, to Engine Rebuilds ft <407)11HW7» 4and5 T in 2 ?l J f lH > i f a , IlC tfc n ne% I f .M TriiO OM M N $2.4* ftM * .R w rsai r m $1.«M Sq Ft % e m Installed V Ft. 7U m the owner of the was an experience time that I shall never forget. Even though the show now *flghta the foture“ tn Los An­ geles. its foundation will for­ ever be in Vancouver. Flytng back home I remembered our tour guide promising that for a while they would still talk about the girl who traveled across the continent to prove she was one of the biggest O ver 2 0 Y e a n E x p e rie n c e » s p w i w o i m When the excursion was over, our guide had declared me the biggest fan ever to hove gone on the tour and ThoM who am not customs™, why don’t you givt ut ■ try? SIM« 12X1211U1S ur Incnt nl si oft? «, .to 1 . L“ S S . j ^ R T * T i* T T T * i* * ‘ti ? i <l*Tf m ea m y d l b dn& m om ‘t S tS S m a y n >W |2 * . fuNy-stailsd nirgicalfecttty) . *u*H rest sasy In th s cars of our ________________ l" _____________ •____________ m r,\- •** =_l? v'‘i «*’*>?• ■ ' .V* ’ S E T ^ i ^ S ___ 01•"■-r ;'~ « y * , . The Family Unit at J L o R L A ? DO hw»»W noiiwnd>c*w wm o«hiw nd«h<lriimlliw >»>lm>o M h o n w h M . To schsduto yoor frs* touc call us at Tt7-1SM . • t'v r e g i o n a l S O U T H S E M IN O L E H O S P IT A L I t l W m S l 4 J 4 .U a f s s i l l MHO it:. i » �•A •Ssmlnols HaraM, Santort, Rorfda •Sunday, August 16, IMS NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that ttx City of Lake Mary City Commleeion wM hold a public hearing THURSDAY, August 20,1006, at 7 p.m. or es toon thereafter a* poeefcie, for eeoond reading of an ordinance entitled: LAKE MARY • Good schools have always been a factor In the equation of life tn Lake Mary. A new private school will soon be added to the sum. Learning Unlimited Interna­ tional Schoola, a not for profit private organisation hopes to break ground on Lake Mary Preparatory School tn October. Founded In 1970 In Colum­ bus. Ohio, there are presently seven LUB campuses In the Columbus area, serving 1,000 students, and one LUB cam ­ pus tn St. Maarten. Nethertand Antilles, serving 900 students. Hie son or the founders. Dean Ateott. and Ms wife. An- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA; PRO­ VIDING FOR A CHANGE OF FUTURE LANO USE DESIGNATION FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL; PROVID­ ING FOR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. TNe meeting will be held at Lake Mary City Hal, 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary, Florida. tribute to the social and emo­ tional growth of the students, said Afcott. The athletic p ro­ gram win Include football, swimming, soccer, gymnastics and baseball and softball at the adjacent Lake Mary Sports Complex. The plan la for the students to become Involved in community activities anp Inte­ grate their learning expertenccf. I t ’s really going to be a community school,* said An­ nette. The property to be considered for the sm al scale amendment le approximately 6.6 acres m size. The applicant le requesting a change m future land uee designation from Low Density Residential (LOR) to Restricted O om m erdd, (RBI COM). The property Is located at the West side of Rinehart Road, 8outfi of Anderson Lane, more particulerty described as follows: Lots 1,2,3and4*LakeEm m aEast8ubdM slonasreoordedlnPlotB ool(17, Page 14 of the Public Reoords of 8eminoio County, Florida, and of Parcel 17, legaly described as the South 200.00 feet of tie East 9/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of tfw Northeast 1/4 Section 7, Tbwnship 20 Sou*. Range 90 EasL lees tfw 478 feat thereof. H u Parade: 07 20 90 900 0170 0000; 07 20 90 502 0000 0010:0020; 0030:0040 Containing 8.6 acree. Aoopy of tie Comprehensive Plan, Future Lend Uee U M pndpropoeed amendment ere avaiable for Inepecbon In B e Community Development OINoe, Lake Mary City Hal, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 6.D0 AM untfl 6:00 RM., or you may cel 924-9049 for Inlotmdlon oonoemlng We amendment t Im U Miii ajti. �advances W in n in g at Sanford scores six runs a ll c o sts is in top of ninth inning to filte rin g in to edge East Ridge, 16-10 h ig h sch o o ls Favorites advance in ASA Nationals Mi �iSicmHBHlnHWflMRMBi a s •Sarmnot* Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. Augurt 10,1008 For more Information call: Rocky El* igsworth, Recreation Programmer, at 539* Sanford Recreation offerings Sanford Little League SANFORD _ Sanford Little League Baseball will hold registrations for Its Fall Youth baseball and softball league’s this weekend. Times will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. S at­ urday and Sunday, at the Sanford WalMart. Any questions call 805*9334. Seminole PONY sign-ups FIVE POINTS _ Registration for Fall PONY Baseball, ages 5-to-16. will be held at the Seminole PONY Baseball Complex on High­ way 419 on Saturday. August 15th between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. This Is an instructional league for Winter Ball. The league plays high school and pro rules at ages 9-and-up. First time players please bring Birth Cer­ tificates to registration. For further information, call 323-5570 and leave a phone number. Oviedo Little League OVIEDO _ Registration for Oviedo Little League Baseball Fall Training and Develop­ ment Season (both baseball and softball) for ages 5-to-18 will be held at the Oviedo Little League Baseball Complex on King Street (between Oviedo High School and the First United Methodist Church) an Saturday. August 15th from 10 a j u to 2 p.m. Tryouts will be held at 10 a.m. an both Saturday. August 22nd and 29th. Players MUST register and attend a t least one tryout Every chud win be placed an a team. For more Information, call 985-2575 or 365-5425. Baseball players needed . DELTONA _ The Volusia B last a new AAU 12-and-Under baseball team la looking for five players to complete Its rooter for the foil. Call Jay (789-3286) o r U n y (800-3900). Seminole PONY meeting FIVE POINTS _ The annual meeting for Seminole PONY Baseball will be h d d on Sunday. August 30th a t 6:30 p.m. at the SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment srill be oiTerlng the following fall programs. ADULT VOLLEYBALL Tim Raines is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. Hie stats for the 1998 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1998 gomes) in the third column. Raines was 0-tor-5 In Thursday and Friday's fames, but did have a walk and made a super atvtng catch in Thursday’s 3*0 victory. The Yankees also won 0-4 Friday night to stretch their winning streak to nine games and are now 89*29, 00 games over .500. The Sanford Recreation Department will offer a Recreation (no spike) league on Mon­ day nights and a Power league on Wednesday nights, both at the Dan Pelham Oymnato* rlura a t Sanford Middle School. An organisational meeting, all teams must have a representative at this meeting, will be held at 6:30 p.m. oh Monday, August 17th at the Sanford Recreation Department, 1st floor of City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue. ADULT SOFTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will be offering Fall Slow Pitch Softball Leagues in the following divisions _ Church. Co-Ed, In­ dustrial, Women and Men. Both Plnchurst and Chase (for the last time before It is converted to s Youth Base­ ball Complex) parka will be used. An organisational meeting, all teams must have a representative at this meeting, will be held a t 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. August 19th a t the Sanford Recreation Department, 1st floor of City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. CHURCH ADULT BASKETBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will offer Adult Church Basketball League’s in both Competitive and Recreational divisions. An organisational meeting, all teams must have a representative at this meeting, will be held a t &30 p.m. on Thursday. August 20th at the Sanford Recreation Department. 1st floor of City Halt, 300 N. Park Avenue. ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will offer an Adult Fall Flag Football League. The league will follow all Florida Recrea­ tion and Parka Association (FRPA) Flag Football rules and regulations. An organisational meeting, all teams must have a representative at this meeting, win be held at S d O a o . on Friday. August Slat at Triples.,,........ Home runs.... Steals.................................................................... Tournament of the tournament. Other leaders for Lighthouse were oodii ociiKrOcig woo uti* tshed 4-for-4 with i home tun.* deficit after two innings to off Backstop, 19-18. imTPS sent 11 hatters to 4. five-inning Run Rule victory over Reece Monuments. Ughthouse/Wocth came back from Thursday night’s opening victory by downing Sierra, 2712 in five tamings, scoring 18 runs m the second taming. Chase/Worth also won its •eeond game, scoring 10 runs in the bottom of the first in­ ning and withstanding a 10-run holding a Youth Flag players 7-through-lSw SANFORD Athletic Boo 4 r ■M ! L” •ft* of m m | C oofdnaior« I (407) M4-9QP4, "*^1-1 r ?■ t �r..v3Lvr«tm;v SaminoUHanto, Sm tad. Ftafcto»Bunttoy A ugs* 1>. I f - ‘D u ffer’ B erlinicke from the E agle’s N est M s J fmANT SPORTS BOtTOR j pALM COAST _ M att K uchar le n t th e only Lake Mary golfer vying for th e M.S. A m ateur w hen they tee off a t Oak HIU In Rochester, N Y. next week. jHIa Seminole High School ‘"“ nm ate Jerem y Anderson, of the top-ranked colieln the country and a er of the UNLV naC h a m p to n a , will also p art of the tournam ent. oquaW led w ith a l-o v tr a t Bhy Hill la st week. ;Stetson's Mike Natale took m edalist honors a t Bay HIU to also earn a s p o t., JT h e Dynamic Ootf T our held four events la st week. At Pnllaades last T hursday. Jo h n B rott won both the Wain i Rfcto Crtm followed w tth a 70 In th e open division. Friday at Ridgewood Lakes. Jo h n PrankeFs 73 won th e senior division w ith L any Pulkroad'a 68 w inning Saturday, the to u r h it the luntbldton Hill en u rm anH L any KJVUUOfL Bay w as the TEAL TALK site Sunday and Ttod Hayes' Ithe Add... The F ourth A nnual Deko Oil Express M art C elebrity Oolf Tournam ent will be held Sept. 11 a t Deland C ountry C lub w ith a 1 p.m . sh o tg u n sta rt. Proceed* will benefit th e Volusia C ounty S heriffs Youth Foundation. C all J c n y Deluca a t (904) 7346054 for Inform ation... The Legacy Oolf C lub a t Alaqua Lakes hosted a golf course preview party last Thursday. The course is a new developm ent in Longwood featuring a 7.100-yard “ -Fazio-designed 18-hole Tom course. The d u b Is scheduled to open Sept. 1. "The course h as m atured beyond o u r ex­ pectations a t th is point,” G eneral M anager Steve McDonald said. T h a t la due to the combined efforts of o u r course m aintenance crew and Oolf C ourse S u ­ perintendent Adam F dtm an. T h e course will challenge you on each hole, b u t the surroundings th ro u g h o u t will give the goffer a sense of Beach, Is offering some ex­ cellent golf-packages. River Bend C ountry Club and Jack NicklaudVGrand Haven are Just two o f th e courses offered as p art o f the pack­ age. Right now, there is a "Fall for O olf package ra te of $119 per person from Aug. 16 • Dec. 23, Call 1800-874-7420 and ask for Sue T rettncr... Orange C ounty N ational, ‘one of the top-10 courses you can play,” according to Ootf Magazine, la hosting the first round o f the FILA World Oolf Tour, a n event set up for ‘aandbaggers.” The to u r to baaed on the USGA a probability r eport of scaring below handicap. F u ­ tu re events Include Deer Is­ land, Heathrow and Eastwood. Call C entral Florida H eadquaften a t 740 4 6 6 9 ... The United S tales Blind Oolf * seor t W on wfll h o st th e World BSnd ft Vision Im ­ paired Ootf C ham | a t Orensfcfc. S e p t . _____ The top bhnd and vision lmnulrmil —«<■--p a ire a ■OTntty " '" H* M o . Lun* W elation of C entral Florida to selling 11a Golf Privilege C ard which provides reduced fees a golf re ­ sort m ade up o f five oceanfront hotels in D aytona a t over 50 of C entral Flortda'a golf courses. Proceeds will benefit asthm a educa- fi v tlon and sm oklngprevention tn area dem entaiy schools. Call 425-5864. r() nu — BAHAMAS We make your business insurance our business. W JH c w u n rtu fe y u u r furtner whenkama tu in*ounce pnruLdin. Gntucr is tuiiy 't o l l * in qmlkYKdna*pnxuctfcn hr M l fnm AitivOwncn In*ranee (ampany WItukc Ik U h J yux hednos in*trance whfc take cure y * H u V H ii; Battle at running back has added a third contender Wli.it - n r fctono*! * I , .-"I y o u w «n T i n (] for BROWN’S Coughlin -type pteytr wtth an a i M 41 JAGUAR NOTES: Thursday, the Jaghais addsd son needed depth to the from Itoe wtth tl iA) - Iv.’jGi BUCS woes M ttw » tw a w o to tt«Mn Birthday PmrtiwAraiUM,. N ational a n d /alan n H aM K y • M m m t d ( M U K I SHIN I MftilK .I V ,; i:ru rj 1 a i r '* V--— .... _j w a s - ; .>«; P S .. ' '■ .tv'*! - i �4 B •SenvnolB Herald. Santord. Honda ■ Sunday, August 16, 1998 Leisure D ancing h e r w ay to new club Special to the Herald shows and competitions. Her Junior and senior competition teams have won her T o p Teacher Awards* in both dance and modeling and nu­ merous first place and Top Ten Overall Awards. ORANGE CITY Nancy Poc of 1-iko Mary can usually be found In u dance studio su r­ rounded by little girls and boys In dance attlrr. The clamor of taps, squeals and "Miss Nancy, watch thlal* arc some of her favorite sounds. In addition to all of her dance, the has been married to Michael Poe for seven years and has two sons, Robert. 3 years old and Charles. 6 weeks old. 'Michael Is great with the children while I am teaching. I couldn't do It without him.* Michael Is also a former dance teacher and competed with Nancy In modified ballroom dance. She has spent the last 10 years teaching lap. ballet. Jazz, lyrical, aero, modeling and ba­ ton to students In the Lake Mary* and surrounding areas. Now she Is relocating her tal­ ents to a gymnastics and dance academy called T h e Fit Club" In Orange City. ‘I am so excited to make the move to such a professional and positive atmosphere,' sold IHx*. T his is an opportunity to further my career, grow, and rvalue my teaching potential.* She Is hoping to sec some of her previous students and of course, many new ones. nancy ro e States Twirling Association. She also furthered her teaching career by becoming nationally licensed and cert I(led by test through Dance Educators of America and la currently a member. She con­ tinues her dance education through annual workshops and conventions. She has studied under renown choreographers such as Frank Hatchett, Sonny Leo. Rob Schultz. Debbie Dee, Wade Robinson and Eddie Oarcta. 'Miss Nancy' was bom In Alabamu and moved to Central Florida when she was 12. She Is a graduate of Lake Brantley High School, where she was head majorette, and also graduated from Seminole Communlly College. She Is a fonm-r 'three-tim e' National Baton Champion. Poe has also served as the choreographer for the UCF Flag and Biaton Corps and was n featured solo twlrlcr In the Super Bowl. She Is nationally licensed to teach baton through the United Speaking of choreography, Poe has choreographed dances for Jazz, tap, lyrical, ballet, ba­ ton and aero for recitals. The Fit Club, Nancy’s new place of employment, la owned and operated by Todd Ellis. The 11,000-squarc-foot facility houses a state-of-the-art acad­ emy with gymnastic equip­ ment and dance facility. It of­ fers recreational, competitive and show gymnastics. Coaches Kevin Ellis, two-time Olympian Hana Rlcna Hessen and Hus­ band Loren train pre-team through optional to elite level gymnasts. All kinds of dance from pre-ballet through adult Up are offered along with ka­ rate Instructed by Grand Mas­ ter Neal Hummeratone, Cheerleading classes that In­ clude tumbling and Jumps are also available. Poe is the artistic director of the dance department. The Fit Club la located In Orange City, Just 15 minutes from the Lake Mary area. tor n a i f :/Vf A? A S * ..It. LAKI MARY CINEMA 10 I’'Me ri 11a . i . 1 1 4 0 11b ATHE AVENGERS (PQ-13) -----------1945 1:00 4:00 7,901 EVER AFTER (PQ-13) M O N STER D EBT ? 1:104:30 7:45 10:20 THE PARENT TRAP (PG) 1:30 4:15 7 00 9.46 THE MASK OF ZORRO (PQ-13) 9:30 AIR BUD 2 (G) 12:45 3 00 5 00 7:15 SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (R) 12:30 4 00 7:1510:30 HALLOWEEN: H20 (R) 12:40 3:30 5:20 7:45 10:10 SNAKE EYES 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:1 10 00 THE NEOOTUTOR 12:50 4:15 7:30 10:' 2 L E T ’S K I L L I T ! TH ER E'S SO M ETHING A B O U T MARY (R ) • laitlal C oasallalba b FREE * Strictly CoaM eatial ♦ Coasolidated Bilb without a leas ♦ No Credit Cheek e Immediate Approval y * Slagle Moathly Paymcat n 1:20 4:45 7:45 10:18 NOWITWA GOTHERSHOOKMCE(R) “454----------- V O IJR N E W S P A P E R r t» q I ^ l i t l i e Is at t i t \ u .|l IM is <| r «• st Sutli ' t’> Si 'iiiliulr m, , m . i ' * 1 S I (407) 327-9550 NARY PUB & GR1L I T S A NEW TW IST ON A NOSTALGIC PLACE 14-1 \U v: fyjo 0* ri FIVE NEW HOMES Singing out In calibration Although the dty of Lake Mary was oaiib rating the anniversary of Its incorporation, a quarter century in tho 20th century, the entertainment was a mb of old an new. The Lake Mary Mgfr 8chool Madrigals, lod by Choral Director Allca NMoon and aocompau Jazzy prasentatlon ORLANDO - The Central Florida J a n Society presents the following monthly entertainment on Sundays at the American Legion, 2101 Lee Hoad, Orlando: Aug. 16- Dill Allred's Classic J a n Band; Sept. 20- Glovani Hidalgo; Oct. 18- Dale Burke's J a n Band; Nov. 15- Alan Vache. A bullet Is served from 1 until 3 p m for $5. Music performed from 2 until 5 p.m. Sug­ gested donation: mexnben-95. non-members$7.50, college students- 92.50, high school students are free. Honorable Theater DELAND - The Advanced Drama Camp at Theater Center, Inc. will present Its camp production T?ic Honorable UrathUna Taro , written by Coleman A. Jenkins, on Friday, Aug. 21 at 3 p.m. and Batuidsy, Aag. SS at 2:30 p.m. Dased on u classic Japanese story. It is the tale of a young fisherman who rescues a turtle mid as his reward Is taken to an undersea wonderiund and made a prince. When he b e­ comes homesick and asks to return to his vil­ lage, he discovers that he has been gone many, tduny years-not a few days as he has Imagined. He must chooae between his un­ derwater kingdom of eternal youth and his funner life on land governed by the laws of na­ ture. The performance will be held at The Cul­ tural Arts Center, 600 N. Woodland Btvd., Del-uid. The public Is welcome to attend the Friday jierformance free of charge. Tickets for the Saturday performance re available at the door for 93. Contestant sta rch OKIAN DO - Nickelodeon la seeking kid con­ testants for the hit comedy game show, Figure It Out. The scries combines the style of classic game shows from television's golden era with the network's own trademark messiness. Ilte show airs nightly and features regular kid contestants' from all over the United States that have Incredibly unique--and some­ times blnurre-tatents and abilities. A panel of Nickelodeon atara and apedal guest ceicferi­ ties team up to figure out the contestant's particular talent or accomplishment. The longer i t t h e panelists to gusas the kid's abilities, the more prises the contestant r e ­ ceives. g m . 99 kids Id *wtth utterly off-the-wall talents, offreally kooky collection s can call the Contest­ ant Hotline at (407) 224-7815. Ti m MflM ORLANDO • Best-selling author R.L. Stine, “the Stephen King far kids’, has been terrify­ ing teens for decades. In fact, with over 250 million books sold, USA Today has called Stine the best-selling author In Americaoutselling Orlaham, Crichton and even S te­ phen Klngt With his latest aeries of hooka. Seniors: A Fear Street Series, Stine launches his first ever 12-book aeries with continuing charac­ ters. Releasing one book a month from June 1998 until June 1999, ■enlace follows the fives of the cursed eenlor d a m of Char Street’s Shadyride High. Bach month brings another shocking supernatural event, leaving readers to wonder...who will survive senior year? The new Seniors series la off to tremendous sales w wres t and Oold b v Paoerbacka la celebrating with the author himaetfl R jT stln e will make a special appearance a t Barnes A Noble to meet the fens of Fear Street and to aign coplea of these first three Seniors books: Let’s Party, In Too Deep, and The Thirst. Stine will be at Barnes A Noble Bandar, Aag. 90 from 2 until S p.m. Barnes A Noble Booksellers to located at 2419 E. Colonial Drive (comer of Bumby). Orlando, FL 32803, (407) 894-6024. 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Colonial, Hwy.OOW Ph: 407/295-0961 jf ’U .•I ip i K$ »#* •J ■*\ A flld w n o M m rji «T MM to Jtai PO. ft* 81801, Unpa, FL 8) 081-1801 I%. 4 �Seminole Herald, SaotonJ, Florida •Sunday, August 16, 199B • Legal Notices Logal Notices N*tli* of Sharia* of Land U*o Tha City ol Sanford propota* to update to# Futur* Land U i* Plan Map ol to* Comprehanthra Plan. Approslmataly flit* apaclfle changes *r* being propo**d, lb* vssl majority ol which arc to* m u ll ol annased fond* being added lo the city limit* at the request ol th« owner*. That* anneaed land* mutt be apacifically amended Into I ha City'* Plan In order tor the City to eaerofoe complat* planning and toning authority upon *uch land*. An addlUon*l pro pored change Involve* a proposed hotel and conferenc* enter to be located at Ft. Mellon Part. Further, the Future Land U*« Plan Map I* proposed to be changed bom a hand-draft­ ed format lo * digital, parcel-bated form it Nolle* I* harebg given that a publlo hearing will ba held by the Clly ol Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission, acting a* the City at Sanford'* Land Planning Agency. In the City Commltalon Chamber*, City Hall, Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 p m. on Thursday, August to. 1114, to conaldar propotsd amendments to the Futur* Land Usa Plan Map ol Ih* Comprehenthr* Plan arlthln the area daplcled In the below map. IR T R * C IR O Urr CO U R T M AND PON FLORIDA O. • B -II4 4 -0 A -1 4 -K RUSSELL NR UCI MONCRICF. a single man, Plelnlllf. v*. MAONUS THOMPION. ASTON TAYLOR. JUDITH WALKER, VERNITA BROOKE and MARCIA KILLINOSWORTH, Oelendant* NO T ie s OF AO TIO H TO MAGNUS THOMPSON 11IS Weal Ifth Street Sanford, Florid* YOU ARS HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on Ih* fallowing property In Seminole County, Wee! 10 I t ol l e d 114 4 H. ol Lot 4, Robineent Survey ol an addition to Sanford, a* record *d to Plat Book I , page 03, ol the Public Record* of Bamlnola County. Florida, has been Med against you and you are required to terv* a copy ol your written detente*. M any. to N on JOHN A BALD­ WIN, Baldwin A Morrison, P A . FIDO B. Highway 17-SI, Fem Part, Florida 11710. the plain •N'e attomay. within SO day* •Her the ftrel publication and Ala the original with the Clark ol tola eourl either before service an Ih* plaintiff* attorney or Immediately there•Mar. otherertot a (udgnwnl wW be entered eg* in aI you lot Ih* demanded In the complaint DATED AUGUST ltd . IBS* MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THS CIRCUIT COURT PubMoh August S, I I . ISEA 0ST-F1 Rl TH E OtoOUrT OftURT BASE NO.i 0A-S44-GP M RE: THS ESTATE OF JASON N MORGAN dacaaeed e t r v OP LAM I MAMT, FLOMIOA N O TM S OF A M M X A TM N E A CMAOOS OP LAMS USA N O TM S OF PWOUO NSAMOO NOttCS IS HEREBY OIVtN by the City Com m at-on ol the City ol Lake Mary. Flertda, that **mJ Commission wUt hold a Public Hearing on September J. 10*0. et / 00 PM . or ea soon thereaflar at poa*ibl*. to conetder Ftrel Needing of three OrdMence* eonlied OMOIOAMOS OO, 01 f AN ONOINANCK OF TM I CITY OF LANS MANY. FLOMIOA. TO IN N IA WITHIN INS COMPONATI AMS A OF T H I CITY OF LA K I MANY FLOMIOA UPON ADOPTION OF SAIO OMDINANCS. A POM'ION OF THAT CIHTAIN PMOPCMTV LVINO NOMTH OF IM MA » « ■ TMAIL. APPROXIMATELY I too F C IT W IS T OF LA IS IM M A t>OAD AO MOMS PAMTIC UlAHIV DESCM lHO HIM IIN. AMO tN ACCOROANCI WITH THS YOLUNTAMY AN NS CAT ION STATUTSS. PAOVtOINO FOR StVfMAMIUTV. CONFLICTS ANO IFF IC TIV S DAT I (Oreendale Invaatmenta. In* , appbcantl M B M A I C I MM. AN OMDINANCS OF THS CITY OF LAMS MARY. FLOMIOA. TO ANNS! WITHIN THS COMPORATS ARSA OF T H I CITY OF LA IS MARY. FLOMIOA UPON ADOPTION OF SAID OMDINANCS. A POR­ TION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINO NORTH OF IM M A OARS TRAIL APPROXIMATELY I1 M FEET WEST OF LA IS IM M A HOAO AS MORE PARTICULARLY M E C R IM O HEREIN. ANO IN ACCOROANCI WITH THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION STATUTES, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO IFF E C TIV I OATS (Robyn* C Xlpp • Donne Hawley. Applicant*} MMD M AMOS MO, 000 AN OMDINANCS OF THE CITY OF LA IS MARY. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WITHIN THS CORPORATE AREA OF T H I CITY OF LA IS MARY. FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF SAID OROlNANCE. A POR­ TION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LVINO NORTH OF IM M A OAMA TRAIL. APPROXIMATELY 0*00 FEET W IS T OF L A IS EMMA ROAD AS M OR I PARTICULARLY O f SCRIMED HEREIN, ANO IN ACCOROANCI WITH TM I VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION STATUTES. PROWONM POR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS DATS. (Aren* A Mary Kipp, apptaaett) AND F u ll Raadutg et toree OnJmencm entitled Legal Notices Legal Notices [ Legal Notices NOTIOB OF F IC TITIO U S MAMS Nolle* It hereby olvtn that I am engaged in butlnoat el IT Ft Michelle Ln„ Sanford. Florida J IF F I, Seminole County. Florida, under the Ftclllious Name ol ANIM AL HOMS OARS, end that I Inland lo reg­ ister said nim * with Ih* Division ol Corporation*. Tallahaito*. Florida, in accor­ dance with Ih* ptoviaiona ol Ih* Ficilliou* Name Statutes. To Wit Section E4E 0*. Florida Statutes 1**1 Done L King Publish: August I*. I N I DET-IS0_______________ PUBLIC NOTIOS ■RHINOL I C O U N TY STATS HOUSING INITIATIVE* PARTNERSHIP ISNIpi ANNUAL PERFORMS— B REPORT FOR FISCAL TSAR IBSF-BB Pursuant lo Chapter 47-37, Florida Adminialraliv* Coda, tho public is hereby advised that according lo reporting requirements ol Ih* Stale Housing Imlialtv* Partnership (SHIP) Program. Annual Performance Report* tot Hale Steal year* IM E -1 4 M . 1PM1**T and l**F-1S*l will be aubmilted to Ih* Florida Housing Finance Corporation on or before September I t , t**4 The Annual Performance Report* will !•# available for public review end comment. August IS, IM S through September t, IPS# at Ih* Community Development Office. County Service* Bottoms. *1*1 Seel 1*1 Blraet. Soil* 3301, Sanford. Florida 31771 These report* ere even­ able during normal business hour* Monday through Friday Irom I 00 a m to I 04 p m Members ol the public may submit written comments on tho reports no talar than 4 00 pm Saptambar t, 10M Comments may ba mailed and/or delivered lo either the Oammoia County Community Development Ott>c* tocefod at 1101 la s t la l Street. Suit* 3301. Sanford. Florid* 31771 or to tha Florida Hooting Finance Corporation. 117 North Bronoogh Street. Suit* 4000. TaMehassea. Florida 3 | M t1310 Buddy Be lags*. Principal Planner Comnwmty Development Othc* Comprehensive Planning Division (407} 311-1130. Ealonaton 7304 E-maU address bafogrePfuno com Pubbsh August IE. IM S OC T M NOTIOB IN TH S C IR C U IT CO URT •f Aval)ability of Finding OF THS SIOMTRRNTM of He Blgntf leant JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT Impest (F O N tl) IN AND FOR Tha Federal Aviation SSMIMOLB COUNTY, Administration (FAA) Orlando FLORIDA Airports District OHic* on CIVIL ACTION August 7. 199*. iatuad a o a s b n o . g g -ie a 4 -O A Finding of No Significant DIVISION 14-N Impact (FONSI) ter the installa­ tion ol an ILE on runway IL-17R I COUNTRYWIDE HOME and clearing and grubbing ter a LOANS. INC F/K/A new Design Qroup II Oaneral COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING Aviation Runway *R-37L prelect CORPORATION O/O/A AMERICA'S at Ih* Orlando Sanford Airport. Sanford, Florida copies ol Ih* | WHOLESALE LENDER Plaintiff. FONBI are available for review by the public at tha following CANDIDO OOROES. *1 al. locations D*t*ndanl(a| Federal Aviation NOTIOS OF ACTION Administration TO CANDIDO OOROEI Orlando Airport* District LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE Otftc* tOOi Cedar Avenut 1*14 Hatallln* National Sanford FL 31771 Ortv*. Suit* 400 CURRENT RESIDENCE Orlando, Florida 31111-4014 UNKNOWN Aviation Director's Office i(J Orlando Sanford Airport 4HY AND ALL UNKNOWN On* Rod Cleveland PARTIES CLAIMING BY. Boulevard. Suit* 100 THROUGH, UN0ER. ANO Sanford Florida 31773 AGAINST THE HEREIN NAME0 and any ether location *• may INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT!*) be subsequently WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE appropriate and convenient 0EA0 OR ALIVE. WHETHER itephen H Coovar •AID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Interim EaecutHr* Director CLAIM AN INTEREST A t Publish August 14. I t , 1*. 1M l SPOUIES. HEIRS. DEVI SEES. DET-141 GRANTEE* OR OTHER CLAIMANT! LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE PUBLIC LSNAL NO TICE UNKNOWN At a retuil ot Increvset to CURRENT RESIDENCE Population, to* Stale o4 Florida, UNKNOWN Department of Bueinea* end YOU ARE NOTIFIED tost an Pro let atonal Regulation. action lo torectoe* a mortgage OhritJon ot Alcoholic Beverages to* following property m end Tobacco, will be accepting application* tor inctoeion to the SEMINOLE County. Florid* LOT 1M . PINEHURST. drswing lor new quota liquor keen*** to Pm following coon- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A t RECORDED IN lie* and amount* PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE Ft. O f ORANOf (t| THE PUBLIC RECORD ! OF ■ (M M O LE (1} Application* erW be accepted SSMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR 10A ha* been tiled against you end tgtontog Auguet 14. I0 M a your ere required to servo a continuing through Novemt copy ot your written defenses 14. 1M l AK Interested person* 4 any. within 30 tfeye a Her the ' >eW mete Inquiry by o* tost publicstion ol this Notice •acting Chrietin* Keeton ot Action, on (cboearne. Dr* trie I Office. Onrieion of McCalls Reymar. Barrett E Alcoholic Beverages end Frappiar. Ptamtttr* attorney, Tobacco. 400 W Robinson S t, who** address is (01 Barshor* Tha Hureton DeiWing. lull* boutoverd. Suit* SOO. Tampa. FM-N. Orlando. FL 3M41-1734 Florida 33404 and Ma tha orig­ RICHARD A BOYD. inal with this Court aithar DIRECTOR before service on Plaintiff's OfVISION OF ALCOHOLIC attorney or muneibately there­ BE VERBOSE ANO TOBACCO after. otherwise a default will DEPARTMENT OF be entered against you tor to* ended m tha PROFESSIONAL REGULATION Complaint or pabtion TALLAHASSEE. FL 3*300-1 B it This notice shall ba published BY Chrietto* Kectonor once each weak to* hra conP«bl.*h Auguet 14. IS. 1EM sac ultra weeks m to# SaMnoto D C T -IM Herald WITNESS my hand and tha •I ol tfu* Court on ttoa 10th ■toy day o oll/AUGUST. IB M . [41 AL} Maryann* Mors* Close ot to* Court By: Ruth King At Deputy Clerk ff you are a person with a dis­ Court hed at no coat to you. for tha tlaion ol certain assistance Ptaasa contact Court AdnUnlilrebon at SOI H Pert Avenue. Sentord. FIs Hie S IFFt, telephone number (447) ESS4330. within t srarttog day* e l ^ ^ » - » d l B OA COUNTRYWIDE HOME aref w v vr i r PlelnUff*. v i m t i t * r t JiJ-' .-.±11. .■% ‘J BAAD A/K/A NtAGMNk SAAO mad HAUMR WAPUU: H Mvtog. GARY M SCALE, ot *L CURRENT REEtOCNCE: UNKNOWN TO: AN T ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING GV, THROUGH. UNDER. AND AGAINST THE MMSJN NAMED INOIVtOUAL DEFEN D AN TS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO M DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN RARTISS MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST AE •POUSSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ON OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RCEtOCNCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RiEIOCNCC: UNKNOWN TO O ARE NOTIFIED that an •ebon la feracioee a mortgage on tha foNoartng property in SEMINOLE County, Florida: LO T 1 BLOCK R QAKCRSST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS R M 0 I I 0 I D IN PLAT BOOK S3 PAGE ET ANO •• PUBLIC RECORD! OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA H any, within 30 day* after to* Brat public* Iton of this Notice of Action, on Echevarria, McCalls. Raymer, Barrett B Frappiar. Plaint IN* attomay. whoaa eddresa laEEl Bayahore M . Tampa. asrvics on Ptslniift's •♦tor, stto iatw a dafsuN wW Bo entered eg*Inst you for tha relief demanded In the Complaint *r pabtion. This notice efieN be published •eeuthre weeks In Ih* Beminoto Fto, ISOS, usd Me i with to* Clark Of this Court either nlfMMua ns pwimifii ------ -- aiiemafa w ^ Ftortd* Bar N o -11*441 , IN TN E OIROUIT O OUR T OF T N I E M N T B IN T N JUDICIAL ONMVFT dl ANO FOR BBMINOLE CO UN TY, F t . CASE NOi M -S S IE -O N -d S -K IN RE: The Marriage ol Shea* 0 Widiama- Floyd Pali Alfred A Floyd N O TICE OP AC TIO N TO Alfred R. Floyd YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action tot dtoeohrtton of marriage has boon Mud again aI you and you are required to * • copy of your written defenses. M any, to N on I hells WUXa— Floyd. Petitioner, ae* address re 1(7 laplorer C l., Cocoa. FL 31ME on or before SEPTEMBER I t . IM E . clerk of Ale court before seratoty thereafter If you fail to do “ arid be *o. a default • tost you tor to* rekel [ are Wlk pdwre pb e u l* l1 s1 i1U n wfa TYWFvdpWad Ww W ITHIES my hand end tha •Ml ot tote court on AUGUST T. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT BY: Luenne WaaClay Ctort Ik . S3. M . and i to bo r r aaSd unknown pertto* toal artto this Court slthsr to* Oamptatot. Dated on July S liL 1*04. MARYANNS MORES Ctort of Circuil Court Ny: Oecotto V Shorn Deputy Ctort , NOTIOB OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nolle* it hsreby given: McConnell Towing will tall el Public Auction for Selvage lor Cash on demand to highest bid­ der. the following described vehicle a •-■-•• •1 Ford 1FABPOf 43CW1474E0 T7 Chevy C K L 1 4 J tl3 »7 •• Old* 2O1AJI1NIK24M034 M -M 41 Chevy lO C C Q t lH X D m iM I M Pont 1O 2N E 2 TU 4 O C m tl0 E -T -M •S Chevy 10CCE134 7SI14I014 93 Ford 3FAPPI3JXPRIMI12 M Cadi IOSOWE4YIQ47US4I t -d -M M O Id* IQ lN T lT a F M tM tlt The Auction anil be held al t l M pm on eeid date* above McConnell Tewing E Recovery 1140 Sentord Are . Seniord. FL 31773. Prospective bidder* may ini pact vehicle* on* hour prior to ssl* Term* are caeh or Certified Fund*. McConnell Towing reserver the right to accept er refect any end alt a. Publish August t l . IM E D E M IS Publish Auguet 10. S3. 1300 DET-141 wcR— n^ m TO: ALISON J SCALE LAST KNOWN NBEIMNOft. Aura . datton should aad Court Administrator* ofhee et (447) 313-4330 not taler Men seven WHOLESALE LENOtR 0ST-14T . NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR Of BT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE AO VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO CO LLECT A D EBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE WITNESS my hand end seal of sard court at Sanford. Florida on tors 10th day ol AUOU0T, 10M (Circuit Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Ae Ctort. Circuit Court BY Ruth King Deputy Ctort Attorney for Plain bit O LE N Z OOLOBSRO. (SQUIRE P O Boa 310110 Miami. Ftortd* 33131 0304) 3T4-4M0 NOTICE Any person with LOANS. INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNOiNG CORPORATION 0/K/A Tha Publlo Hearing wtd be held in the Commiaeion Chamber*, 10° M. Country Club Raad. Lake Mary. The Public it invited to f *"- T T ? rd U>d *» *«*• " M X* continued Irom Uei* to bm* enlU attael deetelen I* mad* by the C % Com M si Ion. Coplee ol Ih* Ordtoaeae to fud are evattobto to to* CBy C fork's OHtoa for .-. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE ACTION TO PAMELA J DESIMONE (residence known} YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for lorecfokur* ol Mortgage on the following described property Lot S. Rembtewood, Unit II, according lo to* plat thereol et recorded in Plat Booh 14, Pag* St. Public Record* of Eomtooto County. Florida: Lose Ih* fol­ lowing described parcel, Beginning el the Northeast cor­ ner ol t ik i Lot • run ■ Ot degree* 30' 10* W along to* East hrie ol taid Lot a distance ol t l t t feet, thence run ■ It degree* 37' 40* W 10 74 Iset. thence run N 04 degrees 34' 14* I 40 04 feet lo Ih* North line ot teid Lot 0. thence run Easterly along a curve concave lo the Northeast haring a radius ol 10 00 feet, s central angle ot 00 degree* 31' 44* an are drttanc* of 7.34 feet end a chord bearing ot S 77 degree* 10*10* E to the Point of Beginning has been filed egamaI you end u ere required lo oorv* e copy of your written detent**, tl any. to it. on OLCN Z. GOLD­ BERG. ESQUIRE. Attorney tor Pletoltff. I tot Bricked Avenue, Sutto M 0 , Miami. Florida 33131 on or before thirty (30) day* form tho dele of the first publi­ cation of Iht* notice end trie to* original m th to* Clerk ol toit Court otherwise a default wM bo entered eg*tost you lot to* relief demanded In the LEGAL AO VSRTtSBHBHT NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF CLAIM PURSUANT TO S E C ­ TION BE. 0E1 (I ), FLORIDA STATUTES. The City ol Sanford. Florida hsreby givts nolle* that it Hilled the claim of Dsborah Pslsyo arising from tn incidsnt occurring on or about July 4. 1M7. Donna M. Watt Director ot Finance 4 Administrative Service* August 7. IM S Publish August 1C. 1M4 DCT-174 B E TM G M G I B P TM EB V N CORPORATION or porta* or otherwise claM a p to have soy right. «•*• or M a y •ol la and lo too Oouto on*-hail (1/t) ol to* following properly: Be ginning M tool Norto ol too •outowMI C o t m t el too •autocall t/ « ol to* Bouthss*l 1/4 o l Hi* South***! 1/4 ol I Wm PAMELA J DESIMONE, et al. I N I B A14-B APPLICANT. Franh B Mary Xlpp • Ordinance* No ISO B M E Legal Pamol No. 14-EOa-tOe-000-0140-0000 The Weal M 0 0 foal ol toa Cast 1 F44.FS feat ol to* South FSO.F leal ol the North 10T0.7 teat ot Government Lot S, Section 14, Townth ip 00 Oouto. Range SO Seat Seminole County, Florid*. I to a Drainage Secernent ae deecrtbed In Ofbclel Record* Hook SOS, Pag* 4*7 ol the PubMc Record* ol Saminel* County, Ftortd*. Tha Properl le* ere ehown in tha map below fi IN TH E C IR C U IT OOURT OF TH E 1BTH JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA C IR C U IT CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. • ■ -IE T S -G A -I4 -K MIOFIRET BANK, etc Plaintiff Legal Notices 04M 3J _______________ OF T N I CITY OF LAMS MARY. ________ ^ AMENOfWB THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOMIOA: PROVI01NO FOR A CHANOI OF FUTUR* LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL TO CITY O f LAKE MARY INDUSTRIAL. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIL­ ITY, CONFLICTS. ANO EFFECTIVE DATS. providing tor Anneaatfon end Future Land Uee Amendment* on lb* to«owing deecrtbed prepertle* from SenUnofo County Indue trial to CHy el Lake Mery Induelriel APPLICANT Oreendale Inveebnente. Inc - OrWnenee* No. SAF A sto Legal Parcel No 14-tOa-ISe >00 CiaA-4444 A tract ot lend tying In Section 04, TowneMp SO South, Range SS East begin a portion nt toe Weal 1*0 M test ol toe Saal 1001 FI led ol toe South IF* 00 foot ol the Norto 107(14 foot ol Government Lot f, Lee* toe North 14S SO foal ol toe Weal IIB.S4 teel thereof. A more particular tagal deecnpbon N on Me with toe City ol Labe Mary APPLICANT. Robyn* C. Kipp A Donne Hawley • Ordinance* No. •AS B SMI Legal Pamal No l4-t0a-t**-MM-014O-«000 Tha Waal M B S fool ol Ih* Seal IS S U E leal el to* Seuto FM .T tool el to* North 10FS.T fool ol Oovornment Lot S, Section 14, Towneb Ip SO Seuto. Rang* t f Seal. Seminole County. Ftortd*. Subject le a Drainage I element a* deecnbad In Official Record* Booh 0*4. Page 40F el tha Pubba Record* el lemtoala County, A TXP9D RECORD OF TWO MEETING IB MADE MV THS CITY T>" * " ,C 0 " 0 **** R OT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSE* OF APPCAL FROM A DECISION]MADE MV THS CITY WITH RSSFSOT TO THE FO PfO O WO MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN AOSG UM S RECORD OF THS FROCtCNM OS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVIESD TO MAAS THE NEC I SEAMY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIE OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PtXAOHO WITH O IBAW UnSS HEEDING ASMSM MOE TO BAR. TKIRETS IN ANY OP THSAS PROOSSOMfOA SHOULD CONTACT THS CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LSAAT 4A HOURS IN AOVAMCS OF THE MEETING AT *4*7} ES4-SM4. CITY OF LANS MARY. FLORIDA Carat A. Feeler, 0 % Clerk DATED: Auguet IS , ISOS vet IS . 1ISS Legal Notices M M ___M M , Doater. Kaelaf I f in d . fUL SIS North Sato Orhra WITNESS my hand end da* •eel of tola Court on INI* 10th dag of AUGUST, IB M . <MAL) UMyoK&a UE, "• ffin n* A wi ctort of the Gr Ranh King Aa Deputy Ctort S ara a person with a diswho noede eccemmode* aider te panicipal* In Nad d to coal to you, ______ pro»• ton p| aortaIn naatolanc* Ptoasa ountoc t Court AdmintotobUan at EE1 N. Part Flertda S1771, (4E7) SEEE — iking day* al your receipt at tola document, It H M 7 II DtT-131 (TOO) I IS M to NdMiniGuk.^iA. (Boudd: I FUKNI T L v v l i n n , RIVBREIOB NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA:.___ .unknown parsonic) to paaaaealen al toe to subnet real proper*. 41;____, unknown psrssn(a) of toa eubfoct Ik MIMng. mad NBt M STB B A td * MERCANTILE BANK. N.A.. SUCCESSOR BV MERGER TO ROOSEVELT PLAINTIFF vr JOSEPH M. CALLENDER. IF UVTNG. AND IF rsesn ru g UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEINE. DEVISEES. ORAN TEES. LIENORS, CREDITOR!, TR U E TEM AND A U OTHER PARTME CLA/kNNB AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST JOSEPH M. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOSEPH M. CALLENDER. IF ANY. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AE UNCROWN TENANTS IN DSFSNDANT(t) named defendant*) — not known to bo dead or Ollug nnlrf ■B Ve le a NPYWW*P»t— KPMMn ItRkfEMM ttorvree^UPtre^eu may claim an IntotMt aa NOTICE HERESY GIVEN purreel to a Summary Final JtK*Om*nl o l 'lOMClAcMIAfOi kdeilA d P 'tu 'w v w w ^ r r e i v f wee amv re a r m r e w r u to: P.O. Odd E14TEE Oviedo. FL ESTES YOU ARE NOTIFISO dial an of rrrort- ifpwBHBi flNfi tUg fwtowing L O T *m T a l j 3 a y a WOOOd P H A M XX1G, AOCOROING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AE RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 41. PAGES M -M . OP THE PUBLIC RECORD* OP COUHTY, FLORIDA you •«• required to aerva a ce o* 0w v o f b o u t N xpa pn^wev w rr tri si twl M va d a rial at on r M i M te i It any. to it, on PATRICK J. HALPIN, Attorney tor tha Plaintiff, arhoM addrall la 4110 Boy Seoul B oulevard. Bulla 490, Tampa, Florida MEET an or before thirty days Now the date ol the first publication ef this nolle* and Ida to* oripn il with the Ctort af dll* Court either before service on Plaintiff* attorney or ImmediPtoty there­ after: odierwle* a default arid ba entered again*! your ( relief demanded In Ih* NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICEB A C T YOU ARE AO VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IE DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO C O LLECT A D EBT AND ANY INFORMATION O B ttM E O WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. W ITHES! my hand and tha • M l of M i d Court on AUGUST 14. IBS* Maryann* More* Aa Clark of the Court By: Ruth King Aa Deputy Clark CO M U B A BTAWIAREKI 4014 Boy Seoul Boulevard Bulla 414 Tempo. Florida U M 7 Telephone (El 3) 477-4044 C M M B-41ISI Publish Auguet I f , S3, IEEE os t - tie August 7th. IEEE, antared In CNN Ceaa He. M E7E CA T4 O ef toa Circuit Court ol Hie 1ETH Judtotol Circuit to and tor BEMfN O LI County, SANFORD, Ftortda, I wlil aed to the highest and best bidder for caeh AT W IS T FRONT DOOR el toe County Co toeutod M M l N. PERK AVENUE to SANFORO. Florida, at 11.-M am on to* Eth day ef •aptontoar, IB M the following lilKHilifliMil tW MPIMNnMEItm LO T E l. BLOCK I. EUNLAND St. ESTATES AMENDED P U T . ACCORD!NO TO T H I P U T THEREOF, AE REOOROEO IN P U T BOOK IS. P EO IS 1 E S. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIM U COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR CONDiTlOHlHO. AND OVEN, VENT HOOD FAN. DISHWASHER, GARBAGE DISPOSAL. CARPET. SMOKE DETECTOR Dated tola 11to day of AuguaL IEEE. (CIRCUIT COURT M A U MARYANNE MORSE Ctort et toa CireuHOeurt O r Jana E. Jaaawie Deputy Ctort T H I U W O F F IC II OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ~~ E. 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August 18. 1996 by Chic Young BLONDIE OKAY, NOH UTS 9WTCM BACK ACROSS BERNICE BEDE OSOL 17 IS 20 23 by Mod Walker BEETLE BAILEY HERE COME BEETLE AND 3AROE/AR6UINO ABOUT T eN N IS AGAIN THE BALL OVER THE FENCE, HE HAB TO 6 0 SET IT, RIOHTf / ^ HPHHnrD nnnnnn □nnrinn nnnnnm □nnnnn nnnnnn nnn nnn nnn nnnn nnn anran □nnn nnnnnn nnn nnn nnn nnn nnnnnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn □nn nnn nnn □□nnnn nnnnnn □nnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn 1 C ity In Florida • H am or lam b 10 Prim itive w agon 12 Shut 14 B a b y — (parents' em ployee) 15 To o k a chance IS C hinese 20 27 30 32 U J S e t h o e ate# II |uet - fair! Model D M a clerical leak C leen-elr org. Slender ftnlal Atlantic and Pacific A vo M e adroltty Sunday. Aug 16. 1996 Intimato friends havo always been impor­ tant to you. but this could be even more true m the year ahead Many opportuni­ ties and advcnturos might come your way through Close pals Cal k» Answers e icuw w enmnr by Art Bansom THE BORN LOSER C A N 'T W E D P O P T H lb L I T T L E I M M J N D E C b T A N D l U G ^ --------v - l CAN IF TOUCAN! c} \ OF COUPOE l CAN 1 I DON'T HOLD GCUDCeb! \ MOWA^E THIN65 INTMETRENCHE5? EVEN MAlNbT SOMEONE DONE bOMLTKlNizJO WL {'LL. NEVEP/ ,-------' fc p o e t! ( t r v u THEY'RE STARTING TO CALL FOOT v FAULTS.. J IT ’S GETTING UI0RSE.. „ O T C f t C P C L C L m R C ’, T H R Y IJ A U T -r o W J a u lVlW FIVE il minute* ^ UjHCRE Nt (5 AT ALL -RMfiS ^ L E O (J u ly 2 3 -A u g . 22) O roup interac­ tions could work out well lor you today, especially it Ihey ro ol a social nature Mingle with tho masses instead ol being a lone eagle Loo. treat yourse ll to a birthday gilt Send lor your Astro Oraph ptedctons lor the year ahead by maifcng $? and S A S E to Astro-G raph . cJo this newspaper. P O B o i 1758. Murray Hill Staton New York. N Y 10156 Be sure to slate your rorkac sign V IP O O (A u g . 2 3 -S e p t. 2 2 ) D o not be intimidated by competitive developments loday You havo reserves that those who oppose you do not LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your abikty lo gam know ledge is keener than usual today especially thal leam od through personal eipenances What you learn w * be put to constructive use S C O R P IO (O c t. 2 4 -N o v. 2 2 ) Luck and circumstance might tit you into favorable positions loday Enter when opportunity bockons S A G IT T A R IU S (N o v . 23-O e c. 21) Your strongest ch a nce s tor su cce ss today could com e Irom arrangem ents where you work with another lor a com m on C A P R IC O R N (O e c . 1 2 -Ja n . I S ) E ve n though your reasons lor holpmg others wont be selfishly motivated you are st>u apt to get more Irom the recipient* than you gnre them today A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-feto. t » ) Let atlawi of the heart taka priority over other condi­ tions today Try to plan something special in a romantic setting for you and your one arc) only Put It to your opponent By P hillip Alder Some experts are known i i tough opponents Whether In the bidding, on d efen se, or a i d eclarer, they find moves to make life aa difficult as pos­ sible tor their opponents by Jimmy Johnson On this deal from the 1941 Bermuda Bowl. Peter Leventritt made an excel­ lent defensive play against France. If you wiah to lest your toughness rat­ ing. cover the West and South hands. Defending againxt six spades, your partner leada the diamond four five, ace. eight. What next? Even If you don't normally use weak lump overcalla (you sh ou ld !!, you must after an opponent’s two-over-one response. Aa they have the balance of points, try lo disrupt them. If w est has jack third or 10 fourth of spades and king-third of diamonds, th e w inning return la a diam ond. Declarer will be forced lo ruff in the P tS C e S (F e b . 20-M arch 20) Devote your time and energy to putting the finishing touches on protects you ve left hanging today Several closures can be co n ce d ­ ed. * you make an industrious effort A R K S (M arch 2 1 -A pnt I t ) It you have an important mattar lo discuss loday. you re likely to gel better results it you lead up to your subjocl gradually T A U R U S (A p ril 20-M ay 20) Something umque might develop lor you loday that Q CM IM I (M a y 2 1 -J u n e 2 0 ) Y o u k have better chances ol advancing your inter­ ests loday rt you adhere lo your ideas instead of the suggestions of associate* C A N C E R (Ju n e 2 1 -Ju ty « ) PMy *v*fYthing close to the vest m your financial ■flairs loday Let those with whom you're involved make the openmg moves or p(o- C ISM by MCA Mr PHILLIP ALDER dummy, and West s trump holding will be promoted to a trick. But la that pos­ sible? No — South needs the diamond king for his opening bid. Instead. Leventritt sw itched to a low heart. This nut South on the spot. To m ake the slam , d eclarer would have to play low, but that line looked silly. All South needed was reasonable breaks in the black suits. So, he iron with the heart ace and cashed dum­ my's lop spades, getting the bed newt. Now d ecla rer w as stran ded la the dummy with no way beck to his hand except in dubs. Yet if he returned that way. he couldn't enjmr the rest of the duba. He played off four round* of Ail pass Opening lead: • 4 by Leonard Starr m.1 SUPPOSEIVE SHUT FRANK AND ERNEST *M C . w e p o o * ON O U T RELATIONSHIP— BOIW P R O rtS S ia N A U TA M P X MAY If 0VW PERSONALLY, m T O O K T H f SCENIC AHP-tOU ■ - NCEPA FRIEND. ts 8TO» r o w * ! ra ts , ■ tt M 'V T v e w c x fj H n W B E a m V E C W ... W S f lO N M A t O W It h M b . UPS fiO U N A W S W T ' �i n s i h f IN BRIEF Classic crilN-lR OVIEDO - The Old Down­ town Development Group to holding It* monthly CUm Ic Car Crul*e-ln at the Oviedo Shopping Center. The event Saturday will be held from 6 until 9 p m. Sixty to 80 claaalc c a n will be on hand. There will also be food. Ain and en­ tertainment. The Oviedo Shopping Center to located at the intersection of State Road 434 and County Road 496. OVIEDO'- University of Centrsl Florida President Dr. John Hitt will sneak a t the Thursday. Aug. 20 luncheon meeting of the Ore*ter Oviedo Chamber of Commerce. Hilt, who has overseen and directed th e rapid growth of the UCF campus and academic partnerships, lived In Oviedo until recently. when a residence far the president was constructed A quest tor vision New company wants children to see, learn SANFORD - There to a new business In town, but Its posi­ tive economic Impact may not be lelt (or a few years to come. On the other hand, the real life benefits are obvious every day to the hundreds of school children whose outlook an life has been made a little clearer thanks to the work of VisionQuest. The new Jeppesen Vtato fi­ Quest optical lab to doing a booming business. Not content to quietly enjoy their free time, Richard, an accountant, and Nancy Jeppesen. a physlcal therapist, saw retirement as an opportunity to do some- ment and volunteers Into the Arid. What they were not p re ­ pared for was the realisation of the number of children and adults light in their own back­ yard In need of corrective lenses, but without the r e ­ sources to get them. From there the Jeppescns participated with Stetson Uni­ versity tn a program tfiwMng ALTAMONTE sp r in g s Children ages three to 12 are mvTtca to join me r m u n ck tm h tu flqJtvt a t (ha Altamonte HaU Sunday. Aug. 33 born 11 a m to 8* p m The Safari, gfensared by Florida Hospital and M b' 106.1 FM. to free to k ' w V/**t v ^ ***** * f mu# v - ; . „ ,i.;ww �X - S#rr»noto Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, August 16. 1990 Health & Fitness H y p e rb a ric c h a m b e rs u sed in w o u n d tre a tm e n t a t C e n tra l F lo rid a R egional By Shari Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR SANFORD - Remember Lloyd Bridges, on the television show Sen Quest, or even David HasselolT on Bayienteh? Both of these progmms deal with diving and both of these actors have spent time In hy­ perbaric chambers, being treated for decompression sickness. That same technology Is cu r­ rently being used right here In Sanford at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital, but In differ­ ent ways than you would think. The hospital Is .celebrating Its first year of offering hyper­ baric oxygen therapy to the Central Florida area. The unit opened last August. Initially used to treat the 'bends* divers experience af­ ter nitrogen bubbles enter the blood stream, hyperbaric oxy­ gen therapy (HBO, for short; not to be confused with Home Box Office, according to Russel K. Shaw, M.D.) has been ex­ panded to treat a number of other illnesses and conditions associated with healing chronic wounds. HBO delivers 100 percent oxygen In a single patient acrylic chamber at two atmos­ pheres. similar to being under water. Shaw, a general surgeon who has been with the hospital for more than 25 years, said the pressurized cylinder al­ lows oxygen to enter the bloodstream at hundreds of Briefs 1C Bee. from Savannah. Oa„ Is a registered national speaker for women’s groups and has con­ ducted classes, seminars and i‘o retreats. Her presenwtH motivate and tnmhUe giving women the :I0 Jo Ellen Lyle, R.N., clinical coordinslor for the Hypeitoaric Oxygen Therapy! unit at Central Florida Regional Hospital, and Russel K. Shaw, M.D., monitor] a patient under going therapy in a hyperbaric chamber, HBfPB rrsOTO1 U|T I OfTIITIjr WIIlGWrN! <:\ k ki ci y u v ______reveals Important InformsUoo FREE REPORT ' regarding ante arrlriem Injuries, treatment trewme and long term effects. Don’t settle your case or speak to anyone until ]you reorivr the information In my free report. rFortilt free' report' MipiCAL EXAMl | Call (100) 700-304) | Call (407) 002-3030 JJoll Free, 24 Hrs./Day j I s v r. u T im n m r r times Ute normal concentra­ tion. creating the perfect con­ ditions for angloncogenrsls. or growth of new capillaries. Increased blood supply lo a wound means tissue will grow better, hastening the heullng process. "You can actually sec the difference In healing,* said Shaw, who lias expanded his practice to Incorporate wound care and HBO therapy. Shaw said diabetes patients, who often have problems with healing wounds and poor cir­ culation In their fret, arc prime candidates for HBO therapy. In a cose where a diabetes patient has hnd to have a toe or foot amputated, HBO th er­ apy Is often used to aid In the healing process, beyond the wound care procedures In current use. *You Ue the three together.* Shaw said. surgery. HBO therapy and wound care. T h is offers one more way lo getting W E3m for the seminar >.95 and Includes lunch­ eon. Mall f fcwk or money or­ der. made payable to Laura .Young. to Seminar, P.O. Box 520, Windermere, FL 34786. For more Information on the ««nin»r or sponsorship oppor­ tunities call Cyndl Pitcher at (407) 699-6036. u ciihm There are 14 conditions that Medicare approves for treat­ ment. said Shaw. These in­ clude bum s, crush Injuries, carbon monoxide poisoning, gas gangrene, bone Infections and gas embolisms. Some pri­ vate Insurance companies also cover the treatm ent of smoke inhalation and brown recluse spider bites. Shaw said there ts protocol treatment of d e­ compression, but the hospital fins yet to use the chambers to treat divers. One of the most exciting uses Is nol yet approved, and Shaw said It could before bear! attack patients will benefit from HBO therapy. Shaw said Duke University Is doing rrsenreh on treating heart attack patients prior to surgery. He sa id ' the HBO therapy decrease the tissue loss caused by a heart attack. Shaw thinks that HBO therapy will be standard treatment In (hr lo 10 years. The Hyperbaric Oxygen Ther­ apy Department trill hold an open house lo celebrate the anniversary o f the opening o f the unit on TUri day, Aug. 18. Jrom 4 to 6 p.m. The public Is tnrilrd to tour the unit, meet tri/h the MtqJ and eq/oy compltmentary nJrenhmcntB. The unit Is located on the second floor q f Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital, 1401 W. Seminole DltxL I PAIN MANAGEMENT MEDICINE PETERR.PREGANZ,M.D. Bogfd Certified. American Bond of Aimtfailclogy Diplomats, American Academy of pan Menegement. — SpedaHxing In — DtagnaeU & Treatment O f garnering A if lm iw lr P m ii i f a i B . rA a mem fW fnw m tm j MmCm, M i ____ i - - j* 'Op Cancer Rein By Appointment or Btfrrml 330-7035 Sen in f Semimtie Coanfy Since I W Willie HBO therapy docs not work in all cases, CFRH has had great success with the program. Patients undergo anywhere from 10 to 60 hours of HBO therapy, five days a week, for an average of 90 minutes per session. The chambers are equipped with numerous monitoring devices and p a­ tients may sleep, read or watch tetamion . or vidsss -during the. treatment. Most are treated on an outpatient basis. There is little discomfort In the treatment. Shaw said. Mostly, patients complain ot the pressure to the eardrum, similar to dying, or diving. Shaw said in extreme cases, an ear, nose and throat su r­ geon will Install small tubes In the patient's ears. Then they go ‘down’ fine." L & v -w 4 The staff of Jsppsssn VMonQueet: Richard and Nancy Jappsasn (from Ml); KaNh Christianson, lab tsch; Pam Pollack, administrative director development. - , j~ I y V V _______ 4* MMOnKy§1uc vRilW y Of Pennsylvania. Vision tc one day clinic In Orlando each month. Operations once spread over several locations have been combined at the new lab. With the joint resources of grants and donations the new facility has offices and warehouse storage and. best of all, the state-of-the-art computer op­ erated machinery necessary for producing the glasses on sue. The Jeppcscns (hank companies Including AT&T, NationsBank and SunTrust to name only a few. Grant money has allowed the Jropescna to hire a minimal stall lor record .■ r^ i <, f ' . . Board of Ophthalmology, the American Board of Eye Surgery, and the National Boaid of Medical Examine*. . ya,v / Dr. PUutoweJd earned hie i degree at Columbia Untarrity and I ti -X." nedkaldegmatCorneBUidvenity. 1 (p * keeping and two opticians. They are still in need of the funds to hire a secretary. The plane, by the way, Is for sale. In the mean time U Is available for other uses. VIsionOuest could work in con­ junction with religious organi­ zations to provide vision serv­ ices in the field. Jeppesen VlsionQueat is a public nonprofit charily. The Jeppcscnt are grateful to the many companies and volun­ teers Uiat liave come forward to help in so many ways. As the program expands the Jeppeaens foresee providing glasses for every child In need In the stale of Florida, vision does not stop Nancy and Richard believe VP sionQuest Is s program that can work In every state and that no child In America should be denied a bright view of the future because of Anand al difficulties. Tt has brought us such Joy." remarks Richard. T h ese chil­ dren live in our community. They are port of our society.* He encourages any company or Individual looking for a hands on way to make a 'd if­ ference to Join the Quest. *We have the vehicle, Just climb aboard.* • ‘4 v; „# : * * * '/V" ' r Excellence in< 186o.EYE.EkAM . . % . * Three Convenient Locations Lake M a ry 407.333,5111 Orange City 904.774.0044 Daytona Beach 904,788.6696 www.filutowskieyc.com ■, .. v . ■ Dr.Rlutoweklia.the Medical and Surgical Director of the Filutowiki CUnkal Aedatant Professor at die Univmlty of South Horida. He is one of Central Florida'• moat experienced LASIKand 'no injection, no stitch, no patch' cataract surgeon*. Dr. Rlutowski is dedicated to providing the best possible eye care available. �Zt)t Heralb flamlnois HaraM, 8antonl, Florid* * Sunday, August 18,1990 -SO Sanford. Bom In Albany, N.Y.. the bride-elect la the maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mia. Mciwtn Hatlee of Bradenton and the paternal granddaughter of Ms. Mary Van Dyck of Lake Mary. She la a May. 1906 graduate of Clonlara High School. Aim Arbor. Mich., and la em­ ployed aa a receptionist and data enterer at Strang Com­ munications. Her fiance, bom at Lubbock. Texas, Is Ihe m a­ ternal grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Teny Lalng of Sanford, and the paternal grandson of AM R X u ■ r f*' - -V.: m O V E R T ^ r? P- He ta a May. 1996 of Monterey High EUtohoth Von Dyck. he was a linebacker nd a for the football la m. sophomore at International Christian University and ta employed aa an assistant marketer. The weddlM win be an event of Aug, 21. at 6 p.m.. at the lakeside of Lake Monroe in historic Sanford. Youth missionaries descend the hills with joyful hearts 1- - J sss i -• 4 ■immmd -H W.k BledsoeCato Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Uledaoe of Longwood, an­ nounce the engagement ■ sf their daughter. Lara Janette Uledaoe. to Matthew Brian Cato, aon of Glenda Cato of Tallahaaoca, and Donald R. Cato of Altamonte Springs. Dorn In Atlanta, the brideelect la the maternal grand­ daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ben (larger of Gainesville, and the paternal granddaughter of Mr. and alia. Fred G. Uledaoe of Palm Bay. Mb. Bledsoe Is a I99S graduate of College Park High School. Pleasant Hill. Corn. She will graduate ftrom University of Ccntnral Flor­ ida. Orlando. In May 1999 and is employed os s finan­ cial analyst by Siemens Telecom Network. _ . . Horn In Albany, Ga., the bridegroom-to-be la the m a­ ternal grandson of Jam es and Eleanor Smith o f Albany. Ga., and the paternal grand­ son of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Cato, alao of Albany. He ta a DORIS DIETRICH aaaw aaaaaai th each other. The helped serve In the dining hall at their camp. Sarah Pegram said It was hot up there but she didn't aeon to miss the amenities of home too much. Tt was great." she aald. U ra Matthww CM* M g m te gf Laan c sgmiy High School, Tallahassee, and la employed aa a p u r chaatng agent fay Metroscape Corp. newsl Groups (YHGal, each with a leader. The youths were saslined their Jobs dally and \o u get real, teal close to to the YHOa". Brace aald. The happy campers left the camp site dally about 9 a.m. to ga to their jobs and returned about 4:30 pan. In the evening, they had dinner, a worship session, singing, games and sharing wtth the entire small The Friday before leaving for home, the youths gathered around a big camp fire under wttn — ‘o™i instruand (till hearts. Brace hey took turns talking themselves and the changes they experienced. "We didn't want to leave, You a m t really explain the experience. II really changes you," he aald. ’You're really dose to God up there.* Advisor Linda Howard said, wea M M a m iia l* 11 V I I sIW f iO ll jC l The youths have already atartad making plana far next summer. T he whole packagr la the greatest experience of the whole year." Brace aakl. In o r­ der to make the trip they hold ftind-raisera during the year to help supplement the 6300.00 per person cost. Before leaving on their mis­ sion. the youths held a retreat at the home of Patricia and Lee Bowed with advisor Kathy Sontoa (who alao attended Moun­ tain TOP) leading the prep ses­ sion. Upon reluming uw group held another retreat at the home of Mike Bedell, the third advisor who also attended the youth mission. The retreat Is like ‘coming down the mountain," Brace said, "And bringing the moun­ tain Into the valley." Youth Church sponsors trip to Andre’s theater debut in Atlanta Noclle went In the city visiting family and Mends. They were the hauae guests of Bart Minott while slfttaaetng at the various attractions In Central Florida. U tar In the week, the Whytes joined dw youth and adult to return to 1h The Whytes i at St. John 119 Church; o»«y where they lei greeted Mends, afternoon of friends. CMy CammMiltnm VM me Improvement of this, our com­ munity. They are empowered and willing to work toward a successful community; educa­ tion and the need for voca­ tional classes In many fields where those who are not col­ lege bound wlU have an oppor­ tunity to study and have a kid successful life and work at what they like to do. Like skills must be top concern far our youth to become a successful citizen. Join the empowerment eoldemlc* Commissioner Velma Wil­ liams addressed the commu­ nity group at the first summit to enforce and work for among our citizens, for unity, to get In­ formed. to attend commission meetings and to read your local papers. Work and volunteer at your child's school. Ministers muat be true leaders. Inform Sanford Community Appre­ ciation Christian Fellowship Banquet will be held Saturday. Aug. 23. at ftOO p.m. at the Sanford CMc Center. Persona of the community wtd be hon­ ored. Get your tickets from I ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Dyck of Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter. Elizabeth L Van Dyck, to Patrick lan Keelsuver, son of Mr. and Mrs, Larry Keefsuver, alao of Youtha and their edvleon of the Flret United Methodlet Church In Sentord teke one loot look et Comp Overton In Tenneooee whore they epent more then e week ee youth mleolonarloo helping the Im­ poverished Appa­ lachian mountain folk repair and clean their dweltInga aa wall aa the countryalde. .... . Van Dyck-Keefauver ------ Mountain TOP Mission �4 C •Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Sunday, August 16. 1998 T he B ledsoes m ark silver anniversary Wanda Mae Usina Edward Broadway exchange vows Wanda Mae Usina of Apopka, and Michael Edward Broadway of Sanford, ex­ changed wedding vows on Sunday. July IB. following the 11 o.m. service at the First United Methodist Church In Sanford. The Rev. Beth Fogle-Mlllcr. church pastor, performed the tradi­ tional double ring ceremony. Hie bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richmond R. Lewis of Panama City. The bridegroom Is the son of the late Lottie Broadway Echols and the late Harvey C. Broadway of Sanford. Soprano Marlene Mraz sang "The Lord's Prayer." ac­ companied by Dan Sellers. The bride chose for her vows a tea-length candlelight gown fashioned along the Victorian silhouette with a Dr. And Mrs Michael E. Bledsoe of IxtiRwood o b w w d their 2r>ih wedding anniversary on Aug, II. The couple were n u tn ird on that date In 1973 at R ; ’: Trinity United M ethodist C hurch In Oninesville. The Bledsoes celebrated their anniversary with ■ cruise to the B aham as. They are the paren ts of two children: Lnra. , a student nt University of Central H onda, and Ben. a student nt Lake Mary High Sehooly. . ' J a n Bledsoe Is employed as an educator and Dr. Bledsoe Is chKTon skirt and lace bodice rpibelllslird with pearls and sequins. She wore n spray of baby's breath In her Frenchbraided hair and carrlrd an arm bouquet of lavender and pole flower flowers and white roses showered with baby's breath. Melissa Usina. daughter of the bride, und Megan Broad­ way. daughter of the bride­ groom. attended the bride as molds of honor. Melissa wore a pale yellow dress and Mewore a coordinating yelMcKinley Hall of the church. dress. Each wore baby's A color scheme of lavender breath In her hair and car­ and yellow wns used in the ried pale yellow carnations decor. Jean Norris was in Interspersed with baby's charge of decorations a s­ breath and greenery. sisted by the Altar Guild and Michael Broadway attended Ann Klmmons. The huge his father as best man. Ush­ tiered caked was designed by ers were Jerry Bartel. Bill Linda Lee of Ocean City. Md„ Baer, John Rogers and Steve sister of the bride. Church 1 ■' MIX MEN • UTORNCY ATUW e "Get tiie legal help you need at a prke you can afford" Divcm. O w nl CWfl, O M m I DifasafTMncflXJL Gostm. CDrecradoM. t a i o d l^wy, WUh. ta ts* . GwrJusUvf* BUSINESS‘ AUTO* HOME‘ LIFE‘ HEALTH COMPLETE INSURANCE C0VEM8E It's not every day a person celebrates a 75th birthday. Vemon Fedderson's 78th birthday was on an historic weekend. On Friday,-Aug. 7. the City of Lake Manr turned 25 years old and celebrated the anniversary with a big bash on Saturday. Aug. 8. Vem'a party waa Sunday. Aug. 9. This weekend was also the 28th an ­ niversary of the Lake Mary Ro­ tary Club. Dozens of family and friends showed up to celebrate the oc­ casion with Vem. They gave glowing testimonials, but they also told * funny and memorable stories about Vem. His daughter. Diane, said she LAKE MARY MARY ROWELL exceptional grandfather. Al­ though. If you tee his wife Do­ rothy out and about tn Lake Hta volunteer jobs have been numerous. Vem has been a member of the Lake Maty Ro­ tary for 28 years. He received an award from Rotary for Out­ standing Service for 1907-1908. He Is also a Paul Hards Fellow tn Rotary. In the 2ft years Vem has been a member, he has never missed a meeting. That's 1.280 meetings. The Lake Mary Rotary ch ar­ tered the Community Im­ provement Association In 1976. Their goal, to build a community building for the or­ ganizations of the city. Vem Joined the CIA In Ua' Infancy and has been with It for 22 years. He managed the Com­ munity Building from 1988 un­ til 1990. The CIA honored Vem with the Harry Terry Award for 1997. Vem has served as the President of Rotary and of the CIA. Vem was also on the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce for many years. In 1991. he waa named Citizen of the Year by the Chamber. In addition to hta outstand­ ing service as a volunteer. Vem day of the month, the women go out an the town for lunch. Their moot recent gathering waa at the Red Lobster at Seminole Towne Center In Sanford. LAFRA also supports a number of charitable organ!- years. Marie SundvalL (he charter president who is still active, has been a member for 46 years. For Information, call Ann. 330-1988. Among workshops, network­ ing opportunities and o th tr events, attendees also took part In a Pilot Walk b d d a t Celebration on July 18 to u p port the wwock of the Founda­ tion tn brain-related disorders. Ruth participated as a walker and Marian waa a ghost walker. Pilot International, founded tn 1921. is a volunteer service organization of business and professional leaders to improve the quality of life In communi­ ties throughout the world. The organization's service focus la helping persons with brainrelated disorders and disabili­ ties. The Pilot International Foundation awar ds thousands of dollars annually in grants and scholarships which farther education, research and pro­ grams that benefit those a f­ fected by neurological diseases and injuries to the brain. The Ladles Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association Unit 147 la one of the county's larg­ est organizations with 372 members, according to Presi­ dent Ann Lyons. The member­ ship la made up of Navy. Ma­ rines and Coast Ouaard wives who meet monthly at the FRA Chapter home on West First Street. Every other second Wednes­ WBHBk technician product manager for ^ -----------EcoSclence Corporation. MlehMl and Jan Local legend celebrates 75th birthday Like many Floridians. Vem originally came from some­ where else. He was bom in Center. Neb., but spent hta formative years tn lows. The son of a Lutheran teacher. Vem had seven brothers and slaters. In December 1940, at 17. he joined the Navy. He would spend the next 20 years in the Navy. He aaw places Mb French Morocco and Beirut when It was still a beautiful city. He was tn the Heavy Attack squadron and not long before hta retirement, he was trans­ ferred to Sanford. When he re­ ared. he decided to stay. He moved to Lake Mary In 1963. Hta fobs after retiring Included working at the post office, running Scholl's Fish Camp In Sanford and selling Insurance. 1 OAINK8 ATTENDS EVERT The JunloreUea of the Flor­ ida Federation of Women's Clubs recently held a statewide Ths Stardust •crate* Unit of Old Scouts In Lake Mary will hold their last recruitment night Monday. Aug. 17 at 7 p.m. at Heathrow Elementary School. Roundup has already been held at Lake Mary and Wilson Elementary. If you are unable to attend the roundup Monday, or If you were unable to attend the pre­ vious roundups, you daughter can atlUJo in Old Scouts. Ju st call the School Coordinator for you school. For Heathrow, call JoAnne Feiner a t 333-2700; far Lake Maty, call Colleen Dourtno at 321>8830 and for Wilson, call Cynthia Talley at 3230407. Although roundups are not held at the t ***1* and high schools, girls are encouraged 1 £ m mmmr iC W m T h efiM tair CM A <Sihle INIUKANCK OROUP l eSina l mil • — 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 SM7 Uk« B m M. LakaMary Here 1b Serve Your Household Furnishing & Appliance Needs j) Layaw ay (or) Financing J �Swninolfl Herald, Sanford, Florida ■Sunday, Auguet 18,1098 •80 llgfrn* s*rgjj |o>wW t \*1S a-— —. k Mom should beat a retreat when adult children battle ----- ■lfw«»wri children (T ed- and 'Alice*) love each other dearly but get into fre­ quent ttflk. Altar the last one, they warn not epeakln*. It waa Ted's birthday and Alica waa leaving town, so aha aakad me to give him a card aha had choaan. I knew thia card wouldn't go over well. Altar Alice left, I went to the atore and bought a card that I knew exproaaad how ahe really feela. I aifnod bar name to it and threw out the other one. I don’t think that either oao of them will find out what I did. Whan Ted opened the card, ha waa vary touched. Ha really Uhad The card made him happy. Waa I wrong to do what I did? MOTHER WHO CARES ___ • DBAS MOTHERi Tour letter te lle m e y e a r c h ild re n a re g r e w , but yunr notions any oth- SBS&TQL* la k ^ .r L a « rw .Iru ^-^ Tr‘ ft _ ABIGAIL VAN BUREN _____,________________ .. Nursing Homea (8FMNH) has found from axperianca th a t the activity •Grieving' calls lor — visitin f people in nursing homea — needs to bo a community effort, not just the efforts of Individuals (although I’m not at all discouraging families and friends from visiting). It needs to be wall-organised. Voluntoer training and support aro crudaL Whan visiting la oona in the J*gH n £JB3A. •***£*•? H iy i DEAR CLAIREr You aro ab­ solutely correct. But I thought th e te a c h e r w ould a c c e p t It more readily if be or aha boawd it from th e school prlaelnnL rath er than the atudonta. 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SPORTS...PAGE IB Seen around Seminole Naruta and Vach o f the tinning Bears Sanford, Cassolborry, Lako Mary, Longwood, Randy Morris, the county chair­ man. began to grow a beard two weeks ago but saw It wasn't what he had In mind. Beards aren't for everyone. Larry Dale, thr mayor of Sanford, looked fine with his but M onts Isn't Dale. Each time Morris looked at Dale he realized all the more why Dale could w rar a beard and he couldn't. Abe Lincoln had a fine beard. So did Ulysses Grant. Theodore Roosevelt had a mustache but since he was in ofllce there hasn't been any facial hair on thr big guys at thr W hite House. It Is hard to Imagine John Kennedy with a beard or m us­ tache. Same for Richard Nixon. Can't Imagine BlU Clinton with a beard o f mustache, either. For a long while baseball play­ ers weren't allowed to facial hair. T h r Cincinnati Reds still have such a rule. The Reds were Uilrrraied In getting the m ar­ velously mustachioed reliever Rollle Fingers one year but he choose to quit rather than shave. Many relief pitchers like to wear beards o r mustaches. They believe It makes them look m en­ acing. A1 lira bosky was so mean looking he was called the Mad Hungarian. Bruce Sutter looked like Blackbeard. Fox Broadcasting Is having fun trying to find out If people like football commentator Terry Bradshaw with or without a mustache and goatee. One o f the reasons Walt Frazier was Cool Clyde o f the New York Knlcks was because of a fine beard. Only the sidekicks - never the hrro - had beards In the old B Western movies. Fuzzy St. John's beard was neat enough for him to be called Fuzzy. Gabby Hayes had a fine beard, too. Fuzzy and Gabby, fine bearded friends. We'll not forget Groucho'B mustache or Papa Hemingway’s beard. In a piece called Cathedral. author Raymond Carver writes o f a blind man. T h is blind man. feature this, he was wearing a full beardl A beard on a blind man! Too much. I say.'* Th e blind man may have had an advantage having a beard. T h e biggest problem I had with mine was having to see It.” Randy Morris said. Russ While writes about peo­ ple places and Issues In Seminole County. If you have an Idea for a column, please call 322 2611. write P.O. Dox 1667. Sanford. 32772. County olnea ISOS W ED N ESDAY. N O V E M B E R 4, 1998 91st Y E A R , No. 53 Some fellows need to shave H 50C M U Voters speak loud and clear ✓ Y es to hotel By BUI Kerns HERALD STAFF W RITER SANFORD - Sanford voters approved by u 56-44 percent margin the referendum authorizing the city co m m is­ sion to leuse a portion of Fort Mellon Park ami to authorize development of a ho­ tel/conference cen ter and City Park complex. The vote clcurs the way for the city and PRA Developm ent Corporation o f Connecticut to seek the necessary permits to move forward with development plans for a proposed &IO-40 million hotel/conference center that would occupy 7.9 aerrs on the western portion of Fort Mellon Park. ’ Now the development will continue post-haste.* Sanford Mayor Larry Dale said. "W rT r going to be finalizing thr plans with Seminole County. I'm very excltrd. because Sanford run takr thr lead In C rn tral Florida Tills will bring p ro s ­ perity. Jobs, and recreation. W e'rr going to lower thr tax rule. rals« property values, and bring real prosperity into Sanford.Dale said lie hopes thr amount o f participation on both sides of the referendum will spur greater public dla- logur In other Issues. T h r city's proposal calls for a (X) to 100.000 square foot urnfcrrnce center, u 300 room ho­ tel. a restaurant, a public boardwalk along L ik e Monroe, landscaping along thr park, fishing piers, w atrrrraft m a­ rina clerks, and other retail uses. There would lie 8.3 arres re­ served on thr eastern portion o f the park for recreation and the bcNirdwalk. while existing civic facilities will remain In place on 4.3 arres. T h r S in ford Museum, civic renter, senior center, and thr chamber o f commerce wouUI rrm aln In their current locations. Plans have already been fi­ nalized Ijy thr city for thr two ballflrlds on Fori Mellon Park to Ih- moved to Chose Park, as |>art of a $412,000 project to create a clover-leafed four flcid Hanford Central Sports C o m ­ plex. T h r four new fields, tu be placed adjacent to Historic Scnford MenMiri.il Stadium and Zinnbrck Field, will give the com plex six ballflrlds. C on structlon will begin In Jan. 1999. and will br ro n ip letr later In the year. Com m issioner Velma W ll llatns said thr turnout of the black community and other PtoeM m « Park, page 3A Sanford Mayor Larry Data and Joe Pacttti of tha PRA development grocp calebrata In Megnoto Square Tuesday after the hotel complex referendum at Ft. M elon Park paaaed by an overwhelming margin. / Yes to decency I n i n i s ;im\oih-7 county's voters approved on ordinance put on the ballot a f­ ter a petition drive by the Seminole County Citizens for Decency. Cusselberry Pastor Mark George, the leader o f the group, trailed Linda C. Hart In a close race fur a com m is­ sioner’s seat In Casselberry. Supervisor o f Elections. Sandy Guard said the rrsult won't be determined until 5.700 ab sen ­ tee ballots are counted today. *1 think the people o f S em i­ nole County have risen to a new high o f comm unity stan­ dards." George said. "This Is a new day In this county." Seminole County C om m is­ sion Chairman Randy Morris said he expects the board will *»* The Georges had a mixed victory following Tuesday s election results Mark George lost his bid for a seat on the Casselberry City Commission, a decency ordinance he spearheaded passed at the county level. By Rose White HERALD STAFF W RITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Given a choice o f decency or Inde­ cency. the county's voters chose decency on Tuesday. Seminole County will no longer be Florida’s aunaturel choice. Nude dancing has been glvrn a resounding heave-ho. Voters overwhelmingly ap­ proved a Public Decency O rdi­ nance that will cover up the exotic dancers ut a half dozen Nuisance abatement board SANFORD - The Nuisance Abatement Hoard will meet today at 6:30 p.m. at City Commission Conference Room. Sanford City Hall. 300 North Park Avc., Sanford. Am ong the Items on the agenda are sta ­ tus reports for Ridgewood Villas. Sunshine Liquors, Inc., Chance's SupcrM arket. T o n y’s Bar, and West Indies. Industry recognition SEMINOLE COUNTY - Nearly 600 busi­ ness. community, and political leaders will honor more than two dozen com pa­ nies for locating, expanding and/or creat­ ing Jobs In Seminole County at the Fourth Annual Industry Recognition Luncheon. clubs In Casselberry and Fern Park. Th r ordinance also sets a minimal level for public dress for anyone 10 or older. For nearly two decades. Sem inole County has been a magnet for those wishing to see total nude dancing at clubs such as Rachel's, Club Juana, and Circus Circus. Unless a t­ torneys for these businesses can present a convincing case, the dancers will cover up and stay that way. More tlian 57 percent of sign o ff on the referendum when It meets on Tuesday, and send notification to T a lla h a s­ see. He said the ordinance should be In effect In two weeks.. Residents o f Casselberry and Fern Park have argued that the nude clubs have decreased proj)erty values and Increased crime. George said that the new nile will make a major difference In the econom ic status o f thr area und o f the county. Sheriff Don Esllnger and his staff are prepared to enforce the decency law. which re­ quires dancers to cover specific PU s m m « Decency, Page 3A In B r ie f These companies have Invested nearly 300 million dollars In Seminole County and have created nearly 1.500 new Jobs. The luncheon, hosted by the Greater Seminole County Cham ber o f Commerce on Thursday, begins at 11:30 a.m. In the Presidential Ballroom . C hu rch Street Station. Orlando, with the Gallery of Progress. The Gallery features colorful renderings and descriptions o f the honorecs projects. Keynote speaker for the event will be Dennis Harward. president and clUef executive officer o f HTE. Inc., Lake Mary. For more Information call (407) 834-4404. Bud and Millie Stockman of St. Petersburg played doubles in the ten­ nis competition Tuesday. More on the Games, pages 4A-6A Heathrow women meet HEATHROW - Diane Parker, executive director o f the G reater Lake MaryHeathrow Chamber o f Commerce will be the guest speaker for the Heathrow Women's Club November luncheon. Parker, originally from Chicago, moved to the Centra) Florida area In 1985. She opened the first official office for the chamber In 1990. Founded In 1923, It Is the oldest active clu m b er in Florida. In 1990 the chamber had approximately 100 members. Today there are more than 1.000 members In five counties. Parker was recently recognized as one o f the lop 25 business women In Central Florida. The meetings are held on the second Monday o f the month. For more Informa­ tion call Linda Wish at (407) 333-3702. Purple tea SANFORD - Purple Tea. presented by The American Cancer Society’s Sisters Alive Committee, will be held Nov. 14 from 10 a.m. until noon at House o f Refuge M inistries. 1001 Celery Ave.. Sanford. The theme for the tea. will be "Reclaiming Our Worth By Reclaiming Our Health.’ There will be food, door prizes and gospel music. There Is no charge, but reservations are required by Monday. For more Informa­ tion call (407) 843-8680. IN D E X Classified . . . .4B-5B Comics . . . . Crossword . . Dear Abby . . Dr. O ott . . . Horoscope . . Obituaries . . People . . . . Police Briefs s e e s 3A Sports . . . . T V .............. Weather . . . �IM -A :1 Fk-<\ti Sefmno" WttdrcsJav November 4 1998 E a s ie r p la n f o r sa v in g s b o n d s in tro d u c e d M x «d Photo 6* M in t KxwXIna Students, teach ers and parents gather at C room s A cadem y. SPECIAL TO T1IE HERALD T h r D epartm ent of the Trrusury ts n u k in g It easier for Am ericans to enjoy the benefits o f regular sivln gs with Its new EusySavrr Plan for U.S. Sittings Bonds. In a program began Monday, millions o f Am ericans who don’t have access to p a y­ roll savings plans will, for the fits! tim e. I>e able to buy lxtnds automatically for them selves or their families All an EasySaver custom er needs to do is to com plete a simple order form authorizing Treasury to charge their bank account for the price o f the bond. Investors choose the dates to charge their account for their savings bund pu r­ chase. The only condition Is tli.it investors must purchase at least two bonds each year. Custom ers can purchase the popular Series EE bond or the new InflationIndexed I Bond. "EasySaver Is the latest Innovation that we have Introduced to encourage savings and to broaden access to Treasury seeu rl ties." Assistant S ecretory Gary G en sler said "W ith EasySaver. we have sim plified tnc process tor I '20 million m ore A m erl cans to buy savings bonds on a regular b a ­ sis " EasySaver was developed m response to consum er research showing that nearly one In five respondents were Interested In buying bonds regularly through author l/ed debits to their bank accounts. Em p loyccs of small burlinesses were partlr u iarlv Interested in an automata purchase plan like EasySaver as It gives them at cess to a regular savings plan like the 7 million Am ericans w ho buy b on d s through payroll savings plans at work t o enroll, a pun baser sim ply • um pletes the order form w hich is available at the Bureau o f the Public Debt's website at www.easysitver.gov or bv calling 1 H77 HI I SAVE, and malls It to the Federal R e ­ serve Bank of Richmond. T h r Richm ond Federal lb-serve Is operating EasySaver for Public Debt. In about four weeks, custom ers re c e iv e written coullnnatlon that their Easy Savor accounts are active, and they will begin ri i l iving I h iiii Is .is requested Bonds a re then Issued .is the cilstom rr requested. Customers don't need to do aiivthlug else and bonds will lie issued au tom atically until they cancel the enrollment. Series EE I miiuIs , which sell for half their face value will be available through EasySaver In $50. $75. 8KK), #100. $50 0 and S I.000 denominations. Series I In fla ­ tion Indexed savings tmnds. which sell for face value, will l>o available lit S.r»0. $75. $100. sf»t mi and S I.000 denom inations. When the new $200 denomination I Bond is introduced In May 1009. It will be •ivallablt thtough EasySaver. Crooms Headstart celebrates programs 33rd anniversary By Marva H aw kins HERALD CO RRESPO ND EN T SANFORD - Croom s A c a d ­ emy Headstart celebrated the T lr d y i nr o f the National Headstart program recen tly. In the midst o f tills ever changing world. Headstart has proven to be th r program which lias helped to rally to inspire confidence and d ir e c ­ tions for m any fam ilies and ch ildren . Crooms Headstart ts the b e ­ ginning and a building block for child developm ent and s o ­ cialization. Headstart offers children m any opportu nities which at one tune could only be afforded by those o f sub­ stantial means. Headstart Is a learning environm ent with nurturing and raring p rofes­ sionals: teachers like Betty Donaldson. Sadie Brown. Jackie Kellv and Romona Ben ton. The teachers give Croom s Headstart children a school atm osphere at no out of pocket cost to the parents. The 33rd B anner H eadstart celebration brought parents out to eat lunch with their child. Involvement Is Im p o r­ tant to the child's growlh. Open House was held during the month o f O ctober for the 33rd anniversary at Hamilton Headstart. Th r children p r e ­ pared their room s with art made In their classes. Crooms Headstart parents visiting their child's room were: Beverly Collins. C arrie A. Dinn. Martcola Garcia. Berman W illiams. Nicole Perkins. Andrea Coleston. Alevedo Escavtllc. Tayde Es­ camilla and Klin G reen. Donaldson encourages the com m unity to visit Croom s Headstart. She is the site su­ pervisor and Is also a teacher. % mtmnolr IjrralD 300 N French Ave . Sanford (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 W h r / i the* p f # » s s ts to fi* «»d . «i// i s s.itn .in </ • y h m h #s .»/>/•• f hnntt i s ./ o/fo r s o n 1« 1 T ID E S LO CAL FO R ECAST upper-70s. Lows In the mid60s. Thursday: M orning showers. Highs In the mid70s. Lows In the mid-50s. Fri­ day: Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-7Os. Lows in the low50s. Saturday: Sunny. Highs In the low-70s. Lows In the mid-50s. E X TE N D E D O U TL O O K WEDNESDAY T H U R S D A Y Shwra 79 65 Shwzni 7 5 54 SATU RD AY P t c ld y 7 3 5 3 S u n n y 7 2 54 LOTTERY H e ro aro the w inning -lum bers soloctod on T u e s d a y in the Flori­ da Lottery F a n ta s y 5 2 -1 1 -1 5 -2 1 -2 4 L o tto (O c t . 3 1 ) 1 6 -1 8 -2 4 -3 3 -3 8 -4 4 W = Cash3 Z m zrn m u K i S D a y to n a B e a c h 8i N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : Seas are 2- 3 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona ts 76 degrees and at New Symrna. 77 degrees. Winds are from the west at 10-15 m.p.h. «■ » S»cminole H erald "Seninx Seminole County Since IWIR" Wednesday. November 4. 1998 • Vol. 91. No 53 Put' sred Daily Except Monday. Saturday A Christmas by Repute Newspapers inc *300 N French Ave . Santord. FL 32771 Phone (407)322-2611 Fax (407)323-9408 Ma"a Orem ■Editor Jett BerXrvcxe CrX-via Pvjh •B«.vr*** Manager Snan Brodat Don* Oetncti L-nda Sen-gel Jearve Hughe* ADVERTISING tW Kem* Keiivi Werner - Maragar Dean Smart Cheryl Stcne Tommy Vincent .V»,-er S* rton Ru*» Wf.te CLASSIFIED ADMINISTRATION J&rJee Mariai ttmt Boner LEGALS Margaret Boscrwn PRODUCTION CIRCULATION Betty Berrefl Vet.Mla Mom* Fran* Vcxtoxne • Manager Peggy Beenner Gena BuXur - Operation* Freda Metmer* Chery Smart PRESS k STRIPPING Robert SXip Coe an Marx Savoie Bill Egan JacXE Ritchie fctein Tyrrell. Jr • Head Prewnan EDITORIAL HerxxKai HovLige Fad a> Santord F cn U and «»*'•. .re majirq ottce* usf*s aatzeo c .timaiior Sero adores* cbarge* to h e SEMINOLE MEflALO m , iv i 'nor tailrjfd Fl U t t i tneT Republic nationally on the I‘SAT. As a group these 23 stu­ dents: •averaged 1455 on the SAT •accumulated an average 3.92 C.PA •ranked 14 tn iui average class size o f 538 •and scored an average o f 32 on the A C T com posite. The 23 Sem inole County Public School students are: Priscilla C. A lexander (L ik e M ary High). Eileen S. Bcvts (O viedo High). Darin Buxhautn (Lake Mary High). Kristin Calhoon (Oviedo High). Shunna Crankshaw (Lake Mary High). Chad F. Durgln III (Lake M ary High), Joseph P. Eckstrom (L ik e Mary High). Krista Jean Edm undson (Lake Brantley High). Karen L Gagnon (Lik e M ary High). Sara J. Gam ble (Lake Mary High). Kristina C. Hamm ond (Ovtrdo High). Seth M. Henries (L ik e Mary High). Ruth M. Hummel (L ik e M ary High). Brian Janovltz (Lyman DATE BOOK S TA TIS TIC S The high temperature In Sanford Tuesday was 80 degrees and the overnight low was 68. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m. Wednesday totaled 0.00 Inch­ es. •Sunrise.................6:38 a.m. *Sunaet..................5:38 p.m. z P|ay4 5-8-2-B = WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 4:40 a.m.. maj. 10:50 a.m.. min. 5:00 p.m.. maj. 11:15 p.m. TIDES: D aytona Beach: high: 7:35 a.m.. 8:00 p.m., low: 1:14 a.m.. 1:50 p.m. New S m yrna Beach: high: 7:40 a.m.. 8:05 p.m.. low: 1:19 a.m.. 1:55 p.m.. C ocoa Beach: high: 7:55 a.m., 8:20 p.m.. low: 1:34 a.m.. 2:10 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS FR ID A Y SPECIAL TO TH E HERALD SANFORD - The S rm ln o lr County Public Schools re­ cently honored 23 students w ho have been recognized .*» National Merit Scholarship Scinlflnallsts for the 1998-99 school year. These students scored tn the top half of one percent ....... ... Today: Showers. Highs In the Pictured (from left) are the 1952 officers ot the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Martin Stinecipher. presi­ dent. Oscar Harrison, financial secretary. Earl Higginbotham last vice president. P P Camp­ bell. treasurer. Douglas Stenstrom. second vicopresident. Joel Field, immediate past presi­ dent. Ralph Smith, secretary Di­ rectors that year worn O K Golf Rupert Strickland. Luther Doss. Ed Shmhosler Lester Tharp and Ed McKinley M erit scholars honored Still The'ge^For Local News Serving Seminole Cotmrty Since jyew SPORTS • PEOPLE HEALTH & FITNESS • BUSINESS Vintage view Sutwrplron Hate* (Daily & Sunday) MaU Mriitvi DeLvery $24 00 3 Monlfvi $1950 $39 00 $48 00 6 Month* $96 00 $78 00 1 Year M g FUrOa Ftovdenl* a >1 7% uin* tax •Jl to above ratus ■ w l ,Yct» i/mpen. Inc. N ov. 4, 1998 Today u the JOSIft day of I'J'JA und the 13rd day of fall I I L IT T 4 s TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in 1842. Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln were married in Springfield. Ill On this day in 1922. King Tut s tomb was discovered, more lhan l oon years after his death On this day in 1921. Nellie T Ifuss of Wyoming became the first woman to be elected governor in the United States T O D A Y 'S llllt TODAYS: It F (ioodrich <1841 I888». manufacturer: Will Rogers <1879 1935). humorist: Walter Cronkite <1916 ». broadcast journalist, is 82, Art Carney <1918 », actor, is 80. Loretta Swit 0937 i. ac­ tress. is 61. Robert Mapplethorpe (1946 1989i. photographer. Markie Post 0950 ). actress, is 48 TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in 1923. Chicago's George llalas picked up a tumble and ran 98 yards, scoring a touchdown against the Oorang Indi ans. TODAY'S QUOTE: "Politics has got so expensive that it lakes lots ol money to even get beat with " Will Rogers TODAY'S WEATHER: On this day in 1922. a tornado traveled from Sugar City. Colo. to just northwest of Genoa, a distance of 85 miles SOl HlE I leather (iunlr CairntLir Auoni Publuhmg Ltd -------- T O D A Y 'S moon MOON Full ; » » NEWSPAPER KNTKHPKI.SK ASSN High). David L rr (Oviedo High). Thom as J. L iv e III (L ik e H o w ­ ell High), Steven M Palumbo Jr. (L ik e Mary High). B en ja ­ min M. Pelleson (L ik e Bran tlry High). Nathan M Srhkotl (Oviedo High), Janies W orces ter (Lake Howell High), Jctitil fer M. Yantz (L ik e M ary High). Y ro n Y o on lla k r l lr a o llr y High). $~fl.99 K Prf Month Main*# with rottcmsi cf voice mu W II.U N P A C K W I R E L E S S GRAND OPENING Hits FUXCHIU • U*IC«3 m a m I7a*a) • full Oigitil Voice Mill N3m Only $1 M Month • P i;tn SUrting n 129' U O IO H O I A lit MM H ! ' • Found i Piq i H (ugxi tsA / N Wt Cm Turn It Cv •OfiA) .rnimsHTuIe/y' • No Conflict1 HOW Walk tn/ W»lk Out • ■TN FR EE FREE C o lo r ( a x e A C h a in «t xv 7 I I .I * * : \ �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Flonda •Wednesday. November 4. 1998 •3 A D ecency POLICE LOG The following reports mere compilerI from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office for Incltlents recorderI Noe. 3: Burglary: SANFORD. French Avenue, 1400 block. Nov. I. 2:22 p in. A 24-yrar old man was arrested by Sanford Poller for burglary to a conveyance. Poller said the man was acting suspiciously In die parking lot o f a business. They said he was looking In the windows of cars parkrd thrrr. W lien they stopped to question him. they notlcrd thr window on a nearliy car was hrokrn. A f­ ter they began talking to him. he admitted to having broken the window o f the ear and to having taken some Item s from that ear. Domestic violence: FERN PARK. Highway 17-92. 7400 block. Nov.. 2. 4:1!) a m. A 35 year old n u n was arrrstrd liy Sem inole County s h e riffs deputies for domestic violence. Deputies said thr man had Ix-rn arguing with his w lfr while the couple was dnvlng In their ear and hr had rhokrd her and sh r had klrkrd him In the face In an effort to have him release her. SANFORD. Beider Avenue. 100 block. Nov. I. 7:33 p in An IH-yrar-old man was arrested liy Sem inole County s h e riffs deputies for dom rstlr vlolenre. Deputies said he and his g irl­ friend were throwing things at each other when she asked him to stop When he did not, a verbal argument began. That a r ­ gument turned violent and the man and the girlfriend (a m inor) each hit the other on several occasions. Doth were arrrstrd. W itnesses reported that they often arr Involved In physical a l ­ tercations coa tla M d from Pag* i a parts o f their breasts and bu t­ tocks. Violations arc punish­ able by as much as S500 In lines and 60 days In Jail. In re­ cent months, deputies have made arrests at several clubs. H ie re are different guidelines because o f the new rule. A lto m ry Hugh Trres. repre­ senting six o f the nude dunelng clubs, said he Is going to file a $15 million to $20 million law suit against the county based on the nudity ban. He said the property rights protection act allow s the club owners to be com pensated when new laws hurt their property values. 'G overnm ent cannot simple destroy the value o f these ex ­ isting businesses and exjiei t to pay nothing for doing so.” Trees Informed the Hoard o f County C om m issioners. Attorney Rick Nelson has agreed to drfend the C onstitu ­ tionality o f the new law. He has told the rounty that thr law will stand up In any rourt. Drugs: continued from Pago 1A m inorities was rrttlcal to the results o f the referendum W il­ liams said the majority of the bl.uk comm unity supported the hotel/conference renter for the economic development and new Jobs that can com e. "H its Is a new day for San­ ford and the lilac k community.* W illiam s said. 'N ew bu si­ nesses will open up And. h o ­ tels nerd plumbers, elrctri clans, telephone repairmen Also, there can lie hotel m an­ agement internships thnmgh Bush wins and m ore By Bill Kent* HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY • The election of J rh llusli as F lo r­ ida’s Governor and the a p ­ proval of Sem inole County's public decency ordinance highlighted Tuesday’s election results. Hush was elected 63 to 37 percent, and the decency ordi­ nance was approved r>7 to 43 p ercm l. Thr uliseoter ballots have not been counted at the time o f this printing Sanford voters approved the referendum to permit the building of a h otel/conferrnrr center by 56 to 44 perc ent Tw o city comm ission seats In Casselberry may hang on yet to be recorded absentee b a l­ lots Linda Hart defeated .Mark George for com m issioner seat 3 by 211 votes. 52 to 4H per­ cent. For com m issioner seat I, Dave Henson defeated Tom Ecker by 93 votes. 51 to 49 percent. Owen Shrppard defeated Kay Robertson for Casselberry's seat 2 54 to 46 prrrent. Casselberry's non-binding resolution on whether thr city comm ission may enact legisla ­ tion prohibiting nudity In an establishment licensed to sell alcohol passed 61 to 39 per­ cent. Hob Graham was re-elected for the U S. Senate. 56 to 44 percent, over Charlie Crist. Corrlne Drown was re-elected to the U.S. House of Represen­ tatives over challenger Hill Randall liy 2H1 votes. 53 to 47 percent. Florida voters approved an amendment preserving the death penalty. 75 to 25 p er­ cent. Thr amendment granting counties the authority to re quire a criminal history rec­ ords check and a three to five day w aiting period for the pur­ chase of a firearm passed 67 to 33 perrrnt H ie amendment stating that requirements for ballot access of Independent and m inor party candidates cannot be grrater than those for major party candidates was approved 59 to 4 I percent. The voters rejected an amendment that would have removed a requirement that on owner o f historic projierty must tie Involved In renovating the property to lie granted ad valorem tax exemption. H ie amendment authorizing Florida's legislature to grant an additional 925.000 hom estead tax exemption to people 65 years of age or older, whose Income docs not exceed a cer­ tain amount, passed 69 to 31 percent. An amendment requiring .u trq u a tr provision lor co n s e r­ vation of natural resources and creating the Fish and W ildlife Conservation C om m ission passed 74 to 26 percent. H ie amendment providing for future local elections to decide whether to continue electing circuit and county Judges or to adopt a system o f appointm ent of those Judges by the governor was rrjected 56 to 44 percent. Katherine Harris defeated Karrn Glevers 65 to 35 percent for Florida's Secretary o f State. Hob Hutterworth defeated David Hludworth In a d o se a t­ torney general's race. 52 to 48 percent. In thr race for treasurer. Hill Nelson and Tim Ireland are awaiting the absentee ballots, as the current count shows Nelson defeating Ireland 51 to 49 percent. Hob Milligan d e ­ feated f ’ewall Daughtrey 09 to 31 percent for com ptroller. Tom Gallagher defeated Peter W allace for education com m is­ sioner 65 to 35 jicrcrnt. Hob Crawford drfratrd Rich Faircloth for agriculture com m is­ sioner 55 to 40 percent. Huddy Dyer defeated Dean Mosley for the U.S. Senate. 65 to 35 per­ cent. Catherine M. Porter. 102. Welch Road. Apopka, died Monday. Nov. 2. 1998 at Th e Summit. Apopka. Horn Aug. 29. 1896 In Chicago. 111., she moved to Central Florida In 1958. Mrs. Porter was a homemaker. She was a Chris­ tian Scientist. Survivors Include daughters. Suzanne P. Connolly. Lake Mary. Jean P. Moore. Hethesda. Md.; seven grand­ children; 10 great grandchildren: one great-greatgrandchild. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ m ents. JOSEPH JOHN SIEGEL Joseph John Siegel, 60. Verona Roud. DeHary. died Monday. Nov. 2. 1998 at his residence. Horn In Ph iladel­ phia. Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1986 from New Lon­ don. Conn. Mr. Siegel was a dispatcher and worker for the Sem inole County Road M ainte­ nance Department. He served in the U.S. Navy. Mr. Siegel was a Catholic. Survivors Include wife. Uarbaru Francis; daughter. Anndrea. Connecticut; sons. Tim othy. John, both o f C o n ­ necticut: step-sons. C raig Hmssard. Florida. Cory Hrassard. Christopher Hrassard. both o f Connecticut: mother. Mary Ellen. Philadelphia. Pa.; brothers. William. Pen n sylva­ nia. Harry. Florida: sisters. V e ­ ronica Moore. New Jersey. Delores. Pennsylvania. Elsie Meyer. Pennsylvania: three grandchildren. Altman-Long Funeral Home. DeHary. In charge o f arran ge­ ments. WILLIAM JOSEPH WILSON W illiam Joseph W ilson. 6-1. Pasadena Avenue. Longwood. died Tuesday. Nov. 3. 1998. Horn Sherrard, 111., he moved to Central Florida In 198-1. Mr. Wilson was a carpenter by trade for 45 years and owner/presldcnt of United Concrete Services. Inc. He was a veteran o f the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War. Mr. Wilson attended Church o f the Nativity. Survivors Include wife. Patri­ cia Vander Vcnnet; sons. Mark W.. Falrvlew Heights. 111.. S te­ phen V., Tim T., both of Moline. 111.: step-sons. Raul D. Those voting against he refer endum bellrve that groups such us the Citizens for De cency should not be able to legislate morality. 'Personally. I'm very happy with the vote.” said County Comm issioner W in Adams. *We had to get this referendum to show what our comm unity standards arr. W e had to grt this to the voters. Th ry cam e through In dying colors “ KSOtOW M t o O U tH O M TOT I TSVINVy wttn Two WtQfaWfnif9i two kkjs, •nd a 1300,000 groM Incomr Income tax Social Security. Medicare tax Total federal tax Tax rate* for 1090:20.1% Tax rate* for 1997:29.2% *as percent of total income The new tax law hat reduced the amount of deductions and personal ex­ emptions that the wealthy can claim As a result, taxes for the well-off are much higher than they were in 1990 this. Tills will bring good Jobs, eronom ic development, and an Increased tax base. Tills will change thr Image o f Sanford as a whole. I'm happy not so much for me. but for those who will com e aftrr m e * W illiam s said she hopes for greater dialogue in the c o m ­ munity that can lead to ‘ unity* In Sanford and thr black c o m ­ munity. Comm issioner Hrady Lrssard Is calling (or both sujijxirters and opponent* o f the planned development to com e together In discussions, to 'm ak e sure as many people as possible are ImiH i happy and co m fo rt­ a b le .' 'W e voted yes.' la-ssard said. 'L e t’s look at new opportu ni­ ties and concepts. Now let's talk about It. Tills Is a glorious lillle town I think working t o ­ gether. we have the resources to find solutions to fighting crime. Increasing property v a l­ ues. and decreasing the m lllage rate.’ Lcssard said he wants to meet with comm unity leaders, such as Ginger Holke and J a ­ mie Minks, who are opposed to the development of Ibe Political Action Com m ittee, said the referendum Is 'th e first positive step ' to discus­ sions that can 'u n ite us as a c ity .' "W e need to put any differ­ ences aside and come together with one single goal.* Howell said. T o make the city better. Different jieople have different Ideas. T ills vote Is a mandate from the people, a new d irec­ tion for the city. Th r nicest thing Is that Sanford voters rrally got Involved.' T h r land around the hotrl/con fcrrncr center will liecom e a Community Redevel­ opment Area, according to Sanford City Manager Tony VanDrrworp. with tax m oney from thr area going Into public Improvements for the area. A three percent hotel room tax. lease revenues, and p ro p ­ erty taxrs Irom the ho­ tel/conference center will pay for county bonds that will pay for public Im provem ents. VanDrrworp said. The devel- ojiers would also jiay a jiercentagr o f their gross annual receljiis to the- city, accordin g to VanDrrworp. Hie Florida Departm ent o f Transportation has awarded Sanford $1.8 million to constm et a 4.5 mile long b o a rd ­ walk In 2002 from M ellon vtlle Ave. to Sem inole County's Wayside Dark west o f In te r­ state 4. I W IT A ftw OATt tacrii l \ 1 Saturday, Monwbar 7 1i-10*. OS ttvwMSout Iht ttort Xtw». wm »»r< mo«• 1 Mow iloaW iim •nd f t l m «iu i to*, off m t pntet lim-nooni l JCFenney' »« • • « bo lel/conferenre center. 'M y greatest fear was that this referendum would polarize u s.' Lessard said. T o som e extent. It has. W e re looking at the soul of the city. There ure different Ideas Myself. I want to move the Center to the south and west, where there are vacant lo lls and the most possible people can be c o m ­ fortable with It. Different com m issioners had other good plans. I want all sides to come together In meaningful discus­ sio n s.' Form er Sanford com m is­ sioner Lon Howell, chairman of the hotel/conference center s "COME AND HEAR* Cfjurcl) of C a rte l ------- OF LONGWOOD Located oil Ihvy. 17-92 One iMtle North of Ihvy. 434 oil Left OBITUARIES CATHERINE M. PORTER There m ay be long legal b a ttles as the powerful adult en ter­ tainment Industry fights back. Club Juana owner Mike T in ­ ier has operated his business for 35 years with a minimum of trouble. He said the club will continue to operate and abide with the new law but at the same time his attorney would address the Issue In court. In the city o f C asselberry election, more than 60 percent of the voters said "yes" to a anti-nudity referendum that affects clubs that sell alcohol. P a rk ------------ SANFORD, Old Lake Mary Road at Country Club. Nov 2. 9:50 a m A 40 year-old woman was arrrstrd by Sem inole County sh e n lfs deputies for possession o f m ir k cocaine and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Deputies said they saw her sitting in her truck looking down in her lap and thry stopped to see If shr was all right Villen thry spoke to her. she drove uway and thry followed. Soon thry w rrr able to stop her for a traffic violation Shr was uncooperative and combative, d ep u ­ ties said According to thr report, the drpu tlrs dually found It necessary to put her Into Investigative custody At that time, they searched her purse and found som e rolling paper*. a sm all pipe used to sm okr crack cocaine, some steel wool (some new and some hum ti. a razor with cocaine residue on it. a piece of crack cocaine and an unidentified pill Ta xe s, then and n o w Vander Vennet. Miami. Thom as A. Vander Vennet. Longwood; brother. John V.. Davenport. Iowa: sisters. Lolita Schlapfer. S IM s. 111.. Joan. Helen Jurgenson. both of Davenport. Iow a. Dorothy Demlnk. Moline. Ill: six grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey Hand Fu­ neral Home, Longwood. In charge o f arrangem ents. DELORIS ANN WORLEY Delorts Ann Worley. 60. Fourth Street. Osteen, died Sunday. Nov. 1. 1998. Horn May 27. 1938 In Heckley. W.Va.. she moved to Central Florida In 1982 from Plney View. W.Va. Mrs. W orley was a homemaker. She was a B a p ­ tist. Survivors Include husband. Lewis; sons. Randall, In ver­ ness. Danny. Heckley. W.Va.. Eddie. Sanford; daughters. Melanie Morgan. Deltona. Frances McDaniel. ML Hope. W.Va., Donna Hughes, Silt. Colo.. Debbie Adkins. Plney View. W.Va.; sister, Hetty Gates. Orlando: 15 grandchil­ dren. Haldwtn-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangem ents. 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Breakfast. 7:00 a.m., Sanford Civic Center Golf-Handicap. 7:30 a.m.. Mayfair Country Club Hobby & Photography Show (exhibitors only). 8:00 a.m .-4:00 p.m., Sanford City Hall Basketball. 9:00 a.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium Billiards. Women’s 8 Ball. 9:00 a.m. Sanford Senior Center Tennis, 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Bowling-Doubles. 9:30 a.m. AMF Deltona Lancs Domlnocs-Singlcs. 10:00 a.m., Sanford Senior C enter Crlbbagc. 1:00 p.m., Sanford Senior Center Golf-Handicap. 1:00 p.m.. Mayfair Country Club Badminton. 2:00 p.m.. Salvation Army Gymnasium WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1908 Breakfast. 7:00 a.m., Sanford Civic Center Tennis. 9:00 a.m.. Sylvan Lake Park Canoe. Sprint. 9:00 a.m.. Lake Carolla-Ft. M ellon Canoe-Obstacle. 10:00 a.m.. Lake Carolla-Ft. M ellon G olf Long Drive, 10:00 a.m .-2:00 p.m.. Sanford Airport Pinochle. 10:00 a.m.. Renaissance o f Sanford Pancake Race. 11:00 a.m.. Fort Mellon Park Tennis, 12:30 p.m.. 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In addition, members are entitled to exclusive hospital privelegea and discounts. Call the Columbia Medical Ccnter-Sanford Senior Friends program at 321-4300, extensioo 3784. �Ssmlnote HsraM. Sanford. Ftortda • Wednesday, November 4. 1996 • BA 1998 Golden Age Games N ew m an O B / G Y N G ro u p , P A . Obstetrics, Cyeeology A ImfsrtllHy Welcomes Our New Addition Senior tennis is the melody of autumn ■y R o m White HERALD STAFF W RITER SANFORD Seniors play exquisite tennis. Th is has been most apparent the past two days at Sylvan Luke Park for the Golden Age Gam es and w ill be until all the matches are played. This kind o f tennis is the melody o f autumn. Dominick Ferrarlni. 70. and Bernhard Burg. 00. were gold medal winners Tuesday In their divisions o f m en's singles. Both look - and play • much younger than their ages. *l*m playing better now than I ever did." said Ferrarlni. who lives in W inter Springs. "If I ever get old. t il take up golf." Burg, from Dunnelon, Is Just as pleased at his tennis gume. *! play four and five times a week. I should be half way d e­ cent at It." FerTarinl beat 70-year-old Olin Kelly. 0-4. 0-1. to win his medal. He also had taken straight sets victories In two previous m atches In the 75* division. Burg defeated Frank Fldrlrk. 0-1. 0-1, for his third strulght set vlctuty In the tour­ nament. The two men wore their medals for a picture shoot, and then played doubles together. T h e more w r play, the better." Ferrarlni said. Kim Sosnowski. from the Sanford Recreation D epart­ ment. Is the tennis director for the tournament. Just about all the players know her by name M IR IA M and atop to chat before and a f­ ter their matches. "W e have 80 or more players - some o f them In their eigh t­ ies." Sosnowski said. "Gig! Thcde la 83. She plays doubles tomorrow (W ednesday!. W alter Pharr Is 81 and Frank Belec from Ormond Beach Is 83. There aren't as many o f the 80year-olds but the ones we have are nice players." Wednesday w as a perfect day to play tennis. Th e aim peaked In and out and there was Just enough o f a breeze to refresh a player but not hurt play. Th e players perspired but they didn't need help o ff the court after a match. Bud and M illie Steckm an from St. Petersburg won the mixed doubles title for the 7074 year old division. Th eir play did not give credence to the old mixed-doubles/mtxed troubles rllch t. The Stcckmana team well on and o ff the court. Bernhard Burg ts from Rrtl. Germany and cam e to Am erica In 1900. He was 14 when World War II ended. He retired from thr CIBA-Oelgy pharm aceuti­ cal company In 1991 and has been playing tennis alm ost dally since. T h e Joy o f lennls at my age Is the fact you have lim e to play," he said. Th e beauty Is that players Burg's age have the talent and are healthy enough lo play the way they do. Burg said he Is grateful for such gifts. B E C K E R C EKT 1 F U D H U M E M ID -W IFE Celebrating 14 Years And Over 10,000 Reasons To Smile James Stanley. Gold Ken Renner. Sliver Eddie Seller, Bronze Age 60-64 Joseph Addonlzio, Gold Jack Johnson. Silver Austin Lee. Silver Bob Duncan. Bronze Age 65-69 Braxton Green, Gold Fred MacLean, Jr.. Sliver Jerry Kantarjlan. Bronze Age 70-74 William Jones. Gold James Fazio, Silver Norman Patton, Bronze Age 75-79 Ralph Myers. Gold Charles Green, Silver Lawrence Beckles. Bronze Age 80-84 Bruce McKenney, Gold Martin Butler, Silver Vincent Butler, Bronze Age 84-89 Bud Gardner. Gold TENNIS MEN’S SINGLES Age 60—64 David Dean, Gold John Locke, Sliver Edward Hasty, Bronze Age 65-69 Bernhard Burg. Gold Frank Fldrick. Silver Dale Austin. Bronze Age 70-74 Joe Akins, Gold Lawrence Boyce, Silver Karl Voight, Bronze Age 75-79 Dominick Ferrarlni. Gold Olin Kelly, Silver William Maliczowski, Bronze BADMINTON Age 55-59 Ken Renner, Gold Age 60-64 William McKalg. 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Gold Malcolm David, Sliver Age 60-64 Bob Bohanan, Gold Richard Fields. Sliver James Stcmpkowskl. Silver Thomas Atkinson. Bronze T h is Pa Is N ir e v e r Age 80-84 Jack Levitt. Gold Louie Aiello, Silver BASKETBALL SPOTSHOOTING MEN'S DIVISION Age 55-59 J.D. Seagroves. Gold Malcolm David. Silver Age 60-64 Bob Bohanan. Gold Richard Fields, Gold James Stempkowski. Silver Ralph Morton. Bronze Age 65-69 O O u t f S t y l e . Donald Parkes. Gold Ronald Peakes, Silver B While eye wear Luhiunx come and go, the Konrad Filutowski, M.D., employs the most beauty o1one’s eyes is everlasting So why cover advanced procedures and state-of the-art equip­ Age 80-84 up these previous assets with glasses, or poten­ ment to help patients enjoy vision freedom. Louie Aiello. Gold Jack Levitt, Silver tially irritate them with contact lenses, when BASKETBALL TIMED SHOOTING MEN’S DIVISION there is an alternative. 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Silver BASKETBALL FREE THROW MEN'S DIVISION Please mi Results, Fags 6A T h ree convenient locations Filutowski C a ta ra ct & L a s e r Institute Lake Mary 407.333.5111 Orange City 904.7741)044 Daytona Beach 904.788.66% w w w .filu to w sk ieye.co m in r.iuisv-M r o e v H it n u m u a it to m iM m r « i e v i l rn u is i t v u u isncratiH iarow sT na e\< unite - m u i mij .n < !» « ,, « ■■t tiutM wiw.M bnnH «uii)csA>i>citi* isoo m a s n n t t t i * usx»\iis». to m» u s i i i n u i m h h nil i u l h s etc MU) Ilf. C U O U tm ti Ut\M. ICVtUSAIKW I * tUAISUSI I �6A . ■> Me-.ui SiV'Vrd. Flofxia •Wednesday November 4 1998 -• • 1998 Golden Age Games .. . y t, C r ib b a g e - Not a game for retired minds By BUI K ern * HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Cribbage Is not .» ijanic for retired minds. Ttw nty four players ftatherrd to compete In an eight game, two hour contest of ige Tuesday afternoon at the Senior Center In Sanford. 'It's a teal social game.* Richard Kama. t'»H. o f Clermont said 'A n y kid can play It. so as you can count to 31 N a game for all ages, can ram two to six people pi.IV a gam e together.* Kama has been playing ’ rtbbage since he was a :-.tld. when his fam ily played the game together during the vettings Cribbage ts a strategic ^attie In which players use ■ inous com binations o f 31 rds to out maneuver each ■thrr It Is a gam e requiring i ncent ration and mental , ertnes- as players deal In ncepts and relationships of numbers, organizer Dave McCulre from W inter Haven said. McGuire, like Kanla and others In the tournament . lesday. li-ts been playing • nbbage since childhood. "This is my passion.* McGuire said. *Mv father taught me the game 6f» years ago. when 1 was eight. I played while I was in the service in the Navy. Then. I played in my Urst N ational Tournam ent ten years ago. 2BR. $489! You Have Just Found Your New Home... CEDAR CREEK APTS. 2450 Hartwell Ave. (Hartwell &46A) 324*4334 That spurred me on. Tour­ nament play Is different than every day play. I teach ertbhage as a hobby, there's no Income in It.* Don Marshall. 67. from W in ­ ter Haven said he rediscovered his childhood love for Cribbage three years ago when he moved to Florida from M assa­ chusetts. T h is is a gam e where you use you r mind.* Don Mar­ shall. 67. from W inter Haven said. "You try to draw your opponent Into playing what you want him to play. It's stim ulating.* Is Tht» T HIM* To Plan For Tomorrow i\o n ' NaraMSu m », Tommy v>k* ii Cnbbago players gathered around tabios Tuesday exchanging moves Below, Richard Kania and Graco Pugash check out their hands. Hfu/r no une hirs lo think about Ait or hrr cmn Ihr Ij<I iv one ill) four k»nl onr\ ran tr at a lu%\ to iIrjl • ilh all Ihr final JrUiK lUihhy flrisnon That r* • A) prr{ginning ami i't* final* mt >our tunrral mi* can Ae/ptightrn Ihr U*l t*ah enkgwrui/) ami flnannalt) on >uur latrul) Urr It * a/M>Ihr trvl *a\ to hrtp in*uir that )our e n i r « [rr formnl in *tn I anonlimr aith )our o*n »t\hr\ le s I \m IntereMteil In 'Mfnritnhlr I ' k k \ k k \ m ; i ;m i :m s N AM E W e ’r e S o l d win. lose & I)R I\ W >: j n i f , 322-2611 Seminole Herald Results continued from page SA Age 65-69 Donald Parkcs. Gold Ronald Pease. Silver Age 70-74 Bob Robison. Gold Hamlet D'Alvarez. Silver B ASKE TB ALL TIM ED SHOOTING MEN S DIVISION Age 70-74 Hamlet D'Alvarez. Gold Bob Robison. Silver B ASKE TB ALL FREE THROW WOMEN'S DIVISION Age 60-64 Myrlene Sagen. Gold Miriam Spells. Silver B ASK E TB ALL SPOT SHOOTING WOMEN’ S DIVISION Age 60-64 Miriam Spells. Gold Mvrlene Sagen, Silver B ASKE TB ALL TIMED SHOOTING WOMEN’S DIVISION Age 60-64 Miriam Spells. Gold Myrlene Sagen. Silver DOMINOES-SINGLES Charlotte Adams, Gold Wilson Gordon. Silver Arlene Bremer. Bronze GOLF: CALLOW AY MEN'S DIVISION Age 55-59 Edward Herald. Gold Lee Cousens, Silver Age 60-64 Thomas Lewis. Gold Robert Doome. Silver Joseph Chinelle. Bronze Ralph Dargerto. Bronze A ge 65-69 John O'Neil. Gold Bert Huskey. Silver Peter Galantc. Bronze A ge 70-74 Elmer White, Gold Thomas Juanico. Silver James Gunster. Bronze A ge 75-79 Charles Green. Gold Ernie Lord. Silver Leroy Noppler. Bronze A ge 80-84 Charles Lonot. Gold Dudley Lovington. Silver GOLF: CALLOW AY WOMEN S DIVISION A ge 55-59 Cass Litchfield, Gold A ge 60-64 Connie Dawley, Gold A ge 70-74 Rose Cramer, Gold Eleanor Wolf. Silver Joan Flood. Bronze Age 75-79 Sylvia Huhn. Gold Laura Woods. Silver Jean Hiller. Bronze Age 80-84 Anna Evanek. Gold Ruth Twombley, Silver TENNIS SINGLES MEN S DIVISION Age 55-59 Reginald Hoover. 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Homewood Suites H.ltcn Carden Inn, La Quinta Inn & Suites. SunTrust. Daewoo ol Seminole. Publu. Huntington Banks. ManStay Suites. Super 8 Motel. Lake Kathryn Estates. Antique Elegance Limo, Stairs Property Management and Ready. Home Depot. Federal Trust Bank. ALLIGATOR SPONSORS r A Hofcnts £rvjr««ri. Inc . Sanlord tisfortCMf r W o j l H e r a ld P h o t o s b y T o m m y V i n c e n t S L » * f Tm#i S>j-i • dstro. C<9*rti*/J Cy Va:; ott. Bnor Corporation, Pic«Mtt«r PtryonrtV CrlT*< C«K>ar BaiSoutn UobAty. Ttenant Pnrtinj. Ire Visit Our Website Atiwww.OrlandoLive net �■ A •Semnoie Herald. Sanford. FVxxla - Wednesday. November 4.1990 Editorial & Opinion COMMUNITY VIEWS Football players and policy Your editorial o f O ctober 25. 1998, confuses the Issues re­ lated to the Incident Involving two Sem inole High S chool football players who confessed to violating the School Board’s C itizenship Standards Policy. T o put It sim ply, the tem porary suspension o f a student's e lig i­ bility to participate In extra­ curricular activities falls under the covenants o f the C itizen ­ ship Standards Policy, not the C ode o f Student Conduct and D iscipline. Th e legal und factual ra tio n ­ ale for the School Board's C iti­ zenship Standards Policy Is this: * U k r It or not. high sch ool athletes and cheerleaders are different from other students. Th ey are looked upon as le a d ­ ers and representatives o f the school. • At the high school level, teaching team w ork, building character, and prom oting good citizenship are athletic p ro ­ gram goals that are at least as Important as developing ph ysi­ cal prowess and producing cham pionship learns. * Schools have a duty and an obligation to teach students that the use o f alcohol, to ­ bacco. and drugs Is both un­ healthy and Illegal. ' Alcohol and tobacco are referred to as 'G atew ay Drugs*. It can be but a short step from a can o f beer to the use o f marijuana and then perhaps on to the use o f other more se­ riously addictive substances. * S heriff Esllnger recently re­ ported that although Juvenile crime In Sem inole County has decreased by 8 percent the use o f drugs and alcohol by Jwenlles has shown an Increase over the same period o f time. * The School Board has a le ­ gitimate Interest: for the ben e­ fit o f the community. In p ro ­ moting good citizenship and discussing the use o f drugs and alcohol by students partici­ pating in extra-curricular a c ­ tivities. The U.S. Supreme Court has recognized that school boards have the right to be concerned about the Increasing use of a l­ cohol and d n igs by students and have an obligation to do what they can to thwart that disturbing trend. Th e courts have further recognized that one o f the missions o f schools, along with parents and fam i­ lies. Is to serve as an agent for the teaching o f comm unity standards and the teaching o f behaviors that prom ote student and community health, safety, and welfare. To go even further, the courts have upheld re p ea t­ edly that as long as there Is a rational relationship between a school's rule and Its m ission, the rule will be upheld. T h ese same courts have consistently held that as long as that ra ­ tionale relationship exists, such a rule does not constitute an Im perm issible Intrusion on the right o f parents to raise and discipline their children. It la also Important to note that high school students do not have a right to particip ate In extra-curricular activities. Participation Is a privilege. A privilege that the Florida L eg­ islature. the Sem inole County School Board, and the Florida High School Activities A s s o c ia ­ tion are em powered to limit through the establishm ent o f criteria for student eligibility. Anyone who is fam iliar with high school athletes knows such lim itations have been In place for many years. They also know that coaches and rheerleading sponsors often Impose stringent training niles on their squads to ensure they are performing at their p h ysi­ cal best and projecting a p o s i­ tive Image as representative of the school. The temporary suspension of a stu den ts eligibility to p a r­ ticipate In extra-curricular a c ­ tivities Is u subject separate und upart from the discipline imposed on a student for a violation of the Code o f Student Coaches and Discipline. Your analogy of the situation. In ­ volving *the prominent ninnlng buck* and the players at S em i­ nole High School, la a flaw ed r o m p M ta o n . b u t M doc* Illu s ­ trate the difference between discipline under the code o f conduct and eligibility to p a r ­ ticipate as rrgulated by the Florida Legislature, the Florida High School Activities A s s o c ia ­ tion. and the School Hoard While the nuuilng buck was at IToJect Excel, as punishment for his violation o f the rules found In the llo d e of Student Conduct and Discipline. h0 was Ineligible to participate In extra-curricular activities liecause of the lim itations Im ­ posed on bis eligibility liy the Citizenship Standards Policy. Upon Ills rrtum to school, his eligibility, was restored, since he maintained a 2 0 grade point average while ottrndln g IToject Excel and rem ained otherwise qualified to |Mrtldpale. H ie Seminole High School fool bit 11 playrrs havr had no school relaird punishment Im­ posed on them for • violation o f tlie Code o f Student Conduct and Discipline. The adm in i­ stration o f Sem inole High School ha* not. and will not. Im pose In-school detentions, out-of-school suspensions, or expulsions for this Incident liecause the code o f conduct sim ­ ply does not apply. However, the Citizenship Standards Policy does apply to this situa­ tion. <uid the administration, as required by the policy. Is seeking to tem porarily suspend the athletic eligibility o f these ftrothull players for .*10 days since they have lieen found to have com m itted the acts re­ ported to the principal. The School Hoard's C itizen ­ ship Standards Policy Is grounded In the anticipation that student uthletes and p a r­ ticipants in other extra­ curricular activities will lie dis­ couraged from engaging In In­ appropriate and unlawful a c­ tivities because of the con se­ quences that will be Imposed on them should their m lsbeliavtor become know to others. Even more Importantly. It Is my hope that this policy serves to discourage student athletes from engaging In activities that put themselves or others In harm's way. Unfortunately, as a former coach. I ran offer personal testimony to the pain of having lost more than one learn member to accidents In­ volving dntnk drivers who were under age. This policy will have served Its purpose well, und Is worth fighting for In court. If It gives high school students a good reason to say no to o th ­ ers trying to pressure them Into engaging In hazardous or harmful behavior. ■tow Hawaii, Ed. D. Exscat!vs Director, Is m ia o ls C o a s ty S c h o o ls Sscoo- p u b lic OTHER VIEWS Endless conflict ahead for HMOs Republicans think they won this year's legislative fight over patients' rights. D em ocrats think they won politically. In (act. nothing conclusive hap­ pened. and they’ll be at It again next year. But Just maybe. If the results o f the 1008 cam paign are a lso Inconclusive next year the two sides can find some health re­ form m easures they can agree upon. These could Include a GOP Idea 'h ealth marts’ giving c o m ­ panies and Individuals m ore Insurance choice, a D em ocratic Idea, health "report cards’ telling consum ers how provid­ ers perform; and arbitration as an alternative to litigation when disputes arise. This year, though. Republi­ cans wanted to pass as little In the way o f new regulation o f the HMO Industry as possible. They succeeded brilliantly: Th e House passed a limited bill and the Senate killed even that. Democrats were delighted. They wanted a campaign Issue more than any bill except their own highly regulatory measure, which had no chance o f p a ss­ ing the G O P Congress. Now Dem ocratic candidates are cam paigning on the HMO Issue more than on any other, but the potency o f the Issue remains unclear. In North Carolina. D em o­ cratic trial lawyer John E d­ wards. w ho Is m nnlng for Sen­ ate. has been ham mering in­ cumbent Republican Sen. Lauch Falrcloth on the Issue and Is pulling even. In South Carolina. Sen. Ernest Rollings (D) Is bashing his o p ­ ponent. Republican Rep. Bob inglls. for voting against p a ­ tients' rights, and R ollings, loo., may prevail. In Georgia, on the oth er hand, cookie heir Michael C o ­ les' (D) has run Into trouble using the HMO Issue against Incumbent Republican Sen. Paul Coverdell, whom C oles was trailing anyway. In a C oles ad. one o f the toughest campaign spots o f the year, a woman named Jodi Garrison asserts that she lost her baby because her HMO refused to allow It to be d eliv­ ered by Caesarean section. The ad goes on to accuse Coverdell o f having opposed patients' rights to sue HMOs. However, attem pts by n ew spa­ pers .to discover more about the case have been unsuc­ cessful. partly because G arri­ son claim s she plans lo sue the HMO. In Indiana. Dem ocratic House candidate Gail Rlecken Is running an ad similar lo Coles' In which a woman a s­ serts that her baby suffered brain damage when a Csection was refused. Rleckens campaign says she has gone from 20 points be­ hind Republican Rep. John Hostetller to H points back, but the HMO Issue hasn't put her Into the lead yet. Nor did It win the California Democratic gubernatorial nom ination for businessman AJ Checcl. although Dem ocratic nominee Gray Davis Is using It against Republican Attorney •General Dan Lungren In the general The chances are the electoral verdict on HMO reform will be Inconclusive because the pub­ lic holds simultaneously con ­ flicting attitudes on the sub­ ject. A Kaiser Family Foundatlon/Harvard University poll In Septem ber showed that 42 percent o f U.S. adults think HMOs do a "bad job’ serving consumers, while 30 percent think they do a ’ good Job.’ The poll showed that 59 per­ cent o f respondents said they believed an HMO would be more concerned with saving money than giving them the best available treatment. Sev­ enty eight percent favored HMO reforms like the Democrats' proposal that patients be a l­ lowed to sue. But that support dropped to 40 percent when respondents were told the proposal might cost a family an additional 0200 per year In premiums or cause people lo lose coverage. Arguments on cost and a c ­ cess were successfully used this year by the health Insur­ ance Industry and HMO trade associations to fight both Democratic and C O P proposals In Congress. One group the American A s ­ sociation of Health Plans. Is gellin g ready lo mount a propaganda cam paign In Iow a and New Hampshire to Influ­ ence 2000 presidential candi­ dates on the Issue. But Is the country c o n ­ demned to perpetual argument over patients' rights without resolution? Maybe not. In a Just-Issued study. David Kendall of (he Progressive Policy Institute suggests pieces o f this year's legislation could be combined to expand c o n ­ sumer choice and Improve health care quality. An agency akin to the Securi­ ties and Exchange Commission could collect performance data from HMOs and hospitals and make It available to the public In the form o f ’ report cards." Instead o f offering em ployees one health plan, com panies could allow their workers to obtain Insurance through 'health marts" resembling the Federal Employees Health geneflts Plan. In which various insurance plans arc available. Kendall favors arbitration In­ stead o f lawsuits to resolve p a ­ tient-provider disputes and caps on non-economlc dam ­ ages where lawsuits arc neces­ sary. Kendall also suggests that the government consider tax credits to help the uninsured purchase Insurance at health m arts—an Idea that has been suggested by such Ideologically varied Members as conserva­ tive Rep. Bill Thomas. R-Callf. und liberal Rep. Jim McDer­ mott. D-Wash. Punishing the same crime twice During the robbery o f u young black man. Ills assailant tnjurrs him h o badly that the victim Is hospitalized for u considerable length o f tim e. The criminal, who Is a lso black, gets two lo four years In prison. In unot her case. In the sam e city, u white n u n Is ussuultrd by u robber, a black man, who—as he beats him— yells racial epithets. That crim inal Is sentenced to two to four years— plus an additional two years. The mother o f the first vic­ tim. the black youngster, asks an assistant district attorney why the man who beat her son so viciously ts going to spend less lime In prison than the criminal who beat up the w hile man. The assistant D A. explains to her dial under the law the second case Involved a h ale crime. And the penally for committing a rubbery that Is ulso u hate crim e Is more se­ vere. ’ So." the m other says, ’ flic harm done lo my son counts for less than the harm done to the white man?" Whether a hate-crime statute Involves the race sex religion, sexual orientation or disability o f the victim It creates u spe­ cial degree o f punishment for the same crime. Dlzarrcly the Supreme Court— ruling on a state statute—has unanimously agreed that greater pen alties for hate crimes are con stitu ­ tional (W isconsin vs. Mitchell. 1993). Accordingly, a crim inal can be punished twice for the same act—depending on what he said, or Is alleged to have said, while he comm itted the crime. Passing any legislation faces tills hurdle, however: Though the public thinks 111 o f HMOs In general. 70 percent o f partici­ pants In the Kaiser study said they were happy with thetr own health plan. ) standpoint o f the Individual who Is being prosecuted, this notion is too subtle for me lo gra sp ." Furthermore. If the proposed H ale Crimes Prevention Act becom e* law as Is very llkrly because of the horrifying num lrr o f Multhcw Shepard solely because he was gay— there will h r a further weakening o f the doublejeopardy clause In (he Fifth Amendm ent to the C on stitu ­ tion. ("Nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy o f life or lim b.') Congressman Charles Schumer’s Hate Crim es Preven­ tion Act (H.R. 3081) makes violence comm itted against unyone because o f his or her sex. sexual orientation or d is­ ability a federal crime. Am ong other organizations. the Am erican Jewish Com m ittee supports this legislation. Its executive director, David Har­ ris. told Ihe New York Tim es o f "the need for prosecution at the federal level If and when the local authorities fall to act or when state penalties are In­ adequate." However, as Justice Hugo Black said, dissenting In Bartkus v. Illinois (1959). T h e Court apparently takes the p o ­ sition that a second trial for the same act Is somehow less offensive If one o f Ihe trials Is conducted by the federal g o v ­ ernment and the other by the state. Looked at from the Th r motives for all alleged hale crimes are hardly as clear as In thr murder o f Matthew Shepard. Th r memory o f a b a t­ tered victim can be hazy. Often there a i t no witnesses. And when there are w itnesses— us In "road rage" confrontation s— Is It always clear, no m atter what words burst forth, that on ass.mli was Initiated by preju­ dice? Under the Hale Crim es Prevention Act. two separate Juries can havr a shot at that defendant. Another benefit hate-crim e laws have for prosecutors 19 Ihe opportunity lo probe Into Ihe background o f the alleged perpetrator. If their Instant cuse Is weak—due perhaps to the Imperfect memory o f the victim and the absence o f w it­ nesses— Investigators can be sent lo find out whether the defendant lias revealed racist or homophobic attitudes In the past. Before members o f Congress cut Into doublcjeopurdy protec­ tions any further, they should trad "Hate Crimes: Crim inal Law and Identity Politics" (Oxford University Press), by New York University law p ro ­ fessor Jam es Jacobs and re­ searcher Kim berly Potter. Here Is an excerpt from their d is­ cussion o f an Illinois hatecrime case. People vs. Lumpkin (Supreme Court o f Illin ois, 1983): T h e prosecution presented as evidence racist statem ents that the defendant had uttered six years before the crim e for which he was on trial. In ef­ fect. a hate-crime trial may be­ come a wide-ranging Inquiry Into the defendant's character, values and beliefs." The American Civil Liberties Union advocates hate-crim e L»ws— thereby follow ing the polls rather than Its principles. Count Uu9le used to say that every tub should stand on It* own bottom. So should every crime. Nat llrn to ff is a nationally renowned authority on the First Amendment and the rest o f the Bill o f Rights. �h? L • ■ f f l vi|, > , . V o l l e y b a ll R e g io n a ls ./ / / / / ./ / / / r* / Bears make quick work Positive changes of John Paul in local sports By J eff Berlialcke ASSISTANT SPO RTS EDITOR SANFORD _ W hat a pleasant and surprising sight there w as at Sem inole Comm unity College Tuesday night. After 21 m onths without men's basketball the local Ju n ior College brought the sport back b e ­ fore an almost full house o f enthusiastic fans. The return o f m en's basketball w as not a su r­ prise as most o f us knew the Raiders were going to play this year, but the num ber o f faculty and fans that showed up for the gam e w as Im pres­ sive. Now I hope they keep on com ing out to support the team, and don't forget the wom en's team that begins Its hom e schedule tonight at 6 p.m. against St. Leo College. And while the Raiders came up short on the scoreboard against the Titans from Brevard Comm unity College, they showed signs o f being a very good and exciting ball club that Sem inole County fans will want to get out and watch. New roach Stan Crom artle Is a hard worker who also appears to be a good recruiter after seeing the talent h r put on the fioor Tuesday. i And with help from assistant coaches Shane Huygens and form er NBA player G rrg Kite It shouldn't be long before SCC Is bark enjoying the success It did under coaches J oe Sterling. BUI Payne. Bernard Merthle and Rod Henderson. The school did things right before the gam e too. giving away free Ice cream to all o f the fans entering the gym and having media guides and roster sheets for both team s for the fans as well as an announcer w ho kept the fans informed as to what w as going on in the game. All In all It w as a pretty good show, except for the loss, o f course. CHASE TO HOST HARD BALL The end o f another era In Sanford Recreation Department athletics cam e last Friday as the List softball gam es were played at Chase fo r k in the Golden Age Gam es Slow Pitch Tournam ent. Starling very soon, the SRD will begin co n ­ verting the present softball field Into a four-field youth baseball com plex that is scheduled to be completed in tim e for the 1999 season. It will be sad to see the old field go. person ­ ally. because I have played, and won. a lot o f gam es and cham pionships on that clay. But Sanford has needed a multi-field complex for some time because we have fallen far behind the other com m unities In the county. Altam onte Springs. Longwood. W inter Springs. Sem inole TONY at Five Points. Oviedo, West Sem inole TONY all have m ulti-field facilities } Edgewater overtakes O viedo where several gam es can be run at the same time with a minim um o f supervision. At Sanford, you had gam es going on at the two Ft. Mellon fields, and with the backstops not facing each other you had to have supervisors at both games. Plnehurst Park. Chase fo rk . Zlnn Beck and Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Now with four fields in a cloverleaf shape and all back stops facing the middle, one or two people will be able to watch the running o f all o f the games. And Sanford will be able to hold tournaments with 16 o r 32 teams entered that will also contribute to the local economy. Sanford will also be able to host older youth and men's baseball tournaments too now that It has been announced that Zlnn Beck Field will also be lighted, giving Sanford another regu la­ tion-sized baseball field to use at night to go along with the stadium. So If we adults have to give up som ething to better the opportunities for our young people, then we must make the sacrifice. Now lets get started on building a softball complex for us older kids. By Tony D«Bonnier HERALD CORRESPONDENT W INTER SPRINGS . By the time the W inter Springs girls volleyball season Is over, the tram may be ready to cut Its first album. The Bears routed Pope John fo u l from Palm Beach last night. 15-3. 15-8 to advance to the second round o f Class 3A regionals. It was the final home gam e o f the season for W inter Springs which means the team heads for the road start­ ing Saturday with Its second round match against Sarusota-Cardlnal Mooney, which beat LaBelle Tu es­ day night. Despite the Bears' 29-2 rcrord and number 2 ranking In the state, the next few matches will be the biggest obstacle to the way to a Winter Sprfr-; > Courtney Bliss digs up Itie ball dunng the Boars' 15-3. 15-8 victory over visaing p-c* John Paul High School in the Class 3A Regionals Tuesday rvght see Boar*. Pag* 2B By Dean Smith HERALD STOHTS EDITOR SANFORD . Flyers W ings A Grill won Its fourth straight game and In the process gave Sunniland C o rp o ­ ration,..sole possession o f first place In the City o f Sanford Rec­ reation and Parks Department W om en's Fall Slow l*ltch Softball League. Tuesday night at Plnehurst Park: • The Sharks took an early a d ­ vantage. then pulled away late to defeat Vaughan Incorporated 16-9. • Sunniland Corporation scored at least five runs In every Inning and crushed Orlando Dodge. 21-1. In three Innings. • Flyers Wings ft Grill took u 5-0 lead In the top o f the first Inning and Curt's Alleycats could never recover as they fell. 19-7. and dropped out o f a share o f first place. Sunniland Corporation Is now 71 and leads try a gam e over Curt's Alleycats and Flyers W ings ft Grill, which are both 6-2. Com pleting the standings are the Sharks (3-5). Vaughan Incorporated (2-6) and Orlando Dodge (0-8). Next Tuesday night at Plnehurst fo rk . Sunniland C orporation takes on Vaughan Incorporated at 6 3 0 p.m.; Curt's A lleycats plays Or­ lando Dodge at 7:30 p.m.: und the Sharks challenge Flyers W ings ft Grill at.8:30 p.m. Pacing the Sharks' attack were Gloria Eflrd (three singles, two runs scored). Tanya G eiger (one triple, one single, one run scored, two RBI). Kathy Spellman (two singles, two runs scored, three RBI). Connie Sutton (two singles, two runs scored, two RBI). Debbie Huss (tw o Smglrs two runs scored, one RHI) nr,it Robin Bishop (two stnglrs. one nm stored. one Rill) Also hitting wrrr Jenny Blowers (one doublr ihrre nms scored). Deborah M-mlrrdi lone single, two n m s st ored rie Rill), B elli Hundriser (on* M ujr one RBI) and Teresa llowdysl.rll (one single, one nui st ored) Doing (l.r hitnng for Vaughan Incorporated were Mam ie Burkett (three singhs two nm s scored, one RBI). Cirxly Giles (one d o u b lr, one single two runs scored, two RBI). Liz fTtimrr (one double, one single, onr Kill). Lynn W eb b (one single. on- nm scored. one RBI). Brer Davis lone single, three nms scored). LtiAnnr M arlsaac (one single, ar.e nm stored). Bonnie Chaplin (tine single, one RBI) and Debbie Bemmg (one single). Contributing for Sunniland Copnrutlon wrrr Belinda Anderson (tine lion;'- nm. one triple, two doubles, ibrre nm s scored, two RBI). Mlcki lewis (one double, two singles, onr nm st ored. Hirer RBI). Barb M arm (one home nm. one single, three nm s scored, four RBI). Stir Ibiglry (two singles, three runs st ored, three RBI) and Kim Myers (two singles, three tuns scored, onr RBI). Also tontnbuttng were C arol Cranlck (one doublr, two nms Please eee Softball. Page 2B Vtughxa IxsrporitaS W " k* Orlaado Dod( i S u aalU a d C.rpar.itaa t l j t n W U|| s GtlU Ca>t'* A lU r c m 003 030 4 130 345 X 9 13 18 17 010. 1 3 7 9 9 .3 1 ta 503 0 4 7 .1 9 33 014 003 . 7 14 By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR i» aj. HataM Ptwo Sy Mataa M— Ufaa 1 Please see Lions. Page 2B Sunniland takes lead in Women’s Softball Titans spoil Raiders rebirth Seminole Community College treshman center Joseph Edwards finds himself hemmed In by a trio of OVIEDO _ When It com es to be­ ing fickle. Dame Fortune has nothing on Lady Mo. Lady Mo (as In momentum) teased the Oviedo Lions in their Class 6A girls' volleyball regional quarterfinal Tuesday night against the visiting Edgewater Eagles, only to abandon them in the end. With the best-of-thrrr match tied at one gam e apiece. Ovtrdo (17-13) raced out to u 7-0 lead In the de­ em ing contest. But the Eagles (2561 outsrnred the Lions 15 5 the rest o f thr way to take a 15-12 v ic ­ tory and advance to the next round o f tbe slat tournament. 'V olleyball Is a gam e o f momen- Brevard Community College Titans during the visitor's, 74-65. victory over the Raiders Tuesday night at SCC r ’* 1- SANFORD _ It was presented as 'A NEW BEGINNING', und that It was. The Sem inole Community College men's basketball program rose from the ashes Tuesday night as the Raiders hosted the Brevard Community College Titans from Cocoa In Its first game In 21 months at the Health Please see SCC. Page 2B Froddie Howard Jr. (No. 2, abovo) ran in an extra point that proved to be the winning point, then galloped 96-yards tor an insurance touchdown late in the tourth quarter as the S Y F A. Midgets doleated Dr. Phillips. 13-6. Tuesday. SYFA midgets advance to conference title game By Alex Kane H E R A L D S T A F F W R IT E R SANFORD _ The Sanford Youth Football A ssocia tion 's Junior midget football team de­ feated Dr. Phillips 13-0 Tuesday night to move on to the Pop W arner Mid Florida Football Conference C h am pion ship . Sanford will face o ff against Oviedo, which defeated A popka last night. Sanford coach Carl Tipton earned his first playoff victory In nine years o f coaching. *lt feels awesome. The had to want It. and tonight they wanted It.” said Tipton. The opening score o f the gam e came o f a 60-yard burst by Sanford's Kendrick Knight. Freddie Howard Jr. ran In the extra point, and Sanford led 7-0. Dr. Phillips trounced back, re­ turning the ensuing klckolT for a touchdown. Sanford'a defense denied the extra point, however, and Sanford lead 7-6. Midway through the third quarter, a Dr. Phillips punt pinned Sanford on their own four. On Its very ilrst play, How­ ard outran the Dr. Phillips de­ fenders down the field for a 96 yard touchdown. Dr. Phillips' last effort fell short when It fumbled on the Sanford 29 with 17.4 seconds rem aining In the game. The win was keyed not only by the big plays o f Howard and Knight, but also by con sisten t running by fullback Chris Castillo. The Sanford defense kept Dr. Phillips In check led by a great Individual perform ance from Jordan Vaughn. Out o f 29 teams In the con fer­ ence. Sanford and Oviedo now are the two remaining. Th ey will meet at 5 p m. at B oone High school In Orlando on S a t­ urday to decide the cham pion. �2B •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Ffonda ■Wedresday. November 4. 1998 ‘D u f f e r ’ B e r lin ic k e Bjr J e f f B erlin ick e A S S IS T A N T S T O R T S E D ITO R SANFORD _ The Legacy Club at Alaqua Dikes has named Scan Hogan ns the new teaching professional. Originally from Dub­ lin. Ireland, his background includes experi­ ence as one of nationally-renowned David Ledbetter’s leading Instructors in Europe... The Metro Orlando Amateur Softball As­ sociation will host Its inaugural golf tour­ nament Nov. 20 at Eknna Golf Club in Oviedo to benefit the Achieving Excellence Through Academics A Athletics organiza­ tion. Entry fee Is $75 per player. The tour­ nament will be a four-person scramble with several contests Including a chance to win a 1998 Bulck. a seven-day golf vacation, and many more. Call 869-2526... Dike Brantley High School will host Its fro m annual event to benefit the booster club Nov. 14. Call 320-3413 for details... United Way will hold Its tournament to benefit Children In Distress Wednesday at Tlmacuan Golf Club. Call 825-3959... The Embassy of Hope Foundation, a charity organized by the NBA’s Vince Carter to help underprivileged children, will hold Its celebrity dinncr/auctlon and golf classic. Saturday at Spruce Creek Country Club. Other NBA players expected to participate are Antawn Jamison. Tim Thomas. Dee Brown. Tracy McGrady and stars from all over the sports world. Call (803) 779 0110... United Way will host Its annual tourna­ ment to benefit Children In Distress Nov. 4. Call 825-3959... Coming events on the Dynamic G olf Tour include a special two-day senior event at Falcon's Fire Nov. 2-3. Recent tournaments were held last week and Paul Kenny s 72 won the open division and John Urott took seniors at Kissimmee Bay: Travis Womble fired a 71 to win at Ridgewood Dikes; Kenny won again with n 71 and Dave Pcmcll won by a shot at Willowbrook: and Fran Heathrow Country Club will host Its Per­ formance Instructional Golf Clinic Nov. 6-7. For details, call 672-1242... Jake Vest's Third Annual Golf Tourna­ ment to benefit Canine Companies for Inde­ turn.* said first-year Oviedo coach Anna Hollis. *1 called my two tim eouts early (when the Lions led 9-6 and 11-10) to try and get the m om entum back. I tried everything 1 could think of.” WTille a three-gam e m atch has countless Junctures w here it could be said a gam e was won or lost, T u esd a y s third game made It's final turn when a call went against Oviedo with the Lions holding a 12-11 lead Sophomore middle b lo ck er Lindsey Com bes skied to get to an Edgewater free ball and nailed It to the floor for what the Lions thought was a 13-11 lead. But the floor referee niled that Combes was in the net on her kill attempt, a call that Hollis and the Lions argued vehem ently but vainly. Instead o f being up two points with the serve. Oviedo led by Just a point as the serve went over the Eagles. Jen nifer McGutnnes served the final four points for Edgewater us S h eirl W illiam s contributed a pair o f kills and a block In the match clinching sequence. The Lions grabbed the first gam e. 15-11, while Edgewater sailed to a 15-4 decision in the second. After spotting the Lions n 4-0 lead in the first game. Edgew a­ ter rallied to a 5-4 advantage. Oviedo responded with a 6-1 nrn to go up 10-6. The Eagles closed to one. 10-9. but the L i­ ons w ithstood the ch allenge. As closely contested as the first game was. the second one could best be described us a comedy o f errors. The two sides combined for a h alf dozen service errors, about as muny ball-handling errors, four net fouls, and a variety o f spiking, dlnking. and hitting mtscues. T h a t was our standard brain cramp gam e.' sa id H ollis with Bears--------- a shrug "We Just started mak­ ing sim ple mistakes nnd they took advantage o f them. “W e went all the way through our service rotation without scoring u point. W e only scored two points after going through our service rotation twice. You ca n t expect to win against a team the caliber o f Edgewater playing like Dial." The Lions, who only have two seniors on their roster, c o l­ lected their wits before the start o f the third game and broke away early us Com bes served a pair o f points and Jennifer Lane put together a five-point service run. "They went out and played with heart at the beginning o f the third gam e.' said Hollis. T told them before the third gam e that we were In a race to 15. T h e n we went out and took u 7-0 lead. Honestly. I don't know what happened from there.* CmtlaiMd from Pag* IB state title. All four o f Class 3A's top tram s are In the Bears;' bracket. Including top-ranked Berkrley Prep, one o f the only sch ools to beat W inter Springs this season. To com pound the difficulties facing the Bears, coach Kim Vuch is pregnant and e x p ect­ ing any day. Stic said she was given perm ission by her d octor to make the road trip this weekend, but assistant coach Robert V ile Is ready to tukr over when needed. The road trip this weekend will mark the longest bus ride the Beats have experienced all year, and Junior C ortn ry B liss said the team has a great way to kill the time. *We get ready by singing on the bus and playing gam es,* Bliss said. "We're really pretty good at singing.* She said *Lran on Mr* and "We are the Cham pions* w ere the team favorites and sh e thinks the Beam m ay have a p.m.) and Sem lnole-Lake Howell (9 p.m.). Cost Is $4 for adults and $3 for students. IN BRIEF F ish O rla n d o ORLANDO _ Fish Orlando! The big catch! w ill be held this Saturday, Novem ber 7lh on Lake Lawne at Bam ett Park In the Central Florida Falrgorunds. The half-day o f fishing fun for children and adults will run from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Th e event is being conducted by the F lo r­ ida Game and Fresh W ater Fish C om m ission and the O range County Parks and Recreation Department to Introduce people to the fun o f fishing and to Improve the skills o f current anglers. For more inform ation call (407) 317-7329, <407) 836-6248 or (407) 245 0921. G irls B asketball Jam boree SANFORD _ Sem inole High School w ill host the 1996 Sem inole Athletic Conference Girls' Basketball Jam boree at Bill Flem ing Memorial Oymnaslum next Tuesday (Nov. 10) startin g at 6 p.m. Each o f the seven SAC school's wlU play two eight minute quarters each. Oviedo m eets Lake Brantley at 6 p.m.. fo l­ lowed by Oviedo-Lake Mary [6:30 p.m.). Lyman-Lake Brantley (7 p.m ). W inter SprtngsLake Mary (7:30 p.m .). Lym an-Sem lnole (8 p.m.). W inter Sprtngs-Lake Howell (8:30 Battles galore in Lake Mary Wednesday men’s softball From Staff Reports LAKE MARY _ The City o f Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Departm ent Men's Fall W ednes­ day Night Slow Pitch Softball League had its moat com petitive trlplcheader o f the season at the Lake Mary Sports C om p lex last week. None o f the three gam es were decided by more than four runs, with Lake Mary Pub edging Celeste Industries. 14-11. B'Bee's Home C o o k ­ ing topping Signal Z ero , 12-7. and the A lph a Team tripping J em lga n Properties. 14-12. The league will be In action again tonight with a trlplcheader starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary Sports Com plex across from M ayfair Country Club on Rantoul Lane between CR46-A and Country Club Road. Providing the offense were: Dike Mary Pub: five hits _ Bill Marino (hom e run. double, four runs, five RBI): four hits _ Dan Dougherty (run. two RBI): three hits _ Jay J oh n ­ son (double, three runs, two RBI). Rick W ilson (double, run. two RBI); two hits _ Kevin Julian (double, run): one hit _ J eff Dow (double. R B I). Fred Bray (double, run). Jam es Kenney (two runs. RBI), Tom Szabo (run. two RBI). Andy L o ­ gan. Celeste Industries: three hits _ Sean McDonough (home run. three runs, two RBI). Tony Duncan (two triples, double, run, four RBI): two hits _ Frankie Phillips (tw o doubles, run). Dave Rape (run. RBI). Noy Rivers (tw o runs). B.J. Osborne (RBI): one hit _ T y Koke (double, two RBI). Rick Linares (run. RBI), Mike Edwards (run). Kevin Tossl (run). B'Bee's Home Cooking: three hits _ C raig Merkerson (home run. three runs, two RBI): two hits _ Calvin Davis (home run. triple, three runs, three RBI). Kevin Lavlgne (two runs. RBI). Tony Sm ith (run); one hit _ Steve Dennis (double. RBI). Tom m y Gracey (run. RBI). Myrlel Reid (RBI). Nakia Roberts. Arthur Barnes; one run _ Sam Raines. Signal Zero: four hits _ Mike Smith (triple, double, run. three RBI): two hits _ Chris Taylor (two runs. RBI). Gene W illiam s (RBI). David Hudlck (run). Marcus Bullock: one hit _ R.U. Gregory (triple, run. RBI). Cumlcl Long (nin). Joseph Stelnm eyer: one run _ Duane Smith: I one RBI _ Paul Teslo. Alpha Team : four hits _ Eric Mara (triple, double, three runs, four R B I); three hits _ Izzy Cruz (double, four nins. RBI). Nell Shllllngford (double, two runs), Dave Encarclon (two runs. RBI): two hits _ Rob TardlfT (double, run. three RBI), Joey Latocha (double, run. two RBI), Shorty Garcia; one hit _ Mello Verdejo (run. RBI). Edwin Rentas (run). J em lgan Properties: four hits _ Roland J e m l­ gan (double, run. RBI); three hits _ Vic DIBartolo (double, three nins. two RBI), Kirk Hodges (double, three RBI). Randy Sim pson (run. two RBI); two hits _ Brad Toney (run. RBI): one hit _ Brett M arshall (triple, run. two RBI). Joe DIBartolo (double, nin). Mark Brewer (two runs). Fred Newhart (run). Mike Berg (run), Dave Simmons. Laka Mary Pub Calaata In d iu trU * 014 026 1 . 14 22 003 2 6 1 0 . 1 1 16 Signal Zara B Baa * Hama Cooking 010 020 4 . 7 IS SO2 0 3 I X . 11 14 023 1 6 0 . 12 21 206 I2 X . 14 21 Jorslgaa Prapartiaa Alpha T ta m E a g le ’s N e s t pendence will be held Nov. 6 at Forest Lake Golf Club. Call 834-2555... Eastwood Golf Club will host the annual HSMAI Golf Tournament Dec. 4 with an 8 o. m. check-in. There will be plenty of sepa­ rate competitions with a luncheon at 1:30 p. m. Call 654-5911 for details... Lions C o n tin u ed fro m Pn g* lB th e Dcschatne captured the event at Eaglebrook... Moonlight Central Senior Tour has kicked o(T and Is a local mini tour for players aged 48-and-ovcr. Players with handicaps of 15 and lower will play two to four times each week at golf courses In Central Florida. Call 825-9122 Tor details... The Orlnndo Youth Roller Hockey golf toumnment benefit will be held Nov. 1 at Ventura Country Club. Call 207-2117... Rolling Hills' 23rd annual Invitational tournament will be held Nov. 6-8. Call 8311312... Celebration Golf Club lias been chosen as the national host for American G olfs Women In Go{f Day. 1999. The tournaments will be staged at more than 200 private, re­ sort and dally fee courses nationwide and Is open to women of all ages and skill levels... legitim ate reason for that last song In a couple o f weeks. " W e are plying like a team right now more than ever.* Bliss said. "W e've been c o n ­ tributing a lot lately and. we know It's Just on e gam e at a time, but all year, it's been states, states, stales. It's what we've been playing for.* Th e Bears opened up regionols w ith a workm an-like effort, grinding it out ugolnst a stub­ born Pope John I’uul tram that appeared ovrrm atrhed. *1 though we cam e out really strong, then w e Just settled back and played our game.* Vach said. The Bears raced out to u 4-0 lead In the first gam e and led 7-1 before 1‘opc John Paul made Its only run, rutting It to 7-3. But Gretchen Naruta and Kris Dedrlow served out tire match to give W inter S pn n gs an easy first gam e victory. Key for the Bears was Am anda Gllllard. She plays In see Coatlao*d from Fags IB and Physical Education Center. New head coach Stan Crom artie and assistant's Shane Huygens and Greg Kite led the Raiders Into action for the first tim e since Die program w as shut down after the 1997 season so the program could be revamped. And white Brevard proved to be too strong In the end. 74-65. the evening was still a success because men's hoops were back. The college put on Its best face Tuesday night, hosting an Ice cream social before the game and attracting a large crowd to see the Raiders In their new uniform s and rrfurbl.shrd gymnasium. As Is usual for a first gam e, there were a lot o f m istakes and ragged play at time, but the two teams never stopped hustling and It w as a tooth and nail battle all the way. SCC trailed by 10 points. 24-14. but made a big com eback behind freshman guard Evln Ellison from W ashington. D.C. to cut the lead to 39-37 at Intermission. Ellison poured In 11 points, while sophom ore Chris Gureckis from Daytona Beach chipped In with eight points. Norm an Cain led the Titans with nine points, w hile W illie Johnson added eight points and Artulra Young tossed in seven points. The clubs traded the lead a couple o f limes in the second h alf and neither team led by m ore than six points until Brevard made a late nin that the Raiders could not overcome. G reg Isom cam e on in the second half to the shadows o f Bliss. Naruta and several o f h er other tea m ­ mates. but Ollllard has been dom inating lately. She had a gam e-high 10 kills against Melbourne Central Catholic In the district finals and was strong again last night. 'S h e 's been playing so w ell lately.* Vach said. W inter Springs struggled In the second gam e, trailing 6-3 before tying the score at 7. Kris and Bev Dedrlow served out the match when It got close, however, and the Bears were Dunking about hitting the road. Last season, the Beam lost the district finals and had to go on the road, but ended up one gam e short o f the state Final Four. This year, the Bears have the district trophy but. Iron i­ cally. tiave a much tougher road to the finals In Lakeland. But If they con make It on the road, *We are the C h am pi­ ons* could prove to be a very popular song in W inter Springs. M ore 11 points and equal Johnson for gamehigh honors with 15 points. You ng added 14 points. Cain 13 points and Kingsley Hudson 10 points for Die winner's. Ellison also had a gam e-high 15 points to pace SCC. while Lonnie Battle chipped In with 11 points and Gureckis and Corey Mutthews added 10 o n lr i* earh. The hlghty-regarded wom en's tram , led b y Tfoot Jaana Kotova, will play Its first home game o f the season tonight, hosting St. Leo College at 6 p.m. The Raiders men will be at home again Saturday night for a 7:30 p.m. contest with Hillsborough Community C ollege from Tam pa and then the men and women will play a doubleheader against Indian River Community College from Ft. Pierce on Tuesday. The wom en start at 6 p.m. and the men at 7:30 p.m. TITANS 74. RAIDERS S5 M i t T i i d C o s u a s a itv C o lle ts (68) Cain 6 10 I I 13. Yount 6-130-0 14. W Johnson 713 I3 IS. hum 6-10 3-S IS. Iludaon 3 5 3 4 10. Suntm 2 4 0 0 4. K. Johnson 0-2 OO 0. Jrnkln* 12 1-2 3 Slraun 0 4 OO 0 Gumm OO OO 0 Totals: 31 63 9-15 74 S s a la o l* Community Coliaga (74) Edward* 2-4 3 6 7. thn*k 1-4 00 2. Manlull I I 0 0 3. battle 4-10 2 4 II. Gurnki* 4-10 OO 10. Mllaun 7 9 0 2 IS rud«r 2 S 13 S. Matthew* 4 6 12 10 lUwtttrr 14 OO 2. Walker 0-0 OO 0 Total* 26 S3 7-17 63 llulftlmr truce . ItCC 30. SCC 37 Three putnt Held goal. . UCC3 II (Young 2 3. Iludvm 1-3. Lom 0-1. Sleiunn 0 21. SCC 6 21 (Gurerkl* 2-M. Mur-dull l-l Mlteon 1-2. Matthew* 12. liattle 16. ttawluer 0-21 Total lout* _ IICC IS. SCC 17 touted out _ SCC Milton TnhnlraU _ none Neboundt _ IICC 2H (Cain HI. SCC 40 (iud(r 141 A«*t*t» . IICC 14 (Hudson 41: SCC 12 tIUllle 4) Krroni* . IICC 10. SCC 0 1 Softball------Continued from Page IB RBI). Yoyo C ox (one triple, one double, one single, four nins scored, one RBI). Cathy Lynn (one triple, one double, one single, two runs scored, two RBI) and Lucy Sellers (three singles, three nins scored, one RBI). Other hitters were Brenda Hartsfleld (tw o home runs, two runs scored, four RBI), C arol Norman (one triple, one dou­ ble. five RBI), Chris Clark (one triple, one single, two runs scored, one RBI), Shay Brown (one single, one run scored). Sharon Burch (one single), Tracey Mitchell (one single) and Margaret Clevenger (tw o scored, one RBI). Teresa Flnck (one single, two runs scored, two RBI). Becky M cC am an (one single, two runs scored, one RBI). Donna Klein (one single, one run scored, one RBI) and Dtno W ilson (one sin ­ gle. one nin scored, one RBI). Providing the offense for O r­ lando Dodge w ere Shonda B ry­ ant, Theresa Brooks and Dot Guess with one single each and Denlce Byrd with one run scored. Powering Flyers W ings & Grill w ere Paula Songer (one hom e run. one triple, two sin ­ gles. three runs scored, five runs scored). Doing the dam age for Curl's Alleycats were Dee W alden (one double, one single, one nin scored, one RBI). Derna Flamm (one double, one single, one nm scored). Becky S im p­ son (two singles, one run scored, one RBI). Anne Grteme (two singles, one run scored, one RBI). Kathy Kllngensm ith (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Sharon Ritchey (one single, one run scored). Jodi Johnson (one single, one run scored). 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Woman's club Lake Mary W om an's Club meets the fourth W ednesday of each month from Septem ber through May. For Information, ron tart Maryann Hoff. 3210226. Racovsry Inc Krcovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and genenil nervous symptoms. For Information, call 000-2003. or H96 5906. TOPS A local chapter o f TO PS O ff Pounds Sensibly) meets every W ednesday at 0:30 p.tn.. In the auditorium o f South Seminole Hospital. 506 W. State Road 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first nwetlng Is held every W ednesday. ut 9:30. at Lakevlew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Koad Apopka. For Inform ation, call 293-5048. rr.ikr N ur- Anon Nar-Anon meets every W ednesday at H p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 556 West State Koad 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to fam ilies and friends o f addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle try yourself. Join for support In roping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call 201-1900 for more Information. Rotary C lu b Rotary Club o f Lake Mary Peanuts star in ethnic cuisines S m jk ifti m eets Thursday m ornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m .. at the Marriott Courtyard, o ff West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0634. Sertoma Club Th e Sertom a Club o f South Sem inole County, dedicated to the advancement o f speech and hearing children, m eets every Thursday m orning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m .. at the Florida H ospital S enior C llU en s C en ­ ter. 1097 Sand Pond Lake Road w hich connects to Lake Emma Road, one mile south o f Lake Mary Boulevard. Poten­ tial m em bers are Invited to a t ­ tend. For Inform ation, call Gene Prestera. 407-7767-1234. Weight Watchers A local chapter o f W eight W atchers m eets at the Lake Mary Comm unity Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p.m. Toastmasters The Om ni Toastm asters Club •6801 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Guests and prospec­ tive m em bers are welcom e. Call Jim Ocque. 942 5227 for Inform ation. ToughLove support ToughLove Orlando, a p a r­ ent support group, m eets every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2140 llw y. 434. Longwood. ToughLove Is a self-help, a c ­ tive. parent support group for parents troubled by their ch il­ dren's behavior. Th e group Is open to parents o f preteens. teenagers and adult children, and grandparents. For m ore Information call (407) 324-0724 or visit their web site at toughlove.org. Submarine veterans Th e United States Stihnutrlne Veterans. Central Florida Base, meet at 7 p.m. at the Fleet Reserve Club. 3040 W est SR 46. the first Thursday o f the month. A ll submariners, both active or otherwise, are w el­ come. For Information, call Bud Simpson. 330-4445. Lowly goober enhances recipes, makes great snack I've never given a huge amount of thought to the subject of peanuts: at least not since the fourth grade, when I did a report on George Washington Carver. I like peanuts — a lot! — but I never spent a great deal o f time thinking about them until I met Leslie Wagner I.esJie Wagner, the public relations director for the Peanut Advisory Board in Atlanta. G a , thinks about peanuts — a lot! — and seems to know Just about everything there is to know about them, from the way they are planted (in spring) and harvested (now), to arcane stuff about molds and insects that might infect the crop She is loud in singing the praises of the peanut fanner, who. it turns out. is an independent kind of guy (or gall: The average size of a U S peanut (arm is about 100 acres, says Wagner. It is a crop that has yet to be taken over by giant corporations, even though it is the 12th most valuable cash crop in the country Peanuts may be getting a bad rap these days, but for me they are the perfect snack, because you get the fun of shelling (hem (W henever I buy peanuts to snack on. I get the kind in the shell i And they're extremely sat . isfying A handful of peanuts will do more lo get you through your 3 p m slump — or get your child through her soccer game — than any amount of chips, crackers or doodles They are a lto great In cooking Peanuts figure prominently in many ethnic cuisines, such as Thai. Chinese and African, as writ as in dishes from the southern United Stales While you're reading this, thousands of southern peanut farmers are out digging up some 3 million tons of peanuts from I 3 million acres of pranut (arms That's a lot of goobers Better gel rooking' Note the Peanut Advisory Board has joined forces with the March of Dunes to promote the consumption of folic acid dn which peanuts are highi as a way to prevent birth defects For free recipes, send a legal size self ad dressed, stamped envelope to Peanut Advisory Board. Dept MOO. 300 Sugar Mill Koad. Suite 103 A. Atlanta. GA 30330 BROCCOU-PCANUT STIR FRY 2 tablespoons poanut oN 1/4-Inch-track eflee of booh (pnger. 1 dove garde, posted 1cup dry-Toested, unssbid pssnuts 4 cups broccoli Horsts 1 red bsMpepper, cored snd cut Into or bouillon, the bay leaf and tarragon, and bring to a boil. Remove pot from heat, and scoop out the vegetables with a slotted spoon into the bowl of a food processor fitted with a metal blade, discarding the bay leaf. Add a bit o f the broth to the veg­ etables and puree until fairly smooth Return them to the pot, return the pot to the heat, and bring almost to a boil. Reduce heat to medium. Using a la rge whisk, whisk In the peanut butter, a bit at a time, until folly in­ corporated Add 2 cups of the half andhalf (or half-and half and milk), and the hot sauce. Stir well, and allow to heat through. Add more half-and-half or milk if soup is too thick. Taste and add more hot sauce, salt and pepper, if needed. Serve with a sprinkling of chopped peanuts or toasted sesame seeds, if desired. Yield: about • cups — Recipe from Anna Woolf. River Run Restaurant. Plainfield, V t Photo by Paul O Bcvsvrrt In* H e » EngunS Cum»ry tryhtutt Three different hied* ef rrsscky mrri is Rrsrroli I’ranul Stir Fry. FOOD 1 tabtetpoon toy tm ^t Preheat a skillet or a wok Add I la blespoon of the oil and heat I minute Add the ginger and garlic rime and heat until ginger is browned Remove garlic and ginger and discard Add peanuts and stir try 2 to 3 minutes, stirring constantly Itrmove and set aside Add remaining tablespoon ml to pan. heat Add broccoli and rook, stirring constantly, until ensp lender, about 3 minutes Add pepper and cook unlit heated through, about I minute Return peanuts to pjn and add soy sauce Cook about 2 minutes or until flavors are blended Yield about a servings Recipe from the Texas lYanut Board ANNA S PEANUT SOUP 2 tablespoons unsifted butter 3 or 4 smelt stalks eatery, cut in 114Inch dies to make t cup t large carrot, scraped and cut In 1/4-inch dies to make t cup 1 medium onion, posted and cut Into 1/4-inch dies to make 1 cup 3 tablespoons flour 1/3 cup whits wins 1 quart chicken stock, canned chick­ en broth, or water misod with bouillon t bey loaf t tablespoon trash tarragon or 1-1/2 teaspoons dried 2 cups smooth, good quality ( "nat­ ural ) peanut butter 2 to 3 cups half-end-half, or combi­ nation half-and-half and milk t tablespoon hot sauce, or more, to taste salt and pepper to taste chopped dry-roasted peanuts, or toasted sesame seed s, lor gar­ nish (optional) ANGEL-HAIR PASTA WITH PEANUT-GINGER DRESSING For the dressing: 1/2 cup rtcew tne vinegar t tehteipoooa appte-etder vinegar 1/4 cup tens Juice 2 tablespoons honey 1 tablespoon moleeiee 2 teaspoons aoy sauce 8 tablespoons peanut butler 2 d o v e s garlic, peeled <% ------------------. * . . . • iv s s p g o n s pfVNQ. n eefw y jp e w u ginger root For the pasta 1 pound angst heir peats t cup sliced graen onions 1 cup shredded Chinese cabbage (Napa cabbage) 1 3-ounce can Chinese rtce noodtea 1 cup 11nrty cfK>vv*c! fOM t^P^I peanuts To make the dressing: Combine all the dressing ingredients in a blender or food processor until smooth Re­ frigerate at least one hour before using In a heavy bottomed pot. melt the to develop flavor butter over medium heat Add the Make the pasta according to pack lined celery, carrots and onion Cook, age directions Drain Put the cooked vtimng oftrn. until Mill and beginning pasta in a large bowl and mix with the lo brown 'Vegetable* 'himid be cut green onions, cabbage and noodles ’ 'he same st/e so they will all cook at Add dressing, a Ml at a time, and toss the same time t to coat (you may have some left over). Stir in the (lour and rook lor a few Sprinkle peanuts on top and serve im­ minutes, stirring, to avoid a raw dour mediately Yield about 6 servings. taste 'The vegetables and flour will — Recipe from the Texas Peanut slick to the bottom of the pot. scrape Hoard as you stir' Add the wine. cook, scrap l IMS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN mg the bottom Add the stock, water C o n fid e n t in terfaith co u p le c e le b ra te h a p p y 1 5 -year m a rria g e DEAR ABHY. I read with great interest the column in which a young man asked whether or not to marry his girlfriend of another reli­ gious faith. religions. They pray all the time and have a deep respect for God. In the meantime, many of our friends and relatives who married within their faiths have divorced, and some of them do not have children with whom to share their faith. Further­ more. some of them have stopped attending worship services ut all I met my husband more than 15 years ago I am Christian: he ie Jewish Ours was a similar situa­ tion. and friends and relatives from both of our families advised us not to marry - arguing. “What would the children be ruised*1-*1 2 The Christians wanted my hus­ band to ronvert, and the Jews were upset that he was marrying out of the Jewish faith. My husband Anal­ ly got fed up and told everyone to mind their own business because we were 27 years old and could decide for ourselves in a country that gra n ts everyon e religio u s freedom. Today we’re happily married and the parents of three wonderful chil­ dren who celebrate and respect both Une relative recently told me that our children cannot respect two religions. I told her firm ly, “ You have to get over this issue The chil­ dren have a Jew ish dad and a Christian mom. 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Florida •Wednesday November 4 1998 21— P e r s o n a l s L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IM TN I CIRCUIT COUNT Or TH* ItQ N TIIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASK NO. M 204S-CA-K M LAKE MARY POLICE DEPARTMENT. •I m y e r M ic h a e l b u r g . NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEOINO TO MYER MICHAEL BURO «S6 EAGLE clavy cou rt lake MARY. FL 327*6 ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY ATTN MARY B»OHARD PO BO* 620459 OVIEDO. FL 32762 And III othart who claim in " I P M I tn INe b**o» d *tcf't»d property Chief Richard Deary. Lika Miry Polic# Department, Spfflinoi* County. Florida, through hi* officers. investiga­ tor* or agonti. m i l d the tub |OC» property, to e d 1494 PONTIAC SW VAN. VIN11GMDU06L4RT 233460 on or about August 10. 1448. at or mar Seminole County. Florida, and t« presently hold­ ing said property tor the pur­ pose of forfeiture pursuant to Sections 932.701-707. Florid* Statute*, has REQUESTED that an Honorable Judge ol the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Saminoia County. Florida. >ssua a Finding Of Probable Causa why the abo«* proparty should not bo ‘oilorted to tho sbovs agency You mil be sent a cooy ol Iho Finding ol Probable Cause one* ■t •* signed by the Judge and <1 mil Idy.se you how and whan to tespond to this request to> •orfeitur# I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of the forego r g haa been furnished to the shore named address U S rsg•stertd mail, return receipt requested, this 22nd day of October. 1498 NORMAN R WOlFINGIff STATE ATTORNEY BY: Ann* E Richards-Rutberg Assistant Stafa Attorney Florida Bar >287801 Crf ca of tho State Attorney 100 East First Street Santord. FL 22771 407-322-7524 Publish October 28. snd November 4. 1948 DEV-233 IK THE CIRCUIT COURT or THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C a «# No 98 4289 OR-02 ■ tN RC Tm| MARRIAGE OF CCCAGf CRCOG SMftTON F*lit»On#». And * at v ooRts sh elto n . Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE to * a t y d o r is s h e l t o n • M e Address •% unknown >0U ARE NOTIFIED tnjt an Action has been Med against you and sou are reQt«*ted to se*«e a copy of your wntten defenses. if any to Silvia McLain. Esg , IIS Boston Ave . Suite 100. Altamonte Spimgi. Fl 3JT0t on of befofe NOVEM BEN 19. 1998 and Me tt»e ongt nal w th th« Cleik of ItMt Court (mailing atldress 301 N Paik Avenue Sanford Ft 32771) before service on th# Petitioner i attorney or *mmedi­ ately thereafter if you fail to do. a default may be entered agamst you for the relief demanded m the petition Copies of ail court documents •n this case including orders, are available at the Clerk ot the Circuit Court % office You may rpview theso documents upon request You must karp the C‘e»k of the Circuit Court s offset not f ed of your current address (You may file Notice of Current Address. Florida Family Law Form 12 919) Future papers m this iawsu'1 will be mailed to the address on rocord at the clerk s off-ce WARN NO Nu»e 1JJ83. Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure requires certain automatic disclosure of docu­ ments and information Failure to comply can result m sane • t on*, mclud ng dismissal or S ir lung of oieadmgs Oated OCTOBER 14. 1999 (SEAL) UARVANNE MORSE CLCR* OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Bf Nancy R W*nter Deputy Clerk Publish October 21. 28. and November 4. it 1999 DEV 164 GIVE YOUR BUSINESS Legal N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s NOTICf Not*c4 •* hereby g'ven that th# undersigned J.tinng to engage Hi bus ness st 875 Honda Centm e*’ k«jy. Suit* 1800. m the City ot longwood. County ot Servunoie. 5141* of Slot ida under th* mm* ol American Pharmaceutical Setylee* mtend* to reg-tfer si>d him* «.th th. Oivisiots ot Corporation* tor th. Stile of Florida Compels Pharmacy Service*. Inc Publish November I » 498 PEW I I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO EON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOAIOA CASE NO 98 929 CP Probata Otv»*8on IN RE The ESTATE O* LOTTIE BROADWAY ECHOLS. Oacoasod NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tho ydmtn>»tratton of th# aslata of LOTTii B ECHOLS. d*coa*od. Caso No 99 92S-CP. 1 QFtndinq in tho C*cu»t Court ♦ -* SomiFTo # County. Florida. P'obato Division Pnst Office Drawor C. Sanford. Florida J2T71 Tho namos and addrossos cf tho portonal roprosontaI vo and tho porsonjl roproson* ta*<vo s attornoy aro sot forth holow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All porsont on whom this notico t* totyed oho ho* obfocms that chailongo tho validity of tho will, tho quaiifrcattont of tho personal roprosontativo. «on«»o nr furisdiction of this Cou«t aro required to Mo their obioctiont with this Court WITHIN The later of THREE UNCLAIMID VINICLI AUCTION Itemo.et ot lh» below described vehicle! * 4* con­ ducted m compliance - 'th F S. 713.71 Notice that Butch * Towing w.tl sell cant %--*cle* at Public Auction lor cash on November 23rd *1 10 00 am at 200 Persimmon Ay# Sanford, florid* INe retei •* Ih* right to withdrew *ny vehicle* turn this auction AH vehicle* so I AS IS No Ml* guaranteed Dutch* Towmg reserves th* nghf to btd on any vehicl* Vehicle* may be rawed one hour prior to set* 1888 BONITO BOAT t "IAILIR ID* 6htH< 43B888 1489 CMEV GIO ID* J8inF2177H-52SS4« 1993 FORD F 150 iOB 1FT[(15NIP«a3244t 1982 MONO* 108 JMMIA142 ICC 058748 Publish November 4 199b 0EW 26 _____ m o nths 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 Croditors of tho docodont and other person* having claim* or demands aga*n*t 0of odont s estate on whom a py of this notice is ssiitd 8* ii’ .n tnreo months after the date ’ I the first publication of thi* not<# must Me the*r claim* • th tn y Court W THIN THE l AT ER OF Three m o nth s after yhe date of the Fi«<T PiiRurarioN of this NOTICE OR THIRTY OAy S AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE on them Ail other creditors of tho doco* Pont and persons havmg claims r demands agamst the dece­ dent * esfato must file their >m% with this Court WITHIN three m o nt h s a f te r the OF The first PUBLICA DATE TiCN OF THIS NOTICE All CIA MS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECT ONS NOT SO FILED W'LL BE FOREVER BARRIO The date of the first public#in ot fh.s Notice •% the 29th day of October, 1999 Attorney for Personal Representative Charles Ronjm Broadway Route t Bos 239 WaynesvHfe By Pass Wjynesvitte. NC 26788 Personal Represonfaf'te Joseph A Rover Esquire Post OffKa Boa 9901 76 Lake Mary Florida 32799 01 76 407.|2t 6977 F'or-Ja Bar Nd 1)2409 Pubush Octobar 29. and November 4. 1999 DIV219 ‘ UNCLAIMID VIHICLI AUCTION* 11/1F/88 80 BMW «-92414 79 BUiCR 4J47T9GI72820 17 DOOOE IBJB2llC*HD5b37lb 89 FORD 2FAPPMI0KB<44347 92 FORO IFTCR10AONUD3I0II 12 FORD 1FMOUtSFtCLAIbS4b 19 FORO 1GABP5340A*158051 88 FORD 1FABP1I920T128FF4 91 MERCURT 3MAPM10J9MA617831 90 MERCURY 1MEPMJ813L* F0040I 41 MITSUBISHI HPHVD22J944U091154 88 OLOSMOBILE 1G3AJ15R9GG J410I8 17 OLOSMOBILE 1GJBPI1IH9007783 18 OLOSMOBILE 1G3CVS1C4J4307878 88 PONTIAC <G2NE54U5JC 483880 90 REGAL BOAT RGMA1195F980 t 1/24/88 80 FORO IFABP30USOA101207 IS OLOSMOBILE ia3GR89ASFR373977 UTILITY TRAILER n o v in ALTAMONTE TOWING M7 MARKER ST ALT SPOS SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM VIEW t HOUR PRIOR Publish November 4. 1998 OEM 30 IN THB blOHTIINTH JUDICIAL CINCUIT COUNT, •IMINOLb COUNTY. DIRECTION. Spread the good word about your unique business or service by advertising in the Seminole Herald Classifieds. You’ll find no other local medium is more effective at reaching your potential customers where they live and shop than the Seminole Herald Classifieds. With the affordable rates and professional advise of the Seminole Herald Advertising staff, you will get more BANG for your BUCK! Call: 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 To place your ad. CASS NO: 9B-1888-CA-16-K JAMES P MARE end ELSIE M MARE, Plaintiffs v* PATRICIA F MITCHELL snd ALBERT L MITCHELL. Defendants ROTICI OP SALB PURSUANT TO CHAPTIR 43. PLORIOA STATUTES Notice is given that pursuant to a fmal ludgmant dated October 2. 1998. m Case No 98I814CA-I4-K ot Ih* Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m and for Seminole County, Florida, m which James P Mar* end Elsie M Mar*, are the Plaintiffs and Patricia F Mdchell and Albert L MdcheN are th* Defendant*. I will sell to th* highest and best bidder lor cash at the Meat Front door ol me Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue, Sanlord. Florida In accordance with section 45 031. at 11 00 A Mon Tuesday. November 17. 1991. th* following described proper­ ty set forth m th* Order or Fmel Judgment ot Foreclosure: LOT 100. LOST CREEK a replat ol Lot 17, Creek* Bsnd accordeig to the plat thereof recorded m Plat Book 46. P*g*t72. 73. 74 and 7S of the public record* ot Seminole County. Florida OATEO Ih* 21*1 day ot Octobar. 1998 MARIANNE MORSE. Clark ot th* Circuit Court By Jane E. Jaaewic as Deputy Clerk NOTIFICATION IN ACCORDANCE MITH THE AMERICANS MITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. person* with disabil­ ities reading a special accom­ modation should contact AOA Coordinator. Semmolo County Courthous*. 301 Norm Park Avsnu*. Room 301. Sanlord Florida 32771.Telephone (407) 323-4330. sitsnsion 4227, not later than SEVEN days prior to the proceedings It hearing impairad. (TOO) 1-800-955 1771. or VOICE IV) 1 800-955 87 70, v a Florida Ralay Sarvict Robert M Morris 815 M 23th St Sanlord. FL 32771 Publication ot this notico on October 28. and Novsmbar 4, 1998 DEV 224 Notic# of 9 «lt Notre# •* h#r#by given that pursuant to Florida Statut* 6) 606. th# following personal property shall b# sold at pubbe sai« at to 00 am. Friday. Noi«rBb«r 13. 1996. at th# MmStorjg# warahousa locatad at 2929 S Magnolia Ava . Sanford. Fl 32773. to satisfy a lion piacad on said parsonal propar­ ty by tha ownar Of tba MiniSioraga wa/ahousa Call 407-32) 6040 for informa­ tion Lot t Contants of Storaga Spaca B-9. miscaiianaous par­ sonal pro party Tha nama of tha lanant is Vanassa Parkar Lot 2 Contants of Sioraga Spaca C-9. niscaiianaoua par­ sonal proparty. Tha nama of tha lanant is Tnslma Allman Lot 3 Contants of Storaga Spaca C-to. miscailanaoua par­ sonal proparty Tha nama Of tha tanant is Diana Sams Lot 4 Contants of Storaga Spaca 0-9. miscailanaoua par­ sonal proparty Tha nama Of tha tanant is Jorga Amador Publish Octobar 26. and Nosambar 4. 1996 DEV 193 IN THB CIRCUIT COURT FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY. r a o e a tk 'iH v M i* * IN Rf ' i STAtV o f ' 111 * * GORDON M STREET Deceased NOTICB OP ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol the estate ol GORDON U STREET deceased. File Number 98 886CP . I* pending m Ih* Cncuit Court lor Seminal* County, Florida. Probate Division ih* address ol which re Post Onic* Drawer C. Sanlord. Florida. 32771. Th* name* and add>**a* « of tha personal r*pr***ntativa and th* personal represen­ tative* attorney are set forth 04low ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All parson* on whom this noire* i* served who have obieciion* that challenge th* validity ol the aMI. th* qualifica­ tion* ol the personal represen­ tative. venue, or (urisdKlion ot Ihr* Court are required to file their obioctiont with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICf ON THEM All creditor* ol the deesdsnt and other person* havmg claims or demand* .g r is t decedent * estate on whom a copy ol Hit* noire* ■* served withm three months thsr the dal* ol Ih* lust public atom of this notice must IHe the* clams with Ihr* Court WITHIN Th ( LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THI DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF This NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF-A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* of Ih* dece­ dent and person* hiving claims or demand* against th* dece­ dent s estate must Me their claim* with this court WIThiN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEUAN0S ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED MILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* date ol th* first publica­ tion ot this Nolle* 1* October 28. 1998 Personal Raprassntaiiv* Virginia C Slrssl 430 Village Place. Apt 31a Longwood. Florida 32779 Attorney lor Personal Representative Joel H. Sharp. Jr Florida Bar No 072899 Baker A Hostetler Post Ottic* Bos 112 Orlando. FL 32802 Telephone (407) 649 4000 Publiah: October 28. end November 4. 1998 DEV 225 NO TICK OP SALI OF MOTOR VIHICLI PURSUANT TO P.B. 715.109 (5) (8) To Rscatdo Cepr 820 Christ, D< PI Orange FL. and Ed Bu>k dba Liqui* Reflection 1049 Hay 17-92 longwood. Fl You are hereby informed that th* fol­ lowing described vehicle!*) ehich you own will be sold m Public Auction lor cash to Ih# highest bolder Sal* and vehicle location 1035 N Hwy 17-92 Longwood FL On November I 3. 1998 al 10 00 am 1966 OLOSMOBIL VIN 384696MJ49270 Publish October 28. and November 4. 1998 0EV 234 S e m i n o l e H e r a ld A L O W ? 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SS). 3 Oarage Sadat (217) require payment in advance S e r v ic e s MOW V PROBLEMS? CcnsnacUt* you bis aro a loan Ptonter CmrM 327 9MO 71— H elp W A fm n It you need to change your ad w id e MM running, plaaaa g^ra ue a cad and wa wO make dw dianga lor t ie neat aiadabU adUon. Plaaaa check y o u ad on tie Drat day ol pub«ca0on It you *nd an error, plaaaa c a l ue immadlauiy and wa wU correct t m g n w tor t w n a il pudcaMon Wa are ratponaibia lor t w I n i m a if c n only and only lor h r coal oi Pud tnaar- CLASSIFICATIONS It's tlnw to prvparv for tho Holiday. OrdBf your ClasgM M (Mb play, Ha Ip Wanted Ads now! ■Personalhnd in w v -QuaMy work ’ Drslntiuhon m yox local area (to <9a* keasonai netp hem *m ptoyne* *mo res.3* ctose by ( CaU {AST) 123-2611 A Aik For Bw Cilia t e d Dipt. Let your M ipliyi atari working lor you EARLY! A(9run Supgort PT Musi have •ap m A P AAR A d i « P*| ton A31 Jen* Su«o 2SS9 San tori Av* PFWfESSIONAL ASSISTANT MANAOER Fast growing co need* career nwvlod pr»x*e ko nWrvwwfww manage UFyLMTED grow* po­ tential Salary • bonus Gresi benefit* Fa« resume to (807) 647 6t;s or cat Chrr* at 1407) 64 7 6010 or Mecjne al (407) 465 0770 Legal Notices M THB CIRCUIT COURT FOR BBMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATI DIVISION F ill NO : ta-fEB-CP iN Rl ESTATI OF «AR8N TuCMR. a/k/a nwrew Lvnn tuskar. a/h/s nwvew l Tvrkw. Deceased NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The administration of the **•*1* al KAREN TUCKER, irk/1 Karen Lynn Tucker, a/k/a Karen L Tucker, deceased. File Number 94-976-CP. 1* pending ■n the Circuit Court lor 5 .mmole County. Florid*. Pr.bat* Division, in* address ol which i* Post Oh c# Drawer C. Sanlord Florida 32772-0639 Th* norms* and addresses ol me personal representative end thy personal representatives .Homey «r* set lorth below AIL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Ail person* on whom this notice ■* served who have obisclions that challenge the raHdtiy ol in* will. Ih* qualifica­ tion* o' me personal represen laiive. renue. or lunsdiction of this Court are required lo lit* me* obieciior* with flue Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE m o nth s after the date of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICf ON ‘ HEM Ac creditors ol Ih* decedent and other persons haring cl.nmt or demands against deerdem s sstats on whom a copy of this notice 1* served wilhm three month* alter Ih* dal* ol ih* Irrsl publication ol Hu* notice must til* their claim* with Ihi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE or th ir ty days AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othtr creditors ol th* dece­ dent end persons having claim* or demand* against the dece­ dent * estate must file their claim* with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE AIL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO MILL Bf FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* ol Ih* Insi public*lien ol Itus Notice 1* November 4. 1996 Personal Representative LOREN SIMONSON 9006 Sand ridge Dr Holland. OH 43S2S WILLIAM A OTTINGER Attorney For Personal Representative Florida Bar No 0060368 Landis. Graham. French, HuSleld. Sherman 6 *ord. PA 1353 Saron Boulevard. Suit* 204 0sdona. FL 32723-3822 Telephone (407) 374-1461 Publish Novsmbar 4. I f. 1996 OEW-9 Tiei on writing a seod ktfvtrtn wnent. Me wart to mas* sure you are (tmaser) mth r * mvors tmm your wr Hwraal (tasvAed ad To make sure ynur ad works we suggssl you keey) n mmd the trskiwn) • kxkxSe as many features at Pwt 4*m you are sekng as you can f * s (J Item**-Tm. Ih* mom you lea th# taster you le i • Include a pnee By kstmg 4 pnea yuu rm4 ewwruie is-wanted cats from iw < e whtj aren l venuu* about buying your merchenr**# » When you kst your phune rv/Ttm k*i the kma ot dar Wat I* best to reach you Vbu don! wart pec*** caAng you when you are al work or Uwepng I 'll IV A f I I A H ' 1 iinnk ^ (1-tyk S ’ 0 ' I iinrfk (l.iys MONT Ml Y SPFOAl S' H 6 lines ?? d jy s S65 71— H ill* W a n t io ATTtMnONCMAs Come and (om ocr canng team ot Nurses and CNAs Eac*f lent benefits Eipenenc* rec ogru/td 3 00pm-11 00pm shift evadable Please rct<y n person O rk r . Heathcare He habiMalmn Center tSSI E h cam Bhrd Oeeixia l Of AUTOMOTIVE Of TAKERS SantordlcngwoodOrtandn Oood Income Poteneai BmeMs Aher 90 Days TtpH Seat 407 293 3055 CABLE TV TECH EXP IN SYSTEM OPERA TONS 6 TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS 6 VEtkCLE PROVIOEO COMPETITIVE WAGES A BEN EFITS EOE MAIL OR FAX RESUME (407) 333 2510 HEATHROW CABLE. 1275 LK HEATHROW IN . STE8101. HEATHROW FL 32746 ATTN GEN MGR NO WALK INS OR PHONE CALLS PLEASE _______________ Carpentera/Melpart Subcreek A deckers needed Steady work Iasi pay Jett Sevege 407-6707V3B. Child Car* 4 Van Driver need­ ed lor Christian Center E>p re guested Good salary 4 bene 145 407 322 7905 Construction Cleaning FT 4 PT Oependabi# people must have auto 407 302 9191 Counter Person 2 permanent positions available al e.pandmg dry clean operabons new lo­ cations 333 8070 C tf t Challenging position tor outgoing mdrv ml good comm skins Oft«e duties center on adm. cust sve and sales Phone erp or cust contact e<p deseed Fas resume to Ncrwesl Financial al 324 5518 EOE 71— Htir W a n iid 71— Htir W anted fkSerty Cere Work F T P ! m*k mg $70 $90/ day and ovemv/tl CaA 4 C 7 -4 »8 8 tl_____________ ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS « * • ) ed NOW* Honey Transput hat mmedial* openings tor driver kamees Nu evpenence needed Earn $500 to $700 weekly pArt benefits CDL framing avaJaMe 800-435 5593_________________ HOLIDAY SALES JOB • Hckory Farm* GJI Center •Aitamnrt* Mat • Semens# Town* Center • 20-35 hour-wee* (Nov Dec) «C a 8 (407)788-2333_________ HOUSEKEEPERS AppN Budget mn ol Santord 3200 S Orlando Dr (17 92) JOIN Ih# best healthcare team m VuKjsu county Restorer! vs CNA needed ermedalety PrevKxrs eipenenc* hetpru Cell Oebary Manor 407 644 4424. IOC. kiretilM Ml* his Apply O WUlow Tree Cel* Cal lo scherAA* mtervww 321-2204 L A B O R E R S NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTIUTY CONTRACTOR HCACTH etSUHANCl ANO 40IK etANr Dru* h«* wovSylece Ipyey e kSOMWsvOrtv* AAewreme Spring 7849*80___ LANDSCAPERS^' i " rg pay $7 OGhr. F/T w benelits Call (407) 322-6133 LAWN TECHNICIAN FuB Ten* Immedal* Openevj Salary vComm 261-2377 ~ LEE'S FAMOUS RECIPE CHICKEN Mature salad lady needed Convslenl caring about oth­ ers Good worker Daytime Cail 322 3743 tor appl Ask tor owner or manager on duty -« 4 14amtenwove Person Eipenerced general mam tenant* person tor apartment compMi One) letlmg required C46 9 2PMI (• 323026) MARKETING DEALER SERVICE REP AbO-ty to use commune etv>n u ls to enhance cuslomer res* tern* F/T PoMmn fWvy.ol P/Herrwd Complete Benefits Park*}# mrl 40IK Apply mperson or c#8 lor appl [Waters A»Ao Auckon C4 Santord Between 9AM 4PM Mon Wed W95 SR 46 East Santord (comer ol 46 end 415) 40 7 323 4090 EOC-UFOV lifllXi ItSTltrii EMPLOrtR MERRY UAIOS HIRING Car 4 Insurance Neede-I Weekends FREE 331 5266 UORTOAOE PROCESSOR TRAINEE ttryi school (yad *> bale typmg 4 computer skat Nabuns Mortgage Corp long wood Cell Den Al 747 *270 NOW HIRING Seeking tcMowmg positions. | House Person Kxite Keepers and AM Oahwathert Apply m person to Marno ft Courtyard 13$ International Parkway Heathrow. FL. PIANIST: For Sunday same* ' FT rPT 407*349-9907 POSITIONS AVAILABLE Sales. Sec.ice 4 Admmntra tore Fu8 Benefits met Ins 4 40IK, Company Vehicle Apply MF94 Truly Nolan Peal Control 2920 South Orltndo Dr .Santord • a DESK CLERK Apply Budget Inn ol Santord.3200 S Orlando Dr (17 92) DISHWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS “ Cracker Barrel'* 324 1020 200 Hickman Dr (1-4 and Itwy 46) DRIVERS LOCAL DRIVERS 40-50 Hrs/Wk COL Required Can Sandy al At Tempt (407) 64 7 8010 No Fee EOE DRIVERS LOCAL DRIVERS 40-50 Hrs/Wk COL Required Call Sandy at A I Tamps (407) 647 8010 No Fee-EOE NOTICB OP PICTITIOUS NAME Nonce is hsrsby given mat I am engaged m business al 249 U N Brest* C-rcle. Lake Mary. Florida. 32746 Seminole County. Florida, undar tha Fictitious Heme ol PIT TO A TEE. and that I inland to regis­ ter said name with the Otvtsion ol Corporation*. Tallahassee. Florida, m accordance with Ih* provitione ol the Fictitious Nam* Statute*. T0-W1I: Section 665 09. Florida Statute* 1991 Randy Pagan Publish: November 4. 1996 OEM-29 l i l l A I I A l f l f F l) - l i l 'l Ir \ ( , i ) H DRIVERS NEEDED F/T A P/T tor local chanty (407)695 8222 M en IDioll 211 a/ud* (jot) i enuioMx ov/m | Ladies Call FREE! (407) 786-TALK* Credit Card Billing 1-800-CITY-FUN Wtlfou *jn|aNK*tMvu«ui| C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R by Luis Campos CewerSy C «h *r cryeloqrsm* *>* cieeled torn yx/U tuu by tameus (wnyM oatl and present Each new n h e . ( N r tlarvM k* anaewr fodvy • cue v rgukr V C P O M O K X E O D ■ret. B P S O ; ELECTRICIAN B U M B We have immediate, lull lime R V B U E S B employment m me Orlando 4 Tampa areas tor a skiied eiec L E K K Y A Y T Y B V , J U B S P D tncian m our speoak/ed market serving the gasolme service sMbon, pelf oleum industry. Prior R E S T C J E B O J B Y X D SK B E * industry eipenencg is a plus, but we tram an new associates B U 0 O . ‘ F E U J l Benefits include a competitive U M H D salary, health care 4 a company provide vehicle Call K 4 K S L C V O D Electric. Inc. Sanlord. FL Ph (407)3234300 or FAX Relume P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N 'll was a storm in a tea cup but in lo: 323-6208 politics we sail In paoet boats * — Sit Hatold MacMillan �-i Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. November 4, 1998 iC i 71— HELP W ANTE D MAINTENANCE HELPER for apartment compla. Must hav# loch and references Sal ary al a r ms on trpenence Cal m -M M Pro**** A tp o n w ic im u r. E«caftanl opportunity fusts wth growmg/#«pandmg dry clean nparahon. La*a Mary area 333 •070 mmn im u i f l r t W r i K (407) 869-0444 mmTH AN6M AN NMda 100worfcars dally. llafyiM' *S*tro pay la an rare *Opan 1 am Ml N M IN TOP PAY to For »K> catonaf makers • tonsnatort 0 Uc. tag Orug Fra* WbrkPtoc* Apply n parson to IC M U «1 Kastnar Ptaca. Pod o> Sanfard a far resume 407 321 8454 slwevG mac hint rah Karons IMMEDIATE OPENINGS WE OFFER 'TULL TM f.TAR T TIME a i U H I HOURS •PRSMRJM M Y SCHCD Uli WE RCOURf 'STRONG WORK IT M C *CARt(R MMOCO 'SHARP APTtTUOC NATIONAL ORGANt/AMON SEEKS 5 MOrVlOUAiS WITH A DC SIRE FOR SUCCESS IN A CAREER WITHOUT I M T S DO YOU HAVE A BACKGROUND PI ' MANUFACTURING T 'MOUS TRIAL sew m o? 'SALfSY •CONSTRUCTION-* ‘MANAGEMl NTT IF YOU HAVE A CURRENT BANKING STATEMENT OR PHONE B ill AND EARNED LESS THAN V S COO IN THE PAST TWELVE MONTHS YOU MAY BE THE RIGHT CAN DlOATE FOR THE POSITION NO EXPERIENCE PRE I ERRED ABSOLUTE SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY" SANFORD AIRPORT AREA CALL UR Bl SON BETWEEN *30 AND II 0DAMAT KHTT1 Buy 71— I k i r W now anted laRPrG1 FULL-TIME POSniON: Marketmg OeaPr Service Rep iBAngual PrfNrred) M R T TIME POSITIONS Lot Onvef Security Guard Computer Oecfe In Period Appty d person or cal tor appt Daalert Auto Auction of Sanlord Between <MM 4PM Mon WW1 3895 SR 46 East. Sanlord (comer of 46 and 4 IS) 407 323 4C90 EOCMF/tW DRUG TESTING EMPLOYER S*cr*tary/n*c*ptioni.i EecaHant phone ski.s Banc . inowwiw of Mtcroton worn ftquwad lle it M hours Caa lor appl fradw./t Moving A Stor age Inc Agent lor Allied Van Ida* 407 330 0132 I B M Sand Puad Road 1-afc* Mary. FL .UT7R (4 0 7 ) J J J -6 J J S NOW N H U M FOR THE F0U 0W M 8 P O U T N M : • Machine Operators • Shipping Clerk with UPS onltneeip preferred • Line Leads tor Assembly Department. 1st shitt must have prior e<p 3 managing people in a manufacturing environ­ ment SRMwaruincs M U R R I N M IFF I S M ctswi m w u u it um •EMFIt PACXACi. Apply In Person ir f at krtumr To I4 0 7 | JtJ-VIJO IDE SECURITY OFFICER JOG Training Armed A Unarmed Brarrtfy S Aaaoc *14 7444 SanrlCG Tech For toral pnpana nmpany to* mwrs.ie FT position avaaabto looking kg* eipenencad parion 1450 • « *4 tram r*jhl person Vacation, tick pay d t COL Class B a plus AppN n t m e r Dtscounf Prepaea. 1404 S. Orlande O r. Sanlord SHINGLE IN S TA L LE R S Tuas 4 vans mg Cal 834 4148 TRIE CIMBERS/OROUNOV MAN ERMnanced Pietorred OL A ptut 323 M U TOP Par WAREHOUSE PERSON needed tor Large Pltnl Nursery Ntosl Da eapenanced organi/ad and tad moavaiad Forvan *>p Ntptji RetpnnsAM lor dvan lory control pueng orders end receiving Appty d parsrd 8770 W S U M Santori or cat Lav ne 330 0298 ad 274 73—E\irioTMt.vr •W anted Woman desees ampto^nani as hnusaaaepar cook.PT Monesl l e l e v i n ] f« i t a 32IQOOO 93— R ik im s I ds Him EFFKCNCY Ma«1 tarv eonvanwrl tocjtvn 1214900 SANFOROtOSTEEN AREA large iperwus morn pnvit# ertranr e Cal lor dataes 324 UlUMTODRIVE TRACTOfiTRAILERS w tm m a ttw : 800- 554-7364 Own* join 4 firal kikhrn U*fl’ Our fnud A nuliit* n ik j'aiinw’iw m Naiutll Srmim lr Mmptul. k« 4trJ m 14«tf «•■«!. M tn im»w )k t air tut4Mf fof TnrnJJ) jYrif k hi hrlp us prmidr fuusj w f u t u» out puiicikls. Kill anJ ki«Ut«s Hui is 4 fteM shift fid slualruls id Itaos* iTui mt ka*kin| Ur furl fimr cmpkisinsfu Ihafirs u uU irwtuJr Jittk ruum. hclpmi om thr tray linr C4sharnnf. hi tuud furnlliog ftp is prrferrrJ but » « air willing hi ruin Wt pus T H k r ' Ir*err uni 4 fliiaMi jppf) m Vw*ih Vmim Ir IknpfCil Human K / s w n n 1U W hl Suid K<uJ 4*4 I .iu r r im I II. V27k ) Fat 1407(441 0177 E O f 7 * KIT ’N* CARI.Yl.KWhy lurry Wright HOUR! O f D O O M S 901 Lo­ cust Ava. Fum . appfi. housa- ftoJ^ajaeSEcan^rm 219— W ROSCLXAVRAAS i n Special •S4IOPMbrv«A MUO OKAY 407*130-483] a anlard: 2 /1 OupMa aieoannt area 1360 Elhoancy 1795 321 6757 HM ORLANDO RtUlOMAI SuL'IllSdMlMti. IkwrtlAi HOE OSS R entals 1/1 CORNER UNIT Nad to pnd 1aliasVsec 1450 n e on Ar r,t)lh4NFAriAk om es Fo r S a ie 153— A creage 104 bain Cl sg It CaMurma sfyk* 2 story pod terms Cl amenmes H 7 9 000 Park Ave VIHas 2BfV2Ba Townhousa condo147 000 owner moavaiad 331*9091 rchhof k>EpsocGics JUST RCMOOCLEO 3 6r w new CHiA. carpal paaa 8 many o»»ar pleating features Price re­ duced M M97M Owner grvet 1700 momng aauwanca Lo 3 2 2 *7 4 6 6 IM M IM SUNLANO m w-rarpvrt »rge yard, new para flooring. 4 A C 1421/U2S JIM DOYLE (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 * 2 4 9 5 WE NEE0J40USES TO RENT TOWNHOUSE 2/3 oH Lk Mary Bird ready to move d' 157V mo . No pels 407 «?5 1I9>» 10S—Dtmx/Tnirui B ^H M H M M M aH M SANTORO 7*1 near SarruruAa MS O S A W O Hook Up Cnpl W a cm W) 44A4 .» 344 'Al I 107—M obile Homes For Rent EIDER SPRINGS CM SR 427 2 A 1 bdrme un«um 195 H I V w* . tt2Sd*p Ca« 31) 3964 or sea manager at a34i 7 2800 eg. k heme on 5 4 acres aa fenced. • work shop bam. and apt 2 rvwet from SR 48 A I 4 322 42 74 OF BART Access to 17 99 8 I 4 38R • 2nd Rm addon Fnesh paid new carpel CHA Sac Sys 161500 407 5/4 5204 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Hemes from pomps on 11 Oetnqued Taa. Repot R fO s ro d Area tu* Fraa (1) 800 218 9100 F if M 2708 tor cured U ngs la o o tn LA R IS W B 7 M I XX) sg ft Ter gar. fenced Id By Owner v w 5K 3734087 LAKE MARY 5.3 Comor lot Needs a C . 199 000 127—STORAGt/OmCE For Rent Ea t OAKRIOOf FARMS - Oslaan. OaSorva area 10 acres. Meet tor horses or came tarm Mobea home or homesea Zoned egn 144 900 Fnancng aeaa to w n (town payrnad (804) 7I7AJOO 155—Condominiums For Sale CONOO in Comer una Nad to pod USK or best 700 E. Air 157—M obile Homes For Sale ■y ownarJBR 1BA newly reno­ vated n i d i 8 out C H A T wane 407 321-1297 PARK aVS Homes 93 000 to 96 000 Sal Up Fnancng O U S T1 193-2681 p p l ia n c e s Sacral raepa on paanuis artoan ip M R M tmas to local nawspapars. Coma by 8 haw tha BEST (Aar an r a rasl 2330 Catary AvaSantord A F u r n it u r e F o r S a le 149—Commercial Property For Sale arage 217—G arage Sales Sales 2 FAIRLY VARO SALE Sat 8 Sun 63. 1101 Comal Dr 8 202B Ekiabath Court. Chad rant ctotnak. housahoto goods WANT TO GET RIO OF ALL THAT STU FF? A YARD SALE f* tha parfact A MOVMO 8ALE: Soma fumt- way to do M and r # Samwo/a tura. a* kinds of good** too ItoraM can Bmg paopto to you Mays Or. Sanlord Thurs Id ? door Advartisa you tato M Yto mbloto NaraW tor only 151/ SAMMY kna and watch toe lemt toava wfvto lha money comas n Cal COMMUNITY SALE by Noon on Tua idoy and you 5Fn 8 Sat. Nov > 8 7. 8-4 kno ad can run tor tore* days to Ctothat. toys, aiactncai itams. to* Herald tor ONLY la.1811 Al many traaturas Baka Sato we Aik I* that you prepay to# Non-prof! fundraitar tor youth ad Cal ua-w* can heto" dancars Comar of CrysUf Lk Ava 8 Coitotry Club Or (407) 322-2611 FRESH PICKED HUGE OARAQE SALE Thus 8 Fn. 8-2, 2S91 W Airport BNd 1U houaa on rt oH Rl 44 Coftoct-btos. taKprop lawn Multi Family OaragWCraRs Ra mowar. fun. 8 Nov a 7. 88 On Okalooaa. ha to Wakiva Rrvar Fans off SR 44 YARD SALE Sanford, bait yard tato Good Vd Sale In PA OLA: 5335 Wtoon ctoan uMd 4amt al drt chaap Road t/2 rrv bom Wlaon't pneas 3030 S MagnoM Thus School Thurs-Sun Lawn Mow­ 8 Fn bom 8-4PM ers loots rrvsc Una* 8 Kay Lm at 322 3210 223— M 223— M 231—C ars Fop Sale is c e l l a n e o u s is c e l l a n e o u s A K Una* i w d k G A d r unas 2 1/2. 3. or 4 ton* av*4 For mor*to4o Ca« (06-7*64100. C AR P f TBaiga- l l . l l , 1125 Oraan- tl.lO . 175 Vary good COtoGbon 322 5431 WHEELS 4-18* lor Dodg* Ram |17S CM 407 5065067 ca 217—G h in g s t o Famay Slaa Fraaaar. vka naw. 2 yrt ok) las Krby vacuum *1 *tcn« toc ihampooar 3221725 MONEY TO LOAN Far nous* ear. busma**. vaca­ tion. (Mbt contdtoanon haaM cal 1877 3244182 SATELLITE TV SYSTEM SAM 1. 8 B d m mafai mam lypaOraaa ESR 1824 Racarvar « rami;f« Pol* Boot*. rtc Raady to muaii Cost ova* 14S00 I 1/2 yrs dd AMung 11850 W J irtda lor carptckup ftg Scrtan TVndnn mowtr or n 407-3266833. SEMINOLE COUNTY UQUOR LICENSE lor Safa 407-4387188 Caa barwaan VIOpm SOLAR M A R ____PENNANT konad by Mam mamnara $9$ 0 0 0 6 --------TAMOC TRUCK COVER Hack tor Ford Hangar SMpatoi 8380 0 6 0 324 1549 afkar 5 Artnoira AM eood.S Oawer 1200 Carpet* Roae twga 10a17 ISO B eg* 7.11 110 127 92SS_____________________ Oslaan: Traaar tor rent 1)71/ mo. 1100 drpo*>l Electrc me. 40 7 324 3793 A MOVE IN SPECIAL11 400 sq It A up* 1765 A MONTH CMra Skraga 171-0170 ur 33)7554 T aonFM M FU M nt 1 l AKFFG43MT LO T •Betwra " laaa. loch ArborpnypM 90*300170 000 LA K I FRONT LOT Stone Is land lake Monroe H20 000 VACANT LOT- loch Arbor 130 000 to I LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded 175 000 BAY AYR Sanlord W near park 112000 321-SOBS 181— A o o d Fo r DELTONA 10 acres Ideal tor mutate nomasea. horses came, famvrvj ar nusery* Zoned egm cultural 13 90GACRE Sm Gown wowner Inanca *04-7471777 or 90a-797-a«92 Rhal ejtate. bc. 2/1 Comer lot. i Mwy 48 Zoned tor office 185 000 Cal Od. Jar nqan Prtpertea 133-1181 t Sale '«»&!L 'l W SANTORO in Ouprer Irvng Hm Carprl. CHIA 137V13SO SANTORO H Had A Ar E d Pra t»50 (kya (topMy advartisaig 8 inyrm g Irom an dd flora or gas uaaon Bring to Rutty Duck. 307 E. l i t SL. 221— G 141— H STen STrom RENTALS Buy Cana Coppar/G raaa wo RacycKny 321-0004 a. F irtiM e M . sai> 1 918 W. 100— C o n d o m i n i u m • T j O M H R i v il FRONT7.7 over 1600 sg R mg pod. 2 e gar plus I c carport, over M a r w 1 r l 11400/mon DELTONA 7.1 Lw. dm. CArpnrt. •ned yd llM/mon SANTORO 71 w dn 2 *T*C kr prch CHiA vj yd HMrmon iwupemas 7314744 a n ted to 8SRRWARO FOR OLO FWHMO TACKLE, d d kjTM.tackla boaMjaaM. oto duck dacoys. himtmg anhguas. ate Pay up to ti.000 I pay mor« ra n anyona 8 wd pay 110 00 |ust to taa you oto lack* 941 8SG-3S30 ROOMY 1 Ddrrn d gear historic area 1425/mon » utas t yr leaie Call 330 7770 _ _ 1500 DOWN WHY RE NT 7 Whan you can own pus ) brton home W' C H A new para t car pel 7 Ask atxxA MUO hnmas' The Milllmen Group. Inc — »i- t in arden 211— 323-8670 n f u r n is h e d A G H ire A ntique/Collectisles iA rt aoA i borm M'osao } DOOM 14/OSIOANOUP U n - WOOO 8 WOOO CMGS 8 MULCH CALL m -3 4 t1 MARINER'S VILLAOE ouses* Rent • 193— L a w DOWNTOWN I tutor, apt AC fridge, stove Water d d 1300/ mon . 1250dtp 328 9148 Rent rTruckDriver • institute Trade 99—A partments U nevrnisheo 118—O hice Spaci For •15 Day COL Training •Day A Weekend Clatut •Financial Auutanca •Carrlars Hiring On Slta * House prvteg as, washerAdryer. 160 Aak, 1100 dtposa C a e n to is t 103— H DIETARY ASSISTANTS Z S e ll l 8000 FL0M0A POLYMERS 93— R o o m s F o r REhrr • U R - POST OFFICE COUNTER SCALES Piadorm. sue i r i U * . Caca 1640. baianca arm « »e*d brass Comp'eta mi wa^hts Works kn* Coltoeton Ram (1100) Lk Mary 323 4756 231— C ars Fo r S ale DONT WONOER HOW TO GET RIO OF THAT OLD CAR! L E T US S ELL IT FOR YOU!! IM S CADILLAC SEDAN 0 E V S .lI. On* owner Part* car only No MM 4 Or Naw V 8 *ngna Irom CadJIac cost 12700 Only 10K rrvlas since mitaJtod Na* rnhafor battery bra>as. 8 bras AbsofuMfy loaded Body and intaror great WA lava I t 000 tor compMM car Onv* 4 away* Might trad* 407-123i E l i i o CARS Irom il7 S Portchas Cadillacs. Chavyt. BMWs Corvettes Also Jaaps 4WO s You area To* Fro* 1800-218-9000 E il 2206 lor curant twng. 235— T r u c k /B uses/Va n s For Sale The Sara/noM Her./d Clai n ­ ked. are toe quctetl and moil meipannva way to tail you cart Rui you tore* m* ad tor 10 days and pay only 121 001 Evan barter. 4 you ie « it sooner (which wa KNOW you wM) you can mop you ad and only pay tor toe rttofeer of days 4 actu­ ally ram Whal a Deaf' C g M today and watch ttva H a c a k l Claaal* 1963 FORD F250 4X4. Oraal m u »n g Truck 1700 323-M79 19*5 S10. 4 3L V-6. 42K. ar cond. tape deck. 14 200 Cap avaiabM. 407-3362562 236—V ehicles W anted CASH u i F/UOf F u Junk Cars. Trucks 8 Mac! flBdB worn fo r youtl m . 322-2611 1877 CAORXAC Coup* <MVMr Look* good, run* great' 1850 0601326530 toava mauag* Shop Sammol* Horald i Classifieds Everyday' M ATTRtSS SALE • Full UIM used Bo* springs 8 maitrast 169 00 Larry i Mart 322-4132 Sanlord Hlalortc District (3) Commercial leased Units 11000 gross montofy income 1180 000 330-1495 STORAOE PEN FOR RENTCon v*n«nt location m longeood near 434 Good sacunty. lanced d HOG mo 830 77S7 141—H omes For Sale AFFOROABIE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES M M MONT Mo m 4 • | i«m I F»GGfSMKGiRMGri astostare1 §BV• n MaWtoMlMltRI Ant NWdWwt. um »oii o u m i fimnii RENOVATED Lika new 37 over 1.4 ac . corner id 151500 MINT CONO IR FH wdshp i ct pch. gtr 159 500 a n 2300 sg II liv dn Um 2 sc por 3 c gar spa 1174.500 1/31 Renovated, kv. dn. greenbaiL 2 car gar 194.900 P A U L O S tlO IIN E V E N I U H t l R R O l'tR TIES 252-Accounting 275-Drywall 285-Landscaping BOOK KEEPbiG/ACCOUNTING 8 MCOME TAX tor ntor and business Accounting Solu tons Plus, toe 407 328-1800 DRYWALL'STUCCO Repairs Wa. 8 Carkng T.durei Maachad. Popcorn 322-8334 LARKINS LANOSCAPMO 8 M RtGATION We rnslal sod. m g sys 8 repar mrubs. mulches, bnck pavers, stump gnnd. indsep rock 8 design and Mr tountams I w4 sod free d any paus and fun­ gus. For eat. can 523-4317 or 414-7333 276-Electrical »i* 1 -I /li-l 253-Additions It Rem o d e l in g NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICIC* ELECTRIC 487-321-4733 Uc. ER0C02t78/Ov*r 39 Yrs. 287*Lawn Services NEED A CAREER? WENEEDATOP-NOTCHPERSON! WESHOULDCETTOGETHER! W e are looking for an O utside Sales Rep w ho can establish new accounts, service existing accounts and loves people! W E O FFER : • SALAR Y PLUS CO M M ISSIO N + INCENTIVES • FU LL BENEFITS INCLUDING - M EDICAL. DENTAL. LIFE & 401K. • 2 W EEKS PAID VACATION PER YR. • A G REAT ATM O SPHERE W HERE YOU CAN EARN A GREAT INCOME! Call Kellie to d a y to set up an interview . 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 3 cmmoic H erald ADVANCE TECTONICS Addttlons-Homos Addition .-Commercial Local Builds* tinea 1941 323-4484 COC0018M 263-CARfENTRY PRICEREDUCED!! CARPENTER. 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(407) 322-2611. i �'>1 tar t ^ w 1 1 -. 1 1 \ • U - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. November 4.1990 by Chic Voting BLONDIE Children need vaccines. Period. _________by Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY * FAIL.VOU §T U flP PIN*/ F ^ U f UOtt THE BORN LOSER r y u n x tyou ce*s£ onyex#: SM£5 Clsa JVCKEb ONC JS 3 4 by Art Sansom riF M FIRST YOUOOHT SUCCEED^ YOUKE FUSED? DEAR D R GOTT: 1 was disappoint­ ed that you finrpr childhood immuniza­ tion*. At baaL these blood-polluting vaccines com prom ise the immune system; at wont, they cause disabili­ tyD E A R R E A D E R N ot true. While you ra is e an Im portant Issue, I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint you again. A ltb o u fh som e p eop le — including a few well-meaning physi­ cians — have spoken out a gsin st childhood Immunisations, I believe these critics are dead wrong. T o b egin with, e v e r y In telligen t adult recognises that there are risks in our environment. W e all want to m inim ise these risks fo r ourselves and our children. However, w e cannot do this by wishful thinking, f o r exam pie, we may be tempted to fantasise away cancer and serious Infections by "positive thinking" and a trust in the goodness o f nature. But in the real world of malignancies and microbes, such an approach is dangerously irra­ tional. Tatan u s, diph th eria, p ertu ssis (whooping cough), rubella (German m e a s le s ), polio and h ep a titis a re extrem ely serious diseases that ran kill or maim susceptible individuals. Today, because of medical technology, we can co m p letely p reven t these afflictions When deciding w h eth er to allow children to be immunised, parents (and docton) must carefully examine the risks and benefits. No vaccine is completely safe No matter how many millions of ptopla have been inoculat­ ed. a small percentage will experience mild or severe reactions to the immu nixing material. To be candid, there is Inherent fish In any medicine or vac­ cine. However, with childhood Immunisa­ tions. the benefits clearly outweigh the riska: The bad consequences of naturally occurring childhood Illness­ es are far greater than the potential reactions lo the protective vaccines Therefore, I believe that such immu nixations are necessary and approph ale to prevent tragedy. Moreover, the U S Public Health Service and the American Academy of Pediatricians have strongly urged parents to have their children immunised. As adults, wa want to be reasonable Depriving children of protection from disease seems to me to be an unrea­ sonable act bordering on child abuse Yes. there are small risks involved in vaccinating children However, the risks of NOT vaccinating them are so much greater that I am surprised at parents who refuse to give their chil­ dren an ounce o f prevention. These, a century. I. PO TT T o give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “ Consumer Tips on Medicine " Other readers who would like a copy should send 12 plus a lon g, selfaddressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017. M urray Hill Station, New York, N Y 10150. Be sure to mention the title. PETER GOTT, M.D. r IVM NEWSPA1T.R ENTERPRISE ASSN immunisations, carried out under the supervision o f qualified physicians using c e rtifie d vaccin es, can help youngsters grow into healthy adults Please don't be mislead by anti-sci­ ence quacks and zealots who want to ban vaccines and turn the dock back ACROSS t Certain rente f BMIBVRRB 11 oJfT If yoa would Uki to write to D t Oott mad yow tot­ ter to: P.O. Box 3017, N v n y HID Btetioa. York. MY 101S6. 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ARLOAND JANIS I THERE'S A MULTHNJURV POSSE-OUTLAW JAM-UP AT BUSHWHACK PASII SUGGEST THOSE OF YOU HEADING FOR N tlfTA H Y l TAKE THE ORYWASH DRAW EXIT TO AMIUSH GULCHI Support for partner By P h illip A ld er Y o u r p a rtn e r opens on e club, you r e s p o n d o n e h e a rt, h e r e b id s o n e ipadc, and you jum p to three spade* What have you shown? by Jimmy Johnson In the good old days, b efo re DVDs and television, all jumps w ere forcing You would have had four spades and g a m e fo rc in g valuea But back then th ere w as no bid fo r s hand slightly w eaker than that, one too strong just to raise to tw o spades, but not strong e n o u g h fo r th re e . S lo w ly , e x p e r t s wisely started to treat the jum p raise to th ree spades as gam e invitational, s h o w in g som e 10-11 p oin ta. W ith a gam e forcing raise, you either simply ju m p to g a m e o r, i f e v e n s tr o n g e r, start with fourth-suit forcing and sup port partner on the following round. In this deal, i t North lacked all his minor-suit honors, leaving him with 11 points, he would raise on e spade to th ree If he lacked only the club pic tures. h e'd ju m p from on e spade to four spades But w ith 20 poin ts and slam interest, he starts with fourth suit fo r c in g (Y e s , h e c o u ld u se Blackwood over one spade, but the op ponenta might have the a re and king of diamonds > Against six spades, (h e defense be gins with two rounds of diamonds S ou th m ust p la y th e tru m p suit without loss I f it is splitting 3 2. o r if either opponent has a singleton jack, there is no problem But what if some one holds jack -fou rth ? I f it is W est. South w ill go down But if it is East. South is all right as long as he cashes dum my's king and queen first When W est discard s on the second round, d e c la re r knows to fin esse th e 10 on the third round CIMbyNEA.li* ii k a g s i g • 3 g 7j A K East W est s 2 a V • a * I I S ( • J to 9 a * 10 9 S 4 J 9i 7 J 10 7 A Si 2 13 South a A WK • K a g 10 0 3 2 4 j s72 Vulnerable East W est D ealer: South •South 1A 1A 2 NT 4A 3e West Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass North 19 2e 3A 4 NT 6A East Pass Pass Pass Pass All pass O pening lead: V . erton)aM*#eoicom. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavss Rfour ‘Hrthday Thursday. Nov 5.1990 In the coming year, you should M s d out any parson s who h a ve c a u ssd you haanachas or hasdachas in tha past. This w « be tor your own benefit Replace mam with solid, productive relationships that'll bring you the h a p p in ess you desorve SCORPIO (O c t 24-Nov. 22) Rather than having to make returns later, carefully examine ail merchandise before making any purchaaea today. Make certain they doean't contain any flawa. It's going to be one ol those days. Know where to look lor romance and you ! find S. The AstroGraph Matchm aker Instantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect tor you Mail $2.75 lo Matchmaker, c/o ot this newspaper. P O . Box 1758. Murray HMI Station. New York. NY 10150 SAOTTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Be dis­ criminating as lo the companions you choose to spend your time Today could ROBOTMAN* by Jim Meddlck I ANNIE turn out to be a bummer if you are with someone who provokes confrontations C A P R IC O R N (D ec. 22-Jan. 19) Walk away rather than confront someone who is behaving in a disagreeable lashion today, especially it this m volvss a c o ­ worker ITs to your advantage not lo get vivotved. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-FeO. 19) What you say today could get repealed So if your peers are gossiping about a pal who isn1 present, don t make any contributions It s you who will later be blamed PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) More talk than action will yield you a big (at zero today So if you (eel challenged by some­ thing. tackle it head on rather than try to circumvent it with words. AR IES (M arch 21-Aprll 19) II you do more talking than listening today, you could deprive yourself ot some very valu­ able information others possess Listen attentively when knowledgeable people speak TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Avoid places ol business where you teel you've made some bad purchases m the past History has a way ol repeating itself and y o i could make a bum acquisition again GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Monitor your words carefully today Don t make any inoughtless comments when conversing with a valued friend It could provoke -a mistrust in the relationship CANCER (June 21 -July 22) II your mirvj •s not on your tasks today, you run the risk oI making errors that won t be easily corrected. Concentration is a must. Don't let your rrvnd wander oft the job LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A crafty acquain­ tance of yours could try to put a wedge In a relationship by tslling you half truths about the other person Check out the facts yourself before casting judgments. V IR G O (A u g . 2 3 -S ep t. 2 2 ) Alibis oi excu sss will tall on d eaf ears today Rather than use that ploy lo get you ou ol hot water, don l get in the tub in ths hrsl piece. It s easier to do things right U B R A (Sept. 23-OcL 23) This might bt on e ol those days when your menta brain waves are operating on low voltage So if there is anything important you must learn, don't trust it to memory < lwsbyNEA.li* by Leonard Stan � 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, November 04, 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>, November 04, 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/dd1cf6d827228d4885e9a6b6dee54d0a.pdf f1253b7cbccbe56a67a56eaf492b4543 PDF Text Text SPORTS...5A PEOPLE...2A What a varsity debut for Winter Springs Growers introduce new plants of the year 90th YEAR, No. 270 Airport board to name director Bjr Marla Orem HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Sanford Airport Authority la ex­ pected today to recommend Victor D. White ns executive director of the Orlando Sanford Airport. White la one of three fi­ nalists the selection com­ mittee had been considering to replace former director Steve Cooke after he re­ signed suddenly In April following a vote of no confi­ dence by the airport authority board members. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1998 On land, sea; cops stop drunk drivers, boaters By Vicki Belluccla HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Sure, everyone likes to go out and have a good time on a holiday. And no one wants to deny anyone that opportunity to do that. Hut members of the City County State Traffic Unit (CCSTU) wanted to make sure this past weekend that no one had too murh fun and then got behind the wheel of a ear. *We wanted to keep people who were Intoxi­ cated from getting out there and driving after they have been drinking." Sgt Dennis Stewart of the Casselberry Police Department. Cusselberry was the site of the CCSTU road­ block where 10 people were arrested for driving under the influence. Those are pretty good numbers." Stewart said. Thry're really good.* Tire sergeant said the unit was able to make the streets safer for all drivers by getting more than a dozen drunk drivers off the streets. About 40 officers from the Florida Highway Patrol, from the Seminole County Sheriffs office and from all sevrn of the municipalities around the county Joined forres to monitor the Labor Day Wrckrnd diet kpolnt at Red Hug Lake Road and Sausallto Houlrvard. While the main focus of the checkpoint was to find those who liad had too much to drink, the law enforcement officers were also on the lookout for violations of other sorts, such as open containers and equipment problems. In all the officers wrote 170 tickets In eight hours they were set up. Meanwhile, deputies from the Seminole n**M I m Drtmk. h | i SA Drumming up (lunations Cooke was hired last month as director of air service marketing by Day­ tona Beach International Airport. With Cooke's knowledge and experience with the tntematlorud char­ ter market, officials there are hoptng to duplicate the success of Sanford's airport. During Cooke's eight year tenure In Sanford, the air­ port saw passenger counts exceed one million, with the majority of visitors arriving from England. Drury Is the executive di­ rector of Collier County Airrt In Naples. He holds a chelor's degree tn airport management from FIT. K If selected, White will bring almost 25 years of airport related experience to Sanford. He Is currently deputy director of airports at the Salt Lake City Airport Authority, a post he has held since 1900. He has managed airports In Texas, Illinois and Missouri. He holds a bachelor's degree In transportation and business administration from Saint Louis University. Chuiuota wrestles with its urban, rural differences By Bkarl Brodie HERALD FEATURE EDITOR OVIEDO - la the village or Chuiuota rural or urban, that la the question Dave Schmidt, of the Seminole County Com­ prehensive Planning posed to those In attendance at the last Wednesday’s community meeting of the Chuiuota Small Area Study. "Where is your rural area,* Schmidt asked those In atten­ dance. "and where Is It on this map?" The study area, which en­ compasses unincorporated Seminole County from the Oviedo city limits east to the St. Johns River, and an arbi­ trary boundary north of the Econlockhatchee River, south to the Semlnole/Orange county line. Is prlmarly rural, with a large portion Identified for conservation and eventual In­ corporation Into the existing state forest. For purposes of the study, Schmidt divided the study area into four sub-areas. Sub-area three, contains the village of Chuiuota. and platted proper­ ties with densities between one home to five acres, to four homes to an acre. *You can see. there's a lot of different things happening in this area,* said Schmidt. There Is also one planned unit devel­ opment. some commercial use tn the village and most of the area la serviced by Florida W a­ ter Services. The provision of water and sewer services Is one of the tools planners use to define what is rural and what la ur­ ban. The water and wastewater Other than White, the se­ lection committee reviewed the qualifications of John E. Karlbo of Fort Pierce and John H. Drury of Naples. Karlbo is the Interim port director and marketing co­ ordinator of St. Lucie County. He holds a bache­ lor's degree In air commerce and transportation technol­ ogy from the Florida Insti­ tute of Technology in Mel­ bourne and a master's de­ gree In business, also from FIT. Karl bo is also a com­ mercial pilot. 5 0 C e n ts Housed under a large lent, mu­ sician Tom Milter and dose to 20 others drummed ip support to help fight muscular dystrophy In the 10th annual drum-a-thon held at Wal-Mart Plaza in San­ ford this past Labor Day week­ end. The first year. Miter and a cousin raised $1,000. Last year, 15 drummers raised about $17,000. MMer is still counting proceeds from this year, and hopes to top last year’s contri­ butions. Music lovers were gen­ erous, Miller says. NM M M NtrtM m W M company has 695 connections for watrr and 135 for sewer In the village. That doesn't meet our defini­ tion of rural, * said Schmidt. *But It's sure not urban,” said one member of the audience. Opponents of a land use change for 212 acres north of the village, argue that the area Is rural and that extension of urban services to the 392 pro­ posed homes sill destroy the rural character of the village. Commercial Realty Group wants to develop the properly north and south of the Chu­ iuota Bypass, a road designed by Seminole County to run from State Road 419 to Snowhlll Road, rerouting traffic that now must pass through a residential neighborhood on Second Street. *Our argument Is that this Is an extension of the village of Chuiuota.* said Jim Weinberg, representative of the developer, Neill O’Brien. While densities of the proposed development are higher than the neighbor­ ing Chula Vista community to the east, which Is one home to on acre lot. the CRO land Is bounded by Lake Crescent, to the west (4 homes to an acre, and the Magnolia Lakes PUD. which Is not platted, but will not exceed 1.7 homes to an acre. Schmidt called Chula Vista a transitional community, meaning Its densities allow for a smooth change from the ru­ ral village, to the aouth, to lower densities north of Chu­ iuota. CRO'a densities, south of the bypass are 3.6 per acre, and 2.9 per acre, north of the byPteeee Bss Last, Fags SA Chamber lauds contributions of small businesses By Marta Oram HERALD STAFF WRITER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Guber­ natorial candidate Jeb Bush spoke to a standing room only rrowd Fri­ day during the fifth annual small business awards luncheon. Hosted by the Greater Seminole Chamber of Commerce, the event was held at the HUton Hotel In Al­ tamonte Springs. The Lake Bran­ tley High School Patriots Band provided entertainment. while Bush announced the 24 business award nominees. More than 400 people attended the awards ceremony, which rec­ ognizes small business leaders tn Seminole County. "It went real well,* said Lisa Blackwelder, director of comm nilcations for the Seminole chamber. Tills was the largest crowd we've liad, by far.* Blackwelder said the feedback was positive on Bush and people found him to be very "down-to earth.* Everyone who attended, from bank executives to small business owners, got something from the event, she said. ‘ People left here with big smiles on their faces, feeling energized and ready to go back to work,* she said. The following small business leaders won In their respective categories: Ron and Kathryn mass Bss Chamber, Page SA Randy Monte, chairman of ths Ssminote County Board of Commteaionsre, la Joined by Kan Pedtow and Jab Bueh in congratulating businesaman Michael Portree of Portree Construction, the winner Inthe 21-35 emptoyoea category al the fifth annual awarde luncheon held Friday in Altamonte Springs. i �2A People Growers introduce new plants of the year CALENDAR Camera Club Welcome Wagon fltr St-muutlt- l— ikt* Mary t'umrra Club itui-ts thr aori>m! Wednesday even month tn Old lake Maty City Mall, 158 N Country Club Rd. at 7 10 p ni For more Informa non. rail Grace at 321-4723 or Sol at 323-W591 Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county bolds a codec for new­ comers and second Wednes­ day ot every month from 10 a.m. until noon For Informa­ tion on address, call Betty. 695-0144. or lurry. 322-7877 Lunch, Widowed Persons Fellowship All area seniors are Invited to |otn a seniors group cur­ rently meeting at the Ortho­ dox Church ol St Stephen. 1895 l-akc Emma ltd. /Ml widowed persons are hi­ nted to meet at 1:30 pan the second and fourth Wednesday of every mouth at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 l-tkiTriplet Drive. Casselberry A covered dish luncheon, at noun, is followed try Bible study and fellowship. Recover} Inc lire group meets on the sreond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more Infolilla­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. Recovery Inc., Is a self help mental health organization for people who sutler from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 0002003. or 896-5906. All Transmission Defects Are Not M ^jor Problems - Movie of the year, song ol the year. but. ibc Florida Hants of the Ye.u I Yes the Florida Nurseryman ami Association bus G rowel’s launched a program In pio mote new plants each year Die plants arc selected b\ n comtutUce of horticulturists, nurserymen, educators land scape architects, and other professional members ol the association For vmii lulonti.i Hon, this is what they sav about their choices foi 11)99 Snnilsrcit: Landscape shuib and cut foliage Zones 9b I I Height x spread 18' \ 12 Use Hedge, screen In sun or shade Dense growth that stands band pruning well to make an informal hedge. Handsome n ergreen foliage provides a dark green background tor other plantings. Hie foltage Is valued for flower arranging, and 8 distinctive for the prominent veins running tlie- length ol the simple leaves. Its moderate growth rate makes It an ex* eellent choice for the land scape tn areas where tt is hardy Lake Trc a c a llg u s tn im : Shrub. Zones 7*10. Height x spread 10' x 10'. Use: Low hedges or a fine specimen plant. Very compact growth \ superior eultlvar ol the com­ r\ s- Of1 GARDENING Al FERRLH mon landscape and hedging shrub, selected many years ago in Florida nurseries. Imt only now becoming well known Growth Is compact and moderately slow, making a beautiful specimen when mature. Tight spires ot fra­ grant. pale (lowers are pro­ duced in spring and summer. Chartreuse sweet potato: Ginundt over or basket plant. Zones 9 II. Height x spread Trailing, about 9" tall, vines ti 8' long Use G roil tide over in light shade An exitiing leaf color when used among more ordinary plants I'artleulailv effective In mixed baskets with purple-leafed plants or those with deep blue flowers. Light shade Is best to avoid leaf hum. hut plants getting plenty of water ran take high light levels and even full sun once they are ai climated Winged elm: Tree. Zones 5 Consult a Specialist spread: 30" x 24" tn 10" pot. Use: Specimen plant for large location. Klih. green leaves overlaid with pewter. Goml ha sal branching to give a lull, upright plant. Outstanding for Interior use under low light conditions Grown on the dry side, It ts long lived with III tie change in size, hut under greenhouse conditions In a 14" pot tt will make a lull, dettse 10" x 30* specimen. 9. Use: Shade ot street tree Deciduous tree with winged twigs. Medium large size togelher with a moderate growth rate and attractive habit are bringing this native tree In the altcnllon of urban street plannets It lotcrates a range of soil emlluillueiits till lulling some alternation between wet and dry conditions. Tin- dense and rounded appearance- of the head as summer gives way to an atliarflve winter look when the winged branches add In the tree's interest. Forest specimens of up to 70' in height have been reported. Crons vine: Vine Zones 0-9 Height x spread; Climbs to 30'. Use. IVrgola. trellis Produces flowers orange to orange red New hybrids are expanding the color range In litis under­ used vine whose main flower tug comes in late spring with occasional flowers through the summer Moist, rich soils suit tt best, hut growth Is good even under less than Ideal mnilllions. As a native tl Is well adapted to the vagaries ol our climate. Cool weather brings a bronzing of the leaves. Imt they remain on the plant in most years, U. J. Freeman Aglaonema: Ornamental foliage plant. Zones 10t>-ll. Height x Desert Cassia: I-irge shrub or small tree. Zones 9 b -1I . Use: Specimen shrub Golden yellow flowers Usually multi trunked, although It is |missItile to hotd it to a single stem. I he arching branches curry a prolusion ol tiny leaves wlilch an- practically hidden for mosl ol the year by golden yellow flowers Full sun and nioderalely rich, well-drained soil ate the ideal conditions for growth 11ir* long blooming p e­ riod makes It an Ideal i holer its a leanm- plant for a choice spot m lull s u n In the laud scape. Till- Ilia, k sweet potato with Its deep purple red leaves and the Ftrrsplke with Its brilliant red lidtoresi ence i omplete liieli list. Now you know what plants will he lit the stores in 1999. Omni officers 322-8415 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford •Since 1959~.Sainc Location LOCAL FORECAST Today: Afternoon thunder­ storms. Highs In the lnw-90s. Lows tn the mid-70s Wednes­ day: Afternoon thunderstorms. I hubs tn the upper-80s. Lows tn Ib c \ow -7 0 s. T h u r s d a y : A fte r­ noon thunderstorms. Highs near-90. Lows In the mid-70s. Friday: Afternoon thunder­ storms. Highs In the low-90s. Lows In the mld-70s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Tatrma 92 75 Tstrms 89 72 THURSDAY FRIDAY Tatrma 90 74 Tstnna 92 75 LOTTERY H e re are the winning nu m bers seiecied on M o n d a y in the Flori­ da Lottery: Fantasy S 1-7-11-14-16 Lono (Sept 6) h m m w TIDES TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 7:25 a.m., maj. 1:10 a.nt.. min. 8:00 p.m., maj. 1:45 pun. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 10:09 a m.. 10:35 p.m.. low: 3:51 a.m.. 4:14 p.m. New Smyr­ na Beach: high: 10:14 a.m.. 10:40 p.m.. low: 3:56 a.m.. 4:19 p.tn.. Cocoa Beach: high: 10:29 a.m.. 10:55 p.m.. low: 4:11 a.m.. 4:34 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach ft New Smyrna Beach: Seas are 35 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 81 degrees and at New Synima, 82 degrees. Winds are from the south at 10-15 m.p.h. STATISTICS 24-25-32-42-45-47 Play 4 0-1-7-3 Cash 3 2-6-4 T h e h igh tem perature In S a n fo rd M onday w as 80 d e g re e s a n d th e overn igh t low w ae 73. R eco rd ed rain fall for the p e rio d e n d in g at lO a.m ., T u esd ay to ta le d 0 .0 0 Inch. •S u n rise ................... 7:00 a.m . •S u n se t.................... 7:38 p.m . Tho Omni Toastmasters, ot Lako Mary, recently mstallod new offi­ cers and set the theme for the yoar. The group, which mods ovory Thursday at 5 30 p m at AAA Hoadquarters. win focus on participating in more community ovonts to bnng awareness to tho group and its purpose Jim Ocquo said tho group wil start a speak­ ers bureau and conduct Youthcraft and Speochcraft programs. Shown aro officers Tanya Renton (from left, front row). Joan Hootman. Gus Joseph and Sid Doyle. Back row: Gooltrey Baldwin, Tony Daniels and Jim Ocque For more information, call Ocque at 942-5227. 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If a person lias been seated 15 minutes la-fore the puBted closing time, certainly the expectntion is that the customer will have time to eat. What kind of stupidity allows employees to make a customer's dinnertime so miserable that they not only won't return, hut will sure­ ly tell all their friends alsiut their experience? That's no way to do business. I think the restaurant was at fault. S. DAVID IN SHERMAN OAKS, CALIF. DEAR 8. DAVID: After chew­ in g on It fo r u w hile. I must agree. Read on: DEAR AHHY: Speuking us u life­ time restaurant worker, the- posted closing lime is when no more cus­ tomers an- allowed into the restau­ rant. Guests entering In-fore that time have the right to receive the same quality of service as those entering at the height of business hours. Owners und managers who care alsait their guests would have disci­ plined employees acting like those ill the restaurant 111 San Carlos The problem with that restau­ rant, and loo many others, is the employees forgot the mosl impor­ tant rule of pro|M-r service: Guests an- never an inconvenience. Guests are our livelihood! Without them, we might as well Ik- dishing out fund at a school cafeteria, instead of procuring the fine art of restaurant service, one in which many of us lake a greal deal of pride DONNA WILLIAMS, NASHVILLE, TENN DEAR DONNA: I stand cor­ rected, but I did receive u small percentage o f mail such us the following: DEAR AHIIY: Thank you! Thank you! Thank you for the terrific answer to “Disappointed Diner in B B l i San Carlos, Calif." I have worked in fl WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE (R) 1 30 4 40 7 15 9 SO food service for 30 years, 23 of i BLADE |R) which have been in management. 110 4 40 700 9 40 Closing time for late customers has ! EVER AFTER IPO) always been a problem. For Borne 1 10 4 30 7 45 10 20 1) reason. people tiiink that when the i THE PARENT TRAP <PG) last customer leaves, all the manag­ J 1 404 15700 er and crew have to do is lock the “ d a n c £ w i t h m e i p 6)------------doors and go home. t 20 4 15 7 30 10 30 We want customers to have a i SAVING PRIVATE RYAN |R) J 100 4 30BOO pleasant dining experience, and w rongfully ACCU5E0 ( P i i j j most |H-nplc do respect our closing 9 50 times However, I have seen many ! SNAKE EYES (R) I instances where my entire crew has j 1 205407 )5 1000 been held up for two hours due to HOW STELLA COT HER GROOVE IACX (R| inconsiderate customers. Some­ t 40 4 30 730 tOM times I feel like usking customers DEAD MAN ON CAMPUS (R) how they would like to stay an extra i 1 10310500745 1000 two hours at I heir jobs after their ■ STUDIO M (R) scheduled quitting time! ! 100 3 105 10 7 30 1000 > JILL IN CULVER CITY. CALIF •01 NOII S Nil fASSI S NO SUPI MSAVI MS A (11S UMtIIAl SOUNDS Ru m White Is taking a Hia column, “Today la...H, will return next weak. <:\k \<:<:ii >i :m Ki:ci:vm? FREE REPORT meals Important Information regarding auto au ldent liilurti-s. treatment and long term effects. Don't settle jour rase or h|s-ak to unjoin- until you receive the Information In in> free report T rFor ihe FREE*REPORT* fo7 a"MEDICAL EXAm I ! Call (800) 798-3943 \ Call (407) 682-3030 ! [Jolt Free, 24 Hrs./Day J S S S S i J �Seminote Herald, Sanford, Florida - T up ',day September 0 v> ‘H 3 A Drink Continued from Page 1A County Sheriffs Office look lo the water to keep an rye out for similar things. Surprisingly, Capt. Mill Armstrong of the Sheriffs Office Range and Wnter Unit said, there werr no arrests for BUI (Boatmg Under the In(lucncc). Annstrnng attributes that phenomenon to In­ creased education on boating or driving while drinking by both law enforcement and groups such us Mothers Against Drunk Driving. "I think people Just know better,* he said. Stewart said the people on land are appar­ ently not getting the word as clearly ns those on the water, but he believes people are starting to get tire picture that drinking and driving don't mix. "I think that we are all doing a good Job of edu­ cating people about the dangers." he said. There are simply more people In ears who hnve hnd the opportunity to drink and get be­ hind the wheel on land than In the water. Armstrnng agreed that Is true. "And people tend to be more relaxed when they're out on the water," he noted. Armstrong said his officers nlso try to make education a part of thetr stops ns well. While on Land--------------------------------Continued from Page IA pass. "It's stepping down In den- stty ns It moves away from the village." said Schmidt. The vlllage Is platted at a density of P O L IC E L O G The following reports mere compiled from Ihr Seminole County Sheriff's Office for Incidents recorded Sept. 7: Domestic violence: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Northlake, BOO block, Sept. 5. 8:10 a.m. A 54-year-old man was charged with domestic violence by Altnmonlr Springs Poller nfter he got Into a fight with Ills housemate and pushed her. grablied her by the hair, hit her with an Iron mid threatened to "break her fnce." ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Whippoorwill, 200 block, Sept. 0. H IM pm. A 38-year-old woman was charged with domestic violence by Seminole County deputies. She told deputies that she had accused her husband of using Illegal dntgs and that hr had reacted angrily. During the rnsutng fight, he told depu­ ties. she grablied him. bit him on the lip and broke a mirror over Ills head. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Basewood, 400 block, Sept. 7, 1:45 a.m. A 50-year-old man was charged with domrstlr violence af­ ter she told Altamonte Springs Poller that hr hit her In the track of the head Hirer times with his fist. LONGWOOD, Knollcreat. lOO block, Sept. 6. 7:33 p.m. A 56year-old man was charged with domestic violence try Seminole County deputies after his wife reported that he had poured pork marinade uvrr her head during an argument. SANFORD, Meeting Place, 4200 block. Sept. 5. 5:03 p.m. A 45-year-old woman was charged with domestlr violence by Scmlnnlr County deputies altrr a fight with her husband turned violent and she hit him In the head with the phone. SANFORD, Daffodil. 2500 block, Sept. 5. 2:50 p.m. A 28year-old man was ( barged with domestic violence after a fight with his wife over her Job. She told deputies he hit her In the track of the head and that she then went to the bedroom and swallowed several pills before sneaking out of the house to rail them from a nrlghlror's phone. SANFORD, 8. Orlando Drive, 4200 block, Sept. 5, 9:07 p.m. A 38-year old man was charged with domestic violence by Sanford Pollrr after his wife rrported that he hrad-buttrd her and threw her on the Ired during an argument. Drugs: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Peart Lake Causeway, 300 block, Sept. 4. 9 a.m. A 26-ycar-old man Altamonte Springs, waa ar­ rested for conspiracy to sell cannabis (stx counts), cocaine, MDMA and LSD by Seminole County deputies. Deputies said tbry executed u search of tits residence and arrested the man based on a court warrant. Driving under the influence: A sting operation In Seminole County at various locations net­ ted the following people who were arrested for driving under the Influence of alcohol: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Bun Valley Village, 900 block, a 29year-old man. CASSELBERRY, Point Newport Terraco, 1000 block, a 33year-old man. CASSELBERRY, Secret Way, 200 block, a 47-year-old woman. CASSELBERRY, Cinnamon Circle. 1700 block, a 22-yearold woman. GENEVA. Arapahoe Trail, 1200 block, a 40-year-old man. ORLANDO, Paxton Court, 2300 block, a 25-year-old man. SANFORD, Cherokee Circle, 700 block, a 25-year-old man. SANFORD, Cherokee Circle, 700 block, a 27-year-old man. WINTER SPRINGS, Murphp Road, 000 block, a 40-year-old man. Exposure of sexual organs: LONGWOOD, Meadow Lark S tm t, 1400 block, Sept. S, 8:20 a.m. A 52-year-old man was charged with exposure of sexual organs after a worker ut the city's Air Vac System Facility re­ ported seeing a totally nude man standing next to the facility, lie reportedly ran Into the woods when the worker ap­ proached. Poller said when they approached and asked him to come out of the woods, they confirmed he was wearing running shoes und nothing else. His running shorts were approxi­ mately 200 yrars away, they said. Lewd acts on a child: LAKE MARY. Abbott Avenue, 300 block. Sept. 5. 2:05 p.m. A 47-year-old man was charged with lewd and lascivious acta on a child undrr 16 years old and with aggravated child abuse by aggravated battery. Lake Mary Police said the man admitted to rrpcatcdly fondling the breasts of a young. Police said there were two other young womrn who reported that he tilt them when he was angry, but that he had not fondled them. Seminole Herald "Serving Seminole Counry Since 1908" Tuesday, September 8, 1998 • Vol. 90, No. 270 Published Daily Except Monday, Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Avs.. Sanlofd. F I. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 LEGAL* CIRCULATION AOueusnunoN Betty Bennen Ronm Bourne ■ Manager O d n u Pugh - Business luUnogar Mated* Moms EOfTORtAL Und* Spiegel Lacy Lost - Edtor AOVEHTISWQ Jell Berhnidie Kim Butler SnenBrodte Koiiie Werner -Meneger Oorts Otetnch Dave QScNttl •PubMher JonSea Msfcn Margaret Boeotian PRODUCTION Frare VoSoene - Manager Peggy Beermat Gene Bufcur - Gperauona Freda Hadners Cheryl Smith Cneryi Slone Jeana Hughes PRESS 4 BTRWPWM CLASSOTEO tiesiner Dogto TeranGames Merle Oram Nidi Ptertauf Dean Smart Tommy VncerS Robert'Skip'Cowan Merit Savoie BrlEgen Jack E Rechra Etatn Tyrrell. Jr. • Heed Preeamen Susan Werner Bust White Periodical Postage P ad at Sanford. Florida and adctoonal ma*ng unices Subscription Rales (Daily 1 Sunday) 3 Months USP8 481280 Postmaster Send address changes lo The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Bos 1687 Sanford. FL 32772-1667 Republic eMomns 1 W ar K Home Delivery 8 10SO 839 00 (7 8 00 Up 82400 84800 8B600 Florida Residents add 7% aeieetaa to above rates Newspapers, Inc. the water this weekend, he said, they conducted 05 safety Inspections and gave out 21 whistles to those who didn't have them. lie said the officers try to give people the chance to fix violations before they write a ticket. Sometimes, however, people Just don't leant. without the floatation devices mice ,u am lie told officers he'd forgotten them ai home. T h ey gave him a ticket to remind him to bring them next lime," Armstrong said In all the unit handed out I I citations lor equipment violations. Armstrong said he believes fewer people are drtnklng and boating. Stewart thinks the mini hers on the streets are down .is well Moth said Ihey will eontlnne to monitor the area's water ways and highways to he sure th.it those who tall lo designate a sober driver don t endanger the rest ol the population. "List weekend, we found a guy who was mu­ lling around without lifejackets and he had kids on the boat." Armstrong said. "We gave him the chance to go over to the marina and buy some lifejackets and he did that." Tills weekend, the man was out on the water SM ALL TOW N + four homes to an ncre. Chulunta resident Mike Rich calls the village a "historical anomaly" and said. "We don't want to build off our anoma­ lies." Other residents who spoke against the CHG amendment wanted lo sec lower densities south of the bypass. The approval of the bypass has ulready Irritated some residents, who are atr.itd that the road would open the area up for developments such as the CRO proposal. Chuluolu will also be fared with the wid­ ening nf State Road 419. which will be four-laned from Lockwood Road to the bypass und three-lancd from there to sec­ ond street. "We don't want to see (Ihr widening) used ns an excuse for urban transitional (laud use)." said Rich. The final community meeting for the small area study Is scheduled for Thursday, Srpt. 17, and will lx* a review of pre­ liminary recommendations. Af­ ter that, the county's Local Planning Agency will hold a public hearing, on Oct. 7. on the results of the study, fol­ lowed n Board of County Commissioners public hearing on Oct. 27. Tlir completed study will be transmitted lo the Florida Department of Com­ munity Affairs before a final decision Is made on the CRO land use amendment. IN BRIEF USA O U R l/ lllE N D S <& N E U i H H o W l $ B U S IN E S S s D ir e c t o r y munily Is The Small ffitu'nrurs .S'cTpni; Thai i 'nmnwnlly" Hendrix Antiques And Furniture Refiiushing For Free Estimate Pick Up and Delivery Call Day or Night “A C h ristian B u s i n e s s " 1030 W. State Rd. 434 - O v ie d o (2 M ilos W o s l of O v lo d o ) (407) 365-4171 (407) 365-3740 mYOUR PARTY SUPPLY Ul 3 Man, 46, drowns at about 3 a.m. Police do not suspect any foul play. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A 4H-year-old mini was the ap­ parent drowning victim at a swimming pool Sunday. Joseph A. Tralnngo, who was vtslllng from New York, was found ut about 8:45 n.m. by Altamonte Springs police offi­ cer* ut the Village Green Apartment Complex pool at 112 Essex Ave. He was last seen socializing Ladies Auxiliary SANFORD - The tjidlrs Aux­ iliary of Flret Reserve Associa­ tion Duke Woody Branch 147 will hold Its September Lunch­ eon Wednesday. Sept. 9 at uiKin at the Olive Garden In Orange City. For more Information rail Gladys Uttrrback at (407) 3220880. o. CL a Specializing In RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES S .E .. IN C . Y O U R P A R T Y / C O O IN B IR T H D A N N IU E R S IM P R IN T G A L L O O G ! A Y A R V S IN G N S 2620 Iroquois A » « . , Sanford Bahlnd Tlr* tipiR ii AI 77th SI | " V f io n t 77)0 P .v ly D o q in s " 3 3 0 -1 6 6 0 U R E S T A U R A N T * E Q U IP M E N T • S U P P L IE S Chamber----Continued from Psgs 1A Moghadas. Associated Health­ care Advisors. 1-5 employees: Dr. Joseph Culderone. Calderone and Montz. DMD. 6-10 employees: Ces 1-awton, Lawton Primers. 11-20 employees; Michael Pcrtrec. Pertrcc Con­ structors. 21-35 employees; Rob Luther. Collision Service Inc., 36-50 employees. Other nominees Included: Ar­ thur Abbott. Abbott Printing: Suzanne Cattrll, About Or­ lando Market Research; Doug Hyer. Big Sky Bread Company: James Fontaine. Central Mov­ ing and Storage: Charles Pel no. Char-Don DDQ Cater­ ing. IJnda Koldt-nhoven, The Christiansen Group; Karrn Kelley, Crown Trophy: Sharon Miller, Daisy Flower Shop; Robert Hodgson, Granny Nan­ nies; Charlie Hood, Hood Tents and Events: Bill Harkins. Harkins Development: Jeff Hawkins. Hawkins Photogra­ phy: Matt Taylor. Nectars: Kyle und Tumt Kllgcr. Rainbow Distributors: Steve Ttshman, Results Marketing: Brent Adamson. The Rich Plan of Central Florida; Buck Colvin. Truck Options; Jim Daly. Total Systems Group; Jerry Ross. Xrnotech. FULL SERVICE TIRE A AI IOMO IIVK REPAIRS . ___ __ F U L L S E R V IC E OIL CHANGE < 8 4 7 ,*{ ) Wnt End Galleria * (Old Sanford Pliira) » » Orlando l)r. Iltw>. 17-911 a 100 • Sanford. Vt. H i t ) eiifodl? x ^ d o M d n Q /efn S p e e f a f t s f s Your Total Vein C a re Center • Vascular lover for foaoi spider vein* • Sclerotherapy for elimination ot log veins • Microsurgery fot removal ol large varicose veins ROGER Y. MURRAY. M D. • VP Amecan Soc^r of Phcoectom, • Norln A/r wcan Soctofy ot r^toooog, •MarnMr Arrwvcn Sjoetr for ussor MMcnr crtJSujtf) MI Maitland 4>e, Alumanie Spring* (407) 630-Vein (8346) ru t In M M Common! BMt. Orlando HOLLIS E. CHAPMAN Hollis E. Chapman. 65. Mary Drive. Casselberry, died Sat­ urday. Sept. 5. 1998 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Win­ ter Park. Bom Nov. 30. 1932 In Ragtown, Texns, he had re­ sided In Centra) Florida Tor 18 years, Mr. Chapman was a cabinet Installer for S. & W. Kitchens. He was a U.S. Army veteran. Mr. Chapman was a member of Fem Park Church of the Nazarene. Survivors Include wife. Helen E.; sons, Danny, Casselberry. Nathan Gano, Orlando; daugh­ ters. Julie Ann Janello. Fort Lauderdale, Kay Hunter, Gar­ land. Texas. Theresa Jasmin. Regina Gano. both of Orlando. Paulina Bates, Vermont; -brother, Bud. Mississippi; sis­ ter. Lorene Patterson, El Paso. Texas; 15 grandchildren: two great -grand children. Banfleld Funeral Home, Win­ ter Springs, in charge of ar­ rangements. IMOOENE GEMBECK1 Imogcne Gembeckl. 70. Bobolink Lane, Casselberry, died Friday, Sept. 4. 1998. Bom In New York. N.Y., she moved to Central Florida In 1961. Mrs. Gembeckl was a re­ tired bookkeeper. She was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. Survivors Include husband. Qcorgc; sons, Mark. John. Casselbcny; four grandchil­ dren. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge of arrangements. M1CH1E HUNNICUTT Michle Hunnicutt. 66. Alpine Slreet, Altamonte Springs, died Friday, Sept. 4. 1998 at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Bom Feb. IB. 1932 In Yoko­ hama, Japan, she moved to Central Florida In 1998. Mrs. Hunnicutt was a hair stylist. Survivors Include husband. Elmer son. Michael. Rich­ mond. Va.; sister, Tomlc Kubora, Yokohama. Japan: two grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. TIMOTHY JOHN O'CONNELL Timothy John O'Connell, 35, Imilgo Lake Drive, Friday. Sept. 4, 1998. Bom Sept. 19. BH32 In Dunkirk, N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida Ion 1997. Mr. O'Connell was a registered nurse. He served In the U.S. Navy. Mr. O'Connell was a Catholic. Survivors included daughter. Katlyn Conway. Glendale. Art/.: mother. Rhona, Sanford; brothers. Jeffrey. Mesa. Artz., Michael, Elllcotvllle, N.Y.: sis­ ters. Kathryn. Deltona. Mary Carlson, Fredonla, N.Y., Trlsh. Atlanta. Ga. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, tn charge of arrange­ ments. NOAH DANIEL RYANB Noah Daniel Ryans, 94, East Street, Oviedo, died Monday. Aug. 31. 1998. Bom In Green­ ville. Fla., he movrd lo Central Florida In 1939. Mr. Ryans was a eltrus worker. He was a member of St. James AME Church, Oviedo. Survivors Include Bisters, Sadie. McCrac. Janie Bellamy. Ratty Moore, all of Greenville, Rosa Lee Humphlll, Brooksvllle; brother. Prince, Greenville. Golden's Funeral Home. Inc., Winter Park, In charge of ar­ rangements. MARJORIE PARK TAFT Marjorie Park Tttft, 75. Cove Trail. Winter Park, died Friday. Sept. 4. 1998. Bom In Boston. Mass., she moved to Central Florida In 1965. Mrs. Taft was a retired sewing and smocking Instructor. Survivors Include husband. Barrett L ; sons, Barrett P., Greenville, S.C., B. Scott. Or­ lando. Cyrus. Knoxville. Tenn.; daughters, Elizabeth Harris. Sarah, botli of Maitland; six grandchildren. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge of arrangements. 800-248-Vein (8346) UNDAG. KING. 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Honda •Tuesday, September 8. t990 by C h ic Young Are perspiration stains abnormal? b y M ort W alker B E E T L E O A IL E Y DEAll nil C IO TT My friends call me "Old Yellowslain" because of the marks on Uie armpits of my T shirts Each new shirt becomes stained after one or two uses. I bathe frequently. Why does this happen1 OK All HEAD Kit: Perspiration rnn tains skin oils ns well ns moisture The oils can become (rapped in labric after Ihe moisture evaporates When sweat has a high oil content, the oil oxidizes to a yellow color. Often this material is difficult to wash out and causes permanent staining The yellow stains on your T shirts may be a source ol ribbing from your fnends, however, they do not reflect ill health or disease The use of antlpcr spirants may reduce the excretion of oily prrspiration from your under­ arms D EA R DU. (lO T T My (lance was in a car accident I-D 2 years ago and developed seizures Medication is nol controlling (hem He's 100 pounds overweight, but when he tries to exer rise, he has a seizure He also exhibits bizarre behavior during seizures He searches for a cap he doesn't have, pulls nonexistent strings oft his sweater, walks like a gorilla and refus cs to have anyone touch him He's only 37 and I hale the idea of him liv ing the rest of his life like this Can you help1 D E A R R E A D E R Y our fiance appears to have suffered brain dam age at the lime of the accident This damage is associated with episodes of seizure activity and bizarre behavior that probably are caused by abnormal electrical dischargei within brain tis­ sue. If medication is not controlling his problem, he needs evaluation by ncu rologists who are experts in dealing with post traumatic epilepsy I recom mend that you ask his doctors for a referral to the neurology clinic at a teaching hospital In auch a setting, the superipeclalists w ill have resources for diagnosis and treatment that are not available to average physicians. To give you related information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report ‘ Medical Specialists.* Other readers who would like a copy should ■end 12 plus a long, sell addressed, stamped envelope to I' O Hoi 2017, M urray Hill Station, New York. N Y 10156 He sure to mention the title. DR. G O TT PETER GOTT. M D. chronic skin Infection The skin ol the navel is dark and warm and may remain moist, providing an ideal envi ronmenl for yeasts and bacteria lo grow ACROSS 1 Eskimo boal (var.) Lois and lota 7 Lo and lots 13 Sedative 14 Actor Peter — 15 Goiter Arnold — 16 Drink made with rum, liqueur and bull Juice 17 Sloppy paraon IB Baseball slat 20 Ol I ha dawn 21 Mary — Moore 23 Fred Aatalra'a alatar 27 Leon Uria nova I ol 1S7B 32 Lobby 33 — cotta 34 Battery part 35 Consuma totally (2 wds.| 36 Spins 0 T I II i n r m D I U lY ir C U f 39 Baasta of burden 40 Painter's atand 42 Window ledge 46 Actor Denson 47 Flank St Lazy 53 Tsachar. at report-card tlma 55 Oppoalta ol latar 56 Predatory birds 57 Cantankerous 56 The Sahara, tor one Although a navel infection is usually nol serious, it can be extremely annoying and unpleasant because of itching, odor or pain A culture of Ihe area will enable a doctor to pinpoint Ihe cause and suggest appropriate treatment You can write lo Dr. Gotl at P .O . Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, Now York, NY 10156 i \9» SKWSI’A IT H KVTM UIUSE ASSN Answer to Previous Puzzle e Ir | DOW N Klutz's cry Semiprecious stone Venus da — Poetic toot Had a snack Black dairy cow Slimier 12 Observed 19 Sendwich type (a b b r) 21 Shaped like e cigar 22 Ceremony 23 A1 a distance 24 ----------------- evil 25 River Island (var.) 26 Mother ot Caelor and Pollux 28 Loch — monster 29 Makes angry 30 Not false 31 Barks shrilly 37 Quick lunch place 38 Opp of NNW 41 Bordered 42 Average 43 Believe-------not lly 44 Celebrity 45 Describing binL a certain ranger 47 Droops 48 Not working 49 Foreal animal 50 Formally, lor marly 52 Sun. epeech 54 Actreae Charlotte - 6 Ear (comb, lorm) 9 Rounded root to WoM 11 Director Kazan Can lor Answers • toue » ru*-, <*»»» iw - txiw* 1-900-660-4500ext code 100 D E A ll D R G O T T : Is a constant navel discharge serious in a 74 yearold person? D E A R R E A D E R In an adult, a navel discharge usually aignifies C 'VM byNU X W IN A T B R ID G E •iv ■»•*»( .lirrH '■;t * 7*1/, fstfiub.n, f .’ii! i i ' Once more, up the mountain B y P h illip A id er A R L O A N D JA N IS WHY DlDUT I JU6T D0THEA66IGWMEI0T STRAIGHT? by Jim m y Johnson EKJT, AJOOQ.J l HAD To& eaevee' I'M DEAD/ 'W H A T I D / D A J T Su m m er \ M C A T lO O ." 7 D I D O T DO A COT MORE S TU F F T H A U I D I D D O -. do ou m y Yesterday, I compared mountain climbing to bridge. They aren't rela lives in the normal sense of the word, but success at each no doubt leaves one with a big smile on one's face On today's deal, you and your part ncr have overbid lo a debatable slam (Yes, all right, it's totally your part ner's fault for opening with only II high-card points. Hut I find it hard lo pass a hand with arc king, ace, espe cially when I can open in a good suit.) How would you try to bring home six spades after West has led a club, a dia mond or a spade? Faced with two club losers, you musl establish dummy's heart suit to supply discards North If Wrsl finds ihe annoying club nr Ui A 6 2 umond lead, you will have no option * A K 5 42 but to assume a 3 3 heart split You A 73 win with the club ace or diamond king, v 5 4 draw trumps, play a hear! to dummy's king, cash Ihe heart ace, and ruff a West East heart in hand If all has passed olf A fl 3 A 7 a 1 safely, you lead a diamond to dummy’s * q lo J 9 a r. ace. cash Ihe five four of hearts, dis « III R 5 2 Q J « a carding bolh your club losers, and A K Q 107 J H2 claim all 13 tricks N o u lh After a trump lead, though, you can A A K Q J in » handle a 4 2 heart split, whirh is more V 7 3 likely than an even division Draw all * K 4 the trumps, then duck a heart Win the A A 6 3 club or diamond return in hand, play a Vulnerable: Hollt heart to dummy's king, and cash the Dealer: North ace, discarding a d u b Have all the missing hearts appeared? If so. claim South East West North If nol. niff a low heart, return (o dum­ Pass 1* my with a diamond to the ace, and Pass Pas* 2 N T 2A cash the last heart, throwing away Pass Pass 4A 3A Pass your final club loser 4 NT Pass 5 ¥ Pass 5 NT Pass r, * t iv e In M I L Inc 6A Pass Pass l'W> Opening lead e (J . jrionjjnnO aol com comiczont com, FR AN K A N D E R N E S T by Bob Thsves what evez n rAto the h c A H rttW i s o u p qfour ‘ B irth d a y H O T 86 <JrtW UP TO 16 , SOUfEXMAN! Iff <5f Urn T hao^c v 7 - 8 by Jim Davis G A R FIELD Wednesday, Sept 9, 1996 You could be one ol the lucky Virgos who’ll be in a strong material cycle m the year ahead Have fun and enjoy your sell In your spare time, bul be sure to save more than you spend VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Take positive measures lo remlorce your spiritual val­ ues or philosophical outlook today. Your laith will give you an edge on Me. 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You possess the ability to remold outdated things into something much more useful A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-Feb. 19) Follow your inslincts regarding Ihe translormalion ol something you Ihmk is ol small use Your revisions will bo extremely helpful PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Friends are prepared to reappraise Iheir roles loday in order lo arrive at a bettor understand­ ing ot an arrangement with you. This Is a ANNIE WHAT? W KM GUTS THINK I WAS UmWSTE7 OU.YAN'.TUKTS 1*11151 ITS CRAIY HOW PfeCPlE NAKE SNAP JUDGMENTS*- tutr wjulP sg ukl me checkin’ out yq& ClAStlS AMO HkMtYtE kNDSWFF & P THiHKlN' TOUtt A tCftCf, LOStft. CMimitCT I ' l l HAVE A PMOHE THANK YOU X U PUT IN- GERRY. Y0UU BE GETTING WANT TOTELLYDUR MESSAGES ON PEOPLE WHERE YOU ANY OFFICE LUCKILY F IT DEPENPS, HAVE ANY, LUCKILY— I SUPPOSE. WRITE TOWN NO OHE'5 WAITING YOUR 5tZE5. 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Now It's your turn, but you're a lot younger than the rest. All of your friends expect the same things from you and all you feel like Is Jan Brady screaming. ’ Marcia. Marcia. Marcia!* That’s kind of like the plight of the Lake Mary girls' volleyball team. You can't compare Uiese Rains to last years Lake Mary girls' trlfecta that brought home n state championship in basketball, soccer and softball. That's n onre In a life­ time achievement for any school and un­ precedented in state history. O f course now everyone's asking the vol­ leyball team If they can be the fourth team from Lake Mary to win a title. It's an unfair question. And It's only being asked because the team Is so talented. In each of the last two seasons, the Rams have gone into the state tournament and two yeurs ago. they reached the Final Four. There is talent on the team tills year, but a lot of It Is young. The Rams will be there at the end of the year, after the talent comes together. After all. with key returning players such as Lindsay Manx, Jackie Van Looven. Jackie Crispell and Kellie Harbour, there's no way the Rams won't be taking another trip to districts. But to put pressure on to be a fourth team In a year to take the state title Is a bit too much. Coach Cindy Henry has dismissed the talk and Just says she wants her program to follow In the winning tradition of Lake Mary girls' athletics. Johnnie Blake's running (loft) and Miguol Machado's dofonso wars fust two of Iho keys that sparked Winter Springs' 54-0 rout of Baysido in Ms first gams ss a By Baltic Warner HERALD STAFF WRITER Move over Seminole County. There is a new tram In town. In their first ever varsity game last night against Bayaldr Christian, the Dears racked up Quite a few finite and quite a few points. Winter Springs destroyed Its also first year opponent. 54-0, putting Itself in the history books of the second year school. The Dears traveled to Tampa for thetr first varsity showdown. On the btis ride. It's probable that the team and coaches were planning their strategy: how to put thetr undersized defense against the offense: how to move the ball a little better than they did tn thetr 20-12 loss to Cypress Creek In the Kickoff Classic the week before: how to win. They did all three. The undersized defense not only went up against the Daystde offense. It shut the opponent down completely. When It wasn't stopping Dayside from moving the Some of the best volleyball teams In the state gathered In Seminole County over the weekend for the annual Lake Mary Invitational high school girls' tournament. Lake Mary. Seminole. Lake Brantley and Oviedo represented Seminole County, but two visiting teams • Dr. Phillips and Palm Bay fought for the Utle with Dr. Phillips winning, 15-9. 15-10. From Seminole County. Jackie Van Looven and Lindsey Manx were named to the alltoumament team. Brooke Octger of Palm Bay was named tournament most valuable player. The teams were divided Into two pools. Lake Mary won Ita first match. 15-11, 15-4 over Winter Park, but stumbled In Its next match. 15-9. 15-4 to Palm Bay, a perennial state power. The Rams recovered and won 15-7. 11-15. 15-10 over Middleburg to advance to the final round. Seminole, a young team featuring few seniors, lost both of Its first round matches. 15-6, 15-7 to Palm Bay, and 15-9, 15-9 to Middleburg. The Setnlnolcs are recovering from a long season that followed a district championship and are led tills season by Melissa Witte and Amanda Cook. In the B Pool, Lake Brantley lost all three of Its matches. Coach Stan Cutler had a strong team last year that suffered heavy graduation losses. Seniors Dana Gorman and Tina Meliklan return, but the Patriots are still young and It showed over the weekend. In the first match, the Patriots fell. 15-10. 15-7 to Palm Coast, then followed with a 15-7. 15-7 loss to Dr. Phillips. Next up came Satellite and the Patrlofa lost. 15-7. 12-15. 15-5. Oviedo coach Anna Hollis Is taking over the team this season and Immediately lost 11 players from last year to graduation. Most of this year's team played for Hollis' Junior vanity team last year, but It fa still young and It led to losses In both matches. The Lions put up a struggle against Palm Coast before falling. 14-10. 16-14. 15-5. then were pounded by Satellite Beach. 15-6, 15-11 in their final match. \A U baseball players needed LAKE MARY _ An AAU 13-and-Under basejail team Is being formed for the fall season. so Brlofs. Pago «A ' . ' .. f s S iu rv •' ' ' » ball, the Winter Springs defense was taking it away from them. There are two words to describe how the Dears moved the bail...Johnnie and Drandon. Dlake that Is. The dynamic duo combined for live touchdowns. TWo passes from Quarterback Drandon Dlakr landed In the end cone (one of which was a 35yarder caught by Johnnie) and Johnnie Dlake rushed for three touchdowns with runs of 10-. 1-, and 41-yards. Also scoring for Winter Springs were Greg lanuzzl (39 yard pass from Drandon Dlake). Mike Pitts (20-yard fumble return). Darrell Wright (40-yard run) and Marcus Wiggins (5-yard run). While Drandon Dlake la an Impressive passer and proved that with two touchdown passes, the running game was everything the Dears could have hoped for. Granted, the backs went up against another Drat year defense and may have wreaked havoc on a team that Just want ready to handle them. They played virtually error free ball, however. In the ahult-out. There Is a lot of speed on the Winter Springs team and most of It Is In the backfield. And as for winning, that was taken care of...Impressively. At the start of the year. Winter Springs head coach Mick Harris said Dial he wanted to srr how his players reacted to playing on Friday lUght and (hat one of tila main goals was to put some points on the board. First of all. they reacted very well. The change In venue from Thursday night junior varsity games to Friday nlghta didn't seem to ph%se the Dears at all. Secondly, they put more points on the board than many expected them to rack up all year. In the preseason classic against Cypress Creek last week, the Dears played very well despite losing 20-12. They still put points on the board however, and that was against a SA school. Friday night was a different team, on both sides of the ball. Winter Springs took the field with confidence. knowing It had nothing to lose. Everyone expected the first year varsity team to have problems, at least In Locals fall early at Lake Mary tourney IN BRIEF * * * * 1,1 Va"*y Winter Springs rolls to 54-0 opening win And that's the perfect thing to say. Lake Mary will be winners this year. The Rams may not bring home a state title, but that's okay. Just remember that last year was a fluke. No school tn the entire state may ever win three championships In a year again. Just appreciate Lake Mary for what U Is: possibly the best girls' sports program in the state, and don't be surprised If the Rams don't make It four In a season. Last weekend, the Rams held their Invita­ tional volleyball tournament. Teams from all over the state came to Lake Mary and the Rams finished third, losing to state powerhouse Palm Bay In the second game of the tournament. Lake Mary rebounded for a third place finish and Van Looven and Manz made the all-toumament team. It's a powerful team, one that won’t be satisfied with a third straight district title. But flashback to this time last year. The Rams were probably a stronger team than the 1998 version. They Just didn't have three state champi­ onships to follow. So try not to ask the Rams If they'll make It four In a year. Appreciate the team for what It Is. A darned good team that should go far Into the playoffs. And leave It at that Last Second Shot: Why do volleyball teams switch sides at the end of each game? In no other sport do the coaches and players have to switch benches, and the fans switch seats between each game. It’s not like the court conditions are dif­ ferent on each side and It Just takes up too much time. Just a thought. f * B#MPtay#d * %ft 4 m . f ,* /» I, Lr , , . • s, » * t i l •• the beginning, and expected only that the team try and do Its best. Improving week by week. If Friday night's game was the jumping off point for improvement, look out. There Is nowhere for this tram to go but up. Winter Springs may experience a Utile more difficulty with Its SA and QA opponents In the county, but those teams have trouble with each other. The Dears have time to keep improving before they (ace thetr first county toe and with the performance they showed against Dayside Christian, the county better not count out Its newest member. Winter Springs made history Friday night. They recorded thetr first every varsity win. Many records were set, and they set a tone for the season that could lead to some first ever post season play as well. Before thinking that far In advance. Winter Springs will need to concentrate on next week's game, a district match-up with Berkley Prep. The Bears will host thetr opponent at 7:30 p.m. R acin g continues at N e w Smyrna &AMSULA - Ned week, the TBARA (Tampa Bay Area Raring Association) Winged Sprints will tn nikft<| an (At^uat 29th): >«»» fUl. McLeod; limited Lata Fitch: _ Chuck VoU; la or no Payton s Bosch) at call ths FASCAR oAco at (B04) 4S7-41SB, sr 'on tbs net at i-aka Mary s«nior Lindsay Manx goat up for a slam during tha Laka Mary Invitational last wakand. Tha Rama wars tha only county taam to maka ft to tha championship round. tn the pits only. whtkM^S^ vtduala can enter for IS. �6 A •SemLwie Herald. Sanford Florida •Tuesday. September 8. 1998 Briefs Continued from Page BA Needed arc dedicated players and parents to lilt the squad that will travel In rally and play a competitive schedule. The season starts on September 23rd and £.unes will be played on Sunday's only. For more Information, call Rick at (4071 322-5631. Friday Night Fun SANFORD _ Open gym at Sanford Gym­ nastics, 601 E. 25th Place. Is on Friday nights from 7:30 p m.-to-10 pm. Activities ottered include gymnastics, rock climbing, basketball, and lots of fun and games. The fee for the evening is $5 for children ages 6-to-12. For more Information call 323-2462. Baseball players needed DELTONA _ The Volusia Blast, a new AAU 12-and-Under baseball team Is looking for live players to complete Its roster for the fall. Call Jay (769-3286) or Larry (860-3900). Sem inole football tickets SANFORD _ The Seminole High School Athletic Boosters are offering reserved sea* son football tickets for $50 each. Call Connie Hall at 323-5100. T h e Sailing C lu b W in te r Springs softball WINTER SPRINGS _ The City of Winter Springs Is offering a Fall *98 Special for its adult softball leagues at Central Winds Park. RKSULTS NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Sa tu rda y, A ug u st 3 9 , 199S Late Modal _ 1. 1781 BJ. McLeod. 2. (Ill Itevld Bogrm. 3. 1991 Bobby McClelland. 4. 1151 Tony Ponder: 5 |5| Tony Scwiom. Limited Lata Modal _ I. Ill Sammy Graham: 2. 1871 Chad Allman: 3. (261 Davtd fonder. 4. (Ill Jeremy Fltrh. 5. 1431 Kandy Dye. Modified . 1. (U Mlkr Fltrh: 2. 113) Bill Gunn: 3. (2X1 Jimmy Wlnki: 4 (071 Jeff Scofield: S. <921 Arnold Mill*. Sportsman _ 1. (981 Chuck Volt 2. 171II Jerry Smith; 3. 1541 Randy Nm>try. 4. (071 Ron Lufcy; 5. 131 Ian Huff­ man. M lal-stock I. 191 Dale Casteel; 2. 1151 Wayne Clark: 3 III Petite AlUton: 4. (419) Bob Golf: 5 121 Bob DuUe. I . IS) Rtch CtOkKcr. 2. (71) M R# Hendrix: 3. t U )-l Pierre. R u u -A -B o u t _ I. |63| Joe Bro*an; 2. (7) Ed Zikiiwxkl; 3. (681 Mark Roberts. 4. (581 Tom Root: 5. (33) Jeff Drfrtete. U O T IC I OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D R IB NOTICE I I HEREBY GIVEN, that THE AMIGO PARTNERSHIP, Ih* * holder ol tha following cer­ tificate!*) ha* Mad maid certlff. cata(a) lor a ta« daad to bo ■•sued thereon Tha carlilicata number)*) and yaar|«) ol Mtuanca. tha description ol tha properly. and tha nama(a) In which it w ai attested ta/aro a* follow* Carlilicata No 4(10 Voar ot Issuance: ( M l Daacnplion ol Pro party LEO LO T 44 P IC K E TT DOWNS PB t * P G « I F T O Zt. Nam** in which aaaaaaad. Hurtay D Ruth, tuaan A. Block. AH of aaid pro party baing In tha County ol Seminole. Stata of Florida Untaaa much cartilicala(*) ahalt be redeemed according to taw, tha proparty damenbad in much camltcala(a) will ba aotd to tha highaat bidder at tha w ait front door. Sominola County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on I ha 21th day of Soptarnbor. 1 M I. at f t 00 a m Paymanl of tala faa, appliesbta documantary a tamp taaaa and recording (aaa aro raquirad to ba paid by tha eucceeaful bidder at tha mala Full payment of an amount equal to tha higheat btd ia due within 14 hour* attar the advartiaad lima of tha aale AH paymanta ahail ba caah or guaranteed tnalrumant, made payabta to the Clark of tha Circuit Court Dated thl* t t lh day of AuguaL m i l»**l) MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O UR T SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Mtchell* L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publish Auguat IS . IS , and September 1. S. ISOS DET-1S1 Sanford R ecreation offerin gs SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will be offering thr following fall programs. The Sanford Recreation Department will offer a Recreation (no spike) league on Mon­ day nights and a Power league on Wednesday nights, both at the Dan Pelham Gymnatortum at Sanford Middle School. ADULT SOFTBALL The Sanford Recreation Department will be offering Fall Slow Pitch Softball Leagues In the following divisions _ Church. Co-Ed. In­ dustrial. Women and Men. Plnehurst Park will be used exclusively. CHURCH ADULT BASKETBALL ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL Continued from Page BA Legal Notices MAITLAND _ The City of Maitland Parks and Krcrratlon Department Is offering Full Adult Softball for Men and Co-Ed teams. Thr season will nm from September Hth through November 13th (10 games) and all games will be played at the Maitland Ball(lcld Complex on Keller Road, south of Maitland 1)1vd. Leagues are offered Monday through Friday night's and the cost Is $350 (Inrludrs umpires, game balls. A.SA. registration and booking fees). For more information call: Rocky KlUngsworth, Recreation Programmer, at 5396249. The Sanford Recreation Department will offer Adult Church Basketball League's In both Competitive and Recreational divisions. R a c in g _ M aitland fall softball ADULT VOLLEYBALL OR1.ANDO _ The Sailing Club, a community sailing program Including fleet, club races, charter mdses, baste sailing lessons and much more, meets every fourth Monday at 7 p m. at the Colonlaltown Neighborhood Cen­ ter. 1517 Lake Highland Drive. For more information, call Dave Akins at 14071 628-8081. (5 2 ). The cost to register has been towered from $310 to $240, plus a $25 ASA fee and a $5 non-resident fee. Also balls arr available for $40-to-$50 a dozen. Class C leagues offered arc Co-Ed, Men and Women. The first six paid teams will make up a league. All trams receive a spon­ sor plaque with team photo, while first place teams get Individual and learn trophies and second place teams get a team trophy. Contact the City of Winter Springs at (407) 327-7110 or FAX: 327-0018 between thr hours of 8 a.m.-to-4 p.m. Monday thnuigh Friday for more Information. The Sanford Recreation Department will offer an Adult Fall Flag Football League. The league will follow all Florida Recrea­ tion and Parka Association (FRPA) Flag Football rules and regulations. SANFORD _ D ie Sanford Rrrrcnllon De­ partment la offering Kuug-Fu and Martial Arts rlasses. Classes, for ages 6-to-ndu)t, will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 0 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avc. Cost Is $30 per month for adults and $25 per month for kids 6-12. Family prices are also available. Instructor Darryl Dzledzlc will teach tradi­ tional Chinese Kung-Fu which Is useful In guiding self-esteem as well as discipline and body conditioning. Also tnught will lie forms, weapons and self-defense. For more Information, rail 330 5097. Adult Doubles Round Robins are held every Monday and Friday evenings from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. No registration Is required. Intermedi­ ate lu advanced level players are welcome to participate. Cost Is $3 per person. Sylvan Lake Is also offering Tennis and Racquetball Singles Ladders for men and women for eight weeks continuing through the etui of May. Call 322-6567 for details. • •• • • Private and group lessons and trnin clinics are also available. Call 322-6567. Bayhead tennis classes SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner, Intermediate, and udvunced tennts classes at the following times: • Beginners and Intermediates _ Tuesday. Thursday and Fridiy: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. • Beginners und Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Beginners. Intermediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Tournament level players (state and na­ tionally rankrd players) _ dally: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. R ecreation C heerleading SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering a Cheerleading Class for girls ages 6-and-Up. The 10-week class will begin on April 22nd and be held every Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. through June 24th. Fees are as follows: current participants _ $30: new registrants _ $38 (Includes pom­ pons & T-shirt). Mease call 330-5697 for more Information. Legal Notices Legal Notlc#t The Sanford Recreation Department will be holding a Youth Flag Football League for players 7-through-15 years of age. Players have register st the Sanford Rec­ reation Department Youth Center. 1st floor of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. Leagues offered are: Ages 7-to*9 (Minor League), ges 10-to-12 (Major League). e'HHo-tfe (Senior League). ___Jons’ about any of the Sanford Recreation Department offerings or further Information can be obtained by calling (407) 330-5697. Bones op APPLICATION FOR TAX OSSB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. thal Richard 1. Casselberry Leonard Casselberry, the holder ol Ihe following ceriihcete{«| he* tiled *eid c*rtihcsl*(t) tor a te* doed to be letued thereon The certificate number)*) and treartel ol tetuance, the description ol the property and the name)*) In whlek It we* LOT SF. TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION HI-0 UNIT I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGE SZ-SS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA he* been Mad agatnel you end you are required la »erv* a copy ol your wnlten defenses, II any. lo 11. on DIANE M WALIA. Attorney lor tho Pfetetlfl. whose eddroee M 4*10 Bey Seoul Beirieverd. Suit# 410. Tampa. Flonds U M F on or before thirty day* Nom the del* ol I he first publication el I hr* nolle* end Me the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on PlainlitTe attorney or immediately thereetter; otherwise * default wiH be entered eg*!mt you tor the re it*l demanded in l he com­ plaint HOTS PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DSST COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DSSMID TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITNESS my hand end the M el el M id Court on Septondwr 1st IM S Legal Notice! Legal Notices m s e w o v rr c o u r t Of T N I fS TH JUB40IAL oiRowrr, m a s s f o r ------------------ ! COUNTY, M TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I M M T IX H T R JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A N S FOR M M W O U eOURTV, a p p l ic a t io n p o p m BSNBAAL JURISDICTION M V IS ION e a s t t s i s s « § t? o a to NATIONAL CITY MORTOAOE CO. FLAINTIFF VS. LARRY RICHARO BUMBALOUOH A/K/A LARRY R. SUMNALOUQH. ST AL DEFENDANT'S) NDTtOB OF AOTtSM TO: LARRY RICHARD SUM IA LO U O H A/K/A LARRY R. SUMSALOUOH AMO DIANA U S SUMNALOUQH A/K/A DIANA L. BOMBAI QUOH trite** laaNaaca te uxfeaoiM It ha/eko/they be living: and W he/the/they be deed. Ike isrknown defendant* who rnoy be spouses. Neire, deviaeea, grantee*, eaatgneea, lienor*. be* claiming *n Interoat by. Nirough. under or ageteat Me Defendant*, who are to be deed or alive, end as par any right Site or tetoaaet to IN* to Nm marl- "muaSl HEREBY NOTIFIED an MARYANN I MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by Shirley C. Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish: September 1. S. IS E St. IS M DEU-fO K u n g Fu/Martial A rts classes SANFORD _ Sylvan Lake Park la offering tennis classes for Tiny Tots |5-7). Juniors (810). Adults and Seniors weekdays and Saltirdays (morning*. afternoons and evenings). Classes arr two times a week for three weeks or one time n week for six weeks. Junior Training (for more advanced play­ ers) Is available Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 12.3,4 or 5 days a week) on a monthly basis. Classes arr 95 per hour and class size Is limited to eight players. YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL Legal Notices tn u m i d NOTICE ts HEREBY OIVCN. that FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FOR MUNICO. INC., tha holder of tha following certificate!*) ha* Mad aard contftcatafa) for a tax dead to bo ioauod tharaon. The corUficata numbarta) and year)*) of laauanca. the daacripbon of the property, and tha namafa) I" which it area aaaaaaad Ia/are a* follow* Carlilicata No: SS71 Year of laauanco: IS M Daacripbon of Property. LEO LOT 7 STEPHEN HEIGHTS P B 1 7 P 0 4S. Name* In which aaaaaaad Brenda J. WUson. AH of aaid property being in Iha County of Ssmtnole. State ot Florida. Unlea* such cart iflcata(a) ahait ba radaamad according to tew. the property daacribcd In euch cerbficete(a) will ba mold la tha hJgheat bidder at the west front doot. Ssminole County Cqurthoute, Santord. Florida, on the 11th day ol October. IM S . at t1 :M a m Payment of Sate lee, applic*bte documentary stamp faxes and m ooting faa* ere required to be paid by the auecoeafui bidder at the cate. Full payment ol an amount equal to the higheet bid te due within 14 hours after the advertised Una of the tale. All paymanta shall be caah or guaranteed Instrument, made payable la the Clerk of tha Circuit Court Deled this tfth day of Auguat. IM S. Sylvan L a k e P a rk tennis the fallowing LOTS 4S AND SO. M.M. LORO'S FIRST ADDITION TO CITRUS HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO T H I SLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN M A T BOOK *, M O B S7, OF THE FU S U O RECORDS OF S E M IN O U COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN RE- THE ESTATE OF RASH S. KENNEDY. Deeeeeed. The edmlnfatration ol lha oaUt* ol Naah R. Kennedy, deceeaed. Fife No. M -4 H -C I fe pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florid*. Frebeto Division. the addrea* ol which te M l H. Park Avenue Santord. Florida S i m . Tha name* and addreeaea at the (Mraonat rapraean peraenal repraaentetiva'a attor­ ney ere *at lerih below ALL INTERESTED PERBONB ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All peraetw a nolle* I* eerved who have oblection* the I challenge the validity al Nm wiM. the quaHAea ban* el the poraonal raprsMntobva. venue, or (unsdicbon el M e Court am raquirad to lb* their obfeetton* with Ihta Court WITHIN THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER t h e DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. *1 the decedent claim* or demand* again*! Nm decedent'* aetata on wham a easy al thte node* I* earned within three month* attar Nm IWM publication ol thie notice muat Ml* thaw Claim* with Nate Court WITHIN THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DAIS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY CAYS AFTER THE OATS OF SERViCI OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS other creditor* ol the dacedeal and per*on* having claim* » demand* again*I the dece­ dent'* **Ut* muat III* their •UtoM with (hr* Court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE A U CLAIM*. DEMANDS AND OTHER OBJECTION! NOT SO f il e d WILL SE FOREVER to paralian and the of your required to earva e written defenaoa, M any, to it on DAVID J. STERN, (B O . F u lm a r* atiarnay. whoa* la SOI Boulh Univanity Drive. Bull* S04. Plantation, FL SSS14 wttote M day* bom the del* *1 lb* a m public ation el Sri* nobe a el actio*, end M t NM oristoal with Nm atorb ol W1TMSSS my hand and the aeol *f thte Court at SEM INO U County. Florid*, bite tat day ol September; ISM . (SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT NT: Ceeatta V Ekarri Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR FLAINTIFF M t ■. UNIVERSITY DRIVE, SUITE 100 PLANTATION. FL SS2Z4 SS-SS1SS(FM)NCM Publish: September S. IS. IS M DEU-7S The date ol the Ural public*bon oMhl* Notice I* teplembar Paraaaal Rapmeantathra: Kathy M Kennedy I t l * lethmue Drive Port Orange, Florid* SS1I7 Attorney for Peraenal Ropraaontabve Mark Roy**. Eeq HOWARO A REYES, CHARTEREO StS N. Park Avenue Santord. Florida SlFFt (4fl F) szt-sers FI Bar Ne: IM TZ T Pufalich: September *. IS, IS M DEU-T6 ******** la/era o* feitew* Year ol l**wenc*: 1441 Deaenplton of PrapsiR: LEO LOT 1 * W 1/t OF VAC ST ADJ ON fi BLK 4 CANAAN FB t PO 10S Nemo* in which *t**«**d Olon* Walker All ol tald prop­ erty being In Ik* County ol Seminole, State ol Florida. Untee* euch certificated) eheU be redeemed according to few. the property deeeribed te euch cerllficatete) will ba eoid to the Mgheel bidder *1 (he weal Irani door, Seminole County Courthout*. Santord. Florida, on ih* itth day el October, ISM . I t 1100 a m Payment ol Safe toe, sppltcebto documantary stamp tea** end racordine fee* are required to be paid by Vi* *uccet*ful bidder at Ih* sal* FuN payment ol an amount equal lo the high••1 bid is due within >4 hour* alter the advertised time of the •el*. AH payment* chad be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated this M lh d*y of August. IM S (SeoQ MARYANNS MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by: Shifter C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish September I , S. IS S St. IS M OfU-S mT N I eiB O U IT COURT OP T H I IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BP PL OB IDA C S H H W IS COUNTY JU R M M C TW R DIVISION CABS HO. 00*1 Bf 4 0A14B HOMS SAVINGS OF AMCRICA. FSB, PI aim If!. VS. F in l a n d ia d w il r e k in . M living, and an unknown pa rite* claiming by. through, under end ngeinsl Ih* above named defendant!*) who ere not known lo be deed mtalive, whether aaid unknown parti** may claim an internet a* spouses, heirs, devisees, grant***, or other claimants: TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Inc.; OPTION ONE MORTOAOE CORPORATION; T H I RANK OF NEW YORK, a* Trust** el Ameraco Residential Securitise Corporation Mortgage Loan Ttvxt 1M7*> under Pooling end Servicing Agreement deled e* el Septentoer 1, IM F ; _____ unknown p*raon(s) to possession ol the subject reel property, SI; unknown p*roen<*) In possession el the subject reel property, I t . Defendant*. MOTTOS OF ACTION TO: Finlandia Wilbefcln 14M Eagan* Crash Ct. Oviedo. FL IZFSI. but who le/er* concealing henell *o that process cannot be person­ ally eerved upon her YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor toractosuro ol mortgage on the following described property: YOU ARE NOTIFIED theI an action lor lorocloturo ol mort­ gage pn lha following deeeribed property: (BEAU Mnrynnno Mora* As Clerk al the Court By Cecelia V Ekern As Deputy Clerk C O D IU I A ETAWIARSK) 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevetd Suite 440 Temp*. Florida ZMOF Telephone: (O il) IF F 4000 CAS M S-OIOM Publish September 0. IB, IM S DEU-F4 NOTIOS BP BALB P U B U S AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO FLORIOA STATUTES FIS TS THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLO AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUSSOAV SEPTEMBER f t . IS M AT 10 00 AM AT CORTEO TOWING SERVICE, S4S ORANQE AVENUE.. LONOWOOD. FLORIDA THEBE VEHI­ CLES A R I SOLO AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUARANTEE. SELL­ ER RESERVES T H I RIGHT TO BIO. BIDDINQ STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWING AND STORAGE. VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR Tp SALE. FORM OP PAYMENT IS CASH ON CASHIERS CHECK. 1) IM S S U C K CENTURY V1N • 1Q4AHZIKXQD44240S Z) IS M BUICK PARK AVI VIN 4 104CWSSSZ014IFMI 2) IM S OMC JIMMY VIN • 1QKCT1ZWFS2I40122 4 ) 1*44 OLOSMOBIL1 DELTAS* v in # tasH YBM saisissos 5) IM S EAOLS TALON VIN 4 4SSCFS4R2PE0S10S1 S) I M l TOYOTA COROLLA VIN I JT1TEFSLSB0SSIS2F F) IM S HONDA CIVIC VIN « 1HOEDSM4KA001 t t l *| 1M l TOYOTA MOTORHOMS VIN • RN420TJ42F *) IS M FORD BRONCO II VIN 0 1FMCU14T1LUB2240* 10) IS M CHEVROLET CAVAUER WN * lOtJEFFPSFJIBOU* 11) IM S CHEVROLET PICKUP VIN * 10CDC1420PZII1040 I t ) IS M CHEVROLET CELEBRITY VIN 4 101AW1 *8401127004 11) I M l C H IV R O LIT C H IV S TTI VIN 0 1O1AJ0S0IBYSI4104 14) 1SFI CHEVROLET NOVA VIN f 1V1FOSK1S4440 I I ) 1M4 CHEVROLET CHEVSTTI VIN 1 1 01AJ0SCIEA1 SOM 4 14) 1M4 CHEVROLET CAMAHO VIN ( 101APIFM4EL2S4441 Publish September I, IM S DEU-M Legal Notices NOTICE OP APPLICATION POP TAX D IE D NOTICE IS HEREBY CtVSN, that Richard S Cettelberry Leonard Cettelberry. Ih* holder ol Ih* following certificate!*) ha* Med (aid certificate!*! tor a la* deed lo be ittued thereon The certificate number!*) and year!*) at issuance, the description al the properly, end Ih* nem*(*| in which It we* attested le/er* a* follow* Certlficat* No SCI Year ol Issuance 11*1 Description at Properly LEO LOTS 241 « 241 MIDWAY PD I PG 41. Name* In which assessed Sober! Chambers. Dorothy Cvan* AN ol t*id property being in Ih* County ol •enunote. Stela ol Flonds Uni*** tuch eeriittcelel*) (hell be redeemed according lo lew. Ih* propeity described te euch certificate)*) roll be told to tho high**t bidder el Ih* w**l front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford Florida, on Ih* IZlh day ol October, IM S. el I I 00 a m Payment ol 8*1* fee. applica­ te* documentary stamp tests end recording fee* era required te be paw) by the Bucceeslul biddtr at te* tale FuN payment ol an amount equal la te* high•si b-d I* due rolhm 14 hour* ■liar Ih* advertised lime ol the Mia All payment* *h*N be cash or guirenltod instrument, mad* payable to Ih* Clerk ot Ih* Circuit Court Deled Ihi* F4lh day ol August, IM S (Seel) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF T H I CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish September I. S. IS. I t . 14M DC U S NOTIOS BP APPLICATtOR POP TAX BSSB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. teal FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FOR MUNICO. INC . te* holder ol the following ctfblic*l*<t| hts fifed M id coriilicatol*) lor a te* deed to be issued thereon Tho car- nlteeto number!*) end yoerit) el Weuenae. te* rieeeripfton *1 tee property, end the name)*) te srhrch It wet assessed la/ere a* Certificate No 4882 Tear ol Issuance I t M Description ol Property U O LOT 1*2 ITILLWATER PH t PB I* P O I S3 TO 88. Heme* In which a*tested David L. Johnson. Lind* S Johnson AN ol said property being in the County el •enunote. State ol Florid* Untett tuch certificate)*) then be redeemed according lo lew, the property dascribed In such certificate)*) roll be told lo the lughe*I b-ddsr el Ih* we* I Irani door. Itm in o lt County Courthout*. Ian lord. Florid*, on te* 12th dey ot October. IM S. al I I N i m Payment el Bale toe, applica­ te* documentary sum p tea** and recording l*M aro required to be paid by tee *u c c m *Iu I tedder el te* safe Full payment ol in amount equal to the highM l bid M duo srithin 24 hour* after Ih* advertised time ol Ihe sale All payment* shell be cash or guaranteed Instrument, mad* paytbi* to te* Clerk ol te* Circuit Court Dated tela M lh day ol August, IS M MARTANNE MOR8E CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Stertoy C. Hergert Deputy Clerk Pubbth: September 1, 8. 11 E 22. IS M DEU-S M TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E S M N TS S X TN JU DICIAL COURT, Oeee Ne.i SS-S1IS-D R -8S-P In te* Matter ol te* J . A O .I . Adopte* NOT W E OP ACTION O f STEPPARENT ADOPTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: RRENT ALLEN ELMORE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED teal a Petition under oath he* court lor tho Stepparent Adoption ol J A Q .Z .. born May t. IM S . In Winter Perk. Florid*, by DONALD F. ZUHR. tee minor cMld'e tuple!her You ere here­ by notified that you are required lo servo a copy ol your written daleriM*. II ony. to II on DON­ ALD P. ZUHR. Petitioner, c/o Michael Fender, E*q., P* til toner'* attorney, whose add rest I* 111 S. Meiitend Avenue, Suit* 160. Maitland. Florida StFSt, on or be Iore SEPTEMBER IF, li t * , and W* te* original with the clerk ol thl* court betor* Mrvice on te* Petitioner or immediately there­ after Your failure to respond wiN be traeted a* consent to the alappa rent adopt!*" end you will permanently toe* aN legal rights at a parent lo te* child named to lb* petition tor stepparent adoption. WITNESS my hand ee clerk ol M id court and Mai thereof tel* Itth day el August. ISM . (SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By: Nancy R. Winter A* Deputy Clerk Publish: August IS, IS . and September 1, S, IS M O IT -IS t Legal Notices IN TN S C IR C U IT COURT. IN AMD PON • SMINCLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS HO. M -S 4 S -C A -1 4 -R BARBARA JACKSON. Plaintiff, v* ANNIE PRICE. Defendant NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant lo Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered In Ih* see* ol BARBARA JACKSON. Plaintiff, v* ANNIE PRICE. Defendant, in Ih* Circuit Court In end tor Seminole County Florida. Cat* No M -4 4 I-C A 14-B. Ih* undersigned Clerk wiM tell el public M l* la Ihe high** I end best bidder lor cash *1 Weal front door ol I he Seminole County Courthouse. 201 N Perk Avenue. Senlord, Senunoie County. Florida. *1 Ih* hour ol 11 00 * m on Ih* 1*1 (fey ol October. A 0 I t M . teal certain reel property situate end being m Senunoie County. Florid*, described *• follow* Lot IS Block O. MAP OF SUB­ DIVISION OF SLOCKS Q. K AND J. TOWN OF GOLDSBORO, according to the Fiat thereof ee recorded in Plat Book 1, Pago FI, ol the Pubhc Record* ol Seminole County Florida MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By J m o ■ Jeeewte Deputy Clerk Copies to FRANK C WHiOHAM. ISOUtRC PO Bo* 4S4S Senlord. FL S2FF2-4S4S Pubi-th September t. IS. I t M OCU-FS IN TN S C IR C U IT CO URT OF TN S IS TH JUDICIAL C1ROUIT IN AND PON S B M M O iB COUNTY, FLORIDA c i r c u i t e m i d iv is io n C A M RO. CR 4 M C A -1 4 -B UlOFIRST BANK, en Okie home Corporation l/k/a MIDFIRST BANK STATS SAVINGS BANK a* assignee ol NORWSST MORTGAGE. NtC . o Ntoweoefe s . f p ■ Corners lien e* as»1*84* et b a r c l a t s a m ir ic a n / MORTOAOE CORPORATION a* a align#* ol NORWSST MORTGAGE. INC . * Minnesota Corporation PtemtlN, UNWOOD I LEE end TINA M LEE DISCOVERT MARKETING C O . end MERCHANTS LENDING. IN C . IrV* DISCOVERT MARKETING. COMPANY Defendant* PURSUANT T O CMAPTSR 48 NOTICE I t HEREBV OIVEN | pursuant lo an Order ol Fteal , Summery Judgment ol ! Foreclosure deled August 24th. IS M end entered In C m * N o 44 *81 CA In Ih# Circuit Court ol te* 11th Judtciel Circuit in and for Semi not* County. Florida wherein MI0FIR8T BANK. ate. I* te* Plaintiff and UNWOOD B. LIB . *1 *1. era te* Defendant*. I win ten lo Ihe high**i and bail bidder ler cash el te* west Irani duur el t he Seminole County eourihouse. 201 N. Perk Avenue, Santord, Senunoie County, r . Florid* *1 11 00 a m on Hi* I s l H dey ol October, 18M. Ih* to l-cj towing described property a*5-' M l forth In eiid Order of FN Summary Judgment te wit LOT 48. TWENTY WSET. C ITY ] OF SANFORD. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 18.1 PAGE M . PUBLIC RECORDS OF| SSMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ] DATED et Sanford. Florida |M*| M lh day et AUGUST. I I •‘ ARMRMAR D 4 4 A B U .m il ACT It you era a peraen with a die-1 bon in order to perbetpete to thl* proceeding, you era end bed el ne coat lo you. h . provision ol certain aesfelanc* Pleat* contact Co Administration al (40F) I t ) - ' 4228 within t working day* off your receipt ol Ihi* document ItE you era hearing or voice impair tJ ceil 1 808-842-8771. MARTANNE MORIS. Clerk •emtoofe County, Florid* BY Ruth King Deputy Ctoit G U N Z. GOLDBERG, EkOUIRS Suit* 8M . B4V Tower 1161 BrickeU Avenue Miami. Florida 22111 (288) 274-4268 Attorney lor Plaintiff Publish September t, IE. 1418 DSU-St M B None* The Seminal* County I Authority hereby sohell* I tor the purchase ol • *Mitel, IM S 1WD 4 -Door Chevral* Btdde' muel be prepared ti e««*pl * 1484 Pontiac Grant Prix SE Sedan to trad*. Complete specifications mat be obtained In person or bj telephonic communication wit* tee Administrator, Seminola County Port Authority. f t U Ketlnar Place. Suite 100. Pori of Senlord. Santord. Seminal* 6*tolly. Florida. (48F) 222-4788 Deled al Santord, SemtoeU By order of: Senunoie County Perl Audierity, Sob Douglas, Chairmen Publiah: September t S S. I I DEU-22 �i Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Tuesday, September B. 1998 •7 A C o n t e s t R u le s HOW T O PLAY: Each game of the weok appears in a different advertisement. Fill in the team you choose to win In the numbered space provided on the entry form that correlates with that woek’s game. Complete the entry form and either mall or bring It In to our offico. Each week's winnor will bo dotermlnod by the most correct picks. LOOK HERE EACH WEEK FOR PREVIOUS WEEK’S WINNER! Must be 18 or older to claim prize. All enlrios must bo oithor received in the Seminole Herald offico or post marked by the Friday before each weeks' gamos. Winners will be announced In Tuesday's edition after the games have been played. Advertisers are In no way llablo for any aspect of this contest, ft is for entertainment purposes only No purchase necessary Entry forms may be picked up in the Seminole Herald office. Employee, ol Repubhc Newspaper* Inc. of their immediate lamfly tie nor Migftie lo enter this game ENTRY FORM Name: Address: Daytime Phone: p ic k s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 - 13 14 15 Please bring in, fax or post mark by Friday of each week To: Seminole Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 831-9993 ★ ★ LB tS H C NICKS Pool Tables ★ t Drink f v v r z i v ^ r o c k y S h o e s M rs HAPPY HOUR Mon. •Frt. 4 p.m. to T P.m. SeecUli Army ★ Navy Hours: M-F 9-6 30 •Sat. 9-5 ’ ark Dr., Sanford 322-2807 1401 8. French Are. (17-02 A 14th SL) (407) 322-S791 _ _ _ Chicago at Plttiburgh % I n c . F u r th er . S ta y O u t L onger. HOURS M ON-SUN 10 AM-2 AM SGHE B o o t s , Go LIQUOR BAR LIVE -C ^M U S IC Specials A n d a A J ftL IQ 1566 8. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD WINN DIXIE MARKETPLACE 330-1275 fT»*M D C N B X ArUona et Seattle O M m m t m m m tm u rrn n t LAKE NARY PUB £ GRILL 'n’SANWTWSTONAVOSHiCOUCr f€W0WNQ. 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FL 32746 | |0 I Pool Phone:407-302-1993 IO Baltimore at New York Jeta , | | Ban Diego at Tannass## m Tampa Bay at Qraan Bay *J Darts b-torKtoMroompto,. lM UM UUCA lltm tx'lu l Horvlctu J 332-6655 ’ RICHARD S. WILBUR NIW YORK GIANTS AT OAKLAND San Francisco at Washington o Indianapolis at Naw England d*v �8 A • Serr*nolo Herald. Sanford. Honda •Tuesday. September 8 1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices H O TIC I or FICTITIO US NAMK Nolle* l* hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett *1 21 TO W Stal* HO 0 4 . Sulla 250. Longwood. Florida 12TTS. Sami nola County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Nam* ol A M IR ICAN R IS A L IR S . and thel I Inland to register said name with th* Olvislon ol Corporation*. Tallahassee, Florida. In accordance with th* provisions ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-Wll Section I t s OS. Florida Stalutas 1901 Presley Consultants, Inc Nad Presley. Ill, President Publish September S, ISOS DEU-99 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* Is hereby given lhai I am engaged in business at PO Bos 141S7I. Altamonte Springs. Florida 327tf Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol SOUTHERN STATS INBURANCB SER ­ VICES and that I intend to reg­ ister said name with th* Division ol Corporstion*. Tallahassee, Florid*. In accor­ dance with Ih* provisions ol th* Fictitious Nsm* Statutes. ToWlt Section SSS OS. Florid* Slalule* 1881 Mirk I Witgrtl Publish Seplsmber S. IS9t OEU-SS IN T N I CIRCUIT CO URT FOR S I M I N O ll COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NOi SS-ASS0-CA-1S-D RIPUOUC DANK, successor by merger lo FlRSTATt FINANCIAL. F A . PlamliH. VS LOUIS A LLOVIO and DARDARAL LLOVIO. hi* wit*. Defendant* N O T IC I OF SALS NOTICE IS OIVEN that pur­ suant lo the Final Judgment entered on August lis t.* IM S . m Civil Action No SS 0090-CA14-6 ol th* Circuit Court. In end lor Seminole County. Florida. I will sell to the highest end best bidder lor cash al th* tvasl Irani door ol lha Seminole County Courthouse. >01 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32271 on OCTODSR 1st. 1SSS. th* following described real property set forth In th* Final Judgment LOT TO. CRCCKWOOO UNIT II, ACCOROINQ TO TMS PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDSD IN P U T BOOK 4S. PAGE S I. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SSMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated August 31*1. 1SSS (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk el th* Circuit Court By Jan* E Jaeeenc A* Deputy Clerk Christopher M Hunter, is q t i l Second Avenue. N S .. Suite 300 St Petersburg. FL 33T0I Bf 3/923-7300 eat 3339 Publish September S. IS. 199S DSU-TS NOTICE OF APPLICATION P M TAX DBSD NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN that RUTH COLMAR, th* holder ol the following certificate)*) ha* filed said certificate)*) lor a taa deed to be isaued thereon Th* certificate number)*) and yearfs) of issuance, lha deeartptlon of the property, and tfia nama(e) In which It wac asaeased I*/are as follow* Certifies la No 1SS0 Veer of laauanee. 1SS1 Description of Properly: LE O S S C IS TW P S O S A O S S tS FROM NW COR RUN S 1SS3 SS FT NWLV ON CURVS 149 39 FT N SS OSO IS MIN SS SSC S 1*10 7* FT SLY ON CURVS 47S SS FT I 3399 OS FT SLY ON CURVS 1STT.SS FT N FF OSO SS saw 41 aeo s as.sa f t t o p o o RUN N IB OSO S3 Mm IB SBC W SSO FT S SS DSQ S3 MIN 43 SEC W 333 81 FT N 788.48 FT S 1SS.S3 FT S 13 DEO S3 MIN IS SSC ■ 1SS0 FT 8 77 DEO >9 MIN 41 SSC W M FT TO BEG (8 AC). Nama* In which assessed Joe* L (Salary* Sara Oalaraa AS of aald property being In the County of Seminole. Stal* of Uni*** auch certtftcaM*) shall b* redeemed according to law. •w property described In auch oertlhcatafs) wM bo aoM lo I he high M l bidder al Re areal fn door. SamMoia County Ceurthous*. Sanford. Florida on th* SSth day of Septembor. 1888. et 11:80 a m Payment ol Sal* Mo. appUcalo ba paid by Mo aueeeaetui bidder at Vw aal*. Fu« payment of an amount aqua! to Nte high­ est bid N due within 14 hour* after th* advertload time of th* sal*. AN payment* shad bo cash or guaranteed Instrument mode payable to the Clerk of tha Circuit Court Dated this n t h day of August I BBS. (Seal) MARTA VANNS MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SSMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA by Michall* L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publlth: August IS . SB. and September 1. S. 1SSS DSMSO N OTICE OF APPLMAVION F M TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that RUTH COLMAR, th* holder of the following certificate)*) ha* filed said cartiflsat*)*) lor a taa deed te be leeued tha rean. Th* certificate number)*) and year)*) of Isauanc*. th* description ol th* property, and th* name)*) In which It was assessed la/are a* lefiow* Certificate No: SSSS Veer of Issuance: 1391 Description ol Property: LEO SSC 34 TWP SIS ROE SSS NW 1/4 OF SS 1/4 W OF ■ U FPL POWER BSMT. Name* In which assessed. Thoms* N. Tompkins. Marcia X. 01 ot said property In th* County *1 Seminole. 8tala of Florida. Unless such certifies!•<•) shall be rede am*d according to Mar. tha property described In auch certifies!•)•) wiN bo aoM M lha highest bidder al Ml* erect front door. SamMoia County Ceurthous*. Sanford, Florida, on Mm SSth day of Septaebsr. 1BBS. at 11:89 a.m. Payment of S*M Mo. appUcaI recording I* bo paid by bidder al lha sale Full payment of an amount equal lo Mm highesl bid le due within 34 hours attar th* advertised lima of th* *aU. AN payments thaN be cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable M Mm GMrfc of Mm ClreuM Court. Dated Mi* 13th day of August (Seed MARYi CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SSMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Michelle L- SMv* Deputy Clerk Pubiieh August IS. 31. and r t, 8, 1SBS OCT 1*1 NOTICB OF APPLICATION FON TAX OSSO NOTICE IS HERIOT GIVEN that TSD Properties ol South Florida Inc c/o BU. FSB ATTN TAX CENT DEPT, the holder ol the following certilicite(s) ha* hied said certificate^) lor ■ las deed to be leeued thereon Th* certificate number)*) and year(s) ot issuance. Ih* description ol th* property end th* name)*) In which II we* assessed IsJar* t t follow* Certificate No SS7 Veer ol Itsuanc* IS94 Description ol Property LEG LOTS t • 4 BLK A CEL­ ERY AVE ADD PD I PO I J t Name* in which assisted Noel Cameron. Joan Cameron All et laid property being In th* County ol Seminole. 81*1* ol Florida Unlett euch certlhcal*)*) shell be redeemed according to law. th* property described m euch certificate!*) will be sold to th* hlgheet bidder et th* west front door. Seminole Cou ly Courthouse. Senlord. Fiord* on th* SSth day ol Septeniber ISSS. ol It 00 * m Payment ot Sol# fee applica­ ble documentary Hemp taie* end recording lees or* required lo be paid by lb* succetslul bidder at Ih* eel* Full payment ol an amount equal lo Ih* high eel bid I* due within 34 hours atlvr th* edvertited time ot th* eat* All payments shsil be csth Of gusrsnlssd instrument mad* payable to th* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court Deled thie 13th day ol August ttss (Seat) MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publlth August IS 29 September t S S. ISSS DST-tSS MOTIOB OF APPLICATION FON TAX DSSD NOTICE IS HENEBT GIVEN, that TSD PROPSNTIES OF SOUTH FIONIDA INC c/o BU. FSB ATTN TAX CENT DEPT. Ih* holder al I he following cerlili cola)*) hoc Med eeid cerlili cole)*) lor a las deed lo b< leeued thereon The certificate number(i) and yssr(s) ol Nsuanca. Ih* detcnption ol Ih* property, end th* nemefs) m which tt wee assessed t*/ar* at follow* Certificate No IS04 *. tee* LEO W 1/3 OF LOT* 211 a 212. ALL LOTS 8S3 TO TIE LONOWOOD PB 1 PO SI Nomas In which assessed Oien R Robertton. Naomi A Robertson All ol told property being In Ih* County ol Bominol*. Slot* of Florid* Unless such certilicsl*(s) shell be redeemed according lo law. th* property described in euch certificate)*) will be sold to Ih* fughesi bidder el the west Iron! door. Somtnol* County Courthouse, Senlord. Florid*, on Ih* SSth day ol September. ISSS. *111 00 am Payment ol Sal* la*, epplico bfe documentary stamp lass* and recording loot or* required to be paid by M* successful Udder *1 the aala FuM payment of an amount equal lo th* high oat bid I* due within 34 hour* after the edvertited time of th* eeie AN payments then be cash or guaranteed Instrument, mod* payable to th* Clerk ol Mm Circuit Court. Dated thie 18th day ol August. Legal Notices NOTICS OF APPLICATION FON TAK O IB O NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that Ray F OritHIh A/or Nency A Qnlllth. Ih* holder ol Ih* fol­ lowing certificate)*) has filed said certificate)*) In* • t*s deed lo be issued tliereon The cer­ tificate number)*) and year)*) ol seuence. the description ol Ih* property, end the ntm*)t| In which II was attested It/ar* at follow* Certifies!* No I077 Year ol Issuance I994 Description ol Property LEO SEC 29 TWP 209 ROE 19E OEO NW COR SWEETWATER OAKS S IC 14 RUN WLY ON «LV LI OF CREEK 410 FT NILY TO A PT 25 FT ELY OF C/l OF CREEK NWLY PARA TO C/L CREEK TO SHORE LI OF WEKIVA RIVER NELV ON WEKIVA RIVER TO A PT 3450 FT N OF 9 LI OF EEC E TO A PT 339 49 FT W OF E LI OF 9 IC S 3110 FT W TO A PT 9 OF OEO N To OEO (LESS PT PLATTED SWEETWATER OAKS 3ECS t t A IS A ISA) Names In which attested Huskey Inv Co Inc All ot ttid pm petty being In th* County ol Seminole. H it* ot Florid* Unless such certifies!*)*) sfisll be redeemed according to lew. Ih* property described in such certificate)*) wilt be told lo Ifi* highest bidder el Ifi* west front door. Itmmol* County Courthouse. Senlord Florida, on Ih* 12th dey ol October. 1999. i l t I H i m Payment ol 4*1* lee. epplicabl* documentary stamp tea** end recording tee* era required to be paid by the successful bidliar si Ifi* tale FuN payment ot an amount equal lo the high­ est bid is due within 24 hour* iltsr Ih* edvertited time ol the tale All payment* shall be cash or guaranteed Instrument, made payable lo th* Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court Dated this 24th dey ot August. 1441 14**1) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publiah taplamber 1. 9 IB A 22. 1494 OEU-T______________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FON TAX D S ID NOTICE 14 HENE0T OIVIN that FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR FUNDCO. INC . Ihe holder ol Ih* following certificate)*) hta hied tetd certificate)*) lor a tea deed 10 be issued Ihe reon The certificate number(t) end yeerfs) ol issuance. Ih* da sc rip lion ol Ih* property end •he ntmefsl in which it wet •aseeaed is/are t t follow* Certilical* No 4224 Year ol laauenc* 1994 Description ol Property LEO LOT 29 TRACT 301 AT CARILLON PB 49 POB 31 THRU 37 Nemee in which attested Roger J Autburn. Darcy C Au*burn All ol said property being In th* County ol Bemmol*. State ol Florida Unless euch certificate)*) shall be redeemed according lo lew. Ih* property described In such certificate)*) will be told lo Ih* lughe* I bidder al Ih* weal Iron! -■ geminate - - Oewniy on ih* T1 al dey ol September. 1994. *4 4 M * a m ! ... Payment ol Sal* lee. applica­ ble documentary stamp laiel and recording lee* ere requ-red to be paid by the succetslul bidder at the tel* Full payment ol an amount equal to th* high­ est bid It due within 14 hours olMr th* advertised time of th* sal* All payments shall be cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable to th* Clerk ot the Circuit Court Dated thie 4th day ot August. IM S Itool) MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COUNT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by MichtH* L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publlth August 13. 39. A September 1. S. IM S OCT-49 Cewnty Court Seminal* Oewniy, Flertd* Coe* 4 49-f 9474CODL (*MARYA 'ANNE MONSE CLIN K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SSMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Shirley 0 Hergert . Deputy Clerk Pubiieh August IS. 81. Sept 1 S S . IM S DST-1ST nones of APPUCATtON FOR TAX OSSO N O TICI IS HIRSBY OIVEN that T S O Properties ol South Florid* Inc. c/o BU. FSB ATTN 1AX CSRT DEPT, th* holder of the t*Uowiny certificate)*) hat kiad said eortiftcai*)*) for a las dead to be issued thereon Th* cartlflcat* number!*) and year)*) ef Itsuanc*. th* description of th* property, and M* name)*) In which It wet assessed la/ars at Ioflows Certifies!* No 3439 Year of Itsuanc*. 1991 Description of Property: LSO LOTS 3 I 4 MLK C TRACT 11 SANLANDO 3PRIN03 PB 9 POM Name* in srhich assessed Chart** M. Booth III. That L OoPmto AN of sold property being in Ih* County of Bembmie. Hat* of Florid* Uni*** euch certificate)*) shall be redeemed according lo law. the property described In euch certificate)*) wM be sold lo th* Ugh eel bidder al Mm west front door. Ntminoi* County Courthouse, ianlerd. Florid*, on th* 89th day of Septembor. ISSS, at 11:00am. Payment of Sol* la*, applica­ ble documentary stamp taaas and recording face or* required te be paid by th* aucceti bidder al Mm tale FuN payment ef an amount equal to th* high oat bid I* due within 84 hour* after th* advertised lima of th* aai* All payments shall be cash or guaranteed instrument, mad* payable lo th* Clerk of Mm Circuit Court. Deled Mil* 18th day of August. 19SS. MARYANNS MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SSMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA b r Shirley C. Hergert Deputy Clerk Publiah: August IS, 29. Sepl 1 S S . IM S O E M 99 S em in ole Herald 13— H ealth & Beauty l Leasecom m Corporation. Plaint itl vs Matilda Salat or. Otlendant NOTICS OF SNBNIFF’S SALS NOTICI IS HEREBY OIVEN that by virtu* of that certain Writ ol Iiscubon issued out ot and under lb* teal ol Ih* County Court ol Seminole County. Florid*, Case * 441M74CO0L upon a final |udgmen! rendered In Ifi* atoreesid court on Ih* 4tli day ot July A O. 1M7 in that certain cete entitled Leeeecomm Corporation, Plamiill v* Matilda lalatar, Defendant which aforesaid Writ ol Elocution was delivered lo m* as ShortH ot Saminol* County. Florida and I hsv* levied upon all lha right, fill* and Interest ol Ih* defendants In th* Iol lowing described property, said prop arty being Iocs led In Saminol* County. Florida, more particu lady described at toHows 1493 Ford F-t 90 Pickup Vin 91FTDF1 9Y9DNAQ4174 Being stored al Altamonte Towing Inc. and th* undersigned as ShenH ol Seminole County, Florid*, will at It 00 A M on th* 22nd day ol September A O 1009 otter tor eel* and tell lo th* highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at th* Front (West) Door, el lha step*, ol the Seminole County Courthouse In Senlord, Florida. Ih* above described property That told sol* Is being made lo satiety th* terms ot this Writ ol Execution Donald F. I alinger, Shentl Saminol* County. Florida N O TICI NEOANOINO THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1990. PINSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDINQ SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS 4H0UL0 CONTACT THE CNFORCIABLS WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI SION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFICE. 1141 39TH STREET. SANFORO. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE OATS PRIOR TO THE PRO CEEOINQI (407) 330-9940 TDD 1407) 321-1123 Publish: August 11. 24. September 1. 9. 1999 With 4*1* being held on September 22, 1991 DET-199 Legal Notices N O T IC I OF APPLICATION FON TAK OSSO NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. Ihal FUND AS CUSTODIAN FOR MUNICO. INC . Ih* holder ol Ih* tnllnwmg cerfilical*)*) has filed sen] cerllticalelt) lor a las deed lo be issued Ihereon Th* cer­ tificate number)*) end yearts) ol issuance. Ifi* description ol Hi* properly, end Ih* nim elt) In which il was assessed It/*'* a* follows Cerfificsl* No 1930 Year ol Issuance 1999 Description ol Property LEO LOT 139 VILLAS OF CAS­ SELBERRY PH 4 PO 42 POS 44 TO 44 Names In which assessed Carlo* Oomei. Monslls* Q om ri All ol said property being in Ih* County ol Stmmol*. Stele ol Flonde Unless euch certificate)*) shell ba redeemed according lo lew. Hi* property described In euch c*rlilic*l*)t) will be told lo Ifi* lug best bidder at lb* west Irani door. Seminole County Courthouse. Senlord Florid*, on Ih* 2llh dey ol ueplember. 1994. et It 00 s m Payment ol Sal* lee. applica­ ble documentary stamp lea** and recording lees ere required lo be paid by Ih* tuccetalul tedder al Ih* tale Full payment of an amount equal lo th* high­ est bid I* due within 24 hours stlsr Ih* advertised lime ol Ih* sat* All payments shall be cash or guarantsed instrument, made payable to the ClerS of th* Circuit Court Dated this ttlh day ol Auoiist IM S (9e*n MnRTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish August 24 Sepl 14 4 15 1994 O E M 79 Advertisement ter Bid* Seeled t»ds will be received by (emmoi* Community College 100 Weldon Olvd Senlord Florida 12771 4194. (Owner) until 3 00 PM Local Tim* September llth , IM S at Ih* office ol Purchasing. Room AI00U. Weldon Administration Building *A* lor construction ot PARKINO LOT LIQHTINQ AND EMERGENCY TELEPHONE PROJECT si SEMINOLE COM­ MUNITY COLLEOE Owls will be opened publicly immediately thereafter in the office uf Pure basing A mandatory Pro-Bid Conference (required to be eli­ gible lo bid) tor all bidding Eledricel Contractor* will be held on Tuesday. September Slh. 1941 at Seminole Community College in the office ol Purchasing Any Biddsi* interested in a sit* inspection must contact Scott Roche Saminol* Community College (407) 139-3173 lor an appoint ment All malaria!* and equipment furnished end ell work per­ formed shall be in accordance with drawings, specification, and other contract documents pertaining thereto, leeued by Sermnol* Community College Electrical Contractors may secure drawings end specifics Nan* from the ertiee ol Purchasing A Bui Bond property easculed by Bidder and a qualified Surely or s Ceshier t or Candied Check on any com menial bank licensed Ir Florida, lor not lots than fiv* percent (1%) ol th* amount ol bid paytbl* to Owner, must accompany each bid at a guar­ anies that Bidder will not with­ draw from competition thirty (10) day* alter opening bid*, and m event contract it award­ ed lo Bidder, he wiM within then (t 01 dey* thereafter enter Milo contract end furnish required Performance Bond and Payment Bond, tailing which he shell lorled deposit s* liquidat *d damages Bid Bond. Performance Bond and Payment Bond mutt be secured bom en agency ot the Surely Company having an estabiished piece ol business in Florida and be duly licensed to conduct business therein Bid Bond, or check ol unsuccessful bidders will b* returned within thirty (30| days after lime ot opening ot bids Address each but to Saminol* Community College. 100 Weldon Blvd. Senlord, Florida 13773-9199 Attn Purchasing Mark each bid 'Seeled Bid lor Parking Lot Lighting and Emergency Telephone Protect*. Owner reserves th* right lo waive inlormelltiet In any bid. to refect any or all bldt In whole or pert, with or without causa, and/or to accept bid which Owner consider* Is In his best Interest Publish August 21. and September 1 .1. IM S DET-199 IN TNS SM NTSSNTN JUDICIAL CINCUIT COURT SSMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Csss Net 9B -94M -D R -99-C In Re Th* Marriage 01 Lauren Phelps PETITIONER And David Phelps RESPONDENT NOTICB OF ACTION OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIABB TO Dtvtd Phelps YOU ANE HERESY NOTIFIED that an action lor dissolution of marriage hat been filed against you end you or* required lo serve * copy ol your written defenses. II any. lo It on Lauren Phelpe. Petitioner. whose eddrett it 1479 Derbyshire Rd 9209 Casselberry. FL 31787. on or bolor* SEPTEMBER S lit. IM S, end Id* th* original with the clerk of thie court before service on Petitioner or Immedi ■tely thereafter II you tad to do to. a default will be entered against you tor th* rotiol demanded in the petition. WARNING. 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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>, September 08, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be7b8ea5fbf9559fc89ca6d68016ed0d.pdf f2fc624e82d588a10dcc4e4c8e28b7ba PDF Text Text P E O P L E ...P A G E 2A P A G E 3 A ... Feeling the sting of insect bites Turning up for band concert tonight IT 'S R A I N E S IN S A N F O R D . . . S P O R T S P A G E 5A cimnolc Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 ‘ ) I m Y E A R , N o . 32 We need heroes like Gene A utry W c went in •hr m ovies on S atu rd ay a ftern oon s. T lir IIW estern s w ere th e ileal All It cost for a tlekel w as a quarter. A suit drink w as a nli krl RUSS WHITE and p op corn w as a dim e. l or an hou r or so w e watc hed our heroes ride on h orseback, lasso the had g u y s and malntaln| law and order T h ese heroes alm ost alw ays w ore w h ite hats. In this kinder era o f the forties anil early fifties, silver screen cow b oys w ere tall In the saddle. T U E S D A Y . O C T O H E R ft. |«W8 50 Cents Man shot over card game Uy V ic k i B c lltic c la IIK K A 1.I) ST A F F W R IT E R SANFORD It w a s a p p a ren tly a high stakes card gam e. A n d on e p la y er cou ld h ave paid w ith h is lilr w h rn he w as shot in an ger A c c o rd in g to S a n ford I’oliee. Iw .iu n te V a s lia w ii C a n n o n w a s arrested lor a ttem p ted m urder and lor the u se ol a firearm d u rin g a felon y a fte r a violen t argu m ent with R ick ey J a rre lls . Up at arms: Beat flu with a shot C an n on , at), o f ICMHi s. M a n g o u s iln e A ve. in S anford, a lle g e d ly shot J a rre lls in the low er right leg w ith a han dgu n at u Im iii I l:2 (i a m. on Saturday. H ie s h o o tin g took p lace in front o f a g ro c e ry story at I 107 W . |.T* St. J a rre lls told p o lice that th ere had been a light o ver a card ga m e they had both been In volved In w h en C a n n o n took out a gun and shot at him P olice found a spent shell from a .357 c a ll ln-r gun in the area, but that cou ld not b e By Russ White H E R A L D S T A F F W R IT E R S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y The n a tion 's health e x p e rts have Iden tified w h ich stra in s w ill be m ost p revalen t this s e a ­ son and prep ared the a p p r o ­ p ria te llu va ccin e. T h e S e m i­ n ole C ou n ty H ealth D e p a r t­ m ent w ill he g iv in g flu s h o ts Oc t. 11 through 17. H ie va ccin e Is a d m in is ­ tered In sin gle d o se d is p o s ­ a b le syrin ges. T h e shot c o s ts $10 and S e n io r C o m m u n ity H ealth N urse K aren G in d cr sa ys th ey d o not hurt. "Wc- do h ave Imm> I mmi h ears to sq u eeze If th ey're n e e d e d ." O ln d er said. A s m any as 2 .0 0 0 are e x ­ pected to receive th eir In flu ­ enza va ccin e at the cou n ty h ealth d ep artm en t b u ild in g at 400 W est A irport Hlvd. In S an ford . H ie sh o ts w ill b e given from 8::i0 a.m . to 4 p m. M onday through F rid a y. C all 14071 322-2724 to m ake an a p p o in tm e n t to avoid h avin g to watt. A rea fam ily p h y s ic ia n s also a d m in is te r the v a c c in e Dr. J a m es Q u in n In S an ford h as a lrea d y begun the p r o c ­ ess. T lie cost for the s h o ts va rie s at differen t o ffic e s or clin ic s . M ed icare c o v e rs the cost o l the v a ccin e. IIM O p a ­ tien ts sh ou ld go to th eir p r o ­ vider. In flu en za Is a serio u s d is ­ ease that ca u ses th ou san d s P ira te are O a m r. P a f r 3 A A l l ’s well that ends well G en e A u try, w h o died Friday at age H i. w as o n e o f A m erica 's favorites • the first sinning c o w ­ boy. lie cam e to W ash in gton . D.C. In 1948 to ride h is horse. C h am pion , and sin g so n gs like T u m h lin g Tum ble-weeds" at the old U llne Aren a. I w as H yea rs old .m il eouldn't h ave b een m ore thrilled If I w ere go in g to the W h ite H ouse. M y heart |M>undrd w h en m v dad and I en tered the Inbliy o f the arena. T h ere w ere [Misters in side and outside. [Misters o f A u try h oldin g Ills hat and w avin g as C h am pion kicked In th e air. G en e A u try had com e to m y h om etow n . S o had Cham pion. Years later, w hen A u try w as the ow n er o f the Los A n geles A n geles b aseliall team , he w rote a kind letter th an kin g m e for a baseball story I had w ritten ulMiut his team . H e In vltrd m e to visit with him w h en the W ash in gton S en ators ca m e to Los A n geles. B ein g w ith A u try at the boll park w as as rew ard in g an expe h en ce a s h avin g seen him at U llne A ren a w h en I w as a boy. lie told m e that w h en he w as 19 he tried out for T u lsa, a farm team o f the St. Lou is C ardin als. *1 w as a frustrated b allp layer all m y life." he said. "A n d n ow here Is this m igh t-h ave-been p ro w ho w in ds up ow n in g a tea m ." in su bsequ ent trips to the west coast, A u try alm ost ulw ays look the tim e to say hello. Frequ ently, he'd have d in n er with the baseball w h ir r s In the ball|>ark d in in g room . A s the yea rs went by. everyon e In baseball w ish ed the A u try's A n gels w ou ld play In the W orld Series. T h e 1998 A n g els gave It a very good try. So did the 1980 team w h ich lost In the A m erica n Leagu e C h am p ion sh ip s to Boston. A u try tou ch ed d ie h earts of m illions. H e w as a shrew d b u s i­ ness m an with a kind heart. H r told th e truth, he w orked hard and helped th ose In distress. O n e o f h is rules w as to keep clean In thought, speech, action and personal habits. Boys n e e d ­ ed h eroes lik e G en e A u try then and now. Mike Edmiston. a paramedic wtlh the Santoid Police Department, consoles G age Evans. 14-months after a traffic accident on Monday at the intersection of 20th Street and U.S. Highway 17-92 involving a car Fast food coming to O viedo B y V ic k i B e llu c c la IIK K A I.D S T A F F W R IT K R O V IE D O - T h e re w ill b e tw o m ore drtvr through fast food resta u ra n ts In O viedo d e s p ite the p ro tests o f tw o city cou n ctlm cn a n d s o m e c itize n s that such e s ta b lis h ­ m en ts d o not g o with th eir v is io n o f the city. By a v o le o f 3-2. w ith B o b D allari an d G eorge V le le o b ­ je c tin g . the p roject w as a p ­ p roved T h e d e v e lo p e r o f a T a c o Bell and a KFC fra n ch ise w ill 1m* ab le to g o ah ead with plan s to p m the resta u ra n ts on p ro p e rty on M ltelu-ll H um m ock Road west o f A la faya D rive. T h o s e plan s had b een on hold du e to o b je c tio n s b y so m e cou ncil m e m b e rs an d a few citizen s o p p o sed to fu r ­ th er develop m en t In th e a rea w h ich ab u ts a w etla n d s a re a m id w h ich alrea d y c o n ta in s n early a h a lf d ozen o th e r drive through fast food r e s ­ taurants. 'I s th ere rea lly a need for an o th er d rive through e s ta b ­ lish m en t In this a rea ." RePtcaac tee Oviedo. Page 3A Apopka teen arrested AJ’O P K A - R aym ond Em ilio G om ez. 17. w as arrested S u n d ay and charged with the first-degree m u rd er o f his mother. f i l e Lake B ran liey H igh School student, a tran sfer student from A popka, rep o rted ­ ly clean ed up the blood a fter beating his m oth er to death on Sept. 29. and dum ped h er body In a rural area o f west V olusia County. Isabel G om ez. 58. w as reported m issin g by a friend Th u rsd ay. H er body w as found S unday. G om ez w ent b efore a Juvenile court Judge on M onday, but it Is reported the S tate's A tto rn ey's O ffice w ill ask a grand ju r y to ch arge G om ez as an adult. Mw«aMPT*crtr>by Tommy Wit*nt and a small truck Hie Seminole County Fire Depart­ ment also assisted Nobody was hurl m the collision, and there was no citation issued, according to the Bill Stead, a tmttic officer with the SPD of d eath s each y ea r, m o stly am on g the eld erly. 'H ie In flu ­ en za season In the U.S. Is from N o vem b er to M arch or April ea ch y e a r. T h e flu Is cau sed by a viru s that sp rea d s from In fected p er­ son s to the nose and throat o f o th ers. T h e viru ses that ca u se Inllu en za change freq u en tly. B ecau se o f this, the v a c c in e Is ii|xlatcd each y e a r try re ­ p la cin g at least o n e o f the va ccin e v iru ses w ith a n ew one. P rotection d e v e lo p s I to 2 w eek s a fter the shot and m ay List up to a y e a r. C in d e r said that e v e ry o n e 6 5 y e a rs o f age o r o ld e r should get the va c c in e . So should those** w ith se rio u s lon g-term heart, kidn ey, or lung d isea se. Th ose with a sth m a., an em ia and o th e r Ii IimmI d iso rd ers and th o s e with d ia b e te s .. Anyone w hose Im m une system Is w eak en ed b e c a u s e o l H IV / A ID S or. o th e r d is ­ c-uses that uffect th e Im m une system a lso sh ou ld get the v a c c in e . S tu d en ts and s ta ff at sc h ools and c o lle g e s should c o n s id e r the shot a s should p h ysicia n s, n u rses an d a n y ­ on e e ls e c o m in g In c lo s e c o n ­ tact "11b p eo p le nt risk o f s e ­ riou s In flu en za . T h o se receivin g the v a c c in e so m e tlm rs get the flu hut exjH-rtencc n m ild er r a s e than Please see Flu, Page 3A Fire chief helps after Hurricane Georges B y S h a ri B r o d le H E R A LD F E A T U R E E D IT O R L A K E M A R Y - O n e o f the Hist people to rcs|M>ud w hen H ur­ rican e G eorges hit th e F lo rid a Keys w as D ik e M a ty Fire C h ie f C ra ig I laun. H atm is th e d ep u ty In cid en t com m a n d er o l o n e o f th ree I n ­ cident M anagem ent T e a m s In the state. T h e team s are part o f a system d eve lo p e d b y the D epartm ent ol A g ric u ltu re 's D ivision o f F orestry. T h e d iv i­ sion Is the llrst en tity to In s ti­ tute Incident com m a n d on a large scale, said lla iin . "W h en ever th ere's a d is a s ­ ter." said lla tiu . "th e s ta le w ill assign o n e o f o u r team s." W h en G e o rg e s th rea ten ed the F lorid a Keys, the IM T w as activa ted and a ssig n ed to H om estead . I lau n said the In ­ cident C om m an d S y stem w as sp ill, out o f T a lla h a s s e e . Im-ru u a r the state a n ticip a ted a need In the P a n h a n d le sh ou ld the h u rrica n e con tin u e to f o l ­ low Its w estw ard co u rse. O n ce he got to H o m e s te a d and h elp ed estab lish an o p e r a ­ tion cen ter. Ila u n lead a mintteam Into M on roe C ou n ty. M on roe had requ ested u team to m an age th e storm . Ila u n said. T h e Initial task ot 11.mil's team w as to eva lu a te the n eed s o f the local em e rg e n c y re­ sp on se person n el. H aim said the IM T sh a d ow ed the cou n ty's person n el and p rovided so m e relief. T h e y w ere still In c o n ­ trol o f their situ a tion , hut It w as ou r team co u ch in g and h elp in g them get th in gs d o n e ." The IM T o versa w search and rescue efforts, the m e e tin g o f hu m an itarian n eed s, and the o rgan ization o l d e b ris rem ova l. In large, it w as th e storm surge that cau sed m ost o f the dam age In the Keys, s a id Ilau n , not the w ind, l i e said he saw p la ces w h ere w a te r had crossed an Islan d, from the A tla n tic O cean to F lorid a Hay. Ila u n w as p ari the or 20 to 25-person team w h ich a s s is te d w ith G eorges. T h e team w ent In on Satu rday and c a m e out o f Tu esday, a short stay, c o m ­ pared to d ie w e ek s n eed ed to clean u p a fte r H u rrica n e A n ­ drew . said Ila u n . Ilau n has served In the IC S for six y ea rs. Prior lo a ccep t m g the position as D ik e M ary's fire ch ief. In Ju n e, H a im w a s the Senior D irecto r o f Fire and E m ergen cy S ervices for D ik e C ounty. Please eee Chief. Page 3A Iii Brief Chamber meetings lAK FI M A R Y - T h e G r r a lc r D ik e MaryH ea th row C h a m b er o f C om m erce will h ost Its m o n th ly b re a k fa s t m e e tin g W ednesday at 7:45 a.m . at the H eathrow C o u n try C lu b. S p on sored by C reative C on su ltan ts, the m eetin g w ill featu re the S em ln ole C o u n ty P rop erty A p p ra iser's O fflce and Its n e w com p u ter technology. M em bers are $5 and n on -m em bers a rr $7. T h e ch a m b er w ill host Its sec ond a n n u ­ al V ision o f S u ccess Lu ncheon Th u rsd ay at 11:30 a.m . at the H eath row C ou n try Club. T h e featu red speaker w ill lie train E n terp rise Florida. V isionary A w a rd s will be presen ted. F o r m ore Inform ation, o r to RSVP. call (407) 333-4748 Plant & garden fair SA N F O R D T h e T h ird A nnual S em in ole C ou n ty Plant A G ard en Fair w ill he S atu rday, from 9 a.in. until 4 p.m . T h e fair, p resen ted by M aster G ard en ers o f the S em in ole C ou n ty Extension S ervice, will Inclu de a plant clin ic, silent au ction , fam ily lun. an d great deals cm plan ts and ga rd en in g rrla le d stuff. T h e fair w ill he held at the E xten sion ptKgg by ftlMfi Ifobf Lake Mary Fire Chiel Craig Haun checks out the coverage ol Hurricane G eorges in newspapers he picked while helping in the relief effort. S ervice B uilding located at the lAibllc S afety C om plex. U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 and W. C ou n ty H om e Road (across from Flea W orld). Sanford. For m ore Inform ation call (407) 323-2500. ext. 5551. Writer's contest M O U N T D O R A • H ie M ount Dora S eco n d A n n u a l S p rin g M u sic and U le r a lu r r Festival w ill featu re a W riter's C ontest for w orks In fou r categories; p o e t­ ry. fletlon. n on -fiction and on e act plays, f l i c contest, spon sored by the M ount D ora W riter's G u ild and D Ickcns-R ccd Bookstore. Is op en to w riters, pu blished and unpublished, w ho are at least 18 yea rs o f age. E ntry d eadlin e Is Dec. 1. For ru les and m ore In form ation call (352) 735-5950. | M B M S | C lassified C o m ics . . D ear A bby Dr. G ott . H oroscope O bituaries P eople . . Police B riefs S ports . . . . T V ............. W eather . . . 8A-B A . . . 4A . . . XA . . . . . . . 4A . . 4A . . 3A . . XA . . 3A OA-GA . . . 2A . . .XA 6 A desire to resist o p p ression U k n p ta n M In 0 m �2 A •Semmolo Herald, Sanlord. Honda •Tuesday. October 6. 1998 People Insect and arthropod venom CALEND AR What it is and what to do when you are stung Optimist Club Recovery Inc T h e S n u fon t O p tim ist C lu b tu rn s rvrry W ed n esd a y at noon at th e eolottlal R oom In d o w n to w n S an ford . V is ito r s a re w rleo m e. C all .'1123-2104 o r 3 2 2 -0 2 9 8 R eco very Inc.. Is a s e lf-h e lp m en ta l h ea lth o rg a n iza tio n lor p e o p le w h o su ffer from p a n ic attack s, d e p re s s io n , fea rs and g e n e ra l n ervo u s s y m p to m s. F or in fo rm a tio n , call 060 2 003. o r 8 9 6 -5 9 0 0 . Kiuanis Club T h e K lw au ls C lu b o f S a n fo rd m eets w eek ly W e d n e s d a y ut noon for a lu n ch eon m e e tin g at the L ak esid e L a n d in g at th e M arina M otel on L ik e M o n ro e V is itin g K tw an lan s a re w e l­ com e For in fo rm a tio n c a ll W alt Sm ith . 3 2 3 -5 0 8 8 . A I-Anon A su p p ort gro u p for frie n d s o r relatives ol a lc o h o lic s (Al* Annul m eets e very W e d n e s d a y , at 8 p m . at 1 1 1 K. 27th St.. Just west o f S a n ford A v e n u e in San ford. N ew visito rs o r m e m ­ b ers an* w e lc o m e to th is 12step g ro u p . Coastliners T h e C o a stlin ers m e e tin g s are held at 10 a.m . the first W ed n e sd a y o f ea ch m on th at th e S a n ford S e n io r C e n te r. 401 E. S em in o le U lvd. All In terested ra ilro a d e rs , both a c tiv e and retired, are In­ vited to atten d. For In form a tion , call H o ra c e Green. 322-5493 Woman’ s C l u b T lie S a n ford W om a n 's Club m eets the first W e d n e s d a y o f each m on th . O c to b e r th rou gh M ay. at 1 1 a .m .. at th e c lu b ­ h ouse. 3 0 9 S. O a k Ave. R e s e r ­ vation s for the n oon lu n ch eon are n e c e s s a ry th rou gh th e telep h on e c o m m itte e . F o llo w ­ in g lu n ch eon , a p rogra m Is p re s e n te d . Film Series T lie W est V o lu sia H olocau st M em orial C o u n c il p resen ts th e 1995-96 film s e rie s the first W ednesday o f e very m o n th th rou gh M a rch , at 7:30 p .m ., at the T e m p le S h alom o f D e l­ tona. 1785 K lk ca m U lvd., D e l­ tona Ph on e: (9 0 4 1 7 8 9 -2 2 0 2 . TO P S A local c h a p te r o f T 0 l* S (T a k e O il IVnuuls S e n s ib ly ) m e e ts every W edn esday at 6 :3 0 p a n ., in th e a u d ito riu m o f S o u th S em in o le H ospital. 5 5 5 W . S ta te Road 4 3 4 . lzm g w o o d . W e ig h in g b e in g s at 5:30 p a n . T lie llrsl m e e tin g Is h eld e v e ry W ednesday. at 9 :30, at L a k e v le w C h ristia n C h u rch . 1400 H ear Lake Road A p o p k a . F or In fo rm a tio n , call 2935048. A l-A no n If you know , or live w ith an a lco h o lic, th ere is h elp . A l-A n o n is an a n on ym ou s, n o n -p ro fit o rg a n iza tio n , o p en to a n y o n e w h o is a re la tiv e or frien d o f an alcoh olic. S eren ity W o n A l-A n o n m e e ts each M on d a y at 7 p an . and T h u rs d a y at 7 p an . M e e tin g s a re held 111 th e b ack room o f the S ah ara C lu b . 2 5 8 7 S o u th S a n ford A ve.. S a n fo rd . A ll m e e tin g s a re n o n -s m o k in g . F or a d d itio n a l m e e tin g tim e s and lo ca tio n s In the C e n tra l F lorid a area, or for m ore In ­ form ation . c a ll 2 9 1 -1 9 0 0 . Nar-Annn N ar-A n on m e e ts e v e ry W e d n e s d a y at 8 p.m . at S o u th S em in o le H osp ita l. 5 5 5 W rs t S ta te Road 434. L o n g w o o d . N ar-A n on Is a su p p ort g ro u p open lo fa m ilie s and frien d s o f addicts. D a lly livin g w ith an a d d ict Is m o re tu rm o il th an you cun h a n d le b y y o u rself. J o in for su pport In c o p in g w ith y o u r ad d ict: g a in s e re n ity to m ak e d ecisio n s and put our live back In focu s. C all 2611900 fo r m ore In fo rm a tio n . •MV*. - LOCAL FORECAST Today: Isola ted th u n d er­ storms. H ighs In the upper80s. L ow s In the lo w -70s. Wednesday: Isolated thunder­ storm s. Highs In the upper80s. L ow s In the low -70s. Thursday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the upper-80s. Lows in the low -70s. Friday: S cattered thunderstorm s. Highs In the u p p er-80s. Lows ncar-70. TUESDAY: SO LUNAR TABLE: min. 6:00 a.m.. maj. — a.m.. min. 6:30 p.m.. maj. 12:20 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 8:55 a.m., 9:22 p.m.. low: 2:39 a.m., 3:07 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 9:00 a.m., 9:27 p.m.. low: 2:44 a.m.. 3:12 p.m., Cocoa Beach: high: 9:15 a.m.. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 9:42 p.m., low: 2:59 a.m., 3:27 Tatrm s 89 73 T strm s 8 7 6 9 p.m. IEXTENDED OUTLOOK THURSDAY Ptcldy 88 71 FRIDAY Tstrm a 87 70 LOTTERY Horo are the winning numbers soloctod on Monday In the Flori­ da Lottery: F a n ta s y 6 1-3-16-18-25 Lotto (O ct. 3) 7-18-10-23-36-46 Play4 9-4-W Cash3 1*5-0 |BEACH CONDITIONS D ayton a B each A N ew S m yrn a B each : S e a s a rc 2- Seminole Herald “S w in g Seminole County Since 1908“ Tuesday. October 6, 1998 • Vol. 91, No. 32 Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday 6 Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanlord. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 Perodcal Postage Pad al Sanlord Honda and additional maamg oftces USPS 481780 Postmaster Send address changes lo Tho SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 Sartord FL 3277? 1W»7 Republic f )J PRODUCTION Frank VoAokna - Manager Peggy Beehner Gena Bukur - Operations Freda Maimers Cheryl Smith PRESS t STRIPPING Robed Skp' Cowan Mark Savoie Bin Egan Jack E Ritchie Elenn Tyrrell. Jr • Head Pressman Subscription Rates (Daw, A Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months I Ytoar Home Dekvery St9 50 $39 00 S78 00 Mad 12400 S4800 $9600 Honda Residents add 7% sales tax to above rales AVi* j papers, Inc. 4 OARDENINQ * 5? f AL FERRER slight gen era l re a c tio n p in s tw o o r m ore o f the fo llo w in g s y m p ­ tom s: sw ellin g, w h eezin g, a b ­ d om in al pain, n au sea or v o m ­ iting). o r severe gen era l r e a c ­ tion: an y o f th e u I h w c p lu s tw o or m ore of the fo llo w in g (difficu lty In b re a th in g . dllTlc u lly In s w a llo w in g , h o a r s e ­ ness. con fu sion o r fe e lin g o f Im pen din g d is a s te r) or. sh o c k reaction (a n y o f th e a b o v e pins tw o or m o re o f the fo llo w in g : fall In blood p ressu re, c o l ­ lapse. u n c o n s c io u s n e s s or In ­ c o n tin e n c e ). Toxic effects: In sect stin gs result In ntpld p ro g re s s io n o f toxic effects. O f 208 d ea th s studied In on e su rvey. 8 0 p e r­ cent occu rred less than on e hour a lte r b ein g s lu n g b y b e e s , w asps, y e llo w Jackets, or hornets. S p id e r b ile s , h o w ever, have a lo n ger tim e In te rv a l b etw een b ite s an d d ea th with 89 jK Tcen l o f 54 v ic tim s d yin g m ore th an 12 h o u rs n flc r b e in g b lttrn . S ta tis tic s a ls o revea l that of sn a k eb ite victim d eath s, seven teen p e r m it d ied o n e to 12 h ou rs a fte r b e in g b itten a n d 64 jx T c c n t b e tw e e n 12 h ou rs a m i tw o d a ys. What to do: Insec t stin gs re ­ q u ire prom pt a e llo n . T h e In ­ sect m ust be ra p tu re d , saved and Iden tified. If a gen eral a l ­ lergic r e a d Ion ts su sp ected , or the v ic tim has a h isto ry o f h a yfever. a llergy or a sth m a , a d o c to r sh ou ld he c o n ta e lr d Im m ed iately o r (h e lo ca l P o i­ son C on trol C en ter. I f m ark ed s w e llin g o r d is c o lo ra tio n o c ­ cu rs at site o f bite or stin g, the ven om Is p ro b a b ly h a e m o ly tic , h a em o rrh a g ic or v e s ic a tin g . K eep victim w a rm and q u id u n til a p h ysicia n Is reach ed. I f little* or no s w e llin g o r d is c o l­ o ra tio n o ccu rs at th r site o f the bite o r stin g , the ven om Is p ro b a b ly n e u n ilo x lc . A p p ly le e lo the site o r Im m erse the a f ­ fected part o f Irncly In Ice w a ter u n til ti p h ysicia n Is rea ch ed . IV rs o n s w h o h a ve ex h ib ited u severe a llerg ic rea ction In the past lo arth rop od v e n o m 's o r h ave a h isto ry o f a s th m a , h a yfever o r a lle rg ie s should u n d rrgo skin testin g to d eterm in e h y p e rs e n s itiv ity to arth rop od ven o m 's, ca rry tdrn- tlllc a tlo n o r ta gs n o tin g h y p e r­ s e n sitivity . o r ca rry an In sect stin g kit (a v a ila b le o n ly w ith a p h y s ic ia n 's p r e s c r ip tio n !. Prevention o f stin gs: S e v ­ eral p ro c e d u re s ca n lie used lo m in im ize the d a n g e r o f b e in g s tu n g liy v e n o m o u s In sects. A void m o w in g la w n s o r w o rk in g w ith flo w e rin g o rn a m e n ta ls w h en b e e s and w a s p s are c o l ­ lectin g n ed a r. D on't w alk b a refo o ted In th e yard. Sw eet Item s like soft d rin k s ripen ed fru its and w a te rm e lo n s attract b ees and w a sp s. K eeji these Item s co vered o u td o o rs. Pick fm it as it h p e n s an d d isp o se o f rotten fru its. Chem ical control o f bees and wasps: H ers an d w a sp s can he ea sily ro u t rolled b y a p p ly in g In sert Id d e s to the nests. G en era lly, sp ra y s are m ore r ftr c ttv r fo r a eria l n ests and d u sts are m ore effe c tiv e for b elow grou n d n ests. S p ra ys sh ou ld h a ve u q u ick k n o c k ­ d ow n agent su ch a s s y n e rg lzrd p y td h n u u or p y r d h r o ld s m ixed w ith It to m in im ize the risk o f b e in g s tu n g by the In­ sects. E xtracted from the U. o f F. p u b lic a tio n ‘ S tin g in g or V en o m o u s In s e c ts and R elated P e s ts ." Second wife is second-best in family’s affections D E A R ADI1Y: When I m arried “ J o h n ,* h i* w ife — I ’ ll c a ll h er Donna — had hern dead for seven AOVICB years. She died at u young age from cancer. Ik-fore our marriage. I knew that he had several family pictures h a n gin g on the- w a lls. A fte r our m arriugc, when I moved into his "•I A B IG A IL home, they remained. VAN BUREN I must admit, at first I felt a Unv bit o f resentment that she wan still ‘ hanging around." H ow ever, a fter . u rarefully thinking it through. I con­ now, and I wouldn't feel right ask­ cluded that it was licttrr that the ing them to rem ove Donna's pic­ pictures remain where they were. I tures from their walls rea lized th at his grow n ch ildren Although John and I haven't had w ould upprcciutc the fact that I year* and years together and we're wasn’t getting rid o f everything of Ircvond having children o f our own, their mother’s. I also reulized that I I know I have a special plan* in his would probably feel the same had heart. my m other passed aw ay and tny Donna is gone, hut her memory father remurricd is here to stay, as are her pictures I know John loven me, and we Sometimes when I look al her pic­ have a wonderful murriuge. I also ture. I feel that she’s smiling at me know that 111 never replace Donna He loved her for many years, and I and saying, “Thanks for taking care w ill alw ays he second-best. John o f John — he needed y o u !" S ign m e ... will lie buried next to Donna when he dies. His children display many SE C O N D LOVE, fam ily pictures in their homes, a s P L E A S A N T 1'I.AIN. O H IO do his parents Sometimes I feel a little sad. because when John sees D E A R S E C O N D L O V E : You th ese pictu res e v e ry w h e re , they have written a loving, compas­ b rin g buck m em ories o f him and sionate letter, filled with beauti­ I would love it if John’s parents would display our wedding picture on th eir wull, hut they don t Our p ic tu re s a re in th e ph otograp h album, while pictures o f John and Donna are on display. M y in-laws loved Donna, as did everyone who knew her. hut they also love me and we get ulong great. Thcv are elderly The Ugh temperature In Sanford Monday was 90 degrees end the overnight low wee 72. Recorded rainfall for the period ending et lO a.m., Tueeday totaled 0.00 Inch. •Sunrise...............7:21 e.m. •Sunset................7:00 p.m. ADMINISTRATION CIRCULATION Dave Gdcbnvt •Pubbshar Betty Berman Melinda Moms Jumtee Malm Odessa Pugh •Busrwst Manager EDITORIAL Lrnda Song* Jen Bertmxjia ADVERTISING Shan Brode K m Bute' Dons Dwinch Kata V/amar - Manager Jeana Hughes Cheryl Stone Mana O'am Dean Smrth CLASSIFIED Tommy Vmcem Heatter Oagle Russ White Trwan Games LEGALS Margaret Boschen T y p e s o f venom: V en o m o u s In s e rts and oth er a rth ro jio d s p ro d u ce ven o m 's that ca n h e cla s s ifie d a s ven om 's that p r o ­ d u ce b lis te rs (b lister b e e tle s , certa in s tin g in g c a te rp illa rs , m illip e d e s ), ven o m 's that a t ­ tack d ie m i t r a l n ervou s s y s ­ tem (b lack w id ow spiders, h ark s c o rp io n s , c e rta in tick s), v e n o m 's that d estroy tissu e (fire an ts, grou nd s c o rp io n s , ntltcs. d a g g e r s , w heel hugs, b row n reclu se sp id er), and toxin s Ihnt prevent b lood from d o llin g (lice, (lens, lic k s , m ites, tru e bu gs, b itin g (lies). Allergic reactions: H u m an s dlirer g re a lly In th eir re a c tio n to a rth ro p o d ven om 's. A lle rg ic re a c tio n s a re often m ore Im ­ p ortan t than the toxic e ffe c ts o f In sect and o ilie r a rth ro p o d ven om 's. O f In dividu als w h o die front a rth ro p o d vrn otn 's, 96 p e r m it had an a llergic r e a c ­ tion. A lle rg ic rea ctio n s to stin gs o r b ltrs arc w hen s o m e ­ th in g h a p p en s to a part o f the Ixid y o th e r than tlie Im m e d i­ a tely nfTeded area. It can va ry Irom a slight g e n rra l rea ction (In flam m ation . w elts, and Itching) o r a gen eral reaction (a Donna. 3 feet with a light chop. W a te r tem perature at D a y ­ tona Is 78 degrees a n d at N ew Sytnrna. 79 degrees. W in d s are from the so u th ­ east at 5 -1 0 m .p.h. o M illion s o f pt-oplr In the U n tied S ta ir s a rr lti|utt-(l horn ve n o m p rod u ced h v In serts and o th e r a rth ro p o d s ea ch year. O f thrsi- In ju ries about 25.000 result In severe in ju rie s an d abou t 32 result In den tils. »* *■» fWrPQ Club hosts H O S TS speaker Algsrins Bradwell. school tocisl worker al Sanlord Middle School, was the featured speaker at the September general member 6hip meeting lor the Heathrow women's Club. Bradwel spoke about the HOSTS reading program, a nationally-recognized mentoring program. The club features speaker of interest to the community at its meetings the second Monday of each month. The next meeting will be Oct. 12 at the Country Club al Heathrow. For more information, please contact Dee Williford al 805-0067. For information about Joining the dub, please contact Linda Wish at 333-3702. ful sentiments. It's a celebration of the fact that life goes on. P le a s e try to h a n la h the thought that you are “secondbest." Although John had a long a n d h a p p y m a r r ia g e w ith Donna, Donna is gone and now hr loves you. In this stage o f his life, you a re not second-beat; you are first. R eligion Every Friday in the Seminole Herald TUESDAY PRIME TIME 6 :0 0 6 :3 0 7 :0 0 1 7 :3 0 0 00 8 :3 0 I 9 .0 0 | 9 30 | 1 0 :0 0 | to 30 11 00 It 30 | NVCfhfhtiy Ift f TemgM i C T W i s r IAa«m league Beaehefl Heyorte Amwcen league CleepmPf Sami Game 1 Neva jl Uee - |t'«antdSiIkr Aaaoeejtil (ln!|i(niilw| f Mrw* « Skeui) ■ O m j'.)CSe Little tmi f ly Anay (IYM Uama) WUe Wmv/un.. Hew* Hm CBS New* HoAJfwood riamev (in JAG 'l*a»cr»V (In Shew Diuca CXtvAon Prendre (In Stereo) X StervO C Stereo) K o (II 35) l o w at Behai |k>Lwao. Mewl Home Hughteyi SpmCrty (In Sport* Nam ABC wid Jeopardft Vhwfoi Ntghtbne J Forlone X Improve. 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October 6. 1998 •3A Oviedo High band in concert tonight POLICE LOG By Jett Bertlnlcke A S S IS T A N T S T O U T S E D IT O R The following reports were compiled from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office fo r Incidents recorded Oct. 5: Alcohol related: OVIEDO, Northgste Circle, 1300 block, O ct. 4. 12:47 a.m . A 20-ycnr-old m an an d tw o 19-ycar-old m en w e re arrested fo r p o s s e s s io n o f a lco h o l b y p erson s u n d er th e age o f 21 b y S em in ole C o u n ty s h e r iffs d ep u ties. D ep u ties, res p o n d in g to a com plain t abou t a n oisy party, found the th ree u n d em ged m en d rin k in g Iteer nt th e p a rty. SANFORD, French Avenue, 400 block, O ct. 2. 9:15 p.m . A 34 y ea r-o ld m an nnd a 5 1 -year-old m an w e re arrested b y S an ford P o lice fo r d rin k in g from op en c o n ta in ers o f b e e r In the p ark. Burglary: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, State Road 434, 800 block, A 20 y ea r-o ld m an nnd a Juvenile fem ale w ere arrested for b u rgla ry try S em in ole C o u n ty s h e r iffs d epu ties. T h e y o u n g w om an w as livin g In a hou se o w n ed b y h er p a ren ts th ou gh the fa m ily h ad m oved out. S h e w as sh a rin g It w ith s evera l o f h er frien d s In ­ clu d in g the m an w ith w h o m she w as a rrested . S h e and the m an h ad gon e next d o o r w ith the p u rp o se o f s te a lin g food to ra t. T h e y en tered th e h o u se th rou gh an u n lock ed d o o r an d w h ile sh e filled a b a ck pack w ith breu kfast cerea l und v a rio u s cunned Item s h e w en t to o th e r p a rts o f the h ou se. S h e s a id sh e did not k n o w w hat, if a n yth in g h e took at that tim e. W h en h er p a ren ts con ta cted p o lic e to h ave the g ro u p rem oved fro m th e h ou se, th ey found Item s In the m a n 's p ossessio n . In clu d in g a d iam on d ea rrin g, 14 c o lle c to r b a sk etb a ll ca rd s, a b oom box. severa l C D s and som e sto ra ge con ta in ers. H e and th e y o u n g w om an w ere ch a rged w ith bu rglary, h e w a s also ch a rged w ith gran d theft. T h e o th e r m in o rs In the h o u se w ere ch a rged In rela tion to sch ool tru a n cy law s. Domestic violence: ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Ronals Drive. 100 block. O ct. 3. 1:23 a.m . A 2 9 -yea r-old w om an w as arrested fo r d o m e s tic v i o ­ len ce a fte r sh e and h er h u sban d got Into a v e rb a l a lte rc a tio n w h ich turned vio len t at a restau ran t. S e m in o le C ou n ty d e p u ­ ties said that w h en th e tw o fought, sh e bit h im and s c ra tch ed him . FERN PARK. Lauren Court. 100 Mock. O ct. 3. 9:34 a.m , A 3 0 -year-old m an, w h o Is sep a ra ted from h is w ife, w en t to h e r hou se and b egan to a rgu e w ith h er and w ith h e r b oyfrien d . T h e m an th rea ten ed to h arm h is w ife an d th e b o yfrien d . H e then th rew th e b o yfrien d to th e ground an d trie d to ch o k e him . W h en h e let tire b oyfrien d go. he th rea ten ed h im w ith a b a s e ­ ball. H e w as ch a rged a d d itio n a lly w ith b a ttery . Grand theft: SANFORD, Oatsway P l w / T m Center Boulevard, O ct. 3. 12:50 p.m . A 2 0 -year-old m an and a 2 3 -year-old w om an w e re n rresled for gra n d th eft b y S an ford P olice. P olice said th e m an w as d ressed as a w om a n an d a cco m p a n ied h is fem a le frien d Into th e d ressin g room at a d ep artm en t store w ith m an y Ite m s o f cloth in g. T h e y d id not retu rn all th e Item s w h en they c a m e out o f the fittin g room . W h en s ecu rity p erso n n el tried to s to p them , th ey ran from the store. T h e y d rop p ed several b ags o f c lo th in g and c a r keys w h en th ey ran. T h « y w ere found a sh o rt d ista n ce a w ay h id in g u n d er cars. T h e c lo th in g In th e b ags they found w as va lu ed at m ore th an $3,580. In th e c a r that th e k eys op en ed , o ffic e rs found ad d itio n a l m erch a n d ise from the d e ­ partm en t store th at w a s valu ed In e x cess o f S24.BOO. Flu continued------ -- ------------ th ose w h o d id not get th e shot. T h e va ccin e is e ffe c tiv e o n ly a g a in st Illn esses cau sed by In flu en za v in is e s . and not again st o th e r cuuses o f fever o r c o ld s . A n y o n e w h o h a s h ad a s e r i­ o u s a llergic rea ctio n to eg g s o r a previou s d ose o f In flu en za va ccin e w ould con su lt w ith a GameContinued LA matched up wtth the bullet fragments that were removed from Jarrell's leg at Central Florida Regional Hospital where emergency medical personnel took him after they arrived at the scene of the shooting, police said. Though he escaped from the }: Myrtle "Sally* Bergman, 76. f Oakland Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. Oct. 3, 1998. Bom In £ Binghamton. N.Y.. she moved <to Central Florida In 1975. c Mrs. Bergman was a housewife. i Survivors Include son. Robjrrt. Sanford: brothers, George j Meade. Clifford. Pa.; sisters, c Maybelle Oakley, New Milford, l Pa.. Grace Ives. Conklin. N.Y., { Bernice Warner, Kirkwood, rN.Y.; three grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. | Volusia County Cremation ! Society. Daytona Beach, In £charge of arrangements. p h y sicia n b e fo re g e ttin g a n ­ o th e r shot. T h e flu. G ln d er said. Is not Just a runny n o se o r u p set stom ach . It la a serio u s illn e s s that ca n lead to p n eu m o n ia . E ven h ea lth y p eop le get th e flu but b y receivin g th e sh ot o n e 's ch a n g e s o f g e ttin g It a re re­ duced b y 7 0 to 9 0 percen t. scene at the time of the shooting and police were un­ able to find him. Cannon turned himself Into the San­ ford Police Department about 20 hours later. Police said he told them he would not talk without an attorney present Cannon was then transferred to the John E. Polk C orrec­ tional Facility. neral Home, Longwood, charge of arrangements. In T h e event Is free and w ill b e held In the O vied o au ditoriu m . T h e O vied o ban d Is s o m e ­ th in g to see. Last yea r, the g ro u p received su p e rio r scores In all c o m p e titio n s It en tered . It ca m e about th rou gh a lot o f hard w ork. Yestcrdu y, the ban d w as fin e-tu n in g In p re p a ra tio n for the p erform a n ce. S ch w a rtz. coatlBMd from Fagi LA H e said Uie IC S "g o e s In w h en w e're n eed ed ." T h a t need con In clu d e flo o d s , to rn a d o es, fires, h u rrican es, and even m ed flies. "O u r team can h a n d le a n y kind o f Incident o r d is a s te r.* T h e team h as been ca lled ou t m ore th is year, than In the past th ree y ea rs, said Haun. D uring the su m m er firesto rm , he w as a ssign ed to W a ld o. In A la c h u a C ou n ty. T h e sm all tow n located on the east sid e o f the cou n ty had to b e evacu ated . "W e had a w all o f fire c o m in g though the forest, d ire c tly at the tow n o f W a ld o ,* said Haun. F irefigh ters w e re a b le to cut the fire o ff and o n ly tw o b a m s c M t l i M i from Fags LA g ln a B rasw ell asked the c o u n c il b efore th ey m ad e th eir d e c i­ sion. "A sk yo u rselves, 'is th is the visio n you h a ve for th is a re a T * U ra sw rl! told th e co u n c il that It w as not th e v is io n s h e had fo r the com m u n ity. Rather, Bhe h op ed , th ere w ou ld b e m ore sit dow n, h ig h e r q u a lity ea tin g e s ta b lis h m e n ts In O viedo, su ita b le fo r the d in in g n eed s o f the sort o f e x ecu tives she h op ed cou ld b e a ttra c te d to d o in g b u s in e s s In th e city. "It's not a m a tte r o f w h ich cam e first - th e ch ick en o r the egg - but. rath er, w h at so rt o f h a tch lin g d o y o u w an t?* T h e c o m m is s io n h ad a l ­ ready a p p ro ved th e tw o fast food resta u ra n ts fo r c o n s tru c ­ tion m ore th an a m on th a go . the o b je c tio n s w h ich w ere brou ght up tw o w eek s a go and revisited on M on d ay night, w ere a b ou t th e p la n n ed d riv e through w in d o w s w h ich a re e x ­ pected to c re a te a d d itio n a l traffic on M itch ell H a m m o ck . D evelo p er K eith C a rso n of U S A Lea d er D evelo p m en t, said that w ith ou t th e a p p ro v a l o f the d riv e th ro u g h s, h is c o m ­ pan y w ould n ot h a ve g o n e ah ead w ith p la n s fo r the re s ­ tau ran ts. "W e h ave to h a ve d rive th rou glia fo r th o s e re s ta u ­ rants.* h e said. T h e r e a re al- Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Lee David Mathis. 75. West Swoope Avenue. Winter Park, died Saturday, Oct. 3. 1998. Bom In Archie, Fla., he moved to Central Florida In 1946. Mr. Mathis was a roofer. He was a member of Mt. Moriah Mis­ sionary Baptist Church, Winter Park. Survivors include daughter. Elvina Morrison. Winter Park; two grandchildren; four great­ grandchildren. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of ar­ rangements. Alfred R. O ’Neal. 68. Margaret Street. Sanford, died Saturday. Oct. 3. 1998 at his residence. Bom Nov. 10. 1929 In Savan­ nah. Ga.. he moved to Central Florida In 1977. Mr. O'Neal was career military, U.S. Navy. He was a member of American Le­ gion Post 053. Fleet Reserve Association. Sanford Moose Lodge and DAV. Survivors Include sons. Alfred R. Jr., Albany, Ga.. Donald. Collinsville, III.; sisters. Mar­ lon F. Yellvtngton. Atlantic Beach. Lassie Hunnlcutt. Jacksonville, one grandson. Oramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. DeBaiy. Oramkow Funeral Home, T h ere are over 160 m e m b e rs o f the m a rch in g b an d and m an y are m em b ers o f the co n cert band. T ttn a H aw k er's ch o ru s Is cut \<:<:im;\i Ki:ci;\m? FREE REPORT reveals Important Information regarding auto acrldent Injuries, treatment and long term effects. Don't settle jour ease or speak to anjone until you recrlvr the Information In my free report. r f' o7 tto f bee' report' T7,7 m e 5 ic a l exam 7 were lost. The DOF Is the predominate provider for training for the ICS teams. Haun said the teams Include all positions from timekeepers and resource clerks to the Incident commander. [Job Duty, the Forest Area Supervisor for Lake County, is his Incident commander. Haun Is the only representative on the team from Seminole County. Haun was there to help clean up after Andrew In 1992. He said compared to the that storm, Georges did only mod­ erate damage. He said he was surprised there wasn't more. They were lucky,* said Haun. T h e Keys were very lucky.* Oviedo ALFRED R. O'NEAL Warren Mark Oliver. 45. Palm Way, Sanford, died Saturday, Oct. 3. 1998 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom June 20, 1953 In Medina, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1978. Mr. Oliver was a cabinetmaker. He was a member of the Order of the Feather. Survivors Include mother, Jean Napier, Sanford; stepfa­ ther, Donald Napier, Sanford; sister, C J . Jakublsn. Salem. Ohio; brothers. David, Medina, N.Y., Keith, Lyndonville. N.Y.; adopted brothers. James DuBosc, Sanford, Jerry Llak, n lso set to p e rfo rm a list o f light so n g s In Its first p e r­ form a n ce o f the yea r. C lo n ln g c r said the ban d Is read y to put on a s te lla r p e r­ fo rm a n ce. "M r. S ch w a rtz k eep s us very d is c ip lin e d ." C a lh o o n said . "W e k n ow w e'll b e Just fin e." I Call (800) 798-3943 | Call (407) 882-3030 j corns | |ftH_Fwe124_Hr*./Day J J Z S Z Z 'S X .1McmcAi ALTAMONTf I M I j C h ief LBS DAVID MATRiS ’SAVANAH LEIGH HAWKINS ■ Sa van all Leigh Hawkins, In­ fa n t. Pope Road. Orlando died 'Thursday, Oct. 1 at Arnold ;Palmer Hospital, Orlando. S a ­ f a r i ah was a member of Victory (Christian Center, Eustls. J Survivors Include mother, [Cynthia Ann Johnson. Or­ lando; father. Howard W. Hawkins. Sanford; maternal grandmother. Crystal Quid!, Orlando; matemul grandfather, O an y Johnson. Orlando; p a ­ ternal grandparents, Robert & Kathleen Hawkins, Sanford; '.maternal great-grandparents, ;Larry & Louise Yester, Orlando; 'maternal great-grandmother, '.Marie Johnson. Plymouth; p a ­ ternal great-grandmother, •Peggy Clegg, Sanford, j; Wood lawn Carey Hand Fu- T h e O vied o H igh School Rand has Its s e rio u s tim es, nnd It nlso has Its fun even ts. C on d u ctor J o h n S c h w a rtz said tonight w ill b e o n e o f the ligh ter n igh ts as th e b a n d Joins the O vied o C h o ru s fo r a dual concert at 7 p.m . on e o f the m ore a n im a ted co n d u cto rs you'U sec. w a s still firin g out In st-m ln u te In stru c­ tio n s b efore s h o w in g a vid eo o f Its p erfo rm a n ce d u rin g h a lfllm c of F rid a y n igh t's h om e fo o tb a ll gam e. H e B a ld the b an d w ill o ffe r a ■light" p e rfo rm a n c e . *l'm ve ry h a p p y w ith the w a y the band so u n d s right now ,* S ch w a rtz said. "W e'H play a little bit o f e very th in g . F or the fall con certs, w e try to m ake It light on th e lis te n e r s ." The ban d has s e v e ra l m a rch es p lan n ed a lo n g w ith a tribu te to A m erica n c o m p o s e r A a ro n C o p e la n d . T o n igh t m ark s th e g ro u p 's first p erfo rm a n ce o f th e y e a r , but s en io r b an d m e m b e rs K ristin C a lh oon and In grid HARRY H. SOUTHWORTH Harry H. South worth, 79. South Park Avenue. Sanford, died Sunday. Oct. 4. 1998 at Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Sanford. Bom April 8. 1919 In Syracuse. N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1977. Mr. South worth was a truck driver. He w as a member of American Legion Post 053. Mr. South worth served in the U.S. Army, he was a Methodist. Survivors Include wife, Ber­ nice; son, Wesley Thomas, Syracuse, N.Y.; daughter, Sue Johnson, Albuquerque. N.M.; ready a McDonalds, a Wendy's and a Burger King right there In that corridor that would be the place to develop this kind of restaurant.* Dallari mold he thought the additional drive through res­ taurants would be detrimental to his vision for the future of Oviedo, noting that the city has been striving to be more up­ scale and the additional res­ taurants would be more of a detriment than an asset. Vice chairman John Arlale said he believed that develop­ ment of fast food restaurants should take place along this already-established corridor rather than all over town. "We don't want to develop outside this corridor.* he said. Vlele voiced objections to the project because a portion of the property Includes s very small piece o f land that la con­ sidered a wetlands area. Though the St. Johns River Water Management District considers the land to be an ac­ tive wetlands, the developer designated that part of their property as a wetlands and has given up the right to further de­ velop that part of their land In the iiture. The restaurants will move through the 120 permitting process and will be built and ready for the first cars to drive through by February or March of 1999, Carson said. brother. Alfred. Fulton. N.Y.; sister, Marion Edwards. Port­ land, Maine. Oramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Funeral Services for Mrs. OUic Es­ ther Anderson. H2. o f Ft. Lauder­ dale. formerly of Sanford, will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the First UapUsl Church o f Sanford. 510 Hark Aw., with Dr. Wsyne Harvey officiating. Interment Will follow at Oaklawn Pork Cemetery. The fam­ ily will receive friends on Tuesday from 6 until 9 p.m. st the Oaklawn ChapeL Eastern Star services will be Tuesday at 7JO p.m. at the fcneral home. Arrangements by Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes. Oaklawn Chapel. 5000 C .R 46A. Sanford. F L . (407) 896-8111. Oliver. ____________ Visitation and scrvkxa for Warren Mark Oliver. 45. at Sanford, who died Saturday, will be Wednesday 6 until 8 pjn. at the Oramkow Fu­ neral Home Chapel. Oramkow Fu­ neral Home. 800 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. (407) 322-3213. In charge of arrangements. •outkwoetk. Many H. Memorial Services for Harry 11 South worth, 79. o f Sanford, who died Sunday, will be Wednesday. O ct 14 at 7 p.m. at the American Legion IV tl #53.2874 Sanford Are.. Sanford. 1407) 322-1GS2. Oramkow Funeral Home, 800 E. Airport Uhd.. Sanford. 1407) 822-3213, In charge at arrangements. W h a t are you w a i t i n g fo r ? You Are Invited To Be Our Quest e ta Special Seminar ESTATE PLANNING STRATEGIES by CO NR AD TE ITE L L , LL.B., LL.M. T u e s d a y , O c t o b e r 13, 1 9 9 8 Attorneys, CPA’s and Planning Professionals - 8:00 - 11:30 a.m. (Credit hours given to Attorneys, CPA's & C F P ’s) General Public - 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. Orlando Marriott Downtown 400 W. Livingston Street Orlando This FREE seminar is Hotted by Th e Salvetion Arm y of Orange County X iV �4A •Seminole HeraM. Santord Florida *Tuesday, October 6, tons D L O N D IE b y C b ic Y o u n g Interpreting blood sugar levels V QUICK.' &MME A COlP l E \ OC NO-MiNJTE E G G S '! f } ft 4 DR. G O T T N O ^ „ as follow s ll\ IV t c r II. G o ll. M l). , b y M o ri W a lke r B E E T L E B A IL E Y DEAR P R fiO T T One day, after htngi’ ing mi sweets, my blood sonar was ion The next day ii was an, and I had eaten no sweets What do these values mean? I'm fit, female, and tire easily DEAR HEADER When a normal person consumes carbohydrates tin the form of sonar or starch), the pan­ creas is stimulated to secrete insulin, a hormone that enables the products of digestion to enter cells and provide fuel for energy Your blood sugar of M)(i was normal following the in ges­ tion of sweets, the next day’s value of SO was also norm al Th ese figu res prove that your body can handle car bohydrates by producing the exact amount of insulin necessary for prop er metabolism If you w ere diab etic, you r blood sugar would be much higher 180 m illigram s per d e c ilite r or above. Your fatigue is probably not due In an abnormality in sugar metabolism 1 suggest that you and you r d o ctor search for other causes. To give you related information, I am sending you a ropy of my Health Report "D iab etes M ellitus " O ther readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope tn P O Rox 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY IOI5fi lit- sure to mention the title DEAR D ll. (JOTT I've had breast enlargem ent su rgery Could a liny cancer be missed by a doctor or mam mograrn if it Is under o r near the implant? DEAR HEADER Without a doubt llreast p rosth eses a re sm ooth, therefore, your doctor probably could feel a lump that lies close to them — but not always, especially if a tumor were to appear beneath the implant Also, the material m implants has different X-ray characteristics than the surrounding breast tissue, so a mammogram should, in theory, differ entiate a lump from the prosthesis Hut. again, not always R ecause women with b reast implants are at the same risk as other w omen for breast cancer, they should have p erio d ic m am m ogram s and breast exams, even though such stud­ ies are often more difficult to Inter­ pret. F ollow your d o cto r's a d vice about this issue DEAR DR (JOTT: In a recent col­ umn, you reported that letanus/diphthcria immunizations in children are given in a series of three inlections. This is incorrect. One shot at 2 months of age, anolh er at 4 months, a third at 8 months, and the last betw een IS and 18 months Subsequently, the child should have a booster injection at 4 tn fi years, followed by a tetanus diphthe­ ria shot every 10 years thereafter PETER GOTT, M.D. I apologize to my readers for any confusion I may h aw caused i 1M NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN booster at 4 to r» years You can write to Dr. Gott at P .O . Box 2017, M urray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156 DEAR DOCTOR I was wrong, and I am grateful for your letter correcting me. The present DPT (diphtheria per tussis tetanus) recommendations are nickname 41 Aug. lime 42 Dizzy 44 Lion a home ACROSS 1 Inclined 7 Playwrights' concerns 12 Actor Pater — 13 Hairpiece 14 Shrewd 15 — to the core (corrupt) 26 28 29 30 31 33 36 37 36 40 W R E A T H O U T L A Y O T T E R S 45 A F L 's partner 46 48 51 55 56 16 Acm e 17 16 21 23 Answer to Previous Puzzle Wrath Lakara' org Audacity Frasier's network Like the Gobi Negatives Sight organ Type of stick Compleiely Skunk Astronaut Armstrong Dutch town Territory Dean Marlin's Be a threw Names In dreamland Stir Car part (2 wda.) 57 Playwright David — 58 A dor Borgnine DOWN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------------fault (overmuch) — My Parly Parcel of land Give lipa on horses Musician John 8 Pear-shaped Become more Instrument profound 9 Choose Neediest 10 Casual shirt 11 Abbr. for Orrtn Hatch 13 Table protector 16 Dozed 19 le deep in thought 20 Shoelace lip Call for Answers e i<«t- it. a four, p»» » ».u 0 1-900-660-4500 e»1 code 100 STUMPED? 22 Defeated over­ whelmingly 23 Sea nymph 24 Reporter a credit 25 Sri Lenka, once 27 Steg'e mate 32 Conclusion 34 Craftiest 35 Melodic 39 Congenitally joined 43 — Arafat 45 Hint 47 Smalt valley 46 Scottish cap 49 A Gershwin 50 Actor Cruise 52 Before, lo a goddess 54 Ora. summer lime Most experts recommend a basic scries of four shots, follow ed by a e IMS by me WIN AT BRIDGE — A n o th e r slam -going cu e-b id By P h illip A id er Let's have a second look at the use o f ■ cue-bid to express slam interest and to show a side-suit control. Usually, this cue-bid occurs once a trump suit has been dearly agreed on, and com bined gam e-forcing values have been established. Som etim es, though, a bid will logically be a cue — as in this auction. South was nervous about opening only one spade, but he was a little weak for a stronger bid. North made a limit raise, showing four-plus trumps and 10-12 support points. Now, if South had a minimum, he would pass. With some extras, he would raise to game. But with this strong a hand, he could envisage a slam. Yet there was a risk the opponents could cash the ace and king of diamonds So, South cue bid four dubs, simultaneously telling pari ner that he had a slam in mind and that he held the dub ace lor perhaps a dub void). North, having a respectable hand too, cue-bid his diamond ace As this was exactly what South had want­ ed to hear, he jumped to six spades D ecla rer won the first trick with dum m y's diam ond ace, drew two rounds of trumps, unblocked the ace queen of dubs, crossed to dummy with a spade, and discarded his diamond loser on the dub lung Now South had to avoid two heart losers. One possibility was the te x t­ book safety play: low to the ace. fo l­ lowed by a low heart, intending either to finesse dummy's nine if West played low, or to rise with the king and lead back toward the jack if West discard ed. Instead, South ruffed dummy's re ­ maining diamond, then led a heart to the nine. Whatever happened now, the contract was ensured North J 9 7 6 K im A 5 K 7 6 West 10 06 SS East a to a A 5 2 q io ♦ Ky 75 109 A 10 8 t V 8 4 J 8 76 3 A J 9 542 v South A A K Q I 3 V A J 6 2 • 42 * Ay Vulnerable: Both D ealer: South South 1A 4A 6A West Pass Past Pass North 3A 44 Pass Bast Pass Pass Pass O pening lead: • K CIM by NKA, Inc HOROSCOPE show your support U'Mmoan a lot SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It’s important you keep your priorities straight today. Devote your energy lo the fulfill­ ment ot your obteclives and ambitions CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS ) Be very Tuesday. Oct. 6, 1998 selective with surrogates and assistants Innately, you are a natural born leader. today, because they could make or break Use these gifts In the coming year, strive you You must call Ihe shots, not your to be en euthorrtatrve figure rather than a delegates. follower Expect nothing less of yourself, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Reso lufions to a problem that has vexed you tor you will accomplish great things LIBRA (8epl. 23-Oct. 23) In your com­ tor awhile will be found today. Maintain mercial dealings today, take a firm posi­ your persistence il you want to erase tion and tight for your rights. This will conflict from your life show others lhal you cannot be taken tor PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your pera tool Trying lo patch up a broken ccptiveness and critical faculties are two romance? The Astro- Graph Matchmaker of your major assets today. However, be can help you understand what to do to sure lo utilize them in a positive, con­ make the relationship work. Mail $2 75 lo structive manner Matchmaker, clo this newspaper. P.O. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You havo a Box 1758, Murray Hill Station. New York. deep well of generosity othors find admirable and impressive Howover, this NY 10156 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone facet of your personality might not bo in you like and vice versa might unintention­ operation today ally pul you in a tough spol today. This TAURUS (April 20-May 20) With some person has been loyal in the past, so hard-work and tenacity, whal couldn't bo qfour (Birthday by Jim Davit G A R FIE LD HOW COME we P O N 'T HAVE AN ELECTRIC COFFEE GRINDER?/ J I { - G G G K^RRR r m in p tn 1 L U — -v % J L r, 1 n ii 'k r fc— -P achieved before can bo accomplished today Remember the old adage, "when Ihe going gels lough, the tough get going * GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Inner resolve is your ace in the hole today. However, you might not utilize a unless you foel cir­ cumstances have squeezed you into a corner. Do not use il sparingly CANCER (June 21-July 22) Someone who likes you is skeptical about your affections lor him or her. Today you might have an opportunity to prove your loyalty, and show that you can be relied upon when the chips are down. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Those who observe you today will see you have whal it lakes to bo a winner. However, you might lind this hard lo believe Oismiss doubts Irom your thoughts VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) It s imperative today you have faith in Ihe idea that there is a solution to every problem. The answers you seek can be resolved it you believe • IM by NKA. Inc " A'-L r ~ J 7 M PAVIE, 10•* ANN IE by Leonard Starr by Jim Meddick R O B O TM A N ' he f,Gates ,.ASO WHATEVER the OJTCOME OF Tk E TSAI. V PUT YOU MR. JOMSOH M U AT OH TRIAL TO O T! 5U/H3 WARDXKS INTERNATIONAL CIVIL PAA\AQES. I WHY ISHTJIAiMY, ’ HE'S VERY JEALOUS OF HIS CRFAT/VF JO£ J/MSON / &AYIH3 THU, 2 TIME. SO HE LEAVES IT TO M £ TO DEAL MR. HARRIET WITH. UELL... PEOPLE TYPING LE550N5. RATtENCE — An fXA/MS CODIN'/ UNTIL MR 1 TH0UC-HT X WAS W'ARSJOCRS 0 0 K VLlNFUeeE DISCOVERS ARS. DREAR.' W HY TMf SCHOOL REJECTED IDO, ANN iE . ( �Seminote Herald, Sanford, Florida •Tuesday, October 6.1998 •7A CONTEST RULES FOOTBALL CONTEST HOW TO PLAY: Each gam e of the week appears In a different advertisement. Fill in the team you choose to win in the numbered 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 week's win­ ner will be determined by the most correct picks. Must be 10 or older to claim prize. THIS W EEK 'S W INNERI T IE B R E A K E R : What will the highest combined score be In any one game? Richard Kavanaugh of Altamonte Spgs. All entries must be either received in the Seminole Herald office or post marked by the Friday before each weeks' gam es. Winners will be announced in Tuesday’s edition after the games have been played Advertisers are in no way liable for any aspect ol this contest It is for entertainment purposes only. Richardonlymlaaodthml No purchaso necossary. Entry forms may be picked up In the Seminole Herald office. Empoyets ol r<aouU< hewapapart me 0*trw< l«rr», a-. nol to w-tar P*t ccmtnt ENTRY FORM Daytime Phone: P IC K S 5 6 7 8_ 11. 9- 12 10 13 TIEBREAKER Please bring in, fax or post mark by Friday of each week To: Seminole Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY • NAVY • ARMY • L m * m : M M r y ’» O ld a Co/e S#>i>ieni&x r o S h o e s Mow Accepting viu. me., V v! ‘\ Amir. [ip . D ibit Cirdt :■ '! h*« Hour, op«n M'Th 6 jm • *3 a a E a E ~ a r it o ss a o a a a 9pm.lniSjt6 Fax ua your order at: 322-0888 « m - iopm 227 N. Country Club Rd. 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October 6. 1098 Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION ro il TAA OECD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN trial T u Lien Certificates Fund Inc . the hoM r ol ir-r* following certilicateft) i n Med *a<d cerI)lna 1» d l ' - • In* deed lo be aiued theieon The certificate numb#>l«l end y*art«l ot innan. #, the detcnpncn of the property end the n*ro*{,) in which d M il eaaeveed ‘V.ve n Certificate No 31 21 Yeei ot i*,u*nc# 1942 Description o' Property IE.J SEC OT TvkP J1S ROE 3CE DEC. 36T i FT E • 091 6 E T N CF SW COR OF SE t/4 OF SW 1 ft RON E to FT s 120 FT IN to FT N 120 FT TO GEO Names in which assessed Irene White Heirs All cl sent properly being in the County ol Seminole Slate ol Florida On'ess such c#rnhce!*(«l shall ba redeemed according lo law the property deacrbed m such certificate^! will be sold to the highest bidder at tha west front or. Seminole County outlho j«# S*nf prd Flond* n 2%(»* day of Octtfb#r 998 si 11 00 a m Pxyim# nf of t## AppbcxU» dew jf9#nf*ry itannf) («•#• rd ng (#«»■ ir# reQLHffd nd rtCO 9 Nr ;>r d ty t* f **M#r j fh# ssi# Full rx>m#rti 1 An pmOuM #qua to tNs# (tigfi* rst bid s due within 2 t hours e'ter the edseiftsed lime ot the sa'e Ail pay ments shell be cash or guaranteed instrument made payable to the C>erA ol the Circuit Court Dated this Ath day ot Saptemper 1990 (Saal) VARVANNE MORSE C l ERa OF th e C-RCUIT COURT SEMiNOuE c o u n t y FLORIDA by Shrflay C Hargart Deputy Clerk Publish Sept 13 22 29 A Oct t 1991 DEU-111 _____________________ : | I I i NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OECD NOTICI IS MEnrnv g iv i n mat Vi ctor Blmr c/o Fount (iirhsrsid Bspliit Church, fry# of 1ft# following co»■ tificaf#(«) has fifed •*■»*<} c#»tifi caloft) lor a tA* (food to I n IllU fil IhniRor• Th« certificate aiMl yoarr(t) nf itAuancr fb# ciDiCMplinn at th# propfiily .ind the (ti WNlCh it WAI allllf tlk tl it/Aff AS Certificate No 795 Year of Issuance 1991 Drtt'ioiion of Property LEO LOT 260 MIDWAY Pf) t PQ <f Name1 * in w»h«ch eased 5u*ie Campbell. Charles Campbell All of tdirf properly being in the County of Seminole Sfate of Florrde Unlet« such certiticate(«) shell t*e redeemed according to law the properly described in tueh certifrcate^*) will be *old lo the fugheat bidder at the wet I front door. Seminole County Courthouse Sanford Florida on the *6th ilay of October 1998 at 11 00 a m Payment of Sale fee. applica­ ble documentary stamp latet and recording feet are required to be paid by the surer taful tedder all the t*!« Full payment of an amount equal to the high* eat bid if due wdhifi 24 hours after the advertised time ot the tale All payment* thall be cath or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the CleMt of the Circuit Court Dated ihi* 8 lh day of September, 1998 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERA OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida by Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerfc * Publish Sept IS 22. 29 A Oct 6 1998 OEU-114 f ir s t f e d e r a l s a v in g s Plaint rft, •s. es ta te of WILBUR 0 CREASON, DECEASED, DEBORAH P CREASON. VIRGINIA R CREASON. UNKNOWN TENANT(S). DANBURY MILL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. iNC . BILL CREASON. GREG CREASON PEGGY HANDS. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and s t a t e o f F l o r id a . DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. DeianOAity AMENDED NOTICE OF BALK NOTICE IS H|REBV GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmant ol Foracioaura antarad fia'am, I will sail tha piopart* situated in Seminole County. Florida, described as: Lot IS. DANBURY MILL UNIT ONE. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAGES 92. 93. AND 94. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA in clu d in g bu t n o t lim ited t o two realty, any building permits or davaiopmant rights, furniture, furnishings, fitturss. goods, equipment and mvsntory localad on tha abovs-dascnbad proparty, at public salt, to tha highest and bast bidder tor cash at tha Ssmmois County Courthouia, 301 North Park Ayanua. Wait Front Door, Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 A M on tha 29th day ot OCTOBER, 1990 Oatsd. SEPTEMBER 2«th, 1999 MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jana E. Jatawic Deputy Clark MICHAEL M. M WALLIS. ESQUIRE PO OOk 1210 Mslbourna. FL 32902-1210 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES A C T PERSONS NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT COORDINATOR NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DATS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING AT 301 North Path Avanus. Waal Front Door, Santord, FL 3 2771 . Tslapnons (407) 3234330; T-0OO-9SS-0771 (TDD), or 1-900-955-9770 (V). via FLORI­ DA RELAY SERVICE. Publish: October 6. 13, 1990 Div-as IN TNK COUNTY COUNT OF T H I KIOHTBBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ■KMINOLR, FLORIDA CASK NO.I 99-103B-CC-90-F CHASE GROVES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC Plaint iff. n. KEVEN J KEENAN A/K/A KEVEN J KEENEN and MELISSA B KEENEN A/K/A MELISSA B KEENAN. Datsndants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO KEVEN J KEENAN A/K/A KEVEN J KEENEN and MELIS­ SA B KEENEN A/K/A MELISSA B KEENAN. 1202 Tiascrsak. Lawrancamlla. Georgia 30043. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to enforce a Iran foreclo­ sure on tha following properly m Seminole County, Florida: Lot OtE. CHASE GROVES UNIT 7A. according lo tha plat there­ of at recorded in Plat Book 40. Paget 14 and IS. Public Record! ot Seminole County. Fi orids hat baan tiled against you and you are required to aarya a copy ot your written defenses. ■I any. to it on KENNETH M. CLAYTON. ESQUIRE. PlamltN'a Attorney, whose address It CLAYTON K MCCULLOH. IM S MAITLAND CENTER COMMONS BLVD MAITLAND. FLORIDA 32701. within thirty (30) days attar tha fust publication ol this notice, and Me the original with tha Clark ol this Court either balora service on PlaintiM's attorney or immediately there attar, otherwise a default will be entered against you lor tha relief demanded in the Lien Foreclosure Complaint. 0ATE0 on SEPTEMBER 28. 1999 NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TAN DEED | a s s e s s e d it/ a re *% fo llo w s AND LOAN ASSOCIATION o f OSCEOLA COUNTY. ISEALI MARTANNE MORSE Clerk of Me Circuit A County Courts By El-labelh Buie As Deputy Clerk Publish October 0. 13. 1990 DEV-19 Legal Notices NOTICE IS NtHEOY GIVEN iNjit Richard S Ca««»!b#rry Leonard Casselberry the holder of the following certificate(«) ha« filed ta»d certificate^) for a tai deed to he issued thereon The certificate Humberts) anrf leant*) of I'tiuance the detoriptioft of (he property, anil the nameftij in which it wai IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 9T-142T-C A.14-K The Legal Notices NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Queen E Game*, the hold* #r of (he foirowmg certificates*) ha* filed *«id c#f1 ifieate(i) for a let deed to be issued I hereon The certificate number^*) and yeah*) of ittuince the description of the properly and the namef*) in which it wat attetted »*/are a* follow* Certificate No 370 Year ot itiuanc* 1992 Description of Property LEG 5 14 2/3 FT OF LOT 4 * N 14 2/3 FT OF LOT 6 BLN 7 TR A TOWN OF SANFORO PD t PG 56 N»me* in which attested Lemon Bruton Jr All of tatd property being in the County ol Seminole, Stale of Florida Utile at *uch certificate (a) thali !be redeemed according to law,, the property described in such cert»ticate(») will be sold to the higheal bidder at the weal front door Seminole County Courthouse Sanford. Florida, on the 2Eth day of October. 1998 a l i i 0 0 a m Payment of Sale fee. appile a* bie documentary *tamp late* and recording feet are required to be paid by the *ucce**ful bidder at the tat# Full payment ot an amount equal to the high* e*t bid it due within 24 hour* after the advertised time ol the •ale AH payment* «hall be caah or qua tin lead inalrumant* made payable lo the CTerte. of the Circuit Court Dated (hi* 0th day of September. 1998 (Seel) MARYANNE MORSE CLERN OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirley C Merger! Deputy Clerk Pubhfth. Sept IS 22. 29 E Oct 6 .1998 DEU-110 NOTICE OF APPLICATION PON TAX DEED NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN, that Rev Victor Blair c/o Fountamhead Baptiat Church, the holder of the following car* hficaieft) ha* filed tard cerlificatef*) for a fa* deed to be iiiued thereon The certificate ngmber(*| and year(s) of tiauanc*, the description ot the property, and the namefe) m which d we* attested ia/are a* follow*: Cerlificafe No: 3744 Year of Iteuance: 1999 Description of Properly: LEG SEC 10TW P21SRGE31E N 47 FT OF 8 287 FT OF W 222.1 FT OF NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 Names in which a*****ed: Beniamin F. William*. All of said property being in the County of Seminole. State of Florida Unless such certificated) shall be redeemed according to taw, the properly described in such certificated) will be sold to the highest bidder at the watt front door, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Floridaf on the 9th day of November, 1998, at 11:00 a.m. Payment of Sale fee, applrca* bie documentary stamp taxes and recording fees are required to be paid by the aucceaaful bidder at tha sale. Full payment of an amount equal to the high* est bid it due within 24 hours after the advertised time of the sale All payments shall be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Dated this 22nd day ot September. 1998 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Shirley C Hergert Osputy Clerk Publish: Sept 29. Oct 6, 13, A 20. 1998 DIU-223______________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 2S5 West Citrus St., Altamonte Spring;*, Florida 32714, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name of DALATIANS 9. end that I intend to register said name with the Division of Corporations, Tallahassee. Florida, m accor­ dance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To* Wit: Section 868 09, Florida Statutes 1991. Yolanda M Rogers Publish October 6, 1998 OEV-33 NOTICE OF SALVAGE BID FOB ETONAOE 16 X 36 Steel Hull Boat locat­ ed at 4801 Schilke Way. Port of Santord Call 321*4289 Publish: October 8. 1998 DEV-49 Legal Notices NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR TAX OECD NOT iC I IS HEREBY GIVFN. that Kevin Hughes, the holdet ot the following ceitltlcetejsj has tiled said cattiticala(s) lot a lev deed la be issued theieon The ceitdicate number(s) and yearlsj ol issuance, the doic-ipbon ot the propeity. and the namefsl in which 11 was assessed mare as follows Ceit-iirate No 1613 vaai ot Issuance 1996 C»H ' : alii No 3314 Deictlption ol Properly LEG IO T 7 BLK 10 EVANSD e trrip lio n ol Properly DALE PO 7 TO 37 LtG S IC 10 T w r 21S n o t 31E Names in which assessed I N SO 9 r I Of 5 350 F T Of W Charles Mann attn John C ! 222 ,t r i or NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 Toohs All ot said properly Of 81 1/4 (LESS «D| being in the County nf Name, hi which a,,e,k*d Seminole. State ot Florida ti#n|Ar*i>n f Williams AH ri s.vu1 Unless such ceititicatejs) shall property t-a-ng in the Cponty ot be redeemed according to law Seminole state of Florida the property desetibed In such Uniats such cart'hcalalsl than certihcate(i) will be sold to the ba redeemed acceding (a law. highest bidder at the west front tha proparty dascr.had in such door. Seminole Cuuniy cartilicatais) mil ha laid to the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, highlit biddir at thr> wist Itonl on the 9th day ol November. door, Samirtola County 1990. at 11 00 a m Courthousa. Santord, Florida. 1 Payment ot Sale tee, applica­ on tha 9th dav ot Novamhar, ble documentary stamp taves 1990. at 11 00 a m and recording fees are required Payment of Sala taa. appliesto be p.nd by the successful Me documentary stamp laves bidder al the sale Full payment and recording teas are required j ol an amount equal to the high­ to ha paid by the successful est bid is due wdhin 24 hours b.ddat at tha nay, Full payment attar the advertised bine ot the ot an amount equal to tha nigh sale An payments shall be cash ast bid is due within 24 hours or guaranteed instrument, attar tha advertised time ol the made payable to the Clerk ol sala All payments shall ba cash the Circuit Court pr guaranteed instrument, Dated this 22nd day ot | made payable to tha Clark ot September, 1993 | tha Citcuit Court (Seal) Dated this 22nd day ot MARYANNE MORSE Seplembar. 1990 CLERK OF THE (Seal) CIRCUIT COURT MARYANNE MORSE SEMINOLE COUNTY, CLERK OF THE FLORIDA c ir c u it c o u r t by Shirley C Merger! SEMINOLE COUNTY Deputy Clerk FLORIDA Publish Sept 29 Oct 0, 13. 0 by. Shirley C, Hargart 2 0 .1990 Deputy Clark DEU-226 _____________ Pub'-sh Oct 6 . 13. 20. 0 27. NOTIC E O F 1990 APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED DEU-224-A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Rev Victor Blau c/o Fountainhead Baptist Church, IN T H t CIRCUIT COURT the holder of the following carOF THE EIGHTEENTH titicateisl has tiled said certifi­ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT cated) for a taa deed to be IN AND FOR issued thereon The certificate SEMINOLE COUNTY, numberisl and yearls) ot FLORIDA issuance the description ol the PROBATE OIVI1ION property, and the named) in CASE N0. 90 B5 I-C P which d was assessed it/are as IN RE t h e ESTATE OF follows BETTY JANE LOVlNGFOSS. Certificate No: 3700 Deceased Year ot lnuance: 1996 n o t ic e Description ol Property: OF ADMINISTRATION LEG LOT 1 ESTES ADO TO Tha administration ot tha OVIEDO PO 7 PG 44. estate ol BETTY JANE LOVlNG­ Names m which assessed FOSS. deceased, File Number Beniamin F Williams, All of said 90-001-CP is pending in tha property being in the County ol Circuit Court tot Seminole Seminole. Slate ot Florida County. Florida. Probaia Unless such certificated) shall Division, me address ol which be redeemed according lo law. is P.O. Drawn. C, Sanford. the property described in such Florida 32772 Tha names and certificated) will be told lo the addienes ol tha panonal rep­ h ghest bidder at the west front resentative and the personal door. Seminole County representative s attorney are Courthouse. Santord, Florida, sat torlh below on the 9th day ot November. All interested persons are 1990. at 11 00 a in­ required lo tile with th.s court. payment ot Sale fee, applica­ w it h in t h r e e m o n t h s o f ble documentary ttamp tatet THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF and recording lees ere required THIS NOTICE lo be pud by the kucceeeful ( 1 ) all claims against the eslale bidder at the sa'e Full payment and 121 any obiection by an ot an amount equal to the high­ mteiested person lo whom this est bid is due wrthm 24 home notice was mailed that chal­ after the advertieed time ol the lenges the validity ot the will, sale All payments thall be cath the qualifications ot the peison01 guaranteed ineuumeot. el repiesentativ*. venue, 01 made payable to the Clerk et tunsdution of in* court the Circuit Court. ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC ­ Dated this 22nd day ot TIONS NOT SO FiLEO WILL 0E September, 1990 FOREVER BARRED (Seat) Publication of this Notice has MARYANNE MORSE begun on September 29, 1990 CLERK OF THE Personal Representative CIRCUIT COURT ROBERT B SEMINOLE COUNTY. LOVlNGFOSS FLORIDA WILLIAM H MORRISON. by: Shirley C. Hergert ESQUIRE Deputy Clerk 7100 South U.S Highway 17-92 Publish: Sept 29. Oct. 6 , 13. t Fern Park. Florida 32730 20. 1990 Telephone 407/034-1424 DEU-22S Attorney lor Personal Reprasentat.ve IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Publish September 29. and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, October £. 1998 FLORIDA OEU-240 PROBATE DIVISION File He. 9 9 -M O CP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN RE ESTATE OF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, GLADYS SIMPKINS. FLORIDA Deceased PROBATE DIVISION NOTICS File Number I0 -I4 1 -C F OF ADMINISTRATION IN RE ESTATE OF The admmiilralian ol the estate ol GLADYS SIMPKINS CECIL STIDHAM. deceased File Number 90-0LO Deceased CP It {rending in the Circuit NOTICE Couft lur Seminole. Florida. OF ADMINISTRATION Probale Division, the eddress The edministretion ol the ot which is N Peik Ave , ettete of CECIL STIDHAM, Santord FL. 32771 The names deceesed. File Number 90-045end address ol the Personal CP. It pending m the Circuit Representative and the Court lor Seminole County. Personal Representative's Probele Division, the address attorney are ael torlh below ol which 11 301 N Perk Ave.. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Santord. FL 32771. The names ARE NOTIFIED THAT and addresses ot the personal All persona on whom this representative and the personal representative's attorney are notice la served who have eat torlh below. objections that challenge the ALL INTERESTED PERSONS validity ol the will, the qualifica­ tions of the personal represenARE NOTIFIEO THAT: All parsons on whom this lativa. venue, or jurisdiction ol notice 11 seived who have this Court ere required lo lile objections that challenge the Iheir objections with this Court validity of the will, the qualifica­ WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE tion ol the personal representa­ MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF tive, venue, or jurisdiction ot THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF this Court are required to tile THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY* their objections with this Court AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF AM creditors ot the decedent THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS end other persons having AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE claims or demands against OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE decedent's estete on whom a ON THEM copy ot this notice is served All creditors ot ths deesdsnt wiihm three months alter the end other persons hsving dale ot the Inst publication ol this notice must tile then claims claims ot demands against with this Court WITHIN THE decedent s sstste on whom a LATER OF THREE MONTHS copy ol this notice is served within three months attar the AFTER THE OATE OF THE date of the lust publication ol FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE this notics must tile then claims with this Court WITHIN THE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE LATER OF THREE MONTHS OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS All other creditors ol the dece­ NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS dent and persons having claim* AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE or demands against the dece­ OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE dent s estate must tile Itieir ON THEM Claims with this court WITHIN All other creditors ol the dece­ THREE MONTHS AFTER THE dent and persons having claims DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ or dtmands against the dece­ TION Of THIS NOTICE dent e estate must tile their ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS. AND claims with this court W iTHIN OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO THREE MONTHS AFTER THE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ The dale ol the fust publica­ TION OF THIS NOTICE tion ol this Notice iv September ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND 29 1990 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Personal Rrpresentalive WILL BE FOREVER BARREO. STEVEN J SIMPKINS Tho dale ot the fust publica­ 101 N Edgemon Ave tion of this Notice is Septsmber Winter Sjuingi. FL 32TO0 29. 1990 Attorney lor Psrsonal Representative Personal Represent *t,v# RONALD STIDHAM FRANK C WMIGMAM. ISO Wickham Square ESQUIRE Boone. NC 206OT Florid* Oar NO 185290 Attorney lor STENSTROM MdNTOSH. Personal Representative COLOERT WHIGMAM Harry G Reid, III A SIMMONS PA Florida Bar No 240902 Post Oltice Ooa 4040 Santord. FL 32771 Santord F l 32772-4940 Telephone (407) 321-391 1 Telephone 407/322-21 71 Publish September 29. and Publish September 29, and October 6 , 1999 October C 1990 DEU 247 DEU 244 Legal Notices County Court Oreng* County, Cat* *0091-2011 Adventist Health System/ Sunbelt Inc Oh* Florida Hospital. Plainlltl vs M.tik A Serovirh A Sladienn S Serovich. Defendants County Court Pinellas County, Florida Cat* i OHOOItD2SC-044 Thompson POE Inc . Plainlltl vs Spectrum Me let Works |nc and Mark A Saruvich, Defendant NOTICE OF 9MARIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that by virtue at that certain Writ nf Elocution ittired out ot and under the teal ut the County Court of Ptnellat County Florida. Case v<1000110JSC 04 4 upon a trnal liidgnierrl rendered In lb# alorecard cuurl on Ih# 3rd day ol Ajinl A 0 1098 in Ibat certain cave entitled Thompson POE Inc , Plainlill vs Spectrum Metal Wnrkv, Inc end Mark A Serovirh Defendant which alurrtanf Writ ol Eaecution was delivered to me as Sheriff ot Seminole County Florida end I have levied upon ell the right title and interest ol the defen­ dants In the following described property, said prop­ erty being located in Seminole County Florida, more panicularly described as tollows Und NO 141 -D of Spnngwood Village Condominium and an undivided 1/296 internet in the lend common elements and common eapenses appurtenant to said Unit, ell in accordance with and subject to the covenants, condition*, ratinebona term* and other proviaiona ot that Declaration ot Condominium ol SPRINQW000 VILLAGE * Condominium, a* recorded In Official Record* Dunk 1331, Pag* 1049 Public Records ol Seminole Counly. Florida and the undersigned is Shetift ol Seminole Counly. Florida will at It 00 A M on Ih* t9lh day ol October A D 1991 otter tor sal* and tall to tha highest bidder FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTINQ LIENS, el the Front (West) Door, et the ataps, ol the Ssmtnol* Counly Courthout* in Santord Florida. Ih* aboy* described property That said tala it being mad* to satlaty the term* ol Ihia Wnl ot Ei*cubon Donald F Eslmger. Sherd! Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REQARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1990 PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDINQ SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. 134S 20TH STREET SANFORO. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINQS (407) 330-6640 TOD 1407) 323-3323 Publith September IS. 22. 29. end October S. 1990 With Sal* being held on October 19. 1 999 DEU-99 IN T H I CIRCUIT CO UNT OF THE 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BfMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE RO. 90-1111 CA 14B NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Plainlltl. v*. DANIEL 0. JlTTU , at ua.. *1 al.. D*f*ndant(a|., N O T IC I OF B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to An Ordat or Final Judgmant Scheduling Forecloaur* Sal* entered on September 29.1999 in thit cat* now pending in tatd Court, tho ttylo of which la Indicated •boy*. I will toll to tho highaat and beat bidder lor caah m Ih* 301 N. Park Aeanua, Santord, Florida 32T71, ot 11:00AM.. on the 3rd day ot November. 19SI, the following daaenbed proper­ ty at aat torlh in aaid Order or Final Judgmant, to-wit: LOT 41. BLOCK B. LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSSINGS UNIT TWO. ACCOROINO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 4S THROUGH S3, IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ORDERED 4t SANFORD, SEMINOLE Counly. Florida, thla, 291h day of SEPTEMBER, 1911. MARTANNE MORSE At Clark Circuit Court SEMINOLE. Florida By: Jan* E. Jatawic Aa Deputy Clark SPEAR S HOFFMAN P A. 70S South Dial* Highway Coral Gables. Florida 3314S Telephone: (303) 6SS-2299 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES A C T OP (SSO Ad mini it relive Order Ne. *7-3 If you ere * person with a dis­ ability who naada any accom­ modation in order lo panic ipate in title proceeding, you art entitled, at no coat to you. to the provision ot corlam aaaiatanc*. Pleas# contact Court Administration at 301 N. Park Avanu* Suita N30I, Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 323-4330 aat. 4227 within 2 working day* ol yout receipt ol this notice; it you are hearing or vote* impaired, call 1-SOO-SS5-S771. Publish: October S. 13. IS9S O E V - 4 4 __________________ __ N OTICE OF ANNUAL RBPORT Nonce ic hereby given mat the annuel rapon ol Tho Jono 4 Lots Paulucci Family Foundation it available tor inipeclion at the principal attic* ol the Foundation, 201 Waal Fuat St., Santord. FL 32771 (407-321-7004). during regular buainaaa hour* by any citiian who request* it within ISO day* attar the publication ol this notice, and that Jano F. Paulucci is tha Foundation s principal manager Jano F Paulucci Publish October S, 199S DEV-59 S e m in o le H erald HUB ■ ■ -fl l-322-2611 1 ..... Toll fr*« from Orlando 6S1-W93 You can fax your ad to 407-333-9400 300 N. French Ava. P.O. 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Start meeting Flor­ ida’a akvgtea tonight 1-400 TSS2021 eat 9002 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H I I I O H T t lR T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IH ARD FOR S IM IR O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. BS- I307-D R-O S-S IN THE MATTER OF CHANOINO THE NAMES OF HOLLY MARIE BRABANT lo HOLLIE MARIE OARTA. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER BRABANT lo MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER BARTA. And ADAM ALEX DRAOANT lo A0AM ALEX DARTA. N O TICE OF ACTION TO WILLIAM THOMAS BRADANT. JR Address Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action has been hied egelnal you end that you ere required lo serve a copy ot your written defense*, if any. lo It on ROBERT M GflQUfllC, ESQUIRE ol tha Law Othc* ot Thomas fl Olaan. P A . whoa* address is 2 S tl Edgawslar Drive. Suit* 1. Orlando. Florid* 32104. on or before 10/23. and hi* the original with Ih* clerk ol this Court al P O Drawer C. Santord. Florida 32772 betor* service on Petition*! or immedi­ ately thereefter It you tail lo do so. a default may ba antarad against you lor the reliel demanded In the petition Copies ol all court documents in Ihi* case, i .eluding orders, ars available et the Clerk ol Ih* Circuil Court's olfic* You may renew the** documents upon request You mutt keep Ih* Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court a ollic* notified ol your currant address (You may til* Notice ol Current Address. Florida Family Law Form 12S1S) Future paper* in this lawsuit will be mailed to Iho address on record at the clerk's oltico Dated SEPTEMBER IS, 1991 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy R Winter Deputy Clark Publish September 22. 29, and October 4 13. 1990 DEU-199 IN TH S CIRCUIT COURT OF THS S IO H T M N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FON S1MINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA IN RE FORFEITURE OF 10.116 00 IN UNITEO STATES CURRENCY N O T IC I OF FORFSITURS PROCEEDING TO Brian 5chatl*f 1170 Wakiva Spgt Rd Longwood. FL 32779 Brian J Damtl 102 Jtnollcrasl Or. Longwood, FL 32779 Brail Michael Lovaly-Poley 623 Paachwood Drive Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 and all other who claim an tnlereat In the following propsrly: 1 1 ,It s 00 In United States currency Donald F. Ealmgar, ol tha Seminole County Shentt'a Ottica. Seminole County. Florida, through hte ollicera, investigators or agents, sailed the above property on or about Seplembar IS. IS91 al 1170 Wakiva Spring* Road, Longwood, Saminol* County, Florida, and i* presently hold­ ing said properly lor the pur­ pose of forfeiture pursuant to Section* S3 2.701-932.704. Florida Statutes, and will RSQUBST that an Honorable Judge of tho Circuit Court. Civil Division, Eightaonth Judicial Circuit, Saminol* Counly, Florida find probabl* cause that Ih* above properly should be lortaited lo tha above agency. You will ba served a copy ol Ih* Order finding Probabl* Causa once it ta signed by Ih* Judge and 11 will advise you how end whan lo respond to this request lot forfeiture I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and cortacl copy of thi* Notice was sent to Ih* above named address by U.S. certified mail, return receipt requested Ihia 30lh day ol September, 1S9S. John C. Rosa. General Counsel Florida Bar 3S07I7 Saminol* Counly Bhanlt * Othc* 1143 21th Street Santord. Florida 32771-9399 Publiah: October S, 1 1 . 1999 OEV-42 MOTHER OF 2 win babysit in Laka Mary home M F Clean envvonment w' lots to do Meal* included Cat 302 S35S Legal Notices NOTICS OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D I I D NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. thsl Robert H Liljeatrend. Trustee c/o Rutkell lew Office,, the holder ol the fol­ lowing cethlicaleja) hat tiled eeid certificate!,) tor ■ tea deed lo be Ktuerl thereon The cer­ tificate number),) and ye*r(,| ot ■aauenc*. the deacnplion ot Ih* property, and tha nam*(a) in which it wat a ,,* ,,* d ia/are aa follow* Carlilicat* No 1231 Year ol latuanc* 1991 Deacnplion ol Property LEO PT OF LOTS 2 S 1 DESC AS FROM MOST SLY COR LOT 1 RUN N 23 DEO 4F MIN E 764 13 FT N 64 DEO 17 MIN 36 SEC W 220 FT N 25 OEO 47 MIN E 20 FT N 64 DEG 17 MIN 66 SEC W 65 FT TO POO RUN S 69 DEG 42 MIN 6 SEC W 140 FT S 20 Of Q 17 MIN SS SEC E 12 32 FT S 40 DEO 30 MIN E 202 21 FT N 23 DEO 47 MIN E 144 FT N S4 0EQ t 7 MIN 33 SEC W 41 30 FT N 20 OEa 17 MIN S3 SEC W S7 63 FT TO OEQ ( 47ACI PLAT OF SURVEY FOR OROWNINQ A HEPPE DD 162 PO 49 Names in which assessed Village Marketplace ol Lake Mary Ltd All ot said property being in the County of Seminole, Stele ol Flonde Unless such cartilicel*(*| shall be redeemed according to law. the property described in such certificate!,) will be sold lo Ih* high*, I bidder at the west front door. Ssmmole County Courthouse, Sanford Florida on ih# 26th dey ot October 1991. at 11 00 * m Payment ol Sal* lee, applica­ ble documentary stamp taaaa and recording feei are required to be paid by tha luccaaslul bidder at the sal* Full payment ol an amount equal to tha high­ est bid is due within 24 hours altar tha advertised time ol Ih* sal* All payments shall be etth or guaranteed in.Human! meda payable lo the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Deled thi, 9lh day ol September 1999 (9**1) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publiah Sapl t(. 22. 2S I Ocl S. 1894 DEU-112 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos C«Mbf«y Cgsh** cryptograms «*• rmstiKt fromquoteUm* by Istohji ptno(j4w tsclr bi(u4 in Ifus tiphof stindit lor «nolh«r FocLiy s tkw il A K V R L Z D Q Z L X Fb l I’ H I V A T F P A R T Y V R M T A V J L O W T W Z D X U D Q K S Y P X DH T V M, w c vi On Savings Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! U V R Z ZD T L L ZVL H V R V B L X . * ' _ U W K K W V H C G X X D G B Y T PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *A word 10 the wise Bin t necessary — n s the stubm ones who need Iho Advice.’ — Bill Cosby �Seminole Herald, Sanlord. Florida •Tuesday, October 6. 1998 •9 A GETS JOB D O NE! Buy 27— N u r se r y & C h il d C are • S e ll • Tra d e 117— C o m m e r c ia l R entals C A R LYI.K ® h> l.iirrs Wri){hl QROWINQ CO NEEDS MUNCHKIN MANOR pre k reg now Ian classes. am groups a loving home almos lor 3 5yts reasonable rales .321 6948 LOVWa HOME APPEARANCELK. MARY COME A SEE. CALL 324-7113_____________________ SCHEDULE EDUCATION W/ TLC will escept 3 children, t A up. ceil 124-7813 Long Term-Short Term Temp To Hire 898-1125 ALL POSITIONS Now hiring Part time A Fuff time Ercehent wages ‘ ‘ ‘‘FOOD PREP...... 55— B u sin e ss O p p o r t u n it ie s CAREER FRUSTRATED? NEED ADDITIONAL INCOME? Earn serious money in spare lime Working Irom your home For more information phone t 888 756 1119 ?4hrs EARN 8300-81000 wk slutting env at homo Rush a sase to tines letter Co 1312 Monlego Cove Way a!422Qr1 FI 32839 Janitorial Franchise 1 person P/T. $150<Ymon income, no m vest 407 293 7645 e«t 12 VENDINO lor sale la/y per sons tkeam Call A receive into A FREE prepaid calkng card ” ‘800-820-6712'" 59— F i n a n c i a l S e r v ic e s MONEY PROBLEMS? Consolidate your bats w o a loan Pioneer Credit 327 9550 70— Ed u c a t io n & T r a i n in g ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL CDL. VA7TA Apprv Job Assisi Wkend classes National Truck School 1-800-488-7384 71— H e lp W a n t e ii m a in t e n a n c e PROFESSIONAL (F U L L - T IM E ) UamStay Suites m Lake Mary is seeking a dependable indi ndual lo (out our new 100-room eitended stay hotel! Outies delude performing basic repair work such as electrical, plumbing and looch up pantmg Oeneral handyman skills and the ability to work wee kends essential While ‘ maintaining’ our sue cess you can look forward to an altractrve wage ($4 50hr I A generous benefits (after 90 days) To set up an appoint ment, Please can Mon Fri btwn 9am 5pm (407) 829-2312 EOE nvtdV Mainstay Suitea P R O FESSIO N A L T E L E M A R K E TE R Looking lor the best Tslemarfcatlng |ob? Positive people needed for a positive work environment. Call Misty Nowll (407)323-2070 »xt 212 Warehouse A Lite Industrial Po­ sitions Full Time Competitive Wages Call Chns (407) 647 8010 NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT 3 tulle office S450mo 2 bay warehouse S550mo 339 5795 FLA RENT GROWING CO. NEEDS Welder with own tools, test re­ quired Cal Chris at a t Temps (407) 647 8010 EOE No Fee Have own clientele! He own Boss' Station Available $8(Y wk Very Clean A Friendly Al mosphere* Cell 324-8484 FENCED PARKING AREA easy access can accom­ modate up to 35 cars, heavy equipment, autos, etc. 17-921 Airport Btvd area available im­ mediately 8550 per month Phone 124-4440 or la i 3241119. Holiday Inn Eipreee 8750 E Colonial Dr on FI 282 3900 We are looking lor dependable peo pie who are able lo work flexible hours and days ‘HOUSEKEEPING ■ROOM ATTENDANTS ‘MAINTENANCE EOE/ OT/W P SANFORO- 1.174 sq ft office on Lake Monroe Convenient lo courthouso 8 City Hall Avail­ able immediately Morbit/er Group. Inc (407) 539 1000 ext 106 ••‘‘CASHIERS"” Hgh volume restaurant located at the Ortando Sanlord Airport Jerry's Caterers 323-0345 Accepting appt<ahons Mon Fn Irom 9am to 7pm ATTENTION CNA* Come and |om our caring team ol Nurses and CNAs Cxcel lent benefits Experience rec­ ognized 3:00pm-11:00pm shift available. fftnase apply m person Deltona Healthcare Re­ habilitation Center <851 Elkcam Btvd. Deltona EOE AUTOMOTIVE DETAILERS SanlortlLongwood Orlando Good Income Potential Benefits After 90 Oays Teph Seal 407 293 3055 CLERICAL Excellent Opportunities Available Over 100 positions available wi Urge insurance company DIRECT PLACEMENT $ 2 1,0 0 0 Agency Sendees Rep Cus­ tomer service background p*e terred Clerical duties phone work A positive attitude a IT\JS|I •Accounting - Musi be custom er service oriented • WILL TRAIN m A/P. AR. collections A t»ll.ng Cal CSI in Maitland 667 8755 or S Orlando 370 6646 HOTEL PLACEMENT SERVICES CNA Fuimme It-7. Parttime and PRN as shifts Join our learn ol care givers Pay m lieu ol benefits available Erpenence as CNA wil increase base pay Apply lo Nitsa. Stall Development. Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center ol Sanlord. 950 S Me' tonvttie Ave . Sanlord. FI 32771 L rtW M uJITfS N l A ,it a . See our ad under ‘Maintenance* m today s Help Wanted section' M AINSTAY SU ITES SALES INSIDE S A LES REP Established Ortando metals company has immediaie post lion available' Export expert ence. tellers ol credit and metal distribution preferred Cortege degree required Bun gual a must' Cat CSI m Mai hand 667 9866 / S Ortando 3706646 or lax Presume Iq Maitland 667 8760 / S Ortando 370 6668 JOIN the best healthcare team •n Volusia county Restorative CNA needed immediately Previous experience heiplui Call Oebary Manor 407-6684428. EOE. KENNEL HELP Aruma'S care F/TP/7. benefits advancement Owntransp Call 321-3320 Needed lor Ugm industrial Exp with numatK tools and panel repair exp helpful Cal 331-0468 LABO RERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH M 8UMANCI AMO 44IK PLAN* Drvf h* Apply al: MO (Max Drive. AJUmorWi Spring->404088. LANDSCAPERS-startmg 87 00.hr. F/l w benefits (407) 322-8133. pay Cell LABOR READY ® WORK TOOAVmAKJ TOO AY Local company is looking lor people with CSR experience Caff (407) 647-6010 CUSTOM 8 ntPrWtTkJL Apply in pwrson today: Grade lor Students Cal M-Th It-4pm 669 9191 A MOVE IN SPECIAL'I 400 sq ft 8 up* 8265 A MONTH CWiceStoraqe 3210120 or 333 2554 (lH'CMI CSR/DE $11.15 TO START 118— O i i ict S pa c e F o r R ent 1881 1881 S French Ave 321-4143 Look B « Employed Nowl S ltM ilN o U 2 iu p lo y j» B N l (407) 322-2044 Preschool Teacher/ School-age Teacher needed Cal 322 8547 Record Searcher Needed el Semmofe Courthouse P/T. af ternorms only* Good Pay1 Call 800-994-8834. RIGHT HAND MAN Needs 100 workers dally. Downtown Sanford- 625 sq ft I up lo 2500 sq II Free month with new tease (407)321 9224 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d SANFORD 1/1- Cottage with pri­ vate entry $4Wmon S450dnp Call 37S-OOS3. 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n iu r n is h e d *88 sign on bonut to new amptoyeee. ‘Extra pay to drivers. ‘ Open 8 am 801 Doglrack Rd Long wood 280-8108 M ARINER S VILLAGE ROOFERS WANTEO Helpers also Musi have trans­ portation Can 322-1449 2/1 Spmcltl -M fM to n fh SERVERS S KITCHEN help IT A (ST. GATORS LANOINQ 330-1612 SANFORD- 2/1 dupfe7~Cenlra! AirHeat w d hook up. $47Smor 8300dep. Ca« 323-3288 SERVERS- Oays only! F/T or P/ T Good Pay Apply al Manna hotel. 530 N Palmetto Avenue Sanlord SANFORO 1/1 Upstairs Apt Good area Histone Area Rets Req $3508350 321 6757 SHINGLE INSTALLERS- ' Tools 8 bans req Cal B34-6346 SOLDERERS of smal electron­ ics. dependability required, exp preferred but willing to tram Good benefits Cal Msgneiona Hearing Aid Co. O 319-1702 ■ HO.__________________________ STAFF DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR This position is responsible tor the orientation, training and nservee education m area 114 bed Skilled Nursing Rehab facility Canodates must have a Nursmg degree with long term care experience and strong in­ terpersonal and laadarship skils. along with knowieOge ol state and federal regulations Supervisory experience a plus Excellent benefit package available Please senofax re­ sume lo Don. Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center ol Sanlord 950 S MeHonviHe A va. San lord. FL 32771 PH (407) 3228566. FAX (407) 322-0121 TECHNICAL LAKE AO* r B O «U 4410V O 1 OOPV |4 TO V O ATlO UP It'a tlma to prapare for tha Holiday. Order your Classified Oleplay. Help Wanted Ads now! ‘Affordable prices 'Personakred service ‘Ouakty work ‘ Distribution in your locel area (to draw seasonal help Irom em­ ployees who reside close by) Celt (407) 322-2811 A Ask lor the Classified DepL Let your displays alert working tor you EARLY! ADMINISTRATION Need receptionists to Admm Asst Clerical Comp Wages. Full time Call Sandy at A t Tamps (407) 647-8010__________ AFFORDABLE! All subtact ar­ eas. Pra-k thru college. in Semnofe. Orange. Osceola counties Cal Sterling Tutors al 291-4191 Assemblers, metal, saw opera tor. maintenance Water Bonnet. 350 Anchor Rd. Casselberry FL A SSO C IA TE TR A IN EE Traming makes the drfterence' New or erpenenced we have openmgs m our three eipand mg Seminole County otfices lot herd working cereer-mmded people Cal Nancy Darnel AAamorke/Longwood-869-4600 Room Mur aka Ury Heathrow 333 8088 Gary Balanod Oviedo-365-3668 Custom Staffing Personnel Director Often Assistant Oftce Manager Maintenance Dock Worker Accounting Clerk Shop Supervisor Customer Sconce Auto Cashier Counter Worker SMS I97v $SS$ $9 hr Sfthr 89hf $9hr 88.hr S6.hr $7,hr Too Many To Llatl Call Nowt 700 W. 25th Straat MERRY MAIOS HIRING Car 4 Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331-5266 PLACEMENT SERVICES DISHWASHERS. COOKS. SERVERS "Cracker Barrel” 324-1020 200 Hckman Dr (1-4 and Hwy 46) MORTQAOE PROCESSOR TRAINEE: Hgh school grad wI basic typmg 4 computer skits Nations Mortgage Corp Long wood Call Dan At 787-8270. DRIVER- Class A. CDL Local Semi-Tractor Flatbed Work No evenings or weekends 2 years ventiabieeip (407)323 5602 NURSES LPN 7-3 CNA al shits Lake mew Nursing 919 E 2nd St 3226707 DUMP TRUCK DRIVER- Eipenenced w equip A site work a plus Vacation A Pension (407) 322-6133_____________________ Office Help/Bookkeeper/Shop Personn- Computer, phone. 4 warehouse skits helpful heipli Geneiuse skills vaerea (407)3494)064________ ELECTRICIANSirsid A comm TOP PAV. BENE­ FITS DFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2522 S Park Drive 322-1862 _________________ EOUIP OPERATOR- Eipen enced wt>otable CDL reqd Vacation A Pension F/T posi­ tion (407)322-8133 ItAR&i/EN&LliH COMPUTER TYPESETTER. Design Farsi. Eng Camera ready layouts, set type in Farsi usng comput­ er software, prepare proofs lor computer approval, prepare In ­ al camera ready |obs lor pnmng arrange al color sep or­ ders Requires. Bachelors in Computer Science or Graphic Design 8 2 years e«p in job ottered 8 am-5 pm. M-F. $20,30<Vyr Send resume to Bureau of Workforce Program Support P.O. Boa 10848, Tatlahaeaee. FL 32302-0888. Re: fob order# FL-1831784. Office Secretary A Experience P.C.B. Mfg - Good pay. Good hours 322 6300_______________ P/T CASHIER must be able to work heible hr* wknds 6 holi­ days apply at larrvty doiar store 2436 S French Ave____________ P/T Employment- lor energetic person waning to work w sport 8 show dogs 8 kennel tS ♦/•/ k Call1126-0816. hra par wk P/T Janitorial Sub-Contractor Altamonte Area Sal 4 hrs Sun 3 hrs 825&hxm (904) 532-1419 Service A gen (/Driver- Needs to dean, service and inspect rental vehides VaM FLO Ac­ ceptable dnveg record and background check Apply In person. 3098 Ortando (17-83) Dr. Sanford__________________ ROSE LEA VILLAS WANTED Smgie guy w guarantee in­ come needs ground ft duplex or apartment to rent imme Musi be in good neghborttood Can pay $400 $45<Vmon rent Refs Cal Dave (937|324-I7t2 10 0 — C R PLACEMENT SERVICES 93— R o o m s Fo r R e n t EFFICIENCY Maid sarv - convenient location 321-4900 FURNISHED ROOMS-A1 utils met Laundry, phone, and kit use $65 890 a week 324-4955 SANFORD private home, mce area, private bath. 875 wk 324M U _________________________ SANFORD/ LK. MARY 1 Ig bdrm. w/ bath. 8350mo in­ cludes all tv. phone, utilities 302 7168_____________________ SINQLE MOM seeks room mate to share spacious 2/2 apt Temp ok 8275*1/2 utilities start 10/1 696-7047 9S— R o o m m a t e W anted Sanford- NS Couple seeks 2 F to snare large home BeauUul area SSOOmri 322-7161 _______ SANFORO I T Ig Id. comer d Crescent and Palm way 882.000 322 6267_____________________ S t T Z t+ ltq Slnca 1944 (407)122-6123 7 R t « (t y Smm ! * M o n d o m in iu m en ta ls 1/1 CORNER Next to pool 1*1/ Iasi sec S4S0/mon Located oft AvjwrtBtvd^JSetWifedM 103— H o u s e s * U n f u r n is h e d 6IOO OOW H-.W HV RENT? When you can own Bus 3 bdrm home ml C.HA. new paru 8 car­ pet ? Ask about HUO homes' The HllUman Group, Inc. ____ 321-8311 Sil'Offl Spacious attractive 3/ t 5 w/FR 861.500 SLJohm R rv« 35*ac on nver m Denary t/2 mr frontage Re­ duced to 8225 000 Induat/iAl ta.ee across from OrVSan Airport zoned M l 837SOOO Low down Easy quakfy low mo pymts 2/1 CA Incd yard ml ex­ tra buidng tot. _____ (407)322-6123 2/1- Krtchen equip ml window ar 8428. n v i o* : t a r la p s SANFORO 3/1 5 wax to wail carpat. Ch/a $575mo/$300dep 112 Anderson O d e 299-1598 8T. JOHN RIVER FRONT2/2 . over 1600 sq ft. mg pod. 2 c. gar. plus 1 c carport, over 1/3 ac w/dock. St50Q/mon Venture I Properties 321-4764. SANORA 1/2 Od gar. dm rm. son pen. lease opt 8725/1700 SANFORD 1/1 Duplex. Lrvmg Rm 4 Carprt.CH A 8388/8380 COUNTRY CLUB 2/1 Carprt. Fam rm. Haat. An 8800/8800. CASSELBERRY 8/1.1 W Carport. Outside Storage. Corner id. Central Heat Air 8780/700. JIM D O Y LE (407) 322*2495 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 105— D Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! LOCAL ENIERPRENEUR WILLING 10 TEACH 1 PEOPLE Protrn method lo betonr M illkm ilm Must h itr strong rru o n (nr bcotmlng rich Call 24 lira. 8004991145 .Truck Driver institute 800-554-7364 Sanford Court Apartments W K T J 32111. Siatort An ., SaMsri 3 2 3 * 3 3 0 1 B uy to Alum. Cana Copper / Brata Kokomo Racycllng: 121-0004 916 W. Flrtl-M/F >-», 8 *t 9-1 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s BOAT MOTOR BEARE CAT NEEDS WORK 87SOBO 121-6201 i'H ►omwB'Yn m n iiY i (unj ivy • tm m i C#M fim lM s r f CORNER LOT. over 1/4 ac LR eat m kith gar 864.900. 4/2, Over 1600 Sq. Ft.- sp pi w sep in-laws qts 862.900. MARKHAM WOODS 56 bd. 3 bath 1 2 acres 3500 sq ft Lrv/lam, sern pod 8269.900. 4/2, 10 tnd acres. Huge rooms sc porch. 2 outbtdg 8164.900 CAPE HONEYSUCKLE, g*T pots, orange and yellow (rare) 83 00 323-4540 FREE CAR. 88 A FUN m your spare time Interested? Cal Unda O 526-3517. I also offer rept pcs and new Tupperware QUEEN SIZE bed mattress boa springhrass headboard 8100 Call Debbie 324-1252 after 5 30pm 231— C a r s F o r S a l e 8S DODGE SHADOW greal cond ac. new tires. 82300 3244130 149— C o m m e r c ia l P ro per ty Fo r S ale Commercial Office For Sale 1200 sq ft on 1/2 acre fenced with paved parking Central Air/ Heat 1819 VI 2nd Street 855 000K 322-4430/day 3212078/even. 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r S ale 75X150 2428 Willow Ave Wa­ ter. new sewer, lete cade, etec________ trie 699 9046_________ OELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor mo&ie homesite. horses cattle, larmmg or nursery! Zoned agri­ cultural 83 900 ACRE Sm down w owner hnance 904-767* 1772 or 904-747-8622__________ OAKRIDGE FARMS • Osteen/ Deftona area 10 acres, ideal lor horses or cattle farm Mobile home or homesite Zoned agn. 844.900 Financing avai mi am down payment (904) 767-6300 RESIDENTIAL Comer tot in Lake Mary Approx 150 i 83 Little Lake Mary access, skiable walk lo SCC 837.000 Cal 323-3672 157— M o b il e H o m e s Fo r S a l e PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes 83.000 to 86 000 Sm Up Fitanong OUtSTI 322-2*61 T M an Custom Single Wide. Nice carpet. C H A awrung , shed Owner we help 322-3717. 18 1— A p p l ia n c e s 4c FOR SALS- Red Enamel Ppe Style Bunk Bed* Inckidng lad­ der. mattresses. 4 matching shaft unrt 8150 Can (SS-34S4. MATTRESS SALE • Full Size used box springs 4 mattress 865 00 Larry's Mart 322*4132 199— P ets 4 c S u p p l ie s FOUND- Small Whit* 8 Black Mat* Dog No Cotar. but has a tie* cottar. Vary-well behaved 321-3736._____________________ SI- JAGUAR SOVEREIGN A real beauty Only 25k mtfee 813 900 320-7029 D O N T W O N D ER HOW T O G E T RID O F T H A T O LD CA R ! L E T US S ELL IT FOR YOU!! The SmmlnoU Hmrald Class!I«ds are the pickesl and moat inexpensive way to ten your carl Run your three kne ad tor 10 days and pay only 821 00< Even better, it you sell it sooner (whch we KNOW you wit) you can stop your ad and only pay lor the number d days it actu­ ary rant What a Daal't Call today and watch tha Herald Class)* fieds work for youll (407) 3222611 SEIZED CARS from ID T Porschas. Cadillac*. Chevy*, BMW*. Corvettes Aleo Jeep* 4WD s Your ere* Tdl Free t 800 218 9000 E il 2206 tor current kstmgs 241— REC. V e h ic le s /C a m p e r s F o r S ale Camper- Furs et the Truck* bed. Sleep* 6 Kitchen, bath, new paid * floor 8450 322 StM. WANTED CARS, TRUCKS A VANS Any year make or modal. WIN pay lop dolla/1 Call Geoff Badm# 302-5734 PET GROOMING by appt al my dice or at your horn* 20» yrs exp 787-0*08 FREE ESTIMATES ” Pump repairs • Water Conditioners • Landscaping • 24 hour service Licensed and Insured (407) 320-0748 (tax) 91 t\ (407)328*1520 Thom as E. Lyon 253-A d d it io n s 4 c R e m o o e l in g 279*H a u u n g 287-L a w n S er vices CONSTRUCTION clean up ail junk removed lawn car* anyten* 407-359-1641 d 407-365-0761 OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RESCOM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 323-0631. Rental property, garage (had clean up*, appliance*, trash, brush 407-866-2686 or pgr 407-818-0117 LAWNS MOWED. LOTS MOWED dean ups and under brushing 27yra in business Days 322 2811 eve 322 9397 280-H o m e Im pro vem en ts 300-P re ssu re C l e a n in g 114— W a r e h o u s e /R e n t a l S pace 7000 SQ. FT. WAREHOUSE 70s 100 dose lo Fort Mellon Park Good location, aasy ac­ cess' Asking only I1300mo. Real E m m me 322*7494 ADVANCE TECTONICS Additiona-Homae Addittona-Commarcial Local Builder tinea I N I 828-S4S4 CGC001M8 NEW REMOOEL REPAIR Doors, txnndowe. carpentry, exkng. decks 4 concrete 323-4632 S O Baknt CBC19680 TWo Nowly Remodeled Houses On 1 Acre Lot • Smgtt S*ory Pwgn • No 0n« Beta or to w • [ridji - (H urt State. 1 Btfroom AftortUDM AfATmtds • Fnmtfr. On Sac OtpcnUtt Urngt/ncnt • Anc Stonge Pmitt paw 1 Mon! 219— W a n t e d SANFORO 2/1 near Semmofe MS. C H A . W/D Hook Up Crpt Main house has 5 bdrm., CH/A enclosed front and back porch, w/garage. IB Day COL Tralalai Day A Weeks ad Clsssas Flaaaclal Assists*** Carriars Hiring Oa SHs ho[defec_sScanrt^3£1^29*^ 1 PROPERTIES •0«0 MOWY R«C*V* up to ttooon mmi m i HOUSE OF OOOOIES 901 Lo cust Ave Furn . appn. house- u plex /T r ip l e x m • • • • VENTURE A n t iq u e /C o l l c c tib l e s SANFORD IRRIGATION,INC. CARPENTER. Al Horn* repairs, parting 8 ceramic Me Richard Oroaa 321-5972 urn! AFFORDABLE HOMES "Complete Sprinkler Systems or Repslrs 263-C a r p e n t r y r.t Homes Irom pennies on 81 Delinquent Tax. Repo s REOs Your Area Toll Free (1) 800 2169000 E il H 2206 tor current list­ ings F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e F S TE N S TR O M R E N TA LS Cuitom Stiffing 1129 VINTAGE 2/1 • 1/1 apt 878 000 ELEOANT 4/2 neighborhood ml hrslorj/ 18130 000 OOT WALLER. JERNIOAN PROPERTY S t. TECH SUPPORT ANALYST Eacatient Opportunity! Proles sionai. detai-oriented mOvidu al needed tor financial serve et company Word. Escat PowerPoint, and Access a must as well as technical knowledge ol computers Cal' Today* S Ortando 370-6646 or Maitland 667-6755 or Fai re sume to S Ortando 370-6666 or Maitland 667-8760 Re a l e s t a t e , w c 322-7498 HUO OKAY 407-330-8831 PC PROGRAMMER- needed P/T A F/T. 2-year minimum expenence Fax resume 650-2501. TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS GOVERNM ENT FO RECLOSED Sanlord Hlalorlc Diatrlct (3) Commercial Leased Units 8160 000. (t) Commercial Vac­ ant Ld 855.000 330 1495 323-8670 CUSTOMER SERVICE ACCOUNT REPS Inbound customer service po sitions avakabte m N A E Or lando Win 95 A typing re­ quired $7 00 $8 50 with bo nuses II you have a great per sonakty and want to work, can today lor an interview Cal CSI placement services in M Hand 667-8755 or S Orlando 3706646 1929 VINTAGE ill » 111 apt 876 000 ELEGANT 4/2 neighborhood ml history 8130 000 DOT WALLER, JERNIOAN PROPERTY 323-3168 141— H o m e s F o r S a le JU ST LISTEO LAKEFRONTttl Large 4 BR home on Lake Lou­ ise (Deftona) approx 1800 sq ft. lam room, dbl g a r. ser porch, fenced dock, low traffic area. 8 many plus features Inet AWO 7 5N mort CALL NOW TO SEE'ttt 8102500 Consider trade m 211 — 141— H o m e s Fo r S a l e 14HIM011. 0AAMCI VOtUtUI f c -C M A IN TEN A N CE P R O FESSIO N A L (FU LL-TIM E ) LA B O R ER S Custom Staffing R e n t • H ire • 2nd house has 2 bdrm. CH/A cur­ rently leased for sale by owner. $140,000 1510 Dixie Way, Sanford Call for appointment 323-5270 or 404-241-5937 CARPENTRY CONCEPT fin­ ished carpentry endows door Cal Darren 766-4358 CARPENTRV-of aft types Irom decks to doors, rotten wood end ooei JOyri experience. Ask for JR 324 5052 Retired Carpenter todung lor imal lobs Weft over 40 years d experience 331-0361 OAVD KEY CONSTRUCTION NeaWlemodeHnpBtopelr* Uc:COCS*7t3* 330-7303 285* L a n d s c a p i n g K S O LANDSCAPINO S NURSERY Ire* servicing avai Ire* estimate kc 4 ns 321 8336 LARIUNS LANDSCAPING A IRRKMTION W# maul sod tmg ay* t repair ahruba. mulches, brick pavers. Slump grind Indscp rock t design and tier fountains I wd sod tree d any pests and fun­ gus For eat. call 523-6317 or 414-7333 Free eat. UcAna. Mafor dTlJl-t 1-403 301-R o o f in g YATES ROOFBM Since 1S3S Church * Sr. Disc. 3rd. den. 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C A S S E L B E R R Y _ L ik e M aty (M - 3 ) sh ow ed w h y II Is i lie lo p tra m In C la s s D A-D lstrlct 3 M on d ay night a ga in st I-ik e llo w r ll (0-U). -W e're not lu ck y." w as D ik e llo w r ll g irls varslty v o lle y b a ll c o a c h B ran di S a n fo rd ’s sta tem en t fo llo w in g h e r te a m 's 15-9, 15-1 lo s s to Hie S em in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n c e and d is tric t p ow er that reflected a season th at h a s b een Ailed wtlh s e v e ra l n e a r m isses. S a n fo rd 's H a w k s rem ain ed w in less d e s p ite p la y in g a n u m b er o f m a tch es to th rre ga m es. T h e y o u n g team w ith m o stly s o p h o m o re s and ju n io rs cou ld not reach that on M onday. In the loss. L ak e H o w ell's K rista D e filllp p o . J o n l S totts, an d K atie E ngel had e x e m p la ry g a m es. l^ike M ary w ill face S e m in o le at Hill F lem in g M em oria l G ym n a siu m on T u esd a y an d h ost Lake B ra n tley on T h u rsd a y, w h ile D ik e llo w r ll h o s ts W in te r S p rin g s ton igh t an d travels to l>c­ L Y M A N BOYS EDGE LAKE BRANTLEY SANFORD _ Before the start of the football season, coaches all over the county had their thoughts nboul Uic SAC pecking order. Besides their own schools. Lake Howell got some voles, so did Oviedo und Seminole. Conspicuously missing was the team that Isn’t Just ruling the county, but Is In line for some serious state mention. That's Luke Brantley. The Patriots arc winning and winning big. They've knocked ofT powerful Seminole rather easily last week before n packed house at Tom Storey Field and beat defending dis­ trict champion Dcland Just two weeks earlier. Lake Brantley still has a couple or road blocks on the way to on undefeated regular m>iiunn however. There's no way Lake Howell (Oct. 23) I s a 1­ 3 team and Oviedo (1-4) might be a problem on the last week of the season, especially If the Lions claw their way back Into conten tlon for a district playoff berth. West Orange (Oct. 30) put u brutal beating on Lake Howell Friday, but there's still u c h a n c e a t a 1 0 -0 s e a s o n fo r th e P a tr io ts . Especially when the offense Is rolling the way It has been In Altamonte Springs. Any coach who prepares for o battle against Lake Brantley knows what’s coming: the triple option. You don't need to watch film all week to i prepare for the Patriots, you Just have to : stop It. : And so far this year, no one has been able to. Regan Russell runs the option at quartcr• back as well as any In the long line of Patrl: ots who have handled the same responslblli Ity. Tlic difference Is. this year he has two tailbacks who can fly. i Lanier Bush and Arnold Celeste arc rack­ ! Ing up miles of yardage and giving defensive i coordinators a real headache. Bush played ; behind Ryan Pagan last year. Russell started only two games after Brian Criswell was In­ , jured and Celeste was temporarily attending another school. Tliat’s a good reason for the skepticism about the Patriots coming Into this season, t but the new backfleld has been unstoppable. Don't forget the unsung heroes who are 1 clearing the acres being run over by the trt• pie threat. Perhaps the best offensive line In die county. Aaron Shealy. ChrlB Orlandlnl. Jess Llpsey. Danny Criswell and Aaron Perlsteln have done a great Job run blocking. It helps that the line can concentrate solely on the run because Lake Brantley passes only under emergency situations, but. de­ spite the predictability of It all. the offense works* t-«lcr Brantley's defense Is also underrated. It held Deland and Seminole and hasn't been seriously burned all season. Clint Hanson leads the unit, but he has plenty of help from Mike Jackson. Chris Raut. BUI Frttsch. Ron Bledsoe and Steve Boggs. Don't pencU In a trip to The Swamp In Gainesville for the state championship Just yet. It would be nice If the Patriots could open It up a little, but you also don't break what Isn't broken. Wlille w ere talking about It. by the way. let’s give a mention to coach George Clayton. Last season, his first as a head coach after serving as a long-time assistant. Clayton and the Patriots stumbled at first, but also turned It around at the season's half-way mark. Since then, the Patriots liave gone neurly unbeaten. There's a lot of credit to go around, but give Clayton a lot of it for keeping the Lake B ran ­ tley system Intact. It's a winning system. Last Second Shot: Regarding the NBA strike. So what If they reduced the schedule to 45 or 50 gam es? That would add at least a little bit o f Intensity to those thrilling TorontoSacramento. Golden State-Vancouuer Tuesday night games. The season Is too long anyway. LO N G W O O D _ Lym an top p ed Lake B ra n tley In Isiys' S e m in o le A th letic C o n fe re n c e v a rs ity v o l­ leyb a ll a ction al h om e on M o n d a y night 15-10. 13-15. 15-12. T h e G reyh ou n d s p layed as a c o h e s iv e unit, w o rk in g to g eth er fo r the victory. Nick D oruzlo played nn excellen t ga m e at s e t ­ ter. M ario K lvrra ca m e up w ith b ig kills, m iddle h itters Stuart C ra g e r and K rn n v W ilso n p la y ed w ell, a n d J o s e Unm an ca m e up w ith a n o th er great p e rfo rm a n c e . Lym an coa ch G in a U o n a ven tu rr fell h er team sh ow ed Its e lf to b e lte r th a n Its 5-12 record . T h e dllTerenre Iretw een w in n in g and lo s in g th is s e a ­ son h a s lx-en sim p le. -W h en w e w in. w e p lay a s te a m " A nd so th ey did." M on d ay's m atch w a s the first o f a b ig w eek for Lym an w h o next w ill travel to S e m in o le High S ch ool on W e d n e s d a y n ig h t, return h om e for a m atch u p w ith A|»opka and then travel to W in ter Park on F rid ay. A ll o f the v a rs ity m a tch es are set fur 7 p.m . starts. H IA W A S S E E K IC K S PINE C A S T L E O R L A N D O _ H la w a ssee C h ris tia n A c a d e m y d efea ted P in e C a s tle C h ristia n A r a d r m y In s o c ­ c e r a c tio n M on day night. 2-1. H ie g a m e w as tied al h a lftim e, but H la w a s s e e g o a lie U. S w in d le m ade the d iffe re n c e , as h e shut out l i n e C a s tle In th e secon d half. H la w a ssce's g o a ls ru m e from K. S w in d le and B row n, w ith a s s is ts F ayn lek and J. T h o m a s. Kruse kicked In l i n e C a stle's lon e goal o f the night w ith an a ssist from Z ip p er. Raines’ homer wins it W E LL DONE Br Dean Smith H E R A LD S P O R T S E D IT O R S A N F O R D _ S am R ain es' tw o-ru n In sld e-th e-p a rk h o m e ran In the b o tto m o f th e seven th In n in g ca p p ed a th ree-ru n ra lly a s L illie Q u in n . D D S o v e rto o k B eer :30. H-7. to take the lea d In the C ity o f S an ford Itrc rra U o n . a u r i. P a rk s D e ­ p a rtm en t C o-E d S lo w Pitch S o ftbull la-ague. B eer :30 to o k a 1-0 Irud In the secon d In n in g o f th e g a m e p la y ed ul lln r h u r s t P ark , but L illie Q u inn. D D S ru m e b a ck to b u ild a 5 - 1 Irud a fte r five In n in gs. TW o-run s in g le s b y B eer :30's J e rry D lB a rto lo a n d Rotund J e m Igun In the sixth in n in g tied the ga m e at 5 -5 an d V ic D lB a rto lo and S h errie W ilk ie d ro v e In seven th In­ Picas* sc* Co-Ed. Pag* 8A SLI.O. S u M O K tM i S A N F O R D _ T h e Optimist Club of Sanford recently honored Amanda Cook as their Seminole High School Athlete of the Week. Cook broke the match ace record with a total ol 15 kills and also led the team to three big match wins and accumulated a total of 23 aces, four digs and 10 kills. Cook is shown receiving her award from Optimist Bill 913 310 3 . 1 7 31 323 113 o . 12 20 B u l t r l CkiteUaa CAarcIi Bt ehr Ua S**f :30 U1U* Qulaa. DO* 391 7 1 . 30 13 300 0 1 . « 3 010 004 3 . 7 IS 003 030 3 . a 13 Welborn. Bracco, Wynegar give Oviedo boys a winning attitude I f Jeff Bcrtlnlcks A S S IS T A N T S T O U T S E D IT O R O V IE D O _ O viedo a th le tic tra m s a rc ra rely a ccu sed o f la c k in g a c e r­ tain sen se o f c o c k in e s s . U su ally, th ey have u right to h ave an attitu d e. F o r th e O vied o b oys' v o lle y b a ll team . It's all ab ou t a ltitu d e . A n d th e Lion s h a ve a right to feel a l it ­ tle bit good a b ou t th em selves. "W e h a ve to beat th e b est to p rove w e a re th e b e s t," said s e n io r A n th o n y B racco. "A n d w e ore. W e get c o c k y an d m y p rrson u l a ttitu d e ca n b e o n e o f th e w orst. W e w an t to fin ish th em o ff and th a t's w h at w e th in k w e ca n do." O vied o fin ish ed o ff alm o st e v e r y ­ o n e la st yea r, fin is h in g 20-1 und ta k in g h om e th e u n o fficia l stute t i ­ d e fro m V o lle y F c s t from a rch -riva l Lake M ary. T h e g ra d u a tin g lo s s e s h it h a rd an d th e L io n s stu m b led out o f the g a te to a 3-3 start th is year. T h e re w ere p rob lem s, th ou gh , o ff th e v o lle y b a ll cou rt. T h e team w a sn 't g e ttin g a lo n g a s w e ll as p o s s ib le a n d It sh ow ed In th eir play. F in a lly, c o a ch T im D eZ ego ca lled a tra m m eetin g. "E very o n e w a s sta rtin g to d ivert in to d ifferen t d ire c tio n s ," D eZ ego said. "It a te at u s us a team , but w e started to get o v e r It." B racco added. T h e r e ru m e u point w h ere th ere w ere p ro b le m s on the team . A fte r w e talk ed , w e d erid ed w e had Just o n e goa l and that w a s to w in V o lley F cst. N ow . all o f o u r d iffe re n c e s ure g o n e ." T h e m eetin g h elp ed e v e ry o n e loosen up und got O vied o blurted on u six-gam e w in n in g streak. "W e’re all h avin g u lot m ore fun." said s e n io r Del W y n e g a r." N ow , the IJon s an- on e o f the h ottest team s In C e n tra l F lo rid a and a re utmost a lock to m ake u d efen se at V o lleyF cst next m on th . Part o f the rea son fo r the slo w start w a s u h eavy gra d u a tio n lo s s last year. "L a st yeu r w e dcult w ith p e o p le w h o h ad p layed to g e th e r for so lon g." B ra cco said. "W e all k n ow h ow to d o o u r Jobs n ow but It to o k a few w eek s." "M en ta l m istak es e a rlie r got fr u s ­ tra tin g." W yn egu r added. T a le n t w ise, w e k n o w w e h a ve u good tcum und w e con w in V o lle y F c s t." I f the Lion s d o repeut. W y n e g a r and B racco w ill be tw o o f the keys. S en io r T u rn e r E lliott, argu ab ly the b est p la y er In C en tra l Florida, gets all o f the pu b licity su rro u n d in g the tra m , and h e's a d o m in a tin g force that ca n tuke o v e r u ga m e try h im ­ self. But v o lle y b a ll tak es six p la y e r s Plaaaa see Attitude. Page 6A St An* Wynegar (left) and Anthony Bracco have helped a Ramped Ovtedoj>oys yball team overcome a stumbUng 3-3 .tart to m �OA •Setnmolfl Herald. Santonl. Florida • Tuesday. October 6. 1998 Co-Ed h im self. Continued from Page 5A n ln g m ils to give U<-rr :.'I0 a 7Ti a d v a n ta g e . C a lvin D avis led oil tltc b o t ­ tom ol the seven th In n in g with m In s lile -th e -p a ik lio in e run and I ’attla S o u g r r follnwetl with sin gle. Unities then w on the ga m e as h is blast p lated pln eh i u n ite t S h ay lit ow n nnd In the o ilie r ga m es. M.J.G. scored nine ru ns lit the top o f th e R isl in n in g and held ofT M aron d a H om es, 17-12, and S an ford C h ristia n C h ttrrh w on Us Hrst gam e o f the s e a s o n w ith th e help o f th e m ost e x ­ c itin g p lay In sports, an Insideth e-p a rk grand slam by M ike Plplton e. 20-4, o v e r Rich Plan . Lillie Q u in n , D D S Is n ow 3-0, w h ile D eer :30 and M .J.G . are both 2-1. C o m p le tin g the sta n d in gs arc Rich Plun and S an ford C h ristia n C hurch (both 1-2) and M aron d a H o m es 10-3). Next M on d ay nigh t at l i n e hurst P ark, M aron d a H o m e s tak es on S a n ford C h rist Ian C h u rch at 6 :3 0 p.m .; Rich Plan c h a lle n g e s D eer :30 at 7:30 p .m .; and L illie Q u in n . D D S b a ttles M J .G . at B:30 p.m. P ro vid in g the offen se w ere: M .J.G .: th ree h its _ Ruben G a rcia (tw o d ou b les, tw o nins. five R B I). M ike D ow lin g (dou b le, fo u r runs. RD I), Don All even in Industrial League By Dean Smith H E R A LD S H IR T S E D IT O R S A N F O R D _ Von want parity, w e got p a r ­ ity. A fte r tw o w eek s o f rain ou ts, little h as i h an ged In the C ity o f S an ford R e c re a tio n and P a rk s D ep a rtm en t M en 's Fall Industtla l S lo w P ilch S o ftb a ll Leagu e. Frid ay night at P ln eh u rst Park . In v a c a re <nine u p with tw o ru n s In the Irottoin o f the seven th In n in g to hand B ria r C o rp o ra tio n Its Hist loss o l Ihc season , 14-13. Hut In va ca re m issed un o p p o rtu n ity to take over the lea gu e lead as V a n tn rr ‘cored tlu e e runs In the secon d In n in g to era se a 2-1 deficit an d w en t on t o n 9-4 t r i­ um ph and Its Hrst v ic to ry o f the s e a s o n . W ith the split. In va ca re len ds the lea g u e w ith a 2 2 record, but are virtu a lly tlrd with b o th V a n tn rr nnd Drinr C o rp o ra tio n , w hich n rr both l - l . T ills Frldny n igh t at P ln eh u rst Park , Drinr C o rp o ra tio n p la ys the d o u b leh en d er against In vacare nt 7 p.m . an d V n n ta re at H p.m . P rovid in g the o ffe n s e w ere: In vacare: tw o h its _ R ich ard Q u inn (triple, d ou b le, th ree runs, RDI). C h ris B rooks (tw’o runs): o n e hit _ Ed S a n tos (double, tw o runs, tw o RDI), T h a d d eu s H atch er (dou ble, run. RDI). K ille r L a s h le y (n in . RDI). T o m G ilson and S ta n N lem a n (one n in ea ch ), R obert H all (1-101). D ave Rosas; th ree ru ns _ R obert Redding. B riar C o rp o ra tio n : tw o hits _ Don B a ld ­ win (trip le, d ou b le, th ree R B I). R uben O ard a (trip le, tw o runs. RDI). D on n ie L ively (tw o d ou b les, tw o runs. RDI). M ike D ow lin g (tw o runs). C h ris C a s k ie nnd T o m C o n n e r (one run each ). Dill P revesk : on e hit _ B illy J o h n s o n an d M ike S im p son (on e n in and o n e RDI ea ch ). K eith L atz (tw o RDI). T o m R yan (tw o runs). T o m M an ley (n in ). V a n ta rc: th ree h its _ Guy B eck (R B I): tw o lilts _ Dill C o g b u m (trip le, n u i. tw o RDI). J a m e s C offm a n (dou ble, n in ), II.J . C o rd o n i (n u i); o n e hit _ K en S a u e r nnd Z rb W eb b (on e run and o n e RDI each ). S teve E vans (tw o n in s ). David Lopeta (n in ): on e n in _ F rank Mnnn. In vacare: tw o hits _ C h ris B rook e (tw o n in s ). R ich ard Q u in n (tw o RDI), Ed S a n tos (run). T h n d d eu s H atch er, on e hit _ T o m O llson (n in ). A n gel F igu eroa. W alter llo ls ln g e r. S ta n N lem an . R obert S o est. Briar C M M n l lN |l n n n lavacara V u iu i B ald w in (m n . tw o RDI): tills _ G re g IJtz (d ou b le, tw o tw o (Iw o ru ns and o n e RDI ea ch ). M ary W ells an d J o e C a p u to (on e run and on e RDI e a c li), K arla F in d ley (tw o runs); tw o n in s. RDI _ H eid i W ccce; tw o n m s _ M o n ica T lc h o n o ff. Rich M an: on e hit _ B rent A. (dou ble, ran . R B I). Pam D. and J o h n E. (one RDI ea cli); o n e n u i _ S u san D.. J o h n M .. B ecky W. Lillie Q u in n . D D S: Iw o h its _ Nakla R oberts (h o m e m n . ran. th ree RDI). S am R a in es (h o m e ran. Iw o n in s. Iw o RDI). P au la S on ger. C ra ig M crk erson : o n e hit _ C a lvin D avis (h o m e ran. ran. RB I). T o n y S m ith (d ou b le. RDI), G in a G reen (Iw o runs, R B I). M yriel Reid; o n e ra n _ Shay B row n, B ren d a H a ris fle ld . B eer :30: three h its _ D ave C o ss (ra n ): tw o h its _ Pau la R itch ey (Iw o runs); o n e h it _ R oland J c m lg a n (ran , tw o RD I). S h errie W ilk ie (ra n . R B I). J e rry D lD a rio lo (tw o RD I). J o y W e a v e r (ran), J o e D lD a rio lo . S ie v e M arra. C a th y Lynn, N i­ co le G oyette; o n e ran. on e RDI _ V ic D lD a rio lo . runs. RD I). M ik e S im p so n (tw o runs. RDI). Dan G ill (n in ): on e lilt _ T ra c y R h od es (d ou b le). T r r r ie G tll (Iw o m n s ). A lis o n B a x ter and H r a th r r S orvas (on e RDI ea ch ). T e e B a ld w in . Lisa C la u sscn : tw o nm s _ S ta c y (d io d e s ; one mn _ M elissa Lltz. M aron d a H om es: fo u r tills • K en n y M iller (tw o dou b les, th ree n m s . RD I); th ree hits _ J e ff J e n o v rs c : tw o lilts _ L ori Poe (dou b le. Iw o m n s , tw o RDI). M lc h r llr C a rro ll (dou ble, m n . RDI). S ie v e P a trick (m n . (w o RDI). Ron P lu in in rr (tw o RDI); o n e hit _ S h eila M u m m er (m n . RDI), Rod P ech a rt and R irk L a w ren ce (o n e ltDI each ). J oyrc L n w rru cr (ra n ). R ick K n sn id : Iw o n in s _ J a ck ie K n sm d : on e n u i _ M ike Poczlk. San ford C h ris tia n C h u rch : Ih rrc h its _ M ike S u rro (tw o n m s ); tw o tills _ M ik e P lp lto n e (gran d slam , th ree n m s. four RDI). R icky W ells (tw o d ou bles, three n m s . tw o RDI); o n e lilt _ K elly D any and R ich ard M artin 343 3 0 1 3 . 1 3 19 870 000 3 . 14 11 300 030 0 . 4 13 133 030 i . « 13 Sunniland still undefeated in W o m e n ’s softball Dy Dean Smith H E R A LD SI*O RTS E D IT O R S A N F O R D _ S u n n ilan d C o r|Mirutlon rem ain ed u n defeated and C u rt's Alley-cat's g ra b b e d •iccond p lace In a ction from the C ity o f San ford R rc re a tlo n and Parks W o m rn 's Fall S lo w tilt h S oil ball L eagu e Inst lu c s d a y at Ptnehu rst l*ark. Klin M yers d ou b led In th ree n m s d u rin g a d ve-n m third In ­ ning us Su nnllu nd C o rp o ra tio n broke a 2-2 tie and w ent on to a IQ-r» triu m ph o v e r O rla n d o I »odge. C u rt’s A lle y c a ts had little trou b le In d is p o s in g o f F ly e rs W in gs A G rill In a b a ttle o f 2-1 ••quads an C u rt’s scored six n m s In the first In n in g and Inin ru ns In the seco n d In n in g to lead 1 0 -1 nnd co a sted to a 14-2 victory. In the o th e r ga m e, the S h a rk s p u l M In to a He fo r •hit* place, using a six-run ihirft tuning Eu puM away from V a u g h a n In corp ora ted . 17-4. S u nu lLu id C o rp o ra tio n Is now 3-1, w h ile C u rl's A lle y c a ts Is 3 - 1 nnd Flyers W in gs A G rill and the S h ark s are b oth 2-2. F o llo w in g th e lea d ers are C v t i A U t fu t i H f t s Wlmf* 9 Ortll Bfcmrta 039 4 9 . 17 19 V i a p u l i M m n l r i 001 13 . 4 19 a u u D u lC w y . OriaaSa DU p C H IC A G O _ E ddie P erez g reeted re lie v e r Rod D eck w ith a gran d slam os th e A tla n ta B raves fin ish ed ofT a th ree-ga m e sw eep o f th e C h ic a g o C ubs. 6-2. S atu rday night tn the N a tio n a l Leagu e D ivision a l S eries. G reg M addox sca ttered seven h its o ver the Hist seven in n in gs and d ou b led an d scored A t ­ lan ta's first nui an d K erry L ig tcn b erg worked tw o scoreless In n in gs to clo se out the C ubs. T h e B raves w ill b e Joined In the B est-of-S cvcn N a tion a l League C h a m p io n s h ip S c rie s by the in rm cm cvtT count 07 TNS BI9MTBSNTN JUDICIAL CMC OfT M AND SOW S9UMOL8 COUNTY, FLONIOA CASS NOl 98-4998-99-Of-K P i U a jO H N f t S o t lT O . MmoMt/HuibMf, and CAN0I0A BARBARA CAUMANO. Raapondant/WiU NO TICS O f ACTION o r DISSOLUTION Or HA8NIAOS fO CANDIDA BARBARA CAUMANO * d d r,ii Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Pair) ton for Diaaolutlon ol your Marnaga hat boon Mad and commancad m Out Court and you ara raquitad la aarya a copy ol your wrHIon dolanaoa, 4 any. on NERV 0. WINTER, ESO . Altornty lor Ih t Palitionar, whoa# addrtaa It 900 For VaMoy Dti*a. tuna >01. long wood. Florida 11779. and whota laltphont numbar la I40F) 045-4400. and Ilia tha original wilh tha Clark ol tha jbo.a tiyiad Court on or batara NOVEMBER 4th, I t 51 othaiwiaa a dafautt wilt ba antarad agawial you lor tha rahat prayad lor in iho Pal it ion for Oiituiullon of Marriaga lhi« Nulica than ba publithad onca each waak lor lour (4) contacuDvo wookt In Tha S-rmnola Hat aid WARNINQ: RULE I f f i t . Honda Family Lawt Rulat ol FtocaJuto. REQUIRES CERTAIN AUTOMATIC DISCLOSURE OF DOCUMENTS AND INFORMA­ TION FAILURE TO COMPLY CAN RESULT IN SANCTIONS. IN I IIOiNO DISMISSAL OR SIN M K1 OF PLEAOINOS t.UN LoS my hand and aaal of Court on SLPILMBER 30. IM S MAIIVANNE MORSE CLLRK OF THE COURT By Nancy R Wintar Deputy Clark PUBLISH; Octobar 4. 13. fO. >7. 1948 OLW-44 308 913 1 . 1 8 18 033 OOP 1 . 8 10 Vaughan Incorporated (1-3) nnd Orlando Dodge (0-4). Tonight at Plnehurst Park. Flyers Wings A Grill battles the Shurks nt 6:30 p.m.; Vaughn Incorporated challenges Sun­ niland Corporation at 7:30 p.m.; nnd Orlando Dodge Inrklcs Curt's Alleycats at 8:30 p.m. Providing the ofTensc were: Curt's Alleycats: two hits _ Becky Simpson (three runs. RDI). Anne Ortrme. Barbie Bartels and Kim Curtis (two nins and one RDI each). Sue Nlckell (run). Sharon Ritchie (RDI), Leah Sparrow: one hit _ Dee Walden (double, run. two RDI). Deena Flamm (run, two -«Btfc-Ka4hy KMngensmith (two runs), Jodi Johnson. Flyrrs Wings A Grill: one hit _ Paula Songer (triple, run). Lucy Sellers (RDI). Lori Poe. Drrnda Harisfleld: one run _ Shay Drown; one RDI _ Chris Baseball playoffs Legal Notices 943 0 0 1 . 1 4 19 100 010 . 3 4 Legal Notices •tones or A m W I D O N PON TAX 9980 NOTICE IS HEREBY OJV1N that Jlmrnia R Enhngar. Emily V EaHagar, tha kaldrf al tha toRowIng cortlNoala(a) hat Mad aaM carbSealaft) tar a la a daad la ba laauad thaman The carUhcata numbarfa) and yaarft) ol laauonco. tha doacrlgbon of Iho proparty, and Iho namoft) In which li wat ataattad la/am at tollowa' Cartlltctla No: H i t Yaar ol laauonco 1991 Oatcrtpuen ol Pr aparty LEO SEC IS TWP >18 ROE H E N >35 FT OF W 155 4 FT OF NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 Namaa In which atacacad Juan Adrtaltco AS ol aaid prop­ erly being In tha County ol Sanknola, Stale #1 Florida Unteaa aucti certlhcate<t| ehaH ba redeemed according lo law. the property deaertbod In auch carnltcala(a) will ba told to Iho higheti bidder at Iho watt lionl door. fam nola County Courlhouto. Sanlord, Florida, on Iho 24th d ty ol Oclobor. ISM . tl 11.00 am Payment ol Sal# loo. apgticoMo documentary atamp la tee and recording teat am required lo ba paid by Iho auccattlul bidder at tha talo. Full payment ol an amount equal to the highe»( bid it duo within 14 hourt allot tha advertited tuna ol the tala AN payment! than ba caeh or guaraalaad iaatrumant. made payable lo tha Clark ol Iho Circuit Court Oalad thla ilh day ol Septamber. 1554 (Saal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Shirley C Hargett Deoutw CUrk Publiih Sept I I . f t . >9 4 Oct 4. IM S DEU-113 Clark. Shurks: three hits _ Teresa llowdyshell (m n. two RDI): two hits _ Sheila Sanders (home run. two runs, three RDI). Deborah Manfredl (three runs. RDI). Gloria Eflrd (two mns. RDI). Kathy Spellman (three RDI); one hit _ Debbie lluss (double, run. two RDI), Denise Stallings (three runs. RBII. Tanya Geiger and Robin Bishop (two runs each). Patty Polly (run). Vaughan Incorporated: three hits _ Bree Davis; two lilts _ Sondala Chaplin (run. two RBI). Lynn W ebb (run. RDI). Cindy Giles (run). Luanne Maclsaac: one hit _ Mamie Burkett (run). LU Turner. Sunniland Corporation: four hits _ Carol Cranlck (two runs. RBI): two hits _ Donna Klein (double, two runs. RDI). Kim Myers (double, run. three RDI). Ann Lanza (three runs), Becky McCaman (two RBI). Sue B a ­ rley: one hit _ Teresa Ftnck (two runs. RDI). Dlno Wilson (run. RDI). Mlcki Lewis and Barb Martin (one run each); two runs, one RDI _ Belinda Anderson. Orlando Dodge: two hits _ San Diego Padres, who ousted the Houston A s ­ tros with a 2-1 victory on Jim Lcyriti's home run and the pitching of Kevin Brown and Trevor HofTman on Saturday and beat Randy Johnson for the second time. 6-1. on Sunday. The NLCS will open on Wednesday at At­ lanta's Turner Field starting at 8 p.m. The game wtll be on FOX 35. The American League Championship Series begins today at 8 p.m. on WESH 2 with the New York Yankees, and David Wells, hosting the Cleveland Indians and Jared Wright at Yankee Stadium. Game 2 of the ALCS will be played on Wednesday at 4 p.m. on ESPN. Sanford Youth Basketball SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department. In association with the Winning Ways Basketball Academy at Sanford, will hold the Official Sign-Up Day this Saturday. October 10th at Just For Feet In the Seminole Towne Mall to kick off the Fall Youth Basketball League. There will be prizes and giveaways, plus a "Beat the coach* contest. Anyone who beats the coach (Barry Mestel) in a free throw shooting contest will be entered Into a drawing for three different prizes. The grand prize Is a pair of Reebok basketball shoes valued at $85. Boys and girls between the ages of kindergar­ ten through high school are encouraged to a t­ tend the event which will run from 10 n.m. to 6 p.m. The cost to register Is $20 and Individuals must bring a birth certificate. Player placement day will be on Saturday. Oc­ tober 31st at Sanford Middle School and Jam-' boree/Openlng Ceremonies will be held at S an ­ ford Middle School on Saturday, November 14th. The season will begin on November 21st. For Information, call the Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697. C C W Wrestling in Sanford SANFORD _ The Sanford Police Explorers i be sponsoring C C W (Continental Champions Wrestling) Professional Wrestling on Wedr dsy. October 14th at the Sanford Civic Ccntc T h eresa B rook s (dou b le, nin. RDI). Pat T ro w b rid g e and P a ­ tricia T illm a n (on e urn ea ch ); on e hit _ Dot G u ess (dou ble, run). M arie B yrd (dou b le), D enlcc Byrd (R D I). G lo ria B easley: on e run _ Shondn B ryan t. Handrix An And Furniture For Froo Eatfli Pick U p a n d D elivery C e ll D a y o r N igh t "A Christian Dusli Attitude------- 1030 W. S lat* Rd. 434 • Oviedo (2 Milos W est of O viedo ) C o n t in u e d fr o m P a g e 5 A and W y n e g a r und D rn cco have b een tw o o f th e Lion s w h o toll In the sh u dow s d e s p ite s u ­ p erior cITorlB. W yn ega r Is 6 -fo o t-5 and can d o m in a te at th e net and D racco. d e s p ite h is 5 -fo o t-1 1 h eigh t w h ich h e th in k s w ill keep h im out o f c o lle g e , p la y s w ay a b o ve th e net an d h as the Ore that sp a rk s th e team . Neither has played the game for long. Dracco was a fresh­ man when his sister asked him to try out for the team. A year later. Wynegar gave up basket­ ball to play for DeZego. Since then. Dracco and Wynegar have played summer volleyball for the Orlando Oold club team and earned their niche as unsung stars on a tal­ ented team. "Those two are our unsung heroes.* DeZego said. T u rn e r gets all of the limelight, but you don't win with Just one player. They are the ones who keep us going and they are a major porilon of our team * O f course they still have a lit­ tle matter of revenge against Lake Mary. The Rams have been tough all season and are. along with Dr. Phillips, the fa­ vorites In VolleyFest next month. Three weeks ago. Lake Mary beat Oviedo In two games. In two weeks. Lake Mary has to go Into the Lion's Den. \tyne* gar and Drareo said the crowd might not be the boisterous group that normally raises the roof since Hie game comes during fall break, but the Lions still wont to get back for this season’s loss and a loss last year that was their only blem ­ ish. ‘Out of all the nights I re­ member playing volleyball.* Dracco said. *1 still remember losing to Lake Mary last year the most. When (former Ram and current Penn State starter) Jason Hawkins slammed the last shot. It hit me In the chest. I'll never forget It.* Sounds like Bracco, and the rest of Ihc Lions, have an atti­ tude. (407) 365*4171 (407) 365 F L U . 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