34 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/585dcc203e6e82df755550a22c84fb5b.pdf f74ba325575712907a725f9fc43208af PDF Text Text SEM IN O LE LIFE... 1C ALTER HOURS...PAGE 4B It’s sum m er, so it G a lle ry m ust be H e a th ro w b re a k s sports cam p ‘ new g ro u n d ’ LAKE MARY ALL-STAR L ITTL E LEAQUE BASEBALL....SPORTS 1B Seminole Herald Fireworks canceled Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 Will YEAR, No. 225 By R ubs W hite IIKKAI.I) STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Due Friday af­ ternoon. Mayor Lnny Dale SUNDAY. JULY 5, 1998 anrret I wllh l hose connected with the city's July I Celebra­ tion that he should eanrel the fireworks event and other planned arttvltles. The Seminole County Public Safety Division advised those in charge to cancel fireworks events at Cranes Roost. Hear Dike and Chuluota. •p's ton big a chance to lake.” Dale said. "It Is a time Florida On Fire By David Fraxlcr IIKKALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY Keeping an eye out on poten­ tial lire danger, the Seminole County ShrrtfTs Ofllce Special Operations continues helicop­ ter (lights over Ihe rouniy to help ensure ihe populace safely, and aid other counties In the fight lo control Ihe blazes. Under the command of Capt. Hill Armstrong, the unit con­ sists of a marine learn and an air leant. The operations have been up and running since May. 1995. A pilot's tisunl rou­ tine Is helping Ihe sheriff's of­ fice In patrolling Ihe county. Now. members of the Special 0|>rrailons Unit not only per­ form their regular job. bin are currently assisting wllh several operations Involving the recent outbreak of flrrs. Because of the crisis, the shlfl for the op­ erations Is nearly around the H u m h e Firs. Fags BA _____________ 7 5 C s n t S lor discretion to be tbr belter pail ol valor. We didn’t want In have the slightest chance of setting oil another fire to one of our buildings or anything else." Dale said the mosl con­ vincing plea came from Ihe fireworks shooter who ex­ pressed he was concerned alMiul the danger. 'I told him If hr was nervous, that was good enough for me," Dale said. The fireworks wrrr to have been shnl Into Dike Monroe, bul even tills didn't assure there would lie no accidents. P U m * h i fir* w orts. h | i 0A D e m o c ra ts , the p a r t y ’s o v e r, f o r n o w By Russ White HERALD STAFF WRITER Capt. Bill Armstrong, wttn tha Saminola County Sheriff's Oftica, points to fir# hot spots in Flagl«r. Volusia and Brtvard counties SEMINOLE COUNTY • lire 01.000 registered Democrats of Seminole County unwillingly have Irccome members ol a Dead Democrats Society lost souls without anyone to vote for on election day or sup|Ntrl In ollirc. Republicans have a Irak on .ill ol the county's elected positions, and there won’t hr changes anytime scam All lour candidates in this year's county commission race are Kcpublirans and all six running lor the srhrail board are Republicans Drtma-ralx don't even gel lo vote - everything will lie over In Ihe primaries Dir sheriff, the lax collector, properly ap­ praiser. r lerk of the court and supervisor ol elections are all Republicans. Five Florida Stair representatives from the area are Krpnbllcuns and three of four Stair senators are Republi­ cans. Six of the seven mayors In lhr county are Republicans. •|l s come lo lire point that the best way lor the DemocratIr party lo gel hold of Itself will be lo lose the gubernatorial rarr." said former P lt iN I m Democrats. Fags BA Formor Democratic party head. James Purdy vtsfts with Rick DanUlor, Democratic candidate for R. gov. D eputies to m on itor h o lid ay boatin g, teach class Parks & Rec. masting LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary Parks & Recreation Advisory Hoard will meet Monday. July G. beginning at 7 p.m. Rems on the agenda Include an up­ date on the Lake Mary Water Safety ordinance. and a budget update. Old business presented for continued discussion and con­ sideration Include herns per­ taining to Ihe city 25th anni­ versary. the "Spruce Up/CIcan Up your Curb’ campaign and mntters pertaining lo various grants which might be avail­ able. The meeting will be held In the commission chambers of Lake Mary city hall. 100 North Country Club Road. Swimming gamss ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Sunshine State Games Syn­ chronized Swimming competi­ tion will be held July 10 through 12 at Lake Brantley Aquullc Center In Altamonte Springs. For additional Infor­ mation phone 862-2207. Please eee Briefs, Page SA INDEX A fterH o u re.......... 4B Business ............. 2A C lassified . . . BB-7B Com ics ................BB Ds B o m b ............. BA Dear Abby ......... 5C E ditorial ............. 4A H ealth A Fitness .2C O b itu a r ie s ......... BA People ........... 3C-5C P olice Briefs . . . . BA S p o r ts ..............1C-3C Bp Skirt Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR LAKE MARY • If you are on the water this holiday week­ end. keep your eye lo Ihe sky. The sheriff might be watch­ ing you. *Wc'll be moving around." said Capt. Hill Armstrong, commander of Ihe Seminole County Sheriffs Ofllce Sperlal Operations Division und the Marine Enforcement Unit. Armstrong sold there will be zero tolerance this weekend for speeding und HUI. boating un­ der the Influence, open con­ tainer and equipment viola­ tions and no wake zones. The sheriffs ofllce will be In the air. with one or two heli­ copters (one will be assisting with Ihe fire fight In Flagler County), und on the sea (Ihe St. Johns River and larger county lakes) with two patrol boats. At this time of year, water safrly Is a conrrm lo both the sheriffs ofTlre and lo residents who live on the county's many lakes. In Lake Mury, residents who live along Ihe shore of Ulg Lake Mary have expressed safely concerns wllh regard to In­ creased boat traffic. A petition has been tendered, asking for regulation of water- craft arttvltles on Ihe 90-acre lake. Apprised of the petition. Po­ lice Chief Richard Heary re­ sponded lo City Manager John LUton tn a memorandum stal­ ing that the city should focus on education and enforcement rather than formulaic u elly ordlnnnrc to regulate boat traffic. "Because we do not have the resources (boat, rtr.) to prop­ erly conduct enforcement op­ erations," Heary wrote In his memo, ‘ we requeslled) the asststunce of Ihe sheriff's offlrr. They have Ihe equipment and expertise tn marine enforce­ ment." Heary also recommended asking the sheriffs office to conduct a safe boating class for lakcfront properly owners und their families. The cluss will be held on Wednesday. July H. at 7 p.m. In the city commission chambers. Deputy Dave O'Conner will conduct (he class which will Include typical and common rules und marine statutes and Ihe safe operation of any type of water craft. Deputy Mark Fore (left) end Aircraft Commander John Stewart will bo on petrol In the air on the water this inraaksnd. The deputy will also address Issues specific lo personal wa­ ter craft and ski bouts. Armstrong said he will adress how and when enforce­ ment Is applied. Violation of murine studies Is a misde­ meanor. wllh a line of up lo $500. "Typically we write citations." said Armstrong, ‘ bill (vlolutors) HereM Ptieto by Tommy Vincent can be arrested." Armstrong said the rcul problem areas are on Hear Lake. Dike Brantley and parts of the Si. Johns. ‘ We really ha­ ven't received that many com ­ plaints (from Lake Mary)," said Armstrong. Hcary said, ‘ Stale boating Flees# Bee Bootleg. Peg# BA C a t c h in g th e s p ir it o f v o lu n t e e n s m By Nick Pfslfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Even though a person may really go all-out lo help his or her fellow man. (here are times when additional as­ sistance Is needed. Such Is the case with Wlglnlon Fire Sprinklers. Inc., which came to the aide of Jean Melts und the newly expanded facility to feed the hungry. The Soup Kitchen was founded by Melts of Seminole Volunteer Enterprises lo feed anyone who needs help. Melts, working with state and local authorities and oilier volunteer groups, organizes, coordinates, procures trucking, communications, offer­ ings. creates packages, and distributes W e a th e r............... 2A time to In­ stall a spunkier system tor a non­ profit agency that provides food. food to those In need....all free. Hut problems do arise. Metis' project has hud long standing support from the City of Sanford, but Ihe recent expansion In the old brick warehouse building al 407 West Fourth Street In Sanford, made It neces­ sary for a complete state-of-the-art sprin­ kler system lo be Instullcd. To ihe rescue came Wlgtnton Fire Sprin­ klers. a 30-year old Longwood based com­ pany. Wlglnlon's lop management loured the new faclllly while II was under renova­ tion. Alan Wlglnlon. executive rice presi­ dent of Sales and Marketing said, ‘ We've got lo gel this lady's building sprtnklered. und we're going lo do It Just like Mrs. Metis docs....wtlh unselfish voluntccrlsm.’ * On Saturday. June 27. 23 volunteers from Wlglnlon showed up at the facility and undertook the Installation, along with assistance from work-release prisoners from the John E. Polk Correctional Facil­ ity. Over Ihe past three months. Wlglnlon management and employees have volun­ teered design, drafting, permuting exper­ tise. coordination, fabrication, material delivery to the project, and finally the manpower lo Install Ihe system. Wlglnlon was also Instrumental In ob­ taining donated materials from Quality Fabrication fk Supply, also of Longwood. Tlie Hrta^ Corporation of Sanford donated PMs m M i Sprinkler, Page BA % I �2A - Seminole Herald. S.mlord. Flondi 1 •Sunday. July 5. 1998 Business YO U R N E W S P A P E R m ill GET M O N EY NOW! 1*8 • I «• t > • Internet Access for FREE? Tired of Paying for Your Internet Account? Access Th e Secrets To Receiving T h e Internet For Freelll Plus 200,000 Freeware And Shareware Programsll! P ete , $2.99 per min. • Must be 18 yrs. • Serv-U (619) 6454434 ; Sm ulchetki Two promoted at Harper Mechanical Mora than locally FLORIDA - With offices In both Sanford and Lake Mnry. Huntington National Dank this week lias announced the opening of 60 more banking offices, doubling Its presence In Florida. The announcement comes on the heals of another announcement on June 26 that Huntington lias com­ pleted Its acquisition of the former Harnett banking ofTlces from NationsBank Corpora­ tion. SANFORD • Petr Smulchcskl has been promoted to Senior Project EnKInccrut Harper Mechanical. He has been with Harper for 18 years and will oversee business development, estimating and assisting In project management. Gene Sikes lias been with ’ Harper for over 30 years. He has been promoted to Special Projects Manager responsible for business development, es­ timating and project develop­ ment. Harper Mechunteul Corporation, established In 1911. is located at 5401 Benchmark Lane. SANFORD - Workers Tempo rury Stalling. Inc., one of Cen­ tral Florida's largest tempo­ rary staffing agencies, will open new odlces In Sanford and Tampa before Ihe end of this summer. H ie company currently has 15 ofTlces state­ wide. LONGWOOD - James P. Sherry’ of Dearborn Electro n; les In Longwood, Iras returned from the Inaugural Congres­ sional Small Business Summit ' held on June 18 and 19 In Washington D.C. He was one of 500 delegates from around the nation who gathered to debate ■Issues of major concern to the small-business community and . develop a list o f legislative pri­ orities for congressional ac­ tion. Sherry’ and other leading ' small-business owners were •chosen os delegates by mem'bers of Congress or national small business organizations. Mark Lang, president of (he 7-year-old company an­ nounced he Is also planning to start a building trades appren­ tice program to train young workers for Central Florida's booming construction Indus­ try. He said the plan should kick olT In the area within the next 90 days. N«w facilities LONGWOOD • Realvest Part ners, Inc., and Freese Devel opment Corp. Have started work on the Longwood tndus•trial- Center.—n -95.000 square foot warehouse and distribu­ tion center on State Road 427 In Longwood. HEATHROW • Strong and sustained -growth-4 a - t h e -l ake- Mary area has reportedly fu­ eled the sale o f professional office sites at BayTTee. one and a half miles east of Inter* statc-4 on Lake Mary Boule­ vard. Only four ofllce sites re ­ main of the 25 developed a year ago. Stirling International Realty owner Roger Soderstrom said he Isn't surprised. He said since Stirling signed on as ex­ clusive sales and marketing representative at BayTree. demand for sites Iras been phenomenal. ’ Lake Mary ts one of the most popular re ­ gions In Central Florida,* he added. Realvest President George Livingston said that with more thnn a million square feet of speculative Industrial devel­ opment unnouncc or under­ way In Central Florida at the present lime, Realvest took the route and secured long term lease commitments for more than 80 percent of avail­ able space at Longwood Indus­ trial Center before starting construction. Construction la expected to be completed by this fall. BUSIN ESS • A U TO • H O M E • LIFE • HEALTH C O M P L E T E IN S U R A N C E C O V E R A G E T h e fie w te fT CMk a i I 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 3M 7 r m i d ih le I NSURANCE GROUP M e l Ius frc ei H u m s nm * Lake Mary Since 1974 S e m i n o l e H e r a ld “Serving Seminole County Since IV08" Sunday, July 5.1998 • Vol. 90, No. 225 Published: Daily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by RepuMc Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 asrrunoH EUcnnsl • Puttstwr ?^u u m oN B * * B#nn,n Ma^Sstawv Margaret Staley a Push ■Business Manager gionnjBournw •Manager r D n r ,1* L^ ty J ^ f ' Ed<0> paoouCTION Frank Vuftokne • Manager Peggy Beehner Oena Buker • Operations FndM Haimera a ™ * SnWh Cheryl Snvth PRESS S STRtPPWQ Robert 'Skip' Cowan Mark Savor* Be Egan Jack E FUchte Elwm TyrreS. Jr. • Head Pressman tt Staley la Mom. Spiegel RTtSMO w C o. Werner - Manager 1Slooe •*F *0 *r Dagie D *™ * Snan BttxJie Don* Oetneri David Frazier Jeana Hughe* Courtney Leflew Nek Ptekaui Dean Srrvm Tommy Vincent Susan Wanner Rum White cal Postag* Paid at Sanlord. Fiona* mow oy aiw aooi" Arthur tho Anrdvark ontortalnod 100s o( children. Including Meghen and Blako Lacoy, who wore present at tho grand opening. Sales Associate Jen­ nifer Hotfman (nght) watches ovor tho fun. FULL Entertain your brain at the W M F E Store o f Knowledge Special to the Herald SANFORD - The WMFE Store of Knowledge openrd last weekend al Seminole Towne Center In Sanford. In on effort to bring enter­ taining and educational prod­ ucts to the WMFE audience, this new store will offer view­ ers a third dimension to public television. The 4.400 square foot store will feature more thnn 4,500 games, puzzles, videos, computer software programs, hobby kits and more. In addition to the selcc-TMrrnmiMrhntidfiie available, the store will provide products directly reluted to WMFE pro­ gramming. stores nationwide, with plans to expand to 70 stores by No­ vember. The grand opening celebra­ tion nt Seminole Towne Center featured ’ Arthur the Aardvurk*. daytime Emmy Award winner (PDS series 'Arthur') and 9- year-old Alejandro Ramirez. 1998 Junior Pan Amrrlrun Chess Champion. Ramirez. an Altamonte Springs resident, will travel to Spain In November to compete In-the World - Junior - Chess Chtuiipihnship. •'*"* " ' «» •" " i I’ m j,'»')rtl w iv h \ l!B SO 439 00 178 00 424 00 $4800 $9600 Florida Residents add 7% MW* ta* to above rale* Newipapen. Inc. D ETAIL S P E C I A L G iv e Y o u r C u s to m P a in t T h e T.L~C. I t D e s e rv e s h e A H o u r s ••• r>v Stephen Stcck. president tuid chief executive officer of WMFE. noted ’ the primary motivation for Ute stations of WMFE venturing Into such a retail Initiative is to advance the awareness o f the station In yet another manner to capi­ talize on distinctive retail merchandise compatible with the educational and Informa­ tive programming themes found on WMFE. "Wc are thrilled to have the opportunity to open this new store In Seminole Towne Cen­ ter and are proud of our new association with WMFE,” said Kris Terrill, executive vice president and chief operating officer for Store of Knowledge. Tt seems a perfect match to welcome the WMFE Store of Knowledge to the fastest growing center of education and technology In the State of Florida.’ said Seminole County Public Schools superinten­ dent, Paul Hagerty Ph.D. Tt'a a positive resource of knowledge for stimulating and educating the minds of our children.” WMFE Store of Knowledge selection of merchandise spans more than 50 subjects from science and history to cooking and gardening. The new store ts located on the upper level, between the food court and Scars. The Store of Knowledge ta a retail chain affiliated with more than 25 public broad­ casting stations across the country. Store of Knowledge. Inc. currently operates 54 . 1i 1. A ^^7 M mI w f f l J VI i t • • • • Subscription Rates (Oaky 4 Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Ytar Republic UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT whq New offices Congressional summit ; 1 -9 0 0 -3 2 9 -1 2 9 3 K X Ti 3028 PRICES QUALITY VALUE SELECTION C E R A M IC TILE - Savings Bunds # America’s favorite ^ wav to save! 2013 Hwy. 17-02 • Sanford ( 2 Blocks North of Airport Btvd.) Naxt to City Electric and Enterprise Leasing) (2 Ml. N. of Flea Market) f �i Sominola Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, July S, 1098 •3 A ALEX FINCH - ATTORNEY AT LAW P«tty thaft Dennis Hill. 19, o f 244 Crown Oaks Way, Longwood, was arrrsied Thursday. June 18. by Seminole County deputies. Hill was charged with petty theft and was arrested at the above address. Hill allegedly took neighbor’s purse. Lany Robinson, J r „ 24. o f 1335 Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, wns nrrested Thursday, June 18, by Sanford police. Robin­ son was charged with burglary nnd petty/grand theft (attempted). Robinson was a r rested In the 2500 block of Myrtle Avenue. Robinson alleg­ edly tried to remove an air conditioning unit with a tire iron. Robinson supposedly had two accomplices that got away. Child abuaa Randy Lewis, 44, o f 2930 Jewett Lane. Sanford, was a r­ rested Wednesday. July I. by Seminole County deputies. Le­ wis was charged with aggra­ vated child abuse, aggravated assault, battery, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Lewis was anrsted at the above address. Lewis allegedly threatened his family with a shotgun, pulled his wife's hslr and spit in her face. R e s is tin g a r m t William Kirby. 43. o f 1912 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday. June 30. by Sanford police. Kirby was charged with resisting without violence, and was arrested In the 500 block o f East 7th Street. Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Walter Collier, 43, o f 1788 Dell Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday, June 30, by Sanford police. Collier was charged with resisting without violence and possession o f dnig paraphernalia. Collier was arrested In (he 1000 block o f West 9th Street. Battery Charles Peel, 21. o f 105 Trina Lane, Winter Springs, was arrested Thursday, June 18, by Winter Springs police. Peel was charged with battery Joseph Sarvis. 44. o f 2950 Lagoon Dr.. Oviedo, was urrested Thursday. June 25. by Sanford police. Sarvis was Briefs 1A Solid watto coramlttM SANFORD • The City o f San­ ford Solid Waste Request for Proposal Review Com m ittee will meet Tuesday. July 7 b e ­ ginning at 9:30 a.m.. In the city manager’s conference room at Sanford City Hall. The committee will select a chairman, establish a criteria for the review process o f the proposals and establish a schedule for future meetings charged with battery and tres­ passing. Sarvis was arrested In the 1500 block o f South French Avenue. Attempting to leave. Sarvis ullegedly pushed grocery store security In the chest. Assault Douglas Mitchell. 28, o f 2930 Halley Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday, June 18, by Seminole County deputies. Mitchell was charged with a s ­ sault and was arrested at the above address. Mitchell alleg­ edly acted as If he were going to gm b victim by Ihc arms. Stolen property Reginald Hookman. 28, of 812 Locust Ave., Sanford, was arrested Tuesday. June .’10, by Sanford police. Hookman was charged with drnllng In stolen Citlnns Advisory SANFORD • The Sanford Citizen's Advisory Hoard will meet Wednesday, July 8. b e ­ ginning at 7 p.m. in the city commission conference room, first floor, at Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue. No specific Items have been listed on the prelim inary agenda for the meeting. v w i Iw >. ' * 'T P ’l k lJ V TWUftte/i V Divorce. General Civil, Criminal DefemeffufTIc/DUI. Contracts, Corporations, Personal Injury, Wills. Probate, Guanlianthipt Don’ t pay high prices for attorneys or settle for nnUeemcd paralegal representation! tin MMt •>mm m t p m tmm* rnmm aw m*M mt m I m V tana yea bn tutor- ATTN: C H RISTIA N S 11 iia : Celebration! Sanford July 4fh if the corner of Myrtle 8c Park Food. Drinks and music 4-9 a Lowest rates and i guaranteed work 24-Mar Monaatioa(4f7) 245-7MC T3 fairs u s r i r w i 'Glory Crawi of Life Jem M iib lrto Rocky Ridge Ranch Prod. 1-8*537-8796 “AFFORDABLE HOME OWNERSHIP" lut'd of Renting1 M ONSTER DEBT ? t Quaiii, IS ­ • •Mfcraptey • OK • Ha CradH History * OK • Lass tkaa Period Credit - OK Vse sfeaese aeSwat NFM toys M 1-8(1-8(9-7822 >< place of their own In the Ptggly-wiggly shopping center County Road 434. That place was lost , and so was the m o­ mentum by the Democrats. T h e Democrats used to be the power here." said Mike Hattaway, a longtime Democrat who recently switched to the Republican camp. They won elections In the primaries like llie Republicans do now. But Suarez sold he became very they destroyed themselves by frustrated when he tried to get splitting Into different factions. appointments for area Demo­ As a result they slid out o f con­ crats and keep money to build trol. It began at the start of the the party. "We had on ex­ 1970s. It hasn't been over­ tremely successful regional night." convention at UCF but every­ Ilattawuy said that once thing we raised went to T a lla ­ Stelllng Is now one of 90.511 upon a time the so-named hassee." he said. "Everything registered Seminole County DlxtrCrats or Doll Weevils was run from the lop until Republicans. ’ I really believe formed a very conservative there was no one In the people Uke our philosophies." Democratic Party o f the South. i. People wers Urod o f • Stelllng said. T h i s - Is a fairt)| "When you looked at what they out pamphlets or were doing, these conservative dng." publican county. Just like the Democrats mid Republicans "W fV e become the moat Inm ajority o f connnea in- the weren't that much different.." ebgnito group in the county." state." he said. said Paul Partyka, a Democrat Where have all the Seminole "Now, these conservative who Is mayor of Winter County Democra ts gone? Democrats have become Re­ Springs. *lt's to the point that T h a t's what we’re asking our* publicans. That's where the people are asking if there ia says James R. Purdy, . power and leadership Is. Th is such a thing as a Democratic Seminole County county has prospered with Re­ Party here? And when will Democratic chairman. *WeVe publican leadership. I believe there be one?" been our own worst enemy. the leaden are doing a good T h ere's only one team In the The decline is a natural proc­ Job," Hattaway said. trrrtlory • the Republican ess but in this case the natural Partyka says some o f the team," said County Commis­ process was assisted. It will Republicans have done a good sioner Win Adams, a Repubtltake some doing to turn It job. "I've known Randy Morris ; can-turned-Democrat-returned around." for a long time and I respect ; Republican. Adams ran as a It distresses Purdy how the his ability and his accom ­ Republican 4 years ago to topapathy set In. and he blames plishments," Partyka said. . pie Democratic Incumbent state Democratic Party leaders "Many o f his philosophies are . Larry Furlong. Wisely, Furlong for causing the crisis. T h e r e very much Uke my own. In fact, then earned a position on the a n no Inducements to bring many o f today's Democrats and School Board aa a Republican. new people aboard." he said. Republicans do think alike, School Board member Bob Purdy said the a n a Demo­ Where I agree with Randy Mor­ Goff scoffs at Furlong, saying. crats w e n once very active. ris, I may differ, though, with "He's still a dally Democrat at They began meeting In kitch­ someone like Grant Malay." heart. He knew he had to be a ens and living rooms but got a Goff says one o f the reasons Democrats everywhere - defi­ nitely those In Florida • are having a lough time is because of President BUI Clinton. T h e y ’re having to drag him on their backs. People ore Ured about this guy and his morals. You see what they're doing here about the m d lty issues 12.000 signatures to get an anti-nudity law on a referen­ dum." This Is going to be a red hot summer in Republican poUtlcs, Goff said. “There's high stakes for the county. I f there's a change on the board, there's gplng to be a big shill in the way the government ia run." he said. T h e Win Adams-Carlton Henley race la awfully big. They're going to be pulling out aU the stops.” Partyka said he wished there was a Democrat ready to run In this and the other races of 1998. T h e two-party system ia a good one ," he said. "It helps keep a checks and balances system. There are enough Democrats to make a differ­ ence In a general election. "What the Democrats need to do." he aald, "la to rebuild and Tommy ft Priscilla O'Neal receive keys to their recruit young Democrats who wtU make strong future leadbrand new home from Alfreds Nathan of The era." Two years from now, Paul Partyka might make a bid for a Affordable Home Center, Inc. Thii home was commissioner’s seat - ch al­ lenging Grant Maloy. "I won’t built with special programs and financing. say It's Impossible." Partyka Sem i­ nole County Democratic Execu­ tive Committee Chairman Tony Suarez. "With Gov. Chiles out o f office, the old powerbrokers who m ined the party will abandon It. We will have the opportunity to rebuild from the bottom up. It can be revived." dcm i and set a dale for recom m en­ dations to the city com m is­ sion. Democrats ia property, petit theft and grand theft. Bookman was arrested In the 800 block o f South Locust Avenue. Victim reported lawn mower stolen on June 19. The victim then found It at a local pawn shop where the defen­ dant allegedly sold It. An addi­ tional charge was added when police discovered that defen­ dant may have stolen a wash­ ing machine as well. "Get the legal help you need a t a price you can afford" Republican to wtn. It’s simple math. He found out what It warn like to be a Democrat when he was a commissioner. They absolutely shut him out." Furlong, out o f town for the weekend, was unavailable for comment. "When there are changes. It's always a Democrat coming over to be a Republican." said Jim Stelllng. Chairman o f the Seminole County Republican Executive Committee. ’ I was a Democrat myself into the mid70s and then discovered I didn't belong their. I made the change." Two homes are being built now. If you are interested in owning your own home call: THE A F F O R D A B LE HOM E CENTER. INC 321-8333 Far this, the Dead Demo­ crats Society o f Seminole County will be grateful. "We can come back," Buares said. 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It Is said that 50 or the 56 names on the final document were penned on Aug. 2. with five more signing In 1777 (Information from U.S. Dept, o f the Inte­ rior publication]. W hy July 4th? Because the document, to be signed as soon as possible, was listed officially aa ’ enacted the evening o f July 4. 1776* It shouldn't matter however, when we cele­ brate Independence. W e have It. and even tf the Continental Congress would have been defeated back then, there should be little doubt this na­ tion's freedom from British rule would have come sooner or later. O f the 56 signers, (some with two occupations listed). 10 were farmers, 10 were merchants. 28 were lawyers or Judges, and the remainder were o f various occupations. Tw o were only 27years-old, while Ben Franklin was 70. As we ponder this Important document which formulated our nation, there are several points which should stand out. One being: T h at all men are created equal* (the Intent waa all hu­ man beings, not Just men). Another Is that governments a te Instituted, to secure life, liberty and the pursuit o f happiness, that whenever governments become destruc­ tive. they can be altered or abolished, by the people. Moat o f this Is accomplished at the voting booths. Find s copy o f the Declaration o f Independ­ ence and not only read it. but study i t The first three _ are the moat important as they contain the gist o f I t The rest explain the reasons (at that tune) far the need o f the docu raent. blaming m ost o f the problems on the British. lis te n to some people In this day and age, r all levels, and ou r governments m ay not be w t they would prefer. That Includes city, county, state and federal governmenta. Perhaps then. July 4th might b e a good tim e to study the Sanford man. Just had to mention those catastrophes because I don't believe they were on the list. It la all going to work out. Then- will be a h o­ tel and convention center and renewed vision for the expansion o f Die Orlando Sanford Air- K School Choice rt. minole County Commission Doing a good job! Let's keep It that wny. THINK ABOUT THIS SEMINOLE COUNTY Who's Jeb's running mate going to be? I guess he now knows you have got to be careful In that selection. Jeb, think about Central Florida! H ood's Hood The price o f tickets to the attraction! may be going up by 5548 million bucks. Can the Jones family afford U. let alone those who are trying to keep up with them? When I lost wrote about Hood's Hood I said that the other Hoods around Hood's Hood would be looking to hire an attorney regarding the Ught rail. Well, they did. In the meantime, the light rail Is supposed to be built from Hood's Hood to the Great Meeting Place and T-Shirt Drive. However, we have an election coming up that may put a damper on this project. The election for Orange County manager. Actually. I support making the toll roads more affordable, or free, and a mass transportation system, but not this one. For the following rea­ sons, It will not support the rlderahlp needed, there are more advanced systems, not enough pork and ride, no enclosed stations, no provi­ sions for security, no provisions for private In­ vestment and more. A ll those politicians that support this system wouldn't use It. Do you really think these people would even consider using this ’ Mass Transpor­ tation System* that they want everyone else to use? Not a chance. The Idea Is to get us off the road so they are not caught In traffic Jama. That's the problem. Until politicians start to envision a system that they would use, some­ thing that most people may be Inclined to use, tt Is all going to be a waste o f money and there will be no traffic relief. W e have to move forward on this. What about that Idea o f no homework and longer school hours? The consensus Is that It makes s lot o f sense. Maybe even uniforms. Good News It la going to get better. The next generation wlU straighten It all o u t Where did all o f these good kids come from? Must be a lot o f parents dotng a GOOD Job! T h t F la ts T h e n ags": Seems there might be some ques­ tion as to whether they would be able to fly the Waihlagtoa If you go to Washington, when you leave don't look back. You may turn to stone. It Is aD one big party up there. Politicians, the media, the whole thing. Everybody Is tn this thing together. Big parties where they discuss the truth and then decide what they want to tell us. Most make more money than the president. They don't know what we are really thinking. Th e polls are probably done tn Virginia. Now K might be different I f the polls were conducted In West Virginia. about the most famous person tn the ’ world* Monica. Famous far what? Think about that! You gotta remember, yes. It could be worse. How? I don't know, but that's what everyone a l­ ways sqys If it Is not their problem. S p a e la l P w o p ln Pal Robertsoa Did Pst Robertson say anything about fires and drought? I think be missed those. Tfoo bad because he would have really scared the be* gibbers out o f me had he mentioned those. It wasn't a good week far him. but he la a good DEVASTATION, DEATH, RUIN.. (It'UsIfalUlU p ^ r * 9 ^ .... v U f t -4 \ TO N Y TO O K) 1 Ttzzto lain i advocate tof ag,■ rjfm|m■$ Um (M ftD IM . Disability Awareness Conference. P a rti _ m&EPpoN'? rett, — e n t it y director far the Center far in d e­ pendent liv in g tn Central Florida, W aiter Park. Then there waa Public Accommodations, giving tnfannatton on Title m o f the Americans with I WoaN bty Act (A IM ), to s h o rt this prohibits hnstn rei re from rttorrtndnattng agiln oi the dis- I The People’ s Voice ~1 , ftobQofl l ix W here have all the seniors gone? ins Florida’s world class schools Where b a y all the Bet In Volusia County the be eUffblc far a 10 percent salary bonus. A ddi­ tionally, each public school teacher wfB receive 5100 to spend on classroom supplies. CmtlaiMiii iaiprsYtawat system had to ofler, Students were identified, counseled, encouraged and chortad on con­ stantly throughout the school year. Some stu­ dents were — w to Daytons Beach Community College to take makeup d o sses-tak in g up to 10 credits at a time. A t the end o f this school year, only three (3) failed to graduate on time with their class. The Volusia County School System -both the Board and the S U ff-dktn 't lust fang the old Be- The worst performing schools tn the state will get first priority to taking advantage o f $100 minion In risss-M ir reduction money. Th ese hinds are Intended to keep the ratio o f one teacher to IB students tn kindergarten through third grades. Six district! T t ry Leon. Palm Beach, Pinellas. Seminole and W a ltm -w e re chosen far a one-year experimental program. schools would not have the same di dependence and financial autonomy r h « f t w school. The board, la �Seminote Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday, July 5,1998 • SA D o you know the w ay to B o n ifa y ? The great American weekend has begun with celebrations and gatherings throughout the land. Sadly, many In Central Florida are not going to be able to enjoy It because o f the horrendous wildfires that have driven thou­ sands from their homes. We expect the kindness of neighbors will be In evidence. The spirit o f the country Is expressed In so many ways whether It be In a backyard cookout. a parade, concert, art show or fireworks display (elsewhere). One o f the weekend's most usual events Is the Biggest AllNight Oospel Singing in the World at Bonifay, located tn the Florida Panhandle. More than 10.000 participate each year. The Bonifay Klwanls Club la the sponsor. There's a Boom Box Parade In WlUlmanUc. Conn. Participants bring a radio and let It boom on o u t Hey. It could happen in your neighborhood. Another great destination la Btwabtk. Mbm. Btwabtk has a population o f 1.000 but on July 4 It Jumps to 30.000. all to see the Callthumptan Parade. There's a hinny parade with Iota o f clowns and Miss Btwabtk. moat o f whom are more than 80 years old. There's a Maryland Symphony at AnUetam concert that Includes patriotic music and cannon (Ire. No boom boxes are allowed. And the gooflest o f all may be Honest, Dept Guaranteed and Seiyiccwitha Concern for Yd ^ vvV?*“* r ■ Jj* 1■ : the Great Cardboard Boat Regatta at Sheboygan, Wise. The most spectacular and hilarious boat races o f somewhat ques­ tionable craft In the history o f Wisconsin. Person-powered cardboard will compete for a number o f awards including the Titanic Trophy. Attendance: an expected 16.000. The Internationa] Cherry Pit Spitting Contest at Eau Claire, Mich, may be the pita to some but the height o f holiday (tin to those who can spit the pit the farthest. Prises include a trip to Sheboygan or a book about midges. Bomon Ow4* •<J«fy Here they are the patriot babies of America: On eg a ^ V •« St, Sanford 322 isiiraw. Auvlaco. Italy. The late Unto Armstrong used to brag that he was bom on the 4th o f July but he actually waa bom on Aug. 4. 1901. His fans celebrate. 'Louis Not B om This Da /* each July 4. Hello. Louis. Wr miss you. Ctffta CsnHtfgs waa bom on about these people? Stetnbrenner Is 66. Simon la 71, Abigail and Ann are 80. Oerakfo la 55, Eva Marie la 74 and Leona la 78, Today la also Otma I sH skrlglda's 70 birthday. Harrell L Beverly Transmissions thls day in 1672. He was the 30th president. Y m 'ija n l la k i t U g l a n >n ™ I " B " nU I^ Sunday la the beginning o f Be Good to New Jersey Week. Many residents are so upset about comedians maligning their state that they take a week oft each year to demand respect. Sure. ft's also Nude RecreaUon Week. This one la the brainchild o f the Naturalist Society In Oshkosh. Wise. Some may be headed to New Jersey without a suitcase, The Running o f the Bulls In Pamplona, Spain begins Monday. Historians say that Seminole County Commission Chairman 1 f r Manta used to partld" * * * «tartng years. Bully for him. The Republican Party was formed on July 6 .18 54 In Ripon. Wise. When the meeting was over, many o f those at the convention returned to what would eventually become Seminole County. Some are believed to be tn office to this day. AU Different Flowers F or A U Different Occasions PLANTS BALLOONS CARDS & GIFTS P r m r t>s D iim .i B.iby Entry With E v r r y Purch.isn Regency H ealthcare, Inc. A nnounces an O pen House From August 3 to August 7,1998 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m . Sprinkler the utility water tap and connection to supply the Ore sprinkler sys­ tem. Wlglnton then agreed to pro­ vide free o f charge, an ongoing inspection and maintenance plan to keep the system func­ tional. Maha Ansara, MD Internal Medicine/Primary C are to service Lake Mary/Heathrow t A J U U n a H a O from UNC-Nc* Umnvrr nil M abcj) Ctmrr, Wilmington. NC MQ. •} ... 'jJuutk le jp ia 4106▼.LakeMiryBhd, Sake325 The marine unit wsa to have gone out into the lakes and riv­ ers to monitor Are work s dis­ plays far the 4th o f July holi­ day. However, all displays have been canceled. The air unit with Ua Infrared equipment will b e up to keep watch far hot spots near the liketory/Hotkov, Honda32746 (407) 335*1212 different event every day,” said Armstrong. T o d a y , they're aiding tn the Flagler situation.* With four pilots and 18 flight officers, the air portion o f the Special Operations Is on alert ready to fly at a moments no­ tice. "Our philosophy, as It alw i| i n u i4w semsiKMc, i® to get to tt while tt le sm all.' We make • • • • Transportation 1 free line that one Funeral Director handles all details all preparation Is done at this facility service times will meet your needs no Interest Is charged on trusted prearrangements, which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications ‘■ u w u n rtn tv yu ir q y ^ ^ M n c w fx x m e r Fireworks when h axnm to insxuncc pnauctkn. Gmtuct is tnluy fcr tgsilkY hdnus pnxuctfcn torn AuhvOwnm lrwvunce (ixnpmy V fc in k p - - - ■■ y ir txtonew Boatin Survtvora Include brothers, James MrAkmandrr and H ar­ old. both at Sanford. Virgil. Fort Myers; sister. Alva G o r­ don. Sanford; four grandchil­ dren; nine great­ grandchildren: eight greatgreat-grandchildren. Brtaaon Funeral Home. San­ ford, in charge o f arrange- kwennee while yut tu b u s e d Kurinas) 500 B. Airport Blvd, 8anford. Ft 32773 SSI r -u V O t tu w . r / U ’ i far Local News �A very special year at Crooms Academy The student body or Crooms Academy has completed one o f the most productive and successful years In the school's history. ' Accomplishments hnvr been made tn every aspect o f the educational arena. Please Journey with us as we reflect on the many outstanding achievements that were made by the students at Crooms Academy. M iddle School Students are offered a full academic program, which In­ cludes reading, along with an opportunity to choose from a number of elective classes which arc offered each year. Inclusive in these elective o f­ ferings are a variety o f classes designed to provide students with employability skills such as General Business. In tro­ duction to Technology. Oraphlc Design. Journalism and Keyboarding. Art. Music. Drama and Physical Educa­ tion complete the program to provide the students with a well-rounded curriculum. Stu­ dents rotate elective classes every nine weeks. GPA: Science • Jeremy Harper and Victoria Perry. Social Studies • Brittney Sutton and Bryan Landstedt: Math • Nydla Bustlllo and Charles Bateman C ttloen ehlp : Chris York. Carvll Frett. Mike Angle. V ic­ toria Perry. Jameca Jefferson and Priscilla Lowe It Jole Reed and Raleigh Pinkney ieh o la re h lp : Stephanie Engle 7th DeMarla's Science class had fun learning how to ,..,s s s a j X r w T S u ' a s class to construct a bridge | with Raisa Wood. Mr. Gee's Social Studies classes made life-size flags of Europe and South America out o f colorful construction paper. They also made large Watercolor Relief Maps o f Europe. Students also had the chance tn their Social Studies classes to view Antique Paraphernalia from the Florida Trunk. Mrs. Jones' Math classes study an entire unit on money management. They learned how to use a checkbook and how to read bank statements. They are now prepared to deal with money Issues In the real world. Mr. Harman's English classes studied In depth the Ufe and works o f Langston Hughes. The 7th grade Awards Ceremony was held at Hom­ ers' Buffet In Orange City. All students received a certificate and a medallion. Eaeh teacher chose the to five students In their classes based on aca- demies, behavior, attitude, and effort. The 7lh grade team would like to send u special thanks to ATAT Wireless Services and McDonalds for their donations. The students were awarded as follows: H ighest GPA • Paul Henry O verall Academ ic P er­ form ance • Arte Sosladar. Crystal Manning and Michael Delahoz Best A ttendance - Chris Appling. Crystal Manning C ltlsen sh lp - Sylvia Moore and Curtis Cogtium 8th Grade Top Honors The following Bth grade stu­ dents were recognized by their teachers In the following cate­ gories: ____a c t: Overall Average Sophia Pendleton: Most Im ­ proved Student - Angela Mitchell Social Studies: Overall A v ­ erage - Sophia Pendleton: Most Improved Student • Shawnda O'Neal Math: Overall Average • Marvin Joe; Most Improved Student - Bryan Thomas English: Overall Average Michael Riley. Most Improved Student - Mark Keeler Outstanding C ltla ea sh lp • Barbara Hess. Bryan Thomas. Daniel Cruz, and Jonathan Badgeley Outstanding Perform an ce on the Florida W rites T e s t Jennifer Tticker. Haneefah Scot!. Katie Moore, and Bryan Thomas Sth Grads Student o f Urn T e a r • Bryan Thomas The high school program at Crooms Academy Is designed to help students earn essen­ tial credits In order to procure a high school diploma. Stu­ dents who choose this direc­ tion may opt to attain their educational goals by entering a community college. Addi­ tionally. students con develop employability skills through a variety o f offerings which In­ clude technical, hands-on training, career and Job work experiences that provide o p ­ portunities for Job-shadowtng and Interning. Students Francs Visit Paris. During Spring Break, four Crooms Academy high school students took Ihe vacation o f a life time to Paris. France. The sponsor. Mr. Colon, guided Lymarle Rivera, Nicholas Markle, Kelly Ross and Alan Titus to such sighs as the Eiffel Tower. Napolean's Tomb, Arch de Triumph, and the Palace at Versailles. The students also enjoyed walking and bus tours o f the cities, shopping around the Opera, having portraits made by local artists, visiting the A group of students from Crooms first graduating class in years traveled to Parts, France and saw Thinker, and sampling local food. JRO TC Marches to ExeelThe cadets o f the Army JROTC program provided many services to the Crooms Academy family and the com ­ munity. They were partici­ pants In all o f the local Pa­ rades. The cadets received a $1000.00 award for Out­ standing Showmanship In the Sanford Veterans Day Parade. Under the direction o f Mr. Woodrow Jackson. seven members o f the JROTC unit participated tn the National Drill Team Championships in Daytona Beach. Florida. All cadets represented Crooms excellently. Thanks guys for a terrific yearttl Following Ihe same mission o f the JROTC Program. The Leadership Educational A p ­ prentice Program (LEAP) will be formed next year. This pro­ gram will focus on Sth grade students with an Interest In becoming better students and citizens. Crooms Academy estab­ lished the first F8LA Club In the history o f Crooms Acad­ emy. During the county-wide FBLA rally, our students placed second In the 'M ost Professionally Dressed* cate­ gory. The students utilized computer related programs that taught them how to main- some of the finest In Eurpoean the students on the Journey. ley. Vice President o f Student The class of 1006 excelled throughout their senior year. Many seniors achieved excel­ lence in academics and ath­ letics. Some will go Into the military, others will go to c o l­ lege and many will go Imme­ diately Into the workforce. The students o f the class o f 1006 leave a legacy o f outstanding achievements to the under­ classmen at Crooms Acad­ emy. Special Thank T a n The administration, faculty and staff, would like to take this time to thank all o f the parents and community m em ­ bers for a successful year. Xjut students are better because took the time to care. We I forward to many new and exciting things from everyone In the 1096-1000 school year. GO PAffTHESSItt a • Nicole Vance; Science - Julie DWman: Math • Anthony J. Demgllo; History - Nicole Vance: English - Timothy McCloud: Business • Reginald Lowery: JROTC • Jaime Sanchez; O.E.D. - Katherine Hardy; Athletics • Joshua Hyatt: Citizenship • Valorie M iller Panther Pride • Slnaca Llngard TWo seniors at Crooms Academy are recipients o f two prestigious scholarships. Shayla McNeil has been awarded a scholarship to Seminole Community College. The award was presented to her during the Senior Awards Ceremony by Dr. Hank Hur- 1a*S asla i tsfhns * E xcel Business students not only excelled on the campus o f Crooms Academy but at Seminole Community College as well. Five Crooms Academy students earned three college credits while suit In high school by taking the Seminole Community College Articula­ tion Exam. C O M P U T E R S Begin with a Quality Teacher Education! E .S .O .L. (Eniihth fir SfcAm if Other Linvuiixi) A d d -on Endorsem ent convenient academic schedule classes in your local area liberal transfer credit policy affordable private/independent univenity education financial aid available to qualifying student* * S t M lN llI B * Join tu for an Information Meeting! • Thursday, July 9, at 9:30 a.m. Location: ORLANDO SITE NSU Building 445 North Wymocc Road Winter Park, Florida 33789 IMPORTANT* Bring copier if all trentcripu. sCvtotKffkasMtiM lute** let RiuJ) ■ �Both sides have good points in this NBA r a is e s m in o rs SANFORD _ Let's all settle in for a long winter's nap. The NBA strike, or lockout, whatever they want to call It Is for real. • Look back to the baseball strike of 1904 that wiped out the World Series. That was nothing compared to this. That strike was all about complicated Issues that Even today, no one looks back at that strike as having a dear winner or a clear loser. In foct no one really won or loot, they Just agreed to ills^nm and continue the way ABM%iVr SFOfflS I Isfl to right), Ntfs Lyman. Slava DMne. Redey W M and Mckay Olsen;y n d fo g . h* to tsman, Brett Mai, John Jakob and Ryan right) Coach Rtok DMna, manager Mbs 8ne«. coach Cameron B (mttto row saalsd, left to right) Zachary TonyAlmlral.NotpMumd.ThsoFMMein. Thompson: Majors t •i.i i*. '•'"HI / a*'1AKS MARY '• • M m . stoked ft Athletic camping In Cleveland, the Cavo are already conearned that their four rookies from the 1997 * * that ***Dut even w Suhe salaiy cap being w h sfit Is and the right of an unreal amount of lira imu �t > - Swrtnols Harm), bsntorf, Florida •Sunday. July 8.1996 GFC teams up with Fox Network and Stark Group S A N F O R D _ T h e b lg g est-p u rse a m a te u r b a ss fis h in g to u rn a m en t In h is to ry Is c o m ­ in g to F lorldn next yea r. T h e G am e a n d F resh W a te r F ish C om m issio n (G PC ), th e W ild life F ou n d a tio n o f F lorida. F ox N e tw o rk a n d th e S ta rk G rou p o f O ran ge. Tex. h ave tea m ed u p to m a k e It happen. P a rtn ers still h ave lots o f d etails to w o rk ou t. In clu d in g th e exact a m o u n t o f th e pu rse, b u t th e fo u r-p a rt to u rn a m en t Is g o ­ in g to h a pp en , a n d ns p a rt o f the deal, fo u r h o u r-lo n g specials a b ou t F lorid a 's flsh a n d w ild life w ill b e p rod u ced fo r P o x N etw ork. "T h e S ta rk G rou p Is a lim ited lia b ility p a rtn ersh ip th a t organ ised a h ig h ly su c­ cessfu l s im ila r p roject In T e x a s." said R o n M o rrell, h ead o r th e G F C 's O ffice o f In fo rm a ­ tio n a l Services. "T h e T e x a s p roject Included th e b ig g e s t a m a te u r b a ss fish in g t o u r n a ­ m en t e v e r held, b u t w e expect to top It h e re In F lo rid a In 1999." In F lorid a , th e p roject w ill Inclu de th ree p re lim in a ry fish in g to u rn a m en ts In d iffe r­ e n t p a rts o f th e state d u rin g J a n u a ry , F e b ­ ru a ry a n d M arch . W in n ers w ill ta k e part In th e ch a m p io n sh ip in A pril. "P a rticu la rly In the J a n u a r y a n d F e b ru ­ a r y to u rn a m en ts, w e expect th e prosp ect o f ta k in g p a rt In a h lgh -p U rae fis h in g t o u r n a ­ m e n t In F lorid a w ill a ttra c t a m a te u r a n g lers fro m a ll o v e r th e c o u n t r y - e s p e d a lly fr o m ev e ry w h e re It's cold th a t tim e o f y ea r, M o r ­ rell said. T h e S ta rk G ro u p a p p roa ch ed th e G F C e a r lie r th is y e a r w ith a p ro p o sa l to tea m u p fo r th e protect a n d to b r in g tn F o x N e tw o rk aa a fo u rth p a rtn er. A p o rtio n o f th e p ro - OUTDOORS J IM SHUPE Ucs. T h e S ta rk G rou p w ill plan and ex ecu te the to u rn a m en ts a n a th e G F C w ill p rovid e technical a ssistan ce fo r the project, ten ta live ly titled T h e F lorid a F ish and W ild life A d ve n tu re S eries." "F lo rid a w ill receive e n o rm o u s ec o n o m ic benefits from th e n etw ork ex p osu re a n d espcclatty from the th ou sa n d s o f a n g lers w h o w ill flock here to tak e part In e fish in g to u rn am en ts,"_ M o rre ll said. "A n d th e proceeds th e tou rn a m en ts w ill gen era te fo r o u r fo u n ­ d a tion w ill h elp b o o st th e w ell-b e in g o f F lorid a 's fish a n d w ildlife. W e plan to c a r r y ou t th is p roject fo r a t least th ree yea rs." so lu tcly dead ly. B rea m a n d ca tfish ca n be cau gh t in th e d e e p b en d s. S ebastian In le t h a s good ca tch and release sn ook action . L a rg e Uve s h rim p o r sm a ll bnltfish a re th e top o fferin gs. A lso ex p ect som e flou n d er, red fish . tro u t a n d Jack crevnllc. S n o ok a n d ta rp o n a re h ittin g b a ck In the S cbaatlan River. C aptain J a c k a t P o rt C a n a v e ra l re p o rts w eird o ffs h o re fishing. D olp h in a re stran gely absent, and w a n o o a re scattered. Th e best b e t Is k in g m ack erel o n P e lica n _ _ _ _ _ w in . In c # A I> D F W ’ ■■ T — V Jl ^ il f / / J P la ta a n d 8 A R eef. Inside th e P o r t , flo u n d e r a re th e m ain a ttra c tio n . T rip leta il a re h it ­ tin g liv e sh rim p In th e b u o y lin e . T ro u t a n d red flsh a re ra ted aa g o o d o n th e fla ts o f th e B a n a n a a n d In d ia n Rivers. S h ecp sh cad a n d flo u n d er a re s te a lin g th e sh o w a t P o n ce In le t. S h ecp sh ca d re a lly lo v e fid d ler crabs, w h ile flo u n d er w ill p o u n ce o n fin g e r m u llet. D ru m , redfish . sm all b lu eflsh a n d lack crcva lle a re a lso presen t. Redfish a n d tro u t a re ra ted aa g o o d In M o sq u ito l a ­ goon. \ fr o T V T u K T \ \ | SHUPE'S SCOOP Just a reminder, beglnlng July 1. the Came and Fresh Water Fish Com m fnsslon will be enforcing a new daily Bag Limit on s p eck led perch, there w ill n ow b e a daily Bag Limit of 35 Instead qf 50, and Lake Monroe will have a J2-inch minimum site limit nSHDVQ FORECAST I f y o u ca n sta n d th e h eat, P u n fa iJifcg has so m e g rea t b a ss a ction sou th o f th e lake It­ self. B ass a rc o u t in th e m ain ch a n n el and a re co n ce n tra te d n ear slou gh m ou th s and ■and b ars. A tin y R apala fished w ith 6 p o u n d test on a lig h t sp in n in g ou tfit is ab- UCF Basketball Camps ORLANDO _ K k k Speraw Basketball Camp at the University o f Central Florida Is now accepting applications for a boys and girls Team Cam p (high school varsity or Junior van ity) which will be held July 10-12 Inside the air-conditioned UCF Arena. . For more information: call (407) 823-5805. Dstm Staley Skills School LAKE MARY _ Two-Umc College Player of the Year raid currant professional basketball i Staley will hold s skills school f High Ju)y 17-through-tB. time University o f Virginia A lladdress the clinic each day with a special lecture and demonstration. coat' uTfi 140 per camper and an applica­ tion (which must be returned by July 10) con be obtained by railing (215) 927-0502 or FAX (610) 446-5828. D ie clinic, which will run from B a.m. to 4 p m . dally, will feature instruction from a qualified staff, a clinic T-shirt, certificate o f participation. Individual Instruction, cltale D m Raines Is a Sanford native High School graduate now ptaytnj York Yankees. His stats for the I In the first column, personaltotals In the second column and (Including I M S games) in the thb the Yankees ou(scared the Philadelphia Phillies. 9-8 In 11 innings Thursday to end i.... •u n it *MMy»s***« *1*•*4»••*•*••«• i awards and prims and door prises through­ out the clinic. to be held July 20-23. High volleyball a U fn I wfll be on July 22nd from 9 a.at. ■fit and Session u will be on Jtfor >1 pm. to 330 pm. Section Ml i July 23rd t o m t u n . » HtSO Sarafan IV w f be on J i # . m -tv Junior V a n ity Tram Camp at the 8CC Health * Physical Education Center July 23thraugh-25. Coot will be $200 per team and wltt be un­ der the direction o f 13-year NBA player d rag Kite, a new assistant coach at BCC. Other camp instructors will be 8CC head men's coach Stanley Croraartie and men's sealsIs m Shane. Ingram s. • , C a ll3 2 fi-S M 0 fo r more information. _ The Seminole I up now for their S i r w Club Mesas details. D y vu ts wifi -- S---- S SCi k XN �Swnlnoto HsraM, 8«n*ord, Florida •Sunday, July S, 1990 D u ffer’ Berlinicke from the E agle’s Nest ASSIST AWT SPORTS EDITOR The 19th hole: Look for the Tlm acuan C ountry Club's Fourth o f July Shotgun G olf Tbumarrient this Sunday at 8:30 a.m . There la a shotgun start with a two best balls o f four format... The Central Florida Junior InterC lub Sum m er golf tour continues this month evety Tuesday afternoon with a 4 p.m. start. Dates include: July 7, Heathrow; July 14, Sweetwater; Ju ly 31, Interlachen; July 38, Tuscawllla; August 4. Tlm acuan... Orange County National, "one o f the top-10 courses you can play," accord­ ing to G olf Magazine, to hosting the first round o f the FILA W orld GolfTOur. an event set up for "sandbaggers." The tour la baaed on the USGA'a probability report o f scoring below handicap.... F u ­ ture events Include Deer Island. Heath­ row and Eastwood. Call Central Florida Headquarters at 740-9980... The latest tour to sprtng up tn Cen­ tral Florida to the Greater O rlando Premium Q olf Tour. W in or loee. com ­ petitors w ill take home the Greater O r­ lando Premium O olf Book and the dis­ counted rounds o f golf that come with It, allowing anyone to play one round of golf at 17 o f the area's best courses for Just $39. Sites Include July 10 at Forest Lake. July 34 at Deer Island, Aug. 14 at Hock Springs Ridge and Aug. 38 at Kissimmee Bay. Call 330-2355 for Information... The United States Blind G olf Assoctation will host the W orld Blind ft Vision Impaired G olf Cham pionships at Orenciefe. Sept. 38-30. The top blind and vision Impaired golfers, representing seven countries, will compete In the 36hole event... The American Lung Association o f Central Florida Is selling Its G olf Prlvllege Card which provides reduced fees at over 90 of Central Florida's go lf couraes. Proceeds will benefit asthm a education and sm oklng-preventlon in area elementary schools. Call 4395884... The Dynamic G olf Tbur. which has a men's circuit In Central Florida, will begin a* ladles tour In July. Call 1-888333-7309 for Info. There will also be a tournament set at Swiss Fairways at 10:19 a.m. on June 27 with four m en's formats and two women's. Call 1-008233-7309 for details... • "V * ■ ra w w u i » y C D L Training Time C iassas mburssmsnt lenges golfers come to expect from a Nk& laus signature course... The Stam m er and the Squire, Sam Snead and Gene Sarazan. gave a thum bs up to the new Slammer and Squire G olf Course at the World G olf Village tn St. Augustine. The course w as designed by Scratch Gotr which also runs Tlm acuan In Lake Mary... The 1008 Greater Orlando Prem ium G olf Tbur has announced six dates for its sum m er tour. Still remaining are: July 10, Forest Lake; July 34. Deer !sland; August 14. Rock Springs Ridge; August 28, Kissimmee Bay. Entry fees are $140 for a player's first tournam ent and $00 for each rem aining tou m ament... The Dynamic G olf Tour hosted Its four latest events last week. At Swiss Fairways. Russell Thoretad won with a 76; at Schalam ar Creek. Ira D unning tied Donn Kerby with a 77; at Rogers Park, Mike Janway fired an 80; and at Kissimmee Bay. Sean Cam acho won with a 74. The tour also announced Its Am ateur Division Tournam ent Com petltlon with the first tournam ent scheduled June 37 at Swiss Fairways at S C7A'J 5 ll M fM t/L M 4 - 7 { ( » 4 VWt) torn A , CA, KV. NY, M Briefs Camp sites Include Greenwood Lakes Park, Longwood Recreation Center. Sylvan Lake Park and Sanlando Park. Th e sports camp Involvea four weeks o f sports activities ranging from flag football n w tt atoo be a tennis camp featuring sr1 br call the YMGA at 32I-SS44 for in f e r n rereading a large number o f youth weeks or one time a week for ate weeks. Junior Training (for more advanced p la y­ ers) Is available Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. (o 7 p.m. P .3 .4 or 5 days a w ood on i monthly basis. C lasses arc $5 per hour and Haas Mae Is limited to eight players. MM# Aduk Doubles Round Robins are held every Monday and Friday evening from 7 p.m. l o 9 p re . No registration to required. Interm edi­ ate to advanced level stayers are welcome to wciiiCTniici* 8fi me pw?* Hen To Serve YourHousehold Furnishing &Appliance Heeds Lapawat (or) Fimnctng In the country. Sylvan Lake Park Iannis SANFORD . Sylvan Lake Park Is offer tennis classes far Tbqr Tots IS-7). Juniors IS|. Adults and Senlare w eek d a y and Bat d a y (mornings, afternoons and evenings). Basketball needs a new hero. Michael can't can y the league much longer even If he comes back next year. The game to reaching a g i­ gantic void and a strike to the last thing It needs. Como V isit O ur N ow Four people - Magic J o h n ­ son. Larry Bird. Michael Jordan and commissioner David Stem - saved the NBA. t and group available. C M a jo rs the way to the national champkmahip bn Williamsport, at bo W - l l l f V f f l M \t I l f J-ton&Vfo vV.tnri : M inors hit im . but tm y Call (40 7 )9 7 7 *9 2 1 4 Hurryl Specials Will (F*?1ari *■»6a ! I a * * 4 r a s * fi i i o a a * 1liw location N ow 0 pen Us Town# Cantor Mall - 4M 0 W. SJt 4# M r •ratayi M l M S -u r e y js Q i...... �HUB SB - Sem inole Herald. San tort). Florida •Sunday. July 5, 1998 After Hours GWTW con tin ues to cap tivate, Out of Sight is ju s t Last Saturday dflrtng an af­ ternoon nuVttnce. I sal down to wntcli a film classic that I had never seen on the big screen. Gone ii'ff/i (he IVlnd has r e ­ turned to theaters several times Htnce Its Initial release in 1939. In this return visit, the Him has gone through an­ other face lift, and the m ar­ keting of this version touts It .is the eloscst to the original dollar trust fund. First o f all. the stoty ts a fac­ simile o f several other th riller plots. Then Davis cannot build up any suspense and the film is all anti-climax. What Is left is Douglas' villainous role, however, we have seen him win the Oscar for playing the heavy better than what he does here. A Perfect Murder la the perfect mess. print. Putting the technical discus­ sion aside for the moment. 1 have to comment on the attcndnnrc at the showing 1 was at. Remarkably, tt was a a d j­ oin or nearly close to It. T h e majority of the audience seemed to be older h owever, there was a number o f you ng­ sters attending too. Rem em ­ ber. tl'its is a 59-year old film m ill a four hour running tim e. Still, audience members kept their rnpttvatton and stayed throughout the entire p resen ­ tation. It would be a shame, though, to pass up a chanfik* to see this timeless classic, esp e­ cially on the big screen. M O V I E T R I V I A Gone u'lth the Wind was the magnum opus for producer David O. Selznlck. He labored to make the best picture pas­ sible. and his efforts paid off. (jU T tv is the quintessential epic romance. Contem porary films like last year’s Titanic owes a lot to a film kke OWTW. It was the examples for future romantic epics to follow. D a v id F ra zie r W1i.it has always struck m e is the wonderful s e m e o f hu­ mor that G U TW tun. Sure tt comes from great writing, but the actors bring It out. W ho t an forget the adorable p er­ formance of B utterfly McQuren or the Oscar w in ­ ning supporting role o f Hattie McDaniel? How about the hu­ morous interplay betw een Clark Qable's Rhett Butler and Vivien Leigh's Scarlett O'Hara? But with every bu o f humor comes just aa much dram a and romance. T h e n la tha scene where the cam era backs out to reveal an Atlanta street strewn with th e ctoatf or In­ jured bodies -of C onfederate soldiers- as Scarlett tries to wade through them. There ts the scene where Rhett forcibly takes Scarlett into hie anna th at the resolution sharper. There to so much talk o f r e ­ doing this particular movie or sequel 1stng this particular movie. It goes to show that hardly anything Is sacred In Hollywood. However, the con­ tinual restoration and revivals o f classic films to worthy of applause. Relief from the blockbuster race doesn't Just come from re-releaaes. but also intelli­ gent. character driven pieces Uke Out q f M gfct (Three amd a h a lf s t a n ). This new movie di­ rected by sex. lien and vid eo­ tape's Steven Soderbergh guiding Oeorge Clooney and Jennifer Lopes through the crim e romantic comedy. Clooney plays a veteran bank robber who has tallied around 200 score*. He makes a Jail break and Lopes's federal marshal to hot In pursuit. The two end up in the trunk o f a getaway ear near the begin­ ning. and the sequence la a foreshadowing o f a relationship that acems im probable and definitely inevitable. A f­ terwards. Lopes continues to track Clooney's fugitive from the sun soaked. beach side area o f Miami to the cold, steely streets o f Detroit. Michael Dougina play* a rich Industrialist who enlists his wife’s lover (V lgfo Mortensen) In th e woman's killing. T h e wife la played by Gwyneth Pal­ trow In her xtlllonth role o f the year. Dougina' character wanta her dead to gain her million Wonderfully dcverl me. DM Raasld Reagan a r m at an active member of Ike armed ferret? I f m . what wat kit rank? I am aware Hint he nude war ptetam daring World War II. hat didn't the gov­ ernment nth him la do this In hootl morale aamag the tronna? Wat he actually sworn In? — JJL Meridian. Mist. A. Our former president actually did serve He attained Ihe rank o( captain In the Air Porte and served actively Irian IMS to IMS fSrnd your queiflotu to Aik Dick Kleiner, c/o Newtpaper Enterprise Association. ?oo Madison Ate. New York. N Y I0Q|« Due to the volume of malt personal replies cannot be provided) honxved ond dtorsmto wik sA MClMMUmig (PB-13) 1403.10 3201:001010 (ft) 1404497:83 1040 tPG-Uj1204.il (P6-13) 4:451020 (P0) 1:10440 Out rtf Sight to baaed on the Ktmorv Leonard novel. Out o f ik P e m c r u u & H t o T o s M W h VINCENTa DONN Invest Some Time In Your Fam ily *s ... FREE W O R K SH O P mce The LAKE MARY • appreciation o f the arts granta*Lake M ary artist and aariatant Julio Valencia an under­ standing o f humanity that transcends cultural differ- rnres. ■< t 'I f you sec and read the his­ tory o f the arts, you will see the history o f the people. Any art .to a representation o f the art or the time,* Valencia said. T h e artist found a way to e x ­ press how the people w ere 'Painting runs in my family. May father was a painter.* Valencia said. 'H e waa an arttot. He's a surrealist like Sal­ vador Dali. He waa a follow er o f D ali.' Although Valencia followed kt M s dad's footsteps, he p r e ­ ferred a more traditional look, pain ting In the style o f Rem- Valencia studied medicine In hto native Peru and currently works a* a «n*dieal a r r t t m f He sold that the anatomy classes helped him team how to paint figures. T love to do portraits. That's my specialty, the area where I most work* be con tinued. ■With portraits you try to g et the personality and features o f the person you are patnring* The 46-year-old artist t i married. Hta grown children *1 paint for m yse explained. Tt'a otiTW painter only on the (41/2 hours) and Contractors �Legal Noticoo Legal Noticoo Logoi Noticoo Monoi NOTICE OF OLAIM OF URR * PROFOEEO •ALE OF VSNMISE DATS OF SALSl ST7SI7SS TNSI OF RAUl titfS R on ei of PUBLIC EALS OF FWTinOVE RAMI Nolle* la her*by glean that I am engaged In bualnaa* al SSS SHvargata Loop. Lake Mary. Florida li r a s , Seminole County. Florida, under th* Fictillou* Nam* ol OLSISR. and that I Inland M ragtatar laid nam* with tha Olvlalon of Corporation*, Tallahaiae*. Florida, In accordance with th* provlalona ol th* Flctmaua Nam* Sututa*. T#-Wlt Section SSS.OS, Florid* Slaluta* tS S l, Don* Id L Moon, Sr. PuMlah: July S, 1SSS DIME Pur*u*nl la Florida Et*tut*« •all Storage Facility A ct E*c. E1.I0E A 1110 7, t*la el Content* (Houtahold/luppllat) In l*a**d *p*c* to **tl*ry Owner Nana: 14 Chaatar A. Lemon *14 OaH O Rant 351 Slav* Sutherland SEE Haaaanl Holding* Jama* Whit* Jr. ESS Haaaanl Holding Jama* White Jr. To b* •old or drtpoaad ol Thur*. July IS. 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CaS 1)1-41 IE PuMt*h June *0. and July B, IM I DER-TI4 SADISCO OF FLORIDA S7E1 « EANFORO AVt SANFORD FL11771 SSHOND JHMADlttSOCOOSSOO SSPLYM IPlBPtSCIFVSSSOtl S4ISU 4SICOISVtR41ll777 SSCHSV tOIJCSSPtONISSIta 54 OLDS tOSAR47ASEMSSS7S1 S1CAOI tO*ARSSS7DS1SII7l st homo S I MERC spceioscM iesi SMAPMtOJOFRSSMtt E4CHIV 101JCS441R7141S*] SSOOOO tRsMiscxaoisssis 55 PONT IOENWI7LMC1SS4SS SICHIV 10IFPS7ISFNIS7SSS sicH iv taiFpm spsitm s •7 PLYM 1P1BS4401HNI004S4 SS HOND JHMAOS4SSFCSSSSU SSNISS IN4AB41DISC104*44 SS FORD 1FACP40ISLF1SI4IS SI CHEV SOTWNt 4TSMSTSEMI •t HOND tHOIOlSdSMLStSMt SSNU RMAFAt SSSTSSSE74S tso m c Seminoie Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday, July 5, 1998 • Legal Notices CLASSIFIEDS FLORIDA RVOLIO ROTWI OF AMIRTAHOR MOTICR Under Florid* l*w paraon'wlth pbyeteal diubiHtia*. lh « aldarty and Iho** who ar* unable to mad if* anlltlad to *p*clal aitltlanc* In ragtolaring *nd voting • SECTION 17 0*1. F I . , pro­ vide* that tuch pareon* SHALL b* r*gl*tered and racalra a**latanca at tb# poll* In calling Ihair ballot* • SECTION 101 O il, F*.. and th* ladaral Voling Night* Act of 1SSS provide that par*on* who ara Mind or unaM* to read may chooa* a paraon to ***l*t (othar than an amployar or offi­ cial ol th* volar * union), ar td u m n m OF FURUO MIARIHO NOTICE I I HtRCBY GIVEN by tb* City CommiMion ol the City ol Lake Mary, Florida, thal and CommiMion will bald a Public Haarlng on July tllh. 1SSS. at 7.00 P.M., or a* *oon lharaaltar a* poialMa, to con»id*r Sacond Reading and adoption ol an Ordinance antltlad OR OfNANCE NO. STS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MART, FLORIDA. APPRO VINO AND ADOPTINO A FRANCHISE AOREEMENT WITH U S A WASTE OF FLORI­ DA. ORA JENNINOS ENVIRON­ MENTAL SERVICES FOR A FIVE YEAR PERIOD. PROVIDINO FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERAOIUTV AND EFFECTIVE DATE Th* Public Hearing will b* bald In th* commMaion Chamber*. 100 N. Country Club Road. Lak* Mary Th* PubUe I* Minted to attend and be heard Said haar­ lng may b* continued from tuna to tuna until a final dect*lon « Sem inole Herald C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S u f£ I 7 T \ DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the dsy before publication, Sunday 12 Noon Friday * ^ »a d i o l f ADJUSTMENTS & CREDITS PURSUANT TO Ft 711 7S. •AIO VEHICLES WILL BE SOLD TO EATTEFT TOW1NO A STOR­ AGE FBBB FLUE ACCDMIAAT •NO ETORAOI OWNER HAE A RIGHT TO A HEARMM PRIOR TO BALE DATE. ANY VEHICLE OR FOR WHICH THE C H A R M S FOR RE0 0 VERY TOWINO I STORAGE SERVICES REMAIN URRAIO MAY BE BOLD AFTER EE DATE FREE OF ALL PRIOR UENE SALE WILL RE HELD AS f o e t id e at th e TPJELACE AN AD-CALL MfcMMOLI ORLANDO 407/322-2011 407/031-O M 3 (JORDON TODD MILANO. IT AL . OEFENOANTH I 99 M T IO H Sm haarlng Impain d important M i o end •taction kitorm tiM l o c a t io n M N O A TEO FOR THE LIENOR 13—Health * Beauty PuSNth July S, IM S if p im n i tOOifT B A R O P LU CORPORATION.' 70— Education 6 T r a in in g 71— H n r W anted D A TIO 00 JULY t i l . 1M§ MAHTAHNi M O R N t f SllWoL oLwwT1 P^ S t W L »t. Me ttM the most o f Here's hew to Borage sate advertisem ent In 1. PLAN AHEAD - Starting next week, please schedule your yard sale advertisem ents to run two weeks In advance. This avoids the possibility o f delays in the m all preventing the ad from being seen In t i m e . _____ 2. KNOW W HAT YOU W ANT TO SAY - Classified advertising Is priced p er line, Each line consists o f 25-30 characters, spaces, and punctuation marks. If you run s garage sale ad fo r more than one day, the price per lin e Is $-51. If you otihr want to run one day, the price per line Is $1.42. If you have an Idea o f what you want to say when you call the office, the process w ill be much smoother and less tim e ° ° 3 * U AD8 MUST BE PREPAID - All yard sale ads must be prepaid. You can either pay over the phone by credit card (M aster Card or Visa) or you can come Into the office and pay anyway you Uke when you place the Call 322-2611 To Place YourAd. NEW X D* Nat Another Cent Until ¥m Get This FhEE FLEA M AR K ET You Could Save Thousands Os < AaoustYos Cunvally Owe The IRS! Sanford Historical Railroad m b Flea Market 212 W. lit 8t • l i t CXL1I2,24 t hr Th set a Copy Of the Flee Report the IRS hopes you Never Seel Call Now! Downtown Sanford 302-4411 Mantger - Diana Ortiz Find out about our 1 month FR E E R E N T for each space. 302*4411 Diana. O rtiz ! 0 k WZ �I SB - Senanolo Heiatd. Santord. Honda • Sunday, July 5. 1998 71— I 71— H elp W 71— l l E i r W anted COLLECTIONS HOME BASED M S-M M IA M -12 anted EARN U M WEEKLY Proc cessmg our company mail No e«p nec I-000-MI-0717. Contractors A Truckers Make contact quickly, youi stale A N America New freight matching sys 24 tvs SlTnm 1-888-418-4470 MCWIsa CUSTOMER HEPTHETAIL PfT A F7T EXP TREE SERVICE WORK ERS drivers kcense t plus C8I 323-3481 EXP. TIRE MAN Santord Tee A Auto Center 3220872 COLLEGE STUDENTS S11.1S TO START Scholarships awared No e«p CALL M F 9AM 4PM 888-9181 DOCTOR ASSISTANTWa tram nght person Busy op­ tometrists praet on Lk Mary Btvd seeking outgoing person w/matti A communicahon skms Esc. Sal A Ben Fas resume 330-2230 PtoW Truck Lmet ha* imme­ diate opening* tor entry level drivers No eipenence needed Earn 5500 to 5700 weedy plus benefits Home on weekends For COL Naming cal 800-435 5593 Two • yrs ol e«p Eip to repa* A ser FLO. 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F/T. good salary 1 benefits ophthalmology eip ■ plu* Cal 407-333 5111 OPPORTUNITIES IF YOU'RE 16-14, start a carer* m busutess/clencal occpahon* or euknary aqs Jobs corps has tented traiwng slots open anmediaitoy No tuition QEDTugh school dvtoma program available Relocation may be re­ quired to a Jobe Corps campus Housing, maals. medcsi car* and paycheck, (ob placement assistance prowled US Dapt oI Labor program. Can 1-8S6- A d e c co GET EXPOSED POSITIONS Available * ' benefits . For eag er and hard working person Must have Mill operating e i p . front end loader a ♦. Apply in person Pebble Junction, 702 S French Ave. Sanford Mast lift 50 lbs Drug Free Workplace’ ASSEMBLY WORK 2ND A 3RD SHIFTS 'Musi be 4bie lo W| 50 tot A stand al day * Hvtng Or­ der Puller* A Custodians Pit can QPC Slatting n Orlando 260 5088 NO FEET Outdoor Laborer Teeh-Wa tram Den Must have transportation A DL 8308906 STOCK ROOM FI Ol required Vtork hours Noon4 00 pm M F. O/F/W/FV Call SECURITY GUARD RECOTON the nations largest distributorfmanuladurer ol con­ sumer electronic accessodes it looking lot a SECURITY GUARD tor the 5pm - lam shift Canckdates must be registered or be quakfed per Flonda sta­ tutes. Onntton of l censing lor Proprietary Security Officer must have Sene* 0 License Esceiieni benefits package •van Interested applicant 57 50 • 8 50hr NO EXP NEC I Day and eve shifts avar w/ paid training, mcentlvet 8 BONUSES’ If you have a great personality, are de­ pendable. A ready to work. Call Lynn m MAitland 0667-8755 or Mary in 3 Orl 03706648 NO Oonl Be Unhappy BE EMPLOYED 111 CALL HmpJoyinvfil (407) 322-2044 MECHANIC Santord Com settklng qualified truck mechanic lor maintenance and repair Wide variety ot A i­ ms Steady work ♦ great pay and benprogram Mm ol 3 yrs tractor trailer e«P needsd MO 554-7364 BHEAR AND BRAKE 8i good pay and benefits C 407-299-1592 BOLOCRERS oI sma» electron let, dependabMy required, etp preferred but witling lo tram. STOCK ROOM CLERK etp tell starter needed must hive FL driver license F/T wktfy good pay and benefits DFWP 299- CNAs TEAMWORK IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS Positions now sveUahle: FT. PT All Bhlits Nsw Butting Wigs POSmON AVAILABLE Juvenie Justice Out oI School Suspension Case Manager The Housing Authority ot the City ol Sanlord t* seeking a highly responsible individual to be accountable lor manag youth specific goal orientprogram designed to decrease rata of school Aactpinary referrals and Suspensions and tuventle crime, and in­ crease academic peitormance Bachelors' Degree in Cnmmai Justice Program, youth pro grams, or eiceptional educa­ tion or equivalent eipenence Salary based on educaborvea penance Job description 3 The Housing Authority of the C«y ot Santord. Honda An Equal Emptoymew Opporkjmty Ser-l 3 Emptoyer PO Boa 7359 •94 Castle Brewer Cowl Santord. FL 32772 2359 Timothy D Hudson F-aecueve (Vector PRESCHOOL TEACHER 125pm cal 322-1471 EAR N F U LL-TIM E PAY FOR P A R T-TIM E W ORK T h e Smlnoh H ftd has a n o p e n in g fo r a n a w ap a p a r ca rria r In the O vle d a /O a n e va area. O u r papers are delivered each afternoon Tuesday through Saturday. Delivering the Smnlnott M araM is a great w ay to earn good money while working just a few hours each day. W e need someone who is dependable and has reliable transportation A Insurance. If you would like to become a carrier, please cad Ronni Bourne at 322-2611 or drop by our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, F L Apply In Parson at the: dxm tnolc Herald 300 N. French Avs. Sanford, FL Perfect For Retired Persons O r A s A Second Income! D y n A ir S e rv ic e s it experiencing phenom snil growth In our second year of operations. W e are currently accepting applica­ tions for pan-tim e ramp services positions. Applicants must w ork a flexible schedule, understand some English, pass a drug screening, complete a ten year work/schooi; possess a valid Florida driver^ license and be able to lift up to 75 pounds on it consistent basis. IG H E R S T A R T IN G W AG ES $6.50 par hour depending on position join us for open interviews at the location nearest you! S an fo rd Job Service 514 W , Lake Mary Blvd., Tuesday, July 7, 1 p.m. S H A R P & Friday, July 10, 12:00 N O O N S H A R P or Contact C O R E S T A F F For more info at: 407-330-7789 �71— H elp W 99— A partments U nfurnished a n ted Residential Cleaning MOLLY tUUDMHUWKl F/T*M-F ‘ M om . win wain. *07-rrr-*oo7. ITS time to consider • career tn Reef Estate FREE SEMINAR Thun July 0th at 7 00 pm AXamonie office • 766 N SI Rd 434 (1/2 mt. N 8 R 436 on S R 434) -OrMon July 13th at 7 00 pm East Office • 4150 Alalaya Trai (t mat north ol UCO RSVP to Nan WONwendar at aw-9666i 143 or fuel come' Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Sunday, July 5, 1998 - 7M K I T *N* C A K I . Y I . K ® h y L u r r y W rig h t 141—Homes For Sale 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s NOTHINO B U T THE FINEST Fonroui Oorfview Apts on Rmeharl Rd A 46A, Lk Mery All apt home* mi/ pfW. alarms garages Slate olIha-arl activity Illness facility Open today Stop out or call 302 2007 lor a personal show SANFORO EFFICIENCY ml sep­ arate bathroom and ktch area Call Mr Brown 328 8920 4pm 101— H ouses* Furnished q ODDOOOO0 A a a a a a * NEED A COMPUTER But cant gel financing1! ‘Nothing Down". 36 mo lease-pure base Poor credit. 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CBC057245, Res/ Comm, remodel, addatoruk m* MC, VISA .... 407*110*1741 Low down pynxs 2/1 ite s a s u m t w -m * (407)32a-0m Tainting Lessons BwginnBr or Experienced W m L 10-1* or t a t 1-3, Starting Jura 17th 17*02 al Ola Had Bam *10/py 2 hre, - (407) 430-2342 301-Ro o fing HANOVMANPaintmg. concrete, dry waN, remodeling, renova- RV ft Boat STORAGE MO LK. MONROE • 285* L a n d s c a p i n g 275-D rywall EasyAccess • a 24 HOUR ACCESS A SECURITY RESERVATIONS Pool AAA GRASS MASTERS. A l services provided. Dependable Tree/slump removal Free eat. UcMnaur. 000-7341 ry Lsfcs Afts. *w p o h tb lv d 307— S w im m in g S ervices FREE EST. W a R , SWANSON LAWN SERVICE omptele cutt-SIS ♦. CaB B Re- Country Lake (407)332*8310 (407)330-1612 'StxP1 �» o l i ^ Seminole Herald, Sanford, Honda •Sunday, July 5,1998 b y C h ic Y o u n g □nanon nnunun mdnSna raunnnm nnnunb nnnmnn nnnn nun nnnn a n n u m unnun nnnnnnn nnunn uniiun qfour ‘Birthday Sunday. 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T W D L S T U flD Q tU D tfT M U U W H K S H ft \& A W TS WJJ 1■ r •. * j 1 r 'v 1 \ ; �0 m tenmoto Harafcl, Sxnfcxti, Ftorids •turatey, Juhf 8, 1B M -1 0 J( Each year Alpha Kappa i. ._■.■ '■■■—^ a|TOM Alpha. Inc.. Kappa Sigma Omega chapter of Sanford t 1S lIO T n il strives to award well­ deserving students a schol.......... arshlp to assist them with k - - ' j SPECIAL TOTH TH their college needs. TO EE £ io - M H ER ALD The scholarships are ERALD late awarded in two categories. & B R B E B B B H 8 B 5 1 The categories are: academ­ ic performance and most improved senior. Two scholarships are given for academic performance and one scholarship Is given to a student that has shown the greatest improvement tn their senior year. . The winners for 1998 in the category o f academic per­ formance are: Christina Brown o f Lyman High School and Kevin Stallworth o f Seminole High. . The winner for the most Improved senior la Alicia Miller o f Seminole High* The money for the scholarship fund Is generated In a variety o f ways. For the past two years, hinds have cams from the OEMS. The OEMS o f the Future Is also spon­ sored by the Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter. Because o f last year's OEMS o f the Future fund-raising efforts, our chapter was able to give $3,000 In scholarship for this year. This Is the largest a m o u n t o f money earned for our chapter's scholarship fund! In order to be considered for s scholarship, a student must meet the following criteria: 1. Be a senior scheduled to graduate 2. Complete an application by the deadline 3. Provide a current transcript 4. W rite a biographical sketch - including information about future aspirations 5. Demonstrate leadership ability In the school and community 6. Exemplify good moral standards 7. Submit a letter o f recommendation In addition, students awarded a scholarship based on performance must earn a minimum cumula­ tive grade point average o f 3.0. The moat Improved stu­ dent Isn't required to meet the cumulative grade point average o f 3.0. However, the most Improved student must show academic Improvements In his/her grade during their smtnr year. H its year the chapter received 25 applications. These applicants represented all seven senior high achools In a* mtnni» County. The high schools, included: d o o m s Academy. Lake Brantley. Lake Howell. Lake Mary. Lyman, Oviedo, and Seminole. On May 17. Kappa Sigma Omega hosted s scholarship reception In honor o f the graduates and the chapter also recognised the 3 scholarship recipients. The reception hig h lig h ts with ■ step show which was performed by Sigma Kappa Rho - Sisters Keeping It Real and Together We Stand fTWSl o f Lake Brantley High School 1 1. « .. • • . . . . *"• 1 5 ’ .4 . i Lake Mary Sports Complex, which includes baseball and softball Adds, one city resi­ dent wants to build a batting cage facility to com plem ent the existing programs. Cecil Thompson has three children, all o f whom play baseball at the sporta com ­ plex. T h a t's how I came up with the idea." Thompson said In his proposal to the city. *We have a beautiful sports com ­ plex. but (we) have to drive 30 minutes to take our children to batting cage practice usu­ ally twice a week during base- SSSiT™ to l e t the Lord lead them every step o f the way." She also gave other * pearls o f wisdom* to assist the students. All applicants that attended the reception were pre­ sented with a o ft from Kappa Sigma Omaga. Bach wtnner w ill receive $ 1,000 oocs college matriculation begins. Each o f the winners' college o f Intent r ^ j and aspirations are differen t Christina p lan a on attending the U niversity o f Florida. Kevin looks forw ard to attending F lorida A gricu ltu ral an d M echanical University. Alicia w ill be attending S em inole Com m unity College. . Christina desires to focus her studies Am feim w on neonatal nursing. Kevin would like to pursue h it studies In cM l engineering. Alicls has hopes o f becoming s registered nurse. Heathrow tennis and sports camp contnfues . _1.T3 $12,552 this fiscal year. H ie proposed cost to users Is $1 per 16 pitches. The system would Include slow, medium and feat pitch n n j alow and f« « t pitch softball. Thompson said this should accommodate the needs o f aD o f the current teams as well as former m ajor leaguer Chet Lemon's baseball school and the new private school proposed for property adjacent to the sport s com ­ plex. T h is w ill be a big asset to attract all-star games and facility, which would be open from S a.m. to 1 0 p .m .. seven days a week. *1 will have a lot at stake with this com plex.‘ . , , ^ ■v xp>r — —— - ----- x-.--- —a----- —--- ------------- y IN SIDE �2 C •Semmolo Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. July 5. 1998 Health & Fitness CAR ACCIDENT RECENTLY? New therapies, medications ease pain of migraines Bjr Debra W ood RN HERALD CORRESPONDENT ■, v £ £ > C £ £ Many Central Florida mi­ graine headache sufferers have discovered way’s to stop the Incapacitating pain and seize control of their lives, thanks to Improved therapies and new medications developed after scientists gained a better un­ derstanding of what causes migraines. "Migraine Is a disease that has treatments." said Marc I. Sharfman. MD. director of the Headache mid Neurological Treatment Institute In Winter Park. "By seeing a headache specialist, people can Improve their quality of life and Im­ prove work productivity." Approximately 18 percent of the population sufTers from migraine's pulsating pain, ac­ cording to Sharfman. Symp­ toms con last for days and Indude light and sound scnslUvlty. nausea and vomiting. An aura, a visual sensation, may precede the headache. Patlents* quality of life suffers and many lose time at work. Yet studies Indicate only about half consult a doctor for treatment of their headaches. In the past, once a headache started, physicians could ofTer only symptomatic relief. New theories Into the cause o f mi­ graine led to the development of medications that can stop the headache, and new uses for medications that can old In preventing attacks. T h e current theory Is that lt'a from a dysfunction In the sensitivity. Various triggers can lower the serotonin threshold In­ cluding bright lights, hormone levels, a change In sleep pat­ terns. food additives, certain foods, alcohol, caffeine, and stress. Sharfman asks new pa­ tients to kerp a diary to help determine what their trlggrra nrc and If they can Ik* rllmlnoted. Hornionra play a big role. Sharfmnn eotlitiatro thnt women arc six times as likely ns men to have migraines. The headaches usually start during adolescence and last until menopause. "It’s felt that before the men­ strual cycle, the rstrogen level drops down, and It drops the serotonin level." he said. "For some people dally estrogen will stop their headache, but It does not happen for everyone." Avoiding triggers, blofecdback and relaxation tech­ niques help reduce the num­ ber of attacks. Exercise raises serotonin levels and may de­ crease the headaches' severity and frequency. Some people find relief with alternative therapies, such as acupunc­ ture. massage therapy and chiropractic adjustments. However, non-drug remedies do not work for everyone. ir headaches are occurring more than two to five times a week. Sharfmnn will order medication to prevent the at­ tacks. Drugs do not produce the same results In everybody. A number of medications are available for prevention. In­ cluding nntldepressants thnt In essence raise the serotonin level. "With mild dysfunction, there's headache." Sharfmnn continued. "When |the sero­ tonin levell Is empty, depres­ sion. IHeadsche and depres­ sion! ore Interrelated id- free Report reveals 9 things you need to know Nowl Call toll Free, 24 hours a day. hcssch." TrOltfTIBnt (8 0 0 ) 7 9 8 -3 9 4 3 For a long time once a mi­ graine hit. sufTcra found relief by lying down in a quiet, dark, cool room. They could also fall asleep, which raises the sero­ tonin level, and the headache would subside. Now, In addition to relaxa­ tion. Sharfman prescribes medications to take at the on­ set. tmltrcx. approved In 1993. was Joined by Zomtg late last year. Sharfman participated In Zomlg's clinical trials. He d e­ scribed Its action ns similar to n key fitting Into a lock and turning ofT the serotonin dys­ function. "The drugs reduce lost work days. They are non-narcotic and non-addiettve. In one hour's time. Ipattents) arc back to being productive," Sharfman said. T h e y work on the cause o f the migraine, oth­ ers treat the symptoms. These drugs treat the nausea, light sensitivity and the pain." a y 24 Hour Recorded Message i. 1 •i .I I : * I l I Board Csrtmed, American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomats. American Academy of Pain Management. ---- Specializing In — Diagnosis & Treatment O f Mecnrring & Chronic fain Including Mack, Shingles & Cancer fain By Appointment or ttrfemi 3 3 0 -7 0 3 5 Adty Thwbaud MD, P.A. Board CorttfM Psychiatrist • • • • • • Emotional Behavior Problem s Substance Abuse Depression, Anxiety, Schizophrenia M anic Depression Attention Deficit Disorder E ating Disorders 1403 Medical Plaza Dr. Suite #202 Sanford, FL 32771 HOM ED A weekly column by I'm a 60 year old man a hove been told I have a "percent body fat* o f 34 percent. What does that mean? Is that bod? a\\ It depends. For day to day activities and light exercise, water does Just fine and la sufficient to replace our fluids. But when the exerrtae la more strenuous and lasts longer than 1 hour, the sports drinks have been shown to prevent dehy­ dration and delay fatigue. Breathing and perspi­ ration are the two main causes for fluid loss. Sports drinks have additional carbohydrates and electrolytes In them and are Intended to replace the fluids and electrolytes that are loot during exercise. A property formulated sports drink con­ tains only about one-half the carbohydrates found In soft drinks and fruit Juices. Thanks for the question. “It's a sad fact that thousands of ■ children crown annually, and 80 ■ to 95 percent of these deaths B y i occur between Memorial Day and I Labor Day," said Dr. Joan Shook, a pediatric emergency-room physician at Baylor College o f Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. Almost 100 percent o f child drownlngs are pre­ ventable. It la Important that children know how to awlm before going In the water because they can­ not react quickly enough to danger. Parents should always keep an eye on children In the water, and never rd y on blow-up toys or other Inflatable devices to prevent a drowning. "It's tragic when a child dies, but even more ao NO PAYMENTS' NO INTEREST' #1: Our bodies are made up o f muscle, bone, flu­ ids and (at. The percent o f your total weight that Is attributed to fat Is your "percen t body fat". It is only one o f five Indicators o f total fitness. On the average, body fatness percentages are between 10 percent and 30 percent for men. and between 30 percent and 30 percent for women. However, new health standards allow for some increase in fatness with age. So while a young adult male at 34 percent fat would be encouraged to slim down, a middle-aged man at 34 percent fat fa Judged to be In the health range. Oood going! B H B T H awkward social moments, and how to handle their pceri' curiosity and ■ questions. Kids can also gather jV S V S T T T V M tips on how to select wigs, and tie L l & B U U f l scarves. illllM The program also helps Idda brrauae they can talk with others who understand what they are going through. with purchase of carpets! Let Us Show You Quality 1 I �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. Jufy 5.1998 • 9C People ______ j Howells mark golden anniversary friends' anniversary celebra­ tion. They arrived handcarrying Ireland's famous cake that is used for all celebrations In Irrland. The specialty Is a heavy fruit rake Iced In an a l­ mond filling covered with a sugar frosting. "It looked like porcelain," Max said. - i—I a»«*r» Detective Todd Modaraon receives hi* award < o( the Longwood-Lakt Mary Uona Club. Chair Loia Workman Lions honor police officers, firefighters Police officer* and firefight­ er* routinely lay their live* on the line for little pay and little recognition. The LongwoodLake Maty Uona Club wanted to provide eomc recognition. That la why. every year, the club ho Ida a Police Officer and Firefighter Awarda Banquet. Prior to the banquet, the du b approachea Ute Lake Mary and the Longwood police and Ore department!. They aak for nomlnatlona from all four departmenta. The officer* choaen were Police Officer Jamea Burkahlre from Longwood (who waa unable to attend the ban­ quet). Detective Todd A. Moder* son from Lake Mary. Firefighter Tim Byfleid from Longwood and Firefighter Flann W aldorf from Lake Mary. Det. Moderaon was recom ­ mended for the award because o f hi* outatandtng detective work. Det. Moderaon waa able to take a small lead and solve a number o f thefts. Firefighter Byfield went above and beyond a firefighters duty. He uaed hla carpentry skills to save hla de­ partment thousands o f dollars by installing equipment In the firehouse and by Installing equipment on vehicles. The Lake Mary Fire Depart­ ment is starting a new urogram LAKE M ARY A gala Mexican atmosphere at the Sanford American Le­ gion heralded the golden wed­ ding anntvcraary of Maty J o ana Max E. Howell on June 28. *Wc had a fabulous time." Mary Jo aald. The llow ell home on East Jlnktna Circle waa a beehive o f activity when family members and friend* started celebrating early In the day. After a recep­ tion at home, reveler* retreated to the American Legion for an evening o f dining and dancing. The Kalla were decked In a south o f the border m otif co m ­ plete with lights and plnata and the tables featured bowls o f popples Interspersed with (lags. T h e decorations were fabulous." said Max, who has a passion for Mexico and Mexi­ can lore. Adding to the colorful fiesta was a mortachl band playing fiery Mexican tunes for the complete listening and dancing pleasure o f all attending. Quests outside o f the family clrrle. Vers Meegan and Betty Fuller, traveled all the way from Ireland to attend their The Howells' only child. Vicki Jo Caywood, her husband Jimmy, and daughter*. Emily and Laurel arrived from PofllKVtllc. Md. TWo o f Mary Jo's wedding a t­ tendants at the wedding BO years ago attending were her nieces: Dr. Elizabeth Barrett, a professor at Columbia Unlvcrally. New York City, and Suzanne Hall o f Racine. WIs. Also attending was Johnny Farrell. Max's beat man at the wedding and Marine buddy. Max's sister. Marjorie Frensley, arrived from Las Vegas with her children. Robin Bland and her children. Do m an and Calttin. Other family member* a t­ tending were nieces and neph­ ews: Jeffrey and Shannon Shelter and children, Nicholas, Jeffrey and Caroline o f Evans­ ville. Ind.: Joe and Denise Shelter (she did the decora­ tions) o f Windermere, and their children Keith and Page: Scott Shelter and daughter. Ridley o f Nashville: Paula and Malcolm Brown o f Dickerson. Md.. and children. Barrett. Susan and Stephanie: Pamela Tarptno and children. Jessica, Eliza­ beth and John; and Robert and Mary Jo and Max E. Howatl Dorothea Dunlap o f Terre Haute. Ind. Among the others attending were Mildred Hendrickson, a college friend o f Mary Jo’s from Boonevlfie, Ind., and Lea Mat­ thews. a high school chum MARY R O W ELL (Advanced life Saving Serv­ ices). This means that many o f the firefighters have taken classes for further certification. Firefighter W aldorf covered many shifts to enable firefighter* to.lake the c they needed. ___If you are. Interested in teaming more about the Lon wood-Lake Maty Lion's Clu! atop by one o f their meetings. The club meets the first and third Tuesday o f every month at 7:00 p.m. at the Ramada Inn North In Longwood. Lake Mary resident Jennifer Riser heard about • scholar­ ship offered by clothing chain Talbott's through • friend who teaches at Winter Park. Jenni­ fer decided to give It a try, so from Atlanta. The out-of-town wedding an­ niversary guests occupied 17 rooms at the Marina Hotel for a wonderful family reunion. Everybody had such a good time, they hated to leave San­ ford. Maty Jo Manhart and Max E. Howell were married June 26. IM S . at the St. Lucas Evan­ gelical and Reformed Church In Evansville. Ind. They spent many years traveling during their marriage. M a xT w h o w a s In the United States Marine Corps nearly 29 years, retired as s master ser­ geant. The couple moved to Sanford In 1972 "to be close to the Naval Base and friend*." He worked for Martin-Marietta and today enjoys photography, grafting .an d budding d im s oees' and gardening. He la also a volunteer at the Sanford Christian Sharing Center. Mary J o la a retired teacher who taught at schools in Indi­ ana, Virginia and North C aro­ lina. After moving to Sanford, she took a course at Seminole Community College and worked on and o ff as an ac­ countant for the Sanford Housing Authority until she T ran sp lan t strenghtens sisterly love There has always been a loaeness. a feeling o f true love md everlasting togetherness k tween Doris Qutnn WUaon md her 14 siblings, some o f rhotn she raised after the Huudng o f their parents. Big lister Doris has and always rill be special to the Quinn amlly. After many tests, visits to the loctor and dialysis for more han a year, doctors were con­ futed and U waa decided that VUaon would prepare for a Sidney transplant. Being a rlnsr knit family the )ulnns gathered from New fork. Virginia. Wisconsin and Honda. There were several alaera and brothers who were xvpared to donate a kidney, fcola Quinn Purnell, who Uvea n Orlando .volunteered to doiste a kidney to her sister Sorts, and waa selected. Veola Is Just 10 years than her slater Doris, weeks and months o f dialing many lovely cherished lays, the two sisters became rloacr as Veola gave Doris one if her kidneys on May 18 at IrOO p.m. Both sisters, being strong Christiana, faced this day at Honda Hospital In Orlando to■ether. Prayers are continuing o r these two ladies from the Juinn family. The smile on Wilson's face lella juat how thankful ahe la or the gift o f life g M n g by the faster, doctors and moat o f aU >er loving and devoted Meter. Iheae active young ladles arc asking forward to returning to mrk at their respective Jobs. Doris says she feels fine and h e is eternally grateful for a avtng Mater, Veola. Veola say* he is Indeed happy that she mild do such a great thing to Mfp her atoter five. Special thanks are* sent to Elks. The 1098 winner Is La*Shonda Denmark, a 1998 graduate o f Seminole High School. She plans to attend Seminole Community College this foil. She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fisher. Second place winner was SaK rtha Brooks. She la a 1998 graduate o f Pine Ridge High School. She plana to attend college. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Brooks. Improved Benevolent Protec­ tive Order o f Elks o f the World held the annual Region IV Education Oratorical contest. Saturday. June 27 at the New ML Olivet A.M.E. Zion Church. Rock Hill, South Carolina. The Celery City Lodge No. B42 and Evergreen Temple 321. State o f Florida Director Bari E. Mtnott, Dtatrtct Directress Elaine Crumlty, Local Direc­ tress Retha Baker and other Elk member* attended and witnessed the local district and state winners vie for the re­ gional districts o f Florida. Oeorgia. South Carolina and North Carolina. Top winner waa Florida con­ testant T c n y McKinney. J r , aan o f Rev. and Mrs. Terry McKinney. Sr. The winner will attend the National EUu Con­ vention In Las Vegas. Nevada In July. Dgt. Ruler la Joyce Byrd and Bra. Roosevelt Cum ■tongs to Exalted Ruler o f the local lodge and temple. tb d r two children, family and friends for their prayers, devo­ tion and love that has been V m Is rm irsarri her thanks to her husband Olden Purnell. her daughter, family and friends. The true spirit o f sisterly love has been shown by the Qutnn family. Y O » 1 IV N 1 W *; »• A »* I u Buds o f Evergreen Cotillion �4 C ■Sominolo Herald. Sarrtord. Florida •Sunday. July 5. 1998 C-RED makes a name for itself OVIEDO • WINTER S P R IN O t DAWN JENSEN M r. a n d M rs . M ic h a e l R o b in s o n Zane Battle bride o f Michael Robinson Kelshn Clark. Their dresses were a formal length In lilac. Rrldesinulds were Ruby Dlake. Vcroje Davis. Rose­ mary Atwell. Hattie Lee and Verona Walker. Their dresses were plum colored formal length. Serving as best man was Keane Tillman. Usher was Warren Jackson. Groomsmen were Solomon Hardy. Roose­ velt Cummings. Robert Hun­ tley. Eugene Duller III. and Thomas Hawkins. Flower girl was Alexis Bat­ tle and rtngbearer wns Solo­ mon Battle. Jr. The reception was held at the Elks bodge. Assistants were Amanda Alexander. Curtlstrne Peterson and Larnce Fossltt. Zane U.mle and Michael Robinson exchanged their wedding vows on Saturdny. May 30. 1:00 p.m. In Centennial Park. Sanford. Tlie Rev. Otis Raines officiated at the ceremony. Thr bride wns given In marriage by her m iii , Kegan Truman. She chose for her vows an Ivory gown of larc and tulle. The lace bodice was accented by a V-neck with a formal length skirt of talTcta and net trimmed with border lace. Her headpiece was a circle of Ivory roses. She carried a bouquet of Ivory, purple and lilac roses with matching streamers. Attending the bride as ma­ tron of honor was Ann New­ ell. Maid of honor was D ie tric h -----Continued from Page BB was 80. Today, she enjoys her grandchildren and reading. Would they do It all over again? "Yes, yes. I would." Max said. "WeVc lived a very Interesting life." Mary Jo agrees. Jord Herald as society and advertising director. She Is an active member or the Woman's Club o f Snnford Inc., and Is the aunt o f movie star John Schneider. bOURINE HONORED BY CHURCHWObtEN bourine Messenger had the surprise o f her life at a recent Sunday worship service at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. She was called from the congregation to the podium where she was presented a plaque by Elder burlene Sweeting, historian of the women o f the church. "She (bourine) was so sur­ prised." burlene said. "She didn't have a clue." In making the presentation, Lurlenc said to bourine, "The Presbyterian Women o f the Presbyterian Church USA and specifically your sisters In Christ at First Presbyterian Church. Sanford, have selected you as our 1998 Life Member­ ship recipient." bourine moved to Sanford with her family when she was 4 years old. She has been active In the community and was the first woman In the county elected to public ofllce. Super­ visor of Elections. Altliough site has been a member o f the First Presbyte­ rian Church for only 10 years, she has been a member o f Cir­ cle III for more than SO years. She was a member o f the Bap­ tist Church until the death of her mother. Mrs. Lillian V ick ­ ery. and later joined the Pres­ byterian Church. A historian by nature. Lou rIne Is a wealth o f Information on the local scene. She was formerly employed by the San- L1QHTB OUT C ALL FOR OUTDOOR DANCE Passers-by at the School o f Dance Arts on Elm Avenue last Monday night may have * jr mlsed that some form o f m id­ night madness was going on. Miriam Doktor and Valerie Weld. Instructors, and 40 dancers taking a swing dancing class were left In the dark as the course came to a close. The lights went out, prompting the dancers to take their act outdoors In the parking lot. Lights were provided by sev­ eral vehicles and the music from CD's drifted from a nearby truck. According to Valerie, all had a ball as their toes twinkled In the moonlight (and car light). Twenty couples completed the course and w e ll tell you about their final night on the town next week. "Everybody feels so good about themselves," V ale­ rie said. "Especially the gen­ tlemen who can now as a lady for a dance with ease." D KCH H O PP TO ADDRESS H IS T O R IA N 9 You're Invited to a meeting or the Sanford Historical Society on Thursday. July 23. at 5:30 p.m., at the New Tribes Mis­ sion. formerly the grand old Mayfair Inn. Guest speaker will be BUI KJrchhofT, a former Seminole County Com m is­ sioner. whose family owned the prestigious hotel and lived there In Die late 1940s. The meeting Is open to the public but reservations are necessary by colling 323-6952. You are also asked to bring your own sandwich. II was hot. No It wan Sa­ hara Desert hot. But that didn't Mop thr fun and kin (lowing from C-RED's (Coalition for responsible Eennloekhatehee Development ) Bar D-Q fundraiser Saturday In Chuluntn. Willi all the de­ velopment uprooting Seminole county. C-RED held the Bar B Q to raise funds geared toward managing development of the Econlockhatchee River, the secondest largest tributary of thr St. Johns River and an an iOutntnmllng Florida Water!. C-RED was formed by local cltzenn from Die Ov1rdo\Chuluota area In 1990 to encourage and promote renponnlblc development In the Eeon River Basin, primarily East Seminole County. Their focus In on long-term planning of growth and development that does not adversely Impact the natural resources and their mr.il chan ter of life. The not-for-profit group in headed by Mike Rich, a b io lo ­ gist and many other volunteers who evuluutc development projects and act an watch dogs to ensure the developers, the city and the county abide by the rule and requirements of the Growth Management Act and Chapter 120 which strongly rncouruges communi­ ties to be Involved In o f development In their area. "This area In Ihe uplands are covered by the Econ River Pro­ tection Ordinance which re­ stricts development and tries to maintain the real character o f development. " said Mike Rich. “The City o f Oviedo stated In It's protection ordi­ nance that this area has spe­ cific rural character not in­ tended for urbanization". Rich sold that his primary concerns o f protection ar the tributaries, wetlands, and lakes associated with the econ. These - regions s u p p o rt. the wildlife which would greatly decline or disappear with Ita habitat developed. "If we systematically develop each tributary o f the Econ with small lot houses, we drive out all the small food for the redatore." Rich said. "We ave to keep the tributaries, rivers, and lakes producing wildlife. I f we manage It prop­ erly. there will be sandhill cranes blue heron, bobcats, and turkeys. So lt*s a choice." Rich d ie d a survey on what tourists would most want to see when they visit. Number one on the list was theme parks; number two. the wilds o f Florida. Since tourism drives (Toridais economy.this perspective would favor the managed development Rich and other volunteers are trying to attain. "This Is an oustandlng Flor­ ida water, a core area we want to protect from unmanaged growth and development," he said. "Preserve our best areas, not Just for the tourists, but for ourselves." For more Information on CRED or If you are Interested In S Pauline, 16 montha old (uppar photo), with hor mothar, Suaan Damora of Chuluota, rldaa a pony during C-RED'e Ber-B-Q, a fund• ralaar to halp protact and managa devel­ opment along the Econ River. Danielle Whipple, 6, (left, In left photo) geta her face painted by Vel Rotarlue et the event. attending one o f t h « r meetings . contact Christie at 365-9553 or Ann at 365-9763. Oviedo Parka and Recreation offers Tennis Camp July 27 through July 31.- Monday through Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Riverside park. 1600 Lockwood Bhd. Costs arc as follows: 960/wcek/ctty residents , 965/week/ non-city resident For ages 7-12 years seriously Interested !n tennis, lessons are available. Students must bring their own racquet, a swim suit and towel- i f time allows to Jump Into the pool, instruction Is provided by U S ITR Professional Bob Newsome. For more Inform a­ tion. please call 977-6081 or 977-6078. OOD GROUP T O M EET The Old Downtown Develop­ ment Group whose mission to a create a town center with a unique atmosphere that will provide commerce and encour­ age cultural, recreational, and educational activities. Officially Rowellshe walked Into Talbott's and got an application. Three months after applying. Jenni­ fer was thrilled to hear the news that she was one of the fortunate recipients. The scholarship Is specifi­ cally for people who liavc been out o f school fbr 5 years or more. Jennifer will be using the scholarship to get a C om ­ munications Marketing degree from the Florida Metropolitan University. Jennifer already lias ludf a year's credit for a t­ tending Seminole Community College. Jennifer Is originally from Washington, D.C. She has been In Lake Mary for 9 years. She loves the community and believes In giving back to the community. She has been ac­ tive with the Lake Mary Cham ­ ber o f Commerce, helping get donations for their annual Fan­ tasy Night. She also partlclted In the Relay for Life In ke Maty. Currently, Jennifer la work­ ing at Hancock Information Group tn market research. B fontied tn early 1997. t h e - o r ganlzatlon Is made up o f lopal business owners and con ­ cerned citizens to express their concerns for the old downtown area. ODD meets the second Tuesday of every month at the Oviedo City Hall at 7 p.m. Eve- ryone is tnvMed to attend. Mark your calendars for the ODD's Crulse-In with the Travelers Car Club oT Sanford the 3rd Saturday o f every month In downtown Oviedo starting around 5 p.m. For more Information, call Rick Bums at 366-1096. lime for Medicare beneficiaries to wake up and smell the complimentary coffee. Join us for a Tree information session and gel the facts about a smarter plan. It's called AvMed Medicare Plan. Il can provide you with better quality coverage and increased flexibility, all for leu than you're paying right now. H K U «u tiU i • i h i w Friday. Mt 1?• 1MB— Denny's Golden Corral 3096 Aloma Are. (corner of Aloma i 436) Winter Part BS7 W. Town CU Ptwy (SR 434 nest to Cootco) Altamonte Springs Shoney's Denny's 3ISO Orlando Dr.* (OS. 17-92) Sanford 3771 8. Orlando Dr. (09 17-92) Saalsrd • IfcMaa R8VP Fbr reaervatiooe and more Intonnation. please Call Toll Free 888412-8633 ••• PLEASE BRING A FRIEND ••• Spare la halted. refreataaenU are not. We hope you'll Mo us. It could be the healthleal cup or coffee you've ever had. hefa m30 aB/93 AvMed id ic a b k P lan �Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Sunday, July 5, 1990 - SC SUNDAY Creatures from the forest don’t understand women of the mall . 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IPMPri gjjgjag I0*»**" t t o n i w i c i w w ^ w*' jt IM m W wi litlmtni~ M l in »U i ttmtmH iwMttrtlCjM'jSr iw itiin M M m e s r ^ K , CM»i Cm i Jvj M M , (■ ra u a tillln ti s i r R i S I<MS——M i M W luiAHMijW ^ l a w ___ L iV T J r tg W J flT ** ^ 3 30 S 00 S 30 ■1 00 | i 30 fo—t OAmfopmhy - FetidRgynt ftasel iy J o * ____ 1 PGA Go* (mw* HartfordCtfoPt - • iMt (knFfoi 1 I >C 't* 3 00 T tv «* *•4*1* ' *V6 & Owi MotwI FMFih I M S a m Vh w • t Hf»jj fcp#tTf >»m 5 3 | S i 5 ^ 5 iQ 5 5 5 i Iymwmm Im mi iw L lS a J * jA P a ju is a . s. ! Wr : — i ^ — E S Z ^ f DEAR ABBY: I have the moat handsome boyfriend in the world — and the niceat, I thought, until t realised that ’ Ben'' does not under­ stand or reaped my favorite activi­ ty: shopping. Yesterday, my friend and I took Ben shopping with us, so he could understand the appeal. I explained everything to him the night before, but shopping day waa a disaster. He was not up at 4:30 to be first in lint. He poked around and refused to w ear the ahopplng attira I had given him — comfortable those and a backpack, In the shops, ha refitted to cooperate. Hia critical attitude attracted embarrassing attention from other shoppers. To top it all off, when I made a purchase, ho would throw up hla arms and ■cream, *Run, Visa Card! Run!* My friend could not atop laugh­ ing. I waa ao angry I haven't bean able to spaak to him since. Abby, how could this man be so insensi­ tive to a y feelings? Now 1 am no longer sum this relationship is such a good idea Ben is l has a great career, but is this rela­ tionship worth saving? I'm not giv­ ing up my shopping excursions 1 IN OREGON . D E A R PU RC H ASELEB Bi I f u 'ro boon b a y in g w h a t Bon i boon "eriBry — now cmn you call eoureelf “purchaaelessT W h a te v e r hla m a a c u lln o appeal m ight be, Ben la clearly n o t s o m e o n e w h o 's l i k e l y to develop ■ lo re fo r shopping. I f you r Ideal man is one who en joys risin g a t 4t30 a.m., put­ tin g on sensible shoes and ca r­ ry in g ■ bac kpack ao you don't h a ve to c a r r y y o u r ow n packegos, you a re a h opp ln g In th e IL Ilka a C DEAR ABBY: I couldn't believe your answer to T u r k e y le a e in Arkansas * Gwen is being told what to do, when to do it, how to do it and then expected to show respect to the per­ son giving the orders, and you call Arr a turkeyl I thought the 'M e Tarxan, you Jane* mentality was a thing of the past. Nowhere In the latter does the turkey hunter say ha ai ktd Gwen i f aha wanltd to go hunting, and nowhere do 1 sea where ha listened to her reply. That brainless turkey hunter needs to quit sn iffin g his fact paint and p that Gwen lai using passive the pointi o f her __ to make the for hia sport sndlda Ilack of D EAR G ROUSE H U NTERt G w e n w a s n 't h o g - t ie d and forced to g o along on the turkey hunt. She cou ld h a ve refu sed the Invitation. T h e b a n te r w ants a wom an w ith whom to share hla love o f tu rk e y h u n tin g, and G w en is d e fin ite ly not that wom an. Bo, f o r h la p u rp o a ea , sh e fa a turkey. Canada i to: D eer Abbjr, T een Booklet, P.O. Boa 447, Mount Morris, 111. «l*4 4 0447.(1 NIGHT LIFE. Many accidents arc caused by car driven who didn't see ihe cyclists. Wear reflective gear and bright clothing. And keepP Jour your m { evening from beingg raine rained.d . \ y / M H M Tv* ____ “ e a a ___ ■ e f t i : a_______ raec.isaa______________________ * r « * F ----- J : communication skills. Beauty and an ability to cook arts poor reasons upon which to base a A D V IC 1 relationship. Ir Turkeyless’ wants a relationship, not only does he , need to learn to communicate better and listen, he should look for com­ mon Interests rather than expecting Owen to kowtow to his. ABIGAIL AGROUSE HUNTER VAN BUREN IN MINNESOTA DEAR ABBY: I just roared at the letter from "Turkeyless in Arkan­ sas.’ I couldn't stop laufhing, so I sat down and wrote my own version — from a woman's point of view. It's titled, ’ Men Are From the Forest; Women Are From the Mall.'' Hope you enjoy i t ANN IN MANZANfTA, ORE. Migraines Side effects during the Zomlg'e clinical trials w ere mostly mild. They Included nausea, dim ness, drowsiness and ■ tingling sensation. The drug should not be used by patients with high blood pres­ sure or heart disease. *Zomlg, studies say, la a more rapid acting ora) prod­ uct. The goal la to atop the headache aa easy as possible and aa quickly aa possible.* Sharfman eald. Sufferers report that their -,„r^— , Nw fo> Mm m***** w++% q x ] t PRIME TIME Y «5 S 7 ff K ir s ,.' migraines interfere with family relationships, friendships and buatnrss acttvttlcs. 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C <J£f£L M-5& T Inti in .| K M M W _______________ ■i STSm h ^ i r i iffV i ~ T DFtntoMM'iSr tC d U m ^ l HM) W riM Im I ChmcatiGuaa m aM L E S d S lg s The following births btrt! were recorded d at Columbia Center tn Sanford: May 38 * Dcniza and Chad Gardner. Sanford, Boy May 29 - Mlchaela and Frances Dumin, Sr., Deltona, Boy May 30 - Audrey Dias and Franklin Barrios, Jr,, Sanford, Oirl May 31 - Barbara Thunui and Robert Durden, Osteen, Olri June 1 • Adrienne and Eric Jackson, Altamonte Springs, Boy; Jennifer and Daniel Bern, Deltona, Boy June 3 • Yvette and A M a Bell, Sanford, Boy; Tracy and Isaiah Williams, 111, Sanford, Olrl The following births were recorded at Columbia Medical Center In Sanford: June 12 • Elisha Evans. Orange City, Olri; Toneka Alexander and TUron Hough. SeLand. Boy; Michele and Stephen Fletcher. Deltona. Boy June 14 - Belinda and Travis Bauer. Deltona. Girt; Cristina and Carlo# Patino. Winter Springs. Boy; Tiffany Price and Eric Undo, DeBary, Olri June 15 • Tabitna and J oel Price. Deltona, Boy; Patricia and William Tuggle. II I. Deltona. Boy June 16 - Michelle and Edward Howard, Jr.. Sanford, Bey; Cora Williams, Sanford, Bey The following births were recorded at Florida Hospital in Altamonte: June 9 • Jennifer Hawkins, Casaclbcny. Boy June 13 • Heather Henderson and Michael Green, Sanford, Olri; Donna and Steven Oreen, Oviedo, Oiit: Roaanie Joseph and Mas Pierre, Altam onte Springs, dirt June 13 • Rebecca and Walter Oreen, Deltona. Girl: Cheryl and Eric Qcgner. Deltona, Boy June IB - Mary and W illiam Weld, Altamonte Springs, Olri; Paula and William VTctera, Sanford, Boy The following blrtha w ere recorded at Central Florida Regional Hospital: June 16 • Maria and Ceaar Deltona. Olri June 16 - Sheri and Kenneth Clark. Deltona, B ey. Kimberly Yoataneucs. 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F&PONDKNT SANFORD • City officials, directors of civic boards, members of the Oieater Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce and other Male and local elected officials wtU join Sanford Mayor Larry Sanford...one brick at a time.* will lake place at noon. Friday. In Magnolia Square in downtown Sanford, wtth a light lunch homed by Conklin, ftwter A Homes Engineers. Inc. The event wtU gtve an overview of the •1,743.000 construction project about to begin on Second Street, aa weg as how this construc­ tion U port of a much target *23.5 million city- CASSELBERRY • The Semi nole County Council of Local Governments ICAINO) met re­ cently In Casselberry, to dlsruaa an Item city governments are considering the broadanting of meetings on local television. Sheriff Don Esllnger also told the group that the weekend Jail program will be replaced. After the traditional opening remarks and role call, mem­ bers and mieMs were welcomed by Caaatfceny Mayor Brute Ptonovoat. Although the formal lor the Orsngr County's current Or­ ange TV. CALNO has Indicated M wig continue efforts of gath­ ering support for this activity throughout the county. Winter Springs Commissioner and CALNO Chairwoman Cindy Oenneg sold, 'this is the time for the governing bodies to join up.* Seminole County School Board and CALNO member Larry Furlong first bnx^ht this Since then. It was understood Ihat the county had more lev­ erage to get the project started because of Its agreement with Ttme Warner Coinmunlcatlona frWCI Further. TWC and Clututel 34 tiad worked with ■ task force to examine this In­ creased media coverage. Furlong Mild. This has taken a lot longer than any of ua had ever hoped for.* It was also mentioned that Chatutel 24 would like to be the vendor an the system and there were certain capabilities that they hove. However, there wtU be a healthy competition fur litis project. Furlong had alto discussed Itow the City of Sanford and many other cities In (he county were aiding In Ihla project. Srmlnote County Sheriff Don Eakngrr was also on hand to explain the Weekend Day Re­ porting Program. *WeVe aokrd end program to a day reporting program.* hr said. It la exprrlcd to start October I. The new program will replace llir weekend Jail program and will allow Individuals lo repay their debt to society by doing Beth Newbtrg. Joe B. Naarhl. Valorle Sutton and Mark Bridges • ranging In age from 10 lo 38 - rode In the Special Olympics 1088 Slate Equestrian Championships In Tampa on May I and 2. Although the four began their equestrian training last Sep­ tember at Ebse and Jim Hukne'a Circle * lf Ranch In lata, guiding Bojanglea" m Theatre Project season finale: Jake’s Women bark to your respect hr gov­ ernments with this, we want to makr better use of our re­ sources* Also discussed was a resolu­ tion adopted by the council where the cities of Seminole County (Altamonte Springs, Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo. Sanford and Winter Springs), along with the Seminole County School Hoard and Srminolr County will pur sue an Interlocal Agreement called the Intergovernmental Manning Coordination Agree­ ment of 1907 (IPCAI.* This agreement will give no­ tification between the county, cities and the school board In mallets dealing wtth Issues like mutual borders, voluntary annexation, density changes, crooning, comprehensive plan changes, and other land re­ lated Issues. A motion was made and the agreement was officially passed by CALNO. This arms followed by a brief update by each government representative. These reports Included: Casselberry Com­ missioner At Clark who con­ gratulated the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, os well as. the years ago In a Broward County program known as Horses A Handicapped. She worked with numerous special riders for 8 years. When her husband. Jim. was transferred by BellSouth to Orlando, the asked If there �M *Santool* Herald. Sankwd, Florida •Thursday. May 14, 19M SANFORD ■ Seminole Volun­ teer Enterprises will distribute fresh vegetable* provided by Farm/Share. Friday. May IS from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. The distribution will he at the Food Commodities ofTlcr located st 407 W. 4th Street In Sanford, on the MHilh side of the building nt 4th and Kim Ave­ nue. Recipients are asked to enter off Laurel Avenue and exit on Elm. The vegetables are available to very low and low Income households. The dismbuttou ts con­ ducted tn accordance with the U.5. Department o f Agricul­ ture policy which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, set. age. handicap, religion or national origin. B taaftt j f it l t i l l A huge, multi-family yard sale win be held Friday. May 19 sad B a frta y. May 19 be­ ginning at 8 a.m. each day at 709 Sarlta Street (behind Hardees, off 17-92), Sanford. The sole will Include baby Items, toys, bikes, clothes, books, furniture, appliances and morel All proceeds will benefit the Colton Seaky Help Trust Fund. Colton la a 25 month old Sanford resident who baa a rare condition that affects the growth of his arteries. He Is the third and youngest person known lo have arterial hy­ poplasia syndrome. Depending on his medical condition as he grows. Colton will require an unknown number of surgeries. Donations may also be made directly to hta medical trust fond ah Colton Seaky Help Ttuat Fund. P. O. Ban 7M . Apopka. PL 32704-0756. 8:30 am an 9tta*day, May IS . Iltkrre will m m at UtileBig Ecun Pom l. 881 Bnrr Street. Oviedo. Thu la a 5 mile troll. Wear sturdy shoes, bring your lunch and plenty of water. Guests are welcome. No reservations are required. For details and directions rail the Wilderness Trrkker InfoLtne (407) 351-9960 or visit their web page http://www.ieoeltlea.com/-wt Id-trek/. SANFORD • Seminole Hope Neighborhood Advisory Coun­ cil will meet at the West San­ ford Days A Girls Club dstsrday. May 19 at noon. F r9 9 c a iic tr ic r a t n in f CENTRAL FLORIDA • Many ple Uvc tn Florida for the uttful weather that ran wreak havoc on our skin. Mcdlral experts agree that overexposure to summer sun. especially when tt results In severe sunburn or bllstenng. to lire principal cause of skin cancer. One In 7 Americans will get this most common •PI* of cancer in their life­ time. With early detection skin cancer can lie cured about 05 percent of the time If detected and treated early enough. K Central Honda Healthcare System It offering free skin cancer screenings at their Cancer Care Centers on 9at> ■■day. May 19 from 9 a.m. until noon. Participating der­ matologists will check for pos- The Center for Birds of Prey holds baby owl shower to raise money venm 0 of B capper?, MAITLAND - Even If you missed the 13th Annual Baby Owl Shower at the Audubon Center for Birds of Pray In Maitland Saturday. May 9, you ran make atlll contributions In the form of a "baby osrt shower Not only is spring the busiest season at the Audubon Center for [Unis of Prey, tt ts also when It hold Its main fund raising event to raise cash and restock supplies for the teat of (he year. Spring came early this year for the Center, with a record 139 raptors admitted In the first quarter of 1998. so there to deftnltetv a need. The festive day at the center Included children's activities, educational programs Bid a sneak preview of Project Wingspread, a redevelopment plan for the Center. Baby raptor exhibits win be done differ­ ently this year due to federal regulation changes. Uift St™#*. P R A D eveiopment M o"<*ge»"*nt Clovporotion mo Quests were ashed to bring a iMfay owl shower' gtff. which could Include a cash donation or supplies such m laundry detergent, paper towels, dis­ infectant or any number of Items on the Center's Wish Loir PuolwCCi Poundat*on corriioll^ >nvtte ^ow to •con tupporting Qownto fso pee psnon * L^os*ot(U« U PsrioJ TO i cortwmer rteonfkj »*ti Local artists W EATHER a m , mqf. 1:00 a m p.m.. maj. 2:15 p.m. architect and the builder: a t B - lO a g J i fnolc Herald you mcmey »nd could cwn Call 1-800-330-4MTG -0 ■t.T'tVffi �Somtnoti Hm m . SonM, Roam •Thmday tfey 14, IW -M Arrest deputies. Houser * with felony battery. George Baker. 42. Island Dr.. Longwood. rested by Seminole deputies. Baker was with battery. of 2400 was ar­ County charged waa arrested in the 3600 block of South Orlando Drive. Ceaare allegedly tried to stgn a atolen check with a take name, and a purse was found in defendant's ear that did not belong to her. M M 9t D • The Citterns far County Natural Dierf Fund organisation reported stolen out of Orange County end one hod ■ sawed off barrel which was illegal. Officers also report­ edly unturned crack co­ caine. marijuana and a vari­ ety of handgun ammunition. Because of a lengthy arrest rrconi inciuaing Kaony con* vtctlona. Williams status as a convictrd felon prohibits him from posaeaalng flrrarma. Aa a result of the search, William* haa been charged with possession of a firearm by a convictrd felon; posses­ sion of crack cocaine; pos­ session o f marijuana; pos­ session o f a short-barreled shotgun; possession of drug sms Citterns far Seminole County Natural Disaster Relief Rind is holding a benefit Bike fan and Party on f e a f e f , Hand &. Beverly 7:30 p m m#uly. The Her. Charles Banka of Opm Door Baptist Church In Eatonvtttr, la in charge of the aera­ te*. > Everyone la invited to at­ tend. The Hra. Anthony M iller tapaatarof Mt. Sinai, h r more tnhnnolten or a free brochure call 32g-2l2l. R e sto re n s titu te tv inter •u fs rnw nonoi n oip m a Cmmr Cera Corner 2100 ...... . id Or. • W lsterfejj: �DEAR ABBY; Thank you for your remit response to 'Pleased In the Sunshine Bute* whose daugh­ ter snd son-in-law were helped by Planned Parenthood. Years ago, they helped me, too. In Itt70. when I was 16 years A n m te a v S u p trm a rto F were married. I decided to do my senior term paper on methods of birth control. In my research, I dis­ covered Planned Parenthood When I explained that I wanted the information for my term paper, they offered to send a speaker to school to speak to my class. On the day of the urrM-ntation, many stu­ dents were late for their next rlaaa' The hunger for knowledge that these 17- and 16-year-olds pos­ sessed was astonishing The presen­ ter used visual aids and handouts, and the students' questions were answered honestly and hilly. One classmate was arvrn months preg­ nant I wonder if her pregnancy could have been avoided had such an open, frank lecture been given seven months earlier. I followed Planned I'arvnthaod's advice, and when my husband and I had rome all the way from Califor­ nia tn the United Mateo to purchase it. The clerk's comment was, *Ye should ha'e left 16 minutes earlier!" MARIE M PEDERSON, SANTA MARIA, CAUP. Theatre-----with OTP play*. The cast of John's Includes Al Krulick aa Jake. Kelly llolden as Maggie. Michelle Ureaugh aa Karen. Marlasa Styne aa Molly (age 12). Kim Crandan as Molly (age 21). Christine Dcrferr aa Edith, An­ gela Jo Strohm aa Juke and Kelly Welle aa Sheila. Anne lin in g to directing. The play will run through May 31. IVrformance* will take place Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p m. and Sundays at 2 p m Tlekrls are SIB on Fridays and Saturdays. and 613 for Thursday and Sunday performance*. Discounts are available for senior*, atudents, and SCC (acuity, staff and atudent*. For more tnformatfon. call the box ofiler at 328-2040. CALNO Cirrtii afttrlhit (CALNO). Is a cooperative effort between the Individual cities of Seminole County, aa wdl aa the Seminole County School Aisles • FREE Pre-qualification • FAST APPROVALS C a ll T o d a y • U O f r U l W I PHONE: 407-321-6626 HOURS: Mon-Sat 9 amto 7 pm •Stat&Hcensed and registered pharmacists •Convenience: haveyour prescription filled while you shop . •We accept most major insurance plans including Humana. Prudential. PCS. PAID. Medimet, MEDICAID and BlueCross BlueShield of Florida and Health Options Computerized prescription records We carry a full lineof quality genericdrugs Prescriptions areeasily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and well contactyour physician and takecare of all thedetails. 1 SfmVw I lfT90 GOffttrQi W9mMny Mnu IttfTWfWiffi r a r n f l B iJ IU tfilii* h h m D n iH l M w.5 h l the call of duty with the * M O D S ! / v Cl . I A N IN f m i ★ NEED CASH NOW 7 * , ** �White Sox railroaded Railroaders-Cubs top Sunniland in Bambino baseball D o not rate the baseball season on a lack o f a state SANFORD _ So much for • showdown. Erik Bmim hurled ■ two-hmer and Karl Henkel and Freddy Howard drove In two runs each as the Railroaders-Cuba thumped their nearest competition, the Sunniland Corpora­ tion-White Sox. 13-3. In Sanford Recreation De­ partment liabe Ruth Uaaeball Bambino League action at Roger Holler Junior Field Wednesday evening. In the other game, the First Union-Athletics solidified their hold on third place in the Ameri­ can Division by scoring eight nma in the sixth inning to pull out an ll-ft victory over the Flay It Again Sports-Yankeca. With the victory the Cubs are now 13-1 and have all but d tnched the tap seed from the B ig battle shaping up fo r M en ’s W ednesday title chase rj-.ta ■STm Q L s l IS S m m tllSanuaadi Red Sox upset White Sox in Babe Ruth On Sundae. Johnson had a b u dxy. winning the Q.T.P. over Donate Cdgan and M Pinch and the Sanford flintrare boats recta every Wednesday night ■* 7:48 p.tn. The three daaaea run each week �I • Semnote Herald. Santort. Ftortte - Thursday. May 14. 1MB Softball- A B ekaB ook. C aatiaoad hoa r Fags I I Tim Ralnr* i» « Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankee* His Mats for the 1998 season Is m ihe first column, personal-best season totals In the Bcrond column and career totals (including 1998 gomes) In the third column Raines walked as a pinch hitter Wednesday In the Yankees' H-0 victory over the Texas. RAINES GAUGE CATEGORY Games.................................... ....................... Al-bats.................................... plHIM_____ ______ ______ _____........................... Hits........................................ ........................ Rill ........................................ ....................... ................. Triples.................................... ........................ ........................ Avenue.................................. Bambinos Continued from Page IB Henkrl scored on u passed ball and Howard npped another triple and scored on on error. The winners added another (our runs tu the third Inning on on KUI grounder by Damien Ward. Rill double* by Krtk Brcurn and Henkel and on RHI triple by Howard. The White Sox scored their final nm In the fourth Inning oh Mitchell singled and scored on on RBI single by Bloom. The Cubs then closed out the Run Rule win o* Roger Brcurn and Dekyuan Dcbose both walked and later scored on passed balls. Enk Drrum. In addition to gtvtng up Just two hits, struck out 10. walked two and only allowed one earned run. Powering the Cubs' offense were Freddy How­ ard (3-for-3 with three triples, two runs scored, two RB!l. Karl Henkel (triple, double, two m m scored, two RBI), Levi Glib (two singles, one run scored). Erik Breum (double, three runs scored, one RBI). Dekyuan Dcbose (two runs scored). Alton Hicks (one run scored) and Damien Ward (one RBI). Providing the offense for the White Sax were Bacsrlc Mitchell (one single, one run scored). Eddie Bloom (one single, one RBI) and Larry -98 25 12 23 11 3 t 2 3 beet 100 052 133 194 71 38 13 18 •H) .334 career 2.211 8.312 1.487 2.402 911 404 112 101 798 .290 Tim Ralnss Thomas and Arnold River* (one nui scored each). The Athletics scorn! a pair of rum in the top of thr first inning, but the Yankees oulscoied the A s 4-1 ovrr the next four-plus Innings to take a 4-3 advantage. are welcome. Deadline ta May 20th. For more information contact Richard C. Ooodwtn at (904) 328 9382. IN B R I E F Girls AAU hoops champs Summer youth basketball SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Orlando Magic have been awarded tha IBM AAU Otria Basbrthall Cfewnpfcmm stx age groups. May 8 th -10th the 13-and-Under. 14and-Under and 16-and-Under will compete: and on May 18th-17th the 12-and-Lnder. 15and-Under and 17-and-Under will square off. The Championships are qualifiers for the AAU National Championships to be held In July In various cities around the country. Teams wishing to enter the Florida Cham­ pionships or needing additional Information should call Ken Patrick. Seminole Commu­ nity College. (407) 328-2093 or Tom Blert, Orlando Magic, at (407) 916-2681. WINTER SI’RINGS _ The Winter Springs Basketball League will offer a summer select foe boys and girls in the ___ i/Whtrr Springs ares. Divisions will conalal of boys and girls In age groups of 10-and-Under 11-and-Under 12-and-Undm 13-and-Unden M and Under 15-and-Under. or grade levels 3-through-8. Paisika Softball Tournament PALATKA _ The Blue Crab Festival Softball Tournament will take place May 22-25. In Palatka at Triangle Pant. AU Men'a and Chinch Slow-PUch classes RBI). Jeremy Chunat (two triples, two runs, two RBI). Larry Chunat (two sinKies. run. RBI). Dainaso Emrrlc (two singles, three RBI). Steve Gaines (single, nm. two RBI). Brian Jones (single, two runs). Rob lannonr (stnglr. RBI) and Jason Mustek. John Whtgham and John Muslrk (one single and one nm scored each). Wells Construction: Grorgr Pur/lg (double, two singles. RBI). Chris Wargn (two dou­ bles. two nms. RBI). Kundy Brown (double, single. KUI). Tim Cooper (two singles, run). Krrmy Brown (two singles). Robert liln (single. RHI). Troy Hickson (slnglr). Malt Kalasnlk (nm) and J«sly ('oo|>rr (Hill). Tire City; Denny Miller (homr run. double, two nms. RBI), Jarnlr H im (double, single, two nui*, two Kill). Bobby Brow-ii (two singles, two nui*). Chris Bryson (two singles, nin). Trey llmsseur and Mlkr Clark (two singles and one RBI earh). Dee I hum (single), John Strw.irt Inin. RBI) and Miikry Cogbum IRBI) Each division will be limited to eight teams and each team will play eight games at vari­ ous Oviedo/Winter Springs area gyms during the months of June and July, culminating with a division tournament. All games will be played according to the Florida High School Activities Association rules. AU others will cost 670 per player and must register by May 20th. Coaches who are In Interested in placing a team In this league should contact Chris Marietta a t'321-5282 or Ttmy McDonald at 897-1457. See our Web site at www.abeka.com/ndB or Call 1-800-874-2353 k m .32 J»U Bring a " s'v fnend! >/_ into (nin). Writs Constant ion Troy Hickson (two singles, nm. two RBI). Tim Cooper (two singles. RBI). Mall Kalasnlk (two tinglr*. run). Mlkr McLohon (double, nm). Chris Wargo (single, two nms. RHI), Krnny llrown (single. RBI) and Kandy Brown jmn). Nobles Conatnictlon: Jeff Chunat (four singles, nm. RBI). Kevin Julian and Lurry Chunat (two singles, one run scored and one RBI each!. Jsson Mu Mrir (two singled.' nm): Steve Gaines (triple, run. two RBI). Jeremy Chunat (double, run. RBI). Anthony Foster (double, run). Domaao Enteric (single, nm). Rob lannone (run. RBI). John Whtgham (two runs) and Brian for date, time. h location _____ __ ■110b# Igr* 1Jl i* IfAti ABekaBook O w n Your O w n T r a v e l A g e n c y ,. u (v I (MHt * AIM* |T«w1 '• A/OW! Call f °i' *9 .,e • v.s-i’ 11 v CREDIT CARDS! • NO CREDIT CHECK • NO SECURIfY DEPOSIT' NO INCOME REQUIRE MENT S' Pebble Junction: Jerry Co­ rnu* (two singles, mu. two RBI). Johnathan Jours (single, mu. Kill), Brett Mollr (single, two Rill). Kvle tlmhakrr. Bob Markos and Joey Dillon nin (one single und one nm scored each). Mike Miller (alnglrl and Dave Bennett and Blake Mirray (one run scored each). The Athletics, however, got their bats going m the sixth timing a* Jonathan Magnum tripled with one out and the next seven batters all reached, and scored, lie fore the final two oulx were recorded. The only other hits in the ndly was ail RBI double by Joey Dean and a single by Jeff Bowers. MAT 13 Prhblr Junction: Blake MirDoing the damage for thr Athletics were Jona­ than Magnum (triple, double, one nui scored, my Riirre singles, two nms. one RBI). Joey I>ean (double, one nm scored, Kllll. Mlkr Miller (three sin­ one RBI). Keith Rivers Idoublc. one nin scored). gle s. nin. Hill). Johnathan JcfT Bowers and Slcvr Dennis (one single and Junes (home nm. slnglr. nm. one nm scored each), Frank Santoro (three runs three Kllll. Kyle Brubaker scored) and Brett Stalker. Ravin Lawson and (double, slnglr. run). Dave Co m (single, nm. RBI). Dave Ryan Thome (one nm scored each). Hie Yankees were led by Denick llam a Kaeberlrln (single, two runa). (double, two runs scored, one RBI). Andres Joe DlBanolo (single. RHI), Redding (double, one run scored), Bruce Hip- Kent Brubaker (slnglr). Dave ahur (single, one run scored) and Chris Cole Bennett (RBI) and Vic Dillar- and T J . Jackman (one run scored each). Textbooks and Video School on display in your area THIS IS A GUARANTEED OFFER It your. ovw 18 4 havs a vaWihadung account, you* rat*™ a mar* bar* card Amar* matthanOva cost a *m* d 43 000 00* g u ar an teed * CALL 1-800-065*8818 Ciwtt Cord ProQ»am Sponoxad Dr * Ucansad TtnaraM toMubon Man*#* U S CnarTOw o» Corwfwce__________ D o w 's P a r fo r m ancM l • 41 Year* of Homtt tervtcs • Hssstt and rolielle service • Nationwide werreety evttlsft le a Senior Citwn Otscoenta • Free Tewtn« Wit* Me|er Repair* T V a n s m io o io n In c . 1 7 -t2 * O o lflf (Awsee bam f f l nwoso stacks) Mil* I'AI* 1* r B IS fii T O O T i r t 40 7 6 6 8 2 929 c Janes (run). Tire City: Jamie Pltrer (triple, two singles, run. three RBI). BUI Cogbum (double, two singles. RBI), Trey Braascur (home run. double, two runs, two RBI), Red Gamer Itwo sln£es, run. two RBI). Bobby Brawn (double, nui). Mlkr Clark (slnglr, three runs, two RBI). Denny MUIer (single, two runs) and Mickey Cogbum (single, run). X t 1 It Babe Ruth IB Ouy (two singles, run. RBI). Raines (triple, nm. RBI). Hutchins (triple, run), Larson and Green (one double, one nm scored and one RBI each). Goff and Frost (one single and one run scored each) and Louwsma (single. RBI). Pintles: Brookes (double, two runa) and Erickson. Cleveland. Schneider and Harris (one single each). Expos: Mundy (double, two RBI). Wil­ liamson (single, two runa), Sondheim (single, run). Neubauer and Bryant (two runs scored each) and Morales. Blue and Shane (one nm scored each) and Scott (RBI). Indians: Green (two doubles, single, two runs). White (two singles, two runs. RBI). Sheppard (single. RBI). Brumley (single) and Litton. Washburn and Lawrence (one nm scored each). MAT 6 Red Sox: Lowe (triple, two singles, three runs), Killingsworth (double, two singles, two runs). Sheffield (three singles, nm). Soydura (triple, single, two runa), Casey (double, single, run). Sheffield (two singles, three runs), Doney (double, run). Towers (single) and Doney (run). Marlins: Riggins (double, single, taro runs). Shannls (double, single), Williams (double, nm). Bryan (single, run). Barrier. White and Webb (one single each) and Foo­ ler (nm). MAT 7 Athletics: Dustin Annett (taro singles, run. RBI), Curt Scott (home run, two nms, three RBI). John Fletcher (triple, two runs, two RBI), Brad Cook (triple, two RBI), Justin Oomvan (double, taro runs), David Beehner (single, two runs), Mario Sima (single, run), Chris White (three runs) and Tommy Bowers, Robert Chambers and Glen Davis (one nm scored each). Expos: Wright (two doubles, three RBI), Mundy (taro singles, two runs). Neubauer (single, run, RBI), Sondheim (single, RBI) and LJ.. Morales and Scot (one tun scored each). Cardinals: Winston (double, single, three runs, three RBI). Peterson (double, (dou! runs, taro RBI). Bemlng (single, taro nms. RBI). Tubbs (single, two runs). Doug. Sparks and Dickerson (taro runs scored RBI). Williamson (taro singles, taro runs. each) and Joae (nm). RBI). Byron (two singles, run). Sondheim (double, run. RBI). Bryant (double, taro Indians: Green (run). MAT • runs). Wright (double, run). Rlgo (single) Athletics: Curt Scott (double, three sin­ and LJ. (run). gles. two nms. three RBI), David Beehner MAT IS Red Sox: Lowe (two singles, two runs. (double, taro singles, run. RBI). John Fletcher (double, two singles, four runs). RBI), Kllllngsworth (double, run. RBI) and Brad Cook (three singles, faro RBI). Justin J. Sheffield (single, run). Gorman (two singles, taro runs, two RBI). While Sox: Larson. Raines. Green, Lou­ Chris While (single, run). Dustin Annett wsma and Ouy (one single esch). and Olcn Davis (one single each) and Expos: Williamson (double, single, two Tommy Bowers (run). runs). Eddie (two singles, two runs). Martins: James Foster (double, two sin­ Neubauer (two singles, run). Byron (two gles. two runs), Gerald Riggins (double, singles), Brandon (double, taro runs), Blue single, nm). John Bryan (two singles, run], (single, two runs). Wright (single, nun). 1_J. James Parker and Quentin Herring (one jlaro runs) and Sondheim (run). single and one run scored each) and Brian Marlins: C. Williams (triple, single, run), Shannls (run). B. Shannls (double, single, nut). Q. Her­ Pirates: Nick Erickson (double, three ring. J. Foster. O. Riggins and J. Parker singles, four nms. RUI|, Brad Locke (two (one single and one nm scored each) and ■ingles, two runs, two RBI). Frank Hicks White and J. Webb (one single each).______ (taro singles, taro RBI), Kenny Erickson MAT 8 (taro singles. RBI), Kris Schneider (double, sss its i . a • run. RBI), Jon Brooks (double, two nine), ICS 1141_ t i l Jason Poloskl (single, two nms). Jon Lindell (single, run), O.B. Talley (single). Brian Llahtnakl (taro nms) and WUllam Cleveland (run). Indiana: Terry Green (single, two nms). Eddie Dougherty (single, run), Bryan Trim­ ble and Dustin Washburn (one single each) and Ron Sheppard (run). While Sox: Raines (two triples, double, single, four runs, four RBI), Oreen (two singles, three runa, RBI). Hutchins (two singles, nm), Louwsma (single, taro runs, RBI). Frost (four runa). Walker (two runs), Fleming, Scott and Barnes (one nin scored each) and Pearson (RBI). Cardinals: Taylor (double, run). Tubb (single, run. RBI). Pearson (single, two runs) and Sparks (single). Red Sox: Soydura (taro doubles, single, nms. two RBI), Beatty (triple, single, four runs, RBI), Lowe (double, single, four i. RBI), J. Sheffield (taro singles, taro runs), Casey (two singles), Kill (triple, two runs. RBI). Towers (single, RBI) ana Doney and C. Sheffield (one nm scored each). Expos: Neubauer (double, taro singles. io nms). Mundy (triple, single, run. three ¥8 f) A rfna 11>: S atu rd ay • M ay '23 • 2 : 0 0 & 8:00 PM l"<< UH I £»cminolc Herald OervtnQ Om W wk Q xinlv OUrtrv joocr • S t ill T h e Vor Local New * • F IO P U • HNALTH A F IT M 300 N O R T H F R E N C H A V t • S A N T O R O . FL 33771 PH O N E : <4071 M 1 M I I . FAX; C4Q7I 303 S4QS I �-j ■ "si'f* n|sw>i a# w" - tL- ■ * " v lpo — p»i i.iy■■ * r « t Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. May t4.1998 • 30 i --------------- .----------------------------------- People • A rre st without w a rra n t m ay not be v alid Bromeliad Society to meet Sunday Interested persons are Invited to attrnd. For Information, rail .128 8231. Tlie group meets the third Sunday of the month, same time, samr place. The Semtnole Uromellad So­ ciety will hold the May meeting on Sunday. May 17. from 2 to 4:30 p.m.. at thr Sanford Gar dm Club. 200 Fairmont St. 3/4 mile north of Flea World. All SunrlM Klwanls Weight Watchers Tire Seminole Sunrise Klwants Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shonry’s. US 17 02. south ol AlriMirl floulevard. Guest are welcome. For Infor (nation, call Tony McDaniel at 324 0400 A local rhaptrr of Welgltt Walt hers meets at tlie Luke Mary Community llutldmg every Thursday from 4 45 to 0 45 p.m B l u e G r a s s P ic k e r s Sanford Hlur Grass picker* meet every TliurMlay. from 6-10 p m . at the Greatrr Sanford Chamber of Commerce lick era and gnimers y r welcome. For Information. call John Shaffer. 8211 45*31. FrM clinic Friday A free clinic to tncludr blood pressure check blond sugar s< reenlng and inmitmt/ailons will lie held every Frtday. limn 0 to II am., at thr Geneva Flemenlary School In tlie old school building, comer of first and Main Street tn Geneva. Tire clinic Is sponsored by tire Seminole County Health Dr partment in tunjurufkm with the Seminole Courtly Sheriff* Office and Geneva (elementary S< bool For information. c all IMS 1KIH4 A la n o n , A la t e e n ALANON and ALATEKN meeting* are held every Tlmr* day. at 8 p m . at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Hoad. Sanford For informs lion, coll 323 8324. Showc a s e y o u r b u s i n e s s at thr... 1998 S IN IO K H S f lV A l Friday, May 29th The Florida HoipiUl Senior Health a Keiource Center 1097 Sand fond load, Lake Mary Florida Information on community mounts, larcyivinx. health wrrrning. legal and financial luuri, home hrallh care, knurr aclrvilicc, ami much more will he exhibited. Ampk free parking u availabk and admiulon to the Icclival it tree to the general pubtu. Ib n t mm the chance to showcase your products and arnica to this important srgmenl of our population. Sponsor Level M M *11,000 to e DtoNe b h M Spnot hscimkoii bi Event A d ra h d iy IWK r t v ed in t m t ____5 E 2 __________ lidfatibi Event F T tyi* Non • profit organnationi may rent cxhilii qvnc at the rate of 1100. A copy of the agrivy's 501 Id 13) mutt hr studied to the afpfacatxm FlttM M il registration tad check to: Sewiaale Coaaly Belter Living for Seniors, lac. 1097 load Poad load, Lake Mary, f l 3274* For more iaforautioa call 333-BB77, ext. 109 MANNY ACEVEDO Ihrr misdemeanors or felonies. Misdemeanors are crimes punishable tiy a year or less In county (all and/or a maximum line of • 1.000 Generally, mis­ demeanors include i rimes like Ass.mli, lUMery. Carrying a Concealed Wrapon. Disorderly Conduct Driving Under the InIhirmr, and certain dnig of­ fenses. Felonies on the other hand an- crimes wlilih are punishable try death of tmpris onmeiil Ui the siatr penilenllary for more than a year. Felonies include more serious crimes like llurglary. Kobliery, Sexual Mattery, and Murder. Whether an arrest Is for a misdemeanor nr a lelony generallv del ermines under what circumstances the arrest may Ire made without a warrant. For a misdemeanor, a warrantless arrest may l»r made only If the offense Is committed In the presence of an officer. Addi­ tionally. a misdemeanor war­ rantless arrest must lie made Immediately or In frrsh pur­ suit. Tlie law. however. Is less rest hr live where warrantless arrests for felonlr* are con­ cerned. Unlike for u misde­ meanor. a felony offense does not have to hr rommlllrd In the presence of an officer for a warrantless arrest to he valid. In the case of a felony all the law requires is that an officer luce .1 reasonable belief that a crime was committed and that the person to !>c arrrsted rommlllrd it. There are however, some ex­ ceptions to thr grnrral rides staled alwvr For rxample, an officer may make a warrantless arTrst regardless of thr classi­ fication ol the alleged rrtmr whm a warrant has hern is­ sued and Is hrld by another otflrrr Additionally, an ofllrer may makr a warrantless arrest when then* is probably cause lu believe that a person has rommlllrd an art of domestic violence. child ubusr, or then* La danger of such violence un­ less the person Is arrrsted without delay. A great number of arrests are exrruted without a warrant every year. The validity of each arrest turns on two major fac­ tors: the classification of thr dime alleged and the rlrcum stances surrounding the arrest. Consequently, those factors will usually determine whether certain constitutional prater lions afforded un urrester wtlj hr triggered or whether certain statemenls or evidence may lie suppressed. In thr coming weeks we will lie discussing other aspects of arrests and criminal law. Manny Acevedo Is a practicing attorney tn Seminole County anti a member o j the Florida Itar. lie ran be reached by rail Inf) 323 4080. This column U for general Ityformallon only and should not be rrlied upon In (feu of consulting an attorney about your problem. C .A .R . m em bers take a w a rd s at state con fab Special to the Herald The fort Mellon Society, C hlldren ol the American Revolution IC A .Iil sponsored by the Halite llaitlsou ( baptrr. Daughters of the American Revolution ID A H.| in Sanford attended the 67lh Animal State Conference of the Florida State Sorirty, ( ‘ .A H at the Historic Dellevlew Itlltmore Hesort In Clearwater Alexis Dabmskl. stale presi­ dent. fnmi the flora Clega So­ ciety. Clearwater, prraided C A R . societies from across tile state attended Honored guests Included national offi­ cers Vlrtorta Spence and Jeff Voorhix wIki brought grrrllrigs from the National Society. MemtN-m front the Fort Mel­ lon Society attending were Joe Mtkler. Mean Duryea and Abby thulium Tliey were accompa­ nied by senior mrmlirts. Mr and Mr*. Charte* Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Milder. Mr*. Mills Boyd and Mm. Dan Dur­ ham several of whom ore members of the Sollle I Unison Chapter. Joe Milder, president of the Fort Mrllon Society, served as urtlng registrar and gate tlie Credentials Krport for tlie Conference lleau Duryra led the assembly tn the Hedge of Allegiance lu tlie flag of the United Stairs of America. Alexis Dabmskl. F.S.C.A.R. president had as her state theme. 'Colonlul Apothecary Revolutions' and her project was to have members get In­ volved wttli local children’s hospitals and other founda­ tions Dial research currs and treatments for children with various childhood diseases. Societies were encouraged to raise money and collect toys and supplies to be donated to the Isolation Ward Playroom of the All Children’s Hospital In Tampa. Tlie candidate* for F.S.C-A.R. OetoQtl** to tn* Florida Slot* Cortemnc* of tn* CMdranot in* Amoncan R*vouRmn from office for the KWH HU year gave dwir campaign spreelics. Afirrward. mem tiers enjoyed a candidates party poolside. Saturday activities included report* of state officer*, chairmen and societies. As president of Fort Mellon. Joe Mlklrr gave the Society Report. Ahliy Dm I urn. Kids Helping Kids Chairman, gave that re­ turn. Voting for new officers concluded lire session. After lunch members toured die histone Uelleview BUunorc IwtU by Henry Plant and par­ ticipated in the F.5.CJLR. Olympic* held on the resort grounds. The Conference concluded Saturday evening with the Awards lUnquet. Joe Mlklrr wus presented with the pres­ tigious endowment Ftind Pin from his society. 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Therefore. there ia much leas emphasis today on earlobe rreaaea. Dociari are toei n g mom m ^thoprr DKAR M L GOTT: About ail yuan afo. my <7 ye« r old fatber vao dta« aoaed with Parkinson's diaeaae He vaa given medication and. at one point, waa up to 17pills a day. 90 HOT FSBPTHi ANIMAL* nnnnnn nnnnnn □nnwnn nuim nn □nnnnn '.mrinnn nnn ni n unn nmn win i-ironn nnnH n n m n n Finn rvrir^ r.mn r in ui'innnn nniin unnri nnn 'nnnn nnn nr in unn □nnnnn nnunnu nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn THE B O R N LO SER 7 THesracroFwurt WHEN IW WINDOW OF OPTORUNtTYOPeHEO l HKD THC iHAOC DCAUN! DKAM HEADER FUr the moat part Partin ton'* diaeaae la a -clinical diag noala.- meaning that the ailment is auapected by the wav a patient kwta and bebavea Parkinson’s diaeaae rauaea a resting tremor, poor roonb nation, an esprmaioalees lace, a typi cal gait. and other neurological algna There ia no specific teat to confirm the diagnosis Your lather's situation in not unusu at One darter said he boa Parkinsen t, another disagrees. Before Judging ■ fcirh wnn n ANPSM IU5CSM 0UI YOU LOVE HEX, AMP MOW YOU UNU. AUdA* LOVE M tt.AM D... ^ ~ k---------1— u *--------- - i j a. ------ BS I K W T T f l , I V M T V to have further information What drugs uere originally prescribed? Were they eflectne’ la he subatantiaiIf the erlgiaal doctor proscribed anti Parkinson drugs, such as Smemet. and your lather's tremor dta- Take your father to a neurologist Such a specialist should be able to clarify the issue and prescribe the \g S B T j “T v j 1 L am v W r . ^ MEKODA ngraatfliil SwiMBl IfWWffVYM j j p | yS/AAVIO I BOUT nm r iranej 1 . | c|j r 5 5 2 t7*w / H IAN KAN O O M BT . ^ by BebThavM ff1 l” l— n � 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, May 14, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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IB Josh O ’Brien and Scott Hilinski sign college scholarships yrAM INSIDE e m 1■»v MmpUBBMKU t n n l e 90th YEAR, No. 212 50 Ctnfts WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17. 1998 Hope floats at Seminole High Principal asks city to honor its swimming pool pledge Celebrating the end of elavery Juneteenth festival Saturday HKHA1J) S T A F F WRITER l y M arra H n rfc la i H ER ALD C O R R ESPO N D EN T SANFORD • Seminole High School Principal O rrtrh ra Schaphrr haa aakrd the Sanford city commlaalonera lo honor a BS00.000 pledge lo help build a awl mining pool . Srhapkrr found out thla w rrk that a rrqural for the pool waa not on Ih r priority Ust for fed • end Community Development Building Grant funds These moneys were approved for work on dirt roads In Midway, affordable housing. Boys and Girls clubs, the RtU Theater and fur the Grove Cm marling Center. *We are dtasppolnlrd and frustrated." Sc ha p ker fold Sanford Mayor Larry Dale. *1 am asking that thla project not die and that the city com SEM INOLE C O U N TY J u n c lrm th 1% the oldest known celebration of Ih r ending of slavery. The festi­ val. with a wldr range of ac­ tivities. rntrrialua Ih r people of ih r community Saturday from H a.m. lo 5 p m. Junctrenth la a llm r for reassuring ra th other. for parades. prayrr*. and a gathering of neighbor* and family m rm brra. Music Una. gospel (row pa. aprakrra and prrformrra arr called upon lo aharr Ihrir experience*. J u n rte m th haa continued lo enjoy a growing and healthy Interrat for Highlight a of this Sanford (Midway Area) celebration will be a parade al 10:45 a.m. which atarta al St. Mat* thew Raptlai Church, main aired, down SI pea Avenue lo the alte of the lot of the new St. Matthew Baptlat Chinch w h ic h * la | » b it* . On Saturday, entertain* mem will be world renowned artlata of T V and arreen BA Baa raattvai. I Coretta Graham is ju st one of the interesting people you’ll meet in OurTown Lake Mary mtsalon c m do honor their offer of BS00.000 (or the pool." She said that Seminole High School boosters will make *a llerrulran attempt" to fund raise the additional $250,000 for the pool. Earlier, the school officials though' It would take $1 million but they now believe It la possible al $750,000. ‘ O rrtch en Srhapkrr haa asked for help and well are what ran be done." Dale said Tuesday. T h i s haa been a long battle to grt this pool buill. We need It liere. We need It for the county aa well aa the city. There la no public pool In thla part of the county." Sanford City Commissioner W hitry Eckstein, who has taught al Seminole High for 20 years. Downtown revitalization: Lake Mary forges ahead revitalise the former downtown area, and again. It isn't happarting overnight. Dtaruaston LAKE M AKY • The downtown on the proposal, complete with a y j M < a l i a ^ M g ^ a a ^ o ^ ^M ^a to ^m w rp O o o a ^|h a ve been h e iR l d S TA F F W R ITE R westerly along Lake Maty Boulevard. It didn’t happen overnight, but took several decades. Now. efforts are under way to A in ih r ta a 2 S h ro c e e a la about to be t a f a f The Downtown Development Feasibility Study la scheduled to be presented at the Lake Mary C n y C o u n t s - Group rallies to save historic park from development By V icki BaDaccia HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD _ They're not against development. They're just against It In Fort Mellon Park. The Society for the Preser­ vation of Fort Mellon Park la trying to get 3,000 signatures on a petition to bring the mat­ ter of development to the peo­ ple. The group needs about 2.700 voters to sign the peti­ tion lo get It on the ballot, but they are hoping for a few more Just to be sure they have enough qualified algnalurra. "We Just want thla to be a democratic vote where every­ one who la against thls...nnd everyone wlio la for It...haa a chance to vote on It." said Sonny Rabom. a volunteer co­ ordinator for the society. Rabom said the group op ­ poses the cavalier attitude of government officials, especially developmen t fay itself, that without Mate or fodnal fond tag. outside Manta, probability of funding and the peal S E M IN O L E C O U N TY • Send note C ounty has been selected by the National 4aaoHaHon of Redevelopment to retve their on­ nual Administrative Innovation Award for Seminole's Housing and Com m unity Development Partnership Program. Representatives from the county are invited to accept the award at the NAHRO an­ nual convention In Ju ly . Th e Com m unity Develop­ ment Partnership Program al­ lows for a heightened com m u- Sanford Mayor L a n y Dale, who "believe they are more quali­ fied than the people* lo make a decision on the Issue of devel­ oping the park. "This la the people's pork." he said. “The people should be able to decide what happens to It." Rabom said the group I* not opposed to development. They believe that development la good for Sanford. "It just does not belong there In the people's park." he said. "It lias to be done...Just not there." The Society for the Preser­ vation of Fort Mellon Park hostrd a rally In the park last weekend and got nearly 100 b * t E» signatures on thetr petition. They liavc not counted how many signatures they have In total. Over the next 2 weeks. Baa Rally. Paga $A atan meeting, Many qu ntlo n a remain to be answered, not the least of which to the funding n to m ^ Tb e * Voluntoar Da v s Prswnan wsnto paopto to h a * aava Fart Halloa Fork. Notes from the Florida Film Festival By David Frastsr H E R A LD STA FF W R IT E R M AITLAND The 7th A n n u al Florida Film Festival will be showing a special re­ stored version of the 1962 classic. To KOI a Mockingbird. Recently, the film, which stars Gregory Peck and Robert Duvall In hls big screen debut, was named as the 34Ih best film In the American Film Insti­ tute’s To p 100 Films of America. To Kill a Mockingbird Is actually a re­ placement for Alfred Hltchcock’a The Trouble with Harry. This la the film's East Coast premiere after being restored by the Universal Studios Archive. T h e movie has been renovated with better quality linage and sound. "We're at a stage where a lot of these films are being restored," said Rich Orula. marketing director for the Endan Theater and the festival. T h i s Is the third U .S . showing." Based on Harper Lee's novel. To KOI a Mockingbird won three Academy Awards Including Peck's performance aa Attlcua Finch . The story Is about racial prejudice In the Deep South. It to also a maturation of two youngsters. Tomorrow’s showing will Mart at 7 p.m. and the film will run for 2 hours. In addition to Mockingbird. another no­ table classic will be shown. Cliff Robertson will be hosting a showing of the 1968 movie that brought him the Oscar. Chariy In Its 30th Annlversanr will be a part of "A n Afternoon with Cliff Robertson...’ . The showing will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. In a aide note, the Florida Film Festival w ill be running Kdd*a Delivery Service and Once We W ert Stranger* agaln.These re­ peat screenings come at the foot of treICffd’s Is a yo u ng witch who of age More about a to a small town to perpetuate her magical abilities. T h e sec­ ond encore screening will be held Saturday night st the Colonial Promenade. The movie will be screened at 7 p.m. Once We Were S tn u ^ en la a romantic comedy that was a huge success at the first screening Saturday. J u n e 13. Th e encore screening will be held at 9-JO p.m. at the C o lo n ia l Promenade. Tonight at a 5 p .m . screening at Colonial Promenade Is a touching documentary called Calling the Ghosts. The new feature gives graphic, disturbing accounts of women In Bosnian concentration camps. But It also shows the hope and survival, both physically and mentally, from the atrocity these various women had to « t dure. The documentary wtU be preceded by another called Memories Do Not B u m .. note C o u n ty and _ serve aa partners for the housing programs offered. While these ogenctes have thetr individual goals and m is­ sions. working together to achieve the goals set forth by Seminole County requires teamwork. communication and understanding. The awarded program helps to bring together all the par­ ties. and the th re e jx rs o n Seminole County stall. The program also allows staff to better gauge the success of the activities of the over 25 public and private agencies Involved. Th e program constats of an Initial phase ln. printed materials for the agencies' monthly meetings, an ex­ change of expensive printed materials, and other elements. Th e program has allowed for the Interagency com m unica­ tion that can lead to the re ­ duction of redundant efforts. For instance, in the proceaa. several homeowners had filed with several agencies for the same assistance. Th e new communication led to a more centralized process for the dtixena and provided a quasi­ watchdog arm for the govern­ ment to ensure residents do not abuse the system. Also, the program allows for i standard timeline, etc. for the agencies, allowing for Overall, the awarded p ro - �2* . Seuvnois Herat), Santort. Florida Wednesday June 171998 Briefs Continued from p«|( 1A manage**. It make* for ra s trr bi-m hm .itking; polices the .igruclc* and residents: and is. simply, more efficient. Casselberry Sinking CASSELBERRY A 20 foot wide, 8-foot sinkhole caved In in the Splcrwood subdivision in C asselberry T uesday after noon. Tlie dry conditions in tite area are being blam ed for the fissure. County workers will be m onitoring the hole on Cin­ nam on Circle. If U doe* not widen, the workers will try to till tt In. Tlie area h a s been sectioned off from traffic through the area. Com m unication s e m in ar SANFORD • C entral Florida Urgtnnal Hospital Is offering a sem in ar ‘E nhancing Your Com m unication Skill". Tlie public Is Invited lo at­ tend the sem inar sponsored by C entral Klnrlda Regional llos pital as |» r t of the Nctghbuis Com munity Kducalton Series on W ednesday, J u n e *J4 ftoin 0:30 until 7:30 pan. The sem inar is designed lo tin* ptove w tli.il and non-verbal skills, enhance listening skills and present lips on bow to get your m essages across The program will tie presented by Denise Mau/ulllfo. UN. MS. a licensed tun it a 1 health c o u n ­ selor and sex thrraplsi. The sem inar Is tree and will Ik* held at Central Florida lie glottal Hospital, classroom A and It. 1401 West Seminole Ulvd., Sanford. For more In­ formation or to reg lslrr call 14071 321-4500. ext. 5202 Mad Dog vs. Dragon Slayer in event to benefit Explorers By Nick P frifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD Hie question might be: can a Mad Dog. u n it no experience at being a dog, and seldom considered io be "mad," defeat a Dragon S layer who has had his share of victories. Tlie im sw er will be forthcom ing at Sanford Middle School on Sat nrd.iy. Ju n e 27. CCVV Continental Wrestling will bold a special wrestling rv rn i at the school gym nasium , featuring a num ber o f top w restlers tn Its stable. Among them Is a m artial arts specialist who goes by the professional name of Ihe Dragon Slayer. To face the slayer Is Mike "Mad Dog" Taylor, a Sanford poltrr officer. Taylor said he h as only wrestled once before. 3 years ago. an d vowed at that time never to try it again. He lia s no RCtHMl wrestling experience and has not pursued It as even an attem pted career. ‘llut I'll do anything to hrlp the kkls." he said. Tlie gist of the event Is to raise money for the Police Explor­ ers. whic h Taylor h ea d s for the Sanford |>ollce, "Tills Is a lurid raiser." he said, "and not only the group we havr in IVdlre Ex­ plorers now but youngsters who may Ire entering the program will need financial help." Taylor explained there are presently 8 youngster* In the program . "But we are looking for more. They Just have to lie nt least tn the eighth grade tn school to loin. If* a grr.il group and wc believe participation In the Explorer* ts on outstanding QIC opportunity to leam more about good citizenship.* He said Ihrre are 7 major wrestling bout* scheduled at the gym. The door* will open at 7 p.m.. and the action sta rts at H P m . Tickets will be available for *8 ringside, or *6 for general adm ission Advance tlrk eis arr available at the State Fanner* Market R estaurant, 1300 S French Avenue In Sanford. Taylor said, "Not only will this Ire a great sporting event but people will be helping raise money for Ihe Itollcr Explorers. "And tf 1 live through this bout. I'll lie w ry grateful to everyone.* he quipped. S a n fo rd ta le n t r e le a se s 2 n ew m u sic a l a lb u m s By M srvs Hawkins H E R A L D C O R R ES P O N D EN T SANFORD - Scan Cilentt and his group arc headed for slarilum . C.R.S. Retm ils, hie an InUcjwiidrtit Lilx'l Ixisetl mil nl Sanford. lias Immched 2 new release-., s ih rd tilrd In lie In slnre* in Ju n e, ('denn say* hi-* 1st Is a full length CD try O man, hln m usic nam e. T lie Unlinking: The First Movement' Is a groove hip hop album (hat effectively combine* the mii»!cal textures of Jazz wltlr co m ­ plex lyricism present In rap. Tracks on the CD were produced by Olctm with guest appearan tes Ijy live inusirlatts: Ssaxophonlnt Crls d ia rie s : keyboardist Ed Kuml: uiuusttc bassists Kevin Slevet and D eirk Van H t-r/rr; drum m er Mike Cafaro: and guiiarisi Tommy Ilaum. singing bai kgioiiud on th e new CD Is Ertea Hnike. Sanlonl and Snttliiole lllgh's gre.il singer. G Man was recently on WTRK Sanford’s AM MOO. lie was m tervlewed by Lady Grace and C harles Daytnoii about Ihe new CD and singles fioui II. J a m and H u//, a inuftli.il publication, gate Ihe new CD rave r e ­ views Ci Man Itus Ireen chosen to apjteur on a uallonally dint it li­ m ed i oinpil.illoii CD to lie i rleased liv Keel Tune Sludlo la in tills vear. Die seenml CD T lie Unlin king II, 7 l-etlrr Opu** will drop I.i Ut tilts year. The 2nd CD is a single liy Hanford resident M arcus Hill Distant Eves" was also p ro d u ird by G Man and taken from Hill s lortheoining album . T lie fhiest" also due out later till* year. Ih ls diverse hip hop lr.it k will touch base on many Issues p res rut In Ihe iiilliiir and life. Holh protects, say* Glenn, were en g i­ neered by Ed Knml assisted Iry RiKlney Fossltt for Kugtr I (right h I’ro d u itlo n s Fossil I and Glenn ate executive producer* for both projects. G.K.S. Records will debut soon T h e Rhythm and llhie. G Man s Hir Unlocking II: 7th la-ller Opus*. For tnfonu.ilton alsn it G .R S Hreortl*. Ine. or Its at lists w rite lo: GILS Records Ine.. I'.O Ho\ 2505. Sanford. 32772 2505 Pftato CowrWty o* 0 H 5 ReewSM* G-Man. Ssan Qlann. and tils group srs hssdsd for stardom. SUMMER CLEARANCE OF 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 of 1 IN V E N T O R Y f— - T y, i ; i & ][ CLOSEOUT, SCRATCH, A N D DENT, OVERSTOCKS... SA V E C A % Q p p Today; Afternoon thundersio n n s. Highs In the mld-OOs Lows In the m id-70* Thursday: Afternoon thunderstorm s. High* In th e m id-90s. Low* In the mid70s. Friday: Afternoon thunder­ storm s. Highs In the tnid-90*. Lows In the mld-70*. 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W in d s are from tlie s o u th ­ west at 1 0 -1 5 m .p .h . Excludes Appliances And Electronics The high temperature la Sanford Tuesday was lO l degrees end the overnight tew wee 74. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m.. Wednesday totaled 0.00 loch. •Sunrise......... .......5:28 a.m. •Sunset.................8:25 p.m. X i i I >» >\ \ 1 1 S e m i n o l e H e r a ld “ S e n in/? S em inole C o u n ty S ince I'M H i" Wednesday. June 17.1998 • VoL 90, No. 212 Put**ned Daily Encept Monday. Saturday 8 Christmas by Repubkc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Av* . Sanlord. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fox: (407) 323-9408 Date OCcNHl ■PutXU*' Odette Puflp - BuuntM Manager Joinder S U »f MeUVU Momt LmdaSpwgU ADVERTISING Co Kate Wc t w» ■Manager CIRCULATION LEGAL! 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Then too. there are questions regarding a possible decline In traffic on Country C lub Road and Lake Mary Boulevard, once the new CR-40A Intrrrhange to 1-4 Is built and the widening of the Interstate Is completed. Left: Debtors Oroeactoee it proud of Ft Ms*on Park through a petition Mark Ptotls takes a rest from peti­ and wants to atop development there She and the So­ tion-signing efforts at the Society tor the Preservation ciety tor the Preservation ot Fort Melon Park are hop­ of Foil Melon ParV event on Sunday ing to tmng the development issus lo a pubkc vota Rally-------Caattaaad b r a Page 1A Kabom said they will be can­ vassing the neighborhoods and subdivisions around Sanford lo gather the remaining signa­ tures they need. Following a study of previ­ ously submitted Information, th r city staff Is rrro m m rndlng tlie commission approve an In­ vestigation Into thr costa of a continuation of the original study. The suggestions Include Investigating appropriate funding, an approach to devel­ opment support through the city Infrastructure, geographic support, developer Interest, assessment of property owners Intrrest. and public support. The downtown redevelop­ ment discussion Is scheduled under tlie Special Presentation portion of the city commission inerting. • Report from city attorney regarding multi-party interlocal agreement establishing the U.S. Illghwuy 17-92 Corridor Rrdrvrlopm rnt Planning Agency • Ordinance 877 - 2nd reading Extruding T C I's franchise agreement. • Consideration • request for conditional use approval for a 100 foot monopole at 776 Sun Drive (postponed 4/2/98 and 5/7/981 • Consideration • request for conditional use approval with u variance for a 140 foot m o­ nopole at 770 Sun Drive • Ordinance 878 • 1st reading • Granting USA Waste, dba J e n ­ nings Environmental, a 5-year franchise. Emergency ordinance 879 • applauded Srhapker for her efforts to get the dI constructed. T h i s will save a lot of liven." katetn aald. *1 give O rrtrhen all my support. The city needs this. I'm all for It." Cnmmiaatoner Orady leimard said h r tie llrvee the com ml salon should honor Its ra rltrr pledge even though h r was the lonr nay votr "If Ih U la the e a r the commission feels, then It should p en. b ut I personalty don't hrltnrr the city stiould be In the swimming buslnrsa T tir School hoard might to be responsible for the swimming tram and physical education rla E Schapker ip k e r aald that there had been a strong feeling that *we would get at least a portion of the grant money. The other projects are good ones, of course, but ere thought w r would get a slice. "We have not given up hope." she said . D u r boosters have done some wonderful tilings to Itelp build the baseball field, a weight room and track. They have never undertaken anything this large but It can be done. We need time, hope work. It will take( a year ior so. and hard I One of the possibilities to help make tlie pool a reality la that the Seminole County School Hoard give the property to the city and allow Sanford to operate the pool, assuring the certi­ fied swim teachers would be hired. "Tlie pool would be a profitable enterprise when big swim meets were scheduled here." Schapker said. *Wc envision a lot of people coming to Sanford for sporting events. Some of the commissioners wtto know of Schapker'a request seem witling to extend the pledge. Ttie Issue will be discussed at a work session Monday. Th e commissioners will Uicn place the swimming pool tssua on the ap n d a fur Die Ju ly 22 public hearing Lakr lim n I try and Lyman high schools have swimming pools but there Is a need for an Olympic slxrd pool in the north end of the county lo serve not only the school but the en­ tire community. Everyone from toddlers learning to swim to seniors would use the facility. Commissioner Velma Williams said that she was all for the building of the pool. Th e re 's a dlrr nerd lor It." she said Tuesday. "I voted yes wlirn we allocated the money In the drat place, but I thought then the School Hoard would help secure tlir C O H O funds. ""All I ask now Is that they come up with the correct way to u tllU r the pool so there Is equal time for thr swimming trams and students and for thr community us well. When will the co m ­ munity get to use th r pool? I want to know how tills will play out." 800 i - * Request change order In the amount of 8170.863.70 for Rinehart Road Improvement project * Request approval of work o r­ der for engineering services In the amount of 836.700 for Rinehart Rond Trnllhead Park and Oateway Entrance Plaza. * Request approval of request for proposal for batting cages, and authority to execute a 10year contract. * Request confirmation ap­ pointments of police officers and residents to the Police Pension Board. * Consideration • department reports Tlie Lake Mary City Hall Is located at 100 N. Country Club Road In Lakr Mary. 290 - - 6442 T a n N atural Tan without the sun or tanning beds. •N O T A CREAM •SAFE A EFFECTIVE •TAN ALL YEAR LONG •60 CAPSULES YOU TAKE INTERNALLY. • Opening ceremonies • Special presentation - down­ ■ p LA An of earlier this week, the following Items were listed on the agenda for the city man­ ager's report: Call Express-Mcd today. The regular commission meeting will begin at 7 p.m .. or as soon as possible following the work session. The agenda la as follows: Pool- restric­ Stop pa\ mg for nebulizer incdlQOllUlll • Work session - regarding the OfUndo-San/onl Airport Noise AlMtrment Committee work on reducing noise In the arras of Lakr Mary where fly overs are deemed movable In a Irss prnM rm .iiir.il area. The work session will begin at 5 p.m. In U ir commission chambers. Those who want to sign the petition and who haven I had someone come to llieu door ran roll D rbbra or Doug Grosecloae at 320-9988. water ^ Respiratory Problems STOP As of earlier tills w rrk. thr commission will conduct thr following meetings: "We are really pleased with the response we have been get­ ting." he said. "It's not hist Old Sanford It's people from all walks of life who want lo pre­ serve Sanford." People who sign the petition must be qualified, registered Sanford voters during the Iasi election. Implementing tions. town redevelopment • Citizen participation • Report from city manager (see below) • Reports from mayor, com m is­ sioners 1•800*399-2291 Diabetes Buy life insurance and save on your car. paying for your testing supplies. •Teat Strips •Lancing Devices £ you buy your life v » « M 'W « / -1 - 8 0 0 - 6 7 8 - 5 7 3 3 — insurance from us 'Lancets . Hablamos Espaflol through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance. y o u 'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. W e ’ ll save you money. As an independent AutoOwners agent, we take great interest in you •as well as your car. Stop in our Festival----Coatlaasd (rwa Fags LA Drivirtf uwdw ttw infliMite* Carlos Barrientos. 35. of 734 Sherwood D r.. W inter Springs, was arrested Friday. Ju n e 12. by Seminole County deputies. Bantentoa waa charged with D U ! and reckless driving. B a r rirntos waa arrested at the comer of County Road 427 and State Road 600. Bantentoa waa observed driving over the cen­ ter line twice and the right white line once. James Delcher III, 23. of 2523 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Monday. Ju n e 8. by Seminole County deputies. Delcher waa charged with D U I and waa arrested at the com er of State Road 600 and Airport. Officer stopped Delcher'a vehi­ cle for having no tag. Dianna Roberta. 42, of 1211 S. Cochran Rd.. Geneva, waa arrested Monday. Ju n e 8. by Seminole County deputies. Roberts was charged with D U I and tarns arrested on Main Street. Jeffrey Autrey, 26. of 81 Par­ tridge C lr.. W inter Springs, was arrested Sunday. Ju n e 7. by Seminole County deputies. Autrey waa charged with D U I and was arrested on Willow Run. Report aald that Autrey arms swerving back and forth In his lane. Charles Michel. 60. of 130 Lea Ave.. Longwood, waa a r­ rested Friday, Ju n e 5, by Longwood police. Michel waa charged with D U I and teas a r­ rested at the corner of State Road 434 and Myrtle Avenue. Daniel Decosta, J r .. 40. of 435 W. Church Ave.. Longwood. was arrested Sunday. Ju n e 7. by Seminole County deputies. Decosta was charged with D U I and was arrratrd at the comer of County Road 427 and Hes­ ter. Police stopped Drcosta's vehicle to question him about a domestic disturbance call. Robert Barrow, 35. of 2011 S. Lakr Ave.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Saturday. Ju n e 6. by Seminole County deputies. Barrow was charged with DUI and was anrsted at the comer of State Road GOO and First Street. Barrow was reportedly all over the road. Initially fulled lo turn on hla headlights and Increased und decreased speed a total of 4 times. Possession James Smith, 42. of 245 Ruth Dlvd.. Longwood. was arrested Thursday. Jun e I t . by Sanford police. Smith was charged with purchase/posscsslon of a con­ trolled substance, possession of cannabis under 20 grama. DUI. reckless driving and open container. Smith was arrested at the comer Bethunc and A ir­ port Boulevard. Sanford Q U AD squad made the arrest. Theodore Fritz. 21. of 1020 Pearson Dr.. Oviedo, was ar­ rested Friday. Ju n e 12. by Florida Highway Patrol. Fritz was charged with possession of controlled substance. Fritz was arrested at the comer of Howell Branch Road and Dodd Road. Fritz was a passenger In a cor pulled over try PHP. Mane Yce. 32. or 143 Pineda. Longwood. was arrested Tues­ day. Ju n e 8. by Sanford police. Yee was charged wtth purchase of cannabis under 20 grams and possession of cannabis under 20 grama. The Sanford Q U A D aquad made the arrest. agency and ask us about it fame, gospel groups, readers, orators, and fun for the adults, children and elders, entertainment by the B aha­ mas American Junkando and Goombay Festival Associa­ tion and vendors. today! TONvnusst m i Cm i A a ttA A w T M * 2S7B 0. French Ava. Sanford 322-0285 OBITUARIES V IT O R . D R M A R IO Vito R. DeMarco. 59. W ild Fox Drive. Casoelberry. died Sunday. Jun e 14. 1898. B o m In Flushing. N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida In 1984 from San Diego. Calif. Mr. DeMarzo was a retired Muster Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. He was a member of Non Commission Officers Association, ItallanAmerlcan W ar Veterans, Post W ar. and Italisn-American So­ cial Club. Orlando. M r. D e ­ Marzo wns a Catholic. Survivors Include wife. M a r­ cia: daughters, Helen Schclger. Seattle. Wash., Sandra DcM arzo-llcudlcy, Plalno. Texas: son. Richard. Corona. Calif.: brother. Ralph, W inter Springs: sisters. Annabclle Zippo. Winter Springs. Donna Smith. Wllten. C onn.; 2 grand­ children. Bakhrtn-Falrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. DOG SHOWS TO N Y RUSS! INSURANCE Jo in thr local ceremonies that will take place In the Sanford (Midway area) SR 40 to Sipes Avenue 8 a.m. to 5 p.m .. Saturday. Ju n e 20. For more information call Cynllila Oliver at 322-5826. r . w n ju m o N Oeorge F. Wilkinson. 77, K u rrk Court. Merritt Island, died Friday. Jun e 12. 1998. Mr. Wilkinson was bom In Sanford. Mr. Wilkinson was a men's clothing talesman. He waa a member of the Naval Fliers Club. Mr. Wilkinson was a Navy veteran of WW1I and Korea. He waa a Presbyterian. Survivors include slaters. Evelyn W . Smith. Rockledge. Elizabeth W . Silver. Indianapolls, Ind. Drisson Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arrange­ ments. o r o m b w n ja m o N . oborob r. Qravrsldc funeral servlres for Mr. WUklnson will be Thursday, at 9:30 am . In lakuMw Cemetery with the Rev. Charles Jones offici­ ating. There will be no public calling hours. Brtsaon Funeral I kune. 322-2131. Sanford, la In charge of senrlccs. A.K.C. AO Breed and Obedience Over 2IOO Dogs of HO Breeds each day TU N E 18, 9 , 2 0 , 21 CEN TR AL F L O R ID A FAIRGROUNDS West Colonial D rive 9-5 Adults $3.00, Children $1.00 Free Admission with label from Pedigree Food for Dogs For Additional Inform ation 8 (107) 671-700 Still The€0^ for Local Newt Sefling ScmSnoic Ctounrw Since 1908 HEALTH A P TTM U S * 300 N. Franco Ava., 8antord (407) 322-2011 Fax: (407) 323-0400 �« A • Swimoi# Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Wednesday. June 17.1W6 ______________________ _ Cops seek credit union robber W inter Springs honors firefighters Uy Tony Tiaaio IIK K A M ) C O R R KSPO N D K N T WINTER SPRINGS The City of Wittier Springs Fire Depart iim ill .mil F ur Chief I mint by J. Mill.ithin u r ic promt to .in n o uncr tins m onth a trio u! eventh tin- departm ent pirvtourtlv p.iitti Ip.itrd tn .uid tr i e h i d .in «ii ilh lot Al a recent lominlhHlon m eeting. tlir d r p>iiniifnt u q u r s ic d that Us prihoilltel and drpaH iitrnl be rrcognUrd by the commlsnlon. I1i< Ill M included llrrllgltlrrs Steve Krefn Sham- Massurl and S trvr Moln.ir .md 11.itt.il ton CTurt Day M yris The)' took pan In a inuunialn blkr tram event open to a n a lin lighters, taking I iimim* tlir l>ion/f medal Individual inrinLM-i* ol Ihr team also won award*. Ihr mayor and rommlhhtoii also honuird th rttg h lri* wlio look p a il in Uir 2nd Annual Flu lig h tris C harily Howl whit 11 in< lutlfd a la ik lr loot bull gallic llu rvrilt look pl.a • Apnl VS al Sliowaltrr Held Ui W uilrr I’ark and Ui i hull d pu ltU ipanls llolli (Ji ■uil’r and S r n U n o ir lounllr* F url) id Ihr i h altttr* Irirlv HU' f t i H it i h an itra w rrr llu K i i » m II liom r lor A tyylul Children Ui Orange Counly and llu MisMng ( h ild rrn * Center in s* iiiiiiule County. Winter Springs On May 14 the Winter W-rtor Spring* Mayor Paif Party** io*t proaeoU awa'da to th# city's tu#t<ght»*«* lo» Ww*' participation m Spring* tire Departm ent wa» luiium d by tin Seminole Counly l*ublie School* Iat* l driids Nhool Volunteer Pro giant Hie event look plan at lire V4iti Annual Krr ognltlon Day Die departm ent iri elvrd a plaque lot being Ihe out •.landing educational service lo Srtnlnolr Counly Public Prom tu ff Report* LONOWOOD Police u rr mill looking for u ntan suspect rd of robbing u Longwood urn* credit union Friday. Tlir Teachers Federal Credit Union, locuted ut 525 CR 427. was robbed ut approximately 12:04 p.tti. by an unidentified while male. The suspect was carrying a large brown briefcase and brandishing a silver colored lutndgun when he robbed 2 irllrrs ol an undeterm ined um ounl of ru sh He exiled the front door of Ute credit union und fled on fool In u northw est direc­ tion. The subject was described us 5 foot. 7 inches und weighing 140 pounds Hr wh* between 25 and 35 years old will) brown hair and a thin build. The m an was lust seen wearing blur jeans and a red king sleeve sw eatshirt. Anyone with itilonnattun is asked to call the Mmgwood Po­ lice Department at (407) 200 .*1408 or (4071 339 1297. 3 roconi »*>*• eicrudeig a mouteain U** competition Pmi an»»o*i Ctianty Bowl and Pi# Dr/»d#nd program School* ITil* was through 'lie Ihi l ilrm ls I iMUinuiUty K rvm rtr Votunlerr I’lugraiu lor IIW7 (*h bring one ol llie lop 10 organ! /.illoiis let o g n l/rd try llie pro glam llie departm ent was Im iiuml lor providing W r d u lalu m al program * these program * 11a hided (lie File Safety Magki S lu m s i lowii and Ihijiprl Hie P m rrn non Program Mrr and Life Safety lit nonary Came. Fire Satrly Jeopard) and Till* I* fire For receiving tin* award (lie department way* II l» proud to edm air tlir youth of our <omuiunlty and upprri late the tr« ognltlofl ret elvrd Need To Board Your Cats? Callthe one and only: m m ! nam e. Largest Accom odations In C entral Florida ( 407 ) 32 1 * 2 0 6 8 Service award LMfM Sc'teflnsi PEST N ’ PETS n«> S*nw 5701 W E S T County »'ut*c School h*» Utee pr*Moi*d w#h th* 'Sonne* to l/tnttnf <*«"] IO' th* Fkir«J*G*'tX>*ar’ R#^pon Ol S*'tO»n* International j *s m Oub b to w ’ a! Pm. proMtHtalKK) krfl to right. Sartom* international D**cto» f rvd Butoh SctiaMn*'. and C Thomaa Ki/wv tram n* South Somffioi* S*noma «hc submitted hat rwm* to* nonanation Sr# » * i choa*n trom *ntn*t *ubm«*d by ?00 Ctuba throughout th* r*gwn S M 4b • S A N F O R D • 1?J 9055 Professional Pest Control Products• • tk> It Liursdt Pr»( Control Product* Pet Supplies end fi**J Ham Mur Sal tOCDteMI) Sun 1100 S’ 400 323-9055 Florida’s finest teachers lauded By Lurtene Sweeting SPKt IAI. TO I1IK HERALD ORLANDO Tlir-y g.ilhrrrd at Orlando from the five rrgloniv of flortila. 72 of Florida'* finest cltl/rn*. These very special trai her* of the year wrrr ac­ knowledged as Ih r lies! educa­ tor* ul iheir respective schools. Ai i om panytng them to llils gala crlrh ratlo n hosted liy Iturdlnes and Florida Cominlssioiu r of Education Frank Brogan w eir family, friend*, prim Ip.ils. superintendents and other school personnel. Ihis stellar aw ard s event was held i n enily al Universal Sludlos Florida an d Dr. Phillips High School Performing Arts Center It m arked Ihr lOtli a n ­ niversary of the annual awards program and H urdinrs lOOlh year In business. Attendees were Imu-d from Dr. Phillips High School to Universal Studios (across Ihe sheet from the school) for din­ ner and relumed lo Dr Phillips High Sihool for the formal awards t rrrm ony Tlir Importance of tr a ih r r s tn a denim rahe society i annul be mlnlmlmf. Teachers rank with parents among Ihe ‘most significant persons* with llie lives of children. Consequently, recognizing and honoring their contributions to this society affirms our indebtedness lo them. The process of choosing one teacher from each region had been completed. Tlir remaining task was to choose one Irai her from umoiig the five regional finalist Tins provided excite­ m ent for the evening and n atu­ ral each county represented through Iheir teacher was Ihe best. Finalists were: Region Ipunliaiullc. Daphne # G rrenr. Cedar Omvr Klrmentary School. Bay County; Region IICrown. Stoll H rrbcrt. Inver­ n ess Primary School. Citrus County. Region Ill-East C en­ tral. Arile Almeida. Bear 1-akr Elem entary, Seminole County; Rrgiuti IV West Central. Paula Lrltwtih. Southw est Elemen­ tary School, Polk County; Re­ gion V-South. Mrlaule Green. C entennial Middle School, Dade County. During dinner televised M ines were presented relative to those being honored. C om ­ m issioner Frank T. Brogan com m rudrd Ihe teachers for caring about kids anil working hard. Teachers arr sculptors, who faster a stu m - of purpose and attention lo drlall. Suc­ cess is a s m uch in the trying as Ihe trium ph Teachers awaken hidden abilities and by th rir actions they dlrritly atfeel the fu lu tr, ihey effect ete r­ nity. C om m issioner Brogan a n ­ IIKKAM) STAFF WRITER SKMINOLK COUNTY Appll ra tio n s tire now being a n rilled liy Ihe Seminole Counly Slierlll s Departinenl. lor school crossing guanls for Ihe u p ­ coming school ycur. Applica­ tions must lie filed Ijy llie end of this m onth with none ucrepteil alter .June BO. A school crossing guard r a n ts $8 |« r hour. 2 hours u day. f> days |ier week (Monday ihm tigh Fridayl. Shertirs •pokesntnn U. Jack C ash said IIicth** positions arc extremely Im portant lo the safely of our children as they go lo and from their assigned schools. Minimum qualifications for the part-time positions of School Crossing Guard Inrlmle having a valid Florida driver’s license, age of at least 18, a high sihool diploma or GKD. and lie available Monday through Friday during morning an d afternoon hours. Selrtlcd applicants will lie fingerprinted and subject to a criminal history query. Applicants arc asked to a p ­ ply In person at the sheriff’s office Employee Relations of­ fice. 1345 E. 28th Street (Orlando-Snnfonl Airport prop­ erty). In Sanford. The 1999 teacher of the year Is C lints County's Scott Herliert. Inverness Primacy School, who received #10.000 from Bttrdiues. Hie other fi­ nalist received $5,000 each on the remaining teachers rr celvrd $750 each. Ms. Sue Kronldi. Hurdinrs Chairman of Ihe Board slated that Hurdinrs Itad toiilrtbulrd one million dollars lo this event over the year*. ‘The Affonliblr Alternative To A KenneP P E T S IT T IN G Q uality Care In Your Home By a Form er Veterinarian* Ass I t ant (407) 321-6073 l termed & H otuM titter (WWi V N o F en ces « i Serving Seminole County N o B a rrie rs Call for a (FREE) Estimate It is a chemical cleaning process which kills and removes ihe fungus safely from your roof or home. Call For Appt. (407) 302-7752 Pager: (407) 983-5692 7 Keep Our Best Friends Safe R o o f Cleaning & Pressure Cleaning •Removes Unsightly Mildew Completely •No High Pressure on Roofs •Extends The Life On Your Roof & the Paint On Your Home •Fully Licensed & Insured •Housewash •Driveways •Walkways • Pool Deck • Residential & Commercial/Quellty Service •Free Estimates Sffi D o g s - C a ts i can s66! Crossing guard jobs Uy Nick Pfelfauf nounced ill.it an Kdiiratlon Hall of Fame will be unveiled and Florida's teachers of the year for the Iasi two year* will Im- honored. ITlor winners: 1990 DeeDee Noonon, 1091 S arah Gufston. I'.M2 Kathy Hule. 1993 Tracey Halley. I0B4 Jerry Murry. IIMS Shawn DrNlghl. IIMO David William*. I<1117 Susan Sailor. 1998 Grace William*. 407- 302-6196 — |i • Lifetime Warranty Licensed by the Humane Society of the U.S. TO PLACE YOUR AD IN OUR PET DIRECTORY Call Samlnola at: 322-2611 HeraAdvartlaJn �B Bee’s Home Cooking and Lake Mary wins Floyd E. Lay All-Sports Award Celeste Industries share lead in Wednesday Lake Mary softball LAKE MARY _ Just when you thought II was lim e to stop celebrating the Lake Maty High athletic year. It Isn’t over yet. After three state cham pionships and a Ion# line of regional appearances, the Kama won their biggest award yet when votes were counted In the Florida High School Athletic A ssorts lion's Floyd E. Lay All-Sports Award. The Lake Mary won easily overall In the group for boys and girts. They Kama also finished first In girls overall and second In boys overall. The Rama won stale cham pionships in girls basketball, girls soccer and girls softball. Other Srmlnole County schools finishing In the top -10 were Lake Brantley (third overall, second, girls) and Oviedo (seventh, girls). The standings were com piled at the end of each sports season and rank each scliool based tttlon . the Ite m by Lake Brantley Sunniland avoids Celeste Industries. Kevin Schwccbea (three singles, three ru m . two RBI). Frankie Phillips Idouble. single, run. two RBI). Corey Reome (double, single, taro runs). Jerry Reome (taro ainglea. two runs, two RBQ. Tony Duncan (h om e run. run. three RBQ. Ronnie McNeil ft *V **' * . ? ■MndpoiM' at i.<-< ■ 1 V■ V' -Jlm d V \ y 1 1 j »* -* 4J ml - T ^ iM r and Arthur Barnes (RBI). Jem lgan Properties: Brett Marshall (double. ■Ingle, run). Fred Newhart (two tin gles). Ed Rentas (tuple. RBI). Roland Jem lgan (single, run). Eric Rtvera (tin gle. RBI). Nell Shilling- Celeste Industries: Ronnie McNeil (double, nee ainglea. taro runs, three RBQ, fttek Li­ tres (double, taro singles. RBQ. Tony Duncan o n e run. double, two runs, taro RBQ. Ron maid (triple, double, taro tuns. RBQ. Kevin rhwebs (double, single, two tuns. RBQ. Bob McDonough (double) fit, run. RBI). Rams to remain teammates ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ It's only fitting that Scott Hlllnakl and Josh O’Brien would stay teammates for at least a few more years. After graduating from Lake Maty High, the duo signed yesterday to continue ihetr baseball careers at Merkerson dominates Week Two of Track Series �Junt IT, ti swmincw nvrvQ. panionj, n o n » Teammates regular season Class BA-District 4 ti­ tle and the dl strict championship. O ’Brien moved tnto the starting pitching rota­ tion in the last month of the season and came up big when needed while Itlllnskl eras steady In the field and a main focus of the Lake Mary order. Neither said they spent m uch time last week waiting for the phone to ring during the base­ ball amateur draft and both aald they were ex­ cited about heading lo the Lake Walea school to Improve their chances of a phone call In the fu­ ture. T h e y Y c got a good baseball program and 1 was really im pressed on m y visit* Hllinaki aald. Ml's a good Christian school.* O ’Brien added. ‘ I liked the coach a lot a n d 1 th in k he’s a great guy and a great coach. I Just had a good feel­ ing.* O ’Brien aald he Isn't sure if h e ll pitch or play UCF Basketball Camps O R LA N D O _ Kirk Speraw Basketball Cam p al the University of Central Florida la now accepting applications for boys and girls lagea 6-17) for upcoming Day Cam p ses­ sions. Day Cam ps will run J u n e 22-26 from 9 a m. to 4 p .m . Day Camps are 9150 per ses­ sion and Includes dally lunch, a free basket­ ball. a camp t-shirt, professional Instruction and competitions. Team Cam ps (high school varsity or Junior varsity) will be held Ju n e 19-21 and J u ly IB- 12. A Parent/Child Weekend will be held Ju n e 26-27. Cost la 950 for parent and 940 for first base at W arner Southern, but HlUnskl thinks he can step In quickly in the middle In­ field. T h e coach already knows what I can do* Hlllnskl said. *1 think 1 can start as a fresh­ man.* They 11 always have their senior seasons si Lake Maty to remember. season and ended up surprising their doubters with the titles. Th e Roms were never flashy, they Just did things fundamentally sound and never lost confidence after seeing the preseason predictions laid down by moat of Die socalled experts. •Every time we lost a game I'd be disap­ pointed.' O'Brien aald. *We never slopped working." Lake Mary roach Allen Tuttle aald he had something special planned for O'Brien, even (hough he was rarely used on the mound during child and includes overnight accommoda­ tions. camp basketball, ram p t-ahlrt. shooting competitions, station drills and lec­ tures. All evrnts are held Inside the airconditioned U C F Arena. For more Information: call (407) 823-5805 or If you are Interested in receiving a bro­ chure. the carty part of the aeaaon. “We were saving him for college.* 1 X11116 laughed. Hlttnskl and O'Brien will be headed for an* other successful program next season. W arner Southern finished with a 35-25 record last sea* son and finished third In the NA1A Southeast Regional*. Th e team lost 10 seniors to gradua­ tion but has a good, young d u b to build around, according to coach Jeff Sikes. Neither player has to worry about academics. Th e y are both above 3 .0 on the grade point srale and quaUiy easily. Making the transition easier to that both sets of parents will be dose by. Th e OMWe*1e are moving to the area and will Uve about a half- . hour from the Lake Wales campus. HMnaki*s ; parents also said they plan to spend plenty of time in the stands. _ . ' About that phone call they never got last week? LsgslWottess d M i M H Fit* Moans** AA -IM C* • S * "* "S M IH* CScwl Cooat loa l a m w S Count, Ko.xU. PtaMla Ornaioa. IAa .<*,*•»»• at atacA a* Ba.t Off** tv*-** c. i » m fl u r n Lacrosse keeps on growing A L TA M O N TE SPRINOS _ T h e n la a su m ­ mer lacrosse program currently betng run at Lyman High School and the Winter Park Ninth Grade Center. There artll also be a youth l acrosse league beginning this fall for boys ages 10-14. C o n ­ tact To m O D ra d y (077-5090) or Dave Shrum (521-8910) for Information. •I ******»*4* I>*•. ***** •* rt»rt»c*a« l l taa Mart AU. CLAM S AMO O SFiCTIOMS MOT SO F M O WILL S t FOStVtM SANAfO SM M alkM *1 ife* Im u A** b*«u*i M I ns. I H ( Women (two singles, two runs, RBI). Debbie Bem lng (two singles). Lynn Webb (double. RBI). Otna Green (sto^fe, RBI) and C arol two RBI). Marie Byrd (two sin­ gles. RBI), Colleen Depie (single, two runs), Michelle Fadler and Uaa O arrrtt (one * t» ^ * each) and Diane Colon* fete trunj. C urt's AMeycata: Decna Poe (double, threr three RBI). Margaret (three tingles, two ni Lynn (three singles. I isiasi double, two singles, run. four RBI). Oreg Brad­ ley (triple, two singles, two nuts, four RBI). Scott DcOraff (double, two singles, two runs, two RBQ. J o h n Poole and Tod d Cox (three ato­ nes and two runs scored each), Jo h n n y &e*lan (double, single, run, two RBI). Mike Fratrik (single, run. RBQ. Bob Palagano (stage, n ag and Ben Fratrik (single). WSSTOVSk 4 MtATHMHF WOtat 0 SMSSS ASSC . MM . ATT*. JOINS N FAST. FM I S B I t SSI SNST OOLOMML OS. SLATS F. o a u n o o . F t isss*. M M * ss-itr-ssasstMi. t m f m h « Im a m s ta Sarataal. Ca m *. Spa M a 11. I w Aitaa SS Santa, Namoa M I aa I TM USSW assMatta* M ter MOOmCATKW to TNI SNSTIOUSLV IMUSO PSSMITS ASSOCIATS0 WITH CON­ STRUCTION FOM MIATMMOW. TRACT • (WttTOVSR) TSa raaaAr. mm atatofMdw » taa UTILS WSSIVA RUMS SHMR0LS COUNTY. U S WSST LASS MART SLVS . SUITS MS. . F I MTF1 aspSaaPM SS.11T-AUSM S TSs M M «S m SammaM CAMrtf. Madam M . n . IS. ST. 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Ara Martaa r — n l T f i i l r r t ii M s t. p s . aaS a a a m a s s c - i _-jrn » triple Jum p. 40-yard dash, 100meter dash. 1.000-meter run. 400-meter dash. 8 00-meter run. 200-meter dash, 4 x 100meter relay. 4O-thiaagb-40 _ long Jump, triple Jum p. 40-yard dash. 100meter daah. 1,000-meter run. 400-meter dash, 800-meter run. 200-meter daah. 4 x 100meter relay. O O -aa d -O vsr _ long Jump, triple Jum p. 40-yard daah. 100meter daah. 1,600-meter run. 400-meter dash. 800-meter run. 200-meter dash. 4 x 100meter relay. For additional Information contact Michael Gibson at 3 332370, or Lionel Bonck at 3 21- MSS MOLI COUNTY PUBLIC WONNS. ATTN JOHN MOONS. P I.. U S W IST LARI MAST BLVD . SUITS MS. SAHPOSO. PL MTTS. appBcattaa IS-11T-MMAO-SRP. TSa yra|.«l It Iaaa Ia S ta **, pie Jum p- 40-yard dash, 100meter dash, 1,000-meter run. 400-meter dash. 800-m eter run, 200-meter dash. 4 x 100meter relay. lO -th io e g k -O O _ long Jump, triple Jum p. 40-yard dash, 100meter dash. 1,600-meter run. 400-meter dash. 800-m eter not. 200-meter dash. 4 x 100meter relay. .1 ti'WgpW’#' *-ii;is*,ta.-*.'.- * Track- M im e s e s . u R i i f i i s s -n r Is M i i M Is Sat Haw* M • M. tomraEp M C ~ H F » i «S m m tor MODIFICATION TO T M I PtR M rtlM SO CU TlO WITH CONSTRUCTION FORTH*MONST ARSAS AT LARS HART TSs waaWtag a t in M S u MS M f lilU u u ti a u t t l s wsana b r n r MlVSM 10* LANOMMS ASSOCIATES. CJO WATKINS RSTJMt GROUP POST OFFICI BOR IM S ATLANTA. 0A MM1-ITSS. ammcamaa FS-iir-M sSAM t-taa t n *r.|.n s rt.u a a m t a— KAlA CanaIp. ItaBaa i s . i s — aAM n Santa. RAMA >i r TSa IMP aaptaaBaa M tor MODIFICATION TO T M PMVKX iSSUiO PERMITS ASSOCUTSO WITH CONSTRUCTION PON A COMMERCIAL OCVSLOPMSNT KNOWN AS WVSNSIM UNO* INOS TM racaktap raalaiSidy IS IM SCONLOCXMATCMSS . . . .***1’ m u m s , fl TSa p tart i t SdddAta a party ta taa p a a ta M da sail ■ V* �jp.fCfY tklrt— hwaatk. thmhtag they wfB be qaktretolivrlyhcrtlh) answer* lolhr eternal question Whale tor dinner? I cart them home, grt them out of the pockafe and thiak "NOW what?'Then I proceed to pan fry them into an ttebie version of shoe leather, d ^a nd cheny Or worn* they mi*ht be un Learn latest dance eraser “S .O .D A . (School of Dance Arte) Swtng»' to a near 4- ik rrk m r Dink jutd m oney But now my friend Chet Michele ft Lr Bonne of the Near KncUnd Cull o taken me under his win* inn pirn In tended) and taught me how to cock a thh hcn breast He taught our Irirnd Ettnt too. and she u y i in no uncer tain larmo thri the leMMMi (hanerd her Ida. ar at icnat that portion of her life that requires cookm* dinner B H tn r ua that this is T H E method of rhlcfc es brrssl cookery Michel often three tip* far uutema breasts The first is to stari with a boneless breast WITH T1IE SKIN ON They are not normally sold like thi* fail if you ask the pnqrte s* the meal counter of your supermarket, they will lufpdy bone skin on cturhro breasts Or you eon bone them yourself, if ynu know what you're doing You CAN make thesa recipes with bonrles*. The snood tip Is to PREHEAT the skiltet This la a pood idea when dnmg any kind of set*ring Tha third tip is to season tbr (Turk en AFTER cooking If you salt it ohm row. you will druo the tnmMurr nut I've iacluded recipes below for far my version of a lemon caprr store, and far two sauces from the eicrttrat -S to ll* series of cookbooks illngrr tends. Ik adautesi. in lids case, they mo bom “Urn 4 la Ik CWchm Breast Recovery Inc., In ■ oeIf-help mental health orgnnlaatlon fee people who aufler from panic altarka. depreoaion . fenro and general nrrvouo aymptoma. For Information, call 000-3003. or Ice cream trucks frost reader’s tha lea croaas trucks w ith thair la aar already avaratimulatad : lli ■ i m . i i .1 :i» . DEAR ABBY.-lfctoto in n to 'N n d o Help in Now York.' m ii r i i. i ‘i. in —l * x t- r ~ n . ri_' ~“ . warn .l m i ' l .i ~T.r.uz3a —r t.j —Lzn 1 effort on tha part of tvor; lovw ua — f r y thaw whs far ua, la thma wha wans tha sconaa. to them who h financially. O u r wadding rial and baaatifttl bacai ^ _ ofton taUk^ in that timy did not know w han to turn until thoy mw tho information in your r >i r t rv/i /\ r , i r �«£b*A(c*y 4 B ■ Sornnota Herald Sonlord Fiona* •Wednesday June 17. 1998 Legal Notices M 1 W CMCUfT COURT OF T N I I0TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FON •IM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA O IN IAA L JUAI0DICTION O m tIO N C A » « NO: IT-S S 4 S CA IA «f hORWE I T MORTOAOf. INC . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION F/R/A NO AWE ST MORTQAOt INC . A MtNNIAOTA CORPORATION VI PLAINTIFF FMOMAA RYAN HIhWESSEV If LIVING AND IF DC AO TH ( UNKNOWN tPOUSI HflRS O IV tlf f A GRANT!CS ASSIGNEES H IN 0 A S CRIOtFORA T R U I F f ll AhO ALL O THIR PAR til* CLAIMING AN INTI R i I T 0T. through un ocro r AGAIN I T THOM A« RYAN HENNESSEY UNKNOWN IPO UtC OF THOMAf RYAN HENNESSEY If ANY. K N t f ICIAL FLORlOA INC JOHN DOC ANO JA M 001 AS UNKNOWN T IN A N TI IN POSSCAStON OCf(NOANTlS) N O TK S OF FOAECLOSUBB SALS NOTICS IS H IR IB Y QlYtN rvniM NI to * Sunonory Finol Judgment ol toractoaura dated June 1 ISAS, anlarad to C**d Cat a No S T -M t l CA I* W el the Curort Court ol the ISTM Ju d ic ia l Circuit M and lor IIM l N O LI County SANFORD flonda I w.n *aH to Iho h-gheet and beat fodder lor caah RrfST •HON I OOOR OF TH t COURT HOUSS ol Iho S IM IN O ll County CourthOHM located at M l N PARR AVINUf m SAN­ TORO flonda al I I 00 a m on Iho )0lh day ot Juno. IP M Iho fohewing deetr.bed property a* aat forth mi *ard Simunary Final Judgment to-arrt LOT 100. IA S I SIARCY SHORf S ACCORD!NO TO TMS PLAT THIRCOF. AS RCCOROSO in p l a t b o o k i s p a o i n th r o u g h n o f t h i p u b l ic RICOROS OF S IU IN O L I COUNTY. FLORlOA Oalad th.a tlh day ol JU N I. ISM (CIRCUIT COURT SIAL1 MARYANNS MORSi Cfor* ol iho C mcuiI Court By Ruth Rang Deputy Clerk THt LAW OFFICfS OF DAVID J STERN PA AMORNSY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Unnrororty On*o Soda *00 Plant*bon. FL S H I* NOTICS OF FICTITIO US HAMS Not *co tt Karaby g n a t that I am (ngagad mi butm att d i l l Magnolia Ate Oanlord ftonda H TTt. fern, note County Florida under I ha Fwliliout Nam* ol M ABN O U A NOUSS ANTIOUSS and dial I mland lo fogidar u k l name with lit* Dwttion ol Corporation* Tailahattaa Florida m accor­ dance with Iho pretiaioh* ol tho Ftctbou* Nam# Slaiuta* To Wd §•-lion I I I OS fiend* Stalutot I M l Dune Van Xandt Pubhth Jun* IT 1*04 0SR-I10___________________ MOTICS OF FICTITIO US NAMS Notice r* hereby g**on that I am engaged tn butmatt al 411 Summit Hedge Plica. 4 )1 ! Longwood Florida H IT S . Sanunol* County Fiord* under the Fichfiou* Nam* ol ORSATSITS HARKSTTNO and that 1 mland to regrttar maid name with Ih# Ortraron ol Corporation*. Tallahat***. Ftonda >n acco*dan<# w«lh Iho prOTitiont ol the Fitliliou* Nam# Staiuto* To-Wit Section *41 OS Florida llalwlat IS*t John Lawton Joffcoal III Pubhth Juno I f ISM O CR -Ill M OTICI O r AUCTION Thie auction will bo hold a* J-*i ICth l* M *| I f M noon at I I I I « m l » Ox*da f l t..Jdar» m«y a i p K l I Ha v t H c ln on Iha day baluta the auction from • AM 1 0 M A AM Term* ara caeh w certified land* only Oeiedo b a n g reeereoe tha riglil lo accept at n l m « any and ad Tha following aahwlaa ara •Narad tor bada M ford M ulling IF A D P 4 0 A J J I 101 M * or Pontiac *000 lO lA F k tA S M TlII* !* Of Mayda Prolog* JUIBO2242n040J4tl 01 Chary Chaaalfo la iA M O C A O V IIIM l 00 ford Probo 1XV0 T it COKE 104440 iR O tlL M O tr-is s ts iN C u In accord*nca with Iho American with Owabdibat Act. parkin* with dH mg a apaciai parlrcapat# M ehouid contact Iho Ctor* pi A t Cacutl Court at tha SIM INOLI County Courthouta at *0T. 1214110. net talar than ao*on day* prior to tho procaiding II herring impaired 1-400**4STTI (TOO) or I-S0S-SSS-STTS. *>a flonda Ratay Sane** Pubtwh Juno IS. IT IM S DIR-41 S em in o le Herald Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICS OF PUBLIC AUCTION N oIk o i« hereby giyon McConnoN Towing wdl w t al Pubhc Auction lor Saltag* lor Cath on demand lo hrghetl foddar. Ih* following datrribad vehicle* T-S-SS IS Mart IMIOPSOHF 0*1110* TS Cadi *04041144(111 T-T-S S TS Mallard ItlS IiS l T-S-SS SSOutck IG4NJ1TUS»M4MSA0 T-S-SS TS Dal K H U IS IS IS M M ford I f ACPttf t L F t lt lt T Iho Aire twin wdl bo held at I t 04 pm on tael dr let abut* M*Conned towing S Racorary 1*00 Sanford Ara Sanford FL H IT S Piotpacli** foddart may mtpacl tahictat on* hour prior 10 aolo farm* art cath or Cartdiad fund* MeCanned Towing ratrivet Iho right lo accept or reiect any and *K tody Pubhth Juno t l . ISSt 0IR-11S IN TN S CIRCUIT COURT OF THB I M N T t lN T N JU0ICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. M AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY OSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. SS SS CA I* W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTQAOI CORPORATION l l 'e CHEMICAL R ESlO fNTItl MORTGAGE CORPORATION l/k/a MARGARf TIEN S COMPANY INC PIami iff. 14— F o b S als C L A S S I F I E D IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIOMTBINTN ADJUSTMENT# A CREDITS In t w tvg n l o» an Sftof. » * Ssmlnols NstsM w d bs ( lor B it BtsHnsstBon erty and only to * * srtsrt ol t » coal d t w l bwofton Plsasa criach ad tof accuracy « w tost day I n « » . NOTICE OF ACTION TO PLACE AN AD CALL 3 LINES WHOLE SIMINOLI ORLANDO W EEK 407/3S S -M 11 407/S31-#t33 Legal N o tlctt M T H t O M O U IT CO URT OP TUB IB M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IB ABO FOB SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. AS -AS M -C A -tS -S F FLORIDA BAR B O . S B S M M IRWIN MORTOAOS CORPORATION F/KJA INLANO MOAtOAGE CORPORATION. Plomlrff 00 JOHN D LEWIS ST AL Dotondonl* N O TK S OF SALS ttahe• to hereby foean that m accordant* with Iho Fmal judgment ol Foracloeuro entered on Juno Srd IS M m creO w tto* no M 0111 m Ih* Crrcwl Coorl ol taonnata County Ftonda m which John D low**. al al were Do ton-unit and Irwm Mortgage Corporahoo l/k/a Inland Mortgtge Corporation Iho Piemirt. | wd| t*0 to Wo haghoel fodder for cath *1 Watt front dmat >01 N Park Aa* . lantord FL S1M I between Iho Itowra of i t 00 am ond 2 M p m an Augutl kfh. IS M on Wo taNow- DEPARTMENT H O U M 8 AM •5 PM M ONDAY •FRIDAY NOWACCCPTF cQ ■39 H 2 1 — P i M O N A IS START DATWO TOOBOHT (toy I Wile l Going gam* 1 SOO ROMANCE od (ITS SPfOtE O U T * . SPfQU OWLS WANT TO MEET YOU I BOO V J 440l|*d SO T) SERV U S411 (SISB4SS434 S IS D M N IS ytoe 9 B B a H B 9 B M B W a 2 )— L o s t A Fo u n d FOUND 1 PUPRRS m *to TOW M I m 27— N u b m r v A C H IU ) C abs 71— H u t W 71— H a n ted BOBCAT OPERATOR wf GDLhwpoy c*4 171 MSI CARPSNTIRNIPPRSFfnClI No obi nocooMry r*u4 fdtd tmoclwndtoato cot SS2 3317 OF FORSCLOSWRS SALS NOTICS IS HIR EBT OIVSN puryuan I to a Summary F mmI Judomani of loreclMur* doled Juno 4. IM S antaiod mi Cnrd Cat* No SS TI4 CA 14 W of Iho C mcuiI Court ol Iho ISTM Judclal C mcuiI mi and lor SEMI* NOLI County. SANFORD, flonda. I wdl toK Ip Ih* highatI and boat brddor tor cath WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT­ HOUSE ol tha SEMI N O LI County Courthouta located al M l N PARK AVENUS mi SAN­ TORO Flonda. al T1 M a m on Ih* l t d day ol July IM S tho toHowtrig da ten bad property a* tat forth tn ta d Summary Final Judgment lo-wit LOTS 7 ANO S. WELLINGTON ADDITION ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT T H IM O F AS RECORDS0 IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAQE IIS . OF THE PUBLIC RSC0R0S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oalad Hut Ith day ol JUNE. IM S (CIRCUIT COURT IE A U MARYANN! MORSE Ctor* ol Iho Cueurl Court By Rulh King Oaputy Ctor* THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S Unnrorally Ornra JuHa I M Plantation. FL 11124 (144(211-1000 M JflS R fH A JN C L In accordance with Ih* Amoncan with D-eefoMie* Act. partont with ditefolibo* floodm g * tpocial accommodalron lo participate mi tto* proceeding th o u Id conlacl Iho Ctof* ol Iho Circuit Court al Iho SEMINOLE County Courthouta pt 4071214110 not tatar Won toyon Joy* prior lo Wo procooduig II hearing impair* STM (TOO) or t via Flonda Rotay I Pubhth Jun* 10 TF. I I DCR-01 a n ted i k ^ 'c M A i V w S w " K T h toon - 7rt It am 1pm Mopo c d » m CASTR0L XPRESS LURE P T potthon Ottad C t d W r d N n up Appfy m pm ton 2710 S MWT I 7 « Sardcrd BN# w O W S K COL • i r v fAT t n H I f E SPERM N C I LAWN SPRAT TECH tor Local Pod Conwof Com CoS 321SM T Cm O CARS worker dwmg CtoacA Serve** Dm am . wad pm Hard bora own son* and C P R O M 3234711 PT F T ApyOy twtaeen 1 4 liaono* Potto and Stoo* > « u r 120 totamoaond P»wy Moow raw 333BB42 CULTURS0 Marts* Momrlacw tra Comp Qpomng at Praduc a m Ptoooo col H T -4772 w^toodad c u T t a m i Cos ONMS»4toWS40T32t7TS3 ■ ITR A l I I T R A ' SEE TREE oQtirmokpn M moke ISOOUS.OOO IK TRA s o n Sand E l IB NWD P O Dot •1M24 Otomto. 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Cl.IN* CINCUF COUNT By Nudi Amg Oopoty Ctof* Donald l Imrlh faquir* Attorney lor Plamtitt 000 North Ocaan tlroai Jack ton nil* FL 12101 Fataphona t0 4 / lt* -}t4 t W t o m contractor Uucl hoe* W C ntur Of aiompbon Cos Bd 17)4404 By PuWKmg |p porttctpala in tto* peoooodtag ahoaid contact Dieatotity Coordinator at 101 North Pat* u t ° ^ S S t O P S O IN BfOREBW t e n d wwor HOME T M and rood WWW U S E S lArd bora 1 yaw i n o g n ISOOI tJ B Iia s Moo* contact giockly ymo dot* S N America Now heap* matting tyc 14 to* |3wwi T IBS I M 447S MC/Vtoo A* Deputy Ctor* Faber • Grthti P A CASS ROt PA n s CA IA • NORWiST MORTOAOS. INC VS PLAINTIFF DANIIL U HOWS. IF LIVINO. AND IF OSAO THI UNKNOWN SPOUSS. HSIRS DEVISEES ORANFISA. ASSIGN S IS USNORS. CRS0IT0RS. TRUSTSES ANO A U OTHER PARTISS CLAIMING AN W TSRIST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DANIEL M HOWS. UNKNOWN SPOUSS OF 0ANIIL M HOWS IF ANT. K0SS M HARRISON IF LIVINO. ANO IF OSAO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSS. MSIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTSSS. ASSIGNEES. USNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTSSS ANO ALL OTHER PARTISS CLAItRNO AN INTtREST ST. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ROSS M HARRISON. UNKNOWN SPOUSS OP ROSS M. HARRISON. 0 AJTT. JOHN DOS ANO JANS DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OSFSNOANT(S) A T E 8 Tuesdsythfu Friday 12 Noon tt* day bttofs piA)«cs«on. Sunday 12 Noon Friday ROl AN DO 0 GARCIA Rotpondonl/huthond STACEY 0 FI0REUA SYLVIA N FIORELLA hut band end wile and AN UNKNOWN PEKSON IN POSSESSION OF THt SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY Oalandanl(i) NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HERI0Y aiVEN purtuenl to a Final Judgment ol Foroctoaora dalad Juno ltd. IF M and anlarad m Cat* No M I S CA 14 W ol lho C m ml Court ol Iho EIGHTEENTH Jud-.-et C mcuiI m and lor SEMINOLS County Ftonda whorem CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAOS CORPORATION l/Va CHEMICAL RIEIOENTIAL MORTOAOS CORPORATION IRi/a MAROARITTEN S COM­ PANY. INC M PlamliH and •TACIT B FIORELLA. *1 al. am Oe too dint*. I wdl tod to tha htghotl and boat fodder for cath m tho Wetl heal door of Wa Coorthooao. in Sanford. SSMINOLS County. Ftonda al 11 SS a m o'clock an tha TW day of Jufy ISM . W* toitowmg daeclibod property ay tot forth at M id Fatal Judgment to wd Lot 1*1 CRANE S R OO IT VKLAE. according to tho Plat Woroof at rocordad mi Ptot Book 21. Pag** T4-TT Hictoeree. Pubhc Record* ol Sanunol* County Flonda. a/h/a T i l Swan lano. Allamonlo Florida 11T01 DATED Wit llh day ol JUNE. IM S MARYANNS MORI A* Clark of hold Court R PgAPUNES j u d ic ia l c ir c u it SSMINOLB COUNTY. FLORlOA CASE NOl SS -1SSS-DR-SS-A IN RE MARRIAOE OF VICKY Of I f N GARCIA Pahbonet/Wila 10 Rotaruto 0 Garcia Ouraydah Oanaral Hot (nit I Algattim. Kingdom ol Saudi Arabia YOU ARE NOTIFIED m il an action lot <bt*otul»n ol mar ■ nag* ha* bean Mad agamtl you end you ara required to tart* a cupy ol your written dr la"tat d any. lo d on Iho polltMNief t tiler M y. ORACE ANNE OtAVIN ESQUIRE. I14E Totkamila Rood. Wmtor Spring* Florida 12TM-STTS. on or before JULY A IS M and 10* Ih* ongmal with Ih* clorh ol Ihr* court atlhar he loro aonrKO on Iho potitronor'* allomoy or imnwrh airly thorvatlor. olheruit* a itrlault wdl bo ontorod agamel you lor Iho rebel dame"dad m tha compiaml or pelihon WITNESS my bond and Seal et thre Court on tto* 2SW day at MAY ISM MARYANNS M O N K CLINK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Dy Nancy R Wmtor Oaputy Ctor* PvMrth Juno 1 I t t f 14 IM * OEA 2* A D a n h m rrn jp / n fr Como pan aw tooffd BfwMs A M . lootoML H 3E77I r ru P tw x tro w to T z M fo M M O U m ' Omtory Ardn CW *N N i 1 M ^ L liU lU II And N O N l H A R M N R ID R D llonod A o y o w m liW Fw . 7 anv430 pm n d bora own van* Cad 324-1177 dirt kw- *2dl 4S748B44JS. SOS. MR/ DAT MABfTE NANCE WORKER For school si Sa nssdAd ARp to 0SWTAL A S M T A N T - Syr* Cto 1 dm r d TuooFrt Salary pod 7 «0 B M tF w n iiS in m * * * * * A fN MaOCSI O^Ct I N M moAvAlS lO v d M l to# kwd oMca duaos «nd rin o a p ^ row wg Ip; O R E A T^TP O R Tvid rY * TO EX­ CEL adB Good Oontd. Wo MsSwv ^ 5 ^ d * 5 * a p sn »d .* 4 0 i(k ) rytosmont (ton. mowed A M l CdTtoPjrdtod'lw WothwdsFREE jS i Dalandanlttl NOTICE n DARRYL BRITTON, at ua . ol o l. OP PDNIOLOSWBR SALE Oalandanit OP FORSCLOSWRS SALS B V O L S M OP CNMWIT COURT None* I* hereby gnran lhal the undrtkignad Maryann* Morta Ctor* of Wo Circuit Court ol SIM INOLI County. Flonda. wdl. on Iho Sod day ol July. ISM . at t l M am *• iho W ttl From Door ol Iho Sormnota County Courthouta w Sanford SEMI N0LS County Courthouto. In Iho City ol Sanford. Florida, offor for tafo and tad al public outcry lo Iho Mghotl and boat fodder for cath. lho teSowmg detenbed property titrated In SEMINOLE County. Ftonda. to­ wn LOTS • ANO S. BLOCK H. 01*11 TERRACE FIRST ADDI­ TION SUBDIVISION. ACCOR0INQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. R EC0R0I0 IN PLAT BOOR 10. P A G !It) IS OF THE PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA purauant to Wo Im il decree ol toractocura anlarad In a cat* pending In *ald Court. Iho ttyta ol which I* Argo Mortgage Corporation yt Darryl L Bril ton *t ut . at al Any partont with a drtafohty requiring raaaonabto accommo­ dation* thou Id can (SI 1) 4*44M2 (V/T0D). no tolar than tanan (T) day* prior lo any proWITNESS my hand and official taai ol tard Court I hit 4th day of Juno. ISM (SEAL) Honorable Maryann# Mono Ctor* el tho C mcuiI Court By Creak* V H u m Deputy Ctor* LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PAM ILLO Po«l OMco Boa 2141 Tampa. Florida 2MSI Pubhth Juno IS. I I , IS M 0SR-ST NOTKS IS HIREBT GIVEN purtuonl lo a Fmol Judgment ol foracloeuro dalad Juno ltd. ISM . and anlarad m Cat* No ST-t14T-C A -14-W. ol Iho C mcwI Court ol lho EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit mi and for SEMINO* E County. Flonda wharem C H A M MANHATTAN MORT0 A 0 I CORPORATION l/k/a CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOS CORPORATION it Pl4inl.ll and KENNETH M LEWIE, ol *1. ara Oalandanit. I wdl tall lo Wo toghotl and boat fodder for cath m ih* Wad Irani door ol Wo Courthouta mi Sanford. SIM INOLI County. Flonda. *1 11 M am o'clock on Iho TW doy ol July. ISM . Iho toitowmg detenbed property at Ml forth in laid Fmai Judgment to wit Lot El. LAKES OF AL0MA according to Iho Map or Pill Warool at rocordad M Plat Book 41. Pago* 11 through n of Iho Public Record* ol tommolo County. Ftonda. a/Va 4440 Endtcoll Plat* On*do Flonda U T4 4 DATED Wit Ith day ol JUNI. 19## MARYANNS MORI Aa Ctor* of Mid Court By Rulh King A* Deputy Clark Fabor • Oilhif. P A tuilr 100 ISTO Madruga Ayanuo Coral Oabtat Florida 11141 (104)4*2-4110 'Partont with a drtafohty who naod • tpocial accommodation to parbeipato m Hut proceeding thould contact A0A Coordinator at Sonunota County Courthouta. 101 N Park Aeortuo, Em to N10I. lantord. Ftonda 32111, 01 tootl for* doy* prior to Iho procoodmg Telephone (40T) US-4110 ait 4221. I-S00-MS-STT1 (TOO) or t OOO-MMTTO (V) vta Flonda Rotoy Sonrtco Pukkah Juno IS, 11. IM S OCR-SS ----- ^ ----- T T •F FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTKS to boroby grata that Wa under*ignod Clark of W* Ctrcurl Court ol Sanonota County. Ftonda. wdl on toe 10th doy of Jun*. IS M . al I I M o'clock A M al Wo W**t Front door of Ik* So mmole County CourthouM tn Sanford, ftonda. oftor tor tato and tod al pubho outcry to Ih* highael and ba«l fodder tor each, tha toKowmgdaaenbad property (Hurt* m Sonunota County. Florida Lot SA. W1LOWOOO. * Planned W* Plat lharaol a* recorded m Plot Book IS. Pago* T through 10. Indue ire. Pubhc Record* of l andnoli County. Flonda purauaot lo to* Final Judgment anlarad In a c o m pending in Mid Court. Wo tlyto of Much to tndscilsd shnis WITNESS my hand and ofhctol Mai ol *aid Court tor* 4th day Of Jun*. ISM If you ara o per*oft with a dwafohty who need* any accom­ modation mi order la pomctpolo in I hr* proceeding you are rattBod. al oo cool to you. la W* provtoton of cor lam atktolane# P lt t H contact Court odnumalralor. M l N Path Avonuo. luilo NS01. Sanford. Florida u r n . (M l) S21-4SSS ■422T, Wilton 2 working day* ol your receipt ol Itot (nobee pi forectoaur* Soto), it you ara hearing Impaired, call M S B SSS-STTIi II your ara yoico impairad call I-S00-MS-ITT0. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Cocoka V Ektm Deputy Ctor* A n O RINST N t FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H. Hooch. J r . Ikquho Suitor S Hooch. P A S IM ■ Conway R d . Si* S Orlando. Florida M i l l (40 T) M l-M S S Pohhoh Juno 10. IT . ISM DERM modollon In order to porticlpal* Mi rtu a prot otdmg. you ara andHod. *1 no coal lo you. lo Ih* provitioo ol corloin attiotone* PIo o m conlacl Court ad menI*Iro lor. M l N. Path Aeronit*. Suita NM 1. lantord. Florid* 32TT1. (401) 222-42M *42t t . W ilto n 2 working day* of your tec tip I ol IM* (nolle* of Foraclotura Sato), it you or* boating unpaired, call t-S M S4S-STTI, il your or* troic* OnpoMcd. caN I-SOO-S4S-STTO (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF TH I CIRCUIT COURT Dy Cocoho V I hern Oaputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robot! H Hoech. J r . laquiro Duller S Ho*eh. P A S T M S . Coowoy R d . Sto I Orlando. Florida M S I 2 M SI) M I-M S S Pubhth Jon* IS. I I , IS M 0SR-S4 O l I XL■ NO KHV JWMJDW I X WL V S MF 0 C CM CWOSWECHBia VIFDC AW IH D L R LI IIW I X i R . ’ • 1 0 1 1 aiHVJDP SFRAWV HR % R L D I W V �PPPV K IT *N * C A R LY LE • by U r r y W rl*lH 71—H il p Wantio y*0 SAlb ■0A(M <^o 6c#>CiA O A im n > 94— A p a k t m i n t s UNIURNISHtl) 103— HotM V U N n m N n m i) RECEPTIONIST SEMINOLE HERALD Is aaaklng U N M rscapaonM for ths front ofhc* Candtiatas must aWa to answsr a muft-lna phono aystam and groat cus­ tomers wOh profouronaNsm and courtesy Must also hantsa muinpie laaks and show groal attention to datai. Ptaaaa apply w parson A ask tor DEE PUOH at Seminole Herald SSS N. Proneh Avd., Sanford, FI M771 3 MQNf 3 BEDROOM / 2 BATH, CENTRAL A/C, NEW CARPET ANO VINYL. GREAT COMMUNITY GREAT LOCATION 1431.00 MONTH*'* OWNER WILL PAY FINANCING FEES CALL MARIEN TODAYI (407) 323-8160 CARRIAGE COVE *** NCLUCCS LOf I W r l M O i A S K O O N I t M a O P W C H A K ■TTR M lN m O O H N IW N C M a t lM S K M Ilr f M a Group Member o f 'the Global 'F/D/V Orlando/Sanford Airport. Get in on all the growth. of oosrations. Now is 8 D tr fsct oooortuflttv to i t t invotvsd inths msrcial aviation industry.W i art currently sccspciRg applications ramo sarvkts oositions. Aooiicancs must work a ladhli idiidd m A*a s. A bB di^di^SflUHhilp^dR1 j u a u il a A a aa duusa j^^ua^^ai sums cngptsn.pw * a tav| Kmmni, cornptro awn par woonoiootA> thoss Incsrestsd In ramp ssrvicsf positions you must possM Bw N I vsrtw wartmisp® Reams mand Mts ud Bounds wpsa on sos wtareviimwsNRiVv comittant SPMom basis. r a bs abis to amp m m r to 75 ■PwspiiNasp b wm jb in f w op » HBW HMHtB ITAKTMW WM $4>S0 par hour *)■ Free Uniform s * Fraa Parldng For more information Honaum SHOP LOCAL �| t I I \ ■ ■ ) Ml •Seminoto HeraM. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday. Juno IT. <— by Chic Young DRAB D R QOTT: I am 71 years old and cannot achieve an erection with any aorl of stimulation. My doctor hai Klven me yohimbine, leotoateronr •hot* and lidrctkma into the penis — all without benefit. Are there other options I could consider? DICAR READER You seem to have a physical cause for your impotence that has not responded to traditional therapy. Therefore, the problem may be caused by sgerelaled circulatory PETER QOTT. M.D ddictrncy. n f c iu if or •nrnohcirrTnic DO W U THINK THAT TdAJNtNO ) I'L L f HOW RffALLV M A P I THE 6ENER AL Jt YOU M O R I S E N S IT IV E ? V -------•,------- - plaque, your penis cannot fill with ■— --- — ......... . . biood and become rigid edge. Tea is a safe beverage Were M A M M M S N T // by A rt tensom THE BORN LOSER rTOU HCAR, bfOE-HOU SLNfcD K * SMIfUTL!) CVLE MJfJJOMMC1 fbTHW kJL'lOUHfVCTO r TIVKTVDSMfsSrY >ar wxtE. \ iLNtD roc. HOURS CNtEM tOr A — C X stcnc ' ( i U T T tX IA£H..GtAOT3l THAT USUALLY WORKS WITH 50METIMI5 I WONDER IF I EVEN KNOW WHAT IT WOULD TAKE TO MAKE . M I NAPPY.. y 0065. ined by a urologist, who may choose to prescribe Viagra la new pill for impotence) or MUSE la pellet placed in the urethra before seal, To give you more information about this common condition. I am sending you a copy of my completely updated, new Health Report on "Impotence." Other readers who would like a row should send IS plus a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to P 0 Bos *«|7. Murray Hill Station, New York. NY H IM Be sure to mention the title DEAR DR OOTT: In a recent col umn on aesually transmitted dis eases, you advised a reader to be 'cautiously selective" in picking a partner This Is wrong Selectivity doesn't confer immunity Por etam pie, a woman ran have an STD and not even know it Condoms and abstl nence are the only ways to avoid infection D EA R READER Granted But I also said that It's impossible to lest far all STDs and that "any sesual activity carries potential risk * Fortunately, most STDs are curable, the notable esceplions being herpes and AIDS I believe that prudently picking a partner goes a tong wav toward reducing the nsk of STDs Moreover a loving couple is not likely to use con dams indefinitely Sooner or later, they will have - gasp' - unprotected sea. for esampie. if they marry and decide to start a family Your observe nnnnn nnnn □nnnni i i innnnr.i n n a n n u n rn n n n n nnn nnn nnnn wunnnnu []□□□□ nnri uwio □nnnnii nnunun nnnnnn nunnnr. nnr n m nnnnn □ n m n n n n Hfjun URf) UtOM nnnnun □nnnnn □nrarann rinnnnm nnnn nnnnn a ----BaJaaamiiiPd Eep fYv/Wrw I MET THIS DEAR. JJ5T WULMMJ. R3RW0U ^ ITHMCfCS sou U V O R C ID . TH A JK ? UJtU. HE VMD HES \ PBLVKX5LV 0UUED CAR SAU3MAA) ^ flfiAUy...l5, card minor You are pramlalag at w sav&sssca a major (Thia is becauae he is kwewn to have at least a live card auiL A mi nor-sull opening may be in only a Ihree or four card suit i After West led the heart queen, d r clarrr saw sis tap lneks two hearts, two diamonds and two clubs If Smith conceded o club trick. Wool would clear hearts and defeat the contract whan hi with tha spade acw. ■y Phillip Alder We are continuing to look at bids that have a different meaning when they are made ia the balancing post lion - that is. when the dealer opens and there are two passes around to ’T ii the direct poaitioo isecond seat). YftOAL MUIIMUC MOUOUfMlMDA x slimeALCOHOL' M ^ 3 \ > at least five cards in each of the two lowest unbid suits (That is. the mi­ nors over one heart or one s|mds. or hearts and the unhid minor when the opening is one dub or one diam ond i In the balancing position (fourth seat), a jump to two no trump is nat­ ural It promises IM O lor JO II or SI* IS. by partnership agreement), but ■»> Vi a ;. uN if t38 T T \ i----lJV \ / • . > | * •<*»**' ed with the spadefmr. If West went la with the ace. declarer would have niae winners via three spades, two hearts, two diamonds and two clubs However, when West ducked, declarer won with dummy's spade jack, then switched to chibs This time, his niae trtdta were one spade, two hearts, two ^T 4 . *' ix nfr* 2Apl if/ 1f f/Ag tZ as Vcv4 BERNICE BEDE OSOL you w « on your own altaet Know whan to say no PCOWPfO (Oet S4-NOV. t t ) Grve-snd- M e is essenbal n an important partner­ ship arrangement today II can't be all your way; both sides need to ante up ftAUTTAM US (Nov. JS-Ooc. *1) This emi be a produce** day tor you. providsd FOE MOTT ftOdE.COUKTiMfi "KANlt R M S ' S A MMkin.NBCUIOMS MS TlMC, N T R* TW,W6ttS, MSTIME HAS tdu tour i r r v s 1BM T WftfT W lP W « T T U lS llt M M M lM I St TU R U fD TD o a S tS k iO H . WCK.^. v - ... - newsy Off W R /6 0TT«1 W N 6 y TOTfUY UNKR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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No. 224 FRIDAY. JULY 3, IW 8 _______________________ 50 C e n ts Fire continues to consume Florida Ily Nick P frlfau f 11KRAI.I) STAtT WIIITi:U CKNTKAI. FI.OKI DA Al though no fires threatened Snnlnolc County this morning surrounding counties continue to iMttle many devastating tila/es, with all ol the 35.000 testilenis ol I lagler County uskrd to ev.u uatc as ol It) a m today As ol t> a m this morn mg there were Id active tires under way in Volusia County with approximately 150 .ooo acres ol land Involved Generally, tires have i losed schools, nursing homes, and almost 11Mi miles ol Interstate t»3 and U.S I Ihe IVpst 100 r.icr at Ihe Davtona Interna llonal Speedway has been moved to Oct 17 opened to tralltc this morning file highway had hern closed because ol heavy smoke and llrrs u h lili have now re|M>rl edly been i out rolled U m itl o p e n in g D rin k in g w a te r VOLUSIA C O U M V SK It. between Ihe laltgrnunds near DeDind and SK 115 has been SANFOKI) Fire Salvation Army in Seminole County is now a n e p lln g Individual sl/e water and sports dunks lor distribution to firelighters I hr Salvation Army lai titty 700 W '.Mill Street In Hanford will be o|H‘ti until I p m Ibis alter noon (io v e r n in e n t a c tio n s I A l D M IA S S F F ; F m rrg rn i v management ollli lals say there are now 4.500 firefighter* and etpilpment from 38 stales and the federal government in volveil In lighting the flrrx in ( entral Florida Ihe federal F.mergency Man agemrnt Agency (FKMAI has f’lrasr See F lir i. Page 3 A America’s 222nd birthday party in Sanford rm rt« *o Above, (he Sanford fireworks display last year Is oxpooled to bo oven botlor Saturday night Tho Inde­ pendence Day fireworks scheduled is expoctod to bo­ gin at dark, between 9 and 9.30 p m In ordor to mako it as salo as possible, tho liroworks will bo dotonatod oftshoro. out in lako Monroo Somo of tho bost van­ tage points will bo in tho Fort Mellon Park area and at the manna Officials aro urging private citizons to re­ frain from bnngmg thoir own sparklers and liroworks to tho ovont. which has boon the case in tho past Tho ig­ nition of any typos ol liroworks. by anyono other than liconsod pyrotechnic inns, has been prohibited In Seminolo County by tho County Commission, and by tho or­ dor ot tho governor on a statowido basis Deputies seek Fern Park bank Double your fun with nation and zoo birthdays robbers, may be repeat offenders Special to the Herald SANFORD - Kerb White A Zoo. It s our birthday gill to you. Join the Central Florida Zoological Park for a great day of family fun as tire zoo celebrates Its 23rd birthday and the na­ tion's 222nd birthday on Saturday. Visitors will enjoy many special benefits In honor of tlte oc­ casion Including S I oir admission, free birthday cake courPU i m Bee Zoo, Peg* 2A INDEX Classified . 9A-10A C o m ic s ......... 11A Crossword . . . 11A Dear Abby . . . . 6A Horoscope . . . 11A Obituaries . . . . 2A P e o p le ............... 6A Police Briefs . . 3A Religion ......... 5A Sports . . . . 7A-8A T V .............Pullout W eath er.............2A ^Follow your dreams and enjoy the trip.7 & i i- •OsWa Low Jr. By D a vid F r a ile r HERALD STAFF WRITER FERN I’AKK Seminole County Shertll's Olllce deputies are looking for two black males who arc wanted for a total of 10 to 12 robberies be­ tween Seminole and Orange counties. The subjects held up Ihe Gulf Stales Credit Union In Fern Park Thursday afternoon. Dressed In a Jacket with a hood and a facial wrap with sunglasses, the culprits fled In a beige. 1MH3 Cadillac. The car was stolen earlier in the day out of Altamonte Springs. The car was recovered later In the day In Batonvtlle. The car's engine was still running when authori­ ties round It. 1,1. Jack Cash, police information olllcer with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office, said that the suspects have a tendency to brag about their scores. "We are hoping they will tell somebody, and then that person will call ns." Pleste Bee Bank. Page 3A Grease is the w o rd that y o u ’ve h eard By K e lly W ern er HERALD STAFF WRITER Ij\KF: MAKY - Danny gels the girl. Dill Rizzo steals the show. Tonight Is the final night of Lake Mary's High School's pro­ duction of ihe hit Broadway musical, sound truck and big screen blockbuster Grease. Even though It Is summer, the Players or tlte Arts al the school are putting on the stage production for three days, with tonight being the third and 11nul show. Don'J expect u reproduction of the movie, however, us Lake Mary's rendition is closer to the Broadway version. The show opens with Vlncc * 7 6 e * te r Continued from Page IA More than fireworks SANFOKI) - Registered Sanlord voters may have more to do this Saturday evening In the Fort Mellon Park area than watch fireworks. They may have the opportunity to b e ­ come Involved In a petition drive which lias already launched fireworks. The "Society for the P re se r­ vation of Fort Mellon Park" plans lo circulate among fire­ works watchers seeking signa­ tures on a petition supporting an ordinance that would d e ­ clare the park as such In per­ petuity. It would prevent the pro|K>sed development of a ho­ tel and conference center project In a portion of the p r e ­ sent park. Tlte society says In will set up u special booth as well as patrol the park. Members will be wearing "Save Our Park" signs. AM V ETS fund raiser r e v ie w Fontaine, played by Johnathan "Stew* Stewart spinning rec­ ords and talking In classic 50esque coolness. An acapella version of UT* Go Together, lire Alma Maler and the title song follow, per­ formed by Ihe company, before tlte audience Is Introduced to good old Rydell High. Tlte usual liljlnx follow when tlte dm Molissa Ortoz, Johnathan Stewart and Adam Williams in Lako Mary High School's production ol Grease SANFORD - AM VET Post 17 In Sanford bus announced a fund-raising event Saturday, July 4. from I p.m. until 6 p.m.. coinciding with the July Fourth activities In Sanford. Commander Fred Mobley said tlte feature of the day will be "Fred’s Famous BBQ Ribs," plus barbecue chicken and salad. The foo^J. beverages and disco will be avalluble for a $15 donation. For tickets, contact Mobley PlesM Briefs, Page 2A �2A •Ssrmnoie Herald. SantoM. Florida •Friday. July H 199B S ta y co o l e v e ry o n e , b e a t tb e d o g d a y s O f nil the grand cclebrallons In Am rrlra on the 4lh of July weekend. (lie coolest lias to lx* tin* obser­ vance of Air Conditioning Appreciation Days In the Northern Hemisphere. /MB Zoo C o n t in u e d fro m Page 1A Since that time the zoo lias become a valuable community resource for residents of Cen­ tral Florida. Nearly 400 a n i­ mals make up a diverse animal collection that includes chee­ tahs, elephants. gazelles, homhllls. crocodiles and more. In nddlllou. Geraldine the hippopotamus, one o f the zoo's most popular animals anil two spider monkeys, original mem ­ bers of the Sanford Zoo still reside al Ihc Central Florida Zoo. Irsy of Winn Dixie Market­ place at noun (while It lasts), elephant demonstrations at 11 a.m. nntl 2 p.m.. and various animal feeding programs. The Central Florida Zoologi­ cal Park was llrsl established as the Sanford Zixi In 1933 with a collection of donated animals held by the Sanford Fire Department. In 1941. the Sanlord zoo relocated to new facilities In itowulown Sanford, a site presently occupied by City Hall. Today Is ■■■ RUSS yp| ‘ WHITE For more Information on Red. While A Zoo. rail 3234450. extension 149. Concerned citizens serureil grains anil raised funds to build a new zoo and on July 4. 1975. (be Central Florida Z o o ­ logical Park opened at Its pre­ sent lorn! Ion. It was believed that Sirius, the Dog Star, rose Jusl before or at about the same time as sunrise. Ancients sacrificed a brown dog at the beginning of Dog Days to appease the rage of Sirius, believing that star w as the cause of the hot. sultry weather. All Ibis really means Is that It s hoi and gelling hotter, and we ought to appreciate our air condi­ tioning units. We're definitely spoiled - especially those who were born well after air conditioners were In use. s Don't tell Coppertone Today Is the one llial the big suntan lotion boss­ es Irar-Nntlonnl Slay Out of the Sun Day Tom and Ruth Roy thought this one up. They want everyone to give their skin a break. The Roys live In Ml. Greta. Pa., where there Isn't all that much suit or fun. Their Slay Oul of Ihc Sim Day seems a bit shady to us. but good luck anyway. The coldest place In America - according lo experts - Is the Inside of the Ed Sullivan Theater In New York when David Lctterm an Is doing Ills CHS show. No Dog Days for Dave. Idaho makes it On July 3. 1890. Idaho became the 43rd state. Anyone who can name more than five cities In Idaho qualities for an appearance on Jeopardy. Idaho Is probably a coined name with an Invented Indian meaning: "Gent of the Mountains." There's an old song called "The Purple Hills of Idaho." The state song Is "Here We Have Idaho." Hells Canyon Is the deepest gorge In North America. Great place this Idaho. HARDW ARE a ll I Happy birthday, Pets Fountain Q Call us with your news tips and event information for Longwood, Winter Springs and Oviedo. The zoo Is located a I 3755 N.W. Highway 17-92. Jusl cast of lnlcrslatr-4 exit 52 In S a n ­ ford. Ml HARDW ARE B U S IN E S S O W N E R S I We will reduce your bills, judgments, and Hem Irom 40% lo 10% no Our good buddy. Tom Cnilse. Is 36 today. He's from Syracuse, which Is one of the reasons he went to Hollywood. Singer Taylor Dayne Is 35 today. She's going lo sing, "Love Will Send You Hark" lo herself In lieu of (lowers. Jazz musician Pot* Fountain Is 68 today. Naturally, he was bom In New Orleans. Singer Laura Branigan Is 41 and actress Batty Buckley Is 51. n is u n s HARDW ARE Contains 2 Easy Application Tubes ACE HARDWARE FLEA A TICK CONTROL FOR DOGS By sundown today Ihc lown of Lovtngton. N.M. Is going to be crawling with lizards. You can't get a room. The Inns have been sold out for months. Friday Is the day of the Greatest Lizard Race. Thousands will cheer as lizards and Iguanas race down a 16-foot ramp. Trophies will be awarded to tlie winners. The losers are soup. <77 $ 3 jgaturallGuatfl | >8 fro m P a g * 1 A Today: Partly cloudy. Highs In FRIDAY: the upper-90s. Lows In the mid70s Mtardar: Afternoon thun­ BOLUNAR TABLE: min. 12:30 derstorms. Highs In the upper- a.m.. maj. 6:35 a.m., min. 908. Lows In the mld-yOs. 12:45 p.m.. maj. 6:55 p.m. Sunday: Afternoon thunder­ storms. Highs In the upper-90s. TIDES: Daytona St ack: high: Lows In the mld-70s. Monday: 3:19 a.m.. 4:08 p.m.. low: 9:47 Afternoon thunderstorms. Highs a.m., 10:31 p.m. Now Smyrna In the upper-90s. Lows In the Beach: high: 3:24 a.m.. 4:13 mld-70s. p.m.. low: 9:52 a.m.. 10:36 p.m., Cocoa Beach: high: 3:39 a.m.. 4:28 p.m.. low: 10:07 FRIDAY SATURDAY Ptcldy 96 74 Tstxm s 06 75 a.m., 10:51 p.m. 3 EA. SUNDAY MONDAY Ts trios 97 75 Tstnns 97 74 LOTTERY H e re are the winning num bers s e le c te d on T h u rsd ay In the Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 10-11-13-14-1S Daytona Beach t New Sm yrna Beach: Seas are 24 feet with a light chop. Water tem perature at Daytona Is 83 degrees and at New Symrna, 83 degrees. Winds ure from the north­ west at 10-15 m.p.h. £ STEEL BUCKET Q I r .tronmtnUFr tnanary (FLEAS. ANTS. ETC.) win hor HAHUPUS l o PROPANE TANKS ^ „ FIIIH ErtryDr ^ O E M D R IV E P O F -U P SPR IN K LE D V H W rtJ 135**1197 t A S f l m i. tub mdsdngTn L o t to (J u n e 2 7 ) 7 -1 2 -2 1 -3 8 -4 4 -4 0 Play 4 6-7-W Cash 3 7-6-1 The high temperature In Sanford Thursday was 102 degrees and the overnight low was 70. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m., Friday totaled 0.00 Inch. •Bunrlee................ 8:32 a.m. •Bunaet................. 8:28 p.m. S e m in o le H erald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Friday, July 3.1998 • Vol. 90. No. 224 Published Daily Except Monday, Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Avs., Sen lord, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 LEOALS CIRCULATION ADMMISTRATtON Dave Gacfinu - PubhiTer Odessa Pugh - Business Manager Jennifer Si*ley Meunda Moms Unda Spiegel ADVERTISING Betry Benoad norm Bourne •Manager EDITORIAL Lacy Loar • EdSor Jeff BertmcXe Gena Oukar •Operatione Freda Hekners Cheryl Smith snarl Bred* Done Oetnctl Oevd Franer Jean* Hughes Courtney Laflew Nek Pletlaui Dean Smith Tommy Vmcenl Susan Wanner Russ White LlvemeCo* K e U Werner - Manager Cneryt Stone CLASSIFIED Heavier Dagie Teran Games PenoOcal Postage Pad ai Sanlord. Flood* and addtena! masmg critic** USPS 481280 Postmaster Sand address change* lo The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Boa 1667 Sanlord. F I 32772-1667 Republic Margaret Staley FR000CT10N Frank Moiiokne - Manager PRESS A STRIPPING Robed-Stop'Cowan Mark Savoie Brfl Egan Jack E Ritchie ENrin Tyrre*. Jr. • Head Pressman Subscription Rates (Defy t Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months I Year 119 60 $3900 $7800 $2400 $48 00 $9600 Florida neudema add 7% sales laa to above rates Newipopers, Inc. M l hardware 411 •' GED opportunity I III Door moot toloo NEW SMYRNA BEACH - A 5monlh Joint Investigation by the Volusia County Stale At­ torney's office and Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission (GFC) has r e ­ sulted In Ihc arrests of three New Smyrna Beach men In­ volved In the Illegal com m er­ cialization of wildlife. The three were Identified as Laurence Bonner King, 20. Lawrence Ballou King II. 27. both of 4623 Colony Road, and Timothy Shane Morton. 19, of 167 Slate Road 415. The three have various charges against them Including Illegal taking, possession and selling of veni­ son (deer meat). The two Kings have been booked Into the Volusia County Jail on $3,500 bond and Morton Is on $2,500 bond. The Investigation reportedly began after a citizen reported the suspects were taking o r­ ders for venison, then Illegally killing wild whlletutl deer to sell the meat and fill the o r­ ders. It Is against the law to sell wild deer meal in Florida. Conviction of the crimes could lead to penalties of up lo 5 years In prison and/or lines of up $5,000. 2 lb CASSELBERRY 207 E. 25th St. Winter Park Dr. i l V / C . 321-0885 . 339-7365 HARDWARE h a r d w a r e Ml h ard w a r e Mi ha row . • PEARL H ui lil \ / ,it : •, . / \// f /i/// A ( l i f t s I lH l l l l ( t'llll'l MSCOUiYieor m i &CRAfTSUPPLIES 4th Ot July Celebration Sale! Saturday & Sunday Only Altamonte muting ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Altamonte Springs City Com ­ mission will meet Tuesday. July 7. beginning al 7 p.m. Items on the agenda Include matters pertaining to revisions In the city's occupational li­ censes. non-emergency w ater conservation ordinance which would curtail certain uses of water, granting of a solid waste franchise and decisions pertaining to Prim a Vera Cove and Renaissance Point Phase III. * KILL ALL U CRAWLING 3 PESTS C IT R O N E IL A W A X IN at 322-1474 or any member of Amvets. The event will be held at Amvet Post 17 headquar­ ters. 901 W. Seminole Blvd. In Sanford. SANFORD - The G E D exam i­ nations leading to a State o f Florida high school diplom a are scheduled for July 25 • 28 at Seminole Community Col­ lege. As of the first of this month, the cost for the G E D exam Is now $35. Students must pre-register for the e x­ aminations by appointment. July 1 3 - 16. For additional Information on registration or G E D prep classes, offered free of charge, phone 328-2153. 5 Diolomweous forth 434 A 427 Briefs- ^ FOR D O G S 466060 Watch them lizards c o s ts 38 feat* in flo n tt* la oan) of! pwky Dug* Return with us lo those thrilling days of early television when millions of Americans watched the "Mr. Peepers" show. The late Wally Co* was Robinson J. Peepers, a mild-mannered nerd of a junior high school physics teacher. Tony Randall was one of the regulars on the show. I V Guide once wrote: "Mr. Peepers comes close to being the perfect TV show." no Phono (407) 865 96BH M l HARDW ARE M l Cruisin' lor a bruisin' Jeepers peepers i The Seminole Herald wants to hear from YOU! Regular admission rales (not including the $1 oft on July 4) are $7 for ndulls. $4 for senior citizens, S3 for children 3-12. children under 2 and members of the Zoological Society are admitted free. An announcement In 1971 that (lie city could no longer nfTord (he animal collection brought abtml the formation of a supixiri group which becam e (he Central Florida Zoological Society. Inc. Tin* period from July 3 to Aug. 15 Is known as tile Dog Days, supposedly from an ti ll time when the sea boiled, wine turned sour, dogs grew mad and all creatures became languid. Do you know what’s going on in your community? Everything Is On Sale 20 to50° Off Vi PEARL’S V r/V EVERYDAY ' DISCOUNTED PRICES! Siituidiiys huliil.iftm m s , i m : l J . i m l o 4 | )in f i n d S u n d a y 11 a m t; is z y ti lo bpiii M l *4aa$NOTIada4sglm, art, iwwtt, fllkti, tyacwiorfithtt 1220 E. Altamonte Or. Altamonte Springe Sale It July 4th 4 5th Only | e*M 4am* (Mr mtm MVy lam No nm owe** W» »H A| ra ngf* to am Q .in m i A Matm * may no) Da H U M al u lo c u o n •N not >M pan*M Iw pnnang onox AAm im m «*xi* not a«aanougn maa o n * CaOUOng K M fU M u a Kama *no hnai (407) 831-3000 1 �Sominole Herald, San lord. Florida • Friday, July 3, 1998 • 3A Fires Continued from Page 1A PoBSBBBlon Jody Kt-rnc. 27. of 113 Eldrrwood St.. Winter S p rin g s wns arrested Wednesday. June 24. by Winter Springs police. Keene was charged with p o s­ session of cannabis under 20 grams nnd jxrssesslon of drug pam plirruallu. Keene was a r ­ rested at the above address. Olfleers round Items upon a patduwn and search of defen­ dant and his belongings. Rynn l*ease. It), of 310 Vista Oak Dr., Longwood, was urrested Tluirsdny. June IH. by Lake Mary police. Pease was charged with possession of drug pam phcm alln nnd p o s­ session of cannabis under 20 grams. Prase was arrested In the 100 block of Middle Strert. Bank C s a llflM d from P i | i IA said Cash. Cash said the mules are prone to violence. He said that they shot at a man believing him to be u cop. They are suld to be armed with sem i­ automatic handguns. Cnsh said that thry only know utxnit the robbrrtes in Seminole and Orange. He said that there could be more outside of these two counties. A vague description of the two suspects Is (hut (hey are of slender build and average height. No more physical in­ formation Is available on the two. Cash said that the duo's modus opcrandl is common among thieves: they steal n car first, rob a bank, und (hen dump the vehicle. approved almost $59 million In direct assistance, Including money to pay for 380 bulldoz­ ers. 35 helicopters. 47 fixedwing aircraft and 15-1 lire en­ gines. Florida National Guard commanders have sent four 20mnn llreflghllng teams to help mop up (Ires already contained by urban firefighting depart­ ments. The guard Is also ordering additional firefighting teams Into 24-hour training pro­ grams. To date, the guard has put over 600 (m ops and 10 air­ craft Into firefighting support roles. W ild la n d g e a r TALLAHASSEE - With new wildfires Haring up around the state each day and emergency workers facing Increasingly hot nnd hostile conditions, Sitalc Fire Marshal lllll Nelson tins announced the stale will pro­ vide special gear and equip­ ment. He explained Hint many of the firefighting personnel are coming from city departments and have only basic 'bunker* gear. Nelson said such equip­ ment Is heavier and hotter than outfits specifically de­ signed for fighting forrst fires, witlch results In some person­ nel bring overcome by heat and high Irmperatures. Nelson said the state will tnkr $265,686 from an Insur­ ance trust fund to Immediately purchase and distribute 1.800 sets of wildland gear, with the majority reportedly to go to personnel lighting fires tn Volusia und Flagler counties. S e m in o le s m o k e SEMINOLE COUNTY - The Seminole County Public Safety OBITUARIES GRACE M. JOHNSTON Grace M. Johnston. 86. S. Mellonvllle Avenue. Sunford. died Thursday, July 2. 1998 at Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center of Sanford. Horn May 28, 1912 tn Ontario. Canada, she moved to Central Florida In 1959. Miss Johnston was a secretary In the Daytona Beach School System. Survivors Include Norman, Burlington. Canada. nephew. Ontario, Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford In charge of arrange­ ments. TULIO SANTANA Ttillo Santana. 93. Rlunlte Circle. Winter Springs, died Thursday, July 2. 1998 at his residence. Mr. Santana was bom Dec. 28. 1904 In the Do­ minican Republic. Mr. Santana was n retired construction worker. He was a Catholic. Survivors Include wife. Orislella Calrnno; son. Servto. Do­ minican Republic; daughters, Ana, New York. Lourdes? Nrrrydu. Zalda. all of Domini­ can Republic, kHan field Funeral Home. W in­ ter Springs, is in charge of a r­ rangements. Whci'T brings you here? lavar-OyieTS.P.' MariiUland Department (EMS/FIrc/Resruc Division) has Issued a state­ ment regarding heavy smoke which has been moving Into Seminole County from fires In Volusia nnd Brevard. As of midnight Thursday, there were no known fires In Seminole County nnd rlllzrn s are asked not to be concerned. However, the department says If people actually see flames, 9-1-1 should be called Immediately. For additional Information phone 322-4795. Marmeland of Florida Washington Oaks Stats Gardens lmCoast Painters Hill *gj(j,w Beverly Beach 1 T E M la f lle f B e a c h - . . . ______________ rtble Bogart Mam. S B A et Flagler Be Buhw Plantation Ruins Si Hot Site BukrwCr. S.P. Blockhouse Si Hist. Site Ormond By The Sea Jotnoka S.P. D o n a tio n s NationsBank has announced It Is making a $50,000 dona­ tion to the firefighting etforls, matching United W ay of Volusin/Flagler counties’ $50,000 fire relief fund announced Thursday. Eckerd Corporation In Clenrwuter has teamed with Zrpliyrhllls Water to donate over 1.400 gallons of bottled drinking water. Eckerd Is also Joining with First Union Hanks to donate Eckerd Brand p ro d ­ ucts Including 200 bottles or eye drops. 200 boxes of throat lozenges and 200 bottles or SPF-30 sunblock. rmond Beach [oily Hill aytona B e ac laytona Beech Shore jouth Daytona pit Orange W ilbuf-By-The-St ■(Sm MouM SI Ponce Inlet NSpcwfMf all Rasltfants of Flaglar County, north of Volusia County, art to evacuate their homea. Coppertone has donnled 400 bottles of sunscreen nnd Ba- nano Boat hns donated 600 bottles of sweatproof sun- screen to Ore fighting personnet. Marty's. M any (Christina Vtnrent) does nn excellent rendi­ tion of Freddy. My hone before Sandy sings one of Ihe most widely known lamcnls of the production, /fo/refe.ssfy Denoted to >*ou. The audience's favorite fol­ lows when Rizzo (Julie Rulh) dllchcs Marly's slumber party to meet the T-Hlrds on the street corner. Before site a r ­ rives. Ihe whole gang Including Danny. Sonny (Steven Hugh). Roger (Hen Mayer) and of course Krnlrke (Michael Utltg) perform a fabulous rendition or Grtosed high tnloq. Unfortu­ nately. Danny Is slightly drowned oul by (be music for most of the number, but the fun that the players are having on the stage Is felt by every­ one. The final scene of the first act takes place at the park, where the teen-agers are laughing It up at the park. A f­ ter a cute song called Mooning, performed by Roger nnd Jan (played very well by Cymbre Walk). Rizzo steals the show with her version of hook at Me. I'm Sandra Pee. As the teens make their arrangements for the dunce, which don't Include Sandy who left after a cat fight with Rizzo, ihe gang hits HV Co Together perfectly. After Intermission. It's time for the dance. Cha-Cha, per­ formed by Jenny Davis, makes an appearance, as the com ­ pany sings Shaktn at the High School Hop and Sandy and Frenchy, otherwise known us Catherine Ernst, split the du ­ ties on It’s Raining on Prom Night. Then It's time to hand Jive, which gives Eugene, played by Elliot Jem lgan, a chance to strut his nerdy stufT. Frenchy. accompanied by none other than the director of the Players of the Arts, BUI Eissele. thrill the audience with Beauty School Dropout. W ho knew the slate champion girls' soccer coach could do such u great Frankie Avalon? Sandy and Danny come to a brief understanding and go to the drtve-ln movie, where, after a fight. Sandy leaves and Danny breaks Into Alone at the Grease PltSM a n OrtSM, Fog* 3A main players perform Summer Nights complete with Ihe dance steps and attitude. Danny Zuko, performed by Adam Williams, had every one of John Travolta-style moves down pal while Sandy D im * hrowskl, otherwise known as Melissa Ortiz, was very c o n ­ vincing as the sweet. Innocent and confused young girl In love. The two meel for the first time after a wonderful summer together and the scene Is set fur Ihe pitfalls that are lo keep these lovers apart until Ihe end of Ihe show. Doody. a character who a p ­ peared to be absent from the film version, gets so raz/rd up by the Summer Nights produc­ tion that be dreams be Is a rock star with hundreds (OK. dozens) of bobby-soxers screaming to his performance. Il was pretty cute and the audience really responded. Next up Is the sleepover at H H Itim iH H H H H H H IlH IllU H U I t f rr m t C , H in d tM i mm Perhaps the best scene In the play lakes place at Jan's basement party. After the group finds out that Rizzo might be pregnant, the actress belts out There Are Worse Things I Could Do, before she and Sandy make amends to the reprise of Look at Me, I'm, Sandra Dee. I won't divulge the ending, but the performance of You’re The One That I Wan! is dead on. In all. the production ts quite a success, from the actors, to the costumes, to the use of the stage props. It Is definitely worth the small $5 admission to catch the best bobby soxers In the county. IllltiU i i n i m i n n m n i i n u i u n i m m n i i i m i i m n n i W e miss you. 1,1 Mem ory of rm I n JX H ’ilit f M r n m t y rtf Mmk£4, Drive In Movie. * • juir z, ti t bwn a year time >t<u j»a>, hut tu ma in Ilka >T»lrrdjy * r util aluayi k n f ymj ViHtr Mmher, Dnltv Cash i a a a a a a a a a . a a . a a a a . . . . . . . . . , , . , , t < a i» » « » » « ■ ■ » » ! w e love you Daddy. Love, Tyler, Jhakn, Bryce i i m t i i t i n i n i f A year today. 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Sanford, Florida - Friday, July 3,1908 - M T — -■ ■■ . - ■- - ■ ■■■ - . ■■■ ------------------------------------------------------------ --- -------------- ---- - - -. -- Religion RELIGION BRIEFS 1 Presbyterian minister named Stetson chaplain OHM piano arttat In eaneart LAKE MARY • Mark Looney, piano concert artist from Co­ lumbus, Ohio, will be In con­ cert 7 p.m., Sunday, July 5, Looney is an accomplished pianist. He has ihe ability to engage and keep the listener's attention by his musical artIsuy. Looney has CDs, cassettes, and piano books published na­ tionally that can be found In your local Christian book­ stores. His recordings Include well-laved songs ana hymns as well as arrangements of old fa­ vorites with a more contempo­ rary setting. The concert will be at First Baptist Church Markham Woods, 5400 Mark­ ham Woods Road. Lake Mary. There will be no charge for Ihe concert. For more details, Vpu maycall call407-333-2005. 407-3! ---------riEwlWwl HlwV SANFORD - There will be an "It's In The Air" revival held at Church of God by Faith. 1310 W. 13th Street, Sanford July 6-10. 1098 at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Evangelist Bessie L Cressett of Cocoa will be the revtvallst. The revival will close on Sunday. July 12 at the noon service. Come and Join usl Vacation litis School SANFORD • Christ United Methodist Church. 400 Tucker Drive and the comer of County Road 427. wlH hold Vacation Bible School for children ages 3-14 years, beginning Monday. July 0 through Friday. July 10. The theme la "Hooked on Je­ sus." Registration will be at the Church on Monday, July Oth at 0:30 a.m. For further Information please caU 330-1307 or 3220073. See you there, i i i ) M u n i r ren al CASSELBERRY - Members of Pray Central Florida will meet on Tuesday. Ju{y 7 at 11:30 a.m. at Northland Community Church. 530 Dog Track Rd. In room 205. For mole Information call George Kern at, 942-0065. DELAND • Laura Walters Raskett. a Presbyterian minister and associate chaplain at the University oF Tulsa, Okla.. has been named Stetson University chap­ lain. "We are happy to welcome someone of the Rev. Baskett s expertise and philoso­ phy to our Interfaith campus * said Presi­ dent Doug Lee. "She will be a valuable leader In developing a comprehensive campus ministry program." Baakett has been associate university chaplain for six years at the University of Italia; In 1907 she also was named the university's director of church relations. Other ixiallions held Include sUfT chaplain at SL Vincent's Infirmary Medical Center. Little Rock. Ark., and Interim pastor and associate pastor at Uttle Rock and North little Hock churches. Basket! spent a year in China as fotgkah language expert at the Shanghai Institute o f Mechanical Engi­ neering. and has taught In the Intensive English Language Program at the Unlvcrtrance fee. The event will be hdd from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and wdl be separated Into 30 minute segments. Each segment will begin with 15 minutes of praise and worahfp/dance presentations from various groups, ending with a 15mlnute message of salvation/ reconciliation from pastorm/speakers. Counselor* will be on standby during ihe entire pro­ gram fee ministry, and wit­ nessing will continue through­ out the park. There wtU be a promotional table set up with Bibles, tracks and other litera­ ture and la available for Infor­ mation from local churches and Christian organisations. For more information call 294-1110. JattttMTnNl SANFORD - Just the Truth meets every Friday night at 7:30 p.m. In the coffee shop next to Family Worship Cen­ ter’s sanctuary. If you are a teenager or young adult you are Invited to share tn the live Contemporary Christian mu­ sic. drama, skits, videos, fun. food And fellowship. ■■ - ally of Arkansas. Little Rock. A graduate of the Untventty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a bachelor's degree In East Aslan history, Basket! also holds a doctor of ministry degree from Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, Va. "Laura Walters Basket! brings to Stetson outstanding credentials and experience, in both university and church settings." said Jim Beasley, vice president for cam­ pus life and enrollment management, who chaired the committee that conducted a national search for candidates. The title of university chaplain la new. but the poet Incorporates many duties held by now-retired Vice President for Church Relations John Pelham. Beasley said. Among Baskett's chief responsibilities will be coordinating student rekgtous or­ ganisations an campus; organising pcrl- Florida's faith groups. In leading the development of a com­ prehensive program of campus ministry, the university chaplain win work closely with the Student Religious Life Council and Trustee Religious Life Council. The 42-member trustee council Includes rep­ resentatives from most of the mgjor faith groups m Florida and welcomes represen­ tation from an religious groups committed to diversity and Inclusion. The ntlnota native wlH begin work at Stetson July 20. “I have always heard wondcrftil things about Stetson and found them U> be very true during my recent Wait,* Baakett said from her Sharp Chapel oflka at the Uni­ versity of Tulsa. "Serving as university chaplain la a welcome opportunity for me to offer my support for the existing relig- Celebrating the 222nd birthday of America "Horn hat g happened. Sir. (hat we hour not hOherto one* America has the greatest "freedom" In an the world. It all began when the Pilgrims of Early America In 1020 came to a new land seeking freedom and hope. Over a hundred and flfty yean later, this hone con­ tinued to materialise when the delegates from Virginia rebnutted a proposal to the con­ tinental Congress to "declare thought q f humbly applying to the Father q f Ughta to illum i­ nate our understandings? We have been assured. Sir. *1 the sacred writing that 'except the Land butkt the house, they la ­ bor fei tain that buid ft.' /firmly a 0->ai*i believe thte. f inrn^orv asp lal henceforth “*fy countryt U s qfthee. S u re kmdQfWmtu. O f th tf f slop, Land where my father* died! Land q f the Pgprtns' prtdet From evYy mountain aide. loner qf heaven and ts the Colonte* fle e and Inde­ pendent States. absofeed flam allegiance to or dependence upon the Crown.’ From this, five men wrote a historic document which waa com­ pleted and accepted on July 2, 1770. After two days (July 4th). the Declaration of Inde­ pendence was formally adopted by the Continental Congress. This was the begin- FUty-sU American leaden made this history nnaalNr by pledging their lives, fortunes, and their sacred honor." This was no easy pledge as nine of the Signers died et wounds of The citywide prayer focuaea on the area churches, area restore and the souls of Bancard. Church that have par­ ticipated in Ihe past tw it id* Celebration Church, Family Warship Center. First Baptist Church of Lake Monroe. First Baptist Church o f Sanford, Freewill Holiness. Sanford Church of Ood, Sanford I I Bethel and Upaala Commu­ nity. Ckrjt Cires «f lifeJem MkbMti bekr R fce h a d P n f. l-M fcSff-t dtmimlc Herald �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Ronda - Fridav. July 3 , I * ;:. 4 $ _ M \ _ 1098 _ _ _ It’s Rotary International installation time. Photo at left, Rotary Club of Sanford outgoing President Brian Baumgardner, right, welcomes* the new President Jim Shupe. In photo at right, Rotary Club of Lake Mary outgoing President Brian business leaders in communities all over the world. Overby turn* the gavel over to new President Mike McLean. Rotary Club promotes civic responsibility among Pay attention to what raises your dander B lo o d B a n k H is to r ic a l C o m m is s io n Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types of blood - especially O-type do­ nors • to donate at Ita Sanford branch. 1303 £. Second St. For lnformaUon. call 322-0823. The Lake Mai)' Hlstorlral ConrnilSHlnn mrrht tit 7 p.m.. the (list Monday of the month, at the Frank Evans Center. 166 N. Country Club Road. Contact James Thompson at 322-9432 for more Information. S a n fo r d R o t a r y Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel, P r a c t ic a l N u rse s S e nio r activate* Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years of older to join them In two weekly . activities on Monday: Woodcarvers. from 9-JO t o 'l 1:30 a.m. Game* from l to 3 d a l ,, at the F m k fcvans CenteY/^Bfi’ ’N r CdUrity Club Road.' , - , t m jt !*»*< *♦ •*» * The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Inc., meets the second Monday of the month nl 8:309 p.m. nt Kllomey Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Avc... C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings arc open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. call 299-4321. ■r For,information , S e nio r em ploym ent An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program Is held at the Sanford National Guard A r­ mory. 015 E. First St,. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 am . to 1 p m Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists seniors, 59 and over, to return to the work place. M o d e le r s C lu b The Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets every third Monday of the month starling at 7 p.m.. with the ‘ Model of Uie Month* competition at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, 400 K, First St. All phases o f tyC model aircraft are presented. The club's flying field Is located in Sanford. For more Informa­ tion. contact Lee Donnie at 574-4732. Dear Readers. I ivccivcd an angry letter from a render In response to Uie June 19 column from a young limit who think* his mom Is un alcoholic. The letter from the angry reader has something to teach all of us. I will share parts of what she said with you. changing only whut In necessary (o protect her identity. f rend your article Si the June 19 edition o f (fur Seminole Her­ ald. ft Instantly ‘raised my dun der*. Hour dare you print such trash without knowing all the facts, without Itiling fo that household. My ex-husband had my chtladdict and an alcoholic, flow *I had the time to do this was one question, the other u«as where : ILmmut ar MARY BALK did I get the money. I am rais­ ing three children by myse\f without financial help from my ex. The ex-husband was the one sitting Si a bar ad nfght and missing work due to hangovers! On the other hand, i was the one working Si excess qf 40 hours per iwefc, pay* i i H k fia a iKM JflM » mod vn t •Mr- tng eon qfmyhouse, arid try­ ing to help my dUkfren through what was hapjflenmg!... •I ■ »>" “AFFORDABLE about vistting nursing to the point of writing this tetter. The witter states that she heard the I msmhersby I hem be >In the for mare. Flor six i ABIGAIL wonted for lowa’e largest VANBU REN home chain. I ham visited 4 • 1 ___________ i Then he died. Mom used to joke that It wee dangerous to date ker beesuss she outlived all the mm she had fooe with. Shortly before her death ot 79, she bed begin er men from the i Abby.thei Uy wee not her looks. It warm and caring pireraal always made evwyona foal i glsd ta see them. Thai was bar "secret." All her | had 11) efir ** tel 70s. Like all the t i experienced what this lady is talking shout Most nursing t e L ‘Kero m suite with hearts bigT Z ..j Texas. t. „- T _____ They, in a eense, E . family to the residents UL —T Ti iiv She and the residents' families. The i k f o care so much that Uwy are usually with the residents at the ! if no family is availBsttam Une is that I'm tired of T V w i hearing esmrihlag negstim We care. We n a ly da. Ohm us a break. Vymfto looking for a good etere. seme to my nursing horns. I will •how you n dedicated staff and a M nhig heme felt ef satisfied reel* doats. I knew there are tote of like it. PALMER, R R , iTOR, LENOX CAKE on making other people comfort­ CENTER, LENOX, IOWA able. She should bo glad to ooo rhffw, alter them a ride, join a dub, HOM E OWNERSHIP ' U. t ', >\f■1 l /«K i IN ( INRfiTilA (M-1l)M0fc10 MCM01F.10 (96-13)1:40130 CMnMMUWMf 4401020 7:15*40 her. She should get out end . Ilfs. She may be surprised at changes that will occur whan changes her point of view. STILL MISSINQ MOM Tell us your story e e s £ " B r e ip id d ^ M ^ T t e Rsmtoote » UO, « . M N F M M M R |0 I ' m e alw i I m ay ms k a l f a ved a i th tk a I'v b eliev a tt ere aro two Muds o f people la g^ ^ n ee^ pewa abc , your for photo coverage should be nude at * our office. Your for photo cow the aWN* no later than three days the w orldt thoeo w h o M g * say, "B ora I amTT< ••• DEAR ABBY: I hava read, viewed and heard all that I can Your recent article, ia which "Grieving in Orange, Texas* 43 ) but / am by no means an akohotic. If you want to dispense adokm. try having the entire pic­ ture before you put ygyc spin fenSiprtntr Our lesson comes from the R ad a's last paragraph. The lady has dearly done a lot of ~ fc and has a lot to be things right pmud r n w of. w. W Why. m the s g ld Is rite ao defensive about pro­ tecting herself from what she as an ‘ accusation*? She acknowledges tliat she may get ‘ plowed*, but la highly offended that anyone it associate that bcliavtor with alcoholism. If she Is so confident that she does not have the problem, why does she protest so much7 The moral of the story, folks: Pay attention to what 'rings your chimes* or ‘ raises your dander*. Your voice of Inner knowing may be trying to tell you something. When you find yourself reacting strongly to something another person says, oak yourself why that statement Is ao important to you and wtiat you might be afraid of or not willing to hear. When we can get past our own rationalisations and other de­ fenses, we can team Important things about ourselves fay sim­ ply paying attention to wtiat we react strongly to. Moman’s head and heart battle over wonderful man DEAR ABBY: I have been engaged to a wonderful man for more than two years, and cannot V F W . A u x ilia r y . . - Veterans o f Foreign Wars and seem to set a wedding date. He my 9-year-old daugh­ i tha Lsdtea Auxiliary of Sanford q u a ra Ini-artmar 9i §1sflkat • wCvW C^WTjr I MOllOfljr Post 10108 meet the thud ter. He doee all of the laundry, the afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the diebes and the cleaning, and he Florida Regional Hospital In post home. 2844 S. Sanford accepts my daughter as his own. He works two jobs ao we don't go with­ the far corner of the dining Ave. out anything. room. This la a self help sup­ Sounds perfect, right? port group for all cancer survi­ The problem is, I don't think I vors. whether In treatment now Pigeon Fanciers The Central Florida Pigeon - love him. 1 ssy that I do, but I don't or finished with It. Call 324. Fanciers Association meets the feel it In my heart. He is all a 8787 or 322-7785 for more In­ third Monday or each month at woman could ask fer In a husband, formationthe Seminole County Agricul­ but la that enough to replace love? V. , L 0 0 ’* tural Center. 4300 Orlando Or have I read too many romance Drive. Sanford. For Informa­ novel*? C o n tra c t B rid g e Ha wants to pri married as aeon tion, call Art or Jean Anderson Bridge players are Invited to Ot83I*B03.T. as possible. I am 29, have never i Ig h been married, and I feel my daiuhplay contract bridge every * r, l J 1 s., rev'* ilu . tar neede a tether. I am also afraid I Monday, at 10:30 aJm.. at the S h n ffle b o n rd won’t And a man who will ever lave Sanford Senior Center. Far In­ The Sanford Tourist and me as much as he doee. formation. call 322-0328. Shufllcboard Club practices Can 1 And a man whom I lava,' every Tuesday and Friday who accepts my daughter aa his starting1 at far AARP 1:30 p.m. “The own — or should I marry a msa I The Winter Springs .Chapter courts are. loaded behind the don’t love, liul who would be a weftof AARP meets the third MonSanford Senior Center. Those derful husband and Cither? day of the month, at 1:30 p.m,. Interested in playing, learning FOR BETTER OR WORK to play or joining the club may si the Winter Springs Senior call Russ Kllner, president. OKAS FOR BETTER) I f yam fffntyr rjr Edgcnton Avenue. m arry this man, knowing la 322-7751. for information. Senior citizens. 50 and over, yoor heart that you do not km* are invited to attend. him, you will be doing yourself Sew ing C lu b For Information, call 695* Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. and him a grant dleeemce. Mar0286. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing Haws la supposed to last forev­ er. And forever la a long Ume la Club gathers at the Lake Mary , live with yourself, feeling families Senior Center, 280 N. Country you eold out because you Club Road, to moke baby afraid you wouldn't find a Gamblers Anonymous and clothes, and Items for nursing you can love. Let Mm go. Gam-Anon for family friends, meet separately Mon­ homes as wfaU as items for the Christmas store. Ihe Items day and Friday (non-smokers) made by the dub are donated at 7:30 pm., Church of the DEAR ABBY: Whdn 1 read the to precmle babies, nursing letter from ‘ Hurting in WhitUer," I Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Informa­ home residents and gifts for had to write. Your response was excellent, but I would like to tell the annual Christmas store. tion. call 236-9206, "Hurting* about ray mother.' * Mother became a widow at 63.. S e nio r activities N arcotics A u M y a w i u - Lake Mary Seniors Invite She, too, had deep wrinkles on her Narcotics Anonymous meets face, but no one noticed because she Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ anyone 55 years or older to always had a smile and was inter­ loin them In activities every ested in other people. byterian liouae of Goodwill. Monday through Friday, from 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Mother’s Ilfs was not without 0:30 a.m! to 3.-00 p.m., at Ihe men. After Dad died, she joined a Lake Mary Community Center, singles group for older people. L a k e s id e L io n s 260 N. Country Club Road. There, at age 68, alu> met a wonder­ The Sanford Lakeside Lions ful man. He became my stepfather. Club meets the first and third W eekly Lions C lu b When lie pusaed away some years Monday of the month, at 7:00 The Sanford Lions Club tater, she grieved for him for a p.m.. at the Marina Hotel, meets every Tuesday at noon at While, but then decided she wasn't Visitors and new members arc the Colonial Room In down- 1 going to stay at home and mope, ao welcome. For Information, ***n town Sanford near the clock. •he rejoined the singles group end Matt Altcmosc. 322-8545. or Visitors and prospective met another nice men with whom David Hall. 330-5238. ■he kopt company for many years. members are welcome. J, To moo* Silo the future, my children now know that they had been brainwashed and their eyes are finally open. I have the dtoorve I so draperalety needed falthough f paid Jbr If and tl took over u year to be granted]!... My point to ad q f this, some­ times I do eome home qfter work and hour a drink or two. Sometimes I may get "plowed*. I - ■ re # “ �Regulators best Beer :30, force three-team playoff It has been quite a year for Seminole SANFORD _ Nine regular season gomes were not enough Tor Blake's Boyz, Beer ;30 and the Regulators In the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Men's Spring Thursday Night Chase Park Slow Pitch Softball League. Blake's Boyi had missed a chance to win the championship outright last week when It got blllxrd by Beer :30, lft-7. The Regulators, who appeared out of the race two weeks ago when they lost to Blake's Bays, did the denying this week, keeping Beer :30 from winning the title with a 16-11 victory In a make up for a game that had been rained out an June II. With Thursday's result, the Anal regularseason standings are; Stake's Soys. Beer :30 and the Regulators are all 0-3 and Burmiland Corporation Is 0-0. Because of the Regulstora' mild upset, the scheduled tournament will be scrapped, thereby eliminating Sunnlland Corporation. In favor of Top seed upset in Finehurst tourney Seminole County Is one o f the strongest counties In Florida for high school sports and I have been lucky to have witnessed all o f the great things this community has done. I nave seen three state cham pions this year. Actually, since January. A ll three were In girls' sports. All three were at la k e Mary High School. Not)ting can compare to being at Ute Lakeland Center and watching the Lake Mary haakrthall team bring home the first girl's title In the history o f the county. Then there was the soccer team. Everyone knew thoae girts had talent and they proved It by bringing home the moat coveted honor In girl's soccer...the state championship. And the girl's softball team at the school erased the bitter memories o f a shorter than expected season last year to play their hearts out and give Lake Mary an unprecedented third state title. Mix In the Cinderella season o f the baseball team and the boys' soccer team 's run at the Mate finals and it's no wonder that the school was awarded the All Athletic sports ■ sward (or the state o f Florida. Lacrosse is em erging to be one o f the hot* test sports In the county and Oviedo proved why this year. The g u ts team advanced to the state finals and finished second In on ly Its second official year o f existence. Not to be outdone. Brantley's boys team w ent a l the way to ths Final Four and had an Im prf—t— showing, also finishing aec- Lyman cam e back to the baseball o f years peat when a very strong team reminded many o f their cham pionship run in 1006. Also a t Lyman, the m a tftn g team had a p e a t year and the g liia haakrthall team served up many upsets on it's way to the dla* M et cham pionship gam e fa r the second year In a row. Speaking o f haakrthall. Lake Howed's boys team won their first ever district cham pion­ ship this year, much to the delight o f fans throughout the county. Big things were going on at Sem inole as Jim W orthington brought the Sem inole iM thaii back into state prominence In hla first year a t the school an d look s to have the program ready to take a shot at a state title In the near future. The track team s won district titles yet again. In feet the lfith straight fbr ths boys, and Tam ara CUlchrlst was the sole Sem inole County student to win a state title In that rmnurai nw i nurioiy mjm Spring Poet-eaaeon Tournament The other, winner Inthe Uni round weeCactus Bolfe, whioh edged the Knights of Columbus 12-11 In tight- f! f* I"! fit M S 5? Data M ax claims Industrial crown SANFORD _ Data Max used three lour-run tnnlngi to double the score on Invacare and then padded its chsanlonshlp winning record by netting a forfeit win from Safety Ween as the first Sanford Recreation De­ partment Spring Men's Industrial Blow Pitch Softball League at nrtehurst Park last Friday night. invacare tried to its hope*, alive on June 10. using an eight-run third Inning to humble Safety M eat 96-8. ^But Data Max ended all doubts by besting Invacare Last week ended up bring s no-game night as Safety Meen decided to not abow up. therefore handing Date M ix and Invacare 7*0 wins. The final standings were Date Max (10-3), Invacare (6-4) and Safety Kken I0-I2). Powering Data Mas past Invacare were Chip Smith (three doobies. two sfrig es, three rune scored, two RBQ. pee Richards lone triple, three singles, four rum scored. two RBQ and Chris Bryson lone home run, two doubles, two runs scored, four RBI). �M •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Rodda * Friday. July 3.1996 Chaseales, one run scored, one RBI), Brian Curtis and But the Regulators pulled away wtth another Inning on a single by Chris Nlckle, Bobby Keefer (two singles and two runs scored Keefer and four runs to the sixth Inning.. Cary Krefcrand Beer :30 got two runs back In Ihc top of the each). W.L. Oracey (one double, one run scored, II singles by Chad third inning on a single by Mark llauman and a Simmons singled ahead of RBI one RBQ, Chad Lee (one single, one run scored, home run by Jerry Oovemale, but the Regula­ Lee and Nlckle. an RBI ground out by Oracey one RBI) and Jerry Brussel (one single, one run tors pushed the lead to 8-4 In the bottom of the and an RBI stogie by Hlngle. scored). third Inning on a double by W.L. Grncey. an RBI Beer ;30 scored the Anal two runs of the game Doing the damage for Brer :30 were Jerry single by Larry Hlngle, a single by Bobby Kee­ to the top of the seventh toning as Oovcmale Govemale (one home run. one double, two ato- ' fer. an RBI double by Blnghnm and an RBI sin­ doubled and Eric Bullock reached on an error ilea, two tuns scored, three RBI). Mike McLo­ and both runners scored on a stogie by C latter gle by Goldstlck. hon (three singles, two runs scored), Steve Cook buck. Beer :30 lied the game at 8-8 with a four-run (one home run. one stogie, one run scored, one Powering Ihc Regulators were BUI Bingham fourth inning. Cook hit a one out home run be­ RBQ, Mark Hauman (two singles, one run (3*for-3 with two home runs and a double, three fore Benny Crutcher walked, McLohon singled ■cored, two RBQ and Kenny Perkins (two sin­ and Rich Jablonskl reached on an error lo load runs scored, seven RBQ, Larry Hlngle (3-for-4, gles, one run scored, one RBI). the bases. Hauman drove in a pair of runs with one run scored, three RBQ, Chris Nlckle (3-for* Also, were Mark. Clatterbuck (one tingle, one . a single and Oovcmale singled In a run. 4, one run scored, two RBQ, David Ooldstick run scored, two RBI), Frank ScUneca (one tin­ (one triple, one stogie, one run scored, one RBI) The Regulators look the lead for good In the gle), Rich Jablonskl (one run scored, one RBQ and Eric Simmons (one double, one single, two bottom of the fifth Inning, scoring four runs. and Eric Bullock and Benny Crutcher (one run Jerry Brussel singled, advanced lo second on a .runs scored). •cored each). Also contributing were Cary Keefer (two stofly and scored on a single by Hlngle. Brian Cur­ tis then singled and Bingham blMtcd his sec­ ■A*. ■ £&.' (tk V& iS i. ; ’ ond three-run home run of the night. Beer :30 got a mn back In the top of the sixth Inning on singles by Perkins and McLohon and a walk to Crutcher and a sacrifice fly by Jablonskl. Tim Raines is a Sanford native and Seminole Inter-league play for 1998. High School graduate now playing for the New Ines and the Yankees will be on the tube York Yankees. His stats for the 1996 season Is twice against the Baltimore Orioles this to the first column, personal-best season weekend starting today (Friday) at 7:30 p.m. on three RBI). Richard Quinn (one Providing the offense for totals In the second column and career totals ESPN and Saturday at 1 p.m. on WOFL-35. double, two singles, one run Safety Klren were Jim Link Figueroa and Robert (Including 1996 games) to the third column. •cored, one RBI), Keswick (four singles, three runs Redding (one single and one Raines went O-fcr-3. but did walk twice, as Lashley (two doubles, two runs ■cored). Nelson Merced (one ran scored each). the Yankees outacored the Philadelphia ■cored). Tom Gilson (one dou­ triple, one stogie, one run Phillies. 9 6 In 11 Innings Thursday to end Data* the hitting for Invacare ble, one single, four runs ■cored, two RBI). Randy Manor against Safety Ween were An­ scored, one RBI), Jim Bedow (one triple, one stogie, three 'l l gel Figueroa (one home run, (one single, three runs scored, MM M fM ff two doubles, one single, four one RBQ, Robert Redding (one runs scored), Jay Judy (two 54 160 2,240 singles, one RBQ. Alvin GlUes tuna scored, three RBQ, Juslo At-bata. single, two runs scored, one 173 682 6.410 Delgado (one home run. two Runs..... RBQ and Bob Hall (one stogie, (two singles, one RBQ and Karl 1.506 91 199 Brown (one run scored). singles, three runs scored, one run scored, one RBQ. Hits..... SO 2.489 194 26 71 936 5 38 409 19 112 1 The JCCa 15th Annual 8K Road Race will 5 192 16 be held on Thursday. Jujy 9th at 6:45 p.m. A 800 6 90 Pizza and pool party win follow for all rrguAverage..................................................... .291 .994 .296 tered runnera and their guests. Entry fee la Tim $14 in advance or 616 the day of the race. S s m fa w ilf f For Information, call the JCC at 645-5933. LAKE MARY .T h e 19th annual SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL offers two weeks of sum­ mer soccer Instruction at Lake Mary High F u ry to hold tryouts Papa John's: three htta _ Vic Javier Camacho (home ran, School. This 9 am. to 4 p.m. day camp will DtBartoio (triple, run. three WINTER SPRINGS _ J t* Winter Springs run, RBI), Layton Welbom, « i « « include Indoor tow er In an air condi­ IBU). Prsnlde Phillips (two Terry Atkinson (one double Fury, a select girts soccer team which cap­ tioned gym. runs. RBQ; two hits w Noy each). John Neubert (run): one tured the Under-12 state championship this The two weeks are July 6-10 and July 19Rivers (double, two ram, RBI). hit Donny Cerce (two runs, past spring. Is looking for new players as It 17. The cost Is 6120 per week or 6829 for Jimmy WOhama (two now, two RBQ. Larry DtUan (run): moves up to the Under-IS level this fall. both weeks. RBQ: one hit _ Dave Rape Coach Rodney Levy, a veteran coach with Training win be provided for boys and (run), B J. Osborne (RBQ, Scott estenatve youth league experience In North 5 1/2-15. Individuals or teams by a Carter. Bonnie McNeil: one Careitna and Artsona ana a current player wtth the Orlando Nlghthawka. is seeking ad­ vanced players under IS to complement last Pago 7A three-team playofT for the championship. Next Thursday at Chase Park, the three tied teams will flip a coin with the two matching teams playing at 7 p.m. and the third team get­ ting a bye. The winner of the 7 p.m. game will take on the bye team for the championship at 8 p.m. Mike McLohon led o(T the game for Beer :30 wtth a single and came around to score the game's first run on a pair of errors. The lead grew to 2-0 in the top oT the second inning as Mark Clatterbuck reached on an er­ ror, moved to second on a one out single by Steve Cook and scored on a single by Kenny Perkins. The Regulators got into the game In the bot­ tom of the second Inning as Brian Curtis and Bobby Keefer led off the inning wtth back-toback singles ahead of a home run by Bill Bing­ ham. who would have a definite Impact on the game offensively all evening. David Colds tick followed with a triple and scored on a sacrifice fly by Cary Keefer and Eric Simmons doubted and scored the fifth run of the RAINES GAUGE Industrial IN B R IE F Pinehurst The e J .O A . would also tike for in nW riii to rtf out and help CAR ACC IDE NT RECt N T L Y 9 gears up summer g - g g (W )W T - M «SBaSfeSS ______ — , S O • 2 ''' ■ iUI*f Alrfceat A4fMt*r«f |m . JOTSPSImAv*., Ovisdo, Florida ) B B f �H bbbsbw ^ S S«rtnoKH>rt<1.8rtwd.nodda-Friday;July3,1 W ••jjS W S 2 M »*"** )N IW V IfT IN tlT l, Seminole Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES Tuesday Vwu Friday 12 Noon Ihs ■Ia u uAiII n ■Al in■■ <My OHOfiMpuDucanon. Sunday 18 Noon Friday ►npMMw Q18N0ALS #utrxisnm jst i&SS, s y » « s r r y t fa ,^ T s A n a e * HMWwl : a. 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July 3,1996 •11A by CMC Young BLONDIE Can people get heart cancer? malignant tumors in any of the body's onans, why don’t they get cancer of the heart? DEAR READER: They do, but cardtoc malignancies are as rare as hens' tooth. The moat common are sarco­ mas, which occur primarily in children by Mart Walker BEETLE BAILEY T M A T H W H A T YOU A LW A Y S •AY/ ♦vvevn U k u ------------ a — / o V OfCWR I l l XMOOD C~h YC t* t 'D U K £ T O X T W W WttUL DIMMER.,BUT FEO H LO F i FKfM LYIN myxomas and fibromas, occur more frequently. Like their malignant brethren, they usually cause sytnp causes fatigue and muscle pains. Is toms related to the obstruction of there no cure for this? Mood flow. Fortunately, such growths DEAR READER- The Epstcin-Barr are easier to remove than the malig­ virus causes mononucleosis, an infer nant types. lion marked by fatigue, swollen Hawing given you a brief overview, I glands, sore throat and other symp­ mum admit that I, too, have long been toms. In virtually IPO percent of cases, punMby the rarity of cardiac malig­ people get over their EB V Infections nancies. IVe never seen a patient with one, and III bet that very few physi­ cians la genera! practice have either. Thanhs mr your provocative observe- rannnnn nm nnran nnrannn nnnonn nnn n nnn nnnn nunnn □ □ n n n nnnnranu n n n nn if nnn n □naan nr.innn ronnnnnn nnmnn ~ 0 M E MIXING! ^ ^ T M t T M K b ... M I suspect that your daughter's symptoms are not related to her preious EBV Infection. Other diagnoses — such as depression, fibromyalgia and connective tissue disease — should be considered. ranunnn n n n n n n " oohtmpmttd orenlupa without treatment. Many, however, continue indefinitely with a blood lest ihat is positive for EBV, even though the infection is long gone. P ETER O O T T .M .D DEAR READERS: You've sent me amm tatters to add to the Hospital Hit Parade. 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Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 03, 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/70d863269adc4f32f6a2c871b6b4cd47.pdf c2830517021630c386b2d5da665c9217 PDF Text Text SEMINOLE COUNTY...4A A p ictu re is w orth 1,000 w ord s o f p raise IN S ID E ton 'll* Sanford, Lako Mary, Longwood, Ovlado, Wlntar Springs and tomlnoto County alnea 1 9 0 8 50 Cents WEDNESDAY. MAY I3. I998 Go to school, skip finals Death penalty decision delayed By Short Brodle and K in B utltr OF THK HERALD STAFF SEMINOLE COUNTY It s time fur high school finals, one last time, since a new county policy- will eliminate die nerd lor finals for studrnts with good uradrs and good atlrn dance records Tile Seminole County Sc huol Hoard voted 3 -2 Tuesday oltiht to approve a county wide exam exemptimi policy for all 7 hljih schools Thr new policy winch g«ie* Into effect liryl year, a I lows *A* students with no mure than 3 atiserurs. *H* studrnts with no more than 3 absences or *(" stiidrnts wilti no more than I absence to skip filial ream s Bjr Lacy Lear HERALD EDITOR SEMINOLE COUNTY • A sb.icklrd anil Irarful Michael Stoll. 30. must watt until June II to hrar whether hr Mill dir In Honda's rlcrtrtr rhalr or s|trnd tltr rrst of hi* llfr In prison lor thr tnurdrr of his wife Judge Seymour Henson Tuesday llstrtird to emotion­ ally rliurgrd statements Irom Stoll, his pastor and his sister, as attorney Jack Kdmund lobbird Henson to spate his ell enfa life. *1 hope tny mother-in-law ran fnrgtvr me for my wrongful judgment on that day. I teas wrung for Ivine and rm eniin up lor ( hits Stewart, tail I don't think rapltal punishment solves anythin,!.* Stoll said Assistant Slate Attorney Strvr lluluirk had submitted his memorandum Mitnmaruing that thr state had pruvrn Stoll« anions had been hei nous, atrocious and rn irl and Atwo-door Chrysler convuctZft was turning south on Persarwnon Avenue when it was broadsided Tues­ day From left to right. parameAe Bruce Mosaty. liretighter Oevtd Oereghty and p sw re d c Mte Softer try to hag) an. as yet. umdorfthed lamsta out of the car Apparently the coupte rtvolved n the accident were on the* way to the Auto Tran to return to Nm York Deleft of the accident and nfonrvaSon on the •i of the victims C o u n ty s t u d e n t s hav e h e r n a llo w e d to s k ip r u m s . If tlie y m et c e r t a in c r i te r ia , s tn rr 1 V I2 T h r s t a l e f) e |M rttiirn t of E d u c a tio n w a n te d to d o a w a y w ith t l t r e x e m p tio n s ta il la s t m o n t h r e s c in d e d Its e a r l ie r ru lin g . s a y in g t h a t r x r m p l t o n s c m ild r c u i tt m i r a s lo n g a s th e y w e re leased o n ly o n th e a l t r n dance policy. JTTie county ado|itrd Uw pottry Dial had been In eftret at Oviedo High he l- io|. Dnal high school a d m in is­ t r a t o r .u p In favor of thr exrm ption policy, citing Srmlnob* Cutility's rnvtablr atlrnd a m r n itr as proof the tnrrnUvrs work Students who show u p every day leant more, they lonlrnd Vrma Jackson. assistant principal at Srmtnolr High School Haul. *Wr want thr kids in school H.iin and simple * Harry Gainer, a |iarrnt of an Oviedo High School student think* It's a gfr.u Incentive. "Number I. It's an Incentive to k re p kid* In school Number 2. It rnc ouragr* them to keep up thru grades * Hoard chairman Harbara Kuhn voted for the policy, with U»ard members Sandy Robinsun and Jeanne Moms Kuhn -aid, *As a trachrr .,1 have found ihat students who are absent a ir not tlie ones who do well In thr course. Our slu drills. I think, are lestrd to death. A trst is not the only way lo tell how tlie student Is progressing." One mother pntntrd out that thr new policy could penalize students who are absent often due to legitimate medical con­ ditions Jayne Komtck. whose Erotic Em porium believes it has the right o f way By Ruoa Whitt HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - The Hoard of County Commission­ ers on Tuesday dealt with eve* thing from the ruphnrtc to r erotic • traveling from easy sticel to *lcozy street. £ A government analyst glad­ dened the commissioners when lie said tlie county's road pro­ gram was on Its MOO million budget • characterized by a successful contracting process and on-schedule ronstruetton management. The commissioners, however. ran into a snarl In the after noon when confronted with an add on Item concerning U S. Highway 17-92 and an adult entrrtalnment business known as the Erotic Emporium A request from the Florida Department of Transportation may forre the county to back Should lakefront IWhat’s park be developed? By Rich Pfoiiaaf IIERA1J) STAFF WRITER SANFORD • There are more steps townrd commercial de­ velopment of Fort Mellon Park than there are steps In S an­ ford's City Hull. Likewise, there are many steps lo climb for clllzens intent on preventing any changes lo the park. In favor of the development and pushing hard for approval urr Mayor Larry Dale, members of the city commission and City Manager Util Simmons. Opponents Include citizens Deburn Groseclose. her Ixisband Doug, former Sanford Mayor M.L. "Sonny* Rabom and a number of others. The Groseclose/Rabom Otar Akkjf ........................ -00 DcOott group la scheduled to circulate a petition around the city d e ­ manding the development of the park be placed on a citizen referendum During Monday's Sanford City Commission meeting. Rabom reiterated the position that the matter be placed on the ballot presenting the city from ever selling or Irasing the property for devel­ opment. A copy of the proposed ordi­ nance was officially rrcognlzrd by ihe commission Monday night. City Attorney Hill Col­ bert uMsurrd the commission that he had gone over the ordi­ nance. and following a few mi­ nor rhanges. It appeared to be properly written. flic Orusecloscs have gone through a number of moves to obtain official petitions which will be circulated seeking a sufficient num ber of signa­ tures. of which. 2.021 would Ilave lo be verified. Then the mnttrr would be placed on Ihe iNillot. Meanwhile. Ihe city commlaslon plans lo send out a newsletter lo citizens, advising them of the benefits of having Ihe major hotel and conference center built on the park grounds. Mayor Dole revealed some of the Information during Monday afternoon's commis­ sion work session. Through a study prepared by Flshklnd A Associates. It has been estimated that there will be 654 Jobs directly attribut­ able to the project as well as another 457 Jobs Indirectly supported by the project. The Jobs are expected to pro­ vide • payroll of over $11 mil­ lion. while the total annual payroll supported by the proj‘ * Fogs SA of! from the modifications re­ quited by Erotic Emporium If it la to be grandfathered at its present location. The FtXJT Is nuking elungea on 17-92 that won't be complete until Ja n u ­ ary lo w On Tuesday. Ihe commis­ sioners unanimously agreed lo address llie issue at a public meeting on June II *lt is likrly that any work you require them (Erotic Empo­ rium! to do before our con­ struction Is Mulshed will be damaged or completely re­ moved by our work.” FOOT PtoiM Boa Cswsty. Bags SA that construction? Support group SANFORD The Seminole County Slate Attorney's office sponsors a Grief Support Group for anyone who lias lost a loved one to homicide. The group meets the second Wednesday of the Month from (1:30 p m. lo H p.m. The next meeting will be today. Meetings are held at thr Juvrntlr Assessment Crnter. 181 Hush Loop. Sanford. The Grief Support Group sessions ore free of charge and open to anyone wtohtng to at­ tend. For additional Informa­ tion. phonr Hemadette Seraflnowtez at 322-7534. ext. 6113. loinls awayl New shopping center sprouting near mall ■y Nick FM fcw f HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Sanford la about to get another shopping center. Towne Center P lus, • t an■ eloped 86.000 square- foot center, la being develop i. The by AIO Baker Shopping Center Properties, center la located off lnteraUte-4 on Towne Cen­ ter Boulevard Just north of Seminole Towne Center moll. Land clearing for the construction la already underway. The two main anchors at Towne Center Plaza will be a 43.000 square foot Sports Authority, and a 20,000 square foot Hooks-A-Mllllon. The remaining square footage Is avalluble for small shops. Books-A-MUIIon Is presently scheduled to open In Septem ber or this year. The Sports Authority's projected opening Is February of 1999. AIO Baker Stropping Center Properties deals In development and acquisition of retail shop­ ping renters nationwide. Tlie coll lias gone out for Army Air Corpa. World War II Uombardlrni to gather one more time. Tlie Last Of The Few' reunion will held today through May 10 at the Holiday Inn International Resort. In­ ternational Drive Tower An­ nex. Orlando. Tlie Homlx-rs of WWII will never again assemble Into strtkr formation In the bitter cold of enemy skies. The Bom­ bardier* at their bombslghts searching out their target, will search no more, the other crew members risking all to place Itlm over the target, have iong ago stood down. No longer do Ute names of Schwelnfurt. Ploesll, Hiroshima and Na­ gasaki- banner our newspaper pages. Come loin us for the gathering of the 'Last Of The Few*. On vtrw at the Reunion will tic various Hombalghta, In­ cluding the once Super Secret Nordcn. A grand display of aviation artifacts for collectors and hlstortana. There is no coat. You will see the very models of the bombslghts that bombed Uerlln (British), and the bombslght that Jimmy Doolittle used on his famous Tokyo Raid and the famous Nordcn used In all Uieaters of the conflict as well os over Hi­ roshima and Nagasaki. For more Information coll National Reunion Chairman Mr. Sid Mickelson at (407) 855-8455. •v m n iv r i m pvvf iVffV SANFORD • The Boys ft Girts l �2A - Samnoia Hwakj. Sanfcxd. Honda ■WednenUy May 13.1996 FRIDAY p tc id ja s e e SATURDAY P td d y oo e s ••te c ta u on T uesday Florida Lottery D a y to n a B ench A New 2 feet with a light chop. Water tem perature at Daytona Is 74 degrees and at New Symma. 74 degrees. Winds are from the northcast at 5-10 m.p.ti. to th . Fantasy S 9-lO-ll-t3-lS Lotto (May •) f 1-3-1 *-22-30-38 Vintage vltw TNs picture waa ortgnaty owned by R W. (Bob) Deans, daea—i d. who graduated from Sanford Mgh School In IBIS. Tho high achool moved from foe Sanford Grammar School bufcftng to the ons on NMh and Pslmetto In 1911. but lodging from the conRguraMoh oI Bw window* tho * Pets and Portraits Art Studio Need Tb Board YourCats? 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(407) 302*4096 B r n h o u n d A d o p tio n s o f H . In c . Warehouse } (407) J2S4H0,127-1120 HTTW/WWW.IAO.NET/-BESTPAW/ L O N G V O O D 26M 2T2 « t ■i M �Ssrrvnoto hot aid. Smtofd, Ftortda • Wednesday. May 13. IBM • U Lakefront P o iM Ilto ll Kathleen McMmcmy. 30. of 300 Palmetto, Longwood. teas arrested Thursday. May 7. by Seminole County deputies. McMenemy was charged with poaaesslon of drug parapher­ nalia and possession of a con­ trolled substance. McMenemy waa arrested In the 700 block of Monroe Harbor Place. The Clty/County Investigative Bu­ reau carried out a search war­ rant at the location of McMe nemy'a arrest. Marvin Wells, 26. of 706 Monroe Harbor f t . Sanford, waa arrested Thursday. May 7. by Seminole County deputies. Wells was charged with pos­ session of a controlled mi li­ st ance (cocaine) and posses sion of cocaine with Intent to distribute. Wells was arrested County Consultant Projert Manager John Graves Informed the county. •In order to avoid a great deal of re work, rlfon and money. I suggest that you wall lor our construction to be completed before requiring them lo make improvements.* Graves said. Attorney Hugh Trees re­ quested on April 28 that Erotic Emporium be allowed lo put off work on curbing driveways, ronstm rtlng a sidewalk and doing landscaping work. Trees said he received a reply from the Deputy County Attorney Lonnie Oroot Tuesday but not in lime to attend the commis­ sion meeting. Trees said the letter from the FOOT obviously prompted the county to jpve Erotic Emporium a reasonable time to complete its work after the FDGTs work was completed. eluding a 1978 case otmllar to Stoll's, in which a man maatrmUnds a murder and enlists another to commit It. The m as­ termind waa sentenced to death, the actor to life in The Income from taxes to the at the above address. The Clty/County Investigative Bu­ city and county Is estimated by reau carried out a search war­ Flahklnd ft Associates at be­ rant at the location o f Wells' tween 9595.515 and 9733.629. plus Income from sales tax srrest. Glenn Rogers. 48. of 706 revenues, utility taxes and Monroe Harbor PI.. Sanford, other revenues. It has not Immediately been was arrested ‘Thursday. May 7. by Seminole County deputies. determined when the Informa­ Rogers was charged with pos­ tion would be mailed to citi­ session of drug paraphernalia zens. and whether It would go and possession of a controlled to all registered voters within substance. Rogers was a r ­ the city or be included In the rested s i the above address. utility bills. Another step coming up In CCIB made the arrest. the near future is Mayor Dale's Jam ie King. 33. of 1831 scheduled appearance before Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, was the Seminole County Commis­ arrested Monday. May I I . by sion to obtain Its approval of Sanford poller. King was charged with restating without violence and arrested In the 100 block of Sterling Court. The Hanford Q U A D , squad made the arrest. La V rm r A Campo. 67. Glen­ view Lane. Winter Park, died Saturday. May 9. 1996. Mrs. uestrd by live county lie said Campo wss hom In Cleveland. tal since one of the two new Ohio Mrs. Campo workrd for adult bookstores had thangrd Deaconess Hospital In Cleve­ Its name to ‘Erotica.* bis rllent land. Ohio for 20 years. She was upset. wss a member of Saints Peter *As be has been open for and Paul Catholic Church. Mrs. many years longer than the Campo was Volunteer of the two new adult larnkstores, h r Year 1992/93 for Parma Devel­ la w ry upset about this." Trees opmental Center Culahoga said. Tie wonders why he can ­ County Board of Mental Retar­ not continue to use his current dation and Developmental Dis­ business namr7~ abilities. Earlier Tuesday, the Board of Survivors Include sons. Mh Commissioners voted. 3-2, to char!. Parma llrtghts. Ohio. renew an agreement with Mark. Orlando; daughters. Shutta ft Bowen for legal con­ Beverly. Parma. Otao. Karen sulting In Uw court battles with Alttarr, Winter Park; brother. the adult entertainment busi­ William Farrell. Willoughby. ness. This m eans 9300.000 Ohio; sister. Joyce Srharffrr. more dollars will go to the firm N. Homestead. Ohio; 10 grand­ The commission voted, 6 0 . children to allow th r attorneys to a p ­ Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. peal an order In favor of Sassy In cliargr of arrangements. M erida by Judge Alan Dickey on May 4. Sassy Mrrlot's opened a year ago while the county waa rewfltlr* Its adult Ellison M. 'Elite Myers* Ches­ laws. The county contends It la ter. 74. Palalka died Sunday, operating illegally. The m atter May 10. 1998. Bom In Newing­ now goes to th r 5th Dtotrtct ton. Q a . h r grew up In Court of Appeals. Palalka. Mr. Chester returned 'Judge Diehoy la wrong.’ Deputy County Attorney Oroot os id. tired butcher. He was a former Dickey ruled Ithat the harm lo member of the First Presbyte­ th r genrral public In this m at­ rian Church of Lake Mary. ter la not outweighed by the Survivors Include daughter. Diane Hunt. Palalka; sons. Larry 8c.. BuaOs. Gary. a Stoll's stater. Becky DtCtero. read e letter th e had written to Edmund, profiling a kind and loving brother who rescued J u ­ lie from a life of squalor and wtw became a doting father to her two boys. Stoll's pastor, the Rev. Amar Rambtooon. asked the court to show merry, as Ood would. *Baaed on oqr talks with Mr. Stoll I must concede wtth his parents (hat the boy did not do what they say he did. I be­ seech. I Implore, I beg for such great merry* he said. Stoll, voice quaking, told the court he *wtll pay every day for the derisions I have made. I am sorry for my mother-in-law and my boys.* the development. In addition to Dale, the head of the Commu­ nity Redevelopment Agency, and the head of the Tourist De­ velopment Council will also be on hand. Kabom and other opponents tiave. since the start of discus­ sion a number of m onths ago, stressed that they were not against the hotel and confer­ ence center In Sanford, only against the use of Fori Mellon Park for a location. No one lias suggested an alternate loca­ tion. Individual members of the etty commission have indicated their preference for the park site and development. Monday afternoon. Commissioner Velma Williams said sh e ‘cant Commissioner* approved the understand why anyone would request for 93.500. Before commenting on the disagree with the plan.* 'Look at what has happened request, chamber Executive Di­ In Central Florida.* Williams rector Wayne Weinberg told the said. 'Look at the development, commission. Tve been listen­ take Mary and Altamonte ing to what has been said here. Springs hove run rings around Even If the number of employ­ us. Sanford could become the ees a n d Income Is much less model city. It’s been a diamond than predicted, this would still In the rough and we've never be a valuable asset not just to Sanford but to-all of Seminole had this opportunity.* *Changes are going to come.* County. Williams predicted. *Maybe not lie concluded. "You are the this year or next year, but best hope for your community. they're gonna come.* Ju st imagine what this will do Following the discussion re­ lo benefit downtown Sanford.* garding the petition and In for mation from Flahklnd ft Asso­ ciates. the work session moved on to the next m atter, which Involved the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, and* a request for funding for the *Srmlnolr Vision* concept. Road. Sanford, died Monday. May 11. 1908. Bom In Toledo. Ohio, she moved to Sanford In 1994 from Dr Land Mrs. Long was a restaurant owner. Survivors Include sons. EMn T.. Cllrs. Fla.. Richard. Toledo, Ohio; daughters. Marilyn New­ ton. Sanford. Nancy Scholl. Grand Rapids. Mich.. Patricia llr lb m a n Holloman. DeLeon Springs: sister. Alice. Calif.: 16 grand* hiidren: 18 great’grandchildren; I great-greatgrandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lakr Mary. In charge of arrangements. S S CREDIT CARDSI■ ■ ■ • NO CREDIT CHECK I ft • NO SECURITY DCPOStTI • NO INCOME REQUIREMENTS! m fW F l flM B ftl THIS IS A GUARANTEED OFFER gyou-ra'ovar IB S h a r e s reM eroding aocoutt. yodl tsdsre a motor bars card A mopr (nsvcftandM cart M fi a crodt Im S at 93.000 00! GUARANTEED* CA LL 1-800-865-8018 HOME S C H! rOf t TOa lLI E4 R• I 'f ROftMAK B. F1ATT M L Norman E. Matt Sr.. 62. Sanford, died Sunday. May 10. 1998. Mr. Plait was a native of Sanford. Mr. Platt waa a car­ penter. Survivors include wife. Nancy; son. Norman Jr.. Sanford: daughters. Shirts Arena. Geor­ gia Thornton, both of Sanford; brother. Billy Sr.. Sanford: 4 grandchildren. Textbooks and Video School on display in your area See our Web site at www.abeka.com/nd3 ----- ^or Call 1*800-874-2353 Ext.32-___ _ ,n9 * t ,or •* location Z25L Vrtma P. Ilolstnger. 85. Ori­ ents Avenue. Altamonte Springs, died Sunday. May 10. 1998. Horn In Opdykr. HI., she moved to Central Florida In 1988. Mrs. Ilolstnger was a homemaker. She was a mem­ ber of Community Church of daughters. Stoll's mother. Linda offered some mitigation. ITotnick said, ■but not of great weight. For virtually every murderer, we can find wonderful things In their Uvea, they were nice to S e m in o le H e ra ld i NoMpaport. too. • 300 N. Fisneh Are. IsrdMtf. I Phone: (407) 322-9911 Fix: (407) 323-9409 Central Florida In 1980 from Pittsburgh. Pa. Mrs. Jam es was Hugh; Either. Sean Kelleher, Dublin Ireland: brothers. Cotm Kelleher. Scan Kelleher. both of Dubttn. Ireland. ( It �fr i i t* 1• i Tic ion Vofunt . 4 5 ■ i w Chrts Madman, n p u m img tha Swrsnoto County ShantTi Ofhes Eiptorsr Poet 517. Megan Montgom a»y. who won a 1100 coSsgs achotarVap lor har wotunlast amk wWt Taan Court, and Amanda Smon. who « n a $100 schotontop tor worti aa s a l Stand up and be counted for or against developm ent The question of developing a hotel and conference center on Fort Mellon Pork grounds in Sanford i« one of llie liottrat of lla kind to be debated In a long time. Nothin* haa come dose _____ or not to to thla________ dilemma since_ the queaUon arose move port of the Seminole County Courthouse to Five Potnta. ■ Ha dittcuk to get a “read* on the Fort Mellon Park situ s Uon. H to dtflkrult to know If tltere la only a highly vocal few who are afainat It. or M there ore thousands in opposition but who arc heattant to apeak out again* having a major hotel and conference center in San­ ford. but they Insist II should not be al the Fort Mellon Park property. Yet. In all of their public speaking before the com­ mission. letters to the editor and other publicity, no one has made a suggestion regarding where. If nut at the park, should the commercial development be located. Now. opponents are circulating a petition calling for a pub­ lic referendum. The wording of what they propose, rather than asking yea or not to llte development, would prevent the rtty from EVER developing the park W d for commercial pur* Oct 2nd NigptsUnd at Half Price With Purchase of 4-Pc. Group! P<Weauggest people who oppose use of the park far thla pur- be utlltoed. And fatong that lake view would prahab^r wipe out any Idea of obtaining a developer. There would be little attrac­ tion for guests, conventioneers and others If the structures were located elsewhere. We would end up with nothing, and be faced with a continuation of a high level tax mlliage. If the pedttan being circulated would question yes or no on the development of ftwt Mellon Park, we would urge people toVtgn H far Inclusion In the next election. Then we. and all others concerned, would know, once and far aO. whether It to truly a nwgorl ty of the etttoens who are far or age Inel this ^ B u tjraln gfar a complete bon on any development. In our opinion, would be tomflar to biting off our hand to punish a Briefs TBt Jm ■ v j m / | | i f JK 2351 Jttwsy Avenue. If" M H H m m ■ i ™■ H 1 1 H H 1 B C I ■ * ■ | B | ■ m ■■ ■ I I B ■ aw L j l �Seminole Tribe rally falls one run short An era ends as Seminole goes out with heads held high HERALD SIOKIS EDITOR SANFORD . Seminole High KcImjoI baseball coach Mike Pow- • * J«fT Bertteftek* ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ The Anal out was recorded, hut no one at Seminole High School was ready Tor the season to end. The 'Moles’ season came to an end last night with a 7-6 loas to Jacksonville Wolfson before a huge crowd at Seminole. The 'Notes were get ting clobbered, the defense wasn't playing Its normal game and Seminole found Itself on the short end of a 7*1 deficit before rallying, eventually placing the tie run on second with two outs In the seventh. One out later, the fsna stayed and cheered a team that may have been the beat In Seminole history. At least five Seminole* from the senior­ laden team have a chance at professional ball including Tim Raines. Ned Raines. C3 Williams. Don Taylor and Lance Odom. The problem lacing coach Mike Powers is that the cupboard seems empty next year to ro tf f o n . ^ K . . ^ ^ cached rally, th e whole guns was probably derided m i the second and third bsllem In the lop of the Aret In­ ning. After the lend off batter bounced bark to the mound. Currier, the Wolfpack'a No. 2 hitter, lifted a pop Ay Into foul territory down the left Odd h n r. The ball bounced out of the Seminole players' glove, how­ ever. an d Currier was son alive. especially after hie Junior varsity team went 22-4 this season. The 1000 Semlnolea will have a tough legacy to live up to. Seminole reached a raking of second In the stale entering last night's loss and several of Ms players were members of the Sanford Boat 53 team that won the national title last summer In South Dakota. With the addition of Odom. Taylor and Ryan Afoelon, the *Noles entered the Besson with high hopes but stumbled out of the gate before recovering and becoming the county's dominant learn by the end of the season. The success caught the attention of all of Sanford and over 1.900 people showed up for district tournament games at Historic Sanford Mrmodel to see the 'Notes pau ed to have Currier s m irk o u t but. after flinching, the pitch was called a ball. Currier then singled on the next pitch. Seminole appeared that It was going to get out of the Inning un­ scathed. however, as C urtnrr hit a two wins away fro hat trick �■ flanJr» nI s ** uvihms »» iM g norma* MiWfU, rionai *tAlatoaaatomi nianivQiy, as-,.. May la*.» mm IN B R I E F Sanford Softball Tournament SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent will hold a Spring Softball Tburnament for both men's and women's slowpitch team s. The tournament, which will benefit Sanford Youth Sports Programs, will be held an Sat* unlay. May 16th and poaalbly Sunday. May 17th and Friday. May 15th. depending on the number of teams entered. Cost Is S I00 per team and will be held at Chase and Ptnehurst parks. Individual and Team awards will be given. Deadline snd draw will be Wednesday. May 13th. For more Information call 1407) 330*5687. Red Bug Summer Softball CASSELBERRY _ The Seminole County Recreation Department will offer a Summer Slowpltch Softball League at Red Dug Lake Park starting the week of May 18th. Men's league* will be offered nightly, with a new women's league starting up on Mon­ day's and a Co-Ed league on Wednesday’s. Returning Spring League teams may start registering April 20th. with open registration beginning April 27th. GM b AAU hoops champs BANFORD . Seminole Community College m d the Orlando Magic have been awarded the 1898 AAU Qtrls Basketball Champion* shtpa. From May 15th*17|h the 12-and-Undcr. 15and-Under and 17-and-Under will square off. The Championships are qualifiers lor the AAU National Championships to he held In July in various cities around the country. Teams wishing to enter the Florida Ch a m ­ pionships or needing additional Information should call Ken Patrick. Seminote Commu­ nity College. (407) 328-2082 or Ttam Blert. Onando Magic, at (407| 916-2681. Summer youth basketball WINTER SPRINGS _ The Winter Springs Basketball League will offer a summer select league for boys and girls In the Oviedo/Winter Springs area. Divisions will consist of boys and girts In age groups of 10-and-Under. ll-and-U nder 12-and-Undcr 13 -and-Under; 14-and-Undcr 15-and-Undrr or grade levels 3-Uuough-8. All others will coat 870 per player and must register fay May 20th. Coaches who are In Interested tn placing a tram In this league should contact Chris Marictte at 321-5282 or Tony McDonald al 887-1457. Tim Raines to ■ Sanford natty* and High School graduate now playing for 0 to Hew York Yankee*. Hla a ta u tor the IBM aeaaon la in the first column, personal-beat season Oames.. ......................................................... At-bats....................................................................... Runs........................................................................... lilts.......................... .............................................. RBI......................................................................... Doubles. » *****•*****••«••*«••••niMttti•«•#**iihi *****sees**** Trtplrs.......................... .......................................... Home runs. •St•»•*•*••*••■••««*•«•*•••***■#*«••••**■*••••••••»«•*■ Steals.......................................................................... Average........................................................... Ram s IB Otero and Nicole White) are freshman. And that's not to mention that the Rams' leading hitter. Lindaey Mans. Is only s sopho­ more and all three of their pitcher's, juniors llalle Sowsrds and Sarah Smith and sophomore Kelly Harbour, are underclassmen. Other members of the squad are freshman Alayna Dontitch, sophomore Lauren Cooper and Juniors Amy Ctordlell. Mragan Dontitch. Kelly Florentine and JIB Wolcott. Lake Mary, under head coach Jeannle Fisher Kym Oaudreau and Pam eason and have only lost ,a 24 74 12 23 11 3 I 3 3 311 home plate an a wild pitch to beat JacksonvllteSanrta hrood 1*0 In the Regional Semifinals and racing home ahead of the throw on Sowarda' hit last Friday. Sowarda to expected to be on the mound to ­ morrow (Thursday) when Lake Mary takra on Palmetto High School from Miami tn the F1ISAA (Florida High School Arttvlllra Association) State Softball Championships a t the Auburn date Softball Complex starting at 2:30 p.m. The other semifinal features Orange Park from the Jacksonville area against Barron O. Collier , from Naples al 2 p.m. For those wishing to attend the f u n r . go West on M and take the AUbumdale exit (the one past the Highway 27*llalncs CHy cadff and go east until you see the complex. Legal Notteaa teams post wins m *d Women’s softball -v LbqbI Notices �HHHHH People British feast filled with jolly good flavor B lo o d Bank Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donor* of all types Wood - especially O type do­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, can 322-0822. can handle by yourself. Join far support In roping wtth your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and pul our live back in focus. CaU 201-1900 for more Information. C am ara C lu b D a n c in g to r S e n io rs The O w BO Dance Club dance is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Ctvtc Center. Live m u­ sic by the Deltonians 13-piece band. Donation 83.00. The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month in Old Lake Mary Ctly Hall. 158 N. Country Club Rd. at 7:30 p.m. For more Information, rail O nce at 321-4723 or Sol at 323-HGBI. A l-A n o n R o ta ry C lu b A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AJAnon) meets every Wrdnesdsy. at 8 p m . at I I I E. 27th St.. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem­ ber* are welcome to this 12slrp group. Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m.. al the Marriott Courtyard, off West la k e Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, prrsldrnl. at 322-0634. A la h a lm a r'a S u p p o rt The Srrtoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.. at the Sabal Point Country Club on Weklws Springs Road. Longwuod Po­ tential members are Invtlrd to The AUhetmefs Support Group for Caregtvrra meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a.m., al the Frank Evans Center In Lake Mary. All Interest rd are Invited lo attend. Shelly Brassier, a brenard Alxhelmer l Ireniptst. leads (hr discussion and answer* question*. For information, call 323-4938 or 324-3080. TOPS A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.. in the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. Bfift W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing brings at 5:30 p.m. W a lgh t W atchara A local chsptrr of Weight Watcher* meets at the Lake Mary Community Dutiding every Thursday from 4:45 lo 8:45 p.m. One of the great advantage* of making a living from cooking food I* that everyone shares your interest, they eat. No m atter where or when, people love to talk about food. Recently. I had the pleasure of having a long talk wtth another chef. We agreed that when people think of foods from other countries England Is seldom. If ever, on the list. When people talk about ethnic culalnr It Is generally bmited lo the famous food countries. France. Italy. China, and so on. The general opinion. In this country, of British food Is tasteless, bland, over-cooked or completely disgusting. The following four-course meal shatters all the myths of Place I heaping tbs. In the English food. Not only is It full • center of a small plate and re three pasllrs around II flavor rd. but It Is a meal each srtvtng. anyone would tic pleased lo be Invited lo. With my thanks to ‘Chef lJinry*. I hope you enjoy this meal as much as I do. 2 cups chicken slock 1/2 cup chopped while pan of leeks 1 cup half and half cream 4 tbs. butter 2 cups mashed potatoes 1/2 lb. ground pork satrsagi 1 tap. salt and white pepper meal 2 lbs. chopped chive* 1/2 lop. Thyme 2 tbs. Sherry 1/4 tap. course ground black Saute leeks in buttrr until pepper. Allspice. Nutmeg, salt completely lender, and all Cinnamon and Osiilc Powder other ingredient* except 1/4 cup fine chopped onion ctUvrs. Heat lo a low simmer, 1/2 fli. all purpoar flour four soup into blender Juat 1/4 lb. shortening prior to serving and blend to a Mix flour, shortening, ark smooth cream finish. Serve hot water Into a pastry dovqpi. Add wtth chopped chives on top. a pinch of salt and reU out tc pie ahrfl thickness. Uae a 2 1/2 In c trrk and n it ifattfli B aM pork. onion and ChefDoc 1/4 cup sugar 2 lbs. butter 1/2 lap. Vanilla Extract 1/2 n ip chopped walnuts hrs. Internal temp. 100 Whip cream for lopping Divide walnuta evenly Into degrees. ALWAYS USE A MEAT THERMOMETER TO CHECK bottom of the 8 tart shells. Mix all other Ingredients together ROAST. When roast Is done set aside and pour mixture evenly Into ro w e d and make Yorkshire all the shells. Preheat over to 300 degrees and bake for 25 pudding. mlnutea. Allow lo cool for 10 minutes before removing from 2 extra large eggs pan. Serve warm wtth whipped I cup all purpose flour cream. 1/2 top. salt This meal will serve six Beat eggs until foamy, slowly hungry people easily. add salt and flour and mix until C ast Break Pew ai around smooth. Heavily coat a pork. 81.99/lb.. publlx 81.00: (uptake pan and heat In a 400 Vegetables, roadside stand degree oven for 5 mlnutea. 82.50: Leeks. Publlx 81.49; When pan Is liot. spoon 2 tbs. Standing Rib Roast. Publlx bailer Into each cup. Bake for 84.09/tb. 4 lbs. 820.01; com 20 m inulrs or until golden syrup. Winn-Dixie 81.89; brown. Serve one Yorkshire Walnuts Winn-Dixie 84.19/lb. 81.50: Cream Publlx 81.99; All a small cut in center and other Ingredients. approx. spoon | tbs. of drippings from 85.00. TOTAL- 835.38. roast pan Into each pudding May all your meals be a and serve. festive occasion. 1/4 cup drained horseradish 1/2 cup heavy cream I tap. sugar 1/2 tan. sail 1/4 ta p English Mustard Mix togrther all Ingredients and serve. Serve roast on a large platter wtth vegetables around It. good quality meat thermometer to check for doneneaa. Place It bt the center of the roast not touching any bone. Rare will equal 140 degrees, medium Is 180 degrees and well fa 170 degrees . Never cook a good quality roast to well done. The result wU be a tough roast that larks flavor. If you Uke your meat well done only cook to medium and slice off servings 3 /4 cup every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Ourats and prospec­ tive member* are welcome. Can Deri nun Oltck. 3234089. for more Information. Pair should return wedding { if trip to the altar is canceled Alinon, Alateen and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. ALANON and ALATEKN m trU n g are held every Thurs­ day. al 8 p.m.. at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upaala Road. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323-8524. ahs told ms, “A 1 Caraway place, m gill I am not hap nothing about m atured not to r ~ r * ... ^ 5 3 - ho had his. Our problem lo, tho wedding gifts from hsr Blonds, and su r friends, hod arrived. Wo expected that those gifts would bo returned promptly, but neither oho nor our ■m hoe shown any urgvncy. Person­ ally, wo don't car* what ah* does with the gifts from her side of the family. But we are from the old school and cannot condone this behavior. Both our daughter* are telling us to stay out of It As things stand, there Is a possibility th at they might many later. What do you suggest? How do we act toward our Meads? Plsase help leovy day I Bad this woadorfkl woman moro caring, loving sa d Buy life insurance and save on your car. you buy your lifo �Seminole Herald Legal Notlcdd C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S Sunday IS Noon Fihtay 51* Fcau N i 11 W on C SB tM n am t Marldad* ftiM lM M t dalad Mar MM. IN I. IM anlarad M Caaa NO (M M I-C A ol Iha Cacwl Coun ol Iha (IQHTMNTX Judicial Cut ml M and lor HIM NOLI County Honda ■Marat NATIONIBANC MORTOAQC CORPORATION fn u k NCNB MONTOAOl CORPORA' TtON i* tha PiattiH and JO»i 0 MARTINI!. JR ; IM( UNKNOWN (POUtC Of JO ff O MARTINU. JR; • « CON­ DOMINIUM AIIOCIATION. INC . TINANT f l. 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KKJL. cxLhyorihu.tsopm*row#£ PU rO tM ti1 ---- xr— f — i OOh'TPV5m1TAH6o S TMI CNVflOfC/ TAN60, CHOCK.. iCMAKliS The nunufKturers’dimtkms must be followed assiduously Error* arc common too little blood on the teal •trips, prolonged wailing lime and performance of the teat in direct tunlight, lo mention a few. In addition. the color change on the test itripo it not ahrajrt distinct Moreover, drugs ikuch at Tytenolt. vitamin, (including vitamin d and tom e diseases (notably multiple myeloma and liver disordersi may interfere with arcu rale readings Finally, home devices measure only total cholesterol, they do not distin guuh betoren HDL (the good choir. trroli and IJlLilhe bad> Mom authonUes do not recommend such home monitoring While you should folloo your physician s advice about cholesterol determinations. I believe that he mil urge you lo have your chalrslrrol levela periodically ebeebrd by a standard labaralary To fh* you more information. 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You are dearly drinking tan much Etcetaive caffeine consumption will cause overslimulatioa Camman symptoms include Insomnia. Jilted ness paJpiUimns. rapid pulse, eareo sire urination, high blood pressure, and other consequences I recom TOASffl * ** 40RCm / TTOIlI U W D y W B w> B siiu. iU k . ■y ro m p aiaer As I mentioned yesterday. Mike Lawrence's new computer product, "Private Hndge Lessons. Volume I,* is excellent Let's have a look at a deal from the section on safety plays A warning. Ihoagh: Almost everyon# would fall to defeat given this layout of the cards Against yoor si* diamond contract Wool loads the dub I#, queen. Mag. ace Hon would you continue? North did iacrodftly weil la remove three no trump If I bad been Lawrence. I would have made the Irump suit a mg(or. which would have made a strong two opening by South virtually automatic You are faced with a loser In each minor suit. It looks so obvious ta start strikes East wins otth Uw diamond •(* and returns his last spade, which West rufls with the diamond nine. True, you were very unlucky. But good players make their owa Inch Here's a better plan Cash the heart ace at trick two. cross to dummy’s spade queen, and tab* the heart Mag. discarding a spade bom baad. Then play off your remaining twa top spades, throning dummy's low dab i — the dtSersaco? When you ptoy a tnuup honor to Ead s ace aad W pe­ tu rn a spude. you can tuff high and draw West's ftmi tnuup Leah out for oil passible leapt, a d Just the conspicuous one You must haw Windows LI or Mon your computer. The disk is available for 9S7.il postpaid from Mika Lawrence. I l l Alvarado Road, Berkeley. CAM7M .St) Even at e. you! parte*) f imtmmaomd to your present needs. C A N C S R (Juan * 1 - d u t y lt ) »M|or � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, May 13, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/29fa794f9544a6db15ac83c9c11d54c0.pdf fd042237517184380690db418b3b6bb6 PDF Text Text P E O P L E ..2 A LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...4A Two families take a dive A personal account of Geneva fires IN S ID E Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Long wood, Ovlodo, Winter Springs and Somlnolo County since ISOS 50 Cents T U E S D A Y . J U N E 16. IW K 9 0 t h Y F .A R . N o . 211 Cop’s firing peppered with dirty talk, disturbing details Staying ahead of the fire njr Ruaa W hile IIKKAIJ) SIAM WKIIKK SANFORD n ir Arthur Ila run, saga continue*. stirring confusion and th.igrlu at Imth City Hull .iimI lire Hunlnnl Po |l«r Department. The l.itrsl diM loHiirr l* that tr«» many of thr<M' tmilitio In 1*1•ip talk dirty. City IVrvinnrl Dlrrrtor Tim McCauley the hearing offlcrr who rn w m l Officer Barnes' diMiilsk.il (turn the SPU. said Monday that hi* finding* ranged from ‘tin otic Itislvr" In "t ausr did exist " I tar H i' a I J Vert I v r t r i a n of t h r fo rrr was ftrrrl la st month, lor m ie o n d u r t and lim ib o id l nation McCauley Irdonnrtt liam r* that h r 'could not miti­ gate thr discipline* that wn* Is­ sued as such authority Is not granted to rnr as a matter of (Mil try. *l( mitigation was an option t would give it serious considers, tton as your actions and tie liavtor ilii not appear to hr unique when compared to other olflrrr* who were not siitiject to discipline." McCauley said Not only doe;. McCauley* lion rail dump thr Issue hark In the lap of Puller Chlel Joe Dillard. It also has kicked i,> some ugly tarts ulxiut life at the HID Tm concerned, very concrm rd aiiout some of thr findings." Dillard said Monday "ITirre s a lol I don't llkr." Among MrCaulrys disclo­ sures. • Die use of profanity at the HIT) ts routine and some drscrtl*ed the use of profanity as dally • Home inrmhrrs ol the HIT) used nicknames such us 'haskrlttall head' and ‘bitch" to address Officer lla m rs • Some of the officers who gave written statements that were ultimately used as causes lor Dam es dismissal were told or ordered to give those s ta te ­ ments try rtthrr Kick f’oovry. Plsas* I n IUis n . Pag* 1A False bomb scare forces evacuation at courthouse Sfrsnols Cocaity tirofighlsr, try to control snottwr brush las Monday afternoon on East State Hood 4fl The above prtuie stiows the fire­ lighter truck n tho Iorog round as the Sensnole County Sheriff» Offee hekeopter n the air. eeaictang lor hoi spots tell hrehghtec II BA DeBokis tries to cool oil wan a tasty beverage, wtsia standing neit to e Sorrvnoto County tanker Tho firelighters used appronmatety 5.700 gallon, of water to put out tho most recent Ware Ttv tire is (lie third m less than ? weeks The first charged through 2.000 acres a week ago Saturday, and tho one on Friday burned through 10 Property damage has boon high Do serious m|unos have boon reported w u >smi *» r— ■[ r» im Doflof hot than honor Somnote County Courthouss employees spent some tm* outdoors Monday When in mrfccition wa* mads isgankng s •also bomfc throat, omployees toSowed standard operational policy and uvacuved ttm budding employees, who have done this m the past, are fulty a *vc that tho boat ot tho sun. although fsghor than normal those days, a UJ better than what could have happened i the threat had proven to bo truo Sanford will send fireworks up safely on the 4th By Knee W hile HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - So what's a city to do In suth dry. dangerous summer • forgrt the fireworks on the 4th of July at Fort Mel­ lon Park? ‘Absolutely not." Sanford Main Strrct President Bob Parsell said Monday. *Wc under­ stand the need for caution but we ‘re going to have firework*. Fortunately, we shoot over the water on Dike Monroe." Parsell said that as many us 30,000 ure expected to itltrnd the event, which Itegln* with entertainment and rr fresh • merits at 5 p in. and conclude* with the fireworks at 9:30 p.m. ‘Hopefully. If* going to rain between now and thr 4th." Sanford Mayor luirry Dale Mild. ■Whatever the c a se , thr city will provide rnicrgrnty per­ sonnel • flrrtlghtrr* and police for the rvrnt. Everything will be done to Insure safety. Well take no chance*." ‘Because of the drought thrtr will be an extra need for rau tton this year." said Srmlnolr County Safety Director Ken Roberts "TTicrr's adequate su|>rrvl*lnri at event* such a* the one In Sanford blit It * thr In discriminate users of fireworks that rnnrrm us. It wouldn't hr too snurt fur someone to light a Roman ■undlr and point ft at the woods Rota-tis Mdd parents should advise youngster* to be very careful and that everyone use common sense with any fire­ work* they sel off on July 4th. On Monday, the Seminole County firefighters responded lo yet in lot hr i lim sh flrr In the Geneva area. ‘Until there ts ruin, well respond to euch call with n task forre." Roberts said. ‘Every tire 1* dangerous." Many local governments are lo-lng udvtsrd to limit con­ trolled bums and discourage the u»r of fltrwurk* because of the tlndrrlaix conditions. Trmperuturrs continue to rise with little or no raliv Melbourne re­ corded 100 degrees on Monday and Daytona Beach reached 99. It was 97 In Sanford. 4 com panies cut auto insurance rates By Nick Pfslfsuf .......... 7A-8A Comic*.................... 9A CroMVOfd................ 9A Horoscope................ 9A Obltnuie*................ 3A People .................... 2A Police Briefs............ 3A Sport*................ SA-6A TV .......................... 2A Weather .................. 3A HERALD STAFF WRITER If you own an automobile, und most people do. there Is some good news from Talluhasser this week. State Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner Bill Nelson has told several of the state's major uiitomobllr Insurers. ‘Cut your rates." Thr 4 companies are Allstate Insuranrr Company. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insur­ ance Company. Colonlul Insurance Com­ pany of Wisconsin, and Progressive Con­ sumers Insuranee Company. The move comes on the heels of the an- sidiary. Colonial Insurance of Wisconsin. nounremrnt that thr state's largest In­ Progressive will ru t rates by 7.7 percent for surer. State Farm Mutual, will give rrfunds Its 151.000 policy holders. Nelson said his directives and last In 35 states. For thr 2.1 million Florida policy holders, tills Is expected to amount weeks other event signal that automobile rates for the vast majority of Florida driv­ to n rrfund of an average of t.'lO. As for the 4 companies now joining In ers are falling dramatically for the second the rate cuts. Alistair hus agirrd to rut consecutive yeur. Among the factors are ratrs liy 5 p rn rn t und give an extra 3.75 thr state s ongoing fight against Insurance percent refund to Its l .l million customers. fraud nnd Its rrockdowns on both unin­ Nationwide will d rerrasr rates on 291.000 sured and drunk drivers. Insurers and regulators also say that overall claims are policies by 5.2 percent und by 8 percent for the 30,000 policy holders of Its su b ­ Ptass* ■** IsssrwM *. Pag* SA Dads and docents: The zoo wants you By Nick Pfalfanf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • The Central Florida Zoological Park has plenty of animals. What zoo officials want now Is people. Of Immediate need: fathers. They are urging offspring to bring dad lo the zoo for Father* Day this Sunday. Myriad spcclul events arc planned. A more long term need Is volunteers to become Involved with the Docent Training Pro­ gram. Docents at the zoo are volunteer teachcra who present educational programs to the thousand* of youngster* und adults who visit the zoo and explore the wonders of wildlife. The zoo is scheduling Its 40th Docent Training Program beginning Wednesday. Aug. 5 and Saturday. Aug. 8 from B a.m. to 3 p.m. Two classes will run concurrently: 1 on Wednesdays and I on Satur­ days for 11 weeks. Tuition ts $35 for class mate­ rials and a zoo Rhlrt. Appli­ cants must be IH years of age or older. Deadline for applica­ tions la July 17. with an orien­ tation for docent volunteers Haas* 1st Pstksr. Pigs SA It's th e ir w ith liANFOKI) - This 3rd week In June Ims been d rrla rrd Na­ tional Code Enforcement Week. In honor of (he event, tire Sunford City Commission Lmt week approved a rrsolutlun saluting the city's code m lo rcrm rn t ofllrtals Including Community Development Dl­ rrrto r Charles Rowe. Mary Muse and Don H arlan. The designation was presented at last week * city commission meeting by Commleelonrr Kerry Lyons. Li b s a d v ic i LONGWOOD • Dr Klrhard S llrugg. M ().. a »|»ec-ialisi in thr treatm ent of Venous Disease and a member of the American College ol Hirlrbolgy. will pre­ sent a seminar 'law k aflrr your la-gs* on Tuesday. Jo se 16 at 7 p.m. at South Semi­ nole Hospital. Uingwood Vari­ cose and spider vein* are very m uch u 20th century health problem. Many women dread thr Rummer because baring th ru legs means revealing ugly vein* Dr. Ilragg will be uddrrttslng the cuiim-s of spider and vari­ cose vein* and thr symptom* associated with them. He will discuss treatment* that ure currently uvatlablc. Including. Sclerotherapy, and ofTer ad­ vice on how to prrvenl them , the srsslon will conclude with an open question forum. The seminar Is free. For fur­ ther Information or to register to attend please call (407) 841-8800 or (407) B05-H0H9. Dog lanciirt The Seminole Dog Fanciers Association will be part of the Orlando Cluster 4-duy All Died and Obedlrnre shows on J u s * 18. 10. 30. and 21. The shows will be held at the Central Florida Fulr Grounds. Highway 50 West. Orlundo. The Seminole Dog Fanciers Club show Is Thursday. June 18. with over 1.400 dog* en­ tered. For more Information on yuur breed call Phyllis Mudaus at (407) 321 6059. Parenthood class SANFORD • Six Community Resource and Referral C enter ts sponsoring a free class for m em bers of the community lo provide helpful tips on being a rent. The sessions will teach w to set goals for the future, build skills in decision making and choose educuted choices for fumlly planning. Planned Parenthood will conduct the meeting begin­ ning at 2 p.m.. W ednesday. Ja n e 34. at the Salvation Army. 700 W. 24th Street In Sanford. For additional Information, phone 328-3990. C Jssup mealing OVIEDO - Friends of Lake Je su p Restoration and Basin Management Team will m eet T k an d ay , Jane S8 at 7 p.m .. Ptssa* see Briefs, Fees U t �U - Swranoto HsraM. Santo nJ. Florida ■Tottday. Jin* 16. 1996 People Fun down under: Two families take a dive Blood Bank Widowftd Persons Central Florida Blood Dank Is asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type d o ­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For information, call 3220822. All widowed persons are In­ vited to m m nt 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Optimist Club The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2 194 or 322-0298. Klwanift Club Effective Oct. I. 1997. the Klwanls Club of Sanford lias moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Ma­ rina Motel on lak e Monroe. Visiting KJwan Ians are wel­ come. For information call Walt Smith. 323-5088. Dancing for Sonlora The Over 50 Dance Club dance is held every W ednes­ day. from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Clvtc Center. Live music by the Deltonlans 13ptccc band. Donation 53.00. AKAnon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every W ednesday, at B p.m.. at 111 ft. 37th St., ju st west of Sanford Avenue m Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 13step group. Weekends for th r Blackburns ami the Colliers will never be the same again after the 2 families spent the day together 50 feet under the sea. Heathrow residents. Bill and Laura Blackburn have been Welcome Wagon avid boatrr* and fishermen for Seminole Spokes Welcome several years. Now dial Iheir Wagon Club of Seminole son. William. Is a Irenagrr County holds the regular they decided to expand their montltly luncheon meeting at water activities to Include 11:30 a.m. on the third scuba diving. Wednesday of very month. *Wc waited this long because Those wishing to attend, call Bill and I wanted lo do this as Betty. 695-0144, or Lucy. a family.' said Laura. *We 322-7877. wnntrd lo wait until William was old enough berauae you have to be at least 12 years old Woman's Club to lake lessons.’ Lake Mary Woman's Club Hectic schedules delayed meets the fourth Wednesday of lire Blackburns’ lessons for a each month from Septem ber year but with the cooperation through May. For Information, of a lake Mary scuba shop, the contact Maryann Hoff. 321faintly was able lo complete 6226. certification together. •William to crazy about dtvtng now.* stated hts dad. T Recovery Inc know wliat we’re going to be Recovery Inr., to a self-help doing now In our spare tim e.' mental health organlutlon for William’s Ix-M friend. Zach people who sulfer from panic attacks, depression, fears and Calllrr. along with his mom. general nervous symptoms. Jolton were ulsn doing their For Information, call 660- 'check-out dive' at West Palm Bearh. The Blackburns called 2003. or 896-5900. the Colliers before they enrolled In the scuba course TO PS A local chapter of TOPS so they could all take lessons (Take Off Bounds Sensibly) together. The Calllm are also meets every Wednesday at from Heathrow. All 6 candidates passed the 6:30 p.m .. in the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 most stringent safety course W. SR . 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting to held every Wednesday. at 9:30. at Lakevtew Christian Church. C o a a tttn a ra vited to attend. For Information, call Horace Green, 323-54B3. Woman’s Club Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednes­ day of every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For informa­ tion on address, call Betty. 695-0144,* or Lucy. 323-7877. Lunch, FftMowahlp Sr U r I flan Msrtor. Under too ssa. tie Blackburns sand a wat yweeng \rTK*o GourtMr Of Ron Matter) the Sahara Chib. 3687 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. All meetings are non-smoking. For additional meeting limes and locations in the Central Florida area, or for more in­ formation. call 291-1900. N a r-A n o n Nar-Anon m eets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 West stale Rood 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon to a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict to more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support in coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call 3611900 for more Information. LONOWOOD-All area aertlo n are Invited to join a sentors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Stephen. 1895 Lake Emma Film Rd. The West Volusia Holocaust A covered dish luncheon, at noon, to followed by Blbte Memorial Council presents the 1995-96 film scries the first study and fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ Wednesday of every month ond and fourth Wednesday of through March, at 7:30 p.m.. the month. For more Informa­ at the Temple Shalom of Del­ tion. contact Maty Burke at tona, 1785 Elkcom Blvd.. Dst330-6391. Seminole Herald “S w ing Seminole County Since 1908“ fish and sling rays slowly wavbvi above beautiful coral. Tt was grralt It was everything we expected and m ore.' exclaimed Blackburn. available and received their N.A.U.I. (pronounced 'now•reel certification this week. They were very satisfied with their fantastic and flexible Instructors, Phil Merchant and Hon Martar. and Instructor trainer. Handy Laboy. Down under they enjoyed swimming with various brilliantly colored For those who want to rscapr the rale rare for awhile and dive Into a different world aa the Blackburns and CaUlera did. you should know that the sport to not just for Heathrow residents, nor to It just for families. The cost for lessons are under 8200 and once you are certified, group dives a n available almost dally, throughout i |)r yrar through your local scuba shops. It's a Water lawns effectively during restrictions aUon that often leads lo disease problems and can pantf money, toack: Tlic amount of water to apply at any one time varies with the amount of water Whtfftag your fawn to often necessary in Floridah hot cttmale. In our Stale, or live with on ndnfcU avenges 60 tnrhag to help Per year, but half Uto in anonymous, amount fiUi from June aatoatton. open through September, often to a relative or In sporadic large raltsoboUc. storms. Another (actor la Sanford-The Coast liners meetings sre held at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Bhrd. All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, are In­ Sanford - The Sanford Woman’s Club meets the first Wednesday of each month, O c­ tober through May. at 11 a.m.. at the clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave. Reservations for the noon luncheon arc necessary through the telephone com­ mittee. Following luncheon, a program to presented. By Kira Butter HERALD CORHESTONDENT ________ i the ot the sandy tori 1 inch of water in the top LI the roots are tn the top I t the soil ts dty, then 3 /4 to 1 Inch of water for 465 to 620 gallons of watcri to required to wet the area thoroughly. As a general rule, turfWhan to SSMT The moot efficient way lo grasses require no more than 0.3 Inches of water a lawn to to apply water only when it water per day or 0.4 Inches of water per day begins to d u v signs of oBtoo from lack of under extreme summer conditions and 0.06 water. The signs of water oUeas are. bluish- Inches of water per day during the winter gray arras In the lawn, footprints or lire when grosses are not actively growing Your tracks dial remain tn the grass long after Irrigation systrtn should dettver 3 /4 Inches of britto marry leaf blades folded tn half, water when the turfjpaaa shows water defi­ and when a soil sample from the rootoone ciency. Typically, two waterings per week feels dry. Watering Immediately when the under normal conditions, three waterings per lawn first shows signs of stress Is the most week tn the summer and. once every 10 to 14 economical way to water delay can cause days In the winter. If rainfall occurs, irriga­ permanent damage. Add-on devices are tion should be suspended according to the available for some sprinkler systems to auto­ rainfall amounts. matically determine when to water. nppljhag f r i a r Water should never be Electronic moisture senring unite or ten­ siometers allow automatic oprtnhlrr systems applied at a faster rate than tt can be to operate only when soil water is filin g low. absorbed by the soil. If the sprinklers apply These devices eliminate isreiwatering, a situ- too much water. It runs off. and to wasted. Thus, lo you haw to water la needed, how much should be appbed. and how water to lo be delivered. Light frequent watering to Inefficient and the roou. a rondtuon harmful to the groaeea. Hie brat tune lor lawn Irrigation *• early In the morning hour*. Watering during the day can waste water by eareaelve rvapaMMto and during veey hot partada aan Scald rito lawn. Whirring laic to the afteeiaon « ■ mcreeec the time that leaves remain wet. Ing restrictions ware imposed by the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners for all County water cus­ tomers since May 36. 1998. * Refrain from washing r a n at your resi­ dence. • There should be no lawn between &00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. * Even numbered houses may water their fawns on Monday. Wednesday and Fridays between 8:00 p m. and ftOO a.m. * Odd numbered houses may water Iheir lawns on Tuesday. Thursdays and Saturday between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. * There slamld be no lawn Irrigation on Sundays.. Seminole County water customers whe continually fall to comply could receive up tt a 850.00 line. The restrictions do not affect Commercial establishments. Restrictions wti) be In effect until further notice. V 01187 i( L it } N f W 'iF A i ’l i n \ • \ I «t t I * *.• i I i Vs u i I im i | * • •( M D Q v .a Rk T P l . zmjrn^i in i g i s i ■EZHZl__ i n mTmTmiT' JM grJfceg UaUtlM' Panoacai Praug* Pad si Ss/feni. md gdHonil miAng olfcfoi arvs-..»U tU & U f isisuvhsaiiHiaw " ttrra B B �B arnes hair and slapped her In Ihe fore. William Kretdler, 72, of 4300 Caraway Dr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday, June 13. by SsaWnota County deputies. Kretdler was charged with agrated assault on a person y ean or older and was ar­ rested in the 000 block of State Road 436. Kretdler allegedly chased victim with a hammer. & Cart MlgdalakJ. 43. of 204 E. 24th Si.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday. June 13, by Sanford police. Mlgdalskl waa charged with domestic violence and battery. Mlgdalskl was arrested at the above address. Mqptslofo allegedly shoved Iris Uve-ln girlfriend to the pound. Harvey Ollltaon. Jr.. 47, of 2223 Hartwell Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday, June 13. fay Sanford police. Ollhson was charged with domestic Irgrdly pulled his girlfriend Blair was charged with sale *if a controlled substance and Battery was arrested at the coiner of Sandra Allen. 29. of 1200 S. First S tm t and Avenue B. Kim Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ CCIB made the arrest. Jesse Paige. 37. of 30 Hig­ rested Saturday. June 13, by Sanford police. Allen was gins Terr.. Sanford, was a r ­ charged with battery and was retted Friday. June 12. by arrested at the above address. Aden allegedly hit husband In Paige was charged with sale of Ihe face and started lo choke a controlled substance and was arrested at the com er of him while he was driving. George Pegram. 26, of I0G Third and Avocado Avenue. Cory Lane. Winter Springs, was CCIB made the arrest. arrested Monday. June 10. by P w p o r — t i o m o lt o Dennis Carew. 23. of 1020 Winter Springs police. Pegram was charged with battery and Pearson Dr., Oviedo, was a r­ was arrested at the above ad­ rested Friday. June 12. by dress. Pegram allegedly threw Florida Highway Patrol. Carew victim to the ground, slammed was charged with possession her head on the floor and of drug paraphernalia and was arrested at the comer of How­ punched her In the head. Jam es Dowling. 29. of 1375 ell Branch Road and Dodd Palm Way. Sanford, was ar­ Road, Ifollee slopped Carew rested Sunday. June 14. by who was driving 57 In a 40 mile Seminole County deputies. per hour tone. Dowling was charged with b a t­ tery and assault. Dowling was arrested at Ihe above address. fliMne« Evy French. 54. of 740 Dowling allegedly grabbed vic­ tim and pushed her down to Brtghtvtrw Dr.. Lake Mary, waa unrated Sunday. June 14, by the ground. County deputies. S a te of controlto d Seminole French was charged with D ill and was arrested at the com er Bmjamin Williams. 19. of of Weal Wrktva Trad and Loy3425 Lincoln Ave.. Sanford, bum. French foiled to stop at a waa arrested Friday. June 12. stop sign. by Seminole County deputies. Shawn Siegel. 27. of 010 Wlfttams was charged with sale of a coni rolled substance and pos rrs slsn of a controlled subounce. Williams was a r­ rested on Stair Road 40. Ctty/County Investigative Bu­ reau made arrest as part of an undercover operation. Tyler Blair, 20. of 1301 Pal­ metto Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Friday. June 12. by Seminole County deputies. S um anl Pat Smith and Com­ mander WUhe Harden. ‘All of th is la very serious." Mayor Larry Dale aald Monday after reviewing McCauley’s re­ port. T h e use of profanity at the police station Is uncalled for. If o u r officers are talking like this there. It Is likely they would In public. That’s not good." McCauley clarified that Barnes' conduct and language were cause for being disci­ plined. but he foiled lo And the officer to be at fault in a vehicle accident on April 30 nor did he meet “the deliber­ ateness and willfulness" crite­ ria associated with Insubordi­ nation. These reprimands were what upset Barnes. "There appears lo be no doubt that Arthur Barnes used tional Support Center to fin profanity, that he cither raised getprtnt personnel, but Hardyhla voice or yetted, becam e □take sold that be was delayed Irate, and aakl some things at Crooms. He had lo solve a that were considered offensive problem with a student who to supervisors and co-workers. had removed all his clothes, Barnes was also depicted as and to deal with a belligerent being uncooperative In pro­ parent. viding Information Involving McCauley’s report said that rases Barnes may or may not I lardy-Blake’s testimony pro­ have hod knowledge of." vided a very credible account McCauley said.. and rationale of why he was Dr. D rrncdettr Hardy-Blake late to the Support Center. , the principal at Crooms McCauley said that In hla Academy In Sanford, testified opinion Baines was not lale that Barnes performed his du­ for reasons of "willful disobedi­ ties st the school In an ence." , 'exceptional" and ‘outstanding’ Dillard said that be experts manner and "beyond the call of duly." She aald he was a great that Barnes will file tor a asset to the school, (he best grievance procedure. The dis­ resource officer ever at the missal wlU then be mitigated or upheld. T here’s some school. Another of lire charges confusion Just what the hearing against Barnes was that he officer has said. I’m as much In failed lo report to tire Educa­ Ihe dark ns anyone right now." F ath er dads on Father's Day), 94 lor seniors 00 snd older. S3 for children 3-12, and free for Aflrr graduation from (he do­ younger children and members cent program, persons arc of Die zoological society. qualified to lead tours of Ihe The Centml Florida too Is too, provide animal encoun­ ters. conduct community out­ reach programs and present other types of educational ad ­ ventures. H as Sunday however, the a t­ tention focuses on dad. Admis­ sion Is free for fathers accom­ oil the decline In panied by th ru children. frequency and severity. Included m the day's events Last week. State Farm’s an ­ will be drm anstrations of rk* nouncement said it was possi­ ble because of unexpectedly lower claims bring submitted to the company. The request to reduce claim costs was made lo the compa­ nies In a meeting In March or Ihla year. *We brought the big companies lo Ihe table, and scheduled for July 22 al llir Insurance located at 3700 N.W. Highway 17-92. Juat east of lntrrslatr-4 exit 02. For additional Information phone the too at 323-4450. they ale.” Nelson said. Two other companies were also st (he table: CEICO and USAA. Nelson said their rales didn’t warrant farther atguatinrnt at this trine because a t previous cuts and dtvtdrnds. But Nelson said he experts this latest action to result In reductions by the smaller auto Insurance companies as well. "If not." be said, "well take s p ­ Briefs Children’s Home Society’s Perinatal Program is a support and parenting education pro- In Central Florida 0c3 0 unti S p m. Woodtawti Club of Central Florida. Safehouse of Seminole County. Salvation Army, and many Sanford area youth wtll put an *A Tobacco Free MgX off literatu re to Motion*. The Grave Counseling Center and Brmlnnlt HOME, In collabora­ tion with Tajlri Arts. The Boys and Girls Club, and the To­ bacco Free Partnership of Seminole County a n q » n the production on . Jmm M at 5:30 so become self-supporting members of ihe community. RH Community donations of baby Items help lo meet some of the prarttcaJ^rards of the clients p g m it H a t g M M Parent Friends volunteers work one-an-one with young d lm ts offering positive role modcllng. parenting education and encouragement. Childrens Home Society’s Perinatal Program Is looking for caring, committed women lo offer support and cncouragrment to pregnant teens and first-time moms In Seminote County. Training lo provtded. Call Jo Howard at 328-3988 for a m c information and the date of the next volunteer ort- Frailte Mac Mama, 73. Bay Avenue. Sanford, dfod SaCurday, Ju n e 13. ISM at ta r rcatdence. Bant Nov. 20, 1924 In MontlceUo. she moved to Banford in 1043. fairs. Mason waa a homemaker. She was a member of Zion Hope M issionary Baptist Church, Survivors include brother, O.B. Williams, Midbeny; stepton. Andrew J r.. Miami, Sunrise Funeral Home. Banford, hi charge of arrange* m enu, WEATHER a.m.. maj. 5:15 a m . min. 11:50 p m . maj. 5:40 p m T IM * D eytsaa Booth: high: 1:04 a m , 1:36 p m . low: 7:28 a m , 7:46 p m Row Smyrna ■ t a l i h i* : 1:09 a m , 1:41 p m . ta r. 7:33 a m , 7:51 p m , O gata B ern* high: 1:24 a m , 1:56 p m . t a r 7:48 a m . 8:06 ■mgriBS Brnwh: Seas are 23 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 80 degrees and at New Symma, 80 degrees. Winds are from the south­ west at 10-15 m-p.lt. Dec. 24. 1919 In Dcerland. Fla., she moved to Sanford from Oviedo. Mrs. Tillman was a homemaker. Site was a member of Rebecca Chapter. Older of Eastern Star. Mrs. TUhuan was a member o f New Bethel M.R Church. Survivors Include brother. Na­ "" 9 years ago from Gainesville D rB s g g s w a s s periodontist.' He was a graduate of Seminole H i* S c b o o la n d Sem ln^e Community College. Dr. Babib was a l E n S T t h T F t a S Dental Association. He attended First Baptist Church of Venice. Survivors include wife. 1 ‘-* 1 sons. R r a » w d X i S b o X r f Nokomis: daughter. Kiln . Nikomta: parents. B.D. and Joyce, Hanford: brother. Steuben sS S di • t e J S ' l B illama. Fcmbrook Pines Farter Funeral Home. Venice Chanel In charm of arvanm S F arranm Ine* VBMMMA MUEWBB Virginia Brewer. 55. 1Hand Funeral Homes. Lang((04 05501. M c l u r r hla own cabinet making busi­ ness and retired after 35 years. He was a member of Ft. Smith Baptist Church. Sons of Nor­ way. Broward County. Sports Fisherman of Broward County, charter member of the Coral Mdgr Presbyterian Church. Mr. Engrbrctaen served In the U.S. Army. 77th Special Forces. Osteen, Mao MlMtcan. Atlanta. Torktldsen. Norway, Ingebjorg BergMron. B k eU n g rn . Nor® grandchildren, * * * * * «- Baktauff Funeral ****«“ • In charge « arrangement*. _ BROCK KDfO * * « « " •* Worth High17-92. Longwood. died ■“" f t* f S f ^ IW® In Kcntucky. h f jn 1957 fawn Cocoa. Mr. King was a “ ld automobile mechanic. Aa a construction contractor. Mr. Ktag and Ida brother built the first apartm ent complex In SenUnofc County. He *f Loretta Kathleen Meyers, Dar­ lington. S.C., Pamela Blaine f t * Florence. S.C.; brothers. Cart. L ata Maty, Bud. Daytona Bmcfu 7 grandchildren: 2 AJLC. A l Bread and Obedience Over X X ) Dqg* of HO Breed* each day JUNE B . 9 . 2 0 . B CENTRAL FLORIDA FAIRGROUNDS W est Colonial D rive ?-3 Adults *3.00. Children *1.00 Flee Admission with label ,, from Pedigree food for Dogs lU m ^ ^ fo ff of �4A Smvxx* HtuM. Sanford. Floods Tueaday June IS. 1998 )~ J ^ II I T 1 P K l f f i j d • Amidst the charred drbrts of 2 houses a number of cars, trucks, shed and rtpilpmcnt. stands a statue. There Is not a tree or blade ot grass untnimrd on all the ncrr.igc o( this lann except a cbelr 2* around the base ol the statue. She stands between 2 trees which an* black and charted from the ground up Die glass dower vase on Ihr ground In front of the statue lies shattered and m rltrd on the ground. The area directly behind the statue Is covered with the ImhIu-s ol rab­ bits. chickens, pigs, and other pets caught In the drr. I am not an overly tellglous person and w a s not raised as a Catholic, yet the stir ol thr statue ol the Virgin Mary was miraculous Hie statu r Is ]usl a standard lawn statur ol the Virgin Mary, approximately 21/2 feet tail She Is all while w ith a blur p a in te d sh ell e n ­ veloping her from behind, and s h e Is rnmplrtrly stirmundrd by nrres of purr destruction. She stands untouched, not a A miracle as statue survives rile O m rva ftrr tu n been d r rlarrd u n d rr control since h P m. Monday evening. June H Seminole County Ftrr Departmem Is still re*paiiding to Mtull llarc ups and will remain on a brightened state of alert until the current dangerously dry conditions have ended. iVs w as the caw in the afternoon of the tornadoes, the de struclluu seemed to nullsctlmlnately jump from place to place There arc arras com ­ pletely surrounded by burned out remains, yet some are completely untouched Much ol this ts due to the tremendous effort of flreflghterx during the blaze. One site, however. Is tnth- remarkable. I will not give the actual physiral location due to the fact that it ts on pri­ vate property and the owners have enough work to do with out dealing with sight sects .*liUSHnHBP : * v Vs duU'iwSi, ; ;-, 5s*-sV:? ASvV-fSSt- 'fr & .iy ' *$ S ■■Vi­ ni.uk c.m In* seen on the statue. As I statist eat tier. I am not a religious person, but the sight of this i .nmol help but give vou pause lo rrflrit. Mavis- bet pieseure on ihr scene bcl|sd cllsuic ibal no llvrs were lost Lrn Drrube Geneva Sym bolic call to arms Hits Irllrr Is a symbolle rail to arms. Wr the people of Saidoul and surrounding arras must drlrnd ihr lands and wa trrfronls that m i desperately need lo be prolet ted now and lor futurr generations Devrl opmenl ol itir l.ikelnml and Lind ail|arrnt to Ft. Mellon l\irk would rsiabllsb a prece­ dent that could lead to m oir reckless assault and pollution of the waterways bv others. Don's Performance llow can any teaponslblc citi­ zen with lorrslglit allow Ibis to happen? let us help the city to glow but not at the expense of the citizenry. Ft. Mellon Park now provides recreation for families and children hi a tx-.uitiful. natural selling, not to mrntlim a home for uildlllr A bolrl and ronfercm e center In the lirart of ibis area would destroy Ihr very uniqueness which Ihr drvrlopeis llnd attractive. 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Jeff Berlinicke i <.~, All-Star tournament time Sanford to host five tourney’s; Go and check PONY starts at out our new West Seminole Herald Staff W rit* professional sports team SANFORD _ In a niclrojMillluii area not known for siip|>ortlng professional sports. Sem inole County h a s a <!uuire now to prove it ran . You won't find a h ard er working, hut sm all organization, a s the O rlando Surge, (h r new professional roller hockey team tliat will la* playing Its hom e gam es ut th e InU ue S k a tr C enter In Dingwixal. Not only do they n erd supiairt. but It m ay tie the first professional team to call Sem inole County Its hom e. The Ilest purl ab o u t the Surge Is th at It Is a lorn) team , m ade u p of local guys, trying to fit Into the loral com m unity. Try gellin g close with anyone on the O rlando Magic Typically, llie players gel to th e O rlando A rrna. park their c a rs In Iwirrtcaded ureas, walk w ith a n escort Inside a private e n tra n c e tuid leave the sam e way. How m any ol you r a n say you've s lia k rn h a n d s w ith Penny. Horace or unyonc else on the Magic? And th a t's no knock on the Magic. P enny und the rest know they'd lie inoblx-d a n d nrver get to thetr r a r s alive. T h at's w hal w ith playing In a m ajor sport w ith a m o u n ts of m oney Involved. It's nil about celebrity. H u ll's not the case w tlh th e Surge. Team m em bers know lliey'tl probably never m ake II to the NHL o r even the high m inors In hockey, so they're pretty m uch tickled to It receiving a paycheck for playing th eir favor lie sport. If you w rrr am ong the nearly 800 |K*ople a t S a tu rd a y 's hom e opener, a 14-6 rom p over Ibe S outh C arolina Eire Ants, you saw a bu n ch of h u n g ry guys m aking 0500 per week dial didn't m ind sticking a ro u n d a lte r the gam e to sign a u to g ra p h s und sluikc hands. None of th em were In a h u rry to go meet their ag en ts for d rinks. In fact, the players seemed alm ost eager to talk to th e fans, m an y of them kids, who a t ­ tended. It w as a s If the players felt a s If they were purl of die crow d, not Ju st Ibe n ig h t's e n te rta in m e n t. The gam e Itself Is us exciting us the gam e they play on Ice. (hurls a re m u ch e a slrr to come by with faster-paced play a n d . fur b et­ ter (ur som e w ould say. Tor worse), th ere w as no fighting. Only five penuldcs w ere called ull night • two on S o u th C arolluu - und th ere w eren't the dozens of play stoppages associ­ ated w ith the NHL gam e. Roller hockey lia s been here before an d lust two y ears ago, th e O rlando J a c k a ls folded uftcr one year, playing before em pty scats a t the O rlando A rena. Even w hen th e Ja c k a ls drew a few th o u sa n d funs. It still looked em pty ns the cheering bounced o(T the cav­ ern o u s walls. At Longwood S atu rd ay , It w as dlircrcnt. The crowd nearly filled tire place a n d the ex ­ citem ent w as th ere an d It w as re tu rn e d by die players after th e gam e. One gam e docs not a franchise m ake. The Surge Is hom e ag ain W ednesday a g ain st Tam pa a n d dicy'll be lucky to d raw so well on n wecknlght. h u t after the gam e. If y o u r kids w ant a u lo g ru p h s an d the chance to m eet a real professional athlete. It m akes sense to stop by a n d check o u t Sem inole C ounty's first professional sp o rts team . L i l t S e c o n d S h o t : W hen MJ took that Jlnal shot Sunday night, urtf/i the game and the series on the line, was there ever any doubt? IN BRIEF MLHRA honors Martens LONGWOOD _ Major League Roller llockry has named Orlando Surge forward Mike Mar­ tens Ha first player of the week for the 1098 season. In Orlando's season-opening game on June 13. Martens tallied five goals and one assist on only nine shots In the Surge's 14-6 victory over the South Carolina Fire Ants. Martens played the 1997-98 ice hockey sea­ son lor the Columbus Cotlonmouths of the n s a s s ass M s * . Fa** • * BABE RUTH TOURNAMENTS IS _ Game 13 winner vs. Game 13 loser (If both teams hove one loss). 6 p.m. Lakeside Holler tty Dean Sm ith HERALD SCORTS EDITOR SANFORD Seminole County, .uni rxpr< i.illy Sanford, will l>r a very busy place for you lit Im w Im II tournaments over the next rnuplr of months West Seminole PONY (Protect Our Nation's Youthl kliks the Alt Mar Tournament Season tonight bv hosting a 10 Team Double Kllmina lion District Tournament at Its complex located lirbind Ibe K Mart at the Intersei tlon of 434 and 4lWt in Aitamoiiie Spnngs near Forest City Die tournament will feature teams from Seminole Orange. Volusia and Osceola court* lies Die Seminole As drum Seminole PONY) o| h-iih the 11miilament by taking on Hear Creek 11 at 0 p in At 7;45 p m . West Volusia ft IDeltona) takes on Orlando SAY H West Seminole II will play the Seminole AHear Creek 11 winner al 0 p.m. on W'rdneadny and Ibe West Seminole A challenges Hear Crrek A at 7:45 p m Lakeside Altamonte I . Oamr I winner n . Game 3 win* nrr. 0 p m Oamm • _ Oamr I lamer vs. Game 3 loser. 0 1 O u w 3. B loser. 7 10 win* II Ptoass te e Tourney a. Pag* 0A Baltimore L ead ers bound riwHum Dm Raines Jr. agrred to a ronir.it l w1lh th r Baltimore Orioles on Monday und will lx*gin Ills professional career this weekend In the Gulf Coast Rookie League In Sarasota. I1ALDMORE _ Die fkill Imore Orioles proved wlial a d a ta a rt they t r r prior to the signing of Dm Raines Jr. lo a baseball runtrart. Last week llie younger Raines reportedly turned down an 085,000 bonus offer, but over the weekend agreed to an undisclosed amount. Dir Otlolrs waltrd until Dm Raines Sr. and the New York Yan­ kees came to town on Monday to start a scries to sign 'Little Rock’ so dad could be on hand. Raines Jr., who hit .380 with six home run. 35 RHI and 18 stolen bases for Seminole High School this season und was one of the leaders on the Sanford Post 53 train that won the American Le­ gion World Series title last aim mrr. will begin his professional currer this weekend In Sarasota where the Gulf Coast Rookie League plays Its games. If the younger Raines can make a rapid rise through the Minor Leagues he could Join Dm Sr. In the majors, becoming Just the sec­ ond father-son duo to play In the majors at Ihc same time In history, following the Griffey's. Ken Sr. and Ken Jr., who lum rd the trick with die Seal lie Mariners in the early 90's. Dm Sr. Is 38-plus years old and playing In Ids 18th major league season as an out fielder/designated hitter with the Yankees. Devil Rays break new ground for Lake Mary Little League ■y Je ff Cass HERALD L’ORRESTONDENT LAKE MARY _ Alter Ihelr 1998 season, the futurr for Lake Maty's Little League teams will answer to u new stundard. Dennis Ekberg. first year coach of the Lake Maty Devil Rays, guided the nine- and 10-year-old-squad to the regular season Minor Division Plasms sss Rays, Bags OA Ttw 1996 Lake Mary Llttla League b reeze to C hristian outlasts M aronda in C o-E d B u ff B sports SANFORD _ Do you remember die commercial where dir woman says. ’It s not nice lo lool Mother Nature.* dien brings up u storm? Well on a lake-off on that theme we present. 'It's not nice to make Ueer :30 mad.* The co-league leaders bounced back In a big way from thetr first loss of die season last week, 17 runs on 14 hits In the top of the I SM Co-Ed. wo n u n . so ao O OS. 0 1 u m i a .a a a s o o tio io .aeas • s o s . so to ooo ■ o a �Ftatda - Tuesday. J im l# . IMS Co-Ed nine and ro u tin e to a 20-0. three Inning Run Rule victory over MJQ. Deer :30 pitcher Jerry DtBartolo added tnault to b^uiy. hurting n one-hitter to hta taro innings of work. The co-leartrri with Derr :30, w m pw Music a c m e , wruen beat Deer :30 last week, did almoot aa good, aa pitcher Bruce Sellers allowed only three singles as KMS bUtard (9-41 and the Sendnote Scoop RBI). Karla Findley and Kelly Bany (two stnglea. two now scored and one RBI each). Brenda Anderson (one single, three runs scored, taro RBI). Rfck Weds (one run w w i Also contributing were Vic IKBoitolo lone home run. one sln0e. two runs scored, two RBI), Joy Weaver (one triple. Maronda Homes ted 2-0. 6-5. 20- 11 and 25-21, white Sanford Christian Church ted 5-2. 1 1-6. 2120 and the final score. . Maronda Homes looked like It might pull out the wto fay scoring five rune to the top of the seventh inning, but Sanford Christian C h u rn answered back with five runs to the bot­ tom of the ssventh toning to secure the triumph. Hughs (one home run. one Sanford a victory In a DieTram Tournament. Doing the damage far Msronda Homes were Michelle CarroU (two triples, three sin­ gles. one run scored, four RBI). Lori Poe (one home run. one triple, one double, one single. Christian BriefsTourney’s b e l,a c M up t-ahirt. pra - w ZZ LtQBl Moilcil Moyer takes reins o f GFC Fisheries Division who held the fisheries poet Knee August 1096. Shireman retired from the GFC on March 27. The new fisheries director field he hopes to increase fishing opportunities for angkre and try to make Ashing a fam ily -oriented in mfcTohtohUf. In 1976, he studied cool <M*Tdlike to open more fishing areas that are con venient to fimdttea throughout the state so they can apoid more time fishing." he said. Tn addition. 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No. 223 10 C n U THURSDAY. JULY 2.1998____ Gubernatorial campaign trail: Seminole Bush wins senior friends in visit to Winter Springs battle latest wildfires streets r r" Lake Mary studies interim £ 3 codes, approves first phase of downtown development 'i ) ■■■i Til �3A - Semmoto Herald, Sanford, Ponds - Thursday, July 2. 1990 Try to remember what you’re doing today Tills may not lx* what II was The following Is a schedule of children's programs for the North supposed to be. which Is OK. Branch. 1GO N. Palmetto Avc.. Sanford, the West Branch. 245 Today happens lo he I Forgot Hunt Club Blvd., North. Longwood, and the Northwest Branch, Day. a duy to make up for every­ 580 Greenwny Blvd.. Like Maty*, of the Seminole County Public Library System. The brandies are open Monday !hrough T hurs­ thing weYe forgotten to do. What day. 9 u.m. to 9 p in.: closed Friday; Saturday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; la It we're trying to say? Oh yes. Do you have birthday or Sunday. I to 9 p.in. For more Information on any of the p ro ­ grams, call 322-2182. 862-2282 or 321-2419. All programs ore anniversary cards that are late? Mall them today. fire and open to the public The reason today Is I Forgot M a x o tv .J rL Y t Day Is that It is the 183rd day of It) 00 AM rrewhivl (3 . 5 \r*) litd the year - exact center. At noon 7 00 PM Bedtime 13 •7 >r*.) today 182 1/2 days will have 10 00 A 10.4a a m ! 1 ixkltcrs (11 tin's ■J Its ) Ninth passed with another 182 1/2 lo in oo a io m T a m Mother Ikvse lim e(llinh-1> m.ss.3 NiWhuni 7 00 I'M goBedtime (3 * 7 >r».) Don't forget tills. 10 00 AM Hj I .cs - PrcssalYcts W ot 10-30 AM Babies •Wallers lo 1* mo* S pu n t am T lL M n Y ,J lL Y 7 Did you evrr stop to think 0:30. 10 15 A 11:00 AM Toddlerslllm n s -3 > rs ) tart there's a place called Spam 10 00 A 10 45 AM IVrKhootJ)North Town? Well, as sure as there's a 1:00 PM Sion telling Big Apple, there Is also a Spam 10:00 A 10.43 AM Preschool (3 - J >rs.) Northwest Town. Today. In fact, ts the open10 00 A II 00 AM Preschool (3 -5 >rv) West Robert f 't r t t t - Son;* A Cuitar 1SO M ing of the Spam Town USA \ V u »rM > Y Y .JtlY • Festival In Austin. Minn. T h n r s 1000 AM Prrwhcs>lt3*5>rs.) Hast going to be a treasure hunt, bike J SO M K.’K r l C\T’*U - S u t f t A liuil.tr rices and a spam eating contest. 10 00 AM Babies (birth • 11 mot.) North w elk-com a 7 00 PM Bedtime (3 •7 yrs.) This may be the most Impor10.00 A 10 45 AM loJJler SkfwrstlS mot •3 >t» ) Northwest 1 SO M Jt.'Vr/ £ \rrtn - -Soijrr A (Jtul.tr tant date In television history. 10 00 A II.00 AM W ol Presehoolt3-5>rs.l The Lawrence BMk Show began 3:00 PM film Test (all sees) on July 2. 1955. In It's early Cam Wert Tin'U D Y Y .JC LV V d.30* 10 00 AM llahiet |Rmh • l> mos.) 101)0. io Y o a 11.00 AM IcxVllets ( I t nut. - 3 >r» ) Robert Fsrrett-Seagt A C a llir 2. S U M S ytv r d a y . J u .y 11 10:30 AM Saturday Stories (3 -7 >rs) East 10 30 AM Saturday Stones (3 -7 jrs.) Norih SalurJjy Stories(3 -7 > ra ) 11*0 AM Northwest llO O A M Saturday Stories (3 •7 yrs.) Wert M o m u y . J il y 3 East Pmehool (J •S yts.) 10 00 AM 7.00 PM Bedtime ( 3 -7 Yrs.) 10 00 A 10 45 AM Toddlers t i l mos. - 3 >r» ) North 10.00 S 10 43 AM Mother Ooo*e Time (Bmh > 11 mos) Northwest 7*0 PM Bedtime (3 •7 yrs. 3 TltSOAY, J lf Y T ~ loddiers(II mos -3 yrs.) 930.10:13 a 11*0 AM East 10*0 a 10:45 AM North P m m h o d (i-5 > ».) iito o * 1045 a £ i Preschool (3 - J yrs.) Northwest W t m u o i v . J i t 7 B -------------------- ---------------------------10:00 AM East Preschool (3 •i yn.) Cttnjftti Club f ) i n . A uftj J IS M 10.00 AM Babies (Birth •l l mos.) North 7 00 PM Bodtime (3 •7 yrs.) \Q.00A 10.45 AM Northwest Toddla Stones (11 moo. •3 > «.) 2 00 t S t T m yssoay , J lly T i ------------------------------------------------------East | Babies (Birth- I t mw.) - (S J O S 10*0 AM » m J T T T u m u r j j v i v is 1030AM Saturday Stories (3 •7 yrs.) East I0 J0 A K I Saturday Stories ( 3 - 7 yrs.) North 11*0 AM IVUIIIWBto Satmday Stories (3 •7 yrs.) years It was actually known as the "Dodge Dancing Party." The L ennon B iste rs, Norm a S tarrier. A lice Lon and Tfeaya F alaa were some of Wclk’s finest singers and dandng partners. The country hasn't been the some since. Some of us are still watching the reruns. Qog't fgggg mg |ft -w _ nnw (w|(” Fence ^ tod H(U£ lbal> Mo. E " ne £ rxl(fd about thl> ^ Jum p ^ mud to |. leyball competition. There's a Tomboy Sawyer contest, too. Fireworks will be shot off the banks of the Mississippi. The highlight of the nonsense Is the Americans can pay tribute to one of their greatest hcroca-the mag­ nificent Dae* Thom as, You know the guy ntr the Zambonl. Dave from Wendy's. This H o n tlo Alger Award winner Is 66 today. He's from Camden. N J. We’ve never seen him with the little dog on the Taco Bell nds. Actress C h aty l Ladd Is 46 today. Baseball player Jo aa C aasoco Is 34. Free chill for everyone. Mirror, mirror Fence Painting Contest. More than 65.000 will attend. Most will bring brushes. Less we forget on I Forgot Day. Friday Is Compllmcnt-YourMlrror Day. Throughout the United States and Seminole Counly, millions will go to their mirror and compliment It on hav­ ing such a terrific and good-look­ ing owner. Wherever you go expect to see other m inors also smile at you. There's a fellow named B ah B irch in Falla Church. Va.. who thought this up. lie must have reflected on It a long time. Friday la nlso Stay Out of the Sun Day. Especially with mir­ rors. Counseling center recives pregnancy prevention grant . ... ^ u Health and Human Services In the Southeastern states, J. Jarrett • p ro w «• i n n srsia Clinton, M.C.. describes the purposes of the Regional project. The Drove n .im v ii.u n - , . . ... . „ , . Tills special funding Is not for medical senders that ran be ob110? f o ? ^ d s T o S r T m '" T “ “ ? ■PP,,C** mined elsewhere. We wanted to support romnmnlty group* that nrecnancv in the s^minole »° prrvrnl leenage had c ^ i v c ncw ideas about how to reduce teenage pregnancy Sramlrutmn will Thr and give them a chance to make their Ideas work. T h o s e that can .u « ~ Regional T raining C enter said. "We received 72 applications for com m unity groups in the eight S outheastern states th at m ake up our Region. H ie Orove C ounseling C enter. Inc., w as one of only five projects th at were ajpproved and funded for th e second cycle of projects. The Emory Regional T raining C enter to coordinating th is unique eig h t-state teenage pregnancy prevention effort through a gran t from the U A D epartm ent of Health and Hum an Service, Region IV - A tlanta. There are an additional fifteen sites funded through th e initial cycle of th is program throughout th e S outheast. Title X of the U.S. Public H ealth Service Act established the n a ­ tional family planning program In 1970. Over the p ast 25 year*, th e S outheastern states, using funds provided through Title X have developed an extensive netw ork of over 1,000 clinics. These clinics provide Information, contraceptive services, pregnancy testing, screening for disease and other services aim ed a t red u cla* .tjy ..iP y b£T 01 “«inm nded pregnancies. Improving m aternal and child health, and reducing abortions. ■ , , .. The Regional Health A dm inistrator for the U.S. 6ep*rV ncnt of » y .a r ,« n I* dupllrm lrd In o .h « T R A N S M IS S IO N Hindi 1 Beveriy Sanford *L__, . • _ ^ nounced they will be see positions in d istricts 1, 2 a.m .. m aj. 6:39 a.m ., m in. 12:49 p m , mg). 6:96 p.m . 22 9 a.m., 3:19 p.m., Imr 8:99 ajn.. 9 2 8 p m Hsw Bapima •MMu high: 2:34 k m . 3 2 0 pm . km: 9 2 4 a m . 9:43 p m . O m t l m l i high: 2:49 a m . 3:39 pjn., km. 9:19 a m . 9 2 8 an Thursday in the Winds are front the south weal at 10-18 tn.p.h. For additional Inform ation phone the PBAS at 426-6916. SJRW M O w iitln i The S t. Jo h n s River Vfater M anagem ent D istrict m eetings an tin g board will begin a t 9 a.m . W ednesday, the regulatory m eeting will contain a num ber o f Item s hated as Seminole County locations. They include item s pertaining to W estovcr a t H eathrow Homeowners As­ sociation, Riverside Landings, Hom s D o s t a t Oviedo Cross m m * * »* The Only Thing \bu Need To Put Down For A New Home Is A W elcome M at. **•- Ugnment project, and two item s concerning the C hap­ m an Road project. The m eetings will be held a t th e aiRWMD headquarters. S tate Road 100 W est. Palatka. TowM Rony SEMINOLE COUNTY - O nce again. Income from tourist taxation h as ended up g reater th an had been expected. Ac­ cording to Seminole County Tourism Developm ent D irector Ja ck W ert, th e anticipated in- Seminole Herald 912,639. T his for In th is c u rre n t budget year from Oct. 199* to May 1900, th e county haa re - i NsMpmsfs. Inc. • 300 N. French Avc., SaaM . FL 32771 Phone; (407) 322-2911 Fmc (407) 3239409 19 percent higher sen predicted a n d oua constitutional am end­ m ents have been proposed by Florida’s C onstitution Revfston Com m ission. The of Women V oters of Sem inole County Speakers Bureau to and to 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 at all. That means you can buy a house today and make a mortgage payment that is about the same as you pay for rent. To see i f you qualify for a SunTrust mongage loan, call us at 1-800-330-4MTC or stop by the nearest branch. V : , , S unTrust Be Ready For Life to explain th e t both pro and eon. The League Voter's mtoaton to em inent Get a home loan with 0% down. influence �pp •v Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. July 2 . 1998 - M C e a tliM i from P a fi 1A Attempt to •lucte Carlos Pere*. 22. of 1187 Palmway Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Monday. Ju n e 29, by Lake Maty police, Perea was charged with f le e ­ ing/nit emptlng to dude, reslsllng without violence, petit Ihcft, driving while license Is suspended or revoked, and h a­ bitual Iraffle offender. Perea was arrested In the 100 block of Washington Avenue. Driving undor tho Influonoo Joseph Jenkins, 21, of 870 Banana Lake Rd.. Lake Mary, was arrested Thursday, June 25, by Seminole County depu­ ties. Jenkins was charged with DUI and was arrested at the corner of Sanford and WVUy. Officer noticed defendant hav­ ing trouble standing. Troopotslng Joe Mobley, 42, of 1307 W. 13th Place. Sanford, was a r ­ rested Thursday. June 25, by Sanford police. Mobley was charged with trespassing and was arrested tn the 1000 block of West Oth Street. Donald Pritchett. 25. of 4220 S. Orlando Dr.. Sanford, waa arrested Friday. June 25. by Longwood police. Pritchett was charged with trespassing and was arrested in the 1400 block of Meadowlark Street. •toten property Ronnie Wilson, 53. of 5745 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, was a r ­ rested Thursday. June 25. by Seminole County deputies. Wilson was charged with deal­ ing in stolen property and grand theft of firearm. Wilson was arrested at the above a d ­ dress. ties. McDonnough was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams. McDonnough was arrested at the comer of Wylly Avenue and Sanford Ave­ nue. Police pulled McDonnough over for having no fall lights and a broken right brake light. Anthony Skiffen, 38, of 1208 S. Elm Ave., Sanford, was a r ­ rested Friday, Ju n e 26, by Sanford police. Skiffen was charged with resisting without violence and possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Skiffen was arrested at the comer of Orlando Drive and SUte Road 417. Officer found plastic baggie with green leafy substance In the defendant's pocket. Battery Jonathan Stopanl. 32. of 108 Springwood Clr., Longwood. was arrested Thursday. June 25. by Seminole County depu­ ties. Stopanl was charged with burglary, aggravated assault and battery. Stopanl allegedly threatened to kill victim with a vase of marbles. He also hit the victim about the fore and cheat and barged Into defen­ dant's home. Codes enlistm ent of county support and sta te and federal redevel­ opm ent g ran ts. Jo n es suggested asking Sem inole County to contribute with financial institutions, one local bank had 8300 billion available to lend to com m unity developm ent project. The com m ission and DDAC unanim ously directed MSA to continue with the second phase of the study. DDAC will continue tb s review of the In­ terim rules Tuesday. Ju ly 7. a t 8 a.m ., tn th e com m ission —i Arson ■ *'• ■ no at the center, enough Tor In­ terplay and dialogue. "You can't do this with 300 or more people." Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Morris said. "Jeb Bush la a real positive when he speaks with people. He's not negative. He's not p u t­ ting down anyone. He Just ex­ plains how things are being done and how much better they can be done. He's learned a lot from the 1994 race. He's pre­ pared for everything thl* time • especially the stuff that goes on before election day.** Morris expects Bush to beat MacKay, pulling a Republican governor In office after the Democrats ruled for right ara. "There are no secrets re • Bush Is known and re­ spected. It helps that he speaks Spanish and has strong support from Hispanic voters. He's working with AfricanAmericans . And he's using the small group sessions to team exactly what each group wants." In the next week or so. Bush Is expected to name hts runntng mate (lieutenant governor) and it's pretty much a guessing game as to whom he will pick. "It's a closely guarded secret." Seminole County Comndsatonrr Wtn Adams said Wednesday. T would think he will choose someone from the 1-4 Corridor • someone with name recognition." MacKay has tapped on 1-4 Corridor running mete tn for­ mer state Senator Rick Dantiler from Lakeland. "My main criteria In looking for a running mate was finding someone who will be on active partner." MacKay said. "I have found that In Rick Don tiler. Rick and I share a vision for Florida's fti- C Jsb Bush enjoyed masting with 00 members of the Winter Springe Senior Center on Tuesday. He's deter­ mined to be successful In Ms second gubernatorial MacKey for the Democrallc nod. He seemed lo be tiring of the ranpalgn strain but willing to work for MacKey. ’I'm cer­ tain we con best Jen Hush nnd his right wing agenda," Dantxlrr said. "Come January. PU rest easy knowing that Buddy and Rick ere leading Florida Into the 21st century." Oov. Chiles said. Others aren't quite so confi­ dent the MacKay-Dantzler tram will gel the votes. One critic said that two while. Southern fellows may not be what diver­ sified Florida has In mind for Its 21st century leaders. For that reason, atone. Bush's pick for a running male bears even more mystery. Ills earlier pick. Secretary of Slate Is doing exctllng things In the state." The woman moat mentioned us a running male to Bush Is Mary McCnrty. n county com- missioner from Palm Beach. She is one of three leading candidates according lo Re­ publican Insiders. T believe Jeb Bush will pick the most qualified , person whether It lx: a man or a woman." sold Jim Stelling, Chairman of the Seminole County Executive Committee and one of three Seminole County co-chairmen for the Bush campaign. "What Jeb Is looking for Is a soul mate, someone who believes in his philosophies. jstaractSLaaer Seeing how deep a hole MacKay seem ed to be digging. Oov. Lawton Chiles suggested th at he get Den trier on the ticket. Dan trier had been run­ ning on his own an d trailing n stitu te Orua*Clty Dsytoo* Beach (407) 33)4111 (WM) 774-8*44 (*•«) 7884696 Every Friday down the river (M ississippi River) and paaa single file, peat a coast guard boat w hich would have a priest and give a Every Monday Every Ttitxfay and he asked th a t they line iqi In single file to p ass the U topia where th e cerem ony will be conducted. benediction." Now. for a iU b c boats in the W * 1 j ■ ■ ) ’’: fll THA A According to one o f th e m ost recent estim ates. Ngntnxng u c m u ica wim causing 80 lo 90 percent of the latest fire outbreaks, leaving the rem aining 10 to 30 percent apparently ttons. prim arily tn V olusia County where th e greatest num ber o f acres have burned th u s for. A ddition­ ally. a n o n probes are undenrey tn rig h t o th er coun­ ties. The State Fire Mar­ sh al's office h a s su b se ­ quently set up an arso n r^ / y v __ 1r *_A_A_ He Indicated th a t enthusiasm th is year la flood, possibly b e t­ te r th an in th e p ast. "As for a s rm concerned." he said , "getting blessed by th e fath er Is a form of free Insurance." He added th at th e City of Sanford, and especially Mayor Larry Dale are also showing m ore In­ terest and giving support lo the proj ect. In th e blessing of the fleet lost year. M onts said approxi­ m ately 50 hos ts took p o rt, from powe r boats, to 40-footers. sailboats, and even Fires /l I </11*■c /1 11 / 0 * iT G a l l o n ' a • Jr k Tel A \J �4A •Bsmtnda Herald. Santort, Florida •Tburaday. July 2 .199fl With fresh ideas for students .- ■ . __________ _ - _____ *_ . ootof. Chairman Jans Morgan (toft pholo. far right) presents tbs proposal lo Sami5w (toitoomwit no* County School's Director oI Curriculum Instruction Dm Schumscksr ing book. Historic and Sodsl StudiM Curriculum Spsdalst Jans Pslmsr (sscond and third from ot Sanford bom tts- -Tlmacuan ^ right). Ths Tbs coloring book commmoo commUioo Is mado nude ip ig> community volunteers mInw ---------- : -Indiana to ms preMot^ ^ tan dsoss and rto*). commMsa Is ottering fos ^ eluding Chip Chapman, profscl co-chair and msrrbsr of ths writing tsam. ths rigid lo raproducs ths DOO* to tns aemex* umxny acnow » tMm » ___ u*, Tmu Raw **»•* managsmsnt co- (f«m M l), local.rttat wtotTroy Ray. and andRnmkmln Ssmlnotornmtu County Rrhnrt School tnaam mumum ana. spe- ciaHat and coloring book pifoMcstlons commWss msnhsr Swans Flshsr. VISTA volunteer Jans Morgan (right photo) woicomst Somkwlo Rsada program votontssrs to ■ lunchson hstd at Flrei Baptist Church In Sanford In Ihsir honor. honor, VoluntMri vwumssri In in Service aorvic# To i o Amsrlcs rurwnca sponsored roonsorvu Ihs «w Rsa w - " • crease vokinieor reading tutors In Ssmtnote County stemsntary schools Editorial & Opinion T ow ard an equal v o ic e in com m unity affairs flffifft.h rtd ffl. 1Guest Column----------- 1 _____ ^ T i . . support lo the opening of The New V. York Ulstro by longtime acquaintance Kami Yoaeplilan. Now to the real Issue--to preserve or not preserve Fort Mellon Park. We could waste words replying to rach Item listed by Mr. Doug and Kulin (e.g.. the tennis courts are "not fit to play on* due lo years of neglect by the city, Vs there Is also no historical marker at the n 'n n T l n n US rapilot, etc.), but what equipment or factllllea are located there la not the point. The tsauc Is a simple one. Slwiuld San­ ford drrlare the area known aa Fort Mellon Park a public pork In perpetuity or allow It We. end the other active member* of The to be used for commercial development? Society (well over 100 and growing dally), Thin la the only Issue that Is Important. •hare a curious notion th at *We the peo­ Personalities do not mailer. Station In life ple...* la tnciu atv e-th at every person, re­ does not mailer. Political affiliation does gardless of their s u tu re in Ufe. place of not matter. The fate of our park does mat­ b o th , length of residence, or any other (ac­ ter. We. and The Society, are very close to tor, h a s an equal voice In the affairs of having the requ..-rd number of registered one s voter signatures to take this ta m e 1to ths voters. Lrtttng the people make this deci­ sion Is our only goal. Is Mr* Kuhn willing to let the people, even those'he would dis­ enfranchise. make this decision? In his diatribe against Sonny Rabom. oed straight. Doug does In b e t derive h is Mr. Kuhn points out the fundamental Issue In Orange County and spends It In of Fort Mellon Park when he says. "You Sanford. Debbra buys for her Interior de- know, allowing the glorious old homes to algn clients exclusively at Sanford and be chopped up Into cash cows for the Sem inole County sources. More Impor­ shunfonfo. a problem we are stiff fighting tantly. we pour money Into downtown today.* Courting a quick economic shot In Sanford while taking Utile out. It seem s to the arm without long and serious consid­ u s a very nice arrangem ent for downtown eration of the potential long-term «wvseSanford. We also dine and shop alm ost ex­ quences la always a mistake, Mr. Kuhn, clusively In downtown, specifically to n jp - whether one Is talking about houses or hoport local buatnessea, recently lending our lels. W n r' M A G IC S FAST! ~ u ii Mj •.... Ulfil ___ ____________ _ Every cttlaen of Sanford. Indeed every American, should thank his or her lucky •tax*, and w hatever Ood they pray to. th at Bob Kuhn w as not a representative to the C onstitutional Convention some 211 sum ­ m ers p ast. Had he been, and had his views prevailed (as noted In his guest colum n In the H erald of Ju n e 2«). those who would be excluded bum participating In local gov­ ernm ent affair* would be: 1. newcomer*.* Though Mr. Kuhn did not fam ish a specific length of tim e after w hich one achieves "resident* sta tu s, we he would opt for a sliding excluding whomever D IE T W e ’re S o ld M ” 1'V F ' <■ - ■ ' .A . ~*i— 322-2911 £»cititnolc Herald HOUSE CLEANING 2 5 "«. O E F t t 11 m i- r 11-.»»»im i LETTER S Reinstate Ofc. Mullins i and Judicial land a l too ■Up th ro u g ) order to keep th e streets of Sanford a safe place to reside. Tm personally n ot a sm oker, b u t I understand th e need to •de-stress* w hen In a stressful situation. Some of u s can count to 10. som e do •deep­ breathing* exercises, o th ers th e n n t tt*'it 1” i b u t to rd working pokes off)Bored from th e * Jobs mm th a t are "totally* Salvation Year*...This Is a n 11-year vet' eran of the Police D epart m ent...D on't let a *minor* in Grove your Police D epart­ m ent... SPEAK OUT. both sm okers and non-sm okers alike. It’s situations such a s this, th at takes the focus off th e streets and perm its yet a n ­ other ’crim inal to get sway. Why Is It taking Je su s so long to retu rn to E arth a s He prom ised? People. It ts be­ cause J e su s loves and cares for every single one. Right th is m i­ nute. three are m any hum an beings Infected with sin. be­ cause they have chosen the ways of the world. If Je su s had already returned, those souls would have been lost. J e su s h a s delayed His return so all people can know, love and serve Ood. As the way to reach the w orld's dtixens. J e ­ su s la counting on all C hris­ tians to share their beliefs with •Jesus* and a m an called •A ntl-C hrtsf are going to and are already fighting for our aouls. Je su s because He loves us and *Satan*. *the Impostor* because be h ates Ood and C hristiana. Satan m eans to condemn our souls. Before Je su s, the Son of Ood returns, a m an will claim to be Ood. He will rule the World be­ cause he will claim to be The M essiah the world expects. It will really be S atan. U la believed 3 /4 of the peo­ ple will believe him. They wtll tu rn their back on Je su s. U la going to seem like In the mov­ ies we enjoy. All those who show honor to the Im postor will believe they m ade the right choice. Then the action begins. The evil one will end up a dictator. •a ruler, a m aster who will kill anyone who even disagrees with him. He wtll even brand people like cattle. M ark of the and 0th graders a t two area middle schools. The a £°v* B in th is Initiative are the 8em inole County Healthy S tart Coalition. Planned Parenthood. Tailri School of fcrform lng Aria and Aca­ dem ics. th e Local H ealth Council. U kevlew Middle School, and Sanford Middle School. • 8.T.O.P. will com bine sex education with esteem building, raised fftHreHretc. iw m building, substa nce abuse education, and violence prevention/conflict resolution skill enhancem ent. In mAAHu* in after school classroom sessions participants will have th e opportunity to participate In aria, dram a. and e n tre p re n e u r­ ship sessions a t Tailri Arts. M well m The Q roves A dventure Baaed Counseling. ROPES course. P arents wtll be actively In­ volved in th e program , aa well. f ir tnfonaation. Tbs Orova'a Bxscuttve Vies Piealdm *. B renda OffUam ^ooro. a t 407-339-3609. rstm rio n U S may be contacted about th is project. ATTIU: CHRISTIANSII at the corner of Myrtle S Park Food. Drinks and inualc 4-9 fory Craws af life Jam Mktoiriw Rack) Uge RaacbhriJ4IM?747* Airboat Tours •Charters - Rides Oa the atfddk S t Jolun River Niyeppoiifroent-Call ( 4 0 7 ) 0 7 7 - 3 *1 4 / • ' » morning v t rrm intt a n prtfr mH* ) m liv rry o p o ttr 4 ctllf* on f. Ytmmay (v fo a r a a r t k o w » i* k iie « ls|^ W W T W In |. or Bin’s Airboat Adventures lac 2073 Pjffm Ave., Oviedo, Florida 32763 �%\it Heralb Swninata Herald, Sentod. Florida •Tburadey, July 2, tM •IB enes LAKE MARY . The 18th Annual Lake Maiy High School 8urom er Track S o le s came to an end Monday evening a t the Lake Maty High Track Complex a t Don T. Reynolds Stadium w ith 58 athletes In attendance, the largest turn­ out ever. Seminole SANFORD _ Let's take a look at a few dy w U cs. How about the Chicago Butts? Six championships in eight yean. Not too bad. Or the Detroit Red Wings In the NHL. The last two Stanley Cups and three finals In the last four yean. Btg deal. The Atlanta Braves with four world series Pebble Junction tune-up with wins on ft, but * October ou tran �Hi ’k-.V •SenVnolo HerskJ. Sanford. Florida •Thursday, July 2. 1998 Wednesday— C ontinued from Fags IB p.m. The two winners will then meet for Ihe championship at 8:30 p.m. Steve Gaines' thrrr-m n. Inslde-thctpark home run capped a five-run third Inning tliat gave Nobles Communication Its 8-1 lend. But Nobles Communication would not score again ns Peb­ ble Junction stnrted Its come­ back with three runs in the bottom of the third Inning. Trailing 8-5 entering the bot­ tom of the sixth Inning. Vic DiBartoto started the rally with n home run. Two outs later. Blake Murray and Mike Miller both walked before Dave Coss reached on an error to load the bases. Molle followed with bis bascs-cleartng triple and scored himself on a single by Jerry Camus. Wells Contracting and Tire City both scored live nms In the first Inning before Wells Contracting scored three runs In the second and one nui In the third to take a 9-5 lead. Tire City enme back with a nm In the bottom of th e‘third and three runs in the fourth Inning to tie the gnmr. but Wells Contracting regained the lead by scoring five runs In the fifth Inning on the strength of a triple and four doublrs. Three errors keyed a four-run fifth inning for Tire City before Mickey Cogbum, Mike Clark. Trey Brasscur and Dee Dunn drove in the nm s In the fourrun sixth inning that gave Tire City a 17-14 lend. Ken Brown's two out. two-run single for Wells Contracting closed the lead to 17-16, but the next batter flew out to end the game with the tying nm on second linsr. Providing the offense were: Pebble Junction: Brett Molle lone triple, two singles, three nm s scored, four RBI). Vic DIBariolo lone home mn. one single, one nui scored, one RBI). Bob Mntkos (two Mingles, two RBI). Jerry Camus (two singles, one RUJ). Mike Miller (one single, two nm s seored). Blake Murray and Kyle Bnibakcr (one single and one nm seored each), Dave Coss RAINES GAUGE Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Sem inole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. His sta ts for the 1998 season Is In th e first colum n, personal-best season to ta ls In the second colum n and career to ta ls At-bats........... ■•«,«..* R uns.......................................................... . Hits............................................... RBI......................................... ............. .............. *98 53 169 31 SO 26 8 1 3 5 .297 (including 1998 games) In Ihe third column. Raines went 2-for-2. walked twice, scored one nm and drove In one to help David Welts win his 1 1th game In the Yankees 6-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies W ednesday. boot 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 BOTH 2.239 8.407 1.506 2,489 926 400 112 162 800 .290 (two runs scored) and Jo n a ­ th an Jo n es (one RBI), Nobles Com m unications: Jeff C hunat (four singles, one run scored, one RBI). Lorry C hunat (three singles, one RBI). Chip Sm ith (two singles, two nm s scored, one RBI), Steve O slnes lone home m n. two runs scored, three RBI). Anthony F aster (one double, one run scored, one RBI), Larry Dillon (one double, one run scored), Jaso n Mustek (one single, one run scored) and M anny Silvia and Jo h n Whlghom (one single each). Tire City: Mickey Cogbum (four singles, two ru n s scored. MinorsPag* IB breaking th e G ators' hit record before It was broken again th is season. Lost season, he started hla career In the Boston organlxatlon tn Lowell (Maas.) He hit well over .300 and the streak h asn 't stopped despite trying to get used to a wooden bat and the higher grade of pitching. ‘Here, everybody la a Friday or Saturday night-type pitcher," Eckatetn said referring to the tim es tn college w hen everyone would bring th eir aces to the hill. ‘As for a s th e wooden b a ts, It really doesn't m atter unless you're a hom e ru n hitter. Aluminum b ate ju at m ake you laay.* E ckstein's glove h a s been brilliant a t second an d abort and h e's hoping he's not tn S arasota too m uch longer. Arena football In Daytona DAYTONA BEACH u Tickets are now on sale for a regular seaaon Arena Football League p m e betwe m th e Florida B obcats and the O rlando Predators to be held a t the Ocean C enter on Friday. Ju ly 3 a t 7:30 p.m. Ticket prices are 180. 818 and $12. There la a 84 discount on all beket prices for chil­ dren 12-and-U nder (phis a service charge). FOr In form a tion call th e O cean C enter a t (904) 254-4500. Track scored, one RBI), Ken Brown (two doubles, two singles, two runs scored, three RBI). Randy Brown (one double, one nm scored). Chris Wargo (one tri­ ple. two doubles, two runs scored, three RBI), Mike McLohon (three singles, two runs scored, one Rflll, Troy Hickson (one double, one single, two runs scored, three RBI), Bob Wells (one double, one single, three runs scored), Jim Dawson (one triple, one run scored, one RBI). Rick Wells (one double, one run scored. one RBI) and Mat K alaanlk (one single, one run scored). three RBI), Dee Dunn (one tri­ ple, one double, one single, two runs scored, one RBI). Bobby Brown (one double, two singles, two runs scored, one RBI). Bruce Sellers (one triple, one double, two runs scored, two RBI), Red G am er (one double, one single, one nm scored), C hris Bryson and Trey B rasscur (two singles, two ru n s scored and one RBI each). Jo h n Stew art (two singles, two runs scored). Jam ie PUxer (one triple, one run scored, one RBI) and Mike Clark (one sin­ gle. one run scored, one RBI). Wells C ontracting: Tim Coo­ per (six singles, two runs The two weeks are Ju ly 8-10 and Ju ly 1317. The coat la 8130 p er week or 8225 for b ath w e e k s .-------~ Training will be provided for boys and £ ri* . age 6 1/2-15. Individual* o r.M aag.by a Fla vs r Bellhom. Mark Eckstein. David Lauwsma, Chris Meadows, Mike Raines. Tim Sosa. Nick Wfllams. C3 Team Edmonton lOokJ Sarasota (Bos.) Melbourne (Ha.) Kingsport (NYMI Out?Coast IBsll.l Visalia (Oak.) Jupiter (Mont.) H ie b a r Brilhurn. Todd Brock. Chris Buchanon. Brian Olarobotvo. Paul Rigby. Brad MtlaArid (NYM) Fresno (SH Oneonls INYY) Lethbridge (Aria.) Edmonton (Oak.) 367 330 310 an .421 3H2 326 V 0 10 0 0 B 5 3 0 1 0 1 0 L 0 3 0 0 6 238 346 348 000 8J94 pUy In upcoming league*. One of those leagues la The Orlando Flexible Singles League th at will begin a 10 week season starting Ju ly 6th. M atches are held each week, schedule your own tim e. For any Inform ation on Jeff Davis offerings call 608-8438. The JC C s 15th Annual 6K Road Race will be held on Thursday, Ju ly Oth a t 6:45 p.m . A Plata and pool party will follow for an regis­ tered runners and tlietr guests. Entry fee Is •14 In advance or 618 the day of the race. For Inform ation, call the JCC a t 645-8833. extension 75. Fury to hold tryouts WINTER SPR1NQ3 _ The W inter Sp Fury, a select girls soccer team which tu n d the U nder-12 state cham pionship past spring. Is looking for new players moves up to the U nder-13 level th is Call. Coach Rodney Levy, a veteran coach extensive youth league experience In I Carolina and Arisona an a a current pi with the Orlando Nlghthawks. la asekUR vanced players under 13 to complement year* cnaam tonahip sq u a d .-".'i: •>> Although Levy prefers players with • L iq il H o t S ORLANDO „ Kirk Speraw R aafirthall Cam p M the University at C entral Florida la now The C.F.OA. would the air-conditioned UCF Arena, For m ote Inform ation: call (407) 823-5800. Dawn Staley Skills School LAKE MARY _ TWo-time College Player of the Year and cu rren t professional basketball p bner Dawn S ta k y will bold a aldlla school a Lake M aty High Ju ly 17*thrai*i-19. The three-tim e University of VirMnla All- Racing and mora than 90 haw assM tnri In tt control tha biases i attests sacrtON !H AS80S Li M THAT « os saw to r r is atCLuoao m rm who Disoaiaao raou m m coiw ia HU M M . l l ' v V M l( l a t J r ~ T I~ h :? T ' t h ! equipment, ;i la donating eq u ip m en t. In - . fo r th e 22 42 3 4 3 34 4 �Semtnole Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, July 2,1998 •36 Formal requisites o f a w ill reviewed Wtlflht Watchsrs A local chapter of Wi W atchers m eets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m . Toaatmaatara The Omni T oastm asters Club *6661 wlU m eet at 5:30 p.m . every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. G uests and prospec­ tive m em bers are welcome. Call Bertram Ollck. 323-6069. for more Inform ation. Alanon, Alatatn ALANON and ALATEEN m eetings are held every T hurs­ day. at 8 p m , a t Sanford C hristian C hurch, 730 U psala Road. Sanford. For Inform a­ tion. caU 323-6824. Blue Grass Pickers Sanford Blue O rsaa Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6*10 p.m .. a t the G reater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. Pick­ ers and grin n ets are welcome. For Inform ation, call Jo h n Shaffer. 829-4931. S ub m arin e v eteran s The United S tates Subm arine V eterans. C entral Florida Base, meet at 7 p.m . at the Fleet Reserve Club. 3040 W est SR 46. the first Thursday of th e m onth. All subm ariners, both active or otherw ise, are wel­ come. For inform ation, call Bud Stmpaon, 330-4449. Sanford Historic Trust The Sanford H istoric T rust m eets th e first Thursday of the m onth, a t 7 p.m .. a t th e First Street Cattery. 207 Magnolia Ave. Bunrlss Kiwanls Dock In April wc discussed the advantages of having an e s­ The Sem inole Sunrise Klw anls Club m eets every Friday, tate plan regardless of Incom e at 7 a.m .. at Shoney's, US 17- and net worth and th e four b a ­ 92, south of Airport Boulevard. sic tools th at should com prise Q uest are welcome. For Infor­ an estate plan: (1 J the will: (3) m ation. call Tony McDaniel a t the durable power of attorney; (3) th e designation of h ealth 324-0469. care surrogate, and (4) the liv­ ing will, As noted then, a will Is on Instrum ent whereby a p er­ Frts clinic Friday son Is able to exercise control A free clinic to Include blood over the disposition of h is or pressure check. Mood sugar her a sse ts a t an d /o r after screening and Im m unizations death. But w hat m akes a will will be held every Friday, from valid? Following are th e form al 9 to 11 a.m .. a t the Qeneva requisites of a will. Elem entary School In the old Almost everyone Is fam iliar achool building, com er of First and Main Street In Oeneva. The with the first form al requisites clinic la sponsored by the of a will, being of age and of Sem inole County H ealth De­ sound m ind. Florida law re­ partm ent m conjunction with quires th at the m aker of a will the Sem inole County S heriffs be a t least 18 years old a t the Office and Geneva Elem entary tim e of signing of th e will In School. For Inform ation, call order for the will to be valid. Florida law also requires th at 349-9284. at th e tim e of signing of the will a testa to r be o f sound, th at is. th at he o r she have suffi­ cient capacity to understand: Substane* abuse SAFE. Substance Abuse Fam ily (1) the n atu re and extent of h is Education. Is conducting a ‘Fam ilies In C risis' outreach program . Interested organiza­ tion! w anting to contact the Ufe Savers Club of SAFE m ay call Libby Kuharalte a t 291* 4357. P f OWLS’* LAW 1 l l f c 5 r n MANNY ACEVEDO o r h er property; (21 th e persona who are (lie natural objects of his or her Imunty; and (3) th e nature of the disposition he or site Is making. The requirem ents of age and sound mind don't often p resen t a problem. More often It is th e requirem ents m entioned below th at present problem s a s to the validity of a will. In addition to th e require­ m ents of age and sound m ind. Florida law requires th a t a will be In willing, signed, and wit­ nessed by two w itnesses. T his Is Im portant because th is a s ­ pect of the law varies from ance could result In property p u a ln g tn accordance with Florida's intestacy statu te and aald distribution may be con- Firefighters, police honored Alxhelmor'e Support The Alzheim er's Support G roup far Spouses m eets th e fa s t Friday of the m onth, a t 10 a m ., a t the Behavior H ealth D epartm ent. South Sem inole H ospital, tn Lor^wood. AO in­ terested spouse of A lzheim er's patterns are Invited to atten d . Cecilia Pally, a certified geron- University Women Am erican A ssociation of University Women m eets the fa st Thursday of each m onth a t 7 p jn . a t th e R o ttr* H ills Moravian C hurch. S tale Road 494:Longw ood. fV l O V II T R I V I A DICK f t I ,,;, “ CHICK! KLEINER vast te bak t* i s ‘Kitty 70*6” from IMA. Margin passed away la IIM. DEAR ABBY: Ftsaaa corr If I am wrong, b u t I bells cousin, “Ltnore," is the moat '"HlSffLbi.__ _ to dU-In vita our grandfather, Bopftp . ftp -ftp was as excited abeot attending, he bought a new suit and allowed It off to everyone who visited him. ftp -ftp 'a health la falling and he goes to bed early — 8:00 p.m. The wedding is at 6:00 p.m ., and Lenore and her m other (my aunt) have decided It would Interrupt the "•mefaid "perfect mzuliiinw* wedding- IUf II MW p -Ir oL p . w--------e re to leave early, eo he has been told to day boom. Thin means Grandmum will attend her first grandchild's wedding alone. Aim. my grandpar­ ents will have to pay fur a nurse to eteywHh Hop-ftp. Many people have volunteered to take Pop-Pop home when ho be­ comes Ured, but my cumin and her mother My the decision has boon A FFO R D A EU F HOM E O W N E R S H IP What do you think, Abhyf len t it awful lu esclude Pop-Pep lu st htraiiM- hi- U irfd? APPALLEDCOUSIN DEAR APPALMCD COUSIN] Yee, It le a w fu l, p a rtic u la rly elu ce y e u r g r a n d f a th e r w a s looking forward to a tte n d in g th e w e d d in g . S h o r t a f h e r- DEAR AfiBY: You told the mathe r of "D isappointed but Seeking Help" th a t h er d au g h ter d id n 't and atten tio n she could receive from her family. W hile I cannot speak for th a t g irl | know that le exactly the reeaun 1 became sexually active in high •rheol. My parents had their Jobs, th e ir p arties, th e ir w orries ana their live*. | didn't think they would nutkeaw eveniM w en deed. I planned suicide, until a male teacher held aw in hie arm s and told aw th a t I m attered-1 would g "" ■F w tov5 / �rtk ! m u 41 •Semmoifl Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thuriday. July 2.1993 Legal Notices Legal Notices N A T IC I OF A PUBLIC NEARING T O CONSIDER T N I ADOPTION OF AN O NO IN A N C I BV TN C C IT Y OF aANFONO, FLOHIDA W h te t* hereby given that a Public Hearing will ba held in tha Ctii'imntion Noom at tha City Hall. H O North Path Avenue, in tha City ol Sanford. F lorlda. at 7 00 o'clock P M on July t llh . t to conaidar tha adoption ot an ordinance by tha City ol Sanford. Florida, d even bad at tollowa on Din am c i NO. act 4 TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINQ BETWEEN EAST LAKE MARY BOULEVARD AND NORTH WAY AND BETWEEN COUNTY ROAD 427 ANO CENTRAL FLORIDA OREENEWAY. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW IM F 2 The natural molhar ot lha child la Ja d f Lynn Peeee. an adult having baan born on Ayrll I I , 111! 3 Tha natural molhar la ol tha Cauraalan raca and haa no rati* gioua affiliation 4 Tha natural molhar raaldaa at 121-C Eat! Spruca tlraat. phthptburg. Penntyhranla, H I M 3 Tha natural molhar algnad a Conaant ot Natural Parant nn Dacambar (2. I M l. rahnquiahlng har parantal rlghta to tha child. 0 Tha aaact location ot tha natural pulathra father, Berald Frank Heehreueh. bring unknown, ihia Court ordarad H o ik a at tha patnion tor involuntary termination ol parantal rlghta ba mode by publication In Sanford. Florida Proof ol publication will ba provided aa It become* available aa Eahlblt *A.* 7 Tha natural putalhra lalhar ol lha ehhd la Oaratd Frank Haibrouck. an adult having baan bom on July t , I H t . ■ Tha natural pulaliva lalhar la ol tha Caucaaian raca and haa no rallgloua aflilialion ■ Children and Youth tarvtcaa will aaauma cuatody ot the child aa they have amca Jana t v , 1VVT until tha child la adoptad. 10 Tha natural molhar. Jedy Lynn Paaaa, and lha natural pula* bva lather. Oaratd Frank Havfcrawak, have by repeated and con* tmued incapacity, abuaa. neglect, or ratueal cauaad Okawan aaa Lynn Weak raw ak to ba without eteential parantal care, control, or aubeietence nacaitary lor har phyakal or mental well-being and lha cauaaa ot thia incapacity cannot or arts hot ba remedied by thia parant. It. Tha natural molhar and natural pulathra lather lava retimed to remedy tha condilione that reeulted In tha removal at Wtaa aaaaa Lynn Naahrewek horn lha homo In a time period in aacaaa ot It month* and continue* to ratuaa to remedy Nta eon* ditlona at prevent time t t Vhawnaava Lynn Meakrewek haa baan rarramad hopi tha care ol tha natural mother and natural pulathra lather by lha court, and tha condition* which lad to tha removal or placement ol har continued to eaiat Tha natural mother and natural putative lather cannot or wMl not remedy theee comb Hone within a rea vonabia period ol hme Tha aarvtcaa or aaalatanea reaeonebty avertable to lha parant have baan raluaad by lha parant or not cooperated with by tha parent and I hare tore not hhely to remedy tha condrttona which lad to removal or placement ot tha child. C LA S S IFIED S £»tininalc Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES JAMES E CALDWELL, at at. Dalandant(a) NO rio t OF A0T10N TO JAMES t CALOW tLL IF LIVINQ. ANO IF DEAD. ALL UNKNOWN HEINS AT LAW OF THE BAID DEFENDANT AND THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIA­ RIES UNDER HIE WILL. IF ANY, AND ALL THOSE OLAIMINO BV, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ANY OF THEM. AND ALL OTHBN UNKNOWN PAN­ TIES, INCLUOtNO, THE SURVIV­ ING SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVIBBES. GRANTEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THAT DEFENDANT; AND THE SEVERAL AND RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN ASSIGNS, S U C C ESSO R ! IN INTEREST. T R U S TE E ! OR OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BV. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST ANY AND AU. CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR PARTIES, NATURAL OR COR­ PORATE. OR WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STATUS IE UNKNOWN. CLABBN O UNDER ANT OF THE ABOVE NAMED OR DESCRIBED DEFENDANT. PRESENT RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED O ut an aclkm la temalaaa a mortgage on tha fottoeries property to SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot ESS, NOLLOWBNOOK PHASE tt, according to the map Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day below pubNcetton. Sunday 12 Noon Friday ad tor accuracy tie llrsE day ferune. Kv NOW ACCEPTING «4S04 ratal Cynthia I Rayena, THAILAND S U M YOU ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED Wat an aclkm.tor Oietatotton el s 5S9ss*3 r a n » ■si eerve a copy el year written datown *, it any. to » on JA M IE M. MAGEE. ESOUIRE. lha PatNtonar'a attorney, who*# VIBWVI Ida BBNI M772-OM S. 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DaNvaring tha fam toafla M araM to a graat way to a a m good monay whSa working Just a faw hours aaoh day. W a naad aomaona who to dapandabto and h a t raltobto tranaportadon A inauranoa. If you would * a to bacoma a cantor, ptoaat call Ronni Bourn# at 322*2611 or drop by our o fo a at 300 N . Franch A v a ., Sanford. F L I1 I-II0 1 �— •8wntno<» Herald, Sanford, Florida •Thursday, Juty 2, I N I by Chic Young BLONDIE lope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m still trying to Station. New York. NY 10IM. Be sure figure out what was wrong with to mention the title. Sonny, the guy I used to love. He died a violent death in a stre e t brawl. DEAR DR. OOTT: In a recent col­ Could th ere have been a physical umn. you praised the virtues of Lotll, basis lor his fits of evil temper? He a skin cream for chapped, cracked abused me when I look extra care to hands. Apparently, many of your read be nice to him. drank too much, used era were unable to purchase this drugs and tranquiliters, and had a product in their own communities. chip on his shoulder. Still. I wonder if I have been using Lotll for years I should have done more. I continue to with stupendous results. I regularly tnr to make sense of his tragic, wasted order it from The Vermont Country life, even after three years. Store, Box 3000, Manchester Center, DEAR READER: While I respect VT 0S2SS; telephone: (102) 302-2400; and sympathise with your sense of fax: (002) 302-0203. * s, I believer i that‘ you must‘ not "blame yourself for Sonny's behavior and DEAR READER: Thanks for the Up. death. Many people with severe psy­ Actually, I received several letters sug­ chological problems turn to alcohol gesting the very resource you menand drugs for relief. Of course, this choice Invariably m akes m atters worse. In addition, substance abuse can itself lead to inappropriate behav­ ior. tem per outbursts and a whole host of physical problems. Such peooften refuse the very medical care iii r *help • them : would the most. Sonny by AH Sanaonv is dead, a victim of his own demons. I am sure that you wish him peace after STILL CANTGCT IT ID a chaotic and dangerous life that must have hurt those who cared for him, GONE OUT WONT! you and his family included. Now it's time to focus on you. BEETLE BAILEY WHAT ARE THEY FUMING ABOUT NOW? a THE BORN LOSER v IK DOINGYE5TEKPKY'5 ^ craawoo puzzletoom’... rio I HAiAi. NJL THE. PEANUT* HI, CHUCK.. JUST THOUGHT I'D CALL A G A IN .. Learning to move on YOU'RE STARTING TO R EP EA T YOUMElP, CHUCK.. WHAT? N O JU S T CURIOUS AS TO MOU) YO U 'V E V by I AtfJMUUAi flOM W U&W VOJR (j* U U U B U JT V > The fact that you took the time to write me such a poignant tetter years after the incident tells me that you have yet to resolve your guilt. Unfortunately. Ihia type of guilt — which ia often accompanied by frus­ tration and rage — is common in women who have been abused, beaten or raped. In my view, these strong feelings are interfering with your abil­ ity to get on with your life. You were not responsible for Sonny's choices, which — from your brief description - w e r e destructive In fact, none of us Is responsible for the choices of oth­ er*; we can control only ouraelvea. You did the beat you could, and teamed important lessons in the bar . Perhaps you wiU ultimately pick rtner who is more stable and con■ate. At teaet you know what NOT to look h r. y, focus your energy PETER OOTT, M.D. tioned. Each tube of Lotil costs 07.50, plus the usual postage and handling. » IMS NKWSPAPCR B T T n U IU S K ASSN n n n n n n rin n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n u n n □ n n i in n n n n n n n n r .1 n n n n rin n m n n n n n n u i i rin n n n n n i in M ." n m n n n n um ]□ nnn n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n STUMPED? r m Ml Hi T rz n n n m n n n n n n n n nnnraraa n nnnrn *2 W tr n n n n nunn n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n tr r and that you feel good about, (forget Soapy. Open your life to new experi­ ences. Don! Ito ia the post Shcd the oa younetf You have a lot lo i that you have born tempered by such i give li (lagg you a copy of my Health ■IMp U. Bubalanew Abuse and Mental Health.* Other readers who a feag. aeif-i • tm U M A M • »• • .W- - >■ • • ' . r - . p, In tw o * and three* By Phillip Alder Um M art M at. net the Jack, ia the AUpeaa : VS f i g u mtum m m u H M S iriS S tS S i? it'.UjL. c-V?I - H U OUfk+Jh^ k B a e fs ib ii fS s n I F ? .. f � 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, July 02, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 02, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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MAY 12, 1998 was Crooms principal wants explanation from chief PEOPLE ...2A l baH flnals 90th YEAR, No. 186 i J .if i U i 4 lltrlr parents la realty tremen­ dous I'm going to aalr Chief DlUard If hr rralUea how all thta la going to rffrrt the school." Hanford City Cnmmlaatonrr Vrlma Wtlltama aald Monday that ahe had received numrroua calla from city resident! who were upart at the firing 'Arthur la conatderrd an excep­ tional role model and a vahi- officer fired ? gjHBHI Firing hotly protested IIKKALI) HTAIT WRITER llardy-Hlake. thr principal at Crooma Academy, went to air a complaint today with Sanford Police Chief Joe DUtard. Ilardy-Btake wants to know bow the SPD could fire 35-yearold Arthur Uamea, the Com­ munity Resource Officer at the school. disagreed with the flrtn |. Mjuiv reported listening to an audio tape of th r BH n|. In w idth llir y reported la a iln i Malbty two p m o n * In Utr M-kHaund laughing during C One o f the Aral speaker* waa .Hanford resident Mrverty linknry who taunedlatety de­ manded to know why the com ­ mission Bred fla m er Mayor Lany Dale responded dial thr city dor* not hire pobre off I rera. only thr pobre chief. hnknry asked the qurallon again however. Th!a time. City Managrr lull Simmons ex plained that die matter waa atilt in thr prpceaa of being handled undrr dur praccoa dial the r O f (fraternal Order of N M and city peraonnel were adit (meatIgaltrig thr In- H onoring Friends o f the Salvation A rm y Prosecutor announces for circuit judge seat of State Attorney rolls through town with a cause �2A ■Setntnoie Hetau SdotonJ. Ptond.i • Tw-t.iy May t2 l;*.<8 Judge People Continued from Pngs IA ing llu* criminals nnl receiving meaningful punishment. I dr elded to nm for judge I d do my pan inward restoring account­ ability and consequence* to the courtroom. Victims deserve Hie tight lo a svvllt hearing of Ihelr ease* and have a voice In sentencing ihr olh-ntlcr. I in tend to srr they get Isith.* Hr lias served as sialr prosecutor fur (lie pasl 13 years and lias piosrr tiled lu ll deeds of rases Ini hiding n number of violent ami c.irrrr rninlnal eases Prior (u Joining Ihe Slate Attorney's oilier, he was a U S Customs Service at- ENGAGEMENTS Moore - Gilchrist DELTONA Margaret Mathews of Dr IIona announces the engagement o( her (laughter Jivluan Denise Moore of Sanford to Mlkrl Gilchrist of Sanfutd. son of Helen Low* renee. and Greensboro Town­ send of Sanford. The bride-elect Is the ma­ ternal grand-daughter of Clarence and Mabel Wesley and thr paternal granddaufth ter of lliomas and Sefronla Downuin. Tlie bndr was bom In Sanlnrd. Her flanre is Die maternal grandson of the late Hattie Gilchrist, lie was l>om In Sanford, and Is a 1973 gradu­ ate of Seminole Community College. He Is a veteran of the United Slates Annv 1973r.»77__________________________ Laura Moore (left and on Page 1A with har father, Bill Moore) la principal dancer with the Atlanta Ballet. tomry. n U.S. Coast Guard at­ torney and a former assistant public defender III Brevard County. Grirsbaum’s priorities would I k* lo push for the establish­ ment of a s|>relalUrd domestic violence cotlri. *Wr need lo do much more lo prevrnt violence 111 the home.* he said. Another goal would be to stress increasing crime preven­ tion ( lloiis with Juveniles. Grind stum and Ills wile, Elisa, an elementary school teacher, have been married lor 15 yean and presently reside In Titusville with ihelr daugh Irr. Krlstm rua Photo All IVansmlsslon Defects Are Not Problems Consult a Specialist lie ts now a sell employed contractor. The wedding will be an event of June 10 at 2 pan. Mt. Sinai Missionary Hap list Churrh. e v e rly g H arrell &> Bev< T ra n sm issio n s |f| 2 p rin c ip a ls n am e d M o o r e Father, daughter have lead ‘roles’ Special to the Herald Getting married? SANTO III) • Sanford Middle School Principal Hill Moure und daughier Luira Moore, now a "principal* dancer with the vrry prestigious Atlanta Mallei. share a moment to re ­ flect on their lilies, hut tliat Is only thr lirglnnlng of thrlr slmllanilrn. Engagement and wedding forms are avnllablr at the Semlnotr Herald office. ftOO N. French Ave.. Sanford. Honda 32771. These stones are usually published In the Sunday edition and may l»e accompanied by a photo. There Is no charge lor Ibis senior. Weddings more than three months old will lie published in announcement form without a photo 209 W. 25th St*, Sanford 3 2 2 S41S‘ Since 1959*.*Same Location Ah principal. ’ Mr. Moore* works dally with young stu­ dents...so does principal *Miss Moore*. Laura not only per­ forins regularly as a soloist, (referred lo as u ITIncIpul Dancer) with thr Atlanta Mal­ lei. but leaches young stu­ dents dally ul Ihelr assorlatr school, the Atlanta liallet Cen­ ter for Dance Education, refrrrrd to as AD C .D E What you need to know about the Medfly 5 hralthy fruit or vrgrtuhlr while still On Monday. April 27. a single on the tree or on thr vine. Each egg female Mediterranean fruit fly was lunches into a white maggot that detected tn the Lake Count)’ town OARDININO grows up to I /4 Inch tn length. of Umatilla. Intensive trapping Matfflj control: Eggs and mag­ began Immediately In an 81 gots. once Inside the frull or veg­ square-mile area surrounding the etable, are nol killed by Insect!And. IVo day’s later, 54 additional (lilt s, so they continue top hutch, Mrdfllc* were trapped In two addi­ AL feed and grow. In arras where tional locations within a mile of the FERRER Mrdfly lias become established, first And. Of the 54 flies trapped. growers typically resort to weekly 45 were found In a single trap. insecticide praying of fruiting trees 1‘rrsonnel Involved m the opera­ tion observed considerable Medfly activity In Ihls and gnrdrn plots lo kill adults. An alternative Is lo area. A warning was Issued by* the Florida physically lutg Individual fruits before they’ ripen In jtjevrnl female Medfly from laying eggs. Department of Agriculture and Cor N M n r M eM r can breed proW* dial no host fruit or _ and! persist year-roand m most > a n ‘ of area unless outhoriiced bythrfF Deparimc To dale, thr Florida Drpwrtrqrtit of Agriculture* Central and South Florida. Medfly population d m and the Unltrd Stales Department of Agriculture ' ivpfl uffy increase 10 to 100 fold every 30 days ul continue ground applications of bait treatments as temperature* of about 79 degrees F. FrwJt tad prodact easts: Increased costs from part of the medfly eradication effort In iuid around the Umatilla area. Crews are hand spraying citrus crop loss, insecticide treatment, fumigation or and other host trees and plants In areas where other post-harvest treatment against Mrdfly wtll be meddles have been discovered. The spray Is made passed on lo consumers. An alternative Is to up of a protein bull which ultmcis the flies, mixed neglect loeal economies und spend our dollars on wtlh a small amount of the pesticide Malathlon I'J.O produce from other slates or countries. Agricultural l a y c t : The Florida citrus Industry ounces of bolt to 2.4 ounces of Malathlon applied lias a great deal at stoke should thr Medfly estab­ per acre). Homeowners and property owners are being noti­ lish here. About 25 percent (nearly 93.4 billion) of fied prior to any treatment. The USDA Is requesting total cash receipts for all agricultural commodities permission from the United Stales Environmental (including Livestock) In Florida comes from dints. Protection Agency lo d a total of four aerial appli­ Note, however, that equally at risk la another 12 cations of the ball treatment followed by a sterile percent of the economy contributed by fruits, veg­ medfly release program. One aerial treatment was etables. melons and berries such as pepper, toma­ completed over a 23.5 square mile nrra on Sunday. to. strawberry, mango, and avocado. Those areas May 4. Pending approval from the EPA. the three greatest affected Include Hillsborough County wttii additional aerial treatments will cover 30 square the greatest number of Individual farms (2.7GOI. bll miles due to new medfly discoveries west and and small, of any county In the stale followed by Folk County with 2.2B4 farms. Doth counties have northeast of the original find. Hoot plants: Mandarin, grapefruit, oranges, hot huge acreage’s devoted to orange, tomato, peppers, pepper, bell pepper, strawberry, avocado, mango, strawberry, grapefruit and other crops at high risk fig. guava, plum, papaya, peach, pomegranate, of Medfly Infestation. Over 90,000 Floridians are directly employed as farm workers. Many thou­ soursop. and many others. Medfly maggots bore throughout the fruit and sands of others are employed In other agriculture* render It unlit for human consumption. Adult related jobs Including processing and distribution females lay an average of about 10 eggs Into each of fruit and vegetable products. ‘ Miss Laura*, as site’s railed r her students, has recently larrd her teaching talents lo ­ cally with dancers st Miriam A Valerie’s School Of Danrr Aria. Ilavtng grown up in Sanford, studying danrr at Miriam A Valrrir's studio and perform­ ing wllli the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Semlnolr. Laura feels like It’s her tum to ‘ give some­ thing back* In the way of ex­ perience and expertise In thr field of dance. Laura lias proven her skills In the most dimrult discipline of dance, classical ballet. Eager students now look to her for advice, correction and encourage­ ment. much the same as local middle schoolers look'to their principal Hill Moore. Audiences applaud Laura Moore nightly as she performs In thr spotlight at the Fox Theatre In Atlanta. Parenta of local studenta applaud her dad In a different way. The reaults are excellence. In each exam­ ple. TWn principals named Moore, dedicated to the edu­ cation of youngsters, shore thrlr Ideas and Ideals, and take equal pride In each oth­ ers achievements, as educa­ tion and the aria go hand tn hand. Laura returns now to Atlanta to begin rehearsals for their performances In China In May. the Ballet Build of SanfordSeminole has also been Invited to do four performances in China In the summer of 1990. ( NEAT-N-TIDY T U M W ra iM B T IM B ^ kw E D o w i i ^ m K) 00 ■ - - •1 .»» ! OrriCE CLEANING TI5TF m nc SEE «?G=T '2D >7IM<rm-1177 Licensed * Bonded rs s rn s tm M y M r IwifiMr n jia g jc ; uang CTTSCB B jS fap&MM••• |lMTEUwTTi Ihum ^W wi •m |iwi A mena T S ^ h «r [UHDFi«*laGC7 Uwr S MUM**_______Muin TSS^nHT |>> t>M^*n'i Him ' uiyi»«T MIVUwflnSonot i^mTaibw , S a tu rd a y • M ay 23 • 2:00 & H:00 PM • Full Service Hair • Full Service Nalls • Tanning • Pedicures Paraffin Treatments f—( l>*Y; M'TM'b't* |ril<| h a u i .i m (i tli tmwJ I 6mm .sllM l'M a x ^ r tn iw lw nw t ^ i n g E S gt r ii3.ii ) I �Sxmtnole Herald, Santort. Honda • Tuesday. May 12 1W0 - 3A Crooms Burning down the house lor destruction duo to die vndomng oI 2bth Snoot to Interstate 4 the house was also used recently tor a WKMG Channel 6 nows spot showing pcopki how to evacuate a house on lire thing* am heating ip at this house tire Not to worry, this 'controlled bum* was used by the Sorranole County Fro Department as a training aiercilt tfws past week Tho house was already scheduled OBITUARIES JOHN CLRVIAND MOORS John (Trvland Moore, 07. Mara Cnun. Sanford, died Sat unlay. May I90M at Colum bia Medical Cm ! rr-Sanford. Horn Dec. 7. 111.'10. hr wax a lifelong resident of Sanford Mr Moore wan a retired police officer tar (lie City ol Sanford. He wax a Mason Mr. Moore wax a U S Army veteran lie wax a fiapilxt nona Drive. Geneva, died Fri­ day. May ft. 109ft al Columbia Medical Center Sanford Ikim Aug 3. I02H in Detroit. Mich., he irenrd to Centrul Florida III 1000 Mr. Chapman was a pipefitter, lie served In llte U S Army Survivors Iruludr wtlr, Zadah V.. daughter*. Irene Ixr MeChanrry. Deltona. Kathleen lax-. Wildwood. NJ.; son. Rob­ ert Li t . Sanlnrd. stepsons. Ihoman J. Hall, III, New Smyrna Bruch. Strvrn K. Hull, Orlando. sister, lltrnda Jsnr Hughes. DetnHt. Mich.; (1 grandchildren; 0 strpgrandrlilldren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In cliargc of arrange­ ments. son. Iroth of S.inford. David. Rorliestrr. N Y . Lynn. Clew •Jr.. troth of New York: sisters. Lillian Gipson, Lnrinr Hollo­ way. both of Sanford. Murfyn. Orlando; 14 grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San ford, in charge of arrange merit s JAMIS L. CHERRY James L. Cherry. HO. West Mill Street. Sanford, died Thursday. May 7. 1098 at Sand Nike Hospital. Ham In San­ ford. he was u lifelong resident. Mr Cherry was a self-employed carpenter He was a llapllst. Survivors Include sons, For­ rest. James Jr., both of A t­ lanta. Ga., brothers. Herbert. Sanford: *l*lrrx. Hilda John­ son. Sanford: 2 grandchildren. Wilson-Fir helbcrgrr Mortu­ ary. Inc . Sanford. In charge of arrangements. Nlirvtvorx lm Hide wile, Naomi: Notts. John Jr.. David, Willie Nrlma. lyrte Nrlmx. all of Sanford; tlrpxonx, Anthony Middleton. Orlando. Chartea Middleton. Atlanta. Oa.: daugh­ ters. Lynn Smith. Deltona. Cindy Carter, Pamela I If racy. Alma Daniel*. Oldget Robertnon. Gall Fulton, ull nf Sanford: 21 grande htldren; 3 great­ grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In cliarge of arrange­ ments. HARV C. WILLIAMS Mary C. Williams. 90. Pepper Tree Court, Lake Mary, died Saturday, May 0, 199ft at Uikrvirw Nursing Center. Bom Jan. 3. IUOH In llarrtxburg. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1923. Mrs. William* wax a medical secretary. She was a member of Order of Eaxlrm Star. Sanford Chapter and Loyal Order of Elks Auxil­ iary. Mrs. Williams was a member of Grace United Meth­ odist Churrh. Survivors Include daughter. Faye Carson. Lake Mary: son. Carl E.. Newnon. Oa.: alsler, Pauklne Lake. Lake Mary: brother. John L Crawford, Sonfotd: S grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren. Oramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In cluirge of arrange­ ments. THOMAS O. CHAPMAN Thomas O. Chapman. 71. Wi­ IstoJi Walker Sr.. 51. Churrh Street. Sanford, died Friday. May H. 190H al Florida Hospi­ tal Altamonte. Dom Feb. 20. 1047, lie was a lifelong resi­ dent of Sanford. Mr. Walker was a retired auto mechanic. He was u member of Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Churrh, Sanford. Survivors Include wife. Al­ freds: sons. Isioh J r. Chey­ enne. Wyo.. Craig. Eric C.. both of Sanford; daughters. Cheryl Robertson. Winter O ar den. Katrina Gipson. Sheila Gipson, both of Ddtona: step­ daughters. Tawana Wells. Tonya Burrows, both o f San­ ford: father, the Rev. Clcvc Gipson. Longwood: step­ mother. Mary Ann Gipson. Longwood: grandmother. Pauline Drown. Sanford; brolhrrs. John Willis. Charles Gip­ Sem inole Herald “Swing Seminole County Since 190S” 186 I t lO T A im Fred Yams. 00. Round Lake Court, Oviedo, died Saturday. May 0. 1000 at his residence. Bom Jan. 12. 1030 In WardrD. Mo., he moved to Centra) Florida In 1973. Mr. Yams was a high school maintenance en­ gineer. He was a member of Macedonia M.U. Church. Oviedo. Survivors include wife. Qeorglana. Oviedo: sons. Derrick. Winter Garden. Eldertdge. Oviedo: brothers. Guess Bey. Cleveland. Ohio. Earl. Minnea­ polis, Minn.. Jake. Salem. Ore.: sisters, Chrtstlnr Crawford. Cleveland. Ohio. Clara Twltty. St. Louts. Mo.. Shirley Craw­ ford. Cleveland. Ohio. Rose. Minneapolis. Minn.: I greatgreat-grandchild. Wilson-Klchelberger Mortu­ ary. Inc.. In charge of ar­ rangements. rented dial once again there were management problems at the SPD. "From what I'm hearing all this docs Is confirm some tilings that people were doing previously. I'm getting pessimistic about our police operation “ Disturbing also Is a tape Williams said flames has of Cmdr. Willie Harden telling him hr was being dismissed. Someone - perhaps Chief Dil­ lard • Is heard laughing In the background. "It's embarrass­ ing." Williams said. Tile 21-page statement from the SIT) arcuses Barnes of a number of violations • from an accident with an SPD vehicle, being hostile and argumentslive with fellow officers, ab­ sence from duty and insubor­ dination. Several of his fellow officers testified that Barnes told ihrm or others they should m l count on him to be there for Ihrm. A statement made by his su­ periors said that Barnes was responsible for a traffic acci­ dent in on SIT) vehicle on April it and that on April 30 hr con­ fronted two members of the Collision Review Board tn a 'hostile and argumentative manner" over hla displeasure at their findings. Officer Michael Taylor said that 1lames did not show at the accident review hearing, and because lie was absent he was unable to answer ques­ tions the board hod. The board had to make its decision based on ilie accident report and what flames' supervisor hod to say. Taylor said that flames was 'loud and Irate." saying he was not noilAed of the hearing. Investigator Mark Rabom said I lames twice refused lo assist him when working on a shooting at Seminole Gardens last month. On the Aral occa­ sion. he sold Barnes acted os If hr did not want to assist me and walked away." Rabom said. "Later he sold. T ain't helping nobody* and walked away." Rabom said. WILLIAMS. MART C. Memorial Funeral Smite* for Mrs. Mary C. William*. 00. id Lake Mary, who died Saturday will be II a.m. today at Grace United Meth­ odist Church with die Rev. David Liddell officiating. Interment will be private. For those who wish memo­ rial contributions arc suRRSted to llie Methodist Children's Home Memorial Home Fluid, St Main SC, Enterprise. FL 32725 or Grace Methodist Church Building Fund. Arrangements by Oramkow Fu­ neral Home. BOO Airport Bind.. Sanford. Ft 32773. (4071 322-3213. S ta llu u vtth MAY 12. IK S - MAY •. 1W7 Safely Ih m c I am httmr in ir.nrn <h.ir ur^ • W* sj kipp* all» at bright' JVrr* (rrirct jut amJbr.tuli In Iht* mrrtaOint h£ht Att the fain j n>l emi are tat r her) mflru Imstnt I am » » al p a ir ft,rr\rr Sale!) burs in hratrn .4 tol The Bible u > j that God is extremely patient, wishing that no one should pensh. but that all should come to repentance Jesus Christ died for YOUR sins Believe it' Please look up Romani 10 9 and John 6:31_____________ Hr al** and tor ins War F<mbII> I ■■■■■ ■■! A Beka Book Textbooks and Video School on display in your area See our W eb site at w w w . a b e k a . c o m / n d 3 r '„ n i unit o n i k i I-., <i ^.11 ) CREDIT CARDS! 1 ^ ^ • NO CREDIT CHECK • NO SECURITY DEPOSIT! • NO INCOME REQUIREMENTS! m m !rL S A - m m T H IS IS A G U A R A N T E E D O F F E R A have a vaM efiadung account youl raoave a ms** ■or morchana to card «m» a craai fern or S3 000 00' Hardin said flames also was reprimanded for on set of Insulwrdlnstlon for not reporting to the Seminole County School Hoard Office to Anger print In­ dividuals on April 29. Hardin said this was the third time llamrs (ailed to appear far a scheduled assignment. "After conducting a supervi­ sory Inquiry of the alleged vio­ lation*. I behave the totality af policy violations nyt officer rateeondurta ore sertoui enough to warrant dismissal." Harden signed his stslement. Homes was on duty at Crooms from 6:45 a.m. to 3:16 p.m. Monday through Friday Cummings— caattaMd toss Pngs IA lions and net proceeds from his trtp. Anyone interested Ui making a contribution to the hind can call SDCF at (619) 235-2300. For more Informa­ tion and dolly updates or if you would like lo help on Cummlng's rolling adventure, coll (619) 273-3158. Briefs--------•WwWIrtt IH W O T Wto Graveside Funeral Services Cor Mr. Thomas O. Chapman, 71. Geneva, who died Friday will be 2 pm. this afieriwon at Cedar Kill Memory Gardens, Daytona Beach. Ar­ rangements tiy Oramkow Funeral Home. 900 E. Airport Uhd.. San6ml. Ft, 32773. (407) 322-3213. but llardy-Ulake nald hr fre­ quently was also at school functions on weekends. On Friday May I, Barnes was orcusrd of being absent from his duty by his supervisor although he wns told lay Hftrdy-Hlnkr that he was not expected tliul day. Ilardy-lilakr was determined to find out If Ihe Arthur Barnes who served at Crooms Acad­ emy could possibly be the same Arthur t lames ftrrd by the SPD. *We hud n couple of other community resource offi­ cers here before Arthur Bar­ nes and neither lasted long." she said. This is a big loss for us." Csattaasd Naas Rags 1A and mission of the school changed and It become theSeminole County Public Schools' Student Museum and Center for Soda) Studies. This year over 5,000 students are participating In die In­ structional programs at this hands-on museum. Interpretive arras Include the Native American Room. Pioneer Room. Photographic Essay Lobby, Turn o f the Century classroom. Orandma's Attic, and Orography Lab. Many old time photos are also an exhibit from Ihe W.R. Vincent collection. Special guided tours of the museum will be conducted from 12:30 until 3:30 p.m. For additional information, phone the museum at 3221902. COMPLIANCE M-14«OMW07^AHI| Ths Department gives notice of its Intent to find tho Amendment to the Compreheneive Plan for the City ol Sanford, adopted by Ordtoance No. 3357 on Much 23. 1966. in COMPLI­ ANCE. PureuMit to Sedtone 183.3164,163.3167 end 163.3189. F.S. . The adopted cay ol Sanford Comprehensive Plan Recommendations and Comments Report. (* any), ere svsubto for public Inspection Monday torough Friday, aaoopt lor legal holdeys. Airing normal businaaa hours, at too CHy of Sanford. City Han. Department ot Engineering and Planning. 330 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. I Any ejected pereon, as dsftoad In Section 163.3184, F .S , hae a right to potion for on administrative hearing to challenge tho propoeed agency determination that the Amendment to the City ol Sanford Compreheneive Plan la In Compliance, as dsfinod in 8ubaodlon 163.3164(1), F.8. ihe petition must ba filed within twentyone (21) days after publication ol this notice, and must include all of toa Information end contents dssertbad In Rule 9J-11.012(7), F A C . The petition must be Ned wth the Agency Clerk, Department ot CommunRy Affaire, 2555 Sftumard Oak Boulevard, Tallahassee. Florida 32366*2100, and a copy mailed or drthrered to the local gov­ ernment FaNura to Amely Me a peMton shea constitute a waiver ol any right to request in administrative proceeding as a pelrtionor unitor Section 120.57. F.8. It a petition is Ned, the purpose of the admMMnNvt hearing w i be to present evidence end testimony and forward a recommended order to tfta Department. If no petition is Med. W i Nodes of Infant shea become final agency action. | H • petition le Ned, other affected persons may petition for leave to intonrena in toe pwcaadtog. A petition for intervention must be Med at least five (5) days before the Anal hearing and must Include Ml of toe Information and contents described In Rule 600-2 010, F A C . A petition tor leave to Intervene shall be Wed at the Division ol AdmMetraavs Hearings. Department of Management Serves. 1230 Apsfachse Partway, TMshaseee, Florida 32399-1550. Failure to psHton to tomvenowMdn toe a6owod6mi frame constitutes a waiver of any right such a parson has to request a hearing under Section 120.67, F.S., to any affected pereon who le made a party to the pro­ ceeding by fUing that request wth the administrative law |udgo assigned by toe Division of Administrative Hearings. The choico ol medtoHonehea not affect a party's right to on administrative hearing | -e- J. Thomas Beck, Chiel Bureau of Local Planning Department of Community Affairs Division of Resource Planning 28M8humaflfOefcBoulevard TWWhaaaaa. Florida 32366-2100 5 _____________ i________________ fL �4 * • Ssnmoie Heta<d. Santort. Honda - Tuesday. Mar 12, W F i r i n g -----------Conllued from P i| l 1A Go ti.uk and review It thor* . nughly. No one slwuld liuvr Ix-rn fired. II anyone 1* to be fired it should be manage­ ment.’ Tom Alexander suggested a petition lie ctreulatetl to aak the police chief to step down. "Some time back the rtty spent money on Investigating the po­ ller department,’ he com­ mented. 'It was just a waste of taxpayers’ money. We have watted so many months for a change lieeause of that, but nothing has lieen done.’ Kenneth Ilent ley pointed out that (lames had an excellent 12-year career with the deInvent. tie said Dames had n through difficult times and had hard duty. *Dut he’s honest. He'd point out his own brothers If he had to. because he's honest.* Dentlcy said. He concluded his comments by telling the commission. ’ Goldsboro is watching you* Former Sanford City Com* mlssloner Dob Thomas di­ gressed to another situation. ‘ I recall, many years ago. when a poller officer appeared to be tn trouble, and he came to me asking me to help him keep his job.* Thonfks said he worked very hard to persuade the commission to override the proposed dismissal, and It was K finally approved an a it to 2 vote. The olllrer was Joe Hil­ lard. **Nnw we nerd to show compassion again.* Thomas said, 'lie's been here 12 yrani. He must have done something tight.* Drrndd llartsflcld spokr ol Dantes’ character, explaining his Activities wttli softball teams ‘ lie took dnig dealers off thr streets and put them Into hall team s* stir said. One younger spokesman ex­ plained that flame* had helped him get a job. *t would probably be in jail If Dames hadn't strpped in.* hr said. *llut hr helped me gel a job and now I'm a supervisor on tliat job.* S a lv a t io n CoattaMd boa Psgs IA H ie Mrs. Ihtlph Austin Smith Award wan bestowed to WK8H Channel 2. for tlirlr community services to the food drive. Special gratitude goes to the over 100 persons and volunteer ntgatiUdllon* that gave of their servters during the tomndo crisis. Majors Hnicr and Faith W i­ liams. the commanding offi­ cers. Invite the community to volunteer, nr come and worship at thr Salvation Army f&nford Corps Worship und Service Center. 700 West 24th St.. 322- NEAT-N-TIDY im d e m ' R esidential ALL CLEAN SERVICE We Clean By Day • Week • Month IS A N0N*PR0f IT SERVICE ORGANIZATION OFFERING DEBT REDUCTION htc IMIm itn Prawnrr Cleaning (407) 323-1556 Home (407) 620-1385 Cell Phone ct it 3 0 % ih A m s iio iio h O f£ F L O O R 10 C E I L I N l 55C M . 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S H I S 111 III f I D i n ( \ l I S I 111X 0 1 I 111 It \ l I) I I I S I ' I V11V I MI I HI AJ I i t Hr* r* I mu tl �SEMINOLE ftyr Hrralb Swwncia H nM , Sartord. fkjndi - Tuesday, May 12.19M •U runouts (I N A L S T O N IG H T Beer :30, Kempke Music, Maronda Homes roll in Co-Ed SANTORO Sommoto Ihgh School baseball coach M *s Powers wd tosd Ns Tntw mto battle tonight at A lu m Field The Fighhng Semmolos are 24-8 and rankad No. 2 n ihe state poll and tsfl host Jacfcionvdto Wotfson, which ■ rankad No 8 in Via state wivt a 28*7 record, m the Ctoss 5A Rag<onal Champorwhlp storing al 7 30 p m -T h te n m a r of tonight's game wd advance to n an week’s FMSAA Stale Champonaftp* at Legends Field m Tampa IU «n t/ l tunutuilr U*li«iM (iik|r Itrji •> Wlnlrr S *** 4 S iiw U ( *i<luul Hamri 1**1 T«fft|u llrfkJry llrji SANFUKl) llrrr .10 remained umicfralrd. Krmpkr Mu « m SrrvUr won ilo mtihh I straight big game and M.iriHul.i iln n n lirnkr Into Ihr win lolunui for thr first tlnir In Sanford Krt rra ­ tion llrpartnirni Spring Co-Ed Slow fllrh Im II l-ragiir .11 turn at I1nrhursf Park Monday night the Smilnolr Mrrald Scoop look a (10 lr.nl In ihr top of thr Inst timing and hrUI Ihr Irad until Maroiala llomrs stored four runs in Ihr hnltoui of i I h* third Inning to lakr a II N .utv.iiitagr M-irond.i llomrs hr Id )ma a 13 10 heading mio Ihr laiitom of Ihr slfcth Inning w lrn II n pUnlrd fin nlnr runs lo win 22 10 try Ihr Kim Rule. In llir middle game. MIG look a 2 O Irad In i I h* lop of Ihr find inning and hrUI thr Irad until Krmpkr Musk S rn l«r platrd Ihr nms in Ihr tail lout ol ihr Ihlfd Inning lo lakr « 1)2 artvan tl|r. KM S i I h ii limtrd on tlir ollrnsr. Muring two nms m thr fourth Inning and seven nms In Ihr llllli inning lo mil hy thr Itiin Rule. 15 2 llrrr :tn krpl thr hot Isits cooking as It iounlrd 10 ratra U**r hit* among thr IH It A"! on thr ntiiht llrrr .'Ml Morrd six nms In Ihr tlrsl Inning. E xp os post 10th B a m b in o victory grt Into doublr digits tn victorV*, while (hr SUnniland Corporation* White Hus and Rallroadrra Cuba remained struggled to remain ahead of thr park In (hr Sanford Hrerrallon Department Dabr Ruth llasrball Hamtilno league at Roy llullrr Junior Field. Last Friday night, thr Kxpos broke open a close game with tour nms In thr fourth Inning and topped thr Flay It Again SportaYankrra 11-3. In Ihr arrond game, (hr First Union-A s scored three rune In the lop of (hr sixth Inning lo edge (hr Rfnkrr MsIrrUls-Drvtl Raya 5 3. On Saturday. Ihe Cuba scored six nms in tlir third Inning to erase s 3 0 deficit and went on to top thr Rich Han Marlins 8 5. Tlir White Sox also had a tough time, having to score seven nms In thr fifth inning to break away from a 5-4 lead, but stlU only defeated thr Kntrrprtsr Tracking-Indians 12-10. On Monday night, the Expos scored eight runs In the bottom of the Aral Inning and thr Expos pitching held thr Devil Raya lo Hirer lilts In throwing a 12*0 d»utout. Thr lair game also saw a shutout as thr Indians closed out a ran rule win by scoring seven runs In W ELL DONE SANFORD _ Seminole High School softball pitcher Maria Duvall was chosen as the San­ ford Optimist Club's Athlete of the Week. For Ihe week. Duvall was 2-0 on the mound, racking up 22 strike outs and had an earned run average of 1.50. At the plate, she hit .700 with two doubles and eight RBI. For Ihe season site ltad 103 strike outs In 117 Inning* and a 12*7 record before tier season was ended after being hit In the nose and eye by a line drive. The Junior received a black eye and a broken tale last week undernose In the Incident and late went surgery on a broken cheekbone. Duvall receives her Optimist Award from Optimist member Lorenzo Itolk. Showdown on tap in Senior Girls9 Fast Pitch Softball Errors, lack of experience dooms Bears SARASOTA _ When the Winter Springs Dears took the Arid in Sarasota Thursday night It was easy to ace confidence, pride and youth. What they larked was the big *E*. experience. Couple that with crucial errors and the result but did not lakr lonlml of Ihr lontrsl with new rnlrv Sanford Christian Cliutrh until pUllng 10 nms In ihr third inning Thr wlnnrrs tltrn rloard out tlir 21 I Victory wllli thrrr mns In ihr louMli Inning and Iwo nms In llir fllili in* ning Herr 30 1* now .TO on llir season and Irads Krmpkr Musk Service (2 I) Maronda llomrs (I II. MIG (12). Sanford Christian Chunli (O il and llir Srmlnolr I In aid •Scoop 10-21 Next Monday night at llnrhurst Park. Hanford Climilan (hatlrngrs KMS al 6:30 p m : VUG lakes on llir Srnitnolr Herald-Scoop at 7.10 p m . and llrrr 30 IMillies Maronda llomrs al (CIO p.m Doing llir damagr lor Maronda llomrs wrrr Lori h r |two triplrs two double*. four mns scored. Ihr KHH. Ki » i Humrnrr Ihumr run. sin glr. two nms scorrd thrrr KHII arid Strvr fat rv k Idouhlr. stnglr, twro nms scored, two RHI|. Vfikr Ihcxik (Iwo singles, two nms scorrd. Ilirer thomr run. nm w o r d . Rill). Rick Ettanid (double. nm srorrd. Iwo RBI) and Jarklt hnsnid and Kllrn Ulllana (one single and one nm *corrd radii. Ihr Srmlnolr Mrrald Scoop were Ird by Jeff Ik-rliiiKkr (thrrr shirrs nm scorrd. twro RHI), IIran Smith (thrrr -Ingles. two nms srorrd. 1011). Rus> White llhrrr -Ingles. nm »corrd|. Grna llukiir (Iwo single*. iwo run* scored, twp MMII and Dan Slrams (twei single*. nm scorer}, ROM. Also. Amy Hawkins (single. iwo runs scoredl. Drr ChoMiirrd (slnglr. nm scorrd), Arch Booth Isiuglr) and Margaret Slalry (Rill). Contributing for Krmpkr Munir Srrvfcr wrre (Irad Ruprrl ftrlplr. two slnglrs. thrrr run* scorrd. Mill). Grna Grrm (thrrr singles. two m m srorrd). Krllli Krmpkr Itrlplr. demblr. twfa m m scored. thrrr RHI) and Margaret Clevcng«t (doulilr. two nms scorrd. Rill). Also contributing wrre Christy Oltvrr (single, two nms scored. RHI). Kortnry Kuhn and Lynn SANFORD _ The Queen Dee's and T-N-T Express did what they had lo do Monday night and set up a show­ down for first place tn the Sanford Recreation De­ partment Spring Senior Olds' Fast Pitch Soflball League at Lakeside Field. The league-leading Queen Bee's scored in every In- Double Trouble 22-10. Sharks undefeated in Women’s softball From Staff Pa pacts and won Its first game o f the sea­ son with a 2(H) blow out of SANFOKD _ The Sharks scored Vaughan Incorporated, three runs In the sixth inning to In the middle game, the Eagles pull out a 12-11 victory over Curt'* scored seven nms In the third tnAlleycata to highlight action In the ning to start them on their first trlSanford Recreation Department umph of the season. 18-4, over Women's Spring Slow Pitch Soft- W.D. Associates, ball League at Plnehurst Park last The late game saw the unde- fourth Inning, but Curt's Alleyrats countered with three runs tn the third Inning and seven nuts In the fourth Inning to take a 10*9 lead. The Sharks then pulled out the victory, taking the lead on a tworun double fay Kathy Spellman and getting an Insurance run on s dou­ ble by Potty Polly. Tursday night. It was a night for the visiting teams as Suimlland Corporation scored 16 runs tn the first tnntag What looked to be an Insumce run turned out to be the winning run sa Cult's Alleycata got a run back on an RBI double by Becky Seated battle between the Sharks and Curt's Alfeycats. The Sharks scored five runs In the first inning and fofir tuna in the �- Notto— -................................ - - ■ ■~ *..................... - . , ■■ . dcmtnolc Hcral CLAMMED AD RATES ihc fourth Inning and the pitching gave up Just four hits tn an 11 0 triumph. The standings In the America Division arc: the Cubs (13-1). the Whltr Sox (11-2). the Ath­ letics (5 H) und the Yankees (2­ 111The Expos lead the National Division with a 10-4 record and arc followed by the Indiana (7­ 71. the Marllna (4-10) and the Devil Hays (3-11). On Wednesday night at Roy Holler Field, the Cuba and White Sox square off at 5 45 p,m. and the Yankees and Athletics do battle at 7:45 p m. Expos: Mojica Anthony (triple, two singles, four RBI). George Easley (double, single, nm. Kill). Josh Brown (triple, run. RBI). Marcua Kendrick (triple, two runs). Eric Biyant (single, two runs). Cy Wynn (single, tun). Shane Iblster (two tuna) and Derrick Baker and Tbmmy Gray (one nm each). doubles. RBI), (two singles, run) son (double). On run). Shelton 8tf Cody Miller (nm). Yankees: Donald Campbell (triple, single). T J . J «k ru *n (home run, run. RBI) and Chris Cole and Derrick Harris (one single and one run each). Athletics: Ryan Thome (single, two runs). Jeff Bowers G irls A A U hoops champs Varitek hits first home run KANSAS CITY. Mo. _ Former Lake Brantley star Jason Varitek hit his first career home nm on Sunday, helping the Boston Red Sox defeat the Kansas City Royals 3-1 behind the pitching of Melbourne's Tim Wakefield. Red Bug Summer Softball July In various cities around the country. Trains wishing to enter the Florida Cham­ pionships or needing additional Information stwuld call Ken Patrick. Seminole Commu­ nity College. (407) 338-2093 or Tom Blerl. CASSELBERRY _ The Seminole County Recreation Department will offer a Summer Slowpltrh Softball League at Red Bug Lake Park starting the week of May 18th. Men's leagues will be offend nightly, with a new women's league starting up on Mon­ day's and a Co-Ed league on Wednesday's. Returning Spring League teams may start registering April 30th. with open registration beginning April 27th. For more Information, please call 095­ 7113. 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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>, May 12, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bb6fd3502824ad7f1872a41a9ba06e6d.pdf cc262ebcd095ddaf7bb7500109f635d6 PDF Text Text SEMINOLE LIFE.. 1C AFTER HOURS...7A “1 pledge allegiance...” The making a film festival The significance o f Flag Day IN S ID E Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Ovlado, Wlntor Springs and t andnsls Caanty sines 1SOS 90th YEAR. No. 2I0 78 C ents SUNDAY. JUNE I4. I998 Sem inole C ounty’s only rural area challenged by d evelop m en t By » h tri Brodlc MKRA1.D FEATURE EDITOR SKMINOLE COUffTY • Line* on .i im p air again dividing resident* and i ounty commissioner* an explosive growth threaten* to burst the scam* of Seminole County. As commissioner* await a derision on thr fair of the flattlr RJdge development In Wlntrr iiimt Spring*. uttrntlnn la now being tum rd to Chuluota and a promised drvrlopmmt which will rncroacfi on thr only part of thr county lltal t an atlll lx* tonaldrrrd rural ('iiinmrirl.il Realty Gump wanta approval of a propoaal to Imlld .KK) honira on 212 a rrrs adjacent to Snowlilll Hoad and llmmlry Avr nue Tlir pro|>nty la rnvtrnnnimtally aruaittvr. important aa a high rrchantr arra for thr Horula Aquifer, teas than I mile from th r Little IIIK Econ Stair Forrat and 1-1/2 mlIra from thr Kronlorkhatrhrr River *Thl» la far. far. grratrr than th r Daltlr Rldgr lasur," aald County Commission Chairman Kandy Monts Tuesday Morris has strongly opposed thr development of thr property and thr mad which could open up development of thr Hast Rural Arra. Thr East Rural Arm was designated, with the Input of citizens and residents of th r arra. In conjunction with th r establishment of thr county's comprrhmaivr land plan In 1001. Thr area study art thr boumlarles of urban development on thr raat side of thr county. Land uar In thr Eaat Rural arra la either ag­ ricultural or residential, but residential dens I- Sentenced to death IInvalid signatures force Decency folks to find new recruits W o e to th e hand that shed this costly blood * RALD^TA STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - County ComnUsstoner Dirk Van Der Wetde was one of th r petitioners who went to thr Lake Mary Post Of­ fice on Friday to gather 2.000 or more signatures for adop­ tion of an ordinance that would rllm fftl* nude dancing tn ScfllRalr County. fiT aak •ru ty HERALD EDfTOR Long nights between April 22 and June 0 h r lay awakr. feel­ ing the weight of thr decision hr must make; holding In his hands only, life or death for Michael Moll. Moll. 36. was con­ , vlcted of tg I ’ murdering his wife, her last morning a machiavel­ lian h o n o r of ft**? 5 botched murder a t­ tem pts before the final be­ trayal. Iter husband and his accom­ plice. Chris­ Two Saminoto County man convicted ol murdsr, and ssnisneed to death, wMt vary differ­ topher ent paths to lha electric chair. Above: Mkhaei Stol has Just entered h e system of legal Stewart, then 10. had posi­ appeals after hie santendng June 9 lor the murder of Ma wile. Below. Joe Spanano. after tioned her 25 years on death row for the murder of a hoapftai dark, was granted a new trial by Circuit liny body on Court Judge O H Eaton Jr. after the state's star witness admMtod he Had. The stale Su­ a waterbed. preme Court upheld Eaton's ruling. Spaxiano's trial la expected to begin In September. neck braced For moro on the death penalty. See Pag# 5A by a wooden slat, before lrushing her larynx. The Jury. 7-5. recom ­ mended the death penalty. Cirrull Judge Seymour Benson, who had never sentenced a man to death, did so now. “It's something you don't want to do. You don't want to be faced with the responsibility, but when you are faced with lt...lt'e such a delicate decision to Itave to make.* Benton says. rompact ir Benson, at 64. la a compact man. (It from regular exercise as he moves briskly to the padded leather arm chair behind his desk, rifling through a alack of le­ gal papera. Law books and family photos line the eredenza behind him. hla diploma from Brooklyn I-aw School, board certification from the Morida Bar. and num erous awards surround a stark portrait of William Shakespeare, positioned Just so: the bard perennially peeking over the Judge's shoulder. This year on the criminal court bench. Benson has presided over two murder trials and one for attempted murder. One men was acquitted, one sentenced to life In prison, and Stoll, to death. *We art up a system of Justice with mles and p u n ­ ishment. Enforcement Is not a comfortable task. When I took the Job of Judge, It was not for comfort, but to do Justice.* Benson strokes his neatly clipped beard, his words firm and carefully chosen In deference to the pain hts decision causal one mother. Uie relief It gave another. JuUe'i mother. Vivian Parker, tn a May 17 letter to the Seminole Herald, writes that she prays *lhat Ood will guide the Judge tn the decision that he must make Ju n e 9 . 1 know the kind of hell on earth he put my daughter through, and men like him should not be al­ __________ people." * to be withj other o Michael s mother. Linda MoU. has prayed too. for God's fujdance through this nightmare. She Is con* vlnced that her son la Innocent, and acted without the registered voters, invalid signatures and were duplicates." Ooard *Wr went over 3.836 of the III lot is and found 008 to be valid. We're still checking others." The group hopes that Van tor Decency to on Fighting brush fires rm f A ai fP- n t a h f f ? l I New blazes contained By MtofrsBs R. f a s RALD CORRESPONDENT GENEVA - TWo more brush fires broke out in Geneva Frtfirst one happened an property rty owned by the a t y of Sanford ora located on State Road 48. outside the Oeneva city limits. It was quickly aquelchnl by firefighters. The second one started In an area at the end of Cochran Road, directly behind the Seminole Woods subdivision, and was not as easily quenched. Though there was apparently more smoke than fire, flames did manage to spread through a 10-acre area, ft took a total of BO firefighters from Seminole County. Altamonte Springs and Oviedo, and 18 engines to con­ tain the fires. Thirty sheriffs attics were also called In to p along with the Division of Forestry, which made several air drops. Homes on the 8 roads run­ ning off of Cochran were evacuated aa a precautionary measure and those roads re­ mained dosed until twilight when Immediate danger had passed. County Ore officials and In­ vestigator* have not yet deter­ mined the cause of either of Friday's Brea, but will continue to monitor the area tor what they call *hot spots* through- I S In front of wtwt ^ov q-i— a.— rvi woom norno M m no from frw rscanl Hr* in Go- D ram atic rescue leaves couple happy to be alive ■ f Jw f t C otei HERALD STAFF a covering with tree Charles �2A •Sem no!« Marald. Sanlo'd Honda ■Sunday June 14 1993 Business Granny Nannies go the extra mile ny Debra Wood HERALD CORRESPONDENT A cake for 10 years ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Employees of Community State Mortgage Corp. in Alta­ monte Springs celebrated the company's 10th anniversary with a party at headquarters. Principal Mongage broker Lena Wsssemwm cut the rake and thanked employees for making the company's first 10 years a sneers* While America paid tribute to It* 33 million seniors dining May's Older Americans Month celebration ’Living Longer. Growing Sfronger." Seminole based Granny Nannies hon­ ored longterm , hnmrlxnmd clients with more personal fes­ tivities. "Its our wav of saying thank von to client* who have been with us for some time.* sold Like Maiy resident Rob Hodgson. Granny Nannies president ‘We do a little spring yard clean up, pull weeds, mulch, put some fresh annual flowers down: and we bring tn balloons, a rake and a Law firm merge OVIEDO John Ariale. re ­ cently seated as an Oviedo City Commissioner, is among attorneys Involved In the merger of two law firm-. Kate. Kutter. llalgler. Alderman. Dryant A Yon. P.A. of Tallahas­ see is merging with the firm formerly known as Rosen bluth. Losev. Butman. Morse A Ketdatsh in Orlando. The nrw combined name of the firm Is tt> Ik* Katz. Kutter. llalgler. Arlalr. along with Greg Chalres. have already been working from an Orlando of­ fice at 111 N. Orange Avenue, and will be remaining in that local ton. Lena Wasaarman available lo qualifying Univer­ sity of Central Florida student* majoring In electrical engi­ neering or electrical engi­ neering technology. The dona­ tion will be supplemented with an mldliion.il 950.000 under a statewide matching program. To l>c eligible (or an ATAT Wireless scholarship, majors Ul electoral engineering or technology must be lull-time Juniors or seniors and must bold a 3.2 grade point average as well as dem onstrate finan­ cial need and leadership In rommunltv service. Home purchase seminar LONGWOOD - Watson Re­ alty's Longwuod office, at 1425 W. State Road 434. will be the site of a special dtscusslon/lecturc seminar on how­ to purchase homes under a program called an FHA 203 K plan. The program is intended deal with fixer-upper homes, under guided FHA standards. For additional information on the seminar, contact Be­ linda Fenstermoker. Mortgage Funding Service at 629-7411 or Diana Walley at Watson Re­ alty. 788-8889. ext. 4126. Shopping Center available LAKE MARY Owners of a proposed 14.7 acre proposed retail center site have placed the properly for sale, and Fatson Orlando Ills been named Hating agent. The site Is lo­ cated at County Road 4GA and Casavrrdc Hlvd In Lake Mary. According to Trunk W. H er­ ring Jr.. Faison managing Partner. T here Is trem endous Interest In retail m it e r sites In the Lake Mary area In grn- UCF gift CENTRAL FLORIDA - A 9100.000 gift from AT&T Wireless Services has estab­ lished a scholarship fund ItH fllL H M M IfT r, f.jpahgsgi I Today; Afternoon thunder­ storms. Highs in the mld-SOs. Lows in the mid-70a toaday; Afternoon thunderstorms. Highs In the low-90s. Lows in the mid70a. Monday: Afternoon thun­ derstorms. Hlgha In Die mid00a. Lows In the mld-70s. Tnaadaj Afternoon thunder­ storms. Highs In the ]ow-90s. Lows In the tow-70a. OATUKDAT: SOLUNAX TABLE: min. 8:35 a.m., tnaj. 2:25 a.m.. min. 9:10 p.m., maj. 2:55 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 11:07 a.m.. 11:30 p.m.. low: 5:00 a.m.. 4:56 p.m. Row Smyrna Batch: high: 11:12 a.m .. 11:35 p.m.. low: 5:05 a.m.. 5:01 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 11:27 a.m.. 11:50 p.m.. T a tm a 9 5 74 T a tn a a 9 3 7 5 low: 5:20 a.m.. 5:16 p.m. certificate.’ The special observances demonstrate Granny Nannies' appreciation of chrnts who have hrl|>eil build the H-yr.irold, home health carr Inislness, The company provides sitter. comjMiilon and per­ sonal-rare services to a couple hundred older adults In nine Central Florida counties Ex­ pansion through satellite of­ fices and franchising Is under way. *We provide baste, certified rare; whatever Is needed to keep someone at home ami Independent.* Hodgson con­ tinued. ‘Since wc focus oil this and only this, we do It wrll* Hodgson's dad, William Hodgson Jr. of New Hamp­ shire. came up with the Idea and the name In th r tale 80s while trying tn arrange rare for a relative living In Mait­ land. The senior Hodgson re ­ turned to New Hampshire, lull Lis remained active tu corpo­ rate management. *1 havr a grandmother who's 94 now.* the younger Hodgson said "She lias rheu­ matoid arthritis. Ju st opening a Jar of mayonnaise was diffi­ cult lor her. Stic needed someone to groerry shop, rook u rural.’ From that need, a business begun. ~ Thr entrepreneurs spent u year researching Cen­ tral Florida statistics and Ihc Industry's prospects before deciding that they could fill a huge need for In-home senior services In Central Florida. Rob and bis wife. Kirsten, left New England to start Grunny Nannies. Tlie rouplr share child carr and businrss responsibilities. We make your business insurance our business. T D K c want tn tv y nr partner wlsii it evana to uts trance prutittkit (itwacMMuLiy L iriju iliiv htHikss pnacvtkvt hum Auto (\n s T v liwraiKC (isnjuitV Well lake i.irv 1 4 >»sir IlN lW HMIT.UKC wink V«i Like t,.uv»4 N lW ls V Phuta Cu m yol r e i i n t IVnc Nanny Tamsia Rregor (loft) with Granny Nsnow's president Roto Hodgson visit 90 year otd Ph4 Ryerson si his Winter Perk horns Most days Kirsten works on txiokkrrplng at thrlr home of(lee. but on Tuesdays, slve heads to the company's Alta­ monte Springs oilier while Rob stays home with 2 y ra r old Morgan. ’It's nice I ran slay liumr with my daughter and not miss this lime with her,’ Rob s.dd. Ukr the Hodgsons, family members are usually first to recognize thr need for Inhomr care and la arrange for Granny Nannies to shop, clean up. cook or bathe a laved one. Clients may suffer from d e ­ mentia or otfttt infirmities, but they want to stay at home. Granny Nannies carefully screens potential nannies and certified home health aides before allowing tlirm to visit s clients borne. Registered nurses supervise th r rare. To keep nannies' skills current, the company provides addi­ tional stall training through continuing rduralinn courses ‘Our standard is above and beyond.’ said Sydney Carrlere. operations manager "We want to do whatever we run to rmpower them to glvr good rare. The bottom line Is Itow good the nanny is that show* up at the door.* nsMS sss Nssatss. Page 8A TO N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C B 2174 9 . rranch Ava Sanford 3 t « -O t S S We’re Sold 6 g ) “q i i a>cmlnolc Herald □ MONDAY TUESDAY T atrm a 94 74 T a tn s a 9 3 73 D aytona B each ft New S m y rn a B atch: Seas are 24 feet with a light chop. W ater tem p eratu re at Daytona Is 80 degrees and a t New Symma, 80 degrees. W inds are from th e w est a t 10-15 m.p.h. Her* are the winning number* ■elected on Friday In 9ve Florida Lottery: Fantasy S 9-10-12-13-24 Lotto (June I) 1-10-22-31 -33-43 iia h iiic i AREA RUG W PURCHASE OF HOUSE OF CARPET OR TILE i The high ta m p a n tu n la Samford Friday waa N /A dsgrsos sad Iho e m s lg k t low waa N/A. ■•corded rainfall Car tha ported sadlmg a t SO a.aa.. Saturday totaled N /A la c k . Play 4 2-frM Cash3 2-6-5 • S u n r is o ......................... 8 : 9 7 a .H i. •Su n set....................8 :3 3 p.m . S e m in o le H erald CERAMIC TILE “Serving Seminole County Since IVQH“ Sunday. June 14.1998 • Vol 90, No. 210 Pubhthad. Dady Eicapl Monday. Saturday 4 Christmas by Rapubhc Newapapars. Inc. •300 N. Franch Ava. Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 LEOALt OSCULATION ADWMtSTTlATKM BuffyBannatt Devs G*rvwt •PUUMhSf Odsua P u p - Busmatt Uanagw R om Bouma - Manager EDITORIAL Jecndav Stolry Frank VorioSna - Managar Paggy Baahrwf Oana fVAar •Oparaaona Frada Haimart Coaryl Smart lacy Loar •Edtor JeABerVncU SoanBraka Dors Osmch Daw] Fraoar Jean* Hughe* Courtney La«aw h<*PWUu* Oaan Strum Tammy Vrcm t VW ndlUons LntaSpagri AOVEflTlSMO LavamaCoi K*M W ris t ■Utruget Cheryl Store CLA4SJFKD HeemetDegto press a stripping Robart Sk*T Coaran Mark Sevore BA Egan Jack E nseha Elem Tyrraa. Jr Haad P m v ra n Suun Wenrer Tarm G**m lluti WhSt ParoOcal Poaiaga Pad at Sarkord Honda end edOtonei me4ng oftce* Merger* Slurry FROOUCTtON Subecnpun Rato* (Oaky 4 Sunday) USPS 4412(0 Vst.y>Ui • SO Years Experience Guaranteed Professional Installation CARPET MILL BMomm 4I4S0 Povtmeeter Send eddreta chengee to 43400 2913 Hwy. 17-92, S a n fo rd Tha SEMPAXE HERALD PO Boa 1667 SantonLFL 32772-1667 1 War 474 00 (2 Blocks North of Airport Blvd.) next to City Electric end Enterprise Leesing Across From Aamco lUontha Republic m Ftonda Meudenu add 7% eafc* tie toI Newtpapen, Inc. w - w w w w AOWADAUW. �DsrrwioW Hantd, Santord. Florida •Sunday. Ju ra 1 4 ,19M - M was aneated Wednesday. June 10, by Seminole County depu­ ties. Green was charged with fraudulent use of u credit card and grand theft. G rrrn was ar­ rested tn the 400 block of West Find Street. Retail theft Jeffiwy Oreen. 54. of 134 Sptlngwood Clr.. Longwood. Cheree Herzberg. 37. of 305 W. Warren Ave.. Longwood. waa a m s lrd Wednesday. Jiuie 10. by Longwood police. Herzberg was charged with re­ tail then and was aneated In Uic 200 block of South Stale Road GOO. Herzberg allegedly roncealed 8 packages of b a t­ teries in her purse. Marlon Corey. 40. of un­ known residence, was arrested Wednesday. Ju n e 10. by Sunford police. Corey was charged with retail theft and was arrested In the 1500 block of South French Avenue. Corey allegedly concralrd Insert re- R ural Urn are established at 1 or 10 acres. “We drew the line.* aald San­ dra Bogan. Seminole Audubon Society Conservation Team chair. *now they're asking us to A hiiad Ivfti aW uic unc I• ncra in Chudesire planned unit on their lands. rl^U-af-way to the county far the building of what ta being called the Chuluota as the Seminole Society and the Siosmose both the byCBQ'a development that allowing either to forward would create a crack In the rural The proposed land use changes threaten the Integrity of the established East Rural Area. opponents says. 'Seminole County Is not In compliance wlih It's own Com­ prehensive Liiul Use Flan.* Susan Kalry* Coiirrrh writes In a statement, listing (hr goals of the Siena Club, should It decide lo Intervene as an affected pany. The Florida Department of Community Affairs, charged with reviewing land use changes for all counties and municipalities In the slate, found the CRO request, passed by a 4:1 county commission vote, not In compliance, and an administrative hearing has been scheduled for October In the meantime, several negotlu Rons between Ihr FDCA and county planning staff have or curred. A request for a small area study lias come to the forefront of the negotiations Supporters of tlie plan amendment* want to use the small area study lo defend their position Commissioner Dick Van Der Welde said the small area study would give Uie county *morr tools to defend Ihe m a­ jority opinion of the board*, but Morris and Commissioner Daryl McLain, wanted the study to have non-predestined re­ sults. *Thla m v in lr r was will lout conacirnrr, reprehensible and « u done tn a manner which tortured the vlrtlm. Julie Stoll, far at leant IS minute*, and prrtiapa 30 minutes. Julie Sloll anew ahe waa being murdered and questioned the betrayal by her husband and Stewart,* Benson write*. Mitigating factor* such a* StoVa chureh attendance, lack of a significant prior criminal history, provision of financial support for his family and plana to adopt Ju lie* *on a* his own. were not enough to ■awe Mm bom a death ten* fence. Hit contention of un ■apU nee In a deal struck with the state, did not save him el- iflV* "The culpability between fttewarl and Stoll waa not equal. Michael Sloll planned and caused the death of Julie Stoll. Chrtaiopher Stewart wan the club used by Michael Stoll to effectuate the death of Julie Sloll.* Uenaon write*. Parker's Tonight. Vivian Paiker's sleep may be leaa restless. For Julie's family. Justice h as been done. *l'm glad It's over.* she her. once with a garbage bag that she bit through alter it the petitIona It can the County Board of to reconsider Its decision to permit nude or get the Issue on a far the voter*. Van 1 of 2 commis­ sioners who voted far it to end. For this reason, he stood outside the Boot Office on Fri­ day uymg to gather m art sig*We have 000 or ao tn addi­ tion to those that were origi­ nally turned in .9Van Der Welde aald. T h is Isn’t going to be that much of a task .9 A Boat O ttos manager came suMIds to aak the petitioner* S V E T S .' he had not been notified that anyone would be petitioning at the Boat Office off Lake Maty Boulevard. *lfa OK to do this but uanaRr someone le u in ____ ten. T d say that 90 p e rte n ta f tjh«^ m e n won't B Rfftlttlng arrest Ulysses Brown. 27. of 1811 Strawberry Ave.. Sanford, waa arrested Wednesday, June 10, tnr Sanford police. Brown was charged with resisting without violence and was srreslet the comer of 25lh Street Elm Avenue. Rickey Jarrella. 18. of W. 12th Si.. Sanford, was arrestrd Tuesday. Ju n e 9. by Sanford poller. Jarrella was cliarged wllb resisting without violence. Jarrella was arrested 12th Street and Pecan Avenue. You’re in vited to join us for another sem inar as p a rt o f our Neighbors C om m unity Education Series. Commissioner Win Adams said. *If this study can clearly define where the line la drawn, then I ran support a study.* Tlie study will be conducted In-house and modeled after Ihe (IrrrneW ay/Stale Road 434 Small Area Study, which has been used In conjunction with Ihe Hattie Ridge project. Frances Chandler, director of planning and development. told commissioner*. *1 believe that doing an evaluation would provide some criteria about when you ran move an urban boundary * She said Ihe study could be completed In 2 months Tlie commission a p ­ proved the study unanimously "Enhancing Your n Communication Skills Wednesday, June 24; 6:30-7:30 p.m. Classroom Denise M anzolillo, R N , M S, Licensed M ental H ealth Counselor, w ill discuss: Stewart's to the con Is serving u SO-year sentence (or Ills pari in Julie's murder, but could be 1994 senlrncreleased, under IU9 clinch. In 17 to 30 big guidelines. years. Judge Benson prepares to I H • Enhancing listening skills imrvr In July lo the Civil and Family Probate bench. He will always remember the gravity, the Importance of the decision he made In the Stoll rase. *lt flushes out so many feelings and thoughts you just don't want to talk about. I ran say I'm against the death penalty except tn certain rases, and I'm for Ihr death penalty ex­ cept In certain rases. It's so easy to say Tull somebody' for doing a certain deed, but the actual laak of doing It Is much different.* • Learning how to g e t your message across Refreshments and Door Prizes!! For more information, pleaic call 407/321-4500 (from West Volusia: 661-4441), extrmion 5202. Make your reservation today... testing is limited. Central Florida Regional Hospital . Henson balances his respon­ sibility with renewal at home, a happy marriage, family, and 3 faith In human nature remains intact. T have hope far people, hope for humanity,* he says. Tonight. Michael Stoll sit* on death row In Halford, his home through his legal appeals a bathroom sized metal room with a stainless steel toilet and a rot. The pain and anger, like s fresh knife wound, will slab at Sloll's family for y e a n , as each legal maneuver winds Itself at snail's pace through the sys­ tem. And where will It end? In re­ versal and remand for a new trial, lo atari the process again? In conversion to life In prison? Or In a long, lonely walk, where each footfall ech­ oes hollow off the metal walla of death row, the ultimate pi i m shin rut, the final walk lo the electric chair. Nudity- B front of • Im proving verbal a n d non-verbal skills Death n pellent In the pants. Welde. Tve hrard they don't being asked to sign the peti­ want the adult d u b a in Fem tions by Ihe Citizens for De­ Bark and they may want to cency ore unaware of what the move them to Sanford." Kirby commission has done. *Our aald. *1 don't know why anyonr adult ordinance U as tough If wants them at either place. I'd not tougher than such laws In Florida,* he said. like to see (hem gone." Pastor Mark George from the In recent weeks. City/County Community Methodist Church Investigative Bureau agents In Casaclbeny Is tlie leader of have raided a num ber of clubs the Citizens for Decency und arrested dancers who were Group. He- says that the group loo close lo custom ers or not disagrees with the 'cureless* performing on required p lat­ actions of the county commis­ forms. Authorities are con­ sioners and Is 'outraged that 3 cerned that If nude dancing of the commissioners would were not allowed, more clubs allow our community • our would open and would not be home - to also be the home for subject lo Ihr same regulations full nudity. that now exist. ■Last tall we asked the The Issue Is extremely com­ commission to pass tome plex and Involves aa many a t­ tough laws on adult entertain­ torneys aa It does dancers. The ment and they didn't listen,9 adult entertainment Industry Oeorge aald. ’Now, they're go­ will pour big money Into the ing lo have to listen.9 legal war*. The Citizens for Commission Chairman Decency have recruited attor­ Randy Morris said the county neys from Liberty Counsel to nonay iv itlng the good fight lo defend the antl-nudlty ordi­ Is flghllr regulate and discourage tlie nance should It be adopted.. "Well defend It • they won t adult entertainment a in the county. He aald that he ex­ have to pay,9 aald Rick Nelson, pects a good many of those attorney for Liberty Counsel. A fkri of Osflwi Honda i 1401W. Seminole Boulevard, Sanford • 407/311-4500 HELF SAVE I t. m b l _ IF YOUWAMTAVOICEORTMEFUTURE FT. MELLONNM, JOi YUM H U M S MB PETITKMTOMNB IT TOAVOTE. ★ THE CITY OF SANFORD HAS ENTERED INTO A MEMO­ RANDUM OF AGREEMENT W ITH A PRIVATE DEVELOP­ ER FOR THE POSSIBLE CONSTRUCTION OF A HOTEL/CONVENTtON CENTER ON FT. MELLON PARK. WE HAVE NO COMPLAINT WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AS SUCH BUT BELIEVE IT SHOULD STAND ON ITS OWN MERITS AT ANOTHER LOCATION OTHER THAN THE PARK. SUNDAY Rune i 4t f l t t U | Seminole Blvd., Lakefront; Covered Pavilion MUSIC, ENTERTAINMENT and MOREf Sponsored By: Society fo r the Preservation o f Ft, Mellon Ph, 4 4 4 South E lliot Ave, Contributions Welcome Internet. A cce ss for F R E E ? Tired of Paying for Your Internet Account? io m i The Sacrats To Receiving The Internet For Fraalll Plus 300.000 Freeware And Shareware Programalll 1-M0-329-1293 u n 30M | 2J 0par min. • Muat be 18 yr*. • 8erv-U (610) 646-0424 County, the petition far Van Der 2 it Must Be a Registered Sanford Voter 1b Sign Petition �®f)e fteraU) 4A - Bmtnob Horrid. Sanford, Florida •Sunday Juno 14. IN * EDITORIAL Union, county ought to quit playing with fire These have been grueling days and m o n th s for th e firefighters of Sem inole C ounty, w ho have responded m agnificently to a couple o f m ajor d isasters. Friday, they were o n call again for an o th er b ru sh fire n ear G eneva. It la reg rettab le these m en and women have to w ait and w att for a contract settle­ m ent w ith Ute county. Everyone agrees It's tim e to get th e salaries of o u r firefighters in the neighborhood of the personnel from agencies su ch a s th e one In O range C o u n ty . The h assle betw een th e county and the firefighters' u n io n h as gone on long enough. Both sid es ought to handle the ne­ g o tiatio n s aa th e firefighters would a n em ergency call. The county Is offering 20 percent raises, w hich so unds like a good thing. T he u n io n people say th ere's more to It • th a t th e raises need to include everyone. W hat m a tte rs h ere to th a t both aides give and tak e an d setU e th e Issue. They're on the sam e team an d ou g h t to be on the sam e wave length. T here to no opponent • no vis­ iting team . T his to th e hom e team , the one every citizen of th e county to relying on for service an d protection. A y ear ag a w hen th e county’s firefighters b eat a private com pany’s bid far tra n sp o rt sendees, th e re w as a g reat deal of su p p o rt from th e public. A lthough people don't alw ays re g sra taw eruorccm ent agencies w nn love an d resp ect, they are usu ally very sup­ portive o f th e ir firefighters. We suspect they're p ulling for th e fire fly tors In th e co n tract d isp u te. T he union sh o u ld n 't abuse th is, an d th e cou n ty com m issioners sh o u ld n 't forget It. Government officials: Idea is not new! It started right here with the Seminole ffrrold and this column. It was stated In a recent news release that a grant was to be given to the Uni­ versity of Central Florida for the purpose of studying the traffic problems and possible solu­ tions for Centra) Florida. The chairman of UCFs ctvtl and envlrormental engineering departmei man, will be tn charge. Here's all of this. Essam Rodman ovi tended meetings promoted by ere. He also met with me perso tn his office at UCF. He was impressed with my views re­ garding transportation and we sought help In getting a grant for the purpose now stated. Our local government officials stated that such a grant was not available. So what has clumped? After millions of WASTED dollars, lack of vision, lack of common sense, lack of leadership, wasted consulting fee*, misinforma­ tion. and on and on II goes, they turn to what we suggested over one year ago. th ey label this as s new Idea. How marry of these people do you believe even know what an Idea to. let alone are able to come up with one. Vtofan and Ideas hand in hand. Thai's governmen t in action! Sgn on Here's a Up. If you are interested In hooking up to the Internet there are many options re­ garding servers. You are probably familiar with AOL. American Online, but ore you aware of lo­ cal companies that can provide the same serv­ ice and tn my opinion even better? 1 would strongly suggest that you consider one of these local server*. There are many pluses, Including excellent service. The technicians I have found, are well trained and my experiences have bean excellent. Think about local acm es when you are ready to go on-line. Help buftd these local companies, check them o u t You can act 19 quickly, have in easier chance of securing a name you like, help a local company, and get on-line Just as easily. Rates art law Wc did It again. The interest rates dropped as predicted. In my opinion It Is touchy right now. We were right an About the IMF. Asia and the effect on the United State*. II hasn't quite hit ui yet. I soil maintain that interest rales wtU not £> up. at least far an extended period. 1 stm feel that there is greater chance far the rates to gs Viagra, tobacco, campaign* Old men and old todies are spending precious lime on talk shows dtocusstitg you know what. The trouble la that, In fact, not much of (he Im­ portant buatneaa of the country to getting done. The tobacco Issue will probably be swept under the carpet. C am paifi reform waa Just an Issue to run on to be elected, they win never reform the system to the degree neces sary for H to be effective. The truth to that the old saying. I f * pawn? I doubt It. Apparently there to little thought aa to what the real ramification* of all thia tekvlaed debate regarding the preatdent la doing to the party oa we dltcuaa very little about the country** buatneaa. It la obvtoua that the vaat majority of our ctttiena are not aa interested In Uie blow by blow description aa we are. Docs It not make acnae to let this be handled by Kenneth Starr and let ua do what we should be doing and not spend our time discussing the PrraSVnt while he continue* to rack up points. If we continue, our legacy win be. d we are lucky, th at we destroyed the offlee, accom ­ plished little that the American people w anlrd. put the fear of Ood In those who do not w ant to ace Big Brother watching over ua and have proven th a t we do not have a unified party but two fractions or more, and the town la not big enough far an of ua. at least within one party. What 1 have just staled regarding W ashington Is coming light here to Seminole County tn the nnrnnmw ejections. Do you want this? I don't. When the vipers come out of the grass ready to T — our little and precious listening and reading time on personal attacks, ask them about what they are county and what do they really know about the problems affecting the county al ihto tim e. Lei us not become another little Washington. Spirit far attack Ood and Country, only when It serve* u a If we truly toad the spirit err would also be a t­ tacking the lottery and other sorts of gam bling. cause? June 7. 1BS8 edition of y o tr newspaper. Clearly the editorial seeks by IntUnidaUon to abridge the Constitutionally guaranteed right of Crmyeas shall make no law resprrUng an es­ tablishment of reUgkm. or prohibiting the free exercise thereof: or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press: or the right of the peo- ryone will not want to legislate morality (nudity). 1 suppose those who feast on this kind of filth will not agree, but what about the dan­ gers to existing decent family oriented commu­ nities os their areas become part of the growing PORNO Capital of Florida (“Come here and ace It all*)- These other dangers are real: Degraded Surrounding Neighborhoods, Crime. Lowered Property Values. Scared Away Better Busi­ nesses. Tarnished Neighborhood Reputations, Projection of Immoral Values etc. b. That The Cttlrens for Decency Is •pressu ring the elected officials Into writing the appropriate adult entertainment codes*. Oood for them! The overwhelming "Voice of the Peo­ ple* at past Seminole County Board of Commis­ sioners meetings (not Just this group) has been pleading with the Board to Indude In an up­ dating ordinance some antl-compkte-nudltystandaid. and usually Inr a 3 to 2 vote the Board has refused even to study the matter further. By majority vote it prefers to side with the PORNO Kings In allowing complete toptess/botlomlesa male and female nudity. c. That “Nude dancing to a form of expression protected by the First Amendment*. See the above First Amendment: It does not say that! Free speech Is one thing, advene action to an ­ other. ’Flee Expressions* to not unlimited. A Supreme Court justice said "You cannot shout fire tn a crowded theater when there to no fire.* You cannot drive through a red light to express your dislike of traffic lights. If Free Expression were not lim ited, then St. John's County could not have a *bUdnl* requirement for the clubs In that area. <L That *a lot of time and effort has been Taking risks, finding solutions rnrnt. Ju st a few months ago aa a member a t the Choices Oversight Committee far the Northwest cluster of schools, we had fay consensus agreed that there was a real need for • reduced student to teacher ratio. We had also requested addi­ tional assistance tn the farm at counselors in anticipation that the disruption of school fami­ lies would create a new rituatkm far those chil­ dren being bussed from their famlltor neighbor* hoods. Despite the District leadership’s Initial *we will me*, our efforts paid dividends far those schools In the Northwest Cluster. Bach school will have the opportunity to make the decision as to how the allocation will be used. Obviously, this to placing the reepooatbtllty directly on the Individual school as It should be. The result waa the combined efforts of adaUntstrator*. teachers and parents all working together far a sole pun pose of serving our chodren. Without a doubt this additional unit to cer­ tainly a step tn the right direction to afford teachers and counselors a better opportunity to respond to Indicators that a student to showing signs of dial era* and/or continuous behavior wall in Uietr efforts to menage the challenge*, as well as administering to the other needs, such aa the ESOL and the gifted. As to whether additional assistance would have helped In the tragedies of the pool, per­ haps smaller classrooms and additional coun­ seling would have enabled the professionals to Identify a crista before It happened. A few years ago as a young teacher and ready to act the world on fire, I raptdky learned that 1 try* and Ih o t^ n U h o i^ nuiy^be spcn t/ Yes, but Board dkl not accept the offer or agendo of de­ cent legal agencies which would represent the county on a coot-free boils. Yes. Ume has been ■pent specifying the appearance of parking lots. i In identifying and More on SWOP mental o r physical disability criteria. These dtoabdlttes include retardation w ith an IQ of Was than 00. Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy or Autism. BUI fo e to the executive director. Deborah Punmk who Is the supported work coordinator finds Jobs for clients. Punxak let me tag along aa she mode on-rite visits to some of h er dtente Saturn, which started contracting with 8W0F In March, soys Punxak. “hires 3 to 4 of SWOPs clients everyday." While there. I met Andrew Federer. a mentalty challenged gentleman who was eager to tell me how much he loved h is Job w ishing cars that have been serviced. "I love It.* he sold. "1 want to work here.” �ft. UN-BA In assessing student test scores, it’s Success For All Cvery so often.you have to step back and look at things differently. The numbers m the Reading and Math columns repr esent real live chlklren-youra, those In the neighborhood, even your grandchildren. Moot everyone read the news stones about how Seminole County's average CIBS score was well above the national average. What you didn't read was a story about Iheoe kids—thooe In the bottom quart lie. These ore the children In our school system who will cause about 75 percent of the disci­ pline problems as they fan farther and further behind their peers in the classroom. Iheoe are the Mfe who will make up the 1,300 or more Seminole County high school students who leave high school each year without graduating. These are the ktdo who ore moot Harty to ha* come graduates of the Juvenile Justice system and later make up the welfare rolls because they cannot find, nor hold a Job In an Increas­ ingly high tech society that demands they be able to read and comprehend what they read. The number Is staggering. The coat to society may be even more so In 30 to 50 yean. Bob Goff M folkii^ £Lwhich Is that requires rlBc help far gpeetfte problems, th e re 's no stereotyping h e n -ju st good teachingPram Nan Parker and the facility at Hamilton there cornea the cheer- "We’re gung ho and Society has a right to punish For the Brat time in my Ufe. there Is a face to the death penalty. Although I'm neither proud nor embarrassed by the fact. 1 know someone who la on death , KsM Is WSTOSC r 1 9 ■* -g -------------------- L I HERALD f a ^ STAFF ■ * L WRITER 1 _____ i i i death penalty argue that StoO la a person who doesn't de­ serve to have his hie taken sway than him. They claim that since Stoll didn't actually commit the act that took the Me from Juke, he doesn’t de­ serve to die. They argue that revtrqp to the only motive to Execution: Barbaric puntshassnt? Try to a g l a a i to Juke's family why they don't deserve to wont revenge, fry to replain to Juke's two small children why they don't deserve to be angry because they will Letters What contorted logkl With no standard, dub nudtty is allowed. t r o t law enforcement oWdsla an tici pate more trouble. The Seminole County sheriff has also cast doubts as to whether he could enforce ouch a measure. Why? Other counties haws atmUor restrictions: It Is tbs duty a t low officers to enforce the low to the beat of their ability; and with common sense. I gather the 9t. John's area officers are doing It this way; Issuing warning notices. If the people are denied any standard, the sheriff does not need to enforce Tizzio A sad day in court mMcdty lying during cross examination. To odd salt to the wounds, Christ Stewart admittedly committed the complete murder of Juke �•A •Sw nncM Hw aU. Santord, Honda ■ Sunday, Juna 14,1BM I Fire----------- Scmincle County Sheriff* Chief Deputy Steve Harriett and Rre Copt R J Pittman discuss the latest brush fire that broke out Friday at Oemlnoti acre# burned before the lire R e sc u e Continued (it>«n Pegs 1A m il the dry conditions created perfect fuel for the fire. ’ll wii!< n firestorm.* explain* Bracrwetl. A fire of such In­ tensity creates u draft in addi­ tion to the winds. The fire shilled south and Hrarewell realized It was heading for his mobile home and his wife. lir.irrurll left the command ren ter and rared the fire to get to Carol The Gun Range was already on flrr. Brace well drove 500 feet with the fire raging on both sides of the road. "WeVr got to get out quirk.* Untcewell recalls telling Carol. *11 hit u* so hard. It was unbe­ lievable.* The smoke was so thick It darkened out the sun and Brarewell realised the light around them was not daylight, but firelight. With everything around them on Are. they tried to drive out the way he had come tn, but couldn’t. They were driven by the Are to the end of the road, to an open area where 3 other couples were trying to save what they could. The Individu­ als were trapped and hoped a nearby pond would provide them with enough protection to watt out the Are. Overhead, a helicopter from the Seminole County Sheriffs Office vaa providing support for the Are department. Chief Deputy Steve Harriett was In the air assessing low enforce­ m ent iwada-wkn pUat, Copt. Bill Armstrong and Flight Offi­ cer Kevin Shea when the fire shifted and it became apparent from the sir that homes were in danger, and a second sher­ iffs helicopter was employed to assist In search and rescue. The vegetation Is so thick and the tree* block the view on the ground explains Arm­ strong. It Is s different per­ spective from the air. As Arm­ strong and hts crew flew over the northeast com er of Lake Hume)* trying to worn occu­ pants. they saw a clearing with plece their Uvea back togethrr with the help of their daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter. The Bracewells have been mar­ ried for 33 years. They have hod their share of rough times, but BraceweU says this rales up there with the toughest. ’It is gratifying to see haw many people ready care,* said thr 0 people trying vainly to keep the fire at bay. "A 50- foot wall of fire was coining toward them,* remem­ bers Armstrong. “They were surrounded and couldn’t see It from the ground.* The 6 people on the ground saw the helicopter, but could not understand the warning they were being given. Arm­ strong landed the helicopter In the open area. BraceweU and his wife did not hesitate to climb aboard to ride to safety, but the others refused. After carrying the Bracewells to safety. Armstrong and hla crew returned to try to evacu- to reciprocate o expits a gratitude and will look for portunities to help when can.* ule the 4 remaining people, they again refused. The Are was closing In, the smoke was overwhelmingly Intense sod Armstrong had no choice but to fly out without them. The 4 did survive. BraceweU has worked so a paramedic fireman since 1971 and has seen a lot of bad fires. He knows how devastating It can be. and he know* bow blessed he and his wife are to be alive. Armstrong and Har­ riett are their heroes. They deserve credit for their bisvciy.* said BraceweU. I t la one great example of how groat It la hairing helicopters avail­ able.* •It was a trig roonknatari «ffort brtwssn irputlaa and fire-fighters on tbs fo u n d and In the “We used the us.* Seminole County Sheriff Dsn Eslingcr acquired the helicop­ ters used during the fire at minimal cost through avenues Including military surplus, th e helicopters can be used for surveillance and chase opera­ tions. medical airlift, and res­ cue operations. EsHngrr la a t­ tempting to acquire a ter that would have the lly lo drop water born the air. Still reeling from the aback, the Brscewella will begin to in our op­ we Csattaasd treat h o U out the weekend.' Although there was no loss of life or damage to property, the Red Cross la on hand to provide assistance for anyone needing it, Mike Ertel. Community In­ formation Communication* co­ ordinator for the Seminole County government said that It la always a good Idea for citt­ ern* to be aware and keep a kit of immediate necessities readily available In case of an evacuation. Items to include In the kit are medicine, eye glasses, batteries, portable ra­ dio, flashlight, a spare change of clothes and baby Items If applicable. He also recom­ mended that residents water their lawns at night, not Just because of the current water restrictions, but because the ground retains 00 percent more moisture between the hours of 8 p.m. and 0 a.m. This can be a significant factor In Are pre­ vention. 'Firefighters have been ro­ tating in plenty of shifts.* Ertel stated, referring to the con­ stant demand that has been eed upon them since the >t outbreak of first last week that destroyed more than 30 homes, more than half of which were not Insured. *0ut they ore trained well to handle this type of work. Ertel went on to comment on how impressed he has been by the number of volunteers who have alao given countless hours of ihctr time to aid both victim*. The Salvation Army tn particular made It a point to supply peo­ ple with a hot meal duting the moat crucial momenta of last week’s turmoil. When asked what chances them were of a repeat of last week’s devastation, E n d said that no one can speculate an such things, but a least It ap ­ pears as If the Cochran Road blase la on Its way to being under control. F low ers S We Believe In The “Old Fashion” Way Sensitive • • • • one federal Director handles all details all prepam loa la d ow at this faculty service (laws wW meet your needs no Interest la charged on trusted prearranflaowaU. which are 100% refundable • the faatfy selects cremation services • m arten designed to Mwctflcallon* G C ol far a hte fooefcet and «teo. ram kow 7441 R«J Due L aic R 4 , t W l > . IL 11761 4 0 7 - 3 6 5 - 1 6 0 0 F uneral H ome IfwwdlbiiMiAwia Yes, 1 to save up to30%! 11 J ftA g -ijg J* yvasggg ^7.V _ Su m .Sis e ___ Zr Cky --------n»n>( ) i m Fm 6 Fm i J l^ S m *M lh«L *'U .(W iR UW H U M A N CRISIS COUNCIL Alley, Sanford, died Thursday. CECIL W. DAVIS Cecil W. Davis. 82. East 14th June II. 1998 at Central Flor­ Street, Sanford, died Friday, ida Regional, Sanford. Bora Ju n e 12, 1998 at Central Flor­ June 2, 1914 In Quloqr. ha ida Medical Center. Sanford. moved to Central Florida tn 1943. Mr. Harrison waa a re­ Bom Oct. 25. 1915 In Wesson. Miss., he moved to Central tired laborer for AJL Shoe­ Florida In 1961. Mr. Davl* was maker Construction. He waa a a const ruction representative member of New Bethel A.M.E. for the U.S. Navy. He was a Church. member of Wrstvlew Baptist Survivors Include sorts, the Church, Sanford. Reverend Roosevelt Harrison. Survivors Include wife, Philadelphia. Pa.. Lean, Del­ Martha: brother. Louis. Green tona. Bobby, Sanford; daugh­ ters. Lrola Fields. Winter Ha­ Kail Springs, La. Iiris-ton Funeral Home. San­ ven, Ora Lee Alexander. Donna Kenny Mae ford. In charge of arrange­ J. Williams. Mitchell, all of Sanford: 32 m ents. grandchildren; 27 great­ grandchildren; 9 great-great­ RICHARD T. EVEVARD Richard T. Evevard. 76, Ven­ grandchildren. ture Court. Winter Springs, WUaon-Eichdberger Mortu­ died Thursday, Ju n e 11. 1998 ary. Inc.. Sanford, In charts of at South Seminole Hospital. arrangements. Longwood. Bom April 29, 1922 In Kansas City, Kan., he had resided In Central Florida for 9 years. Mr. Evevard was a gov­ Mary Lucille Kallaugher, 74, ernment inspector. He served Bear Paw Court. Winter tn the U.S. Naval Air Force Springs, died Thursday. June during WWII and the Korean 11,1998 at her residence. Mrs. conflict, and was s former Kollaugher was born Feb. 10, r o w . Mr. Evevard was • mem­ 1924 in Crosby, Texas. Mrs. ber of St. Stephen Catholic Kollaugher was a registered Church. nurse. She was a member of Survivors include wife. Alice the Quilting Club. Mrs. Kal-. A.: son*. Richard T. Ill, Winter laugher was a member of SL Springs. Mark K.. Yakima, Stephen Catholic Church. w ash., Patrick D.. Oviedo; Survivors Include sons, Mi­ daughters, Lisa Beatty, Flowery Brunch, Gu.. Mary Brockman. chael, Dunedin. John. Latrobe, Longwood; brother. John. Pa.; daughters. Rose M. Ken­ York. Pa.; sisters, Mary Ellen ney, Winter Springs, Patricia Erwin. Michigan. Betty Lentsner, Kaufinsn. Texas; Mac Klllop. Srabring: 8 grand­ Janet EMra, Odessa. Fla.. Maureen Burkley, Castle Rock, children. li.infield Funeral Home, Win­ Colo., Judy Duncan. Orlando, ter Springs, In charge of a r ­ Kathleen Remley. Woodland Park, Colo. rangements. Banfleld Funeral Home, Win­ ter Springs. In charge of ar­ MCKINLEY HARRISON McKinley Harrison. 84, Frog rangements. I tj'uuul C pmiituj JU S I HKINO A H ill. A NO 0U A lIf TIM ­ OR INC [JW A N D SMI l t N O T HI N O VERlf ICAIION i t Si NFC! SSAR* N 1 t O t I) (CASH OR FOOD STAMPS ONLY) f r i t HOMO THAT BY USINQ THIS PROGRAM THAT YOU 0AM �Welcome to the Seminole fferafefs ’After Hours", a Seminole County. If you have any story takas, pic­ tures or commend about the page please call David Frailer at 333-2611 during weekdays, or you can write to David by sending letters to The Seminole Herald ittn : David Fouler. P.O. Box 1667. Sanford. Florida, 32772* 1667 or 300 N. French Avenue. Sanford, Florida. 32771. U | Vacation movies all run by the same formula. What ran go wrong, does go wrong for the characters In these movies. Never does Ihe char­ acters merely get to enjoy their time off from the real world. How about a vacation Atm where char­ acters actually learn something about themselves: something that rhided them until they had the few David Frazier -paradin' Is aayihm i but. It's a s the lead characters ate thrown M o a hole, and we have to spend 3 hours watching them dig their way out. Tlte Idea h as been twisted and manipulated to death-<t needs to be retired. There are a few good hosa In the new Mm. Laughter exploded from the audience when Ford’s character scorned llcche's by say­ ing *Vtour not my type.* The Hnr K r k r i T l H . l r - .M 3 ’■y ^ Whan aha Is hurting MAITLAND * As risMsrs go to the 7th Annual Florida Film Festival, they may not think about how much work went Into the making of the 9 -day event. *tfs ■ year long proc* css.1 ostd RH i Orula. mar* Orula. During this time, the festival gathers Its sponsors ; together which la a task that carries itself right up till festl* val tim e. Around January or Febru. a selection committee de­ es on which Alma will be ; chosen a t the event Orula said that the panel la assem bled rarious local people In­ in some way with either ■tan. Mm education or bn scene In Central flJPl iTi ‘fruaA .tfrv. The regular staff at th e S OruU la tn charge of gist m is­ sion th is year. The job descrip­ tion m eans getting together spots that will run on lelevlMon and radio. Putting to­ gether a theme Is also one duty required. This year, the ada are centered around a cir­ cus. and Orula aatd that they want to can n y a fun and hu- LUNCH The most difficult facet at the festival tb n g b Is mdllng down celebrities to attend. The festival hao been m y arc* ceoaful so far. Director Oliver atone. William Macy, Rod r. Dennis Hopper, Henry it and director Joel nacher have graced the hi the p a st This year. riaitlng. ‘OetUng celebrities to a foil time gig,* said Orula. Bringing in the celebrities la only the beginning. The staff has to also bring In filmmakers and guest Jurors. more areas a t concentration. Lucidly, there k I month to recuperate after the festival has ended. *tt‘a a month a t easy breathing.- said Orula. It h a period when the coordina­ tors a t reflect to ass w h at can be done better the n ex t year, w hat can be improved upon. 'E ac h department goes through Its own process, said Orula. TO see the nulls of their labor, you can call (407) 639* 1068 lor m ore details on th is year’s diverse parsde of films. (407) 3D41M Our Uds Nights Friday A Saturday 11:00AM* *00 PM �LAKE MARY BlVD. MANOCRO Traffic to shift to now Rlnshsrt Road lanas The cXy ot Lake Mary has advised that, (fortnQ the wook ol Juno 15. traffic should bs shdlsd to the • Consideration • Special exreptlon permit for temporary sales office (trailer) for retail n u rs­ ery business on Evans Street \ • Consideration • Final plat for Klngsbrldge East Village Unite 3 A. 57 lota on 11.20 acres at CR-410 and Mitchell Hammock Road. • Reconsideration - Request for minor devia­ tion to conditional use permit. Worthington Estates subdivision. • Public hearings • none scheduled • Resolution 501-00 • Response to verified complaint regarding conceptual development plan and development agreement for Live Oak Reserve PUD. • Consideration • Oviedo Service Center at Pafan Drive - road section draign. • Tree City bbard fiscal year 1900/90 work program • request for direction regarding Sweetwater Creek acquisition. • Consideration • Connection to city water for residents on Doctors Drive • Dtecuaafon/ronatdcrattan • Oasis and objec­ tives • Vacancy on Board of Adjustment • Assigning voting delegate to Florida League of Clues Conference ’ Consent agenda • Reports from mayor, councIlmen, city attor­ ney and city manager • Suggestions for future agenda The regular City Council meeting will begin at 7 p.m.. Monday. June IB. 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Imquinta. com LAKE MARY • 1-4 it LAKE MARY RLVD. • 4R7.R05.9f01 C O M IN G SO O N : O R LA N D O AIRPORT N O R TH • O R LA N D O UCF 5*11.- I ■ ^ i'Vj.'f Briefs When ■ request for service comes In. Granny Nannies tiles to careAilly match one of its 020 caregivers to the cli­ ent's needs and preferences. But if for some reason* they don’t click, the company will switch caregivers. The agency tailors services to client's Indi­ vidual needs, with weekly, daily or round-the-clock care. Clients or their families pay for the services. "We're like a fine-tuned machine. The quality Is th ere.’ Hodgson concluded. "We don't want to be a typical agency. We want to go the extra mile.* Mary In January, has nam ed Larry Vershei Communications Its public relations agency of record. Bill Berwick, former execu­ tive vice president of Banco Popular In Sanford wtU head Commercial National Bank of Mid-Florida which plana to break ground on a new 4.000 square foot facility on Lake Mary Bhrd. neat month. handle between 1.700 and 2.000 emtts per day. The new telecommunications equip­ ment now being MataOrd Is expected to double the capac­ ity. foa wsM side ol Ri southbound lanes Oviedo council to seek stronger ^ restrictions on large truck parking OVIEDO • Many cities Including Oviedo. Sanford, and Lake Mary have restrictions on parking large trucks In certain areas. Oviedo however, says It's time the ordinances were fine tuned to Include additional restrictions Nannies if, f! A dty Thotooud MO, PJL B o ard CortH lod R oyeM otrfot • • • • • • m Emotional Behavior Problems Substance Abuse Depression, Anxiety, Schizophrenia Manic Depreesion . Attention Deficit Disorder Eating Disorders Sullt #202 Ssfiford.FL 32771 �father Freddie Howard Jr. following in similar footsteps of talented dad Baseball needs revenue sharing or a salary plan SANFORD _ If you need to know w hat's w rong w ith major league haaehall these days. Ju a t check the stan d in g s. Lately, you’ve been hearin g baseball p u rists and dons who won't give u p the game no m atter how poorly they are treated, rave about McGwire's quest for 61. Kerry Wood, and th e Braves and Y ankees’ excellence. But look a t the standings, an d ask yourself If baseball Is healthy o r on life support, re­ sorting to gimmicks like th e Inter-league schedule to stay afloat. Look a t the top of th e stan d in g s and ever team , w ith the exception o f tw o. either have a new stad iu m or pliqr In a big m arket w ith cable television perks th a t allow a free flow of money* Look a t th e bottom of th e stan d b y s. Old parks, n o star bases, littie television revenue. It d o e sn 't bode w rit for th e friturv th at At­ lan ta a n d the Yankees a re th e dom inant farces In th e gune w hile th e sm aller m arkets battle fa r th e right to try to a lf t the J.D . Drews o u t of the am ateu r d r a f t Lot's ta k e a look sta rtin g In the Am erican television) are running aw ay w ith the title ai B oston (big market) an d T oronto (new sta In th e C entral. Cleveland (new stadium ) la ru n n in g aw ay from th e pack w hich Includes M innesota (small m arket, old ugly stadium ). Chicago (big m arket, new stad iu m th at look* old and outdated already). D etroit (crum bling stadium , sm all market), an d K anaaa C ity (tiny m arket, g re a t stadium , n o sky boxes). u i th e W est, Tom s (new stadium ) Is up by 3 over A naheim (old stsU d m . b u t boutfit by enough to give the ow ner a free stadium . Last Second Shot: In honor qfFtag Day next week, let’s point out one thing that w as Iqfl out In Thursday's rap on the Tropicana Field In S t Pete. According to tradition, a J k q should never be mounted to a w all and should alw ays hano flreiu. In S t Pete, the ouffleld Jlag Is pinned to an ugly steel grate that hangs above th ejleld . Williams agrees to contract with Expos complex In Jupitrr lh*t blew Wil­ liam* away. *1 wmt down there the Sunday SANFORD . Clyde *C3* Williams before the draft.* William* sold. 111 had one atop to moke before They hod a brand new facility and leaving for Jupiter. Fla., to start It was awesome. I wasn't surprised to go there.* his major league dreams. WlUlam* spent draft day silting Ilia bogs were packed, the con­ tract was signed, but there was by the phone, watching television, sliU the matter of picking up that lie expected lo go as early as the brand new BMW before hitting the first round or much later than the road. third. Such Is the uncertainty of Of all of last week's Seminole the major league draft. County major league baseball draft He sold he was pleased to go to picks. Williams become the Bret to Montreal where he will be able to sign a professional contract. Ink­ play against fellow Seminole and ing with the Montreal Expos Post S3 teammate Chris Louwwns Thursday. who signed after bring picked last The Expos took him in the third spring by the Martins. round of the Brat year draft and Now the next step in W illiams WUhoma was the third player career begins with a team known taken In the county, behind Lake far having maybe the strongest Brantley’s Felipe Lopes (Toronto. hum system in all of baseball. Brat round) and Ortedo's Ben Bring a small market tram with lit­ Knapp (Baltimore, second round). tle hope of landing key free agents. The move Is another step on Williams knows the Expos rely Williams' road to the major strongly on their young talent. Tm giving It two to three years leagues. Williams buret onto the Seminole County scene with i to make It up there,* Williams sold. monster Junior year os a home- T h at's very possible and It schooled student for Seminole shouldn't be hard to ad)ust be­ High School. After being a member cause this Is what I've always of the national champion Post 53 wanted to do.* Williams didn't want to disclose American Lemon team but aimmer. his numbers fell slightly dur­ Ids signing bonus but sold be bos ing his senior year when he batted several Investment opportunities around .400 with 3 homers, 7 tri­ and doesn't plan on living day to day financially. ples and 44 RBI. The drop-off didn't score Mont­ T h e negotiations were pretty real or several other teams In­ easy.* he sold. They mode a fair cluding Florida and Tampa Bay otter. then I went to Barbados and who Invited Williams lo try out in they went up a Uttle bit more. I al­ ways told them 1 would sign far a the weeks leading up to the draft. New professional sports team to call Seminole County home ■y Jeff BotMatoko ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LONGWOOD _ It isn't often that the professional ranks stake their tents In Seminole County. But that's all changed with Ike birth of Orlando's �Sen*nds H m M . Sankxd. Florid* •Sunday, Juna 1 4 ,10M By Jeff Bettlaleks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LONGWOOD _ Alaqua C ountry C lub nnd Stirling International Realty will host a foursome scram ble at Alnqun on J u n e 17. with a 9 a.m . shotgun start. Prizes, n luncheon, nnd u 810.000 liole-ln-one c o n ­ test arc scheduled for participants. The m ent ts ex|ict'ted to raise us m uch ns $10,000 for the Boys and Girls Club of C en­ tral Florida. Registration deadline is J u n e 15 with a 8500 entry fee per foursome... Teams representing Black Dlnm ond Raiirh tn Leeanto and the River C lub In Bradenton were the w inners In the 18th iuinual Club C ar North Florida PGA ProOfflrfol Golf Tournam ent at Tlm aeuan. Loral finishers Included Ron Parris nnd Jim Jack son ot Tlmaeuan with a fourth place finish... The Florida Women’s State Golf Associa­ tion Ju n io r Golf C ham pionship will be held J u n e 23-24 at Celebration Golf Club. Play­ ers from 9 17 are eligible tn four age groups. Call (941)355-3902 for Information... H ie American Lung Association of C entral Florida is selling Its Golf Privilege C ard which provides reduced fees ut over 50 of C entral Florida’s golf courses. Proceeds will bcncllt osthnui education and smokingprevention In area elem entary schools. Call <125 5864... The Dynamic Golf Tour, which h as a m en's circuit In Central Florida, will begin a ladles to u r tn July. Call 1-888-233-7395 for info... Deer Run Country Club will host a F a­ th er's Duy tournam ent a n J u n e 20 a t 12:30 p.m. Call 606-5180. Cost is 870 per pair.. The latest tn Jack Nlcklaus’ collection of golf courses is open In Palm Coast. The G rand Huvcn Nlcklaus course Is open for play with the normal challenges golfers come to expect from n Nlcklaus signature course... Heathrow Country Club will host the Teen Challenge Goir M arathon J u n e 22 ns teens challenge the wor on drugs. The day In­ cludes unlimited piny at Heuthrow. unlim ­ ited snacks and drinks, com plim entary golf shirts, hats, balls and tees and many prUes. Call Wayne Gray at 330-9600... The Boys nnd Otrls Club of C entral Flor­ ida will host Its Salute to Sum m er Golf Tournam ent at Alaqua C ountry Club on Ju n e 17. Registration Is a t 7:30 a.m . with n 9 a.m. shotgun start followed by a n aw ards ceremony. There will be a 810.000 prize for a hole-tn-one. Call 841-6855 for Informa- S um m er G am es began last m onth a t Rolling H ills C ountry C lub w ith a nine-hole sh o tg u n each week an d two-m an team draw ings held T h u rsd ay s a t 5:30 p.m . T here la a 8 5 weekly en try fee. Sign up In th e pro shop... T lm aeuan will h o st the O ldsm oblle S cram ble Local Q ualifier on Ju n e 27. The club h a s also been selected to host a re ­ gional qualifier w ith th e w inners advancing to th e national finals tn Las Vegas... T he Slam m er an d th e Squire. Sam Snead an d G ene Sorazan, gave a thum bs u p to th e new Slam m er an d S q u ire Oolf C ourse a t the W orld Golf Vltlage lit St. A ugustine. The co u rse w as designed fay Scratch Golf w hich also ru n s T lm aeuan In Lake Mary... The 1008 G reater O rlando Prem ium Oolf Tour h as announced six dates for tta su m ­ m er to u r. They are J u n e B. Polnctana Re­ sort In Kissimmee: J u n e 10. Ridgewood Lakes: Ju ly 10. F o rest Lake: Ju ly 34. D eer Island: A ugust 14. Rock Springs Ridge; A ugust 28. Kissim m ee Bsy. E ntry fees are 8140 for s player's first tournam ent an d 880 for each rem aining to u rn am en t... DeBary Oolf and C o u n try Chib h as been acquired by Die T exas-based Club C o rp o ra­ tion of America... West Seminole Rangers wrap up Top Team title ORLANDO _ The Rangers from the West Seminole PONY Unto Division recently won the Top Team Tournament held In Orlando (he weekend of May 30th. Tile Rangers romped pas' the Kyle Schiedel and Adam Safford and finished the season with s 23-2 record. The Rangers hit 64 home runs during the season. Straka. were Adam Straka. Alex Mendet, David Johnson, Peter Oold. Tykr O'Conner. An­ thony Hazel. Travis Campbell and Mark Lower. Howard secuttvr league chanuXonahipe. He went on to play at Seminole High School and was port of the team which went to state in 1881. But his career stalled after two y ean in J a ­ pan. Senior said he didn’t work as hard as he could have and ts determined not to let Freddie Junior watch his career end before It starts. ■| see my son In every phase of my life both on and off the field.* Senior said. ‘Ju n io r Isn’t even a 12-yrar-old. but he was sUU a team leader even being one of the youngest members on the team. I won’t let him waste his talents because I played against guys who ore In the majors rigid now and I think I should be play­ ing with them.’ Senior often looks back at what might have been. “ If I would have worked harder. 1 could have made the mujors but I took It for granted* he said. ‘Now I instill It In my son to work hard and one day he can be on television.* As far as concentrating. Freddie Junior doesn’t have any problems in the classroom. He N BRIEF Ole', Ole', Ole', Ole’, Ole'!! ORLANDO _ On Monday, Ju n e 1ft. the sounds of World Cup Soccer return to The City Beautlfull Tiie Legacy soccer Foundation will host a World Cup Reunion Party as the United States takes on Oermany In their World Cup opener, live, from Parts. France. The reunion party begins at 3:00 PM and will lake place at Mulvaney's Irish Pub on Church Street In Downtown Orlando. The (Mirty is open In (he public. Members of the World Cup Host Commlttcc and World Cup USA will be on hand for Interviews to give their perspective an the World Cup experience and how the commu­ nity has changed since hosting the world's largest sporting event. For additional Information please contact Charley Williams. Legacy Soccer Foundation. waa always on the honor roll at Goldsboro Ele­ mentary and la storting middle sch ool this fall. Freddie Junior docent aey a lot: he lets his performance on the field say a lot. but someday, he wants la be bke his hero. Delon Sanders. lik e Sanders, Freddie plays football where he la a star in the Sanford Pop Warner League. In fact. Freddie sold football la his first love, but he wants to go both ways one day. If he wants to stay In baseball, Seattle’s Randy Johnson Is Freddie’s role model and It would be hard to imagine Johnson firing the ball at 11 as hard aa Freddie con bring it. Now. It’s all a matter at following on with his dreams, staying focused and listening to the ex­ periences of his father. ’If he stays focused, he con make It tn the pros.* Senior said. *My parents didn’t always moke It to my games and my homework never got done when I woe his age. 1 was never fo­ cused. so now I try to make su n I’m th en with him every day.* That’s oil the advice Freddie Junior should ever need. at (407) 424-1010. Legacy Soccer Foundation la a SOI (c)(3) not-for-profit organisation dedicated to pro­ viding Educational. Developmental and Scholarship programs lo enhance the sport of soccer In the Cenlral Florida area, W hat: World Cup Reunion Party (United States vs. Germany) Whoa: 3:00 PM; Monday, June 15 Wfcarot Mulvaney's Irish Pub, Church Street. Downtown Orlando la attoadoaoo: Members from World Cup Host Committee and World Cup USA Kotos: Open to the public Lake Mary Track Series LAKE MARY _ Week No. 2 of the 18th An­ nual Lake Mary High School summer Trick Series will be held this Monday evening at the Lake Mary High Track Complex at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. The meets are open to all age groups, both male and female. C «M No M 141 C AM I at IS* CtfcwU Court ol IS# ISTM �3 P 1 1 ■-f *>8 *1 ? % f mi _ H *•-W 'v '- ■■ E MWkwsa: M. Th. Sat. Sun AINoon EvaNnps: Th - Sal at 7 30 SMnlcM ta n Mami andDmJd-Alai 7 Days AWeafc Cardinals ctainted the crown outright when the Braves could not Reid enough players for the final game of the season at Edgrwater High Srhool m Orlando last Sunday. The other game scheduled for the final day of the regular aeaaon found the Yankees outscoring the Manners 9-6. The Cardinals completed the season with a 9-3 record and were followed by the Yankees (8-4|. the Manners (4-7-1) and the Braves (2-9-1). The Cardinals will take off for a few weeks, then host a team from Pi. Myers In a game al Edgewmtrr High School on Saturday. Ju ly 11th. The 068A wtU return In a jr and older, play* only on Sunday's. Persons interested In playing In the league or trying to form a team ran call OSflA Treas­ urer Ollbert Vngler Jr. at H30 7749 for Information. The Cardinals are made up of players mostly from Srmlnole County or Deltona and several are Seminole High School graduates that played togrther over 20 years ago. Hie Cardtn.il* were led by Seminole High graduate and former New York Meta farm­ hand Robert Smith. Smith, a arrond baseman, finished the aeaaon with a JI7V baiting av­ erage (22-fbr-aS) and led the team In double* (lour), triple* (two), home runs (three, m- Other lop perform ers were: * Third baseman Wayne Hllbum. from TltumtOe. who hit .541 (20-tor-37), with three doubles and one home run. scored 10 runs, and drove m a • Cmlerflelder Chris Oagllano. from lake Mary, who hit .483 (14 for 291. scored 13 nuts and stole s tram-high IB liases. • Cat t her/outfielder T m y Finley, from lake Mary, who lilt .424 (l4-for-33l and scored 10 runs. * Shortstop BlU Orscey. a Seminole High grsd.. who hit .421 (IO-for-38) with three doubles, a co-team h l£ i 18 rum scored, and 10 stolen * Cstcher/out fielder pitched 52-2/3 tnntngs, ghrt(l| 14 canted rum on 38 tma. or earned run average of 2.39 while striking out 83 ant walking 38. Other members of the Cardt nala this season wen player/manager Oil Vogfor al Altamonte Sprtngs ptayer/cxMch Mehard X appy' U fa Hockey organization which •gam the country. The Jackals had been a member of the RHI before disbanding. The RHI la gators, then played for the *s fcf —j* -----iiB pfimjfwi w f iI npii nowi but everyone's hearts are so into M.* he said. Staley also said the players will be different than moat professional athletes In rela­ tion to the fans. They am an a professional level, but the players knew they aren't kke the NBA.* he •aid. *Wfre much better at reMum to the fans, and the tarn really get to know the players.’ The uma should also be able In-line Skate Center Hockey tuaRy a hard, rubber surface), Director. *1 think we have one of the with four skater* and a goalie. The actual surface Is 200 x best all-around teams m the NS. the typical num ber for an league.’ Retmer said. "We ex­ Ice hockey rink, and there arc pect to reach the final four In no blue lines. Tl»r puck tinnl Anaheim and then well shoot for Die Iragur rliamptonahlp.* always cross l he center tine. Kyle Reeves, a fifth-year Most of the Surge games are played on weekends with just roller hockey player In Or­ one afternoon home game * lando. formerly played In the July 4 against Anaheim. The NHL with the St. Louts Blue* Burr wtB also have an 1-4 ri­ and he led the RHI In scoring valry wtth Tampa which visits in 1997. lie's known around Die league as the *Plahln* Ma­ Longwood Wednesday. gician.’ Williams fair amount." He may not be In Juptter long If he progresses quickly. Williams hopes to be al Mont­ real's short-season rookie team In Vermont by the end of the a fanner pitcher In the Mont­ real organization gave Williams some advice when they got to ­ gether on draft day. "He told me to watch ray stuff,* Williams said. "A lot of guys will steal anything.* There's one area where Wil­ liams should stand out from his teammates. Once a player gets to the professional ranks, tt‘a so long to ahuntaum bats and hello to wood. A lot of players leave high school and college without ever having M ed using wood, but Williams said he has three bats and practices often with them. He knows the crack of the wooden bat. Pretty soon, a lot of other Rookie League pitchera will loo. The meets begin with field events at 5:30 p.m. and running events at 6:30 p.m. and will be ru n each Monday evening on June 18th. June 22nd and June 29th. The coat la 81 per person, per meet and each com petitor may enter four events ( I / 8-inch or M M spikes allowed). Ribbons wtU be awarded to the top three male and top three female ftmaher* in each «gi group In each event. Following are the age groups and Individual events offered In each. All categories are offered to both males and females. N e f - tM r r _ long Jump, 40-yard dash. 100-meter dash. 1.600meter run. 400-meter dash. 800-meter run. 200-meter daah, 4 a 100-meter relay. g and IQ _ long jump, 40-yard dash. 100-meter daah. 1.600meter run. 400-meter daah. 800-meter run. 200-meler daah, 4 x 100-meter relay. 11-and-IS _ long Jump, triple Jump, 40-yard dash. 100-meter daah. 1.800-meter run. 400-meter daah. 800-meter run. 200-meter daih. 4 x 100*meter relay. I t Ibrsagb 11 _ long jump, triple Jump, 40-yard daah, 100meter daah, 1.000-meter run. 400-meter daah. 800-meter run. 200-meter daah. 4 a 100-meter relay. 18-lkraagk-28 _ long Jump, triple Jump, 40-yard daah, 100meter daah. 1.000-meter run. 400-meter daah. 800-meter run. 200-meter daah. 4 a 100-meter relay. SO-«hfW|fc-SG _ long Jump, triple Jump. 40-yard dash. 100meter daah. 1.800-meter run, 400-meter dash. 000-meter run. 200-meter dash. 4 a 100-meter relay. Ml threagh l> _ long Jump, triple jump, 40-yard daah. 100meter daah. 1.600-meter run. 400-meter daah. 800-meter run. 200-meter dash. 4 a 100-metfT relay. 86 a a l Owe _ long Jump, triple kanp. 40yard daah. 100-meter June 13 June 17 June 2ft June 27 June 28 June 30 July 2 July 4 July 8 July II July 12 July 14 July 21 July 22 July 25 August 1 August 2 August Q Auguat 0 Alignat 13 N0DCE4B HEREBY OWEN THATTHE CffV COMMKiSION OF THE CITYOF 1MNTER M N N WRJ. MOtD ASECOND READING ANO PUBLIC M A IM OP OROBMNGE fW TO ANNEX A 1579 ACRE MRC£L o f land located on THE SOUTH StOE OF ORANGE AVENUE WEST OP TUEKMMUA ROAD AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE TU8KAWIUA, TRACE SUBDIVISION NOW UNOER CONSTRUCTION. (SEE MAP BELOW) South Carolina Tamps Buffalo Virginia Tamps A PUBLIC HEARMO ON THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION WILL 6E HELD ON JUNE 2 2 .1M7 AT 830 P.M. AT THE WINTER SPRINGS CITY HALL. TMS PUBLIC HEARMO WILL TARE PLACE AT THE CITY COMMIS­ SION CHAMBERS AT 1126 EA8T STATE ROAD 434, WINTER •PRM08. FLORIDA. INTERESTED PERSONS MAY ATTEND AND A.K.C. A l Broad and Obedience Over 2100 Dogs of HO Breeds each day TUNE 18, 9* 20, 21 CENTRAL FLORIDA FAIRGROUNDS West Colonial Drive ^-5 A dults 1 3 .0 0 , Children $1.00 Free Admission w ith label from Pedigree Food for Dogs p M W M b ff A COMPLETE LEGAL OESCRTTION BY METES ANO BOUNOS AND TIC ORDINANCE PEHTAMMQ TO THE ABOVE MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMMUNITY DEVELOP­ MENT COOROBMTOR, AT CITY HALL, 1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434, WINTER EFHMIOg. FLORMM. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 327-1S00X SIS PERSONS WITH DtSABtUTlES NEEOMQ ASSISTANCE TO PAHTWRATt i f ANY OF THESE PR0CCE0MQ8 SHOULD CONTACT �T U8 . Senator John Mtcali announced appointees from the 7th Congressional District to the nation's service acade­ mies. Tb the U.S. Miliary Ardenw. C hristina T. CtoeraU* (CMedol. M atthew L. Oslstsy a (Ovtedol. Jo h n A. Rneee (Casselberry ITb the U.S. Naval Academy: Denial A. Dyfcs (Winter Springs). Erin C. Ksffsgg (loingwood). Tb the U.S. Air Force Acad­ emy: M atthew I. (Winter Springs), M s (Casselberry). OQMPU-iASt COMH/TM TRAINING Seminota High Schoofs alumni organization COMSAC racantty awardad 18 $ 1,000scholarships to Saminola atudanta. Tha monay waa ralaad by Ssmhots alumni. Saniora receiving tha achoiarahipa warn: Front raw: John Kim, Erie Oraon. Kevin QiovanoN. Jaramiah Ooyta. Braa Cooper Sacond row: Usa WWttow. •^■Twwii^u i nomp*on. unotcy wwinon CNds, Tenatha Wsls Third raw: Msgan Cragar. Amy Van, Msgan Racine. B<Ny Higgins (COMSAC Prssidsnt). April Michats. Magan Gortoy, Alicia Mner, ANyaon Black Not pictured. Andy Hat COMPUTER GOTCHA IAFFLED? CoMiuniTiwMNc In XQUK H omi os Owa KAU IOS Armstrong overcomes bad breaks HERALD CORRESPONDENT A dreamer la eotneone who dares to believe In the Impos­ sible; a doer strives to create reality from his dreams. These two elements com­ bined make up the Disney's Dreamer and Doer Award. This year. In honor of his de­ sire and dedication. Jaso n Armstrong is Seminole High School's Dreamer and Doer. The mam locus of the award Is to encourage the t e u r C V ~ consiatency. confidence, courage, and curioetty-and to seek out those students who most personify these quali­ ties. Jason, us a recent graduate of SHS. has shown consistency throughout the four years of his high school life by coming to class every day. even when the urge to miss class was strong. Every day he made his way to campus, not by the threats or encouragement of his p a r ents or peer, but fay his own desire to seek out an educa­ tion. For his duration at Seminole. Jason waa a mem­ ber of the Academy of Health Careers and one of the many students who were zoned to attend oilier schools. Where some students had to endure only five or 10 minutes of travel to get to school. Jaso n had to travel IS or 20 min­ utes. Even so, he was consis­ tently In his seat each day when the late bell rang. Jason's tremendous confi­ dence waa often displayed not In the classroom, but on the football Held. As a freshman. Jason was a member of the Oviedo junior vanity lacrosse team. Though he was in a t­ tendance at Seminole, they did not yet have a lacrosse team, so Jason sought to play for th e -high school at which he was originally zoned. For two years. Jason pA rtictpittd in the program at Oviedo; howeve r. In hie junior year, the tram moved to varsity standing, and the FtlSAA told him that he could no longer (day for the team. Even though his parents and he fought diligently to cluuige the minds of the board, ulti­ mately. he was forced off the team. In retaliation. Jason tried to start a lacrosse pro­ gram at Seminole, but was not successful until his senior year, where he was on assis­ tant coach to the vanity team. Jason was also a member of the vanity football and soccer teams at Seminole. As the starting vanity kicker, he was named a Scholar Athlete and a Rotary Bowl kicker and 1 - punter for all-Central Florida, an honor which was received by only live kickers in Semi­ nole County. His powerful kicking helped to lead the Fighting Seminole football tram to an 8-3 season, a SAC Conference title, and second place In tlte class SA District title. As a Junior, he had scouts from all over the south coming to see him, and as a senior, had numerous schol­ arship offer* for football. Though most of his extra­ curricular tttwe was - spent In the weight room, or on the Add. Jason still had time to participate In non-alhictic events. He waa a member of the Oeta Club, a scholastic club; Mu Alpha Thcla. the honors math club; and Tribe, a group of students of good grades and standing in llie school selected by the princi­ pal. He also participated In H.O.SA. a club for the stu­ dents Involved In the Academy of Health C areen. The llrallh Occupation Students of America were part of the H.O.S.A. regional and state competitions. Jason helped to lead his team to a victory at the regional competition in the II.O.S.A. bowl event. In this particular event, the stu­ dents were quizzed Jeopardystyle In the specifics of health related careers. Curiosity is another thing that Is present in Jason's heart, in the fall, Jason will be attending the University of Central Florida to major In microbiology, After his fouryear term at UCF, he will be heading to medical school. Though he is uncertain of which medical school he would like to attend, ne knows for certain that tie Is going to be studying to become an On­ cologist. a doctor that deals with cancer patients. Jason Is well on his way al­ ready to achieving his dreams. He has already been awarded a Florida Bright Futures scholarship, which can cover anywhere between 75-100 percent of his tuition fees at UCF. At this year's awards banquet at Seminole High, Jason was awarded with 8500 from the Lion’s Club. Above all. Jason Armstrong Is courageous. When he was only tn seventh grade, he lost his mother to breast cancer, and had to deal with the hard­ ships of having only one p ar­ ent. Then, this year, in the middle of all of his glorious college plans, disaster struck. On January 8. In the seventh gome of hls soccer season. Jason and teammate Kyle Jones went up to block a goal at the same Ume, and ended up on top of one another. Though Kyle walked away with bruised ribs, Jason would not walk away at all: he would be carried off in an ambulance. When the dust had cleared. K waa discovered that Jason had suffered a compound frac­ ture. Ills tibia had been bro­ ken In two places and his flbla In one. This accident did not only mean a month of restrirtton In a wheelchair and crutches, but also that all of hls schol­ arship offers to play football would be withdrawn. The bright, shining star with the golden foot found himself In racking pstn, and without a chance to play the game lie loved. It has been six months after the accident, and Jason is still dealing with !hr results *1 can’t even kick a Nrrf ball. I tried this morning. It hurt like hell.' commented Jason Al­ though he has been through three or four months of in­ tense physical therapy, he Is still not strong enough to re­ turn to the Arid. But he re­ fuses to give up: *| plan on bring a walk-on at UCF.* Many people, when faced with the same challenges tliat Jason has hern forced to come to terms with, would turn the oilier way and admit defeat. Jason says h r has no plans of giving up. *1 believe that 1 am a good role model for today's younger genera­ tions. I ran allow them that they ran arrcm pllsh any­ thing, and tliat there are u wide variety of rholrrs out there,* says this optimistic teenager. Jason Is a sure example of the good In today's society, and what can be accom­ plished In spite of what seems Impossible. There Is no mys­ tery to why th r principal of Seminole, Oretchrn Schapkrr. chose Jason for tills honor. Ills reward the Dreamer and Doer title ts free annual passes, and free Disney tick­ ets. They cannot compare, though, to the reward that J a ­ son gives to others when they look at a young man who has laced the worst, and prevailed. (407)368-0096 FLORIDA EMPORIUM " lo ts Come Visa our mw retail nailer) and gift shopand ■da trail aaifM gi(i for>ou 'IM M athi Fathfr* M d ad M d la p la th* •MMesiwf Honda i Aral fiwtoMf load*ape aftM i from tin 1900* •Saturday: 10 am •530 pm :var*^ by appoMmanl Try an Original. We have a gut feeling you'll love It. AcMotzWry's Original 8andwtch Is a moufo-wstsring stock of these delicious dtMmetis. Real Whconstn Ctis s itt, fresh lomeloss. Mtuce. onions and marinated black okves on our famous Baked Fresh Defy" sourdough bins. 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IM S MR-41 tfw CMlMlt toco lad m Dm Tree N M h H H »*r belonging lo M .M R TJ K M O ■"* b# N M o l lo* a at* o> ethai m m 4 I I H M ol lo tallyly ’" ■ m i M a lot coat Ow*' m accordant* utfh Florida It* tut* U FOt-COt Florid* Sailftoaag* Fec-l-ty Act W a n ln u u coalaM t la n M I a l a l l autoM«M* pan*, partial I(M Chaay end M ectaag e arned- Legal Nolle— Legal NoUc— UgalWotl— •27 io b S N tallied INa dauai al Laaay • Caron* Payton tan mg hero an me Idea I occoanaig an aa about March II. 1*M Donne M Walt C PA OiaacMr *1 Fmaaca and Adman, tl talma tarylcat Juata I. IM I PubbtN Jun* IF. IM* MR-S* M TNB CIRCUIT COURT OP TUB ■ M N TtW TR . CIRCUIT CIVIL ACTtCR CAM NO. 8C-8CC-CA 01 VICMR IF-W NATIONtCANC WORTOAO! CORPORATION F/R/A NCNR WORTOAO! CORPORATION A TIXA* CORPORATION F/R/A NCNB TH A I WORTOAO! CORPORATION PlamMIRtl *8 J8NRV A R U H R *1 al Otlandanllt) C at* NO OF m - C * *1 th* Circuit Canal al Ik* IiQHTltNTM J a O ia l Cut Mil m and laa tCM M O ll County H in d i mhateut NATION ISANC MONT OAOI CORPORAIlON f a a a c t a MORTOAOS CORPORATKW. A TIMA* CORPORATION F/R/A NCNR l |I A I WORTOAO« CORPORATION ra IN* I June I. IMS IF, II 3 Pro|*cl FB/W-SIS-OA-JVP . Protect Till* 11) ON Ke*<l fia c lw i D atw iw it FttO S Du* Oat* July I , I M I a t SiM p m . local Mno For information on any ol IM •emanate County DCC proyocIt pteai* c*M IMoamatmri on 407/081 • AM Od-IOM-RPA W R t FORFtlTURS OF II SSO 00 UNITIO M STATU CURRSNCY PM MOMMY FRIDAY NOTm^FBRFSITVM Nolle# at Naaaby ga**n k*manat* WracNaa Saamc* e-H tell *1 Public Autl.en lot kaleag* laa c a l l a a demand i* hrgh**l bidder Ih* lotion mg deterdaed a ak c ta i b a a i t . tggg SI OMC tW Vm* t GROT I IZOMJSOt t IF Tl Old t FOR Vm c SU T R tllFM O l Jarat* IF . IS M TO C h «. pn t Vm * CLNHM inkOF Th* Auctmn a t a* h#ad at IS 00 pm on ta-d dale* above Al lem m ata Wrecker l*a*x* S840 k Myrtl* A** tardaad FI* ISTTt PaptpocIn* tadd*at may m tpecl a*haci*t earn haul pama la **l* Tarram aa* cath aa caablmd hand* la n m ta Waackaa aotarna* the npM la TO Jaaaat A Ang*l* Tannaa 104 FaatNaR Way Wail CactMbaray FLIITST and Wl alhart mhe clean an alter*tl in th* laRowing proper­ ty f t .110 00 Und*4 Ita ta t Currency Donald F lah a g er a l the mmol* County th a n lt a Oilit#. t enanet* County. Tlaautt through Nit i t f c a r i mcatbgalarc a t agent* teiyed IS—w iO i l a u n * 71—HnfWAMVID » iA im Paraonai Ti 14— F o m m s s a u r n n m yri mm w ddl ■M g N Pro* *M i o n or F0T-l}F-3tM 14 II Clath *1 Pa* C a n d Court By CacaNa V I tea" Deputy C**rt charaaeia. We Carte Raymar Barren k Frappmr Pa* I CHNm B ob H U Tamp* FL SMFt F tS M lfO tt OaVH N Park M ill, ic e d m i 4MC. mdNan S Peak mg day* ol year accaipt a l that datument. it •martag tanpaaaad. I TOO] I k k k - im PutJ-th J«na 1C t l . 188i OF at toe ____ M t M I T M A I M AMI INCAN SAVtNOS BANR. FA . FRA AMIRtCAN kAWNOk. A FIDSRAL IAVNWM AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. F/R/A STATI SAV1HOI AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF V8 JAMS* C NOW! IT AL . MFINDANTlf) Judgment a l latac laaam da lad Jana MR. IM A aailafad m Coni Cm * Ni R M CAM ( ol IN* Circuit Canal a l INa 10TH WtRT FRONT DOOR OF THi COURTHOUSE *1 IN* U M INOLI County Courlhant* lac a lad al M l N. PARK AVtNUf M IANFORO. Florid*, al I t M a mi an IN* 1Ft* day *• July. IM F Mi* MMming daaaaiNad property a t M l loatN IM la id luminary Final CONOOWlNIUW UNIT f t* . BUILOINO 14B. OF HIOOIN RlNOk CONDOMINIUMS. ACCORDINO TO TH* DfCLARATION OF CONDOMlRIUM RICOROtO ON NOVVMRCR Ik. IMF IN OFFICIAL RICOROk BOOR IMF PAOM TTk THRU FM. INCLUkIVS. OF TH* PURUC RICOROk OF SIIRNOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA AND ALL IINOWINT* THtRSTO, TOO!THIR WITH ALL APPURTINANCIk THIRITO AND UNOIVtOiD INTIRIAT IN TH! COMMON I LI MINTS OF MID CONDOMINIUM AS N T FORTH Bl SAIO DECLARATION ASSUMPTION RlMR. PRIPAYMtNT RIOIR AND CONDO­ MINIUM IHM R ATTACMBO ■ t n t a u n t a pear IFHkftkftf W FY W W T* WMPRBWI M M FM M I id U TN IP I i MC LUOMO SPSCIPICALLV BUT NOT ST WAT OP LNSI1ATION THI FOLLOWING IOLAPMINT FIR S PU C t. PADDLEFANS. MIRNORIO CLOUT OOORI. RSFMOiRATOR WITH ICUUMIR. HANOI. OUHWASHIR. DISPOSAL. WASHM A ORTSR. MWROWAW OWN WITNIIS MV HAND and Ih* •eat al IM* Court on JUN! *th, M im e — Cleat al IN* P CM wl Canal By Ruth Rang Deputy Ctaak Echevarria, McCall*. Raymar. Barrtll k Frappaat SFIS Tampa. FL SM01 H you *i* a pa aa a n midi a dmbally a h a need* a t commode on In oadaa lo participate In Put procaedmg . you nt* anbRad t l no coal la yon. lot Ih* ptaaNmn a l cartain attatlanc* Meat* contact Canal al M l N. Path Florida IITTI, am (CIRCUIT COURT MALI MARYANN! WORM Ct*«t al Hi* C e c a l Court Oy C*c*N* V Ik**" D*puly Cl*** THI LAW OFFICES Of DAVIO J IT1RN. PA AT10RNIV FOR PLAINTIFF NOTICI Ik HSRIBY 01 VIM puatuani la a lummary Fatal iufMwtNMit n| Iaoirc mnup rw m gp^ itAfMl MuRRPWee^ ^ N* I RF" ta a o v I rw a^^M Juaw km. IMS. tntaaad In emu Cat* Na M IM CAM ! *1 INa Circuit Court *1 IN* IITM Judmaal Cwcurt m and laa M M NOLI County kanload. FloHdo I traR **N ta *m hgbc t l and b at) bidder lot cath AT THI WIST FRONT DOOR OF COURTHOUSI a l IN* SUM NOLI County Courlhouta lace led al M l N PARR AW in SAMFORO. Ftor-de al II 00 a m on IN* 14th day al July. 1000 IN* In Iteming datcaWad property a* **l loath an aald lummary Final UNIT NO US-B. LARI HOWILL ARM! CONDOMINIUM. A CONDOMINIUM ACCOROINO TO THI DECLARATION TO CONDOMINIUM AMO IUUBITS ANNIRIO THIRITO. RICORO1 0 FIBRUART IS. I0SS. M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOON t s r r . PADS 014*. PUBLIC RECORDS OF UWINOLt COUNTY. FLORIOA. AS AMENDED. TOMTHIR WITH AN UNDIVIOIO MTIRIST IN THI COMMON I LI MINTS AND LIMITED COMMON ILIM M TS DECLARED IN SAJO DECLARA­ TION OF CONDOMINIUM TO B l AN APPURTINANCI TO TNI ABOW CONDOMINIUM UNIT Dalad thm kill day ol Juata. tggg (CIRCUIT COURT UAU MARVANMI MORSE Ctaak a l IN* Cltcutl Court By Cnaaba V Ikoan Deputy Clerk THI LAW OFFICII OF DAVID J STUN. PA ATTORNIV FOR PLAINTIFF M l B Unmrcity On** Suite see Plantation. FL 11U 4 (tMISM-SOM In tc c o rd tn c a with th* American with D<tabd>ii*t Act p a rto n t m lh drtkbaklta* needpanic ip* la In •Nould contact Ih* Ctaak a l Ih* Caacurt Court al IN* SUNN0L1 atF S F -S tt- .w & ff U f t me a ty* ol dam Fa a am H I. II O O SW HTSM JSS SMRO PIT No OMNI *00-477-AMI TNa Adannttlralten a l IN* MIBM *1 JIAN J ACMON. dacaacad. Ilia aumboa M* 181 CP. la pandlng In Circuit Canal laa lem m ata County. Floatda Probata Dttiaian. IN* addtaM a l aM dt M PO Orau e t *C \ (anload. Flaalda 118*1 Th* name and addaota ol IN* Paaaonal Rapracaaiathr* and IN* Partoaial Rapa* m nlattvaN alloanay It aal loath bato* A* iniaaaawd paaaan* ara roip a n d la M* ttMN iw* canal. WITHIN THRU MONTH* OP TH* FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICI ( t | all clainw againtl IN* a at at* and (t) any oby»c tio nt by an miarotled par* mg a apMial ac t otanwadada* M participate Mi IM* pmcaadWg ahauld con lac I canal Admaniatralten a l lilip h a m number M I M I t - l t M . a a l T Juata Ik. SI. ISM I4.S1.1SSB OCR-IOI r a in in g CELEBRITY CIPHER rental can Named C ‘ UCHTV XC N VHKVNU UN IVIK UCV II1VTTIW0T HV VXVVJHO O ATU, X• F V OVN AVJV10H UCV V ■ U I P A V NY T AR I NI I I I V D »« .* - U6H0IT aa 1-S M -M M T ft. OSR-IM GDunhHI K ■ I WV * h n»W R wWUMhgnrw IN Mho �- 71—Heep Wanted JOBS 71— Hu p Wasted 71—H elp Wanted TELIUARKmNO GUARANTEED S 1 0 .5 0 /H r. IN TRAINING Searched tor vie be« an* *er tor, rv* ycu lypcat Tm room We care • a ***** Cal JAMS 373-7070m 214 ASST MANOER needed tor oorv atruetton tilling lem mutt have clean driver record. COL data B m P endortement (tt patch e*pHRAI477 7537____ ATTENDANTSCASHIERS W• tram at tot coaecfori an QHECNWAV BEEUNE TUHS Pike treat retb* pecpie reedwl STEN are tNftt aval Heoreet eercome CALL AL­ PHAPERSONNELAMA361 Come and fan our canng team of tout** and CNAt Etcet rent beneto* Experience tec ognered 3 00pm-II 00pm iMi avaaabto Ptoate apply * pe>«an Itohona Mealheart RenaOMatun Center IASI t* camBrel Datena COE Small Carpenter Contractor# •eraed to trork e4h mMto ad .*1on* contractor Uuto hate WC ntte o* etempfion CM EMI3739464 UpKtto trt**m*n( comm m longegod Ml* 4<« F/T pott i » r tar (Vn/vltkMp** * ' totfn— tv% Idvr •nckrde iwng gfiu Mfdra «V*"J an) train diruui (<|t prelerred bul no! *Mortal Eater tonl bam pkg for <((1 C4* Hu rnm llaitvc* At I0TU7O730 nt 730 EOE DEBARY MANOR It tootong tor urmtrO enj er cepoonai nrhObi i lor Ve Mwn] potto** • (letterMv*CNAfT • o*U*>Anet Comr#M>** aage* evreMen beneM* and IttiM icftodul E■perton.• Over-«t«e-toed Driv­ er Needed COL A l cent* Cal HVAC DENTAL ASlSSTANT- 5yrt Ccr Qatar SytWms 407 3777563 INSTALLERt TtO*PCIANS Eiper d Tuet Fn Saury pot) . 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Me and Near S Ori a*)ul Make land U P TO $1000 40tK Cal (407) 379 9411 for ache* able to be on leel al Steady Wnrt«Etceewl pay • moreedo EOCUTUV iM. 35 degree* kyerWv* and bene*** paaincWlaytl retortal BONUSES"* Intocnea* Oetary wrier NOW" tod* 1 Tran* PRCP.SIRVI R‘un PT jut for b*trg neki Mon SMS O 9 reQuted dependable canng Warn player 10 30am Orl Job* A |to>-el.*» CM(407)774 3073 Incl » * | RetoemerU It.-t* Ml9S tie (MoWte* Carearl a mve vdoor KM ca* Apply 300 W Airport Bhrd IRRIGATION TICK • * LABORFORCE STAFFBIC mtvtweI Offal row rte t m wn Ol NfRALOOLF COURSE Uareenance Itonaon AvAAatae APPLYPI PERSON MonIn dam*pm TXnacuan Oat A Upecato comm retoement CoteeyCxto. SSOTtowcuan Icngvvond ha* a mn» poktaon UNOLAKEMary No CAM at a houia penon to *u» aha* [tea** Pie emp Drug Screen Mon Fn lto«p for apartvaia Rwpered cleaning Knoetodga of Poo* EOC-IWMeV. care reg 7 poll aval. day* orounoskeepar prt Mvifn rv-' aaernaing eeeaenda fat upecato com m uney Ptoate Ptocf Truck Lnet hat rw» reg Reap for ctoana^j cornaptw u-ew i Cokrm ai V 4kag» al date apcnmgi tor entry level more area* CacMrt ben pag driver* No tp eex * needed laae Many 733 Secret Harbor for ri%4 cil Iuma Earn 1500 to 1700 eeekiy ptu* lane, lake Mary EOfOFWP 11407 9870730ad 730 EOE beneM* Home on ■eekervt* D>ugtoklng>eg 371 7303 fa COL Tranmg cM 900435 LAWNMABfTEKAHCC ConmvrtuMcap requrvd Cat 1JO-1416 LEOALSTAFFWO r.'ttogt* leg tec Oercal Numerout PdtAont TempAI*erm •ingattn1 ‘Ileal etlale' ‘Bank/upcy* ‘CorporaN* •yyortert Comp* ‘CopyngMTrademart* •WordPrucetaor* Eat SaforwtATerryj pa* Cal Ut today* Toptaeni legal (407X399777 EXPERIENCED JOBS JOBS ADECCO •* MArtang up arts Sanford company* to treat* e*cA.ng y<< opportune** I* you bay* i*d* tmttoun and a rkrve to* qutMy. ■** have a great cppc*1un*y • m great MACHINE OPCRATOft' SILK SCREEN TECH* ‘Assemblsrs* (First SHIN) ' Warehouse" 'Clerical* 'Custom*! Service" * Admin. Asst * ‘Category 5 Tech* •Ut.2nd.3fd Shifts Avail* GRAMKOWFUNERALHOMEIt looking lor ‘two" people to do our contmumg cere program TNaperton ahoiAibe ‘Wea gntmef ‘Maturelee hegang peupe* ‘Career tnedaT ‘Women do very ree« in in**po•Moa' •rul bene***’ ‘Cemetery o*tonerat e*p nefoAA tut nol rvtcetaary* ‘ArteMate* The average none lor Vtrt per ion kbouldbe 190* SO*) (er year For a atnhk>M m*r**r« lM SMtPen HoAer at (107)373 7M0 teleten IQam7pm(EOE) SljOOOSIOMONeONUS •*<EYVPa*Package •Quatoy Home Tme •Late MoMEgucmera -Need COLAA* MOS OTR ECUMX.ltR900611 6636 217— G arage Sales R OT. *» yard, oc m m m m TECHNICUN Needed to* 4 B. . . mumty CHEAT BENEFITS! Mull be MVAC tertdred COE Drug tcreemng reg Pimm ap­ ply a.trvn Colonial Village at Laae Ut*y 713 Secret harbor Lane 1717301__________ MAMTINANC1 WORSEN For it bool m Sanford needed eip 73— Employment Wanted maintenance . S ' 219— Wanted to Buy 107— M o b il e H o m e s Fo r R e n t MEDICAL OFFICE CLERK to* buty lurgeont otic• Typng Mng A gen oNe tMe* CM S74A7CO or la* return* to 407S74 lilt MEDICALSanford area MmKai odtoR^i ***** motnale .n<>v«A*al for •mN olkca dueet and Vanacrp bent Piean la* return# to 223— M iscellaneous 114WAREIIOUSEyRENTAL Space 234—Automotive Accessories 99— A p a r tm e n ts U n i u r n i s ii i d Rasidanttal Cleaning LABOR READ' 118-O m ct SrACE For Rent k o to - s iz e MATTRESS SALS • Fut we uted boa tpmg* A maweta UA00Larrya Mat! 377-4137 «d 730 EOE ____________ Adecca LANDSCAPE FOREMt NANO GRADE TRACTOROPERATOR |«7 141*1 COL RCOO PEN SIONANDVACAHONTIME CALL3779133 Ur iat Ave S rkrl Fl 37771 (6071377ev* or FAX|407)37701}t At ou Sarkrd locator* Caahtot*. Server*.A Cook* (to* benetot and N*9to hour* ivata cM Jean Berg 371 9S7I a<tor 7pmany day samoro-on MJRV 17-n bo. HTTCHiN A B C - Tram compact man rewsecM m 407aa70730 PaaM Jetoe Uple HFSlle. GuarareaadHat For App And FaamirWi CM6am7pmPST itaa> an work an eiooi Poem Jtea Up to (1731 hr Querentoedltoe for app And I aam into CMAam7pmPST m a ttr es s Spring! IAa NEW ONLT im c m a a m u ---------- a MOVE ai sat cutn too tq * A iM 17*6 A MONTH Otoe* Storage 37UH70 or 3317SM RECEPTIONIST entry/clerical SffrtnoMHnH, Sanford. Ftonda •Sunday. Juna 14,1998 •T » 105— H ousesU nfurnished 71—H elp Wanted 71— H elp Wanico 71—H iip Wanted 71— H elp Wanted US • Somnofo Herald SarriOrd. Honda *74 SO r a* fecapwaal 3 av tare* cAcm 1 batoa STS.laa Pwmj Reaey 377 MTS______ (407)3224123 FREE CAR. U A FUN •» yoM «par* erne MleretieJt CM Leide • S7S3S17 I mo cRer red 238—^Vehicles Wanted pc* and nee Tmeeei_____ 199—Pets & Suptlies 240—Boat Rentals FISHBIOBOATSFORRENT Sumng al 130 Ak>Amo 74 Portoon CM 330-HI? I S3— A c r e a g e L o t F o r S a il 141—Homes For S aie (saa; iit-woRR eai a t m PROCESSOR A«g lama A57Vtot in x a w n g CO mM Tor P7T Noeap nee , ■ CMl4»H >4m 201—Horses SEMINOLE HERALD is seeking lull time reception it! lor tho front oflico Candidates must ebie to answor a multi line phone systom and groei cus­ tomers with professionalism and courtesy Must also handto murtple tasks and show great mention to dotail Please apply in person & ask tor DEE PUGH at WOLFE TANNMQMDS TANATHOME BuyDWECTandSAVE! Commernaihome tsvt*Pom Site 00 Loe McreeyPeymere* n«E CowCiiara CMTODAYl-AOO-niitM 243— T r ailers F o r S a le 211— A n t i q u i /C o i u c t i b l u Tainting Lessons V B e g in n e r o r E x p e r i e n c e d ^•cmtnolc Herald 100—Condominium Rin ia is Monday • June 15th • 9am - 4pm Thw Marta Corporation Wed. 10-12 or Sat. 1-2. Starting Juna 17tfi 17-02 at Ola Rad Bam >t& per2 hfs 155—Condominiums Fo r S au APPUW ff SHI P! 4I8SS OrlandoDr. Sanford (1/2 milasouthof loti MayBW) NOW HIRING i U l l A i ’A H l I I M I U i ' l fJI f/l . S • A! I >1144 f/i V m n C« ft % adtl«O d.f«U l pert tme pouhameyiiieNtoteuiSa^sH/lglf Mary, (oiond 1 L n m e lonfon Null U sratofcl*tg eari i Feidr vfedJr nidng f»/h asdfndt &kcWen 9t e<fe t tWnj enjt ord tradiel. d«rvd.tf«t faUft nuxonr* ben*4tft •« M me wpioytn |f ungiily ip grtynH ne far*** I ar an Ln« I Slfi you ton ako |oeun far Qf»ik»5per mmnewi on W e O ttd f J o 17 0 Irew H m • 4a a •t: W i n 1401 Better Nctieed W ee, 2a4 Beer, Orkede, FL Or ye* wey la pane* RUe - Set, le a • S p * »*■ Fttese, er <al Beriere at (407) 114-474$: Orange, Seminole, Osceola & Lake CountieJ CUSTOMER SERVICE BOOK ER ctutti itmotphere e»C ■vortorg con^hont reg*med '— Sales Associates & Assistant Managers 157— M o b ile H o m e s Fo r S ale Tho Moris Corporation . 41 I S S. 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George Bernard Shaw got it right when he wrote. ‘ People are always blaming thru- rir cumstaorcs far what they art. I deal jt)fltnw e u WHAT H i WAJJT5 MOW. p9 m pie who pet up aad leek (er the d r cumstaaces they waat. and. If they ra nt Rod the**, make them * With those big hints. you wtU have no trouble wad ing out the right pfoy la three no trump. West leads the spade king At first glance, there seem to be nine easy tricks one spade, three hearts and (ive clubs. My students confidently win the first or second trick, cash the three top dubs, then pause. Suddenly they notice that they have to win Ihe fourth dub trick with dummy's nine Their alath trick. Ihe UMMTMUKT70U NOW. NBMtn ONLY Opening lead: * K *p*g«m es«M ur •RSOHNW W t y OMoruttO 'WffYTME .u w 'irs no aoftdrts e r r* * * hc iH jono acut etyuA 3 mm t* J THfltrt 3coiK1oyt9 Pone it/... j ts ? l xWOCOOLI JJS X T �L g* may w a v e ! ! June 14 is day to remember the importance of the symbol of American independence crty and justice for all propfo of ^ On# Fl#fl, On# We pledge allegiance to It. we salute it. we even gave It Us own day. but we may also be guilty of more often than not taking it for granted. It Is the symbol of our country, the American Flag, and June 14th Is Flag Day. Flag Day Is a day set aside to honor the symbol of our country, to remember the history of our fight for freedom and to celebrate the unity It represents to all la n d A M h a a r t. a n a ^ hand. On# Nation, We pledge our loyally to the flag of the United States and to the nation It represents. Wr vow to be one under God. a nation that ran not be dhrtdcri And. lest we forget, wr solemnly promise hb- Flag* will be down in front of boroea and bualnesaes on this day by palrloUr Antenrana to remind uaaU of the privilege and responsibility that cornea with beta* Amertcant. Same of the (la*» seen dis­ played In the Sanford area on this day will have been placed by the Kotaiy Club of Sanford. Rotary display* 80 to 00 flags at parttctpatln* homes and bustnesaes on patriotic holiday* throughout the year as part of a patriot fund raiser. At the Veterans of Foreign Wars South Seminole t a t 8307 and Ladles Auxiliary In Longwood the Ftag day wtl be the post with a Bag common sense. A flag that Is tat­ tered. tom or no longer fit lo be displayed should be disposed of property and respectfully. Burning Is no longer considered the preferred way to dispose of the American Flag. Post 8307 sponsors Boy Scout. Keith Gandy want* the public to know that (lags that can no longer be Boom can be brought to the V.F.W. The Boy Scouts wtU lffJrperform a flag disposal ceremo^ ny. and the (lags will be disposed of In a proper manner. The Boy Scout» nieet at the post every Tuesday. > * i- l\ • ~ ^ Each year the Sanford Pilot a u b . a community service organtxaUon. distribute* flags and W flag Information to 2nd graders ''■a • at a local clcmenUry school. i 't President Marian ReUiwUl said NmMt a s t y away Msssai the club does this as a reminder tdytwtda 2nd-grad*r Anna of 3 patriotic holiday*. Memorial lay Tbs dub pasaas out the Day. Flag Day. and the Fourth of i awarsoaaa of tha 3 Impor- July. Bp Da W ttam Babsrt (Boh) ta fe s r FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS HaU offl Along the street there cornea A blare of bugles, a ruffle of drums; And loyal hears are beating high: Hals offl th e flag Is passing by! (The Bbrtd Book Encyclopedia) June 14 la Flag Day—the day Americana edebrate the S tan and Stripes as Its flying emblem. To (he American people, the flag has become a symbol of national growth, power, unity and liberty. The gtMl agj gtrifltt MltOfy flag Is honored, revered and thought of aa an The history of the national emblem of America emblem of "the home of the brave and the free.* In begins with the struggling day* of the the following words. Henry Holcomb Bennett Revolutionary War. In 1774 at the Battle of expressed his rich and high respect Tor what our concord, a flag was unfurled bearing the motto flag stands; ‘Conquer or die.* At Bunker Hill the pine-tree flag of New England was flown giving Inspiration to HaU Offl Along the street there cornea American soldiers. The Grand Union Flag was llftA blare of bugles, a ruffle of drums, rd at Cambridge. On June 14. 1777 (fodowtag the A flash of color beneath the sky; adoption of the Declaration of Independence In lU ts ofll The flag la passing byl 1778). a resolution was adopted which gave birth to the national Stars and Stripes: ‘Resolved. That Blue and crimson and white It shines the (lag of the United SUtea shall be thirteen Over the ateel-Upped. ordered lines. stripes, alternate red and white, and that the union HaU Offl The colors before us fly; be thirteen white stars on s blue Held* (Ibid.). These But more than the (lag Is peseta* by. original 13 stars represented the states of DeUware. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Georgia. Sign of a nation, great and strong Connecticut. M assachusetts, Maryland. South To ward her people from foreign wrong. Carolina. New Hampshire. Virginia. New Ybrh Pride and glory and honor.-afl North CaroMna and Rhode Wand. Todqy. the Members of Via Velaran* of Forst OswSnols t a t 8307 and L a ta AuWa Troop Bit demonstrate tho N propoi rale* a lag In a Bag ceremony c Longwood Post Homs. From Pago 1A. r—w m r ~ U l n f f Ih T IS II 1) The A * of the United SUtea of America latte* precedence over att other flafa when flown within the United SUtea. It should never be flown lower than another flag, nor should It be smaller than other flags flown with It 21 The flag la always hoisted brtokly and low­ ered ceremoniously. 3) The flag la never allowed to touch the ground or the floor. " 4) The flag should never be festenad or Usd bat* . but allowed to tall free. 5) No flag should be flown during weather which might damage It. baaed on a common tense Interpretation of the conditions. 6) The flag may be flown from sunrise to sunset and at night only If highly Illuminated. Thw M Raw Dow WUodrow WUaon on May 30. 1B16...PI) o, « « of m . American Qag. a schoolteacher. B J. Clgrand. along ^ ^ g w h m „ National F Jh ,tp ^ /w w w .n M -.y.com /h t«,/h ,.t Birthday. Then In 1800 In the Stale of New Ybrk. a ^ kindergarten teacher planned a celebration of Flag rW W W i Day. an d the Idea of observing June 14 aa Flag Day Being patrtodc la loving onea countpr was taler adopted by the New Tbrtt Stale Board of ously supporting It* authority a n d j Education. In Philadelphia, the Betsy t a s House Cannot we thus asAmcrtcanaibe thank* oi U N ru u * . n n n w u» n i M iw y w . Flag Dey exercises be held an June 14. 18B3 In Independence Square. Children of the schools gathered with small flags in hand, and aang patrtone and ■ iU rru n were heard. -------- --— ' _____, . . . ~ . . Uy or s spiritual Wher not exist but for her founding fathers and thrtr vision and sacrifice. Our deep^appreciation *hould reach back to those who nude It poeaibie to Hve under the freedom of the flying Stare and Stripes. in 1914. ‘Franklin K. Lane. Secretary of the We must, however, go coo step frtrthetan d rememIntertor. debmed a Flag Day address In which he ber the Ood of w ith e rs who alone repeated words he said the flag had spoken to him and a guaMtyofUfo th ^ never ends. Jeauaaaid. I that mom**: 1 am what you make me; nothing am thofl#B o f Ih ew rtt W �XT’- • r i r A ? Sensnoie Herald. Santonl. Florida •Sunday. Juw t*. 1996 Health & Fitness W riter turns traum a into inspiration Woman tells of coping w ith husband’s Huntington’s Disease 3® ■»- South. *1 couldn't be where I'm at today without a number of pro* pie In Central Florida.' she said. T in grateful for what they've done.' Approximately 30,000 Americana Buffer with Huntington’s. An additional ISO,000 are at risk of Inheriting the disease from u parent. Huntington's dors not skip gen­ erations. If someone has the gene and they live long enough, they will develop the disease. Huntington's victims usually die from complications, such as Infection or choking. 10 to 25 years after the first symptoms appear. Genetic tests ran deter­ mine who carries the gene, but many people at risk do not want to know and deride not to tvtested for a disease that can't be treated. For more Information, call the Huntington's Disease Society of America at I 800-34HDSA. Leal-Pock’s book Is available on-line and by mall. To purchase Fbcrs oj Huntington's. send a check for $10. sales tax and shipping included, to: Living Hope. Inc.: P.O. Uox 052103. Lake Mary. Fla. 32795-2103; or call 328-0081. TWo dollars of every book sold will be donated to Huntington's disease research to find a cure. Buyers can direct which of 4 non-profit associa­ tions will receive their donations. HERALD CORRESPONDENT LAKE MARY - Empowered with knowledge gleaned from 3 year* of caring for a loved one with a rare, degenerative disease, n Lake Mary writer turned the traum a of terminal Illness Into on inspirational tmok to help others rope with the tragedy of Huntington's Disease. 'My husband Is dying from It. I Uvc with It 24-7.' sold Carmen Leal-Pock, author of Facts oj Huntington's. *1 decided t'd take the gift I have to write and put It to good use.* The books came off the pres# In May. about one year from con­ cept to completion, leal-Pock filled 400 orders the first week. She published the work herself to expedite the book's release. In addition to carrgtvlng Ups and sharing personal experiences. Faces o f Huntington's contains a compilation of essays, poems and quotes contributed by people whose Uvea have been altered by the disease. The cover highlights symbols from 2 of the book's uplifting stories, kites and a pair of high heels, which represent to Leal-Pock the courage Huntington's Patients exhibit and the seemingly insignificant things they ghe up that take on greater meaning. 'Sometimes there are people losing little things and their are the heroes, who against all odds, are thriving.’ she explained. 'Anybody who la dealing with carqpvlng win love this book.* band. David. 4$. had the inherit­ ed. incurable brain diseases years ago on her 3rd wedding anniversary. The couple did not know Hunting!aria ran In the ac David's mother ipted and later, as mtarttagmard with multiple oats. Looking back, her husband had she real ■ p a — bur, at the Board Certified, American Board of Anerthetlotogy Oiplomate. American Academy ofPain Management ---- .ywrH ung lit — Caterer IW n By .Appointment or Referral Strung Semisole Const) Slsee 1987 330-7035 the coot of medtcaUcns and the $700 monthly tad for hta tube Leal-Pork started a H untington's Disease support group in Orlando. It meets In the dog house Start scooping; it’s better for your health By Jams P. U ed SPECIAL TO THE HERALD ’My dag la so small. I don 1 need to pick up after ■ *lt aft goes back to nature anyway.* *Lota of other people leave It there so I do. too* If you're a dog owner, maybe you have used some of these rationalization*. But here are some rea­ sons to stop making excuses and start scooping 1. Tha Baull. It’s unmistakable! On a hot day, nothing is as aromatic as a fresh pile of pooch poop. 2. Tha Appearance. An old pile basking In the sun. watch as It tu rn s white and the files gather to dance on it 3. Tha Btfteky $ho*. First It s on your shoe, then It's In your car. on your upholstery, on your carpets 4. Tha N M a B o o n . ITyou think you're getting away with It. you're not. You never know when someone might be watching. It's really bad far busi­ ness to be known as the 'dirty neighbor*. 5. Tha Maaaaa. On a more serious note, dog feces can spread disease. The stool of an animal infected with roundworm, an intestinal parasite, can contain eggs which contaminate the sod. A healthy dog can become infected with roundworm through contact with contaminated soil. Even more Importantly, young children who have a tendency to put things into their mouths, are at risk. An estimated 10,000 new cases of roundworm infection occur In children every year, most often as a result of eating dirt contaminated with animal feces. The roundworm infection In humans Is called toxacartasls. The symptoms include abdom­ inal pain, headache, weakness, lethargy and wheeling. In the moat severe cases, children have suffered permanent visual problems as a result of this disease. So. be a responsible dag owner and a good neigh­ bor. Take the advice of the experts who urge us to scoop the poop. And acoop it up ImmedUlriy because once those roundworm eggs are In the soil they can survtve far y e a n In all kinds of weather. D drif be mean. Keep It dean. Use a bag or a scoop and EUmtnatc the poop. BUSINESS •AUT O* HOME • LIFE • HEALTH 1 COMPUTE INSURANCE COVERAGE I C R A m om asnr Sihle INSUAANCI l £ 1 T h e lh w d w ir CAOUF Sine* 1974 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 a m u iiiN M M . Late Mary In May the flags were given to students at Idyttwllde Elementary School. A flag may seem like only a piece of doth, but the American flag fa the symbol of all that Americana hold dear and of the Individuals that have dedicated their Uves to preserving 1L Dr. Konrad Filutowski* patients benefit from hi* cspvrlcncr utilizing thi* mn*l advanml lechniqur for cataract removal THERE IS A DIFFERENCE in cataract Margery and here I* wtial it mean* for you... 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Konrad Fltutowski, M.D., is one of the nation's most experk-nad eye surgeon* utilizing painless eye drop anesthesia lor Ihe removal of cataract* There i* simply no substitute for this experience, meaning you can dqx-nd on Dr. Filutowski and his professional staff to provide you with unpirallclcd commitment and a sense of kiving can* a* tiny work to Improve your vision. ludifAsl I iIuIim*kin., Mfl Excellence in Care For more information ami a free video on cataract removal call 1.B00.EYE.EXAM [ A t Mil)- 4073115111 • OrangeCity <»l 774X044 • Dntau Be—h W4 Cataract & Laser ‘I pledge allegiance to the Flag o f the United Stairs qf America and to the Republicfor which it stands. One Nation under God. 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June 14, 1996 Pugh celebrates 100th birthday On May 24. more than 00 friends and relatives gathered at the Health Care and Reha­ bilitation Center tn Sanford to help l-ots Pugh celebrate her lOOih birthday. The party was being hosted try the lake Maty Garden Club, the Dike Mary Historical Commission, the Presbyterian Women of thr First Presbyterian Church in Lokr Man and Lots family. Mny 19. 1808. tails M.nlnu Emgc Will bom In F.asl Liver­ pool. Ohio Stic came to Cen­ tral Florida In her early Irens, graduating from Satifoid High School tn HM5. Shr returned to Ohio and on Sejit 3, 1917, Lots mauled Henry Pugh In Lisbon, Ohio (Haivry died shortly nltrr thrlr 75lh Aunt versary in 1993.1 lails and Harvey came back to Florida in 1930 and became an Integral part of the commu­ nity. They operated a filling station and garage on the cor ncr of Country Club and Crys tal Dike AVC. Dlls Is a Charter Mmilx-r ol the Dike Mary Vol­ unteer Fire Department Auxil­ iary. Harvey hull! the first lire tntek for Dike Mary. l-nls served with the Dike Maiv His tortcal Commission lor many Mr. and Mrs. M arcus Paul Egan Guernsey-Egan vows exchanged Maggie Chandler Guernsey and M anus Paul Egan, both of Sanford. were married Jan. 31. at the Celebration Church of Lake Mary. Pastor Steve Nelson, pastor ol the Celebration Church of Lake Mary, performed the tradi­ tional ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert F. Guernsey ol Sanford. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a sleeveless, flow­ ing candlelight gown with tnirlrair beadwork of sequins and pearls embellishing the fitted bodice and cascading train. Her headpiece was a candlrltght crown of pearls and she carried un arm bou­ quet of white tulips and lil­ ies. Kelly Herring served the bride os maid of honor. She wore a long forest green gown with a lace bodice and carried a bouquet of white tulips and llltrs. Lauren Ludwig, niece of the bride, was the Junior brides­ maid wearing a tea-length forest green dress with a luce overlay complemented with u nosegay of tulips. Jam es Nagary a served the bridegroom as best man. Groomsmen w rrr R.D. Guernsey. John Ludwig and Hill Trrwilleger with Ryan Guernsey', nephew of the bride, serving as junior groomsman. Flower girl was Meggir lerwllleger. niece of the bride. King bearers were Hrock Terwillrgcr and Zarharv Ludwig, both nephews of the bride. Tire Siillle Harrison Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, had Its filial spring meeting in May at a delightful luncheon at thr Afmvon A JaniU\ tn Altamonte Springs Two guest speakers and instnllatton of ol fleers made It a patriotic and rduratlonnl event. The meeting was called to order liy lire regent, Heidi Haines, and thr Srintiudr High School JKOTC presented fhr Colors, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of ihe United Stales of America and the singing of thr Star Spangled Banner. Grant Maloy, Seminole County Commissioner, g u e s t speaker. spoke on ‘Government Updatr* in Srtni nole County and thr Slate of Florida. Maloy was elected to the Seminole County Comml* slon In November. 1990, and represents District One. Hr Is currently Ihe vice chairman of the board, and serves on tire Council of Local Governments. East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, and tire Wastewater Transmission Authority of South Seminole and North Orange Countlrs. He has also served on the Semi­ nole County I*ort Authority and Code Enforcement Board. Maloy graduated from the Uni­ versity of Florida College of Ag rirulture tn 1987 with a B.S. degree In horticulture. Alda Register. Honda Slatr Regent. N.S.D.A.K greeted the guest. She told about her dreams. Ideas and future plans for Florida Daughters Following lire guest speak­ er*. the newly elected Sallle Harrison Chapter. DA.lt.. offi­ cer* who will serve the 1998 2000 term, were Installed. They are as follows: regent. Betty Bridgwater: vice regent, Julia Sartln: chaplain, Mary Wil­ liams: recording secretary. Pat Elliott; corresponding secre taiy, Vunra Decker: treasurer. Shirley Kerr; registrar. Heidi Haines; historian, Virginia Powell: and librarian. Grate Parks. Ms. Moore bride of Mikel Gilchrist Ju Ju an Moore and Mlkrl Gilchnst announce their marriage of Saturday. May 10. 1998 at 2:00 p.m. In a formal double ring ceremony held at Mt. Sinai Missionary Haptlst Church. Sanford. The Krv. Willis Perkins, pastor of the Christian Fellowship Baptist Church, was the offi­ ciating clergyman. The bride Is the daughter of Margaret Mathews. The groom is the son of Helen Lawrence. Grandparents of the bride are Clarence and Mabel Wesley. Given In marriage by her siepfather. Freddie Stafford, the bride chose for her vows a formal length gown of while satin overlaid with tulle em ­ Mr. and Mrs. Mlkal Q ltchriat broidered and trimmed lace, Serving the groom os her sleeveless top was a slim brat man was Mike Cotton. neck of lace, the dress skirl Groomsmen • were Cornelius (lo w e d Into a cathedral train Davis. Demetrius Delaney. accented with a scalloped Eric Lawrancc. Darrlck Tho­ edge. Her headpiece of lace mas and Kashad Lynch. and tulle was waist length. Junior groomsman was Kevin She carried a bouquet of Wynn II. white roses accented with Flower girl was Kendra (lowing green leaves. Temple. Bible carrier was Attending as inald of honor Gerald Williams, ring bearers was Nichole Mitchell and were Irquortous Jones. Erica Temple served as muAfryen Gilchrist, and bell tron of honor. They wore ringer was Donte Temple. lonnal hunter green A-style Muslral selections were satin gowns and carried bou­ presented by* Lee Tamal quets of green and white ro­ LuwTaner. Mac luid Michael ses. Eason. Junior. Latrassa Bridesmaids were Tammy Haws. Sharron Riggins with Haynes. Tonya Haynes. Evelyn Clark at the console. Tuincka Haynes. Monica GtlReading was Dorothy Mat­ thrlsl. Arlesha Stokes, and thews. Fantasy Thomas. Their The site of die reception gowns and bouqueta were was at the AmVcts Club. Identical to the honor a tte n ­ After a wedding trip to the dant's. Bahamas, the couple have Junior bridesmaid was returned home. Khadlguh Johnson. H aw k in s-----Continued from Page 3C wards, daughter or Mr. and Mr*. Willie C. and Jewel Cum­ mings of Sanford. Rose gradu­ ated In May from Camrron University, Lawiuii. Oklahoma, with a degree In nursing. Site also recently passed the Okla­ homa Slate Nursing Examina­ tion to earn her registered nurse accreditation. Edwards Is a 197!) graduate of Seminole High School and she completed Seminole Com­ munity College la-fun- earning on Associates Science Degree from Valencia Community College. She Is visiting with her fam­ ily and friends and will return to Lawton. Okln.. where her husband and former Sun fordlte. Sgt. First Class Hernard Edwards. Is stationed In the U.S. Army. K im M u rJ tr K im '» b it day, June 2(\ 199 1 K im 'i luO aav. I kirm lvr 2H, 19*11 K ille d by a drunk driver fire e m llle . SC 0 IR IIM ft WIN M l 1 IRIINW [XflVI WHMt to n Pugh (soatod). Helen Glatt (toft) and Pat Dennis with memory quit, a gill to Pugh. years She ts now an honorary lifetime member ol lire Dike Mary Historical Commission, She wits .i «barter member of lbe Dike Mary Garden Club. And In 1994. shr was honored w1lh i lifetime mernlrershlp by the Presbyterian Women She was also honored with a sp e­ cial proclamation from thr City of Lake Mary, on her birthday Among th r many gifts Lots received on her birthday was a very special quilt made try Pat Dermis and Pat's mother Helen Glatt. Thr quilt w a s adorned with pictures from Diis life The plcturrs were gathered by SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR SENIORS Summertime means vurntlon! And at llte Dike Mary Seniors, It means a reduced schedule. Currently, the crofters, quitters and woodcarvers are all m eet­ ing on Tuesday from 8:30 to 11:30AM. Art and games are on Thursdays during the sam e lime period. The seniors will be doing several projects over the summer. Currently, they are working on fire crackers for the sherttrs department, and puppets uud god's eye for the chlldrrns summer rrrrratlon program. The regular senior program will resume on Aug 3. The line dancers are of! for the summer, but will resume in September. Hie lake Mary AARI’s nest meeting, on T ues­ day. June 10, will lie their last meeting until September. If you hnvr liny questions about the senior programs, call 324 3000 Thr phone Is an swerrd between 8 30 and IL3UAM on Tuesdays and Thursdays At any other time you can leave a message Mes sages are picked up dally Daughters install officers Following the wedding, the bride a parents entertained at the reception In their historic home. Robyn Trrwilleger was the wedding coordinator and hostesses were Joyce Her­ ring. Patty Laskowskl. Sustr McGee and Debbie Purdy with Julie Hall as the pho­ tographer. After a wedding trip to St. Augustine, the newlyweds are making their home tn San­ ford. Tlic bridegroom Is em ­ ployed as a pool consultant and the bride Is employed as a service Industry parley. If >t>u don l Mop someone from driving drunk, who will? Do whatever ii takes. the Presbyterian Women. PASTOR HONORED New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, West !2lh Street, will be tire site of the second anniversary celebration of Pastor Kicky Scott. On a m Sm Hawkins, Psgs SC Newly installed oilcan of the Sal* Hsrrtson Chapter N S D A H are (from left) Betty Bndgwster, regent. Julia Sartin vice regenl. Pat Elbofl. rsconkng secre­ tary. Vanrs Decker corresponding secretary. Shirley Kerr, treasurer. Heek Haines, registrar. Vagesa Mow ell. historian, and Grace Parka, ttaanan VOLUNTEERS! ALL ACES NEEDED TRAINING PROVIDED Mileage and Other Expenses Reimbursed Caregivers Need R.E.L.I.E.F. The R.E.L.I.E.F. program provides a w ay for a neighbor to help a neighbor by providing a break for caregivers of homebound elders. if you w ant to help or know someone who needs help, call 628-2884 R .E .L .Ie E e F e immwBimiiiswsi maiar w ar I Q . P A R T M E H T Q > | FLDPR AFFAIRS Community Partners In RELIEF (Respite for Elders Living In Everyday Families) are: Community Care for tho Elderly. Senior Resource ABonce, Florida Deportment of Elder Affairs, and the Florida Commission on Community Service. Plot progrom ovalabte In Orange and Seminole Counties. �■ Semnoto Herald. Santord, Flood# - Sunday. June 14, 1998 • SC SUNDAY 1 M othballs hazardous in m ailbox . 10 00 10 JO I 1 00 11 JO [s H*r«*w *■*>CCiO] IfTV---- 1 ww nod . If U tta r c a rrie r* a ra con­ cerned about being b itte n by inarcte that dwell in ru ral mailboxes, a aafer m ethod o f pro* B Hg B 8 WX— DEAR ABHY: I couldn't believe the letter from the mail carrier, and ur reepoiuc, about putting moth11* in the mailbox to deter inaecta. Thie i* a very iuid idea Though many people choo*e to u*e mothball* in their home*, they are not an Innocuou* product. The chemical* they are made from, either naphthalene or paradichlorobemene, can irritate *kin, throat and eye*, can lead to liver damage and har j been linked with cancer. tiling mothball* in tha mailbox would take thia product public. Mailed itema. which already pick up the amell of magazine went atrip*, would absorb yet another toxic •cent, especially difficult Tor those with allergies And I'm sure there ere plenty of mail carriers who would not appreciate getting a handful of mothballs along with their deliveries [SrnOai [c»orto| 0e,Fcs*wf >.cr,n » i » ftlW reC»»oj I*eOfr^ V ~ * ,D w jtw » |" o « »»**«c« I0»»»s shelter for abused spouses and irrrivrd a check for $300 from Dr Lore* Lash, the club's shel­ ter representative, from the club through the Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs Die president presented her ’Celebrate Women' awards to Hetty Colbert for Mny for her outstanding services as a new member, and Faye Sllrr as Woman of the Year for her c o n ­ tinued service* ns a dedlrntrd longtime club member. A special guest recognized was Jane Drnnlng. District VII three tor of the Florida Federa* ■toil of Women s Clubs, wlio Joined the special men In blue and the club member* for lunch. Alter lunch, recently elected ofllcrr* were tnstallrd try Vida Smith, former club president and District VII Director who was assisted by Winifred 'Util* Warwi*' ! s ^ i' Wes, D ie tr ic h -----Continued from Page SC \ -o i s r AFTERNOON S s >•*] sivCJVtC-m ABIGAIL VAN BUREN . B ill* cnwvH o r m v n r y u r u v i i « r w-m.ww s p in c-ADCil ■ 1 t m i j . ■ IE A K I A H O U w a n I w r o t e my an sw er, I was unaw are o f the fact t h a t molhballa c o u ld trigger ■ violent allergic reactlon in anyone. Therefore, I retract my answer. T» setter"HowtiiWHl# letter* All - j j - -r| mnUpt.ft*--«■—q-- t ---- r order he MM iM-so in Comdoi u* Dw Abby. Leller Ronbltl, P.O. Bo* 447. *««*•Mom* in sioatoM?. a w u Glrlow. Vtd.i used 'Love’ ns her theme and Util, who Installed the incoming pirsidrnt tn Charlotte Smith, club presi­ dent who was also president of the Florida Federation of Women's Club*. IU . • Ileaae retract your endorsement lMJM) i„ c . i u d a i to: tv .r A M y. Aa#*r of thia ill advised idea Bm Uti. H.o. Ru a t, Mown Morris, DL CAROL DAVID, «iomoii7. itw*** n inr<ua*a.i BERKELEY, CAUF. HIM ). presented Ore*.!***,- seed ■ huolneas-slied. self each ofTlerr and department chairman with a long-stemmed red rose. Inslallrd wrrr: Hetty D. Smith, president; Hetty Jack, first tie r president; Martha Yancey, second vice president: Ruth Game*, third vice presi­ dent. Selma Newman, record­ ing secreiary; I‘oily Prxold, corresponding secreiary; and Hetty Colbert, treasurer. Die following department ■haimirn were installed: J a n e Morgan, education; Peg J o n rs , ails; Cam e Grrene, public af­ fairs; and Rose Payne, home life. In turning over the gavel to l*rr*ldrnt Smith. Ruth also prrsentrd a book. ’Roberta Rules of Parliamentary Proce­ dure’ to her for the club's use. Die book is a gift from tire late Hostesses were: Fran Morton and Je.in rttr Padgett, chair­ men. Nrlltr Coleman. Jrw rl Williams. Peggy Mrrgo. Fran­ ce* Webster. Jean Melts. Ubby Prrvatt. Ann Clayton and Shirley Schwartz. IT S A BOY Mike and Jodi (Jonrsl Dougherty proudly announce the birth of their son. Jared Michael on May 10. He weighed In at a healthy H lbs.. 0 ozs.. and measured 21 Indies In length. Grandparents sharing In the joy are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jones of Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ chael Dougherty Sr. of Roches­ ter llllls. Mich., and great grandmother. Amy Henson of Sanford. H a w k in s 10 0 0 10 JO I m day. the guest anniversary message will be by the Rev. Walts, pastor of Pilgrim Miaslonary Baptist Church and the congregation of Montgom­ ery. Ala. will deliver (hr serv­ ice. Of) REVIVAL SCHEDULED June 15-19. Evangelist ErIme Brinson, trachrr and m u­ sician. will render the revtval service. June 22-20, Pastor Johnaaron Henderson of the Word of Life Church of Ood In Christ. SIB Sanford Ave. The community Is Invited to wor­ ship at 7:00 p.m. nightly. For information, rail 323-S048. Die pastor is J . Henderson. *e,..u soothing sounds of Jazz and rhythm and blues. Dils will be held Thursday. June IH from 7-10:00 p.m. tn the Orlando Cenimplex, Expo Center. East Lobby Entrance at 500 West Ltvtngston. D ona­ tions a ir of $50. Call (4071 425-3555 All proceeds will benefit the college fund/UNCF the nations oldest and su c­ cessful higher education a s sis ­ tance organization. Eighty per­ cent of each ticket purchased Is tax deductible aa a charita­ ble donation. The three UNCF schools lo­ cated In Florida are BethuneCookman College. Dayton* Beach. Edward Waters College, Jacksonville and Florida Me­ morial College, Miami. The college fund event bene­ fits 39 private historically black colleges and universities with a mission to enhance the quality of education. a w r f r g Aw U*** K a b s b a C a s k a s O n S it t ! Cm* t**,!«'« J«M»I « FAMILY. nUBND$ DAT Family and Friends Day Celebration at Ml. Moriah Primitive Baptist Church. 1101 Lotus! Ave.. on Sunday. Ju n e 21 at 3.-00 p.m. The guest speakrr will be minister J o h n D. Williams of Allen Chapel AME Church. Bro. William (Fish) Long. J r. Is Chairperson. Elder of M.H. is Fcmandcr. Pastor. MW H" Ueilwii ItiCai t •eis, C * _jc4,TSJ& lLMW7rr * r '. JUlfKTUNTH DAY Sanford's first Juncteenth celebration will be Saturday, June 20. The parade line up Is at B:45 a.m. at the St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church und then marches to the lot of the future home of St. Matthew Baptist Church. Call 322-5B26. Cynthia Oliver, for all churches, clubs, people and vendors. Be a p art of the freedom wr all share. liSivS7 ■ blu c IW Hm m (1/2 MS* East o n -4 on 434) CULINARY TREAT A culinary extravaganzu tastefully named 'Flavor of Orlando* Is u festive evening of sampling dishes prepared by members of the Central Florida Chefs Association, along with aaanr r.WiV 115 5 W . St. R d . 4 3 4 Lo n g w o o d ty n* WMt' (V, Stotcl K FniMlirt Unit BVmSr Lake Mary v V \i 3005 W. UkcMary Btvd. 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IB FOOD...3B Scientists look into Chinese cooking alligator deaths on is a true art form Lake G riffin al!MM Ji" 8 U N N ILA N D W INS SA N FO R D W OM EN’S TITL E ...S P O R T8 I B S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M a ry, L o n g w o o d , O v ie d o , W in te r S p rin g s a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e 1908 W EDN ESDAY. JULY I. 1998 90th YEAR, No. 222 50 Cents Celebrating independence Clinic trims health services Nuisance Board meeting SANFORD • The Sanford Nutsiincc Abatement Hoard will inert today (Wednesday) at 0 p.m. In the rlty commlsston conference room. Items scheduled on the agenda for consideration are four loca ­ tions. a resldcnrc, a housing development and two private businesses within the city limits. The meeting ts open to the piddle. Sanford City Hall Is lo ­ cated at 300 N. Park Avenue In - Sanford. By Nick Pfeifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Some health services will be trtmiurd down in Ihr urea while others plan to expand. The cutback will be at thr Central Florida Family Health Center tn Cnsseltrerry. Thr Improve­ ments wlli lie expansions of health and safety training o p ­ portunities by the American Red Cross o f Central Florida In Casselberry nnd Altamonte Springs. Rrgardmg the cutbacks, thr Central Florida Family Health Center says II will slop pro­ viding adult and child primary carr services after July 31 at Ihr Cassell>erry rllnlr. 182 Wllshlrr Dlvd. The reason given Is expenses which have continued to rxcerd revenues at that location. Th eir was Insufficient third party coverage (Medicaid. In­ surance. rtc.J for the patient mix al thr Casselbeny clinic. Approximately 2,700 clinic users will be affected. with a p ­ proximately 40 percent chil­ dren and 54 percent adults. They arr to Ire Informed of a l­ ternative sourres for care, which Include the Central Florida Family Health Center’s Sanford clinic at 2400 CR-4I5A III Sanford (phone 322-8045), Seminole County Heulth De­ partment’s Sanford clinic at 400 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford Grief support SANFORD - The Seminole ; County State Attorney’s office s|Minsors a grief support group ’ for anyone who has lost a loved one to homicide. Thr group meets the second Tuesday of the month from 0:30 p.m. to H • p.m.. at thr Juvenile Assess­ ment Center. 181 Hush Loop. Sanford. This month’s meeting Is July 14. There Is no cost to attend. For funher Information phone 322-7534. ext. G1I3. Parks & Rec. meeting LAKH MARY - The L ik e Mary Parks A Recreation Advisory Hoard will meet Monday. July (i beginning at 7 p.m. Items on the agenda Include a report on the L ike Mary W a­ ter Safety Ordinance, a budget update, and discussion on the 25th anniversary. "Spruce Up/Clcan Up Your Curb* Campaign on l-ake Mnry Boulevard and grant Informa­ tion. The meeting, open to the public, wall be held In the commission chambers of Like Mary City Hall, 100 N. Coun­ try Club Road. Paint party SANFORD - Idyllwlldc Etcmentary school Is Inviting par­ ents and others In the com ­ munity to Join them for a paint party, to paint the cafeteria. Tuesday. July 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch will be provided. Persons wishing to help arc nsked to phone the school at 322-8823 to reserve a spot at the party. Special meetings WINTKR SPRINGS - Tire Win­ ter Springs City Commission lias announced a series of meetings beginning next week, nt which to begin n review of the fiscal year 1998/99 city budget. The meetings will be open to the general public b e ­ ginning nt 3 p.m. on July 8. 9. 10, In the commission cham ­ bers and July 14 In the com ­ mission conference room. Another commission special meeting lias been called fur Monday. July 0. While It will mark the beginning o f the - budget review, M will also have an executive session to discuss a pending lawsuit between Mayor Paul Partyku und D ep­ uty Mayor Cindy Gennell und Pteoe* Briefs. Page 2A Last year’s celebration along Sanford’s Lake Monroe promises to be even better tble year. County’ s cities mark July 4 E t)[lD U'S SO I'D: Ihe JoUouing Is a Us ling of w i lt s planned Jar this Juty -lift Indr/n/itlrnce Day weekend. It Is being prrsiiiteil us n pitinnuui fluUte Jar residents ami visitors who u lsti to at terul s/icrtul Junctions. It should be noted that. Inruusc oj local gov eminent ordinances ami a gubernatorial pan la mat tan statewide, private UlUens are prohibited By David Frasier HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - Eliza­ beth Ann Oliver, the "Internet Mom", tumrd herself In to the authorities Tuesday afternoon. 6 Imagine that we conjure up a world that is safe for mothers and daughters. 7 •L o u t— B f t U k o w Fourth. Pare SA (phone 322-2724). and Ihr pri­ vate medical sector. The Casselberry facility will not close, however. The Health Please See CUnlc. Page SA The woman who gave birth to a baby lx>y live on the In trm rt on June 10 gave herself up at 3 p.m. to the Orange County Sheriffs Department. Oliver. 40. had 14 outstand­ ing warrants against her. Nine of those warrants were from Orange County and five are from Seminole County. Each warrant Is Issued with the same rharge of obtaining property through w orthless clirr k Oliver’s husband, Gllbcrto, 43. has one warrant outstand­ ing In Seminole County for violation o f probation. Sher­ iffs officials have no Idea of any effort by Gllbcrto Oliver In turning himself in. "No one has contacted us on this." sa|d LI. Jack Cash, police Informa­ tion officer for thr Seminole County Sheriffs Office. "She (Elizabeth Oliver) baslrally did what we rail a walk PU om free Cybvnnom. Pag* 3A Florida on fire Lightning sparks new starts Tuesday By Nick Pfeifauf C U M ified . . 4B-8B C o m ic s ..............6B Crossw ord . . . . 6B D ear A bby . . . . 3B H oroscope . . . . 6B O bitu aries . . . . 3A P e o p le ................ 3B P o lic e B riefs . . 3A S ports . . . . 1B-2B T V ..................... 3B W e a th e r..............2A SANFORD - Entertainment and refresh­ ments are to precede the July 4Ui fire­ works display In Sanford. The event will he held In Fort Mellon Park. Activities al thr park will begin at 5 p.m.. with the fire­ works display beginning al approximately 9:30. Because o f the extremely dry weather, the fireworks will be detonated over the waters of L ike Monroe and the best van­ tage point will he along Seminole Boule­ vard. The Sanford City Commission, with an emergency ordinance prohibiting the Ignlllon of fireworks within Ihr city limits. Is urging all persons planning to allend to Cyberm om with 14 warrants gives up, posts bond HERALD STAFF WRITER INDEX Jrutri u/nilim/ fireworks runt sparklers. Vie re sinrtloas da not prohibit professional /s/rolech>Ur displays. by Nick Pfeifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER CENTRAL FLORIDA - Humdrrstomis over the northern parts of the stale Monday and In Central Florida Tuesday uftrm oon resulted In an Increase In the number o f new fire starts and arreage burned, ufter several duys during which the number o f new starts und ucres hunted had dropped. A tolul of 73 new fires reportedly started Monday with 0.017 ucres burned. Tile majority o f new fires Monday were In Alarhuu, Mar­ ion und Putnam counties. Tuesday uflcm ooii’s thunder­ storm produced several more fires, most o f which were ex­ tinguished within a short pe­ riod of time by firefighters and In some arcus, rainfall. The Florida Divisions o f Emergency Management und Forestry, along with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). have released the latest Information for the period ending at midnight Monday. July 29. Statistics show 1,489 fires since June 1. with a totul of 239.002 acres burned. There have been 30 people, mostly firefighters. Injured thus far. but no fululltles. FEMA says 80 homes and 54 other structures have now been dumuged or destroyed with u loss estimate of structures and houses only, set at $190 m il­ lion. One or the most recent fires In Central Florida. Involving up to 10.000 acres Is In the Mims and Scottsmorc urcus o f Bre­ vard County, near SR-46 and I95 and U.S. 1. Possibly as many as 2,000 homeowners huve been usked to evacuate their dwellings, which fire offlrlals say could be In serious danger should winds shift un­ expectedly. Thut area did not have sufficient rainfall Tuesday Plea** Be* Fix**. Pag* 3A vV * 1 i 'f f m f l i — i I * : V i i * ♦— - » it.•>.f, f. E i-v V A n u lM ia t iiQ B B j Oriel showers finally paid * visit to Sanford Tuesday af­ ternoon. alter tomporatures topped 100 degreos. While the rain isn’t Immediately going to turn lawns green again, a continuation of afternoon showers now ap­ pears to lie ahead. On the northern side of Lake Mon­ roe, parts of Osteen recorded almost 1 1/4 inches of rainfall in a brief period, but other areas near Osteen, on Maytown Road where fires have destroyed a large area of woodlands, the rains were not as helpful. �D IE T M A G IC 2A •Semmota Herald. Sanford. Honda •Wednesday. July 1. 1998 Enjoy a good joke, today’s the day ^ —- Observing International JokiDay may require wincing now and then tpday. nut II you bear a good one. send It along to Wayne Relnsgel In Collinsville. 111. He's gathering a collection for an Intel national Joke Contest. Some recent entries Include puns such as: Johnny Cosh Is a pay toilet. Halfback Is what you get when you loan your wife $?0. Betty Crocker Is a Hour child. Drunk drivers are people who put the quart before the horse. Edgar Allen Poe was a raven maniac. Twins l>cgtn ns womb mates Pocahontas was one Sweet Stoux. A youngster asked tils fheud wtiy seagulls only fly over the sea. Tlie friend replied. T h e y would have to be called taigels If they flew over the lwy." — ■■■ - —~ * 1'* ■ S e m in o le H e r a ld 300 N. French Avo.. Sanford (407) 322-2611 Fax (407) 323-9408 it.M the RUSS W HITE rttinrll'llto H1 1 I U'n north. Canadians do two things wonderfully. T liry win face-offs and Ihry make super wives. Canada Duy used to be known as Dominion Day. II com­ memorates the confederation of Up))cr anil l-nwer Canada and some of (hr Maritime Provinces Into the Dominion o f Canada on July I. 1867. R espiratory Problem s Go Tigers Beans aren't boring Attention Mel Brooks: July Is Nationul Baked Bean Month. It's also National Blueberry Month. National C.rl Along With Your Ex Month. Cultivate Your Character Month. and Antt-Borrdom Month. Thcre'H a Boring Institute In Maplexyood. N.J. Institute leaders are looking for bored pcopie. We suggest they- try some talked beans. It’s been so hot this summer, that a man saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking. Cull Wavne Retnogcl at (618) 345-7436. Feel free to rib him about International Joke Day. Olivia DeHavilland Sydney Pollack (64). Estoe Lauder (90) will make up with everyone. Fortner Olympic track sensation .Carl Lewis (371 wtll run the concessions. Party with Klinger 0 Canada today Okay, we're going to one fan­ tastic birthday party - a July 1 festival o f the stars. Our first cel­ ebrant Is actress Olivia DeHavtlland (82). Jsmla Pair (G2) and Lsstle Caron (07) will wear matching outfits. Dan Aykroyd (46) wtU do a Blues Brothers number with filmmaker Today Is National I’ostnl Worker Day. Be kind to your postal worker. Leave a cool drink or a note o f thnnks....It Is also National Financial Freedom Day. Be kind to yourself. Plan ahead. And If you're headed to Canada, enjoy Canada Day. This Is a hol­ iday for our goisl neighbors to Directory lists government non-profit organizations Special to tke Harold llow many o f you have watched the Clemson Tigers piny on the football field or basketball court? Do you know how the university got its nnnie. The answer Is from Thomas Clemson. who was bom on July I. 1807. He was n mining engineer und agriculturist who married John C. Calhoun's daughter. Anna. Clemson bequeathed the old Cnlhoun Plantation to South Carolina and Its agricultural collrge which became Clemson Untvrrslty. Thanks, Aba On July I. 1862. PrsaMmt Abcaksm tlacata signed Into law a bill levying a 3 percent Income tax on annual Incomes of $600-$10,000 and a 5 percent tax on Incomes more than $ 10,000. 1 -8 0 0 -2 9 0 - 6 4 4 2 Need To Board Your Cats? Call the one and only: L a rg e st A ccom odation s In C en tral F lo rid a Briefs-------Continued from Page 1A thr City uf Winter Springs. The Executive Session Is on exclu­ sive meeting not ojicn to the general public, and Is slated to begin nt 6:30 p.m. Whiter Springs city hail la located ut 1128 E. State Road "The Affonlxblr Altm um r To A Kennel 434. Q u ality C are In Your (to n e By a Bonner Veterinarians Aaalatant ( 407 ) 321*6073 Licensed & Bonded tin tr I9B6 public policy through educa­ tion and advocacy. Political, yet non-partisan, the League does not endorse candidates. For more Information call (407) 339 9266. thunder- WEDNESDAY: SO LUNAR TABLE: min. — • a.m.. maj. 5:55 a.m., min. h M l F Afternoon fhiuukr* ns. Highs tn the mid-QOs. i In the mld-70s. Saturday: -noon thunderstorms. Highs * mid-90s. Lows In the mid- I3 j° 5 p m., maj. 6 ^ 5 p.m. TIDES. Daytona Beach, nigh, 1:43 a.m.. 2:24 p.m., low: 8:12 a~ 0.4-1 n — i u - __ l ■■______ — I p m., low: 8:17 a.m.. 8:48 p.m., TK M PK P O U TLO O K | Coeo^ Baaek: high: 2:03 a.m.. )N E SD A Y THURSDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Tatnaa 90 7S Tatnaa 04 75 2:44 p.m., low: 8:32 a.m.. 9:03 SATURDAY FRIDAY Tstrma 94 74 Tstrass 95 75 D a y to n a B o a c h ft H a w Smyrna Bsach: Seas are 2- LOTTERY Hers s i* tha winning numbers ■oloctsd on Tuesday in ttM Florida Lottery: Fantasy S 4-0-10-21-24 Lotto (June 27) 4 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 82 degrees and at New Symma. 83 degrees. Winds are from the south­ west at 10-15 m.p.h. S e m in o le H e r a ld "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Wsdnssday. July 1.1998 • Vot. 90. No. 222 Pubfcahsd: Daily Excopt Monday, Saturday 4 Christmas by Rspubkc Nawtpapsrs. Inc. • 300 N. French Are., Sanford, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 asnunoN osculation leoals w a m n u u ii w --------- ^ lla m a i^ Merest • PuCfcahor Bsay Hsnnsa ____ Marg»/w bUMy a Pugh •Buwmm Managsr 8g"rt Bourns •M ing* mopucnON •rSUby Frank VoSoana-Mai 4 Moms Ucylow-Edaor Faggy Daatwar Bpwgal OanaBufcar-Oparai _________ S™ n W O O * Frart* H alm — Parmacal Pouaga Pad at Banlotd. Florida and addaonal ma*ng otkoaa USPS 481280 Poatmauar: Sard addrsaa changaa to Tha SEMINOLE HERALD PO Box 1667 Sartord, FL 32772-1667 JM fV ] R e p u b lic ^ Newspapers. Inc. Florida's Turnpike construc­ tion activities will be sus­ pended over the Independence Day holiday weekend. As many construction restrictions as possible will be lifted from noon Thursday through mid­ night Sunday In anticipation of heavy traffic. Even with the cutbacks, southbound motorists can ex­ pect slowdowns and possible delays during peak traffic pe­ riods over the three bridges tn Osceola County, at mileposts 199. 206 and 220 south of the Klsolnimce area. NO PAYMENTS' NO INTEREST' Fryisilisli Oviedo VFW Post 10139 and Its Ladies Auxiliary will serve a chicken and fish fry with all the fbdn'a Saturday, Ju)y 11. 1998 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Adults are S5 and children (10 ft under) are $2.50. For take-out orders call (407) 3053524. The VFW Is located at Seventh Street and Avenue E. Chuluota. Seminole Community Col­ lege Youth Programs la once again partnering with the Or­ lando Museum of Art to bring a special opportunity for stu­ dents entering 1st through 5th grades. Celebrate America features hands-on art projects based on the best known American art* Iota such aa Georgia O'Keefe and Andy Warhol. The camp meets at the SCC main campus, July 13-17 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The fee la 499. Please call 328-2453 for regis­ tration Information. N m om srt wslcoms The Newcomers' Club of Central Florida wishes to wel­ come newcomers to the ana and extend an Invitation to one of the club's monthly meet­ ings. Meetings are held at various restaurants In the area. The July *98 luncheon meeting will be held on Thursday, July 10 at Alexanders Riverfront tor Longwood. A scenic boat ride up the Weltiva River wtU be offered with the price of lunch. Gathering time starts at 11:30 u.m. followed by lunch at noon. For additional Infor­ mation and lunch reservations call Margie at (407) 339-0320. with purehaaa of carpatsl Let Us Show You Quality1 �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Flonda •Wednesday, July 1, 1998 - 3 A POLICE L ice n s e su sp e n d e d Daniel Jac kson. 32. of 1420 Mam Ct., Sanford, was nrrested Monday. June 20, by Florida Highway Patrol. Jackson was charged with driving while llernse Is suspended or revoked. Jackson wns arrested on State Rond 417. Jackson went through E-Pass lane without on E-Pass. P o s s e s s io n Maxine Hernandez, 30. of 181 Crystul Luke Dr.. Luke Maty, wns nirrated Monday, June 20. by Seminole County deputies. Hernandez was ehnrged with possession of rornlnc. driving while license Is suspended or revoked, and Ille­ gal llernse plate/attached tag not nxslgnrd. Hernandez wns arrrstrd nt the comer of State Ruud 434 and Chnpman Road. P araphern alia • Hrandon llogten. 24. of 2T>3 3rd St.. Lake Mary, was ar­ rested Monday, June 20. by Oviedo police, lioglen was charged with possession of dnig paraphernalia. Hoglen was arrested nt the comer of Stute Road 434 and Alafaya Woods Boulevard. Hoglen-was pulled over for no tag light visible on his trailer and no brake lights on the trailer. Fourth •PAHAIEBALlEfiVICEfi• Conttnusd from Page 1A a wholesome afternoon of play and pleas­ ure. Special guests are to Include local elected officials as well as area political candidates. There Is no charge for admission. refrain from bringing their own sparklers or fireworks. The event this year, on Saturday. July 4. Is being sponsored by Sanford Malnstrect. SANFORD - In addition to the July 4th observance, the Central Florida Zoological Society will be celebrating Its 23rd anni­ versary on Independence Day. Special pro­ grams will be held In honor of the occa­ sion. Including $1 off on admission, free birthday cake, and various animal demon­ strations and feeding programs. The zoo Is located at 3755 N.W. Highway 17-92 Just enst of lnterstate-4 exit 52. ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS - The city's Inde­ pendence Day celebration 'Red Hot & Boom!* will light up Cranes Roost Pork on Friday. July 3, with a spectacular fireworks show, a lumber of planned fun events, and booths of food and beverages. The celebration will feature music on the rk‘a floating stage and a water ski show Diamond Show Ski Team. A large video screen will be Installed to assist people In observing the events. Festivities begin at 0 p.m. July 3. and will end ut 11 p.m. Personal fireworks and pels are prohibited at the event site. APOPKA • Roger Williams Field at Apopka High School will be the site of Apopka’s giant day long family celebration on Saturday, July 4th. Evrnts start at 3 p.m. and rontlnue until 9:30 p.m. with fireworks to begin ut dusk. Tire afternoon will feature what the Apopka Chamber of Commerce said will be CHULUOTA - It will be fun for all ages In Chuluota on July 4th, with a Wheels With­ out Motors parade. Youngsters from in­ fants through 100 years of age are Invited to Join the parade of motorless vehicles; strollers, wagons, trikes, training wheels, skateboards, wheelchairs, etc., and march through the streets of the city. The parade will start at 1 p.m. at Chu­ luota Grocery and follow Seventh Street to the VFW post, prizes will be awarded In each category. A registration fee of 50 cents Is reaulred. with proceeds to go di­ rectly to the Children’s Bum Camp of Florida. The event Is sponsored by VFW Post 10139 In Chuluota. and Its Ladles Auxil­ iary. who suggest entrants decorate their motorless vehicles In red white and blue befitting of the holiday colors. In addition to the parade, other festivi­ ties and features Include bingo games. Sparky the Fire Dog. Smokry Bear, the fire department's Squirt Tank, clowns, door prizes and plenty of refreshments. Following a day long lineup of activities, there will be a giant fireworks display be­ ginning at 9 p.m. off Lake Emerald. WINTER SPR1NOS • The city of Winter Springs will present Holiday at Home In­ dependence 98 Festival on July 4th at Cen­ tral Winds Park. (SR-434, rust of l\iscawllla Road). The event, beginning at 0 p.m. will fea­ ture entertainment, a youth bicycle auction (Art Orlndle. auctioneer), a barbecue din­ ner served by the Winter Springs High School Athletic Department from 0-9 p.m., and fireworks In the evening. For additional Information or dinner tickets phone 320-8750. CLERMONT/GROVELAND - The South Lake Chamber of Commerce Is planning n number of events for the South Lake 4th of July Celebration. Several known bands from Nashville will perform on the main stage at Lake David Park. July Little Miss and Little Mister Firecracker pageants will be held and a Wakeboard Explosion Is planned beginning at 9 a.m. with awnrds presented at 0 p.m. For Information or registration on the wakeboard event phone (352) 429-3574. For other events, phone the chamber ofllce at (352) 394-4191. OVIEDO • Riverside Park, between Mitchell Hammock and McCulloch Road, north of the University of Central Florida will be the setting for the July 4th event In Oviedo. The Parks and Recreation Depart­ ment Is offering a fun-filled day complete with a pool-aide DJ, cake and Ice pops. One of the featured events will be a 5K run. It will be divided into 9 separate age groups plus a wheelchair group. First, sec­ ond and third place medallions will be awarded for each group with overall win­ ners receiving gift certificates. Pre registra­ tion Is $10. or $12 on the day of the event. For Information regarding the event, phone 977-0081. Raalatlng arraat Jason Me M a im s, 10, of 200 1/2 Orange Avc.. Longwood. was arrested Monday. June 20. by Oviedo police. McManus was charged with resisting without violence. McManus was arrrstrd at the comer of State Road 434 and Alafaya Woods Boulevard. 24-hour Information (407) 249-7311 Z3 p i f i tip rlm ct Buy life insurance and save on your car. I 7 n £ n c n you buy your life I • ■ ^ ■ in s u r a n c e from us I through Auto-Owners InsurI ancc, you ’ ll receive special discounts on your car insur1ancc. W e ’ ll save you money. [ A s an independent Auto|Owners agent, w c take great interest in you - as w ell as your car. Stop in our agency and ask us I about it P etit theft Stephanie Perez. 22. of 1187 Pulmway Dr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Monday. June 20, by Lake Mary police, i’rrez was charget! with petit theft and re­ sisting without violence. Perez was unrated In the 100 block of Washington Avenue. Perez was a passenger In a car that ran a red light before police pullrd the car over. s L o w est ra tes and I gu a ran teed w o rk CybermomCost la asd h o s through.* said Jim Solomons, police Information officer for the Orange County Sheriffs Office. Oliver first contacted un attorney to set up ball with a bondsman. She then was released shortly after posting bond totaling $9,237. The to­ tal was from warrants from both counties. Oliver made history when she became the first woman to give birth live on the World Wide Web at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Women and Chil­ today! Firesdren. Thousands of web browser* accessed the site to see history In the making be­ fore Oliver disappeared. The Seminole County Sher­ iff a Office Is pleased this came to a conclusion.* said Steve Harriett, chief deputy with the Sheriffs Office. Harriett aald that the Sheriffs office dedi­ cated resources to the pursuit of Oliver. The State Attorney's Office la currently looking Into the situation. No trial date has been set for Oliver at this time. Caatiaasg I s afternoon to help extinguish any of the blaze in surrounding wooded areas. Other fires in the general area were west of Osteen In the Oust) Ranch Road area. Tues­ day afternoon's rainfall In that area it credited with being of big help in fighting the blaze, but the previous extensive dry spell left the woodlands easy targets for lightning and sparks from other fires. residents to remember that as long as the drought conditions remain, a statewide ban on burning remains In effect. To aaaist law enforcement In combating arson which Is be­ lieved to Be the cause of many of the fires, the State Fire mar­ shal has set up an arson hot­ line. The number la 1-800-3425809. Additional statistics from FEMA Ust 126 bulldozers. 123 firefighting engines. 10 heli­ copters and 22 water tenders have been put Into service, along with approximately 2.500 fireniters. tonv h u m u s Urn Mm Cm I n r t lM w T M * TONY RU88I INSURANCE 2S75 S. French Ava. 322-0285 CAR ACCIDENT RECENTLY? F fN RiMrt ravtiH 9 tiftnp you nt«d to know Howl Call toll Frat, 24hours idiy. ( 800 ) 798-3943 24 Hour Recorded Message The Florida Division of For­ estry and U.S. Forest Service officials arc urging Florida WMCtCHll * sale good M W * W EEKEND! Beautification award Lad mood, the Scenic Improvement Board (SIB) of Sanford awarded Its Beautification Award for the m oot) A— |i|_lAV Al a Ajyyki lahAiAM io w u c n t A nowora •ccounnog. a| it QAAA Sanford Avenue. Shown during the presentation, left z J iv l H lirm r? sag asm Fags 1A Department will continue to provide women, Infanta and children services including Immunizations. Maternity pa­ tient* will be provided services at the health department's Sanford location. Meanwhile, the American Red Cross of Central Florida has announced ft plans to ex­ U $ A pand Its health and safety training to new locations in Casselberry and Altamonte Springs. *Our goal la to wu'<* our training aa convenient as pos­ sible to obtain for Seminole County residents,* said Jim Ledbetter, Health and Safety Director for the organization, “While we've been offering the training In Longwood. Sanford and Oviedo for some time, we're now adding Casselberry and Altamonte Springs to the list aa well.* The Altamonte Springs loca­ tion Is at Eaatmonte Park. 830 Magnolia Drive. The Cassel­ berry location is at Wlrx Park, 806 Mark David Bhrd. • . ANNIB PEARL HALL Annie Pearl Hall, 83. English Court. Winter Park, died Satur­ day, June 27. 1998. Bom in Tennllle, Ga.. she moved to Central Florida In 1968. Mrs. Hall was a housekeeper. She was a member of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church. Winter Park. Survivors Include son. Curtis W. *CW* Wright. Bartow. Oa.; slaters. Rosa Robinson. Winter Park, LUllan Crowder. Sanderville. Oa.; brother, Mike Hunt III, Sanderville. Oa.; 4 grandchildren; 13 great­ grandchildren; 18 great-great­ grandchildren. Golden’s Funeral Home. Inc.. Winter Park, In charge of ar­ rangements. Cape Canaveral and a Jailer for the Seminole County Sheriffs Office. He served In the U.S. Navy for 25 yean and retired as a Chief Petty Officer. Mr. Morgan waa a member of Ma­ sonic Lodge In Sanford. Survivors Include daughters, Nikki Belalto, Raleigh. N.C.. Sandra Snook, Palm City. Fla.: son, Michael. Monument. Colo.: 10 grandchildren: 2 great-grandchildren. 9 1Co m orses m orses . J a t . if1 •*£ Survivor* Include wife, Martha: daughter. Deborah R. Hudson. Sefmer, Fla.: staters, Dorothy MeReynolds. Martha Yancey. Peggy Teten. all of Sanford; brother, J.P. Jr., Lake Mary: 3 granddaughter*. Baldwin-FairchUo Oakiawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. ir u — MIA a u f e -A ^ iil TIMOTHY “T IM - STEVENS RACK ROOM SH OES_ 1 1 Timothy Tim* Stevens, 76. Turtle Trail. Lake Mary, died Monday, June 29, 1998. Bom In Camilla. Oa., he moved to Central Florida in 1928. Mr. Stevens retired in 1965 from Seaboard Systems Railroad af­ ter 40 years as a railroad engi­ neer. He was a member of LSW IS "ROB* EDWARD Sanford Masonic Lodge #62 P fit AM. Scottish Rite. Orlando M ftlK W I Lewis ‘ Bob* Edward Morgan. Shrine. United Transportation 78, Cary. N.C.. died Monday. Union, Penny Pinches*. San­ June 22. 1988. Bom Nov. 12. ford. and Elks Lodge. Sanford. 1919 In South Carolina, he was Mr. Stevens served in the U.8. a longtime resident of Central Air Force during WWII. He was Florida. Mr. Morgan was an a member of First United RCA electrician for 10 years at Methodist Church of Sanford. 122*7411 EarthLaka Plan •304220 Attmaati Mall 737-7044 �4A Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda Wednesday. July 1. .*?7 S' £ A • v t iT i!’ Jm ' * M Ji,' M m A." , v ^ V 'f i * •. 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I July 1998 Bill Sim m ons Roast Friday, J u ly 10th Sanford Mayor Larry Dale, United States Congressman John Mica, and Chamber Executive D irector Ronald Rose participated in Use groundbreaking ceremonies fo r the new 46A / I-4 interchange. Construction on the longawailed project w ill begin in afew weeks, and w ill cost S9.9 m ilium . The 46A bridge over 1-4 w ill be dosed fo r several months during construction and the project w ill take two years to complete. The groundbreaking event was a cooperative effort o f Metroplan Orlando, the Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Chambers o f Commerce. Chamber Business Expo A u g . IS , S a m in o h T o w n o C o n to r Local Marina to calibrate 75 years In business Sanford Boat W orks 6c Marina is a boating tradition on the St. Johns River. Started bv the Smith family in 1924. The marina has continually provided safe moorage, expert boat repair, and a friendly atmosphere for boaters. Sanford Boat W orks is able to store boats from IS ft. to 65 ft. in their 171 slips. Competitive pricing assures dock­ ing your boat at the manna, one o f the b a t bargains on the river. Sanford Boat Works tc Marina is a full service marina with highly skilled staff o f technicians, trained in Mercruiser, Volvo-Penta, O M C and Onan as well as inboards, and inboard/out boards. The Sanford Boat W orks Indian Mound Yacht Club offers a du b house and pool year round where you can enjoy socializing with fellow boaters. The marina is convenient to both O r ­ lando and Daytona Beach, located at 4130 C elery Avenue, Sanford. For more information call 407-322-6613. The Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce is proud to present the an­ nual Seminole Towne Center Business Expo, Saturday , August 15, 1998 from 9:00 A M to 9:00 PM. Chamber members are encourraged to take advantage o f this great marketing opportunity to showcase your business. e Business Expo is held during Backto School promotions and will give you high visibility, business to business net­ working, new leads and potential cus­ tomers and community and regional ex­ posure. Sptdal Thtnkt jrwtm UPr IWMPVr PwlliniCi. Masterpiece Homes V isrr Florida William Howard’s Jewelers Rich Plan of Florida Baybead Eye Centre Rose Cottage Tea Room Central Florida Zoological Park Sanford Museum Orlando/Sanford Airport Wharton-Smith, Inc. Times Sauaie Bistro Ace Hardware Choo Choo Car Wash Rivership Romance Amtrak Auto Train Higgins House Bed f t Breakfast Seminole Herald Castrol X-Express Lube Sanford I Apartments Sun Ray Printing ot Central Florida Stairs Property Management f t Realty Participants will receive an 8' skirted table, tw o chairs, and 110 volt d e a rie power. The cost for members is S I55, nonprofit organizations SI00, and non­ members $275. If your business would like to partici­ pate, please call the chamber 322-2212. Members m isting out on great opportunities By: Dan Barger, Vice President Lawn Master o f Central Florida, In c A mere 8 % out o f nearly one thou­ sand chamber members attended June's Business After Hours. I find this b u d to understand, as there is no better place to develop long term relationships with fellow business owners As vice-president o f Lawn Masters, I encourage all o f our employees to regu­ larly attend chamber functions. The bigthe business team you have present, more effective you w ill be at net­ working. Y ou will find that Sanford Chamber Business A fter Hours is an excellent fo ­ rum for your representatives to present your company to other business associ­ ates and for you to evaluate their perfor­ mance. O ur community's economic growth relies strongly on a network o f local businesses prom oting and supporting each ocher. Please attend the chamber's next Busi­ ness A fter Hours function with your business team and begin to form rela­ tionships that w ill strengthen and grow your business fo r yean to come. Tickets arc still available fo r the Bill Simmons Roast. This fun-filled event w ill be held Friday, July 10th, 7 P M at the Marina H otel. T h e roast was originaly scheduled for the Sanford C ivic Center, but has been m oved to the Marina H otel main dining room . A cash bar w ill be available. T h e dinner is being held to honor r a ilin g Sanford C ity Manager, Bill Simmons. Show your appreciation fo r Bill's many yean o f service and dedica­ tion to the city o f Sanford. Roasten include: Form er County Com m issioner Sandra G lenn, C ity Planner Jay Marder, C ity Com m unity D evelopm ent D ir e a o r Charles R ow e, C ity Com m issioner W h itey Eckstein, and M ayor Larry Dale. T h e master o f ceremonies w ill be Larry Strickler with BellSouth. T ic k a s are available at the Sanford Cham ber at the cost o f $25 per pen on which w ill include din­ ner and entertainment. T ic k a infor­ mation call 322-2212. Main Street director named Linda Kuhn has been named Main Street direaor and will assume her post on July 13. Kuhn is a long-time Sanford resident and graduate o f Seminole High. The executive officers o f the Sanford Chjunber o f Commerce and Sanford Main Strea recently met to explore ways the tw o organizations can work more effeaiveiy together, especially in the area o f economic development. E Rich Plan of Florida 401 West 13th Street, Sanford Tueaday, July 28, 3:30 PM �Rage 2 Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce July 1998 BusinessVision Environmental Center makae "friend** How business can work with schools Chamber to publish business involvement guide U . i r j - i _____ a____l-!— * >* -» - - . a . a. . «■ «4-mm onKm Mfwavnrap pwacvava p uv CfMtar SonfoH OmmU t •! Cm m c r , 400 L to volu n teer fo r a on e day even t u a ip saber in a jo b fa ir, fo r exam ple, presenting the details about you r ca­ reer. I f you have short periods o f tim e available regularly, you cou ld volu n ­ teer to help on a "on ce a w eek fo r a lim ited tune” project, such as fo r a ten w eek tim e span fo r th e Ju nior A chievem ent Program , (D o n 't w o rry , training and materials are p rovid ed !). O f course, i f you are w illin g and can fin d the tim e, the need fo r year-long volunteers to be actively in volved is acute. tiA n a w M (about on e hou r a ' ; a C arver C lu b at an I (on e o r tw o hours a on a School A d visory lo n g term com m itthat d o n ot take much Rnl Str**4, M w i HoH4« 32771-1404 Kmhw: 407.322.2212 Fw 407 322.1140; u / A » * » - - ----------------- 1 - J - i — I ---------a »-------------a VV 4BB. wW.IvTBWwVrMm^^l-CO M. BP drool ol conetoh t t l newf n lm n ft ln ^ nesiVWan. Deedbie bfce 1M e t every ends ^Rr^Rac^Bion ^rb nm rw BB^n aaaaV lal^a la ss^sa^ nvnMi orb ■MavnOT n LuAa^J Rwvnvii ^ p no fanaaioo Orlande buntll Journal ISeminoU CwWy), I A t dly to dnenkof neAtn. 1998 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Soroli £nopw%mio^o^meOenfar I ftrwrf Ademeon, tick ManWftehda Jm m A. Bail, Attorney o*Imw JssmmMorris, District J, r»__ * 1. u. w i wnnyi nwTwv vwwi^ 9 ------------:— >-L »>-- ■— >—y—* - J- ay a ■•o vvvps^ meninra**»--*— wpimi a. n»n*% vut i. w w p #• c t w i i a*<« p p w lyybso#i^t ifiof Kevin Often, Kevin's tecfc t Seib Q^j|Ionian^teftttii^ fiinddHiii rmrifn r-irilull Cenptel *Aienkeit^ AiefttSnf C4e In •Into Seecet/Menttfit^ MetAeKn^ CWfc May ■U ti^ m K (Ic W to W*H) OieC §Airpmri tVi^cme ^^eniec T h ere is an increasing interest ia th e Sanford ares business com m u n ity about vo lu n teerin g in th e schools. T h e Educa tion C om m ittee o f the G reater Sanford ^Jm w ii*, o f C o m ­ m erce, w o rk in g w ith th e School to W o tk and C om m u n ity In volvem en t nf f i f f f o f |||f Sem inole C ou n ty Pu blic Schools, w ill soon have a guide to help business com m u nity direct th eir tim e and resources w h ere th ey are m ost nffd fd In f»H , w hen have finished th eir planning fo r the fr iio o l year, the F d wm ttoti C om m it* F or w ant to in vo lved in e on e tim e event...m s1 ' tim e o ff in a you m ight w ant j h n ot on y o u r list i to d o , th ere are stiU fo r — »««»• inj a host fo r a student o r teacher t o shadow you fo r a day can have a life changing im pact. Becom ing a school volu nteer, w ork in g w ith the m edia canter staff o r o ffic e staff, can he a b ig help. Y o u r in-kind services arc alw ays needed some w here in the These opportunities d o n ot stop w ith just on e sch ool. I f you ere inclined to invest significant tim e *"*1 talents, the Foundation fo r Sem inole C ou n ty Pub­ lic Schools cou ld use you . C a ll D ede Schaffner, 3204)176 to net m ore in form etion. A ls o th e Business A d visory B oard fo r Sem in ole C o u n ty Pu blic r t fi, business professionals. W h en the op p ortu n ity list is pubU riud this F«ii please r* * * e herd lo I ok et you r celender end y ou r telen ts ,,iu ^ ranch out to the echo o li. Pat Burkett, Environm ental Educa­ tion specialist, Sanf ord C ham ber executrve director R onald Roee, G abrielle M ilch , and D ede Schaffner. Com m un ity In vol v em ent coordin ator w ith Sem inole C ou n ty Pu blic School hosted an organisational w «**iw | o f the "Frien ds o f the E nvironm ental Studies C enter*. T h e goal o f the "Friends” is to raise public awareness, sponsor fundrxhing activities* T h e (ro u p h it established fTiFttiKpriliip levels* to hopes o f eoUect* in g seed m oney. T h e contribution levels range fro m 819 fo r senior citi­ zens, to $290 fo r corporations. A n y o n e intercsteo in jo in in g _th e lends crotti 9200176. T h e G reeter S enford C lu m b er o f C om m erce is p lresed to announce that Pat SenteQ, em p loyee representative w ith the Jobe K Benefits C en ter o f Florida, anil coordinate th e organiza­ tio n o f tha Senford Poet O ffic e C o*A d visory C ou n d L T h e purpose fo r council is t o p ck n eos and burinewaa. T h e council sriU help to im prove services, o v a te a v ic e ,s e m s s a i oommttOKjg pronoe m q m c i io fA w i offideb it you era interested m oetng cor e n d to serve an th e Sanford Post O f­ fic e C ustom er A d vis o ry C ou n cil, plsasa call Pat Santsll, 3304700. David DUGAN, Attorney 1998 Chairman >MaNooma Palm Bay Araa Chambar of Commaroa is piaaaa to b* a mambar of tha Qraatar Sanford Chamber of Commaroa DUOAN a DUGAN, PA 1775 Wsst Hibiscus Btvd., Suits 214 Msiboums, Rortds 32901 (4071 725-9*53 Pjnmdrr T-0-*--------Recording M » » m H u » )))))))))))» M Service ouR»w.n.**7se«eo* JL- n o w (407) MO-MU N r (407) MO-XOOi iRich Plan ■: H riiim if i r i i i ov ioii ■■■■ ■ i HUDNVfOOO -- H ovu rraa corporation 401 Wast13thi MhStntt u 8aniord, Florida 32771 v (407) 322-3663 or 000-002-3063 * Fax: (407)321-9206 i E-Mal: FRZF0002Ueaol.com Can* Dunn, PraWdant me Postal S em es o n custom tr expertstions and diw ariifartion i Sanford Poatnum cr T o m Pierce said "T h e council w ill p rovid e an excellent foru m fo r the ivH is em o f ideas and I-*00-654-4504 Praaidant/CEO �July 1998 WELCOME NEW MEMBERS 3x ACMILDIWORLD noli Iniik **---Sanford.32773 32*4424 CMrfCare/Rmdtod 9R— iw f u n o w i, fftC. SmrryA.RMsy 312WMFM Slrmt #301 Sanford. 3271 TMrdmROormAmts MMHtTfWSUflB iNieoufmwMwt MdtGoMr 1040Graanooot Ehd. MOMwMrOmrt LainMary. 32746 Saatod.32771 •29-2332, Fac 1294436 SS2-3B34M1 HoM mftwfiHifiwiwtQa AMiawlnrOuERefilMi CmC*H**Arnodma AmamRMwWOedltNw b 7 IRM IQURRt METRO ftml YnaafWi 1071/2Soul MapwM Sndord, 32771 302*2256,Trie 320-2*23 MUOtfRARORNMR MartaoTManwo 70SCUnwtcyClrtfe LdoMary. 32746 531*9900. Fac 531*1144 Ham atmSm *m++CaN*»mmrltm * Mumatmcsam CmirmrOmmCarCXMOr CnWmiaflmnQW onawommsmei Rwr Historic group to tour form er M ayfair Inn Th e Sanford Historical Society wOl meet at the N ew Tribes M in ton Headquarter eet, Sanford, Thursday, Thursday, July 23, orm ally the M ayfair Inn) 1000 East First Street, M in ion has at 5J0 PM . Th e meeting is open to theepublic.; N ew et “Tribes " whk was form erly the . which invited the H istorical Society to meet in their rfi«p^]| . forme form er Seminole County Ef, m / M ayfair’s (rand ballroom . W illiam E. K irth h off, r, whose fam ily owned the M ayfair, w ill talk about the M ayfair in her d o ry days. Reservations are necessary, please call 323-1952. Be sure and call early space ts I -ASaUMMQYOUR TOIRL SATISFACTION- LARGE SELECTION O F NEWER MOOELS ASSURED APPLIANCE 0*ur Kmahe OmAObk A6N*ertt m om iaSnUriw trnar "Bn*!4 O mul SJomivtttv 8 3 4 -1 7 1 1 475 8. County Rd. 427, Longwood n»NmmJom*/ Tkmfmon TmrnnAimotim r— cm» avo—rt Mens*Ada*AMs j m iTM Q n o o m pon MNT omar tperawBMf. FREE ESTIMATES J tS M ffl BJamvtci l Ctnttr 2»K2njKm 2to BujptkmefSmM Pa^e 3 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 —5 2 9 6 he Beach Beckons... H? i r t -- 1 HW ! a?u)o »< Jf Call 800-444-ADAM or 904-2544200 100NorthAdamicAm. • OajHoaaBern*, FI 92118 �«r drJ&XI 1998 — , . . ■i . ■ — . ufeiwr sanrora u i i n w or uovrwnefoe ■■■ — Smith, Inc., has been appointed to the State Board o f Directors fo r the N ational Association o f Industrial and O ffice Properties. «, . T i m e S q u a r e B i s t r o lo o te d h i M ip n lii Square, H istoric D ow ntow n Sanford held it** Grand O pening recently. T h e new restaurant features Ihra jaez Thursday, Friday aod Saturday nights in a n tiq u e atmosphere. »V * • , J . • f r z rs passengers flyin g Sanford ord continues to attract m ore flights and bigger planes. WilUam Barwkk has been named president o f the N ational Bank o f M id-Florida, which it bring oegat include breaking ground on a 4,00C this m onth and to begin operating b u tin e* in early 1999.' [ i - j . , 4 * — *-----------‘ £ - D e d e S c h a f f n e r has been chosen "Service to a w it q winner lo r the Florida/Caribbean R egioo o f Sertoma Ini Service d u b . She sets chosen from entries submitted by 200 dubs in the region. JW~ •*»> M/m^r v . • Ttnn an s* »d - .v _______ — - ~* w »«* aw%<«at -4. a i i . i ' p 'M £ JfcflSB j/\ * ?V» - —. A * v -«v .M S •- ,> . •>vvA-’ vv TV-''* •» r-A i 1* r •i#r. W T StT’ fia _5tv>-ta. ■ �.i . - •> . -i * ®i)e Heralb Scminoto H«ratd, Santord, Fkxtda •Wednesday, July 1, IMS •1 » OUTDOORS upsetting finale JIM 7/ SHUPE Sharks end Sunniland Corp streak, but Sunniland still wins Sanford women’ s title Scientists looking into allikator deaths on Lake Griffin fro m Staff M p o rti SANFORD _ It was a very strange evening at Ptnehurst Park Tuesday night as the Sanford Recreation Department Women's Spring Slow Pitch Softball League closed out Its season. Sunniland Corporation closed out Its season the way It began, with a loss, but In between It won all eight games to wtn the champi­ onship. The Sharks, which wrapped up second place with the victory, did the damage this time, scoring 10 runs In the fifth Inning to erase an 11-7 deficit and holding on for a 17-12 upset. The other two games also had a bearing on the final standings, and they weren't even played. In the scheduled second game. Vaughan Incorporated broke a tie for third place with the Eagles when the Eagles failed to show up. The same thing happened in the third game as W.D. Associates failed to field a team, allowing Curt's Alleyrats to claim a 7-0 for­ feit victory and a share of fourth place with the Eagles. The final standings are: Sunnlland Corporation (8-2), the Sharks (6-3), Vaughan Incorpo­ rated (5-5). the Ea£es and Curt's Alleycats (both 4-6) and W.D. As­ sociates (2-7). Sunniland got off to a fast start, scoring six runs In the top of the first Inning. Barb Martin led off the game with a home run. Ann Lansa and Carol Cranlck followed with singles ANFORD _ Wildlife scientists from a v a rtof state gendes are trying to figure out what la klllli g alligators on 0.000-acre Lake QrKIln. At la t count, at least 40 gators have died o f unk town causes. Meanwhile, adult gators are ppductng few vtable eggs. The Game tnd Fresh Water Fish Commis­ sion has coi traded with Dr. Ferran Ross of the Universl y o f Florida's Museum o f Natu­ ral History to unravel the mystery. Ross summoned dentists and other officials to Gainesville I ay 10 to Arm up a plan to And out why the gators are dying. Major players In the task 1 rce Include the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, St. Johns River p rob lem s: b lu e-g ree n ta m in a tio n C ylin d ros tific a lly lin k res u lt Jn ct y lln d ro s p e rro o p s is (a typ e o f algae), d isea se, ch em ica l c o n ­ ind n u tritio n . erm o p a is , a lth o u gh n e ver scien ­ d to a llig a to r d ea th s b efore, ca n n d ltlon s th a t ca n k ill Aah a n d o th e r an ln u a. It la n o t to x ic to h u m an s In n a tu ra l coni e n tra lio n s , h ow ever. H a b ita t d egra d a tion , u su a lly th e res u lt o f h u m an p op u lation In creases, la a m assive sta tew id e problem th a t a ffe c ts a ll w ild life , an d ca n ca u se a va rie ty o f d isea ses. C h e m ic a l'c o n ta m in a tio n , w h ich a lre a d y h a s cau sed a g re a t d e clin e in th e a llig a to r p o p u la tio n In n e a rb y L a k e A p op k a, la a n ­ o th e r p o ten tia l ca u se. "L a k e OrtJAn h aa b een g e ttin g a g ric u ltu ra l a n d u rb a n ru n o ff fo r th e p a st 30 -40 y e a rs ," Rosa aaid. N u tritio n la a n o th er p o ssib le cu lp rit. In r e ­ ce n t resea rch In vo lvin g sea tu rtles, scien tists fou n d th a t tu rtles th a t a te a d ie t a rtific ia lly h ig h In p ro tein w e re In clin ed to p rod u ce m ore e g g s -b u t w ith a n ex trem ely lo w fe r til­ ity ra te a m on g th e eg g s. "L a k e G riffin 's pro b le m s co u ld b e th e re s u lt o f a n y o n e o f th ese fa cto rs o r a n y co m b in a ­ tion o f th em ,” R osa sa id . "O r It m ay b e so m e­ th in g els e th a t w e a re n 't a w a re o f. SHUPE'S SCOOP E ven though alUgatora cure p reh istoric, su b tle changes In th e environm ent o r unseen p o llu tion can th rea ten th e ir very existen ce. haaitan River C a p ta in J a ck a t Port Canaveral re p o rts sp o tty o ffsh o re a ctio n . K in g m ack erel c o n ­ tin u e to tilt o n Beltran Wats an d * A Burf D olp h in a n d w a h o o a re sca ttered a n d n o t relia b le. T rip le ts !! a re In th e b u o y lin e a n d {fo u n d e r a re b itin g In sid e th e P o r t. T ro u t a n d redAah a re ra ted a s g o o d o n th e fla ts o f th e panana and In d ia n Rlvega. lt'a m a in ly aheepahead a t fla m e in le tS om e flo u n d er a re h ittin g A n ger m u lle t a lo n g th e so u th je ttie s . RedAah, d ru m , sm a ll scoring double before Dtno Wilson rapped the scoring with a single. The Sharks got a pair of runs back In the bottom of the first In­ ning as Sheila Sanders and Robin Disnop had one out singles and both scored on a two-out single by Deborah Van Demark. Sunniland came right back with two runs In the top of the second inning as Ann Lama singled and Cranlck walked. Lanza scored on a single by Anderson and Cranlck scored on a pound out by Bagley. In the third Inning, the Sharks scored two runs as Tanya Oeiger singled and got to second on an er­ ror. from where she scored when Sanders reached on an error. Sanders later scored on a Denise Stallings ground out. Sunniland Increased the lead to I I -4 In the top of the fourth Inning as Cranlck and Flnck reached on Anderson and a sacrifice fly by Myers. Anderson also scored when Melissa Anderson singled. The Sharks started their come­ back In the bottom of the fourth Inning. With one out Gloria EArd singled and scored as thy B Bee’s sweeps way to big lead SANFORD _ B Bee's Home Cooking stamped Its seal on the top spot In the City of Lake Mary Department of Parka and Recrea­ tion Men's Spring Wednesday Night Slow Pitch Softball League by ■weeping away Ita taro nearest competitors at the Lake Mary Sports CwnpH t last Wednesday. B Bee'a Home Cooking overcame a five-run top of the second Inning by Celeste Industries with nine runs of its own in the bottom of the second Inning and went on to crush the previously once-beaten squad 20-5. B Bee'a Home Cooking did even better In the nightcap, again with a big second Inning (an eight-runner FISHING FORECAST B ream an d c a tfis h w ill b it th ro u g h o u t th e su m m er In th e riv e r. B aas a c tio n w ill b e a t a stan d s till ex cep t for e a r ly a n d la te a t n ig h t. T h e E u a f e i l K a re a w ill ba a h o tsp o t w ith w a ter w e ll w ith in th e ban k a. E xpect g rea t ca tch a n d relea se sn ook actkm a t F lou n d er. redAah. tro u t, ja c k crevaU e a n d ladyA ah w ill a ls o re a d ily strik e live b a it or a n lflc ia la . S n o o k a n d ta rp o n a re a lso a c tiv e back In th e S c- Teresa Flnck and Belinda Ander­ son both reached on errors. Sue Uagley followed with a grounder that scored Cranlck and Kim Myers hit a sacrifice fly to Godzillas’ ready for state HERALD STAFF WIVIKR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS . On July 10. the West Seminole PONY Pinto All-Stars, "»f* » up of players ages 8-to-10. will take the field In Tamps In the state tournament. The youngsters earned recognition this year on Jeb Bush to serve as Pepsi 400 Grand Marshall ... Ifc. ______ ■ fin a l la tas nirald During Bush's tenure as Florida's Secretary of More recently. Bush established the Four* Commerce, he aaw Ant hand the worldwide ex- tkm for Florida's Future _ a grassroots organ poaure and the economic Impact of motorsporta tkm that has positively Impacted public pol DAYTONA BEACH _ Jeb Bush, former Secre­ at Daytona. He was also the Republican nomi­ tary of Commerce for the State of Florida, will nee for governor in 1004. serve as Omnd Marshall for the inaugural nighttime naming of the Pepsi 400 on July 4 at Day­ Buah came to Florida nearly 18 years ago. In tona International Soeedwav. *1 am honored to serve as Orand of the 1096 Pepsi 400," Buah said. ‘ For 40 yean this race has been a top-notch event on the racing circuit and has held a special place In the hearts of people of Florida and racing fans Miami-based Codina Oroup Is now the largest everywhere. I wish all participants and fans a full-service commercial real estate company in successful, safe and repayable racing weekend." South Florida. l- IiI * �I . Ssminota Herald. 8anterd. Ftortda •Wsdnssdav. July 1.1M« MenContinued from Page IB this time), and went on to clobber third place Blue Haven Poola, 20-3. It looked like their might be an upset brewing In the open­ ing game of the evening as winless Seminole Power Sports took an 8-4 lead Into the bot­ tom of the sixth Inning. But when the Inning ended Jcmlgan Properties had scored i l runs and pulled out a 15-8 tri­ umph. B Bee’s Home Cooking Is now 6-0 and leads Celeste In­ dustries (4-2) by two fUll games. Trailing the leaders are. Blur Haven Pools (3-3), Jemtgan Properties (2-4) and Seminole Power Sports (0-6). loul Lane (across from Mayfair Country Club) starting at 6:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: Jemtgan Properties: three hits _ David Marshall (triple, run. five RBI). Edwin Rentas (triple, three tuns. RBI). Joe Massero (triple, two runs. RBI): two hits _ Randy Simpson and David Encnrcion (two tuns Seminole soccer school M agic w aive Price ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic General Man­ ager John Oabriel announced late Tuesday that veteran guard Mark Price had been waived. Price waa acquired from the Golden State Warrior* In exchange for guard Brian Shaw and forward David Vaughn on October 27. 1997. The four-time NBA AM-Star averaged 9.5 points per gome. 4.7 aaalat i per game and 2.0 rebounds per gome for the Magic this past season, hta first tn Orlando. He started 33 of the 63 games In which he saw action for the Magic in 1997-08 and scored tn dou­ ble figures 22 times. Price recorded a season-high 23 points on two occasions, against New Jersey on De­ cember 22 and against the Los Angeles Clip­ pers on November 18. He also led Orlando tn assists 29 tknes an dished out a season-high 13 assists against Vancouver on December 13. Price has averaged 15.2 points. 6.7 assists and 2.6 rebound* per game over the course of his 13-year professional career. He Holds the all-time NBA record for free throw per­ centage with a .904 mark (2.l35-for-2.362). LAKE MARY _ The 19th annual SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL ofTers two weeks of aimmer soccer Instruction at Lake Mary High School. This 0 am. to 4 p.m. day camp will alao Indude Indoor aocccr In an air condi­ tioned gym. The two weeks are July 6-10 and July 1317. The ■*cost la 9120 per week or 9225 for both weeks. Training wlU be provided for boys and glrfo, age 5 1/2-15, Individuals or teams by a staff of experienced soccer coaches. Par registration brochures and Informa­ tion. contact camp director Larry McCorkle at 320-9557 or 320-9706 during the day or 695-2131 In the evenings. scored and two RBI each): one hit _ Ramon Padilla (run, RBI). Dave Simmons, Carmello Vedello and Louis Hemandes (one run scored each): one RBI _ Net) ShllUngford, Roland Jerntgsn. Seminole Power Sports: four hits _ Kenny McAdam (triple. two runs): three hits ______ _ Tim Oster (home run. triple, two runs, three RBI), Jorge Ro­ drigues (run): two hits _ Rick Wcidon (triple, nut), Hal Hsndetaon (run. RBI). Robbie Carney and Ted Michaelia (one RBI each): one hit _ Ron (run. RBI). Frank (RBI). B Bee's Home Cooking: four hits _ W.L Oracey (home run, double, three run*, five RBI): three hits _ 8am Raines (two double*, three runs, two. RBI). Tbmmy Oracey (double, two runs, three RBI). Tbny Smith (four runs, two RBI): two hits _ Craig Merkerson (triple, run. three RBI), Curtis Tabor (two runs, RBI), Myriel Reid (run. RBI), Nokia Roberta (two KBI). Keithtan Roberta (two runs); one hit . Dak Helen (nut, RBI). BtDy Oracey (run). Celeste Industries: two hits . Sean McDonough (double. RBI). Mike! Edwardsi (run. RBI): I one hit _ Frankie Phillips ■ M m (double, run), Kevin Schwet (two RBI). Scott Carter and Corey Reome (one run scored each), Tony Duncan. Chris Radcltffe; one run. one RBI . Bob Reah. RAINES Q A U Q I TUn Raines is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playin g far the New York Yankees. His atats fa r the IM S season Is In the first column, perasnal’beet season totals in the second colum n and career touts SCC basketball team camp SANFORD _ Seminole Community College will host a Boys High School Freshman ft Junior Varsity Team Camp at the SCC Health ft Physical Education Center July 23* through-25. Coat will be 9250 per team and will be un­ der the direction of 13-year NBA player Oreg Kite, a new assistant coach at SCC. Other camo Instructors will be SCC head men’s coach Stanley Cromartte and men’s asal ahane Huvtens. Hut tant Shane Call 328-2090 for more information. B Bee’s Home Cooking: four hits _ W.L Oracey (triple, dou­ ble. three runs, four RBI); three hits _ Kelthlan Roberts (home nut. three runs, fdur RBI). Billy Omcey (triple, three nins, RBI): two hits _ Craig Merkerton (double, two runs, three RBI), Nokia Robrrts (double, two runs. RBI). A thur Bames. (two runs. RBI). Oreg Hardy (run. two RBI). Sam Raines (two runs). Myrt I Reid (run). Tommy Oracey; die hit . Tony Smith (run. RBI). Curtis Tabor (three RBI), Robe t Stevens. Blue Haven Pot a: two hits John Poole (trip! . run). Scott DeOralf (double, wo RBI); one hit _ Mike Fratrtl (triple, nut). Bob Palagano (1R|D. Tbdd Cox (run). Brad Kllngt r. (Including 1996 games) In the third ralumn. Raines went 2*for-4, Including a double. ■cored two runs and drove In one t help David Cone win hla Uth game In the lankeea B-2 victory over the Philadelphia PhtllMi Tuesday. *99 At-bats.••SO* Runs. Hits.. RBI. Doubles. Tllpha. tmttiHMIMtMItmMM ............................................ Average................................. .’. 52 197 30 48 25 8 1 3 6 .297 hast 160 602 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 M ftSf 2.238 8,406 1.506 2.497 925 409 112 162 800 .296 •1 TSSShSSSS L jjjjjg iJ N k jiE t t N Alex Mender be* summed up te attitude of th team when dwd what he ta Md most to t t » p pheh InTsi pa. whether >hit a home rur or sake m i eat catch, said, Just helping • i* &m wm . K I I M N I V , i r , VNI US U r ^ R : ? f rJi [• k if I> . '. H i *1 S TS S K S fr. U •" �_____ — sT. jt Chinese cooking is a true art form l*'• Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank la asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type do­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 B. Second St. For information, call 322-0822. (fencing for Sonlora The Over 50 Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 *4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Chic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Deltonlans 13-piece bond. Donation $3.00. frt f *( yy * - k - >’ Al-Anon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at I I I E. 27th St.. Just west, of Sanford Avenue tn Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. Coaatllnoro •The CoastItners _ iare held at 10 a.m. the first! Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 K. Seminole Btvd. AB interested railroaders, brill acute and retired, are Inriled to gtlmd. Fbr information, call Horace Orem. 3^2-5403. Recovery Inc Recovery Inc., is a self-help mental health organintlon for people who aufler from panic attacks, depression, fears and For 2003. or TOPS A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off founds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6&0 P i , in the ■ »**«»«»■ " of South Seminole Hospital, m s W. S.R. 434. Loogwood. Weighing brings at s?an p.m. The first meeting is held every decisions and In focus. Cs more information. Film Strloo The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the 1005-00 film series the first Wednesday of every month through March, at 7:30 p.m., at the Temple Shalom of Deltona. 1785 Elkcom Blvd. Rotary Club Rotary Club of Lake Maly meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0034. Sortome Club The Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.. at the Sabot Point Country Chib on Wddwa Springs Rood. Longwood. Po­ tential members are invited to attend. Weight Watchers A local chapter of Wririit Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Toastmasters The Omni Toastmasters Club •6081 wtU meet at &30 p m every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Ifeathrow. Ouests and prospec­ tive members are wslrome. Call Bertram Obck, 333-600$. for more information. Alanon, Alatran ALANON and ALATEKN boll. Add peppers, tomato, pineapple Juice to boiling liquid. Simmer for 3 minutes. Dissolve cornstarch In 1/4 cup cold water, add to simmering mixture, stirring gently and constantly until sauce thickens. Add shrimp and pineapple rings cut In half and simmer for 3 minutes. will) marinade very often. When chicken Is done (185 degrees Internal temperature) serve on hot platter and dilute marinade over the top. For dessert serve a variety of small cookies, bit size tnrts set In (he center of the table. There are a number or choices available In most grocery stores In the specialty food section. I cup cooked ground pork (drained of excess (at) -'tr 1/3 cup One chopped onions 1/3 cup small fresh bean aorouta 1 tbs. light soy sauce C 1/4 tap. ginger powder ___1/4 tap. allspice 1/2 tso. salt and white pepper 1 4 egS, wed beaten rra*n> Cooking oil (deco fry depth) Hestoil at least 5 toetnehes deep until approximately 360 c to 400 degrees. Mix all 1 “ ** Ingredients together tn a bowl. Using a metal ladle. fUl ladle with mixture, lower Into hot oil and Up out mixture all at once. When they float to top remove from oil wtth slotted scoop or 1 lb. bay scallops spoon. Serve on hot platter 1/3 cup fins chopped on wtth sauce. 1 cetera aUflL choooed 1/4 cup each water civ and bamboo shoots cho 1-1/2 cup chicken stock 1/4 cup cucumber cl 1 tbs. molasses very fine 1 tbs. kght soy sauce 1/4 cup chopped mushrooms 1-1/2 tap. cornstarch dissolved 1f l cup chicken stock In 2 tbs. cold water Otound Pork. $3. IS/lb. Winn 1/3 tap. pepper Heat stock, molasses and Dixie • $3.18; Dean sprouts. 2 of. Shmy wtne $.78/lb. Winn Dixie - $.78: 1 ox. light soy sauce Light soy sauce. $1.40/10 ox. Sesame og to cook wtth Winn Dixie • $1.00; Bay In a vcey hot fry pan or wok. If you hove one, beat od urn* scallops. $4.00/8*. Winn Dixie • $4.00; Water chestnuts. $.75/8 os. Food Lion • $.76: Bamboo shoots. $£0/8 os. Flood Lion - $.00; Cucumber. $.78 each Boggs • $.7$: Mushrooms, $1.71/0 os. Wbm Dixie - $1.78; Shrimp $4.08/8*. Winn Dixie • $4.0$; Pineapple (inn. $.00/20 os. Wbm Dixie • $.00; O rem pepper 3/11.00 I/ tta p , ^ rh ± ^ u TUEafS There is no question that Chinese food is one of the most popular types of food people in this country eat. The fact that there is hardly a town that doesn't have a Chinese restaurant in the area Is proof of Its popularity. Despite all the jokes • about the 'questionable Ingredients* in Chinese cooking we love to go out Aw Chinese food. China Is an enonoous country with centuries of culture and uncountable varieties of cuisine and recipes, we Are generally aware of only a few varieties ria tfS : r j^ iia r ™ z*^ 3 i& S S ^ d ! 0 S~9nri2cS K+L&-X <n«trdw 3 - “ ifl r f H -* 3 S SI X t m ic i u x in i HOB S .A II idiii a*, i wot . S as* * •jmso saswBB • a* [T i l l ^ \ ----- 11 0 n I 1 i * aaaaso i ‘ asswas i ~i, i ‘ v ---- 1 ' . mmmm j* i x.r n i -> • 2 I. i iiwin ii* r— sassSB r irinaiiTrun * i mttmm was • i ' » iw c tj - A mo i.* .* .i-rf-iM w ' Vrrf l t - i i—4 * i - h T k « « a —: S z ~ C r 1'z i « o car aeddaot la 1810, breast •car la 1811 sad s hsart attack ia B. I look OK, and I'm no! a whiner. I have a standard aaswsr for PS© ll �_______ 4N - Seminole Herald, Sentort. Honda - Wednesday, July V 1990 Legal Notices Flerida D agl. af Revenue Semlnele Ceunty, Pforlda Aeeewnt SOI BS1TS4SST Flerida Department ol FteVenue, Ptatnllfl, vaComplete Interlore. Inc * Detendenl County Court Orange Ceunty, Florida Caee S SA BS-11B Mike Andereon. Pleintm ve Complete Interlore. Ine.. Legal Notices AMERICANS w r m DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF ISM. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEOINO 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 2STH STREET. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO CCEDINQS MOT) 330-4440 TOO (40T) 333-3323 Publish Jun* 14, July I. S. IS. ISM With Sal* being held on July 37. IM S DEN-301 Delendant Clreutt Court IN T N I C IR C U IT O OUR T PON Semlnele County, SIM IN O LB CO UNTY. Florida PtONlOA PRO BATS DIVISION Caee SSS-STSt C A IS L Pile Nueaker SS-STB-CP 10M. Inc . Plelntm IN RE; ESTATE OF ALOISIA M OOMBINO, ve formerly ALOISIA M KLUTZ. complete Interlore. Ine., " Delendant Deceased NOTICE MOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION OP SHERIFF'S SALE The admintetretlon ol Ihe "NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEH that by virtue ol that certain eelale ol ALOISIA U . BOMBIWrtl of Elocution leeued out of NO, formerly ALOISIA M. end under Iho oeel el the KLUTZ. Deceased, File Number Clreull Court ol Seminolo M-S7S-CP. la pending In Ihe Clreull Court for Seminole Ceunty. Florida. Caee • S3-0741 Florida. Probate CA IS L upon a Anal ludgment County. rendered In the aloroeald court Dnrtemn. Ihe address ol which la 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford. on the Ith day at June A O Florida 32771. The names end t M ) In that certain caee enU' tied LOM. Ine.. Plaintiff ve . addressee ol Ihe Personal Representative and the Complete Interlore. Inc., Representative's delendant which atoreeaid Writ Personal attorney are eat forth below etlEiecullon wee delivered to me ee Sheriff el Semlnele ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Ceunty. Florida and I have A M NOTIFIED THAT; AN persons on whom this levied upon aH the right, title Notice la served who have and Into rail ol Ihe da lendanti objections that challenge the In Ihe following doaertbad prop­ validity ol the Wlfl. the qualifi­ erty. aa Id property being locat­ cations ol the Personal ed !n Seminole County, horide, n a n particularly deeeribed aa fottowa: PARCEL SO: Lot >. WILSHIAE PLAZA, oooording to the plot thereof ae raoordod In Ptol Book S3. Pege SO. ao reformed by Order O rant lug Partial Summary Judgment dated November 17. 1SSS and recorded In Official Weeorde Book *2*4. Pege 4*7. of the Public Recorde ol Behmnote County. Florida LESS AND EXCEPT; A portion o< Lot t . WILSHIAE PLAZA, according to Iho ptot thereof on Me In the Office of the Clerk e l Via Circuit Court In and for Seminole County. Florida recorded In Plat Book 32. page S4. and aa reformed by dial certain Order Oranting Judgment r 17. IM S to Official Record* Book SSS4, Page 4*7. M id tends situate, lying end being In Seminole County. Florida, more particu­ larly described ae toSewa; Fjom toe Noriheaat corner ol tndlon HUM Unit Pour, ae recorded Nr Ptot Book IS . Pag* IB.' ot Nto Pukkc Record* of m —.tt^ — N^^^w KLui ^to v WWWdA ^N| tayn ^N4 the Nerih tin* at MMe Urdt Pour. • ol S43.BS toot; run North ***tt*M* West CLASSIFIEDS Legal Notices PERRY H OOODMAN, E l AL DCFENDANT(S) NO TICE OP ACTION CO NSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO. PERRY H OOODMAN AND KAREN S. OOODMAN whoss residence Is unknown II he/ehe/they be living; end II he/ehe/they be deed, the unknown defendants wbo may be spoueee. heirs, devlsess, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and all pet* Pee claiming an Interest by. through, under or agalnet the Defendants, who are not known to be dead or alive, and all partlee having or claiming to have any right. Kile or Interest In the properly described In the mort­ gage being foreclosed herein. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the lollowlng LOT 3S. THE COLONNADES. THIRD SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAOE SB. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. (LESS BEOINNINO AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT SB; RUN N.S****’44*W. IIS .03 FEET TO THE NORTH­ EAST CORNER OP SAID LOT SB; THENCE S .S riS 'S S ’ W. I t . 01 P U T; THENCE s .3 r t a ‘44*t. m S7 p i k t t o A POINT ON A CURVE CON­ CAVE SOUTHERLY, SAID POINT ON A CURVE M IN O ON THE NORTHERLY RIOHT OP WAY U N I OP LAZY C IR O lt, WITH A RADIUS OP 11S.00 PIST, A CENTRAL AN O LI OP S*14'10* AND A TAN O IN T M AR IN O OP H.S9*34'S**E; RUN TNENCB EASTERLY ALONQ THE ARO OP SAID CURVE 10.04 P IE T TO THE POINT OP BEOINNINO). AND BEOINNINO AT T N I NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OP LOT IS . OF AFORESAID T H E COLONNADES THIRD SEC­ TION*. RUN N.SrS4*«S*W. 101.11 P U T TO THE NORTH­ WEST CORNER OP 8AI0 LOT IS ; THENCE E.1t*10'4S *W. SSI P U T) THENCE E .S rS 4 ‘M*B. M .,'4 FEET TO A POINT ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY. SAIO P O N T ON A CURVE M IN O ON THE NORTHWESTERLY RtOHT OP WAY LINE OP LAZY CIRCLE. W ITH A RADIUS OP 11S.SS P U T A CENTRAL A N O LI OP rM *S4* A NO A TA N O IN T U A R M O OP N .M * triS * l.| RUN THENCE NORTHEASTER­ LY ALOMO THE ARO OP SAID CURVE S.S1 M E T TO T N I POINT OP u aillllllig petition liled herein. WITNESS my hand and Hi* teal ol this Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, this 11th day ol JUNE. IM S . (SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE C CIRCUIT CIRCUIT BY. Ruth King ueputy Cfork LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE >00 PLANTATION, FL 33*34 SS-2MI 1(FNMA)CMI Publish. June *4. and July 1, IM S DER-30S _______________ N O T IO I p te rm o v s n a n s Notice la hereby given drat I am engaged In business ol 41S Bridle Peth. Casselberry. Florida SS707, Seminole County. Florida, under Hi* Fictitious Name ol F1RNABBO C A N IL DBA JANI K M B . end that I Intend to regiefor said name with the Division of Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with Iho previsions ol Iho Fictitious Nam* Statutes, To-Wit Section SSS OS. Florida Statute* 1BS1. Fernando Canal Publish July 1. IM S DCS-4______________________ N O T IO I OF P U B U O AWOTION Nolle* Is hereby given: McConnsll Towing WIN SON St Publlo Auction tor Salvag* tor Cash on demand to hlgheet biddor, iho following dsserlbod vshlclos: T -t t - S S M Line 1LNBMS1FSJY7SS3SS T-S S -S S St Cher IANMJ4BJ307S43 M Pont 103NV>rUtaCimS4 S4 Mils 7.B4-SS 4A3CF34BI R IM 1 1 40 Seminole Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES DEADLINES ''W h a t super In tig ovsnt of an getor, to* Ssndnols Herald wt* ba rgsponsM# tor too Ik* tosotton only and only to to* extort of too cost of thsl Inssrton. Please chock mi tor accuracy too lrs( day I runs. op N O TIO I F te rm o u s h a s h Nolle* I* hereby given that I am angagad In buatoaa* at M S Woktonn Circle. Lake Mary. PL S374S, Seminole County, Florida, under Ihe PtotMton* Nemo ol OVSTOM AfB BNAPT ISOOEIS and that I Intend to rogletar M id nemo wNN the •t Oerpora ttone, ____ ____ o. Florida. I N --------dene* wllh the provtelans *1 th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*. TbWtt: Section S4S.0* " Statutes t M l . Jeffrey i . Blatter Publish: July t, IS M DCS-*___ op Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon too day bofofB pubHceUon. Sunday 12 Noon Friday NOW ACCEPTER) July 1. t l 407/3t t - M 11 407/331 Notice la hereby Mvan that wa ■ra engaged In buelneee at 1 N Oakland A«a.. Sanford, Florida SIFTS. Seminole County, Florida, wider ton Ftotmoue Nome of TVR P E T C ., and foal DEPARTMENT HOUH1 0 AM • S PM MONDAY • FRDAY L o g o i N O tlC O i 14— Fob Sale | I S -H ealtm A Beauty B S S m ooqm B. toss SSL 1IWS87-M441EE V BH I0LI ___ P A M AUOI _ AW OHSTS, t M H ill 1011 N. ORLANOO AVE MAITLAND PL M7S1 so o a t s ate YIN# PSf 1SS11SS7 S3 HONDA CIVIC JHMST441XC BOSSES* Pukkah: July 1. H " 0ER-7 LS A S B M . W O . under aklak N la engaged 1* kuakwM at »7St « M t M HO Road 4S4. Long*ood, M i l SS77S. That IN* party bttefteied In ABOVE NASMO OEPINOANT(S) WHO ARE N O T KNOWN TO M DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER ■AIO UNKNOWN MU4TME MAY CLANS AN IN T E R M T AS E P O U E M . HEIRS, O CVISUB. ORAN T U B . ON O TM IR atawMRftflh-h RSCBrttRrPOH FREE- <407) S S I-1 U 4 Florida Bar No. 1S7SS4 PaSINk: July 1, t . 1SM OSS-1 T _ W W T bM I I w t h OBF, CONDOMINIUM U N IT IS*. •UlLOINa J. CROWN OAKS. FIRST ADDITION, A COMOOMMMJM srrn w n w n m nra DECLARATION OP M E T M O TIONS. MSSRVATtONO. COVENANTS. CONDITIONS AND I4 IS M E M TE T H U S OP M OO R DEO IN OFFICIAL nsronps book sss, rub 1STT. ANY AMEMPMEMTS T H E M TO, OP THE PUBUO M COROS OP SSM M OLS COUNTY. PLOWOA. AND TO O « TH IN E7IIN ALL APPUR- "■ MPttae COFC WK JCDKAOAIK 0JA6 D » • ■ « » / KPUAKI4KX cope m K P U A K Iim i - 00000 NA M M AS A MY XKIAA4 Ae OtorMJ N» Oewt SSSr b m Sm PuNOek. J u » 1 , A ISES BEE-14 Of I M , • f ' Ti * �I . • ; ' > ; K IT *N’ C A R L Y L E 9 by Larry Wright 71— H u p W a n t e d Vg^eTAT/Q A^T 114 ■ W arehouse /R ental S pace 153— A creage L o t For LOMQWOOOAJC MANY. Md / a n Mono* nantauM aov •0W1«XtoqfL from 1150 par 211— ANTIQUE/COLUCTIELEE S alr 544,900. Fifty mo. 331<m flown ptyrnyit. 155— C o n d o m in iu m s 90M71-7UT F o r S a le 215— W a n t e d t o B u y <*» pk 512JOO. Lo' 1110. 71— H e l p W a n t e d l f l — APPUANCtB * Fuenitvee For Sa u S.VSS& ATTFNTION I A H \ I t JI ! 11V I l P A Y I U R P A R I IS Y U W O R K ••yrll K TTji j I I e ^ V y j 1 U jb . b W Bouma at 322*2611 or drop by our oMoo at 300 N. Fianoh Aw., POStnON AVAIASLE HOW! j Apply InPaceon B m I u J Cj% rwflwCI rOT# attha: A bmaha 1 n iu iva rvrvona f t U N l c V m ll Or A * A Second 300H. FrenchAw. Imcomvi hmumaI ' ••winli rli K Engineering Service hasan facility in Grwowood, SC. ‘ ig and testing of ny^inr) voltage cirMusl alao p itfit pc tp totwface with supplier* andmaounonnel The positionrequiresa BS k in maineeriM discipline #j*Mw5 4ay«Af4 / T w U k U e l S |M ; , 1 ; LI }4 I V la W L ^ C w r jJ J �• > > '. > \' \ \ \ I I I I I •' Uft • 8omlnoio HomM, 8sntofd. Florida ■Wednesday, July 1,1W6 b y C hic Y ou n g BLONDIE A time-sensitive issue DEAR DR GOTT: A while ago, you pubtiehed a letter from a reader who ” uMB1 wear a wriatwatch because it frSE!? i a phenomenon is wtnmsy at its best. I have this problem and I know of other people with It too. It’s not whim- THE BORN LOSER W t*D T > ea »£ H iRKRWTPORMfcTlHI :ZR3E2fGAlRST ^ TUl!>P»TU€R! m HEY, CHUCK. MOW COME YOU NEVES CALL M E ? TOUVE HAD2 HIT**IM N0,tVEHKD2K(T!» GfTHlfA IH > 2 YEARS! KT-BMSOFFTHli PITCHER. T r -^ Y O U * WENT.. TM SORRY.. I SHOULD HAVE CALLED YOU... out upsetting either your stomach or P ETER yourpochetbook. oorr,M .D to give you related laformaUoa.! ■ " rending you s copy of my Health Report “Consumer Tips on - other readers who would like a copy should send $3 phis a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 1017, Murray Hill Station. New York, NY 10100. Be sure to men- "? nVT .V avalanche of mall I received about tion the title. thto tonic, I waa wrong Indismissing It DEAR DR GOTT: Is It likely that a contraded asthma attacks fot out of hand. I was unfair and I apolowouMdie of a severe attack at the age mentioned, new-onset asthma in i the pattern varies, there DEAR READER Such a catastre- S m c m m 1of deat^G IvM tlu s^ f om itfMknjrmi pcinnpte; Some people cannot — „ wnstwatch............ phe would be highly unusual. In moot nario, Td InvesUgata other probabUl not wear oa. After putting them on, the watches cases, asthma begins at a much ties, such as pneumonia, drug reac either atop, lose time or speed up. younger age. Many experts art con- tions or hidden henrtdteaaee. i in siu aiM U ain iim n iiin When taken to a jeweler or worn by corned about the Met that deaths from someone alee, the watches work floe ud are not defective. The phenome­ non meet oRon involves standard wiad-upar lass commonly, digital watches are effrrttd- Poctwt watches are not influ­ iTimsrunn nnnnn enced. The strange occurrence may n n n n n u um nnnn run In families. Sometimes a stainless-steel casing will prevent It, but nnronnn mrannnn net alwnys. People who exhibit the n nn unn Poks, based on what you here told me, I haven't a clue ae to why it cai farces. But I'm set an X-rile believer, so If auy ef you ohfodive edonttote out Ihmu hare au esplenaHoa, Td be grateful to hear frsmyou. DEAR DR GOTT: Tweaty years ego, my doctor told moto take a baby aspirin a day to pruvuut Author com­ plications from a mSd heart ttierk la the pest few years, the price has risen, so I switched to one adult aspirin e day to save money. This dM WHY DON'T YOU MAN6UP 1V <MV w» t^AND *vr I’LL CALL YOU RI6HTEACK.. My new doctor recently told me to take Bayer adult low-etreagth delayed-release aspirin because, be said, the smaller dees is better. Boy, usual dose Is a guartar ef aa adult aspirin (the tuelvalenl of a baby aapMa) ap to half a tablet Same dec­ lare dlacauragi the dMftr uae ef a hill adult aapfcta lor her themwllcauee gastric irrltatlea. However, la my experience, this Is aeiiMB a pnklam. 1/yea aktect to tiboexpaaoe of baby aspirta and Urn lew-dose eeatatf vanoty. yet etil need to etutiuue Ike drug, r . L 4M K A- \ l Jk ; •*5 n n n rnnnnn n u n iiu n n iin u n nnn □nnn nunnum n n u riH iin iimnn nnn n t.in u unnn nrjrw unr m o or h i n n n nnn u n n n n n □ m a ir in nnnrnnn n n n n n n □ nruiu lo n fim n ' n r - r~ lUi i" r - r r- FI rr IT __ ri t1 � 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. 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